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Since the free pension list was closed in 1915, the foundation hoped to close its books by 1973, it was announced by Clyde Furst, the secretary of the foundation. At the rate that the money of the fund has been pouring out in the last eight years, the fund would have been exhausted...
...Miss Patterson of Milwaukee, a niece of the General. Contending that Colgate & Co. by using her relative's whiskers as a "springboard from which to launch a jocose and humorous sales argument," had obscured the record he won on the battlefield, she took her case to Arnold Furst, Manhattan lawyer. Lawyer Alan Fox will represent Colgate & Co. The two counsels were 'classmates at Yale in 1903, partners in many a college prank...
...figures of individuals chosen at random from long lists of names published. Thus, the Baltimore Post's alleged offense was in making known the payments of five separate citizens, to wit, the Messrs. Daniel Willard (railroad man), Waldo Newcomer (capitalist), and J. Cookman Boyd, Leon C. Coblenz, Frank A. Furst (small tax-payers). None of the individuals had protested their treatment by the papers to the Government...
...course, funds are necessary for making experiments in education, as well as for the regular maintenance of our institutions," continued Dr. Furst. "As the scientists have discovered, no improvements can be made without experimentation. In this way, the educational foundations have done a great deal to further progress. Thus, adequate funds have made it possible for the General Education Board to demonstrate, in various southern states, the effect on education of improvement in agriculture and economic conditions...
...Philanthropies of this sort," explained Dr. Furst, "have a detachment and an independence that make possible a devotion to the general good, without regard to local or competitive restrictions. Such large institutions must not allow themselves to be moved by hasty or unnecessary criticism. They are judged solely on results, and they must satisfy popular opinion by results alone...