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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which would serve as a starter. He went to a banker friend and asked him for a $6,000 mortgage loan. Throwing up his hands in horror the banker declared: "Oh, Senator, we can't make any more loans at present. While we're sound, we must remain in a liquid condition." Senator Fess, disappointed, went to the building & loan associations to draw his cash. At each he was told he could not have it because the institution was too overloaded on real estate to make the advance. Woefully declared the G. 0. P. chairman: "That case...
...executive committee has been reduced from seven to four members, the board of control from 24 to 12, while the offices of board chairman and athletic director have been merged into one. Only two alumni members will remain on the board, and undergraduate representation has been cut from four to two members. In these cases, however, numbers of both groups have been kept in the same proportion...
...while one cannot deny the influence of the small college in American life, one cannot also remain blind to their failing. There are many such institutions throughout the country which do not, and cannot, give the education which a college owes its students. Their curricula are too small; their equipments are not adequate; their professors are with a few exceptions mediocre. Those faults do not lie in poor management, but are due to the very nature of the colleges themselves...
...Last week Republican Committeemen were asked to be in Washington Dec. 15 to perform this duty. flf Herbert Hoover is reelected, he will remain the 31st President...
When Mr. Dreiser's account, together with the report of his committee yet to be published, is divested of prejudice and examined against the background of history, the incident will remain one of the year's outstanding examples of the wrong way to meet an extreme business emergency. Enlightened business will probably view it as one of the results of the lack of organized planning in a period of over-expansion. Economists may view it as another symptom of the passing of Old King Coal. Sociologists may attribute its extremity to the lack of education in the district in which...