Word: budgeted
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...University, it was announced last night. Although the exact purpose of this survey may be better to acquaint himself with the expenditures of the various branches of the University, it is not definitely known whether or not the new president is contemplating a drastic shake-up in the new budget of over $13,000,000 for which he is now responsible. Throughout the depression there has been no cut in the salaries. With a total of 4200 employees and $8,000,000 paid out annually in combined wages, the task that confronts a man new to this position...
...President's office in University Hall. His work will be to delve into the expense accounts of the various branches of the University in order to draw up a report of their expenditures and to arrive at a figure for expenditure in that department for the new budget that he will assist in writing. Mr. Lowes has served as assistant to Henry L. Shattuck '01, since Mr. Shattuck's appointment as Treasurer of the College...
...fire and speculated gloomily on the prospects for the winter. It looked bad. There was no doubt that Chief Mammoth-jaw O'Brien was not the man the tribe had thought. The magic of his thunder-bearing oratory was losing force, and his latest attempts at balancing the budget had revealed a dismaying lack of biceptual muscle, as well as nearly causing a village riot. In the next election it was all too possible that a revolt might swing the tide to Fiorello Laguardia, the Fusionist contender. If this occurred, the Tammany wigwam was likely to do a sizeable amount...
...issuing flat money or flat deposits, or by failing to balance the budget, the government would precipitate the country into a worse state than it is in now, then flat money should not be issued, and the budget should be balanced. But if, on the other hand, there is no such qualifying consideration, then the flat money should be issued and the budget should not be balanced. There appears to be no such definition of issues at Washington. The inflationists admit that they would resort to the strychnine of rising prices in order to keep the patient alive through...
...administration is putting theart before the horse. It has avoided as far as possible the expedients of paper money and an unbalanced budget which are in themselves harmless; and it has deliberately attempted to raise prices; to accomplish directly and without compensation that evil which is most to be avoided in all recovery schemes...