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...Coolidge attended the semi-annual meeting of the Government's "business executives" on the administration of the budget (see Page...
Since the Government was put upon a budget system, there have been seven regular meetings of the Federal "business" organization ? seven meetings with the purpose of reducing Federal expenditures. Last week, President Coolidge went before an eighth meeting to urge the same object. In Continental Memorial Hall, just a block southwest of the. White House, 2,000 people assembled to hear the President and General Lord, Director of the Budget. Messrs. Mellon, Hoover, Wilbur, Work, Gore, Stone were on the platform representing the Cabinet. General Hines, Chief of Staff, and Admiral Eberle were there likewise. "The meeting...
...service has been marked by whole hearted cooperation in every way with the policies of the Committee. He has never been self-seeking in the least degree; but has warmly supported every suggestion looking to the effective training of his teams and the prudent economical administration of the football budget. Judged by results alone his success as a coach cannot be questioned if our victories in Yale games are to be the measure of that success; for in those six years his teams have won four such victories. His personal relations with the Committee have been marked by unvaried courtesy...
...lire. For the first semester of the current fiscal year (July 1924 to June 1925), receipts have exceeded budgetary estimates by 679,000,000 lire, but a deficit was shown of 183,000,000 lire against 700,000,000 lire for the corresponding period of 1923. The budget for 1925-26 is expected to produce a surplus of 198,000,000 lire...
...bill was drafted to empower the Government to pay these installments as they came due. The Finance Minister proposed to subvert 800,000,000 francs from the budget for this purpose and add 400,000,000 francs from the proceeds of the Morgan loan, which is still intact. Chamber and Senate agreed, but the latter insisted upon adding a clause which prohibited the Government from using the Morgan money for any purpose except repaying the Bank of France, and which stipulated that any residue after the payment to the Bank was to be applied to repaying the banking house...