Word: funds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Goldblatt family is scrupulously graded by seniority. Maurice and Nathan as "the partners" draw top salaries of $25,000 each, but Maurice, as senior by a year, long held 29,271 shares of Goldblatt Bros., Inc. to Nathan's 29,270 shares. They now share a trust fund which holds 353,000 shares. Maurice's apartment has 15 rooms, Nathan's 14 rooms; Maurice is 5 ft. 5 in. tall, Nathan...
...Middle West three years ago and now have been extended so that boys are eligible to compete if they reside and attend school in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri, or Tennessee. When sufficient gifts for scholarship purposes are made to Harvard's 300th anniversary fund, the program of large prize awards for entering Freshmen will be placed upon a national basis and boys in every state will be eligible for the scholarships...
...Student Council continues today with more or less the same general purpose. Its duties and services are many. In the first place it guarantees the financial success of all Freshman extra-curricular activities, such as dances, the Red Book (the annual yearbook), etc. This year a fund has been set up for the use of the Freshmen at any time. This fund can be borrowed to start any project, the money to be returned later. Further, a donation is made of $300 to defray the expenses of the annual Freshman Smoker...
...hatless workers so jampacked the hump-backed surface of Red Square that dozens fainted in the congestion. For hours they listened to Soviet stump-thumpers whipping up enthusiasm for the plight of "brother workers" in Spain, then voted part of their monthly wages for a Spanish Government defense fund. At week's end it was announced that 12,000,000 roubles ($2,400,000; had been collected from this and other Bolshevik mass meetings, transferred through the Soviet State bank to the Spanish Government...
...electric leases remained in force. But the most Connecticut Railway & Lighting could expect from its streetcar lines is an annual $118,000, instead of the old figure of more than $1,000,000. That leaves the company $155,000 short of meeting even the annual sinking fund and interest requirements on its $8,989,000 funded debt...