Word: recoverers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The failure of the National Bank of Kentucky was due to mismanagement, and precipitated by final affiliation with Caldwell & Co. through control by BancoKentucky Co., and the receiver of said Bank, appointed by the Comptroller of the Currency, now has pending in the Federal Court a suit to recover some...
All last year the value of U. S. imports and exports, the volume of U. S. foreign trade, slumped and slumped. The first months of 1931 showed a slight gain, but not enough to recover more than fractionally the shrinkage of 1930. Total exports in March 1931 were $237,000...
When Secretary of State Stimson read of the assault in his morning newspaper, he immediately wrote Dr. Leiva: "I was shocked to learn of the injuries which you suffered last night and I hasten to extend to you an expression of my regret. I assure you the police will make...
When the U. S. went to war in 1917, critical citizens declined to take at face value President Wilson's pronouncements of an idealistic national purpose. Right or wrong, they insisted that the country had been driven into the fight for selfish economic reasons. Bankers who had made large...
Last March the S. S. Ile de France brought into the U. S. a French girl who spoke no English. Her name was Lily Pons but it mattered to no one. She went to bed for eight days to recover from seasickness.