Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Glass-Steagall bill passed at the President's request to "broaden the base of Federal Reserve credit," its Senate sponsor hotly pointed out that only 39 "limping" banks out of 7,600 have been "insignificantly" aided by this feature...
...comparative records of the two teams show an undefeated, though three times tied, Crimson lineup facing a Technology team with only one victory to its credit, and that gained over the weakest team in the league, Bridge-water Teachers. Yale conquered the Engineers 4 to 0 three weeks ago, and Army beat them 5 to 0 last week. The Crimson's last three games, with Dartmouth, Princeton, and Brown, have ended in deadlocks...
Yesterday's stampede is, even cursorily, all too easy to understand. Depression, to be sure, played the largest part; Republicans were in office when the crisis broke, they failed immediately to overcome it, they must be the butt. An equal share of credit, however, must go to the Democratic campaign managers. Aggressive from the start, James Farley outlined a program that would appeal to every class of people; speakers were admirably fitted to audiences, texts to local interests. The personal charm and sympathy of his candidate, the confident progression of his campaign, contrasted favorably with the cold mechanical personality...
Students who attend the session will have the same classroom instruction under the same faculty as the regular first year class. They will be entitled to full academic credit, thus enabling them to enter the second-year class next fall. Mid-year examinations will be eliminated and three week-end vacations of four days each will be substituted for the regular recesses of the academic year. The extra session is open to college graduates and to those who have had executive experience in business...
...merely after the fashion of their family's political ties and sympathies. The majority of the social class who send their children to college, are Republican, and therefore it is not surprising that Boover should be such a favorite in college polls. Likewise, it certainly is not to the credit of the college man or woman, that he or she should have so little persuasion...