Word: assistances
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Commission's theory is that if dividends are paid out of capital the credit of the local companies is hurt, that local companies must rely on their own resources now to get funds since holding companies are unable to assist them. Chief opposition to the ruling was based on the fact that most of the companies involved have already passed their dividends, that the Commission acted upon suspicion rather than final facts. While legal struggles were being predicted last week by utility men it was evident that Wisconsin's ruling might become a major milestone in holding company...
...keeps its platform pledge to submit the question of Repeal to Constitutional conventions within the States, and if three-quarters of the States cancel the 18th Amendment, then the last step of the W. O. N. P. R. program will be in order. The organization pledges itself to: 1) assist in framing temperate State liquor laws, 2) insist that national Prohibition remain effective until such laws are operative, 3) conduct a campaign of temperance education throughout the nation's schools, churches, welfare institutions. Mrs. Sabin insists that she has enlisted in the fight for Repeal and revision...
...Guillermo de Roxlo one of the most capable of the young composers and conductors of Europe. This orchestra is supported by music lovers of the city and is sponsored by three of the outstanding leagues of the city. A large number of our orchestra went to Chapel Hill to assist in the State Symphony...
...Lausanne Conference in June, M. Herriot holds, must not cancel Reparations and War debts, must assist Germany to get back on her feet by a suitable extension of the moratorium principle, must provide that eventually Germany shall pay if not all then certainly a great part of what Germany agreed to pay by signing the Young Plan...
Spence parents learned what Chandor parents have known for 15 years, that Miss Chandor used to assist at the oldtime Charlton School, which the Rockefeller Foundation bought 15 years ago and turned into Lincoln School, the experimental adjunct of Teachers College, Columbia. Charlton parents persuaded Miss Chandor to start up on her own, which she did with 40 girls in East 62nd Street. Quietly, carefully, successfully ever since she has run her Chandor School, choosing 100 girls for character and breeding sooner than wealth, keeping classes small, teaching always herself, emphasizing scholarship, urging college afterwards but making sure her girls...