Word: recommended
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...will combine the elements of two departments such as History and Literature now does. Under such a plan the work would not be reduced but it is possible that it would be changed so as to avoid the general examination. The committee, if it considered the application favorably, would recommend the special plan to the faculty, but it is expected that lack of data will prevent any such recommendation for a year...
...votes for the New Deal, cast by U. S. citizens on Nov. 6, gave Franklin Roosevelt a mountain' of political prestige. Last week he used it all when he presented Congress with his 1936 budget. Without ostentation he dropped one pregnant sentence into his message: "I recommend that $4,000,000,000 be appropriated by the Congress in one sum, subject to allocation by the Executive principally for giving work to those unemployed on the relief rolls...
...Castle and her sister ship Oriente at a $10,000,000 cost. Because the company was alleged to have received from the Government to date $6,000,000 more under the contract system than it would have received under the proposed poundage rate. Postmaster General Farley seemed certain to recommend cancellation of contracts. Such action would save the Government $4,258,704 between now and 1938, when the contracts terminate, according to the Post Office Department...
...until recently has op- posed any other than Harvard graduates to act as head coach, I have been compelled by force of circumstances to make an about face and to recommend now the selection of a type of head football coach such as Fritz Crisler at Princeton. If Lou Little is available for head coach at Harvard I strongly urge his appointment. I am familiar with his work at Georgetown, where he developed some really great teams. His record at Columbia speaks for itself. Harvard needs an experienced and successful coach. If we cannot win some of our major games...
...captain living in Boston, be appointed as a member of the committee in charge of Harvard Athletics. I would further suggest that an Advisory Committee of three or five former Varsity players, a majority of whom should come from Boston or vicinity be created to confer, advise with and recommend football policies to Bill Bingham, who is already overwhelmed with his other duties...