Word: funds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...recent luncheon held in Boston for the class agents of the Harvard Fund, President Lowell declared, in thanking the Class Agents for the work they have done, that Harvard is a careful spender and spends always with a margin left over for two purposes: First to under take new work as it arises, and secondly, for times of adversity. H. L. Shattuck '01, Treasurer of the University said that the Harvard Fund provides most of the totally aurestricted money available to the College and the Graduate Schools...
...fund, which is the only major Alumni Fund which increased its givers last year, had 6,387 contributors as against 6,067 in 1930. However, the aggregate amount contributed decreased from...
...Senate rule stipulating that no Presidential appointee may be sworn in until two executive sessions of the Senate have taken place after his confirmation, was waived. President Dawes and his board rolled up their sleeves and started to work. Applications to share the $2,000,000,000 credit fund, with which the Administration hopes to check the downward spiral of deflation, poured into the Treasury offices. There they were sifted by a clerical staff, prepared for study by the R. F. C. directorate, which hoped to make the first loan from new offices in the old Department of Commerce Building...
...plan compels every employer of ten or more men to set aside 2% of his payroll until a fund is accrued equalling $75 per eligible worker. Ineligible are workers earning more than $1,500 per year. When an employe is laid off for reasons other than his own, a trade dispute or an act of God, he may draw up to $10 per week for a maximum of ten weeks. The plan may operate voluntarily if 175,000 workers are placed within its scope before June...
Died. Lewis Cass Ledyard, 80, famed corporation lawyer, president since 1917 of the New York Public Library; of myocarditis; in Manhattan. Good friend to the elder John Pierpont Morgan and Payne Whitney, he executed their estates. As trustee of the fund created by Samuel Jones Tilden, he helped merge the Astor and Lenox Libraries into the New York Public Library. Lawyer Ledyard, like his partners James Coolidge Carter and John George Milburn, was a onetime president of the New York Bar Association. For 30 years he was counsel to the New York Stock Exchange. In an age of business dinosaurs...