Word: generously
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...night of July 30-31st when the Harvard-Yale Battery marched, by truck convey, to Fort Ticonderoga and bivouaced for the night beside the old stone ramparts. It was the first night spent in the open with only pup-tents overhead. Mother Nature celebrated the occasion with a generous baptism of cloudbursts, first from the east, then from the west, and some claim that it rained up as well as down. Dawn came, at long last, with a rising sun, a clear sky, and the fatigue trousers of Robert V. Smith, Yale '38, fluttering wildly in the breeze from...
...found that it was the wish of the undergraduate body that it contribute for them to the local charities in Cambridge and Boston. Their policy has been very successful in keeping the students from being bothered by begging letters and personal visits from representatives of these charities. Therefore a generous contribution to the Council budget will protect the undergraduate and at the same time clear his conscience...
...they thought they would need in the future. Answers showed a combined holding of 51,895 grams, prospective need of 47,470 grams more. Where the hospitals would find the money to pay tor this future supply was not dealt with in the questionnaire but M. Pochon loped that generous donors would come forward...
...German Ambassador in Washington, Dr. Hans Dieckhoff, has been keeping cat-like watch on the Brazilian-U. S. treasury negotiations. It is a more or less open secret that one reason President Roosevelt was so generous last week was to enable Brazil to buy more U. S. goods and thus get along with less of the German goods she has been taking with some reluctance under the dubious trade-promoting schemes which Dr. Schacht works with his various kinds of German marks. This week Adolf Hitler openly revealed his displeasure at the Brazil-U. S. liaison, declared that Washington...
...Having vetoed as too generous a $5,000,000 appropriation to aid the New York World's Fair of 1939 (TIME. May 31), the President last week signed two bills, one providing $3,000,000 for New York City's Fair, another providing $1,500,000 for San Francisco's Golden Gate Exposition...