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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
9
Yale fell 4 to 1 in the season opener as New Haven led throughout. Lynitt scored twice while Roe Currie each added a goal. Buchanan lone Yale scorer. The New Haven squad featured several former Canadian players and secured victory in the Dec. 16 matchup.
The General Education Board founded by John D Rockefeller issued a report on how nearly 34 million dollars in funds have been used over 12 years of activity. The report is the first instalment of the board’s comprehensive 12 year review to be issued January 1.
The General Education Board distributed 39 million 715 thousand 720 dollars to outside institutions through June 30. Direct appropriations totaling 15 million 894 thousand 355 dollars supported universities colleges schools conferences rural work and farm demonstration. Gifts directed by John D Rockefeller and John D Rockefeller Jr included 18 million 554 thousand 348 dollars to the University of Chicago and 10 million 267 thousand 022 dollars to the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Over 1 million was spent on farm demonstration work in the South and New England with 925 thousand 750 dollars for the South and over 50 thousand for Maine and New Hampshire. Rural organization and rural school agents received more than 140 thousand dollars.
Governor Walsh joins Cambridge Board of Trade at its 25th anniversary dinner in the Board of Trade Hall. Speakers include MIT President Richard C. Maclaurin, Harvard professor William B. Munro, Mayor Good, Congressman-elect Dallinger, and State Board of Trade member John H. Corcoran. Dallinger vows to push for Cambridge post office upgrade from a Boston branch.
Reports from Innsbruck say many Austrian troops surrendered after retreating amid Serb victories. Slav elements allegedly cried welcome comrades dont shoot leading to 20 000 Austrian prisoners. Some officers reportedly deserted and a few were shot in the back. Vienna ignorant of Belgrade retaken. Budapest more informed.
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