Word: drives
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Yesterday 13,000 members of the University, including officers, teachers, students, and employees received pledges for the Community Fund Campaign. Officials of the drive served notice that there would be no administrative pressure in the canvassing...
Permission to solicit students was granted by the Student Council in view of the pressing need of the Fund and the desire to have Harvard contribute as generously as possible and as a corporate entity. The Council on their part voted $600 for the drive...
...than a score of publications in the U. S. and England) ; young enough to be inquisitive; old enough to be acquisitive; adaptable; resourceful. Can boss or be bossed as the occasion demands; can type; can-with a little brushing up-operate a switchboard; with the key to the ignition, drive...
...chests of tea. Auctioneer William J. Thomson, grandson of the 1839 William J., knocked them down at prices ranging from $6,000 for the silver to $100 for the chromium to bigwig tea merchants, brokers and producers. Thus celebrated was the Empire Tea Centenary; thus furthered was a publicity drive to spur Britain's great tea trade...
...interview with members of the Harvard committee Rowe promised that the Union in Washington, powerful symbol of Western solidarity, would assist the campaign "in every way possible" and complimented the group on the timeliness of their drive...