Word: premiums
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...night superintendent of one of the Houses expressed himself as being in favor of a credit union plan similar to the one in effect at Fileno's and other department stores. By this system an employee is able to secure a life insurance policy at a greatly reduced premium, and also may voluntarily deposit part of his weekly savings and receive a greater amount of interest than a bank can pay on similar deposits...
Since when has the issuance of a U. S. coin been placed in the hands of a private committee or enterprise for disposition? How long has it been possible to charge a premium of $1.15 per coin on a new issue? Is such disposal at the discretion of the Treasury Department or could there be political significance...
...Hitherto Lloyd's have been writing insurance against war damage to property in Great Britain at the low premium of 1/5% of 1%, but last week Lloyd's abruptly decided to write no more such insurance at any premium whatever...
...ground or off canvas spread under the tree, earn between $1.50 and $3 a day. This year growers will pay 5? to 6? per Ib. to get the crop harvested, will sell native varieties to pecan shelters for 10? or 11? per Ib., improved varieties at a small premium. A year ago native nuts brought...
...only by the iron voice of the world's most powerful address system, telling the crowd, picnicking on the roof of the bright blue club house or milling around the huge infield, how far Nuvolari was ahead, and how this or that individual or firm was offering a premium on the next lap, which Nuvolari invariably won. William B. Leeds offered $500 to any U. S. driver who won a lap, did not have...