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The image displays a document titled "The President and Fellows" dated November 6, 1931. This document records the financial transactions and gifts reported at a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College held on September 28, 1931, in Boston. The text details various gifts and endowments, listing the amounts, donors, and the purposes for which the gifts were made. For example, gifts are noted to the Rockefeller Foundation for research in economics, the General Education Board for advanced work in the humanities, and the Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission, among others. The document also includes a list of gifts for specific funds, such as the Law School Endowment Fund and the Harvard Fund. Additionally, it expresses gratitude to donors for their contributions. The paper appears aged, with some wear and damage visible, including a small tear and a fold. The document is affixed to a backing sheet that has four holes punched, suggesting it is part of a larger collection or binder.
This image is of a typed document titled "The President and Fellows," which appears to be a record of a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College held on September 28, 1931, in Boston. The document lists various receipts and gifts that were gratefully accepted by the university. These receipts include contributions from estates, foundations, individuals, and organizations, with specific amounts and purposes for each gift.
The gifts range from large contributions like $3,500,000 from the estate of Stuart Wyeth to smaller amounts such as $5.67 from the estate of Anna R. Milton. The purposes of these gifts include funding for research in various fields, endowments, library purchases, museum expenses, and scholarships. The document also notes the presence of President Lowell and several others at the meeting, including Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
The document has a date stamp in the top right corner that reads "Nov 6 1931," indicating when it was likely filed or processed. The paper appears to be aged, with a slightly yellowed look, and it is a single sheet with four holes punched on the left side, suggesting it was part of a binder or folder.
This image displays a single, aged, off-white sheet of paper from a bound document or report, likely from a university or institutional archive. The paper is yellowed with time and has three punched holes along its left edge, suggesting it was once stored in a binder. There are minor signs of wear, such as slight creases and a small tear at the bottom right corner.
The page contains a formal, typewritten report titled “The President and Fellows” in a larger, centered font at the top. The body of the text is organized in two columns, written in a serif typeface consistent with early 20th-century typewriters or printing presses.
The document records the proceedings of a meeting held on September 28, 1931, in Boston, of the President and Fellows of Harvard College. Present were President Lowell and several other officers: Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
The core of the document is a detailed accounting of gifts accepted by the institution, primarily from estates and individual donors. The Treasurer’s report lists specific monetary amounts and sometimes the purpose of each donation—for example:
The document also notes the gratitude expressed by the President and Fellows toward donors who contributed to various causes, such as:
Other noted gifts include funding for the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Leukemia Research, the Fogg Art Museum, the law school, medical research, and specific individuals like Mr. John Nicholas Brown and Dr. John Warren.
In the upper right corner of the document, there is a handwritten note in pencil: “Nov 6 1931”, likely indicating the date the report was filed or reviewed.
Overall, the image captures a historical financial record of philanthropy and institutional stewardship at Harvard College during the early 1930s, revealing the scale and diversity of donations that supported academic and research endeavors at the time.
This document appears to be a report from a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, held on September 28, 1931, in Boston. The meeting was attended by President Lowell, Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
The report includes a summary of the financial receipts and gifts received by Harvard College during the current year. The gifts and donations are listed in detail, along with the amounts and the recipients or purposes of the gifts.
Some of the notable gifts and donations mentioned in the report include:
The report also mentions that the President and Fellows expressed their gratitude to the following persons for their generous gifts: the International Education Board, the Carnegie Foundation, the 250 Associates of the Harvard Business School, and the Friends of Dr. John Warren.
Overall, the document provides a detailed account of the financial receipts and gifts received by Harvard College during the current year, highlighting the generosity of the donors and the various purposes for which the gifts were intended.
The image shows a document that appears to be a page from a book or report. The document is titled "The President and Fellows" and is dated March 6, 1981. The text is organized into two columns, with the left column containing a list of names and the right column containing a list of amounts.
The left column lists the names of individuals who are likely members of the President and Fellows organization. The names are followed by their respective positions or titles, such as "President," "Treasurer," and "Secretary." The right column lists various amounts, which could represent financial contributions or donations made by these individuals.
The document appears to be a record of the financial contributions made by the members of the President and Fellows organization. The amounts listed in the right column may represent the total contributions made by each individual or the amount contributed by each individual for a specific purpose or project.
Overall, the image provides a glimpse into the financial activities and contributions of the President and Fellows organization during the specified time period.
The image shows a scanned page from a formal document, likely a meeting record or report from the "President and Fellows of Harvard College." The document is dated September 28, 1931, and is signed by key officials: President James B. Conant, Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
The page lists a series of financial contributions and gifts received by Harvard College and its affiliated institutions. Each entry specifies the donor, the amount donated, and the purpose for which the funds are intended. The entries are organized in a structured format, with each donation detailed in a paragraph.
Donations from Estates:
Other Donations:
At the end of the document, there is a formal resolution stating that the President and Fellows express their gratitude to the donors for their generous gifts.
This document serves as an official record of financial contributions received by Harvard College and its affiliated institutions during a specific meeting. It highlights the significant support provided by various donors, including estates, foundations, and individuals, for various academic, research, and institutional purposes.
The formal tone and detailed listing of contributions underscore the importance of these gifts to the institution's operations and development.
The image shows a scanned page of a typed document titled "The President and Fellows." It appears to be an official record from a meeting that lists various financial contributions or grants given to a university or institution, such as gifts from estates, donations for fellowships, and funds for specific purposes like research or equipment. There are also acknowledgements for donations from organizations and individuals.
The document is dated in the upper right corner as "Nov. 6 1937." It's aged and slightly discolored, which indicates it may be a historical document. On the top left corner, there's a circular hole punch, and another is partially visible on the center left edge, suggesting the paper was once stored in a binder or similar filing system.
The text is dense and contains many monetary figures, denoted by dollar signs, along with the names of numerous donors. Some sections of the text appear to reference academic departments and specialized fields of study or research, indicating the document's relation to an academic context.
The image shows a dated document titled "The President and Fellows". It mentions that at a meeting in Boston on September 28, 1931, several important figures were present including the President Lowell, Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck. The Treasurer reported various accepted gifts, each listed with donor names and the respective amounts or items donated. The document details contributions from different estates, individuals, and foundations, such as financial gifts, funds for specific purposes, and objects for museums or labs. Some specific uses for the donations include research in medical fields, humanities, fellowships, textbook purposes, and equipment for educational labs and institutions.
The document has a header, structured text with clear divisions for each donor's contribution, and annotations such as "Nov 6 1931" written in pencil on top. The page appears to be older paper with holes punched on the left side, suggesting it was part of a binder or compilation.
This image shows a page with printed text, likely from a document or publication. The text is titled “The President and Fellows” and appears to be related to a meeting held by the President and Fellows of Harvard College on September 28, 1931. The page contains a detailed report from the Treasurer listing various gifts and contributions made to the college, mentioning donors and their purposes. The contributions are specified for research, scholarships, building funds, and other institutional needs.
The text is organized in a structured format, with paragraphs explaining individual gifts, their amounts, and their intended uses. The page includes detailed attributions to estates, individuals, organizations, and foundations, such as the Rockefeller Foundation and others.
The physical page shows evidence of age, including slight discoloration around the edges and hole punches along the left side, indicating it might have been part of a larger bound document or archive. A handwritten date, “Nov 6 1931,” is noted in the upper right corner.