Word: lacking
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...deal with some reminiscences of his career at Harvard. He will also join in the regular part of the meeting, at which several papers will be read by members. Plans for the Tercentenary, the undergraduate part of which the Society is to direct, will be discussed. Because of lack of space the meeting will be open only to members of the Memorial Society and one friend spiece. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock and continue as long as Professor Copeland wishes to remain...
Whitey is an albino for the same reason that occasional humans are: congenital lack of black pigment cells in the skin. For some reason albino frogs are far rarer than albino humans, lobsters, squirrels, peacocks, porcupines. About one out of every seven normal humans carries the albino inheritance in his germ-plasm as a recessive Mendelian character, and one person in every 25,000 is an albino. Albinism has been recorded in the great majority of animal and plant species. But Dr. Noble, contemplating Whitey, guessed that possibly not more than one like her could be found among millions...
...sundry other enemies, Promoter Andrews was last week negotiating with the Federal Reserve for a $2,000,000 direct-loan-to-industry. Sharing in the first-quarter motor boom (see p. 66), Hupp now has 3,500 unfilled orders on its books but production has been hampered by lack of cash & credit. And it was further hampered last week when the American Federation of Labor called a strike in the Hupp plant...
...Washington and Lexington, Ky.); of heart disease; in Manhattan. In 1925, after the ousting of Gutzon Borglum, Virginia-born Sculptor Lukeman was called in to complete the Confederate Memorial on Stone Mountain, Ga., produced an equestrian group which was unveiled in 1928. Work has since been suspended for lack of funds...
...President admits that his program is severely hampered by lack of funds. The regrouping of several smaller scholarships now offered will not be enough. A group of a dozen Middle Western and Western students at Harvard under the Conant plan is no more than an encouraging beginning to a program which has as its ultimate aim the inclusion of deserving young men from all forty-eight states of the Union. It is to be hoped that financial means will be found to permit the further development of a plan not only of proved success, but one of-great expectations...