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PROCEEDINGS<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
INCLUDING THE MINUTES OF THE<br />
STANDING COMMITTEES<br />
JULY 6, 1928-JUNE 17, 1929<br />
ITHACA, NEW YORK<br />
1929
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.<br />
July 6th, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees YauCleef, Chairman ; Farrand, R. B. Williams,<br />
and R. H. Tremau ; Faculty Representatives Moore and Thill}' and<br />
Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees J. DuPratt White, C. E. Tre-<br />
man, Wesiinghouse, Pound and Wilson and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. Leave of absence, without salary, for the academic year 1928-29,<br />
was granted Assistant Professor Morris A.Copeland of the Department<br />
of Economics.<br />
2. Professor E. S. Savage was appointed Acting Head of the<br />
Department of Animal Husbaudr)' for the months of July, August<br />
and September, without change in salary.<br />
3. It was recommended that Frank II. Hodder be appointed Acting<br />
Professor of American History for the academic year at a<br />
192S-29<br />
salary of $ 6,000.<br />
4. The resignations were presented following to take effect at the<br />
end of the academic year 1927-2S :<br />
L. B. Hoisington, Assistant Professor of Psychology.<br />
G. R. Megathlin, Instructor in Geology.<br />
5. The following appointments and changes in the staff were made<br />
for the academic year 192S-29 unless otherwise stated :<br />
C. W. Rose to be Assistant in Mineralogy at a salary of $400.<br />
L. C. Conant, now Assistant in Geology, to be Instructor at a<br />
salary of $1,500.<br />
J. D. Forrester to be Assistant in Geology at a salary of $500.<br />
The salary of V. E. Jones, Assistant in Geology was increased<br />
from $500 to $600.<br />
E. C. VanKeuren to be Instructor in English (part time) for the<br />
first term at a salary of $300 for the term. (This salary is to be paid<br />
from funds of the Veterinary College. )<br />
1903
1904<br />
6. The following appointments and changes in the staff of the<br />
Summer Session of 1928 were made :<br />
B. Lenrow, Instructor in Public Speaking, resigned.<br />
C. H. Saylor and A. L. Dresser, Assistants in Chemistry, resigned.<br />
W. M. Dunbar was appointed Instructor in Architecture at a salary<br />
of $575-<br />
Richard R. Dunham was appointed half-time Instructor in Public<br />
Speaking at a salary of $150.<br />
The following half-time Instructors in Mathematics were put on<br />
full time and their salaries increased from $175 to $300 : B. R. Beisel,<br />
H. J. Lane and H. L. Schug.<br />
E. A. Georgi, A. W. Avens, R. C. Tallman, C. R. Fordyce and S.<br />
F. Whearty, Assistants in Chemistry each at a of salary $125.<br />
7. The President reported that by virtue of the authority conferred<br />
upon him by the Trustees he had granted a leave of absence, without<br />
salary, for the months of August and September to Director F. B.<br />
Morrison of the State Experiment Stations.<br />
8. Changes and additions to the staff of the Summer School in the<br />
State Colleges were made as follows :<br />
Resignations :<br />
R. D. Harwood, Biology.<br />
Sid Robinson, Biology.<br />
Harry A. Ross, Agricultural Economics and Farm Management.<br />
George F. Warren, Agricultural Economics and Farm Mgt.<br />
L. W. Sharp, Cytology.<br />
Increases in Salary<br />
Walter B. Bliss, Rural Education, from $650 to $750.<br />
Peter P. Kellogg, Nature Study, from $100 to $200.<br />
Myron S. Kendrick, Agricultural Economics and Farm Manage<br />
ment, from #125 to $250.<br />
Claude W. Leister, Nature Study, from $100 to $200.<br />
W. C. Muenscher, Botany, from $225 to $450, if enrollment<br />
warrants.<br />
Appointments :<br />
A. L. Carson, Clerk in Rural Education, $150.<br />
James E. Crouch, Ornithology, $200.<br />
C. B. Gentry, Rural Education, $250.<br />
Leland Spencer, Agricultural Economics and Farm Management,<br />
$650.<br />
Henry C. Taylor,<br />
ment $300.<br />
Agricultural Economics and Farm Manage<br />
George A. Works, Agricultural Economics and Farm Manage<br />
ment and Rural Education, $300.
1905<br />
9. Changes in the distribution of salaries for certain members of<br />
the staff of the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at<br />
Geneva for the year 1928-29, were made as follows :<br />
L. K. Jones : In the original budget $1,750 of L. K. Jones'<br />
salary was carried on the State Fund, and $r,500 on Purnell. This<br />
was changed to $1,250 on the State Fund and $2,000 on the Purnell<br />
Fund.<br />
G. P. VanEscltine : The salary of G. P. Van Eseltine was carried<br />
entirely on the State Fund. This was changed to $1,500 on the State<br />
Fund and $1,500 on the Purnell Fund.<br />
Vice Andei son : To offset these changes, totalling $2,000 the item<br />
for '<br />
Vice Anderson "<br />
was changed from $2,100 on the State Fund<br />
and $1,250 on the Purnell Fund, to $3,350 011 the State Fund.<br />
Vice Shriner : The item for "Vice Shriner "<br />
was changed from<br />
$2,250 on the Purnell Fund to $750 on the State Fund and $1,500 on<br />
the Purnell Fund.<br />
10. It was recommended that paragraph 3, sub-division A, of Article<br />
VIII of the <strong>University</strong> Statutes be 0 amended that the Director of<br />
Admissions will be a member of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty.<br />
ir. The President reported that he had received an offer from<br />
private sources for supplementing the salary of the headship<br />
of the<br />
Department of Animal Husbandry by the sum of $2,500 annually,<br />
but that the principal sum for producing this amount had not as yet<br />
been made available. It was therefore<br />
Resolved : That the Trustees would welcome a contribution of<br />
$50,000 the income of which would be used for the benefit of the De<br />
partment of Animal Husbandry, more specifically at the present time<br />
to supplement the salary of the head of that department and when no<br />
longer needed for that purpose to be used for the general benefit of<br />
the department, and it was<br />
Further Resolved : That should a capital sum of $50,000 not be<br />
made available the Trustees would approve the payment of the sum<br />
of $2,500 as a supplement to the salary provided by the State budget<br />
for the head of the Department of Animal Husbandry, in case satis<br />
factory guarantees through deposit of securities with the <strong>University</strong><br />
or otherwise, are offered which would insure the necessary annual<br />
payments until other provision is made by the State or is forthcoming<br />
from other sources.<br />
12. An appropriation of $400 was made to cover the salary of an<br />
Assistant in Geology for the year 1928-29.<br />
D.<br />
13. The sabbatic leave of absence heretofore granted Professor O.<br />
vonEngeln was cancelled at his request.<br />
14. The title of H. Glasgow, Associate in Research (Entomology)<br />
in the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, was changed<br />
to Chief of Research.
1906<br />
15- Dr. W. A. Hagau was granted a salary of $400 to be paid from<br />
the income of the Veterinary College for certain research work which<br />
he is doing during the Summer for the Commissioner of Agriculture<br />
aud Markets, on the reaction of tuberculin.<br />
16. The President reported that the New York State Veterinary Medi<br />
cal Society had prepared a tablet commemorative of the foundation of<br />
that society which it wished to present to the New York State Veter<br />
inary College and Dean Moore was authorized to accept this gift on<br />
behalf of the College.<br />
17. Upon recommendation of the Heckscher Research Council the<br />
following<br />
grants were made :<br />
Supplement to Grant No. i$g : $r,ooo to Professor W. D. Bancroft<br />
for researches in photochemistry in accordance with the terms of the<br />
letter of June 9, 1928.<br />
Grant No. /// $300 to Professor H. Ries for an investigation of<br />
he moulding sand resources of the United States in accordance with<br />
the terms of his letter of June 18, 192S.<br />
Grant 175 : $300 to Dr. G. H. Maughan for a study of the effect of<br />
radiant energy on the development of certain glands of chickens in<br />
accordance with the terms of his letter of May 24, 1928.<br />
Grant No. ij6 : $750 to Professor H. S. Liddell for assistance in<br />
his study of conditioned reflexes in the sheep and goat in accordance<br />
with the terms of his letter of June 22, 1928.<br />
Grant No. ijj : $r,oooto Professor C. K. Burdick for a comparative<br />
study of restatements of torts and agency and conflicts of laws in<br />
accordance with the terms of his letter of June 18, 1928.<br />
Grant No. iyS : $400 to Professor Harry Caplin for the publication<br />
of a manuscript ; the De Imaginatione of Gianfrancesco Pico della<br />
Mirandola : text, commentary, introduction, and translation.<br />
18. The report of the Heckscher Research Council for the year<br />
1927-28 was received and placed on file.<br />
19. Authority was granted for the improvement of the chimes in<br />
accordance with the plan presented by Professor A. W. Smith with<br />
the understanding that this improvement will necessitate an expend<br />
iture of about $2,000. It is expected that the total amount will be<br />
obtained from private subscriptions, but it is possible that the<br />
<strong>University</strong> may have to assume a portion of the cost.<br />
20. Authority was granted Librarian Willard Austen to sell such<br />
masonic money, badges and medals from the Loewy collection as he<br />
may deem advisable.
1907<br />
2i. The following offer from the estate of LaVerne Noyes, deceased,<br />
was accepted by the Trustees and the President requested to express<br />
to the representatives of the estate the appreciation of the Trustees :<br />
President, <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>,<br />
Ithaca, N. Y.<br />
Dear Sir :<br />
"Estate of LaVerne Noyes<br />
2500 Roosevelt Road<br />
Chicago, June 29, 1928.<br />
The trustees of the Estate of LaVerne Noyes are pleased to offer<br />
you, for the benefit of eligible students at <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>, ten<br />
scholarships for the year 192S-29, under the provisions for such<br />
scholarships in the will of the late LaVerne Noyes.<br />
The obligation which the trustees of the estate assume is the pay<br />
ment in full, to the <strong>University</strong>, of the regular tuition for ten deserving<br />
students needing this assistance, who shall be selected by you or<br />
some other designated officer of the institution, and whose applica<br />
tions for benefits under the provisions of Mr. Noyes'<br />
will shall be ap<br />
proved by the trustees of the estate. The]acceptanceof the applications<br />
and the payment of the tuition under this proposition will be governed<br />
strictly by the provisions of the will as set forth in the application for<br />
scholarship blank. Formal itemized bill for tuition, when due, should<br />
be rendered to "Estate of LaVerne Noyes"<br />
for students whose<br />
applications have been approved by the trustees.<br />
Only applicants who enlisted prior to September 11,<br />
considered.<br />
1918 will be<br />
It is the present expectation that men now awarded scholarships<br />
will be continued thru their college course^ provided they continue to<br />
need this assistance. While the trustees reserve the right to discontinue<br />
all payments at the close of the academic year if, in their judgement,<br />
it shall seem or necessary desirable to do so, it is their hope that the<br />
awarding of these scholarships may continue.<br />
We shall be pleased to have your acceptance of this offer as<br />
promptly as possible, so that we may make our plans according^.<br />
Yours truly,<br />
Estate of LaVerne Noyes,<br />
By<br />
F. L. Dole "<br />
22. The following changes in the staff of the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Medical College in New York City for the year 1928-29 were made :<br />
Resignations :<br />
J. S. Manning, Assistant in Surgery.<br />
H. E. Martin, Instructor in Clinical Surgery.
Appointments :<br />
1908<br />
Joseph L. Schwind, Instructor in Anatomy, at a salary of $2,500.<br />
H .B. Haag, Assistant in Pharmacology, at a of salary $2500.<br />
Wade Duly, Assistant in Surgery, at a salary of $250.<br />
John Staige Davis. Jr.. Assistant inSurgical Research, Department<br />
of Surgery, at a salary of $1,250.<br />
George L. Birnbaum, Assistant in Surgical Research at a salary<br />
of $500.<br />
23. The date of the Autumn meeting of the Board of Trustees was<br />
fixed as November 17th, 1928.<br />
24. Leave of absence without prejudice to salary was granted to<br />
President Farrand for the period approximately from June 7th to<br />
September 15th, 1928.<br />
25. A committee consisting of Trustees Gannett and C. E. Treman<br />
was appointed for the purpose of conferring with the Alumni Repre<br />
sentative on the qnestion of the presence of intoxicants on the<br />
<strong>University</strong> premises alumni during reunions.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
July 15, 1928.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Finance Committee except<br />
Trustees Ickelheimer and Upson, who are out of the country, the<br />
following<br />
items were approved :<br />
1. That the <strong>University</strong> subscribe to 250 shares of American Tele<br />
phone & Telegraph stock at par under rights (Trustee Hiscock not<br />
voting. )<br />
2. That the <strong>University</strong><br />
subscribe to 250 additional shares of New<br />
York Central Railroad stock at par under rights.<br />
8%<br />
3. That the <strong>University</strong> exchange<br />
stock.<br />
its"<br />
300 shares of Melville Shoe<br />
first preferred stock into the new Melville Shoe 6f/r first preferred<br />
4. That the <strong>University</strong> deposit its 500 shares of International Paper<br />
preferred stock under the plan for the formation of a new holding<br />
Company and that George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer, be and he here<br />
by is authorized to assign the certificates and to execute any other<br />
papers necessary, in the name of the <strong>University</strong><br />
the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
and attach thereto
1909<br />
5. That the <strong>University</strong> exchange its Palmolive Peet 7% preferred<br />
stock at no for the new Colgate-Palmolive Peet 6% preferred stock<br />
at par and that George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer, be and he hereby<br />
i9 authorized to assign the certificates and attach thereto the<br />
<strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal and execute any other papers that may<br />
be necessary to effect this exchange.<br />
6. That the Treasurer, George F. Rogalsky, be and he is authorized<br />
to endorse in blank the certificates of deposit for the preferred<br />
shares of the Mackay Companies and the 4% bonds of the Com<br />
mercial Cable Company for exchange into the new 5 %<br />
bonds of the<br />
International Telephone & Telegraph Corporation and attach thereto<br />
the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
Geo. F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tem.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
September 4, 1928.<br />
At a meeting of the Finance Committee it was duly voted that<br />
the <strong>University</strong> exercise its rights to subscribe to 80 shares of the<br />
common stock of the International Nickel Company and that George<br />
F. Rogalsky, as Treasurer, be and he hereby is authorized to sub<br />
scribe for said stock in the name of the <strong>University</strong><br />
thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
and to attach<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tern.<br />
September 20, 1928.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Finance Committee ex<br />
cept Trustees White, Ickelheimer and Upson,<br />
who were not avail<br />
able, it was -,--.<br />
Resolved, That the <strong>University</strong> sell 500 shares of Illinois Central<br />
common stock at the market, and that George F. Rogalsky, as Treas<br />
urer, be and he hereby is authorized to assign the certificates and<br />
attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
STATE COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tern.<br />
New York City, September 20, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees Farrand, Chairman ; [Miller, Horace White,<br />
Eastman, Pyrke, Newman ; Deans Mann and Moore ; Director Van<br />
Rensselaer, Vice-Director Hedrick; Faculty Representatives Thomp<br />
son, Kruse and Fish and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Wilson, J. DuPratt White,<br />
Graves, Pratt and Gannett, and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken and recommendation was made to the Board of<br />
Trustees as follows :<br />
1911
1912<br />
New York State Veterinary College<br />
1- The sabbatic leave of absence heretofore granted Dr. C. M.<br />
Carpenter for the second term of the academic year 1928-29 was<br />
recommended changed to a leave of absence for the entire year,<br />
without salary.<br />
2. That the following appointments be made for the year 1928-29:<br />
Donald W. Baker to be Instructor in Diagnosis at a salary of<br />
$2,000.<br />
Miss Harriet L. Mansfield to be Instructor in the Department of<br />
Pathology and Bacteriology at a salary of $1,500.<br />
3. The following changes in salary were recommended for the<br />
academic year 1928-29:<br />
C. E. Hayden, from $3,000 to $3,250.<br />
M. G. Fincher, from $3,000 to $3,250.<br />
H. L. Gilman, from $2,750 to $3,000.<br />
H. C. Stephenson, from $2,500 to $2,750.<br />
M. J. Gibbons, from $1,900 to $2,150.<br />
4. Recommendation was made that a sum not to exceed $400.00<br />
be used from the income of the college to pay for instruction in<br />
English for the first term of the academic year 1928-29.<br />
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station<br />
5. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State Agricul<br />
tural Experiment Station made since the last regular meeting of the<br />
Council by the Dean under authority given him, were reported and<br />
ratified as follows :<br />
Appointments:<br />
J. P. McCollum, Assistant in Research (Horticulture) for the<br />
period July 1 to September 30, 1928, at a salary of $175 per month, a<br />
total of $525.<br />
P. Carodemus, Assistant in Research (Chemistry), for the period<br />
July 1 to September 30, 1928, at a salary of $150 per month,<br />
of $450 for the period.<br />
a total<br />
P. V. Traphagen, Assistant in Research (Agronomy), for the<br />
period July 1 to November 30, 1928, at a salary of $125 per month,<br />
total of $625 for the period.<br />
Miss Elma Peterson, Clerk, July 1, 1928, at a salary<br />
month.<br />
Earl Mahoney, Student Assistant (Bacteriology),<br />
tember 15th, at a salary of $25 per month.<br />
M. W. Yale, Student Assistant (Bacteriology),<br />
1st, at a salary of $40 per month.<br />
of $85 per<br />
effective Sep<br />
effective October
1913<br />
Paul A. Hansen, Assistant in Research (Bacteriology), effective<br />
as early in October as he can arrive in Geneva, with salary at the<br />
rate of $2,200 a year, as successor to P. S. Prickett.<br />
Resignations :<br />
P. S. Prickett, Assistant in Research (Bacteriology), effective July<br />
9, 1928.<br />
P. P. Carodemus, Assistant in Research (Chemistry), effective<br />
September 15, 1928.<br />
L. K. Jones, Associate in Research (Botany), effective September<br />
1, 1928.<br />
6. The retirement of Frank E. Newton from the service of the<br />
Station as of July 1st, 1928, after forty-two years of service, was<br />
reported and the President was requested to extend to Mr. Newton<br />
the deep appreciation of the Trustees for his long<br />
service.<br />
and faithful<br />
7. It was reported that the contract for printing bulletins and cir<br />
culars of the Station for the year beginning July 1, 1929, had been<br />
awarded to W. F. Humphrey with the approval of the Comptroller<br />
of the <strong>University</strong> and the State Comptroller.<br />
8. A report was made that by<br />
mutual consent the contract for<br />
rental of laboratory space at Vassar College for the Hudson Valley<br />
horticultural investigations had been extended for another year<br />
without change in terms.<br />
9. It was recommended that authority be granted Dr. U. P.<br />
Hedrick to sign all papers relative to the withdrawal of alcohol free<br />
of tax for use at the State Experiment Station.<br />
10. The resignation of F. B. Morrison as Director of the New<br />
New York State and <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Experiment Stations was<br />
received and accepted.<br />
11. It was recommended that F. B. Morrison be appointed Pro<br />
fessor of Animal Husbandry and head of that department at a sal<br />
ary of $10,000 a year, effective October 1st, 1928.<br />
12. The appointment of U. P. Hedrick as Acting Director of the<br />
New York Experiment Station at Geneva at an annual salary of<br />
$6,500 and house and supplies was recommended,<br />
1, 1928.<br />
New York State College of Home Economics<br />
13. The following<br />
were reported :<br />
effective October<br />
resignations of Home Demonstration Agents
1914<br />
Name County Date<br />
Edith M. Gordon Monroe May 31<br />
Muriel Lamb Monroe July 31<br />
Jane Snow Becker Wyoming July 31<br />
Lois Gordnier Chenango July 15<br />
Marj orie Williams Chemung June 30<br />
Florence Becker Chautauqua July 22<br />
Marj orie Bunting Allegany Aug. 14<br />
G. Dorothy) Williams Cayuga June 30<br />
Bess McDermond Syracuse (City) Aug. 31<br />
Irene D. Zehner Onondaga Aug. 31<br />
14. The following<br />
appointments of Home Demonstration Agents<br />
by the respective county organizations were reported for record :<br />
Name County Date<br />
Fund<br />
Salary iLever ,State (County<br />
Elizabeth Coon Genesee July 1 $2,200 $600 $600 $1,000<br />
Muriel Lamb Monroe June 1 1,800 600 600 600<br />
Gladys Adams Chenango Aug. 20 1,800 600 600 600<br />
Ada C. Hall Cayuga Sept. 1 1,900 600 600 700<br />
Marj orie H. Bunting Chautauqua Aug. 15 2,500 600 600 1,300<br />
G. Dorothy Williams Chemung Sept. 1 2,400 600 600 1,200<br />
Muriel Lamb Monroe July 1 1,800 600 600 600<br />
Jane S. Becker Monroe Aug. 1 2,500 600 600 1,300<br />
Gertrude Carncross Sullivan Sept. 1 1,800 600 600 600<br />
Helen Paine<br />
Irene D. Zehner<br />
Eileen S. Androus<br />
Sara Kerr<br />
Wyoming<br />
Syracuse (City)<br />
Onondaga<br />
Tompkins<br />
Aug.<br />
Sept.<br />
Sept.<br />
Aug.<br />
15. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State College of<br />
1<br />
16<br />
1<br />
21<br />
1,900 600 600 700<br />
3,000 (City and County)<br />
2,500 600 600 1,300<br />
2,600 600 600 1,400<br />
Home Economics made since the last regular meeting of the Council<br />
by the Dean under authority given him,<br />
as follows :<br />
Resignations:<br />
Name<br />
J. P. Binns<br />
Brandon Watson<br />
L. L. Benway<br />
Position<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
assistants<br />
were reported and ratified<br />
Department<br />
Institution Management<br />
Institution Management<br />
Institution Management<br />
Date<br />
June 30<br />
June 30<br />
June 30
Name<br />
A. J. Collins<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name<br />
Irene Sanborn<br />
Janet Bump<br />
Mildred Slater<br />
Position<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Annabel L. Merrill Res. Assistant<br />
W. R. Needham Assistant<br />
1915<br />
Department Date Salary Fund<br />
Home Economics Oct. 1 $1,000 State<br />
Household Man-<br />
July<br />
(Half time)<br />
1- 440 Purnell<br />
agement Oct. 15 (Half time)<br />
Foods and Nutri- July 1 80 mo. Purnell<br />
tion<br />
Home Economics Sept. 15 750 Purnell<br />
(Half time)<br />
Hotel Manage- July 1- 50 mo. Hotel<br />
ment Apr. 30<br />
New York State College oe Agriculture<br />
16. The following resignations of County<br />
and County Club Agents were reported :<br />
county agricultural agents<br />
Agricultural Agents<br />
Name County Date<br />
C. D. Kingsbury (Co. Forester) Erie June 15<br />
L. S. Reiner Ulster-Sullivan<br />
county club agents<br />
September 1<br />
John H. Craig Albany June 14<br />
J. S. White Nassau September 30<br />
17. The following appointments of County Agricultural Agents<br />
and County Club Agents made by the respective county organiza<br />
tions were reported for record :<br />
(County Forester)<br />
J. E. Davis<br />
(County Forester)<br />
H. L. Hoyt (Asst.)<br />
W. S. Salisbury (Asst.)<br />
Robert Crane (Asst.)<br />
E. C. Masten (Asst.)<br />
Revised Appointments:<br />
J. D. King<br />
H. B. Little<br />
J. G. Curtis<br />
county agricultural agents<br />
County<br />
Erie<br />
Chautauqua<br />
Oneida<br />
Monroe<br />
Steuben<br />
Allegany<br />
Date<br />
June 16<br />
July 1<br />
Julyl<br />
Julyl<br />
Rensselaer July 1<br />
Saratoga July 1<br />
Westchester July 1<br />
July 1<br />
Aug. 1-Sept. 30<br />
Aug. 13-Dec. 13<br />
Salary<br />
$2,500<br />
2,300<br />
1,800<br />
1,500<br />
1,800<br />
1,500<br />
$3,200<br />
3,300<br />
3,500<br />
Capper-<br />
Lever State Ketcham<br />
$ 600 $600<br />
1,200 (Clarke-McNary)<br />
1,200<br />
1,200<br />
1,500<br />
1,200<br />
600<br />
$300<br />
;600 $240 $1,760<br />
600 200 1,900<br />
600 200 2,100
Name<br />
E. C. Masten<br />
E. F. Graham<br />
G. H. Salisbury<br />
J. E. Davis (Co. For.)<br />
A. J. Collins (Co. For.)<br />
W. S. Salisbury<br />
H. L. Hoyt<br />
C. K. Bullock (Spray)<br />
C. I. Bowman<br />
Robert Crane<br />
L. S. Reiner<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name<br />
George H. Use<br />
Robert W. Foote<br />
Paul W. Thayer<br />
Revised Appointments:<br />
County<br />
Date<br />
1916<br />
ASSISTANTS<br />
Allegany Aug. 13-Dec. 13<br />
Cattaraugus Julyl<br />
Chautauqua Julyl<br />
Chautauqua Julyl<br />
Erie Julyl<br />
Monroe Julyl-Oct.31<br />
Oneida Julyl<br />
Ontario Julyl<br />
Orleans Julyl<br />
Steuben July 1-Sept. 30<br />
Ulster-Sullivan July 1-Aug. 31<br />
County<br />
Albany<br />
Franklin<br />
Cayuga<br />
N-ame County<br />
R. O. Bale Schuyler<br />
R. W. Foote Franklin<br />
C. C. Henderson Cortland<br />
Dorothy Powell (Asso.) Nassau<br />
Edith L. Cleeland (<br />
"<br />
) Otsego<br />
Albert Hoefer (promo.) Rensselaer<br />
COUNTY CLUB AGENTS<br />
Salary Lever State<br />
1,500<br />
1,800<br />
1,800<br />
2,300<br />
2,500<br />
1,500<br />
1,800<br />
2,100<br />
1,700<br />
1,800<br />
3,200<br />
300<br />
1,200<br />
600<br />
300<br />
750<br />
1,500<br />
18. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State College of<br />
Agriculture made since the last<br />
the Dean under authority given<br />
follows :<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name<br />
Franklin Sherman<br />
L. C. Chadwick<br />
C. R. Saddlemire<br />
H. S. Wilgus, Jr.<br />
A. G. Marshak<br />
K. H. Fernow<br />
S. E. A. McCallan<br />
Position<br />
Date Salary<br />
June 15-30 $2,400<br />
June 19-Sept. 10 100<br />
July 23-Sept. 30 150<br />
Capper-<br />
Ketcham County<br />
1,200 300<br />
600 1,200<br />
600 900<br />
1,100<br />
600 1,300<br />
1,200 300<br />
300 1,500<br />
900 1,200<br />
600 1,100<br />
1,050<br />
1,700<br />
Date Salary Ketcham State County<br />
Aug. 1 $2,300 $ 900 $600 $ 900<br />
Aug. 1-Sept. 19<br />
Aug. 1<br />
100<br />
2,200<br />
100 (per month)<br />
1,200 600 400<br />
Aug. 1 2,600 300 2,300<br />
Aug. 1 1,600 600 1,000<br />
May 1-June 30 250 to 275 (Increase on Lever)<br />
regular meeting of the Council by<br />
him,<br />
Spec. Investigator<br />
Investigator<br />
Stockman<br />
were reported and ratified as<br />
Spec. Investigator Poultry Husb.<br />
Potato Inspector<br />
Potato Inspector<br />
Potato Inspector<br />
Department<br />
Entomology<br />
Floriculture<br />
Animal Husb.<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Date<br />
June 1<br />
Julyl<br />
Julyl<br />
July 1-<br />
Sept. 30<br />
July 1-<br />
Aug. 31<br />
July 1-<br />
Aug. 31<br />
July 1-<br />
Aug. 31<br />
Fund<br />
Lever State County<br />
$600 $600 $1,200<br />
100 (per month)<br />
150 (per month) Capper<br />
Ketcham<br />
Capper-<br />
Salary<br />
$ 150<br />
1,800<br />
(12ths)<br />
1,800<br />
150<br />
(Mo.)<br />
125<br />
(Mo.)<br />
250<br />
(Mo.)<br />
250<br />
(Mo.)<br />
Fund<br />
College<br />
State<br />
State<br />
G.L.F.<br />
Fellowship<br />
N. Y. S. Imp.<br />
C.-op. Asso.<br />
N. Y. S. Imp.<br />
Co-op. Asso.<br />
N. Y. S. Imp.<br />
Co-op. Asso.
1917<br />
ASSISTANTS<br />
Resignations:<br />
Name Position Department Date<br />
Jesse A. DeFrance Assistant Botany June 30<br />
P. J. Newton Assistant Rural Engineering\ June 14<br />
Max J. Plice Assistant Agronomy June 30<br />
H. H. Thornberry Assistant Plant Pathology September 30<br />
Franklin Sherman Assistant Entomology September 30<br />
Sid Robinson Assistant Entomology June 30<br />
A. C. Everhart Assistant Poultry Husb. August 31<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name Position Department Date Salary Fund<br />
Robert Goldin Assistant Botany Julyl $ 750 State<br />
G. R. Hanselman Assistant Rur. Engineering Julyl- lOOmo.State<br />
Sept. 30 (Fulltime)<br />
J. A. DeFrance Assistant Orn. Horticulture Oct. 1 1,200 State<br />
F. G. Merkle Assistant Agronomy Oct. 1 750 State<br />
M. J. Plice Assistant Agronomy July 1 1,200 Chas. Lathrop<br />
(Half time) Pack Fel<br />
lowship<br />
H. H. Thornberry Assistant Plant Pathology Oct. 1 750<br />
(Half time)<br />
State<br />
Jos. Patterer Assistant Floriculture<br />
(Plant Prop.)<br />
Julyl 1,800 State<br />
A. C. Everhart Assistant Poultry Husb. July 1 125 mo. State<br />
B. H. Davis Assistant Plant Pathology Oct. 1 750 State<br />
Franklin Sherman Assistant Entomology Oct. 1 750 State<br />
A. B. Klots Assistant Biology Oct. 1 750 State<br />
Paul Beers Assistant Soil Survey July 1- 75 mo. State<br />
Sept. 30<br />
S. W. Wentworth Assistant Pomology Sept. 1 1,200 State<br />
R. M. Riley Assistant Veg. Gardening Oct. 1 750<br />
(Half time)<br />
State<br />
A. L. Wilson Assistant Veg. Gardening Oct. 1 750<br />
(Half time)<br />
State<br />
Resignations:<br />
INSTRUCTORS<br />
Name Position Department Date<br />
P. J. Chapman Instructor Entomology May 15<br />
R. P. Myers Instructor Dairy Industry Julyl<br />
L. P. Ham Instructor Extension Service July 20<br />
Erwin Graue Instructor Agr. Economics<br />
(Rur. Economy)<br />
Julyl<br />
H. J. Stover Instructor Agr. Economics<br />
(Marketing)<br />
Sept. 30<br />
E. H. Wheeler Instructor Entomology June 30<br />
P. D. Harwood Ext. Instructor Entomology Sept. 15
Appointments:<br />
1918<br />
Name Position Department Date Salary Fund<br />
H. D. Brokaw Ext. Instructor Rural Eng. Nov. 1 $ 250 mo. State<br />
P. D. Harwood Ext. Instructor Entomology June 1- 125 mo. State<br />
Sept. 30<br />
M. P. Catherwood Instructor Agr'l Eco.<br />
(Marketing)<br />
Julyl No salary<br />
I. M. Vaughan Instructor Farm Managem't Julyl 200 mo. State<br />
(Full time)<br />
F. A. Harper Instructor Farm Managem't Julyl 1,200<br />
(12ths)<br />
State<br />
Randall Whitaker Res. Instructor Dairy Industry Julyl 2,500 Am. Dry<br />
Milk Inst.<br />
Caroline J. Muskat Instructor Rural Education Oct. 1 2,400 L.S.R.M.<br />
(Reappointment), (Psychology)<br />
T. E. LaMont , Instructor Farm Managem't Julyl 1,500 State<br />
S. W. Warren Instructor Farm Managem't Oct. 1 1,000 State<br />
E. H. Mereness Ext. Instructor Farm Managem't Sept. 1 500<br />
(5 mos.)<br />
Lever<br />
C. W.. Leister Instructor Entomology Oct. 1 1,800 State<br />
(Ornithology) (2/3 time)<br />
H. H. Boysen Instructor Dairy Industry<br />
(Bacteriology)<br />
Julyl 1,500 State<br />
B. L. Herrington r Instructor Dairy Industry Sept. 17 100 mo. State<br />
W. E. Blauvelt Ext. Instructor Entomology Oct. 1 200 mo. State<br />
P. R. Needham<br />
Promotions:<br />
Instructor Entomology<br />
(Limnology)<br />
Oct. 1 1,650 State<br />
W. D. Mills Ext. Instructor Plant Pathology Julyl $2,000 to $2,400 State<br />
H. S. Mills Instructor Veg. Gardening Oct. 1 2,250 to 2,400 State<br />
19. It was recommended that the request of Professor H. H.<br />
Whetzel, Professor of Plant Pathology, for sabbatic leave of ab<br />
sence for either one term or both terms of the academic year 1929-30<br />
be approved, the length of the leave to be determined later in accord<br />
ance with the needs of the Department.<br />
20. The authorization by the President to the Dean for Dr. J. C.<br />
Bradley to continue his work in Europe for a period not to exceed<br />
two months without prejudice to salary in addition to his period of<br />
sabbatic leave was recommended for approval.<br />
21. The following<br />
changes in the staff of the 1928 Summer Ses<br />
sion in Agriculture and Home Economics were reported for ap<br />
proval :<br />
Resignations:<br />
S. Robinson, Biology<br />
$250<br />
H. A. Ross, Agricultural Economics 750
1919<br />
G. F. Warren, Agricultural Economics. 400<br />
F. H. Randolph, Hotel Engineering<br />
650<br />
Helen Bull, Home Economics ': 200<br />
Mrs. H, B. Meek,. Home Economics 250<br />
K. S. Hazeltine, Nature Study.... 200<br />
Appointment:<br />
R. D. Harwood, Biology<br />
Salary Decrease:<br />
C. H. Lane.. .......:<br />
from<br />
250<br />
$150 to $125<br />
22. It was recommended that. Miss Helen U. Wing be promoted<br />
from Assistant in Dairy Industry to Instructor in Dairy Industry,<br />
without change in salary, promotion to become effective October 1st,<br />
1928.<br />
23. The resignation of Dr. I.'F. Hall, Extension Assistant Pro<br />
fessor of Farm Management, effective September 30th, 1928, was<br />
reported.<br />
24. The following increases in salary to be made on state funds<br />
available within the College were recommended :<br />
Dr. P. F. Sharp, Professor of Dairy Chemistry, from $4,750 to<br />
$5,000, effective October 1st, 1928.<br />
Dr. W. V. Price, Professor of Dairy Industry, from $4,250 to<br />
$4,750, effective September 1st, 1928.<br />
25. It was recommended that the recommendation of the Agricul<br />
tural College Council made on January. 6th, 1912, be so amended<br />
that the free tuition scholarships therein '<br />
provided for may be<br />
awarded either in the New York State College of Agriculture or the<br />
New York State. College of Home, Economics in the discretion of<br />
the Dean.<br />
26. The execution of the following temporary fellowships and in-<br />
vestigatorships for research and graduate study were reported.:<br />
By the Armstrong Tree Service, Ltd., a fellowship for the investi<br />
gation of diseases of shade and ornamental trees, continuing for two<br />
years beginning June 1, 1928, and carrying an annual grant of $1,250<br />
from the donors.<br />
By the N. V. Potash Export My., a fellowship for the study of the<br />
effects of potash on -properties -of muck or peat soil or on plant<br />
growth. This fellowship extends for a period of three years begin<br />
ning July 1, 1928, and provides that the donor, shall pay the Univer<br />
sity $2,400 the first<br />
years.<br />
year"<br />
and--$1,-700 each for the second and third<br />
By the American Dry Milk Institute, renewal for the year 1928-29<br />
of its previously existing investigatorship to enable the further
1920<br />
study of the value of dried skimmed milk in mixtures for the manu<br />
facture of ice cream. The investigatorship carries a grant of $2,000.<br />
By the Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc., an investigatorship<br />
for the purpose of promoting a study of the vitamin content,<br />
both A and D, of red cod liver oil of American origin. The investtigatorship<br />
extends for a period of three months beginning July 1,<br />
1928, and carries a grant of<br />
27. The appointment of Donald J. Bushey as Extension Assistant<br />
Professor in Ornamental Horticulture, effective October 1st, 1928,<br />
at a salary of $2,750 on state funds was recommended.<br />
28. It was recommended that the budget requests to be made for<br />
the year 1929-30 for the State Colleges and the New York State Ex<br />
periment Station be authorized substantially as recommended in the<br />
following summaries and transmitted to the New York State De<br />
partment of Education:<br />
SUMMARY OF AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE REQUESTS<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase Decrease<br />
Personal Service $ 988,843 $1,065,345 $76,502<br />
Maintenance and Operation :<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 125,000 125,000<br />
Printing and Advertising 44,800 49,880 5,080<br />
Equipment, Supplies and Materials 85,000 100,000 15,000<br />
Traveling Expenses 36,000 43,000 7,000<br />
Communication 14,000 15,355 1,355<br />
Fixed Charges 49,800 49,800<br />
Rent 1,440 1,440<br />
Repairs 15,000 15,000<br />
Repairs Deficiency (Loggias) 5,750 5,750<br />
Repairs Deficiency (1927-28) 2,988 2,988<br />
Appropriation for premiums for compen<br />
sation insurance (1929-30) 4,000 4,000<br />
Appropriation for premiums for compen<br />
sation insurance 1928-29 (3/4ths year).. 3,000 3,000<br />
Maintenance Undistributed :<br />
Summer School 20,000 20,000<br />
Extension Work with Indians as pro<br />
vided by Chap. 662, Laws of 1920 6,000 6,000<br />
Expense of Exhibits 1,000 3,000 2,000<br />
Expenses of conferences of County<br />
Agents and Junior Extension Workers 2,600 3,000 400<br />
Muck Land Investigations 13,800 13,800<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm.... 14,900 16,110 1,210<br />
Nursery Courses 15,270 15,270<br />
Total Maintenance and Operation .$ 376,790 $ 409,463 $ 38,423 $5,750<br />
Total Maintenance Undistributed .$ 29,600 $ 45,800 $ 16,200<br />
Total .$1,425,403<br />
$1,551,988 $126,585<br />
Reimbursement for payment to widow of<br />
late Prof. W. A. Stocking 2,222.25 2,222.25<br />
Grand Total $1,425,403 $1,554,210.25 $128,807.25
1921<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase<br />
New Construction or Permanent Betterments:<br />
For continuing the development of the<br />
New York State College of Agriculture<br />
at <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> in accordance<br />
with the plan approved by the Trustees<br />
of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>, etc., as provided<br />
by Chapter 165 of Laws of 1920 $1,100,000<br />
Office and laboratory building at the<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm..<br />
Cement floor, experiment building at Al<br />
fred<br />
Field building, vegetable gardens<br />
Machinery,<br />
chards ,<br />
shed and workroom in or<br />
Farm tool and implement shed<br />
$781,000<br />
13,730 $13,730<br />
150<br />
5,425<br />
6,000<br />
17,200<br />
$1,100,000 $823,505<br />
Net Decrease 276,495<br />
SUMMARY OF HOME ECONOMICS COLLEGE REQUESTS<br />
150<br />
5,425<br />
6,000<br />
17,200<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase Decrease<br />
Personal Service $171,247 $195,837 $24,590<br />
Maintenance and Operation :<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 12,000 12,000<br />
Printing and Advertising 5,500 5,700 200<br />
Equipment, Supplies and Materials 6,500 8,500 2,000<br />
Traveling Expenses 5,250 6,500 1,250<br />
Communication 2,000 2,350 350<br />
Fixed Charges and Contributions 26,400 26,400<br />
Repairs 1,200 1,800 600<br />
Appropriation for premium on compensa<br />
tion insurance for employees (1929-30) 750 750<br />
Appropriation for premium on compensa<br />
tion insurance for employees (1928-29,<br />
3/4ths year) 560 560<br />
Maintenance Undistributed:<br />
Summer School 3,200 5,200 2,000<br />
Expenses of conferences of County Farm<br />
and Home Bureau Agents and Junior<br />
Extension Workers 1,200 1,700 500<br />
Parental Education and Child Guidance<br />
Salaries and Maintenance<br />
OCArvA<br />
35,000<br />
.C(VV.<br />
35,000<br />
Total Maintenance and Operation 58,850 64,560 5,710<br />
Total Maintenance Undistributed 4,400 41,900 37,500<br />
Grand Total $234,497 $302,297 $67,800
1922<br />
SUMMARY OF VETERINARY COLLEGE REQUESTS<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase Decrease<br />
Personal Service<br />
Maintenance and Operation :<br />
$102,920 $117,790 $14,870<br />
Fuel, Heat, Light, Power and Water 9,250 9,250<br />
Printing and Advertising 2,200 2,200<br />
Equipment, Supplies and Materials 8,000 8,000<br />
Traveling Expenses 500 500<br />
Communication 1,350 1,500 150<br />
Repairs and Alterations 3,000 3,000<br />
Repairs, Special 3,900 3,900<br />
Investigation and Breeding Animals 15,000 15,000<br />
Investigation, Poultry Diseases 15,000 15,000<br />
Investigation, Johne's Disease 5,000 5,000<br />
Investigation, Mastitis 5,000 5,000<br />
Investigation, Tuberculin Reaction 7,500 7,500<br />
Compensation insurance for employees<br />
375<br />
(1929-30) .375<br />
Compensation insurance for employees<br />
(1928-29, 3/4ths year) 280 280<br />
Total Maintenance and Operation $59,300 $ 76,505 $17,205<br />
Grand Total $162,220 $194,295 $32,075<br />
New Construction and Permanent Betterments :<br />
New laboratory for pathology and bacter<br />
iology 350,000 350,000<br />
Equipment for laboratory 40,000 40,000<br />
Building for experimental animals 25,000 25,000<br />
$415,000 $415,000<br />
SUMMARY OF AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION REQUESTS<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase Decrease<br />
Personal Service $212,680 $233,520 $20,840<br />
Maintenance and Operation :<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 8,750 9,250 500<br />
Printing and Advertising 9,000 9,000<br />
Equipment, Supplies and Materials 27,500 33,300 5,800<br />
Traveling Expenses 5,000 5,000<br />
Communication 3,000 3,000<br />
Fixed Charges and Contributions 75 75<br />
Rent 3,200 3,200<br />
Repairs 7,500 14,500 7,000<br />
Contingencies 100 100<br />
Compensation insurance for employees<br />
(1929-30) 1,100 1,100<br />
Compensation insurance for employees<br />
(1928-29, 3/4ths year) 855 855
1923<br />
Maintenance Undistributed :<br />
i028-2g<br />
Fredonia Deficiency Mainteanance and<br />
Operation<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm,<br />
Maintenance and Operation 1,800<br />
Insects and Diseases affecting Small<br />
Fruits, including Raspberries, Mainten<br />
ance and Operation 4,500<br />
Hudson Valley Horticultural Investiga<br />
tions, Maintenance and Operation 3,500<br />
Nursery Shrubs and Plants, Services and<br />
Expenses 13,450<br />
Fredonia Vineyard, Services and Ex<br />
penses<br />
Corn Borer Investigations<br />
Inv. of Bacterial Content of Market<br />
Milk, Services and Expenses....,<br />
Inv. of Oriental Peach Moth, Services<br />
and Expenses<br />
Total Maintenance and Operation $ 64,125<br />
Total Maintenance Undistributed $ 23,250<br />
Grand Total $300,055<br />
Construction and Permanent Betterments :<br />
Horticultural Building<br />
Greenhouses<br />
Adjourned.<br />
1929-30 Increase Decrease<br />
1,800<br />
1,800<br />
1,000<br />
3,500<br />
13,450<br />
2,500<br />
7,250<br />
5,000<br />
12,000<br />
1,800<br />
2,500<br />
7,250<br />
5,000<br />
12,000<br />
$ 79,380 $ 15,255<br />
48,300 $ 28,550<br />
$361,200<br />
$315,000<br />
80,000<br />
$ 64,645<br />
$315,000<br />
$395,000 $395,000<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
$3,500<br />
,500<br />
,500
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
October 6th, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees Van Cleef, Chairman ; Farrand, <strong>Cornell</strong>, R. B.<br />
Williams, C. E. Treman, Pound, and R. H. Treman, Faculty Repre<br />
sentatives Moore, Thilly and AYarren, and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees White, Wilson and Westing-<br />
house and their absence excused.<br />
1. The President reported the death on August 23rd, 1928, of<br />
Professor J. G. Pertsch of the Department of Electrical Engineer<br />
ing.<br />
2. The Comptroller was authorized to pay to Airs. J. G. Pertsch<br />
an amount equal to one-half the annual salary of Professor Pertsch<br />
in such manner as he may deem advisable.<br />
3. In accordance with the authority granted this committee by<br />
the Board of Trustees at its meeting on June 18th, 1928, and upon<br />
the statement of the President that Mr. Oakleigh Thorne had given<br />
assurance that he would be responsible for the annual payment of<br />
not exceeding $2,500 to the <strong>University</strong> for the purpose of increasing<br />
the salary of the head of the Department of Animal Husbandry from<br />
$7,500, the amount provided by State appropriation, to $10,000 a year<br />
until such time as the increased salary should be provided by State<br />
appropriation or from other sources, Dr. F. B. Morrison was ap<br />
pointed professor and head of the Department of Animal Hus<br />
bandry in the New York State College of Agriculture, effective<br />
October 1st 1928, at a salary of $10,000 a year.<br />
4. Dr. U. P. Hedrick was appointed Director of the New York<br />
State Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva at a salary of<br />
$6,500 a year and house and supplies, effective October 1st, 1928.<br />
5. Dean A. R. Mann was appointed Director of the <strong>Cornell</strong> Uni<br />
versity Agricultural Experiment Station, effective October 1st, 1928,<br />
without change in salary.<br />
6. The resignation of Dr. F. B. Morrison as Director of the New<br />
York State Experiment Station at Geneva and the <strong>Cornell</strong> Univer<br />
sity Experiment Station was reported, effective as of October 1st,<br />
1928.<br />
I925
1926<br />
7. The President reported that although Dr. E. A. Bates, Adviser<br />
m Indian Extension Work, did not carry the title of Assistant Pro<br />
fessor, that the duties of his position were equivalent to those of an<br />
Assistant Professor and recommended that he be granted a sabbatic<br />
leave of absence for six months beginning March 1st, 1929. This<br />
leave was granted.<br />
8. The minutes of the meeting of the State College Council of<br />
September 20th, 1928, were approved, the recommendations therein<br />
contained adopted, and the appointments and appropriations made as<br />
therein recommended.<br />
9. The following resignations were reported, effective at the be<br />
ginning of the academic year 1928-29 :<br />
ing.<br />
B. Lenrow and A. L. Woehl, Instructors in Public Speaking.<br />
G. A. Scherer, Assistant in Chemistry.<br />
V. E. Jones, Assistant in Geology.<br />
Paul M. Swingle, Instructor in Mathematics.<br />
S. W. Barnes, Instructor in Physics.<br />
Fritz Koerner and M. C. Newton, Instructors in Civil Engineer<br />
H. P. Lewis, Instructor in Experimental Engineering.<br />
G. B. Welch and D. White, Assistants in Physics.<br />
K. W. Sherk and E. W. Hughes, Assistants in Chemistry.<br />
Carol O. Eberhart, Assistant in Law Library.<br />
10. A leave of absence, without salary, for the academic year<br />
1928-29, was granted E. B. Johnson, Instructor in Chemistry.<br />
11. Upon recommendation of the President the following ap<br />
pointments were made for the academic year 1928-29, unless other<br />
wise stated :<br />
Floyd E. Lovelace and E. R. Rushton, Assistants in Chemistry,<br />
each at a salary of $500.<br />
Ellis Freeman, Instructor in Psychology at a salary<br />
of $1,500.<br />
Mack Easton, Instructor in Public Speaking at a salary of $1,500.<br />
Harold F. Harding, Instructor in Public Speaking at a salary of<br />
$1,200.<br />
George Kalif, Instructor in English, part time, at a salary of $800.<br />
(Payable from Heckscher Grant No. 100.)<br />
Abel Ross Miller and Dwight L. Espe, Assistants in Physiology,<br />
each at a salary<br />
of $750 and free tuition in the Graduate School.<br />
J. Stanley Kirk, Assistant in Biochemistry at a salary of $750 and<br />
free tuition in the Graduate School.<br />
H. R. Mouat, Student Assistant in Histology and Embryology at a<br />
salary of $250.
1927<br />
Russel Milliser, Assistant in Anatomy at a salary of $750 and free<br />
tuition in the Graduate School.<br />
W. S. Shaw, Student Assistant in Histology and Embryology at a<br />
salary of $250 and free tuition in the College of Veterinary Medicine<br />
or its equivalent.<br />
J. N. Clark, Assistant in Chemistry for the first term at a salary<br />
of $375 for the term but not free tuition.<br />
John C. Trussell, Assistant Librarian in the Law Library for the<br />
first term at a salary of $150 for the term.<br />
The following are to be Assistants in Public Speaking, with the<br />
salaries stated, payable from funds furnished by the Dramatic Club<br />
unless otherwise stated :<br />
Constance C. Brown, $600.<br />
Elizabeth Goepp, $600.<br />
Frances Eagan,<br />
Judson Genung, $900.<br />
without salary.<br />
Elizabeth Worman, $600, payable from Public Speaking funds.<br />
W. I. Patnode, Assistant in Chemistry at a salary of $600.<br />
L. P. Gould, Assistant in Chemistry at a salary<br />
free tuition.<br />
of $750 but not<br />
Miss G. H. Duncan, Assistant in Geology at a salary of $750.<br />
in the C. E. Sum<br />
C. E. O'Rourke, Instructor in Civil Engineering<br />
mer Survey Camp of 1928 at a salary<br />
of $275.<br />
Archibald Laidlaw, Assistant Law Librarian for the first term of<br />
the Summer Session in Law at a salary of $42.50.<br />
Charles L. Brayton, Assistant Law Librarian for the second term<br />
of the Summer Session in Law at a salary of $42.50.<br />
Leonard P. Adams, Assistant in Economics at a salary of $400.<br />
Helen Sullivan and Ruth Gordon, Assistants in Ecomonics, each<br />
at a salary of $300.<br />
Oscar Altman, Casper Rappenecker, and John H. Weidner, Assist<br />
ants in Economics, each at a salary of $250.<br />
Five hundred dollars of the appropriation for Assistants in Eco<br />
nomics is to be available for assistance by the hour in that depart<br />
ment.<br />
D. N. Ball, Assistant in Chemistry for the first term at a salary of<br />
$250 for the term.<br />
O. C. Beaman, Assistant in Chemistry for the first term at a salary<br />
of $375 but not free tuition.<br />
A. W. Lewis, Assistant in Chemistry at a salary of $600.<br />
Louis G. Millward, Assistant in Geology at a salary of $500.<br />
L. A. Richards, Assistant in Physics at a salary of<br />
E. R. Mann,<br />
Assistant in Physics at a salary of<br />
D. W. Mueller and F. L. Yerzley, Assistants in Physics, each at a<br />
salary of
1928<br />
W. W. Strahl and P. A. Reynolds, Assistants in Philosophy, each<br />
at a salary of $600.<br />
F. Colucci, Reader in the Department of Romance Languages at a<br />
salary of $500.<br />
L. C. Lay, Instructor in Industrial Engineering at a salary of<br />
$1,200.<br />
D. R. Morey, Assistant in Physics, part time, at a salary of $200.<br />
J. A. Thomas, Assistant in the Department of Anatomy in the<br />
Veterinary College at a salary of $400.<br />
Theodorus S. Chadeayne, Assistant in Civil Engineering for the<br />
first term at a salary of $200 for the term.<br />
W. S. Craig and F. P. Kneen, Assistants in Heat Power Engineer<br />
ing, each at a salary of $500.<br />
Norman S. Buchanan, Instructor in Economics, part time, at a<br />
salary of $900.<br />
Vivian S. Lawrence, Instructor in Mathematics, part time, at a<br />
salary of $900.<br />
Leaman A. Dj e, Instructor in Mathematics, part time, at a salary<br />
of $675 for the first term and $450 for the second term.<br />
(The salaries of Messrs. Dye and Lawrence total $2,025, of which<br />
$2,000 is to be paid from Heckscher Grant Supplement to No. 149<br />
and $25 from funds available in the budget.)<br />
L. A. Wood and N. W. Goldsmith, Assistants in Physics, at $800,<br />
to be promoted to be Instructors in Physics, each at a salary of<br />
$1,200.<br />
H. L. Goodman, Instructor in Experimental Engineering at a sal<br />
ary of $1,500.<br />
William D. Moeder, Instructor in Electrical Engineering at a sal<br />
ary of $1,200.<br />
12. The following increases in salaries were approved, to take<br />
effect at the beginning of the academic year 1928-29:<br />
An increase of $500 in the salary<br />
of Assistant Professor Paul T.<br />
Homan of the Department of Economics, for the current academic<br />
year.<br />
The salary of Samuel Weibley, Assistant Engineer in the Depart<br />
ment of Physics, was increased from $1,500 to $1,600 a year, effective<br />
July 1, 1928.<br />
The following Assistants in Chemistry were increased from $500<br />
to $600 a year: J. C. Cothran, A. P. Davis, N. A. Skow, W. R.<br />
Sutton.<br />
Roy H. Ritter, now Instructor in Civil Engineering on part time<br />
at $1,000, to give full time and to receive $1,500 a year.<br />
The salary of E. H. Woods, Instructor in Experimental Engineer<br />
ing,<br />
was increased from $1,500 to $1,800 a year.
1929<br />
13. The President reported that he had authorized an additional<br />
assistantship in Chemistry and the increase of one $500 Assistant to<br />
a $600 Assistantship for the academic year 1928-29 in order to carry<br />
on the work of Dr. Johnson, who is absent on leave without salary.<br />
14. One hundred dollars of the sum of $1,600 appropriated for<br />
chaperonage was made available to Dean Fitch, to be used for re<br />
search work on office records regarding women students.<br />
15. The following appointments were made to the staff of the<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College and Medical College Clinic in<br />
New York City for the year 1928-29 :<br />
Faculty (Without Salary)<br />
Department of Anatomy<br />
C. Malcolm Gilman, M.D., Instructor in Anatomy.<br />
William L. Sneed, M.D., Instructor in Applied Anatomy.<br />
Department of Bacteriology<br />
Robert A. Cooke, M.D., Assistant Professor of Applied Immun<br />
ology.<br />
Edgar L. Milford, A.B., Assistant in Bacteriology<br />
ology.<br />
Will C. Spain, M.D., Instructor in Applied Immunology.<br />
and Immun<br />
Department of Dermatology<br />
George T. Elliott, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Depart<br />
ment of Dermatology (Emeritus).<br />
J. Frank Fraser, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine,<br />
Department of Dermatology.<br />
Arthur F. Kraetzer, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Depart<br />
ment of Dermatology.<br />
Ray H. Rulison, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Department<br />
of Dermatology.<br />
Andrew J. Gilmour, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine, De<br />
partment of Dermatology.<br />
John H. Harris, M. D., Instructor in Clinical Medicine, Depart<br />
ment of Dermatology.<br />
Clinic<br />
J. Frank Fraser, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Dermatol<br />
ogy, at a salary of $1,500.<br />
Ray H. Rulison, M.D., Arthur F. Kraetzer, M.D., Physicians to<br />
the Clinic, Department of Dermatology, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Nelson Paul Anderson, M.D., Andrew J. Gilmour, M.D., John H.<br />
Harris, M.D., Julia V. Lichtenstein, M.D., Francis J. Osborne, M.D.,<br />
Henry D. Niles, M.D., Assistant Physicians to the Clinic, Depart<br />
ment of Dermatology, salary $5.00 per Clinic.
1930<br />
Department of Chemistry<br />
Nathan F. Blau, Ph.D., Associate in Chemistry.<br />
-<br />
Department of Laryngology and Rhinology<br />
Thomas A. Mulcahy, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Depart<br />
ment of Laryngology and Rhinology.<br />
Clinic<br />
Arthur Palmer, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Laryngology<br />
and Rhinology, salary $1,500.<br />
William J. Jackson, M.D., Thomas A. Mulcahy, M.D., Surgeons<br />
to the Clinic, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology, salary<br />
$7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Ann S. Belcher, M.D., Emmet C. Fitch, M.D., Thomas J. Garrick,<br />
M.D., Herbert Graebner, M.D., Samuel F. Kelly, M.D., William H.<br />
Ayers, M.D., James O. MacDonald, M.D., Assistant Surgeons to the<br />
Clinic, Department of Laryngology and Rhinology, salary $5.00 per<br />
Clinic.<br />
Department of Medicine<br />
Walter L. Niles, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine.<br />
Alexander Lambert, M.D., Professor in Clinical Medicine.<br />
Henry B. Richardson, M.D., Assistant Professor of Medicine.<br />
Harry A. Bray, M.D., Lecturer on Tuberculosis.<br />
Alice R. Bernheim, M.D., Associate in Medicine.<br />
Walter H. Brundage, M.D., Nancy Jenison, M.D., Walter S. Mc-<br />
Clellan, M.D., Instructors in Medicine.<br />
Benjamin H. Archer, M.D., Harold S. Belcher, M.D., Harry S.<br />
Berkoff, M.D., Laila Coston Conner, M.D., Theodore J. Curphey,<br />
M.D., Haynes H. Fellows, M.D., Helen Gavin, M.D., Connie M.<br />
Guion, M.D., Harry H. Hamilton, M.D., Louis A. Hauser, M.D., Eve<br />
lyn Holt, M.D., Edwin R. P. Janvrin, M.D., Janette Jennison, M.D.,<br />
Michael Lake, M.D., Berton Lattin, M.D., Leon I. Levine, M.D.,<br />
Winifred Kirk, M.D., Kirby Martin, M.D., Douglass Palmer, M.D.,<br />
Anna Piatt, M.D., J. Randolph Quinn, M.D., Herman Philip, M.D.,<br />
Malcolm K. Smith, M.D., Nathaniel Stanton, M.D., Neil C. Stevens,<br />
M.D., Ephraim Shorr, M.D., Edward Tolstoi, M.D., Sydney Wein-<br />
traub, M.D., John H. Whaley, M.D., Harriet White, M.D., Stephen<br />
White, M.D., Instructors in Clinical Medicine.<br />
Dorothy R. Rhodes, A.B., Assistant in Medicine.<br />
Clinic<br />
Russell L. Cecil, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Medicine,<br />
salary $2,000.<br />
Walter H. Brundage, M.D., Connie M. Guion, M.D., Henry B.<br />
Richardson, M.D., Berton Lattin, M.D., Nancy Jenison, M.D., Dan
1931<br />
H. Witt, M.D., Edmund R. P. Janvrin, M.D., Physicians to the<br />
Clinic, Department of Medicine, at a salary<br />
of $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Harold Stewart Belcher, M.D., Theodore J. Curphy, M.D., Laila<br />
Coston Conner, M.D., Neil C. Stevens, M.D., Harry S. Berkoff,<br />
M.D., Edwin T. Hauser, M.D, Helen Gavin, M.D., Winifred Kirk,<br />
M.D., Malcolm K. Smith, M.D., Joseph Yaswen, M.D., Ada C. Reid,<br />
M.D., Benjamin H. Archer, M.D., J. Randolph Quinn, M.D., Louis<br />
A. Hauser, M.D., Anna Piatt, M.D., Leon I. Levine, M.D., Evelyn<br />
Holt, M.D., Ephraim Shorr, M.D., Wheelan D. Sutliff, M.D., Ed<br />
ward Tolstoi, M.D., Harriet White, M.D., Kirby Martin, M.D.,<br />
Maurice Kagan, M.D., Theresa Scanlon, M.D., Harry B. Torrey,<br />
M.D., Bryant E. Christensen, M.D., Charles Kaufman, M.D., Scott<br />
Johnson, M.D., Aaron D. Spielman, M.D., William B. Vance, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Physicians to the Clinic, Department of Medicine, at a<br />
salary of $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Clinic<br />
(Gastro-Enterology)<br />
Haynes Harold Fellows, M.D., Physician in Charge, Department<br />
of Medicine (Gastro-Enterology), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Sydney Weintraub, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Medicine (Gastro-Enterology), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Nancy Jenison, M.D., Nathaniel B. Stanton, M.D., Michael Lake,<br />
M.D., Jeannette Jenison, M.D., Douglas Palmer, M.D., Herman<br />
Phillip, M.D., John H. Whaley, M.D., Stephen White, AID., Assist<br />
ant Physicians to the Clinic, Department of Medicine (Gastro-En<br />
terology), salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
(Diabetes)<br />
Henry James Spencer, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine (Diabetes), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Evelyn Holt, M.D., Assistant Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine (Diabetes), salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
(Arthritis)<br />
Benjamin H. Archer, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine (Arthritis), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Kristian G. Hansson, M.D., Assistant Physician to the Clinic, De<br />
partment of Medicine (Arthritis), salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
(Endocrine)<br />
Connie M. Guion, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Medicine (Endocrine), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Clinic<br />
(Asthma)<br />
Horace S. Baldwin, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Medicine (Asthma), salary $7.00 per Clinic.
1932<br />
Harold S. Belcher, M.D., Harry S. Berkoff, M.D., Wheelan<br />
Dwight Sutliffe, M.D., Evelyn Holt, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Physicians to<br />
the Clinic, Department of Medicine (Asthma), salary<br />
Clinic.<br />
$5.00 per<br />
(Tuberculosis)<br />
Edward R. P. Janvrin, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine (Tuberculosis), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
(Cardiac)<br />
Berton Lattin, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department of Medi<br />
cine (Cardiac), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Arthur M. Master, M.D., Assistant Physician in Charge of Elec<br />
trocardiography, Department of Medicine (Cardiac), salary $5.00<br />
per Clinic.<br />
(Overweight)<br />
Henry James Spencer, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine (Overweight), salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Ralph A. Eckhardt, M.D., Assistant Physician to the Clinic, De<br />
partment of Medicine (Overweight), salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Military Science and Tactics<br />
William H. Allen, M.D., Major, U. S. A., Professor of Military<br />
Science and Tactics (assigned by the War Department).<br />
Department of Neurology<br />
Charles L. Dana, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Depart-<br />
ment of Neurology.<br />
Clinic<br />
Thomas K. Davis, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Neurol<br />
ogy, salary $1,500.<br />
Lewis D. Stevenson, M.D., Walter M. Kraus, M.D., Physicians to<br />
the Clinic, Department of Neurology, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Theodore W. Neumann, M.D., Rhoda Muriel Ivimey, M.D., Pat<br />
rick N. Carroll, M.D., Aaron Bell, M.D., Alfred H. Ehrenclou,<br />
M.D., Theophilus P. Allen, M.D., Wendell Mitchell, M.D., Lucy<br />
Miller, M.D., Assistant Physicians to the Clinic, Department of Neu<br />
rology, salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology<br />
J. Clifton Edgar, M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, Emeritus.<br />
Lynn L. Fulkerson, M.D., John F. McGrath, M.D., Instructors in<br />
Obstetrics and Gynecology.<br />
Clinic<br />
John F. McGrath, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Obstetrics<br />
and Gynecology, salary $1,500.
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S. Schmerzler, M.D., Louis P. Biro, M.D., Eleanor J. Murphy,<br />
M.D., Thomas A. Iovino, M.D., Robert G. Dunovant, M.D., Marjorie<br />
Hopper, M.D., Isabel Knowlton, M.D., Assistant Surgeons to<br />
the Clinic, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, salary $5.00<br />
per Clinic.<br />
Department of Ophthalmology<br />
Samuel P. Oast, M.D., George W. Vandegrift, M.D.,<br />
Milton L<br />
Berliner, M.D., Instructors in Clinical Surgery, Department of Oph<br />
thalmology.<br />
Clinic<br />
Samuel P. Oast, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Ophthal<br />
mology, salary $1,500.<br />
George W. Vandegrift, M.D., Milton L. Berliner, M.D., Surgeons<br />
to the Clinic, Department of Ophthalmology, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Marc C. Angelillo, M.D., Samuel Schwartzman, M.D., Leo Tru<br />
man Boyes, M.D., Joseph H. Singer, M.D., Assistant Surgeons to the<br />
Clinic, Department of Ophthalmology, salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Orthopedic Surgery<br />
Arthur H. Cilley, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Orthopedic Surgery.<br />
Kristian G. Hannson, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Depart<br />
ment of Orthopedic Surgery.<br />
Clinic<br />
Arthur H. Cilley, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Orthopedic<br />
Surgery, salary $1,500.<br />
John S. Ware, M.D., Surgeon to the Clinic, Department of Ortho<br />
pedic Surgery, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Joseph H. Gaston, M.D., Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, Depart<br />
ment of Orthopedic Surgery, salary $5.00.<br />
Department of Otology<br />
George B. McAuliffe, M.D., Assistant Professor of Clinical Sur<br />
gery, Department of Otology.<br />
Gervais W. McAuliffe, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, De<br />
partment of Otology.<br />
Stewart L. Craig, M.D., Assistant in Clinical Surgery, Department.<br />
of Otology.<br />
Clinic<br />
George B. McAuliffe, M.D., Chief of Clinic, salary $1,500.<br />
Gervais W. McAuliffe, MX>., Emmet C. Fitch, M.D., Surgeons to<br />
the Clinic, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Carl Fornell, M.D., Ann M. Belcher, M.D., Edward M. Pullen,<br />
M.D., Assistant Surgeons to the Clinic, Department of Otology, sal<br />
ary $5.00 per Clinic.
1934<br />
Department of Pathology<br />
Fred W. Stewart, M.D., Associate in Pathology.<br />
Charles T. Olcott, M.D., Instructor in Surgical Pathology.<br />
Max Cutler, M.D., Assistant in Pathology.<br />
Gilbert Dalldorf, M.D., Instructor in Surgical Pathology<br />
sistant in Pathology.<br />
Department of Pediatrics<br />
and As<br />
Philip Moen Stimson, M.D., Chief of Clinic, salary $1,500.<br />
Helen Harrington, M.D., Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Pediatrics, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
George C. Ludlow, M.D., Harold T. Vogel, M.D., Virginia T.<br />
Weeks, M.D., Assistant Physicians to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Pediatrics, salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Public Health and Preventive Medicine<br />
Walter C. Klotz, M.D., Assistant Professor of Public Health and<br />
Preventive Medicine.<br />
Clinic<br />
Harry H. Hamilton, M.D., Physician to the Clinic,<br />
Public Health and Preventive Medicine.<br />
Department of<br />
Emanuel W. Billard, M.D., Harry S. Berkoff, M.D., Anna Piatt,<br />
M.D., Mary Putnam, M.D., Assistant Physicians to the Clinic, salary<br />
$5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Roentgenology<br />
John C. Carty, M.D., Ramsay Spillman, M.D., Webster W. Belden,<br />
M.D., Ralph E. Herendeen, M.D., Irving Schwartz, M.D., Instructors<br />
in Roentgenology.<br />
John C. Carty, M.D., Chief of Clinic, salary $3,840.<br />
Francis J. Osborne, M.D., Michael Lake, M.D., Surgeons to the<br />
Clinic, Department of Roentgenology, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department of Surgery<br />
Frederic S. Dennis, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Emeritus.<br />
George Woolsey, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Emeritus.<br />
Irving S. Haynes, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Emeritus.<br />
John Rogers, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Emeritus.<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery.<br />
Alfred S. Taylor, M.D.,<br />
Burton J. Lee, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery.<br />
Pol Coryllos, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery.<br />
Byron Stookey, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery.<br />
Jacob Buckstein, M.D., Instructor in Surgical Roentgenology.<br />
Joseph E. J. King, M.D., Instructor in Surgery.<br />
John H. Morris, M.D., Assistant in Surgical Research.
1935<br />
Clinic<br />
Russel H. Patterson, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Sur<br />
gery, salary $1,500.<br />
John E. Sutton, Jr., M.D., Surgeon to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Surgery, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Lewis C. Wagner, M.D., Ralph C. Kahle, M.D., Robert K. Felter,<br />
M.D., Assistant Surgeons to the Clinic, Department of Surgery, sal<br />
ary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Clinic Dentistry<br />
Louis Wack, M.D., Surgeon to the Clinic, Department of Den<br />
tistry, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Max Halpern, M.D., Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Dentistry, salary $5.00 per Clinic.<br />
Department oj Urology<br />
Miguel Alvarez, M.D., Benjamin S. Barringer, M.D.,<br />
Paul M.<br />
Butterfield, M.D., Roy B. Henline, M.D., Howard S. Jeck, M.D.,<br />
Lisle B. Kingery, M.D., William A. Wilson, M.D., Robert F. Zeiss,<br />
M'D., Instructors in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Clinic<br />
Department of Urology.<br />
William A. Wilson, M.D., Chief of Clinic, Department of Urology,<br />
salary $1,500.<br />
Miguel Alvarez, M.D., Lisle B. Kingery, M.D., Leo Marquith,<br />
M.D., Wendell J. Washburn, M.D., Louis Neuwelt, M.D., Robert F.<br />
Zeiss, M.D., Paul M. Butterfield, M.D., Thomas J. Kirwin, M.D.,<br />
Roy B. Henline, M.D., Thomas P. Burrus, M.D., Michele Iovine,<br />
M.D., Allister M. McClellan, M.D., Vincent McAuliffe, M.D., As<br />
sistant Surgeons to the Clinic, Department of Urology, salary $5.00<br />
per Clinic.<br />
16. In order to correct typographical errors in appointments in<br />
the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College in New York City for the<br />
year 1928-29, the following changes were made :<br />
Dr. Samuel Z. Levine from Instructor to Associate in Pediatrics.<br />
Dr. James Wilson and Dr. Thomas E. Waldie from Instructors in<br />
Clinical Pediatrics to Instructors in Pediatrics.<br />
17. The following appointments were made in the Medical Col<br />
lege in New York City for the year 1928-29 :<br />
Grant Guillemont and John Noll, Student Assistants in the De<br />
partment of Physiology, each at a salary of $400.<br />
Herbert Pollack, Student Assistant in the Department of Physiol<br />
ogy at a salary of $200.<br />
18. Authority was granted the President to confer degrees as of<br />
September, 1928, in accordance with the recommendations of the
1936<br />
special faculties, upon students who have fulfilled all necessary re<br />
quirements.<br />
19. The President reported the gift of $1,000 from Mr. Albert<br />
Jonas of the Class of '80 as an addition to his previous gifts to the<br />
Albert and Olive Jonas Fund.<br />
20. The provisions in the Will of George W. Lefevre, who died<br />
on August 13th, 1928,<br />
were reported as follows :<br />
"I hereby give, devise and bequeath to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> at Ith<br />
aca, N. Y., all the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, the in<br />
come from which is to be used each year in the payment of scholar<br />
ships in said <strong>University</strong> as herein provided, such residuary fund to<br />
be known as 'The George W. Lefevre Trust Fund for Scholarships<br />
in <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>,'<br />
'The George W. Lefevre Scholarships.'<br />
and the said scholarships to be known as<br />
The income from said fund<br />
is to be used each year in the payment of scholarships, of which as<br />
many as possible shall each year be four hundred dollars ($400)<br />
each in amount. Each of such scholarships shall be payable each<br />
year in four equal installments. Said scholarships shall be awarded<br />
by the <strong>University</strong> to eligible students who shall be the successful con<br />
testants in competitive tests or examinations to be conducted by the<br />
<strong>University</strong> as the basis for awarding such scholarships, and the<br />
action of the <strong>University</strong> in the award of any scholarship as herein<br />
provided shall be final. The following students of the <strong>University</strong>,<br />
and no others,<br />
shall be eligible to compete for the award of a<br />
scholarship provided for herein, namely, all students, whether male<br />
or female, who shall be in their first year's attendance in the Fresh<br />
man class in the said <strong>University</strong> and shall be regularly enrolled as<br />
such students therein at the beginning of any college year, and who<br />
shall be in financial need and shall satisfy said <strong>University</strong> that their<br />
parents cannot contribute the amount required to meet the necessary<br />
<strong>University</strong> charges and necessary living expenses at said <strong>University</strong>;<br />
and any student to whom a scholarship shall be awarded, as herein<br />
provided, shall thereafter be entitled to hold said scholarship each<br />
year during such time as such student shall maintain a standing satis<br />
factory to said <strong>University</strong> and shall remain regularly enrolled as a<br />
student therein, or in any department or course thereof, whether as<br />
an undergraduate or as a graduate student.<br />
The general objects of the gifts provided for herein are to ad<br />
vance the interests and usefulness of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>, and to aid<br />
and encourage young men and women of superior ability who shall<br />
be in need of financial assistance and shall desire to receive the<br />
benefit of education at said <strong>University</strong>.
1937<br />
I give to said <strong>University</strong> full power and authority to hold, man<br />
age, invest and reinvest the whole and any part of my residuary<br />
estate which shall pass to said <strong>University</strong> under this Will, and to<br />
receive and collect the rents, issues and profits thereof and apply<br />
the net income as herein provided. I hereby give to said <strong>University</strong><br />
full power and authority to sell any and all personal property at<br />
any time forming part of the said fund and to invest the proceeds<br />
of such sale as herein provided. I direct that all investments made<br />
by said <strong>University</strong> in respect to the said fund shall be of the class to<br />
which Trustees shall be restricted by the law of the State of New<br />
York. I hereby give to said <strong>University</strong> full power and authority to<br />
sell, exchange, mortgage and lease, on such terms as shall to it seem<br />
expedient, any and all real estate passing to said <strong>University</strong> as part<br />
of my<br />
estate."<br />
21. The recommendations of Professor A. W. Smith for inscrip<br />
tions on the underface of the arch at the base of the Library Tower<br />
setting forth the history of the chimes and the names of the donors<br />
were approved.<br />
22. Authority<br />
was granted the Comptroller to arrange for the<br />
sale of certain parcels of land in Pitcairn Township, St. Lawrence<br />
County, aggregating approximately 875 acres which were transferred<br />
to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> as a part of the residuary estate of Professor<br />
Willard Fiske,<br />
and to execute a deed therefor on behalf of the Uni<br />
versity and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
23. A leave of absence, without prejudice to salary, was granted<br />
A. W. Gibson, Associate Secretary of Resident Instruction in the<br />
Agricultural College, from October 15th to October 27th, 1928.<br />
24. A recommendation was made to the Board of Trustees that<br />
Acting Dean George Young, Jr., be appointed Dean of the College<br />
of Architecture at a salary of $6,000 a year.<br />
25. The President reported that informal negotiations were being<br />
carried on with a view to inviting the following named authorities<br />
in chemistry and allied sciences to visit <strong>Cornell</strong> under the auspices<br />
of the Baker Non-Resident Lectureship Fund :<br />
Professor F. M. Jaeger, The <strong>University</strong>, Groningen, Holland.<br />
Professor Alfred Stock, Englerstrasse 9, Karlsruhe, Germany.<br />
Professor K. Fajans, Prinzregentenstrasse 54, Munich, Germany.<br />
Professor G. Hevesy, Hebelstrasse 38, Freiburg i. Br., Germany.<br />
Professor N. V. Sidgwick, Lincoln College, Oxford, England.<br />
Professor W. L. Bragg, The Physical Laboratories, The Univer<br />
sity, Manchester, England.<br />
The President's recommendation that the above named gentlemen<br />
be appointed visiting lecturers on the Baker Foundation was ap<br />
proved.
1938<br />
26. The President reported conversations and correspondence re<br />
garding the ultimate disposition of the gift of 925 shares of East<br />
man Kodak Company stock given to the <strong>University</strong> by Mr. George<br />
W. Todd of Rochester. Mr. Todd's family desire and Mr. Todd<br />
consents that, if agreeable to the Board of Trustees, the gift, with<br />
such adidtions as may be made thereto, be used to establish the<br />
George W. Todd Professorship in the Department of English under<br />
conditions that may be mutually agreeable to the Trustees and to the<br />
donor. The suggestion was cordially approved and the President<br />
was authorized to arrange with Mr. Todd the details of said endow<br />
ment.<br />
27. The President was authorized to invite Dr. H. A. Barton to<br />
accept an Assistant Professorship<br />
of Physics for a term of three<br />
years, effective at the beginning of the academic year 1929-30, at a<br />
salary of $3,500 a year.<br />
28. The President presented a request from the Department of<br />
Geology for the inauguration of a summer field school in Geology to<br />
be named in honor of former Professor H. S. Williams. The com<br />
mittee signified its approval of the establishment of such a field<br />
school provided funds for the endowment thereof can be obtained<br />
and satisfactory plans worked out by the Department of Geology.<br />
29. Upon recommendation of the Heckscher Research Council the<br />
following<br />
grants were made :<br />
Supplement to Grant No. n: $3,500 to Professor F. K. Richt-<br />
myer for assistance in a study of X-ray spectra and the absorption<br />
of X-rays by different materials in accordance with the terms of his<br />
letter of September 4th, 1928.<br />
Supplement to Grant No. 140: $1,500 to Professor E. Merritt for<br />
assistance in studying the influence of conditions in the upper atmos<br />
phere upon the propagation of electric waves in accordance with the<br />
terms of his letter of September 18th, 1928.<br />
Supplement to Grant No. 12S: $100 to Dr. W. H. French for<br />
rotographs of manuscripts containing Middle English metrical ro<br />
mances in accordance with the terms of his letter of August 18th,<br />
1928.<br />
30. The following minute of appreciation for the notable work<br />
done by Professor and Mrs. John Henry Comstock was adopted by<br />
the committee and the President requested to transmit a copy thereof<br />
to Professor and Mrs. Comstock:<br />
"The Board of Trustees of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> wish to associate<br />
themselves with the many friends of Professor and Mrs. John<br />
Henry Comstock who are extending to them warm greetings and<br />
congratulations on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary.
1939<br />
The Board recalls with deep appreciation not only the notable con<br />
tributions to science and to education made by both Professor and<br />
Airs. Comstock during their long years of active <strong>University</strong> service,<br />
but particularly also the engaging hospitality and the friendly per<br />
sonal relations established by them which have been an inspiration<br />
to so many generations of <strong>Cornell</strong> students.<br />
The Board earnestly hopes that health and happiness lie before<br />
these two distinguished figures in <strong>Cornell</strong> history."<br />
31. A special chimes service was authorized for Sunday, October<br />
7th, in commemoration of the sixtieth anniversary of the <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
chimes.<br />
32. The report of the Heckscher Research Council for the year<br />
1927-28 was received, accepted and placed on file.<br />
33. The Comptroller reported that owing to an amendment to the<br />
Workmen's Compensation Act effective October 1st, 1928, it was<br />
now necessary for <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> to secure the benefits of work<br />
men's compensation to its employees and authority was granted him<br />
to make the required deposit of bonds with the Department of<br />
Labor to secure permission for <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> to carry its own<br />
insurance or make such other arrangements therefor as he may<br />
deem advisable.<br />
The Comptroller was also requested to formulate the details of a<br />
plan for setting aside the necessary funds for this insurance.<br />
34. The Comptroller was authorized to continue negotiations for<br />
the purchase of the property owned by the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity<br />
on Thurston Avenue, and also the property owned by Professor L.<br />
M. Dennis on <strong>University</strong> Avenue, and to transfer to the Alpha Chi<br />
Rho fraternity a portion of the property so purchased from Pro<br />
fessor Dennis at such price and under such terms as he may deem<br />
advisable, and authority was granted him to execute such deeds or<br />
other instruments on behalf of the <strong>University</strong> as may be necessary to<br />
complete the transfers of the above named properties and to attach<br />
thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
35. The Comptroller reported on the sale of the Ithaca Street<br />
Railway<br />
system and also on the informal proposition of Mr. F. L.<br />
Morse to develop an electric generating plant in Fall Creek Gorge<br />
and furnish to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> its necessary electrical energy.<br />
A committee consisting of Trustees J. DuPratt White, Sanderson,<br />
Sackett and Comptroller Bostwick was appointed to investigate and<br />
report on such proposition as may be made concerning the furnish<br />
ing of electric current to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> by Mr. F. L. Morse.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
October 19, 1928.<br />
Present President Farrand, Dr. Robinson, Mr. Williams, Dr.<br />
Elser. Owing to the absence from the city Mr. Westinghouse and<br />
Dr. Hartwell were unable to attend.<br />
A letter from the Secretary of the Board of Trustees of advising the<br />
approval of the minutes of the Medical College Council of May 11,<br />
1928, and approving<br />
of the Budget of the Medical College and<br />
Medical College Clinic for the year beginning July 1, 1928, was<br />
presented and placed on file.<br />
It was moved and carried that the following<br />
made to the Board of Trustees :<br />
recommendations be<br />
1. That the following balances of special funds be reserved :<br />
Anatomy National Research Council $697 45<br />
Experimental Biochemistry<br />
758 67<br />
Experimental Therapeutics 2,198 43<br />
General Education Board Research Farm 13,181 10<br />
General Education Board Building Fund 1,470 00<br />
Library<br />
Alfred Michaelis Fund 126 31<br />
Medicine Second Division, Bellevue Hospital,<br />
Cancer Research__325 00<br />
Neurology Special Research 306 43<br />
Pediatrics Special Research 2,386 03<br />
Pneumona Digitalis Study 1, 364 40<br />
Surgery Transfusion Fund T,T54 00<br />
Surgical Research Given Fund 1,868 25<br />
Student Loan Fund 233 18^26,069 25<br />
and that in order to meet expenses contracted for prior to June 30,<br />
1928, the following unexpended balance of appropriations and special<br />
funds be reappropriated :<br />
625 00<br />
Bacteriology<br />
Clothing Locker Key Deposits 129 25<br />
Microscope Locker Key Deposits 43 80 $798 05<br />
1941<br />
^26,867 3
1942<br />
2. That out of the net earnings of the <strong>Cornell</strong> Clinic for the year<br />
ended June 30, 1928, amounting to $13,559.40 there be appropriated<br />
$6,500.00 for necessary alterations to the first floor of the old Medical<br />
College Building, 408-412 East 26th Street, to house and install the<br />
Clinic Department of Orthopedics, Physiotherapy and Basal Metabo<br />
lism and to make necessary changes in the basement of the main<br />
College Building to provide for necessary expansion of the X-Ray<br />
Department.<br />
3. That <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College Scholarships be granted<br />
as follows :<br />
Elizabeth Humeston, Second Year Polk Scholarship, $250<br />
Albert C. Santy, Second Year C.U.M.C.<br />
H. H. Dodds, Fourth Year C.U.M.C.<br />
Duncan Whitehead, Second Yearj C.U.M.C.<br />
4. That on request of Dr. Foster Kennedy an appropriation be<br />
made to continue the salary of a technician in Bellevue Hospital from<br />
July 1, 1928, to June 30, 1929, at the rate of $150 a month.<br />
5. That leave of absence, with salary, be granted to Dr. E. F. Du<br />
Bois from July 14th, 1928 to March 1929.<br />
6. That on request of Dr. E. F. DuBois an appropriation of $1,000<br />
be made to pay Dr. Richardson as Acting Director of the Second<br />
Medical Division, Bellevue Hospital (<strong>Cornell</strong>).<br />
7. That on request of Dr. Lewis A. Conner, Dr. Whelan D. Sutliff<br />
be appointed to a Travelling Fellowship in Medicine at a salary at the<br />
rate of $2,200 a year and that Dr. Norman Plummer be appointed to<br />
the position of Instructor in Medicine at a salary of $2,000 a year, in<br />
place of Dr. Sutliff.<br />
8. That the appointment of Dr. John H. Richards be changed to<br />
read "Instructor in Medicine,"<br />
"<br />
"<br />
"<br />
500<br />
500<br />
500<br />
salary $300 and that this amount be<br />
transferred from the budget appropriation of the Department of<br />
Clinical Pathology to Medicine.<br />
9. That on request of Dr. Ewing, Dr. Gillbert Dalldorf be ap<br />
pointed an Assistant in Pathology at a salary of $500 for the Session<br />
of 1928-1929.<br />
10. That the appointments following be made in the Department<br />
of Psychiatry<br />
1928-<br />
for the Session 1929 :<br />
William L. Russell, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry (without salary)<br />
Mortimer W. Raynor, M.D., Professor of Clinical Psychiatry,<br />
salary $500.<br />
Abraham Kardiner, M,D., Instructor in Psychiatry, salary $100.<br />
George W. Henry, M.D., Instructor in Psychiatry, salary $100.<br />
Oswald H. Boltz, M.D., Instructor in Psychiatry, salary $100.
Joseph P. Eidson, M.D.,<br />
1943<br />
Instructor in Psychiatry, without salary.<br />
Charles G. McGafnn, M.D., Instructor in Psychiatry, without<br />
salary.<br />
Michael J. Lonergan, M.D., Instructor in Psychiatry, without<br />
salary.<br />
Dr. Ewing requests an appropriation of $1,500 to cover cost of<br />
animals and food and $1,200 for wages for an animal keeper for Dr.<br />
L'Esperance's work on Hodgkin's Disease. Referred to Dr. Robin<br />
son with power to act.<br />
Request from Dr. Ewing for an appropriation of $700 for repairs to<br />
present equipment and for the purchase of new apparatus for the<br />
photograph}- iu the Department of Pathology and for a small increase<br />
in salary for the photographer. Referred to Dr. Robinson with power<br />
to act.<br />
(Note : Director Robinson under authority granted him, under<br />
date of Oct. 24th, 1928, made the following recommendations) :<br />
$800 for Technician.<br />
$1,500 for Animal Supplies.<br />
$700 for photographic apparatus.<br />
$80 for an increase of salary for the Assistant Photographer.<br />
The report of the annual inspection of the <strong>Cornell</strong> Clinic by the<br />
State Department of Charities was presented and placed on file.<br />
The Department directed that it be classified as follows :<br />
Plant, Class I ; Administration, Class I.<br />
Mr. Willson reported the receipt from the General Education<br />
Board through the <strong>University</strong> Treasurer of $8,750 "being first<br />
quarterly payment of grant for 1928-1929 for organization, administra<br />
tion and maintenance of the new Medical School."<br />
The gifts were reported :<br />
following<br />
From Dr. Samuel J. Druskin's widow, lantern slides, microscopic<br />
slides, charts, etc., with dealing Obstetrics and Gynecology.<br />
Gift of $100 to Second Surgical Division, Bellevue Hospital.<br />
It was moved and carried that these gifts be properly acknow<br />
ledged by<br />
the Director and that the thanks of the Council be<br />
expressed to the donors.<br />
There being no further business the meeting<br />
adjourned.<br />
was declared<br />
J. Thorne Willson,<br />
Secretary of the Council.
1944<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
November 3rd, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees Van Cleef, Chairman ; Farrand, <strong>Cornell</strong>, R. B.<br />
Williams, C. E. Treman, Pound, R. H. Treman ; Faculty Represent<br />
atives Thilly and Moore and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees J. DuPratt White, Wilson and<br />
Westinghouse and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. The resignation of L. C.Roess, Instructor in Electrical Engineer<br />
ing, was reported effective at the beginning<br />
1928-29.<br />
of the academic year<br />
2. The following appointments were made for the academic year<br />
1928-29 :<br />
Frank J. Bristol, Instructor in Electrical Engineering, at a salary<br />
of $1,200.<br />
C. R. Fordyce, Assistant to the Non-Resident Lecturer in Chemistry<br />
for the first term, at a salary of $400 for the term, to be paid from the<br />
Baker Non-Resident Lectureship Fund.<br />
3. Owing to changes in the department, the sabbatic leave of<br />
absence heretofore granted Professor F. O. Ellenwood of the Depart<br />
ment of Heat Power Engineering for the academic year 1928-29, was<br />
cancelled.<br />
4, The salary of E. R. Paige, Instructor in Electrical Engineering,<br />
was increased from $1,500 to $1,800 a year, for a two year term, effec<br />
tive at the beginning of the academic year 1928-29.<br />
5. Upon the recommendation of the President the following were<br />
appointed to the Eleanor Tatum Long Graduate Scholarships in<br />
Structural Geology for the academic year 1928-29:<br />
P. H. Price at a stipend of $600.<br />
Arthur Wedel at a stipend of $900.<br />
6. The minutes of the meeting of the Medical College Council of<br />
October 19th, 1928, were approved and the appointments and appro<br />
priations made as therein recommended, except the appointment of<br />
professors which were recommended to the Full Board.<br />
7. The following<br />
resignations were reported in the staff of the<br />
Medical College in New York ^City, effective September 30, 1928,<br />
unless otherwise stated :<br />
Harold('C. Bailey, Associate Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.<br />
Carl E. Weigle, Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics.<br />
Whelan D. Sutliffe, Bacteriologist and Instructor in Medicine,<br />
(Bellevue Hospital Clinic.)
1945<br />
Haynes Harold Fellows, Physician (in Charge) to the Clinic, De<br />
partment of Gastro-Enterology (Medicine) effective October ist, 1928.<br />
Harry Beal Torrey, Assistant Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Medicine, effective August 30, 1928.<br />
Vincent J. McAuliffe, Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Urology, effective September 1, 1928.<br />
Leland E. Hinsie, Assistant Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Psychiatry, effective September 12, 1928.<br />
Abraham Kardiner, Assistant Physician to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Psychiatry, effective September 20, 1928.<br />
Earl H. Adams, Assistant Physician to the Clinic, Department of<br />
Psychiatry.<br />
8. Upon recommendation of the President, the following appoint<br />
ments were made to the staff of the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical Col<br />
lege and Medical College Clinic, for the year 1928-29, unless other<br />
wise stated ;<br />
Theodore J. Curphy and Michael Lake, Instructors in Clinical<br />
Pathology, each at a salary of $500.<br />
Eleanor B. Newton, Assistant in Chemistry at a salary of $1,250.<br />
Carl H. Smith, Assistant in Clinical Pediatrics at a salary of $300.<br />
Appointments in the Clinic :<br />
Sidney Weintraub was promoted from Attending Physician to Phy<br />
sician in Charge of Gastro-Enterology, Department of Medicine, ap<br />
pointment to date from October 1, 1928, salary $7.00 per Clinic.<br />
Douglas-Palmer was promoted from Assistant Physician to Physi<br />
cian, Department of Medicine, Gastro-Enterology, salary $7.00 per<br />
Clinic, appointment to date from July 23, 1928.<br />
Wendell Johnson Stainsby, Assistant Physician to Clinic, Depart<br />
ment of Medicine, salary $5.00 per Clinic,<br />
September 27, 1928.<br />
appointment to date from<br />
William R. Delzell, Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Urology, salary $5.00 per Clinic,<br />
September 26, 1928.<br />
appointment to date from<br />
Hilda W. Allen was promoted to Assistant Physician to the Clinic,<br />
Department of Psychiatry, salary $5.00 per Clinic, appointment to<br />
date from October 9, 1928.<br />
Alfred H. Ehrenclou was promoted from Assistant Physician to<br />
Physician to the Clinic, Department of Neurology, salary<br />
Clinic, appointment to date from September 28, 1928.<br />
$7.00 per<br />
Fred Adams was promoted to Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, De<br />
partment of Urology, salary $5.00 per Clinic, appointment to date<br />
from October 9, 1928.
1946<br />
William Meade Archer, Assistant Surgeon to the Clinic, Depart<br />
ment of Roentgenology, salary $5.00 per Clinic, appointment to date<br />
from October 4, 1928.<br />
George B. McAuliffe was appointed Acting Head of the Department<br />
of Otology, at a salary of $300.<br />
The title of Edwin T. Hauser was changed from Instructor in<br />
Clinical Medicine to Instructor in Medicine without change of salary.<br />
Rees Jensen, Assistant in Surgery, without salary.<br />
Douglas Palmer, Assistant Radiologist to the Clinic, Department<br />
of Radiology, at a salary of $5.00 per Clinic,<br />
from October 23, 1928.<br />
appointment to date<br />
9. The appointment of the following Conference Committees for<br />
the year 1928-29 were reported by the President :<br />
Faculty ofLaw: Dean Burdick and Professors H. E. Whiteside<br />
and E. E. Cheatham.<br />
Medical Faculty: Secretary Kerr and Professors B. F. Kingsbury<br />
and J. B. Sumner.<br />
Faculty of Architecture: Dean Young and Professors F. H. Bos-<br />
worth and A. C. Phelps.<br />
Faculty of Engineering: Dean Kimball and Directors F. A.<br />
Barnes, Herman Diederichs and P. M. Lincoln.<br />
10. The election by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty at its meeting on<br />
October 10, 1928, of the following members of Councils was reported:<br />
Library<br />
Council: Professor W. B. Carver to succeed himself and<br />
Professor William Strunk to succeed Professor H. R. Smart, each<br />
for a term of two years beginning November 1, 1928.<br />
Heckscher Council: Professor Carl Becker to succeed himself for<br />
a term of four years beginning November 1, 1928.<br />
11. Owing to the exceptional circumstances involved, a leave of<br />
absence for the year 1929-1930 was granted Professor Horace L. Jones,<br />
without prejudice to salary.<br />
12. A leave of absence without prejudice to salary was granted<br />
Dean R. Louise Fitch from December 1, 1928 to January 11, 1929.<br />
13. The request for an additional appropriation by the State of<br />
$5,000 to be included in the budget for 1929-30 for repairs to build<br />
ings at the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at<br />
Geneva was approved.<br />
14. The President was authorized to reconstitute the Committee on<br />
Decoration and Ornamentation of Goldwin Smith Hall in such man<br />
ner as he may deem advisable after consultation with Dean Ogden.<br />
15. The Comptroller reported the following provisions contained<br />
in the Will of Forbes Heermans, deceased :
1947<br />
"Likewise, on the death of my sister, Mary E. Heermans, I direct<br />
that the net avails of my trust estate then remaining in the hands of<br />
rny trustees, shall be divided and distributed to the following<br />
* * *<br />
named persons and for the following purposes, viz:<br />
To the Trustees of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> at Ithaca, New York, the<br />
sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000)<br />
the following<br />
in trust nevertheless for<br />
charitable and educational uses and purposes: the<br />
principal of such trust fund shall be kept invested in safe, interest<br />
paying securities and the income accruing therefrom shall be utilized<br />
by the trustees of the <strong>University</strong> to provide a short course of lectures<br />
to be given or annually biennially as may be deemed best, at <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> 011 the Drama, Dramatic Composition or kindred themes,<br />
these lectures to be given whenever possible by some American-born<br />
dramatist, actor or stage director, and the unexpended balance of the<br />
annual income, if any, shall be divided into three equal parts, two<br />
parts thereof to be given as a first prize to the student submitting the<br />
best essay on play writing or the best short one act play on an<br />
American theme, and the third part to be given to the other student<br />
submitting the second best essay or * * *<br />
play as aforesaid.<br />
I direct that the surplus of assets, if any, of my trust estate remain<br />
ing in the hands of my trustees after providing for the distribution<br />
hereinabove set forth, shall be divided by my trustees into twelve<br />
equal parts, which I give and bequeath as * * *<br />
follows, viz:<br />
To <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> two (2) parts thereof to be added to the<br />
and allocated to the fund<br />
general endowment fund of the <strong>University</strong><br />
for a maintaining Kappa Alpha<br />
professorship."<br />
16. The Comptroller reported the following provisions in the Will<br />
of Ida B. Criddle, deceased :<br />
"I also make the following bequests * * *. I give and bequeath to<br />
the officers, directors or other governing board of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
at Ithaca, New York, the sum of Two Thousand ($2,000) Dollars, to<br />
be used by them in any way they desire."<br />
17. It appearing that there is no provision in the Will of James N.<br />
Oliphant for the appointment of a trustee, it was the opinion of the<br />
Committee that Floyd Mundy, the Executor of such Will, should be<br />
appointed trustes'without bond, and the Comptroller was authorized<br />
to give such consent for such appointment as may^be necessary on<br />
the part of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>.<br />
18. Whereas : Mr. Edward W. Sheldon,<br />
as trustee under the<br />
agreement, dated January 22, 1925 and amended November 1, 1926,<br />
with <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> in connection with the sale of 30,000 shares<br />
of the capital stock of the International Railway Company to Mr.<br />
Nelson Robinson, has fully carried out and fulfilled the duties under-
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taken by him, and has under date of November i, 1928 submitted to<br />
the <strong>University</strong> a full account of his acts as such trustee, now be it<br />
Resolved : That the said Edward YV. Sheldon be and he hereby is<br />
discharged from any and all liability to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> under the<br />
above mentioned trust agreement, and further<br />
Resolved : That the Trustees of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> express to Mr.<br />
Sheldon their sincere appreciation of the able manner in which he<br />
has conducted the affairs of the trust and the service thereby<br />
rendered the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
The President was requested to express to Mr. Nelson Robinson<br />
the deep appreciation of the trustees for his assistance to the Univer<br />
sity in this matter.<br />
19. The salary of Director U. P. Hedrick was readjusted for the<br />
period from July r, 192S to September 30,<br />
1928 so as to be payable at<br />
the annual rate of $5,000 from State Funds and 51,000 from Hatch<br />
Funds.<br />
20. The President made a short report concerning the development<br />
of plans for strengthening the College of Architecture.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretarj-
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
BUDGET COMMITTEE<br />
November 16, 1928<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman; Van Cleef, Farrand,<br />
J. DuPratt White, Cooke, R. H. Treman, Hiscock and Upson.<br />
The President's recommendation of a budget of $72,500 for the<br />
coming<br />
Summer Session was approved and its adoption recommended<br />
to the Board of Trustees.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
George F Rogalsky<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
Secretar}' pro tern.<br />
November 16, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman; Farrand, J. Du<br />
Pratt White, Cooke, R. H. Treman, Hiscock, Upson and Comptroller<br />
Bostwick.<br />
A Regret was received from Trustee Ickelheimer and his absence<br />
excused.<br />
1. Comptroller Bostwick reported on the security vaults.<br />
2. It was moved and carried that Comptroller Bostwick get com<br />
petitive bids for the care of our negotiable securities in New York<br />
City and award the custody of such securities accordingly.<br />
3. J. F. Schoellkopf , Jr was unanimously nominated for the vacancy<br />
on the Finance Committee.<br />
4. The report of sales and purchases of securites to October 1st, as<br />
printed was approved.<br />
5. It was voted to sell the following :<br />
(a) $25,000 Heller Brothers 7's at not less than 90.<br />
(b) 250 shares of General Baking Company<br />
common stock at<br />
the market, and in connection therewith // was resolved that<br />
George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer be and he hereby is author<br />
ized to endorse the certificates in blank and to attach<br />
thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
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(c) $5,ooo Missouri, Kansas & Texas first 4's at the market at<br />
the discretion of Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
(d) $50,000 Southern Railway consolidated 5's at the market at<br />
the discretion of Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
(e) 500 shares of Diamond Match stock, and in connection<br />
therewith it was resolved that George F. Rogalsky as<br />
Treasurer be and he hereby is authorized to endorse the<br />
certificates in blank and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s<br />
corporate seal. In connection with such sale of Diamond<br />
Match stcok it was further resolved that George F. Rogalsky<br />
as Treasurer, be and he hereby is authorized to endorse in<br />
blank the stock of the North American Match Corporation<br />
and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal, for<br />
such amounts of said stock as may be due to any purchaser<br />
from us of Diamond Match stock.<br />
(f) 500 shares of International Paper 7% preferred certificates of<br />
deposit and in connection therewith it was resolved that<br />
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George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer be and he hereby is auth<br />
orized to endorse the certificates in blank and to attach<br />
thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
$75,000 International Paper Co. 1st. and ref. 5's of 1947.<br />
(h) 200 shares of Pullman stock, and in connection therewith it<br />
was resolved that George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer be and he<br />
(i)<br />
hereby<br />
is authorized to endorse the certificates in blank and<br />
to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
200 shares of International Nickel preferred and 80 shares of<br />
common at the market, and in connection therewith it was<br />
resolved that George F. Rogalsky<br />
hereby<br />
as Treasurer be and he<br />
is authorized to endorse the certificates in blank and<br />
to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
The following purchases were authorized :<br />
(a) 2,000 shares of Buffalo, Niagara Falls & Eastern 6.40%<br />
preferred.<br />
(b) 200 shares American Water Works preferred.<br />
(c) $50,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber first 5's.<br />
(d) 500 shares Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific 6l/r preferred.<br />
(e) 250 shares Postum Company stock.<br />
(f ) 500 shares Filene Sons Company 6%% prefered.<br />
(g) 60 shares Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe common.<br />
(h) $500,000 of 5^% guaranteed mortgages.<br />
(i) As many Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe convertible<br />
debenture 4>'s as we will be entitled to under rights.
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7- The sale of 580 shares of Westinghonse Air Brake stock in the<br />
discretion of Comptroller Bostwick was authorized, and in connec<br />
tion therewith it was resolved that George F. as Rogalsky Treasurer<br />
be and he hereby is authorized to endorse the certificates in blank<br />
and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tern.<br />
COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS<br />
November 16, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees J. DuPratt White, Chairman; Farrand, Sackett,<br />
Comptroller Bost<br />
Sanderson, Whitman, Upson and R. H Treman;<br />
wick and Superintendent Curtis.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Wakeman and Westinghouse<br />
and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken and recommendations made to the Board of<br />
Trustees as follows :<br />
1. The recommendation of Mr. Klauder that gypsum block be used<br />
for interior partitions in the War Menorial Group and Boldt Tower<br />
in place of the solid plaster on metal lath specified, was approved.<br />
2. It was recommended that the <strong>University</strong> fire station north of<br />
Bailey Hall be discontinued.<br />
3. The use of the building at present used for the <strong>University</strong> Fire<br />
station north of Bailey Hall was referred to the President and Comp<br />
troller with power.<br />
4. A sight on the west side of Judd Falls Road to the south of the<br />
rural engineering sheds was approved for a building for the storage<br />
of tools for the Agricultural College. The exact location of this<br />
building is to be approved by the Chairman of the Landscape Com<br />
mittee and the matter of selecting an architect for preparing prelim<br />
inary plans for such was building referred to the Comptroller with<br />
power.<br />
5. It was recommended that subject to the approval of the Archi<br />
tectural Advisory Board the Plan Commission's plan for running<br />
Dryden Road to the north of the present artillery stables be changed<br />
so that the road would occupy approximately its present site.<br />
6. It was also recommended that the artillery stables be moved to a<br />
more appropriate location as soon as possible.
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7- The matter of determining the locations from which earth is to<br />
be secured to furnish the back fill for the Plant Industry Building<br />
was referred to the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds with<br />
powrer.<br />
8. The Landscape Committee was requested to make a study of<br />
Garden Avenue, the parking space around Bailey Hall and the pro<br />
posed plaza to the south of the hall, and to report its recommend<br />
ations for improvement at the next of meeting the Committee.<br />
9. It was recommended that the Board of Trustees request the<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council to give careful consideration to the importance of<br />
establishing<br />
a fund for the development and improvement of the<br />
campus as distinct from the buildings thereon.<br />
io. The construction of a concrete walk or walk and curb from the<br />
Library<br />
to Willard Straight Hall was authorized. (Trustee E. N.<br />
Sanderson offered to provide the necessary funds for the building of<br />
this walk).<br />
n. The committee heretofore appointed to confer with Mr. F. L.<br />
Morse regarding the <strong>University</strong>'s rights in Fall Creek was requested<br />
to make an immediate examination of the legal questions involved.<br />
12. The request of Professor C. S. Northup for the fitting up<br />
of a<br />
certain portion of the attic of Goldwin.Smith Hall for his use was<br />
referred to the Committee on Improvements to Physical Plant.<br />
13. A report of the Arboretum Committee was received and the<br />
plans for thinning and clearing out the existing plantings were<br />
approved, the work to be done as and when funds become available<br />
therefor, and the Committee was requested to report at the next<br />
meeting<br />
of this Committee more detailed plans for the work proposed.<br />
14. Trustee Upson made a report on behalf of the sub-committee<br />
appointed to consider ways and means of cleaning out Beebe Lake<br />
and Trustee R. H. Treman was requested to take the matter up with<br />
the Stewart Park Commission and the City of Ithaca with a view to<br />
securing permission from them for the deposit on their property of<br />
the material taken from Beebe Lake. Mr. Upson's report follows :<br />
"As chairman of the sub-committee having to do with the dredging<br />
of Beebe Lake, I desire to present to you certain problems connected<br />
therewith which in my opinion should have careful consideration<br />
before we proceed further.<br />
As you are aware, Mr. Curtis has been making some experiments<br />
this summer in the use of a syphon with a jet, and has also opened<br />
up the blow-off gate. All of these experiments lead us to believe<br />
that in order to do the work adequately we will have to provide<br />
substantial equipment. In other words, no easy short-cut method<br />
appears to be feasible.
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It is the conclusion of Mr. Curtis and our sub-committee that in<br />
order to do this work adequately it will be necessary either to have<br />
the <strong>University</strong> invest a substantial amount of money in equipment,<br />
or give a guarantee to a contractor for a substantial amount of money<br />
in order to place his equipment on the site.<br />
In either instance we are confronted with the possibility of being<br />
stopped in our operations either because of the sentiment of the city<br />
against our dumping the refuse into Fall Creek, or through a legal<br />
action on their part forcing the recognition of this sentiment. In<br />
either event it is possible and probable that the <strong>University</strong> will<br />
sustain a loss caused by the preparation to do this work.<br />
For this reason we are reluctant to embark on any program until<br />
we can get the full meeting of the Buildings and Grounds Committee<br />
to authorize such a procedure.<br />
An alternate solution which was proposed by us to Mr. R. H.<br />
Treman, Chairman of the Stewart Park Commission, was to make an<br />
arrangement with the Stewart Park Commission so that the material<br />
might be deposited on their site. We proposed to do this at cost ;<br />
that is, the excess cost to us over dumping it over the top of the dam.<br />
In my opinion and the opinion of Mr. Curtis such an arrangement<br />
would be extremely advantageous to the Stewart Park organization,<br />
for the reason that it will give them an unusually rich material for<br />
the fill, which will add greatly to the fertility of their park, and at<br />
the same time give them a fill at a very low cost, far below the cost<br />
of any other method.<br />
Apparently<br />
Mr. Treman was not able to get an acceptance of this<br />
proposition on the part of the Commission.<br />
Unless some such scheme is adopted I can not at the present time<br />
see a solution of our problem without the possibilty of incurring the<br />
criticism of the City of Ithaca.<br />
We all recognize that it is desirable to do this work just as soon as<br />
possible in order to avoid a recurrence of the interference with the<br />
and winter sports which was encountered<br />
skating<br />
last year. For this<br />
reason we are loth to let the matter drop. On the other hand, so<br />
much is involved in taking steps to pursue our original program at<br />
this time, that we feel the whole committee should give careful con<br />
sideration to all these facts before any active steps are taken."<br />
15. The matter of building an incinerator in connection with the<br />
Heating Plant was referred to Trustee Sanderson and Superintendent<br />
Curtis for investigation and report.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
November 17, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees J, DuPratt White, Vice-Chairman ; Farrand<br />
Graves, Pyrke, Turner, <strong>Cornell</strong>, Cooke, Crawford, Gannett, Gherardi,<br />
Ickelheimer, Miller, Newman, Pound, Sackett, Sanderson, Schoellkopf,<br />
Taylor, C. E. Treman, R. H. Treman, Upson, Van Cleef, Van<br />
Namee, Warner, Horace White, Whitman, R. B. Williams,<br />
and R. H.<br />
Williams ; Faculty Representatives Moore, Thilly and Warren and<br />
Comptroller Bostwick,<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Hiscock, Smith, Baker, Pratt,<br />
Schwab, Teagle, Wakeman, Westinghouse and Wilson and their<br />
absence excused.<br />
1. The minutes of the meeting of the Board of June 18th, 1928,<br />
were approved as printed.<br />
2. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on General Ad<br />
ministration of July 6th, October 6th and November 3rd, 1928, were<br />
approved as printed and the action therein contained ratified and<br />
confirmed.<br />
3. The minutes of the meeting of the Committee on Buildings and<br />
Grounds of June 18th, 1928, were approved as printed and the action<br />
therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
4. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on Finance of July<br />
15th, and September 4th and 20th, 1928, were approved as printed,<br />
and the action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
5. The minutes of the meeting of the Medical College Council of<br />
October 19th, 1928, were approved as printed, the recommendations<br />
therein contained adopted and appointments and appropriations<br />
made as recommended.<br />
6. The minutes of the meeting of the State College Council of Sep<br />
tember 20th, 1928, were approved as printed and the action therein<br />
contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
7. The minutes of the meeting of the Committee on Buildings and<br />
Grounds of November 16, 1928, were approved as read by the Secretary,<br />
with the exception that said Committee was directed to take no further<br />
steps toward the cleaning out of Beebe Lake until after the next<br />
of meeting the Board of Trustees.<br />
8. The Committee on General Administration was requested to<br />
make recommendation to the Board at its next meeting for the filling<br />
of the vacancy on that Committee.<br />
9. Trustee J. F. Schoellkopf, Jr. was elected to fill the vacancy on<br />
the Committee on Finance and Trustee Myron C. Taylor was elected<br />
to fill the vacancy on the Medical College Council.
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io. The filling of the existing vacancy on the Heckscher Research<br />
Council was deferred until the next meeting of the Board of Trustees.<br />
n. The President presented a preliminary report for the year<br />
ending June 30th, 1928.<br />
12. The report of the Comptroller for the year ending June 30th,<br />
1928, was received.<br />
13. By the concurrent vote of a majority of the Trustees, sub-divi<br />
sion (A) of Section 3 of Article VIII of the <strong>University</strong> Statutes was<br />
amended to include the Director of Admissions as a member of the<br />
<strong>University</strong> Faculty<br />
as follows :<br />
"(A) The <strong>University</strong> Faculty. The <strong>University</strong> Faculty shall con<br />
sist of the President of the <strong>University</strong>,<br />
who shall be ex-officio the<br />
presiding officer, and the professors and assistant professors who are<br />
members of the above named special faculties, the Librarian and the<br />
assistant librarians in the <strong>University</strong> Library, the Registrar, the<br />
Director of Admissions, the Secretary of the <strong>University</strong>, and the Dean<br />
of Women. The professors and assistant professors whom the<br />
<strong>University</strong> may appoint in the departments of ( 1 ) Military Science<br />
and Tactics, (2) Physical Education and Training, and (3) Hygiene<br />
and Preventive Medicine shall not be members of any special<br />
faculty but shall be members of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty. It shall be<br />
the function of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty to consider questions which<br />
concern more than one college and questions of <strong>University</strong> policy ;<br />
and it shall have disciplinary jurisdiction over the students of the<br />
<strong>University</strong> except for unsatisfactory work, for which, discipline is<br />
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entrusted to the respective special faculties.<br />
14. Upon recommendation of the Budget Committee an appropria<br />
tion of $72,500 was made for the regular 1929 Summer Session.<br />
15. Upon recommendation of the President, George Young, Jr.<br />
was elected Dean of the College of Architecture at a salary of $6,000<br />
a year as Dean of the College and Professor of Architecture, effective<br />
at the beginning of the present academic year.<br />
16. Upon recommendation of the President the Board approved the<br />
extending to Professor Wolfgang Kohler of the <strong>University</strong> of Berlin,<br />
an invitation to accept an appointment as Lecturer in Psychology for<br />
a period of not less than four weeks during the second term of the<br />
current academic year, at a salary of $',500, which sum is available<br />
in the budget of the Department of Psychology.<br />
17. Upon recommendation of the President the following appoint<br />
ments were made for the current academic year unless otherwise<br />
stated : F. H. Hodder to be Acting Professor of American History<br />
at a salary of $6,000.<br />
Mortimer W. Raynor to be Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at a<br />
of salary $500.
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William L. Russell to be Professor of Psychiatry, without salary.<br />
W. J. Congdon to be Assistant in Chemistry, effective November<br />
ist, 1928, at a salary at the rate of $750 a year, but not free tuition.<br />
J. A. Raynolds to be Assistant in Chemistry for the second term of<br />
the current academic year at a salary at the rate of $500 a year.<br />
H. M. Southworth to be Assistant in Physics, part time, at a salary<br />
of $200 for the period from November ist to the end of the academic<br />
year.<br />
18. The resignation of R. W. Dornte, Assistant in Chemistry, was<br />
reported effective November ist, 1928.<br />
19. The following sabbatic leaves of absence were granted :<br />
Melvin L. Nichols, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, for the<br />
academic year 1929-30.<br />
James B. Sumner, Assistant Professor of Bio-chemistry, for the first<br />
term of the academic year 1929-30.<br />
20. Saturday, January 26th, 1929,<br />
was adopted as the date of the<br />
Winter meeting of the Board of Trustees, and Saturday, April 27th,<br />
1929, was adopted as the date of the Spring meeting of the Board of<br />
Trustees.<br />
21. The resolution on following the death of Professor John George<br />
Pertsch, Jr. adopted by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, was unanimously<br />
concurred in and adopted by the Board :<br />
On August 23rd, 1928 Professor Pertsch saved from drowning a person<br />
struggling in the rough waters of Lake Cayuga. The effort proved<br />
too much for his strength, and he met his own death in a deed that<br />
was of a piece with his kindly, generous life.<br />
John George Pertsch, Jr. was born in Baltimore in 1887. He<br />
received from <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> in 1909 the degree of Mechanical<br />
Engineer. On graduating he was made an assistant in his college,<br />
and by successive promotions came to a of professorship Electrical<br />
Engineering. His whole academic life was spent in <strong>Cornell</strong>. He<br />
was a contributor to the journals of his profession and was a member<br />
of numerous learned societies.<br />
In recording his death the Faculty<br />
wishes to bear witness to the<br />
fine qualities that made Professor Pertsch a valued and well-loved<br />
colleague. His students found him an admirably informed and<br />
wholly sympathetic teacher ; few indeed of the staff teaching aroused<br />
a deeper response. His associates recognized in him a constant<br />
kindliness and fairmindedness, a straightforward manliness, a<br />
thoroughness in dealing with his subject, a steady industry, that well<br />
explained his popularity. In his death the <strong>University</strong> loses a teacher
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and scholar difficult to replace, and members of<br />
very many<br />
the<br />
Faculty lose a true friend.<br />
22. It was reported that the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, at a meeting held<br />
on November 14th, 1928, passed a resolution recommending to the<br />
Board of Trustees that daylight saving be not adopted for the year<br />
1929-30. A hope was expressed by the Board that the Faculty might<br />
work out some solution which would give the students more daylight<br />
hours for recreation.<br />
23. The matter of arranging the assignment to the <strong>University</strong><br />
of a<br />
patent for the production of Beta Lactose and the use of the process<br />
for its production by a commercial concern was referred to the<br />
President, the Comptroller, the <strong>University</strong> Attorney<br />
with power.<br />
and Dean Mann<br />
24. The expenditure of $3,000 from the Income Funds of the<br />
College of Agriculture was approved for the purpose of enabling<br />
Professor Emeritus L. H. Bailey to continue the extension of the<br />
collections of scientific enterprises now under way by Dr. Bailey.<br />
25. The Board approved the establishment of a <strong>University</strong> press<br />
and referred the matter to the Committee on General Administra<br />
tion with power.<br />
26. The report of Trustee C. E. <strong>Cornell</strong> on the inspection of the<br />
rooming houses and fraternities for the year 1927-28 was received and<br />
placed on file.<br />
27. The President made a report on the current affairs of the<br />
<strong>University</strong>.<br />
28. During a temporary absence of the President from the meeting,<br />
the Trustees concern expressing as to his health, voted to him a leave<br />
of absence of one month at the expense of <strong>University</strong> to be taken at<br />
such time during the Winter as he may desire.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N . Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
December 15, 1928.<br />
Present Trustees VanCleef, Chairman; Hiscock, Chairman of the<br />
Board; <strong>Cornell</strong>, R. B. Williams, J. DuPratt White, Wilson, C. E.<br />
Treman, Pound and R. H. Treman; Faculty Representatives Moore<br />
and Thilly and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustee Westinghouse and his absence<br />
excused.<br />
1. Dr. R. P. Sibley, Secretary of the College of Arts and Sciences,<br />
was also appointed Assistant Dean of that College with no change in<br />
salary.<br />
2. It was recommended to the Board that Dr. L. L. Van Slyke,<br />
Chief in Research, who retires from active service at the New York<br />
State Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva on January 31, 1929,<br />
be appointed Professor of Dairy Chemistry, Emeritus.<br />
3. It was recommended to the Board that J. P. Porter, now Assis<br />
tant Professor of Ornamental Horticulture, be appointed Acting<br />
Professor of Ornamental Horticulture at a salary of $3,500 a year,<br />
effective October 1, 1928.<br />
4. Sabbatic leaves of absence were granted as follows :<br />
C. L. Walker, Professor of Civil Engineering, for the second term<br />
of the academic year 1928-29.<br />
S. S. Garrett, Professor of Mechanics of Engineering, for the<br />
academic year 1929-30.<br />
O. D. von Engeln, Professor of Geology, for the academic year<br />
1929-30.<br />
5. Upon recommendation of the Heckscher Research Council, the<br />
following<br />
grants were made :<br />
Supplement to Grant No. 176 : $1,000 to Professor H. S. Liddell<br />
for assistance in an investigation of conditioned reflexes in the sheep<br />
and dog, in accordance with the terms of his letter of November 23,<br />
1928.<br />
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Grant No. 1/9 : $2,500 to Professor L. M. Dennis for assistance in<br />
an investigation of the separation of isotopes, in accordance with the<br />
terms of his letter of November 12, 1928.<br />
6. The application of Professor G. Watts Cunningham for admis<br />
sion to the benefits of the Wm. H. Sage Pension Fund was granted.<br />
7. The following appointments of Assistants in Military Science<br />
and Tactics for the academic year 1928-29, without salary other than<br />
that they receive as cadet officers were made :<br />
Cadet Colonels : H. K. McCorkle and D. N. Schoales.<br />
Cadet Lieutetiant Colonels : W. P. Bullock and T. M. Goodfellow.<br />
Cadet Majors: J. Clark, R. I. Dodge, Walter C. Knox, R. S.<br />
Milans, N. I. Smith and J. H. Tuck.<br />
Cadet Captains J. F. Anderson, G. W. Behrman, S. W. Beyland,<br />
B. Bissell, O. B. Bromley, E. C. Collins, G. B. Conger, J. G. Connell,<br />
R. H. Crum, F. H. Cusack, F. H. Fleischer, Jacob A. Herrman, G.<br />
T. Lacey, A. N. LeFeber, D. L. Lewis, W. A. Little, J. C. Marshall,<br />
G. G. Penniman, H. C. Purcell, E. C. Raedel, C. Snitow, W. W.<br />
Stillman, R. S. Taggart, A. W. Tresch,<br />
Trowbridge.<br />
A. S. Trowbridge, G. G.<br />
8. The resignation of Dr. Marion E. Snavely, Instructor in Hy<br />
giene and Assistant Medical Advisor of Women, was reported<br />
effective November 17, 1928<br />
9. A gift of $2,000 was reported by the Comptroller, in accordance<br />
with the terms of the following letter :<br />
My<br />
dear Comptroller :<br />
"Syracuse, NT. Y. ,<br />
December 13, 1928.<br />
As you know, Horace K. White, our father, established, in 1872, a<br />
fund of $500, the income to be annually awarded to students in the<br />
graduating class of the New York State Veterinary College.<br />
My brothers and I wish to increase this fund to the sum of $2,500,<br />
to the end that the First Prize may be increased to $100 and the<br />
Second Prize to $25 annually.<br />
If this course is agreeable to the <strong>University</strong>, we will be happy to<br />
make the gift, and for that purpose I am enclosing my<br />
$2,000.<br />
This sum is the gift of Horace White,<br />
Ernest I. White, as above indicated.<br />
With best wishes, I am<br />
Very sincerely yours,<br />
(Signed)<br />
check for<br />
Andrew S. White and<br />
Horace White. "
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This gift was accepted and the Comptroller requested to express to<br />
Messrs. White the appreciation of the Trustees.<br />
10. Trustee J. DuPratt White presented an offer of a gift from<br />
Mr. Myron C. Taylor for the construction of a new Law School<br />
building, and it was accordingly<br />
Resolved : That the very generous offer of a gift of $1,500,000 by<br />
Myron C. Taylor to provide an adequate building for the Law School<br />
of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> is received with deep appreciation by the<br />
Board of Trustees and is accepted in full accordance wdth the condi<br />
tions of the gift as set forth by the donor in his letter to the Board of<br />
Trustees of December 14, 1928, and<br />
Resolved: That the warm thanks of the Board be transmitted to<br />
Mr. Taylor for his far sighted gift ; and<br />
Resolved : That the appropriate Committees of the Board and<br />
Officers of the <strong>University</strong> proceed immediately to the completion of<br />
plans for the construction of the building for which the gift provides,<br />
and<br />
Resolved: That upon completion, the building shall be named<br />
Myron Taylor Hall and shall be so known as long as it shall stand.<br />
11. The matter of clearing the site south of 3 Central Avenue and<br />
west of Central Avenue for the construction of the new Law School<br />
building was referred to a committee consisting of Trustees Hiscock,<br />
J. DuPratt White, R. H. Treman, R. B. Williams, Farrand and<br />
Comptroller Bostwick with power. Trustee J. DuPratt White was<br />
later chosen Chairman of this Committee.<br />
Adjourned<br />
L. N. Simmons<br />
Assistant Secretary
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
December 21, 1928.<br />
Present President Farrand, Dr. Robinson, Dr. Hartwell, Mr.<br />
Westinghouse. Mr. Williams was unable to attend on account of<br />
absence abroad. Dr. Elser was reported ill.<br />
A letter from the Secretary of the Board of Trustees advising of the<br />
approval by the Board of the minutes of the Medical College Council<br />
meeting, October 19, 1928, was presented and placed on file.<br />
President Farrand announced the appointment of Mr. Myron C.<br />
Taylor as a member of the Council to fill the vacancy caused by the<br />
death of Mr. Ira A. Place.<br />
Dr. Robinson reported the receipt of a gift of $5,000 from Mrs.<br />
Carlos de Heredia to the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College in New<br />
'<br />
York City 'to promote interest in the study or of teaching Industrial<br />
Diseases."<br />
Dr. Robinson stated that he had acknowledged the receipt of the<br />
gift whereupon it was resolved that the Council recommend the<br />
acceptance of the gift and that the action of Dr. Robinson as con<br />
tained in his reply to Mrs. Heredia be approved.<br />
It was further resolved that the fund so established by Mrs.<br />
Heredia be called the "William Gilman Thompson Fund."<br />
A letter from the American Association for the Advancement of<br />
Science and affiliated sciences soliciting a contribution to its fund for<br />
entertainment and reception committees, was presented. In view of<br />
the fact that the letter was referred to Dr. Robinson by Dr. Niles it<br />
was voted that all correspondence with the Association be referred to<br />
Dr. Robinson.<br />
It was moved and carried that the action of Dr. Robinson in<br />
making the nominations for the Staff of the General Memorial Hos<br />
pital, to serve during the year 1929, be approved :<br />
Clinical Staff<br />
Director of Cancer Research, James Ewing, M. D.<br />
Clinical Director, William S. Stone, M. D.<br />
Attending Surgeons, William B. Coley, M. D., Burton J. Lee, M.D.<br />
Douglas Quick, M. D., Frank E. Adair, M. D.<br />
Attending Surgeon, Urological Department, Benjamin S.<br />
Barringer, M. D.<br />
Attending Gynecologist, William P. Healy, M. D.<br />
Attending Physician, Lloyd F. Craver, M. D.<br />
Associate Attending Surgeons, Archie L. Dean, M. D., Nathan<br />
Green, M. D., George E. Binkley, M. D.<br />
Assistant Surgeons, Samuel Johnson, M. D., Hayes E. Martin, M.<br />
D., James Duffy, M. D., Bradley L. Coley, M. D.<br />
Assistant Gynecologist, Frank R. Smith, M. D.
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Neurological Associate Surgeon, Byron Stookey, M. D.<br />
Associate Neurologist, George Hall Hyslop, M. D.<br />
Clinical Assistants, Norman E. Treves, M. D., John T. Toole, M.<br />
D., Howard C. Taylor, M. D.<br />
Anaesthetists, Harry Landesman, M. D., Alfred E. Phelps, M. D.<br />
Roentgenologist, Ralph E. Herendeen, M. D.<br />
Assistant Roentgenologist, James J. Duffy, M. D.<br />
Dentist, Frank A. Engel, D. D. S.<br />
Laboratory Research Staff<br />
Pathologist, James Ewing, M. D.<br />
Assistant Pathologist, Frederick W. Stewart, M. D.<br />
Serologist, Elise S. L'Esperance, M. D.<br />
Bacteriologist, J. C. Torrey, Ph. D.<br />
Biologist, Halsey J. Bagg, Ph. D.<br />
Assistant in Biology, Clarence R. Halter, M. A.<br />
Physicist, Gioacchino Failla, D. Sc.<br />
Assistant Physicist, Edith H. Quimby, M. A.<br />
Biophysicist, Wolfgang Pauli, Ph.D.<br />
Assistants in Biophysics, Ware Cattell.<br />
Director, Department of Chemistry, Stanley R. Benedict, Ph. D.<br />
Chemists, Kanematsu Sugiura, D. Sc, Helen Q. Woodward, Ph.D.<br />
Helen R. Downes, Ph. D.<br />
Photographer, William S. Dunn.<br />
A contribution from Dr. Foster Kennedy of $50 to the Students'<br />
Loan Fund was announced and received with appreciation by the<br />
Council.<br />
It was moved and carried that the following recommendations be<br />
made to the Board of Trustees :<br />
1. That an appropriation of $700 be made for wages for an addi<br />
tional porter in the College from December 1, 1928, to July 1, 1929.<br />
2. That the request of Dr. Stockard for the transfer of $2,500 from<br />
unused salaries balance in the Anatomy budget amounting to $9,500<br />
to the general expense account of the department be approved and<br />
that permission be granted to use this $2,500 to balance the deficit<br />
now against standing the Anatomy Farm account.<br />
3. That a loan from the Students' Loan Fund of $500 be granted to<br />
Miss Sara Bass who is unable to pay the tuition fee for the current<br />
year.<br />
4. That an additional appropriation of $1,500 for the Library be<br />
granted.
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5. That under the standing resolution the following special course<br />
fees be paid to the following instructors :<br />
Dr. William C. Thro, 2 students @ $50 $100<br />
Dr. J. F. Nonidez, 1 student @ $50 50<br />
Dr. C. R. Stockard, 1 student @ $30 30<br />
6. That the request of Dr. Benedict for authority to employ a Sec<br />
retary to the Department of Chemistry<br />
months (January 1, 1929 to July 1, 1929) at a salary<br />
on a half time basis for six<br />
of $62.50 per<br />
month, be granted and that an appropriation not to exceed $375 be<br />
made therefor.<br />
There being no further business the meeting was declared<br />
adjourned.<br />
J. T. Wiixson,<br />
Secretary of the Council.<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
January 5th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees VanCleef, Chairman ; Farrand, <strong>Cornell</strong>, R. B.<br />
Williams, J. DuPratt White, C. E. Treman, R. Y '"reman ; Faculty<br />
Representatives Diederichs, Thilly and Warrel nand Comptroller<br />
Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Westinghouse and Pound and<br />
their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. Wolfgang Kohler was appointed to be Lecturer in Psychology<br />
for a period of about six weeks during the second term of the current<br />
academic year, at a salary of $1,500 for that period.<br />
2. A gift of $10,000 was reported from Lincoln K. Passmore to be<br />
added to the John Faxon Passmore Memorial Fund. This gift<br />
was accepted and the President requested to express to Mr. Passmore<br />
the<br />
appreciation of the Trustees.<br />
3. The President reported that he had been advised by DuPont<br />
deNemours & Company that they would continue for the academic<br />
year 1929-30 the DuPont Fellowship in Chemistry amounting to $750<br />
and the DuPont Scholarship in Engineering amounting to $400.<br />
4. A gift of $1,000 was reported by the President from Mrs. Henry<br />
Morgenthau,Sr.,for a Fellowship in Home Economics for the current<br />
This gift<br />
academic year "in the interest of farm women and girls."<br />
was accepted and the President requested to express to Mrs. Morgen-<br />
thau the appreciation of the Trustees.
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5. Authority was granted the President to confer degrees at the end<br />
of the present academic term in accordance with the recommendations<br />
of the special faculties, upon students who have fulfilled all necessary<br />
requirements.<br />
6. Upon recommendation of the President, an appropriation of<br />
$100 was made to Professor J. T. Parson for his services in engrossing<br />
for the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
7. The receipt of a gift of $1,000 from Trustee E. T. Turner to be<br />
used toward the cost of the repair of the chimes was reported and<br />
accepted, and the President requested to express to Mr. Turner the<br />
appreciation of the Trustees.<br />
8. The Comptroller reported that under the Will of Otto M. Eidlitz<br />
'81, who died October 29, 1928, the <strong>University</strong> was given a bequest in<br />
the following terms :<br />
"I give and bequeath unto The <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> situated at<br />
Ithaca, New York, the sum of twenty-five thousand dollars ($25,000)<br />
to establish a scholarship fund, and I request that the Trustees of said<br />
<strong>University</strong> invest said sum and use and apply the income thereof as<br />
payment for tuition or financial help in the Engineering Department<br />
of said <strong>University</strong> of such students selected by the Dean of the En<br />
gineering Department requiring financial assistance to educate them<br />
as may be most of deserving choice because of their character and<br />
promise."<br />
intellectual<br />
This gift was accepted and the President requested to express to<br />
the family of Mr. Eidlitz the appreciation of the Trustees for his<br />
interest in the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
9. Dr. J.J.Willaman was recommended to the Board of Trustees for<br />
appointment as Chief in Research in the Division of Chemistry at the<br />
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, at a<br />
salary of $4,500 a year, effective April ist, 1929.<br />
10. The President was authorized to make the necessary request to<br />
the Carnegie Foundation for a retiring allowance for Dean V. A.<br />
Moore who will retire at the end of the present academic year.<br />
11. It was recommended to the Board that H. W. Edgerton be ap<br />
pointed Professor of Law at a salary of $8,500 a year, effective Octo<br />
ber ist, 1929.<br />
12. The resignation of William R. Osgood, Assistant Professor of<br />
Civil Engineering, effective at the end of present academic term was<br />
reported.<br />
13. John Hedberg was appointed Instructor in Civil Engineering<br />
for the second term of the current academic year, at a salary of $600<br />
for the term.
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14- The President reported a gift of $5,000 made to the Medical<br />
College in New York City by Mrs. Carlos de Heredia "to promote<br />
interest in the study or teaching of Industrial Diseases."<br />
This gift<br />
was accepted and established as the William Gilman Thompson Fund.<br />
The President was requested to express to Mrs. Heredia the appreci<br />
ation of the Trustees.<br />
15. An appropriation of $7,825 or so much thereof as may be<br />
needed was made for the 1929 Summer School of Biology, the sum of<br />
$1,750 of this amount to be supplied by the New York State College<br />
of Agriculture, with the understanding that the increases in the re<br />
quested budget will be taken under consideration.<br />
16. The minutes of the meeting of the Medical College Council of<br />
December 21, 1928, were approved as read by the Secretary<br />
appointments and appropriations made as therein recommended.<br />
and the<br />
17. It was recommended to the Board that Trustee Frank H. Hiscock<br />
be appointed to the vacancy on the Committee on General Adminis<br />
tration.<br />
18. The purchase of the Theta Delta Chi fraternity property on<br />
South Avenue was authorized and the matter was referred to the<br />
Comptroller with power.<br />
19. A committee consisting of Trustees VanCleef, J. DuPratt White<br />
and Comptroller Bostwick was appointed to consider the question of<br />
the Univeisity's right under its charter to sell real estate.<br />
20. The Comptroller reported that Trustee Sackett had agreed to<br />
provide funds to the amount of $7,000 for the purchase of the Dres-<br />
bach lot on the corner of Stewart Avenue and Fall Creek Drive, and<br />
that negotiations were being carried on for its purchase This action<br />
was approved and the President requested to express to Trustee<br />
Sackett the appreciation of the Trustees for his generosity.<br />
21. The matter of the purchase of the property owned by the<br />
Edwards estate in Forest Home and bordering on Fall Creek was<br />
referred to the Comptroller with power.<br />
22. An appropriation not to exceed $290 was made to pay for the<br />
stone furnished for the building of the Fuertes Memorial at Stewart<br />
Park.<br />
23. The President reported the appointment of Professor Herman<br />
Diederichs as Faculty Representative on the Board of Trustees for a<br />
term of three years, from January 1, 1929.
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24. The Comptroller reported the purchase of the properties of<br />
Alpha Chi Rho and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternities on Thurston<br />
Avenue, a portion of the Whittaker on property Stewart Avenue and<br />
the property of Professor L. M. Dennis on <strong>University</strong> Avenue. He<br />
also reported that a portiou of the Dennis property had been re-sold<br />
to the Alpha Chi Rho fraternity. These transfers were all made in<br />
accordance with authority heretofore granted him.<br />
25. The Comptroller reported that he was in receipt of the first<br />
$10,000 installment of the Harrison D. McFadden gift toward the<br />
construction of the War Memorial.<br />
26. The matter of allowing a bus operating from Cayuga Heights<br />
to cross the campus or establish a terminal thereon was referred to<br />
the Comptroller and the <strong>University</strong> Attorney<br />
with power.<br />
27. The matter of the Ithaca-Cortland bus operating across the<br />
<strong>University</strong><br />
campus was referred to the Comptroller with power.<br />
28. Trustee J. DuPratt White made a report on the present status<br />
of the Lefevre Will trial and the matter was referred to Mr. White<br />
with full power to make such settlement with the heirs of Mr.<br />
Lefevre as he might deem to the best interests of the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
Assistant Secretary<br />
January 11, 1929.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Finance Committee<br />
except Trustee Schoellkopf who was absent from his city of resi<br />
dence, the purchase of $50,000 Charles Warner Company debenture<br />
6's with stock purchase warrant at 99^ and interest was authorized.<br />
Geo. F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tern.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
January 18, 1929.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Finance Committee ex<br />
cept Trustees Farrand, Hiscock and Cook, who were absent from their<br />
respective cities of residence, the subcription to $50,000 American<br />
International Corp. Convertible 5>^'s at 105 was authorized.<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tern<br />
COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS<br />
January 25, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees J. DuPratt White, Chairman ; Farrand, Sackett,<br />
Sanderson, Whitman, Wakeman, Upson, R. H. Treman and<br />
Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Westinghouse and his absence<br />
excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. The following letter from the Architectural Advisory Board was<br />
presented :<br />
Mr. J. DuPratt White, Chairman,<br />
Committee on Buildings and Grounds,<br />
14 Wall St., New York City.<br />
My<br />
dear Mr. White :<br />
When your Advisory<br />
"January 16, 1929,<br />
Board suggested the appointment of Mr.<br />
Jackson as architect of the new Law School Building that recommen<br />
dation was made in the rather broad terms of '<br />
'as architect to study<br />
the architectural problem in connection with the new Law School."<br />
No site was then suggested as it was thought that that was one phase<br />
of the problem.<br />
At a meeting held in Ithaca, June last, with Mr. Jackson the ques<br />
tion of the definite site was discussed at length. In the light of the<br />
study Mr. Jackson had made at that time, no official recommendation<br />
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was then made to you by the Architectural Board, but it was the<br />
unanimous opinion of your Board that the best site was the one described<br />
in Mr. Taylor's deed of gift, namely to the South of the re-located<br />
South Avenue and West of Central Avenue.<br />
On Monday, last, January 14th, Mr. Jackson presented his prelim<br />
inary<br />
studies for the Law School upon this site and in view of these<br />
studies the Architectural Advisory Board would recommend to the<br />
Board of Trustees and your Committee that the <strong>University</strong> should<br />
secure possession of the sites now covered by the leases of Psi Upsilon<br />
fraternity, Sigma Phi fraternity<br />
and Professor E. L- Nichols.<br />
The Advisory Board has for some time past been discussing the ad<br />
visability of recommending a slight change in the <strong>University</strong> plan.<br />
This modification is embodied in a drawing prepared by Mr. Ackerman<br />
in connection with the Fine Arts Building, and your Board would<br />
now recommend that this principle be accepled : namely, that the<br />
broad walk as contemplated in the <strong>University</strong>'s general plan be mod<br />
ified so as to permit vehicular travel from the new South Avenue<br />
northerly and around Sage Chapel, and southerly along Sage<br />
Avenue as modified to the new South Avenne.<br />
Your Board examined the designs prepared by Mr. Ackerman for<br />
the Fine Arts Building, and read with interest the program which<br />
accompanied them. The site for which this building is designed had<br />
been recommended by your Board on May 12th, 1925, and they would<br />
now approve this design of the Fine Arts Building as an architectural<br />
expression of the academic program about which this building is<br />
designed.<br />
This program suggested the advisability of the erection of a separate<br />
building<br />
for Music. In the opinion of your Board the most desirable<br />
site for such a building would be that now occupied by<br />
Barnes Hall.<br />
If this is not available they would recommend, if studies are to be<br />
made for such a buildiug, that they<br />
be made for the site bounded on<br />
the East by Central Avenue, on the South and West by the new South<br />
Avenue and on the North by the depression just South of Willard<br />
Straight Hall.<br />
Very sincerely,<br />
(Signed)<br />
M. B. Medary,<br />
F. H. Bosworth."<br />
2. Whereas, by the acceptance of the terms of the gift of Mr.<br />
Myron C. Taylor the Board has approved the general location of the<br />
new Law School building<br />
South Avenue, and<br />
west of Central Avenue and south of<br />
WHEREAS, after due consideration by the Architectural Advisory<br />
Board of the preliminary studies for such Law School, it recommends
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the securing of the site now occupied by<br />
the houses of Psi Upsilon<br />
and Sigma Phi fraternities and Professor E. L. Nichols :<br />
It is recommended to the Board of Trustees that possession of<br />
these sites be secured as soon as possible.<br />
3. The report and plans prepared by Mr. Frederick L. Ackerman<br />
for a Fine Arts Building were presented and it was recommended<br />
that an outline of this report be presented by the President to the<br />
Board of Trustees and that it approve the general plan of the program<br />
as outlined and that the Committee on Buildings and Grounds be<br />
given authority to approve the sites for the location of the proposed<br />
Fine Arts and Music buildings and the details of their design and<br />
structure.<br />
4. That the principle be accepted that the Broad Walk as contem<br />
plated in the general plan be modified to permit vehicular travel<br />
from the new South Avenue northerly and around Sage Avenue as<br />
modified, to the new South Avenue.<br />
5. It was reported that the Architectural Advisory Board had<br />
approved the recommendation of this Committee that Dryden Road,<br />
where it passes the Artillery Stables, be retained approximately in its<br />
present location.<br />
6. It was recommended that the architects charged with preparing<br />
plans for the new service buildings at East Ithaca be instructed to<br />
prepare detail plans and specifications for the construction of the unit<br />
designed to house the new laundry. This unit is estimated to cost<br />
about $120,000 with an additional cost of $30,000 for equipment.<br />
There is available for this construction approximately $75,000.<br />
7. The Comptroller reported that the new water works system was<br />
practically completed and would probably be in operation within a<br />
short time He also reported that satisfactory arrangements had<br />
been made with two of the manufacturing concerns along Fall Creek<br />
whereby the <strong>University</strong> is to pay<br />
purposes.<br />
for water diverted for potable<br />
8. The installation of a water softening device in connection<br />
with the new water works system was authorized.<br />
9. A report was made by the Special Committee appointed to<br />
arrange for the of dredging Beebe Lake and it was authorized to pro<br />
ceed with the dredging to the extent permitted by the appropriations<br />
heretofore made, it being expressly<br />
called to the attention of the<br />
Board that there is a possibility of legal complications arising from<br />
the deposit of the material from the dam.
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io. A report was presented by the Committee appointed to consider<br />
the development of Garden Avenue and the parking space around<br />
Bailey<br />
President,<br />
Hall and it was recommended that with the consent of the<br />
the barn and tenant house now located on the President's<br />
lot be removed and a portion of the lot developed in accordance with<br />
the plan presented.<br />
n. A request was submitted from the <strong>Cornell</strong> Athletic Association<br />
for permission to raze the two old buildings near the toboggan slide<br />
and erect a new at building that location. It was recommended that<br />
this permission be granted subject to the approval of this committee<br />
as to the type and location of building to be erected.<br />
12. A communication from the Military Department concerning<br />
the construction of new artillery stables and riding shed was<br />
presented but no action taken.<br />
13. Trustee R. H. Treman presented certain recommendations for<br />
the expenditure of the funds provided by gift for the beautification of<br />
the campus, including planting around Willard Straight Hall and the<br />
care of trees on the Campus which were approved.<br />
14. The President reported that the matter of holding Commence<br />
ment exercises in the Drill Hall had been very carefully studied and<br />
presented some very serious problems, and it was recommended that<br />
the Commencement for 1929 be held in Bailey Hall as heretofore.<br />
15. Trustee Sanderson reported that the matter of constructing an<br />
incinerator in connection with the stack of the Central Heating<br />
Plant involved some rather serious engineering problems and upon<br />
his recommendation it was moved that Mr. Jennings of the Jarvis<br />
Engineering Company be requested to visit the <strong>University</strong> for the<br />
purpose of studying these problems and making recommendations.<br />
Adjourned<br />
L. N. Simmons<br />
Assistant Secretary
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STATE COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
January 25, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Farrand, Chairman ; Pyrke, Horace White, J.<br />
DuPratt White ; Deans Mann and Moore ; Directors Hedrick and<br />
Van Rensselaer ; Faculty Representatives Thompson and Kruse, and<br />
Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Miller, Gannett, Van Namee,<br />
Pratt, Graves and Taylor and Faculty<br />
absence excused.<br />
Representative Fish and their<br />
Action was taken and recommendations were made to the Board as<br />
follows :<br />
New York State College of Agriculture<br />
1. The following resignations of County<br />
County<br />
Club Agents were reported for record :<br />
County Agricultural Agents<br />
Agricultural Agents and<br />
Name County Date<br />
B. D. Gilbert Herkimer October 1<br />
Robert Crane Steuben October 1<br />
G. H. Salisbury Chautauqua October 1<br />
F. B. Morris Oswego November 1<br />
C. H. Fullager Fulton November 1<br />
E. F. McCauliff Genesee November 1<br />
C. K. Bullock Ontario November 15<br />
County Club Agents<br />
Dorothy Powell Nassau<br />
P. W. Thayer Cayuga<br />
R. W. Foote Franklin<br />
September 30<br />
September 24<br />
September 19<br />
2. The following appointments of County Agricultural Agents and<br />
County Club Agents made by the respective county organizations<br />
were reported for record :
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County Agricultural Agents<br />
Capper-<br />
Name County Date Salary Lever State Ketcham County<br />
H. L. Page<br />
(Asst.)<br />
Oswego Oct. i $1,500 $1,200 $300<br />
W. G. Been Suffolk f Oct. i- (Dec. r<br />
1,800 600 1,200<br />
(Asst.)<br />
S. R. Shapley Niagara f Oct. i-<br />
(Asst.)<br />
1 Nov. 30<br />
W. E. Field Onondaga [Oct. 1-<br />
(Asst.)<br />
l June 30<br />
1,500 1,200 300<br />
2,100 300 1,800<br />
J. S. White Herkimer Oct. 1 2,700 600 600 1,500<br />
E. F. McCauliff Genesee Oct. 1 1,500 600 900<br />
(Asst.)<br />
George Brainard Oswego Nov. 1 3,000 600 600 1,800<br />
H. L. Hoyt Fulton Nov. 15 2,300 600 600 1,100<br />
W. G. Been<br />
(Asst.)<br />
Suffolk Dec. 31 2,400 600 1,800<br />
W. S. Salisbury<br />
(Asst.)<br />
r Monroe<br />
1 Ulster<br />
(Nov. 1-30<br />
Dec. 1 \<br />
( Mar. 3 1<br />
1,800<br />
1,800<br />
900<br />
900<br />
900<br />
900<br />
E. F. Frane Wayne f Nov. 1 2,600 600 2,000<br />
(Asst.)<br />
I Jan. 1, '29<br />
C. I. Bowman<br />
(Asst. )<br />
Orleans f Nov. 1<br />
1 Dec. 31<br />
1,800 (600 1,200<br />
f Jan. 1<br />
\ June 30<br />
(900 (900<br />
C. K. Bullock Ontario f Nov. 16 2,100 600 600 900<br />
(Asst.)<br />
\ Dec. 31<br />
F.B.Morris (Asst Nov. 1 4,006 3-250 (756<br />
Co. Agt. Leader)<br />
(U.S.D.<br />
E. C. Masten Allegany j<br />
(Asst.)<br />
{ Feb. 1<br />
Dec. 13-<br />
C. K. Bullock Chautauqua j Jan. 1-<br />
(Asst.)<br />
l Feb. 28<br />
/ Mar. 1l<br />
June 30<br />
1,800 1,800<br />
2,100 900 1,200<br />
600 1,500<br />
E. E. Frame Wayne Jan. 1- 2,600 600 2,000<br />
(Asst. )<br />
June 30<br />
S. R. Shapley f Niagara f Dec. r-31 1,500 1,200 300<br />
(Asst.)<br />
i<br />
j I Jan. 1-3 1<br />
600 900<br />
j Genesee ( Feb. 1- 1,800 600 1,200<br />
I l June 30<br />
W. G. Been Suffolk /Jan. 1<br />
\ April 30<br />
2,400 600 1,800<br />
(Asst.)<br />
Paul Allen (Inc.) Sullivan Jan. 1 3,000 1,080 600 1,320<br />
R. W. Pease Ontario Jan. 1 3.300 1,200 600 1,500<br />
A. R. Blanchard Tioga Jan. 1 2,440 1,200 600 400<br />
(Salary<br />
adjust'<br />
s)
Name<br />
Dorothy L.Powell<br />
F. W. Schubert<br />
(Asst.)<br />
R. B. Ace<br />
P. W. Thayer<br />
(Asst.)<br />
E. W. Hoffman<br />
1975<br />
County Club Agents<br />
3. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State College of<br />
Agriculture made since the last regular of meeting the Council by<br />
the Dean, under authority given him, were reported and ratified as<br />
follows :<br />
County Date Salary<br />
Capper<br />
Lever State Ketcham County<br />
Nassau Oct. 1 $2,600 $600 $600 $1,400<br />
Nassau Oct. 1 2,000 300 1,700<br />
Livingston Jan. 1 2,000 600 1,200 200<br />
Tompkins Jan. 11-<br />
Apr 30<br />
1,800 600 600 600<br />
Tompkins Jan. 11 2,600 600 2,000<br />
Name Position Department Date Salary Fund<br />
W. M. Phipps Chemical<br />
Analyst<br />
Resignations :<br />
Agronomy<br />
Mar 31<br />
1929<br />
M. C McFeeters Assistant Agronomy June 30<br />
K. R. Wood Assistant Farm Practice Sept. 30<br />
S. G. Ericson Assistant Forestry Jan. 31<br />
Appointments :<br />
P. P. Kellogg<br />
Assistant<br />
Rural Education<br />
Nature Study<br />
$200 mo. Adams<br />
lOct. 1 650 State<br />
Smith-<br />
Jeannette L. Fortier Res. Assist. Rural Education Oct. 1 720 Hughes<br />
D. W. Parsons Assistant Rural Education Oct. 1 75o G.E.B.<br />
A. W. Woodrow Assistant Entomology Oct. 1 75o State<br />
H. W. Higbee Assistant Agronomy Oct. 1 75o State<br />
Ladley Husted Assistant Plant Pathology Oct. 1 750 State<br />
Minna F. Koch Assistant Botany Oct. 1 750 State<br />
C. F. Moreland Assistant Botany Oct. 1 75o State<br />
Hettie M. Chute Assistant Botany Oct. 1 750 State<br />
R. H. Hartshorn Assistant Veg. Gardening Oct. 1 75o State<br />
R. L. Higley Assistant Farm Practice Oct. 1 50 mo. State<br />
H. W. Beers Assistant Farm Practice Oct. 1 50 mo. State<br />
P. F. Tinker Assistant Dairy Industry Nov.<br />
(W.C.)<br />
1-<br />
25 mo. State<br />
Feb. 28<br />
Lucy E. Boothroyd Assistant Pomology Oct. 15 750 State<br />
R. W. Babb Assistant Dairy Industry Nov.<br />
(Student)<br />
1-<br />
25 mo. State<br />
Dec. 31<br />
C. E. Safford Assistant Dairy Industry Nov.<br />
(Student)<br />
1-<br />
25 mo. State<br />
Dec. 31<br />
A. C. Everhart Assistant Dairy Industry Dec. 1-31 60 mo. State<br />
A. J. Pratt Assistant Veg. Gardening Feb. 1 750 State<br />
Helen Craig Assistant Botany Feb. 1 750 State<br />
D. P. Beatty Assistant Forestry Feb. 1 500 State
Resignations<br />
Name<br />
P. R. Burkholder<br />
G. A. Arnold<br />
H. N. Young<br />
E. H. Mereness<br />
L. M. Vaughan<br />
Position<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Extension<br />
Instructor<br />
1976<br />
Department<br />
Botany<br />
Botany<br />
Farm Manage't<br />
IE; Extension<br />
I structor<br />
Farm Manage't<br />
In<br />
Extension Farm Manage't<br />
Instructor<br />
R. A. Laubengayer Instructor<br />
A. J. Beyleveld<br />
Appointments :<br />
A. J. Beyleveld<br />
K. A. H. Murray<br />
L- M. Vaughan<br />
K. A. Howlett<br />
R. D. Reid<br />
J. J. McAllister<br />
E. H. Mereness<br />
H. N. Young<br />
Promotions :<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
J Extension<br />
I. Instructor<br />
I Extension<br />
i. Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Botany<br />
Farm Manage't<br />
Date<br />
Sept. 30<br />
Sept. 30<br />
Dec. 31<br />
Dec. 31<br />
Mar. 1<br />
Jan. 31<br />
Jan. 25<br />
Agr'l Economics Oct. 1<br />
Agr'l Economics Oct. 1<br />
Agr'l Economics Mar. 1<br />
Agr'l Economics Nov. 1<br />
Farm Manage't<br />
Instructor Plant Breed.<br />
Extension<br />
Instructor<br />
Farm Manage't<br />
Extension Farm Manage't<br />
tin<br />
structor<br />
(Jan. 1-<br />
Mar. 31)<br />
Jan. 1<br />
1929<br />
Jan. 1<br />
Jan. 1-<br />
Barbara McClintock Instructor Botanv Oct. 1<br />
Richard Laubengayer, Instructor Botany<br />
(from Asst. )<br />
George S. Butts f Extension Extension<br />
t Instructor<br />
Mar. 31<br />
Oct. 1<br />
Oct. 1<br />
L. M. Vaughan 1 Extension Agr'l Econnmics Nov. 1<br />
\ Instructor<br />
Anne T. Gordon Instructor Botany Feb. 1<br />
Salary<br />
Fund<br />
40 mo. State<br />
no salary<br />
2,400 Lever<br />
175 mo. State<br />
250 mo. State<br />
125 mo. State<br />
(500 State<br />
7 mo. )<br />
1,800 State<br />
1,500<br />
1,800<br />
900<br />
1,200<br />
2,200<br />
2,400<br />
to State<br />
to State<br />
to State<br />
266.66 State<br />
(Nov. only)<br />
750 to State<br />
1,200<br />
4. The resignation of W. V. Price, Professor of Dairy Industry,<br />
effective February 20, 1929, was reported.<br />
5. The following sabbatic leaves of absence were recommended :<br />
P. W. Claassen, Professor of Biology, for the first term of the<br />
academic year 1929-30.<br />
G. F. Warren, Professor of Agricultural Economics and Farm<br />
Management, for the first term of the academic year 1929-30.
1977<br />
G. P. Scoville, Professor of Farm Management, for the academic<br />
year 1929-30.<br />
H. E. Thomas, Assistant Professor of Plant Pathology, for either<br />
one semester or two semesters, as may be authorized by the President<br />
during<br />
the academic year 1929-30.<br />
P. H. Wessels, Research Professor in Vegetable at Gardening the<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm, for one-half year or one year,<br />
as may be authorized by the President, beginning September 1, 1929.<br />
F. O. Underwood, Extension Assistant Professor of Vegetable<br />
Gardening, for a period equivalent to one semester, beginning July<br />
1, 1929.<br />
A. B. Recknagel, Professor of Forest Management and Utilization,<br />
for the academic year 1929-30.<br />
6. It was recommended that a leave of absence, without prejudice<br />
to salary, be granted Lewis Knudson, Professor of Plant Physiology,<br />
from January 30, 1929 to February 18, 1929.<br />
7. A leave of absence, without salary, was recommended for H. H.<br />
Love, Professor of Plant Breeding, for the period from October 1 to<br />
October 30, 1929.<br />
8. Whereas : It is deemed desirable that the Director of Resident<br />
Instruction, the Director of the Extension Service, and the Director<br />
of the Experiment Station in the Colleges of Agriculture and Home<br />
Economics be given seats and votes in the Faculties of Agriculture<br />
and Home Economics, and the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, it is :<br />
Resolved : That recommendation be made to the Board of<br />
Trustees that Article VIII of the Statutes be amended as follows :<br />
(A) The <strong>University</strong> Faculty. The <strong>University</strong> Faculty shall con<br />
sist of the President of the <strong>University</strong> who shall be ex-officio the<br />
presiding officer, and the professors and assistant professors who are<br />
members of the above named special faculties, the Librarian, the<br />
Assistant Librarians in the <strong>University</strong> Library, the Registrar, the<br />
Secretary of the <strong>University</strong>, the Dean of Women, the Director of<br />
Admissions, and the Director of Resident Instruction, the Director of<br />
Extension Service, and the Director of the Experiment Station in<br />
the Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics, (the remainder of<br />
the section remaining as at present. )<br />
(B)<br />
The Special Faculties. Insert after the first sentence the<br />
following The Director of Resident Instruction, the Director of the<br />
Extension Service and the Director of the Experiment Station in the<br />
Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics shall be members of<br />
the Faculties of Agriculture and Home Economics.<br />
9. The Dean outlined a development program now under consider<br />
ation for the Department of Animal Husbandry and stated that a
1978<br />
conference of persons interested in the subject was to be held in the<br />
near future, and it was<br />
Resolved : That the Council approve the general plan as outlined<br />
by the Dean, and it was recommended that should it seem desirable<br />
to present some or all of the program to the Legislature at the pres<br />
ent session, the selection of items to be so presented be referred to<br />
the President, the Dean of the College of Agriculture,<br />
Comptroller with power.<br />
and the<br />
10. The Dean presented a list of items of construction and improve<br />
ment as listed below, the cost of which he recommended should be<br />
met from the balance in the appropriation for Improvements and<br />
Extension in the college,<br />
and the Council approved the items<br />
provided the money was available for the purposes, the final<br />
approval of the items, or modifications thereof, being<br />
referred to the<br />
Chairman of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds with power.<br />
Tools and implement storage for the department of Farm<br />
Practice $10,000 00<br />
Reconditioning Sections of the manufacturing end of the<br />
dairy industry building to provide research laboratories<br />
in animal nutrition :<br />
Dairy<br />
$25,000 00<br />
Animal Husbandry 29,363 00<br />
$54,363 00<br />
Field house for Vegetable Gardening $ 4,400 00<br />
Tool house in the orchard<br />
4,000 00<br />
Sidewalk on Tower Road 1,80000<br />
Service road to freight entrance, Roberts Hall 1,000 00<br />
Curb for roads and drives at the agricultural barns i,5o 00<br />
Grade the area north of the new greenhouse to an elevation<br />
of 913, the elevation of the greenhouse floor 7,400 00<br />
Improve the area in front of Fernow Hall 13,000 00<br />
Grading around the Insectary<br />
5,60000<br />
Remove high bank west of Judd Falls Road 1,600 00<br />
Cattle pass under the extension of Tower Road<br />
New York State College of Home Economics<br />
[i. The following<br />
were reported for record :<br />
resignations of Home Demonstration Agents<br />
Home Demonstration Agents<br />
Name County Dale<br />
Anna R. Willman Cortland October 31<br />
Mabel Ray Oswego November 14<br />
Winifred Magner Warren November 30<br />
12. The following<br />
appointments of Home Demonstration Agents<br />
made by the respective organizations were county reported for record :
1979<br />
Home Demonstration Agents<br />
Name County Date Salary<br />
Lever State<br />
Capper-<br />
Ketchain County<br />
Janet Cameron Allegany Oct. i $2,600 $600 $600 $200 $ ,200<br />
Lois Doren Cortland Nov. i 1,800 600 600 600<br />
Caroline Pringle Cattaraugus Nov. 7 1,800 300 1,500<br />
Frances Scudder Oswego Nov. 15 2,100 600 600 300 600<br />
Winifred Magner Orange Dec. 1 2,400 2,400<br />
Anna R. Willman<br />
(Asst.)<br />
Tompkins Nov. 15 2,250 1,800 45o<br />
13. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State College of<br />
Home Economics made since the last regular meeting of the Council<br />
by the Dean, under authority given him, were reported and ratified<br />
as follows :<br />
Appointments :<br />
Name Position Department Date Salary Fund<br />
R. S. Milans<br />
Clement Rynalski<br />
A. C. Hunt<br />
R. A. Rose<br />
R. J. Kief<br />
Nancy<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Lecturer<br />
Hotel Engineer'g<br />
Hoiel Engineer'g<br />
Hotel Admin.<br />
Hotel Admin.<br />
Institution Mgmt.<br />
Oct. 1<br />
Oct. 1<br />
Oct. 1<br />
Oct. 1<br />
Oct. 1<br />
250]<br />
200<br />
200<br />
250<br />
35o J<br />
Hotel<br />
Hotel<br />
Hotel<br />
Hotel<br />
Hotel<br />
L. Booker Assistant Household Mgmt. Oct. 1 750 Purnell<br />
Y* time<br />
Marion Fish Assistant Household Mgmt. Oct. 1 750 Purnell<br />
Yz time<br />
Ruth Crosby Assistant Home Economics Oct. 1 750 State<br />
Ida H. McCartney Assistant Home Economics Nov. 1 75 mo. State<br />
Beulah C. Eastman Instructor Home Economics Oct. 1 75 mo. L.S.R.M<br />
Yz time<br />
Mrs. Elva C. Fuller Instructor Home Economics Nov. 5-<br />
Dec. 22<br />
2,250<br />
14. Sabbatic leave of absence was recommended for H. B. Meek,<br />
Professor of Hotel Administration, for the academic year 1929-30.<br />
15. It was recommended that in the event funds became available<br />
for the building of a new Home Economics building or buildings, the<br />
location thereof and details of construction be referred to the<br />
Committee on Buildings and Grounds with power.<br />
New York State Veterinary College<br />
16. The resolution following from the New York Holstein-Friesian<br />
Association was presented :<br />
WHEREAS animal husbandry constitutes the largest industry<br />
agriculture of the Empire State, and<br />
in the<br />
State
1980<br />
Whereas the ravages of disease in its various forms have become<br />
a hindrance to the progress of live stock and poultry industries that<br />
it is little less than ruinous in some instances, and a heavy burden to<br />
a large number of animal owners, and<br />
Whereas the New York State College of Veterinary at <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> has made many discoveries that have added much in the<br />
prevention and repression of animal diseases, and at present has<br />
under way researches, the results of which will be invaluable to<br />
animal and poultry owners, and also has provided the State with<br />
many well-trained practitioners of veterinary medicines, and<br />
Whereas the strongest safeguards against loss from diseases rest<br />
in greater knowledge and better understanding of their nature, and a<br />
sufficient number of competent veterinarians to apply the newer<br />
information,<br />
therefore be it<br />
Resolved : That this association approve the work of the New York<br />
State Veterinary College and it urgently recommends that the legisla<br />
ture make appropriations for its maintenance adequate for the study<br />
of the many destructive diseases of domesticated animals now exist<br />
ing, to employ efficient research workers on animal diseases and<br />
teachers to the end, that the investigations now under way on milk<br />
fever, immunization of hog cholera, infectious abortion, Johne's dis<br />
ease, tuberculosis, and poultry diseases may be continued and others,<br />
that are required for better understanding of mastitis in its various<br />
forms,<br />
hemorrhagic septicenda and numerous other infections of<br />
poultry and sheep, may be undertaken and that a thorough course of<br />
instruction in veterinary medicines may be given, and further be it<br />
Resolved : That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the Governor<br />
of the State, Bureau of Budgets, the Chairman of the Finance Com<br />
mittee in the Senate and of the Ways and Means Committee of the<br />
Assembly, to the Chairman of the Board of Regents and to the<br />
Honorable Commissioner of Education, to the Chairman of the Board<br />
and to the Editors<br />
of Trustees of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> and its President,<br />
of the American Agriculturist,the Rural New Yorker, the Dairyman's<br />
League News, and the Holstein-World.<br />
Dean Moore was requested to make a stud}' of the needs of the<br />
college to enable it to improve and broaden the work on Animal<br />
diseases and to make recommendations for such improvement.<br />
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station<br />
17. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State Agricultural<br />
Experiment Station made since the last regular meeting of the<br />
Council by the Dean, under authority given him, were reported and<br />
ratified as follows :
Mrs. Eva E. Knowlton, Assistant in Research (Horticulture) for<br />
the period January i to July i, 1929, at a total salary of $975.<br />
Miss Evelyn West, Assistant in Research (Bacteriology)<br />
for the<br />
period January 10 to July 1, 1929, at a salary of $150 per month, a<br />
total of $856.45 for the period.<br />
18. It wras reported that J. J. Willaman had been recommended by<br />
the Committee on General Administration for appointment as Chief<br />
in Research in Chemistry, at a salary of $4,500 a year, with house,<br />
effective April 1, 1929.<br />
19. It was recommended that J. G. Horsfall be appointed Associatiate<br />
in Research in Botany (with the title of Assistant Professor) at a<br />
salary of $2,750 a year, effective February 1, 1929.<br />
20 The retirement of Lucius L. Van Slyke, Chief in Research in<br />
Chemistry, was reported effective February 1, 1929, and it was recom<br />
mended that he be appointed Professor of Dairy Chemistry, Emeritus.<br />
21. Sabbatic leave of absence was granted E. E. Clayton, Associate<br />
in Research (Long Island Vegetable Research Farm), for the period<br />
October 1, 1929 to March 15, 1930.<br />
22. It was recommended that the agreements with Gordon Mead<br />
and Dewitt Moore for the use of land and fruit trees in connection<br />
with the Hudson Valley horticultural work be continued for a period<br />
of five years.<br />
23. It was recommended that the lease covering the rental of<br />
fifteen acres of land from A T. Ogden, Kinderhook, Columbia<br />
County, be approved for a period of five years, at an annual rental of<br />
$100.<br />
24. Dean Mann made a short report concerning the survey of the<br />
State Colleges which was made by the State authorities.<br />
Adjourned<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
January 26, 1929.<br />
Present Trusteees Hiscock, Chairman; J. DuPratt White, Farrand,<br />
Pyrke, Turner, <strong>Cornell</strong>, Cooke, Ickelheimer, Pound, Sackett, Sand<br />
erson, Schoellkopf, C. E. Treman, R. H. Treman, Upson, VanCleef,<br />
Wakeman, Warner, Horace White, Whitman, R. B. Williams and<br />
R. H. Williams ; Faculty Representatives Thilly, Warren and<br />
Diederichs and Comptroller Bostwick.
1982<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Roosevelt, Lehman, Graves,<br />
Witter, Crawford, Gannett, Gherardi, Miller, Newman, Pratt, Taylor<br />
Teagle, VauNamee and Westinghouse and their absence excused.<br />
1. The miuutes of the meeting of the Board of November 17, 1928,<br />
were approved as printed.<br />
2. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on General<br />
Administration of December 15, 1928 and January 5, 1929 were ap<br />
proved as printed and the action therein contained ratified and<br />
confirmed.<br />
3. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on Finance of<br />
November 16, 1928 and January 11, 1929<br />
were approved as printed<br />
and the action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
4. The minutes of the meeting of the Medical College Council of<br />
December 21, 1928, were approved as printed, the recommendations<br />
therein contained adopted and appointments and appropriations<br />
made as recommended.<br />
5. The minutes of the meeting of the State College Council of<br />
January 25, 1929, were approved as read by the Secretary, the recom<br />
mendations therein contained adopted and appointments and<br />
appropriations made as recommended.<br />
6. It was reported that Daniel P. Witter had been elected President<br />
of the New York State Agricultural Society and by virtue of that<br />
office became a Trustee of the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
7. The death of Trustee Thomas B. Wilson at his home in Hall,<br />
N. Y., on January 11, 1929, was reported and the President requested<br />
to prepare appropriate resolutions for presentation to the Board at its<br />
next meeting.<br />
8. The gift of Mr. Myron C. Taylor of $r, 500, 000 for providing an<br />
adequate building for the Law School of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> was re<br />
ported, and the action of the Committee on General Administration<br />
in accepting this gift under the terms of the proposal was ratified and<br />
the resolution following adopted :<br />
Resolved : That it is with a sense of deep appreciation that<br />
the Trustees accept the very generous offer of Mr. Myron C.<br />
Taylor and in full accordance with the conditions of the gift<br />
as set forth by the donor in his letter to the Board of Trustees<br />
of December 14, 1928, and be it further<br />
Resolved : That the President is hereby requested to trans<br />
mit to Mr. Taylor the most cordial thanks of the Board for<br />
his generou nd far-sighted gift.<br />
9. The Secretary<br />
reported those portions of the minutes of the<br />
meeting of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds of January 25,
1983<br />
1929 upon which immediate action by the Board was desired, and, on<br />
motion, the following portions of the minutes of such meeting were<br />
approved, and the action therein contained ratified and confirmed,<br />
and recommendations adopted as follows :<br />
{a) Section 2 recommending the as soon as securing possible of the<br />
sites now occupied by the houses of Psi Upsilon and Sigma Phi<br />
fraternities, and Professor E. L. Nichols.<br />
(b) Section 3 recommending<br />
the approval of the program for the<br />
development of the general field of Fine Arts as outlined in the pro<br />
gram submitted by Mr. Ackerman and as summarized by the President<br />
in his report to the Board, and referring to the Committee on Build<br />
ings and Grounds with power to select the site and to study and<br />
report on the plans for the construction of the Fine Arts building.<br />
(c) Section 9 authorizing the Committee to proceed with the dredg<br />
of ing Beebe Lake.<br />
(d) Section 11 granting to the <strong>Cornell</strong> Athletic Association permis<br />
sion to substitute a new building for the two old buildings near the<br />
toboggan slide, such building to be subject to the approval of the<br />
Committee as to type and location.<br />
(e) Section 14 that Commencement for this year be held in Bailey<br />
Hall.<br />
10. By vote of the majority of the Board of Trustees, Article VIII<br />
of the Statutes of the <strong>University</strong> were amended to read as follows :<br />
(A) The <strong>University</strong> Faculty. The <strong>University</strong> Faculty<br />
shall consist<br />
of the President of the <strong>University</strong> who shall be ex-officio the presiding<br />
officer, and the professors and assistant professors who are members of<br />
the above namedVpecial faculties,the Librarian, the Assistant Librarians<br />
in the <strong>University</strong> Library, the Registrar, the Secretary of the Univer<br />
sity, the Dean of Women, the Director of Admissions, and the Direc<br />
tor of Resident Instruction, the Director of Extension Service, and<br />
the Director of Experiment Station in the Colleges of Agriculture and<br />
Home Economics, (the remainder of the section remaining<br />
present. )<br />
as at<br />
(B) The Special Faculties. Insert after the first sentence the<br />
following: The Director of Resident Instruction, the Director of the<br />
Extension Service and the Director of the Experiment Station in the<br />
Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics shall be members of<br />
the Faculties of Agriculture and Home Economics.<br />
11. Resolved: That the recommendation of the State College<br />
Council that a committee consisting of the President, the Dean of the<br />
College of Agriculture, and the Comptroller be given power to pass<br />
upon items to be presented this year to the Legislature in connection<br />
with the Department of Animal Husbandry be approved with the
understanding that the President may appoint some one to act in his<br />
place, if absent.<br />
12. The Committee on General Administration was requested to<br />
make recommendations to the Board at its next meeting for the filling<br />
of the vacancies on that committee.<br />
13. The filling of the vacancy on the Heckscher Research Council<br />
was deferred until the next meeting of the Board.<br />
14. By ballot duly had, Henry W. Edgerton was elected Professor<br />
of Law, effective October ist, 1929, at a salary of $8,500 a year.<br />
T5- J- J- Willaman was appointed Chief in Research (with the title<br />
of Professor) in the Division of Chemistry<br />
at the New York State<br />
Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, at a salary<br />
a year, effective April ist, 1929.<br />
of $4,500<br />
16. The appointments were made :<br />
following<br />
Maude Burns to be Assistant Medical Adviser of Women from<br />
January 6th, to June 6th, 1929, with salary<br />
year.<br />
at the rate of $2,500 a<br />
John C. Trussell to be Assistant Law Librarian for the second term<br />
of the current academic year at a salary of $150 for the term.<br />
Arthur G. Crafts to be Instructor in Physics for the year 1928-29,<br />
effective January 15, 1929, with salary at the rate of $1,500 a year.<br />
D. N. Ball, to be Assistant in Chemistry for the second term, with<br />
at salary the rate of $500. a year.<br />
O. C. Beaman, to be Assistant in Chemistry for the second term,<br />
with salary at the rate of $750. a year but not free tuition.<br />
J. M. Clark, to be Assistant in Chemistry for the second term, with<br />
salary at the rate of $750 a year, but not free tuttion.<br />
C. R. Fordyce to be Assistant to the Non-Resident Lecturer in<br />
Chemistry for the second term at a salary of $400 for the term, pay<br />
able from the George F. Baker Non-Resident Lecture Fund.<br />
17. The resignation of E. E. Zimmerman, Instructor in Physics}<br />
was reported effective January 15, 1929, and the resignation of H. R.<br />
Mouat, Assistant in Histology and Embryology was reported effective<br />
at the end of the first term.<br />
18. Upon recommendation of the Committee on General Adminis<br />
tration, J. P. Porter was appointed Acting Professor of Ornamental<br />
Horticulture at a salary of $3,500 a year, effective October 1, 1928.<br />
19. Upon recommendation of the President, the employment of<br />
Professor F. A. Waugh as advisor in out laying landscape plans at<br />
the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station at an annual<br />
retaining fee of $500 was approved.
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20. Sabbatic leave of absence was granted Paul M. Lincoln, Profes<br />
sor of Electrical Engineering, for the academic year 1929-30.<br />
21. A leave of absence, without salary, was granted J. P. Bretz,<br />
Professor of American History, for the academic year 1929-30.<br />
22. A leave of absence, without salary, was granted W.H.Farnham,<br />
Assistant Professor of Law for the academic year 1929-30.<br />
23. A leave of absence, without prejudice to salary, was granted<br />
F. H. Bosworth, Professor of Architecture, for a period of about three<br />
weeks beginning January 30, 1929.<br />
24. The applications of G. I. Dale, Professor of Romance Languages<br />
and Literature, and M. A. Lee, Professor of Industrial Engineering,<br />
for admission to the benefits of the William H. Sage Pension Fund<br />
was granted.<br />
25. A report was received from the <strong>University</strong> Faculty stating that<br />
at a meeting held on January 26th the following action was taken :<br />
"Resolved : (1) That all formal <strong>University</strong> exercises for under<br />
graduates in undergraduate courses shall close at four p. m.<br />
(2) That to effect this earlier closing,<br />
(a) The morning schedule of <strong>University</strong> exercises shall be<br />
gin at eight o'clock with exercises sharp thereafter<br />
(b)<br />
on the beginning^exactly hour, each lecture or recita<br />
tion period to be 50 minutes long, and the last exercise<br />
to close at 12:50 p. m.<br />
All afternoon exercises to begin also on the hour (the<br />
first, at 2 p. m.,) except laboratories or similar exer<br />
cises which may begin at 1 :4o P.M.<br />
(3) That no exceptions to the provision for 4 o'clock closing for<br />
undergraduates be allowed save by permission of the Dean of<br />
the College concerned.<br />
(4) That the plan for earlier closing outlined above shall go into<br />
effect at the beginning of the second term, 1929-30.<br />
26. The resolution on following the retirement of Professor H. H.<br />
Wing, adopted by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty was unanimously concurred<br />
in and adopted by the Board :<br />
On June 30, 1928, Professor Henry Hiram Wing retired from active<br />
participation in university affairs, thus ending an almost uninter<br />
rupted service to the university of forty years. During that period<br />
he saw the College of Agriculture develop from a small beginning in<br />
a few rooms in Morrill Hall to the large and diversified institution of<br />
the present. In this development Professor Wing played no small<br />
part. Graduating from <strong>Cornell</strong> with the class of 1881 he became<br />
Assistant Director of the New York Experiment Station at Geneva,
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holding this position for two years. In 1884 he became Instructor in<br />
Agriculture'and Farm Superintendent at the <strong>University</strong> of Nebraska,<br />
returning to <strong>Cornell</strong> in i88Sas Deputy Director and Secretary<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Agricultural Experiment Station,<br />
of the<br />
a position held<br />
until 1894. Meanwhile in 1890 he was appointed instructor in Dairy<br />
Husbandry and in 1891 Assistant Professor of Animal Industry and<br />
Dairy Husbandry, becoming<br />
professor of these subjects in 1902. In<br />
1903 his chair became that of Animal Husbandry alone. From 1896<br />
to 1903 he served as secretary to the Faculty of Agriculture. During<br />
this long period of association with the work in Animal Husbandry<br />
he has seen it develop from small very beginniugs to the large and<br />
influential place it now occupies in the field of Agriculture at <strong>Cornell</strong>.<br />
It was largely through Professor Wing's efforts and ability<br />
that this<br />
development has come about. His wise, careful and conservative<br />
guidance has contributed much to a sound and sane development of<br />
Animal Husbandry and also Dairy Industry, not only at <strong>Cornell</strong> but<br />
throughout the state and the nation.<br />
Among<br />
Professor Wing's personal contributions to Agriculture<br />
must be mentioned his contributions to feeding practices, live stock<br />
management and to the testing and recording of milk and butterfat<br />
production as a basis for live stock improvement. His development<br />
of the Glista family of Holstein-Fresian cows in the university herd<br />
also was a notable achievement. Most noteworthy, however, was his<br />
pioneer service in the introduction, establishment and long sup<br />
ervision of the system of official testing and advanced registry of<br />
purebred cattle. His text on "Milk and its Products"<br />
standard in its field, and has passed through many editions.<br />
has long been<br />
His colleagues in the university feel greatly the loss of his kindly<br />
assistance and advice in the daily wrork and will ever think of him as<br />
a man of lofty ideals, deep sincerity, frankness and sound judgment.<br />
They join most heartily in wishing Professor Wing many more years<br />
of activity in his chosen field.<br />
27. The resolution on following the retirement of Professor H. C.<br />
Elmer, adopted by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty was unanimously con<br />
curred in and adopted by the Board :<br />
Professor Elmer was born in Rushford,New York, in the year i860,<br />
held a state scholarship in <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> during the years 1879-83,<br />
and, after a career of distinction as an undergraduate, received the<br />
degree of Bachelor of Arts in 1883. He immediately proceeded to<br />
The Johns Hopkins <strong>University</strong>/for further study of the Classics during<br />
the two periods of 1883-85 and 1886-88, with an interval of study<br />
abroad, in Germany and Italy, in the academic year 1885-86. On re<br />
ceiving the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from Johns Hopkins in<br />
1S88, he was appointed Assistant Professor of Latin in <strong>Cornell</strong> Uni-
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versify. In 1910 he was appointed Professor of Latin. Apart from<br />
two other periods of study abroad, in 1895-96 and in 1909-10, he has<br />
for forty years been continuously active at <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> as a<br />
teacher and scholar of the best gifts, the most distinguished training,<br />
and the highest attainment.<br />
Professor Elmer early made himself known throughout the scholarly<br />
world as an authority on Latin syntax, and has an enviable reputation<br />
besides as an editor of Terence and Plautus. His learning has made<br />
him vital in helping others to learn. As an effective, exact, patient,<br />
sympathetic teacher, he has endeared himself to generations of class<br />
ical students in our College of Arts and Sciences. He has been a<br />
good and wise friend to his colleagues, and to his <strong>University</strong>. Nor<br />
will his helpful influence cease. Many of his pupils are now teaching<br />
throughout the country. His latest achievement, a Latin Grammar,<br />
the fruit of great knowledge and long experience, has been per<br />
fected and issued in his first year of release from academic duties.<br />
It is a model book ; its expert method, lucid expression, and sim<br />
plicity of arrangement, with no lowering, but rather an elevation, of<br />
standards, will do much to promote the study of Latin and humanity<br />
in America.<br />
The Faculty herewith expresses for Professor Elmer its high esteem,<br />
its affectionate regard ,<br />
of his power from active teaching ,<br />
its regret at his retirement in the fullness<br />
its heartfelt desire that he will<br />
continue to reside, as he now does, in our midst ; its confident hope<br />
that in his well-earned leisure he will keep adding to those tasteful<br />
and scholarly productions which have shed lustre upon himself and<br />
upon <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>.<br />
28. Authority was granted the President to execute, on approval of<br />
the <strong>University</strong> Attorney, an agreement with the General Education<br />
Board whereby they agree to give to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> the sum<br />
of $1,500,000 upon the raising by the of a <strong>University</strong> like amount.<br />
29. Authority was granted the President to appoint a committee<br />
for the control of the so-called Lloyd Tracts of land and the following<br />
members of the faculty were appointed on this committee :<br />
P. W. Claassen, Chairman ; K. M. Wiegand, H. H. Whetzel, A.H.<br />
Wright.<br />
30. The President reported certain plans for the development of<br />
the.Department of Music which were approved and he was authorized<br />
to proceed with the preliminary development as outlined.<br />
31. It was expressed as the sense of the Board that if a plan other<br />
wise practical and desirable looking toward the housing of a limited<br />
number of fraternities is presented, the use of <strong>University</strong> laud for that<br />
purpose would not be considered an insuperable problem.
32. The question of the purchase of the property now occupied by<br />
William Hazlitt Smith on Oak Avenue was referred to the <strong>University</strong><br />
Attorney<br />
and the Comptroller to investigate and report.<br />
33. Upon recommendation of the Graduate School Faculty, the<br />
action of the Trustees of February 5th,<br />
fourth paragraph was continued as follows :<br />
192 1 with the addition of a<br />
"The Council of the Graduate School, to which was referred by<br />
vote of the Board of Trustees at the meeting of May ist, 1920, the<br />
recommendation of the of Faculty the Graduate School to the effect<br />
that the stipends at present attaching to fellowships and scholarships<br />
should be doubled, begs to recommend as a temporary arrangement<br />
that the Board authorize each of the departments to which scholar<br />
ships and fellowships are assigned to use,<br />
with the approval of the<br />
Faculty, the funds at its disposal for the payment of those stipends<br />
during the year 1921-1922 in any of the following ways :<br />
( 1 )<br />
To fill all fellowships and scholarships at the stipends now<br />
established ;<br />
(2)<br />
To combine the stipends of two or more scholarships or fellow<br />
ships in order to increase the stipend of a single scholarship or<br />
fellowship ;<br />
(3) To leave the scholarships and fellowships, or any of them, un<br />
filled during the year 1921-22 in order to reserve such unused funds<br />
for increasing the stipends of such scholarships and fellowships as<br />
may be filled during the year 1922-23 ;<br />
(4) To leave the scholarships and fellowships, or any of them,<br />
unfilled during one or more years in order to reserve such unused<br />
funds for increasing the stipends of such scholarships and fellowships<br />
year."<br />
as may be filled a subsequent during<br />
34. The following appointments for the 1929 Summer Session were<br />
made at the individual salaries indicated ;<br />
Instructing Staff<br />
Ralph Palmer Agnew, Mathematics $300<br />
Dane Lewis Baldwin,<br />
English 350<br />
Dorothy Hammond Bateman, Physical Education 400<br />
Frank Greene Bates, Government 750<br />
Ben Raymond Beisel, Mathematics 300<br />
Jerome H. Bentley, Education 750<br />
Madison Bentley, Ph. D. Psychology<br />
Albert Wilhelm Boesche,<br />
750<br />
German 750<br />
Samuel Latimer Boothroyd, Astronomy 375<br />
Julian Pleasant Bretz, History<br />
750
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Thomas Roland Briggs, Chemistry<br />
Kenneth William Britt, Chemistry tuition plus 125<br />
Wendell S. Brooks, Education 750<br />
Olin T. Brown, Geology<br />
300<br />
Arthur Wesley Browne, Chemistry<br />
750<br />
William F. Bruce, Education ($100 by Ag. ) plus 300<br />
James Dabney Burfoot, Jr. Geology<br />
Earle Nelson Burrows, Structural Engineering 575<br />
Leon Felipe Caniino, Spanish 300<br />
J. Neale Carman, French 350<br />
Minnie Pearl Carr, Education (^ time paid by Ag.) 112 50<br />
Walter Buckingham Carver,<br />
750<br />
350<br />
Mathematics 750<br />
Carl G. Chamberlain, Physical Education 400<br />
Cleveland King Chase, Latin 750<br />
Raymond G. Clapp,<br />
Physical Education 750<br />
Arthur Holly Compton, Physics 750<br />
Walter Rodney <strong>Cornell</strong>, Mechanics 750<br />
Clyde Firman Craig, Mathematics 575<br />
Collier Cobb, Geology<br />
75<br />
George Irving Dale, Spanish.. 750<br />
Karl M. Dallenbach, Psychology 575<br />
Myron Bonham Deily, Spanish 300<br />
Richard Roy Dunham, Public Speaking<br />
200<br />
W. M. Dunbar, Architectural Design 575<br />
Charles Love Durham, Latin 750<br />
Jeannette Evans, Hygiene 575<br />
Emery N. Ferriss, Education {% time pd. by Ag. ) 18750<br />
Frank Samuel Freeman, Education 575<br />
Jean M. Gelas, Physical Education 400<br />
Sidney Gonzales George, Mechanics 750<br />
Roswell Clifton Gibbs, Physics 750<br />
Adrain G. Gould, Physical Education 575<br />
Guy Everett Grantham, Physics 575<br />
Othon Goepp Guerlac, French 750<br />
Edwin Harold Hadlock, Mathematics (^time) 150<br />
Henry Clay Harshbarger, Public Speaking<br />
350<br />
William Alexander Hammond, Philosphy 750<br />
George Andrews Hedger, History<br />
Marvin Theodore Herrick, Public Speaking 287 50<br />
Frank Heywood Hodder, American History<br />
Harley Earl Howe, Physics 575<br />
Eric Vail Howell, Mechanics 575<br />
Hoyt H. Hudson, English 750<br />
Wallie Abraham Hurwitz, Mathematics 750<br />
750<br />
750
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John Irwin Hutchinson, Mathematics {% time) 375<br />
James Hutton, Greek 350<br />
Leland H. Jenks, History<br />
John Raven Johnson, Chemistry 575<br />
Riverda H. Jordan, Education 750<br />
Marcel Kessel, English 350<br />
Horace Kidger, Social Science 750<br />
George Keezer, Psychology<br />
Ernest R. Kroegtr, Music 750<br />
Ernest August Kubler, German 350<br />
P. S. Kupalov, Physiology<br />
Robert A. Law, English 750<br />
Albert Washington Laubengayer, Chemistry 575<br />
Frank Burr Marsh, History<br />
Clyde Walter Mason, Chemistry 575<br />
James Frederick Mason, French 750<br />
Benton Sullivan Monroe, English 575<br />
Royal Evert Montgomery, Economics 575<br />
Guy Brooks Muchmore, Public Speaking 575<br />
Albert S. Muller, Physical Education 300<br />
Carleton Chase Murdock, Physics 575<br />
Arthur E. .Murphy, Philosophy 575<br />
Maurice Jackson Murray, Chemistry<br />
Howard A. Myerhoff, Geology<br />
J. H. Nelson, English 575<br />
Melvin L. Nichols, Chemistry 575<br />
Clark Sutherland Northup, English 750<br />
Charles E. O'Rourke, Engineeiing 575<br />
Robert Morris Ogden, Education 750<br />
Andrew Prosper Pelmont, French 350<br />
Miles Albion Pond, Descriptive Geometry 575<br />
Paul Russell Pope, German 750<br />
Harold Lyle Reed, Economics 750<br />
Ashley Robey, Chemistry 125<br />
Fred Stillman Rogers, Kinematics 750<br />
Charles Frederick Roos, Mathematics 575<br />
Martin \V. Sampson,<br />
Ernest William Schoder,<br />
750<br />
300<br />
150<br />
750<br />
350<br />
650<br />
English 750<br />
Hydraulics 750<br />
Howard Lester Schug, Mathematics {% time)<br />
150<br />
Herbert H. Scofield, Engineering<br />
750<br />
Harry W. Seitz, Music 600<br />
Francis R. Sharpe, Mathematics 750<br />
Robert Pelton Sibley, English (^ time) 375<br />
Dean Franklin Smiley Hygiene 575
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Harold D. Smith, Music 575<br />
Lloyd Preston Smith, Physics<br />
Virgil Snyder, Mathematics<br />
Walter Hutchinson Stainton, Public Speaking<br />
575<br />
C. B. Stilson, Chemistry 125<br />
Walter King Stone, Drawing and Painting<br />
Marcellus H. Stow, Geology 575<br />
Charles Kenneth Thomas, Public Speaking<br />
Charles Chapman Torrance, Mathematics {% time)<br />
Clarence Ellsworth Townsend, Mechanical Drawing<br />
Leonard Church Urquhart, Structural Engineering<br />
Oscar Diederich VonEngeln, Geology and Geography<br />
Russell Halderman Wagner, Public Speaking 575<br />
Kenneth L. Washburn, Drawing and Painting<br />
350<br />
Harry Porter Weld, Psychology<br />
750<br />
Franklin Grandley Williams, Mathematics 300<br />
James Albert Winans, Public Speaking<br />
Charles V. P. Young, Physical Education<br />
Karl Abell Zeller, Physics 575<br />
Alvan A. Tenney, Economics 575<br />
In addition to the above list provision should be made for the<br />
following<br />
1 75<br />
75<br />
575<br />
350<br />
150<br />
750<br />
750<br />
750<br />
250<br />
750<br />
positions for which instructors have not yet been secured :<br />
Instructor in Mathematics 300<br />
Instructor in Organic Chemistry<br />
Assistant in Quantitative Analysis Chemistry 125<br />
Assistant in Organic Chemistry 125<br />
Assistant in Physical Chemistry 125<br />
300<br />
Assistant in Chemical Microscopy 125<br />
Assistant in Physics 200<br />
Instructor in Economics 350<br />
Instructor in Economics 350<br />
Instructor in Economics 350<br />
Instructor in French 350<br />
R. H. Jordan, Chairman<br />
Administration<br />
500*<br />
B. S. Monroe, Secretary<br />
500<br />
R. Louise Fitch, Dean of Women 750<br />
In addition provision should be made for the appointment<br />
of wardens for Prudence Risley Hall, Sage College and Cas-<br />
cadilla Hall, each at a salary of $150.00 and home during the<br />
^Subject to revision by the President.
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session. It is further understood that an adjustment will be<br />
made in housing seven additional women to be appointed<br />
with the approval of the Dean of Women who will serve as<br />
chaperons in the seven <strong>University</strong> cottages 450<br />
Adjourned.<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
$69,537 50<br />
L. N. Simmons<br />
Assistant Secretary<br />
January 26, 1929<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman, Cooke, Farrand,<br />
Schoellkopf, Hiscock, R. H. Treman, J. Du Pratt White, Ickelheimer,<br />
Upson and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
The following sales at the market were authorized<br />
1. $25,000 Belding Hemingway 6's.<br />
2. $50,000 Certain-Teed Products 5^'s.<br />
3. $60,000 Pierce, Butler & Pierce First 6's.<br />
4. $2,000 Ogilvie Flour Mills 6's.<br />
5. 500 shares Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe preferred stock.<br />
6. 500 shares Rensellaer & Saratoga guaranteed stock.<br />
7. 1000 shares Union Pacific preferred stock.<br />
8. 225 shares U. S. Leather "A"<br />
stock<br />
The following purchases were authorized at the discretion of<br />
Comptroller Bostwick<br />
1. 500 shares Eastman Kodak common stock.<br />
2. 400 shares Baltimore & Ohio common stock.<br />
3. 500 shares Southern Pacific common stock.<br />
4. 500 shares General Baking 6c/o preferred stock.<br />
5. 350 shares U. S. Leather preferred stock.<br />
6. 500 shares Standard Oil of California common stock.<br />
7. 500 shares Standard Oil of New common Jersey stock.<br />
8. 500 shares Texas Corp. common stock.<br />
9. 500 shares Gulf Oil Corp. common stock.<br />
10. 50 shares Middle West Utilities stock at 130 under rights.<br />
At this point Messrs. Cooke and Schoellkopf were excused.<br />
authorized<br />
The following sales at the market were<br />
1. 100 shares Albany & Susquehanna stock.<br />
2. 250 shares New York Central.<br />
3. 500 shares Diamond Match.<br />
4. 700 shares Pullman, Inc.
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5. 5 shares Philadelphia Co. preferred.<br />
6. 500 shares U. S. Steel preferred.<br />
7. 500 shares Associated Dry Goods first preferred.<br />
In connection with each of the above sales of stock, it was resolved<br />
that George F. Rogalsky as Treasurer be and he hereby<br />
is authorized<br />
to endorse the certificates in blank and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong> '<br />
s<br />
corporate seal.<br />
Comptroller Bostwick was authorized to purchase eligible accept<br />
ances for the temporary investment of the <strong>University</strong> funds.<br />
Comptroller Bostwick was also requested to look into the situtation<br />
of our various Seaboard Railway bonds as well as the Long Bell 6's<br />
and to use his judgement in selling the same.<br />
Geo. F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary pro tem.
CORNELL, UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.<br />
March 2nd, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman pro tem ; Farrand,<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, J. DuPratt White, C. E. Treman and Pound ; Faculty Re<br />
presentatives Thilly and Diederichs and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Van Cleef, Westiughouse and<br />
R. H. Treman and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. The following resignations were reported effective at the end of<br />
the first term unless otherwise stated :<br />
S. P. Hall, Assistant in Physics.<br />
J. H. Wells, Assistant in Chemistry.<br />
J. W. Wells, Assistant in Geology, effective February 25, 1929.<br />
R. E. Nichols, Assistant in the Department of Materia Medica<br />
and Small Animal Clinic ; effective January 31, 1929,<br />
of 1929.<br />
H. E. Compter, Assistant Law Librarian in the Law School.<br />
Rene Taupin, Instructor in French in the Summer Session<br />
2. Upon recommendation of the President the following appoint<br />
ments were made for the current term unless otherwise stated :<br />
J. B. Baty, Instructor in Civil Engineering, part time, at a salary of<br />
$500 for the term.<br />
H. P. Truesdell, Assistant in Civil Engineering, at a salary<br />
for the term.<br />
of $300<br />
Theodore W. Goers, Assistant in Histology and Embryology, at a<br />
salary of $125 for the term.<br />
Edwin D. Peck, Assistant in the Department of Materia Medica<br />
and Small Animal Clinic in the Veterinary College with salary at the<br />
rate of $1,000 a year ; effective February 1, 1929.<br />
H. Laurens Williams, III, Assistant Law Librarian at a salary of<br />
$150 for the term.<br />
C. R. Mingins and H. E. Spencer, Assistants in Physics, each at a<br />
salary of $350 for the term.<br />
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A. F. Samuels, Assistant in Physics, effective March 4, 1929, with<br />
salary at the rate of $800 a year,<br />
L. L. Barnes, now Assistant in Physics at $800 a y7ear, was promoted<br />
to an Instructor ship with salary at the rate of $r,2oo a year.<br />
R. W. Moree, Assistant in Geology, with salary at the rate of $400<br />
a year, effective February 25, 1929.<br />
The following to be Assistants in Military Science and Tactics with<br />
out salary other than that they receive as cadet officers :<br />
W. C. Knox, Cadet Colonel.<br />
E. C. Collins, R. H. Crum and A. S. Trowbridge, Cadet Majors.<br />
D. W. Adams, A. E. Alexander, C. J. Clavell, A. S. Githens.E.L.<br />
Green, Jr., T. F. Oueally and S. W. Tompkins, Cadet Captains.<br />
Appointments in the 1929 Summer Session :<br />
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J. Papish, Assistant Professor in Optical Chemistry, at a salary of<br />
L. R. Andrus, Instructor in French at a salary of $350.<br />
J. H. Patterson, Instructor in Economics, at a salary of $350.<br />
W. R. Leonard, Instructor in Economics, at a salary of $350.<br />
R. C. Tallman, Assistant in Chemistry, at a salary of $200.<br />
Lehman Edward Hoag, Assistant in Chemistry, at a salary of $100.<br />
of $125.<br />
Paul P. McClellan, Assistant in Qualitative Analysis, at a salary<br />
Avery Brewster George, Assistant in Quantitative Analysis, at a<br />
salary of $125.<br />
3. Upon recommendation of the President, the following increases<br />
in salary were granted for the current term :<br />
L. C. Lay, Instructor in Industrial Engineering ; salary increased<br />
from $1,200 to $1,500 a year.<br />
The salaries of F. H. Hirsh, E. R. Mann, J. H. Marchant, G. K.<br />
Schoepfle and J. W. Then, Assistants in Physics, were increased by<br />
$100 each.<br />
The of salary G. H. Teeple, Assistant in Physics, was increased<br />
by $200 for the second term.<br />
4. Sabbatic leave of absence was granted H. J. Metzgar, Extension<br />
Assistant Professor of Animal Husbandry, for a period of one year,<br />
beginning June 1, 1929.<br />
5. Upon the recommendation of the President, the sum of $1,000<br />
appropriated to Heckscher Grant No. 157-D was applied to the ap<br />
propriation for salaries in the Department of Physics to be used for<br />
increases in salaries of assistants in the department carrying the work<br />
of Professor Collins now absent on leave.<br />
6. The following appointments were made to the staff of the 1929<br />
Summer School of Biology at the salaries indicated :
Howard B. Adelmann,<br />
1997<br />
Agriculture ' <strong>University</strong><br />
.<br />
.<br />
Asst. Prof, of Histology and Embryology $ 300<br />
. .<br />
. .<br />
.<br />
Otis F. Curtis, Prof. Botany (Physiology) 475<br />
Ernest Dorsey, Instructor in Plant Breeding 275<br />
Arthur J. Eames, Professor Botany (Anatomy) 475<br />
Harry M. Fitzpatrick,<br />
Professor of Plant Pathology ( Mycology ) 475<br />
William A. Hagan,<br />
Professor of Pathology-<br />
. . and Bacteriology 475<br />
Oskar A. Johannsen, Professor Entomology7 . $475<br />
.<br />
Benjamin F. Kingsbury,<br />
Professor of Histology and Embryology<br />
Richard A. Laubengayer, Instructor . .<br />
. .<br />
Botany 275<br />
Robert Matheson, Professor .... Entomology 475<br />
Clyde H. Myers, Professor Plant Breeding 100<br />
Loren C. Petry7, Professor Botany .<br />
Hugh D. Reed, Professor Zoology7<br />
William C. Senning, Instructor Zoology .<br />
300<br />
... 475<br />
475<br />
. . 275<br />
Lester W. Sharp. Professor Botany (Cytology) 475<br />
DonaldS. Welch, Asst.Prof. Plant Pathology<br />
Karl M. Wiegand, Professor Botany 475<br />
Albert H. Wright, Professor Zoology<br />
Benjamin P. Young, Asst. Prof. Zoology ....<br />
. . Printing, Etc, 25<br />
Amount appropriated by<br />
College of Agriculture $i,75<br />
Maximum amount authorized<br />
by Trustees . . ... $7,825<br />
400<br />
'<br />
475<br />
400<br />
175<br />
$1,750 $6,000<br />
7. The President reported that the General Education Board had<br />
allocated to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> the sum of $25,000 for experimental<br />
work in the department of Anatomy in the Medical College in New<br />
York City for the year 1929.<br />
8. The application of Professor Madison Bentley for admission to<br />
the benefits of the William H. Sage Pension Fund was granted.<br />
9. On account of erroneous representation made to him and upon<br />
recommendation of Dean Emerson, free tuition in the Graduate<br />
School for the present academic term was granted Mr. Eugene James<br />
Sullivan.<br />
10. Notice of the appointment by7 the Governor of Mr. Peter G. Ten<br />
Eyck as Trustee of the <strong>University</strong> to succeed Mr. T. B. Wilson, was<br />
received.<br />
11. was granted Authority to the Comptroller to consent on behalf<br />
of the <strong>University</strong> to the assignment of the Professor George P. Bristol<br />
lease to Professor F. B. Morrison.
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12. The following sabbatic leaves of absence were granted :<br />
W. A. Hammond, Dean of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, for the first term<br />
of the academic year 1929-30.<br />
Sumner H. Slichter, Professor of Economics, for the academie year<br />
1929-30.<br />
13. A leave of absence, without salary, effective March 4, 1929,<br />
was granted H. R. Childs, Instructor in Physics, for the remainder<br />
of the current academic year.<br />
14. A recommendation was made to the Board of Trustees that Paul<br />
J. Weaver be appointed Professor of Music at a salary of $7, 000 a year,<br />
effective July 1, 1929.<br />
15. A recommendation was made to the Board of Trustees that<br />
Richard McKeon be appointed Professor of Ancient and Mediaeval<br />
Philosophy at a salary of $5,000 a year, effective July 1, 1929,<br />
will accept the position.<br />
if he<br />
16. The salary of R. E. Cushman, Professor of Government, was<br />
increased from $6,000 to $7,000 a year, effective July ist, next.<br />
17. It was voted that the regular meeting of the Committee for<br />
April, 1929 be held at the call of the Chairman and not on April 6th,<br />
the regular date therefor.<br />
18. The Comptroller reported a conference with the Mayor of the<br />
City of Ithaca concerning the dredging of Beebe Lake and stated he<br />
was advised that there was opposition to having the silt from Beebe<br />
Lake discharged into the Creek bed.<br />
The Comptroller was authorized to consult with the City authorities<br />
and if advisable to assist in repairing any damages done at cost of<br />
not exceeding $5,000.<br />
19. Upon recommendation of the Comptroller, L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant to the Comptroller,<br />
Graduate School.<br />
was granted free tuition in the<br />
20. Authority was granted the President to execute an agreement<br />
with the General Education Board whereby they agree to give to<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
the sum of $1,500,000 for the development of<br />
research and graduate instruction in the field of General Physiology<br />
and the basic sciences contributory thereto, upon the raising by the<br />
<strong>University</strong> of a like amount, and to attach to such agreement the<br />
corporate seal of the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons<br />
Assistant Secretary
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COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS<br />
March 30, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees J. Du Pratt White, Chairman, Farrand and R.H.<br />
Treman ; Comptroller Bostwick and Superintendent Curtis. Mr.<br />
Frederick L. Ackerman was also present during a portion of the<br />
meeting.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Westinghouse, Sanderson,<br />
Wakeman, Upson,<br />
Whitman and Sackett and their absence excused.<br />
1. The report of Mr. Ackerman on the design and site of the new<br />
Fine Arts Building was read.<br />
2. It was Resolved : That subject to the approval of the absent<br />
members of the Committee the site recommended for the proposed<br />
Fine Arts building between Sage Ave and East Avenue, and Stimson<br />
Hall and Sage College be approved.<br />
3. // was Resolved: That the plans for the proposed Fine Arts Building<br />
prepared and submitted by Mr. Ackerman be turned over to the<br />
Architectural Advisory Board with a request that they study them<br />
and report their approval or suggestions to this committee, it being<br />
understood that the exterior of the building is to be constructed<br />
mainly of local stone.<br />
4. Chairman White reported that it was desirable to have made a<br />
study of the proposed recreational unit of the Women's Dormitory<br />
and that the special committee recommend that Mr. Frederick<br />
Group<br />
L. Ackerman prepare plans for such unit on the basis of reimbursement<br />
to him of the cost, not to exceed $6,000, with the understanding that<br />
in the event of the unit being constructed this cost will be credited on<br />
his general architectural fee. Mr. Ackerman presented a preliminary<br />
report upon the recreational unit.<br />
5. Whereas under the agreement with Mr. Frederick L. Ackerman<br />
to make a preliminary study of the proposed women's dormitory<br />
group<br />
at an estimated cost of $6,000 it was the intent that if and<br />
when the buildings were constructed Mr. Ackerman was selected as<br />
architect this payment should be proportionately credited upon the<br />
architect's fees for buildings constructed, and as Mr. Ackerman esti<br />
mates $2,000 as a fair proportion to be charged against the building<br />
now erected being it was<br />
Resolved : That the Treasurer be authorized to charge $2,000 of the<br />
amount so advanced to Mr. Ackerman against the architect's fees for<br />
the present buildings.<br />
6. The location of the curved road in front of the entrance of the<br />
women's new dormitory group was approved as laid out in plan No.
C8-299 presented by Mr. Ackerman and the Landscape Committee<br />
was requested to study the matter of widening<br />
the marginal road<br />
or otherwise providing adequate parking space for automobiles.<br />
7. The Comptroller was requested to investigate the availability and<br />
cost of Greycourt Terrace for use by a and fraternity to advise the<br />
committee concerning this and other available houses with their<br />
capacities and conveniences.<br />
8. The Comptroller was requested to have an appraisal made im<br />
mediately of the Psi Upsilon and Sigma Phi houses some appraiser<br />
by<br />
not located in the city.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons<br />
Assistant Secretary
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
BUDGET COMMITTEE<br />
April 13th 1929.<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman ; Farrand. Hiscock,<br />
R. H. Treman, Upson, J. DuPratt White,<br />
Bostwick.<br />
VanCleef and Comptroller<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Cooke, Ickelheimer and<br />
Schoellkopf and their absence excused.<br />
1. It was Resolved, That in reporting the deficit of the <strong>University</strong> in<br />
the Comptroller's Report the loss from operation be set up as a deficit<br />
and the cost of real estate purchased be carried as an indebtedness.<br />
2. The President was authorized to make application to the General<br />
Education Board for additional funds from the allowance granted by<br />
the Board for the use of the Medical College in New York City.<br />
3. It was recommended that the salary of Mr. C. E. <strong>Cornell</strong> for<br />
services rendered the <strong>University</strong> in connection with student housing<br />
be increased to $4,000 a year, effective July ist, 1929, and that in ad<br />
dition to his present duties he assume such duties as may be assigned<br />
him by the Comptroller.<br />
4. The budget of the <strong>University</strong><br />
mended by<br />
for the year 192930 as recom<br />
the President was approved and recommended to the<br />
Board of Trustees with the understanding that the President shall<br />
have authority to make such minor changes before the budget is ap<br />
proved by the Trustees as may be found necessary.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary<br />
April 13th, 1929.<br />
PresentTrustees R. B. Williams, Chairman ; Farrand, Hiscock,<br />
R. H. Treman, Upson, J. DuPratt White and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Cooke, Ickelheimer and<br />
Schoellkopf and their absence excused.<br />
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i. It was recommended that the firm of Haskins & Sells be em<br />
ployed to audit the accounts of the <strong>University</strong> for the current year.<br />
2. In connection with the call for redemption of the preferred stock<br />
of the Atlantic Refining Company, it was resolved that George F.<br />
Rogalsky as Treasurer, be and he hereby is authorized to assign the<br />
certificates in blank and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate<br />
seal.<br />
3. In connection with the retirement of the preferred stock of the<br />
American Cyanamid Company and its offer of two shares of Class<br />
"B"<br />
Common in exchange therefor, it was resolved that payment of<br />
the preferred stock held by the <strong>University</strong> be accepted under the call<br />
and not exchanged for the Common stock and that George F. Rogal<br />
sky as Treasurer, be and he hereby is authorized to assign the certifi<br />
cates in blank and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
4. The purchase of 500 shares of Eastman Kodak Company stock<br />
at the market was authorized.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.<br />
April 13th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Van Cleef, Chairman ; Farrand, Pound, R. H.<br />
Treman, J. DuPratt White, R. B. Williams ; Faculty Representatives<br />
Thilly and Diederichs, and Comptroller Bostwick. Trustees Hiscock<br />
and Upson were present a part of during the meeting.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees C. E. Treman and Westing-<br />
house and their absence excused.<br />
1. The appointment by the Governor of George R. Van Namee to<br />
succeed himself as Trustee of the <strong>University</strong> for a term of five years<br />
was reported.<br />
2. The President explained that under a change in the rules of the<br />
Carnegie Foundation which is to take effect May ist, 1929, the retiring<br />
allowances will be greatly reduced, and in order to avoid this reduc<br />
tion for Dean W. A. Hammond, Professors H. J. Davenport and G.<br />
R. McDermott and Librarian Willard Austen, he had made applica<br />
tion for a retiring allowance for these men effective April 30th, 1929.<br />
This action was approved.<br />
3.<br />
was granted Authority to the Committee on Pensions in its dis<br />
cretion to employ an actuary to prepare and report upon a plan or<br />
plans for a pension system for the <strong>University</strong>.
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4. Leave of absence without prejudice to salary was granted Dr.<br />
Alva Gwin, Assistant Medical Adviser of Women, from May<br />
June 16th, 1929.<br />
16th to<br />
5. Leave of absence was granted Miss Gussie Gaskill for part of the<br />
academic year 1929-30, she to be allowed $25.00 per month during her<br />
absence as compensation for services performed during<br />
connection with the Wason Chinese collection.<br />
that time in<br />
6. Upon recommendation of the President $1,000 of the accumulated<br />
interest on the Barnes Book Fund was added to the principal of that<br />
fund.<br />
7. Captain C. G. Mead was appointed Proctor for a period of one<br />
year beginning March 15th, 1929, at a salary of $2,000 a year.<br />
8. The resignation of Assistant Professor M. L. Nichols of the De<br />
partment of Chemistry from the staff of the 1929 Summer Session<br />
was reported.<br />
9. The following appointments for the 1929<br />
made :<br />
Summer Session were<br />
Charles Walter Morse, Instructor in Chemistry, at a salary7 of $350.<br />
The following to be Wardens of the Halls specified, each at a salary<br />
of $150 and home.<br />
Miss Gertrude H. Nye, Prudence Risley Hall.<br />
Miss Mary E. <strong>Cornell</strong>, Sage College.<br />
Mrs. Mabel Daniel, Cascadilla Hall.<br />
10. The following appointments for the 1929 Summer Session in<br />
Law were made and the budget approved as herein set forth :<br />
C. K. Burdick, Director $250<br />
L. P. Wilson, Professor 600<br />
H. E. Whiteside, Professor 600<br />
J. B. Cheadle, Professor 700<br />
G. P. Costigan, Jr. Professor 750<br />
E.C.Dickinson,<br />
E. D. Dickinson,<br />
D. English,<br />
Professor 550<br />
Professor 700<br />
Professor 500<br />
J. N. Frierson, Professor 550<br />
G. C. Grismore, Professor 750<br />
C. T. McCormick. Professor 700<br />
G. H. Robinson, Professor 600<br />
A-<br />
T. Wright, Professor 700<br />
H. D. Laube, Assistant Professor 500<br />
600<br />
W. H. Farnham, Asst. Professor and Secretary __<br />
E. E. Willever, Librarian and Lecturer on Legal<br />
Bibliography<br />
Visiting<br />
250<br />
Lecturer 100 $9,400
Miscellaneous :<br />
Advertising<br />
Printing<br />
2004<br />
750<br />
Postage 150 $1,050<br />
150<br />
Total $10,450<br />
11. The following resolution concerning the <strong>University</strong> calendar<br />
passed by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty at its meeting on March 13th, 1929,<br />
was reported and approved :<br />
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Resolved : If the Board of Trustees approve, that the dates of the<br />
first day of instruction, Commencement, the vacation periods, and<br />
<strong>University</strong> holidays be fixed as follows for the five years 1930-1935 :<br />
F'irst day of instruction : Thursday, Sept. 25, 1930 ; Sept. 24, 1931;<br />
Sept. 22, 1932 ; Sept. 28, 1933 ; Sept. 27, 1934.<br />
Thanksgiving Recess , Thanksgiving Day (Thursday) and the Fri<br />
day and next Saturday after it in each year.<br />
Christmas Recess : From Saturday, at 1 p. M. until the third fol<br />
lowing Monday at 8 a.m., as follows : in 1930-31, from Dec. 20 till<br />
Jan. 5 ; in 1931-32, from Dec. 19 till Jan. 4 ; in 1932-33, from Dec. 17<br />
till Jan. 2 ; in 1933-34, from Dec. 23 till Jan. 8; in 1934-35, from Dec.<br />
22 till Jan. 7.<br />
First day of instruction for the second term : Monday, Feb. 9,1931;<br />
Feb. 8, 1932 ; Feb. 6, 1933 ; Feb. 12, 1934 ; FAeb. 11, 1935.<br />
Spring Recess : From Saturday at 1 p. M. until the second follow<br />
ing Monday at 8 a.m., as follows : in 1931 from March 28 till April<br />
6 ; in 1932, from Mar. 26 till April 4 ; in 1933, from Mar till .25 April<br />
3 ; in 1934, from Mar. 31 till April 9 ; in 1935, from Mar. 30 till<br />
April 8.<br />
Spring Day : Saturday, May 23, 1931; May 21, 1932; May 20, 1933;<br />
May 26, 1934 ; May 25, 1935.<br />
Commencement : Monday, June 15, 1931 ; June 13, 1932 ; June 12,<br />
1933 ; June 18, 1934 ; June 17,<br />
1935."<br />
12. The President reported the receipt of a gift of $6,000 made by<br />
Miss Jane C. Goldenburgh of Woodmere, Long Island, to establish<br />
a memorial to be known as "The Craig C. Goldenburgh Memorial<br />
Fund, established by Jane C. Goldenburgh in memory of her brother,<br />
a member of the Class of 1930, the income to be used by the Trustees<br />
in whatever way may in their judgment be most useful in carrying<br />
out the purposes of the <strong>University</strong>."<br />
This fund was established and the President authorized to direct<br />
the expenditure of the iucome therefrom for the year 1929-30.<br />
13. The Comptroller reported the receipt of the sum of $135.00 from<br />
the American Association of <strong>University</strong> Women. This gift was<br />
accepted in accordance with the terms of the following letter :
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"2 1 6 Wait Avenue, Ithaca, New York<br />
March 2, 1929.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>,<br />
Ithaca, New York.<br />
By direction of the Executive Board of the Ithaca branch of the<br />
American Association of <strong>University</strong> Women, I herewith hand you a<br />
check for the sum of $135.00 which we wish to give to <strong>Cornell</strong> Uni<br />
versity to be used as a loan fund to be known as "The Student Loan<br />
Fund of the Ithaca Branch of the American Association of <strong>University</strong><br />
Women."<br />
We desire that this sum of $135.00 be accepted by the <strong>University</strong> as<br />
the initial principal of a loan fund from which loans are to be made<br />
to women students in <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> upon the recommendation<br />
of the Dean of Women or such other official of the <strong>University</strong> as may<br />
be designated by the executive board of the Ithaca Branch of the<br />
American Association of <strong>University</strong> Women.<br />
We request that the loans be made on notes bearing 5 % interest<br />
and that they be given for such length of time as may be recom<br />
mended by the Dean of Women.<br />
All payments of principal and all interest pa37ments on such notes<br />
are to be added to and form a part of the principal of the loan fund<br />
hereby established.<br />
The Ithaca Branch of the American Association of <strong>University</strong><br />
Women shall be notified if at any time for a period of three consecu<br />
tive y7ears no student or students have been designated by the Dean<br />
of Women or other selected official to receive the benefits of this loan<br />
fund. Should the organization after such notification so desire, or<br />
should it disband or cease to exist, the loan fund hereby established<br />
shall thereafter be administered by the trustees of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
in such manner as by them shall seem best.<br />
Very truly yours,<br />
Adelaide M. Lewis (Mrs. R. D.)<br />
A.A.U.W."<br />
Treasurer, Ithaca Branch<br />
14. The Comptroller reported a provision in the Will of Alice Brad<br />
ford Wiles, deceased, and late of the Cit}' of Chicago, whereby a trust<br />
is established by her estate for the benefit of her brothers and sisters<br />
and her children, the said trust fund to be divided between the child<br />
ren or the descendants of her children twenty-one years after the death<br />
of said children ; <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> to take a half of this trust fund<br />
only<br />
shall fail.<br />
in the event the children or direct descendants of her children<br />
15. The Comptroller reported the receipt of a gift of $5,000 from<br />
Mr. A. S. Gilbert "To be used for the assistance of students in the<br />
School of Engineering in such manner as the Faculty of the School
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of Engineering may from time to time determine. Mrs. Gilbert and<br />
I make this endowment in memory of our son, Carl R. Gilbert, who<br />
died in November last, while a student in the School of Engineering<br />
of your <strong>University</strong>. We do this as an appreciation of the many<br />
kindnesses extended to Carl, and as a slight recognition of the<br />
patience and consideration of Dean Kimball and the members of his<br />
faculty."<br />
The gift w7as accepted and the Carl R. Gilbert Memorial Fund was<br />
established under the terms expressed by the donors in the letter of<br />
gift.<br />
1 6. A gift of $ 1,000. from Colonel H. L. Cooper to be used for re<br />
search work in concrete was reported and accepted.<br />
17. There was reported the receipt of $1,000 from Mrs. Anna<br />
Gauntlett Whitcomb, representing the gifts of herself and relatives<br />
toward the cost of the new bells recently added to the <strong>University</strong><br />
chimes. This gift was accepted and the President requested to ex<br />
press to Mrs. Whitcomb the appreciation of the Trustees.<br />
18. Upon recommendation of the President Professor Horace E.<br />
Whiteside was admitted to the benefits of the William H.Sage Pension<br />
Fund.<br />
19. The suggestion of Professor A. W. Smith for an addition to the<br />
inscriptions on the underface of the arch at the base of the Library<br />
tower was approved and the detailed wording of such inscription was<br />
referred to the President with power.<br />
20. The resignations following were reported :<br />
Bruce Williams, Professor of Government, effective at the end of<br />
the present academic year.<br />
A. E. Murphy, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, effective at the<br />
end of the present academic year.<br />
H. F. Vieweg, Instructor in Physics, effective April 8th, 1929.<br />
21. The salary of R. H. Jordan, as Chairman of the Board of Ad<br />
ministration of the Summer Session was increased to $1,000, and the<br />
President was granted authority to increase the salary of B. S. Monroe,<br />
Secretary<br />
$750 if upon investigation he finds such action advisable.<br />
of the Board of Administration of the Summer Session to<br />
22. Sabbatic leaves of absence were granted as follows :<br />
P. R. Pope, Professor of German, for the second term of the aca<br />
demic year 1929-30.<br />
T. R. Briggs, Professor of Chemistry, for the second term of the<br />
academic year 1929-30.
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23. Upon recommendation of the President a contingent fund of<br />
$500.00 was established from the income of the Baker Non-Resident<br />
Lectureship<br />
Fund to cover disbursements incident to the visits to<br />
Ithaca of lecturers under the fund.<br />
24. The Comptroller reported the receipt of the sum of $4,000 as<br />
provided under the Will of Sylvester Edick which was reported to<br />
the Board on April 4th, 1925, and the scholarship therein provided<br />
for was established.<br />
25. Upon recommendation of the President authority was granted<br />
Dean Dexter S. Kimball to express on behalf of the <strong>University</strong>, ap<br />
proval of the bill establishing Federal aid for Mechanic Arts Research<br />
in Land Grant Colleges and Universities.<br />
26. Mr. Charles Newman appeared before the Committee on behalf<br />
of Mrs. Bristol and stated why he felt that the <strong>University</strong> should pay<br />
more than $7,000 as heretofore offered for the Bristol house. After<br />
discussion the matter was referred to the Chairman of the Committee<br />
and the Chairman of the Board of Trustees with power.<br />
27. A recommendation was made to the Board that Trustee Frank<br />
E. Gannett be appointed a member of the Committee 011 General<br />
Administration.<br />
28. Authorization was given to the Comptroller to sell the lots<br />
owned by the <strong>University</strong> on Long's sub-division in the City of Topeka,<br />
Kansas,<br />
and he was authorized to execute a deed or deeds therefor on<br />
behalf of the <strong>University</strong><br />
corporate seal.<br />
and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s<br />
29. The Comptroller reported that he had been advised by<br />
Registrar David F. Hoy that he desired to sell his property on Fall<br />
Creek Drive. A committee consisting of Trustees Van Cleef and R.<br />
H. Treman and the Comptroller was appointed with power, in their<br />
discretion, to purchase this property at a sum not to exceed $30,000<br />
upon such terms as may be deemed advisable.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
CORNELL UNIVERSITY .MEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
March 22nd, 1929.<br />
Present President Farrand, Dr. Robinson, Director ; Mr. Wil<br />
liams, Mr. Taylor and Dr. Elser.<br />
Dr. Hartwell and Mr. Westinghouse were unable to attend owing<br />
to absence from the city.<br />
A letter from the Secretary of the Board of Trustees advising of<br />
the approval of the minutes of the Medical College Council meeting<br />
was presented and placed on file.<br />
of December 21, 1928,<br />
Dr. Robinson of the Committee on the Library requested author<br />
ization by the Council for the disposal, by sale or exchange,<br />
plus books and journals which are not needed by the Library.<br />
of sur<br />
It was explained by Dr. Robinson that the present accumulation of<br />
duplicate copies were of little value to the library<br />
much space needed for new accessions.<br />
and occupied<br />
It was moved and carried that the Librarian, on authorization of<br />
the Library Committee, be permitted to dispose of, by sale or ex<br />
change, all books and journals not needed by the Library.<br />
On the recommendation of the Secretary of the Faculty it was<br />
moved and carried that the following<br />
named students be granted<br />
permission to give their notes in adjustment of balances due on tui<br />
tion fees :<br />
John P. West, first year class, balance due $250.00<br />
Charles J. Benninger, second year class, balance due 250.00<br />
It was moved and carried that under the standing resolution No.<br />
5, March 23, 1902, the following special course fee be paid the fol<br />
instructor :<br />
lowing<br />
Charles R. Stockard, M. D, 1 student @<br />
$30.00 $30.00<br />
Dr. Robinson presented for consideration and discussion by the<br />
Council the question of student assistants desiring to prolong their<br />
course in the College with reduced work, viz., to extend his last two<br />
years of medical study to cover a period of three years and to pay a<br />
partial fee.<br />
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It was Dr. Robinson's belief that it would be desirable and advan<br />
tageous to the Medical College to encourage certain worthy students<br />
to remain a longer time with the school and engage in research<br />
work.<br />
After a general discussion of the question it was the opinion of<br />
the Council that it would be unwise at this time to adopt any definite<br />
ruling. That each specific case should be presented for individual<br />
action.<br />
The following letter addressed to Dr. Niles from the Clinical Re<br />
search Society of New York was presented by Dr. Robinson:<br />
Dr. Walter L Niles,<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Medical School,<br />
New York City.<br />
Dear Dr. Niles:<br />
"January 19th, 1929.<br />
I am enclosing a check drawn to the order of <strong>Cornell</strong> Medical<br />
School for two hundred dollars, which represents the sum appro<br />
priated by the Clinical Research Society of New York for its annual<br />
scholarship loan.<br />
It is the plan of the Society at present to make such an appropria<br />
tion each year and offer it to one of the three medical schools in<br />
New York in rotation.<br />
It is the desire of the Society to have this sum of money extended<br />
as a loan rather than as a gift to some needy, Christian male mem<br />
ber of the Fourth Year Class. The Clinical Research Society re<br />
quests that the recipient furnish the Society with the names of the<br />
two individuals who would be willing to act as personal sponsors.<br />
I am enclosing a form which the Society desires to have filled in<br />
by the students receiving this sum of money and returned to me<br />
when the award is made. It is the wish of the Society that the<br />
choice of the recipient shall be at the pleasure of the Dean's Office<br />
of the College receiving this sum, and our only qualifications of this<br />
loan are those which I have already set forth.<br />
Yours very sincerely,<br />
(Signed) A. Benson Cannon,<br />
Secretary."<br />
"THE CLINICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY<br />
This is to certify that I have this day received from the Clinical<br />
Research Society through <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical School the<br />
sum of dollars.<br />
It is understood that I have received this sum of money as a loan<br />
and that it is my intention to reimburse the Society for this loan<br />
within five years after graduation from the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Medical School.<br />
I agree to pay to the Clinical Research Society five per cent inter<br />
est on this loan, beginning three years after graduation.
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I hereby furnish the Clinical Research Society<br />
two individuals who know me and are willing to vouch for me.<br />
Signed<br />
Dated<br />
with the names of<br />
Dr. Robinson reported that he had formally acknowledged the re<br />
ceipt of this letter and the check for $200 enclosed herewith. It<br />
was voted by the Council that it be accepted and the money be made<br />
available for the year 1929-1930 in accordance with the terms of the<br />
grant.<br />
Dr. Robinson reported the offer of a gift to the Medical College<br />
through Dr. Milton Benjamin Rosenbluth of $25,000.00, the funds to<br />
be used for medical research purposes. Dr. Robinson's reply to Dr.<br />
Rosenbluth was as follows :<br />
Dr. Milton Benjamin Rosenbluth,<br />
116 West 59th Street,<br />
New York, N. Y.<br />
"March 18th, 1929.<br />
My dear Dr. Rosenbluth :<br />
The subject of your visit last Friday was reported to the Commit<br />
tee on Educational Policy of the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College<br />
and it was received with enthusiasm. We shall be glad to appoint<br />
a committee to formulate a plan for the use of the funds but will<br />
await further instructions from you.<br />
I can assure you that the funds placed at the disposal of <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> for the pursuit of medical research will be used strictly<br />
for the purpose of the gift and I may say with assurance that<br />
valuable results may be accomplished. I shall of course report this<br />
matter to President Farrand.<br />
Yours very sincerely,<br />
(Signed) G. Canby Robinson."<br />
After a general discussion by the Council it seemed unnecessary<br />
for any definite action to be taken at this meeting.<br />
Dr. Robinson reported progress being made in the preparation of<br />
the general Medical College Budget for 1929-1930. He stated that in<br />
response to notices sent to the heads of the various departments,<br />
appointments had been made and that he was interviewing the heads<br />
of the departments personally concerning their requirements for the<br />
ensuing year.<br />
Dr. Farrand explained that the "Budget Meeting"<br />
of the General<br />
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Board of Trustees of the <strong>University</strong> would be held on April 27th,<br />
1929, and that the Medical College budget should be presented to the<br />
Budget Committee of the Board at its meeting on April 13th.<br />
The President pointed out that he had conferred with Dr. Robin<br />
son concerning the probable need of the Medical School for the<br />
coming year and that it seemed necessary and important that we<br />
prepare a budget somewhat in excess of the current one in order to<br />
take care of already increased activities in some departments and in<br />
general preparation for the expansion to come in the new associa<br />
tion recently formed.<br />
Dr. Robinson, in reply to Mr. Williams'<br />
question as to the time<br />
when we might expect to occupy the new buildings, stated that the<br />
earliest date would be October 1st, 1931. Excavation operations fol<br />
lowed by assembling<br />
June first, this year.<br />
and erection of steel work would begin about<br />
In connection with the proposed increase in the new budget and<br />
how it could be met, Dr. Farrand stated that he believed it might be<br />
possible to secure the additional funds needed from the allowance<br />
granted by the General Education Board. That certain funds had<br />
already been turned over to the <strong>University</strong> by the General Educa<br />
tion Board and he suggested that the Council authorize the Presi<br />
dent to prepare a request for the payment of the balance due or so<br />
much as was actually needed for the new development.<br />
It was moved, seconded, and carried that the President be author<br />
ized, with power, to proceed in accordance with his suggestion.<br />
There being no further business the meeting<br />
journed.<br />
was declared ad<br />
J. T. Willson,<br />
Secretary of the Council.<br />
COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS<br />
April 26th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees J. DuPratt White, Chairman ; Farrand, Sackett,<br />
Sanderson, R. H. Treman, Upson and Whitman; Comptroller Bost<br />
wick and Superintendent Curtis.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Westinghouse and Wakeman<br />
and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. The site for the proposed Fine Arts Building, as heretofore<br />
recommended, was confirmed by a vote of the committee.
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2. A report from the Architectural Advisory Board concerning<br />
the plans for the new Fine Arts Building was read and it was re<br />
solved that this report be forwarded to Mr. Ackerman, the architect,<br />
with the request that he re-study the plans for the building in line<br />
with the suggestions made by the Advisory Board.<br />
3. It zvas resolved that,<br />
subject to the approval of the Architec<br />
tural Advisory Board, the site north of the present Home Economics<br />
Building, substantially as shown on the General Plan, be approved as<br />
the site for the new Home Economics Building.<br />
4. The plans for the service roads and roads of approach to the<br />
new group of women's dormitories were approved as laid out on plan<br />
No. M1247 prepared by Mr. Cooley, with the understanding that<br />
the road indicated as running close to the westerly<br />
race in front of the group<br />
side of the ter<br />
shall not be constructed at the present<br />
time, and with the further understanding that the circular roads on<br />
the south and north of the group be made solid instead of being<br />
constructed with a center space for planting.<br />
5. The area north and east of the barn back of the President's<br />
house as indicated on plan No. S1247 prepared by<br />
the Landscape<br />
Committee was approved for development as a parking space.<br />
6. Authorization was given for the preparation of plans and<br />
specifications for the remodeling<br />
garage and apartment.<br />
of the President's barn into a<br />
7. The Superintendent was requested to prepare plans and specifi<br />
cations for the construction of a permanent concrete road and curb<br />
on Tower Road from East Avenue to Garden Avenue, and to have<br />
such plans ready for presentation at the next meeting of this com<br />
mittee.<br />
8. Plans were presented for a sports building<br />
by the Athletic Association on <strong>University</strong><br />
to be constructed<br />
grounds near the toboggan<br />
slide. The construction of this building was approved in accordance<br />
with the general plans presented,<br />
subject to the approval of the<br />
Architectural Advisory Board, and subject also to the condition that<br />
toilet facilities be provided in the building, if feasible.<br />
9. The plans for a new laundry unit as presented by Mr. Francis<br />
Y. Joannes were approved subject to the approval of the Architec<br />
tural Advisory Board, and it was recommended that the Comp<br />
troller be authorized to proceed with the construction and equip<br />
ment of the building and that he be given authority to ask for bids<br />
and execute such contracts as in his judgment may be necessary for<br />
such construction and attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
10. The use by the Music Department of the house located at
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320 Wait Avenue, and known as the Scorpion House, was approved<br />
and necessary alterations amounting to approximately $6,000 were<br />
recommended.<br />
11. A report of the progress on the dredging of Beebe Lake was<br />
made.<br />
12. A report on the working of the new filter plant was made.<br />
13. The Chairman presented a request from Mr. Charles Z.<br />
Klauder for permission to examine the specifications for the new<br />
group of<br />
womens'<br />
dormitories and permission for such examination<br />
was granted, subject to the approval of the architect, Mr. Frederick<br />
L. Ackerman.<br />
14. The Superintendent was requested to examine into and re<br />
port on the use of direct control valves for the control of heat in the<br />
<strong>University</strong> buildings.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
April 27th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Hiscock, Chairman; J. DuPratt White, Far<br />
rand, Pyrke, Witter, C. E. <strong>Cornell</strong>, Crawford, Gannett, Gherardi,<br />
Ickelheimer, Miller, Newman, Pound, Sackett, Sanderson, Teagle,<br />
TenEyck, C. E. Treman, R. H. Treman, Upson, VanCleef, Van-<br />
Namee, Whitman, R. B. Williams and R. H. Williams ; Faculty<br />
Representatives Thilly, Warren and Diederichs.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Graves, Turner, Cooke,<br />
Schoellkopf, Taylor, Wakeman, Warner, Westinghouse and Horace<br />
White and their absence excused.<br />
1. The committee appointed to formulate a resolution on the<br />
death of Senator Thomas B. Wilson, presented the following, which<br />
was adopted :<br />
The Board of Trustees have learned with deep sorrow and regret<br />
of the death of their colleague, Thomas B. Wilson.<br />
Mr. Wilson was one of the first trustees appointed by the Gover<br />
nor of the State under the laws of 1909 and he served continuously<br />
from that year until his death in January last. During his term as a<br />
member of the Board Mr. Wilson served on various committees and<br />
by his wise and experienced counsel contributed greatly to the de<br />
liberations of the Board. Mr. Wilson not only carried the complete
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confidence of his colleagues but won the personal affection of every<br />
member of the Board. The Board desires to place on record an ex<br />
pression of its sense of irreparable loss in his death and orders this<br />
minute spread upon the records of the Board and a copy transmitted<br />
to the family of Mr. Wilson.<br />
2. The minutes of the meeting of the Board of January 26th,<br />
1929,<br />
were approved as printed.<br />
3. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on General<br />
Administration of March 2nd and April 13th, 1929 were approved<br />
as printed and the action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
4. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on Finance of<br />
January 18th and 26th, and April 13th, 1929,<br />
were approved as<br />
printed and the action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
5. The minutes of the meeting of the Medical College Council of<br />
March 22nd, 1929, were approved as presented, the recommenda<br />
tions therein contained adopted, and appointments and appropria<br />
tions made as therein recommended.<br />
6. The Secretary<br />
reported those portions of the minutes of the<br />
meeting of the Committee on Buildings and Grounds of April 26th,<br />
1929, upon which immediate action by the Board was desired, and,<br />
on motion, the following portions of the minutes of such meeting<br />
were approved,<br />
and the action therein contained ratified and con<br />
firmed, and recommendations adopted as follows :<br />
(a) Section 3. It was resolved that,<br />
subject to the approval of<br />
the Architectural Advisory Board, the site north of the pres<br />
ent Home Economics Building substantially as shown on the<br />
General Plan, be approved as the site for the new Home Eco<br />
nomics Building.<br />
(b) Section 5. The area north and east of the barn back of the<br />
President's house as indicated on plan No. S1247 prepared by<br />
the Landscape Committee, was approved for development as<br />
a parking space.<br />
(c) Section 8. Plans were presented for a sports building to be<br />
constructed by the Athletic Association on <strong>University</strong> grounds<br />
near the toboggan slide. The construction of this building<br />
was approved in accordance with the general plans presented,<br />
subject to the approval of the Architectural Advisory Board,<br />
and subject also to the condition that toilet facilities be pro<br />
vided in the building if feasible.<br />
(d) Section 9. The plans for a new laundry unit as presented<br />
by Mr. Francis Y. Joannes were approved subject to the ap-<br />
approval of the Architectural Advisory Board,<br />
and it was
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recommended that the Comptroller be authorized to proceed<br />
with the construction and equipment of the building and that<br />
he be given authority to ask for bids and execute such con<br />
tracts as in his judgment may be necessary for such con<br />
struction and attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
(e) Section 10. The use by the Music Department of the house<br />
located at 320 Wait Avenue and known as the Scorpion<br />
House, was approved and necessary alterations amounting to<br />
approximately $6,000 were recommended.<br />
7. Trustees Frank E. Gannett and Bancroft Gherardi were ap<br />
pointed to fill the vacancies on the Committee on General Adminis<br />
tration.<br />
8. Trustee Frank E. Gannett presented his resignation from the<br />
State College Council,<br />
which was accepted.<br />
9. The <strong>University</strong> budget for the year 1929-1930 as proposed and<br />
recommended by the Budget Committee was approved with the<br />
minor changes recommended by the President,<br />
and appropriations made as therein recommended.<br />
and appointments<br />
10. The President reported that Dean W. A. Hammond had<br />
stated that he did not wish to avail himself of the opportunity to<br />
retire on April 30th, 1929, and therefore will not retire until June,<br />
1930.<br />
11. By ballot duly had the following<br />
were elected to professor<br />
ships, effective July 1st, 1929:<br />
P. T. Homan, Professor of Economics, at a salary<br />
year.<br />
of $5,000 a<br />
M. A. Copeland, Professor of Economics, at a salary of $5,000 a<br />
year.<br />
Paul J. Weaver, Professor of Music, at a salary of $7,000 a year.<br />
Jacob Papish, Professor of Chemistry, at a salary<br />
year.<br />
D. F. Smiley,<br />
of $4,000 a<br />
Professor of Hygiene and to continue as Medical<br />
Adviser, at a salary of $5,000 a year.<br />
H. D. Laube, Professor of Law and Secretary of the Law School,<br />
at a salary of $6,000 a year.<br />
J. B. Sumner, Professor of Biochemistry, at a salary<br />
year.<br />
12. Authority<br />
of $4,000 a<br />
was granted the President to confer degrees on<br />
June 13th, 1929, upon candidates recommended by the faculty of the<br />
Medical College in New York City.<br />
13. The President reported that owing to the new rules estab<br />
lished by<br />
the Carnegie Foundation he had made application for retir-
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ing allowances for Professor Herbert J. Davenport, George R. Mc-<br />
Dermott, and Librarian Willard Austen, and that such allowances<br />
had been granted as follows :<br />
Willard Austen, $2,050, effective June 17th, 1929.<br />
Herbert J. Davenport, $2,800; effective August 10th, 1929.<br />
George R. McDermott, $1,850, effective June 17th, 1929.<br />
14. By the concurrent vote of a majority of the total membership<br />
of the Board the following amendments to the <strong>University</strong> Statutes<br />
and Rules and Regulations were made :<br />
Section 3(A) of Article VIII was amended to read as follows:<br />
"The <strong>University</strong> Faculty shall consist of the President of the<br />
<strong>University</strong>, who shall be ex-officio the presiding officer, and the<br />
deans, professors and assistant professors, who are members of the<br />
above named special faculties, the Librarian and the assistant libra<br />
rians in the <strong>University</strong> Library, the Registrar, the Secretary<br />
of the <strong>University</strong>, the Dean of Women, the Director of Admis<br />
sions, and the Director of Resident Instruction, the Director of Ex<br />
tension Service, and the Director of the Experiment Station in the<br />
Colleges of Agriculture and Home Economics. The professors and<br />
assistant professors whom the <strong>University</strong> may appoint in the Depart<br />
ments of (1) Military Science and Tactics, (2) Physical Education<br />
and Training, and (3) Hygiene and Preventive Medicine shall not<br />
be members of any special faculty but shall be members of the Uni<br />
versity Faculty, it shall be the function of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty<br />
to consider questions which concern more than one college and ques<br />
tions of <strong>University</strong> policy; and it shall have disciplinary jurisdiction<br />
over the students of the <strong>University</strong> except for unsatisfactory work,<br />
for which discipline is entrusted to the respective special faculties."<br />
Section 3(B)<br />
as follows :<br />
was amended so that the first sentence shall read<br />
"Each special faculty, except that of the Graduate School,<br />
shall be<br />
composed of the President, who shall be ex-officio the presiding offi<br />
cer, the Dean, and all professors, assistant professors, and instruc<br />
tors who give instruction to regular students in the department or<br />
departments under the charge of that faculty, or to graduate stu<br />
dents in the corresponding division of the Graduate School, but in<br />
structors shall not have the right to vote until after four years of<br />
service as such, here or in an institution of equal academic stand<br />
ing; provided, however, that no instructor who was entitled to a<br />
vote in his special faculty on Commencement Day, 1919, shall be de<br />
action."<br />
prived of his right to vote by this<br />
Article XI, Section 2, paragraph 1, was amended by striking out<br />
the words "the director of experiment stations"<br />
and inserting the<br />
words "the Director of the New York State Experiment Station at<br />
Geneva".
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Paragraph A of Section 2 of Article XVIII was amended by<br />
repealing and striking out the following clause: "Provided, how<br />
ever, that no student shall be allowed to transfer from any such<br />
course to another course where tuition is charged without first pay<br />
ing the regular tuition fees for the hours for which he receives<br />
credit in the latter<br />
by adding Paragraph C as follows :<br />
course,"<br />
and Article XVIII was further amended<br />
(c) Any student transferring from one college or course in the<br />
<strong>University</strong> to another, must pay for the hours of credit he receives<br />
in the latter college or course an amount corresponding to the dif<br />
ference in tuition ; and no such transfer shall be allowed or credit<br />
given until such payment has been made.<br />
Section 1 of sub-division (a)<br />
the second paragraph will read as follows :<br />
of Article XIX was amended so that<br />
"Said fellowships have been and are assigned, one to each of the<br />
following departments or groups of departments : Mathematics ;<br />
Chemistry, Physics; Civil Engineering; Animal Biology; Botany,<br />
Geology, and Physical Geography ; Architecture, Landscape Archi<br />
tecture, and Fine Arts ; Agriculture, Horticulture, Home Economics<br />
and Veterinary Science ; English ; Germanic Languages ; Romance<br />
Languages ;<br />
Engineering."<br />
and two to Mechanical and Electrical<br />
Section 2 of Article IV of the Rules and Regulations was amended<br />
by repealing that portion of the paragraph reading<br />
as follows : "No<br />
student shall be allowed to transfer from free-tuition courses in the<br />
<strong>University</strong> to the courses in hotel administration without first paying<br />
the regular tuition fees for the hours for which he may receive<br />
credit in the latter<br />
course."<br />
15. Upon recommendation of the faculty of the College of Agri<br />
culture it was<br />
"Resolved, That senior students in the College of Agriculture, if<br />
they desire to take courses in the endowed colleges beyond the hours<br />
allowed free under the rules of that College, and beyond the total<br />
hours required for graduation, may be allowed to do so upon pay<br />
ment for the additional hours of instruction at the rate of tuition in<br />
given."<br />
the College in which the instruction is<br />
16. Upon recommendation of the Heckscher Research Council the<br />
following<br />
grants were made :<br />
Physical Sciences<br />
Supplements to Grants<br />
Grant No. 6: $2,000 to L. M. Dennis, for a study of germanium<br />
and its compounds.<br />
Grant No. n: $5,800 to F. K. Richtmyer, for a study of the ab<br />
sorption of X-rays.
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Grant No. 140: $2,000 to E. Merritt, for a study of the influence<br />
of conditions in the upper atmosphere on the propagation of electric<br />
waves.<br />
Grant No. 156: $2,500 to C. C. Murdock and T. R. Briggs, for a<br />
study<br />
of the size and shape of colloidal particles with particular<br />
reference to catalytic agents.<br />
Grant No. 157a: $4,500 to R. C. Gibbs, for a study of line spectra<br />
in the extreme ultra-violet.<br />
Grant No. 157b: $3,500 to R. C. Gibbs and J. R. Johnson, for a<br />
study of the absorption of visible and ultra-violet light by different<br />
materials in relation to their chemical constitution.<br />
Grant No. 157c: $3,500 to E. L. Nichols and E. Merritt, for the<br />
study of luminescence, particularly the relation between phosphores<br />
cence and fluorescence and chemical constitution.<br />
Grant No. i$7d: $1,000 to J. R. Collins, for a study of the effect<br />
of temperature on the nearer infra-red absorption of liquids and of<br />
luminescent effects in the nearer infra-red.<br />
Grant No. 155: $2,000 to F. Bedell and H. J. Reich, for investiga<br />
tions in alternating current measurement.<br />
Grant No. 159: $10,000 to W. D. Bancroft, for a study of the<br />
chemistry of radicals and the theory of concentrated solutions.<br />
Grant No. 160: $2,500 to J. Papish, for an investigation of the oc<br />
currence, distribution, and association of the rarer chemical elements.<br />
Grant No. 174: $500 to H. Ries, for an investigation of the<br />
moulding sand resources of the United States.<br />
Grant No. 179: $500 to L. M. Dennis, for an investigation of the<br />
separation of isotypes.<br />
New Grants<br />
Grant No. 180: $500 to S. L. Boothroyd and J. Papish, for an in<br />
vestigation of the rarer elements present in meteorites.<br />
Grant No. 181: $2,750 to L. M. Dennis, R. C. Gibbs and J. Papish,<br />
for the purchase of an adjustable etalon to be used in connection<br />
with researches under other grants.<br />
Biological Sciences<br />
Supplements to Grants<br />
Grant No. 25: $150 to A. A. Allen, for investigation of the artifi<br />
cial propagation of the canvasback and other ducks.<br />
Grant No. 64: $2,000 to H. H. Whetzel, for taxonomic studies in<br />
the genera Schlerotinia and Botrytis.<br />
Grant No. 106: $500 to H. D. Reed, A. C. Fraser and G. E. Em-
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body, for genetrical and morphological studies of fishes.<br />
Grant No in: $200 to L. C. Petry, for a collection of fossil<br />
plants of the Devonian formation in America.<br />
Grant No. 131: $500 to P. W. Claassen, for a study of the biology<br />
and taxonomy of the Plecoptera.<br />
Grant No. 162: $400 to J. B. Sumner, for the study of the enzyme<br />
urease.<br />
Grant No. 163: $1,000 to J. A. Dye, for a study of tissue respira<br />
tion and endocrine functions.<br />
New Grants<br />
Grant No. 182: $1,750 to P. J. Kruse, for a study of reflex action<br />
in man.<br />
Grant No. 183: $750 to E. F. Hopkins, for a study of the physio<br />
logical effect of iron and certain other elements in the ionized state.<br />
Humanities<br />
Supplements to Grants<br />
Grant No. 143: $250 to H. Hermannsson, for a study<br />
Norse and Icelandic manuscripts.<br />
of Old<br />
Grant No. 171: $1,000 to G. E. G. Catlin, for a study of certain<br />
social problems and the appropriate legislation for dealing with them.<br />
Grant No. 177: $500 to C. K. Burdick, for a comparative study<br />
of restatements of torts and agency and conflicts of laws.<br />
New Grants<br />
Grant No. 184: $500 to W. F. Willcox, for a study of the statis<br />
tics oi international migration.<br />
17. The President gave a short report on the financial condition<br />
of the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Medical College in New York City.<br />
18. Upon recommendation of the President, P. H. Price and Ar<br />
thur A. Wedel were appointed to the Eleanor Tatum Long Graduate<br />
Scholarships in Structural Geology for the academic years 1929-30,<br />
each at a stipend of $900.<br />
19. Upon recommendation of the President the sum of $486.75<br />
from the accumulated income of the Eleanor Tatum Long Scholar<br />
ship Fund was added to the principal of the fund in order to in<br />
crease it to $30,000.<br />
20. Upon recommendation of Dean A. R. Mann the portrait of<br />
Emeritus Professor H. H. Wing, presented by former students,<br />
members of the faculty and other interested parties throughout the<br />
State,<br />
was accepted and the President requested to express to the<br />
donors the appreciation of the Trustees.
2021<br />
21. Sabbatic leave of absence was granted Charles A. Burdick,<br />
Dean of the Law School, for the second term of the academic vear<br />
1929-30.<br />
22. A gift of $17,500 was reported to be used toward the estab<br />
lishment of a fund to be known as the Henry Shaler Williams Me<br />
morial. This gift was accepted and the fund established in accord<br />
ance with the provisions of the following deed of gift and the Presi<br />
dent was requested to express to the donors the appreciation of the<br />
Trustees.<br />
"We, the undersigned donors, do herewith give to <strong>Cornell</strong> Univer<br />
sity the amounts and in the manner indicated after our respective<br />
names, toward the establishment of a fund to be known as the Henry<br />
memory-<br />
Shaler Williams Memorial, in perpetuation of the of Henry<br />
Shaler Williams (1847-1918), quondam professor of Geology and<br />
Paleontology at <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>, and founder of Sigma XL<br />
The purpose of this fund is, broadly, to foster scientific study and<br />
especially scientific research, and its acceptance by the trustees of<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> carries the obligation so to use it. It is hoped<br />
and expected, however, that so long<br />
as there is adequate opportu<br />
nity, it will be applied in the field of Geology and Paleontology7. It<br />
is understood and acceptable that the fund may be mingled with<br />
and invested together with the other invested funds of the Univer<br />
sity, so long as there be credited to the fund the net average rate<br />
received by the <strong>University</strong> on its funds.<br />
The income may be used in paying personnel, in furnishing<br />
scholarships and/or in the purchase of facilities and equipment, if<br />
all in keeping with the general purposes above stated; moreover, if<br />
found wise, a portion of the principal not over one-third may be<br />
used in the purchase of such facilities and equipment, including real<br />
estate.<br />
But no permanent impairment of the fund shall be so permitted,<br />
and in case such use of principal should involve a purchase reason<br />
ably susceptible of depreciation and deterioration, then the income<br />
from a remaining portion of the fund shall be not spent but accumu<br />
lated until a proper reserve has been established against such possi<br />
ble loss or depreciation. It is further understood that in case of the<br />
discontinuance of the use in accordance with the purpose of the trust,<br />
of any7<br />
such material, tangible asset, it shall be incumbent upon the<br />
said trustees to dispose of it and return the proceeds into the princi<br />
pal of the trust-<br />
It being the intention that the fund shall not be regarded as per<br />
manently established until it amounts to at least S25.000. it is under<br />
stood that the income from at least one-fifth of the fund shall be<br />
accumulated, and periodically added to the principal of the fund,<br />
until that sum ($25,000) is reached.
2022<br />
It being understood that a present pressing need in the <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
Department of Geology is a summer camp as a place of study for a<br />
few selected students in field work of the department, specific assent<br />
is hereby given, but under the provisions above outlined, that such<br />
portion of the fund as is deemed wise by the said trustees may be<br />
applied toward the purchase and/or construction of such a camp,<br />
and toward scholarships to be used in conjunction therewith, both to<br />
bear the name of the fund.<br />
Rogers H. Williams _<br />
$5,000<br />
Mrs. George R. (Ellen D.) Williams 2,500<br />
Augusta H. Williams 2,500<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Newman _<br />
2,500<br />
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tanner 2,500<br />
R. B. Williams 1,000<br />
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Williams 1,000<br />
Otis L. Williams<br />
500"<br />
23. The President reported that the Carnegie Corporation had<br />
made a gift of $10,000 to the <strong>University</strong> for use in connection with<br />
the development of the Department of Fine Arts. This gift was<br />
accepted and the President requested to express to the donor the<br />
appreciation of the Trustees.<br />
The President was authorized to expend this money as he may<br />
deem necessary for the advancement of the purposes for which it<br />
was given.<br />
ing<br />
24. A request from the President of the Alumni Corporation ask<br />
that a committee be appointed from the Board of Trustees of<br />
the <strong>University</strong> to confer with the Alumni Committee making a sur<br />
vey of athletic conditions at <strong>Cornell</strong> was presented. After discus<br />
sion it was<br />
"Resolved, That it is the sense of the Board that the appointment<br />
of a special committee on athletics would not be consistent with the<br />
policy of the Board in matters of academic administration;<br />
That the Committee on General Administration be requested to<br />
furnish to the Athletic Survey Committee of the_ Alumni Corpora<br />
tion such information as it may have or may obtain which would be<br />
helpful to the Survey Committee in its deliberations ;<br />
That in communicating this attitude and action of the Board the<br />
Chairman be requested to express to the Survey Committee the<br />
Board's recognition of the importance of the inquiry in which that<br />
committee is engaged, its appreciation of the spirit in which the in<br />
quiry is being conducted and its hope that recommendations may<br />
result which will be of benefit to the general athletic situation of the<br />
<strong>University</strong>."<br />
25. The President reported that there had been received through<br />
the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council the sum of $7,900 which had been raised<br />
through the personal efforts of Dr. Frank H. Miller; $6,900 of the<br />
fund to be added to and become a part of the Flower Library En-
2023<br />
dowment in the College of Veterinary Medicine, and $1,000 of the<br />
fund to endow the Charles Gross Bondy Prize Fund. These funds<br />
were established and the appreciation of the Trustees expressed to<br />
Dr. Miller for his interest and efforts.<br />
26. The President also reported that there had been received<br />
through the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council from Trustee E. N. Sanderson, the<br />
sum of $1,000 to be added to and become a part of the Flower Li<br />
brary Endowment as above established. This gift was accepted and<br />
the appreciation of the Trustees expressed.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
April 27, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees R. B. Williams, Chairman ; Hiscock, Ickelhei<br />
mer, R. H. Treman, Upson, Farrand, J. DuPratt White, and Comp<br />
troller Bostwick.<br />
1. The following purchases were authorized at approximately the<br />
present market prices :<br />
500 shares Standard Oil of California.<br />
$50,000 Missouri-Pacific Convertible 5j4s.<br />
$50,000 Warner Co. 6s.<br />
500 shares Oliver Farm Equipment 6% preferred.<br />
2. The sale of 30 shares of American Cyanamid 6% preferred<br />
stock at the market was authorized and in connection therewith, it<br />
was resolved that George F. Rogalsky, as Treasurer, be and he<br />
hereby is authorized to assign the certificates in blank and to attach<br />
thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
3. A previous authorization to purchase 350 shares of United<br />
States Leather preferred stock was rescinded.<br />
4. The Comptroller was requested to look into the Webster Mills<br />
6>4s held by the <strong>University</strong><br />
circumstances warrant a sale.<br />
and to sell the same if in his judgment<br />
5. It was duly voted to sell our balance of 430 shares of Diamond<br />
Match stock at the market and in connection therewith it was re<br />
solved that George F. Rogalsky, as Treasurer, be and he hereby is<br />
authorized to endorse the certificates in blank and to attach thereto<br />
the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
It was also resolved that George F. Rogalsky be and he hereby is<br />
authorized to assign in blank for sale any rights to subscribe to Dia<br />
mond Match stock that may be received.<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary, pro tem.<br />
>
2024<br />
SUMMARY<br />
Amount<br />
Lectureship and Special Funds 36,225<br />
Fellowships 12,975<br />
Scholarships 42,950<br />
Prizes 2,530<br />
Student Aid 31,689<br />
Special Funds 107,191<br />
Interest, Annuities and Retiring Allowances 52,845<br />
Maintenance of Physical Plant 249,880<br />
Improvement of Physical Plant 20,000<br />
Miscellaneous Operating Expenses 104,050<br />
Library 66,967<br />
Agriculture 28,200<br />
Summer Session 1929 (not including Law)<br />
72,500<br />
Summer School of Biology, 1929 6,075<br />
Architecture 90,775<br />
College of Arts and Sciences<br />
Office and General 15,925<br />
Arts Department<br />
Classics 31,000<br />
Economics 57,400<br />
Education 17,800<br />
English 74,800<br />
German 22,825<br />
Government 16,650<br />
History, American 12,500<br />
History, Ancient 8,000<br />
History, English 5,350<br />
History, Mediaeval 7,775<br />
History, Modern European 7,450<br />
Literature, Comparative Study of 7,525<br />
Music<br />
13,600<br />
Philosophy<br />
33,850<br />
Psychology<br />
25,300<br />
Public Speaking<br />
25,150<br />
Romance Languages<br />
40,700<br />
Scandinavian<br />
3,025<br />
Semitics 5,700<br />
Total Arts Departments $ 416,400<br />
Science Departments<br />
Chemistry<br />
Geology --<br />
169,140<br />
44,115
2025<br />
Mathematics 58,710<br />
Physics 1 18,900<br />
Zoology 14,610<br />
Total Science Department $ 405,475<br />
Total Arts and Sciences $ 721,875<br />
General Departments<br />
Military 15,705<br />
Physical Education 29,750<br />
Hygiene 42,465<br />
Medicine 62,670<br />
Graduate School 3,500<br />
Law 95,870<br />
Engineering 368,033<br />
<strong>University</strong> Faculty 2,750<br />
Dean of Women 13,650<br />
Division of Education 750<br />
President's Office 23,700<br />
Bureau of Public Information 7,080<br />
Registrar's Office 8,500<br />
Director of Admission's Office 10,656<br />
Secretary's Office 19,590<br />
Superintendent's Office 25,400<br />
Comptroller's Office 29,980<br />
Purchasing Office 17,640<br />
Treasurer's Office 20,720<br />
Alumni Representative's Office 15,680<br />
Other Officers 8,400<br />
$2,585,141
2026<br />
ESTIMATED INCOME<br />
Estimate<br />
1929-30<br />
Tuition 1,055,000<br />
Estimated Increased Attendance (30 @ $400) 12,000<br />
Estimated Increased Attendance (Law School<br />
15 @ $300) 4,500<br />
State for Agricultural Students 27,400<br />
State for Home Economics Students 45,900<br />
Instruction in Hotel Management 19,100<br />
Summer Session (including Biology)<br />
66,000<br />
Summer Session, Law 7,600<br />
Fees except Infirmary and Willard Straight Hall 141,500<br />
Residential Halls 35,000<br />
Invested Funds (unrestricted) less Insurance<br />
Reserve 623,500<br />
Invested Funds (restricted) less Insurance Re<br />
serve 263,500<br />
Semi-Centennial Endowment Fund Subscription<br />
Interest 30,000<br />
U. S. Congressional Industrial Fund 50,000<br />
Part of Medical Adviser to Infirmary<br />
7,500<br />
G-S Items to G-S Special Fund 3,400<br />
Light and Water 26,000<br />
Anonymous Donation for Professorial Salaries.. 18,000<br />
Anonymous Donation for Professorial Salaries<br />
(Unexpended Balance)<br />
5,425<br />
Anonymous Donation for Architecture 10,000<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council, Unrestricted 140,000<br />
$2,591,325<br />
Excess of Income over Expenditures 6.184
2027<br />
DETAILED APPROPRIATIONS<br />
Lectureship and Special Funds<br />
Goldwin Smith Special Fund for the following<br />
or other<br />
Amount<br />
appropriate purposes 8,750<br />
Goldwin Smith Special or Supernormal Salary Fund....<br />
Goldwin Smith Lectureship Fund<br />
Goldwin Smith Faculty Prize Fund<br />
Goldwin Smith Reading Room Fund<br />
From these are paid the G-S Department appropria<br />
Any<br />
tions hereinafter marked (G-S)<br />
surplus of income to be used toward the payment<br />
of salaries in G-S Hall<br />
Chemical Non-Resident Lectures 19,750<br />
Irvine Lectures 100<br />
Messenger Lectures 4,365<br />
Schiff Non-Resident Lectures 3,260<br />
Fellowships<br />
$ 36,225<br />
2 <strong>University</strong> Fellowships @ $525 each 1,050<br />
21 <strong>University</strong> Fellowships @ $425 each 8,925<br />
Boldt, George C 1,000<br />
Earle, Charles Bull 500<br />
Gage, Susan Phelps 500<br />
Meyer, Edgar J<br />
500<br />
500<br />
Schiff, Jacob H. ($425 and tuition)<br />
Scholarships<br />
$ 12,975<br />
Graduate Scholarships 5,600<br />
36 Undergraduate Scholarships @ $200 each 7,200<br />
Beatty Agricultural 325<br />
Boldt, George C 2,000<br />
Brigden, Carrie G 140<br />
Dreyfus Memorial 1 ,365<br />
Fraser Law 150<br />
Hall, Mary F 950<br />
Kenney, Eudorus C 2,725<br />
5 Law School First Year 1,500<br />
Long, Eleanor Tatum 1,600<br />
McMullen, John 14,740<br />
North, C. Howell 650<br />
Osborn, Laura 380<br />
Padgham, Frank W 400
2028<br />
Scholarships {Continued)<br />
Roberts, Charles H 1,700<br />
Saunders, Alexander and Mary E 675<br />
Schermerhorn, Grace 100<br />
Smith, Judson N 200<br />
Thompson, William D 50<br />
Wentz, John L 300<br />
Wilson, Fred L 200<br />
Prizes<br />
$ 42,950<br />
Baird, M. Z 50<br />
Barnes, A. S 50<br />
Bennett, J. G 50<br />
Bennett, P. S 30<br />
Besse, Anna 50<br />
Boardman Senior Law 100<br />
Caldwell, G. C 50<br />
Class of '86 Memorial 86<br />
Class of '94 Debate 94<br />
Corson, Browning<br />
50<br />
Corson, French 50<br />
Courant, J. M 50<br />
Crandall, C. L 190<br />
Dickinson, Paul 25<br />
Eastman, A. R 125<br />
Fuertes Medal 50<br />
Fuertes Prize Debate 180<br />
Guilford Essay<br />
150<br />
Messenger, L. L 250<br />
Miller, Jane 50<br />
Pack, C. L 50<br />
Pack Foundation Forestry<br />
50<br />
Philosophy, Graduate 25<br />
Ring Memorial 100<br />
Sampson, Frances 50<br />
Sibley 100<br />
White, Spanish 300<br />
White, Veterinary 25<br />
Woodford 100<br />
$ 2,530
Student Aid<br />
2029<br />
Dearstyne Fund 156<br />
Guiteau Loan Fund 26,000<br />
Hubbard Memorial Fund 109<br />
Hunter Loan Fund for Young Women 772<br />
Jonas, Albert and Olive, Fund 109<br />
Knickerbacker, John, Fund 1,650<br />
Morris, Ruth, Loan Fund 300<br />
Polish Student Loan Fund 11<br />
Schling, Max, Loan Fund 142<br />
Seidell Book Fund 76<br />
Smith, C. F., Fund 294<br />
Straight, Willard, Memorial 325<br />
Vail Fund 545<br />
Women's Guild 545<br />
Women Students Loan Fund 531<br />
Wurts Loan Fund 124<br />
Special Funds<br />
$ 31,689<br />
Anonymous Endowment 7,400<br />
Anvil Club 16<br />
Beekeepers Library<br />
Bennett, C. E., Research in Classical Languages 325<br />
Class of 1896 Memorial Library Fund 109<br />
Class Funds 1,074<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Masque 300<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Christian Association 2,050<br />
Heckscher Foundation 50,000<br />
Hinkley, Orchestra Foundation 1,029<br />
Infirmary Endowment 5,458<br />
King-Osborn Memorial 2,500<br />
Ludwig, Robert and Charlotte, Fund 1,692<br />
Pack Research in Forest Soils 7,100<br />
Patten, H. J., Fund 1,000<br />
Rowlee Memorial 45<br />
Sage Chapel:<br />
Dean Sage Sermon Fund 4,260<br />
Expense 900<br />
Organ Care 200<br />
Sunday Programs 250<br />
Tanner Foundation 2,730<br />
Tansey Memorial 38<br />
Thorne Professorship Fund 7,530<br />
Treman, R. H.^ Fund _<br />
1,635<br />
Wild, L. P., Fund 142<br />
Income added to Principal 9,329<br />
79<br />
$107,191
2030<br />
Interest, Annuities and Retiring Allowances<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, C. E., Annuity 300<br />
Fiske, Monzecchi, Annuity<br />
2,200<br />
Mitchell Interest 225<br />
Preswick Annuity 300<br />
Professorial Pensions 26,420<br />
Schurman, J. G., Annuity 6,000<br />
Interest on Accumulated Deficit 17,400<br />
Maintenance of Physical Plant<br />
$ 52,845<br />
Care of Buildings 39,880<br />
Repairs to Buildings 35,000<br />
Electric Service 21,000<br />
Grounds, Care of 22,000<br />
Landscape Work and Ornamentation 5,000<br />
Central Heating Plant and Distribution System:<br />
Manufacturing Supplies 1,800<br />
Manufacturing Maintenance 9,500<br />
Manufacturing Labor 25,000<br />
Manufacturing Fuel 160,000<br />
Electric Service 3,500<br />
<strong>University</strong> Transmission Lines 8,000<br />
General Transmission Lines 500<br />
Water 700<br />
<strong>University</strong> Appropriation 100,000<br />
Water Works:<br />
Operation 16,700<br />
Interest and Depreciation 17,000<br />
33,700<br />
Less Credits and Adjustments 17,700<br />
16,000<br />
Goldwin Smith Hall Ornamentation 250<br />
Spraying Elms 250<br />
Expense of Superintendent's Car 500<br />
Night Watchmen 5,000<br />
Buildings and Grounds Special 1,500<br />
Tennis Courts and Alumni Field 1,000<br />
Organ Cleaning and Repairs 2,500<br />
$249,880
Improvements of Physical Plant<br />
2031<br />
Paving<br />
Departmental Improvements:<br />
Psychology (Considerable Structural Changes<br />
Romance Languages (Rearrange Office No. 278<br />
Public Speaking (Miscellaneous)<br />
Physics (Miscellaneous)<br />
Physics (Sprinkler System)..<br />
Geology (Miscellaneous)<br />
Geology ( Elevator)<br />
Medicine (Miscellaneous)<br />
Law (New Benches and Desks in Lecture Room A)<br />
Military (Miscellaneous)<br />
Water Meter for Baker Group<br />
Storage Building at East Ithaca<br />
Street Lighting, East Avenue<br />
New Sidewalk White Gate to South Avenue<br />
New Sidewalk Central Avenue from South Avenue<br />
to <strong>University</strong> Avenue)<br />
Parking Space East Side of Central Avenue opposite<br />
Willard Straight Hall<br />
Cornice- Rand Hall<br />
Conduit for Telephones Willard Straight to Library<br />
Conduit for Electric Lines Library to <strong>University</strong><br />
Avenue<br />
Ya Ton Dump Truck<br />
Miscellaneous Operating Expenses<br />
Administrative Office Expense<br />
Advertising and Lectures<br />
American Council on Education.<br />
Architectural Advisory Board, Salaries<br />
(Medary $1,000, Fleming $2,500, Bosworth $1,000)<br />
Architectural Advisory Board Expenses<br />
Audit by Public Accountants<br />
Chimer<br />
City of Ithaca<br />
C. U. C. A. Handbook<br />
C. U. C. A. Employment Bureau<br />
Diplomas and Commencement<br />
Entrance Examination Board<br />
Faculty Committee on Intelligence Testing<br />
Insurance (Fire)<br />
Insurance (Workmen's Compensation)<br />
Inspection of Buildings for Fire Hazard<br />
Law Quarterly<br />
Moral and Religious Welfare Work<br />
President's House Entertainment Account<br />
20,000<br />
$ 20,000<br />
. 12,000<br />
400<br />
500<br />
. 4,500<br />
. 2,000<br />
. 2,000<br />
500<br />
. 5,000<br />
250<br />
. 1,300<br />
. 8,000<br />
. 1,200<br />
500<br />
. 18,000<br />
. 6,000<br />
300<br />
500<br />
. 7,500<br />
.. 5,000
2032<br />
Miscellaneous Operating Expenses {Continued)<br />
President's House Heat and Care 3,500<br />
Special Assistance C. L. Durham 2,000<br />
Sundry Unitemized Expenses 12,000<br />
Telephone Service 8,000<br />
Trustees'<br />
Traveling Expenses 3 000<br />
Y. W. C. A 100<br />
Library<br />
$104,050<br />
, Librarian 5,000<br />
Willis, E. R. B., Assistant Librarian 3,600<br />
Hermannsson, H., Curator Icelandic Collection 2,000<br />
Hamilton, G. L , Curator Italian Collections 600<br />
Gaskill, Miss G., Curator White and Wason Collections 1,800<br />
Ingersoll, Miss E. S., Supervisor Accessions 2,100<br />
de Grassi, G., Supervisor Classification and Shelves 2,100<br />
Speed, Miss E. R., Supervisor Catalogs 2,100<br />
Leland, Miss Lillian, Supervisor Periodicals 1,800<br />
Farr, M. E., Cataloger 1,800<br />
Howe, A. C, Cataloger. 1,600<br />
Lorentz, M. C, Cataloger. 1,500<br />
Dorr, M. L., Cataloger 1,300<br />
Mather, Mrs. Mercie, Stenographer 900<br />
Reese, Miss M. C , Assistant, Readers Division 1,100<br />
Dorn, C. M., Assistant, Readers Division 900<br />
, Asistant, Accessions Division 900<br />
Loveless, Mrs. Emily, Assistant, Stacks Division 900<br />
, Assistant, Stacks Division 900<br />
, Assistant, Periodicals Division 900<br />
, Page, Readers Division 300<br />
Student Assistants Day Hours.. 900<br />
Student Assistants Evening Hours 1,000<br />
Student Assistants Periodicals ~~<br />
300<br />
Student Assistants Catalog 300<br />
Printing, Stationery, etc 800<br />
Postage, Express, Freight, etc 300<br />
Furniture, Repairs, etc - 300<br />
$ 38,000<br />
Income Barnes Book Fund 273<br />
Income Botsford Fund 36<br />
Income Chemical Library Book Fund 273<br />
Income Church Book Fund 136<br />
Income Comstock Memorial Fund 143
2033<br />
Library {Continued)<br />
Income Flower Library Book Fund 600<br />
Income Goldwin Smith Hall Reading Room Fund 148<br />
Income Harris Mathematics Library Fund 3<br />
Income Howland Fund 92<br />
Income Icelandic Book Fund 437<br />
Income Icelandic Publication Fund 273<br />
Income Kuichling Library Fund 66<br />
Income Loewy Book Fund 54<br />
Income Petrarch and Dante Book Fund 327<br />
Income Risley Hall Library Fund 14<br />
Income Sage Library Fund 16,376<br />
Income Schiff Foundation Book Fund 137<br />
Income Van Cleef Memorial Fund 1,146<br />
Income Victorean Poets Fund 54<br />
One-third Free Income Fiske Library Fund 7,579<br />
Appropriation White Library<br />
$ 28,967<br />
Agriculture<br />
Congressional Industrial Fund 20,000<br />
General Appropriation 5,700<br />
Tuition, Fees, and other income, U. S. and State appro<br />
priations and gifts as received<br />
Mann, A. R., Dean (part salary)<br />
Summer Session 1929 (not including Law)<br />
Summer School of Biology, 1929<br />
Expires<br />
800<br />
2,500<br />
$ 28,200<br />
72,500<br />
6,075<br />
Architecture, College of<br />
Young, George, Jr., Dean and Professor 7,000<br />
Bosworth, F. H., Professor<br />
6,000<br />
Martin, C. A., Professor<br />
5,000<br />
Brauner, O. M., Professor 5,000<br />
Phelps, A. C, Professor 5,000<br />
Davis, E. G, Professor 4,000<br />
Midjo, C. M. S., Professor 4,500<br />
Burnham, L. P., Professor 3,750<br />
Schuchardt, W. H., Professor No salary<br />
Seymour, A. D., Professor 4,500<br />
Chamberlain. G. R., Asst. Professor (L/A).... 1930 1,000
2034<br />
Architecture {Continued)<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
Montillon, E. D., Asst. Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Baxter, H. E., Asst. Professor 1932 3,500<br />
Stone, W. K., Asst. Professor 1932 2,500<br />
Lawson, E., Asst. Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Dunbar, W. M. L., Asst. Professor 1931 3,250<br />
Finlayson, D. L., Asst. Professor 1931 4,200<br />
Camden, Harry P., Asst. Professor 1930 3,500<br />
Todd, C. L., Instructor 1930 2,250<br />
Abbuehl, E., Instructor 1930 2,250<br />
Grimes, J. W., Instructor 1931 2,250<br />
Washburn, K. L., Instructor 1931 2,250<br />
Harris, R. S., Librarian 1,800<br />
, Asst. Librarian 1,500<br />
$ 81,000<br />
Clerk 1,200<br />
Clerk 900<br />
Appropriation 7,675<br />
Office and General<br />
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES<br />
$ 90.775<br />
Ogden, R. M., Dean 2,500<br />
Sibley, R. P., Ass't Dean and Secretary<br />
Ashton, Miss L. H., Assistant Secretary<br />
Assistants to Dean and Secretary<br />
5,000<br />
2,000<br />
4,000<br />
$ 13,500<br />
Office Supplies and Equipment 1,200<br />
(Including Advisory Board for Underclass<br />
men, Committee on Admission and appro<br />
priation for Chairman of the latter.)<br />
Reading Room (G-S)<br />
525<br />
American Classical School Rome (G-S) 250<br />
American Classical School Athens (G-S) 250<br />
American Classical School Jerusalem (G-S) 100<br />
Research Room, Marine Biological Labora<br />
tory Woods Hole, Mass 100<br />
$ 15,925
Classics<br />
2035<br />
ARTS DEPARTMENTS<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
Andrews, E. P., Professor<br />
Durham, C. L., Professor<br />
Jones, H. L., Professor (L/A with full salary)<br />
, Professor<br />
Caplan, H., Ass't Professor 1931<br />
Hutton, James, Ass't Professor 1932<br />
McDonald, W. F., Instructor 1930<br />
Museum Maintenance<br />
Museum Additions<br />
Appropriation ( G-S)<br />
Economics<br />
Willcox, W. F., Professor<br />
Reed, H. L., Professor<br />
English, D., Professor<br />
Slichter, S. H., Professor (L/A 1929-30)<br />
Professor<br />
,<br />
Homan, P. T., Professor<br />
Copeland, M. A., Professor<br />
Woodward, J. L., Ass't Professor.. 1932<br />
O'Leary, P. M., Ass't Professor 1932<br />
Hathcock, J. W., Instructor 1930<br />
,<br />
Instructor<br />
Junkin, W. R., Instructor 1930<br />
Instructor<br />
,<br />
McNatt, E. B., Instructor 1930<br />
Leonard, W. R., Instructor 1930<br />
Instructor<br />
,<br />
Instructor<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
, Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
,<br />
Technical and Clerical Assistance<br />
Assistant to Professor H. L. Reed<br />
Laboratory of Industrial Relations<br />
Appropriation<br />
5,000<br />
5,000<br />
5,000<br />
5,000<br />
4,000<br />
3,000<br />
2,500<br />
$ 29,500<br />
500<br />
500<br />
500<br />
$ 31,000<br />
7,000<br />
7,000<br />
5,000<br />
3,000<br />
2,500<br />
5,000<br />
5,000<br />
3,000<br />
3,000<br />
1,800<br />
1,800<br />
1,500<br />
1,200<br />
1,800<br />
1,500<br />
1,200<br />
1,200<br />
250<br />
250<br />
250<br />
230<br />
250<br />
250<br />
250<br />
250<br />
250<br />
250<br />
$ 55,000<br />
1,050<br />
750<br />
100<br />
500<br />
$ 57,400
2036<br />
Education Expis<br />
Ogden, R. M., Professor 6,000<br />
Jordan, R. H., Professor 5,000<br />
Freeman, F. S., Ass't Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Bruce, W. F., Instructor 1930 2,500<br />
$ 16,500<br />
Appropriation ( G-S) 300<br />
Appropriation Secondary Schools 1,000<br />
English<br />
$ 17,800<br />
Sampson, M. W., Professor 7,000<br />
Strunk, W., Professor 5,000<br />
Prescott, F. C, Professor 6000,<br />
Northup, C. S., Professor 5,000<br />
Adams, J. Q., Professor 7,000<br />
Monroe, B. S., Asst. Professor 1931 4,000<br />
Broughton, L. N., Asst. Professor 1931 3,750<br />
Smith, F. M., Asst. Professor 1931 3,750<br />
Hebel, J. W., Asst. Professor 1931 4,000<br />
French, W. H., Asst. Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Baldwin, D. L., Instructor ! 1930 2,100<br />
Marx, M., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Van Allen, G. R., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Carroll, W. B., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Mitchell, D. R., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Johnson, E. M., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Lindsay, J. R., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Kessel, M., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Elson, J. J., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Muller, H. J., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Ainsworth, E. G, Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Bissell, F. O., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
$ 72,500<br />
Clerk 600<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
150<br />
Reading Papers 500<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Studies in English 750<br />
Assistant to Professor Adams 300<br />
German<br />
$ 74,800<br />
Faust, A. B., Professor 5,000<br />
Boesche, A. W., Professor 5,000<br />
Pope, P. R., Professor (L/A 2nd Term) 5,000
2037<br />
German (Continued) E^s<br />
Andrews, A. L., Asst. Professor 1931 3,750<br />
Kubler, E. A. R., Instructor 1930 2,000<br />
Spann, M Instructor 1930 2,000<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
Government<br />
Cushman, R. E., Professor<br />
$ 22,750<br />
75<br />
$ 22,825<br />
7,000<br />
, Professor 5,000<br />
Catlin, G. E. G, Professor (Part time)<br />
2,500<br />
Shipman, G. A., Instructor 1930 L800<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
History, American<br />
Hull, C. H., Professor<br />
Bretz, J. P., Professor<br />
Appropriation (G-S).<br />
$ 16,300<br />
350<br />
$ 16,650<br />
6,000<br />
5,500<br />
1 Assistant 500<br />
, Assistant 500<br />
$ 12,500<br />
$ 12,500<br />
History, Ancient<br />
Laistner, M. L. W., Professor 5,500<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
, Assistant 800<br />
, Assistant 800<br />
, Assistant 800<br />
$ 7,900<br />
100<br />
$ 8,000<br />
History, English<br />
Marcham, F. G, Asst. Professor 1931 3,500<br />
Ramsay, R. G., Instructor 1,800<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
$ 5,300<br />
50<br />
$ 5,350
2038<br />
History, Mediaeval e1pis<br />
Smith, Preserved, Professor 7,000<br />
, Assistant 750<br />
$ 7,750<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 25<br />
$ 7,775<br />
History, Modern European<br />
Becker, C, Professor 7,000<br />
Hickman, Miss E., Assistant (free tuition) ._ 350<br />
$ 7,350<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 100<br />
$ 7,450<br />
Literature, Comparative Study of<br />
Cooper, L., Professor. 7,000<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 25<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Studies in English.. 500<br />
Music<br />
$ 7,525<br />
Weaver, Paul J., Professor 7,000<br />
Smith, H. D., Asst. Professor 1930 3,000<br />
Coleman, G. L., Instructor 1,100<br />
$ 11,100<br />
Appropriation 2,500<br />
Philosophy<br />
$ 13,600<br />
, Professor 5,000<br />
Hammond, W. A., Professor 7,000<br />
Thilly, F., Professor House and 6,000<br />
Cunningham, G. W., Professor 6,000<br />
Smart, H. R., Asst. Professor 1930 3,500<br />
Paine, E. T., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Robinson, R. G, Instructor 1930 2,500<br />
, Assistant 800<br />
, Assistant 600<br />
$ 32,500<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 150<br />
Philosophical Review 1,200<br />
$ 33,850
2039<br />
Psychology Expires<br />
Bentley, M., Professor 6,500<br />
Weld, H. P., Professor 5,000<br />
Dallenbach, K. M., Asst. Professor 1930 3,500<br />
Feldman, S., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Kreezer, G, Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
, Instructor 1,500<br />
, Assistant 750<br />
, Assistant 750<br />
$ 21,300<br />
Appropriation 2,100<br />
Mechanician, half time 1,000<br />
Clerk 900<br />
$ 25,300<br />
Public Speaking<br />
Drummond, A. M., Professor 5,000<br />
Muchmore, G. B., Asst. Professor 1930 4,000<br />
Wichelns, H. A., Asst. Professor 1930 4,000<br />
Wagner, R. H., Asst. Professor 1932 3,250<br />
Stainton, W. H., Asst. Professor 1931 1,600<br />
(Plus $1,400 from Dramatic Club)<br />
Thomas, C. K., Instructor 1930 2,500<br />
Harshbarger, H. C, Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Easton, Mack, Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
, Assistant 300<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
$ 24,950<br />
300<br />
Debate Council 300<br />
Clerk 600<br />
Romance Languages<br />
$ 25,150<br />
Mason, J. F., Professor 5,000<br />
Hamilton, G. L., Professor 5,000<br />
Guerlac, O. G, Professor 5,000<br />
Pumpelly, L., Professor 5,000<br />
Dale, G. L, Professor 5,000<br />
Bishop, M. G, Asst. Professor 1932 3,500<br />
Pelmont, A. P., Instructor 1930 2,500<br />
Camino, L. F., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Deily, M. B., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Andrus, L. R., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Fay, E. G., Instructor 1930 1,500
2040<br />
Romance Languages {Continued)<br />
McGrath, E. M., Instructor 1930<br />
^<br />
, Reader<br />
1,500<br />
500<br />
$ 40,500<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 200<br />
$ 40,700<br />
Scandinavian<br />
Hermannsson, H., Professor 3,000<br />
'<br />
Appropriation (G-S)<br />
25<br />
Semitics<br />
$ 3,025<br />
Schmidt, N., Professor 5,500<br />
Appropriation (G-S) 200<br />
$ 5,700<br />
SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS<br />
Chemistry<br />
Dennis, L. M., Professor.. 7,000<br />
Bancroft, W. D., Professor 7,000<br />
Chamot, E. M., Professor 5,000<br />
Cavanaugh, G. W., Professor 4,500<br />
Browne, A. W., Professor 5,000<br />
Rhodes, F. H., Professor 4,500<br />
Briggs, T. R., Professor (L/A 2nd Term)<br />
4,000<br />
Papish, J., Professor 4,000<br />
Nichols, M. L., Asst. Professor<br />
(L/A 1929-30)<br />
1931 1,500<br />
Mason, C. W., Asst. Professor 1930 2,750<br />
Johnson, J. R., Asst. Professor 1930 4,000<br />
Laubengayer, A. W., Asst Professor 1931 2,500<br />
Bedient, H. A., Instructor (part time) 1930 1,500<br />
, Instructor 1,500<br />
Hosking, H. J., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Johnson, E. B., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Morse, C. W., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Murray, M. J., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Miscall, J., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
50 Assistants 26,650<br />
Griffiths, H. J., Overseer<br />
$ 90,400<br />
3,000<br />
Griffiths, H. J., one-half house rent 360<br />
Barron, E. J., Assistant to Overseer 1,800<br />
Bush, H., Mechanician 2,400<br />
Brandt, A. L., Glassblower 2,400
2041<br />
Chemistry {Continued) Expires<br />
Willsey, V., Storeroom Clerk 1,800<br />
Sherwood, A., Asst. to Storeroom Clerk 1,020<br />
Feehan, H., Storeroom Attendant 1,020<br />
, Asst. in charge of Museum and<br />
Night Clerk in Library, 9 mos. @ $100 900<br />
, Business Clerk 1,380<br />
, Secretary to Head of Dept 1,200<br />
, Stenographer,<br />
plus $600 from<br />
Baker Fund 600<br />
, Stenographer 1,080<br />
, Stenographer 1,080<br />
, Apparatus Clerk 1,080<br />
, Record Clerk 1,080<br />
, Librarian 1,080<br />
, Assistant Business Clerk 960<br />
Student .40 Attendants, Stockroom, @ $ an<br />
hour 3,000<br />
Appropriation 51,500<br />
$ 78,740<br />
$169,140<br />
Geology<br />
Ries, H., Professor 6,000<br />
Gill, A. C, Professor 5,000<br />
Harris, G. D., Professor 5,000<br />
von Engeln, O. D., Professor (L/A 1929-30).. 2,250<br />
Nevin, C. M., Asst. Professor 1931 3,500<br />
St. John, Miss R. N, Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Tuck, R., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Trainer, D. W., Jr., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Burfoot, J. D., Jr., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Cole, W. S., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Brown, O. W., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Megathlin, G. R., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Millward, L. G. Assistant in Geology<br />
600<br />
, Assistant in Geology 600<br />
, Assistant in Geology 600<br />
Jones, V E., Assistant in Eng. Geology<br />
Bissell, B., Assistant in Mineralogy<br />
600<br />
400<br />
, Assistant in Paleontology 400<br />
Miss G. H. Duncan, Assistant in Geology<br />
700
2042<br />
Geology {Continued) v^<br />
Assistance by the hour Physical Geography 75<br />
Assistance by the hour Mineralogy 100<br />
Sheldon, Miss P. G, Curator 1,200<br />
$ 39,925<br />
Appropriation 4,190<br />
Mathematics<br />
$ 44,115<br />
Hutchinson, J. I., Professor 5,000<br />
Snyder, V., Professor 5,500<br />
Sharpe, F. R., Professor 5,000<br />
Ranum, A., Professor 4,250<br />
Hurwitz, W., Professor 5,000<br />
Carver, W. B., Professor 4,250<br />
Gillespie, D. C., Professor 4,250<br />
Craig, C. F., Asst. Professor 1930 2,750<br />
Roos, C. F., Asst. Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Banfforth.F.R., Asst. Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Agnew, R. P., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Hadlock, E. H., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Lowenstein, L. L., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Paradiso, L. J., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Schus, H. L., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Beisel, B. R., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Torrance, C. C, Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Cameron, R. H., Instructor (part time) 1930 900<br />
Lawrence, V. S., Instructor (part time). 1930 900<br />
1930 1,800<br />
Dye, L. A., Instructor _<br />
$ 57,600<br />
Appropriation 150<br />
Clerk _<br />
Physics<br />
_. 960<br />
$ 58,710<br />
Merritt, E, Professor 7,000<br />
Bedell, F., Professor 6,000<br />
Trevor, J. E., Professor (part time)<br />
1,000<br />
Richtmyer, F. K., Professor 7,000<br />
Gibbs, R. C, Professor 6,000<br />
Kennard, E. H., Professor 4,500<br />
Grantham, G. E., Asst. Professor 1931 4,000<br />
Howe, H. E., Asst. Professor 1930 3,500<br />
Murdock, C. C, Asst. Professor 1930 3,750<br />
Collins, J. R., Asst. Professor 1930 3,750<br />
Barton, H. A., Asst. Professor 1932 3,500<br />
, Instructor 2,100<br />
Seemann, H. E Instructor., 1930 2,100<br />
Childs, H. R., Instructor 1930 1,500
2043<br />
Physics {Continued)<br />
Crafts, A. G, Instructor 1,500<br />
Reich, H. J., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Webb, J. S., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
White, H. E., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Wilber, D. T., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Kruger, G, Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Smith, L. P., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Gartlein, C. \V., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Nelson, H. R., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Carr, P. H., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Wood, L. A., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Goldsmith, N. W., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Barnes, L. L., Instructor 1930 1,200<br />
Spencer, H. E., Assistant .-.<br />
700<br />
Then, J. W., Assistant 800<br />
Hirsh, F. R., Jr., Assistant 800<br />
Mingins, C. R., Instructor (part time) 1930 700<br />
Marchant, J. H., Assistant 800<br />
Teeple, J. H., Assistant 800<br />
Schoepfle, G. K., Assistant 800<br />
Richards, L. A., Assistant 800<br />
Mann, E. R., Assistant 800<br />
, Undergraduate Assistant 400<br />
, Undergraduate Assistant 400<br />
, Undergraduate Assistant 400<br />
$ 84,600<br />
Mechanician (Stubbs)<br />
2,300<br />
Mechanician (Fulkerson) 2,200<br />
Engineer (Calkins)<br />
1,800<br />
Assistant Engineer (Weibly)<br />
1,600<br />
Glassblower (Banta)<br />
2,400<br />
Appropriation 24,000<br />
$118,900<br />
Zoology<br />
Reed, H. D., Professor (Agriculture)<br />
Young, B. P., Asst. Professor 1930 3,750<br />
Senning, W. C, Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Hazzard, A. S., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Mekeel, Mary, Assistant (half salary)<br />
500<br />
$ 8,150<br />
Technician (5/12ths salary)<br />
500<br />
Preparator 1,100<br />
Stenographer 960<br />
Maintenance 3,900<br />
$ 14,610
2044<br />
GENERAL DEPARTMENTS<br />
Military<br />
Beacham, J. W., Jr., Commandant 1,000<br />
Coleman, G. L., Instructor Cadet Band 600<br />
Nolan, Miss C, Stenographer 1,200<br />
Hughes, George, Armorer 1,080<br />
Appropriation 3,200<br />
2 Cadet Colonels @ $200 each 400<br />
2 Cadet Lieutenant Colonels @ $175 each 350<br />
6 Cadet Majors @ $151.50 each 909<br />
27 Cadet Captains @ $110 each 2,970<br />
26 Cadet First Lieutenants @ $80 each 2,080<br />
26 Cadet Second Lieutenants @ ^>66 each 1,716<br />
2 Cadet Chief Musicians @ $50 each 100<br />
1 Cadet Drum Major @ $50 50<br />
1 Cadet Chief Trumpeter @ $50 50<br />
Physical Education<br />
$ 15,705<br />
Young, C. V. P., Professor 5,000<br />
Men's Department<br />
O'Connell, W. C, Instructor and Assistant<br />
Director of Gymnasium 2,000<br />
Ortner, H. P., Instructor 1,600<br />
Fallon, J. J., Instructor 1,400<br />
Bawlf, N., Instructor 1,200<br />
Darrieulat, F., Instructor 1,250<br />
Faulkner, E. J., Instructor<br />
Assistants (Gymnasium, Swimming, Track,<br />
1,200<br />
Rowing and Corrective Work)<br />
2,000<br />
Women's Department<br />
Bateman, Miss D. H., Instructor 2,300<br />
Canfield, Miss E. B., Instructor 1,500<br />
Waterman, Miss P. R., Instructor 1,800<br />
Daniels, Miss E. D., Instructor 1,800<br />
Read, Miss A. G., Instructor 1,800<br />
Assistants (Clerical and Musical)<br />
400<br />
$ 25,250<br />
Appropriation for Supplies 2,500<br />
Janitor Service, including<br />
partial care of Ten<br />
nis Courts 2,000<br />
$ 29,750
Hygiene<br />
2045<br />
Smiley, D. F., Professor and Medical Adviser.. 5,000<br />
Gould, A. G., Asst. Professor and Asst. Medi<br />
cal Adviser 3,750<br />
Evans, Jennette, Asst. Professor and Medical<br />
Adviser (Women) 4,000<br />
Showacre, E. C, Asst. Professor and Asst.<br />
Medical Adviser 4,000<br />
York, W. H., Asst. Professor and Asst. Medi<br />
cal Adviser 3,500<br />
Gwin, Alva, Asst. Professor and Asst. Medical<br />
Adviser (Women) 2,750<br />
Robinson, P. J., Instructor and Asst. Medical<br />
Adviser 2,750<br />
Gibson, R. S., Instructor and Asst. Medical<br />
Adviser 2,750<br />
Britton, H. A., Assistant Medical Adviser 2,500<br />
Instructor and Assistant Medi<br />
,<br />
cal Adviser (Women)<br />
2,500<br />
Carter, Miss E. K., Nurse 1,440<br />
Eckley, P. W., Laboratory Assistant 1,000<br />
Secretary<br />
$ 35,940<br />
1,475<br />
Clerical Assistant (Men)<br />
900<br />
Clerical and Laboratory Assistant (Women).. 900<br />
Student Help by the hour 1,250<br />
Appropriation 2,000<br />
MEDICINE, COLLEGE OF<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
$ 42,465<br />
Anatomy<br />
Kerr, A. T., Professor 5,000<br />
Papez, J. W., Asst. Professor 1930 3,750<br />
, Instructor 1,200<br />
Milliser, R., Instructor (Medical Tuition and) 1930 1,200<br />
, Assistant 750<br />
Histology<br />
Kingsbury, B. F., Professor ($500 from Sage<br />
Research)<br />
Adelman, H. B., Asst. Professor 1931<br />
and Embryology<br />
,<br />
,<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
, Assistant ,<br />
,<br />
,<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
Student Assistant<br />
Student Assistant<br />
$ 11,900<br />
5,500<br />
3,250<br />
1,200<br />
1,200<br />
750<br />
750<br />
250<br />
250<br />
$ 13,150
Physiology<br />
Liddell, H. S.. Asst. Professor<br />
Dye, J. A., Asst. Professor<br />
Maughan, G. H., Instructor<br />
Anderson, O. D., Instructor<br />
Espe, D. L., Assistant:<br />
2046<br />
Biochemistry<br />
Sumner, J. B., Professor ($500 from Sage Re<br />
search)<br />
Hand, D. B., Instructor<br />
Kirk, J. S., Instructor _<br />
Aclministration<br />
Kerr, A. T., Secretary<br />
Assistant to Secretary7<br />
Preparator and Embalmer (Anatomy)<br />
Preparator (Histology)<br />
Laboratory Helper (Histology)<br />
Mechanician (Physiology)<br />
Animal and Laboratory Attendant (Physiol<br />
ogy)<br />
Library Attendant _<br />
Appropriation (Anatomy)<br />
Appropriation (Histology- and Embryology)-<br />
Appropriation (Physiology and Biochemistry)<br />
Appropriation (Sage Research)<br />
Total College of Medicine-<br />
Graduate School<br />
Emerson, R. A., Dean<br />
_<br />
Secretary<br />
Stenographer (part time).<br />
Appropriation<br />
_<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
1930 3,500<br />
1930 3,000<br />
1930 2,100<br />
1930 1,200<br />
1930<br />
1930<br />
750<br />
$ 10,550<br />
4,000<br />
1,500<br />
1,200<br />
$ 6,700<br />
1,000<br />
1,200<br />
1,200<br />
1,500<br />
600<br />
2,000<br />
1,020<br />
300<br />
3,000<br />
2,450<br />
4,100<br />
2,000<br />
$ 20,370<br />
$ 62,670<br />
1931 1,000<br />
1,500<br />
600<br />
400<br />
$ 3.500
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LAW, SCHOOL OF<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
Burdick, C. K., Dean and Professor 9,500<br />
Stevens, R. S., Professor S,500<br />
Cheatham, E. E., Professor 8,500<br />
Edgerton, H. W., Professor 8,500<br />
Wilson, L. P., Professor 8,000<br />
Thompson, G. J., Professor 8,000<br />
Whiteside, H. E., Professor 7,000<br />
Laube, H. D., Professor and Secretary<br />
6,000<br />
Varrell, H. E., Asst. Professor 1930 3,500<br />
$ 67,500<br />
Willever, E. E., Librarian 4,000<br />
, Cataloging Asst. to Librarian.. 750<br />
3 Student Library Assistants, Sept. to June 900<br />
3 Student Library Assistants, June to Sept 300<br />
Caretaker during Librarian's vacation 100<br />
Secretary to the Dean 1,200<br />
Stenographer (part time)<br />
420<br />
Appropriation for College 1,750<br />
Appropriation for Law Library<br />
8,000<br />
Appropriation for Non-Resident Lecturers 500<br />
Appropriation for Summer Session, 1929 10,450<br />
Administration<br />
ENGINEERING, COLLEGE OF<br />
Kimball, D. S., Dean<br />
Newman, Miss M. S., Secretary<br />
Markell, Miss L. M., Secretary to Dean<br />
Savercool, Miss D., Recorder<br />
CIVIL ENGINEERING, SCHOOL OF<br />
$ 95,870<br />
9.000<br />
2,320<br />
1,440<br />
840<br />
$ 13,600<br />
Barnes, F. A., Director<br />
6,000<br />
Ogden, H. N., Professor 5,000<br />
Seery, F. J., Professor 4,2o0<br />
Urquhart, L. C, Professor 4.250<br />
Boothroyd, S. L., Professor 4.250<br />
Scofield, H. H., Professor 4,250<br />
Walker, C. L., Professor 4,000
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Civil Engineering {Continued)<br />
J"erm<br />
Schoder, E. W., Professor 4,250<br />
George, S. G., Professor 4,000<br />
Parson, J. T., Professor 4,000<br />
Rettger, E. W., Professor 4,000<br />
Underwood, P. H., Professor 4,000<br />
Conwefl, W. L., Professor 4,000<br />
Crandall, C, Assistant Professor 1930 3,000<br />
Perry, J. E., Assistant Professor 1930 3,000<br />
O'Rourke, C. E., Assistant Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Pond, M. A., Assistant Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Burrows, E. N., Assistant Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Lawrence, L. A., Assistant Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Howell, E. V, Assistant Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Thatcher, R. Y., Assistant Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Pendleton, C. M., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Spry, F. J., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Boyles, A. F., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Brown, P. E., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Ritter, R. H., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Hedberg, John, Instructor. 1931 1,500<br />
, Instructor 1,200<br />
, Assistant 200<br />
Cass, C. D., Mechanician 1,900<br />
Northrup, J. H., Mechanician 1,400<br />
$ 96,350<br />
Civil Engineering, Summer Surveying<br />
Underwood, P. H., Professor in charge 750<br />
Boothroyd, S. L., Professor 525<br />
Conwell, W. L., Professor 475<br />
Lawrence, L. A., Assistant Professor 475<br />
Perry, J. E., Assistant Professor 450<br />
Thatcher, R. Y., Assistant Professor 400<br />
Spry, F. J., Instructor 325<br />
, Instructor 300<br />
$ 3,700<br />
SIBLEY SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING<br />
Experimental Engineering<br />
Diederichs, H., Director 7,000<br />
Gage, V., Professor 4,000<br />
Davis, A. C, Professor 4,000<br />
Andrae, W. C, Asst. Professor 1930 2,500
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Experimental Engineering {Continued)<br />
Clark, C. B., Instructor 2,100<br />
Jeffrey, J. O., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Terry, C. W., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Woods, E. H., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Goodman, H. L., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Egbert, N. L., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
$ 28,900<br />
Research and Commercial Testing<br />
Sawdon, W. M., Professor 4,500<br />
Upton, G. B., Professor 4,500<br />
$ 9,000<br />
Heat-Power Engineering<br />
Barnard, W. N., Professor 5,000<br />
Ernsberger, M. C, Professor 4,250<br />
Ellenwood, F. O., Professor 4,250<br />
Clark, R. E., Asst. Professor 1930 3,000<br />
Hook, W. H., Asst. Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Mackey, C. O., Asst. Professor 1932 2,500<br />
, Assistant 500<br />
, Assistant 500<br />
$ 23,000<br />
Machine Drawing<br />
Townsend, C. E., Professor 4,000<br />
Fenner, L. A., Instructor 1931 2,400<br />
Cleary, S. F., Instructor 1930 2,300<br />
Hanselman, G. R., Instructor 1931 2,300<br />
Hotchkiss, H. J., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Machine Design<br />
$ 13,100<br />
Albert, C. D., Professor 4,750<br />
Rogers, F. S., Professor 4,000<br />
Garner, E. F., Asst. Professor 1932 3,500<br />
Koshkin, S. J., Asst. Professor 1930 3,000<br />
Weiss, H. A. J., Instructor 1930 2,400<br />
Morris, R. C, Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Thompson, T. E., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
Millard, C. J., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
, Instructor 1,800<br />
$ 24,850
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Industrial Engineering<br />
Lee, M. A., Professor<br />
Term<br />
Expires<br />
4,500<br />
Bangs, J. R., Asst. Professor 1932 3,000<br />
Lay, L. C, Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Mechanics<br />
, Assistant 500<br />
$ 9,500<br />
Wood, E. H., Professor 4,500<br />
Garrett, S. S., Professor 4,000<br />
Switzer, F. G., Professor Hydraulic Eng. 4,000<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, W. R., Professor 3,750<br />
Perkins, H. C, Asst. Professor 1931 3,000<br />
Wood, K. D., Asst. Professor 1930 2,500<br />
Mechanic Arts<br />
$ 21,750<br />
Wells, A. E., Professor (plus $400 from Shop<br />
Account) 4,250<br />
Mordoff, W. E., Asst. Professor 1930 3,000<br />
Howe, B. N., Foreman 1,700<br />
Hooper, L., Foreman 1,700<br />
Patterson, C. H., Foreman 1,700<br />
Head, W. L., Foreman 1,700<br />
Hodges, R. W., Foreman 1,600<br />
Schallowitz, R., Assistant 1,400<br />
Bush, H. S., Assistant 1,400<br />
Yawger, E. S., Assistant 1,400<br />
Sanderson, G. M., Assistant 1,400<br />
General for Mechanical Engineering<br />
$ 21,250<br />
Race, G. W., Mechanician 1,800<br />
Patch, S. C, Mechanician 1,600<br />
Neigh, A. W., Engineer 1,700<br />
Dans, Clayton, Assistant Mechanician 1,100<br />
Hawthorne, Miss L., Clerk (plus $180 from<br />
Commercial Account) 960<br />
$ 7,160
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING, SCHOOL OF<br />
Term Expires<br />
Lincoln, P. M., Director (L/A 1929-30) 3,500<br />
Karapetoff, V., Professor 5500<br />
Ballard, W. C, Professor 4 000<br />
Chamberlain, R. F., Professor 4 000<br />
Bason, G. F., Asst. Professor 1931 30OO<br />
, Asst. Professor 2 500<br />
Tarboux, J. G., Asst. Professor 1930 2,500<br />
Strong, E. M., Asst. Professor 1932 2^500<br />
Burckmyer, L. A., Asst. Professor 1932 2,500<br />
McLean, T., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
> Instructor 2 100<br />
Northrop, M. G., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Malti, M. G., Instructor 1930 2,100<br />
Meserve, W. E., Instructor 1931 2,100<br />
Cotner, W. W., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Ramadanoff, D., Instructor 1931 1,800<br />
McCarthy, D. D., Instructor..... 1931 1,800<br />
Paige, E. R., Instructor 1930 1,800<br />
Thomson, W. L., Instructor. 1930 1,500<br />
Browne, K. A., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Lakas, J. M., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Ohl, D. E., Instructor 1930 1,500<br />
Moeder, W. D., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
Bristol, F. J., Instructor 1931 1,500<br />
, Instructor 1,200<br />
$ 57,900<br />
General for Electrical Engineering<br />
Culligan, G. A., Mechanician 1,800<br />
Dans, Lamont, Asst. Mechanician 900<br />
SUMMARY OF COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING<br />
$ 2,700<br />
Administration 13,600<br />
School of Civil Engineering<br />
Civil Engineering Summer Survey<br />
Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering<br />
School of Electrical Engineering<br />
96,350<br />
3,700<br />
158,510<br />
60,600<br />
Appropriation 35,000<br />
Bell Research Fund 273<br />
$368,033
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EMPLOYEES PAID FROM DEPARTMENTAL<br />
School of Civil Engineering<br />
APPROPRIATION<br />
Lynch, Miss Helen, Secretary<br />
1,440<br />
Korheer, Mrs. J. C, Librarian 1,320<br />
Murray, J. I., Carpenter 1,320<br />
Sibley School of Mechanical Engineering<br />
Kramer, Francis, Toolkeeper 1,120<br />
Dulin, Mrs. Eleanor 900<br />
Marsh, Miss Lena, Librarian 700<br />
Simpson, Miss Grace, Secretary<br />
1,140<br />
Komaromi, Miss M., Stenographer<br />
School of Electrical Engineering<br />
840<br />
Handlen, Miss K, Secretary<br />
1,260<br />
Batchelor, Mrs. I. M., Librarian 960<br />
<strong>University</strong> Faculty<br />
Hammond, W. A., Dean (See Philosophy)<br />
1,000<br />
Appropriation 1 ,750<br />
Dean of Women<br />
$ 2,750<br />
Fitch, Miss R. L., Dean 5,500<br />
Howe, Miss Ruby, Assistant to Dean 2,500<br />
Simonds, Miss Eleanor, Assistant to Dean 2,000<br />
Appropriation for Entertainment 900<br />
Appropriation for Office and General Ex<br />
penses 1,000<br />
Appropriation for Traveling 300<br />
Appropriation for Vocational Letcures 150<br />
Appropriation for Chaperonage Outside Resi<br />
dential Halls 1,300<br />
Appropriation for Wardens (Charge to Build<br />
$ 13,650<br />
ings)<br />
Nye, Miss Gertrude, Room, Board and 1,600<br />
Seely, Miss Grace, Room, Board and 1,600<br />
4 Wardens for New Dormitory Units,<br />
Room, Board and 4,800<br />
Division of Education<br />
Appropriation 750
President's Office<br />
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EXECUTIVE OFFICES<br />
Farrand, Livingston, President<br />
Carman, Miss A. B., Secretary to President.<br />
Hughes, Miss Amy, Stenographer<br />
Bureau of Public Information<br />
Boochever, L. C, Director<br />
($2,000 paid by <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council)<br />
Leonard, Mrs. M., Stenographer<br />
Appropriation<br />
Registrar's Office<br />
Hoy, D. F., Registrar<br />
Haupin, G. D., Asst. to Registrar.<br />
Stenographer (part time)<br />
Student Help by the hour<br />
Director of Admissions'<br />
Bradford, E. F., Director<br />
Office<br />
Clark, Miss R. M., Assistant<br />
Starr, Mrs. E. H., Stenographer.<br />
Additional Services<br />
Secretary's Office<br />
Patterson, Woodford, Secretary<br />
Smith, Miss Madge, Assistant<br />
Powers, Miss E. M., Assistant<br />
Appropriation Secretary's Office<br />
Appropriation <strong>University</strong> Publications.<br />
20,000<br />
2,200<br />
1,500<br />
$ 23,700<br />
4,000<br />
1,080<br />
2,000<br />
$ 7,080<br />
5,000<br />
2,750<br />
400<br />
350<br />
$ 8,500<br />
6,000<br />
1,980<br />
1,476<br />
1,200<br />
$ 10,656<br />
4,000<br />
1,800<br />
1,440<br />
$ 7,240<br />
1,200<br />
11,150<br />
$ 19,590
Superintendent's Office<br />
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Curtis, C. E., Superintendent 6,000<br />
Peters, J. A., Architectural Assistant 3,700<br />
Ward, H. A., Mechanical and Electrical Engi<br />
neer 4,300<br />
McClintock, W. G., Civil Engineer 3,700<br />
Miller, J. E., Assistant Engineer 2,800<br />
, Repairs Assistant 3,000<br />
Cooley, C. R., Landscape ArchlUsct<br />
($2,000 from Grounds Ornamentation)<br />
($1,500 from Sackett Gorge Fund)<br />
Office Assistants 6,900<br />
Less Credits for New Construction,<br />
Comptroller's Office<br />
$ 30,400<br />
etc 5,000<br />
$ 25,400<br />
Bostwick, C. D., Comptroller 10,000<br />
Simmons, L. N., Assistant to Comptroller 4,500<br />
Brewer, C. A Auditor 3,720<br />
Office Assistants 11,760<br />
$ 29,980<br />
Purchasing Office<br />
Frank, G. S., Manager<br />
($1,500 additional from Agriculture)<br />
4,000<br />
Assistants, Office 6,300<br />
Assistants, Storeroom 6,140<br />
<strong>University</strong> Messenger and Delivery<br />
1,200<br />
Treasurer's Office<br />
$ 17,640<br />
Rogalsky, G. F., Treasurer 6,000<br />
Assistants 14,720<br />
$ 20,720<br />
Alumni Representative's Office 15,680<br />
Other Officers<br />
Van Cleef, Mynderse, Attorney<br />
1,200<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, C. E., Inspector 4,000<br />
Mead, C. G., Proctor 2,000<br />
McGraine, William, President's and Comp<br />
troller's Messenger 1,200<br />
$ 8.400
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
COMMITTEE ON GENERAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
June i, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Van Cleef, Chairman ; Farrand, C. E. Treman,<br />
R. H. Treman, J. DuPratt White, R. B. Williams and Gannett ; Fac<br />
ulty Representatives Thilly, Warren and Diederichs ;<br />
Bostwick.<br />
Comptroller<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Pound, Westinghouse and<br />
Gherardi and their absence excused.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. The President reported the death of Professor Alvin C.Bealof the<br />
Department of Floriculture on May 6, 1929.<br />
2. The following resignations were reported :<br />
William S. Craig, Assistant in Heat-Power Engineering, effective<br />
April 15, 1929.<br />
H. C. Harshbarger, Instructor in Public Speaking, effective June<br />
17th, 1929.<br />
Conway L. Todd, Instructor in Architecture, effective June 17th,<br />
1929.<br />
H. F. Seemann, Harvey E. White, Gerald Kruger, Herbert J. Reich,<br />
Instructors in Physics, effective June 17th, 1929.<br />
Herbert E. Spencer, Assistant in Physics, effective June 17, 1929.<br />
Miss A. C. Howe, Cataloguer in the Library, effective June ist, 1929.<br />
Pearl Sheldon, Assistant in Geology, effective June 17th, 1929.<br />
3. Upon recommendation of the President the following appoint<br />
ments were made for the academic year 1929-30 unless otherwise<br />
stated :<br />
Howard Newton Fairchild to be Assistant in Heat-Power Engineer<br />
ing with salary at the rate of $500 a year, effective April 15th, 1929.<br />
W. S. Howell to be instructor in Public Speaking at a salary of<br />
$1,500.<br />
Harry Inge Johnstone to be Instructor in Architecture at a salary<br />
of $2,000.<br />
Judson Genung, Bernard W. Hewitt and Elizabeth Worman to be<br />
Assistants in Public Speaking, without salary from the <strong>University</strong>,<br />
but with free tuition in the Graduate School. (It is understood that<br />
they will be paid for their services by the <strong>Cornell</strong> Dramatic Club. )<br />
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20,56<br />
J. H. Teeple, now Assistant in Physics, to be Instructor in Physics<br />
for a term of two years at a salary of $1,500 a year.<br />
Herbert Whittaker Briggs to be Assistant Professor of Government<br />
for a term of three years at a salary of $4,000 a year, effective July 1,<br />
1929.<br />
G. K. Schoepfle, E. R. Mann and L. A. Richards, now Assistants<br />
in Physics, to be Instructors in Physics each at a salary of $1,200.<br />
Donald Weier Meuller and Alexander Felix Samuels to be Assistants<br />
in Physics, each at a salary of $800.<br />
W. Paul Gilbert, Robert William Shaw, Kenneth M. Simpson and<br />
M. W. Trawick to be Assistants in Physics, each at a salary of $700.<br />
Isidor Fankuchen to be Assistant in Physics, part time, at a salary<br />
of $400.<br />
J. H. Stewart to be Assistant in Mediaeval History at a salary of<br />
$75o.<br />
Chamberlain Ferry to be Assistant in Geology at a salary of $600.<br />
Freeland F. Penney to be Assistant in American History<br />
ary of $500.<br />
at a sal<br />
Miss A.E.Beal to be Cataloguer in the Library at a salary of $1,500.<br />
4. The resignations following from the staff of the Summer Session<br />
were reported :<br />
Collier Cobb from the staff of Geology.<br />
R. C. Gibbs from the staff of Physics.<br />
5. The appointments following to the staff of the Summer Session<br />
were made :<br />
Professor Ellsworth David Elston of Dartmouth College to teach<br />
Geology at a salary of $750.<br />
Professor E. H. Kennard to teach Physics (part time) at a salary of<br />
$450.<br />
Increase in the salary of Instructor L. P. Smith appointed to teach<br />
Physics (part time) to $350 for full time service.<br />
Harry Inge Johnstone to teach Design at a salary of $350.<br />
Assistant Professor Karl D. Wood to give instruction in Mechanics<br />
at a salary of $575.<br />
6. An appropriation of $925<br />
was made to be added to the appropri-<br />
tion for the 1929 Summer Session for the purpose of providing addi<br />
tional instruction in Mechanics and Design.<br />
7. Upon recommendation of the President the following increases<br />
in salary were made :<br />
Dr. Alva Gwin, Assistant Medical Advisor to Women and Assistant<br />
Professor of Hygiene from $2,750 to $3,000.<br />
C. E. O'Rourke, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, from<br />
$3,000 to $3,500.
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C. F. Roos, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, from $3,000 to<br />
$3,5oa<br />
Miss M. L. Dorr Cataloguer in the Library, from $1,300 to $1,400.<br />
8. Ellis Freeman was appointed Instructor in Psvchology for a<br />
term of two years at a salary of $1,800 a year.<br />
9. The following sabbatic leaves of absence were granted :<br />
Professor E. W. Rettger of the School of Civil Engineering for the<br />
first term of the academic year 1929-30.<br />
Professor E. W. Schoder of the School of Civil Engineering for the<br />
second term of the academic year 1929-30.<br />
Professor G. B. Upton of the School of Mechanical Engineering for<br />
the second term of the academic year 1929-30.<br />
10. The President reported that Professor H. J. Davenport prefers<br />
to retire on Commencement Day, 1929, with a retiring allowance of<br />
$2,770 a year from the Carnegie Foundation rather than on August<br />
10, 1929, with an allowance of $2,Soo. This change was approved.<br />
11. Six additional McMullen undergraduate scholarships each<br />
with an annual stipend of $500, and one additional McMullen research<br />
scholarship with an annual stipend of $i,Soo, were established. The<br />
total number of scholarships now established under this fund is as<br />
follows :<br />
15 undergraduate scholarships at $<br />
500 each<br />
3 research scholarships at 1,500 each<br />
1 research scholarship at 1,800<br />
12. The following were recommended for appointment by the<br />
Board of Trustees:<br />
Alban G. Widgery to be Acting Professor of the of Philosophy Re<br />
ligion for the academic year 1929-30 at a salary of $5,500.<br />
Ruskin Raymond Rosborough to be Acting Professor of Classics<br />
for the academic year 1929-30 at a salary of $5,000.<br />
13. Upon the recommendation of the Joint Administrative Board<br />
of the New York Hospital-<strong>Cornell</strong> Medical College Association the<br />
following were recommended for appointment by<br />
Trustees:<br />
the Board of<br />
Dr. Stanley R. Benedict to be Professor of Biochemistry and Di<br />
rector of the Laboratories of Biochemistry at a salary of $12,000 a<br />
year, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
Dr. Eugene F. DuBois to be Professor of Medicine at a salary of<br />
$9,000 a year, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
Dr. Oscar M. Schloss to be Professor of Pediatrics in the Medical<br />
College and Pediatrician-in-Chief of the New York Hospital at a sal<br />
ary of $20,000 a year, divided into $15,000 a year as Professor of Ped<br />
iatrics and $5,000 a year as Pediatrician-in-Chief. This appointmen
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is to become effective when the Department of Pediatrics of the New<br />
York Hospital-<strong>Cornell</strong> Medical College is reorganized on a univer<br />
sity basis and when the Pediatric unit of the New York Hospital is<br />
put into service.<br />
A further condition of this appointment is that Dr. Schloss is to<br />
receive $10,000 a year as long as he may live after retirement on ac<br />
count of age or by reason of ill health before reaching the age of<br />
retirement, and that in case of his death his wife shall receive $7,000<br />
a year during her lifetime. Dr. Schloss is to receive a salary of<br />
$10,000 a year beginning July 1, 1929, as Professor of Pediatrics.<br />
Dr. Charles R. Stockard to be Professor of Anatomy and Director<br />
of the Anatomical Laboratories at a salary of $16,000 a year, effective<br />
July 1, 1929.<br />
14. The President was authorized to invite Professor George P.<br />
Thomson of the <strong>University</strong> of Aberdeen, Scotland, to be non-resident<br />
lecturer in Chemistry on the Baker Foundation for the first term of<br />
the academic year 1929-30, and<br />
James D. McKay to be assistant to Professor Thomson for the same<br />
period.<br />
15. A leave of absence was granted to Professor Halldor Hermann-<br />
sson, without prejudice to salary, from June 6 to September 26, 1929,<br />
for the purpose of pursuing his work under the Heckscher Grant No.<br />
143-<br />
16. The appropriation for the <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Christian Associa<br />
tion Employment Bureau was increased from $1,300 to $1,600 to cover<br />
a necessary increase in salary.<br />
17. The Department of Physics was authorized to loan to Mr. Henry<br />
Ford for his museum at Dearborn, Michigan, certain instruments<br />
from the department, said instruments to be carried in the inventory<br />
of the department and designated as loaned.<br />
18. That portion of the department of Zoology now in the New<br />
York .State College of Agriculture was transferred to the College of<br />
Arts and Sciences and an appropriation of $16,171 or so much there<br />
of as may be needed was made to cover the cost of conducting this<br />
department.<br />
19. The President was authorized to grant not to exceed six addi<br />
tional free tuition scholarships to foreign students for the academic<br />
year 1929-30.<br />
20. The <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council was requested to consider the advisabil<br />
ity of raising a fund for the purpose of furnishing free tuition scholar<br />
ships to certain foreign students of promise for the furtherance of<br />
international relationships.
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2i. The Comptroller reported theofollowing provision in the will of<br />
Frank E. Wade, '89, of Buffalo, N. Y., who died on April 10th, 1929 :<br />
'<br />
T give and bequeath to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> for the student aid and<br />
loan fund the sum of one thousand dollars."<br />
22. The Comptroller also reported the following provision in the<br />
will of Mary L. Walker Peters of New York City who died on May<br />
"<br />
2nd, 1929 : I give and bequeath to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> in the State<br />
of New York, in memory of my late husband, Charles Grenville<br />
Peters, the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars ($25,000) in trust,<br />
to apply the income of said bequest each year for the purposes of<br />
Cancer Research, and I specifically direct that none of said income<br />
shall be employed for the construction of buildings."<br />
23. The request of the Women's Self Government Association that<br />
the fees assessed by that organization be collected by the <strong>University</strong><br />
Treasurer was denied as being contrary to <strong>University</strong> policy.<br />
by<br />
24. The erection of a bronze tablet in the College of Engineering<br />
the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council to commemorate the establishment of the<br />
John Edson Sweet Professorship of Engineering was approved with<br />
the understanding that the exact wording on the tablet shall be<br />
approved by<br />
the President.<br />
25. The Comptroller gave a report on the operation of the dredge<br />
in Beebe Lake and pointed out to the committee the possibility of<br />
the <strong>University</strong>'s liability for damage as a result of the dredging<br />
operations. The matter of continuing the operations at dredging the<br />
present time was referred to the Comptroller, with power, pending<br />
further consideration by the Buildings and Grounds Committee.<br />
26. Trustee J. DuPratt White reported that the George W. Lefevre<br />
will contest had been settled and that the estate would amount to<br />
something over $300,000, although the amount to be received by the<br />
<strong>University</strong> is still uncertain.<br />
27. A letter was presented from Mr. P. A. Tilden intimating that<br />
there was a possibility of a gift to the <strong>University</strong> for the construction<br />
of dormitories. Consideration of this letter was referred to the<br />
Comptroller,<br />
with power.<br />
28. Chairman VanCleef reported that the John Wilson Durant will<br />
contest had been settled and that the <strong>University</strong> had received $6,007.55<br />
as its share of the estate.
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29 The proposition presented by Mr. G. Gilson Terriberry for the<br />
soliciting of insurance to the benefit of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> was dis<br />
approved as being contrary to university policy.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N .<br />
FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />
Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
May 10th, 1929.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Finance Committee ex<br />
cepting Trustees Cooke and Schoellkopf, who were absent, the pur<br />
chase on approximately a $Y2% basis of $50,000 American I. G.<br />
Chemical Convertible 5j4s of 1949 was authorized.<br />
George: F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary Pro Tem.
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
Proceedings of the Board of Trustees<br />
CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
May 17, 1929.<br />
Present President Farrand, Dr. Robinson, Director, Mr. Williams,<br />
Dr. Hartwell, and Dr. Elser. Mr. Taylor and Air. Westinghouse<br />
were unable to attend on account of absence from the city.<br />
A letter from the Secretary of the Board of Trustees advising of<br />
the approval of the minutes of the Medical College Council meeting<br />
on March 22, 1929, was presented and placed on file.<br />
Dr. Robinson presented for consideration of the Council, the<br />
Medical College budget (including the Clinic Budget) for 1929-1930.<br />
After a general discussion of the various departmental items it was<br />
moved and carried that the budgets be approved as presented.<br />
Dr. Robinson reported that in a letter from Dr. Rosenbluth, a<br />
definite offer of $25,000 to be expended during the coming fiscal year<br />
had been made and the correspondence in regard to this proposed<br />
gift was reported. A letter from Dr. DuBois was read in which he<br />
stated that he had learned that funds from the same source had been<br />
paid to New York <strong>University</strong> and Bellevue Medical College, and<br />
there seemed to be no reason to doubt the sincerity of the donor nor<br />
his abilitv to furnish the funds he had promised to give. Dr. Rob<br />
inson stated that he had appointed a committee to formulate a plan<br />
for the expenditure of this fund, and that there was reason to<br />
believe that this fund would be continued in following years.<br />
It was moved and carried that the gift to the Medical College<br />
through Dr. Rosenbluth be accepted with the appreciation of the<br />
Council.<br />
Dr. Robinson reported a gift from Mrs. Irene Heinz Given,<br />
through Dr. Santee, of $6,000, to be used as follows :<br />
For use of Department of Surgical Research $3,500.00<br />
For use of Second Surgical Division, B. H. (For<br />
Blood Transfusion)<br />
2,500.00<br />
$6,000.00<br />
It was voted that the gift of Mrs. Given be accepted with the<br />
appreciation of the Council.<br />
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Dr. Elser reported that the patent rights for the manufacture of<br />
Dr. Coca's preparations have been secured and the patents assigned<br />
to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>. He explained that it was now desired to turn<br />
over the right to manufacture to any reputable manufacturers of<br />
pharmaceutical preparations. He believed that the College should<br />
receive some compensation in the way of royalty. That so far some<br />
$400 from the receipts of the Department of Immunology had been<br />
expended in procuring the necessary patents. After some discussion<br />
it was moved that the question of extending the privilege of the<br />
manufacture of these products be left to President Farrand and<br />
Dr. Elser with power, and that this project be approved by the Coun<br />
cil and recommended to the Trustees.<br />
It was moved and carried that the following recommendations be<br />
made to the Board of Trustees :<br />
1. That upon Dr. Robinson's request, with Dr. Conner's consent,<br />
$200.00 be paid to the Journal of Clinical Investigation, following a<br />
similar payment last year. The amount to be charged to the expense<br />
appropriation for the Department of Medicine.<br />
2. That Mr. Paul Lange Phillips, a student assistant in Anatomy,<br />
prolonging his Medical Course to five years, be not required to pay<br />
tuition fee for 1929-1930 as he has already paid tuition during four<br />
years.<br />
3. That Mr. Gerald Klatskin,<br />
who has received a New York State<br />
Scholarship good for the year 1929-1930, and who has been accepted<br />
as a first year student, have refunded to him $100.00 which he paid as<br />
deposit in accordance with our requirements for entrance into the<br />
first year class for session 1929-1930, the refund to be made after<br />
Mr. Klatskin has completed registration.<br />
4. That Mr. Richard Henry Schmidt, first year student, who has<br />
paid his tuition fees in full, having received a New York State<br />
Scholarship, there be refunded to him the value of this scholarship,<br />
which is estimated at $125.00.<br />
5. That under the standing<br />
resolution No. 5 of March 23, 1902,<br />
the following special course fees be paid to the following instructors :<br />
Dr. James Ewing, 2 special students $100.00<br />
Dr. Charles R. Stockard, 2 special students 55.00<br />
$155.00<br />
6. That at the request of Dr. Conner, Dr. Kirby A. Martin, ap<br />
pointed without salary to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation<br />
of Dr. Ryder, receive the $200.00 originally appropriated for Dr.<br />
Ryder in the budget for 1928-1929.
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7. That the request of Dr. Sweet, Department of Surgical Re<br />
search, for transfer of $500 unused salary of the chemist provided<br />
in the Surgical Research Budget to the credit of the expense account<br />
of his department, be granted.<br />
8. That the request of Professor C. R. Stockard, for the payment<br />
of his June 15, 1929, salary on May 15, 1929, be granted, in order to<br />
enable him to make his arrangements for going abroad early in June,<br />
1929.<br />
9. That the annual contribution by the Medical College to the<br />
Marine Biological Laboratory at Wroods Hole, Mass., be increased<br />
to $500.00 and that the amount be included in the budget for 1929-<br />
1930.<br />
Dr. Hartwell, Chairman of the Faculty Committee of the Clinic,<br />
presented for consideration the question of raising the fees now being<br />
charged in the Clinic. After a general discussion of the question it<br />
was voted that the matter be referred to the Clinic Finance Com<br />
mittee.<br />
There being<br />
journed.<br />
no further business the meeting was declared ad<br />
J. T. Willson,<br />
Secretary of the Council.
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE<br />
ESTIMATED INCOME FOR 1929-1930<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
General Endowment Fund $215,000.00 $220,000.00 $5,000.00<br />
Loomis Laboratory Fund 6,500.00 6,450.00 $ 50.00<br />
Polk Prize Fund 550.00 545.00 5.00<br />
Polk Scholarship Fund 275.00 270.00 5.00<br />
Seeligman Prize Fund 100.00 100.00<br />
X Y Z Loan Fund 300.00 300.00<br />
Pediatrics Endowment 11,000.00 6,000.00 5,000.00<br />
Michaelis Prize Fund 50.00 50.00<br />
Michaelis Library Fund 100.00 100.00<br />
Student Fees 113,000.00 115,500.00 2,500.00<br />
Interest on Bank Balances 750.00 700.00 50.00<br />
Donation, Chemical Foundation,<br />
Inc 10,000.00 10,000.00<br />
Donation, Gen'l Education Board.. 25,000.00 25,000.00<br />
Clinic Income Overhead 3,600.00 4,000.00 400.00<br />
Overhead, Rent 20,750.00 20,750.00<br />
Salary C. P 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Miscellaneous Income 1,000.00 975.00 25.00<br />
Gifts*<br />
$387,225.00 $411,940.00 $29,850.00 $5,135.00<br />
1927-1928 1928-1929<br />
National Research Council (An<br />
atomySex Research) $ 7,500.00 $ 7,500.00<br />
National 'Tuberculosis Ass'n<br />
(AnatomyT. B. Fund)<br />
Dr. John Rogers (Experimental<br />
5,000.00 5,000.00<br />
Biochemistry) 7,000.00 7,000.00<br />
Dr. Walter L. Niles (Pediatrics)<br />
Clinical Research Society (Stu<br />
2,000.00 500.00<br />
dent Loan Fund)<br />
200.00<br />
Dr. Foster Kennedy (Student<br />
Loan Fund)<br />
50.00<br />
Student Loan Fund Balances 250.00<br />
New York <strong>University</strong> (Pneu<br />
monia Digitalis Fund)<br />
C. H. Whitman (Second Surgi<br />
1,624.88<br />
cal Div. B. H.)<br />
100.00<br />
Columbia <strong>University</strong> (through P.<br />
Marsh) (Second Surgical Div.<br />
B. H.)<br />
Mrs. Carlos de Heredia (Wm.<br />
Thompson Gilman Fund)<br />
Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt (Pneu<br />
monia Digitalis Fund)<br />
1,500.00<br />
200.00<br />
5,000.00<br />
Irene H. Given (Surgical Re<br />
search and Transfusion Fund) 4,000.00 6,000.00<br />
Dr. John H. Hartwell (Surgical<br />
Research)<br />
General Education Board (Bldg.<br />
175.00<br />
Fund Anatomy Farm) 8,000.00<br />
$35,425.00 $33,174.88<br />
*Unexpended balances at the end of the year to be reappropriated for session<br />
1929-1930.
Total Budgets<br />
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1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase<br />
General Administration $117,678.08 $122,279.50 $ 4,601.42<br />
Departmental 357,681.00 381,335.00 23,654.00<br />
Special Research 36,500.00 36,500.00<br />
Budget 1929-1930 $540, 1 14.50<br />
Budget 1928-1929 511,859.08<br />
Increase $ 28,255.42<br />
$511,859.08 $540,114.50 $28,255.42<br />
Estimated Budaet $511,859.08 $540,114.50<br />
Estimated Income 387,225.00 411,940.00<br />
Estimated Deficit $124,634.08 $128,174.50<br />
Deficit 1929-1930 $128,174.50<br />
Deficit 1928-1929 124,634.08<br />
Increase Deficit 1929-1930 $ 3,540.42<br />
SUMMARY OF ADMINISTRATION<br />
1928-1929<br />
1. Dean's Office $ 9,200.00<br />
2. Secretary's Office 3,400.00<br />
3. Treasurer's Office 10,800.00<br />
4.<br />
5.<br />
Building Service<br />
Engineer's Department<br />
11,700.00<br />
24,795.00<br />
6. Laundry 1,210.00<br />
7. Library 5,760.00<br />
8. Loomis Laboratory 6,056.00<br />
9. Old Building (410 E. 2,) 510.00<br />
10.<br />
11.<br />
Clinic (Traveling & Research)<br />
Administration and General<br />
21.6S4.58<br />
Building Expenses 14,762.50<br />
12. Miscellaneous 7,800.00<br />
Decrease<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
; 4,200.00 $ 5,000.00<br />
3,400.00<br />
10,800.00<br />
12,900.00 $ 1,200.00<br />
25.170.00 375.00<br />
1.210.00<br />
6.460. CO 700.00<br />
6,206.00 150.00<br />
510.00<br />
20,000.00 1,684.58<br />
15,762.50 1,000.00<br />
15,661.00 7,861.00<br />
$117,678.08 $122,279.50 $11,286.00 $ 6,684.58<br />
/ Dean's Office<br />
Dean _ $5,000.00<br />
Secretary to Dean 3,000.00 $3,000.00<br />
Clerk 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
2 Secretary's Office<br />
of Faculty.<br />
Secretary<br />
Secretary<br />
$9,200.00 $4,200.00<br />
$1,600.00<br />
1,800.00<br />
$1,600.00<br />
1,800.00<br />
$3,400.00 $3,400.-00<br />
$5,000.00<br />
$5,000.00
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1928-1929<br />
Treasurer's Office<br />
Manager $5,500.00<br />
Assistant 2,600<br />
Clerk 1,500.00<br />
Clerk 1,200.00<br />
4 Building Service<br />
Housekeeper<br />
Porters (3)<br />
Helpers (2 women)<br />
Helper (part time)<br />
Night Watchman<br />
Telephone Operator (part time)<br />
Elevator Operator<br />
Receiving Clerk (part time)<br />
Night Attendant<br />
Window Cleaning (contract)....<br />
Housekeeping Supplies<br />
5 Engineer's Department<br />
Chief Engineer $3,250.00<br />
Assistant Engineer 2,400.00<br />
Fireman (1) 12 mos 1,320.00<br />
Firemen (2) 8 mos 1,760.00<br />
Oiler (1) 8 mos 800.-00<br />
Plumber-Electrician (part time) 840.00<br />
Fuel 7,500.00<br />
Electricity (Edison) 4,750.00<br />
Oil, waste, packing, etc. 370.00<br />
Refrigerating supplies 300.00<br />
Repairs and renewal parts 855.00<br />
Boiler repairs 275.00<br />
Pipe covering<br />
325.00<br />
Incidentals 50.00<br />
6 Laundry<br />
Laundress<br />
Supplies and repairs.<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$5,500.00<br />
2,600.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
$10,800.00 $10,800.00<br />
$1,320.00 $1,320.00<br />
2,400.00 3,600.00 $1,200.00<br />
1,560.00 1,560.00<br />
390.00 390.00<br />
1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
500.00 500.00<br />
1,020.00 1,020.00<br />
700.00 700.00<br />
1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
660.00 660.00<br />
750.00 750.00<br />
$11,700.00 $12,900.00 $1,200.00<br />
$3,500.00<br />
2,400.00<br />
1,320.00<br />
1,760.'30<br />
800.00<br />
840.00<br />
7,500.00<br />
4,750.00<br />
2.300.C<br />
$ 250.00<br />
125.00<br />
$24,795.00 $25,170.00 $375.00<br />
$960.00<br />
250.00 250.00<br />
$1,210.00 $1,210.00<br />
7 Library<br />
Librarian $2,700.00<br />
Student Assistant<br />
Cleaner (part time)<br />
Books<br />
Foreign and Domestic Journals<br />
Binding<br />
Supplies, printing, etc<br />
2,700.00 $2,700.00<br />
570.00 570.00<br />
390.00 390.00<br />
200.00 400.00 $200.00<br />
1,600.00 1,800.00 200.00<br />
200.00 500.00 300.00<br />
100.00 100.00<br />
$5,760.00 $6,460.00 $700.00
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Loomis Laboratory 1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Janitor $1,200.00 $1,200.00<br />
Helper 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Building repairs 500.00 500.00<br />
Water 300.00 300.00<br />
Fuel 1,500.00 1,500.00<br />
Gas 300.00 300.00<br />
Electricitv (D.C.-A.C.) 750.00 900.00 $150.00<br />
Supplies _ 100.00 100.00<br />
Window cleaning (contract) 156.00 156.00<br />
Incidentals 50.00 50.00<br />
5,056.00 $6,206.00 $150.00<br />
Old Building (410 E. 26th St.)<br />
Water $150.00 $150.00<br />
Gas 100.00 100.00<br />
Electricity 100.00 100.00<br />
Building repairs 100.00 100.00<br />
Window cleaning (contract) 60.00 60.00<br />
10 Clinic<br />
Teaching<br />
and Research and<br />
$510.00 $510.00<br />
possible deficit $21,684.58 $20,000.00 $1,684.58<br />
11 Administration and General<br />
Building Expense<br />
Repairs and Painting $3,250.00 $3,250.00<br />
Furniture and Repairs 500.00 500.00<br />
Water 1,500.00 1,500.00<br />
Gas 750.00 750.00<br />
Telephone 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Electric Lamps 300.00 300.00<br />
Uniforms 50.00 50.00<br />
Plumbing Fixtures 300.00 300.00<br />
Insurance (J. T. W. Bond) 12.50 12.50<br />
Stationery and Printing 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Advertising Journals 500.00 $500.00<br />
Bulletins, Announcements 3,000.00 4,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
Postage 750.00 750.00<br />
Traveling Expenses 750.00 75O.0O<br />
Entertainment 500.00 1,000.00 500.00<br />
Incidental Expenses 400.00 400.00<br />
$14,762.50 $15,762.50 $1,500.00 $500.00
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12 Miscellaneous 192S-1929 7929-/930 Increase Decrease<br />
J. M. Polk Prizes $500.00 $500.00<br />
X Y Z Loan Fund 300.00 300.00<br />
Medical Care to Students 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Emergency Wages 600.00 600.00<br />
J. M. Polk Scholarship 250.00 250.00<br />
Seeligman Prizes in Obstetrics.. 100.00 100.00<br />
Michaelis Prize in Medicine 50.00 50.00<br />
Contingent Fund 5,000.00 5,000.00<br />
Special Repairs Fund 4,500.00 $4,500.00<br />
Insurance Compensation 1,461.00 1,461.00<br />
Insurance, Fire, Boiler and Ele<br />
vator 1,400.00 1,400.00<br />
Contribution to Marine Biolog<br />
ical Laboratory, Woods ' Hole,<br />
Mass<br />
500.00 500.00<br />
$7,800.00 $15,661.00 $7,861.00<br />
SUMMARY OF DEPARTMENTAL BUDGETS 1929-1930<br />
Department<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Anatomy $ 62,940.00 $ 65,900.00 $ 2,960.00<br />
Bacteriology 23,560.00 24,260.00 700.00<br />
Chemistry 21,656.00 25,510.00 3,854.00<br />
Dermatology 300.00 900.00 600.00<br />
Laryngology and Rhinology 800.00 950/00 150.00<br />
Medicine 7,305.00 7,305.00<br />
Clinical Pathology 11,860.00 13.270.00 1,410.00<br />
X. Y. Hospital 6,500.00 5,700.00 $800.00<br />
Bellevue Hospital Clinic. 30,760.00 32,960.00 2,200.00<br />
Neurology 1,400.00 3,200.00 1,800.00<br />
Obstetrics and Gynecology 5,220.00 4,920.00 300.00<br />
Ophthalmology 300.00 300.00<br />
Orthopedic Surgery 600.00 600.00<br />
Otology 300.00 300.00<br />
Pathology 43,210.00 46,790.00 3.580.00<br />
Pediatrics 25,720.00 27,270.00 1.550.00<br />
Pharmacology 18,200.00 19,400.00 1,200.00<br />
Physiology 37,240.00 40,880.00 3,640.00<br />
Public Health and Preventive<br />
Medicine 15,390.00 16,040.00 650.00<br />
Psychiatry 500.00 900.00 400.00<br />
Roentgenology 500.00 500.00<br />
Surgery 11,440.00 11,740.00 300.00<br />
"<br />
'Bellevue Hospital Clinic. 11,280.00 9.140.00 2,140.00<br />
Surgical Research 20,000.00 20,000.00<br />
Urology 700.00 2.600.00 1,900.00<br />
$357,681.'00 $381,335.00 $2o,S94.00 $3,240.00
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Department of Anatomy<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930<br />
Charles R. Stockard, M.D,<br />
Professor of Anatomv<br />
Charles V. Morrill, M.D.,<br />
$12,000.00 $12,000.00<br />
Associate Prof, of Anatomy.... 5,000.00 6,000.00<br />
Professor of Microscopical<br />
Anatomy 8,000.00 8,000.00<br />
George X. Papanicolaou, M.D.,<br />
Asst. Professor of Anatomy.... 4,200.00 4,200.00<br />
Jose F. Xonidez, M.D.,<br />
Asst. Professor of Anatomy.... 3,600.00 4,000.00<br />
Philip B. Armstrong, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Anatomy 2,400.00 2,500.00<br />
Assistant in Anatomy 1,500.00 1,000.00<br />
Louis Hausman, M.D.,<br />
Associate in Xeuro-Anatomy.... 200.00 200.00<br />
Paul Lenge Phillips, A.B.,<br />
Assistant in Anatomy 1,300.00 1,300.00<br />
Emilia M. Vicari, Ph.D.,<br />
Research Assistant 2,000.00 2,400.00<br />
Joseph L. Schwind, Ph.D.,<br />
Instructor in Anatomy 2,500.00 2,400.00<br />
(Original Budget Research Asst.)<br />
$42,700.00 $44,000.00<br />
Wages, Apparatus, etc.<br />
1 Secretary $1,500.00<br />
1 Preparateur 2,64000<br />
1 Helper (Anatomical Porter).. 1,200 00<br />
1 Helper (Anatomical Porter).. 1,000. .00<br />
1 Helper 600.00<br />
1 Technician 1,000<br />
1 Technician 1,200<br />
1 Laboratory Assistant 1,600.00<br />
1 Laboratory Assistant 1,500.00<br />
1 Preparateur Micr. Anatomy.... 2,000. .00<br />
Apparatus 900. 001<br />
Chemicals<br />
600.00<br />
|<br />
Glassware 600. 00|<br />
Animals 250. 00 |<br />
Animal Food 1,200. 00 r<br />
Publications 400. 00<br />
Special Apparatus 500. 00<br />
Instruments 350. 00<br />
Incidentals (Contingencies) 1,200. 00<br />
Salaries<br />
$1,500.00<br />
3,000.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
600.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
1,800.00<br />
1,800.00<br />
2,000.00<br />
6,000.00<br />
Increase Decrease<br />
$1,000.00<br />
400.00<br />
100.00<br />
400.00<br />
$360.00<br />
500.00<br />
300.00<br />
200.00<br />
300.00<br />
$500.00<br />
100.00<br />
$600.00<br />
$20,240.00 $21,900.00 $1,660.00<br />
42,700.00 44,000.00 1,900.00 600.00<br />
$62,940.00 $65,900.00 $3,560.00 $600.00
Department of Bacteriology<br />
and Immunology<br />
2070<br />
William J. Elser, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Bacteriology<br />
and Immunology $5,500.00 $5,500.00<br />
Arthur F. Coca, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Immunology 3,000.00 3,000.00<br />
George W. Wheeler, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Bacter<br />
iology 2,500.00 2,500.00<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Ruth A. Thomas, A.B.,<br />
Instructor in Bacteriology 2,900.00 3,000.00 $100.00<br />
Gustav I. Steffen,<br />
Instructor in Bacteriology 2,500.00 3,000.00 500.00<br />
Ella F. Grove,<br />
Instructor in Immunology 500.00 500.00<br />
Instructor in Applied Immun<br />
ology 300.00 300.00<br />
Eugenie Leslie, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Bacteriology 1,500.00 1,600.00 100.00<br />
Wages, Apparatus, etc.<br />
$18,700.00 $19,400.00 $700.00<br />
1 Janitor $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
1 Helper 160.00 160.00<br />
Chemicals, glassware, etc 1,080.00 1,080.00<br />
Apparatus ]<br />
Chemicals I<br />
Glassware I<br />
Animals I<br />
Animal Food \ 720.00 720.00<br />
Publications<br />
Special Apparatus<br />
I<br />
Instruments I<br />
Incidentals J<br />
Caretaker 900.00 900.00<br />
Contingent Fund for operating<br />
obligatory course in Immun<br />
ology 500.00 500.00<br />
$ 4,860.00 $ 4,860.00<br />
Salaries 18,700.00 19,400.00 $700.00<br />
$23,560.00 $24,260.00 $700.00
2071<br />
Department of Chemistry<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
S. R. Benedict, Ph.D.,<br />
Professor of Chemistry.....<br />
H. E. Morrow, A.B.,<br />
$8,000.00 $8,000.00<br />
Instructor in Chemistry<br />
E. Osterberg,<br />
3,000.00 3,000.00<br />
Instructor in Chemistry 2,600.00 3,000.00 $400.00<br />
(Original Budget)<br />
Instructor in Chemistry,<br />
$2,200.00<br />
Eleanor B. Newton, A.B.,<br />
200.00 200.00<br />
Instructor in Chemistry 1,250.00 1,500.00 250.00<br />
Jeanette A. Behre, Ph.D.,<br />
Instructor in Chemistry<br />
Gertrude Gottschall,<br />
750.00 750.00<br />
Assistant in Chemistry 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
$15,800.00 $18,050.00 $2,450.00 $200.00<br />
Wages, Apparatus, etc.<br />
1 Janitor $1,380.00 $1,680.00 $300.00<br />
1 Helper 1,116.00 1,200.00 84.00<br />
1 Helper 1,020.00 1,080.00 60.00<br />
Secretary two-thirds time<br />
granted $375.00 1928-1929 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Apparatus 400.00 ]<br />
Glassware 800.00 I<br />
Chemicals 740.00 |<br />
Animals 100.00 [ 2,500.00 160.00<br />
Animal Food 100.00 |<br />
Incidentals, including stationery,<br />
cleaning materials, etc 200.00 j<br />
$ 5,856.00 $ 7,460.00 $1,604.00<br />
Salaries 15,800.00 18,050.00 2,450.00 $200.00<br />
Department of Dermatology<br />
Hans J. Schwartz, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Medicine,<br />
Department of Dermatology $300.00 $300.00<br />
J. Frank Fraser, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Medicine, Department of<br />
and Instructor<br />
Dermatology<br />
in Dermato-Pathology<br />
(Transferred from Pathol<br />
ogy)<br />
$21,656.00 $25,510.00 $4,054.00 $200.00<br />
600.00<br />
$300.00 $900.00 $600.00
2072<br />
Department of Laryngology<br />
and Rhinology<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Arthur Palmer, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clinical<br />
Surgery and Acting Head of<br />
the Department of Laryn<br />
gology and Rhinology<br />
William J. Jackson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Laryngology<br />
$300.00 $300.00<br />
and Rhinology<br />
Samuel F. Kelley, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Laryngology<br />
150.00 150.00<br />
and Rhinology<br />
James O. MacDonald, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Laryngology<br />
150.00 150.00<br />
and Rhinology 150.00 $150.00<br />
$600.00 $750.00 $150.00<br />
New equipment, instruments,<br />
lantern slides, charts, etc.,<br />
for teaching purposes 200.00 200.00<br />
$800.00 $950.00 $150.00<br />
Department of Medicine<br />
Lewis A. Conner, M.A.,<br />
Professor of Medicine $4,000.00 $4,000.00<br />
Malcolm Goodridge, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Medi<br />
cine 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Cary Eggleston, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
Arthur L Holland, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
Harold E. B. Pardee, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Medicine 500.00 500.00<br />
Charles H. Nammack, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
Asa L. Lincoln, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Medicine 100.00 100.00<br />
Edwin T. Hauser, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
*Kirby Martin, M.D., ^^<br />
Instructor in Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
John H. Richards, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Medicine 300.00 300.00<br />
(Transferred from Clinical<br />
Pathology)<br />
?Formerly Mortin resigned.<br />
Ryder,<br />
Supplies<br />
$6,900.00<br />
45.O0<br />
$7,305.00<br />
$6,900.00<br />
405.00<br />
$7,305.00
2073<br />
(Clinical Pathology)<br />
William C. Thro, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Pathol<br />
1928-1929<br />
ogy $4,200.00<br />
Theodore J. Curphey, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Pathol<br />
ogy 500.00<br />
Michael Lake, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Pathol<br />
ogy 500.00<br />
$5,200.00<br />
1 Technician $1,920.00<br />
1 or 2 Technicians 1,860.00<br />
1 Cleaner 720.00<br />
1 Porter 840.00<br />
Clerical Work 350.00<br />
Apparatus 170.001<br />
Chemicals 180.00 j<br />
Glassware 330.00 |<br />
Animals 40.00 I<br />
Animal Food 48.00 |<br />
Publications 50.00 |<br />
Special Apparatus 60.00 j<br />
Instruments 40.00<br />
Incidentals 52.00 j<br />
$6,660.00<br />
Salaries 5,200.00<br />
$11,860.00<br />
(New York Hospital)<br />
Nellis B. Foster, M.D.,<br />
Associate Professor of Medi<br />
cine $2,500.00<br />
Ralph G. Stillman, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Pathology 1,000.00<br />
Horace Baldwin, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Medicine 1,200.00<br />
$4,700.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc.<br />
1 Technician 1,500.00<br />
Supplies<br />
300.00<br />
$6,500.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$5,400.00 $1,200.00<br />
(To be refunded<br />
by Clinic)<br />
500.00<br />
500.00<br />
$6,400.00 $1,200.00<br />
$1,980.00<br />
1,920.00<br />
780.00<br />
840.00<br />
350.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
$6,870.00<br />
6,400.00<br />
$60.00<br />
60.00<br />
60.00<br />
30.00<br />
$ 210.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
$13,270.00 $1,410.00<br />
$2,000.00<br />
1,300.00<br />
600.00<br />
$300.00<br />
$500.00<br />
600.00<br />
$3,900.00 $300.00 $1,100.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
300.00<br />
$5,700.00 $300.00 $1,100.00
2074<br />
(Bellevue Hospital Medical Clinic) 1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Eugene F. DuBois, M.D.,<br />
Director and Associate Profes<br />
sor of Medicine.. $4,500.00 $4,500.00<br />
*Xorman Plummer, M.D.,<br />
Bacteriologist and Instructor<br />
in Medicine 2,600.00 2,400.00 $200.00<br />
(Formerly Whelan D. Sutliff,<br />
on Leave of Absence)<br />
Paul Reznikoff, M.D.,<br />
Clinical Pathologist in Wards<br />
and Instructor in Medicine.. 3,200.00 3,200.00<br />
Dan H. Witt, M.D.<br />
Instructor in Medicine 200.00 200.00<br />
Doctors for Dispensary 1,520.00]<br />
Dispensary Chief 750.00 \ 2,270.00<br />
Douglas Symmers, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Patho<br />
logical Anatomy 500.00 500.00<br />
Russell L. Cecil, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Medicine 500.00 500.00<br />
Henry B. Richardson, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Medi<br />
cine 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
$13,770.00 $14,570.00 $1,000.00 $200.00<br />
Wages and Supplies<br />
Technician $2,500.00 $2,500.00<br />
Head Nurse }<br />
Two Assistant Xurses f 3,200.00 4,000.00 $800.00<br />
Secretary 1,620.00 1,620.00<br />
2 Technicians 3,460.00 3,700.00 240.00<br />
Technical Assistant for Clin.<br />
Path 1,300.00 1,500.00 200.00<br />
Porter for Chemical Laboratory 1,140.00 1,200.00 60.00<br />
Messenger 540.00 540.00<br />
Cleaning Woman 900.00 900.00<br />
Cleaning Woman 390.00 390.00<br />
$15,050.00 $16,350.00 $1,300.00<br />
-<br />
Bacteriology 540.00 540.00<br />
Clinical Pathology 300.00 300.00<br />
Wards 400.00 400.00<br />
Office Supplies 300.00 300.00<br />
Chemical Supplies 400.00 500.00 100.00<br />
*Appointed Session 1928-1929<br />
$1,940.00 $2,040.00 $100.00
2075<br />
1928-1929<br />
Summary<br />
Salaries $13,770.00<br />
Wages and Supplies 15,050.00<br />
Bacteriology, etc 1,940.00<br />
Medicine<br />
$30,760.00<br />
$ 7,305.00<br />
Clinical Pathology<br />
11,860.00<br />
New York Hospital 6,500.00<br />
Bellevue Hospital 30,760.00<br />
$56,425.00<br />
Department of Neurology<br />
1928-1929<br />
Foster Kennedy, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Medi<br />
cine, Department of Neu<br />
rology<br />
Thomas K. Davis, M.D.,<br />
Associate in Clinical Medicine,<br />
$500.00<br />
Department of Neurology....<br />
Walter M. Kraus, M.D.,<br />
Associate in Clinical Medicine,<br />
180.00<br />
Department of Neurology....<br />
Lewis D. Stevenson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Medicine,<br />
180.00<br />
Department of Neurology....<br />
Junius W. Stephenson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Medicine,<br />
180.00<br />
Department of Neurology....<br />
George Hyslop, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Medicine,<br />
180.00<br />
Department of Neurology.... 180.00<br />
Technician<br />
$1,400.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$14,570.00<br />
16,350.00<br />
2,040.00<br />
$32,960.00<br />
$ 7,305.00<br />
13,270.00<br />
5,700.00<br />
32,960.00<br />
$1,000.00<br />
1,300.00<br />
100.00<br />
$1,410.00<br />
300.00<br />
2,400.00<br />
$200.00<br />
$2,400.00 $200.00<br />
$1,100.00<br />
200.00<br />
$59,235.00 $4,110.00 $1,300.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$500.00<br />
180.00<br />
180.00<br />
180.00<br />
180.00<br />
180.00<br />
$1,400.00<br />
1,800.00 $1,800.00<br />
$1,400.00 $3,200.00 $1,800.00<br />
Department Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology<br />
George G. Ward, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology $1,100.00 $1,100.00<br />
Associate Professor of Ob<br />
stetrics and Gynecology<br />
Lillian K. P. Farrar, M.D.,<br />
1,000.00<br />
Assistant Professor of Ob-<br />
stetrics and Gynecology<br />
Hervey G. Williamson, M.D.,<br />
600.00<br />
rri<br />
750.00<br />
2076<br />
Department Obstetrics {Continued)<br />
1928-1929<br />
Howard G. McCandlish, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology<br />
Charles T. Snyder, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology<br />
Ogden F. Conkey, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology<br />
William P. Driscoll, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Obstetrics and<br />
Gynecology<br />
Alfred Plaut, M.D.,<br />
Instructor<br />
Pathology<br />
in Gynecological<br />
500.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
100.00<br />
Joseph N. Nathanson, M.D.<br />
Instructor in Gynecology and<br />
Obstetrics 200.00<br />
1929-1930 In crease Decrease<br />
600:00 100.00<br />
400.00 100.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
200.00 100.00<br />
200.00<br />
Special apparatus, lantern slides,<br />
manikin, etc 320.00 320.00<br />
Department of Ophthalmology<br />
Bernard Samuels, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Ophthalmol<br />
ogy $300.00 $300.00<br />
$4,900.00 $4,600.00 $700.00 $1,000.00<br />
$5,220.00 $4,920.00 $700.00 $1,000.00<br />
$300.00 $300.00<br />
Department of Orthopedic Surgery<br />
Charlton Wallace, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Orthopedic<br />
Surgery $300.00 $300.00<br />
Irvin Balenzweig, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Orthopedic<br />
Surgery 200.00 200.00<br />
John S. Ware, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery,<br />
Department of Orthopedic<br />
Surgery 100.00 100.00<br />
? $600.00<br />
Department of Otology<br />
George B. McAuliffe, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Surgery and Acting<br />
Head of the Department of<br />
Otology 300.00 300.00<br />
$300.00 $300.00
2077<br />
Department of Pathology<br />
James Ewing, M.D., 1928-1929<br />
Professor of Pathology<br />
$9,000.00<br />
Otto H. Schultze, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Medical Juris<br />
prudence<br />
Elise S. L'Esperance, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Pathol<br />
1,000.00<br />
ogy<br />
Lawrence W. Smith, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Pathol<br />
5,500.00<br />
ogy<br />
James Denton, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Pathol<br />
7,500.00<br />
ogy<br />
Douglas Symmers, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Patho<br />
logical Anatomy<br />
(Receives $500 from Depart<br />
ment of Medicine)<br />
Charles S. B. Cassassa, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Pathological<br />
Anatomy<br />
Lewis Stephenson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Neuro-Pathol-<br />
ogy<br />
Charles T. Olcott, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Pathology<br />
Arthur H. Dodge, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Pathological<br />
Anatomy<br />
J. Frank Fraser, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Dermo-Pathol-<br />
ogy<br />
Gilbert Dalldorf, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Pathology<br />
1,200.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
600.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc. $30,300.00<br />
1 Secretary $1,800.00<br />
1 Custodian 1,800.00<br />
1 Technician 1,680.00<br />
1 Porter 120.00<br />
1 Technician (Bellevue Hospi-<br />
pital, Surgery)<br />
150.00<br />
1 Technician (Curator) 1,320.00<br />
1 Cleaner 780.00<br />
1 Photographer 2,500.00<br />
1 Assistant Photographer 1,200.00<br />
Photographic Supplies 300.00<br />
Chemicals, Glassware, etc<br />
Publications<br />
810.00]<br />
180.00 }<br />
Museum Glassware<br />
Animals and Supplies<br />
Technician<br />
270.00 j<br />
$12,910.00<br />
Salaries 30,300.00<br />
$43,210.00<br />
19 29- 1930<br />
$9,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
6,200.00<br />
7,500.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
Increase Decrease<br />
(See Sur-<br />
$700.00 gery)<br />
200.00<br />
(See Dermatology) $600.00<br />
500.00 500.00<br />
$31,100.00 $1,400.00<br />
$1,800.00<br />
1,920.00 $120.00<br />
1,560.00<br />
120.00<br />
150.00<br />
1,560.00 240.00<br />
900.00 120.00<br />
2,500.00<br />
1,320.00 120.00<br />
300.00<br />
1,260.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
800.00<br />
$15,690.00<br />
31,100.00<br />
1,500.00<br />
800.00<br />
$2,900.00<br />
1,400.00<br />
$600.00<br />
$120.00<br />
$120.00<br />
600.00<br />
$46,790.00 $4,300.00 $720.00
2078<br />
Department of Pediatrics<br />
Oscar M. Schloss, M.D.,<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Professor of Pediatrics<br />
Louis C. Schroeder, M.D.,<br />
$4,000.00 $4,000.00<br />
Assistant Professor of Ped.<br />
Lvnne A. Hoag, M.D.,<br />
1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Assistant Professor of Ped.<br />
Samuel Z. Levine, M.D.,<br />
5,000.00 5,500.00 $500.00<br />
Associate in Pediatrics<br />
Jesse F. Sammis, M.D.,<br />
3,400.00 3,900.00 500.00<br />
Instructor in Pediatrics<br />
May G. Wilson, M.D.,<br />
300.00 300.00<br />
Instructor in Pediatrics<br />
Philip M. Stimson, M.D.,<br />
250.00 300.00 50.00<br />
Instructor in Pediatrics<br />
Arthur F. Anderson, M.D.,<br />
300.00 300.00<br />
Associate in Pediatrics<br />
James Wilson, M.D.,<br />
600.00 600.00<br />
Associate in Pediatrics<br />
Thomas E. Waldie, M.D.,<br />
1,900.00 1,900.00<br />
Instructor in Pediatrics<br />
Robert O. DuBois, M.D.,<br />
150.00 200.00 50.00<br />
Assistant in Clinical Ped 300.00 300.00<br />
Carl H. Smith, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Clinical Ped. 300.00 300.00<br />
Haskell Talamo, M.D.,<br />
Research Assistant in<br />
Max B. Brahdy, M.D.,<br />
Ped. 1,200 600.00 600.00<br />
Assistant in Pediatrics<br />
Louis Weymuller, M.D.,<br />
150.00 150.00<br />
Research Asst. in Ped. (6 mos. ) 900-00 900.00<br />
Tyson Wyatt, Instr. in Pediatrics 1,200.00 1.200-00<br />
$18,700.00 $19,550.00 $3,350.00 22,500.00<br />
Wages and Supplies<br />
Secretary $1,400.00 $1,400.00<br />
Technician<br />
Apparatus<br />
2,300.00 2,400.00 $100.00<br />
Chemicals<br />
360.00 ]<br />
120.00 |<br />
Glassware 290.00 |<br />
Animals 500.00 [ 2,600.00 600.00<br />
Publications<br />
300.00 |<br />
Special Apparatus 200.00 I<br />
Instruments<br />
100.00 |<br />
Incidentals ,. 130.00 J<br />
Nurse to supervise calorimeter<br />
work from October to May,<br />
inclusive 1,320.00 1,320.00<br />
$ 7,020.00 $ 7,720.00<br />
Salaries 18,700.00 19,550.00 850.00<br />
From Special Budget<br />
$25,720.00 $27,270.00 $1,550.00<br />
Dorthea Moore, M.D., Asst.in Ped. 1,500-00 1,500-00<br />
LudwigSchoenthal, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Pediatrics 1,500.00 1,500.00<br />
23,000-00 23,000.00
2079<br />
Department of Pharmacology 1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Robert A. Hatcher, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Pharmacology.... $7,500.00 $7,500.00<br />
Harry Gold, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Phar<br />
macology 4,000.00 4,000.00<br />
Harvey B. Haag, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Pharmacology 2,500.00 3,500.00 $1,000.00<br />
$14,000.00 $15,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc.<br />
1 Helper $1,200.00 $1,200.00<br />
1 Helper 1,500.00 1,500.00<br />
Supplies (Research) 800.00 1,000.00 $200.00<br />
Supplies (Teaching) 700.00 700.00<br />
$ 4,200.00 $ 4,400.00 $200.00<br />
Salaries 14,000.00 15,000.00 1,000.00<br />
$18,200.00 $19,400.00 $1,200.00<br />
Department of Physiology<br />
Graham Lusk, Ph.D.,<br />
Professor of Physiology $10,000.00 $10,000.00<br />
D. J. Edwards, Ph.D.,<br />
Associate Professor of Phys<br />
iology 6,000.00 7,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
William H. Chambers, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Phys<br />
iology 5,000.00 5,000.00<br />
McKeen Cattell, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Phys<br />
iology 5,000.00 5,000.00<br />
Two (2) student assistants<br />
equal to remission of their<br />
fees 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
$27,000.00 $28,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc.<br />
1 Mechanic<br />
2 Helpers<br />
$2,100.00<br />
2,160.00<br />
$2,100.00<br />
2,340.00 $180.00<br />
1 Secretary 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
1 Animal Keeper 1,080.00 1,140.00 60.00<br />
Apparatus and Glassware 588.90 1<br />
302.11 |<br />
Chemicals<br />
Animals<br />
539.15<br />
Animal Food<br />
336.32 |<br />
Publications 64.78 j- 3,700.00<br />
Instruments<br />
332.17<br />
Incidentals<br />
536.57<br />
Replenishment of Apparatus 1,000.00 J<br />
Extra Mechanic 2,400.00 2,400.00<br />
$10,240.00 $12,880.00 $2,640.00<br />
Salaries 27,000.00 28,000.00 1,000.00<br />
$37,240.00 $40,880.00 $3,640.00
Department of Public Health<br />
and Preventive Medicine<br />
2o8o<br />
1928-1929<br />
John C. Torrey, Ph.D.,<br />
Professor of Public Health<br />
and Preventive Medicine<br />
Morton C. Kahn, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Public<br />
$7,500.00<br />
Health and Preventive<br />
Medicine<br />
Ralph W. Nauss, M.D.,<br />
3,500.00<br />
Instructor in Public Health<br />
and Preventive Medicine 800.00<br />
$11,800.00<br />
Wages, Apparatus, etc.<br />
1 Helper (Technician) $1,320.00<br />
1 Helper (Woman) 840.00<br />
1 Stenographer (part time)<br />
Apparatus 200.00 1<br />
Chemicals, including<br />
materials I<br />
for media 200.00 I<br />
Glassware 175.00 |<br />
Animals 125.00 \<br />
Animal Food 175.00 1<br />
Special Apparatus 300.00 I<br />
Instruments 75.00 |<br />
Incidentals 180.00 J<br />
$ 3,590.00<br />
Salaries 11,800.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$7,500.00<br />
3,500.00<br />
$11,800.00<br />
$1,320.00<br />
840.00<br />
480.00<br />
1,600.00<br />
$ 4,240.00<br />
11,800.00<br />
$480.00<br />
170.00<br />
$650.(<br />
$15,390.00 $16,040.00 $650.00<br />
Department of Psychiatry<br />
Mortimer Raynor, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Psychia<br />
try $200.00 $500.00 $300.00=*<br />
Abraham Kardiner, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Psychiatry 100.00 100.00<br />
George W. Henry, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Psychiatry 100.00 100.00<br />
Oswald H. Boltz, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Psychiatry 100.00 100.00<br />
Michael J. Lonergan, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Psychiatry 100.00 100.00<br />
$500.00 $900.00 $400.00<br />
Department of Roentgenology<br />
Harry M. Imboden, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Roentgenolgy. $500.00 $500.00<br />
* Appropriated during session.<br />
$500.00<br />
$500.00
2081<br />
Department of Surgery<br />
1928-1929<br />
Charles L. Gibson, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Surgery<br />
John A. Hartwell, M.D.,<br />
$4,000.00<br />
Associate Professor of Sur<br />
gery<br />
Henry H. M. Lyle, M.D.,<br />
1,000.00<br />
Assistant Professor of Sur<br />
gery<br />
Charles E. Farr, M.D.,<br />
350.00<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery..<br />
James M. Hirtzrot, M.D.,<br />
250.00<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery..<br />
Preston A. Wade, M.D.,<br />
250.00<br />
Instructor in Surgery<br />
Joseph P. Hoguet, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clinical<br />
500.00<br />
400.00<br />
Surgery<br />
John C. A. Gerster, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clinical<br />
Surgery<br />
Ralph G. Stillman, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clinical<br />
Pathology<br />
Morris K. Smith, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clinical<br />
350.00<br />
1,100.00<br />
Surgery<br />
W. Morris Weeden, M.D.,<br />
250.00<br />
Instructor in Surgery 600.00<br />
Leila C. Knox, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Surgical Pathol<br />
ogy<br />
John E. Sutton, M.D.,<br />
250.00<br />
Instructor in Surgery<br />
Nelson W. <strong>Cornell</strong>, M.D.,<br />
250.00<br />
Instructor in Surgery 500.00<br />
Wade Duley, M.D.,<br />
Assistant in Surgery<br />
Paul K. Sauers, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
Woodhull L. Condict, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
H. H. Johnson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
A. J. Beller, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
William V. Healey, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
Walter Stenson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Op. Surgery<br />
250.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$4,000.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
350.00<br />
250.00<br />
250.00<br />
500.00<br />
400.00<br />
350.00<br />
1,300.00 $200.00<br />
25O.0O<br />
600.00<br />
250.00<br />
350.00 100.00<br />
500.00<br />
250.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
50.00<br />
$10,600.00 $10,900.00 $300.00
2082<br />
Department of Surgery {Continued)<br />
192S-1929<br />
U7ages, Supplies, etc.<br />
Operative Surgery $100.00<br />
N.Y. Hospital Follow-up Svstem 100.00<br />
Secretary at X. Y. Hospital 490.00<br />
Operating Room at X. Y. Hos<br />
pital 50.00<br />
Xurse at St. Luke's (Dr. Lyle).. 100.00<br />
$ 840.00<br />
Salaries 10,600.00<br />
$11,440.00<br />
(Bellevue Surgical Clinic)<br />
Harold E. Santee, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Surgery.. $500.00<br />
Guilford S. Dudley, M.D.,<br />
Assistant Professor of Clini<br />
cal Surgery<br />
500.00<br />
Elise S. L'Esperance, M.D.,<br />
Surgical Pathology (trans<br />
ferred to Pathology)<br />
700.00<br />
Instructor in Surgical Pathol<br />
ogy<br />
400.00<br />
Russel H. Patterson, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery.. 300.00<br />
Francis A. Sutherland, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery.. 300.00<br />
H. Bergamini, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery.. 300.00<br />
Edward W. Saunders, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery.. 300.00<br />
Penelope Marsh, A.B.,<br />
Surgical Bacteriologist and Li<br />
brarian 1,900.00<br />
Harry S. Cooper, M.D.,<br />
Instructor in Clinical Surgery<br />
300.00<br />
$5,500.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc.<br />
TTechnician $1,800.00<br />
1 Recorder Clinical Clerks* 1,740.00<br />
1 Stenographer 1,500.00<br />
Materials, Supplies, etc<br />
740.00<br />
Salaries -<br />
*Has not been used for several years.<br />
$5,780.00<br />
5,500.00<br />
$11,280.00<br />
1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
$100.00<br />
100.00<br />
490.00<br />
50.00<br />
100.00<br />
$ 840.00<br />
10,900.00 $300.00<br />
$11,740.00 $300.00<br />
$500.00<br />
500.00<br />
400.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
300.00<br />
1,900.00<br />
300.00<br />
$4,800.00<br />
$1,800.00<br />
1,800.00<br />
740.00<br />
$4,340.00<br />
4,800.00<br />
$700.00<br />
($200 comes back to<br />
College from First<br />
Surgical Division,<br />
Bellevue)<br />
$300.00<br />
$700.00<br />
$1,740.00<br />
$300.00 $1,740.00<br />
700.00<br />
$9,140.00 $300.00 $2,440.00
2083<br />
(Surgical Research)<br />
J. E. Sweet, M.D.,<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Professor of Surgical Re<br />
search<br />
Florence West, A.B.,<br />
$9,000.00 $9,000.00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research<br />
Edward W. Saunders, M.D.,<br />
2,000.00 2,500.00 $500.00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research<br />
John Staige Davis, M.D.,<br />
1,250.00 1,250.00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research<br />
George L. Birnbaum, M.D.,<br />
1,250.00 1,250.00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research 500.00 500.00<br />
Unassigned<br />
Antonio Delario, M.D.,<br />
500.00 $500.00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research<br />
Henry S. F. Cooper, M.D.,<br />
900.00 900 00<br />
Assistant in Surgical Research 1,250.00 1,250.00<br />
$15,750.00 $15,400.00 $1,400.00 $1,750.00<br />
Wages, Supplies, etc.<br />
Janitor $1,200.00 $1,200.00<br />
Anaesthetist 1,000.00 1,200.00 $200.00<br />
Animals 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Animal Food, Petty Cash 350.00 350.00<br />
Supplies and Equipment 500.00 650.00 150.00<br />
$ 4.250.00 $ 4,600.00 $350.00<br />
Salaries 15,750.00 15,400.00 1,400.00 $1,750.00<br />
$20,000.00 $20,000.00 $1,750.00 $1,750.00<br />
Summary<br />
Surgery $11,440.00 $11,740.00 $300.00<br />
Bellevue Surgical Clinic 11,280.00 9,140.00 300.00 $2,440.00<br />
Surgical Research 20,000.00 20,000.00<br />
$42,720.00 $40,880.00 $600.00 $2,440.00<br />
Ella Heinz Given Fund<br />
Antonio Delario, M.D.,<br />
$3,500.00<br />
Given Fellow in Surgical Research $ 900.00<br />
Mary Cooper, B.S.,<br />
Assistant in Chemistry and Bacteriology<br />
1,800.00<br />
Current Expenses, Illustrations, etc 800.00<br />
Department of Urology<br />
Edward L. Keyes, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Clinical Sur<br />
gery, Department of Urol<br />
ogy $500.00 $500.00<br />
A. Raymond Stevens, M.D.,<br />
Associate Professor of Clini<br />
cal Surgery, Department of<br />
Urology 100.00 100.00<br />
$600.00 $600.00<br />
$3,500.00 $3,500.00
2084<br />
Department of Urology {Continued)<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
1 Secretary 1,620.00 $1,620.00<br />
Supplies and Equipment 100.00 380.00 280.00<br />
$700.00 $2,600.00 $1,900.00<br />
Summary Research Departments<br />
Experimental Therapeutics<br />
(Department of Medicine) $11,500.00 $11,500.00*<br />
Research Farm<br />
(Department of Anatomy) 25,000.00 25,000.00<br />
$36,500.00 $36,500.00<br />
*$ 1,500 Budget appropriation.<br />
10,000 Gift from Chemical Foundation, Inc.<br />
Department of Medicine<br />
(Experimental Medicine)<br />
John W. Churchman, M.D.,<br />
Professor of Experimental<br />
Therapeutics, Department of<br />
Medicine $6,500.00 $6,500.00<br />
Bacteriologist 2,500.00 2,520.00 $20.00<br />
Laboratory Supplies 1,000.00 1,000.00<br />
Laboratory Helper 1,000.00 700.00 300.00<br />
Stenographic Assistance 500.00 780.00 280.00<br />
$11,500.00 $11,500.00 $300.00 $300.00<br />
Department of Anatomy<br />
(Research Farm)<br />
Scientific Associate $3,000.00 $3,000.00<br />
Manager of Farm $1,800.00 $1,800.00<br />
1 Foreman and Kennelmaster 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
One Kennelmaster 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Unskilled Helper 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Unskilled Helper 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
One Kennelman 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
1 Helper and Cook 1,000.00 1,080.00 80.00<br />
Two Kennel and Farm Helpers.. 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
One Laboratory Helper 420.00 420.00<br />
Food for dogs 1,800.00 4,800.00 3,000.00<br />
Maintenance of Farm House<br />
and Feeding Employees 3,000.00 3,600.00 600.00<br />
Purchase of Pedigreed and<br />
Registered dogs, mating,<br />
etc... 5,000.00 3,600.00 1,400.00<br />
Minor buildings and altering<br />
runs, kennels, etc<br />
Research Apparatus and<br />
1,500.00 2,200.00 700.00<br />
Sup-<br />
Supplies 2,500.00 1,800.00 700.00<br />
Expendable<br />
etc<br />
supplies, chemicals,<br />
1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Insurance,<br />
gencies<br />
upkeep and contin<br />
1,800.00 1,500.00 300.00<br />
$25,000.00 $25,000.00 $10,800.00 $10,800.00
2o85<br />
CLINIC, CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE<br />
Proposed Budget for Year 1929-1930<br />
Estimated Income from Patients $328,000.00<br />
Estimated Expenditures General and Medical Administra<br />
tion (Schedule A) $135,164.00<br />
Estimated Expenditures Clinic Departments (Schedule B).. 198,432.00<br />
Total Estimated Operating Expenditures 333,596.00<br />
Estimated Operating Deficit 5,596.00<br />
Charge by College to Clinic, Rent, etc 20,'750.00<br />
Total Estimated Deficit $26,346.00<br />
SCHEDULE A GENERAL AND MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
Note : For details under different headings see Schedules B and C.<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase<br />
1. Office Dir. of Clinic<br />
2. Office Ch. Clin. Executive<br />
$ 13,800.00<br />
4,680.00<br />
$ 11,364.00<br />
4,800.00<br />
$ 264.00<br />
120.00<br />
3. Social Service 6,900.00 6,900.00<br />
4. Clin. Admin. Studies 2,280.00 2,280.00<br />
5. Registration and Appointments 12,340.00 11,600.00 1,920.00<br />
6. History and Records 8,820.00 11,520.00 2,700.00<br />
7. Stenographic Service 9,020.00 7,200.00 2,400.00<br />
8. Business Office 15,050.00 15,170.00 120.00<br />
9. Housekeeping 12.540.00 12,060.00 600.00<br />
10. Clinic Telephone Service 1,120.00 1,120.00<br />
11. Pharmacy 5,070.00 5.070.00<br />
12. Diet Classes<br />
13. General Expenses, Clinic Sup<br />
2,080.00 2080.00<br />
Decrease<br />
$ 2,700.00<br />
4,220.00<br />
1,080.00<br />
plies (See Schedule C) 47,900.00 44.000.00 5,150.00 9,050.00<br />
$132,420.00 $135,164.00 $22,454.00 $19,710.00<br />
SCHEDULE BSUMMARY OF CLINIC DEPARTMENTS<br />
Note: For details under each department see Schedule E.<br />
Medicine $ 40,920.00 $ 39,300.00 $ 1,440.00 $ 3,060.00<br />
Gastro Enterologv 14,260.00<br />
Pediatrics 3,950.00<br />
Health 4,302.00<br />
Surgery 7,560.00<br />
Gynecology 11,310.00<br />
Dental Surgery 4,700.00<br />
Xeurology<br />
9,730.00<br />
Psychiatry 8,820.00<br />
Skin '. 13,240.00<br />
Urology 11,670.00<br />
Eve 8,538.00<br />
Ear 9,288.00<br />
Xose and Throat 11,893.00<br />
Orthopedic Surgery 7,986.00<br />
Physiotherapy<br />
1,730.00<br />
X-ray Service 11,780.00<br />
Central Laboratory<br />
Medical Vacation<br />
4,530.00<br />
16,870.00 2,610.00<br />
5,960.00 2,010.00<br />
4,710.00 1,500.00 1,092.00<br />
7,270.00 60.00 35O.0O<br />
11,470.00 160.00<br />
4,700.00<br />
7,372.00 600.00 2,958.00<br />
8,670.00 1,890.00 2,040.00<br />
13,016.00 976.00 1,200.00<br />
11,542.00 172.00 300.00<br />
7,780.00 243.00 1,000.00<br />
9,420.00 792.00 660.00<br />
12,732.00 834.00<br />
15,040.00 7,340.00 286.00<br />
1,730.00<br />
13,700.00 4,260.00 2,340.00<br />
5,880.00 1,350.00<br />
3,000.00 3,000.00<br />
$186,212.00 $198,432.00 $29,236.00 $17,016.00
2o86<br />
SCHEDULE C GENERAL AND MEDICAL ADMINISTRATION<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
1 Office, Director of Clinic<br />
Director $9,000.00 $9,000.00<br />
Assistant 2,700.00 $2,700.00<br />
Secretary (Executive Asst.) 2,100.00 2,364.00 $264.00<br />
$13,800.00 $11,364.00 $264.00 $2,700.00<br />
2 Office, Chief CI. Executive<br />
Chief Clinic Executive $3,000.00 $3,000.00<br />
Secretary 1,680.00 1,800.00 $120.00<br />
$4,680.00 $4,800.00 $120.00<br />
3 Social Service<br />
Supervisor $2,700.00 $2,700.00<br />
Case Worker 2,300.00 2.300.00<br />
Case Worker 1,900.00 1,900.00<br />
$6,900.00 $6,900.00<br />
4 Clinic Administrative Studies<br />
Statistician $2,280.00 $2,280.00<br />
$2,280.00 $2,280.00<br />
5 Registration and Appointment<br />
Registrar $2,100.00 $2,280.00 $180.00<br />
Assistant Registrar 1,740.00 1,920.00 180.00<br />
Assistant Registrar 1,520.00 1,640.00 120.00<br />
Appointment Clerk (2) 2,880.00 1,500.00 1,380.00<br />
Appointment Clerk 1,440.00 1,440.00<br />
Appointment Clerk (2) 2,600.00 1,320.00 1.280.00<br />
Usher 1,500.00 1,500.00<br />
$12,340.00 $11,600.00 $1,920.00 $2,650.00<br />
6 History and Records<br />
Chief Record Clerk $2,200.00 $2,220.00 $20.00<br />
Assistant Record Clerk 1,420.00 1,420.00<br />
Assistant Record Clerk (4) 5,200.00 5,200.00<br />
Typist (2) 2,680.00 2,680.00<br />
$8,820.00 $11,520.00 $2,700.00<br />
7 Stenographic Service<br />
Stenographer, Chief $1,920.00 $1,680.00 $240.00<br />
Assistant Stenographer (2) 3,120.00 3,120.00<br />
Assistant Stenographer (2) 2,400.00 $2,400.00<br />
Typist 1,380.00 1,380.00<br />
Typist 1,300.00 1,300.00<br />
Typist 1,300.00 1,300.00<br />
$9,020.00 $7,200.00 $2,400.00 $4,220.00
Business Office<br />
2087<br />
1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Business Manager $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Cashier 2,750.00 2,870.00 $120.00<br />
Assistants (2) 2,800.00 2,800.00<br />
Assistant 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Bookkeepers (3) 4,800.00 4,800.00<br />
Receiving Clerk, part time 380.00 380.00<br />
Stock Clerk 1,320.00 1,320.00<br />
Auditor, part time 300.00 300.00<br />
$15,050.00 $15,170.00 $120.00<br />
Housekeeping<br />
Housekeeper, part time $ 600.00 $ 600.00<br />
Porters 7,560.00 6,480.00 $1,080.00<br />
Attendant, Evening, part time 120.00 120.00<br />
Cleaners (3) 1,740.00 1,740.00<br />
Cleaner, part time 600.00 600.00<br />
Laundryman 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Laundress, part time 480.00 480.00<br />
Plumber and Electrician, part<br />
time 840.00 840.00<br />
Clinic Service<br />
Telephone Operator $1,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
Night Engineer, part time 120.00 120.00<br />
$12,540.00 $12,060.00 $600.00 $1,080.00<br />
$1,120.00 $1,120.00<br />
Pharmacy<br />
Pharmacist $2,400.00 $2,400.00<br />
Assistant Pharmacist 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
Relief Pharmacist 150.00 150.00<br />
Helper 720.00 720.00<br />
Diet Classes<br />
$5,070.00 $5,070.00<br />
Dietitian $ 600.00 $ 600.00<br />
Rent 1,250.00 1,250.00<br />
Cleaner,<br />
Gas<br />
part time 60.00 60.00<br />
Electricity<br />
Telephone 30.00 30.00<br />
Breakage 25.00 25.00<br />
Food Supplies. 115.00 115.00<br />
$2,080.00 $2,080.00
2o88<br />
SCHEDULE D CLINIC SUPPLIES AND GENERAL EXPENSES<br />
Note: Item "13", Schedule A.<br />
Prmting<br />
Postage<br />
Stationery and other Supplies<br />
Linen, Gowns, Coats, etc<br />
Housekeeping Supplies<br />
Building Repairs<br />
Furniture Repairs<br />
Lamps and Fixtures<br />
1928-1929<br />
$2,800.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,00000<br />
900.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
900.00<br />
150.00<br />
1929-1930<br />
$2,400.00<br />
850.00<br />
1,250.00<br />
450.00<br />
700.00<br />
800.00<br />
800.00<br />
150.00<br />
Increase<br />
$250 00<br />
Decrease<br />
$400.00<br />
15000<br />
450 00<br />
50000<br />
20000<br />
100 00<br />
Drugs and Medical Supplies 4,700.00 5,700.00 1,000.00<br />
X-ray Supplies 6,500.00 8,500.00 2,000.00<br />
Laboratory Supplies 500.00 500.00<br />
Instrument Repairs.. 2,500.00 3,000.00 500.00<br />
Xew Equipment 5,000.00 2,500.00 2,50000<br />
Telephone 2,000.00 2,000.00<br />
Traveling Expenses 300.00 300.00<br />
Heat, Light, etc 3,600.00 4,200.00 600.00<br />
Incidental Expenses 100.00 30000 200.00<br />
Emergencies 750.00 500.00 250.00<br />
Vacations, Non-Medical Staff 5,500.00 4,500.00 1,000.00<br />
Special Pension Fund 600.00 600.00<br />
Contingent Fund 7,500.00 4,000.00 3,500.00<br />
$47,900.00 $44,000.00 $5,150.00 $9,050.00<br />
SCHEDULE ECLINIC DEPARTMENTS<br />
Medicine<br />
Chief $2,000.00 $2,000.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 21,000.00 21,900.00 $900.00<br />
Clinic Executives 7,000.00 5,280.00 $1,720.00<br />
Nurses 4,800.00 5,340.00 540.00<br />
Technicians 2,000.00 1,260.00 740.00<br />
Clerks (3) 4,120.00 3,520.00 600.00<br />
$40,920.00 $39,300.00 $1,440.00 $3,060.00<br />
Gastro Enterology<br />
Medical Staff $9,000.00 $10,350.00 $1,350.00<br />
Clinic Executive 1,360.00 1,420.00 60.00<br />
Xurses (2),<br />
part time 1,800.00 3,000.00 1,200.00<br />
Clerk 1,440.00 1,440.00<br />
Clerk, part time 660.00 660.00<br />
$14,260.00 $16,870.00 $2,610.00<br />
Pediatrics<br />
Chief $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 1,550.00 2,000.00 $450.00<br />
Clinic Executive, part time<br />
Nurse, part time<br />
Clerk, part time<br />
900.00 900.00<br />
900.00<br />
660.00<br />
900.00<br />
660.00<br />
$3,950.00 $5,960.00 $2,010.00
Health Examinations<br />
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1928-1929<br />
Chief in charge<br />
Assistant Medical Staff $2,652.00<br />
Clinic Executive, part time 900.00<br />
Nurse, part time 750.00<br />
Clerk, part time<br />
$4,302.00<br />
Surgery<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 3,600.00<br />
Xurse, Clinic Executive 1,800.00<br />
Clerk, part time 660.00<br />
$7,560.00<br />
Gynecology<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 4,200.00<br />
Clinic Executive 2,100.00<br />
Xurses (2) 2,850.00<br />
Clerk, part time 660.00<br />
$11,310.00<br />
Dental Service<br />
Medical Staff $2,500.00<br />
Clinic Executive 1,000.00<br />
Technician (Dental Hygiene) 1,20000<br />
$4,700.00<br />
Neurology<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 3,200.00<br />
Clinic Executive 2,400.00<br />
Case Worker 950.00<br />
Stenographer<br />
Clerk, part time<br />
_ 1,680.00<br />
$9,730.00<br />
Psychiatry<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00<br />
-<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 1,580.00<br />
Clinic Executive<br />
2,100.00<br />
Case Worker 1,000.00<br />
Clerk-Stenographer 1,440.00<br />
Clerk 1,200.00<br />
$8,820.00<br />
Skin<br />
Chief of Clinic<br />
$1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 4,600.00<br />
Clinic Executive<br />
1,800.00<br />
Technician Nurse<br />
2,100.00<br />
Technician Xurse<br />
1,800.00<br />
L440.00<br />
Clerk -<br />
$13,240.00<br />
1929-1930<br />
$1,500.00<br />
1,560.00<br />
900.00<br />
750.00<br />
$1,50000<br />
3,250.00<br />
1,860.00<br />
660.00<br />
$7,270.00<br />
$1,500.00<br />
4,300.00<br />
2,160.00<br />
2,850.00<br />
660.00<br />
Increase<br />
$1,500.00<br />
60.00<br />
$100.00<br />
60.00<br />
$11,470.00 $160.00<br />
$2,500.00<br />
1,000.00<br />
1,200.00<br />
$4,700.00<br />
$1,500.00<br />
3,172.00<br />
2,100.00<br />
600.00 600.00<br />
Decrease<br />
$1,092.00<br />
$4,710.00 $1,500.00 $1,092.00<br />
$350.00<br />
L00 $350.00<br />
$ 28.00<br />
300.00<br />
950.00<br />
1,680.00<br />
$7,372.00 $600.00 $2,958.00<br />
$1,500.00<br />
2,100.00 $520.00<br />
2,520.00 420.00<br />
1,950.00 950.00<br />
600.00<br />
1,440.00<br />
600.00<br />
$8,670.00 $1,890.00 $2,040.00<br />
$1,500.00<br />
5,096.00 $496.00<br />
2,100.00 300.00<br />
1,800.00 $300.00<br />
900.00 900.00<br />
1,620.00 180.00<br />
$13,016.00 $976.00 $1,200.00
Urology<br />
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1928-1929 1929-1930 Increase Decrease<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 3,750.00 3,802.00 $52.00<br />
Clinic Executive 2,220.00 1,920.00 $300.00<br />
Nurse 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
Nurse (attendant) 1,500.00 1,620.00 120.00<br />
Clerk, part time 900.00 900.00<br />
$11,670.00 $11,542.00 $172.00 $300.00<br />
Eye<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 4,250.00 4,420.00 $170.00<br />
Clinic Executive 1,000.00 $1,000.00<br />
Nurse 1,128.00 1,200.00 72.00<br />
Clerk 660.00 660.00<br />
$8,538.00 $7,780.00 $242.00 $1,000.00<br />
Ear<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 4,400.00 4,420.00 20.00<br />
Clinic Executive 1,000.00 1,500.00 500.00<br />
Nurse 1,128.00 1,200.00 72.00<br />
Clerk 660.00 $660.00<br />
Attendant 600.00 600.00<br />
$9,288.00 $9,220.00 $592.00 $660.00<br />
Nose and Throat<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 6,750.00 6,864.00 $114.00<br />
Clinic Executive 1,800.00 1,860.00 60.00<br />
Nurse 1,128.00 1,128.00<br />
Clerk 720.00 1,380.00 660.00<br />
$11,898.00 $12,732.00 $834.00<br />
Orthopedics and Physiotherapy<br />
Chief of Clinic $1,500.00 $1,500.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 2,000.00 2,080.00 $80.00<br />
Nurse and Clin. Executive 1,320.00 1,320.00<br />
Masseur 900.00 900.00<br />
Masseuse 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Masseuse<br />
Masseuse,<br />
1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Attendant-Clerk 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Attendant 1,200.00 1,200.00<br />
Doorman 1,080.00 1,080.00<br />
part time 766.00 480.00 $286.00<br />
Runners (2) 2,160.00 2,160.00<br />
Cleaner, part time 720.00 720.00<br />
Physiotherapy<br />
$7,986.00 $15,040.00 $7,340.00 $286.00<br />
and Massage<br />
Masseur<br />
Masseuse<br />
$ 600.00<br />
480.00<br />
$600.00<br />
480.00<br />
Clerk and Attendant 650.00 650.00<br />
$1,730.00<br />
$1,730.00
X-Ray Service<br />
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1928-<br />
1929 1929-1910 Increase Decrease<br />
Chief of Clinic $3,840.00 $4,500.00 $660.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff 2,700.00 1,800.00 $900.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff (Skin).. 900.00 $900.00<br />
Asst. Med. Staff (Gastro) (1)<br />
Clinic Exec, and Nurse 2,040.00 2,040.00<br />
Technician 2,000.00 2,000.00<br />
Technician 1,800.00 1,800.00<br />
Stenographer and Clerk 1,440.00 1,440.00<br />
Clerk, part time 660.00 660.00<br />
$11,780.00 $13,700.00 $4,260.00 $2,340.00<br />
(1) Adjustments made from time to time in accordance with number of staff<br />
assigned temporarily to make fluoroscopic examinations, such funds being trans<br />
ferred from the appropriation for Gastroenterology Service.<br />
Clinic Laboratory<br />
Chief of Service $1,200.00 $1,200.00<br />
Technician $1,920.00 1,920.00<br />
Technician 1,860.00 1,860.00<br />
Serologist 750.00 900.00 150.00<br />
Medical Vacation<br />
$4,530.00 $5,880.00 $1,350.00<br />
Assistant Medical Staff $3,000.00 $3,000.00<br />
$3,000.00 $3,000.00
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STATE COLLEGE COUNCIL<br />
June 8th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Farrand, Chairman; J. DuPratt White, Miller,<br />
Ten Eyck, Pratt, Pyrke, Witter, Newman ; Deans Mann and Moore ;<br />
Directors Hedrick and Van Rensselaer ; Faculty Representatives<br />
Fish, Kruse and Thompson, and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustee Taylor and his absence ex<br />
cused.<br />
Action was taken and recommendations made to the Board of<br />
Trustees as follows :<br />
New York State Veterinary College<br />
1. Dean Moore made a report on the past development and future<br />
needs of the New York State Veterinary College.<br />
2. The President,<br />
on behalf of the Council and the Veterinary<br />
College, expressed to Dean Moore the deep appreciation felt for his<br />
many years of service in behalf of the <strong>University</strong> and Veterinary<br />
College.<br />
3. A gift of $7,950, secured through the efforts of Dr. Frank H.<br />
Miller for the purpose of increasing the endowment of the Roswell<br />
P. Flower Library,<br />
4. A gift of $1,000,<br />
was reported.<br />
secured through the efforts of Dr. Frank H<br />
Miller to endow a prize of $50.00 to be awarded annually by the<br />
Department of Materia Medica and Small Animal Clinic, and to be<br />
known as the Charles Gross Bondy Prize, was also reported.<br />
5. It was recommended that the President be empowered to take<br />
such action as he may deem advisable toward securing the benefits of<br />
one of the State Pension Systems for the employees of the State<br />
institutions under the control of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>.<br />
6. It was recommended that the name of the Roswell P. Flower<br />
Library be changed to the Flower Veterinary Library.<br />
7. A three<br />
months'<br />
leave of absence without prejudice to salary<br />
was approved and recommended for Miss H. H. Haight, this leave<br />
to be taken some time during the next academic year.<br />
8. Dean Moore reported a plan of co-operative work between the<br />
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry and the Veterinary College on
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infectious abortion, whereby the Bureau is to furnish the sum of<br />
$3,500 for salaries during the coming year, and it was recommended<br />
that Dr. A. G. Gierke be appointed Instructor at $2,500 and that<br />
Doctors R. R. Birch and H. L. Gilman each receive the sum of $500<br />
from the appropriation made by the Federal Bureau.<br />
9. It was recommended that the payment of the rent of a house<br />
at the Veterinary Experiment Station for the Superintendent of the<br />
Station be made by the College from the income funds of the Sta<br />
tion.<br />
10. It was recommended that the lump<br />
sum appropriation of<br />
$46,000 for the investigation of diseases be divided approximately as<br />
follows :<br />
(a) Investigation of diseases of swine and breeding ani<br />
mals ($15,000 requested)<br />
$14,500<br />
(b) Investigation of poultry diseases ($15,000 requested).... 14,500<br />
(c) Investigation of Johne's disease 5,000<br />
(d) Investigation of mastitis 5,000<br />
(e) Investigation of tuberculin reactions ($7,500 requested) 7,000<br />
11. The following<br />
expenditures to be made from the income of<br />
the revolving funds of the College were approved and recommended :<br />
(a) From the Income of the College:<br />
(b)<br />
1. For the expense of two members of the faculty to<br />
attend the annual meeting<br />
of the American Veteri<br />
nary Medical Association in Detroit in August, 1929.$150.00<br />
2. To aid in entertaining the New York State Veteri<br />
nary Medical Society at its annual meeting to be<br />
held at the College June 19 and 20 150.00<br />
3. For the publication of the proceedings of the Veteri<br />
nary<br />
Conference 500.00<br />
4. For Dr. Earl Sunderville for making<br />
much needed<br />
changes in the museum during the summer 500.00<br />
From the Income of the Departments:<br />
To continue the research work and maintain the<br />
clinics, necessary for teaching purposes, through the<br />
summer.<br />
1. Ambulatory Clinic<br />
D. H. Udall, \Y2<br />
M. G. Fincher, 2 months<br />
months $833.33<br />
722.22<br />
W. J. Gibbons, 2 months 477.76
2. Small Animal Clinic<br />
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H. J. Milks, \Y2 months 833.33<br />
H. C. Stephenson, 2 months 611.10<br />
3. Surgical and Consulting Clinic<br />
J. N. Frost, 1 month 555.55<br />
J. Maurer, V/2 months 383.33<br />
4. Farriery<br />
Henry Asmus, 2 months 577.76<br />
5. Veterinary Experiment Station<br />
J. W. Benner, 1 month 372.22<br />
(c) From Special Research Funds<br />
1. Johne's Disease<br />
W. A. Hagan, V/2 months 666.66<br />
2. Poultry<br />
E. L. Brunett, 2 months 564.44<br />
C. E. Hayden, 1 month 361.11<br />
12. Expenditures heretofore made from income funds of the<br />
College were approved as follows :<br />
State Fair, 1928 $150.00<br />
Printing report of Conference 150.00<br />
For additional clerical work and equipment 550.00<br />
$850.00<br />
13. The budget of the New York State Veterinary College for<br />
the year 1929-30, totaling $178,955, was approved as presented for<br />
recommendation to the Board of Trustees.<br />
New York State College of Home Economics<br />
14. The following<br />
were reported :<br />
resignations of Home Demonstration Agents<br />
Name County Date<br />
Anna R. Willman (Asst.) Tompkins January 31<br />
Eloise Irish Schuyler April 8<br />
Frances Hook Tompkins April 8<br />
Mildred Neff Madison April 15<br />
15. The following<br />
appointments of Home Demonstration Agents<br />
made by the respective county organizations were reported for record<br />
as follows :
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Capper<br />
Name County Date Salary Lever State Ketcham County<br />
Martha Parrott Warren Feb. 1 $1800 $ 600 $ 600 $ 600<br />
Frances L. Hook Tompkins Feb. 6 1800 $1800<br />
Ruth L. Bond Ulster March 15 1500 1500<br />
Eloise Irish Franklin April 9 2200 600 600 200 800<br />
Frances Hook Schuyler April 9 1800 600 600 600<br />
Janice M. Dorr (Asst.) Onondaga May 1 1800 1800<br />
Janet Cameron Allegany May 1 2600 1800 600 200<br />
Ann P. Duncan Broome June 1 2700 2100 600<br />
Ada C. Hall Cayuga May 1 1900 1300 600<br />
Gladys Adams Chenango May 1 1900 1300 600<br />
Orilla Wright Delaware May 1 2200 1600 600<br />
Frances Holbrook Erie June 1 3000 900 600 1500<br />
Eloise Irish Franklin Mayl 2200 1400 600 200<br />
Olive Foster Jefferson June 1 2600 2000 600<br />
Olive P. Deal Lewis May 1 1900 1300 600<br />
Jane S. Becker Monroe June 1 2500 900 600 1000<br />
Frances Scudder Oswego May 1 2100 1200 600 300<br />
Estelle Jones Saratoga May 1 2200 1600 600<br />
Doris Wadsworth Wayne May 1 2200 1600 600<br />
Helen Paine Wyoming June 1 2000 1400 600<br />
Ruth E. Boise Yates June 1 2000 1400 600<br />
16. Minor changes in the staff oi: the New York State College of<br />
Home Economics made since the last regular meeting of the: Coun-<br />
cil by the Dean under authority given him,<br />
as follows :<br />
were repo rted and ratified<br />
Assistants<br />
Name Position Department Date Salary Fund<br />
R. A. Rose Assistant Hotel Administration Feb. 1-June 30 $250.00 Hotel<br />
A. C. Hunt Assistant Hotel Administration Feb. 1-June 30 200.00 State<br />
K. W. Baker Assistant Hotel Administration Feb. 1-June 30 200.00 Hotel<br />
Clement Rynalski Assistant Hotel Engineering Feb. 1-June 30 200.00 Hotel<br />
Ida H. McCartney Assistant Home Economics Feb. 16 70.00 mo . State<br />
Margaret J. McArthur Assistant Household Management March 1 17.50 mo . State<br />
(Part time)<br />
W. R. Needham Assistant Hotel Administration May 1-June 30 60.00 mo . Hotel<br />
Instructors<br />
Resignations:<br />
Name Positio n Department Date<br />
Miriam J. Bartlett Instructor Home Economics J une 30<br />
Helen M. Taylor Extension Instructor Home Economics J une 30<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name Position Department .Date Salary Fund<br />
Mrs. Elva C. Campbell Instructor Home Economics Dec. 22-Feti. 7 $2250 College<br />
Rachael W. Sanders Instructor Home Economics Feb. 18-June 30 2250 State<br />
Mrs. B. C. Eastman Instructor April 1 Home Economics 1350 L.S.R.M.
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17. The following appointments of County Home Demonstration<br />
Agents made by the respective county organizations were reported<br />
for record and the allocations of Federal and State funds approved<br />
as follows, effective July 1st, 1929:<br />
Name County<br />
Janet Cameron Allegany<br />
Ann Phillips Duncan Broome<br />
Charlotte Culver Cattaraugus<br />
Ada Hall Cayuga<br />
Marj orie Bunting<br />
G. Dorothy Williams Chemung<br />
Gladys Adams Chenango<br />
Chautauqua<br />
Lois Doren Cortland<br />
Orrilla Wright Delaware<br />
Frances Holbrook Erie<br />
Eloise Irish Franklin<br />
Elizabeth Coon Genesee<br />
Grace H. Smith Herkimer<br />
Olive Foster Jefferson<br />
Olive P. Deal Lewis<br />
Jane Snow Becker Monroe<br />
Florence Elrey Nassau<br />
Laura Ray Niagara<br />
A. Ruth Jonas Oneida<br />
Eileen S. Androus Onondaga<br />
Virginia S. Brewster Ontario<br />
J. Waldene Hine Orleans<br />
Frances Scudder Oswego<br />
Alice Bosserman Otsego<br />
Mabel Milhan St. Lawrence<br />
Estelle Jones Saratoga<br />
Frances Hook Schuyler<br />
Lois A. Douque Steuben<br />
Kathleen McBride Suffolk<br />
Ethel Olsen Tioga<br />
Sara Kerr Tompkins<br />
Evelyn Nance Ulster<br />
Martha Parrot Warren<br />
Doris Wadsworth Wayne<br />
Helen M. Paine Wyoming<br />
Ruth E. Boies Yates<br />
Mrs. Katherine Britt Buffalo City<br />
Georgie Watkins Rochester City<br />
Margaret Tuttle Syracuse City<br />
(Acting Agent)<br />
Salary<br />
$2400<br />
2700<br />
2200<br />
1900<br />
2300<br />
2400<br />
1900<br />
1800<br />
2200<br />
3000<br />
2000<br />
2300<br />
2400<br />
2600<br />
1900<br />
2500<br />
3000<br />
2400<br />
2600<br />
2500<br />
2000<br />
2000<br />
1800<br />
2700<br />
2700<br />
2200<br />
1800<br />
2500<br />
3000<br />
2100<br />
2600<br />
2600<br />
2000<br />
2200<br />
2000<br />
2000<br />
3000<br />
3500<br />
1900<br />
State Lever<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
County<br />
$1200<br />
1500<br />
1000<br />
700<br />
1100<br />
1200<br />
700<br />
600<br />
1000<br />
1800<br />
800<br />
1100<br />
1200<br />
1400<br />
700<br />
1300<br />
1800<br />
1200<br />
1400<br />
1300<br />
800<br />
800<br />
600<br />
1500<br />
1500<br />
1000<br />
600<br />
1300<br />
1800<br />
900<br />
1400<br />
1400<br />
800<br />
1000<br />
800<br />
800
18. The following<br />
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resignations were reported :<br />
Miss Adelaide Barts as Assistant State Leader of Home Demon<br />
stration Agents, effective January 31, 1929.<br />
Miss Helen B. Kay, Extension Assistant Professor of Home Eco<br />
nomics, effective June 30, 1929.<br />
19. It was recommended that Lillian Shaben be appointed as<br />
Acting Extension Assistant Professor of Home Economics from<br />
March 25, 1929, to June 30, 1929, with salary at the rate of $277.77<br />
per month on Capper-Ketcham funds.<br />
20. The retirement of Miss Annette J. Warner as Professor of<br />
Home Economics was reported, effective June 30th, 1929, and it was<br />
recommended that Miss Warner be appointed Professor of Home<br />
Economics, Emeritus, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
21. It was recommended that the following changes in title be<br />
made, effective July 1st, 1929:<br />
Miss Muriel Brasie, from Acting Assistant Professor to Assistant<br />
Professor.<br />
Dr. Edith H. MacArthur, from Acting Assistant Professor to As<br />
sistant Professor.<br />
Miss Marion C. Pfund, from Acting Assistant Professor to Assistant<br />
Professor.<br />
Mrs. Dorothy Barnard Scott, from Acting Assistant Professor to<br />
Assistant Professor.<br />
22. It was recommended that Dr. Helen Bull be appointed as Act<br />
ing Professor of Home Economics for the year beginning July 1st,<br />
1929, at a salary of $2,000 a year for half time service.<br />
23. Sabbatic leave of absence was recommended for Assistant<br />
Professor Dora H. Erway of the Department of Household Art of<br />
the Colloge of Home Economics, for the second semester of the<br />
year 1929-30.<br />
24. The budget for the New York State College of Home Eco<br />
nomics for the year 1929-30, totaling $906,751.41, was approved as<br />
presented for recommendation to the Board of Trustees.<br />
New York State College of Agriculture<br />
25. The following resignations of County Agricultural Agents<br />
and County Club Agents were reported for record :
Name<br />
H. L. Hoyt (Assistant)<br />
G. F. Britt<br />
C. I. Bowman (Assistant)<br />
O. G. Agne<br />
E. C. Masten<br />
W. R. Rafferty<br />
F. C. Essick<br />
F. W. Schubert<br />
G. H. Use<br />
P. W. Thayer (Assistant)<br />
2098<br />
County Agricultural Agents<br />
County<br />
Oneida<br />
Genesee<br />
Orleans<br />
Jefferson<br />
Nassau<br />
Orleans<br />
County Club Agents<br />
Chemung<br />
Nassau<br />
Albany<br />
Tompkin;<br />
Date<br />
November 15<br />
March 31<br />
March 16<br />
March 31<br />
February 28<br />
June 30<br />
January 31<br />
February 28<br />
June 15<br />
June 15<br />
26. The following appointments of County Agricultural Agents<br />
were reported for record and the allocations of Federal and State<br />
funds approved as follows :<br />
County Agricultural Agents<br />
Capper-<br />
Name County Date Salary Lever State Ketcham County<br />
D. L. Hayes Madison Mar. 1-June 30 $3000 $ 900 $ 600 $1500<br />
C. M. Slack Washington Mar. 1-June 30 2500 900 600 1000<br />
G. R. Czirr Clinton Mar. 1-June 30 2500 1140 600 760<br />
Russell Rafferty Orleans March 16 1800 900 900<br />
W. S. Salisbury Ulster April 1 1800 600 300 900<br />
(Assistant)<br />
(Spiray Service)<br />
G. R. Shapley Genesee April 1 1800 600 600 600<br />
(Assistant)<br />
(Farm Bureau)<br />
C. I. Bowman Genesee April 1 2500 600 600 1300<br />
E. C. Masten Nassau Feb. 1-Mar. 15 1800 1800<br />
(Assistant)<br />
Russell Rafferty Orleans Feb. 18-Mar.15 1800 1800<br />
(Assistant)<br />
E. C. Masten Jefferson March 1- 2500 2500<br />
April 1 2500 600 600 1300<br />
N. F. Smith Livingston April 1-June 30 1500 1200 300<br />
(Assistant)<br />
H. L. Page Oswego April 1 1800 1200 600<br />
S. R. Shapley Genesee April 1 1800 1200 600<br />
R. B. Russell Cattaraugus April 24 1500 1500<br />
(Assistant)<br />
E. H. Clark Oneida May 1 1800 300 1500<br />
(Assistant)
Name<br />
A. H. Mead<br />
Hazel S. Dunn<br />
Elizabeth Wooley<br />
(Assistant)<br />
E. C. Grant<br />
L C. Pratt<br />
J. A. Lennox<br />
Allen Pomeroy<br />
A. B. Woodard<br />
G. D. Musser<br />
H. L. Case<br />
E. B. Fuller<br />
E. L. Cleeland<br />
(Associate)<br />
P. W. Thayer<br />
(Assistant)<br />
S. B. Dorrance<br />
W. J. Dupree<br />
W. J. Chapman<br />
P. W. Thayer<br />
Promotions:<br />
D. M. Dalrymple<br />
H. P. Beals<br />
M. E. Thompson<br />
H. L. Vaughan<br />
H. L. Page<br />
(Assistant)<br />
R H. Hewitt<br />
County<br />
Columbia<br />
Schenectady<br />
Cortland<br />
Chemung<br />
Madison<br />
Delaware<br />
Otsego<br />
Ontario<br />
Orange<br />
Chenango<br />
Monroe<br />
Otsego<br />
Tompkins<br />
Cayuga<br />
Franklin<br />
Greene<br />
Albany<br />
Seneca<br />
Otsego<br />
Allegany<br />
Cortland<br />
Oswego<br />
Chemung<br />
099<br />
County Club Agents<br />
Date<br />
Feb. 15<br />
Feb. 4<br />
f Feb. 7<br />
{ Mar. 4<br />
I Mar. 5<br />
Feb. 18<br />
April 1<br />
April 1<br />
April 1<br />
April 1<br />
April 1<br />
April 1<br />
May 1<br />
April 1<br />
Salary Lever<br />
2000<br />
2200<br />
1200<br />
1500<br />
$3000 $ 600<br />
2000<br />
3200 1800<br />
2750 1200<br />
2200 1200<br />
3000 1080<br />
3300 1800<br />
2820 1200<br />
1800 600<br />
Capper-<br />
State Ketcham County<br />
600 1200 200<br />
600 1200 400<br />
1200<br />
600 900<br />
$ 600 $1800<br />
600 1200 200<br />
600 800<br />
600 950<br />
600 400<br />
600 1320<br />
600 900<br />
600 1020<br />
600 600<br />
May 1-June 30 1800 600 600 600<br />
May 1<br />
June 1<br />
May 1<br />
June 16<br />
1800<br />
1200<br />
1800<br />
2400 600<br />
County Agricultural Agents<br />
Jan. 1-<br />
June 30<br />
Mar. 1-<br />
June 30<br />
Mar. 1-<br />
June 30<br />
Mar. 1-<br />
June 30<br />
April 1<br />
F. E. Heinzelman Onondaga April 1-<br />
From $2000<br />
to 2300<br />
From<br />
to<br />
From<br />
to<br />
From<br />
to<br />
From<br />
to<br />
3300<br />
2400<br />
2700<br />
3000<br />
3300<br />
1500<br />
May 1- From 3200<br />
June 30 to 3800<br />
County Club Agents<br />
June 30<br />
From<br />
L. H. Westfal Oswego April 1 From<br />
C. W. Reed Jefferson May 1-<br />
June 30<br />
to<br />
to<br />
From<br />
to<br />
3000<br />
3200<br />
3000<br />
3200<br />
2600<br />
2800<br />
$ 900 $ 600<br />
900<br />
900<br />
900<br />
1800<br />
1200<br />
1800<br />
600 1200<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600<br />
600 600<br />
(Farm Bureau)<br />
1200 600<br />
% 800<br />
1800<br />
1200<br />
1800<br />
600<br />
2000<br />
1320 600 1280<br />
1320 600 1280<br />
1320 600 880
2IOO<br />
27. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State College of Agriculture made since<br />
the last regular meeting of the Council by the Dean under authority given him, were reported<br />
and ratified as follows :<br />
Resignations:<br />
Miscellaneous<br />
Name Position Department Date<br />
R. H. Bamer Horseman Animal Husbandry April 30<br />
Appointments :<br />
Salary Fund<br />
Name Position County Departmc nt Date Lever County<br />
C. V. R. Pond Field Asst. Dutchess Plant Path. April -June 30 $ 50 mo. $135.00<br />
C. K. Bullock Field Asst. Chautauqua Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 75.00<br />
M. N. Taylor Field Asst. Erie Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 258.33<br />
R. C. Coombs Field Asst. Monroe Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo.<br />
E.J.Hambleton Field Asst. Niag ara Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 212.50<br />
J. A. Evans Field Asst. Ontario Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 150.00<br />
Sidney Jones Field Asst. Oran O'p Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 125.00<br />
R. G. Palmer Field Asst. Orleans Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo.<br />
W. G. Been Field Asst. Suffolk Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 150.00<br />
W.S. Salisbury Field Asst. Ulster Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo. 75.00<br />
E. E. Frane Field Asst. Wayne Plant Path. April -June 30 50 mo.<br />
C. C. Cornwall Experimental- Vegetable April '. 6 1500 State<br />
ist (12ths) Gardening<br />
W. Thomson Superintendent An. Husb. May 1 1500 State<br />
John Huson Superintendent An. Husb. June 3 1320 State<br />
A SSISTANTS<br />
Resignations :<br />
Name Position Date Department<br />
A. L. Rand Assistant Entomology February 28<br />
A. B. Dorrance Assistant Agronomy February 14<br />
Jeannette L. Fortier Assistant Rural Educatior March 31<br />
E. J. Hambleton Assistant Entomology March 31<br />
Bertha T. Nelson Assistant Rural Educatioi May 31<br />
Appointments.<br />
Name Position Department Date<br />
Salary Fund<br />
Mrs. Helen Craig Assistant Botany February 1 $ 750 State<br />
R. L. Payne Assistant Plant Pathology February 1 750 State<br />
G. B. Saunders Assistant Entomology<br />
(Ornithology)<br />
A. L. Lang<br />
Bertha T. Nelson<br />
Assistant<br />
Assistant<br />
Agronomy<br />
Rural Education<br />
March 1 750 State<br />
February<br />
April 1<br />
15 750<br />
675<br />
State<br />
Smith-<br />
Hughes
Name<br />
A. J. Paulas<br />
Position<br />
Assistant<br />
R. G. Thompson Assistant<br />
V. S. L. Pate<br />
H. E. Hill<br />
Paul Beers<br />
Don B. Creager<br />
Resignations:<br />
Name<br />
R. A. Laubengayer<br />
J. G. Horsfall<br />
H. S. Mills<br />
S. E. A. McCallan<br />
R. B. Farnham<br />
L E. Longley<br />
Appointments:<br />
Name<br />
B. H. Belknap<br />
E. O. Storm<br />
K. C. Howlett<br />
K. G. Parker<br />
W. H. Long<br />
L. M. Vaughan<br />
A. J. Beyleveld<br />
M. A. AlcMaster<br />
T. E. LaMont<br />
Assistant<br />
Research Asst.<br />
Assistant Soil<br />
Surveyor<br />
Research Asst.<br />
Position<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Position<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
2101<br />
Department Date<br />
Rural Education April 1<br />
Floriculture<br />
Entomology<br />
Botany<br />
Agronomy<br />
May 1-June 30<br />
April 1-May 31<br />
April 20-June 30<br />
May 15-June 30<br />
Salary<br />
720<br />
810<br />
Fund<br />
Smith-<br />
Hughes<br />
State<br />
750 State<br />
850 State<br />
675 State<br />
Plant Pathology June 10-30 10 State<br />
Instructors<br />
Ext. Instructor Farm Management Feb. 15-March 15 175.00 mo. State<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
Instructor<br />
M. P. Catherwood Instructor<br />
Promotions:<br />
Mrs. Pauline Stark<br />
Anne T. Gordon<br />
B. H. Davis<br />
Georges Knaysi<br />
Department<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
(Rural Economy)<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Floriculture and<br />
Orn. Hort.<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Agr'l Economics<br />
Department<br />
Botany<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Vegetable Gardening<br />
Plant Pathology<br />
Floriculture and Ornamen<br />
tal Horticulture<br />
Floriculture and Ornamen<br />
tal Horticulture<br />
Date<br />
January 31<br />
January 31<br />
February 28<br />
April 30<br />
March 20<br />
March 31<br />
Date Salary Fund<br />
Feb. 1-June 30 $ 133.33 mo. State<br />
Feb. 15-June 15 75.00 mo. State<br />
April 1 150.00 mo. State<br />
March 1-May 31 100.00 mo. State<br />
March 1 225.00 mo. State<br />
March 1-May 31 100.00 mo. State<br />
April 1 2400.00 State<br />
April 1-June 30 2025.00 :Purnell<br />
(full time)<br />
March 1-June 30 30 mo. Purnell<br />
Instructor Dairy Industry February 1 From 1200<br />
Assistant to Botany February 1 From 750<br />
to 1800 State<br />
Instructor to 1200 State<br />
Assistant to Plant Pathology February 1 From 750<br />
Instructor to 1000 State<br />
Instructor Dairy Industry March 1 From 1800<br />
to 2400 State
2102<br />
28. Sabbatic leaves of absence were granted as follows :<br />
H. E. Botsford, Extension Professor of Poultry Husbandry, for<br />
the academic years 1929-30.<br />
H. P. Cooper, Assistant Professor of Field Crops, for the second<br />
semester of 1929-30.<br />
A. J. Eames, Professor of Botany, for the second semester of<br />
1929-30.<br />
H. M. Fitzpatrick, Professor of Plant Pathology, for the second<br />
semester of the year 1929-30.<br />
C. H. Guise, Assistant Professor of Forestry, leave of absence<br />
without salary for the academic year 1929-30, and sabbatic leave of<br />
absence for the academic year 1930-31.<br />
29. The report of the execution of a special temporary fellowship<br />
agreement with the American Rose Society for the investigation of<br />
diseases of roses, with special reference to methods of control, was<br />
reported. Under this fellowship the American Rose Society has<br />
agreed to pay to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> the sum of $1,250 a year, for a<br />
period of two years beginning April 1, 1929.<br />
30. The report of the execution of a special temporary fellowship<br />
agreement with the Nassau County Farm Bureau Association for the<br />
conduct of investigations having to do with the diseases of truck<br />
crops was reported. Under this fellowship the Nassau County Farm<br />
Bureau Association has agreed to pay to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> the sum<br />
of $1,200 a year for a period of two years beginning April 1, 1929.<br />
31. It was recommended to the Board of Trustees that a commit<br />
tee be appointed to consider the inclusion in the industrial fellowship<br />
agreements of a provision requiring the turning over to the Univer<br />
sity of any patentable matters or discoveries which may arise in the<br />
process of the studies conducted under the fellowship.<br />
32. It was recommended that the following appointments be<br />
made:<br />
James E. Knott, Research Assistant Professor in the Department<br />
of Vegetable Gardening at a salary of $4,000, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
Allan Goodrich Newhall, Research Assistant Professor or Plant<br />
Pathology, effective August 1, 1929, at a salary of $3,500 a year.<br />
Frank Forrest Hill, Assistant Professor of Rural Economy at a<br />
salary of $4,500 a year, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
S. J. Brownell, Extension Assistant Professor of Animal Hus<br />
bandry at a salary of $3,600, effective October 1, 1929.<br />
Emanuel Fritz, Acting Professor of Forestry for the second<br />
semester of the year 1929-30, at a salary of $2,250.
2103<br />
Francis Irving Righter, Acting Assistant Professor of Forest<br />
Management for the academic year 1929-30, at a salary<br />
of $3,250.<br />
33. It was recommended that the Department of Meteorology be<br />
discontinued as a separate department and the work in Meteorology<br />
and Climatology be transferred to the Department of Agronomy,<br />
effective July 1, 1929.<br />
34. It was recommended that the title of Mr. George W. Parker,<br />
Managing Clerk and head of the business office in the College of<br />
Agriculture, be changed to that of Bursar.<br />
35. It was recommended that consideration be given by the Board<br />
of Trustees to the desirability of seeking legislation to admit the<br />
staffs of the state institutions at <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> to the benefits of<br />
the provisions of one of the State<br />
employees'<br />
retirements systems.<br />
36. Dean Mann reported concerning the legislation appropriating<br />
$30,000 ($25,000 for construction, $5,000 for administration) for a<br />
poultry improvement station to be located in Chemung County and<br />
to be administered by <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>.<br />
Owing to an error in this bill, which provides that the land to be<br />
accepted by the State shall be in the city of Elmira, it is impossible<br />
to proceed during the current year with the construction of this sta<br />
tion, and it is recommended to the Board that the necessary action<br />
be taken by the <strong>University</strong> to secure the proper amendments to the<br />
law at the next meeting of the Legislature to facilitate the adminis<br />
tration of this unit, and that such preliminary<br />
work in connection<br />
with securing the approval of the Attorney General to the title of<br />
the land proposed to be used be completed as soon as possible so that<br />
there may be no delay after the necessary amendments to the bill are<br />
secured.<br />
37. The Dean reported that the Legislature of 1929 had appro<br />
priated the sum of $475,000 for the construction of a central unit for<br />
a new Home Economics Building and had also appropriated funds<br />
for the construction of a new calf barn and for the preparation of<br />
plans for a new horiticultural laboratory at the New York State<br />
Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva.<br />
It was recommended that the Board take appropriate action to ex<br />
pedite the work.<br />
38. Dean Mann reported that the Conservation Commission of<br />
the State was interested in co-operating with <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> in<br />
expanding the fisheries researches now being carried on and that the<br />
Federal Bureau of Fisheries was also interested in establishing a
2104<br />
research laboratory near Ithaca, to be operated in connection with or<br />
under the supervision of the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
39. A report was made that under authorization given by the<br />
Council at its meeting on January 25, 1929,<br />
special fund estimates for<br />
which State appropriations are available are now before the State<br />
Architect for formal approval as follows :<br />
Six-foot concrete walk on Tower Road $ 1,883.13<br />
Animal Husbandry Department south of corridor,<br />
manufacturing<br />
section 31,698.68<br />
Dairy Industry Department, Part 11, north of<br />
corridor, manufacturing<br />
section 34,243.84<br />
Cinder concrete culvert and storm drain east of<br />
Judd Falls Road 3,082.00<br />
Laboratory and workroom, Vegetable Gardening... 6,469.06<br />
Machine storage and repair shed, Pomology De<br />
partment<br />
'<br />
4,856.93<br />
30-foot pavement Tower Road 38,443.81<br />
Total $120,677.45<br />
40. The following<br />
appointments for the Summer School of the<br />
Xew York State College of Agriculture, the Xew York State Col<br />
lege of Home Economics, and the Summer School of Biology are<br />
recommended :<br />
Summer School of Agriculture:<br />
Arthur Alien (Ornithology) $ 575.00<br />
Elsa Allen (Ornithology) 350.00<br />
Thomas L. Bayne, Jr. (Rural Education) 500.00<br />
Cora E. Binzel (Rural Education) 650.00<br />
William F. Bruce (Education) (part time)<br />
100.00<br />
Julian E. Butterworth (Rural Education) 750.00<br />
Minnie P. Carr (Rural Education) (part time) 337.50<br />
Arthur L. Carson (Secretary) (part time) 150.00<br />
Peter W. Claassen (Biology) 625.00<br />
Anna B. Comstock (Xature Study) 400.00<br />
Joshua A. Cope (Forestry) (part time) 525.00<br />
James E. Crouch (Ornithology) 200.00<br />
Ralph W. Curtis (Ornamental Horticulture) 700.00<br />
Ralph A. Felton (Rural Social Organization) 600.00<br />
Emery X. Ferriss (Rural Education) (part time) 562.50<br />
Albert M. Field (Rural Education) 700.00
Eva T. Gordon (Xature Study) _<br />
2105<br />
200.00<br />
Gordon O. Hall (Poultry Husbandry) (part time)<br />
100.00<br />
William J. Hamilton (Biology) 300.00<br />
Earl V. Hardenburg (Vegetable Gardening) 150.00<br />
V. B. Hart (Farm Management) 625.00<br />
Hazel Hicks (Rural Education) _ 400.00<br />
Edwin R. Hoskins (Rural Education) 500.00<br />
Chester J. Hunn (Ornamental Horticulture) 500.00<br />
John C. Hutter (Poultry Husbandry) 325.00<br />
Peter P. Kellogg (Nature Study) 200.00<br />
Paul J. Kruse (Rural Education) 750.00<br />
Lawrence H. MacDaniels (Pomology) (part time)<br />
225.00<br />
Bruce L. Melvin (Rural Social Organization) 600.00<br />
Lua A. Minns (Floriculture) 375.00<br />
Clyde B. Moore (Rural Education) 750.00<br />
Richard A. Mordoff (Meteorology) 575.00<br />
Walter C. Muenscher (Botany) 450.00<br />
Milton G. Nelson (Rural Education) (part time)<br />
250.00<br />
E. Laurence Palmer (Rural Education) 700.00<br />
James B. Palmer (Rural Education) 400.00<br />
George E. Peabody (Extension Teaching)<br />
425.00<br />
Frank A. Pearson (Marketing)<br />
700.00<br />
Joseph P. Porter (Ornamental Horticulture) 500.00<br />
Louis M. Roehl (Rural Engineering)<br />
E. Dwight Sanderson (Rural Social Organization)<br />
James M. Sherman (Dairy Industry) (part time)<br />
Edward W. Spry (Rural - Education)<br />
Clifford M. Stark _ (Bacteriology)<br />
Rolland M. Stewart (Rural _. Education)<br />
Homer C. Thompson (Vegetable Gardening)<br />
George F. Warren (Farm Management)<br />
Andrew L. Winsor (Rural Education)<br />
Louis E. Wolf (Entomology)<br />
Paul Work (Vegetable Gardening) _<br />
Summer School of Home Economics:<br />
Muriel Brasie (Clothing) (part time)<br />
Lucile Brewer (Foods)<br />
Dora W. Erway (Household Arts) (part time)<br />
Marie Fowler (Child Guidance)<br />
Irma Gross (Home Management) _<br />
Mary Henry (Human Nutrition)<br />
Edith McArthur (Nutrition) (part time)<br />
Lucile Marine (Child Guidance) _<br />
500.00<br />
750.00<br />
700.00<br />
600.00<br />
300.00<br />
1200.00<br />
400.00<br />
750.00<br />
500.00<br />
400.00<br />
625.00<br />
$350.00<br />
525.00<br />
225.00<br />
625.00<br />
_ 500.00<br />
575.00<br />
300.00<br />
500.00
2io6<br />
Claribel Nye (Family Life) (part time)<br />
Jennie E. Reece (Child Guidance) (part time)<br />
Marie A. Reed (Graduate Nurse) (part time)<br />
Katharine Reeves (Child Guidance)<br />
Ruth J. Scott (Clothing and Textiles) (part time)<br />
Lucile Spaulding (Nursery School)<br />
275.00<br />
100.00<br />
150.00<br />
325.00<br />
225.00<br />
300.00<br />
41. The following appointments are recommended for the Sum<br />
mer School in Hotel Administration, subject to cancellation if de<br />
mand and income do not warrant continuance :<br />
Jessie A. Boys (Foods), July 8 to July 27 *$250.00<br />
John Courtney (Hotel Administration)<br />
Katharine W. Harris (Foods), July 29 to August 16<br />
400.00<br />
Frank H. Randolph (Hotel Engineering) 650.00<br />
Allan H. Treman (Hotel Law), July 29 to August 16 400.00<br />
Richard S. Uhrbrock (Personnel Management), July 29 to<br />
August 16 325.00<br />
42. The following appointments are recommended for the 1929<br />
Summer Forestry Camp :<br />
S. N. Spring $500.00<br />
R. C. Bryant 500.00<br />
C. H. Guise 361.11<br />
Cook and Helper 138.89<br />
43. The appointment of County Agricultural Agents and County<br />
Club Agents for the year 1929-30 by the respective county organiza<br />
tions were reported, and the allocation of State and Federal funds<br />
approved as follows :<br />
County Agricultural Agents:<br />
Name County Salary Lever State County<br />
H. B. Davis Albany $3300 $ 600 $600 $2100<br />
M. E. Thompson Allegany 2500 600 600 1300<br />
T. C. Murray Broome 3000 600 600 1800<br />
C. N. Abbey Cattaraugus 3000 600 600 1800<br />
Charles L. Messer Cayuga 3000 600 600 1800<br />
K. E. Paine Chautauqua 3300 600 600 2100<br />
R. H. Hewitt Chemung 3200 600 600 2000<br />
K. D. Scott Chenango 3800 600 600 2600<br />
G. R. Czirr Clinton 2500 600 600 1300<br />
A. B. Buchholz Columbia 4000 600 600 2800<br />
H. L. Vaughn Cortland 3200 600 600 2000<br />
*$500 if repeated July 29 to August 16.
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Name County Salary Lever State County<br />
C. G. Bradt Delaware 3500 600 600 2300<br />
A. L. Sheperd Dutchess 3300 600 600 2100<br />
R. F. Fricke Erie 4100 600 600 2900<br />
F. R. Smith Essex 2500 600 600 1300<br />
C. W. Radway Franklin 3240 600 600 2040<br />
H. L. Hoyt Fulton 2300 600 600 1100<br />
C. I. Bowman Genesee 2500 600 600 1300<br />
E. G. Brougham Greene 3180 780 600 1800<br />
J. S. White Herkimer 2700 600 600 1500<br />
E. C. Masten Jefferson 2500 600 600 1300<br />
J. C. Otis Lewis 3000 840 600 1560<br />
C. H. Fogg Livingston 2600 603 600 1400<br />
D. L. Hayes Madison 3000 600 600 1800<br />
E. D. Merrill Monroe 4500 600 600 3300<br />
C. M. Austin Montgomery 3400 600 600 2200<br />
H. H. Campbell Nassau 3100 600 600 1900<br />
L. A. Muckle Xiagara 4000 600 600 2800<br />
G. W. Bush Oneida 4000 603 600 2800<br />
D. D. Ward Onondaga 4000 600 600 2800<br />
R. W. Pease Ontario 3300 600 600 2100<br />
C. C. Davis Orange 3400 600 600 2200<br />
R. G. Palmer Orleans 3600 600 600 2400<br />
G. H. Brainard Oswego 3000 600 600 1800<br />
H. P. Beals Otsego 3200 600 600 2000<br />
J. D. King Rensselaer 3500 603 600 2300<br />
R. B. Mihalko Rockland 3000 600 600 1800<br />
L. H. Claus St. Lawrence 3000 600 600 1800<br />
H. B. Little Saratoga 3300 600 600 2100<br />
Clarence Johnson Schenectady 3000 600 600 1800<br />
R. F. Pollard Schoharie 3300 600 600 2100<br />
L. 0. Bond Schuyler 2740 840 600 1300<br />
D. M. Dalrymple Seneca 2300 900 600 800<br />
William S. Stempfle Steuben 3800 603 600 2600<br />
E. S. Foster Suffolk 3400 600 600 2200<br />
P. H. Allen Sullivan 3000 1080 600 1320<br />
A. R. Blanchard Tioga 2440 840 600 1000<br />
H. C. Morse Tompkins 2980 780 600 1600<br />
Albert Kurdt Ulster 2725 600 600 1525<br />
S. H. Fogg Warren 2680 780 600 1300<br />
C. M. Slack Washington 3000 600 030 1800<br />
M. E. Buckman Wayne 3000 600 600 1800<br />
J. G. Curtis Westchester 3500 603 600 2300<br />
L. H. Woodward Wyoming 3240 840 600 1800<br />
C. B. Raymond Yates 3240 840 600 1800
Assistant County Agents:<br />
Name<br />
R. F. Foote<br />
E. F. Graham<br />
C. K. Bullock<br />
J. E. Davis<br />
M. X. Taylor<br />
A. J. Collins<br />
S. R. Shapley<br />
N. F. Smith<br />
R. C. Coombs<br />
R. S. Granger<br />
E. H. Clark<br />
W. E. Fields<br />
W. R. Rafferty<br />
H. L. Page<br />
W. G. Been<br />
W. S. Salisbury<br />
E. F. Frane<br />
County Club Agents:<br />
Paul W. Thayer<br />
Samuel B. Dorrance<br />
Ernest C. Grant<br />
Harry L. Case<br />
Alden H. Mead<br />
Chalmer C. Henderson<br />
Elizabeth Woolley<br />
John A. Lennox<br />
H. H. Tozier, Jr.<br />
W. J. Dupree<br />
John D. Walker<br />
W. J. Chapman<br />
Charles W. Reed<br />
Russell B. Ace<br />
Leon C. Pratt<br />
E. B. Fuller<br />
Dorothy L. Powell<br />
Everdell G. Smith<br />
F. E. Heinzelman<br />
Arthur B. Woodard<br />
George D. Musser<br />
2108<br />
Spray<br />
Capper Serv<br />
County Salary Lever Kctcham County ice<br />
Allegany<br />
t<br />
$1800 $1800<br />
Cattaraugus 1800 600 $1200<br />
Chautauqua 2100 600 1200 $300<br />
Chautauqua 2400 $1200 1200<br />
Erie 3100 2800 300<br />
Erie 3000 600 600 1800<br />
Genesee 1800 1200 600<br />
Livingston 1800 900 900<br />
Monroe 3500 3200 300<br />
Monroe 1500 900 600<br />
Oneida 1800 300 1500<br />
Onondaga 2280 300 1980<br />
Orleans 1800 900 900<br />
Oswego 1800 1200 600<br />
Suffolk 2400 600 1500 300<br />
Ulster 1800 300 1200 300<br />
Wayne 2800 600 1900 300<br />
Albany $2400 $600 $600 $1200<br />
Cayuga 450(3 mos.) $450(3'< mos.)<br />
Chemung 3000 eoo 600 1800<br />
Chenango 3300 600 600 2100<br />
Columbia 2000 600 1200 200<br />
Cortland<br />
Cortland<br />
2400 600 1200 600<br />
Associate 1500 600 900<br />
Delaware 3200 600 600 2000<br />
Dutchess 3200 600 600 2000<br />
Franklin 200 200<br />
Genesee 2600 600 600 1400<br />
Greene 600 600<br />
Jefferson 2800 600 600 1600<br />
Livingston 2000 600 1200 200<br />
Madison 2000 600 1200 200<br />
Monroe 2820 600 600 1620<br />
Nassau 2800 600 600 1600<br />
Oneida 2800 600 600 1600<br />
Onondaga 3200 600 600 2000<br />
Ontario 2200 600 600 1000<br />
Orange 3000 600 600 1800
2109<br />
Capper-<br />
Name County Salary State Lever Ketcham County<br />
Leon H. Westfall Oswego 3200 600 600 2000<br />
Allen Pomeroy Otsego 2750 600 600 1550<br />
Edith L. Cleeland Otsego<br />
Assoc. 1800 600 1200<br />
Albert Hoefer Rensselaer 3500 600 600 2300<br />
Hazel S. Dunn Schenectady 2200 600 1200 400<br />
Robert 0. Bale Schuyler 2300 600 800 900<br />
E. W. Hoffman Tompkins 2600 600 600 1400<br />
Allison A. McKenzie Wyoming 2400 600 600 1200<br />
44. The budget for the New York State College of Agriculture<br />
for the year 1929-30, totaling $1,934,889.35,<br />
sented for recommendation to the Board of Trustees.<br />
was approved as pre<br />
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station<br />
45. It was recommended that the Division of Agronomy be discon<br />
tinued and that R. C. Collison, Chief in Research, and J. D. Harlan,<br />
Assistant in Research, be transferred to the Horticultural Division,<br />
and that the title of R. C. Collison be changed from Chief in Re<br />
search (Agronomy) to Chief in Research (Orchard Soil Investiga<br />
tions),<br />
and that of J. D. Harlan from Assistant in Research (Agron<br />
omy) to Assistant in Research (Orchard Soil Investigations).<br />
46. It was recommended that the experimental work in Poultry<br />
be discontinued at the Station, but that permission be granted to re<br />
tain a part of the poultry plant for the time being in charge of Poul-<br />
tryman O'Neill, at a salary of $1,500 a year.<br />
47. A report was made that the Chiefs in Research in the Divi<br />
sions of Horticulture, Botany and Entomology had compared the<br />
projects under way in their divisions with those in charge of similar<br />
work at <strong>Cornell</strong>,<br />
and that there is now no duplication of work be<br />
tween the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station and the<br />
New York State College of Agriculture in these divisions.<br />
The Chiefs in Research in Bacteriology, Dairying, and Chemistry<br />
are engaged at the present in co-ordinating their work with similar<br />
work at <strong>Cornell</strong> with a view to avoiding duplication.<br />
4S. It was recommended that Prof. P. J. Parrott be appointed<br />
Vice-Director and Chief in Research (Entomology)<br />
York State Agricultural Experiment Station, at a salary<br />
a year, with house, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
49. The following<br />
resignations were reported :<br />
of the New<br />
of $5,500<br />
James E. Mensching, Associate in Research (Agronomy), effective<br />
June 30, 1929.<br />
Viola Elver, Librarian, effective June 30, 1929.
21 IO<br />
50. The following retirements, effective June 30th, 1929, were<br />
reported :<br />
W. P. Wheeler, Associate in Research (Animal Husbandry).<br />
H. W. Hadlow, Superintendent of Buildings.<br />
51. Minor changes in the staff of the New York State Agricul<br />
tural Experiment Station made since the last regular meeting of the<br />
Council by the Dean, under authority given him,<br />
ratified as follows :<br />
were reported and<br />
Z. I. Kertesz, Assistant in Research (Chemistry), at a salary of<br />
$2,200 per annum, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
Frederick Borg, Librarian, at a salary of $1,800 a year, effective<br />
July 1, 1929.<br />
52. It was recommended that the following<br />
made :<br />
appointments be<br />
Bernhard R. Nebel, Associate in Research (Horticulture) at a<br />
salary of $3,000 a year, effective September 1, 1929.<br />
G. E. R. Hervey to be Associate in Research (Entomology)<br />
salary of $3,000 a year, effective July 1, 1929.<br />
53. Leaves of absence were recommended as follows :<br />
at a<br />
H. B. Tukey for a period of nine months beginning in September,<br />
1929, and ending in June, 1930,<br />
at half salary.<br />
C. B. Sayre, from about September 15, 1929, to February 1, 1930,<br />
at full salary.<br />
54. The following leases were reported for confirmation :<br />
Lease of laboratory space at Vassar College for use in connection<br />
with Hudson Valley Horticultural Investigations for 1929-30, at $360<br />
for the year.<br />
Lease of 28 acres of land, with buildings, at Fredonia, N. Y., from<br />
H. B. Benjamin Estate for five years, at an annual rental of $1,600.<br />
55. The budget for the New York State Agricultural Experiment<br />
Station for the year 1929-30, as presented, was recommended for ap<br />
proval by the Board.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
21 1 1<br />
NEW YORK STATE VETERINARY COLLEGE<br />
I. Administrative Service<br />
P. A. Fish, Dean, (12 mos.)<br />
Supplemental bill<br />
BUDGET FOR 1929-30<br />
Helena H. Haight, Clerk and Bookkeeper .<br />
Mable B. Howell, Stenographer and Secretary .<br />
M. L. Boyle, Clerk and Stenographer<br />
Agnes Sullivan, Stenographer<br />
Elsie A. Brown, Stenographer<br />
. .<br />
E. Clifford Williams, Librarian 1,500<br />
Archibald Wilson, Machinist 1,320<br />
Warren B. Holden, Attendant 1,000<br />
Labor by the hour 750<br />
General Expense<br />
Office<br />
. . .<br />
Library<br />
Machinist . .<br />
II. Teaching and Research Service<br />
Department of Anatomy<br />
G. S. Hopkins, Professor ...<br />
.<br />
$1,500<br />
. 500<br />
Earl Sunderville, Assistant Professor and Secretary<br />
of the Faculty<br />
,<br />
Assistant<br />
Thomas Merrill, Attendant .<br />
Labor by the hour<br />
General Expense<br />
1928-29<br />
$7,000<br />
2,000<br />
1,200<br />
100 2,100<br />
. .<br />
960<br />
960<br />
1929-30<br />
f $6,000 )<br />
X 1,000 ,000<br />
1,000 j<br />
2,250<br />
1,200<br />
1,020<br />
960<br />
960<br />
1,620<br />
1,380<br />
I, coo<br />
600<br />
$16,690 $17,990<br />
$18,790 $20,090<br />
5,000<br />
3,250<br />
400<br />
1,000<br />
$9,650<br />
Department of Materia Medica and Small Animal Clinic<br />
300<br />
3,250<br />
400<br />
1,000<br />
500<br />
$10,150<br />
300<br />
.950 $10,450<br />
H. J. Milks, Professor and Superintendent of Small<br />
Animal Clinic $5, 000 $5,000<br />
H. C. Stephenson, Assistant Professor 2,750 2,750<br />
, Assistant .<br />
1,000 1,000<br />
George Schneider, Attendant 1,000 1,000<br />
Labor by the hour 150 100<br />
General Expense<br />
J.90Q<br />
500<br />
$9,850<br />
400<br />
$10,400 $10,250
2112<br />
Department of Medicine and Ambulatory Clinic<br />
D. H. Udall, Professor and Superintendent of<br />
Ambulatory Clinic .<br />
M. G. Fincher, Assistant Professor .<br />
. $5,000<br />
3,250<br />
W. J. Gibbons, Instructor 2,150<br />
Seth D. Johnson, Instructor (12 mos)<br />
($1,800, to be paid from appropriation for investigation<br />
of mastitis)<br />
George Willis, Groom 1,000<br />
Henry Fatula, Teamster 1,000<br />
General Expense<br />
$12,400<br />
Medicine $600<br />
Obstetrics 100<br />
Keeping Team 1,000<br />
Investigation mastitis 5,000 2,500<br />
Department of Pathology and Bacteriology<br />
W. A. Hagau, Professor of Pathology and<br />
and Head of Department<br />
$14,900<br />
. . .<br />
. . .<br />
.<br />
.<br />
. .<br />
Bacteriology $4,000<br />
P. Olafson, Assistant Professor of Pathology 3,100<br />
Harriet L. Mansfield, Instructor in Pathology 1,500<br />
Donald Baker, Instructor in Diagnosis 2,000<br />
R. C. Klussendorf, Assistant in Diagnosis 1,200<br />
Frank Bloom, Assistant in . Bacteriology 400<br />
E. L. Brunett, Assistant Professor in Poultry Diseases 2,540<br />
J. M. Hendrickson, Assistant Professor in Poultry<br />
Research ( 12 mos. )<br />
*4,ooo<br />
K. F. Hilbert, Instructor in Poultry Investigation<br />
( 12 mos. ... )<br />
*i,8oo<br />
C. C. Ellis, Instructor in Poultry Investigation<br />
. . (12 mos.) *i,2oo<br />
.... *i,5oo<br />
, Laboratory Helper ( 12 mos. . .<br />
)<br />
disease diagnosis and inves<br />
tigation . *900<br />
Norma F. Rose, Technician (12 mos. )<br />
Labor by hour, poultry<br />
Alexander Zeissig, Assistant Professor in Investiga<br />
tion (12 mos. )<br />
**$2,750<br />
Irving H. Everts, Attendant<br />
'<br />
.<br />
Labor by the hour, Pathology ....<br />
1,000<br />
. . 150<br />
$25,290<br />
General Expense<br />
Department $ 800<br />
Poultry Research, Ithaca 1,500<br />
Poultry Research, Long Island 1,500<br />
Johne's Disease 5,000<br />
Tuberculin reactions 7,000 8,850<br />
*Paid from appropriation for poultry investigation.<br />
**Paid from appropriation for Johne's disease investigation.<br />
l,i4o<br />
5,000<br />
3,250<br />
2,150<br />
1,000<br />
1,000<br />
$12,400<br />
6,700<br />
$19,100<br />
$4,000<br />
3,100<br />
1,500<br />
2,000<br />
1,200<br />
400<br />
2,54o<br />
*4,ooo<br />
*2,4oo<br />
*I,200<br />
*i.5oo<br />
*6oo<br />
*6oo<br />
1,000<br />
100<br />
$26,140<br />
15,800<br />
1I.94Q
5. Department of Physiology.<br />
2113<br />
P. A. Fish, Professor, (salary included in administrative service)<br />
, Professor $5,ooo $5,ooo<br />
C. E. Hayden, Assistant Professor 3,250 3,250<br />
Temporary<br />
General Expense<br />
Department .<br />
Research ...<br />
, Assistant .<br />
6. Department of Surgery<br />
J. N. Frost, Professor . $5,000<br />
J. Maurer, Instructor ....<br />
W. C. Selover, Groom .<br />
. . . 400 400<br />
Labor 100 100<br />
$400<br />
$S,75o $8,750<br />
500 500 900<br />
$9,250 $9,650<br />
$5,000<br />
2,300 2,300<br />
. 1,000 1,000<br />
C. A. Sutton, Second Groom 1,000 1,000<br />
General Expense<br />
Department .<br />
... . $1,100<br />
$9,300 $9,3o<br />
Research 700 1,200 i,Soo<br />
7. Veterinary<br />
Experiment Station<br />
R. R. Birch, Professor and Superintendent of<br />
Station (plus $500 from the Federal Bureau<br />
Animal Industry) .<br />
J. W. Benner, .<br />
$5,000<br />
Assistant Professor<br />
Leo Fortune, Instructor 1,675<br />
H. L. Gilman, Assistant Professor (plus $500 from<br />
the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry) .<br />
Ira Fowler, Attendant ....<br />
A.B. Newman, Attendant .<br />
. 1,675<br />
$10,500 $11,100<br />
$5,000<br />
3,35<br />
. 3,000 3,000<br />
, Assistant *r,ooo *i,ooo<br />
. . . 1,140 1,200<br />
1,000 1,000<br />
Ray Newman, Teamster 1,000 1,000<br />
Alvin Ross, Janitor . . 1,000 1,000<br />
Laborers as required .... . . . 800<br />
General Expense<br />
Experiment Station $1,700<br />
800<br />
$17,290 $i7,35o<br />
Investigation ... ... . . 13,000 14,200 14,700<br />
$3M90 $32,050
2114<br />
8. Department of Farriery<br />
Assistant Professor $2,600 $2,600<br />
Henry Asmus,<br />
Thomas Nuttall, Attendant .<br />
. 1,000 1.000<br />
$3,600 $3,600<br />
General Expense 100 100<br />
Totalfor Teaching and Research Service .<br />
. $124,330<br />
$3,7oo $3,700<br />
$138,240<br />
*Paid from appropriation for investigation swine and breeding animal<br />
diseases.<br />
Printing and .<br />
Advertising<br />
Repairs .... ...<br />
Veterinary Conference ...<br />
Lecturers ...<br />
State Fair Exhibit<br />
Grounds<br />
Insurance, Liability<br />
Contingent<br />
III. Non-Departmental Expenses<br />
Reserve for Research Poultry Diseases<br />
Fuel, Heat, Light, .<br />
Salaries .<br />
General Expense .<br />
IV. Fixed Charges<br />
Power and Water<br />
Non-Departmental Expense ...<br />
Fixed Charges ...<br />
SUMMARY<br />
. ... $9,250<br />
. . $112,870<br />
$9,850 $n,375<br />
$9,250<br />
$115,530<br />
. ... .30,250 42,800<br />
... 9,850 n,375<br />
. . . 9,250 9,250<br />
INCOME BUDGET<br />
Balance, July 1, T92S . . . . $6,263<br />
. Tuition 1928-29<br />
....<br />
Expenditures 1928-29 .<br />
. $3>835<br />
$162,220 $178,955<br />
21<br />
. .... . . . 2,990 00<br />
$9,253 21<br />
8r<br />
Balance, July 1, 1929 $5,4*7 40<br />
Budget for 1929-30<br />
$2,200 $2,000<br />
3,000 6,900<br />
500 500<br />
250 250<br />
IOO IOO<br />
250 250<br />
$1,300 00<br />
Balance unmortgaged $4,TI7<br />
375<br />
950 500<br />
2,600 500
2115<br />
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS<br />
State Funds<br />
at<br />
CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Increase<br />
Personal Service $132,247 $137,737 $ 5,490<br />
Accessory Instruction 39,000 39,000<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 12,000 12,000<br />
Printing General 900 900<br />
Printing Departmental Reports and Bulletins.... 4,600 4,600<br />
Equipment, Supplies and Materials 6,500 7,150 650<br />
Traveling Expenses 5,250 5,750 500<br />
Communication 2,000 2,000<br />
County Home Bureaus 26,400 26,400<br />
Repairs 1,200 1,200<br />
Summer School 3,200 3,200<br />
Expenses of Annual Conference of Agents 1,200 1,200<br />
Workmen's Compensation Insurance 750 750<br />
Workmen's Compensation Insurance, 1928-29 560 560<br />
Research and Investigation into Living Costs on<br />
Farms 5,000 5,000<br />
$234,497 $247,447 $ 12,950<br />
Construction 475,000 475,000<br />
Federal Funds<br />
Lever Regular $41,330.08 $ 51,355.041<br />
Lever Supplemental 27,724.33 17,699.37 ]<br />
Smith-Hughes 600.00 800.00 $ 200<br />
Purnell 13,500.00 15,200.00 1,700<br />
Capper-Ketcham 7,250.00 12,250.00 5,000<br />
Other Funds<br />
$ 90,404.41 $ 97,304.41 $ 6,900<br />
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial $ 31,500.00 $ 35,000.00 $ 3,500<br />
Hotel Administration Courses 52,000.00 52,000.00<br />
$ 83,500.00 $ 87,000.00 $ 3,500<br />
Grand Total $408,401.41 $906,751.41 $498,350
Administration<br />
2Il6<br />
Items Assigned from Budget of College of Agriculture<br />
Office of Dean and Director<br />
State<br />
Home Econ. Agriculture C. U.<br />
Albert R. Mann, Dean and Director $2,700 ($4,800) ($2,500)<br />
Helen G. Titus, Secretary to the Dean 540 ( 1,260)<br />
Office of the Director of Resident Instruction<br />
and Secretary<br />
Cornelius Betten, Director of Resident Instruc<br />
tion 1,800 ( 4,800)<br />
Fanny E. Grennell, Clerk and Stenographer 872 ( 808)<br />
Edla E. Gregg, Clerk and Stenographer (1,000)960<br />
Office of the Director of Extension<br />
C. E. Ladd, Director of Extension 1,800 ( 4,800)<br />
R. H. Wheeler, Professor in Extension Service.. 1,425 ( 3,325)<br />
W. J. Wright, Professor in Extension Service<br />
and State Leader of Junior Extension 1,350 ( 3,150)<br />
Bristow Adams, Professor in Extension Service<br />
and Editor and Chief of Publications 1,775 ( 2,475)<br />
Nellie Leonard, Assistant Editor 180 ( 1,420)<br />
Mrs. Nellie Hall, Clerk Publications 960<br />
Mrs. A. J. Savard, Clerk Publications 840<br />
Anna Morovec, Clerk Publications 840<br />
Miss E. A. Mapes, Clerk Publications 840<br />
Lecturers in Extension Work 1,500 (12,750)<br />
Travel For Lecturers in Extension Work 750<br />
Expenses of Annual Conference of Agents 1,200 ( 2,600)<br />
Office of the <strong>University</strong> Treasurer<br />
Mrs. L. G. Butler. Assistant to the Treasurer 540 ( 1,260)<br />
Business Office<br />
George W. Parker, Bursar 600 ( 3.400)<br />
John G. Gudmundsen, Chief Clerk 900 ( 2,500)<br />
Vacant, Clerk 845<br />
Library<br />
W. W. Ellis. Librarian 1,000 ( 2,500)<br />
Gertrude Scott, Library Assistant (2,000) 1,800<br />
Marion Crist, Library Assistant (1,500) 1,400<br />
Mildred Wilson, Library Assistant 750 ( 750)<br />
Paul V. Smiley, Reference Librarian 750 ( 750)<br />
Miscellaneous Labor 150 ( 250)
2117<br />
Staff for Care of Buildings and Repairs<br />
State<br />
Home Econ. Agriculture C. U.<br />
E. T. Hiscock, Engineer 900 ( 1,200)<br />
Edward Brown, Janitor 900<br />
Leroy Van Dyne, Mechanic 900<br />
Grounds<br />
A. G. Hurlbutt, Superintendent 600 ( 1,400)<br />
Louis Van Nostrand, Laborer 1,080<br />
C. F. Thomas, Laborer 450 ( 570)<br />
General Items<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 12,000<br />
Printing Reports and Bulletins 4,600<br />
Repairs 1,200<br />
Summer School 3,200<br />
Accessory Instruction in <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
39,000
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NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE<br />
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Inerease<br />
Personal Service $ 947,843 $ 962,693 $ 14,850<br />
Accessory<br />
Instruction 41,000 41,000<br />
Fuel, Light, Power and Water 125,000 125,000<br />
Printing General 5,900 6,400 1<br />
Printing Departmental Reports and Bulletins 38,900 38,400 S<br />
Departmental Reports and Bulletins Def.<br />
Printing<br />
28-29 10,000 10,000<br />
Equipment, Supplies and .Materials 85,000 86,497 1,497<br />
Traveling Expenses 36,000 36,000<br />
Traveling Expenses Deficiency for 28-29 5,000 5,000<br />
Communication 14,000 14,000<br />
Farm Bureaus and Junior Extension Workers 49,800 49,800<br />
Rent .'.<br />
1,440<br />
1,440<br />
Repairs 15,000 15,000<br />
Repairs Deficiency for 27-28 2,988 2,988<br />
Repairs Deficiency for 28-29 6,000 6,000<br />
Summer School 20.000 20,000<br />
Extension Work with Indians 6,000 6,000<br />
Expenses of Exhibits 1,000 1,000<br />
Expenses of Annual Conference of County Agents.... 2,600 2,600<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm 14,900 14,900<br />
Courses in Nursery Work 15,270 15,270<br />
Workmen's Compensation Insurance 4,000 4,000<br />
Workmen's Compensation Insurance, 28-29 3,000 3,000<br />
Contingent (Prof. Stocking salary) 2,223 2,223<br />
Special State Appropriations :<br />
Animal Husbandry Maintenance and Personal Serv<br />
ice ^ 40,950 40,950<br />
Animal Husbandry Personal Service 9,500 9,500<br />
Animal HusbandryCow Testing 3,600 3,600<br />
Animal Husbandry Repairs and Construction 30,000 30,000<br />
Muck Land Investigations 19,200 19,200<br />
Potato Disease Investigations 4,250 4,250<br />
Seed Potato Stock Investigations 5,030 5,030<br />
Potato Production and Storage Investigations 4,000 4,000<br />
Regional Readjustment and Development Investigations<br />
5,000 ..<br />
5,000<br />
City Markets Investigations 4,000 4,000<br />
Co-operative Marketing Investigations 6,000 6,000
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1928-29 1929-30 Increase<br />
Rural Government Investigations 7,000 7,000<br />
Printing 10,000 10,000<br />
Editorial Assistants 2,000 2,000<br />
Central New York Egg Laving Contest (<strong>Cornell</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong>) 30,000 30,000<br />
Total $1,419,653 $1,649,741 $230,088<br />
Construction 1,100,000<br />
Federal Funds<br />
Lever Regular 111,892.11 101,867.15 1<br />
Lever Supplemental 27,295.04 37,320.00 S<br />
Capper-Ketcham 12,750.00 25,161.20 2,411.20<br />
Adams 13,500.00 13,500.00<br />
Hatch 13,500.00 13,500.00<br />
Morrill 10,000.00 10,000.00<br />
Nelson 10,000.00 10,000.00<br />
Purnell 31.500.00 38,800.00 7,300.00<br />
Smith-Hughes 25,000.00 25,000.00<br />
Other Funds<br />
$255,437.15 $275,148.35 $19,711.20<br />
General Education Board 10,000.00 10,000.00<br />
Grand Total *$ 1,685 ,090. 15 $1,934,889.35 $249,799.20<br />
*Not including construction.<br />
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE<br />
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY<br />
BUDGET 1929-30<br />
ADMINISTRATION<br />
Office of the Dean and Director of Experiment Stations<br />
State<br />
Aqric. Home Econ. C. U.<br />
Albert R. Mann, Dean, and Director of Experiment Stations..$4,800 ($2,700) $2,500<br />
Vacant, Assistant to the Dean 2,890<br />
Helen G. Titus, Secretary to Dean and Director 1,260 ( 540)<br />
Grace M. Grimes, Stenographer 1,020<br />
Maintenance :<br />
State<br />
Equipment and Supplies $ 315<br />
Equipment and Supplies for Special Research 3,000 Purnell<br />
Travel 725 Reserve<br />
Communication 250 $1,750<br />
Printing<br />
80
2125<br />
Office of Director of Resident Instruction and Secretary<br />
State<br />
Aqric. Aar Home Econ. Total<br />
$4,800 ($1,800) $6,600<br />
3,250<br />
3,250<br />
Cornelius Betten, Director of Resident Instruction<br />
Olin W. Smith, Secretary<br />
A. W. Gibson, Associate Secretary in charge of<br />
former student relations, vocational guidance<br />
and placement<br />
3,000<br />
Louise Fletemeyer, Assistant Secretary<br />
Fanny E. Grennell, Clerk and Stenographer<br />
1,800(1,925) 1(1,925)<br />
808<br />
Mrs. Esther P. Slocum, Clerk and Stenographer....1,020 1 (1,440)<br />
Edla E. Gregg, Clerk and Stenographer<br />
Mrs. J. R. English, Clerk and Stenographer<br />
Maintenance:<br />
Equipment and Supplies<br />
Communication<br />
Printing<br />
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General Expenses College $100<br />
Office of the <strong>University</strong> Treasurer<br />
1,080<br />
800<br />
600<br />
2,150<br />
1,800<br />
( 872) 1,680<br />
1,020<br />
( 1,000)960<br />
Increase<br />
$300<br />
250<br />
120<br />
180<br />
60<br />
120<br />
60<br />
150<br />
450<br />
State<br />
Agric. Home Econ. Total<br />
Mrs. L. G. Butler, Assistant to Treasurer $1,260 ($540) $1,800<br />
Lawrence Caley, Inventory Clerk....- 1,800 1,800<br />
Library<br />
State<br />
Agric. Home Econ. College Total Increase<br />
W. W. Ellis, Librarian 52,500 ($1,000) $3,500<br />
Gertrude Scott, Librarv<br />
loguer and Classifier)<br />
Assistant (Cata<br />
( 2,000)1800 $120<br />
Mildred Wilson, Library Assistant, (Assist<br />
ant Cataloguer) 750 ( 750)<br />
Marion Crist, Librarv Assistant<br />
Exchange Assistant).....<br />
(Foreign<br />
( 1,500)1400 100<br />
Hattie Barnes, Library Assistant (Periodical<br />
Assistant) - 1,500<br />
Flora Stevens, Library Assistant Room Assistant)<br />
(Reading<br />
1,500<br />
Martha Smith, Library Assistant (Evening<br />
Assistant)<br />
1,500<br />
Mary E. Hill, Library Assistant<br />
Margaret Ray, Library Assistant<br />
Paul V. Smiley, Reference Librarian (Read<br />
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Miscellaneous Labor<br />
Dolly Duke, Clerk and Stenographer<br />
1,200<br />
1,200<br />
750<br />
250<br />
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$900 60<br />
Maintenance:<br />
Equipment and Supplies 7,732 267<br />
Books and Periodicals<br />
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Communication -<br />
Printing<br />
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2150<br />
BUDGET FOR 1929-30<br />
NEW YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION<br />
Position Salary Commu- Dist. of Salary In-<br />
1928-29 1929-30 tation State Federal crease<br />
Director House &<br />
Hedrick, U. P. 6,500 $6,500 Supplies 6,500<br />
Vice Director and Chief in Re<br />
search, Parrott, P. J.* .... 6,000<br />
Editor<br />
5,500<br />
"<br />
5,000 500 H<br />
Luckett, J. D Librarian<br />
3,750 4,250 3,500 750 H 500<br />
Borg, Frederick .<br />
Museum Preparator<br />
Lawson, J. S. .<br />
Mailing Clerk<br />
Jones, Elizabeth<br />
Secretary-Stenographer<br />
1,800 1,800 1.800<br />
1,500 1,500 1,500<br />
8o I2Q<br />
Sperry, Jessie A<br />
Clerks<br />
Bowen, F. K<br />
Petersen,<br />
1,500 1,500 1,500<br />
Elma<br />
Stenographers<br />
Curtis,<br />
Hogan,<br />
I500 I>8oo I)8oo 3QO<br />
Q I|2QO I)2QO l8o<br />
Lena G 1,200 1,200 1,200<br />
Maude L [,200 1,200 1,200<br />
Fahy, Mary 1,200 1,200 1,200<br />
McGuigan, Mildred .<br />
Corcoran, Cecilia .<br />
.<br />
. 1,080 i.oSo 1,080<br />
... 1,000 1,060 1,060 60<br />
Chiefs in Research<br />
Breed, R. S 4,500 5, coo House 5,000 500<br />
Stewart, F. C 4,500 5,000<br />
"<br />
5,oco 5C0<br />
Willaman, J. J 4,500 4,500<br />
"<br />
4,500<br />
Dahlberg, A. C 3,500 4,000<br />
"<br />
4,000 500<br />
Wellington, R 3, 750 4,000 4,000 250<br />
Collison, R. C 3,500 3,750<br />
"<br />
3,750 250<br />
Conn, H. J 3,750 3,750 3,750<br />
Sayre, C. B. .<br />
Glasgow,<br />
Hucker, G. J. ...<br />
M. T.<br />
Munn, .<br />
. 3,750 3,750<br />
"<br />
3,750<br />
H 3,750 3,750 3,750<br />
. 3,000 3,600 3,600 600<br />
. 3,250 3,600 3,600 350<br />
.<br />
Carpenter. D. C 3,250 3,600 2,100 1,500 A 350<br />
Clark, A. W<br />
Associates in Research<br />
3,250 3,600 3,600 350<br />
F. H.<br />
Hall, .<br />
... 3,250 3,500 3,500 250<br />
.<br />
Hartzell, F. Z. 3,250 3,250 3,250<br />
Gladwin, F. E. 3,000 3,250 3,250 250<br />
Howe, G. H 3,250 3,250 3,250<br />
Gloyer, W. 0 3, 000 3,000 3,000 P<br />
Streeter, L. R 3,000 3,000 3,000<br />
Van Eseltine, G. P 3,000 3,000 1,500 1,500 P<br />
Vice-Anderson (3,000) 3,000 3,000<br />
Pedersen, C. S 2,350 2,750 2,750 400<br />
Horsfall, J. G 2,750 2,750 2,750<br />
G. L 2.500 2,750 2,750 250<br />
Slate,<br />
.<br />
Hening, J. C 2,200 2,500 2,500 300<br />
(2,500) 2,500 2,500<br />
Nebel, B. R. (10 mos ) .<br />
* Has house rent in lieu of cash Decrease of $500 on Federal
Position<br />
Assistants in Research<br />
Walsh, Wm. .<br />
Moore, M. G. .<br />
.<br />
Sweeney, M. P.<br />
Einset, O.<br />
Hawthorn, L.<br />
Harland, J. D.<br />
Gambrell, F. L.<br />
Hansen, P. A. ...<br />
Kokoski, F.<br />
Hoefle, Olive<br />
Woodbridge, Mary<br />
Van Alstyne, L.<br />
Marquardt, J. C.<br />
Vice-Shriner<br />
Traphagen, P. V.<br />
Agriculturist<br />
Churchill, G. W.<br />
Florist<br />
Mohr, Conrad<br />
Poultryman<br />
O'Neill, P. . .<br />
.<br />
.<br />
Foreman in Orchards<br />
Corcoran. P.<br />
...<br />
Supt. of Buildings<br />
Hadlow, H.<br />
Technician<br />
Bowers, R.<br />
Mechanic<br />
HefFeron, J<br />
Engineer<br />
Goodwin, B.<br />
...<br />
Laboratory Helpers<br />
. .<br />
Murray, M.<br />
Smith, R<br />
Watchman<br />
Oaks, W. F<br />
Laborers<br />
Total on Regular<br />
2151<br />
Personal Service $209,270 $216,230<br />
Special Funds<br />
Salary<br />
Position 1928-29 1929-30<br />
Raspberry and Small Fruit Investigations .<br />
Associate in Research<br />
(4,500)<br />
Rankin, W. H<br />
$3,5 3-5oo<br />
Labor and Expenses ... 1,000 1,000<br />
Salary Commu- Dist.ofSalary In-<br />
192S-29 1929-30 tation State Federal crease<br />
2,400 2,400<br />
2.400 2,400<br />
2,400 2,400<br />
2, IOO 2,300<br />
2,IOO 2,300<br />
2,250 2,250<br />
1,900 2,200<br />
2,200 2,200<br />
2,000 2,000<br />
2,000 2,000<br />
2,000 2, COO<br />
1,800 2,000<br />
1,900 2, IOO<br />
(2,200)<br />
2 20O<br />
1,500 I,60O<br />
2, COO 2,000<br />
1,750 1,750<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
1,500 I,5CO<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
1,620 1,620<br />
1,500 1,500<br />
1,440 1,440<br />
1,320 I,320<br />
1,320 1,320<br />
1,200 1,200<br />
32.150 32,I50<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm .<br />
Associates in Research<br />
(8,800)<br />
Clayton, E. E<br />
3,250 3,5oo<br />
Huckett, H. C. 3,25 3,5oo<br />
Maintenance and Operation . . . 1,800 1.800<br />
2,400<br />
2,400<br />
2,400<br />
2,300<br />
2,300<br />
2,250<br />
2,200<br />
2,200<br />
2,000<br />
2,000<br />
2.000<br />
2,000<br />
2,100<br />
2,200<br />
1,600<br />
House 2,000<br />
House<br />
House<br />
r,75o<br />
1,320 180 H<br />
1,500<br />
1,500<br />
1,620<br />
1,500<br />
1,440<br />
1,320<br />
i.32o<br />
1,200<br />
32,150<br />
200<br />
200<br />
300<br />
2CO<br />
200<br />
$208,800 $7, 430 $6, 960<br />
Decrease Increase<br />
250<br />
250
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Position Salary<br />
1928-29 1929-30 Decrease Increase<br />
Hudson Valley Hort. Investigations (13,700)<br />
Associates in Research<br />
Shear, E. V 3, 000 3,000<br />
Mundinger, F. G 3, 000 3,000<br />
Anderson, L. C 3,000 3,000<br />
Labor 1,200 1,200<br />
Maintenance and Operation . . . 3,500 3, 500<br />
Nursery Shrubs and Plants<br />
Chief in Research<br />
(13,450)<br />
Tukey, H. B<br />
Plant Propagator<br />
4,000 4,250 250<br />
Brase,<br />
Karl<br />
Stenographer(Half time) Barrett,<br />
1,800 1,800<br />
Marion 500 500<br />
Labor 4,000 4,000<br />
Expenses 3, 150 2,900 250<br />
Investigation of Moths and Insects (13,000) 13,000<br />
Associates in Research<br />
Daniel, D. M. 2,800<br />
Harman, S. W 2,800<br />
Services and Expenses 7, 400<br />
Com Borer Investigations (7,250) 7,250<br />
Association Research<br />
Hervey, G. E. R 3, 000<br />
Services and Expenses 4,250<br />
Fuel, Light, Power,<br />
Maintenance and Operation<br />
1928.29 1929-30 Increase<br />
Water 8,750 8,750<br />
Printing and Advertising 9,000 9,000<br />
Equipment, Supplies, Materials 27,500 31,670 4,170<br />
Traveling Expenses 5, 000 5,000<br />
Communication 3,000 3,000<br />
Fixed Charges, Etc 75 2,030 L955<br />
Rent<br />
* "<br />
3,200 3,200<br />
Repairs and Alterations 7, 500 12,500 5,000<br />
Contingencies 100 100<br />
$64,125 $75,250 $11,125<br />
Summary<br />
State Distri-<br />
Appropri- bution Federal<br />
ation 1929-30<br />
.<br />
Personal Service $209,350 $208,800 $7,430<br />
Special Funds, Services and Expenses 60,700 60,700<br />
Maintenance and Operation 75,250 75,250<br />
*$300 unused on salary of Clerk.<br />
$250 unused on salary of Research Staff.<br />
Total<br />
$216,230<br />
60, 700<br />
75,25o<br />
$345,300* $344,750 $7,43o $352,180
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D. C. Carpenter $1,500<br />
P. J. Parrott<br />
Distribution of Federal Funds<br />
Adams Hatch Purnell<br />
J. D. Luckett 750<br />
P. F. O'Neill<br />
W. O. Gloyer<br />
G. P. Van Eseltine<br />
5<br />
180<br />
3.000<br />
i,5<br />
$1,500 $1,430 $4,5oo<br />
Appropriations $1,500 $1,500 $6,000
2'54<br />
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE<br />
June 17, 1929.<br />
With the approval of all members of the Committee on Finance,<br />
the purchase of 500 shares of United Light and Power $6-00 cumu<br />
lative convertible preferred stock at approximately 9% was<br />
authorized,<br />
LANDSCAPE COMMITTEE<br />
George F. Rogalsky,<br />
Secretary<br />
pro tem.<br />
June 17th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees R. H. Treman, Chairman; Farrand, Sackett, J.<br />
DuPratt White, Sanderson, Upson and Whitman ; Comptroller Bost<br />
wick and Superintendent Curtis.<br />
Action was taken as follows :<br />
1. It was decided that the location and grade of Central Avenue<br />
from the Library to 3 Central Avenue should be left approximately<br />
as at present and that a concrete sidewalk should be constructed on<br />
the west side of the street but to the east of the row of trees bor<br />
dering the street from Library Tower to the road north of 3 Central<br />
Avenue, provided funds are available. It was also decided that the<br />
gutter on the east side of the street be made shallow and a parking<br />
place provided on the east thereof.<br />
2. The question as to whether Tower Road for that portion be<br />
tween East Avenue and Garden Avenue should be constructed in a<br />
straight line or with a slight curve was referred to Mr. Cooley and<br />
Mr. Fleming for determination, the road when built to have a slight<br />
crown of approximately three inches and with a triangle at its inter<br />
section at East Avenue.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.<br />
COMMITTEE ON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS<br />
June 17th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees J. DuPratt White, Chairman ; Farrand, Sackett,<br />
Sanderson, R. H. Treman, Upson, Westinghouse and Whitman;<br />
Comptroller Bostwick and Superintendent Curtis.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustee Wakeman and his absence<br />
excused.
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1. It was recommended that an incinerator be constructed in con<br />
nection with the stack of the Central Heating Plant at a cost not to<br />
exceed $12,CG0, this cost to be added to and to be made a part of the<br />
cost of the Heating Plant and amortized in the same way as the cost<br />
of the plant.<br />
2. The approval by the Architectural Advisory Board of the<br />
plans for the new laundry unit at East Ithaca as prepared by Francis<br />
Y. Joannes was received.<br />
3. The following report from the Architectural Advisory Board<br />
approving in general the plan for a Fine Arts building was received :<br />
"We note that the educational program covering the scope of<br />
work to be housed in this structure was approved by the Board of<br />
Trustees of the <strong>University</strong> on January 26th, and that the Board in<br />
structed the Committee on Buildings and Grounds to select a site,<br />
which action has been taken by the Buildings and Grounds Commit<br />
tee, as reported to us in letter of April 8th, from the Comptroller.<br />
The Board of Trustees also instructed the Committee on Buildings<br />
and Grounds to study<br />
and report on plans for the construction of<br />
the building. The Committee on Buildings and Grounds adopted<br />
the following resolution : 'Resolved, That the plans for the pro<br />
posed Fine Arts Building,<br />
prepared and submitted by Mr. Acker<br />
man, be turned over to the Architectural Advisory Board,<br />
with the<br />
request that they study them and report their approval or sugges<br />
tions to this committee, it being understood that the exterior of the<br />
stone.'<br />
building is to be constructed mainly of local<br />
In view of the vital influence of the educational program upon<br />
both the selection of site and the character of the building, it was<br />
particularly gratifying to learn of the action of the Board of Trus<br />
tees and also, we understand, of the Faculty of the School, in defi<br />
nitely adopting the program which determined the choice of the site<br />
by the Advisory Board in 1925.<br />
With the site and program definitely determined upon, we have<br />
given further detailed consideration to the plans submitted by Mr.<br />
Ackerman, and find they meet the requirements and will produce an<br />
admirable building for the purposes intended. The scale of the<br />
architecture indicated harmonizes well with the surrounding build<br />
ings, but we believe the scale of mass might be brought more nearly<br />
into harmony with the smaller units on the campus by a sub-division<br />
of its total mass into a greater number of units, and would suggest<br />
that Mr. Ackerman be asked to submit some further studies with<br />
this object in view. In the study of the plans,<br />
we believe the intro<br />
duction of four towers in the court gives a sense of overcrowding<br />
which might be overcome by
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4. The plans for the new Fine Arts Building as prepared by Mr.<br />
Ackerman and approved by the Architectural Advisory Board were<br />
approved.<br />
5. The following report concerning the new Home Economics<br />
Building was received from the Architectural Advisory Board :<br />
"We are also in receipt of a communication from Mr. Bostwick in<br />
reference to the Home Economics Building, asking for an opinion<br />
of our Board upon the site, for consideration at the meeting of the<br />
Committee on Buildings and Grounds on the 26th instant. The<br />
question of building material was also submitted.<br />
In this connection we note that the appropriation for a new Home<br />
Economics Building covers only the central portion of a proposed<br />
larger structure and the size of this ultimate building will of neces<br />
sity influence the choice of site. Its relation to other structures will<br />
also influence the choice of material. We believe no decision should<br />
be reached as to site or material until the size of the ultimate struc<br />
ture is reasonably fixed. Without an opportunity for such study on<br />
the ground we believe it unwise to make any recommendation before<br />
the meeting<br />
of your committee on the 26th."<br />
6. The matter of selecting a site for the new Music Building was<br />
referred, with power, to a committee composed of President Far<br />
rand, Trustees J. DuPratt White and R. H. Treman, with the under<br />
standing that this committee was to confer with the Architectural<br />
Advisory Board and the Landscape Advisor concerning the location<br />
of such site.<br />
7. It was recommended that Mr. Ackerman be asked to make a<br />
study of the problem of providing garages for the tenants of the<br />
Faculty Apartments, both from the standpoint of temporary struc<br />
tures and as a part of the future units of the Faculty Apartments<br />
group, the overhead expenses for this study to be paid by the Uni<br />
versity.<br />
8. The expenditure of the general appropriations for improve<br />
ments to the Physical Plant was referred to a committee consisting<br />
of the Chairman of the Buildings and Grounds Committee, the Presi<br />
dent and Trustee R. H. Treman, with power.<br />
9. The matter of remodeling the President's barn was referred<br />
to the above appointed Committee on Improvements.<br />
10. The construction of the new walk and the parking place along<br />
Central Avenue as recommended by the Landscape Committee was<br />
authorized to such extent as funds may be made available. Trustee<br />
Upson very kindly offered to give $2,000 to assist in this work.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
June 17th, 1929.<br />
Present Trustees Hiscock, Chairman; J. DuPratt White, Far<br />
rand, Witter, Turner, Cooke, Crawford, Gherardi, Miller, Newman,<br />
Pound, Sackett, Sanderson, Ten Eyck, C. E. Treman, R. H. Treman,<br />
Upson, Van Cleef, Van Namee, Warner, Westinghouse, Horace<br />
White, Whitman, and Roger B. Williams ; Faculty Representatives<br />
Thilly, Warren and Diederichs, and Comptroller Bostwick.<br />
Regrets were received from Trustees Roosevelt, Lehman, Pyrke,<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, Gannett, Ickelheimer, Schoellkopf, Taylor, Teagle and<br />
Wakeman and their absence excused.<br />
1. A communication was received from the <strong>Cornell</strong> Alumni Cor<br />
poration informing the Board of the election of Edwin N. Sander<br />
son, 'S7, and James W. Parker, '08, as Alumni Trustees of the Uni<br />
versity, each for a term of five years.<br />
2. Authority<br />
June 17th, 1929, in accordance with the recommendations of the spe<br />
was granted the President to confer degrees on<br />
cial faculties, upon students who have fulfilled all necessary require<br />
ments.<br />
The Board then adjourned to attend Commencement exercises and<br />
reassembled at 2 P. M.<br />
3. By ballot duly had and with the concurrent vote of more than<br />
fifteen trustees, Messrs. Cuthbert W. Pound, W. C. Teagle and<br />
Henry W. Sackett were elected Trustees of the <strong>University</strong>, each for<br />
a term of five years, to succeed themselves.<br />
4. The following Trustees were elected on the respective commit<br />
tees : Committee on General Administration, Cuthbert W. Pound;<br />
Committee on Buildings and Grounds, Henry W. Sackett, E. N. San<br />
derson ; State College Council, Mary M. Crawford; Graduate School<br />
Council, Cuthbert W. Pound ; Heckscher Research Council, Alfred<br />
D. Warner.<br />
5. The minutes of the meeting of the Board of April 27th, 1929,<br />
were approved as printed.<br />
6. The minutes of the meeting<br />
ministration of June 1st, 1929,<br />
action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
of the Committee on General Ad<br />
were approved as printed and the<br />
7. The minutes of the meetings of the Committee on Finance of<br />
April 27th and May 10th, 1929,<br />
action therein contained ratified and confirmed.<br />
were approved as printed and the<br />
8. The minutes of the meeting of the Committee on Buildings<br />
and Grounds of April 27th, 1929, were approved as printed and the<br />
action therein contained ratified and confirmed.
9. The minutes of the meeting<br />
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of the Medical College Council of<br />
May 17th, 1929, were approved as printed, the recommendations<br />
therein contained adopted and appointments and appropriations made<br />
as recommended.<br />
10. The budget of the Medical College and the Medical College<br />
Clinic in New York City for the year 1929-30 as proposed by the<br />
Medical College Council was approved and appointments and appro<br />
priations made as therein recommended.<br />
11. The minutes of the meeting of the State College Council of<br />
June 8th, 1929, including the budgets of the New York State College<br />
of Agriculture, New York State College of Home Economics, New<br />
York State Veterinary College and the New York State Agricultural<br />
Experiment Station were approved and the appointments and appro<br />
priations made as therein recommended.<br />
12. The minutes of the meeting<br />
of the Committee on Buildings<br />
and Grounds and the Landscape Committee of June 17th, 1929, were<br />
approved as read by the Secretary.<br />
13. A gift to the Medical College in New York City of $25,000 for<br />
research purposes was reported and accepted and the following<br />
budget recommended by the Committee on Educational Policy was<br />
approved :<br />
A study of the Bacteriology of Chronic Arthritis and Rheu<br />
matic Fever under the direction of Dr. Russell Cecil $10,000.00<br />
A study<br />
of the Cellular Response of the Blood in Patients<br />
to Infection and Degenerative Diseases by Dr. Paul Rez-<br />
nikoff 2,800.00<br />
(This work is to be carried out under the direction of<br />
Dr. Victor Schilling in Berlin.)<br />
A study of the Influence of the Thyroid on Canine Meta<br />
bolism under the direction of Professor Graham Lusk 2,000.00<br />
A study<br />
of the Defectation Center in the Medulla and a<br />
study of the Duration of Action of important drugs un<br />
der the direction of Professor Robert A. Hatcher 2,000.00<br />
A study of Water Metabolism in Infancy by Dr. Samuel<br />
Z. Levine 4,000.00<br />
A study by Dr. Delario under the direction of Professor<br />
Joshua E. Sweet, the exact subject to be determined 1,000.00<br />
A study of the Metabolic Conditions underlying Obesity by<br />
Dr. Henry J. Spencer 3,000.00<br />
Total $24,000.00
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14. Upon recommendation of the committee appointed to investi<br />
gate the matter of building<br />
an incinerator in connection with the<br />
stack of the Central Heating Plant, the construction of such an in<br />
cinerator was authorized at a cost not to exceed $12,000, the cost to<br />
be amortized as a part of the cost of the heating plant.<br />
15. The President reported that researches in connection with the<br />
stack of the Central Heating Plant were being carried on and an<br />
nounced that Trustee Sanderson had made a gift of $2,500 for the<br />
furtherance of these researches. This gift was accepted and the<br />
appreciation of the trustees expressed to Mr. Sanderson.<br />
16. A gift of $2,000 from Trustee Upson to assist in the con<br />
struction of a concrete sidewalk along the west side of Central Ave<br />
nue was reported, the gift accepted and the appreciation of the trus<br />
tees expressed to Trustee L'pson.<br />
17. The President reported that Librarian Willard Austen and<br />
Professors H. J. Davenport and G. R. McDermott were retiring on<br />
June 17th and that Dean V. A. Moore and Professor Annette J.<br />
Warner were retiring on June 30th, and upon his recommendation<br />
the following emeritus appointments were made :<br />
Willard Austen, Librarian, Emeritus.<br />
H. J. Davenport, Professor of Economics, Emeritus.<br />
G. R. McDermott, Professor of Structural Design, Emeritus.<br />
V. A. Moore, Professor of Comparative and Veterinary Pathology<br />
and Bacteriology and of Meat Inspection, and Dean of the New<br />
York State Veterinary College, Emeritus.<br />
Annette J. Warner, Professor of Home Economics, Emeritus.<br />
18. By<br />
a recent action of the directors of the Carnegie Founda<br />
tion, the benefits of the Carnegie retiring allowances are denied to<br />
members of the staff of the New York State Veterinary College.<br />
Owing to this fact and the long and exceptional service given by<br />
Dean Moore, an allowance of $3,150 a year was granted him by the<br />
Trustees, effective July 1st, 1929.<br />
19. Upon recommendation of the President, Professor P. A. Fish<br />
was elected Dean of the New York State Veterinary College and<br />
Professor of Physiology, at a salary of $7,000 a year, effective July<br />
1st, 1929.<br />
20. By<br />
the concurrent vote of the majority of the Board of Trus<br />
tees, Section 3 of Article XV of the Statutes of the <strong>University</strong> was<br />
amended to read as follows :<br />
Subject to other provisions herein for the retirement and removal<br />
of members of the instructing staff, all appointments thereto shall be<br />
for the following periods respectively: In the State Colleges and
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the New York State Agricultural Experiment Station, for one year;<br />
in all other colleges, unless otherwise specified at the time of ap<br />
pointment, in the case of full professors, for an indefinite period ; in<br />
the case of assistant professors, for the term of three years ; in the<br />
case of instructors, for the term of one year; in the case of reap<br />
pointment of instructors, for the term of two years; in the case of<br />
assistants, for the term of one year, and in any event for not more<br />
than two years ; in the case of lecturers, for a period not longer than<br />
a year. Members of said staff appointed for a definite period shall<br />
not hold over, but at the expiration of said period their connection<br />
with the university shall cease unless they be reappointed.<br />
21. The Comptroller reported that a portion of the residuary es<br />
tate of Mr. Payne Whitney was ready to be turned over to <strong>Cornell</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong>, and it was<br />
Resolved, That authority be and hereby is given Charles D. Bost<br />
wick, Comptroller, to execute a receipt for stocks, bonds,<br />
other se<br />
curities and cash received by the <strong>University</strong> from the executors of<br />
the estate of Mr. Payne Whitney, deceased, in lieu of and as the<br />
equivalent of 750 shares of Northern Finance Corporation stock<br />
allotted to it in partial satisfaction of its interest in the residuary<br />
estate of said testator, and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corpor<br />
ate seal.<br />
Be it further Resolved, That the said Charles D. Bostwick, Comp<br />
troller, be authorized on behalf of <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> to execute and<br />
deliver any further receipts, releases, assignments, consents or other<br />
papers incident to or necessary for the complete transfer and regis<br />
tration in the name of the <strong>University</strong> of such stock and other securi<br />
ties above referred to and to attach to any such papers the Univer<br />
sity's corporate seal.<br />
22. The general program for the development of a Music Depart<br />
ment and the housing of such department in a building constructed<br />
for that purpose as presented to the Board and recommended by the<br />
President was approved.<br />
23. Upon recommendation of the donor the conditions governing<br />
the Frances Sampson Fine Arts Prize were amended by adding the<br />
following<br />
provisions to the original letter of gift :<br />
(d) If the prize is not awarded, or if only a portion of the income<br />
is used in any one year, the unexpended balance may be added to the<br />
principal fund.<br />
(e) If at any time in the future in the opinion of the Board of<br />
Trustees it becomes inadvisable to grant the prize as provided, the<br />
income of the fund may be used in any way the trustees may deter<br />
mine for the advancement of the appreciation of fine arts in the<br />
<strong>University</strong>.
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24. The Comptroller reported the following provision in the Will<br />
of Carrie G. Townsend, who died May 17th, 1929:<br />
"Ninth: All the rest, residue and remainder of my estates both<br />
real and personal, I give, devise and bequeath to the Merchants Na<br />
tional Bank of Middletown, N. Y., as trustee, in trust, for the fol<br />
lowing uses and purposes: To invest the same and keep the same<br />
invested and to pay the net income received therefrom in quarterly<br />
payments to my son, Prescott W. Townsend, for and during the term<br />
of his natural life ; and upon the death of my said son, Prescott W.<br />
Townsend, in case there are issue of my said son, Prescott W.<br />
Townsend, living, then, in that event, to pay the corpus of said trust<br />
fund to the issue of said Prescott W. Townsend, to be theirs, their<br />
heirs and assigns forever, share and share alike. In case, however,<br />
my said son, Prescott W. Townsend, dies without issue, then, in that<br />
event, to divide the corpus of said trust fund in two equal shares or<br />
portions, and to pay one of said shares or portions to <strong>Cornell</strong> Uni<br />
versity located at Ithaca, New York, to be its successors and assigns<br />
forever, to be kept intact in a fund to be known as the 'Garrett T.<br />
Townsend Memorial Fund,'<br />
with the request that the income to be<br />
used to aid poor and needy students, who have satisfactorily com<br />
pleted at least one year of study at said university, and satisfactorily<br />
proved themselves to be of superior scholastic ability and moral<br />
character, with the proviso that such aid may be extended in the<br />
discretion of said university to said students as a gift or as a loan to<br />
be repaid within five years after graduation without interest ; and to<br />
pay the other one of said shares or portions to the Board of Chris<br />
tian Education of the Presbyterian Church, to be its successors or<br />
assigns forever, with the request that said fund be kept intact and be<br />
known as the 'Garrett T. Townsend Fund,'<br />
for the purpose of said Board."<br />
and the income only used<br />
25. The Comptroller was authorized to execute a release of a<br />
portion of premises covered by the Fippin mortgage held by the<br />
<strong>University</strong>, for the purpose of giving to the city<br />
a free and unen<br />
cumbered title to certain lands for street purposes on Elmwood Ave<br />
nue and to attach thereto the <strong>University</strong>'s corporate seal.<br />
26. Permission was granted Mrs. George P. Bristol to continue to<br />
occupy the house on the campus lot leased to the late Professor<br />
Bristol for the period of one year from July 1st, 1929.<br />
27. The committee appointed to consider the purchase of the<br />
house owned by William Hazlitt Smith on Oak Avenue reported<br />
that this property was not needed by the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
28. The following<br />
Council :<br />
report was presented from the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian
Board of Trustees,<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>,<br />
Ithaca, Neiv York.<br />
Gentlemen :<br />
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June 17, 1929.<br />
At the annual meeting of the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council held in Ithaca on<br />
Saturday, June 15th, the following recommendation was made, to be<br />
presented to the Board of Trustees :<br />
"That of the net cash balance at the end of the year the trustees<br />
appropriate $10,000 for the further cost of construction of Boldt<br />
Hall in accordance with a previous commitment, and that they add<br />
to the <strong>Cornell</strong> Alumni Endowment Fund those gifts which have been<br />
received during the current year for permanent endowment, and that<br />
the balance of such fund be used as an emergency fund."<br />
ing<br />
It was reported by the Executive Committee to the annual meet<br />
of the Council that the total amount to be transmited in cash and<br />
securities to the <strong>University</strong> for the current fiscal year will approxi<br />
mate nearly $1,000,000, and it is still hoped that the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian<br />
Council will fulfill its promise to President Farrand and the trustees<br />
of a net unrestricted fund of $140,000 which has been carried in the<br />
budget for the current fiscal year.<br />
Mr. Jervis Langdon '97 of Elmira, N. Y., was re-elected President<br />
of the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council, to serve for the third term.<br />
The following men were re-elected to the Executive Committee :<br />
Mr. Paul Schoellkopf '06, Mr. J. DuPratt White '90, Mr. Robert T.<br />
Mickle '92, Mr. Maxwell M. Upson '99, Mr. Neal D. Becker '05, Mr.<br />
Floyd L. Carlisle '06, Mr. R. E. Treman '09, Mr. Andrew J. Whin-<br />
ery TO.<br />
It has been estimated by the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council Committee on Be<br />
quests, of which Neal D. Becker '05 is chairman, that wills have been<br />
drawn during the year with provisions for bequests to <strong>Cornell</strong> Uni<br />
versity totaling at least $2,000,000. The Committee on Bequests now<br />
includes prominent and influential <strong>Cornell</strong> lawyers in every impor<br />
tant city throughout the country.<br />
The <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council is now making plans for next year which<br />
should increase materially the effectiveness of the work of this or<br />
ganization, and the Council has pledged itself to co-operate with the<br />
President and the trustees in every fund-raising effort for the Uni<br />
versity.<br />
Sincerely yours,<br />
Harold Flack,<br />
Executive Secretary.
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The recommendations contained in this report were approved and<br />
the following resolution passed :<br />
Resolved, That the trustees do hereby extend to the President and<br />
the Executive Secretary of the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council, and to the Cor<br />
nellian Council as a whole, their deep appreciation of their work and<br />
accomplishments in securing funds for the benefit of the <strong>University</strong>.<br />
29. The following budget, adopted by the Executive Committee of<br />
the <strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council for the expenses of the Council for the year<br />
ending June 30th, 1930, was approved and the appropriations made<br />
accordingly :<br />
Miscellaneous $ 500.00<br />
Cartage 300.00<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council Bulletin 6,000.00<br />
Cuts and Photographs 150.00<br />
Extra Clerk hire 800.00<br />
Printing and Multigraphing 2,500.00<br />
Stationery and Office Supplies 500.00<br />
Office Furniture 600.00<br />
Telephone and Telegraph 500.00<br />
Salaries Office 18,500.00<br />
Traveling Expenses of Executive Secretary 1,000.00<br />
Promotion Expense 3,000.00<br />
Postage 4,000.00<br />
Total $38,350.00<br />
30. The following<br />
resolution on the death of A. C. Beal, Profes<br />
sor of Floriculture, adopted by the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, was unani<br />
mously concurred in and adopted by the Board :<br />
The sudden death on May 6, 1929, of Dr. Alvin Casey Beal came<br />
as a great shock to the <strong>University</strong> community and is deeply deplored<br />
by his colleagues of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty. Born in Mount Vernon,<br />
Illinois, November 30, 1872, Dr. Beal was graduated from the Uni<br />
versity of Illinois in 1897 with the degree of B. S. A. During the<br />
next two years he was foreman in the Horticultural Department of<br />
the Illinois Experiment Station, in which capacity he gained exper<br />
ience in the practical side of the profession which he later followed.<br />
During the academic year 1899-1900 he engaged in graduate work at<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> toward his M. S. degree, completing his studies<br />
later and receiving the degree in 1903. From 1900 to 1908 he was<br />
instructor in Floriculture in the <strong>University</strong> of Illinois. In 1909 he<br />
came to <strong>Cornell</strong> for further study and received the degree of Ph. D.<br />
in 1911. He became assistant at this <strong>University</strong> in 1920, Assistant<br />
Professor of Floriculture in 1911,<br />
1913.<br />
and Professor of Floriculture in
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Professor Beal was greatly interested in the historical aspects of<br />
his science. He conducted a course for advanced students on the<br />
history<br />
and literature of floriculture and ornamental horticulture,<br />
devoted time to studies in this field during a recent leave of absence<br />
in Europe, and was at the time of his death planning to make the<br />
results of these studies available in book form.<br />
He was primarily a research worker and devoted years to a mono<br />
graphic study of the types and varieties of the sweet pea and of the<br />
botany, history<br />
and evolution of the gladiolus. He had also made<br />
similar studies of the rose and the iris and had accumulated a great<br />
amount of data on these plants. He was a recognized authority on<br />
these groups.<br />
Dr. Beal loved flowers and spent much of his time in the gardens<br />
watching them develop, noting their habits and variations, and with<br />
the prescience of a true investigator seizing upon those qualities that<br />
go to the making of a superior variety. In his death, Floriculture<br />
has lost a zealous investigator, and members of the Faculty a loyal<br />
and devoted colleague.<br />
31. The following resignations were reported:<br />
W. H. Schuchardt, Professor of Architecture, effective at the end<br />
of the present academic year.<br />
\V. A. Hammond, Professor of Philosophy, from the staff of the<br />
Summer Session of 1929.<br />
32. An appropriation of $3,500 was made to continue the prepara<br />
tion of the war records of <strong>Cornell</strong>ians who served in the World<br />
War.<br />
33. At the request of the Radio Broadcasting Committee of the<br />
College of Engineering, it was agreed to underwrite the cost of<br />
operation of the new broadcasting station for the year 1929-30 to the<br />
extent of $5,000.<br />
34. Upon recommendation of the President the following appoint<br />
ments were made for the academic year 1929-30 unless otherwise<br />
stated :<br />
H. E. Spencer, Instructor in Mathematics, part time, at a salary of<br />
31,125.<br />
Gladys Taylor, Assistant in Geology, at a salary of $700,<br />
Alban G. Widgery, Acting Professor of Philosophy of Religion,<br />
at a salary of $5,500.<br />
Ruskin Raymond Rosborough, Acting Professor of Classics,<br />
salary of $5,000.<br />
at a
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Miss Mary <strong>Cornell</strong>, Mrs. Mabel Dow Conger, Mrs. Frederick<br />
Biggs and Mrs. Carolyn V. Powell to be Wardens of the new Resi<br />
dential Halls for Women,<br />
room.<br />
each at a salary of $1,200 and board and<br />
C. J. Ducasse, to give instruction in Philosophy in the 1929 Sum<br />
mer Session, at a salary of $750.<br />
George H. Dession to be Student Assistant Law Librarian in the<br />
Summer Session in Law at a salary of $100.<br />
Cuthbert B. Caton to be Student Assistant Law Librarian in the<br />
first term of the 1919 Summer Session in Law and Charles L. Bray-<br />
ton for the second term, each at a salary of $50.<br />
Martin John Roess, Jr., to be Student Assistant Law Librarian for<br />
the 1929 Summer Session at a salary of $100 and for the academic<br />
year 1929-30 at a salary of $300.<br />
35. Upon recommendation of the President the following changes<br />
in salary were made :<br />
C. C. Torrance, Instructor in Mathematics, reduction from $1,500<br />
to $750 a year for part time work.<br />
G. A. Shipman, Instructor in Government, increased from $1,800<br />
to $2,100.<br />
36. Five hundred dollars of the salary allotted to Pearl Sheldon,<br />
Curator in the Department of Geology, who has resigned, was<br />
granted Professor G. D. Harris for curatorial work.<br />
37. An appropriation of $75.00 was made to the Department of<br />
Government to cover additional expenditures made by that depart<br />
ment.<br />
38. Upon recommendation of the Heckscher Research Council,<br />
the following grants for the year 1929-30 were made :<br />
Supplement to Grant No. 132: $500 to H. H. Scofield for a study<br />
of reinforced concrete with reference to road building.<br />
Supplement to Grant No. 176: $300 to H. S. Liddell for a study<br />
of conditioned reflexes.<br />
Grant No. 96 to W. L. Williams having been cancelled owing to a<br />
misunderstanding, the grant was reinstated and the unexpended bal<br />
ance of $139.88 was made available for use by Professor Williams.<br />
The title of Grant No. 177 to Dean C. K. Burdick was corrected to<br />
read "A comparative study<br />
of the Law Institute's Restatement of<br />
the Law of Contracts and the Law of Contract of New York State."<br />
39. Upon recommendation of the <strong>University</strong> Faculty, paragraph 9<br />
of the rules governing<br />
read as follows :<br />
the Guilford Essay Prize was amended to
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"It is a condition imposed by the donor 'that in case none of the<br />
essays submitted in any given year shall, in the judgment of the<br />
Faculty, reach a high standard of literary excellence, the prize shall<br />
not be awarded, and the income for that year shall be constituted a<br />
special scholarship to be assigned to that graduate student studying<br />
at the L'niversity who, in the judgment of the Faculty, writes the<br />
best English<br />
prose.' "<br />
40. Upon recommendation of the President a committee of ad<br />
ministration for the operation and control of the Lmiversity Library<br />
pending the appointment of a Librarian, was appointed as follows :<br />
Professors C. H. Hull, Chairman; H. Hermannsson and Assistant<br />
Librarian E. R. B. Willis, effective June 17, 1929.<br />
41. The President reported that owing to unforeseen circum<br />
stances his recommendations concerning a <strong>University</strong> Press were de<br />
layed.<br />
ing<br />
42. October 26th, 1929, was fixed as the date of the autumn meet<br />
of the Board of Trustees.<br />
43. The President reported that the General Education Board had<br />
agreed to give to <strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> the sum of $1,500,000 for the<br />
promotion of science, contingent upon the <strong>University</strong> raising a like<br />
amount.<br />
44. The President reported the death of Hugh E. Morrow, In<br />
structor in Chemistry in the Medical College in New York City,<br />
which occurred on June 16th, 1929.<br />
45. The President reported the granting<br />
of a Carnegie Founda<br />
tion retiring allowance of $1,680 to Professor Annette J. Warner,<br />
effective June 30, 1929.<br />
Adjourned.<br />
L. N. Simmons,<br />
Assistant Secretary.
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Abbe, E. C Apptd asst botany, 2136.<br />
Abbey, C. N., Apptd county agent, 2106.<br />
Abbuehl, E. Salary, 2034.<br />
Ace, R. B. Apptd county club agent,<br />
1975, 2108.<br />
Ackerman, F. L. Fees for studies of<br />
women's dormitory group and recrea<br />
tional unit. 1999. Plans for fine arts<br />
building, 2013, 2156. To make a study<br />
for faculty apartment garages, 2156.<br />
Adair, F. E. Apptd attending surgeon<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Adams, B. Apptd prof, extension service<br />
and editor and chief of publications,<br />
2116, 2126.<br />
Adams, D. W. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1996.<br />
Adams, E. H. Resigns, 1945.<br />
Adams, Fred. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1945.<br />
Adams, Gladys. Apptd home demonstra<br />
tion agent, 1914, 2095, 2096.<br />
Adams,<br />
1927.<br />
L. P. Apptd asst economics,<br />
Adams, R. M. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
veg. gardening, 2149.<br />
Adelmann, H. B.<br />
ary, 2045.<br />
S. S. B., 1997. Sal<br />
Administration Committee. Minutes of<br />
proceedings, 1903, 1925, 1944, 1959,<br />
1964, 1995, 2002, 2055. Actions rati<br />
fied, 1954, 1982, 2015. Membership,<br />
1954, 1966, 1984, 2007, 2016, 2157.<br />
Business referred to, 1957. Date of<br />
April meeting, 1998.<br />
Admissions, Director of. To be member<br />
of <strong>University</strong> Faculty, 1905, 1955.<br />
Agne, O. G. Resigns, 2098.<br />
Agnew, R. P. S. S. S., 1980. Apptd<br />
instr math., 2042.<br />
Agricultural College. Appointments<br />
1915-1920, 1974-1976, 2098-2109, 2124<br />
2149. Free tuition scholarships, 1919<br />
Budget requests for 1929-30, 1920,<br />
Faculty membership, 1977. Items of<br />
construction and improvement, 1978<br />
Special Fund Estimates to be ap<br />
proved by State Architect, 2104<br />
Budget approved by Council, 2109. By<br />
Board, 2158. Summary of Appropria<br />
tions, 2123. Budget as approved, 2124-<br />
2149. Business Office: Appointments<br />
and appr., 2116, 2128. Office of Dean<br />
and Director: Appointments and<br />
appr., 2116, 2124. Office of Director<br />
of Extension : Appointments and<br />
appr.. 2116, 2126. Office of Director<br />
of Resident Instruction and Secre<br />
tary: Appointments and appr., 2116,<br />
INDEX<br />
2125. Staff for Care of Buildings and<br />
Repairs: Appointments, 2117, 2129.<br />
Appr., 2129. Grounds: Appointments,<br />
2117, 2130. Appr., 2130.<br />
Agricultural Economics. Appointments,<br />
1918, 1976, 2101, 2130. Appr. 2132.<br />
Special state appropriations, 2132.<br />
Agricultural Library. Appointments and<br />
appr., 2116, 2125.<br />
Agriculture. Appr., 2024, 2033.<br />
Agronomy. Appointments, 1917, 1975,<br />
2100, 2101, 2133. Appr., 2133-2134.<br />
Aikin, M. S. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2135.<br />
Ainsworth, E. G. Apptd instr English,.<br />
2036.<br />
Albany and Susquehanna Stock, 1992.<br />
Albert, C. D. Salary, 2049.<br />
Alexander, A, E. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1996.<br />
Allen, A. A. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
No. 25, 2019. S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
prof, ornithology, 2138.<br />
Allen, C. L. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
animal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Allen, Elsa. S. S. A., 2104.<br />
Allen, H. \V. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept psychiatry, 1945.<br />
Allen, Paul H. Apptd county agent,<br />
1974, 2107.<br />
Allen, T. P. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Allen, Mrs. T. R. Apptd scientific asst<br />
botany, 2136.<br />
Allen, W. H. Apptd prof. mil. science,<br />
Med. Coll. X. Y., 1932.<br />
Alpha Chi Rho property. Negotiations<br />
for purchase, 1939. Purchased, 1967.<br />
Dennis property re-sold to the fratern<br />
ity, 1967.<br />
Altman, Oscar. Apptd asst economics,<br />
1927.<br />
Alumni Representative's Office. Appr.,<br />
2025. 2054.<br />
Alumni Trustees. Election, 2157.<br />
Alvarez, M. Apptd instr clin. surgery,<br />
dept urology. 1935. Apptd asst sur<br />
geon to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
American Association for the Advance<br />
ment of Science. Communication,<br />
1962.<br />
American Association of <strong>University</strong> Wo<br />
men, Ithaca Branch.<br />
loan fund, 2004.<br />
Gift of student<br />
American<br />
_<br />
Cyanamid Co. Pfd stock,<br />
2002, 2023.<br />
American Dry Milk Institute. Investigatorship,<br />
1919.<br />
Note In this index abbreviations, mostly self-explanatory, are freely used, and<br />
the use of capitals is reduced to a minimum. Appointments to the Staff of the Summer<br />
Session are indicated by S. S. S.; to the Staff of the Summer School in Agriculture, by<br />
S.S.A.; to the Summer Session in Law by S.S.L-; to the Summer Session in Home<br />
Economics, by S.S.H.E.; to the Summer School of Biology, by S.S.B.; to the Civil<br />
Engineering Summer Survey, by C.E.S.S.; to the Summer Forestry Camp, by S.F.C. ;<br />
and to the Summer School in Hotel Administration, by S.S.H.A.
American I. G. Chemical Convertible<br />
Bonds, 2060.<br />
American<br />
1969.<br />
International Corp. Bonds,<br />
American<br />
2102.<br />
Rose Society. Fellowship,<br />
American School, Athens. Appr., 2034.<br />
American<br />
2034.<br />
School, Jerusalem. Appr.,<br />
American School, Rome. Appr., 2034.<br />
American Telephone and Telegraph<br />
Stock, 1908.<br />
American<br />
1950.<br />
Water Works Pfd Stock,<br />
Anaesthesia. Appointments, 1963.<br />
Anatomy, Med. Coll. Ithaca. Appoint<br />
ments, 1927, 2045.<br />
Anatomy, Med. Coll. N. Y. Appoint<br />
ments, 1929, 2069. Appr., 2069. Un<br />
used salaries balance transferred to<br />
Anatomy Farm acct., 1963.<br />
Gen. Ed. Board, 1997.<br />
Appr. of<br />
Anatomy, Vet. Coll. Appointments, 1928,<br />
2111. Appr., 2111.<br />
Anatomy Farm. Appr., 2084.<br />
Anatomy Farm Acct. Deficit balanced<br />
from anatomy salaries fund, 1963.<br />
Anderson, J. F. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Anderson, L.<br />
search, 2152.<br />
C. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
Anderson, N. P. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept dermatology, 1929.<br />
Anderson, O.<br />
ogy, 2046.<br />
D. Apptd instr physiol<br />
Andrews, F. E. Apptd foreman poultry<br />
husbandry, 2145.<br />
Androus, E. S. Apptd home demonstra<br />
tion agent, 1914, 2096.<br />
Andrus, L. R. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
Angelillo, M. C. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept ophthalmology, 1933.<br />
Animal Husbandry. Appointments, 1903,<br />
1916, 2100, 2102, 2134. Appr., 2134.<br />
Supplementary salary of headship,<br />
1905, 1925.<br />
1977, 1983.<br />
Development programme,<br />
Apgar, F.<br />
2140.<br />
Apptd caretaker floriculture,<br />
Applied<br />
1929.<br />
Immunology. Appointments,<br />
Appointments, Period of, 2159.<br />
Appropriations, Miscellaneous. Geology,<br />
1905. Pertsch, Mrs. J. G., 1925. Par<br />
son, J. T., 1965. Fuertes memorial,<br />
1966. C. U. C. A. Employment Bur<br />
eau, 2058. War Record of Cornel-<br />
Hans, 2164. Operation of Broadcast<br />
ing Station, 2164.<br />
Archer, B. H. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic (arthritis), 1931.<br />
Archer, W. M. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept roentgenology, 1946.<br />
Architectural Advisory Board. Letter<br />
on <strong>University</strong> Plan and sites of new<br />
buildings, 1969. To study plans of<br />
fine arts building, 1999. Report, 2013,<br />
2155. Business referred to, 2013,<br />
2015, 2156. Report on new home<br />
economics building, 2156.<br />
Architecture, College of. Appointments,<br />
1904, 1955, 2033, 2055. Appr. 2024,<br />
2034. Conference committee, 1946.<br />
Plans for strengthening the College,<br />
1948.<br />
Arden, L. A. Apptd stenogr Agr Coll.,<br />
2126.<br />
Armitage, A. Apptd helper animal hus<br />
bandry, 2135.<br />
Armitage, Mrs. C. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2140.<br />
Armstrong, P. B. Apptd instr anatomy,<br />
2069.<br />
Armstrong Tree Service, Ltd. Fellow<br />
ship, 1919.<br />
Arnold, G. A. Resigns, 1976.<br />
Artillery Stables. Change of location,<br />
1951.<br />
Arts and Sciences, Coll. of. Dean's<br />
office. Appointments, 1959, 2034.<br />
Appr., 2024, 2034.<br />
Asai, L. I. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
2135.<br />
Ashdovvn, A. R. Apptd clerk and sten<br />
ogr Agr. Coll., 2135.<br />
Ashton, L. H. Apptd asst sec. Coll. of<br />
Arts and sciences, 2034.<br />
Ashton, W. H. Apptd helper farm<br />
practice, 2128.<br />
Asmus, H. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2094. Asst prof. Farriery, 2114.<br />
Associated Dry Goods Pfd Stock, 1993.<br />
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Common<br />
Stock, 1950. Convertible debentures,<br />
1950. Pfd stock, 1992.<br />
Atlantic Refining Co. Pfd Stock, 2002.<br />
Audit of <strong>University</strong> Accounts, 2002.<br />
Austen, Willard. Appl. for Carnegie<br />
pension, 2002. Granted, 2017. Apptd<br />
librarian, emeritus, 2159.<br />
Austin, C. M. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Avens, A. W. Apptd asst Chemistry,<br />
1904.<br />
Ayers, W. H. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept laryngology<br />
and rhinol<br />
ogy, 1930.<br />
Avres, W. E. Apptd asst prof, dairy<br />
industry, 2137.<br />
Babb, R. W. Apptd asst dairy industry,<br />
1975.<br />
Babcock, L- Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Babiy, P. P. Apptd instr and curator<br />
of invertebrate zoology, 2138.<br />
Bacteriology. Appointments, 1918, 1929,<br />
1963.<br />
Bacteriology and Immunology. Appoint<br />
ments, 2070. Appr., 2070.<br />
Bailey, H. C. Resigns, 1944.<br />
Bailey, L. H. Appr for collections, 1957.<br />
Bailev Hall. Study for parking space<br />
and plaza, 1952.<br />
Baker, A. M. Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Baker, D. W. Apptd instr diagnosis,<br />
Vet. Coll., 1912, 2112.<br />
Baker, Mrs. E. Apptd helper plant<br />
pathology, 2143.<br />
Baker, K. W. Apptd asst hotel admin<br />
istration, 2095.<br />
Baker, VV. C. Apptd prof, drawing,<br />
2140.
Baker Foundation. Nominations for<br />
lectureships, 1937.<br />
Baker Non-Resident Lectureship Fund.<br />
Contingent fund established from in<br />
come, 2007.<br />
Baldwin, D. L. S. S. S., 1988.<br />
Baldwin, H. S. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic (asthma), 1931. Apptd instr<br />
med., 2073.<br />
Bale, R. O. Apptd county agent, 1916.<br />
Apptd county club agent, 2109.<br />
Ball, D. N. Apptd asst chemistry, 1927.<br />
19S4.<br />
Baltimore<br />
1992.<br />
and Ohio Common Stock,<br />
Bamer, R. H.<br />
Bamforth, F.<br />
math., 2042.<br />
Resigns, 2100.<br />
R. Apptd asst prof.<br />
Bancroft, W. D. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant Xo. 159, 1906, 2019.<br />
Bangs, T. R.<br />
eng., 2050.<br />
Apptd asst prof, industrial<br />
Banta, H. A.<br />
sics, 2043.<br />
Apptd glassblower phy<br />
Barkell, J. Apptd patrolman, 2130.<br />
Barnard, W. N. Salary, 2049.<br />
Barnes, H. Apptd asst Agr. Library,<br />
2125.<br />
Barnes, L. L. Apptd instr physics,<br />
1996, 2043.<br />
Barnes, S. W. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Barnes Book Fund. Interest added to<br />
principal, 2003.<br />
Barrett, F. W.<br />
dent, 2128.<br />
Apptd farm superinten<br />
Barrett, M. Apptd stenogr. Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2152.<br />
Barringer, B. S, Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept urology, 1935. Apptd at<br />
tending surgeon urological dept Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Barron, E. J. Apptd asst to overseer<br />
chemistry, 2040.<br />
Barron, J. H.<br />
crops, 2133.<br />
Apptd exten. prof, field<br />
Barrus, M. F. Apptd exten. prof, plant<br />
pathology, 2143.<br />
Bartlett, M. T.<br />
omics, 2095.<br />
Aootd instr home econ<br />
Barton, H. A. Invitation to asst pro<br />
fessorship of 2042.<br />
physics, 1938. Apptd,<br />
Barts, A. Resigns, 2097.<br />
Bass, Sara. Tuition, 1963.<br />
Batchelor, Mrs. I. M.<br />
elec. eng., 2052.<br />
Apptd librarian<br />
Bateman, D. H. S. S. S., 1988. Apptd<br />
instr physical ed., 2044.<br />
Bates, E. A. Leave of absence, 1926.<br />
Apptd advisor Indian extension, 2126.<br />
Bates, F. G. S. S. S., 1988.<br />
Battv, R.<br />
2128.<br />
M. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
Baty, J. B. Apptd instr civ. eng., 1995.<br />
Bauman, F. B. Apotd stenogr home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Bawlf,<br />
2044.<br />
N. Apptd instr physical ed.,<br />
Baxter, H. E.<br />
2034.<br />
Apptd asst prof, arch.,<br />
Bayly, L. B.<br />
ogy, 2143.<br />
Apptd asst plant pathol<br />
Ill<br />
Bayne, T. L- S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
asst prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Beadle, G. W. Apptd experimentalist<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Beal, A. C. Death, 2055. Resolutions<br />
on his death, 2163.<br />
Beal, A. E. Apptd cataloguer Library,<br />
2056.<br />
Beals, H. P. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2107.<br />
Beaman, O. C. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1927, 1984.<br />
Beardsley, C. E- Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2136.<br />
Beasley, Mrs. B. E. Apptd stenogr and<br />
librarian Agr. Econom., 2131.<br />
Beatty, D. P. Apptd asst forestry, 1975.<br />
Becker, Florence. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Becker, J. S. Resigns, 1914. Apptd<br />
home demonstration agent, 1914, 2095,<br />
2096.<br />
Beckley, Mrs. B. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2142.<br />
Bedell, F. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
No. 155, 2019.<br />
Bedient, H. A. Apptd instr chemistry,<br />
2040.<br />
Beebe Lake. Report of sub-committee<br />
on dredging, 1952, 1954. Dredging to<br />
proceed. 1971, 1983. Disposal of silt,<br />
1998. Report of progress, 2014, 2059.<br />
Been, W. G. Aoptd asst county agent,<br />
1974, 2108. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Beers, H. W. Apptd asst farm practice,<br />
1975. Apptd asst rural social organi<br />
zation, 2148.<br />
Beers, Paul. Apptd asst soil survey,<br />
1917, 2101.<br />
2133.<br />
Apptd asst soil surveyor,<br />
Behre, J. A. Apptd instr chem. Med.<br />
Coll. N. Y., 2071.<br />
Behrman, G. W. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Beisel, B. R. Aoptd instr Math., 1904,<br />
2042. S. S. S", 1988.<br />
Belcher, A. M. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept otology, 1933.<br />
Belcher, A. S. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept laryngology and rhinologv,<br />
1930.<br />
Belcher, H. S. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst phvsician to Clinic,<br />
dppt med., 1931; (asthma), 1932.<br />
Belden, W. W.<br />
ogy, 1934.<br />
Apptd instr roentgenol<br />
_<br />
Belding Hemingway Bonds, 1992.<br />
Belknap, B. H. Apptd instr agr. eco<br />
nomics, 2101.<br />
Bell, Aaron. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Bellevue Hospital. Appr. for techni<br />
cian, 1942.<br />
Bellevue Medical Clinic. Appointments,<br />
1942, 2074. Appr.. 2074.<br />
Bellevue Surgical Clinic. Gift, 1943.<br />
Appointments, 2082. Appr., 2082.<br />
_<br />
Bender. R. C. Aootd instr animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Benedict. S. R. Apptd director dept<br />
chemistry Gen. Memorial Hospital,<br />
1963. Nominated prof, biochemistry<br />
and director of the laboratories of<br />
biochemistry, 2057.
Benjamin Estate. Lease of land at Fre<br />
donia, 2110.<br />
Benner, J. W. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2094. Apptd asst prof. Vet. Exper.<br />
Station, 2113.<br />
Bennett, Mrs. D. Apotd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2145.<br />
Benninger, C. J. Tuition, 2009.<br />
Bentley, J., Jr. Apptd prof, forest<br />
eng., 2141.<br />
Bentley, J. H. S. S. S., 1988.<br />
Bentley, Madison. S. S. S., 1988. Ad<br />
mitted to benefits of Wm. H. Sage<br />
pension fund, 1997.<br />
Benway, L. L. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Bequests, Contingent. Heermans, F.,<br />
1946. Wiles, Alice B., 2005. Townsend,<br />
Carrie G., 2161.<br />
Berkoff, H. S. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931; (asthma), 1932; dept<br />
pub. health and preventive med., 1934.<br />
Berliner, M. L. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept ophthalmology, 1933.<br />
Apptd surgeon to Clinic, dept ophthal<br />
mology, 1933.<br />
Berner, V. M. Apptd repairman Ag.<br />
Colfe 2129.<br />
Bernheim, A. R. Apptd associate in<br />
med., 1930.<br />
Beta Lactose. Assignment of patent to<br />
the <strong>University</strong>, 1957.<br />
Betten, C. Apptd Director of Resident<br />
Instruction, 2116, 2125.<br />
Betten, Mrs. C. Apptd instr home<br />
econ., 2118.<br />
Betten, G. Apptd asst mgr cafeteria,<br />
2120.<br />
Beyland, S. W. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Bevleveld, A. J. Aootd instr agr. econ.,<br />
1976, 2101. Resigns, 1976.<br />
Biggs, Mrs. F. Apptd warden, 2165.<br />
Billard, E. W. Apptd asst phvsician to<br />
Clinic, dept pub. health and preven<br />
tive med., 1934.<br />
Binkley, G. E. Apptd assoc. attending<br />
Surgeon Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Binns, J. P. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Binzell, C. E. S. .S. A , 2104. Apptd<br />
prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Biochemistry. Appointments, 1926, 2016.<br />
Biology. Appointments, 1917, 1963.<br />
Biophysics. Appointments, 1963.<br />
Birch. R. R. Appr^ 2093. Prof, and<br />
supt Vet. Exper. Station, 2113.<br />
Birnbaum, G. L. Apptd asst surgical<br />
research, 2083.<br />
Biro, L. P. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept obstetrics and gynecology<br />
1933.<br />
Bishop, M. G. Apptd asst prof. Ro<br />
mance Languages, 2039.<br />
Bissell, B. Apptd asst mil. science<br />
1960. Apptd asst mineralogy, 2041.<br />
Bissell, F. O. Apptd instr English<br />
2036.<br />
Bizzell, J. A. Apptd prof, soil technol<br />
ogy, 2133.<br />
Blackmore, B. Apptd prof, home econ.<br />
2118.<br />
IV<br />
Blanchard, A. R.<br />
1974, 2107.<br />
Apptd county agent,<br />
Blau, N. F.<br />
istry, 1930.<br />
Apptd associate in chem<br />
Blauvelt, W. E- Apptd exten. instr<br />
entomology, 1918, 2139.<br />
Bliss, W. B, Salary, 1904.<br />
Blodgett, F. M. Apptd asst prof, plant<br />
pathology, 2143.<br />
Bloom, F. Apptd asst Vet. Coll., 2112.<br />
Boesche, A. W. S. S. S., 1988.<br />
Boicourt, A. E. Apptd foreman poul<br />
try husbandry, 2145.<br />
Boise, R. E,<br />
2095, 2096.<br />
Boldt Tower.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Use of gypsum block for<br />
partitions, 1951.<br />
Boltz, O. H. Apptd instr psychiatry,<br />
1942, 2080.<br />
Bond, L. O. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Bond, M. C. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
marketing, 2132.<br />
Bond, R. L.<br />
2095.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Boochever, L. C. Salary, 2053.<br />
Booker, N. L. Apptd asst household<br />
management, 1979.<br />
econ., 2118.<br />
Apptd asst home<br />
Boothroyd, L- E.<br />
1975.<br />
Apptd asst pomology,<br />
Boothroyd, S. L- S. S. S., 1988. C. E.<br />
S. S., 2048. Heckscher grant No.<br />
180, 2019. Salary, 2047.<br />
Boquet, A. G. Apptd research asst veg.<br />
gardening, 2148.<br />
Borg, F. Apptd librarian Geneva Ex<br />
per. Station, 2110, 2150.<br />
Bossard, M.<br />
2147.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Bosserman, A.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Bostwick, C. D. Business referred to,<br />
1939, 1949, 1951, 1957, 1966, 1967,<br />
1978, 1988, 1993, 1997, 1998, 2000,<br />
2013, 2059. Report received, 1955.<br />
Of committees : Morse's proposal to<br />
furnish electric power, 1939. Site of<br />
new Law School building, 1961. Right<br />
of <strong>University</strong> to sell real estate, 1966.<br />
Purchase of Hoy property, 2007.<br />
Bosworth,<br />
1985.<br />
F. H. Leave of absence,<br />
Botany, Appointments, 1917, 1975,<br />
2100, 2101, 2136. Appr., 2136.<br />
Botsford, H. E- Leave of absence,<br />
2102. Apptd exten. prof. Poultry hus<br />
bandry, 2145.<br />
Bowen, F. K. Apptd clerk Geneva Exp.<br />
Station, 2150.<br />
Bowers, R. Apptd technician Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Bowman, C. I. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Apptd asst county agent, 1974.<br />
Resigns, 2098. Apptd county agent,<br />
2098, 2107.<br />
Bovce,<br />
2140.<br />
H. Apptd supt greenhouses,<br />
Boyer, E.<br />
2137.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Boves,_ L. T. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept ophthalmology, 1933.<br />
Boyle, J. F. Aoptd prof, rural econ<br />
omy, 2130.
Boyle, M. L- Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Vet. Coll., 2111.<br />
Boys, J. A. S. S. H. A., 2106. Apptd<br />
asst prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
Boysen, H. H, Apptd instr dairy in<br />
dustry, 1918, 2137.<br />
Bradley, J. C. Leave of absence 1918<br />
Apptd prof, entomology and curatoi<br />
of invertebrate zoology, 2138.<br />
Bradt, C. G. Apptd county agent, 2107<br />
Bragg, W. L. Baker lecturership, 1937<br />
Brahdy, M, B. Apptd asst pediatrics<br />
2078.<br />
Brainard, Geo. H. Apptd county agent<br />
1974, 2107.<br />
Brandt, A. L. Apptd glassblower chem<br />
istry, 2040.<br />
Brase, K. Apptd plant propagator, 2152<br />
Brasie, M. Title changed to asst prof.<br />
2097. S. S. H. E., 2105. Apptd asst<br />
prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
Bray, H. A. Apptd lecturer on tuber<br />
culosis, 1930.<br />
Brayton, C. L. Apptd asst Law Li<br />
brary, 1927.<br />
Breed, R. S. Apptd chief in research<br />
2150.<br />
Bretz, J. P. Leave of absence, 1985<br />
S. S. S., 1988. Salary, 2037.<br />
Brew, J. D. Apptd exten. prof, dairy<br />
industry, 2137.<br />
Brewer, L. S. S. H. E., 2105. Apptd<br />
exten. prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
Brewster, V. S. Apptd home dem.<br />
agent, 2096.<br />
Briggs, H. W. Apotd asst prof, govern<br />
ment, 2056.<br />
Briggs, T. R. S. S. S., 1989. Leave of<br />
absence. 2006. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 156, 2019.<br />
Bristol, F. J. Apptd instr elec. eng.,<br />
1944, 2051.<br />
Bristol Lease. Assignment to F. B.<br />
Morrison, 1997. Question of amount<br />
to be paid by <strong>University</strong>, 2007. Mrs.<br />
G. P. Bristol granted permission to<br />
occupy house one year from July 1,<br />
1929. 2161.<br />
Britt, G. F. Resigns, 2098.<br />
Britt. Mrs. K. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2096.<br />
Britt, K. W. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Britton, H. A. Apptd asst med. adviser,<br />
2045.<br />
Broad Walk. Modification of, 1970.<br />
Brokaw, H. D. Apptd exten. instr<br />
rural eng., 1918.<br />
Brokaw, T. E. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2135.<br />
Bromley, O. B. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Brookins. F. A. Apptd asst director of<br />
shop, 2118.<br />
Brooks, W. S. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Brougham, E. G. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Broughton, L. N. Salary, 2036.<br />
Brown, C. C. Apptd asst pub. speaking,<br />
1927.<br />
Brown, E. A. Apptd stenogr Vet. Coll.,<br />
2111.<br />
Brown, Mrs. E. A. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2146.<br />
Brown, Edward. Apptd janitor home<br />
econ., 2117, 2129.<br />
Brown, G. D. Apptd stenogr home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Brown, O. T. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Brown, O. W. Apptd instr geology,<br />
2041.<br />
Browne, A. W. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Brownell, S. J. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
animal husbandry, 2102.<br />
Bruce, W. F. S. S. S., 1989. Apptd<br />
instr education, 2036. S. S. A., 2104.<br />
Brueckner, H. J. Apptd instr dairy<br />
industry, 2137.<br />
Brundage, W. H. Apptd instr med.,<br />
1930. Apptd physician to Clinic, dept<br />
med., 1930.<br />
Brunett, E. L. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2094. Asst orof. poultry diseases,<br />
2112.<br />
Bryant, E. VanB. Apptd statistical<br />
clerk, 2131.<br />
Bryant, R. C. S. F. C, 2106.<br />
Buchanan, N. S. Apptd instr econom<br />
ics, 1928.<br />
Buchhholz, A. B. Apptd county agent,<br />
2106.<br />
Buckman, H. O. Apptd prof, soil tech<br />
nology, 2133.<br />
Buckman, M. E. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Buckman, R. F. Apptd exten. asst<br />
farm management, 2132.<br />
Buckstein, J. Apptd instr surgical<br />
roentgenology, 1934.<br />
Budget Committee. Minutes of pro<br />
ceedings, 1949, 2001.<br />
Budget for 1929-30. Recommended by<br />
Budget Committee, 2001. Approved<br />
bv Board, 2016. Summary, 2024.<br />
Estimated income, 2026. Detailed ap<br />
propriations, 2027-2054.<br />
Buffalo, Niagara Falls & Eastern Pfd<br />
stock, 1950.<br />
Buildings and Grounds Committee. Min<br />
utes of proceedings, 1951, 1969, 1999,<br />
2012, 2154. Actions ratified, 1954,<br />
2015, 2157. Business referred to,<br />
1971, 1972, 1979, 1983. Membership,<br />
2157.<br />
Bull, Helen. Resigns from S. S. A.,<br />
1919. Apptd acting<br />
prof, home eco<br />
nomics 2097. Apptd instr home<br />
econ., 2122.<br />
Bull, I. F. Apptd instr rural ed., 2146.<br />
Bullock, C. K. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Apptd asst county agent, 1974,<br />
2108. Resigns, 1973. Apptd field<br />
asst, 2100.<br />
Bullock, W. P, Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Bump, Janet. Apptd asst household<br />
management, 1915.<br />
Bunnell, Mrs. P. Apptd clerk home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Bunting, M. H. Resigns, 1914. Apptd<br />
home demonstration agent, 1914, 2096.<br />
Burchmyer, L. A. Apptd asst prof.<br />
elec. eng., 2051.
Burdick, C. K, Heckscher grant No.<br />
177, 1906. S. S. L., 2003. Suppl. to<br />
Heckscher grant Xo. 177, 2020. Leave<br />
of absence, 2021. Salary, 2047. Title<br />
of Heckscher grant No. 177 changed,<br />
2165.<br />
Bureau of Public Information. Appr.,<br />
2025, 2053. Appointments, 2053.<br />
Burfoot, J. D., Jr. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Apptd instr geology, 2041.<br />
Burkholder, P. R. Resigns, 1976.<br />
Burkholder, W. H. Apptd prof, plant<br />
pathology, 2143.<br />
Burnette, R. G. Apptd exten. asst<br />
rural eng., 2147.<br />
Burnham, L. P. Salary, 2033.<br />
Burnham, S. H. Apptd asst curator<br />
botany, 2136.<br />
Burns, Maude. Apptd asst med. adviser<br />
of women, 1984.<br />
Burns, R. W. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2128.<br />
Burrell, A. B. Apptd research instr<br />
plant pathology, 2143.<br />
Burrows, E. N. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Burrus, T. P. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Bush, E. W. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2128.<br />
Bush, G. W. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Bush, H. Apptd mechanician chem<br />
istry, 2040.<br />
Bush, H. S. Apptd asst mechanic arts,<br />
2050.<br />
Bush, N. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll., 2131.<br />
Bushey, D. J. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
orn. horticulture, 1920, 2140.<br />
Bussell, F. P. Apptd exten. prof, plant<br />
breeding, 2142.<br />
Busses. Operation on Campus, 1967.<br />
Butler, A. C, Apptd clerk meteorology,<br />
2133.<br />
Butler, Mrs. L. G. Apptd asst to<br />
Treasurer, 2116, 2125.<br />
Butt, G. Apptd exten. instr home<br />
econ., 2119.<br />
Butterfield, P. M. Apptd instr clin.<br />
surgery, dept urology, 1935. Apptd<br />
asst surgeon to Clinic, dept urology,<br />
1935.<br />
Butterworth, J. E. S. S. A., 2104.<br />
Apptd prof, rural ed, 2146.<br />
Butts, G. S. Salary, 1976. Apptd ex<br />
tension instr and supervisor of study<br />
courses, 2126.<br />
Calendar of the <strong>University</strong> for 1930-35,<br />
2004.<br />
Calf Barn, 2103.<br />
Calkins, D. Apptd engineer physics,<br />
2043.<br />
Callan, S. Apptd instr home econ.,<br />
2119.<br />
Camden, H. P. Apptd asst prof, arch.,<br />
2034.<br />
Cameron, Janet. Apptd home demon<br />
stration agent, 1979, 2095, 2096.<br />
Cameron, R. H. Apptd instr math.,<br />
2042.<br />
Camino, L. F. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Campbell, C. Apptd statistical clerk<br />
and stenogr, 2131.<br />
Campbell, Mrs. E. C. Apptd instr home<br />
economics, 2095.<br />
Campbell, H. H. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Campus. Fund for improvement of,<br />
1952, 1972. Operation of busses on<br />
campus, 1967.<br />
Cancer Research. Appointments, 1962.<br />
Bequest of Mrs. M. L. W. Peters,<br />
2059.<br />
Canfield, E. B. Apptd instr physical<br />
ed., 2044.<br />
Canon, H. Apptd research instr home<br />
econ., 2119.<br />
Caplan, Harry. Heckscher grant No.<br />
178, 1906.<br />
Card, A. J. Apptd asst to farm supt,<br />
2129.<br />
Carey, G. Apptd painter Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Carman, A. B. Apptd sec. to Presi<br />
dent, 2053.<br />
Carman, J. X. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Cafncross, Gertrude. Apptd home dem<br />
onstration agent, 1914.<br />
Carnegie Corporation. Gift for Fine<br />
Arts Department, 2022.<br />
Carnegie Foundation. See Austen, Wil<br />
lard, Davenport, H. J., Hammond,<br />
W. A., McDermott, G. R., Moore,<br />
V. A., Warner, A. J.<br />
Carney, M. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
home econ., 2119.<br />
Carodemus, P. Apptd asst in research,<br />
1912. Resigns, 1913.<br />
Carpenter, C. M. Leave of absence,<br />
1912.<br />
Carpenter, D. C. Apptd chief in re<br />
search, 2150. Appr., 2153.<br />
Carr, M. P. S. S. S., 1989. S. S. A.,<br />
2104.<br />
Carr, S. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll., 2127.<br />
Carrick, D. B. Apptd prof, pomology,<br />
2144.<br />
Carroll, P. N. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Carroll, W. B. Apptd instr English,<br />
2036.<br />
Carson, A. L- S. S. A., 1904, 2104.<br />
Carter, E. K. Apptd nurse hygiene,<br />
2045.<br />
Carty, J. C. Apptd instr roentgenology,<br />
1934. Apptd chief of Clinic, dept<br />
roentgenology, 1934.<br />
Carver, W. B. Elected to Library<br />
Council, 1946. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Case, H. L. Apptd county<br />
club agent,<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Caster, K. E. Apptd helper entomol<br />
ogy, 2138.<br />
Catherwood, M. P. Apptd instr mar<br />
keting, 191S.<br />
nomics, 2101.<br />
Apptd instr agr. eco<br />
Apptd instr farm<br />
management, 2131.<br />
Catlin, G. E. G. Suppl. to Heckcher<br />
grant 171, 2020.<br />
Caton, C. B.<br />
2165.<br />
Apptd asst Law Library,<br />
Catrow, Mrs. D. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2133.<br />
Catrow, J. Apptd helper poultry hus<br />
bandry, 2145.<br />
Cattell, W.<br />
1963.<br />
Apptd asst in biophysics,
Cecil, R. L. Apptd chief of Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1930. Appr. for research,<br />
2158.<br />
Central Avenue. Concrete sidewalk and<br />
parking place, 2154. Construction au<br />
thorized as funds are available, 2156.<br />
Offer of<br />
2156.<br />
$2,000 by Trustee Upson,<br />
Certain-Teed Products Bonds, 1992.<br />
Chadeayne, T. S.<br />
192S.<br />
Apptd asst civ. eng.,<br />
Chadwick, L. C. Apptd investigator<br />
floriculture, 1916. Apptd investigator<br />
orn. horticulture, 2140.<br />
Chamberlain, C. G. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Chance, Mrs. H. L. Apptd statistical<br />
clerk, 2131.<br />
Chandler, A. B. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2131.<br />
Chandler,<br />
2132.<br />
P. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
Chapman, P. J. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Chapman, W. J. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2108.<br />
Charles Gross Bondy Prize Fund, 2023,<br />
2092.<br />
Charles Warner Co.<br />
1967.<br />
Debenture Bonds,<br />
Chase, C. K. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Cheadle, J. B. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Cheatham, E. E. Salary, 2047.<br />
Chemistry. Aopointments,<br />
1927, 1929, "1944, 1956,<br />
1904,<br />
1984,<br />
1926,<br />
2016,<br />
2040. Appr., 2024, 2041.<br />
Chemistry. Med. Coll. X. Y. Appoint<br />
ments, 1929, 1945, 1963, 2071. Appr.,<br />
2071. Appr. for secretary, 1964.<br />
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Pfd<br />
Stock, 1950.<br />
Childs, H. R. Leave of absence, 1998.<br />
Chimes. Improvement, 1906. Inscrip<br />
tion at<br />
Special<br />
Library Arch,<br />
chimes service,<br />
1936,<br />
1939.<br />
200*.<br />
Gift<br />
for repairs, 1965.<br />
2006.<br />
Gift for new bells,<br />
Chisom, P.<br />
2121.<br />
Apotd stenogr home econ.,<br />
Christensen, B. E. Apptd asst physi<br />
cian to Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Christie, R. E. Apptd supt greenhouses,<br />
2140.<br />
Christopher,<br />
Coll., 2148.<br />
A. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Chupp, C. Apptd exten. prof, plant<br />
pathology, 2143.<br />
Churchill, G. W. Apptd agriculturist<br />
Geneva Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Chute, H. M.<br />
2136.<br />
Apptd asst botany, 1975,<br />
Cilley, A. H. Apptd asst prof. elm.<br />
surgery, dept orthopedic surger",<br />
1933. Apptd chief of Clinic, dept or<br />
thopedic surgery, 1933.<br />
Civil Engineering. Appointments, 1928,<br />
1965, 1995, 2047, 2052.<br />
Civil Engineering Summer Survey.<br />
pointments, 1927, 2048.<br />
Ap<br />
Claassen, P. W. Leave of absence,<br />
1976. Suppl. to Heckscher grant No.<br />
131.<br />
prof<br />
2020. S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
biology, 2138. Of committee:<br />
Lloyd Tracts, 1987.<br />
Vll<br />
Clapp, R. G. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Clark, A. W. Apptd chief in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Clark, D. Apptd scientific asst botany,<br />
2136.<br />
Clark, E. H. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
2098, 2108.<br />
Clark, J. Apptd asst mil. science, 1960.<br />
Clark, J. E. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2128.<br />
Clark, J. M. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1927, 1984.<br />
Clark, R. M. Apptd asst Director of<br />
Admission's Office, 2053.<br />
Classics. Appr., 2024, 2035. Appoint<br />
ments, 2035, 2164.<br />
Claus, L. H. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Clavell, C. J. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1996.<br />
Clayton, E. E. Leave of absence, 1981.<br />
Apptd assoc. in research, 2151.<br />
Cleeland, E. L. Apptd assoc. county<br />
agent, 1916. Apptd assoc. county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2109.<br />
Clinic. See <strong>Cornell</strong> Clinic.<br />
Clinical Pathology. Appointments and<br />
appr., 2073.<br />
Clinical Research Society. Student<br />
loan fund, 2010.<br />
Clough, H. Apptd mechanic rural<br />
eng., 2147.<br />
Cobb, Collier, S. S. S., 1989. Resigns,<br />
2056.<br />
Coca, A. F. Question of royalties on<br />
his preparations, 2062.<br />
Cole, W. E. Apptd asst rural ed., 2146.<br />
Cole, W. S. Apptd instr geology, 2041.<br />
Coleman, G. L. Apptd instr music,<br />
2038. Apptd instr cadet band, 2044.<br />
Coley, B. L. Apptd asst surgeon Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Coley, W. B. Apptd attending surgeon<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Colgate-Palmolive Peet Pfd Stock, 1909.<br />
Collins, A. J. Apptd county agent,<br />
1915, 1916. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
2108.<br />
Collins, E. C. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960, 1996.<br />
Collins, T. R. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 157d, 2019. Salary, 2042.<br />
Collison, R. C. Title changed to Chief<br />
in Research (Orchard Soil Investiga<br />
tions), 2109, 2150.<br />
Colucci, F. Apptd reader Romance<br />
languages, 1928.<br />
Commencement for 1929 to be held in<br />
Bailey Hall, 1972, 1983.<br />
Commercial Cable Co. Bonds, 1909.<br />
Compter, H. E. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Compton, A. H. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Comptroller's Office. Appr., 2025, 2054.<br />
Comstock, A. B. S. S. A., 2104.<br />
Comstock, Prof, and Mrs. J. H. Minute<br />
of appreciation, 1938.<br />
Conant, L. C. Apptd instr geology,<br />
1903.<br />
Conference Committees 1928-29, 1946.<br />
Conedon, W. J. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1956.
Conger, G. B. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Conger, L. A. Apptd truck driver Agr.<br />
Coll., 2140.<br />
Conger, Mrs. M. D. Apptd warden,<br />
2165.<br />
Conn, H. J. Apptd chief in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Connell, J. G. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Conner, L. C. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Contingent Bequests, 1946, 2005, 2161.<br />
Conwell, W. L. Salary, 2048, C. E. S.<br />
S., 2048.<br />
Cooke, R. A. Apptd asst prof, applied<br />
immunology, 1929.<br />
Cooley, C. R. Apptd landscape archi<br />
tect, 2054.<br />
Coombs, R. C. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Apptd asst county agent, 2108.<br />
Coon, Elizabeth. Apptd home demon<br />
stration agent, 1914, 2096.<br />
Cooper, Mrs. E. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2127.<br />
Cooper, H. L. Gift, 2006.<br />
Cooper, H. P. Leave of absence, 2102.<br />
Apptd asst prof, field crops, 2133.<br />
Cooper, H. S. F. Apptd asst surgical<br />
research, 2083.<br />
Cooper, Mary. Apptd asst chemistry<br />
and bacteriology, 2083.<br />
Cope, J. A. S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
exten. asst prof, forestry, 2141.<br />
Copeland, M. A. Leave of absence,<br />
1903. Elected prof, economics, 2016,<br />
2035.<br />
Corcoran, C. Apptd stenogr Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Corcoran, P. Apptd foreman in or<br />
chards, 2151.<br />
Corn Borer Investigations. Appoint<br />
ments and appr., 2152.<br />
Cornelius, O. Apptd foreman plant<br />
breeding, 2142.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, C. E. Report as inspector re<br />
ceived, 1957. Salary, 2001.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, M. Apptd warden, 2165.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, M. E. S. S. S., 2003.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>, W. R. S. S. S., 1989. Salary,<br />
2050.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Athletic Association. Permit<br />
for new building near toboggan slide,<br />
1972, 1983.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> Clinic. Appointments, 1929,<br />
1945-1946. Budget approved, 2158.<br />
Question of raising fees, 2063. Re<br />
port of State Charities Dept., 1943.<br />
Appropriations from net earnings,<br />
1942. Budget approved by Council,<br />
2061. Budget approved by Board,<br />
2158. Budget as approved, 2085-2091.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong>. Committee on its<br />
right to sell real estate, 1965.<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong> <strong>University</strong> Agr. Exper. Station.<br />
Appointments, 1925.<br />
C. U. C. A. Employment Bureau, 2058.<br />
Vlll<br />
<strong>Cornell</strong>ian Council. To consider fund<br />
for improvement of campus, 1952.<br />
Gifts for Flower Library and Charles<br />
Gross Bondy Prize Fund, 2022, 2023.<br />
To consider raising fund for free tui<br />
tion of foreign students, 2058. An<br />
nual report, 2162. Budget for 1929-<br />
30, 2163.<br />
Cornwall, C. C. Apptd experimentalist<br />
veg. gardening, 2100, 2149.<br />
Coryllos, Pol. Apptd prof. clin. sur<br />
gery, 1934.<br />
Costigan, G. P. S. S. L-, 2003.<br />
Cothran, J. C. Salary, 1928.<br />
Coughran, E. K. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Coll., 2149.<br />
County Agents. Appointments, 1915,<br />
1974, 2098, 2099, 2106.<br />
County Club Agents. Appointments,<br />
1916, 1975, 2099, 2108.<br />
Courtney, J. S. S. H. A., 2106. Apptd<br />
instr hotel accounting, 2120.<br />
Covell, H .B. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2128.<br />
Crafts, A. G. Apptd instr physics,<br />
1984, 2043.<br />
Craig, C. F. S. S. S., 1989. Apptd<br />
asst prof, math., 2042.<br />
Craig, Mrs. Helen.<br />
1975, 2100.<br />
Apptd asst botany,<br />
Craig, J. H. Resigns, 1915.<br />
Craig, W. S. Apptd asst heat power<br />
eng., 1928. Resigns, 2055.<br />
Craig, W. T. Apptd experimentalist<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Crandall, W. T. Apptd exten. asst<br />
prof, animal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Crane, Robert. Apptd asst county<br />
agent, 1915. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Crass, Mrs. M. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2127.<br />
Craver, L. F. Apptd attending physi<br />
cian Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Crawford, C. H. Apptd asst animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Crawford, M. M. Elected to State<br />
College Council, 2157.<br />
Creager, D. B. Apptd research asst<br />
plant pathology, 2101.<br />
Criddle, I. B. Bequest, 1946.<br />
Crist, M. Apptd asst Agr. Library,<br />
2116, 2125.<br />
Crook, R. D. Apptd asst animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Crosby, C. R. Apptd exten. prof, en<br />
tomology, 2139.<br />
Crosby, Ruth. Apptd asst home eco<br />
nomics, 1979, 2118.<br />
Crosier, W. F.<br />
2136.<br />
Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
Crouch, H. B. Apptd instr home econ.,<br />
2118.<br />
Crouch, J. E. S. S. A., 1904, 2104.<br />
Crum, R. H. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960, 1996.<br />
Culligan, G. A. Apptd mechanician<br />
elec. eng., 2051.<br />
Culver, C. A. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2096.
Cunningham, G. W. Admitted to bene<br />
fits of<br />
1960.<br />
Wm. H. Sage pension fund,<br />
Curphey, T. J. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931. Apptd instr clin.<br />
pathology, 1945, 2073.<br />
Curtis, C. E. Business referred to,<br />
1951, 2013, 2014. Salary, 2054. Of<br />
committee : Incinerator, 1953.<br />
Curtis, J. G. Apptd county agent, 1915,<br />
2107.<br />
Curtis, L. G. Apptd stenogr Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Curtis, O. F. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
prof, botany, 2136.<br />
Curtis, R. W. S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
prof. orn. horticulture, 2140.<br />
Cusack, F. H.<br />
1960.<br />
Apotd asst mil. science,<br />
Cushman, E.<br />
econ., 2119.<br />
Apptd exten. instr home<br />
Cushman, R. E. Salary, 1998, 2037.<br />
Cutler,<br />
1934.<br />
Max. Apptd asst pathology<br />
Czirr, G. R. Apptd county agent, 2098<br />
2106.<br />
Dahlberg, A. C. Apptd chief in re<br />
search, 2150.<br />
Dailev,<br />
2139.<br />
B. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.<br />
Dairy Industry. Appointments, 1918<br />
1919, 1959, 1975, 2101, 2137.<br />
2137.<br />
Appr.<br />
Dale, G. I. S. S. S., 1989. Admitted<br />
to benefits of Wm.<br />
fund, 1985.<br />
H. Sage pension<br />
Dalldorf, G. Apptd instr surgical path<br />
ology and asst pathology, 1934, Apptd asst pathology, 2077.<br />
1942.<br />
Dallenbach, K. M. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Dalrymple, D. M. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2107.<br />
Dana, C. L. Apptd prof. clin. med.,<br />
dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Daniel, D. M.<br />
2152.<br />
Aoptd assoc. in research,<br />
Daniel, Mrs. Mabel. S. S. S., 2003.<br />
Daniels, E. D. Apptd instr physical<br />
ed., 2044.<br />
Mrs. M. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Daniels,<br />
Coll., 2128.<br />
Dans, Clayton. Apptd asst mechanician<br />
mech. eng., 2050. _ .<br />
Dans, Lamont. Apptd asst mechanician<br />
elec. eng., 2051.<br />
Darrieulat, F.<br />
2044.<br />
Apptd instr physical ed.,<br />
Davenport, H. J. Appl. for Carnegie<br />
pension, 2002. Granted, 2017. Date<br />
of retirement, 2057. Apptd prof.<br />
economics, emeritus, 2159.<br />
Davis, A. C. Salary, 2048.<br />
Davis, A. P. Salary, 1928.<br />
Davis, B. H. Apptd asst plant pathol<br />
ogy, 1917, 2101. Apptd instr, 2143.<br />
Davis, C. C. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Davis, H. B. Apptd county agent, 2106.<br />
Davis, J. E. Apptd county agent, 1915,<br />
1916. Apptd asst county agent, 2108.<br />
Davis, J. S. Apptd asst surgical re<br />
search, 2083.<br />
Davis, L. I. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2135.<br />
Davis, M. L. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2127.<br />
Davis, T, K. Apptd chief of Clinic,<br />
dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Daw, W. C. Apptd gardener, 2140.<br />
Dawson, I. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2127.<br />
Daylight Saving Time. Disapproved by<br />
<strong>University</strong> Faculty, 1957.<br />
Deal, O. P. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2095, 2096.<br />
Dean, A. L. Apptd assoc. attending<br />
surgeon Gen. Memorial Hospital,<br />
1962.<br />
Dean of Women's Office, Appr., 1929,<br />
2025, 2052. Appointments, 2052.<br />
Deficit, 2001.<br />
DeFrance, T. A. Resigns, 1917. Apptd<br />
asst orn. horticulture, 1917, 2140.<br />
Degrees. Conferred, 1935, 1965, 2016,<br />
2157.<br />
Deily, M. B. S. S. S., 1989. Apptd<br />
instr Romance languages, 2039.<br />
DeLany, D. Apptd asst state home<br />
dem. agent leader, 2120.<br />
Delario, A. Apptd asst surgical re<br />
search, 2083. Apptd Given fellow in<br />
surgical research, 2083.<br />
Delzell, W. R. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1945.<br />
Dennis, F. S. Apptd prof. clin. sur<br />
gery, emeritus, 1934.<br />
Dennis, L. M. Xegotiations for pur<br />
chase of property, 1930. Purchased,<br />
1967. Re-sold to Alpha Chi Rho fra<br />
ternity, 1967. Heckscher grant No.<br />
179, 1960. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
Xo. 6, 2018. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 179, 2019. Heckscher grant<br />
Xo. 181, 2019.<br />
Dennis, R. Apptd teamster Agr. Coll<br />
2133.<br />
Dentistry. Appointments, 1935, 1963.<br />
DeRemer, F. M. Apptd janitor Agr<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Dermatology. Appointments, 1929<br />
2071.<br />
Dession, G. H. Apptd asst Law Li<br />
brary, 2165.<br />
Dewitt, H. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.<br />
2141.<br />
Diamond Match Co. Stock, 1950, 1992<br />
2023.<br />
Dickens, C. Apptd repairman Agr<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Dickens, N. Apptd statistical clerk<br />
2131.<br />
Dickinson, E. C. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Dickinson, E. D. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Dickson, F. Apptd instr plant patho<br />
ogy, 2143.<br />
Diederichs, H. Elected faculty repre<br />
sentative, 1966.<br />
Dietzen, G. Apptd stenogr home econ<br />
2121.<br />
Director of Admissions. To be member<br />
of <strong>University</strong> Faculty, 1905, 1955.<br />
Director of Admission's Office. Appr<br />
2025, 2053. Appointments, 2053.
Division of Education. Appr., 2025,<br />
2052.<br />
Dodds, H. H. Granted med. scholar<br />
ship, 1942.<br />
Dodge, A. H. Salary, 2077.<br />
Dodge, R, I. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Doren, Lois. Apptd home demonstra<br />
tion agent, 1979, 2096.<br />
Dorn, H. F. Apptd asst rural social<br />
organization, 2148.<br />
Dorr, J. M. Apptd asst home dem.<br />
agent, 2095.<br />
Dorr, M. L. Apptd cataloguer Library,<br />
2032. Salary, 2057.<br />
Dorrance, A. B. Resigns, 2100.<br />
Dorrance, S. B. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2108.<br />
Dorsey, Ernest. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
instr plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Douque, L- A. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2096.<br />
Downes, H. R. Apptd chemist Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Dresbach Lot. Negotiations for pur<br />
chase, 1966.<br />
Dresser, A. L- Resigns, 1904.<br />
Drill Hall. Use for commencement ex<br />
ercises, 1972.<br />
Driscoll, A. Apptd housekeeper home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Druskin, Mrs. S. J. Gift, 1943.<br />
Dryden Road. Location, 1951, 1971.<br />
DuBois, E. F. Nominated prof, med.,<br />
.2057.<br />
Ducasse, C. J. S. S. S., 2165.<br />
Duffy, J. J. Apptd asst surgeon Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1962. Apptd asst<br />
roentgenologist, 1963.<br />
Duke, E. Apntd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
2143.<br />
Dulin, Mrs. Eleanor. Apptd stenogr<br />
Sibley School, 2052.<br />
Dunbar, W. M. Apptd instr arch.,<br />
1904. S. S. S., 1989. Apptd asst<br />
prof, arch, 2034.<br />
"Duncan, Ann P. Apptd home dem.<br />
agent, 2095, 2096.<br />
Duncan, G. H. Apptd asst geology,<br />
1927, 2041.<br />
Dunham, E.<br />
2148.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Dunham, R. R. Apntd instr pub. speak<br />
ing, 1904. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Dunn, H. S, Apptd county club agent,<br />
2099, 2109.<br />
Dunn, W. S. Apptd photographer Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Dunovant, R. G. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept obstetrics and gynecology,<br />
1933.<br />
Dupont Fellowship continued for 1929-<br />
30, 1964.<br />
Dupont Scholarship continued for 1929-<br />
30, 1964.<br />
Dupree, W. J. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2108.<br />
Durant,<br />
2059.<br />
J. W. Will contest settled,<br />
Durham, C. L. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Durling,<br />
2127.<br />
M. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
Duthie, M. E. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
rural social organization, 2148.<br />
Dye, J. A. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
No. 163, 2020.<br />
Dye, L- A. Apptd instr math., 1928,<br />
2042.<br />
Eagan, Frances. Apptd asst pub. speak<br />
ing, 1927.<br />
Eames, A. J. S. S. B., 1997. Leave<br />
of absence, 2102. Apptd prof, botany,<br />
2136.<br />
Early Closing. Action of <strong>University</strong><br />
Factulty, 1985.<br />
Eastman, Mrs. B. C. Apptd instr home<br />
economics, 1979, 2095.<br />
Eastman Kodak Common Stock, 1992,<br />
2002.<br />
Easton, Mack. Apptd instr pub. speak<br />
ing, 1926, 2039.<br />
Eberhart, C. O. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Eckhardt, R. A. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic (overweight), 1932.<br />
Ecklev, P. W. Apptd lab. asst hygiene,<br />
2045. ^<br />
Economics. Appointments, 1927, 1928,<br />
2016, 2035. Appr., 2024, 2035.<br />
Edens, W. J. Apptd asst rural ed.,<br />
2146.<br />
Edgar, J. C. Apptd prof, obstetrics,<br />
emeritus, 1932.<br />
Edgerton, H. W. Nominated prof, of<br />
law, 1965. Elected, 1984, 2047.<br />
Edick, Sylvester. Scholarship bequest<br />
received, 2007.<br />
Education. Appr., 2024, 2036. Appoint<br />
ments, 2036.<br />
Edwards, D. J. Salary, 2079.<br />
Edwards Estate. Purchase of Forest<br />
Home property referred to Comptrol<br />
ler, 1966.<br />
Egbert, X. L- Apptd instr exp. eng.,<br />
^2049.<br />
Ehrenclou, A. H. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Apptd physician, 1945.<br />
Eidlitz, O. M. Bequest, 1965.<br />
Eidson, T. P. Apptd instr psychiatry,<br />
1943.<br />
Finset, O. Apptd asst in research, 2151.<br />
Eleanor Tatum Long Scholarships. Ap<br />
pointments, 2020. Income added to<br />
principal, 2020.<br />
Electrical Engineering. Appointments,<br />
1928, 1944, 2051, 2052.<br />
Ellenwood, F. O. Leave of absence,<br />
1944, Salary, 2049.<br />
Elliott, G. T. Apptd prof. clin. med.,<br />
dept dermatology, emeritus, 1929.<br />
Ellis, C. C. Apptd instr poultry inves<br />
tigation, 2112.<br />
Ellis, W. W. Apptd librarian Agr. Li<br />
brary, 2116, 2125.<br />
Elmer, H. C. Resolutions on his re<br />
tirement, 1986.<br />
Elrev, F. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2096.<br />
Elser, W. J. Business referred to,<br />
2062.<br />
Elston, E. D. S. S. S., 2056.<br />
Elver, V. Resigns, 2109. Apptd clerk<br />
and stenogr Agr. Coll., 2135.
Embody, G. C. Suppl. to Heckcher<br />
Grant No. 106, 2019. Apptd prof.aquiculture<br />
2138.<br />
Emerson, R. A. Apptd prof, plant<br />
Breeding, 2142.<br />
Engel, F. A. Apptd dentist Gen. Me<br />
morial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Engineering College. Conference Com<br />
mittee, 1946.<br />
Appointments,<br />
2051.<br />
Appr., 2025, 2051.<br />
2047-2052. Summary,<br />
English, D. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
English, Mrs. J. R. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2125.<br />
English, L.<br />
2133.<br />
Apotd analyst agronomy,<br />
English. Appointments, 1903, 1926,<br />
2036. Appr., 2024, 2036.<br />
Entomology. Appointments, 1916, 1917,<br />
1918, 1975, 2100, 2101, 2138-2139.<br />
Ericson, S. G. Resigns, 1975.<br />
Ernsberger, M. C. Salary, 2049.<br />
Efway, D. W. Leave of absence, 2097.<br />
S. S. H. E., 2105. Apptd asst prof.<br />
home econ., 2119.<br />
Espe, D. L. Apptd asst physiology,<br />
1926, 2046.<br />
Essick, F. C. Resigns, 2098.<br />
Essick, Mrs. M. S. Apptd asst state<br />
leader of junior extension, 2126.<br />
Evans, T. A. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Evans, Jennette. S. S. S., 1989. Sal<br />
ary, 2045.<br />
Everett, G. A. Apptd prof, extension<br />
teaching, 2126,<br />
Everhart, A. C. Apptd asst poultry<br />
husbandry, 1917. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Apptd asst dairy industry, 1975.<br />
Eve~ts, I. H. Apptd attendant Yet.<br />
Coll., 2112.<br />
Ewing, James. Apptd director of can<br />
cer<br />
gist<br />
research, 1962.<br />
Gen. Memorial<br />
Apptd patholo<br />
Hospital, 1963.<br />
Fees received, 2062.<br />
Experimental Engineering. Appoint<br />
ments, 1928, 2048.<br />
Experimental Medicine. Appointments<br />
and appr., 2084.<br />
Faculty Representatives. Election, 1966.<br />
Fahy, M. Aoptd stenogr Geneva Exp.<br />
Station, 215"0.<br />
Failla, G. Apptd physicist Gen. Memo<br />
rial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Fairbanks, F. L. Apptd asst prof.<br />
rural eng., 2147.<br />
Fairchild, H. X. Apptd asst heatpower<br />
eng., 2055.<br />
Fajans, K. Baker lectureship, 1937.<br />
Fall Creek. <strong>University</strong>'s rights in,<br />
1952.<br />
Fallon, J. J.<br />
2044.<br />
Apptd instr physical ed.,<br />
Fankuchen, I. Apptd asst physics, 2056.<br />
Farm Management. Appointments, 1918,<br />
1976, 2101, 2130. Appr., 2132.<br />
Farm Practice. Appointments, 1975,<br />
2128. Appr., 2129.<br />
Farnham, R. B, Resigns, 2011.<br />
Farnham, W. H. Leave of absence,<br />
1985. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Farr, M. E. Apptd cataloguer Library,<br />
2032.<br />
XI<br />
Farrand, L. Leave of absence, 1908,<br />
1957. Authorized to confer degrees,<br />
1935, 1965, 2016, 2157. Business re<br />
ferred to 1946, 1951, 1957, 1972,<br />
1978, 1982, 1987, 2001, 2012, 2022,<br />
2059, 2062, 2092. Preliminary report<br />
presented, 1955. Report on current<br />
affairs, 1957. Of committees : Site of<br />
music building, 2156. Expenditures<br />
for<br />
2156.<br />
improvement of physical plant,<br />
Farrar, L. P. K. Salary, 2075.<br />
Farriery.<br />
2114.<br />
Appointments and appr.,<br />
Fatula, H.<br />
2112.<br />
Apptd teamster Vet. Coll.,<br />
Faulkner, E. J. Apptd instr physical<br />
ed., 2044.<br />
Federal Aid for Mechanic Arts Re<br />
search.<br />
2007.<br />
L'niversity approves bill,<br />
Federal Animal Bureau. Co-operation<br />
with Vet. Coll., 2092.<br />
Feehan,<br />
2142.<br />
F. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
Feehan, H. Apptd storeroom attendant<br />
chemistry, 2041.<br />
Feldman,<br />
2039.<br />
S. Apptd instr psychology<br />
Fellows, H. H. Apptd instr clin. med<br />
1930. Apptd physician in charge<br />
(gastro-enterology) ,<br />
1945.<br />
1931. Resigns<br />
Fellowships. Appr., 2024, 2027. Amend<br />
ment to Statutes article XIX, 2016<br />
Patentable matters and discoveries<br />
made by industrial fellowships, 2102<br />
American Rose society, 2102. Arm<br />
strong Tree Service Ltd., 1919. Du<br />
pont, 1964. Eidlitz, O. M., 1965<br />
Morgenthau, Mrs. H., 1964. Xassau<br />
Co. Farm Bureau, 2102. N. V. Pot<br />
ash Export My., 1919.<br />
Fellowships and Scholarships.<br />
1988.<br />
Stipends<br />
Felter, R. K. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept surgery, 1935.<br />
Felton, R. A. S. S. A., 2104. Apptd<br />
exten. prof, rural social organization,<br />
2148.<br />
Fenner, L. A, Apptd instr mach. draw<br />
ing, 2049.<br />
Fenton, F. Apptd asst prof, home<br />
econ., 2118.<br />
Fernow, K. H. Appointed potato in<br />
spector, 1916. Apptd exten. asst<br />
prof, plant pathology, 2143.<br />
Ferriss, E. N. S. S. S., 1989. S. S.<br />
A., 2104. Apptd prof, rural ed.,<br />
2146.<br />
Ferry, C. Apptd asst geology, 2056.<br />
Field, A. M. S. S. A., 2104.<br />
Field, Mary. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2127.<br />
Field Assistants. Appointments, 2100.<br />
Fields, W. E., Apptd asst county<br />
agent. 1974, 2108.<br />
Filene Sons Co. Pfd Stock, 1950.<br />
Filter Plant. Report on working, 2014.
Finance Committee. Minutes of pro<br />
ceedings, 1908, 1911, 1949, 1967,<br />
1969, 1992, 2001, 2023, 2060, 2154.<br />
Membership, 1949, 1954. Actions ra<br />
tified, 1954, 1982, 2015, 2157.<br />
Fincher, M. G. Salary, 1912. Appr.<br />
for summer work, 2093. Asst prof.<br />
med. Yet. Coll., 2112.<br />
Fine Arts. Gift of Carnegie Corpora<br />
tion, 2022.<br />
Fine Arts Building. Site and plan,<br />
1970, 1971, 1983, 1999, 2012, 2013,<br />
2155. Plans approved, 2156.<br />
Fippin Mortgage. Release for street<br />
purposes, 2161.<br />
Fire Station north of Bailey Hall to be<br />
discontinued, 1951. Use of building,<br />
1951.<br />
Fish, Marion. Apptd asst household<br />
management, 1979, 2119.<br />
Fish, P. A. Apptd Dean Vet. Coll.,<br />
2111, 2159. Prof, physiology, 2113,<br />
2159.<br />
Fisher, B. L. Apptd technician agron<br />
omy, 2133.<br />
Fisher, J. Apptd helper agronomy,<br />
2133.<br />
Fisher, W. I. Apptd experimentalist<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Fisher, W, R. Apptd photographer,<br />
stockman plant pathology, 2143.<br />
Fisheries Research Laboratory, 2103.<br />
Fiske Estate. Sale of land, 1937.<br />
Fitch, E. C. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept laryngology and rhinol<br />
ogy, 1930. Apptd surgeon to Clinic,<br />
dept otology, 1933.<br />
Fitch, R. L. Leave of absence, 1946.<br />
S. S. S., 1990. Salary, 2052.<br />
Fitschen,<br />
2118.<br />
E. Apptd sec. home econ.,<br />
Fitzpatrick, H. M. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Leave of absence, 2102.<br />
plant pathology, 2143.<br />
Apptd prof.<br />
Flansburgh, E. A. Apptd asst county<br />
agent leader, 2126.<br />
Fleischer, F. H. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Fletemeyer, L. Apptd asst sec. Agr.<br />
Coll., 2125.<br />
Floriculture. Appointments, 1916, 1917,<br />
2101, 2140. Appr., 2140.<br />
Flower Librarv. Gifts for endowment,<br />
2022, 2023, 2092. Name, 2092.<br />
Fogg, C. H. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Fogg, S. H. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Foods<br />
2118.<br />
and Nutrition. Appointments,<br />
Foote, R. F.<br />
2108.<br />
Apptd asst county agent,<br />
Foote, R. W. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Forbes, W. T. M. Apptd preparator<br />
entomology, 2138.<br />
Ford, Henry. Loan to him of instru<br />
ments from Physics dept, 2058.<br />
Fordvce, C. R. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1904, 1944, 1984.<br />
Foreign Students. Free tuition schol<br />
arships, 2058.<br />
Forestry. Appointments, 1975, 2102,<br />
2103, 2141. Appr., 2141.<br />
Fornell, C. Apptd asst surgeon to Clin<br />
ic, dept otology, 1933.<br />
Forrester,<br />
1903.<br />
J. D. Apptd asst geology,<br />
Fortier, J. L. Apptd res. asst rural<br />
ed., 19/5.<br />
Fortune, L.<br />
Resigns, 2100.<br />
Apptd instr Vet. Exper.<br />
Station, 2113.<br />
Foster,<br />
2107.<br />
E. S. Apptd county agent,<br />
Foster, X. B. Salary, 2073.<br />
Foster, Olive. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2095, 2096.<br />
Fowler, I. Apptd attendant Vet. Ex<br />
per. Station, 2113.<br />
Fowler, M. B. S. S. H. E., 2105.<br />
Apptd prof, home econ., and head of<br />
nursery school, 2122.<br />
Frane, E. E. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
1974, 2108. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Eraser, A. C. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant Xo. 106, 2019.<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Apptd asst prof.<br />
Fraser, J. F. Apptd asst prof. clin.<br />
med., dept dermatology, 1929, 2071.<br />
Apptd chief of Clinic, dept derma<br />
tology, 1929. Apptd instr dermatopathology,<br />
2071, 2074.<br />
Fraternities. Housing on <strong>University</strong><br />
land, 1987.<br />
Freeman, Ellis. Apptd instr psychol<br />
ogy, 1926, 2057.<br />
Freeman, F. S. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Freeman, H. Apptd helper home<br />
econ., 2122.<br />
Freese,<br />
2133.<br />
F. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
French, W. H. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant Xo. 128, 1938. Apptd asst<br />
prof. English, 2036.<br />
Fricke,<br />
2107.<br />
R. F. Apptd county agent,<br />
Frierson, J. N. S .S.<br />
L., 2003.<br />
Fritz, E. Apptd acting prof, forestry,<br />
2102. Apptd acting prof, forest utili<br />
zation, 2141.<br />
Frost, J. X. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2094. Prof, surgery Vet. Coll., 2113.<br />
Fuertes Memorial. Appr., 1966.<br />
Fulkerson, L.<br />
sics, 2043.<br />
Apptd mechanician phy<br />
Fulkerson, L. L. Apptd instr obstetrics<br />
and gynecology, 1932.<br />
Fullager, C. H. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Fuller, E. B. Apptd county club agent,<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Fuller, Mrs. E. C. Apptd instr home<br />
economics, 1979.<br />
Fuller, Mrs. R. Apptd janitress Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Furr, T. R.<br />
Gage, A. R.<br />
Apptd asst pomology, 2144.<br />
Salary, 2048.<br />
Gambrell, F. L.<br />
2151.<br />
Apptd asst in research,<br />
Crannett, F. E. Nominated to Admin<br />
istration Committee, 2007. Apptd,<br />
2016. Resigns from State College<br />
Council, 2016. Of Committee: In<br />
toxicants at alumni reunions, 1908.<br />
Garages for tenants of Faculty Apart<br />
ments, 2156.<br />
Garden Avenue. Improvement, 1952.<br />
Development 1972.
Garrett, C. L. Apptd asst prof, draw<br />
ing, 2140.<br />
Garrett, S. S. Leave of absence, 1959<br />
Salary, 2050.<br />
Garrick, T. J. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept laryngology<br />
and rhinol<br />
ogy, 1930.<br />
Gartlein,<br />
2043.<br />
C. W. Apptd instr physics<br />
Gaskill, Gussie. Leave of absence,<br />
2003. Apptd curator White and<br />
Wason collections, 2032.<br />
Gaston, J. H. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept orthopedic surgery, 1933.<br />
Gastro-Enterology. Appointments, 1931.<br />
Gavin, Helen. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Gelas, J. M. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
General Administration Committee. See<br />
Administration Committee.<br />
General Baking Co. Common stock,<br />
1949. Pfd stock, 1992.<br />
General Education Board. Payment of<br />
grant for new Medical School, 1943.<br />
Grant for experimental anatomy,<br />
1997. Agreement for conditional<br />
grant of $1,500,000, 1987, 1998, 2166.<br />
Contribution towards Medical College<br />
budget, 2001, 2012.<br />
General Memorial Hospital. Appoint<br />
ments, 1962.<br />
Geneva Experiment Station. Salaries,<br />
1905. Appointments, 1912-1913, 1925,<br />
2150-<br />
1965, 1981, 1984, 2109-2110,<br />
2152. Contract for printing, 1913.<br />
Budget requests for 1929-30, 1922,<br />
1946. New hort. lab., 2103. Budget<br />
approved by Council, 2110. By Board,<br />
2158. Budget, 2150-2153. Summary,<br />
2152. Special funds, 2151-2152.<br />
Duplication of C. LT. work to be<br />
avoided, 2109.<br />
Gentry, C. B. S. S. A., 1904.<br />
Genung, J. B.<br />
2131.<br />
Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
Genung, Judson. Apptd asst pub.<br />
soeaking, 1927. 2055.<br />
Geology. Appointments, 1903, 1927,<br />
1996, 2041, 2056, 2184. Appr., 1905,<br />
2024,<br />
1938.<br />
2042. Summer field school,<br />
George, A. B. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
George, F. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
2149.<br />
George, S. G.<br />
2048.<br />
S. S. S., 1989. Salary,<br />
Georgi,<br />
1904.<br />
E. A. Apotd asst chemistry,<br />
Georgia, L. W. Apptd electrician Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
German. Appr., 2024, 2037. Appoint<br />
ments, 2036.<br />
Gherardi, Bancroft. Apptd to Adminis<br />
tration Committee, 2016.<br />
Gibbons, W. J. Salary, 1912. Appr.<br />
for summer work, 2093. Apptd instr<br />
med. Vet. Coll., 2112.<br />
Gibbs, R. C. S. S. S., 1989. Supple<br />
ments to Heckscher grants Nos. 157a<br />
and 157b, 2019. Heckscher grant No.<br />
181, 2019. Resigns from S. S. S.,<br />
2056.<br />
Xlll<br />
Gibson, A. W. Leave of absence, 1937.<br />
Apptd assoc. sec. Agr. Coll., 2125.<br />
Gibson, R. S. Apptd instr hygiene and<br />
asst med. adviser, 2045.<br />
Gierke, A.<br />
2093.<br />
G. Apptd instr Vet. Coll.,<br />
Gifts. American Association of Univer<br />
sity Women, Ithaca Branch, 2004.<br />
Carnegie Corporation, 2022. Cooper,<br />
H. L., 2006.<br />
Druskin, Mrs.<br />
Criddle, I. B., 1947.<br />
S. J., 1943. Durant<br />
Estate, 2059. Eidlitz, O. M., 1965.<br />
Gilbert, A. S., 2005. Given, Mrs. I.<br />
H., 2061. Goldenburgh, Miss J. C,<br />
2004. Henry Shaler Williams Me<br />
morial, 2021. Heredia, Mrs. Carlos<br />
de, 1962, 1966. Jonas, Albert, 1936.<br />
Kennedy, F., 1963. Lefevre, G. W.,<br />
1936. Medical College, Xew York,<br />
2064, 2158. Miller, F, H., 2022, 2092.<br />
Morgenthau, Mrs. Henry, Sr., 1964.<br />
Xoyes Estate, 1907. Passmore, L. K.,<br />
1964. Peters, Mrs. M. L. W., 2059.<br />
Rosenbluth, M. B., 2061. Sackett,<br />
H. W., 1966. Sanderson, E. N-,<br />
1952, 2023, 2159. Taylor, M. C,<br />
1960. 1982. Thorne, O., 1925. Todd,<br />
G. W., 1938. Turner, E. T., 1965.<br />
Upson, M. X., 2159. Wade, F. E.,<br />
2059. Whitcomb, Mrs. A. G., 2006.<br />
White, H., A. S. and E. I., I960.<br />
Whitney Estate, 2160.<br />
Gilbert, A. S. Gift of Carl R. Gilbert<br />
Memorial Fund, 2005.<br />
Gilbert, B. D. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Gilbert,<br />
2056.<br />
W. P. Apptd asst physics,<br />
Gilkey, J. H.<br />
2128.<br />
Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
Gilman,<br />
1929.<br />
C. M., Apptd instr anatomy.<br />
Gilman, H. L. Salary, 1912. Appr.,<br />
2093.<br />
2113.<br />
Asst orof. Yet. Exper. Station,<br />
Gilmour, A. J. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
dept dermatology, 1929. Apptd asst<br />
phvsician to Clinic, dept dermatology,<br />
1929.<br />
Githens, A. S. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1996.<br />
Given, Mrs. I. H. Gift, 2061.<br />
Gladwin, F. E. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2150.<br />
Glanister, M. Apptd repairman Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Glasgow, H. Title changed to chief of<br />
research, 1905, 2150.<br />
Glover, W. O. Aoptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2150. Appr., 2153.<br />
Goepp, Elizabeth. Apptd asst pub.<br />
speaking, 1927.<br />
Goers, T. W. Apptd asst histology and<br />
embryology, 1995.<br />
Goetchius, E. T. Aoptd janitor Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Goldenburgh, Miss J. C. Gift of Craig<br />
C.<br />
2004.<br />
Goldenburgh Memorial Fund,<br />
Goldin,<br />
1917.<br />
Robert. Apptd asst botany,<br />
Goldsmith, X. W. Apptd asst physics,<br />
1928. Apptd instr physics, 2043.
Goldwin Smith Hall. Committee on<br />
decoration, 1946. Request of C. S.<br />
Northup for attic room, 1952.<br />
Gombash, J. L. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Gombash, R. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Goodfellow, T. M. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Goodman, A. M. Apptd exten. prof.<br />
rural eng., 2147.<br />
Goodman, H. L. Apptd instr exp. eng.,<br />
1928, 2049.<br />
Goodwin, B. Apptd engineer Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Bonds,<br />
1950.<br />
Gordnier, Lois. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Gordon, A. T., Salary, 1976. Apptd<br />
asst to instr botany, 2101. Apptd<br />
instr botany, 2136.<br />
Gordon, E. T. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Gordon, E. M. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Gordon, Ruth. Apptd asst economics,<br />
1927.<br />
Gottschall, G. Apptd asst chem. Med.<br />
Coll. N. Y., 2071.<br />
Gould, A. G. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Gould, L- P. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1927.<br />
Government. Appr., 2024, 2037, 2165,<br />
Appointments, 2037, 2056,<br />
Graduate School. Appr., 2025, 2046.<br />
Appointments, 2046.<br />
Graebner, Herbert. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept laryngology and rhin<br />
ology, 1930.<br />
Graham, E- F. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Apptd asst county agent, 2108.<br />
Grams, W. T. Apptd exten. instr<br />
animal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Grange League Federation Exchange,<br />
Inc. Investigatorship, 1920.<br />
Granger, R. S. Apptd asst county<br />
agent, 2108.<br />
Grant, E. C. Aoptd county club agent,<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Grantham, G. E. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Grassi, G de. Apptd supervisor classi<br />
fication and shelves, Library, 2032.<br />
Graue, Erwin. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Greeley, Mrs. Hulda. Apptd asst zool<br />
ogy, 2138 .<br />
Greeley, J. R. Apptd instr zoology,<br />
2138.<br />
Green, A. E. Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Green, E. L., Jr. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1996.<br />
Green, Nathan. Apptd assoc. attending<br />
surgeon Gen. Memorial Hospital,<br />
1962.<br />
Gregg, E. E. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2116, 2125.<br />
Grennell, F. E. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2116, 2125.<br />
Greycourt Terrace. Question of avail<br />
ability for use bv fraternity, 2000.<br />
Griffin, C. H. Apptd gardener, 2140.<br />
Griffin, H. Apptd mechanic and chauf<br />
feur Agr. Coll., 2127.<br />
Griffiths, E. Apptd stenogr. home econ.,<br />
2121.<br />
XIV<br />
Griffiths, H. J. Apptd overseer chemis<br />
try, 2040.<br />
Grimes, G. M. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2124.<br />
Grimes, J. W. Apptd instr arch., 2034.<br />
Grismore, G. C. S. S. L-, 2003.<br />
Griswold, G. H. Apptd instr entomol<br />
ogy, 2138.<br />
Gross, I. S. S. H. E-, 2105.<br />
Gross, L. G. Apptd asst editor, 2126.<br />
Grover, H. Apptd heloer farm practice,<br />
2129.<br />
Grover, I. Apptd gardener, 2140.<br />
Guaranteed Mortgages, 1950,<br />
Gudmundsen, J. G. Apptd chief clerk<br />
Agr. Coll., 2116, 2128.<br />
Guerlac, O. G. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Guilford Essay Prize. Amendment to<br />
rules, 2165.<br />
Guillemont, G. Apptd student asst<br />
physiology, 1935.<br />
Guion, C. M, Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd physician to Clinic, dept<br />
med., 1930; (endocrine), 1931.<br />
Guise, C. H. Leave of absence, 2102.<br />
S. F. C, 2106. Apptd asst prof, for<br />
est management, 2141.<br />
Gulf Oil Corp. Common Stock, 1992.<br />
Gustafson, A. F. Apptd exten. prof.<br />
soil technology, 2133.<br />
Guthrie, E. S. Apptd prof, dairy indus<br />
try, 2137.<br />
Gwin, Alva. Leave of absence, 2003.<br />
Salary, 2056.<br />
Gynecology. Appointments, 1962.<br />
.<br />
Haag, H. B.<br />
2079.<br />
Apptd asst pharmacology,<br />
Hadlock, E. H. S. S. S., 1989. Apptd<br />
instr math., 2042.<br />
Hadlow, H. Apptd supt of buildings<br />
Geneva Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Hadlow, H. W. Retires, 2110.<br />
Hagan, W. A. Salary for summer<br />
work, 1906, 2094. Prof, pathology<br />
and bacteriology Yet. Coll., and head<br />
of dept., 2112.<br />
Haight, H. H.<br />
Salary, 2111.<br />
Leave of absence, 2092.<br />
Hall, A. C. Apptd home demonstration<br />
agent, 1914, 2095, 2096.<br />
Hall, F. H.<br />
2150.<br />
Apptd assoc. in research,<br />
Hall, G. M.<br />
2143.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Hall, G. O. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst prof, poultry husbandry, 2145.<br />
Hall, Mrs. H.<br />
2116.<br />
Apptd clerk publications,<br />
Hall, I. F. Resigns, 1919.<br />
Hall, Mrs. N. M. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Coll., 2127<br />
Hall, Mrs. N. T.<br />
Coll., 2127.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Hall, S. P. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Hallam, R. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2131.<br />
Halpern, Max. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept dentistry, 1935.<br />
Halter, C.<br />
1963.<br />
R. Apptd asst in biology,<br />
Ham, L. P. Resigns, 1917.
Hambleton, E, J. Resigns, 2100. Apptd<br />
field asst, 2100. Apptd asst ento<br />
mology, 2138.<br />
Hamilton, G. L. Apptd curator Italian<br />
collections, 2032.<br />
Hamilton, H. H. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd physician to Clinic<br />
dept pub. health and preventive medi<br />
cine, 1934.<br />
Hamilton, W. J. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst biology, 2138.<br />
Hammond, W. A. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Leave of absence, 1998. Appl. for<br />
Carnegie pension, 2002. Date of re<br />
tirement, 2016. Resigns from S. S.<br />
S., 2164.<br />
Handlen, K. Apptd sec. elec. eng.,<br />
2052.<br />
Hanselman, G. R. Apptd asst rural<br />
engineering, 1917. Apptd instr mach.<br />
drawing, 2049.<br />
Hansen, P. A. Apptd asst in research,<br />
1913, 2151.<br />
Hansson, K. G, Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic (arthritis), 1931. Apptd<br />
instr clin. surgery, dept orthopedic<br />
surgery, 1933,<br />
Hardenburg, E. V. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Apptd prof. veg. gardening, 2148.<br />
Harding, H. F. Apptd instr pub. speak<br />
ing, 1926.<br />
Harlan, J. D. Title changed to asst in<br />
Research (Orchard Soil Investiga<br />
tions), 2109, 2151.<br />
Harman, S. W. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2152.<br />
Harper, F. A. Apptd instr farm man<br />
agement, 1918.<br />
Harper, M. \V. Apptd prof, animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Harrington, H. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept pediatrics, 1934.<br />
Harriott, E. L. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2131.<br />
Harriott, J. F. Apptd asst prof, farm<br />
management, 2131.<br />
Harris, G. D. Appr. for curatorial<br />
work, 2165.<br />
Harris, J. H. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
dept dermatology, 1929. Apptd asst<br />
physician to Clinic, dept dermatology,<br />
1929.<br />
Harris, K. W. S. S. H. A., 2106.<br />
Apptd asst prof, home econ., and<br />
manager cafeteria, 2120.<br />
Harris, R. S. Apptd librarian arch.,<br />
2034.<br />
Harrison, E. S. Apptd instr animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Harshbarger, H. C. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Resigns, 2055.<br />
Hart, V. B. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
exten. prof, farm management, 2132.<br />
Hartshorn, R. H. Apptd asst veg.<br />
gardening, 1975.<br />
Hartwig, H. B. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
field crops, 2133.<br />
Hartzell, F. Z. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2150.<br />
Harwood, P. D. Resigns, 1917. Apptd<br />
exten. instr entomology, 1918.<br />
Harwood, R. D. Resigns from S. S. B.,<br />
1904. S. S. A., 1919.<br />
XV<br />
Hasenjager, L- Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr rural ed., 2146.<br />
Haskins & Sells. Audit of <strong>University</strong><br />
accounts, 2002.<br />
Hastie, M. A. Apptd instr rural ed.,<br />
2146.<br />
Hatcher, R. A. Appr. for research,<br />
2158.<br />
Hathcock, J. \V. Apptd instr econom<br />
ics, 2035.<br />
Haupin, G, D. Apptd asst to Registrar,<br />
2053.<br />
Hauser, E. T. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931. Apptd instr<br />
med., 1946, 2072.<br />
Hauser, L. A. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Havens, M. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2127.<br />
Hawkes, M. E. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2128.<br />
Hawthorn, L. Apptd asst in research,<br />
2151.<br />
Hawthorne, L. Apptd clerk mech. eng.,<br />
2050.<br />
Hayden, C. E. Salary, 1912. Appr.<br />
for summer work, 2094. Asst prof.<br />
physiology Yet. Yoll., 2113.<br />
Hayes, D. L. Apptd county agent,<br />
2098, 2107.<br />
Haynes, I. S. Apptd prof. clin. sur<br />
gery, emeritus, 1934.<br />
Hazeltine, K. S. Resigns from S. S.<br />
A., 1919.<br />
Hazen, M. Apptd exten. clerk and<br />
stenogr, 2131.<br />
Hazzard, A. S. Salary, 2043.<br />
Head, \V. L. Apptd foreman mechanic<br />
arts, 2050.<br />
Healy, W. P. Apptd attending gyne<br />
cologist Gen. Memorial Hospital,<br />
1962.<br />
Heat Control Valves, 2014.<br />
Heat Power Engineering. Appoint<br />
ments, 1928, 2049, 2055.<br />
Heckscher Research Council. Report,<br />
1906, 1939.<br />
1984, 2157.<br />
Membership, 1946, 1955,<br />
Heckscher Research Foundation. Suppl.<br />
to grant Xo. 159, 1906. Grants Xos.<br />
174-178, 1906. Suppl. to grants Xos.<br />
11, 140,<br />
Xo. 176,<br />
128, 1938. Suppl. to grant<br />
1959. Grant Xo. 179, 1960.<br />
Grant 157-D applied to salaries, 1996.<br />
Supplements to grants Xos. 6 ,11,<br />
140, 156, 157a, b, c, d, 155, 159, 160,<br />
174, 179, 2018. Grants Xos. 180,<br />
181, 2019. Supplements to grants<br />
Xos 25, 64, 106, 111, 131, 162, 163,<br />
2019. Grants Xos. 182, 183, 2020.<br />
Supplements to grants Xos. 143, 171,<br />
177, 2020. Grant Xo. 184, 2020.<br />
Supplements to grants Xos. 132 and<br />
176, 2165. Grant Xo. 96 reinstated,<br />
2165.<br />
2165.<br />
Grant Xo. 177, changed title,<br />
Hedberg, John. Apptd instr civ. eng.,<br />
1965, 2048.<br />
Hedden, G. W. Apptd asst forestry,<br />
2141.<br />
Hedger, G. A. S. S. S., 1989.
Hedrick, U. P. Authorized to sign for<br />
tax free alcohol, 1913. Apptd acting<br />
director Geneva Exp. Station, 1913.<br />
Apptd Director, 1925,<br />
1948.<br />
2150. Salary,<br />
Heermans, Forbes. Bequest, 1946.<br />
Hefferon, J. Apptd mechanic Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Heinicke, A. J.<br />
2144.<br />
Apptd prof, pomology,<br />
Heinzelman, F. E. Salary, 2090. Apptd<br />
county club agent, 2108.<br />
Heller Brothers Bonds, 1949.<br />
Henderson, C. C. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Apptd county club agent, 2108.<br />
Hendrickson, J. M.<br />
research, 2112.<br />
Asst prof, poultry<br />
Hening, J. C.<br />
2150.<br />
Apptd assoc. in research,<br />
Henline, R. B. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept urology, 1935. Apptd asst<br />
surgeon to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Henry, G. W. Apptd instr psychiatry,<br />
1942, 2080.<br />
Henry, M. F. S. S. H. E., 2105.<br />
Apptd prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
Henry Shaler Williams Memorial, 2021.<br />
Heredia, Mrs. Carlos de. Gift to Med.<br />
Coll., 1962, 1966.<br />
Herendeen, R. E- Apptd instr roent<br />
genology, 1934. Apptd roentgenelogist,<br />
1963.<br />
Hermannsson, H. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant 143, 2020. Apptd curator Ice<br />
landic collection, 2032. Leave of<br />
absence, 2058. Apptd to Library<br />
administration committee, 2166.<br />
Herrick, G. W. Apptd prof. econ.<br />
entomology, 2138.<br />
Herrick, M. T.<br />
Herrington, B.<br />
S.<br />
L.<br />
S. S.,<br />
Apptd '<br />
instr dairy<br />
industry, 1918, 2137.<br />
Herrman, J. A. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Hervey. G. E. R- Apptd Assoc, in Re<br />
search, 2110, 2152.<br />
Heuser, G. F. Apptd prof, poultry<br />
husbandry, 2145.<br />
Hevesy, G. Baker lectureship, 1937.<br />
Hewitt, B. W. Apptd asst pub. speak<br />
ing, 2055.<br />
Hewitt, R. H. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2106.<br />
Hickman, F.<br />
tory, 2038.<br />
Apptd asst mod. Eur. his<br />
Hicks, H. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Higbee, H. W. Apptd asst agronomy,<br />
1975, 2133.<br />
Higley, R. L. Apptd asst farm prac<br />
tice, 1975.<br />
Hilbert, K. F. Apptd instr poultry re<br />
search, 2112.<br />
Hill, F. F. Apptd asst prof, rural<br />
economy, 2102, 2132.<br />
Hill, H. E. Apptd research asst botany,<br />
2101. Apptd asst botany, 2136.<br />
Hill, M. E. Apptd asst Agr. Library,<br />
2125.<br />
Hine, J. W.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Hinman,<br />
2138.<br />
E. H. Apptd asst biology,<br />
Hinman, R. B. Apptd asst prof, animal<br />
husbandry, 2134 .<br />
Hinsie, L. E. Resigns, 1945.<br />
Hirsh, F. R., Jr. Salary, 1996. Apptd<br />
asst physics, 2043.<br />
Hiscock, E. T. Apptd engineer Agr.<br />
Coll., 2117, 2129.<br />
Hiscock, F. H. Nominated to Adminis<br />
tration Committee, 1966. Business<br />
referred to, 2007. Of committee :<br />
Site of new Law School building,<br />
1961.<br />
Histology and Embryology. Appoint<br />
ments, 1926, 1927, 1995, 2045.<br />
History. Appointments, 1955, 2037,<br />
2038, 2056. Appr., 2024, 2037, 2038.<br />
Hoag, L. A. Salary, 2078.<br />
Hoag, L. E. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
Hodder, F. H. Nominated acting prof.<br />
American history, 1903. Appointed,<br />
1955. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Hodges, R. W. Apptd foreman<br />
mechanic arts, 2050.<br />
Hodgkin's Disease Investigation. Appr.,<br />
1943.<br />
Lloefer, Albert. Salary, 1916. Apptd<br />
county club agent, 2109.<br />
Hoefle, O. Apptd asst in research, 2151.<br />
Hoffman, E. W. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 1975, 2109.<br />
Hogan, M. L. Apptd stenogr Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Hoisington, L- B. Resigns, 1903.<br />
Holbrook, Frances. Apptd home dem.<br />
agent, 2095, 2096.<br />
Holden, W, B. Apptd attendant Vet.<br />
Coll., 2111.<br />
Holmes, M. L. Apptd prof, business<br />
management, 2130.<br />
Holt, Evelyn. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931; (diabetes), 1931;<br />
(asthma), 1932.<br />
Homan, P. T, Salary, 1928. Elected<br />
prof, economics, 2016, 2035.<br />
Home Demonstration Agents.<br />
ments, 1979, 2095, 2096.<br />
Appoint<br />
Home Economics College. Appoint<br />
ments, 1914-1916, 2095-2097, 2118-<br />
2122. Appr., 2121. Free tuition<br />
scholarships, 1919. Budget requests<br />
for 1929-30, 1921. Budget approved<br />
bv Council, 2097. By Board, 2158.<br />
Morgenthau fellowship, 1964. Facul<br />
ty membership, 1977. New building,<br />
1970, 2103. Site of new building,<br />
2013, 2015, 2156. Budget as ap<br />
proved, 2115-2122. Summary, 2115.<br />
Items from Agr. Coll. budget, 2116.<br />
Maintenance : Appr., 2121. Office of<br />
Home Dem.. Agent Leaders: Appr.,<br />
2122.<br />
Hook, F. L. Resigns, 2094. Apptd<br />
home dem. agent, 2095, 2096.<br />
Hook, W. H. Apptd asst prof, heatpower<br />
eng., 2049.<br />
Hooper, L. Apptd foreman mechanic<br />
arts, 2050.<br />
Hopkins, C. Apptd instr home econ.<br />
and asst mgr cafeteria, 2120.
Hopkins, E. F. Heckscher grant No.<br />
183, 2020. Apptd asst prof, botany,<br />
2136.<br />
Hopkins, G. S. Prof. Anat. Vet. Coll.,<br />
2111.<br />
Hopper, H. A. Apptd exten. prof, ani<br />
mal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Hopper, Majorie. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept obstetrics and gyne<br />
cology, 1933.<br />
Horsfall, J. G. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 1981, 2150. Resigns, 2101.<br />
Horton, F. E. Apptd gardener, 2140.<br />
Hoskins, E. R. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
instr rural ed., 2146.<br />
Hosmer, R. S. Apptd prof, forestry,<br />
2141.<br />
Hotel Administration. Appointments,<br />
2095.<br />
Hotel Engineering. Appointments, 1979.<br />
Hotel Management. Appointments, 1914,<br />
1979, 2120.<br />
House, Mrs. E. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Household Art. Appointments, 2119.<br />
Household Management. Appointments,<br />
1979, 2119.<br />
Hovanus, G. Apptd foreman ground's,<br />
2130.<br />
Howe, A. C. Aoptd cataloguer Library,<br />
2032. Resigns, 2055.<br />
Howe, B. N. Appointed foreman<br />
mechanic arts, 2050.<br />
Howe, F. B. Apptd soil surveyor,<br />
2133.<br />
Howe, G. H. Apptd assoc. in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Howe, H. E. S. S. S., 1989. Salary,<br />
2042.<br />
Howe, Ruby. Apptd asst to Dean of<br />
Women, 2052.<br />
Howell, E. V. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Howell, W. S. Apptd instr pub. speak<br />
ing, 2055.<br />
Howlett, K. A. Apptd exten. instr agr.<br />
econ., 1976.<br />
Howlett, K. C. Apptd instr farm man<br />
agement, 2101.<br />
Hoy, D. F. Offers for sale his Fall<br />
Creek Drive property, 2007.<br />
Hoyt, H. L. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
1915. Apptd countv agent, 1916, 1974,<br />
2107. Resigns, 2098.<br />
Hubbell, H. J. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
home econ., 2118.<br />
Hucker, G. J. Apptd chief in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Huckett, H. C. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2151.<br />
Hudson, H. H. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Hudson Valley Hort. Investigations.<br />
Rental of lab. space, 1913, 2110.<br />
Rental of land, 1981. Appointments<br />
and appr., 2152.<br />
Hughes, Amy. Apptd stenogr to Presi<br />
dent, 2053.<br />
Hughes, E. W. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Hughes, Geo. Apptd armorer mil. sci<br />
ence, 2044.<br />
Hull, C. H. Salary, 2037. Apptd<br />
chairman of Library administration<br />
committee, 2166.<br />
XV11<br />
Humeston, E. Granted Polk scholar<br />
ship, 1942.<br />
Humphrey, W. F. Printing contract,<br />
1913.<br />
Hunn, C. J. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst prof. orn. horticulture, 2140.<br />
Hunt, A. C, Apptd asst hotel admin<br />
istration, 1979, 2095.<br />
Hurd, L. M. Apptd exten. instr poul<br />
try husbandry, 2145.<br />
Hurlbutt, A. G. Apptd supt. grounds<br />
Agr. Coll., 2117, 2130.<br />
Hurst, Mrs. M. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2135.<br />
Hurwitz, W. A. S. S. S., 1989.<br />
Huson, J. Apptd supt animal husban<br />
dry, 2100. Apptd stockman, 2134.<br />
Husted, Ladley. Apptd asst plant path<br />
ology, 1975.<br />
Hutchings, Airs. G. L. Apptd stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2126.<br />
Hutchinson, J. I. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Salary, 2042.<br />
Huttar, J. C. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
instr poultry husbandry, 2145.<br />
Hutton, James. S. S. S., 1990. Apptd<br />
asst prof, classics, 2035.<br />
Hygiene. Appointments, 1984, 2016,<br />
2045. Appr., 2025, 2045.<br />
Hyslop, G. H. Apptd assoc. neurolo<br />
gist, 1963.<br />
Illinois Central Stock, 1911.<br />
Use, G. H. Apptd county agent, 1916.<br />
Resigns, 2098.<br />
Improvement of Physical Plant. Appr.,<br />
2024, 2031. Committee on expendi<br />
tures, 2156.<br />
Incinerator at Heating Plant. Commit<br />
tee, 1953, 1972. Construction recom<br />
mended, 2155. Construction author<br />
ized, 2159.<br />
Industrial Engineering. Appointments,<br />
1928, 2050.<br />
Infectious Abortion. Co-operative in<br />
vestigation, 2092.<br />
Ingersoll, E. S. Apptd supervisor ac<br />
cessions Library, 2032.<br />
Institution Management. Appointments,<br />
1979, 2120.<br />
Instructing Staff. Periods of appoint<br />
ment, 2159.<br />
Interest, Annuities and Retiring Allow<br />
ances. Appr., 2024, 2030.<br />
International Nickel Co. Stock, 1911,<br />
1950.<br />
International Paper Co. Pfd Stock,<br />
1908, 1950. Pfd certificates of de<br />
posit, 1950. Bonds, 1950.<br />
International Telephone and Telegraph<br />
Corporation Bonds, 1909.<br />
Intoxicants at Alumni Reunions. Com<br />
mittee, 1908.<br />
Investigatorships. American Dry Milk<br />
Institute, 1919. Grange League Fed<br />
eration Exchange, Inc., 1920.<br />
Investments, Temporary, 1993.<br />
Iovine, M. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Iovino, T. A. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept obstetrics and gynecol<br />
ogy, 1933.
Irish, Eloise. Resigns, 2094. Apptd<br />
home<br />
2096.<br />
demonstration agent, 2095,<br />
Ivimey, R. M. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Jackson, G. Apptd instr botany, 2136.<br />
Jackson, W. J. Apptd surgeon to Clinic,<br />
dept laryngology and rhinology, 1930.<br />
Jaeger,<br />
1937.<br />
F. M. Baker Lectureship,<br />
James, C. W.<br />
2129.<br />
Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
Jamison, Mrs. D.<br />
clerk, 2132.<br />
K. Apptd statistical<br />
Janvrin, E. R. P. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931; (tuberculo<br />
sis), 1932.<br />
Jeck, H. S. Apptd instr clin. surgery,<br />
dept urology, 1935.<br />
Jeffrey, J. O. Salary, 2049.<br />
Jenison,<br />
1930.<br />
J. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
(gastroenterology), 1931.<br />
Jenison, Nancy. Apptd instr med.,<br />
1930. Apptd physician to Clinic, dept<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (gastro-enterology), 1931.<br />
Jenkins, W. A.<br />
ology, 2143.<br />
Apptd asst plant path<br />
Jenks, L. H. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Jennings, B. A. Apptd exten. asst<br />
prof,<br />
Jensen,<br />
1946.<br />
rural eng., 2147.<br />
Rees. Apptd asst surgery,<br />
Toannes, F. Y. Laundry plans ap<br />
proved, 2013, 2015.<br />
Johannsen, O. A. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Apptd prof, entomology, 2138.<br />
Johnson, Clarence. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Johnson, E. B. Leave of absence,<br />
1926. Apptd instr chemistry, 2040.<br />
Johnson, E, M.<br />
2036.<br />
Apptd instr English,<br />
Johnson, J. R. S. S. S., 1920. Suppl.<br />
to Heckscher grant No. 157b, 2019.<br />
Salary, 2040.<br />
Johnson, Mable. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2127.<br />
Johnson, S. D. Apptd instr med. Vet.<br />
Coll., 2112.<br />
Johnson, Samuel. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Johnson, Scott. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Johnstone, H. I. Apptd instr arch.,<br />
2055. S. S. S., 2056.<br />
Jonas, Albert. Gift, 1936.<br />
Jonas, A. R.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Jones, E. Apptd mailing clerk Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Jones, Estelle. Apptd home dem.<br />
agent, 2095, 2096.<br />
Jones, H. L. Leave of absence, 1946.<br />
Jones, J. C. Apptd exten. instr home<br />
econ., 2120.<br />
Jones, L-<br />
1913.<br />
K. Salary, 1905. Resigns,<br />
Jones, Sidney. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
XV111<br />
Jones, V. E. Salary, 1903. Resigns,<br />
1926. Apptd asst eng. geology, 2041.<br />
Jordan, R. H. S. S. S., 1990, 1991.<br />
Salary, 2006.<br />
Journal of Clinical Investigation.<br />
propriation, 2062.<br />
Ap<br />
Junkin,<br />
2122.<br />
E. Apptd asst home econ.,<br />
Junkin, W. R,<br />
2035.<br />
Apptd instr economics,<br />
Kagan, M. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Kahle, R. C. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept surgery, 1935.<br />
Kalif,<br />
1926.<br />
George. Apptd instr English,<br />
Kardiner, A. Apptd instr psychiatry,<br />
1942, 2080.<br />
1945.<br />
Resigns as asst physician,<br />
_<br />
Kaufman, Chas. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Kay, H. B. Resigns, 2097.<br />
Keller, R. N. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Kellogg, G, Apptd housekeeper home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Kellogg, P. P. Salary, 1904. Apptd<br />
asst rural ed., 1975, 2146.<br />
2105.<br />
S. S. A.,<br />
Kelly, S. F. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept laryngology and rhinol<br />
ogy, 1930.<br />
Kelsey, L- D. Apptd asst county agent<br />
leader, 2126.<br />
Kendrick, M. S. Salary, 1904. Apptd<br />
asst prof, rural economy, 2131.<br />
Kennard, E.<br />
2056.<br />
H. Salary, 2042. S. S.<br />
Kennedy, Foster. Contribution to Stu<br />
dents'<br />
Loan Fund, 1963.<br />
Kerr,<br />
2139.<br />
M. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Kerr, Sara. Apptd home demonstration<br />
agent, 1914, 2096.<br />
Kertesz, Z. I.<br />
2110.<br />
Apptd asst in research,<br />
Kessel, Marcel. S. S. S., 1990. Apptd<br />
instr English, 2036.<br />
Kidger, Horace. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Kief, R. J. Apptd lecturer institution<br />
management, 1979.<br />
Kimball, T. Apptd truck driver Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Kimball, L. Aoptd instr home econ.,<br />
Kimble, W. B. Apptd foreman plant<br />
breeding, 2142.<br />
King, A. C. Apptd prof, farm practice<br />
and farm superintendence, 2128.<br />
King, J. D. Apptd county agent, 1915,<br />
2107.<br />
King, J. E. J- Apptd instr surgery,<br />
1934.<br />
Kingery, L. B. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept urology, 1935. Apptd asst<br />
surgeon to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Kingsbury, B. F. S. S. B., 1997. Sal<br />
ary, 2045.<br />
Kingsbury, C. D. Resigns, 1915.<br />
Kingsbury, E. Apptd janitor Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.
Kingsbury, O. R. Apptd asst agricul<br />
ture, 2138.<br />
Kirk, J. S. Apptd asst biochemistry,<br />
1926. Apptd instr, 2046.<br />
Kirk, Winifred. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Kirwin, T. J. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Klatskin, G, Refund of deposit, 2062.<br />
Klauder, C. Z. Permission to examine<br />
specifications for women's dormitor<br />
ies, 2014.<br />
Klots, A. B. Apptd asst biology, 1917,<br />
2138.<br />
Klotz, W. C. Apptd asst prof. pub.<br />
health and preventive medicine, 1934.<br />
Klussendorf, R. C. Apptd asst Yet.<br />
Coll., 2112.<br />
Knaysi, G. Apptd instr dairy industry,<br />
2101. Apptd instr dairy bacteriology,<br />
2137.<br />
Kneen, F. P. Apptd asst heat power<br />
eng., 1928.<br />
Knott, T. E- Apptd research asst prof.<br />
veg. gardening, 2102, 2148.<br />
Knowlton, E. E, Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 1981.<br />
Knowlton, Isabel. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept obstetrics and gynecol<br />
ogy, 1933.<br />
Knox, W. C. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960, 1996.<br />
Knudson, Lewis. Leave of absence,<br />
1977. Apptd prof, botany, 2136.<br />
Koch, M. F. Apptd asst botany, 1975,<br />
2136.<br />
Koehler, H. L- Apptd asst home econ.,<br />
2122.<br />
Kohler, Wolfgang. Offered lectureship<br />
in psychology, 1955. Apptd, 1964.<br />
Koerner, Fritz. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Kokoski, F. Apptd asst in research,<br />
2151.<br />
Komaromi, M. Apptd stenogr Sibley<br />
School, 2052.<br />
Korheer, Mrs. J. C. Apptd librarian<br />
civ. eng., 2052.<br />
Kouf, Mrs. E. H. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2143.<br />
Kraetzer, A. F. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
dept dermatology, 1929. Apptd physi<br />
cian to Qlinic, dept dermatology,<br />
1929.<br />
Kramer, F. Apptd toolkeeper mech.<br />
eng., 2052.<br />
Kraus, W. M. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Kreezer, George. S. S. S., 1990. Apptd<br />
instr psychology, 2039.<br />
Krejca, Mrs. F. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2149.<br />
Kroeger, E. R. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Kruger, G, Apptd instr physics, 2043.<br />
Resigns, 2055.<br />
Krum, W. G. Apptd exten. instr poul<br />
try husbandry, 2145.<br />
Kruse, P. T. Heckscher grant No.<br />
182, S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Kubler, E. A. S, S. S., 1990. Apptd<br />
instr German, 2037.<br />
XIX<br />
Kupalov, P. S. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Kurdt, A. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Lacey, G. T. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Ladd, C. E. Apptd Director of Exten<br />
sion, 2116, 2126.<br />
Laidlaw, Archibald. Apptd asst Law<br />
Library, 1927.<br />
Lake, Michael. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
(gastro-enterology), 1931. Apptd sur<br />
geon to Clinic, dept roentgenology,<br />
1934. Apptd instr clin. pathology,<br />
1945, 2073.<br />
Lamb, Muriel. Resigns, 1914. Apptd<br />
home demonstration agent, 1914.<br />
Lambert, Alexander.<br />
med., 1930.<br />
Apptd prof. clin.<br />
LaMont, T. E. Apptd instr farm man<br />
agement, 1918, 2132. Apptd instr<br />
agr. economics, 2101.<br />
Landesman, Harry.<br />
1963.<br />
Apptd anaesthetist,<br />
Landscape Committee. Business re<br />
ferred to, 1952, 2000, Minutes of<br />
proceedings, 2154.<br />
Lane,<br />
2121.<br />
A. Apptd stenogr home econ.,<br />
Lane, C. H. Salary, 1919.<br />
Lane, H. J. Apptd instr math., 1904.<br />
Lane, M. Apptd clerk and stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2131.<br />
Lang.<br />
2100.<br />
A. L. Aoptd asst agronomy,<br />
Lapienski, C. Apptd gardener, 2149.<br />
Laryngology and Rhinology. Appoint<br />
ments, 1930, 2072. Appr., 2072.<br />
Lattin, Berton. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd physician to Clinic, dept<br />
med., 1930; (cardiac), 1932.<br />
Laube, H. D. S. S. L., 2003. Elected<br />
prof, law and sec. of Law School,<br />
2016, 2047.<br />
Laubengayer, A. W. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Laubengayer, R. A. Resigns, 1976,<br />
2101. Salary, 1976. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Apptd instr botany, 2136.<br />
Lauman, G N. Apptd prof, rural econ<br />
omy, 2130.<br />
Laundry. Construction to proceed,<br />
2013, 2015. Plans approved, 2155.<br />
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial<br />
Funds. Budget, 2122.<br />
Law, R. A. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Law Library. Appointments, 1927,<br />
1984, 1995, 2165.<br />
Law, School of. Conference committee,<br />
1946. Gift of M. C. Taylor for new<br />
building, 1961, 1982. Committee on<br />
site, 1961. Site approved, 1969, 1970.<br />
Appointments, 1965, 1984, 2016, 2047.<br />
Appr., 2025, 2047.<br />
Lawrence, L. A. C. E. S. S., 2048.<br />
Lawrence, V. S. Apptd instr math.,<br />
1928, 2042.<br />
Lawson, J. S. Apptd museum prepara<br />
tor Geneva Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Lav, L- C. Apptd instr industrial en<br />
gineering, 1928, 1950. Salary, 1996.<br />
Leach, H. P. Apptd stockman, 2134.
Leaves of Absence: Bates, E. A., 1926<br />
Bosworth, F. H., 1985. Botsford, H<br />
E., 2102. Bradley, J. C, 1918. Bretz<br />
J. P., 1985. Briggs, T. R., 2006<br />
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F. O., 1944. Erway, D. H.<br />
Farnham, W. H., 1985. Far<br />
rand, L-, 1908, 1957. Fitch, R. L-<br />
1946. Fitzpatrick, H. M., 2102. Gar<br />
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2003. Gibson, A. W., 1937. Guise<br />
C. H., 2102. Gwin, Alva, 2003<br />
Haight, H. H., 2092. Hammond, W<br />
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Johnson, E, B., 1926. Jones, H. L.<br />
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Warren, G. F.<br />
1976. Wessels, P. H., 1977. Whetzel,<br />
H. H., 1918.<br />
Lectureship and Special Funds. 2024, 2027.<br />
Appr.,<br />
Lee, A. S. Apptd gardener, 2149.<br />
Lee, B. J. Apptd prof. clin. surgery,<br />
surgeon Gen.<br />
1934. Apptd attending<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Lee, M. A. Admitted to benefits of<br />
Wm. H. Sage pension fund, 1985.<br />
Salary, 2050.<br />
LeFeber, A. N. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Lefevre, G. W. Bequest for scholar<br />
ships, 1936. Settlement with heirs<br />
referred to J. DuP. White, 1967. Re<br />
port of settlement, 2059.<br />
Legislative Appropriations. Requests<br />
for 1929-30, 1920, 1946.<br />
Leister, C. W. Salary, 1904. Apptd<br />
instr ornithology, 19l8, 2138.<br />
Leland, E. W. Apptd experimentalist<br />
agronomy, 2133.<br />
Leland, Lillian. Apptd supervisor peri<br />
odicals Library, 2032.<br />
Lennox, J. A. Apptd county club agent,<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Lenox, Mrs. T. Apptd helper home<br />
econ., 2122.<br />
Lenrow, B. Resigns, 1904, 1926.<br />
Leonard, Mrs. M. Apptd stenogr to<br />
Bureau of Public Information, 2053.<br />
Leonard, N. Apptd asst editor, 2116,<br />
2126.<br />
Leonard, W. R. S. S. S., 1996. Apptd<br />
instr economics, 2035.<br />
Leske, L. Apptd instr home econ.,<br />
2118.<br />
XX<br />
Lichtenstein, J. V. Apptd asst physi<br />
cian to Clinic, dept dermatology, 1929.<br />
Liddell, H. S. Heckscher grant No.<br />
176, 1906. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
No. 176, 1959, 2165.<br />
Limnology. Appointments, 1918.<br />
Lincoln, P. M. Leave of absence, 1985.<br />
Lindsay, J. R. Apptd instr English,<br />
2036.<br />
Lindsey, A. B. Apptd asst botany,<br />
2136.<br />
Literature, Comparative Study of.<br />
' Appr., 2024, 2038.<br />
Little, H. B. Apptd county agent,<br />
1915, 2107.<br />
Little, W. A. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Livermore, J. R. Apptd research instr<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Lloyd Tracts. Committee, 1987.<br />
Loewy Collection. Sale of masonic<br />
material, 1906.<br />
Lonergan, M. J. Apptd instr psychia<br />
try, 1943, 2080.<br />
Long, W. H. Apptd instr agr. econom<br />
ics, 2101.<br />
Long Bell Bonds, 1993.<br />
Long Island Vegetable Research Farm.<br />
Appointments and appr., 2149, 2151.<br />
Longley, L- E. Resigns, 2101.<br />
Lorentz, M. C. Apptd cataloguer Li<br />
brary, 2032.<br />
Love, H, h. Leave of absence, 1977.<br />
Apptd prof, plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Lovelace, F. E. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1926.<br />
Loveless, Mrs. E. Apptd asst Library,<br />
2032.<br />
Lowenstein, L- L. Apptd instr math.,<br />
2042.<br />
Luckett, J. D. Apptd editor Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150. Appr., 2153.<br />
Ludlow, G. C. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept pediatrics, 1934.<br />
Lusk, G. Appr. for research, 2158.<br />
Lynch, Helen. Apptd sec. civ. eng.,<br />
2052.<br />
Lyon, C. Apptd technician agronomy,<br />
2133.<br />
Lyon, L. L- Apptd prof, soil technol<br />
ogy, 2133.<br />
McAllister, J. J. Apptd instr plant<br />
breeding, 1976.<br />
McAllister, M. H. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2143.<br />
MacArthur, E- H. Title changed to<br />
asst prof. 2097. S. S. H. E., 2105.<br />
Apptd asst prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
McArthur, M. J. Apptd asst household<br />
management, 2095.<br />
McAuliffe, G. B. Apptd asst prof. clin.<br />
surgery, dept otology, 1933, 2076.<br />
Apptd chief of Clinic, dept otology,<br />
1933. Apptd acting head dept otol<br />
ogy, 1946, 2076.<br />
McAuliffe, G. W. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept otology, 1933. Apptd sur<br />
geon to Clinic dept otology, 1933.<br />
McAuliffe, V. J. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept urology, 1935. Re<br />
signs, 1945.
Leslie, Eugenie. Salary, 2070.<br />
LEsperance, E. S. Apptd serologist<br />
1963. Salary, 2077. Apptd asst prof<br />
pathology, 2677.<br />
Levering, S. R. Apptd stenogr Agr,<br />
Coll., 2144.<br />
Levine, L. I. Apptd instr clin. med.<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Levine, S. Z. Apptd associate pedia<br />
tries, 1935. Salary, 2078. Appr. for<br />
research, 2158.<br />
Lewis, A. W. Apptd asst chemistry<br />
1927.<br />
Lewis, D. L. Apptd asst mil. science<br />
1960.<br />
Lewis, H. P. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Lewis, R. D. Apptd exten. asst prof<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Library. Appr., 2024, 2032. Appoint<br />
ments, 2032, 2056. Committee oi<br />
administration, 2166. Sale of ma<br />
s.nic material from Loewy collec<br />
tion, 1906.<br />
Library Council. Election of faculty<br />
McBride, K.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent<br />
McCallan, S. E. A. Apptd potato in<br />
spector, 1916. Resigns, 2101.<br />
McCandlish, H. G. Salary, 2076.<br />
McCarthy, D. D. Apptd instr elec<br />
eng., 2051.<br />
McCartney, I. H. Apptd<br />
asst'<br />
home<br />
economics, 1979, 2095.<br />
McCartney, J. Apptd helper poultry<br />
husbandry, 2145.<br />
McCauliff, E. F, Resigns, 1973. Apptd<br />
asst county agent, 1974.<br />
McCay, C. M. Apptd asst prof, animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
McClellan, A. M. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
McClellan, P. P. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
McClellan, W. S. Apptd instr med.,<br />
1930.<br />
McClintock, Barbara. Salary, 1976.<br />
Apptd instr botany, 2136.<br />
McClintock, W. G. Salary, 2054.<br />
McCollum, T. P. Appointed asst in re<br />
search, 1912.<br />
McCorkle, H. K. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
McCormick, C. T. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
McCurdy, J. C.<br />
2147.<br />
Apptd prof, rural eng.,<br />
MacDaniels, L. H. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Apptd prof, pomology, 2144.<br />
McDermond, Bess. Resigns, 1914.<br />
McDermott, G. R. Appl. for Carnegie<br />
pension, 2002. Granted, 2017. Apptd<br />
p-of. structural design, emeritus,<br />
2159.<br />
McDivitt, E. L. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Coll., 2126.<br />
MacDonald, J. O. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept laryngology and rhin<br />
ology, 1930. Apptd asst clin. sur<br />
gery, dept laryngology and rhinology,<br />
2072.<br />
McDonald, W. F, Apptd instr classics,<br />
2035. .,<br />
McFadden, H. D.<br />
,<br />
Payment on gift for<br />
War Memorial, 1967.<br />
XXI<br />
McFeeters, M. C. Resigns, 1975.<br />
McGaffin, C. G. Apptd instr psychia<br />
try, 1943.<br />
McGraime, Wm. Apptd President's and<br />
Comptroller's messenger, 2054.<br />
McGrath, J. F. Apptd instr obstetrics<br />
and gynecology, 1932. Apptd chief<br />
of Clinic, dept obstetrics and gyne<br />
cology, 1932.<br />
McGuigan, M. Apptd stenogr Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Machine Design. Appointments, 2049.<br />
Machine Drawing. Appointments, 2049.<br />
Mcllroy, Mrs. C. B. Apptd director of<br />
shop, 2118.<br />
McKay, J. D. Invited to be asst to<br />
Prof. G. P. Thomson, 2058.<br />
Mackay Companies Pfd Stock, 1909.<br />
McKenzie, A. A. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2109.<br />
McKeon, R. Nominated prof, ancient<br />
and mediaeval philosophy, 1998.<br />
Mackey, C. O. Apptd asst prof, heatpower<br />
eng., 2049.<br />
MrLallen, L. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2137.<br />
McMaster, M. A. Apptd instr floricul<br />
ture and orn. hort., 2101, 2140.<br />
McMullen Scholarships, 2057.<br />
McXatt, E. B. Apptd instr enconomics,<br />
2035.<br />
Magner, Winifred. Resigns, 1978.<br />
Apptd home demonstration agent,<br />
1979.<br />
Mahoney, Earl. Apptd student asst<br />
Geneva Exper. Station, 1912.<br />
Maintenance of Physical Plant.<br />
2024, 2030.<br />
Appr.,<br />
Malone, M. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2136.<br />
Malone, V. M. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2126.<br />
Mann, A. R. Appointed Director C. U.<br />
Agr. Exp. Station, 1925. Dean Agr.<br />
Coll. and Director Exp. Stations,<br />
2116, 2124. Business referred to,<br />
1957, 1978. Salary, 2033.<br />
Mann, E. R. Apptd asst physics, 1927,<br />
2043. Salary, 1996. Apptd instr<br />
physics, 2056.<br />
Manning, A. I. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2135.<br />
Manning, J. S. Resigns, 1907.<br />
Mansfield, H. L. Apptd instr pathol<br />
ogy and bacteriology, 1912. Apptd<br />
instr pathology Vet. Coll., 2112.<br />
Manus, M. W. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2126.<br />
Mapes, E. A. Apptd clerk publications,<br />
2116, 2127.<br />
Mapes, L. Apptd statistical clerk, 2132.<br />
Marble, D. Apptd instr poultry hus<br />
bandry, 2145.<br />
Marchant, T. H. Salary, 1996. Apptd<br />
asst physics, 2043.<br />
Marine, L. S. S. H. E-, 2105.<br />
Marine Biol. Lab., Woods Hole. Appr.,<br />
2034, 2063.<br />
Markell, L. M. Apptd sec. to Dean of<br />
Coll. Engineering, 2047.<br />
Marketing. Appointments, 1918. _<br />
Marquardt, T. C. Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 2151.
Marquith, Leo. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic dept urology, 1935.<br />
Marsh, F. B. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Marsh, Lena. Apptd librarian Sibley<br />
School, 2052.<br />
Marshak, A. G. Apptd potato inspec<br />
tor, 1916.<br />
Marshall, J. C. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Martin, H. E. Resigns, 1907. Apptd<br />
asst surgeon Gen. Memorial Hospital<br />
1962.<br />
Martin, J. A. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.<br />
2147.<br />
Martin, Kirby, A. Apptd instr clin<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931. Salary, 2062<br />
Apptd instr med., 2072.<br />
Mason, C. W. S. S. S., 1990. Salary<br />
2040.<br />
Mason, J. F. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Massey, L. M. Apptd prof, plant path<br />
ology, 2143.<br />
Masten, E. C. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
1915, 1974, 2098. Apptd county<br />
agent, 1916, 2098, 2107. Resigns,<br />
2098.<br />
Master, A. M. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (electrocardiography), 1932.<br />
Masterman, Mrs. N. K. Apptd exten.<br />
instr home econ., 2120.<br />
Materia Medica and Small Animal Clin<br />
ic. Appointments, 1995, 2111. Appr.,<br />
2111.<br />
Mathematics. Appointments, 1904,<br />
1928, 2042, 2164. Appr., 2025, 2042.<br />
Mather, Mrs. Mercie. Apptd stenogr<br />
Library, 2032.<br />
Matheson, Robert. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Apptd prof. econ. entomology, 2138.<br />
Maughan, G. H. Heckscher grant No.<br />
175, 1906.<br />
Maughan, O. H. Apptd asst meteorol<br />
ogy, 2133.<br />
Maurer, J. Apor. for summer work,<br />
2094. Apptd instr surgery Vet. Coll.,<br />
2113.<br />
Maynard, L. A. Apptd prof, animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Mead, A. H. Apptd county<br />
club agent,<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Mead, C. G. Apptd proctor, 2003.<br />
Mead, Gordon. Agreement for use of<br />
land, 1981.<br />
Mechanic Arts. Appointments, 2050.<br />
Mechanics. Appointments, 2050.<br />
Medical College, Ithaca. Conference<br />
committee, 1946. Appr., 2025, 2046.<br />
Appointments, 2045.<br />
Medical College, New York. Appoint<br />
ments, 1908, 1929-1935, 1942-1943,<br />
1945-1946. Balances of special funds<br />
reserved, 1941. Reappropriations,<br />
1941. Alterations in buildings, 1942.<br />
Scholarships granted, 1942. Appr. for<br />
additional Porter, 1963. Appr. for<br />
Library, 1963. Disposal of surplus<br />
books and journals in Library, 2009.<br />
Prolongation of course of student as<br />
sistants, 2009. Preparation of budget,<br />
2011. Time of occupation of new<br />
buildings, 2012. Report on financial<br />
condition, 2020. Budget approved by<br />
XX11<br />
Council, 2061. Budget approved by<br />
Board, 2158. Budget as approved,<br />
2064-2084. Estimated income, 2064.<br />
Gifts, 2064. Total budgets, 2065.<br />
Administration budgets, 2065-2068.<br />
Departmental budgets, 2068-2084. Re<br />
search Fund: Budget, 2158.<br />
Medical College Council. Minutes of<br />
proceedings, 1941, 1962, 2009, 2061.<br />
Actions ratified, 1944, 1954, 1966,<br />
1982, 2015, 2158. Membership, 1954,<br />
1962.<br />
Medicine. Appointments, 1930, 1942,<br />
1945, 1946, 2072. Appr., 2072. Sum<br />
mary, 2075.<br />
Medicine and Ambulatory Clinic Vet.<br />
Coll. Appointments and appr., 2112.<br />
Meek, H. B. Leave of absence, 1979.<br />
Apptd prof, hotel management, 2120.<br />
Meek, Mrs. H. B. Resigns from S. S.<br />
A., 1919.<br />
Megathlin, G. R. Resigns, 1903.<br />
Apptd instr geology, 2041.<br />
Mekeel, Mary. Apptd asst zoology,<br />
2043.<br />
Melville Shoe Pfd. Stock, 1908.<br />
Melvin, B. L. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
acting prof, rural social organization,<br />
2148.<br />
Memorial Tablets. N. Y. State Vet.<br />
Med. Soc, 1906. Sweet professor<br />
ship, 2059.<br />
Mensching, J. E. Resigns, 2109.<br />
Mereness, E. H. Apptd exten. instr<br />
farm management, 1918, 1976. Re<br />
signs, 1976.<br />
Merian, Mrs. T. Apptd stenogr Agr,<br />
Coll., 2143.<br />
Merkle, F. G. Apptd asst agronomy,<br />
1917.<br />
Merrill, A. L- Apptd asst home econ.,<br />
1915.<br />
Merrill, E. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Merrill, E. D. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Merrill, T. Apptd attendant Vet. Coll.,<br />
2111.<br />
Merritt, E. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
Xo. 140, 1938, 2019. Suppl. to Heck<br />
scher grant 157c, 2019.<br />
Meserve, W. E. Aoptd instr elec. eng.,<br />
2051.<br />
Messer, C. L. Apptd county agent,<br />
2106.<br />
Meteorology. Discontinued as a depart<br />
ment, 2103.<br />
Metzger, H. J. Aoptd exten. asst prof.<br />
animal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Middaugh, W, S. Apptd asst business<br />
management, 2131.<br />
Middle West Utilities Stock, 1992.<br />
Midjo, C. M. S. Salary, 2033.<br />
Mihalko, R. B. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Milans, R. S. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960. Apptd asst hotel eng., 1979.<br />
Milford, E. L. Apptd asst bacteriology<br />
and immunology, 1929.<br />
Milhan, M. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2096.
Military Science. Appointments, 1932,<br />
1960, 1996, 2044. Appr., 2025, 2044.<br />
Communication concerning new artil<br />
lery stables and riding shed, 1972.<br />
Milks, H. J. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2094. Prof, and supt small animal<br />
clinic, 2111.<br />
Miller,<br />
1926.<br />
A. R. Apptd asst physiology,<br />
Miller, F. H. Gifts, 2022, 2092.<br />
Miller, T. E. Apptd asst engineer<br />
Office, 2054.<br />
Miller, Lucy. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Miller,<br />
'2126.<br />
M. Apptd accountant exten.,<br />
Miller, S. Apptd statistical clerk, 2131.<br />
Milliser, R. Apptd asst anatomy, 1927.<br />
Apptd instr hygiene, 2045.<br />
Mills, H. S. Salary, 1918. Resigns,<br />
2101.<br />
Mills, W. D. Salary, 1918. Apptd ex<br />
ten. instr plant pathology, 2143.<br />
Millward, L. G, Apptd asst geology,<br />
1927, 2041.<br />
Mineralogy. Appointments, 1903.<br />
Mingins, C. R. Apptd asst physics,<br />
1995. Apptd instr physics, 2043.<br />
Minns, L. A. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
instr floriculture, 2140.<br />
Miscall, J. Apptd instr chemistry, 2040.<br />
Miscellaneous Operating Expenses.<br />
Appr., 2024, 2031.<br />
Misner, E. G. Apptd prof, farm man<br />
agement, 2130.<br />
Missouri,<br />
1950.<br />
Kansas and Texas Bonds,<br />
Missouri-Pacific Bonds, 2023.<br />
Mitchell, C. Apptd gardener, 2149.<br />
Mitchell, I.<br />
2131.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Mitchell, L. A. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll.. 2127.<br />
Mitchell, Wendell. Apptd asst physi<br />
cian to Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Moe, T. L. Apptd Coll.,"<br />
2129.<br />
repairman Agr.<br />
Moeder, W. D.<br />
1928, 2051.<br />
Apptd instr elec. eng.,<br />
Mohr, C. Apptd florist Geneva Exp.<br />
Station, 2151.<br />
Monroe, Mrs. B. W. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2126.<br />
Monroe, B.<br />
ary, 2006.<br />
S. S. S. S., 1990. Sal<br />
Monsch, M.<br />
2118.<br />
Apptd prof, home econ.,<br />
Montgomery, R. E. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Moore, C. B. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Moore, Dewitt.<br />
land, 1981.<br />
Agreement for use of<br />
Moore, Dorthea.<br />
2078.<br />
Apptd asst pediatrics,<br />
Moore, M. G.<br />
2151.<br />
Apptd asst in research,<br />
Moore, V A. Retirement, 1965. Appl.<br />
for Carnegie pension, 1965. Report<br />
on Vet. Coll., 2092. Expression of<br />
appreciation, 2092. Apptd prof, of<br />
comparative and veterinary pathology<br />
and bacteriology and of meat inspec<br />
XX111<br />
tion and dean of Vet. Coll., emeritus,<br />
2159. Granted retiring allowance by<br />
C. U., 2159.<br />
Mordoff, R .A. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, meteorology, 2133.<br />
Moree,<br />
1996.<br />
R. W. Apptd asst geology,<br />
Moreland,<br />
1975.<br />
C. F. Apptd asst botany,<br />
Morey, D. R. Apptd asst physics, 1927.<br />
Morgenthau, Mrs. Henry, Sr. Gift for<br />
fellowship in home economics,<br />
Morin, G. Apptd exten. asst<br />
home econ., 2119.<br />
1964.<br />
prof.<br />
Morovec, A.<br />
2116, 2127.<br />
Apptd clerk publications,<br />
Morris, F. B. Resigns, 1973. Apptd<br />
asst county agent leader, 1974, 2126.<br />
Morris, J. H. Apptd asst surgical re<br />
search, 1934.<br />
Morrison, F. B. Leave of absence,<br />
1904. Xominated prof, animal hus<br />
bandry and head of dept., 1913. Ap<br />
pointed, 1925, 2134. Salary, 1925.<br />
Resigns as Director of Exp. Stations,<br />
1925.<br />
1997.<br />
Assignment of Bristol lease,<br />
Morrow, H. E. Death, 2166.<br />
Morse, C.<br />
2040.<br />
W., S. S. S., 2003. Salary,<br />
Morse, F. L. Proposal to furnish elec<br />
tric power, 1939. Question of Uni<br />
versity's rights in Fall Creek, 1952.<br />
Morse,<br />
2107.<br />
H. C. Apptd county agent,<br />
Mortgages, Guaranteed, 1950.<br />
Morton, C. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
heme econ., 2120.<br />
Moths and Insects Investigation.<br />
pointments and appr., 2152.<br />
Ap<br />
Mouat, H. R. Apptd asst histology and<br />
embryology, 1926. Resigns, 1984.<br />
Muchmore, G. B.<br />
ary, 2039.<br />
S. S. S., 1990. Sal<br />
Muckle,<br />
2107.<br />
L. A. Apptd county agent,<br />
Mueller, D. W. Apptd asst physics,<br />
1927, 2056.<br />
Muenscher, W. C. Salary, 1904. S. S.<br />
A., 2105. Apptd asst prof. econ.<br />
botany, 2136.<br />
Mulcahy, T. A. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept laryngology and rhinology,<br />
1930. Apptd surgeon to Clinic, dept<br />
laryngology and rhinology, 1930.<br />
Muller, A. S. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Muller,<br />
2036.<br />
H. J. Apptd instr English,<br />
Mundinger, F. G. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2152.<br />
Mundv, A.<br />
2129.<br />
Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
Mundv, F.<br />
1947.<br />
Trustee of Oliphant estate,<br />
Munn, M. T.<br />
2150.<br />
Aoptd chief in research,<br />
Murdock, C. C. S. S. S., 1990. Suppl.<br />
to Heckscher grant Xo. 156, 2019.<br />
Salary, 2042.<br />
Murphy, A.<br />
signs, 2006.<br />
E. S. S. S., 1990. Re
,<br />
Murphy, E. J. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept obstetrics and gynecol<br />
ogy, 1933.<br />
Murray, J. I. Apptd carpenter civ.<br />
eng., 2052.<br />
Murray, K. A. H. Apptd instr agr.<br />
econ., 1976.<br />
Murray, M. Apptd lab. helper Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Murray, M. J. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
instr chemistry, 2040.<br />
Apptd<br />
Murray,<br />
2106.<br />
T. C. Apptd county agent,<br />
Music Building. Site and plan,<br />
1971. Committee, 2156.<br />
1970,<br />
Music Department. Development, 1987,<br />
2160. Use of Scorpion House, 2013,<br />
2016. Appointments, 2016, 2038.<br />
Appr., 2024, 2038.<br />
Muskat,<br />
1918.<br />
C. J. Apptd instr rural ed.,<br />
Musser, G. D. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2108.<br />
Musto, Mrs. H. B. Apptd stenogr<br />
home econ., 2121.<br />
Myerhoff, H. A. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Myers, C. H. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
prof, plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Myers, R. P. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Mvers, W. I.<br />
2130.<br />
Apptd prof, farm finance<br />
Nafe, R. W. Apptd research asst prof<br />
rural social organization, 2148.<br />
Nance,<br />
2096.<br />
E. Apptd home dem. agent<br />
Nassau County Farm Bureau.<br />
ship, 2102.<br />
Fellow<br />
Nebel, B. R. Apptd Assoc, in Re<br />
search, 2110, 2150.<br />
Needham, J. G. Apptd prof, entomol<br />
ogv and limnology, 2138.<br />
Needham, P. R.<br />
1918.<br />
Apptd instr limnology<br />
Needham, W. R. Apotd asst hotel ad<br />
ministration, 1915, 2095.<br />
Neff, M. Resigns, 2094.<br />
Neigh, A. W. Apptd engineer mech<br />
eng., 2050.<br />
Nelson, B. T. Resigns, 2100. Apptd<br />
asst rural education, 2100.<br />
Nelson,<br />
2043.<br />
H. R. Apptd instr physics<br />
Nelson, J. H. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Nelson, M. G. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Neumann, T. W. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Neurology. Appointments, 1932, 1945,<br />
1963, 2075. Appr., 2075.<br />
Neuwelt, L- Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Newhall, A. G. Aoptd research asst<br />
prof, plant pathology, 2102, 2143.<br />
Newman, A. B. Apptd attendant Vet.<br />
Exper. Station, 2113.<br />
Newman, E.<br />
2133.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Newman, L. A. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2135.<br />
Newman, M. S. Apptd sec. Coll. of<br />
Engineering, 2047.<br />
Newman, R. Apptd teamster Vet.<br />
Exper. Station, 2113.<br />
XXIV<br />
Newton, E. B. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
Med. Coll., N. Y., 1945. Apptd instr,<br />
2071.<br />
Newton, F. Apptd mechanic Agr.<br />
Coll., 2128.<br />
Newton, F. E. Retirement, 1913.<br />
Newton, M. C. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Newton, P. J. Resigns, 1917.<br />
New York Central Railroad Stock,<br />
1908, 1992.<br />
New York Holstein-Friesian Associa<br />
tion. Resolution regarding Veterin<br />
ary College, 1979.<br />
New York Hospital. Appointments<br />
and appr., 2073.<br />
New York State Agr., Exper. Station.<br />
See Geneva Exper. Station.<br />
Xew York State Conservation Commis<br />
sion. Co-operation with C. U. in<br />
fisheries researches, 2103,<br />
New York State Vet. Med. Society.<br />
Memorial tablet, 1906.<br />
Nichols, E- Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Nichols, E- L. Site of residence to be<br />
secured for new Law School, 1970,<br />
1971, 1983. Suopl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 157c, 2019.<br />
Nichols, M. L. Leave of absence,<br />
1956, 2040. S. S. S., 1990. Resigns<br />
from S. S. S., 2003.<br />
Nichols, R. E. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Niedick, H. E. Apptd repairman Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Niles, H. D. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept dermatology, 1929.<br />
Niles, W. L. Apptd prof. clin. med.,<br />
1930.<br />
Nobel, I. L. Apptd helper Agr. Coll.,<br />
2130.<br />
Nolan, A. C. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
rural ed., 2146.<br />
Nolan, C. Apptd stenogr mil. science,<br />
2044.<br />
Noll, J. Aoptd student asst physiology,<br />
1935.<br />
Nonidez, J. F. Fees received, 1964.<br />
Salary, 2069.<br />
Norris, L. C. Apptd research asst prof.<br />
poultry husbandry, 2145.<br />
North American Match Corp. Stock,<br />
1950.<br />
Northrop, M. G. Apptd instr elec. eng.,<br />
2051.<br />
Northup, C. S. Request for attic room<br />
in Goldwin Smith Hall, 1952. S. S.<br />
S., 1990.<br />
Norton, E- C. Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Noyes, LaVerne, Estate of. Scholar<br />
ships, 1907.<br />
Nuttall, T. Apptd attendant farriery,<br />
2114.<br />
N. V. Potash My. Fellowship, 1919.<br />
Nye, C. S. S. S., 2006. Apptd exten.<br />
prof, home econ., 2119.<br />
Nye, G .H. S. S. S., 2003. Apptd<br />
warden, 2052.<br />
Oaks, W. F. Apptd watchman Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.
Oast, S. P. Apptd instr clin. surgery,<br />
dept ophthalmology, 1933. Apptd<br />
chief<br />
1933.<br />
01 Clinic, dept ophthalmology,<br />
Obstetrics and Gynecology. Appoint<br />
ments, 1932, 2075. Appr., 2076.<br />
O'Connell, W. C. Apptd instr and asst<br />
physical education, 2044.<br />
Ogden, A. T.<br />
Ogden, R. M.<br />
Lease of land, 1981.<br />
S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Ogilvie Flour Mills Bonds, 1992.<br />
Ogle, R. C. Apptd exten. instr poul<br />
try husbandry, 2145.<br />
Olafson, P.<br />
2112.<br />
Prof, pathology Vet. Coll.,<br />
Olcott, C. T. Apptd instr surgical<br />
pathology, 1934.<br />
O'Leary, P. M. Apptd asst prof, eco<br />
nomics, 2035.<br />
Oliphant, J. N.<br />
1947.<br />
Trustee of estate of,<br />
Oliver, B. J. Apptd helper poultry<br />
husbandry, 2145.<br />
Oliver<br />
2023.<br />
Farm Equipment Pfd Stock,<br />
Olsen, C. F. Apptd asst forestry, 2141.<br />
Olsen,<br />
2096.<br />
E. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
O'Neill, M. Apptd janitor and audi<br />
torium caretaker, 2129.<br />
O'Neill, P. F. Apptd poultryman, 2109,<br />
2151. Appr., 2153.<br />
Operation Loss to be set up as Deficit,<br />
2001.<br />
Ophthalmology.<br />
2076.<br />
Appointments, 1933,<br />
Ornamental Horticulture. Appoint<br />
ments, 1917,<br />
Appr., 2140.<br />
1920, 1959, 1984, 2140.<br />
Ornithology. Appointments, 1918, 2100.<br />
O'Rourke, C. E. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
asst prof. civ. eng., 2048.<br />
2056.<br />
Apptd<br />
Salary,<br />
Orthopedic<br />
1933, 2076.<br />
Surgery. Appointments,<br />
Ortner, H. P. Apptd instr physical<br />
education, 2044.<br />
Osborne, F. J. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept dermatology, 1929. Apptd<br />
surgeon to Clinic, dept roentgenology,<br />
1934.<br />
Oscamp, J.<br />
ogy, 2144.<br />
Apptd exten. prof, pomol<br />
Osgood, W. R. Resigns, 1965.<br />
Osterberg, F. Salary, 2071.<br />
Otis, J. C. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Otology.<br />
2076.<br />
Appointments, 1933, 1946,<br />
Overacker, G.<br />
2129.<br />
Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
Page, H. L. Apptd asst county agent,<br />
1974, 2108. Apptd county agent,<br />
2098. Salary, 2099.<br />
Paige, E. R. Salary, 1944, 2051.<br />
Paine, E.<br />
2038.<br />
T. Apptd instr philosophy,<br />
Paine, Helen M. Aoptd home demon<br />
stration agent, 1914, 2095, 2096.<br />
Paine, K. E- Apptd county agent,<br />
2106.<br />
Palmer,<br />
Arthur. Apptd chief of Clinic,<br />
dept laryngology and rhinology, 1930.<br />
XXV<br />
Palmer, Douglas. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (gastro-enterology), 1931.<br />
Apptd physician, 1945. Apptd asst<br />
radiologist to Clinic, dept radiology,<br />
1946.<br />
Palmer, E. L. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Palmer, J. B. S. S. A., 2106.<br />
Palmer, R. G. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Palmolive Peet Pfd Stock, 1909.<br />
Papez, J. W. Salary, 2045.<br />
Papish, J. S. S. S., 1996. Elected<br />
prof, chemistry, 2016. Suppl. to<br />
Heckscher grant No. 160, 2019. Heck<br />
scher grant No. 181, 2019.<br />
Paradiso, L. J, Apptd instr math.,<br />
2042.<br />
Parker, G. W. Title changed to Bur<br />
sar, 2103, 2116, 2128.<br />
Parker, J. W. Elected alumni trustee,<br />
2157.<br />
Parker, K. G. Apptd instr plant path<br />
ology, 2101.<br />
Parking Space around Bailey Hall,<br />
1972, 2013, 2015. East of Central<br />
Avenue, 2154.<br />
Parrott, M. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2095, 2096.<br />
Parrott, P. J. Apptd Vice-Director and<br />
Chief in Research Geneva Exper.<br />
Station, 2109, 2150. Appr., 2153.<br />
Parson, J. T. Appr., 1965. Salary,<br />
2048.<br />
Parsons, D. W. Apptd asst rural ed.,<br />
1975.<br />
Passmore, L. K. Gift to John Faxon<br />
Passmore Memorial Fund, 1964.<br />
Patch, S. C. Aoptd mechanician mech.<br />
eng., 2050.<br />
Pate, V. S. L. Apptd asst entomology,<br />
2101.<br />
Pathology. Appointments, 1934, 1942,<br />
1945, 1963, 2077. Appr., 1943, 2077.<br />
Pathology and Bacteriology, Vet. Coll.<br />
Appointments. 1912, 2112. Appr.,<br />
2112.<br />
Patnode, W. I. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1927.<br />
Patterer, Jos. Apptd asst floriculture,<br />
1917. Apptd asst orn. horticulture,<br />
2140.<br />
Patterson, C. H. Apptd foreman me<br />
chanic arts, 2050.<br />
Patterson, J. H. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
Patterson, R. H. Apptd chief of Clinic,<br />
dept surgery, 1935.<br />
Paulas, A. J. Apptd asst rural ed.,<br />
2101.<br />
Pauli, W. Apptd biophysicist, 1963.<br />
Payne, R. Apptd asst plant path<br />
ology, 2100, 2143.<br />
Peabody, G. E. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst prof, extension teaching, 2126.<br />
Peacock, Mrs. I. B. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Coll., 2145.<br />
Pearson, C. Apptd asst agronomy,<br />
2133. Apptd asst soil surveyor, 2133.<br />
Pearson, F. A. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, marketing, 2130.
Pease, R. W. Apptd county agent<br />
1974, 2107.<br />
Peck,<br />
1995.<br />
E. D. Apptd asst Vet. Coll.<br />
Peck, G. W.<br />
ology, 2144.<br />
Apptd exten. prof, pom<br />
Pedersen, C. S. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2150.<br />
Pediatrics. Appointments, 1934, 1935<br />
1945, 2078. Appr., 2078.<br />
Pelmont, A. P.<br />
2039.<br />
S. S. S., 1990. Salarv<br />
Pendleton, C. M.<br />
2048.<br />
Apptd instr civ. eng.<br />
Penney, F. F. Apptd asst American<br />
history, 2056,<br />
Penniman, G. G. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Pension System for LTniversity, 2002<br />
For<br />
2103.<br />
State College employees, 209<br />
Perry, J. E. C, E. S. S., 2048.<br />
Perry, Mrs. M.<br />
Coll., 2142.<br />
V. Apptd clerk Agr<br />
Personius, S. L. Apptd janitor Agr<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Pertsch, J. G. Death, 1925. Resolu<br />
tions on his death, 1956.<br />
Pertsch, Mrs. T. G. Appr., 1925.<br />
Peters, J. A. Salary, 2054.<br />
Peters, Mrs. M. L, W. Bequest for<br />
cancer research, 2059.<br />
Petersen, Elma. Apptd clerk Geneva<br />
Exper. Station, 1912, 2150.<br />
Petry, L. C. S. S. B.. 1997. Suppl.<br />
to Heckscher grant No. Ill, 2020.<br />
Apptd prof, botanv, 2136.<br />
Petry, R. A. Apptd asst botany, 2136.<br />
Pfund, M. C. Title changed to asst<br />
prof., 2097.<br />
econ., 2118.<br />
Apptd asst prof, home<br />
Pharmacology. Appointments and appr.,<br />
2079.<br />
Phelps, A. E. Apptd anaesthetist, 1963.<br />
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Property<br />
on Thurston avenue purchased, 1967.<br />
Philadelphia Co. Pfd Stock, 1993.<br />
Philip, Herman. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
(gastroenterology), 1931.<br />
Phillips, E. F.<br />
2138.<br />
Apptd prof, apiculture,<br />
Phillips, P. L. Tuition, 2062.<br />
Philosophical Review. Appr., 2038.<br />
Philosophy. Appointments, 1928, 2038.<br />
Appr., 2024, 2038.<br />
Philosophy of<br />
2164.<br />
Religion. Appointments,<br />
Phipps,<br />
1975.<br />
W. M. Apptd chem. analyst,<br />
Physical Education. Appr., 2025, 2044.<br />
Appointments, 2044.<br />
Physics. Appointments, 1927, 1928,<br />
1956, 1984, 1995, 1996, 2042, 2056.<br />
Appr., 2025, 2043. Loan of instru<br />
ments to Henry Ford, 2058.<br />
Physiology. Appointments, 1926, 1935,<br />
2046, 2079. Appr., 2079.<br />
Physiology, Vet. Coll. Appointments<br />
and appr., 2113.<br />
Pierce, Butler & Pierce Bonds, 1992.<br />
Plant Breeding. Appointments, 1976,<br />
2142. Appr., 2142.<br />
XXVI<br />
Plant Industry Building. Earth for<br />
back fill, 1951.<br />
Plant Pathology. Appointments, 1916,<br />
1917, 1975, 2100, 2101, 2102, 2143.<br />
Appr., 2143. Appr., 2143. Special<br />
state appropriations, 2143.<br />
Platenius, H.<br />
ing, 2148.<br />
Apptd asst veg. garden<br />
Piatt, Anna. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931; dept pub. health and<br />
preventive med., 1934.<br />
Plaut, A. Salary, 2076.<br />
Plice, M. J.<br />
agronomy,<br />
Resigns, 1917.<br />
1917. Apptd<br />
Apptd asst<br />
asst forest<br />
soils, 2133.<br />
Plummer, X. Apptd instr med., 1942.<br />
Apptd bacteriologist<br />
2074.<br />
and instr med.,<br />
Pollack. H. Apptd student asst physiol<br />
ogy, 1935.<br />
Pollard,<br />
2107.<br />
R. F. Apptd county agent,<br />
Pomeroy, A.<br />
2099, 2109.<br />
Apotd county club, agent,<br />
Pomology. Appointments, 1917, 1975,<br />
2144. Appr., 2144.<br />
Pond, C. V. R. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Pond, M. A. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Pope, P. R. S. S. S., 1990. Leave of<br />
absence, 2006.<br />
Porter, T. P. Apptd acting prof. orn.<br />
horticulture, 1959, 1984, 2140. S. S.<br />
A., 2105.<br />
Post, L- E.<br />
2137.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Postum Co. Stock, 1950.<br />
Potter, B. R.<br />
2129.<br />
Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
Potter,<br />
2144.<br />
I. T. Apptd supt pomology,<br />
Poultry Husbandry. Appointments,<br />
1916, 1917, 2145. Appr., 2145.<br />
Poultry Improvement Station in Che<br />
mung County, 2103.<br />
Pound, C. W. Re-elected trustee, 2157.<br />
Elected to Administration Committee<br />
and Graduate School Council, 2157.<br />
Powell,<br />
2165.<br />
Mrs. C. Y. Apptd warden,<br />
Powell, Dorothy L. Apptd assoc.<br />
county agent, 1916. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Apptd county club agent, 1975, 2108.<br />
Powers, E. M.<br />
Office, 2053.<br />
Apptd asst Secretary's<br />
Pratt, A. J. Apptd asst veg. garden<br />
ing, 1975, 2148.<br />
Pratt, C. L. Apptd gardener, 2143.<br />
Pratt. L. C.<br />
2099, 2108.<br />
Apptd county club agent,<br />
Prescott, F. C. Salary, 2036.<br />
President's Barn. Plans for remodel<br />
ing, 2013. Referred to Committee on<br />
Improvements, 2156.<br />
President's Office. Appr., 2025, 2053.<br />
Appointments, 2053.<br />
Price, P. H. Apptd to Eleanor Tatum<br />
Long scholarship, 1944. 2020.<br />
Price, W. Y.<br />
1976.<br />
Salary, 1919. Resigns,<br />
Prickett, P. S. Resigns, 1913.
Prjdham, A. M. S. Apptd instr flori<br />
culture, 2140.<br />
Pringle, Caroline. Apptd home demon<br />
stration agent, 1979.<br />
Pringle, H. S. Apptd exten. instr<br />
rural eng., 2147.<br />
Prizes. Appr., 2024, 2028. Veterinary<br />
science, 1960. Charles Gross Bondy<br />
Prize, 2023, 2092.<br />
Psi Upsilon Fraternity. Site of build<br />
ing to be secured for new Law<br />
School, 1970, 1971, 1983. Appraisal<br />
to be made, 2000.<br />
Psvchiatrv. Appointments, 1942-1943,<br />
1945, 1955, 1956, 2080.<br />
Psychology. Appointments, 1926, 1964,<br />
2039, 2057. Appr., 2024, 2039.<br />
Public Health and Preventive Medicine.<br />
Appointments, 1934, 2080. Appr.,<br />
2080.<br />
Public Soeaking. Appointments, 1904,<br />
1926, 1927, 2039, 2055. Appr., 2024,<br />
2039.<br />
Pullen, E- M. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept otology, 1933.<br />
Pulleyn, L. Apptd caretaker L. I. Veg.<br />
Research Farm, 2149.<br />
Pullman Stock, 1950, 1992.<br />
Pumpelly, L. Salary, 2039.<br />
Purcell, H, C.<br />
1960.<br />
Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
Purchasing Office. Appr. 2054.<br />
Appointments and appr., 2130.<br />
Putnam, Mary. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept pub. health and pre<br />
ventive med., 1934.<br />
Queally, T. F.<br />
1996.<br />
Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
Quick, Douglas. Apptd attending sur<br />
geon Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Quimby, E. H. Apptd asst physicist<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Quinn, J. R. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Race, G. W. Apptd mechanician mech.<br />
eng., 2050.<br />
Radio Broadcasting Station. Underwrit<br />
ing of operation, 2164.<br />
Radiology. Aopointments, 1946.<br />
Radway,<br />
2107.<br />
C. W. Aoptd county agent,<br />
Raedel, E. C.<br />
1960.<br />
Aoptd asst mil. science,<br />
Rafferty, W. R. Resigns, 2098. Apptd<br />
asst county agent, 2098, 2108. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2098.<br />
Rahn,<br />
2137.<br />
O. Apptd prof, bacteriology,<br />
Ramandanoff, D. Apptd mstr elec.<br />
eng., 2051.<br />
R. G. Apptd instr English his<br />
Ramsay,<br />
tory, 2037.<br />
Rand, A. L. Resigns, 2100.<br />
Randolph, F. H. Resigns from S. S.<br />
A., 1919. S. S. H. A., 2106. Apptd<br />
prof, institution eng., 2147.<br />
Rankin, W. H. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2151.<br />
Rappenecker, Casper. Apptd asst eco<br />
nomics, 1927.<br />
XXV11<br />
Rasmussen, M. P. Apptd asst prof<br />
marketing, 2131,<br />
Raspberry and Small Fruit Investiga<br />
tion. Appointments and appr., 2151.<br />
Ray, L. Apptd home dem. agent, 2096<br />
Ray, Mabel. Resigns, 1978.<br />
Ray, Margaret. Apptd asst Agr. Li<br />
brary, 2125.<br />
Raymond, C. B, Apptd county agent<br />
2107.<br />
Raynolds, J. A. Apptd asst chemistry<br />
1956.<br />
Raynor, M. W. Apptd prof. clin. psy<br />
chiatry, 1942, 1955. Salary, 2080.<br />
Read, A. G. Apptd instr physical ed.<br />
2044.<br />
Real Estate. Purchase cost to be car<br />
ried as indebtedness, 2001.<br />
Recknagel, A. B. Leave of absence.<br />
1977. Apptd prof, forest management<br />
and utilization, 2141.<br />
Reddick, D. Apptd prof, plant pathol<br />
ogy, 2136.<br />
Redwood, C. W. Apptd illustrator<br />
2126.<br />
Reece, T. E. S. S. H. E., 2106.<br />
Reed, C. W. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county club agent, 2108.<br />
Reed, H. D. S. S. B., 1997. Suppl.<br />
to Heckscher grant No. 106, 2019.<br />
Reed, H. L. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Reed, M. A. S. S. H. E., 2106. Apptd<br />
asst home econ., 2122.<br />
Reese, I. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll., 2144.<br />
Reese, M. C. Aoptd asst Library, 2032.<br />
Reeves, K. S. S. H. E., 2106. Apptd<br />
instr home econ., 2122.<br />
Registrar's Office. Appr., 2025, 2053.<br />
Appointments, 2053.<br />
Reich, H. J. Suppl. to Heckscher grant<br />
Xo. 155. 2019. Apptd instr physics,<br />
2043. Resigns, 2055.<br />
Reid, A. C. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Reid, R. D. Apptd instr farm manage<br />
ment, 1976, 2131.<br />
Reiner, L. S. Resigns, 1915.<br />
Rensselaer and Saratoga Guaranteed<br />
Stock, 1992.<br />
Research and Commercial Testing.<br />
Appointments, 2049.<br />
Research Departments. Summary, 2084.<br />
Rettger, E. W. Salary, 2048. Leave<br />
of absence, 2057.<br />
Revna, J. E. Apptd asst prof, drawing,<br />
2147.<br />
Reynolds, J. A. Apptd asst state leader<br />
of junior extension, 2126.<br />
Reynolds, P. A. Aoptd asst philosophy,<br />
1928.<br />
Reznikoff, P. Appr. for research, 2158.<br />
Rhoad, A. O. Apptd instr animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Rhoades, M. Apptd asst plant breed<br />
ing, 2142.<br />
Rhodes, D. R. Apptd asst med., 1930.<br />
Rice, T. E. Apptd prof, poultry hus<br />
bandry, 2145.<br />
Rice, M. Apptd statistical clerk, 2131.<br />
Richards, T. H. Apptd instr med.,<br />
1942, 2072.<br />
Richards, L. A. Apptd asst physics,<br />
1927, 2043. Apptd instr, 2056.
Richardson, H. B. Apptd asst prof.<br />
med., 1930, 2074. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1930. Apptd act<br />
ing director of Bellevue Med. Clinic,<br />
1942.<br />
Richtmyer, F. K. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 11, 1938, 2018.<br />
Ries, H. Heckscher grant No. 174,<br />
1906. Suppl. to Heckscher grant No.<br />
174, 2019.<br />
Righter, F. I. Apptd acting asst prof.<br />
forest management, 2103.<br />
Riley, H.<br />
2147.<br />
W. Apptd prof, rural eng.,<br />
Riley, R. M. Apptd asst veg. garden<br />
ing, 1917.<br />
Ritter, R. H. Salary, 1928. Apptd<br />
instr civ. eng., 2048.<br />
Robb,<br />
2147.<br />
B. B. Apptd prof, rural eng.,<br />
Robey, Ashley. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Robinson, G.<br />
1962.<br />
C. Business referred to,<br />
Robinson, G. H. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Robinson, H.<br />
2129.<br />
Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
Robinson, M. J. Apptd acting asst<br />
prof, home econ., 2119.<br />
Robinson, Montgomery. Apptd prof.<br />
exten. service, 2126.<br />
Robinson, Nelson.<br />
ciation, 1948.<br />
Resolution of appre<br />
Robinson, R. G. Apptd instr philoso<br />
phy, 2038.<br />
Robinson, Sid. Resigns from S. S. B.,<br />
1904. Resigns, 1917. Resigns from<br />
S. S. A., 1918. Apptd asst entomol<br />
ogy, 2138.<br />
Rockwell, E. M. Apptd bookkeeper<br />
Agr. Coll., 2145.<br />
Roehl, L. M. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst prof, of farm shop, 2147.<br />
Roentgenology. Appointments, 1934,<br />
1946, 1963, 2080.<br />
Roess, L. C. Resigns, 1944.<br />
Roess, M. J., Jr. Apptd asst Law Li<br />
brary, 2165.<br />
Rogers, F. S. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Rogers, John. Apptd prof. Clin, sur<br />
gery, emeritus, 1934.<br />
Roman, Mrs. N. M. Apptd exten. prof.<br />
home econ., 2120.<br />
Romance Languages. Appointments,<br />
1928, 2039. Appr., 2024, 2040.<br />
Romanoff, A. Apptd research instr<br />
poultry husbandry, 2145.<br />
Romell, L. G. Apptd Charles Lathrop<br />
Pack research prof, forest soils, 2133<br />
Ronto, R. Apptd stenogr Laura Spel<br />
man Rockefeller Memorial, 2122.<br />
Roos, C. F. S. S. S., 1990. Salary<br />
2057.<br />
Rosborough, R. R. Apptd acting prof<br />
classics, 2164.<br />
Rose, C. W. Apptd asst mineralogy<br />
1903.<br />
Rose, F. Apptd director and prof<br />
home economics, 2118.<br />
Rose, N. F. Apptd technician Vet<br />
Coll., 2112.<br />
Rose, R. A. Apptd asst hotel admin<br />
istration, 1979, 2095.<br />
XXV111<br />
Rosenbluth, M. B. Proposed gift for<br />
medical research, 2011, 2061. Gift<br />
accepted, 2061.<br />
Roskelly, Mrs. H. C. Apptd bookkeeper<br />
home economics, 2121.<br />
Ross, A. Apptd janitor Vet. Exper.<br />
Station, 2113.<br />
Ross, H. A. Resigns from S. S. A.,<br />
1904,<br />
2130.<br />
1918. Apptd prof, marketing,<br />
Ross, H. E. Apptd prof, dairy indus<br />
try, 2137.<br />
Rowe,<br />
2148.<br />
S. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Rules and Regulations IV. Amend<br />
ment, 2018.<br />
Rulison, R. H. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
dept dermatology, 1929. Apptd physi<br />
cian to Clinic, dept dermatology, 1929.<br />
Rumsey, Mrs. L. D. Apptd stockroom<br />
keeper entomology, 2139.<br />
Rural Economy.<br />
Rural Education.<br />
Appointments, 2102.<br />
Appointments, 1918,<br />
1975, 2100, 2101, 2146. Appr., 2146.<br />
Rural Engineering. Appointments,<br />
1917, 1918, 2147. Appr., 2147.<br />
Rural Social Organization. Appoint<br />
ments and appr., 2148.<br />
Rushton, E. R.<br />
1926.<br />
Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
Russell, R. B.<br />
2098.<br />
Apptd asst county agent,<br />
Russell, W. L, Apptd prof, psychiatry,<br />
1942, 1956.<br />
Rynalski, C. Apptd asst hotel eng.,<br />
1979, 2095.<br />
Sackett, H. W. Re-elected trustee,<br />
2157. Elected to Building and Grounds<br />
Committee, 2157. Of committee :<br />
Morse's proposal to furnish electric<br />
power, 1939.<br />
Saddlemire, C. R.<br />
1916.<br />
Appointed stockman,<br />
Safford, C. E.<br />
try, 1975.<br />
Apptd asst dairy indus<br />
Salisbury, G. H. Apptd county agent,<br />
1915. Resigns, 1973.<br />
Salisbury, W. S. Apptd asst county<br />
agent, 1915, 1974, 2098, 2108. Apptd<br />
county agent, 1916.<br />
2100.<br />
Apptd field asst,<br />
Sampson, Mrs. M.<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Apptd stenogr home<br />
Sampson, M. W. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Sampson Fine Arts Prize. Amendments<br />
to rules for award, 2160.<br />
Samuels, A.<br />
1996, 2056.<br />
F. Apptd asst physics,<br />
Sanborn, Irene. Apptd asst home<br />
econ., 1915.<br />
Sanders, R. W. Apptd instr home<br />
economics, 2095, 2118.<br />
Sanderson, E. D. S. S. A.; 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, rural social organization, 2148.<br />
Sanderson, E. N. Gift for walk, 1952.<br />
Gift for Flower Library endowment,<br />
2023. Elected alumni trustee, 2157.<br />
Elected to Buildings and Grounds<br />
Committee, 2157. Gift for researches<br />
at heating plant, 2159. Of commit<br />
tees: Morse's proposal to furnish<br />
electric<br />
1953.<br />
power, 1939. Incinerator*
Sanderson, G. M. Apptd asst mechanic<br />
arts, 2050.<br />
Santy, A. C. Granted med. scholarship,<br />
1942.<br />
Saunders, G. B. Apptd asst ornithol<br />
ogy, 2100, 2138.<br />
Savage, E. S. Apptd acting head of<br />
animal husbandry, 1903. Apptd prof.<br />
animal husbandry, 2134.<br />
Savard, Mrs. A. T. Apptd clerk pub<br />
lications, 2116, 2127.<br />
Savercool, D. Apptd recorder Coll. of<br />
Engineering, 2047.<br />
Sawdon, W. M. Salary, 2049.<br />
Saylor, C. H. Resigns, 1904.<br />
Sayre, C. B. Leave of absence, 2110.<br />
Apptd chief in research, 2150.<br />
Scandinavian Appr., 2024, 2040.<br />
Scanlon, Theresa. Apptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Schallowitz, R. Apptd asst mechanic<br />
arts, 2050.<br />
Scherer, G. A. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Schloss, O. M, Nominated prof, pedia<br />
trics and pediatrician-in-chief of New<br />
York Hospital, 2057.<br />
Schmerzler, S. Appointed asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept obstetrics and gyne<br />
cology, 1933.<br />
Schmidt, N. Salary, 2040.<br />
Schmidt, R. H. Tuition, 2062.<br />
Schneider, G. Apptd attendant Vet.<br />
Coll., 2111.<br />
Schoales, D. N. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Schoder, E. W. S. S. S., 1990. Sal<br />
ary, 2048. Leave of absence, 2057.<br />
Schoelkopf, J. F., Jr. Nominated to<br />
Finance Committee, 1949. Elected,<br />
1954.<br />
Schoenthal, L. Apptd asst pediatrics,<br />
2078.<br />
Schoepfle, G. W. Salary, 1996. Apptd<br />
asst phvsics, 2043. Apptd instr, 2056.<br />
Scholarships. Appr., 2024, 2027. Estate<br />
of LaVerne Noyes, 1907. Free tui<br />
tion. 1919. Lefevre Trust Fund, 1936.<br />
Medical, 1942. Eleanor Tatum Long,<br />
1944. Dupont, 1964. Sylvester<br />
Edick, 2007. McMullen, 2057. For<br />
eign students, 2058.<br />
Schubert, F. W. Apptd asst county<br />
club agent, 1975. Resigns, 2098.<br />
Schuchardt, W. H. Resigns, 2164.<br />
Schug, H. L. Apptd instr math., 1904,<br />
2042. S. S. S. 1990.<br />
Schultz, L. C. Apptd asst botany, 2136.<br />
Schumacher, R. I. Apptd asst rural<br />
social organization, 2148.<br />
Schwartz, Irving. Apptd instr roentgenelogy,<br />
1934.<br />
Schwartzman, S. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept ophthalmology, 1933.<br />
Schwind, J. L. Apptd instr anatomy,<br />
2069.<br />
Scidmore, Mrs. A. Apptd exten. instr<br />
home econ., 2119.<br />
Scofield, H. H. S. S. S., 1990. Salary,<br />
2047. Suppl. to Heckscher grant No.<br />
132, 2165.<br />
Scorpion House. Use by<br />
2013, 2016.<br />
music dept,<br />
XXIX<br />
Scott, C. G. Apptd experimentalist<br />
plant breeding, 2142.<br />
Scott, D. B. Title changed to asst<br />
prof., 2097. Apptd asst prof, home<br />
econ., 2119.<br />
Scott, G. Apptd asst Agr. Library,<br />
2116, 2125.<br />
Scott, Gertrude E, Apptd stenogr en<br />
tomology, 2139.<br />
Scott, J. Apptd night watchman Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Scott, K. D. Apptd county agent, 2106.<br />
Scott, R. J. S. S. H. E., 2106. Apptd<br />
asst prof, home econ., 2118.<br />
Scoville, G. P. Leave of absence, 1977.<br />
Apptd prof, farm management, 2131.<br />
Scudder, Frances. Apptd home demon<br />
stration agent, 1979, 2095, 2096.<br />
Scutt, C. D. Apptd instr animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Seaboard Railway Bonds, 1993.<br />
Secretary's Office. Appr., 2025, 2053.<br />
Appointments, 2053.<br />
Securities. Custody in New York City,<br />
1949. Sales and purchases approved,<br />
1949.<br />
Security Vaults. Report, 1949.<br />
Seely, G. Apptd warden, 2052.<br />
Seemann, H. E. Apptd instr physics,<br />
2042. Resigns, 2055.<br />
Seery, F. T. Salary, 2047.<br />
Seitz, H. W. S. S. S., 1990.<br />
Semitics. Appr., 2024, 2040.<br />
Senning, W. C. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Serology. Appointments, 1963.<br />
Seymour, A. D. Salary, 2033.<br />
Shaben, L. Apptd acting<br />
exten. asst<br />
prof, home economics, 2097, 2120.<br />
Shangle, F. Apptd statistical clerk,<br />
2131.<br />
Shaplev, G. R. Apptd asst county<br />
agent, 2098.<br />
Shapley, S. R. AnDtd asst county agent,<br />
1974, 2108. Apptd county agent, 2098.<br />
Sharp, L. W. Resigns from S. S. A.,<br />
1904. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd prof.<br />
botany, 2136.<br />
Sharp, P. F. Salary, 1919. Apptd<br />
prof, dairy chemistry, 2137.<br />
Sharpe, F. R. S. S. S., 1990. Salary,<br />
2042.<br />
Shaw, R. W. Apptd asst physics, 2056.<br />
Shaw, W. S. Apptd student asst his<br />
tology and embryology, 1927.<br />
Shear, E. V. Apptd assoc. in research,<br />
2152.<br />
Sheldon, E. W. Discharge of liability<br />
and resolution of appreciation, 1947.<br />
Sheldon, P. G. Apptd curator geology,<br />
2042. Resigns, 2055.<br />
Sheperd, A. L. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Sherk, K. W. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Sherman, Franklin. Apptd spec, inves<br />
tigator entomology, 1916. Resigns,<br />
1917. Apptd asst entomology, 1917,<br />
2138<br />
Sherman, J. M. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, dairy industry, 2137.<br />
Sherwood, A. Apptd asst to storeroom<br />
clerk chemistry, 2041.
.<br />
Sherwood, Mrs. E. Apptd clerk Agr<br />
Coll., 2127.<br />
Shimer, S. R. Apptd asst animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Shipman, G. A. Salary, 2037, 2165.<br />
Shore, J. Apptd foreman veg. garden<br />
ing, 2149.<br />
Shore, R Apptd gardener, 2140.<br />
Shorr, Ephraim. Apptd instr clin. med.<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Showacre, E. C. Salary, 2045.<br />
Sibley, R. P. Apptd asst dean Coll., of<br />
Arts and Sciences,<br />
S. S., 1990.<br />
1959, 2034. S,<br />
Sibley School of Mech. Eng.<br />
ments, 1928, 2048, 2052.<br />
Appoint<br />
Sidgwick,<br />
1937.<br />
N. V. Baker lectureship<br />
Sigma Phi Fraternity. Site of build<br />
ing to be secured for new Law<br />
School, 1970, 1971, 1983. Appraisal<br />
to be made, 2000.<br />
Simmons, L. N. Tuition, 1998.<br />
Simonds, Eleanor. Apptd asst to Dean<br />
of Women, 2052.<br />
Simons, L. R. Apptd county agent<br />
leader, 2126.<br />
Simpson, Grace. Apptd sec.<br />
School, 2052,<br />
Simpson, J. Apptd instr home<br />
Sibley<br />
econ.,<br />
Simpson,<br />
2056.<br />
K. M. Apotd asst physics,<br />
Sinden, J. W.<br />
ology, 2143.<br />
Apptd instr plant path<br />
Singer, G. H. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept ophthalmology,<br />
Skow, N. A. Salary, 1928.<br />
1933.<br />
Slack, C. M. Apptd county agent, 2107.<br />
Slate, G. L.<br />
2150.<br />
Apptd assoc. in research,<br />
Slater, Mildred.<br />
nutrition, 1915.<br />
Apptd asst foods and<br />
Slaughter, S. Apptd asst farm super<br />
intendent, 2128.<br />
Slichter, S. H. Leave of absence, 1998.<br />
Slocum, B. A. Apptd exten. instr<br />
apiculture, 2139.<br />
Slocum, E. P. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2125.<br />
Smilev, D. F. S. S. S., 1990. Elected<br />
prof, hygiene, 2016, 2045.<br />
Smiley, P. V. Apptd ref. librarian<br />
Agr. Library, 2116, 2125.<br />
Smith, C. H. Apptd asst clin. pedia<br />
trics, 1945, 2078.<br />
Smith, E- G,<br />
2108.<br />
Apptd county club agent,<br />
Smith, F. M. Salary, 2036.<br />
Smith,<br />
2107.<br />
F. R. Apptd county agent,<br />
Smith, Frank R. Apptd asst gynecolo<br />
gist Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
Smith, G. H.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Smith, Gertrude. Apptd stenogr home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Smith, H. D. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Smith. L. P.<br />
2043, 2056.<br />
S. S. S., 1991. Salary,<br />
XXX<br />
.<br />
Smith, M. K. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Smith, Madge.<br />
Office, 2053.<br />
Apptd asst Secretary's<br />
Smith, Martha. Apptd asst Agr. Li<br />
brary, 2125.<br />
Smith, M. E. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2140.<br />
Smith, N. F.<br />
2098, 2108.<br />
Apptd asst county agent,<br />
Smith, N.<br />
1960.<br />
I. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
Smith, O. W, Apptd Secretary Agr.<br />
Coll., 2125.<br />
Smith, R. Apptd lab. helper Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2151.<br />
Smith, Mrs. R. G. Apptd assoc. state<br />
home dem. agent leader, 2120.<br />
Smith, Wm. Hazlitt. Question of pur<br />
chase of residence, 1988. Reported<br />
not needed by <strong>University</strong>, 2161.<br />
Snavely, M. E. Resigns, 1960.<br />
Sneed, W. L.<br />
tomy, 1929.<br />
Apptd instr applied ana<br />
Snitow,<br />
1960.<br />
C. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
Snyder, A. Apptd helper animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Snyder, C. T.<br />
Snyder, Virgil.<br />
Salary, 2076.<br />
S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Southern Pacific Common Stock, 1992.<br />
Southern Railway Bonds, 1950.<br />
Southworth, H. M.<br />
1956.<br />
Aoptd asst physics,<br />
Spaeth, J. N. Apptd research asst prof.<br />
forestry, 2141.<br />
Spain, W. C. Apptd instr applied im<br />
munology, 1929.<br />
Spann, M. Apptd instr German, 2037.<br />
Spaulding, L. S. S. H. E., 2106.<br />
Special Faculties. Membership, 2017.<br />
Special Funds. Appr., 2024, 2029.<br />
Speed, E. R. Apptd supervisor cata<br />
logues Library, 2032.<br />
Spencer, H. E. Apptd asst<br />
1995, 2043. Resigns, 2055.<br />
instr math., 2164.<br />
physics,<br />
Apptd<br />
Spencer, H. J Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (diabetes), 1931. Apptd phy<br />
sician to Clinic (overweight), 1932.<br />
Appr. for research, 2158.<br />
Spencer, H. L. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
home econ., 2120.<br />
Spencer, Leland. S. S. A., 1904. Apptd<br />
prof, marketing, 2131.<br />
Sperry, J. A. Apptd sec-stenogr Geneva<br />
Exp. Station, 2150.<br />
Spielman, A. D. Aoptd asst physician<br />
to Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Spillman, Ramsay. Apptd instr roent<br />
genology, 1934.<br />
Spohn,<br />
2118.<br />
A. Apptd prof, home econ.,<br />
Sports Building. Construction approved.<br />
2013, 2015.<br />
Spring, S. N. S. F. C, 2106. Apptd<br />
prof, silviculture, 2141.<br />
Spry, E. W. S. S. A., 2105.<br />
Spry, F. J. Apptd instr civ. eng., 2048.<br />
C. E. S. S., 2048.<br />
Stack, C. M. Apptd county agent, 2098.
Stansby, W. J. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1945.<br />
Stainton, W. H. S. S. S., 1991. Sal<br />
ary, 2039.<br />
Stamp, M. Apptd statistical clerk, 2131.<br />
Standard Oil of California Common<br />
Stock, 1992, 2023.<br />
Standard Oil of New Jersey Common<br />
Stock, 1992.<br />
Stanton, Nathaniel. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (gastroenterology), 1931.<br />
Stark, C. N. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
asst prof, bacteriology, 2137.<br />
Stark, Mrs. Pauline. Apptd instr dairy<br />
industry, 2101. Apptd instr bacter<br />
iology, 2137 .<br />
Starr, Mrs. E. H. Apptd stenogr Di<br />
rector of Admissions'<br />
Office, 2053.<br />
State College Council. Minutes of pro<br />
ceedings, 1911, 1973, 2092. Actions<br />
ratified, 1926, 1954, 1982, 2158. Mem<br />
bership, 2016, 2157.<br />
State Colleges. State survey, 1981.<br />
Statutes Article VIII. Amendments,<br />
1905, 1955, 1977, 1983, 2017. XL<br />
Amendment, 2017. XVIII. Amend<br />
ments, 2018. XIX. Amendment,<br />
2018. XV. 3, amendment, 2159.<br />
Steffen, G. I. Salary, 2070.<br />
Stempfle, W. S. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Stephenson, H. C. Salary, 1912. Appr.<br />
for summer work, 2094. Asst prof.<br />
small animal clinic, 2111.<br />
Stevens, Flora. Apptd asst Agr. Li<br />
brary, 2125.<br />
Stevens, N. C. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
Stevens, R. S. Salary, 2047.<br />
Stevenson, L. D. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept neurology, 1932.<br />
Stevison, D. M. Apptd clerk Agr. Coll.,<br />
2127.<br />
Stewart, F. C. Apptd chief in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Stewart, F. W. Apptd associate in<br />
pathology, 1934. Apptd asst patholo<br />
gist Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Stewart, J. H. Apptd asst mediaeval<br />
history, 2056.<br />
Stewart, R. M. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Stillman, R. G. Salary, 2073, 2081.<br />
Stillman, W. W. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Stilson, C. B. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Stimson, P. M. Apptd chief of Clinic,<br />
dept pediatrics, 1934.<br />
Stock, Alfred. Baker lectureship, 1937.<br />
Stockard, C. R. Fees received, 1964,<br />
2009, 2062. Nominated prof, ana<br />
tomy and director of anat. laborator<br />
ies, 2058. Salary payment, 2063.<br />
Stocking, Mrs. H. B. Apptd exten. sec<br />
retary, 2120<br />
Stone, Mrs. G, H. Apptd statistical<br />
clerk, 2131.<br />
Stone, W. K. S. S. S., 1991. Apptd<br />
asst prof, arch., 2034.<br />
XXXI<br />
Stone, W. S. Apptd clinical director<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1962.<br />
-<br />
Stookey, B. Apptd prof. clin. surgery,<br />
1934. Apptd neurological assoc. sur<br />
geon Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Storage Building for Tools, 1951.<br />
Storm, E. O.<br />
ics, 2101.<br />
Apptd instr agr. econom<br />
Stoughton, E- Apptd janitor Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Stover, H. J. Resigns, 1917. Apptd<br />
asst prices and statistics, 2131.<br />
Stow, M. H. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Strahl, W. W. Apptd asst philosophy,<br />
1928.<br />
Streeter, L. R. Apptd assoc. in re<br />
search, 2150.<br />
Strong, E. M.<br />
eng., 2051.<br />
Apptd asst prof. elec.<br />
Strunk, Wm. Elected to Library Coun<br />
cil, 1946.<br />
Stubbs, W.<br />
Salary, 2036.<br />
O. Apptd mechanician<br />
physics, 2043.<br />
Student Aid. Appr., 2024, 2029. Be<br />
quest of F. E. Wade, 2059.<br />
Student Hours 1928-29, 2167.<br />
Students'<br />
Loan Fund. Contribution,<br />
1963. Clinical Research Society, 2010.<br />
American Association of <strong>University</strong><br />
Women, 2004. F. E. Wade, 2059.<br />
Sugiura, Kanematsu. Apptd chemist<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Sullivan, A. Apptd stenogr Vet. Coll.,<br />
2111.<br />
Sullivan, E. J. Tuition, 1997<br />
Sullivan, Helen. Apptd asst econom<br />
ics, 1927.<br />
Summer Forestry Camp.<br />
2106.<br />
Appointments,<br />
Summer School<br />
Appointments,<br />
of Agriculture,<br />
1904, 2104.<br />
1928.<br />
Summer School of Biology. Appr.,<br />
1966, 1997, 2024, 2033. Appoint<br />
ments, 1996.<br />
Summer School of Home Economics.<br />
Appointments, 2105.<br />
Summer School in Hotel Administra<br />
tion. Appointments, 2106.<br />
Summer Session 1929. Budget recom<br />
'<br />
mended, 1949. Appropriation made,<br />
1955, 2024, 2033, 2056. Appoint<br />
ments, 1988,, 1996, 2003, 2056, 2165.<br />
Summer Session in Law. Appoint<br />
ments 2003. Appr., 2004.<br />
Sumner, J. B, Leave of absence,<br />
1956. Elected prof, biochemistry,<br />
2016, 2046. Suppl. to Heckscher<br />
grant No. 162, 2020.<br />
Superintendent's Office. Appr., 2025,<br />
2054. Appointments, 2054.<br />
Sunderville, E. Asst prof, and<br />
anat. Vet. Coll., 2111.<br />
sec.<br />
Surgery. Appointments, 1934, 1946,<br />
1962, 2081.<br />
2083.<br />
Appr., 2082. Summary,<br />
Surgery, Vet. Coll. Appointments and<br />
appr., 2113.<br />
Surgical Research. Transfer from sal<br />
ary to expense account, 2063. Ap<br />
pointments, 2083. Appr., 2083.<br />
Sutherland, F. A.<br />
gery, 2082.<br />
Apptd instr clin. sur
Sutliff, W. D. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931; (asthma),<br />
1932. Apptd to travelling fellowship,<br />
1942. Resigns instructorship, 1944.<br />
Sutton, J. E., Jr. Apptd surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept surgerdy, 1935. Salary,<br />
2081.<br />
Sutton, W. R. Salary, 1928.<br />
Swartwood, L. Apptd stenogr home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Sweedler, M. Apptd stenogr Agr.<br />
Coll., 2141.<br />
Sweeney, M. P. Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 2151.<br />
Sweet, J. E. Appr for research, 2158.<br />
Sweet Professorship. Memorial tablet,<br />
2059.<br />
Swingle, P. M.<br />
Switzer, F. G.<br />
Resigns, 1926.<br />
Salary, 2050.<br />
Sykes, E. Apptd statistical clerk, 2131.<br />
Taggart, R. S. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Tailby, G. W., Jr. Apptd exten. instr<br />
animal husbandry, 2135.<br />
Talamo, HaskelL Apptd research asst<br />
in pediatrics, 2078.<br />
Talbott, W. E. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Tall, J. Apptd janitor Agr. Coll., 2129.<br />
Tallman, R. C. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
1904. S. S. S., 1996.<br />
Taubman, Mrs. W. Apptd stenogr home<br />
econ., 2121.<br />
Taupin, Rene. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Tax Free Alcohol, 1913.<br />
Taylor, A. S. Apptd prof. clin.<br />
gery, 1934.<br />
sur<br />
Taylor, C. A.<br />
service, 2126.<br />
Apptd specialist exten.<br />
Tavlor, G. Apptd asst geology, 2164.<br />
Taylor, H. C. S. S. A., 1904.<br />
Taylor, H. C. Apptd clin. asst Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Taylor, H. M. Apptd exten. instr<br />
home economics, 2095.<br />
Taylor, M. C. Elected to Medical Col<br />
lege Council, 1954, 1962. Gift for<br />
new Law School building, 1961, 1982.<br />
Taylor, M. N. Apptd field asst, 2100.<br />
Apptd asst county agent, 2108.<br />
Teagle, W. C. Re-elected trustee, 2157.<br />
Teeple, J. H. Salary, 1996. Apptd<br />
asst physics, 2043. Apptd instr, 2056.<br />
Teeter, H. W. Apptd field supt., 2142.<br />
Ten Eyck, P. G. Apptd trustee, 1997.<br />
Tenney, A. A. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Terriberry, G. G. His proposition for<br />
soliciting insurance disapproved, 2060.<br />
Terrv, C.<br />
2048.<br />
W. Apptd instr exp. eng.,<br />
Texas Corp. Common Stock, 1992.<br />
Textiles and Clothing.<br />
2118.<br />
Appointments,<br />
Thaine, A.<br />
ture, 2140.<br />
J. Apptd helper floricul<br />
Thatcher, R. Y. Apptd asst prof. civ.<br />
eng., 2048. C. E. S. S., 2048.<br />
Thayer, P. W. Apptd county agent,<br />
1916. Resigns, 1973, 2098. Apptd<br />
asst county club agent, 1975, 2099.<br />
Apptd county club agent, 2099, 2106.<br />
Then, J. W. Salary, 1996. Apptd asst<br />
physics, 2043.<br />
XXX11<br />
Thompson, H. C S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
prof. veg. gardening, 214S.<br />
Thompson, M. E. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2106.<br />
Thompson, R. G. Apptd asst floricul<br />
ture, 2101.<br />
Thompson, T. E. Apptd instr mach.<br />
design., 2049.<br />
Thomson, G. P. Invited to be non-resi<br />
dent lecturer in chemistry, 2058.<br />
Thomson, W. Apptd supt animal hus<br />
bandry, 2100. Apptd shepherd, 2134.<br />
Thornberry, H. H. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Apptd asst plant pathology, 1917.<br />
Thome, Oakleigh. Gift toward salary<br />
of head of animal husbandry dept.,<br />
1925.<br />
Thro. W. C. Fees received, 1964. Sal<br />
ary, 2073.<br />
Tilden, P. A. Communication, 2059.<br />
Tinker, P. F. Apptd asst dairy indus<br />
try, 1975.<br />
Titus, H. G. Apptd sec. to Dean<br />
Mann, 2116, 2124.<br />
Todd, C. L. Salary, 2034. Resigns,<br />
2055.<br />
Todd, F. Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
2149.<br />
Todd, G. W. Gift for English profes<br />
sorship, 1938.<br />
Tokimasa, D. H. Apptd asst veg. gar<br />
dening, 2148.<br />
Tolstoi, Edward. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Tompkins. S. W. Apptd asst miL sci<br />
ence, 1996.<br />
Toole, J. T. Apptd clin. asst Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Topeka City Lots. Sale authorized,<br />
2007.<br />
Torrance, C. C. S. S. S., 1991. Apptd<br />
instr math., 2042. Salary, 2165.<br />
Torrey, H. B. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931. Resigns,<br />
1945.<br />
Torrey, J. C. Apptd bacteriologist<br />
Gen. Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Toth, L. Apptd instr accounting, 2120.<br />
Tower Road. Plans for concreting,<br />
2013. Construction, 2154.<br />
Townsend, C E. S. S. S., 1991. Sal<br />
ary, 2049.<br />
Townsend, Carrie G. Contingent be<br />
quest, 2161.<br />
Tozier, H. H. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2108.<br />
Trainer, D. \Y., Jr. Apptd instr geol<br />
ogy, 2041.<br />
Traphagen, P. V. Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 1912, 2151.<br />
Trawick, M. W. Apptd asst physics,<br />
2056.<br />
Treasurer's Office. Appr.. 2025, 2054.<br />
Appointments, 2116, 2125.<br />
Treman, A. H. S. S. H. A., 2106.<br />
Apptd instr hotel management, 2120.<br />
Treman, C E. Of Committee: Intoxi<br />
cants at alumni reunions, 1908.
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity. Purchase<br />
of property on South Avenue author<br />
ized, 1966.<br />
Thomas, C. F. Apptd laborer, Agr.<br />
Coll,. 2117, 2130.<br />
Thomas, C. K. S. S. S., 1991. Salary,<br />
2039.<br />
Thomas, H. E. Leave of absence,<br />
1977. Apptd asst prof, plant pathol<br />
ogy, 2143.<br />
Thomas, J. A. Apptd asst anatomy,<br />
Vet. Coll., 1928.<br />
Thomas, Ruth A. Salary, 2070.<br />
Thompson, G, C. Apptd janitor Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Thompson, G. J. Salary, 2047.<br />
Treman, R. H. Business referred to,<br />
1952. Of Committees : Site of new<br />
Law School building, 1961. Pur<br />
chase of Hoy property, 2007. Site<br />
of music building, 2156. Expendi<br />
tures for improvement of physical<br />
plant, 2156.<br />
Tresch, A. W. Apptd asst mil. sci<br />
ence, 1960.<br />
Treves, N. E. Apptd clin. asst Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Trowbridge, A. S. Apptd asst mil.<br />
science, 1960, 1996.<br />
Trowbridge, G. G, Apptd asst mil.<br />
science, 1960.<br />
Troy, H. C. Apptd prof, dairy indus<br />
try, 2137.<br />
Truesdell, H. P. Apptd asst civ. eng.,<br />
1995.<br />
Trussell, J. C. Apptd asst Law Li<br />
brary, 1927, 1984.<br />
Trustees. Date of autumn meeting,<br />
1908. Dates of winter '<br />
and spring<br />
meetings, 1956. Date of fall meeting,<br />
2166. Full Board meetings: Nov.<br />
1928, 1954. Tan. 1929, 1981. April<br />
1929, 2014. June 1929, 2157. Mem<br />
bership, 1982, 1997, 2002, 2157.<br />
Tuck, J. H. Apptd asst mil. science,<br />
1960.<br />
Tuition. Students transferring to an<br />
other college, 2018. Agric. students<br />
taking courses<br />
2018.<br />
in endowed colleges,<br />
Tukey, H. B. Leave of absence, 2110.<br />
Apptd chief in research, 2152.<br />
Turley, W. K. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Turner, E. T. Gift for repair of<br />
chimes, 1965.<br />
Tuttle, M. Apptd acting home dem.<br />
agent, 2096.<br />
Tvaroha, J. Apptd repairman Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Tyler, E. A. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2133.<br />
Udall, D. H. Appr. for summer work,<br />
2093. Prof. med. and supt ambula<br />
tory clinic, 2112.<br />
Uhrbrock, R. S. S. S. H. A., 2106.<br />
Apptd asst prof, rural ed., 2146.<br />
Underwood, F. O. Leave of absence,<br />
1977. Apptd exten. asst prof. veg.<br />
gardening, 2149.<br />
Underwood, P. H. Salary, 2048. C.<br />
E. S. S., 2048.<br />
Union Pacific Pfd Stock, 1992.<br />
XXXU1<br />
United Light and Power Pfd Stock,<br />
2154.<br />
U. S. Leather Stock, 1992. Pfd Stock,<br />
1992 2023<br />
U. S. Steel Pfd Stock, 1993.<br />
<strong>University</strong> Calendar for 1930-35, 2004.<br />
<strong>University</strong> Faculty. Membership, 1905,<br />
1977, 2017. Disapproval of daylight<br />
saving time, 1957. Dean's Office:<br />
Appr., 2025, 2052.<br />
<strong>University</strong> Press. Establishment ap<br />
proved, 1957. President's recommen<br />
dations delayed, 2166.<br />
Upson, M. M. Contribution towards<br />
Central Avenue walk, 2156, 2159.<br />
Upton, G. B. Salary, 2049. Leave of<br />
absence, 2057.<br />
Urology. Appointments, 1935, 1945,<br />
1962, 2083. Appr., 2084.<br />
Urquhart, L. C. S. S. S., 1991. Sal<br />
ary, 2047.<br />
Van Allen, G. R. Apptd instr English,<br />
2036.<br />
Van Alstyne, L. Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 2151.<br />
Vance, W. B. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Van Cleef, M. Business referred to,<br />
1957, 1967, 1987, 1988, 2007. Of<br />
Committees: Right of <strong>University</strong> to<br />
sell real estate, 1966. Purchase of<br />
Hoy property, 2007.<br />
Vandegrift, G. W. Apptd instr clin.<br />
surgery, dept ophthalmology, 1933.<br />
Apptd surgeon to Clinic, dept ophthal<br />
mology, 1933.<br />
VanDemark, Mrs. A. Apptd stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2143.<br />
Van Dyne, L. Apptd mechanic Agr.<br />
Coll., 2117.<br />
Van Eseltine, G. P. Salary, 1905.<br />
Apptd assoc. in research, 2150. Appr.,<br />
2153.<br />
Van Etten, C. J. Apptd gardener,<br />
2149.<br />
Van Keuren, E. C. Apptd instr Eng<br />
lish, 1903. Salary, 1903.<br />
Van Kirk, Mrs. M. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2145<br />
Van Namee, G. R. Reappointed trus<br />
tee, 2002.<br />
Van Natta, E. G. Apptd clerk and<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2141.<br />
Vannederynen, Mrs. E. M. Apptd<br />
stenogr Agr. Coll., 2145.<br />
Van Nostrand, L. Apptd laborer Agr.<br />
Coll., 2117, 2130.<br />
Van Nuvs, Mrs. D. Apptd clerk Agr.<br />
Coll., "2145.<br />
Van Nuys, D. S. Apptd helper poultry<br />
husbandry, 2145.<br />
Van Rennsselaer, M. Apptd director<br />
and prof, home economics, 2118.<br />
Appdt state home demonstration<br />
agent leader, 2120.<br />
Van Slyke, L. L. Retires, 1959. Apptd<br />
prof, dairy chemistry, emeritus, 1959,<br />
1981.<br />
Varrell, H. E. Apptd asst prof, law,<br />
2047.<br />
Vassar College. Rental of lab. space<br />
extended, 1913, 2110.
Vaughan, L. M. Apptd instr farm<br />
management, 1918. Resigns, 1976.<br />
Apptd exten. instr. agr. econ., 1976.<br />
Salary, 1976. Apptd instr agr. eco<br />
nomics, 2101. Apptd exten. instr farm<br />
management, 2132.<br />
Vaughan, S. M. Apptd instr rural ed.,<br />
2146.<br />
Vaughn, H. L. Salary, 2099. Apptd<br />
county agent, 2106.<br />
Vegetable Gardening. Appointments,<br />
1917, 1975, 2100, 2102, 2148.<br />
2149. Special State Appropriations,<br />
2149.<br />
Veterinary College. Appointments, 1911,<br />
1912, 1928, 1995, 2159. Budget re<br />
quests for 1929-30, 1922. Prizes,<br />
1960. Budget approved by Council<br />
2092. By Board, 2158. Detailed<br />
Budget for 1929-30, 2111-2114. Sum<br />
mary, 2114. Income budget, 2114.<br />
Resolution of the New York Holstein-<br />
Friesian Association, 1979. Study of<br />
needs to be made by Dean Moore,<br />
1980, 2092. Miscel. appropriations:<br />
English instruction, 1912. Disease<br />
investigations, 2093. Delegates to<br />
Amer. Vet. Med. Association, 2093.<br />
Entertainment of N. Y. S, Vet. Med.<br />
Soc, 2093. Vet. Conf. Proceedings,<br />
2093. E. Sunderville, 2093. State<br />
Fair, 2094. Printing Vet. Conf. Rept,<br />
2094.<br />
Veterinary Exper. Station. Rent of<br />
Superintendent's house, 2093. Ap<br />
pointments and appr., 2113.<br />
Vicari, E. M. Salary, 2069.<br />
Vieweg, H. F. Resigns, 2006.<br />
Vogel, H. T. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept pediatrics, 1934.<br />
Von Engeln, O. D. Leave of absence,<br />
1905, 1959. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Wack, L. Apptd surgeon to Clinic,<br />
dept dentistry, 1935.<br />
Wade, F. E. Bequest for student aid,<br />
2059.<br />
Wadsworth, Doris. Apptd home dem.<br />
agent, 2095, 2096.<br />
Wagner, L. C. Apptd asst surgeon to<br />
Clinic, dept surgery, 1935.<br />
Wagner, R. H, S. S. S., 1991. Apptd<br />
asst prof. pub. speaking, 2039.<br />
Waldie, T. E. Apptd instr pediatrics,<br />
1935. Salary, 2078.<br />
Walk from Library to Willard Straight<br />
Hall. Construction authorized, 1952.<br />
Walker, C. L. Leave of absence, 1959.<br />
Salary, 2047.<br />
Walker, J. D. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2108.<br />
Walsh, W. Apptd asst in research,<br />
2151.<br />
War Memorial Group. Use of gypsum<br />
block for partitions, 1951. McFadden<br />
gift, 1967.<br />
Ward. D. D. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Ward, H. A. Salary, 2054.<br />
Wardens. Appointments, 2165.<br />
Ware, J. S. Apptd surgeon to Clinic,<br />
dept orthopedic surgery, 1933.<br />
Waring, Mrs. E. B. Apptd prof, home<br />
econ., 2122.<br />
XXXIV<br />
Warner, A. D. Elected to Heckscher<br />
Research Council, 2157.<br />
Warner, A, J. Retires and is apptd<br />
prof, home economics, emeritus, 2097,<br />
2159. Granted Carnegie pension, 2166.<br />
Warner Co. Bonds, 2023.<br />
Warren, G. F. Resigns from S. S. A.,<br />
1904, 1919. Leave of absence, 1976.<br />
S. S. A., 2105. Appointed prof. agr.<br />
econ. and farm management, 2130.<br />
Warren, K. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
entomology, 2139.<br />
Warren, S. W.<br />
agement, 1918.<br />
Apptd instr farm man<br />
Washburn, K. L. S. S .S., 1991. Apptd<br />
instr arch., 2034.<br />
Washburn, W. J. Apptd asst surgeon<br />
to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Water Works System. Report on,<br />
1971. Payment for water diverted,<br />
1971. Water softening device, 1971.<br />
Waterman, P. R.<br />
ed., 2044.<br />
Apptd instr physical<br />
Watkins, G.<br />
2096.<br />
Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
Watson, Brandon. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Waugh, F. A. Employed as advisor<br />
landscape plans at Geneva Exp.<br />
tion, 1984.<br />
Sta<br />
Way, W. A. Apptd helper animal hus<br />
bandry, 2135.<br />
Weaver, L. E. Apptd exten. asst prof.<br />
poultry husbandry, 2145.<br />
Weaver, P. T. Nominated prof, music,<br />
1998. Elected, 2016, 2038.<br />
Webb, J. S. Apptd instr physics, 2043.<br />
Webster Mills Bonds, 2023.<br />
Wedel, A. A. Apptd to Eleanor Tatum<br />
Long scholarship, 1944, 2020.<br />
Weed, F. R.<br />
2137.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Weeks, E.<br />
2144.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Weeks, V. T. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept pediatrics, 1934.<br />
Wehrle, L. P. Apptd research instr<br />
entomology, 2138.<br />
Weibly, S. M. Salary, 1928. Apptd<br />
asst engineer physics, 2043.<br />
Weidner, J. H.<br />
1927.<br />
Apptd asst economics,<br />
Weigle, C. E. Resigns, 1944.<br />
Weintraub, Sydney. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med. (gastroenterology),<br />
1931. Apptd physician in charge,<br />
*<br />
1945.<br />
Weiss, H. A. J. Salary, 2048.<br />
Welch, D. S. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
asst prof, plant pathologv, 2143.<br />
Welch, G. B. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Weld, H. P. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Wellington, R. Apptd chief in research,<br />
2150.<br />
Wells, J. H. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Wells, J. W. Resigns, 1995.<br />
Wentworth. S. W. Apptd asst pomol<br />
ogy, 1917.<br />
Wessels,<br />
1977.<br />
P. H.<br />
Apptd<br />
Leave<br />
research<br />
of absence,<br />
prof. veg.<br />
gardening, 2149.<br />
West, Evelyn.<br />
1981.<br />
Apptd asst in research,
West, Florence. Salary, 2083.<br />
West, J. P. Tuition, 2009.<br />
Westfal, L. H. Salary, 2099.<br />
county club agent. 2109.<br />
Apptd<br />
Westinghouse Air Brake Stock, 1951.<br />
Weymuller, L. Apptd research asst<br />
pediatrics, 2078.<br />
Whaley, J. H. Apptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic<br />
(gastroenterology ), 1931.<br />
Wheeler, R. H. Apptd prof, extension<br />
service, 2116, 2126.<br />
Wheeler, W. P. Retires, 2110.<br />
Whetzel, A.<br />
2126.<br />
Apptd stenogr Agr. Coll.,<br />
Whetzel,<br />
1918.<br />
H. H. Leave of absence,<br />
Suppl. to Hckscher grant No.<br />
64, 2019. Apptd prof, plant pathol<br />
ogy, 2143.<br />
Tracts, 1987.<br />
Of Committee : Lloyd<br />
Whearty, S.<br />
1904.<br />
F. Apptd asst chemistry,<br />
Wheeler, E. H. Resigns, 1917.<br />
Whitaker, Randall. Apptd res. instr<br />
dairy industry, 1918.<br />
Whitcomb, Mrs. Anna G.<br />
chimes, 2006.<br />
Gift toward<br />
White, A. S. Gift, 1960.<br />
White, D. Resigns, 1926.<br />
White, E. A. Apptd prof, floriculture<br />
and orn. horticulture, 2140.<br />
White, E. I. Gift, 1960.<br />
White, H. E. Apptd instr physics,<br />
2043. Resigns, 2055.<br />
White, Harriet. Aoptd instr clin. med.,<br />
1930. Apptd asst physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1931.<br />
White, Horace. Gift, 1960.<br />
White, J. DuP. Business referred to,<br />
1978. Of committees : Morse's pro<br />
posal to furnish electric power, 1939.<br />
Site of new Law School building,<br />
1961. Right of <strong>University</strong> to sell real<br />
estate, 1966. Site of music building,<br />
2156. Expenditures for improvement<br />
of physical plant, 2156.<br />
White, J. S. Resigns, 1915. Apptd<br />
county agent, 1974. 2107<br />
White, Stephen. Apptd instr clin.<br />
med., 1930. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic (gastroenterology), 1931.<br />
White,<br />
2146.<br />
T. A. Apptd asst rural ed.,<br />
Whitehead, D. Granted med., schol<br />
arship, 1942.<br />
Whiteside, H. E. S. S. L., 2003. Ad<br />
mitted to benefits of Wm. H.<br />
Pension Fund, 2006.<br />
Sage<br />
Whitney, Pavne, Residuary Estate.<br />
Payment to'C. U., 2160.<br />
Whittaker Property on Stewart Ave.<br />
Purchase, 1967.<br />
Widgery, A. G. Nominated acting<br />
prof, of the philosophy of religion,<br />
2057. Apptd, 2164.<br />
Wiegand, K. M. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
prof, botany, 2136. Of committee:<br />
Lloyd Tracts, 1987.<br />
Wiggans, R. Gt Apptd asst prof, plant<br />
breeding, 2142.<br />
Wilber, D. T. Apptd instr physics,<br />
2043.<br />
XXXV<br />
Wilbur, E. Apptd janitor Agr. Coll.,<br />
2129.<br />
Wilbur, J. E. Apptd helper animal hus<br />
bandry, 2135.<br />
Wiles, Alice B. Contingent bequest,<br />
2005.<br />
Wilgus, H. S., Jr. Appointed spec, in<br />
vestigator poultry husbandry, 1916.<br />
Wilker, M. Apptd exten. prof, home<br />
econ., 2122.<br />
Willaman, J. J. Nominated chief in re<br />
search, 1965, 1981. Apptd, 1984,<br />
2150.<br />
Willcox, W. F. Heckscher grant No.<br />
184, 2020.<br />
Willever, E. E. S. S. L-, 2003.<br />
William Gilman Thompson Fund estab<br />
lished, 1962.<br />
Wm. H. Sage Pension Fund. Admitted<br />
to its benefits: Cunningham, G. W.,<br />
1960. Dale, G. I., 1985. Lee, M. A.,<br />
1985. Bentley, Madison, 1997. White<br />
side, H. E., 2006.<br />
Williams, Bruce. Resigns, 2006.<br />
Williams, E. C. Salary, 2111.<br />
Williams, F. C. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Williams, G. D. Resigns, 1914. Apptd<br />
home demonstration agent, 1914, 2096.<br />
Williams, H. H. Apptd asst animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Williams, H. L. III. Apptd asst Law<br />
Library, 1995.<br />
Williams, Marjorie. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Williams, W. L. Heckscher grant No.<br />
96 reinstated, 2165.<br />
Williamson, H. G. Salary, 2075.<br />
Willis, E- R. B. Apptd asst librarian,<br />
2032. Apptd to Library administra<br />
tion committee, 2166.<br />
Willis, G. Apptd groom Vet. Coll.,<br />
2112.<br />
Willman, A. R. Resigns, 1978. Apptd<br />
home demonstration agent, 1979. Re<br />
signs, 2094.<br />
Willman, J. P. Apptd instr animal hus<br />
bandry, 2134.<br />
Willsey, V. Apptd storeroom clerk<br />
chemistry, 2041.<br />
Wilm, H. G. Apptd asst forestry, 2141.<br />
Wilson, A. Apptd machinist Vet.<br />
Coll., 2111.<br />
Wilson, A. L. Apptd asst veg. garden<br />
ing, 1917. Apptd research asst veg.<br />
gardening, 2148.<br />
Wilson, B. D. Apptd asst prof, soil<br />
technology, 2133.<br />
Wilson, H. F. Apptd asst parasitology,<br />
2138.<br />
Wilson, J. K. Apptd prof, soil technol<br />
ogy, 2133.<br />
Wilson, Jas. Apptd instr pediatrics,<br />
1935.<br />
Wilson, L. P. S. S. L-, 2003.<br />
Wilson, M. G. Salary, 2078.<br />
Wilson, Mildred. Apptd asst Agr.<br />
Library, 2116, 2125.<br />
Wilson, T. B. Resolutions on his<br />
death, 1982, 2014.<br />
Wilson, W. A. Apptd instr clin. sur<br />
gery, dept urology, 1935. Apptd chief<br />
of Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Winans, J. A. S. S. S., 1991.
Wing, H. H. Resolutions on his retire<br />
ment, 1985. Portrait, 2020.<br />
Wing, H. U. Apptd instr dairy indus<br />
try, 1919. Apptd instr dairy chem<br />
istry, 2137.<br />
Winsor, A. L. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd<br />
instr rural ed., 2146.<br />
Winter, R. Apptd asst plant pathology,<br />
2143.<br />
Witt, D. H. Apptd physician to Clinic,<br />
dept med., 1930.<br />
Witter, D. P. Trustee ex officio, 1982.<br />
Wittwer, E. Apptd asst rural econ<br />
omy, 2131.<br />
Woehl, A. L. Resigns, 1926.<br />
Wolf, L. E. S. S. A., 2106.<br />
instr entomology, 2138.<br />
Wolff, G. Apptd clerk and<br />
Apptd<br />
stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2131.<br />
Women's Dormitory Group and Recrea<br />
tional Unit. Air. Ackerman's fees<br />
for studies, 1999. Location of road<br />
in front of entrance, 1999. Plans of<br />
service roads and roads of approach,<br />
2013.<br />
Women's Self Government Association.<br />
Request denied, 2059.<br />
Wood, E. H. Salary, 2050.<br />
Wood, K. D, S. S. S., 2056.<br />
Wood, K. R. Resigns, 1975.<br />
Wood, L. A. Apptd asst physics, 1928.<br />
Apptd instr physics, 2043.<br />
Woodard, A. B. Apptd county club<br />
agent, 2099, 2108.<br />
Woodbridge, M. Apptd asst in re<br />
search, 2151.<br />
Woodrow, A. W. Apptd asst entomol<br />
ogy, 1975. Apptd asst apiculture,<br />
2138.<br />
Woods, E. H. Salary, 1928. Apptd<br />
instr exp. eng., 2049.<br />
Woodward, H. Q. Apptd chemist Gen.<br />
Memorial Hospital, 1963.<br />
Woodward, J. L. Apptd asst prof.<br />
economics, 2035.<br />
Woodward, L. H. Apptd county agent,<br />
2107.<br />
Woolley, E. Apptd asst county club<br />
agent, 2099. Apptd assoc. county<br />
club agent, 2108.<br />
Woolsey, Geo. Apptd prof. clin. sur<br />
gery, emeritus, 1934.<br />
Work, P. S. S. A., 2105. Apptd prof.<br />
veg. gardening, 2148.<br />
Workmen's Compensation, 1939.<br />
XXXVI<br />
Works, G. A. S. S. A., 1904.<br />
Worman, Elizabeth. Apptd asst pub.<br />
speaking, 1927, 2055.<br />
Worthen, E. L. Apptd exten. prof, soil<br />
technology, 2133.<br />
Wright, A, H. S. S. B., 1997. Apptd<br />
prot. zoology, 2138. Of committee:<br />
Lloyd Tracts, 1987.<br />
Wright, A. T. S. S. L., 2003.<br />
Wright, D. Apptd clerk and stenogr<br />
Agr. Coll., 2131.<br />
Wright, F. B.<br />
2147.<br />
Apptd instr rural eng.,<br />
Wright, Orilla. Apptd home dem. agent,<br />
2095, 2096.<br />
Wright, W. B. Apptd helper animal<br />
husbandry, 2134.<br />
Wright, W. J. Apptd prof, extension<br />
service and state leader of junior ex<br />
tension, 2116, 2126.<br />
Wyatt, Tyson.<br />
2078.<br />
Apptd instr pediatrics,<br />
Yale, M, W. Apptd student asst Gen<br />
eva Exp. Station, 1913.<br />
Yaswen, Jos. Apptd asst physician to<br />
Clinic, dept med., 1931.<br />
Yawger, E- S. Apptd asst mechanic<br />
arts, 2050.<br />
Yerzley,<br />
1927.<br />
F. L. Apptd asst physics,<br />
York, W. H. Apptd asst prof, hygiene<br />
and asst med. adviser, 2045.<br />
Young, B. P. S. S. B., 1997.<br />
Young, C. V. P. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Young, Geo., Jr. Nominated Dean of<br />
Coll. of Architecture, 1937.<br />
1955, 2033.<br />
Elected,<br />
Young, PI. N. Resigns, 1976. Apptd<br />
exten. instr farm management, 1976,<br />
2132.<br />
Younglove, E. Apptd janitor Agr.<br />
Coll., 2129.<br />
Zehner, I. D. Apptd home demonstra<br />
tion agent, 1914. Resigns, 1914.<br />
Zeiss, R. F. Apptd instr clin. surgery,<br />
dept urology, 1935. Apptd asst sur<br />
geon to Clinic, dept urology, 1935.<br />
Zeissig, A. Asst prof, in investigation<br />
Vet. Coll., 2112.<br />
Zeller, K. A. S. S. S., 1991.<br />
Zimmerman, E. E. Resigns, 1984.<br />
Zoology. Appr., 2025, 2043, 2058.<br />
pointments, 2043. Transfer of<br />
Ap<br />
dept<br />
to Coll. of Arts and Sciences, 2058.