Word: mortgagee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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In San Francisco, mortgage bondholders on St. Mary's College, which has been largely supported by its football team, talked gloomily of foreclosing. A 13-to-0 victory against University of San Francisco made it look as if this year's team may draw enough to help pay...
The heads of the twelve Federal Land Banks probably know more about farm real estate conditions than any other dozen men in the U. S. Their institutions, organized during the War to lend farmers money on mortgages, represent the most successful effort in the U. S. to provide cheap, long...
That by no means completed the list of securities advertised by J. P. Morgan. In their desperate effort to shore up their cracking pyramid in 1930, the Van Sweringens scraped their strong boxes for such items as 196 shares of Long Lake Co.. 250 shares of Huron Fourth Co...
Into this gloomy scene came an ebullient young man named Roy S. Evans who sells automobiles in Atlanta, Ga. Last week he acquired American Austin Car Co. by an outlay of just $5,000. In addition he assumed a $150,000 mortgage on the plant, $40,000 in overdue interest...
So few locomotives have U. S. railroads bought since 1929 that Baldwin Locomotive, its working capital down, its cash low, went into reorganization under 77th last February (TIME, March 4). This was no surprise to the Securities & Exchange Commission which later accused Baldwin of "misleading the investing public," or to...