Word: withdrawals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...financial aid offered to the student by the University. His key statement is selected by the Alumni Bulletin in a brief editorial paragraph as being, "it may be said that no student possessed of normal physique and proved intellectual promise need be compelled because of financial reasons to withdraw from Harvard College...
...preponderance of manpower, stormed it resolutely, in four days blotted it out. Secretary Baker was a happy spectator of the battle. On a 25-mile front the U. S. had captured 16,000 prisoners, lost 7,000 men. Only drawback: the Germans, forewarned, had started to withdraw from the St. Mihiel salient 24 hours before the attack...
...luncheon at the Harvard Club yesterday noon at which Mr. Bingham was the host to Edward A. McLaughlin, Jr., president of the Boston College Alumni and Harry R. Heneage graduate manager of Athletics at Dartmouth. Following the luncheon McLaughlin wrote to the mayor requesting him to withdraw his objections since the B. C. Alumni felt that under the circumstances it would be unfair to deprive football fans of the opportunity to see the intersectional game at the Harvard Stadium. McLaughlin had been assurred by both Bingham and Heneage that at the time when the game was arranged the thought that...
Several Red bandit armies are constantly on the move, integrating their movements by means of field radio. While one or two armies engage Government troops one or two others sack a city, massacre, carry off prominent citizens to be held for ransom, after which all four armies withdraw banditwise to the mountains, split spoils...
...which may be drawn from questionnaire-answers of 19372 clergymen of 13 arbitrarily selected Protestant sects, tabulation of which was completed last week in Manhattan.* Specifically they stated that among this interested 20% of the more than 100,000 Protestant pastors in the land. 62% would have the churches withdraw their sanction from any war whatsoever, 54% personally would refuse to take up arms, 83% were opposed to military training in schools and colleges, 80% favored substantial reduction of armaments even if the U. S. were to expose itself by preceding the other nations. Yet the large section represented...