Word: assists
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...elected secretary of the Council, to succeed Peregrine White '33, who tendered a resignation due to lack of time for the position. Richard Glover Ames '34, of Wayland, was appointed by Saltonstall as the member of the Student Council to take charge of Freshman affairs. E.F. Bowditch '35 will assist Ames in this work, which consists chiefly in cooperating with the Union Committee, and in conducting the class elections...
...price cut was no proud gesture but a desperate attempt to get business and cash. Last week the firm announced that its difficulties were so great that it will pass into the hands of its bondholders unless aid is forthcoming. Common and preferred stockholders may be called upon to assist. A committee was formed to protect preferred stockholders. One of its members is a representative of Lord Beaverbrook's London firm of Kitcat & Aitken (not to be confused with London's famed Kit Cat Club...
...second measure designed to assist those men whose funds for the year are not quite sufficient, the School has arranged to grant during the coming year a total of $15,000 in "service scholarships." The awards are not to exceed $150 apiece and are to be allotted on a basis of scholastic standing, general qualifications, and the student's need of help. Those receiving these scholarships may be required to do work during the year reasonably equivalent, in part or in whole, to the money value of the award...
...commander of the 165th Infantry ("Fighting 69th"), he made a great reputation for personal heroism, returned from France with his mud-splashed tunic heavy with medals. As U. S. District Attorney at Buffalo, he was drastic enough to lose some friends locally but to be called to Washington to assist the Attorney General. For three years with Mabel Walker Willebrandt, he practically ran the Department of Justice over the hulking shoulder of easy-going John Garibaldi Sargent. He climbed on the Hoover bandwagon early, rode it hard and helpfully through the campaign, expected as his reward the Attorney Generalship. When...
...most part the rally was predicated upon hopes. Big Hope No. i was that the Administration was somehow in back of the market, would let no harm befall it, would prod bear flanks unmercifully. Big Hope No. 2 was that there was "something in the air." To assist this second hope, the Press of the land last week got behind the market and shoved amain. Every isolated plant to recall a few workers, every company to show good earnings, every regular dividend declared was shot out over the wires as news of a revival bestirring itself, served to stimulate buying...