Word: credited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ARTICLE CAPTIONED "AN APPLE A DAY" WHICH APPEARED IN TIME, FEB. 28 REPORTING RESEARCH ON THE BACTERICIDAL ACTION OF PECTIN GAVE THE FALSE IMPRESSION THAT THE CREDIT FOR THIS WORK SHOULD BE GIVEN TO ME ALONE...
...MATHEW WINTERS AND MYSELF. THE CONTRIBUTION OF EACH WAS INVALUABLE AND VITAL TO THE WHOLE UNDERTAKING; SINCE SCIENCE IS ADVANCED ONLY BY THE SEEKING OF THE TRUTH THIS ERROR SEEMS GRIEVOUS TO ME. IT IS UNFAIR TO THE CO-AUTHORS IN THAT IT DOES NOT GIVE THEM DUE CREDIT AND PLACES ME IN A POSITION WHERE I MAY BE MISJUDGED. AS A TEN-YEAR TIME READER I FEEL CERTAIN THAT YOU WILL BE GLAD TO CORRECT THIS FALSE IMPRESSION...
...basis of a study of three years' registrations, Lawrence C. Vass, chief of SEC's Investment Banking section, decided that "the problem of financing for small business today is its inability to raise junior-debt and equity capital, rather than an absence of short-term credit." In other words, when a small business wants temporary funds, banks are glad to provide them.* But when a small business wants $500,000 to build a new plant, banks are generally unwilling to take such a long-term risk and the only resort for the business is to try to sell...
Most urgent plea to arise from the Little Businessmen's Conference in Washington last month was for easier credit. Lately the Senate Banking & Currency Committee has been studying ways of providing it. Last week, while a crowd of small businessmen were reiterating their need before the committee, two Government officials appeared, one with the first sound analysis of the problem, the other with a bold remedy...
...from each college. Each table will have an undergraduate Chairman to guide the discussion along the lines mapped in the agenda. Three of these will be from Yale this year, one from Princeton, and one from Harvard. Table 1, on Government and the Control of Money and Credit, will be led by a Harvard Chairman...