Word: itemization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Football, again, was the only sport which showed an excess of income over expenses. The income for varsity football was $483,750.98 as against an expense of $110,776.97. This item includes all costs of the stadium contests. Every varsity major sport team except the varsity track team decreased its expenses in comparison with 1930-31. The varsity track team showed a slight increase because of the expenses involved in the Oxford-Cambridge trip. Notable was the reduction in the expenses of the crew to $27,688.70 as against $42,425.84 in 1930-31. Administration and other expenses were reduced...
...Comptroller and the Corporation met last summer to consider means of reducing the large deficits from various departments, of which that of the library is the largest, being over three times as great as next non-self-sustaining item, the upkeep and care of grounds. It was found that an economy of ten percent could be made in all departments without cutting either wages or salaries. In the Library this could be effected only by maintaining shorter hours, with a saving of $20,000 in the cost of lighting, heating, and the graduate student desk attendants. It was clear that...
...State Chairman Kingsland Macy, shocked and resentful, denounced the deal as "an unspeakable idea." The Association of the Bar of the City of New York, led by George Woodward Wickersham, flayed Senator Hofstadter as "unfit to hold judicial office" and got busy trying to frame an independent ticket. One item of the deal was that city Republicans were not to fuse with independent Democrats to beat Tammany but were to nominate a flabby figure of their own who could...
Eagles fly high and newspaper history is made fast in Mobile, Ala. Less than five years ago Ralph Bradford Chandler left the Birmingham Post (Scripps-Howard), descended on Mobile, began publishing the Press (evening) in competition with the Register (morning) and News-Item (evening), both owned by Col. Frederick Ingate Thompson, onetime member of the U. S. Shipping Board and an unsuccessful Senatorial aspirant in 1930. Last February Publisher Chandler got control of both Thompson papers, killed the News-Item, settled down to enjoy his monopoly. From Florida, last week, came a competitive threat...
...This evidence when presented to the trial jury may be supported by an attack on the accuracy of certified balance sheets and operating statements, or it may deal with careless preparation of sales circulars which resulted in "misrepresentation" and loss to purchasers. If it is the latter aspect, one item for comment will be the sale of $11,000,000 First & Refunding Mortgage bonds, not first mortgages at all as the term is commonly used in realty parlance, but part first and part second mortgages-as would have been apparent to an investor who understood balance sheets. Or perhaps...