Word: mortgagee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"Listen & Learn" is a favorite motto of President-elect Roosevelt who was expected to do just that with the testimony Senator Harrison had adroitly arranged to have adduced before the Senate Finance Committee. Another "Listen & Learn" session for the new President also came to light last week with the announcement...
With insurance companies suspending farm foreclosures and Federal agencies promising further relief to the mortgage-ridden West, hardly anybody last week noticed a fix that mortgages had got a group of New York companies into-until they slipped out of it. In Manhattan Owen D. Young announced the formation of...
Iowa, hot bed of revolt, is the most heavily farm-mortgaged State in the Union. The total debt on its land for 1930 was $1,098,000,000 or nearly one-third of its farm value. Every lowan carries an average farm mortgage of $445 compared with a per capita...
Because Clyde Herring, Iowa's new Democratic Governor, last month appealed by proclamation for mortgagees to suspend foreclosures until the General Assembly could act, New York Life led off fortnight ago with this voluntary farm relief. Of the $1,666,000,000 which 52 life insurance companies have invested in U. S. farm mortgages, $455,834,078 was sunk into the black soil of Iowa. Iowa farm mortgage holdings of the principal life insurance companies: Equitable of New York, $90,040,095; Metropolitan, $64,422,538; Equitable of Iowa, $50,098,679; Northwestern Mutual, $40,809,401; Bankers...
Originated in Iowa, that technique last week was fast spreading to the rest of the country. Throughout the Midwest auction after auction was held at which a debtor's friends bid in his property for a few cents and then returned it to him while the creditor was being...