Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1950 [PAGE 914]

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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Albert Herman, Antioch 115 00 L. A. Huebsch, Mundelein 157 00 Henry J. Marten, Geneseo 59 ° ° Preston I. Woods, Waterman 472 70 S. F . Beetz, Mendota 338 25 John W. Gallisath, West Brooklyn 15 25 Charles A. Hummel, Dixon 62 25 Thier Brothers, West Brooklyn 21 25 Howard Lanan, Kingston 330 00 Clarence Ackland, Compton 168 00 Lee County Farm Bureau 210 00 Illinois Seed Producers Association 4 375 00 Mell Powell, Annawan 100 00 Vernon Schnell, Franklin Grove 50 00 Harry R. Cochran, Aurora 1 216 75 Harry Schilling, Kankakee 250 00 Ainsworth Seed Company, Mason C i t y . . . . 250 00 28. For Central Illinois Seed Increase and Distribution Fund Carl F. Frey, Gilman # 25 75 M. Ward Reynolds, Altona 15 5° Funk Brothers Seed Company, Bloomington 920 50 Reuel M. Tomlin, Capital Farm Seed, Springfield 20 50 George E. Holder, Bloomington 101 00 W. T. Schwenk, Edwards 500 00 J. F . Ziegler, Dwight 130 00 J. L. Trisler, Fairmount 1 107 80 Philip Balzer, Liberty 3 00 Louis H. Vollmer, Liberty 62 50 Junior Dittmer, Carthage 11000 Roy A. Morton & Sons, Bowen 376 50 Wilbur Pearce, Bowen 222 75 Dowson Brothers, Auburn 100 00 Leslie Simpson, Rochester 60 00 29. Illinois Seed Producers Association, #3,872.75 for corn research in the Department of Agronomy 30. Illinois Farm Supply Company, #2,000 to supplement the research budgets in Dairy Science, and in the swine, poultry, and animal nutrition divisions of the Department of Animal Science 31. American Cyanamid Company, New York City, #600 for research on the value of rock phosphate as a filler in complete fertilizers 32. State Farm Fire Insurance Company, Bloomington, #200 for an investigation of soybeans in yield losses sustained from hail storm damage 33. Illinois Agricultural Association, #600 for research on dairy marketing conditions in northwestern Illinois 34. Tennessee Corporation, #400 for the development of copper fungicides 35. Midwest Barley Improvement Association, #100 for the continuation of research on barley variety fertilizer tests in northern Illinois .•••;• 36. Owens-Illinois Glass Company, #4,800 for fellowships in glass technology (Ceramic Engineering). (This is to cover a four-year period beginning in 1947.) 37. A. P. Green Fire Brick Company, Mexico, Missouri, #2,000 for a fellowship in Ceramic Engineering during 1948-1949 38. Olin Industries, Inc., East Alton, #1,500 for a fellowship in the Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engineering during the academic year 1948-1949 for research in titanium metal

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