Word: budgeteers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...depressing $60,000 deficit for the operations of 1947-8, William J. Bingham '16, director of the H.A.A., announced yesterday that all minor sport Jayvee teams will probably be abandoned next year. In addition, all plans for expansion in 1948 will rest on the shelf until the athletic budget is balanced...
Jayvee teams in football, baseball, basketball, and crew are included in the budget for next year while those in soccer, hockey, lacrosse, and tennis will be eliminated. Proposed second string squads in other sports are also omitted from the tentative plans which Bingham submitted this week for the approval of the Corporation...
Professor Beer is a former newspaper reporter, Rhodes Scholar, and member of the Democratic National Committee. Professor Cherington has worked for the Bureau of the Budget, the School for Overseas Administration, and has been Secretary of the Graduate School of Public Administration...
Still to be voted on was the rest of next year's military budget-now a big proposed $11.6 billion. Congress might knock out some items, such as the 80,000-ton carrier which the Navy yearned for. Congress was less than likely to pass universal military training, which was down for $400 million. But in the end the total defense appropriations would be around $14 billion, which was even more than the Finletter Commission, in its most anxious moments four months ago, had thought necessary for national defense. There were no bargains, yet, in defense...
...Union" to consider specific proposals. They also adopted a resolution which 1) denounced war as unChristian, 2) urged an attempt at understanding with Russia, and 3) disapproved universal military training. Other decisions: against admitting women preachers to equal standing with men; to raise the church's Public Information budget for the next four years (from $106,000 to $300,000); to spend up to $240,000 on an efficiency survey of the church; to establish a committee which will work for prohibition as well as temperance...