Word: assisted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Highlander Folk School is inviting college men who would be interested, to come down to the mountains of Tennessee this summer and assist in constructing a new building at Allardt for use in a program of community education...
...famed Sistine Choir which was increased to 100 voices. In the musical sections surrounding this great central act of Roman Catholic faith, such as the Kyrie Eleison, Gloria, Credo, and Agnus Dei, the choir divided, one part taking the melody, the other singing as if in orchestral accompaniment. To assist at this mass with Pius XI as celebrant, 70,000 people jampacked St. Peter's. Among them were the King & Queen of Siam, the Crown Prince of Italy, 20 other European princes, and delegations led by Alfred Ildefonse Cardinal Schuster of Milan and Augusto Cardinal Hlond of Poland. Rain...
...accept for ten months. ¶ Mrs. Catherine Rouse Conner, in charge of information for Federal Surplus Relief Corp.. resigned to retain her post as Committeewoman from Kentucky. Others still to resign last week included U. S. Treasurer William Alexander Julian, Committeeman from Ohio; Second Assistant Postmaster General William Washington Howes, Committeeman from South Dakota; John Jacob Thomas, Nebraska State Chairman who holds a job with the Federal Reserve Board; and Mr. Farley himself. Obviously Mr. Farley could not resign as head of the National Committee until he had finished rearranging the Democratic pack. Last week the shuffle began. First...
...money to those most in need of it, rather than spread it thin in a general reduction of rents and food prices, there is much to be said for this policy. But it should not lose sight of the fact that the real purpose of the policy is to assist men through College. In setting the prices of some of the rooms at an artificially low figure, the University has extended assistance to the needy student without requiring anything in return. It should apply the same policy to the Temporary Employment Plan, by at least halving the amount of work...
...refusal of the University to comply with the conditions made by the Civil Works Administration may seem, at first glance, ungracious and arbitrary. There is, of course, a strong presumption in favor of any plan to assist students at a time when their budgetary strain is more acute than ever before, but this should not prevent an understanding of the University's decision, and of the considerations by which it was dictated...