Word: losses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Injuries: loss of some of Manager Phil Angier's eyebrows, some of Whiteside's temper, and $4500 worth of launch; asset: driver Arthur Sampson has what Swift & Co. call "smoked hams...
...date HOLC has taken mortgages on some 800,000 homes. Last week HOLChairman John H. Fahey reported that 30% were a few weeks behind in payment, 16% were 90 days behind. Fortnight ago he declared that out of 400,000 loans studied, only eleven were likely to show a loss to the Government. Cried Ohio's Representative Sweeney: "If the Government loses on only eleven out of 400,000 loans, then Mr. Fahey is a wizard...
...after the World War, is hovering over the afflicted territory like a bird of ill-omen. Turkey, Jugoslavia, and Italy undoubtedly would not resist taking a morsel of Greece if it were dangled before their eyes. The one hope that Greece has of setting her affairs without interference and loss is to enlist British support. The British watchdog, with a sentimental interest since Byron and a commercial interest antedating that, has already growled but may have to do a little judicious nipping to preserve "the cause of Greek independence...
...content with winning his numerals in hockey this winter, Don Sleeper is proving his versatility by taking Cunningham's place in the 115-pound division. The loss of Joe Nee necessitates shifting Wysocki up to 175 pounds and filling his place with Eddie Davis, football captain and wrestler at Milton last year, Davis boxed his first intercollegiate match against Dartmouth intramural champions two weeks ago, and put his man away with a technical knockout. Sherlock. Ellis, and Oakes will remain in their present classes, and Whitney, who showed his possibilities against Staunton, is again taking his place at 135 pounds...
...were fixed charges and lack of working capital, Its cash account, which led investors in 1930 to look upon the company as impregnable, had dwindled to $3,451,000. Current assets available for working capital were $10,200,000 against more than $20,000,000 in 1929. With net loss for 1934 of $3,698,000, Baldwin Locomotive was finding it increasingly difficult to meet interest payments on its bonds. Last week, after the directors had voted to reorganize, President George Houston announced that interest on the crucial 6% $10,000,000 bonds of 1938 would not be paid when...