Word: funds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...steady building up of its collection of contemporary poetry Mr. Morris Gray, '77, made this possible by the gift in the early spring of $12,000, of which $2,000 was for immediate use in supplying publications of the recent past, so that the income of the main fund will be free for use in keeping up with current modern poetry...
...take that vacation after all and go fishing," to buy his own home, to provide education for his children, Lawrence, Florence, Floracene, Juanita, Clyde. His other three children are already educated. Engineer Court will not, however, receive the entire value of his ticket. To the veteran's relief fund he must donate 47% (about $40,000). To Guy Moore, Indiana plumber who bought a fifth interest in the winning ticket, he must pay $10,000. The J. S. will also collect income tax. Engineer Court found time, last week, amid many financial arguments and arrangements to invest another dollar...
...selection of D. W. McCord as Graduate Secretary speaks for itself. Occupying at various times many positions of trust in Harvard affairs, he has particularly distinguished himself in his able work as Executive Secretary of the Harvard Fund. Mr. McCord's wide experience and broad personal contacts should be especially valuable in the selection of prominent speakers, in the outside relations of the Union, and in the general oversight of its policy...
This duty will be taken over by McCord who has been actively connected with the University since his graduation in the capacity of Secretary to the Harvard Fund. The policy of having one prominent speaker approximately every month will be continued next year...
Chief factor in the sudden change was information from Washington that the Government would apply $100,000,000 of its revolving fund to help out the wheat market. As wheat closed last week at 98, and as it costs about $1.23 to raise a bushel, it was difficult to see how much lasting good $100,000,000 would do in an 880 million bushel crop. Traders, however, did not pause to work out the economics of the situation. The fact that help was coming was sufficient. Furthermore, the market had been oversold, and prices forced below their natural level were...