Word: burdened
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Last Friday, Fradd announced that the additional burden of Freshman basketball that the closing of Hemenway Gymnasium had imposed would so seriously threaten the capacities of the building that night practice might be required...
Difficulties in accomodating the men who are out for basketball have arisen at the Indoor Athletic Building because of the extra burden of Freshman basketball imposed on it by the closing of the Hemenway Gymnasium for college...
...There is also the problem of economic loss due to sickness-a very serious matter for many families with and without incomes, and. therefore, an unfair burden upon the medical profession. Whether we come to this form of insurance soon or later on, I am confident that we can devise a system which will enhance the remarkable progress made in the practice of the profession of medicine...
...President but many of them had taken an additional pledge to vote for unemployment insurance. Yet last week many a Congressman who had taken this double pledge did not really understand what he had promised, thought of "un-employment insurance" as some sort of panacea that would lift the burden of depression unemployment from the U. S. The President showed by his speech that he knew better, knew that it would not solve the present relief problem, would be slow in getting started, that even after it got started it could not take the place of relief for unemployment caused...
...insurance financed by "contributions, not taxes." That ruled the Federal Government out as a fiscal partner, for its contributions would come from taxes. But a big question was still to be settled: Should employes as well as employers contribute to insurance funds? Labor said "No!" In Wisconsin the burden is being borne entirely by employers. The Ohio plan would have employers contribute 2% of payrolls, would have an additional 1% deducted from wages. Here was ample material for debate between employers and unions, but economists did not worry much about the outcome: in the long run the public will...