Word: payments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...happened, they could say that bad times were over. That something was restoration of full preferred dividends by U. S. Steel Corp., world's largest private industrial enterprise, world's largest employer of industrial labor. Last week the Steel Corporation not only declared the full $1.75 quarterly payment on its preferred, but also tossed in an extra $2 payment as a start toward clearing up the $16.25 arrears accumulated since...
...outset-will receive a monthly return benefit . . . larger than he could purchase from any private insurance company with the taxes he will have paid the Government. These monthly benefits will range from $10 to $85 a month. If a worker dies before reaching age 65 a lump sum payment is made to his family. This lump sum will amount to 3½% of the total wages he has earned after...
...right belongs to N. W. Ayer, the corporation, as owner of 117,000 trusteed shares. Last month they held a meeting for the 201 Ayer stockholders, put through a plan whereby the company allocated big blocks of the Fry stock to President Batten and Director Jordan on a deferred payment plan, undertook to buy the rest of the Fry stock for the company's treasury. The idea behind this plan was to equalize the holdings of four directors, including Adman Thornley. All the trusteed stock was voted in a block in favor of the plan, Trustee Thornley being unable...
...American Legion was founded ostensibly to foster patriotism, and to continue to serve the country in peace as in war. Since the war, the Legion has demanded a bonus for their war services, based on what logic it is difficult to see. They forced payment of that bonus years before it was due. Now they are pressing on to demand pensions for every member, and for their families, no matter when required. Beside these mammoth treasury raids, unhesitatingly made in times of severe economic distress, the petty steals in disability pensions which produced such paradoxes as football players drawing total...
...Dividend-of-the-week was announced by Boston's State Street Investment Corp. to qualify for the exemption granted by the new Federal tax law to mutual trusts which distribute capital gains as well as earnings to their stockholders. State Street plans a $20-per-share payment before the year...