Word: budgets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Assembling at 2:45 p. m. the House began to debate Clause 17 of Mr. Snowden's budget (TIME, April 21). At 12:30 a. m. that night Mr. Churchill, weary from his hours of onslaught, snarled: "How much longer does the Chancellor of the Exchequer intend to keep this House in session...
Gruff old President Paul von Hindenburg gurgled and thundered in terrifying fashion last week, according to reports from his summer Red House at Neudeck. Chancellor Heinrich Brüning had just come out from Berlin in hangdog fashion, admitted that the Budget was in chaos, presented the resignation of Finance Minister Paul Moldenhauer...
Inept Professor Moldenhauer estimated when he brought the Budget in that it would exactly balance. Last week he discovered instead a deficit of $178,800,000. Members of the Brüning Government, a "Cabinet of Nobodies," know well enough that their tenure of power is dependent on the will and prestige of HINDENBURG. Sheepishly in the Red House the Chancellor was understood to have proposed that Germany's famed "Iron Man," Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, recently Director of the Reichsbank, should be made Finance Minister...
...college, that the faculty should have more money. The Board thought that the junior college was a failure, that faculty salaries were secondary to the acquisition and upkeep of physical property, that the office of Assistant President was superfluous. When the Board refused to accept next year's budget as presented by President Kelly-with salary increases made at the expense of other university expenditures-he resigned. Last week Wilbur Divain Vincent, Commissioner of Education, was made acting president. Muscovites wondered whence their next president would come...
Advertising. Warner Brother's advertising budget for the next twelve months will be: $2,000,000 in newspapers; $500,000 in magazines; $250,000 for exploitation; $250,000 in trade magazines; $500,000 on billboards. These items, explained Advertising Manager A. P. Waxman, would not cover local advertising fields, which theatre managers will have to look after as heretofore...