Today in the History of the University of Illinois

• 1864: 3 On May 4, 1864, Supervisor Bailey, acting on the advice of Dr. C. A. Hunt of Urbana , proposed that the Twin Cities once again press the state to locate the forth-coming university locally by offering the new Insti... (Harvest)
• 1968: ... Oaks, honoring the first 12 Presidents and First Ladies of the University, who carried the institution through its first 100 years. It was dedicated by the Mothers and Dads Association on May 4, 1968. 124 1973, 1974, 1975 The red brick plaza on the Illini Unions south side is home to several organizations 50 th anniversary plaques. These include the Mothers Association 1923 , Phi Eta Sigma Founde... (Gift & Memorial Descriptions)
• 1968: ...ks, honoring the first 12 Presidents and First Ladies of the University, who carried the institution through its first 100 years. It was dedicated by the Mothers and Fathers Association on May 4, 1968. ftn9 9 ftnref1 1 University of Illinois Archives, Building and Statue Dedication Programs: RS 2 0 808 ftnref2 2 University of Illinois Archives, Building and Statue Dedication Programs: RS 2 0 808 f... (Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology)

• 1864: On May 4, 1864, Supervisor Bailey offered resolutions that were adopted to the effect that Illinois having accepted the donation of congress "of 150,000 acres" it was 480,000 acres , that they ask the legislature t... (Book - History of the University (Powell))
• 1864: ... completed for only eight to ten thousand dollars had been expended on it up to this time. "Stated on authority of Judge J. O. Cunningham. "Beeord of the board of supervisors, I I I : 298, May 4, 1864. ,204 History University of Illinois dollars.40 The Gazette in commenting on this said it was all right for the builders to endeavor to secure the payment of this to reimburse themselves for their ou... (Book - History of the University (Powell))
• 1869: , May 4th, Hibbard Finch, seeds and plow May 4th, Trevett Green, Hardware May 4th, E. T. Whitcomb, recording deeds May 4th, G. Hessell, harness repairs May 4th, G. K. Hosford, oil, chimneys, etc 30 15 6 45 22 60 ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1869)
• 1869: .... G. Larned, hardware April 13th, C. W. Beyer, insurance on library Mav 4th, Prof. Stuart, expenses lor chemicals May 3d, F. M. Avey, blacksmithing ., May 4th, Hibbard Finch, seeds and plow May 4th, Trevett Green, Hardware May 4th, E. T. Whitcomb, recording deeds May 4th, G. Hessell, harness repairs May 4th, G. K. Hosford, oil, chimneys, etc 30 15 6 45 22 60 21 60 58 00 25 15 15 75 15 00 8 88 3 25... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1869)
• 1869: ... the Eegent, who is absent in Europe. The statement of the Book-keeper was then read, as follows: I "have the honor to herewith submit the statement of expenditure, since your last meeting, May 4th, classified as follows: Board expenses 48 20 Salaries 1,757 31 Regent's salary to September 1st 1,333 33 Stock farm account 952 81 Experimental farm account. 134 27 University grounds 53 35 University b... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1870)
• 1869: May 4 The Senate voted to discontinue the teacher's certificate of qualification to teach (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1871: ...al grounds, were occupied with a repetition of the experiment of last year. The ground was plowed six inches deep, April 23d; rolled May 2d; marked both ways 4 feet 1 inch by 4 feet 1 inch, May 4th, and planted by hand, four grains in a hill, upon same day between 11 A. M. and 3 p. M. May 20th it was cultivated north and south, with Bakewell's Corn Harrow. On the 27th it was cultivated east and we... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1873)
• 1872: ... to two feet in depth, underlaid with rather stiff clay. The trees were planted when twelve to fifteen indies high, four feet apart each way. Of nearly 3,000 of these small trees planted May 4th, 1872, two-thirds died during the summer, while of similar seedlings of Norway Spruce, planted in same way, the same day, on similar soil, not above two per cent. died. The season was a dry one, but it is ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1886)
• 1881: ...pital, and Jackson, who was a lecturer in Rush Medical College, readily assented to Earle's proposition. After several conferences and prolonged discussions, a preliminary meeting was held May 4, 1881, in the Grand Pacific Hotel, Chicago, to consider establishing a new medical school in Chicago. The time was propitious. The growth of the city had been phenomenal and many of the leading medical men... (Book - History of University of Illinois at Chicago (1921))
• 1882: May 4 J. H . Zearing, representing the University of Illinois, won the hundred-dollar prize in the State Equal Suffrage Contost in Chicago (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1895: MAY 4. Second nine, 19; Wesleyan, 20 (Illio - 1896)
• 1897: May 4 Baseball: Illinois 19, DePauw 0 (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1900: May 4 First Open-Air Concert by University Band on President's Porch (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1900: ... American Rules of Land Warfare very3justly remark that a hostage must be treated as a prisoner of war. He cannot therefore be put to death or subjected to other severities than those which may 4 lawfully be inflicted upon a regular military prisoner. The right to put hostages to death was frequently asserted in earlier times, but it does not appear that it had ever in practice been exercised for ... (War Publications - WWI Compilation 1923 - Article 14)
• 1902: May 4 Bryant Bannister was elected President of the Illinois Students' Union (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1903: May 4 "Twelfth N i g h t " presented by English Club (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1903: May 4, 1903: Mr. Olmsted had been out of town and I have been unable to get any appointment with him yet, but he returns tomorrow and I shall then go over the matter of the Green Street planning with him. Profes... (Book - 30 Year Master Plan (Tilton & O'Donnell))
• 1904: ...ce a3 often as may be deemed necessary in the judgment of the University committee, but not less frequently than once each year. The annual examination shall be held on the first Monday in May. 4. The examinations shall be in the theory of accounting, the practice of accounting, auditing, and commercial law as effecting accountancy. 5. Each applicant for examination must present to the Board of Ex... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1906)
• 1904: May 4 One thousand dollar gift made Y. W. C. A. by Mrs. J . S. Hall of Urbana in memory of her daughter, Grace (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1906: ... of the comptroller. From a statement received from the' chief clerk, dated June 1, 1907, it appears, however, that the balance on July 1, 1906, was 1,596.45; that the receipts from fees to May 4 inclusive were 500.00, making a total of 2,096.45. The expenditures from July 20, 1906, to May 20,1907, inclusive, were 192.58. There are other bills still unpaid, so that the July balance will be conside... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1910)
• 1910: C a i n 388 May 4 Elmer Roberts 389 ..do..... J. E. Morgan. 390 ..do..... A. F. Meeks W. W. Trimble 391 ..do B.D.Walker 392 ..do Univ.-of Illinois Supply Store 393 ..do D. T. Dobbins 394 ..do H. Swannell Son 395 ..do E. H.... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1912)
• 1911: ...Paper ..do Rocky Ford Cantaloupe Seed Breeders Seed 487 ..do Addresses Addressograph Co 488 ..do Sundry bills paid O. E. Staples, chief clerk 489 May 2 E. Roberts..'. Wages, April, 1911 490 May 4 C. E. Secor . .do 491 May 9 Gorham Pigge Services 492 ..do E. W. Bailey Expenses 493 ..do Postage stamps W. W. Lindley, P. M 494 -do Sundry bills paid O. E. Staples, chief clerk 495 May 22 T- W. Amriufi..... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1914)
• 1912: May 4, 1912. Rich, E. A., Custodian in the Law Library, from April 1, 1912, to June 8 , 1912, at a salary of fifteen dollars 15 a month, vice C. H. Fletcher, resigned April 29, 1912. Smith, Florence E., Secretar... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1915)
• 1912: ...ARD OE TRUSTEES. 813 General University No. Date. Warrants Continued. Eor what. Amount. To whom. 1912. 15851 May 2 C. M. McConn 15852 ..do J. W. Thompson 15853 May 3 E. R. A. Seligman 15854 May 4 The John Crerar Library 15855 ..do Librarian of Congress Card Sect . 15856 ..do..... Robert Smith, Jr 15857 ..do..,.. J. L. Jalandoni 15858 ..do..... Marine Biological Laboratory Assn 15859 ..do U. E. Rob... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1914)
• 1914: May 4 Campus Scoup booklet placed on sale. Sigma Xi and Phi Beta Kappa addressed at annual I joint meeting by Dr. G. O. Smith, Director of U. S. Geological Survey (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1914: Strauch May 4 E. Davenport. -do J.B.Marshall .do H. J. Snider .do College of Agriculture ..do C. C. Logan .do College of Agriculture .do .Geo. W. Medley ..do F. W. Wascher... ..do H.C.Wheeler ..do R. W. Dickenson ..do ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1915)
• 1915: 5 8619 May 4 K. E. Geisendorfer .. do Carter Floyed o 8621 . . d o . . . . Ray Cooley o 86221 . d o . . . . H. W. Hollard.: o .do M. H. Campbell '. o . d o . . . C. A. Rust o . do . . . Jones Garfield o . do Frank Leg... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1916)
• 1915: 8575 May 4 Pay roll O 8576 ..do.. Browning, J. E . Cagann, Karl. Clark, Bert..Crackel, Ben. Crump, Frank. Feigner, M . . Fox, Felix.. Glenn, V. S. Johns, E Kenney, T. J.. Klien, J. A. J . Mathews, Thurman R . Moody,... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1916)
• 1916: May 4 Organization of branch, of Navy League by W. M. Lewis, western field secretary of national organization. Gridiron banquet instituted by Sigma Delta Chi, journalistic fraternity, to take place of Dope Shee... (Book - Early History of University (1916))
• 1916: Clark 6986 May 4 M. E . Thompson, Cashier. 6987 ..do.... M. E. Thompson, Cashier. 6988 ..do.... M. E. Thompson, Cashier. 6989 ..do.... M. E. Thompson, Cashier. 6990 May 6 M. E. Thompson Cashier 6991 ..do.... M. E. Thompso... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1916)
• 1917: ...ional defense. This report was received for record. FOUR-YEAR CURRICULUM IN LAW 19 A letter from 1 the Clerk of the Senate concerning the establishment of a four-year curriculum in L a w : May 4, 1917 D. Edmund J. James, President DEAR M R . PRESIDENT: At a special meeting held on April 30, 1917, the University Senate voted to make the following recommendations to the Board of Trustees with refere... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1918)
• 1917: May 4, 1917. it hij and 1 rg tr al re UJL II ,T h e i 9 i 7 R ep t o n ia n THWU FACULTY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS I EDMUND JANES JAMES, Ph.D.. LL.D. President of I 'niversity COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE EUGENE DAVENPOR... (Magazine - The Reptonian (1917 Selections))
• 1917: May 4, 1917 . Klein, Gordon, Shelf Assistant in the Library, at a salary of fifty-five dollars 55 a month, from June 1, 1917, to August 31, 1917; this appointment superseding his previous appointment (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1918)
• 1918: ...n cooperation with the State Geological Survey Division. The First Conference on Air Conditioning a nontechnical exposition sponsored by the Mechanical Engineering Department will , be held May 4 and 5. The Fourth Glass Conference sponsored by the Department of Ceramic Engineering will be held late in May. T h e Third Coal Short Course sponsored by the Department of Mining and Metallurgical Engine... (UI Foundation Series - Bulletin 2 (1936))
• 1920: May 4, 1920. Jensen, W. J., Assistant in Physics, on part time, for ten months, beginning September 1, 1920, at a salary of eight hundred dollars 800 (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1920)
• 1920: May 4, 1920. Wilson, T. A., Assistant in Chemistry, on one-half time, for ten months, beginning September 1, 1920, at a salary of sixty dollars 60 a month (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1920)
• 1920: ...nd Mr. John Willard Anderson. This report was received for record. SHARPLES PRIZE SCHOLARSHIP 19 A letter from Mr. Dale E. Andrews, advertising manager of the Sharpies Separator Company: May 4th, 1920 Mr, Eugene Davenport, University of Illinois, Vrbana, Illinois DEAB S I B : This is our formal offer to your school of the Sharpies Scholarship, concerning which we have had some correspondence, and ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1920)
• 1922: May 4, 1922 Kaufmann, R. J., Fellow in Chemistry, for the year 1922, beginning September 1, 1922, with a stipendium of five hundred dollars 500 (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1922)
• 1922: May 4, 1922 Templin, E. H., Assistant in Romance Languages, for ten months, beginning September 1, 1922, at a salary of one hundred seventy dollars 170 a month (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1922)
• 1926: May 4, 1926 ,1926 UNIVERSITY O F ILLINOIS 603 Mahoney, Catherine E., Technician in Obstetrics and Gynecology, in the College of Medicine, on one-half time, for five months beginning April 1, 1926, at a cash comp... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1926)
• 1929: May 4, 1929 Innis, Thelma, University Junior Clerk, in the Department of Dairy Husbandry, in the College of Agriculture, for five months beginning April 1, 1929, subject to the rules of the Civil Service Commiss... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1930)
• 1929: May 4, 1929 JThe date in parenthesis is the date on which the appointment was made by the President of University. ,214 BOARD OF TRUSTEES May 17 Smith, Vivian Thomas, Assistant in the Bureau of Educational Resea... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1930)
• 1929: May 4, 1929 T h e B o a r d adjourned. H. E. Cunningham Secretary J. W. Armstrong President ,MEETING OF T H E B O A R D O F TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS June 11, 1929 The June quarterly meeting of the ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1930)
• 1932: May 4, 1932 Sanford, C. W., Principal of the University High School, and Instructor in Education, beginning July 1,1932, and continuing until June 30,1933, at a cash compensation of two thousand six hundred doll... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1932)
• 1935: May 4, 1935. ' LKLLAN, MARY B. Contemporary Fiction in Polish. Library Journal, 61: 154-55 (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 22)
• 1937: ...e Natural History Survey Divisions and by the Director of the Department of Registration and Education. I submit the following letter recently received from the Director of the Department: May 4, 1937 President A. C. Willard, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. D E A R PRESIDENT W I L L A R D : Referring to our conference which you, Dr. Frison, Dr. Leighton and myself had in my office someti... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1937: ...tion of Mr. Cleary, the President of the University was instructed to advise the Department of Registration and Education, in reply to its request presented by the Director in his letter of May 4, that it is the opinion of the Board of Trustees that the appropriation for a State Natural Resources Building should be made to the University, that it should be presented to the General Assembly in a se... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Richter, Frederick P., Assistant in Chemistry, on one-half time, for ten months beginning September 1, 1938, at a cash compensation of six hundred dollars 600 (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Roberts, C. W., Instructor in English, for ten months beginning September 1, 1938, at a cash compensation of two thousand dollars 2,000 this supersedes his previous appointment (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: ... pay, in addition to her regular vacation allowance of one month, for the purpose of travel abroad. 4. Mr. L. W . Phillips, Assistant in Physics, leave of absence with pay from April 18 to May 4, 1938, on account of illness. 5. Miss Waunetta Kruse, Stenographer in the Division of University E x tension, leave of absence without pay from May 11, 1938, and continuing until further notice, on account... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Martin, Mildred, Assistant in English, for ten months beginning September . I 938, at a cash compensation of one thousand six hundred thirty dollars 1,630 this supersedes her previous appointment . M... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Reich, Emily Evalyn, to give instruction in Library Science, on one-half time, in the Summer Session of 1938, beginning June 20, 1938, and ending August 13, 1938, at a cash compensation of one hundre... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Storer, N. W., to give instruction in Astronomy, in the Summer Session of 1938, beginning June 20, 1938, and ending August 13, 1938, at a cash compensation of five hundred dollars 500 for the session... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: May 4, 1938 Thomson, Daniel William, Research Graduate Assistant in Mechanical Engineering, in the Engineering Experiment Station, on one-half time, for ten months beginning September I, 1938, at a cash compensa... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1938: ...eral Policy. R E P O R T OF COMMITTEE ON GENERAL POLICY Pursuant to the instructions of the Board on March 18, 1938 Minutes, page 663 , the Committee on General Policy met in Springfield on May 4 to confer with the Governor, the Director of the Department of Registration and Education, and other representatives of the Board of Natural Resources and Con- ,8o6 BOARD OF TRUSTEES May 14 servation, abo... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)
• 1940: ...RSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS The Secretary presented for record the following supplementary lists of graduate scholars and fellows appointed by the President of the University on April 27, 1940, May 4, 1940, and May 17, 1940. ,1940 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 953 Scholarship Scholarship Fellowship Scholarship Fellowship Fellowship 300 300 600 300 500 600 April 27, 1940 Agricultural Economics. . .Allenby Plon... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1940)
• 1940: O'Neal May 4, 1940 Agricultural Economics. . . William C. Kayser Animal Husbandry Harold J. Smith Accountancy Alvin J. H u r t t Harold H (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1940)
• 1940: May 4, 1940 GIBSON, ROBERT WILDER, Assistant in Mathematics, on one-third time, for ten months beginning September 1, 1940, at a cash compensation of five hundred dollars 500 (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1940)
• 1940: May 4, 1940 THORN, ROBERT JEROME, Assistant in Chemistry, on one-half time, for ten months beginning September I, 1940, at a cash compensation of six hundred dollars 600 (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1940)
• 1943: ...F ROSELAWN CEMETERY LOTS The Secretary presented t h e following report of t h e sale of lots in Roselawn Cemetery since t h e last report of such sales. , Date Description Purchaser Price May 4, 1943 WJ Lot 142 Section G Frederick C. Lohmann 210 May 5, 1943 NEJ4 Lot 154 Section G F.C.Pratt 105 May 12, 1943 SWJi Lot 146 Section G MacPherson Thompson 105 April 26, 1943 SWJ4 Lot 154 Section G Harry ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: ...Extension Service in Agriculture and H o m e Economics resignation effective May 26, 1944. MCBRIDE, M R S . ELIZABETH VOGEL, Assistant in Animal Pathology and Hygiene resignation effective May 4, 1944. MCINNES, JEAN M., Scholar in Speech declination effective October 1, 1044. MELTZER, BERNARD N., Fellow in Sociology declination effective October 1, 1944. MICHEL, NORMA CORDELIA, Junior Office Appli... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: ...of the Board of Trustees exercising the full powers of the Board of Trustees under the charter of the University, that the University retain application for patent, Ser. No. 534,060, filed May 4, 1944, covering magnetic induction accelerator with small X-ray source, which discovery was made by Donald W . Kerst and Robert Serber, and that this resolution, together with the action of the Board of Tr... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1944: " May 4, 1944 JOHN T. FLYNN, journalist, author, radio commentator, and lecturer: "Prologue to Fascism." May 18, 1944 On motion of Mr. Davis, this appropriation was made as recommended, by the following vote: Aye,... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1944: ...es patent was filed in the United States Patent Office on May 4, 1944 Serial No. 534,060 . Application for foreign protection under the International law must be filed within one year from May 4, 1944. Professor Kerst is of the opinion that the most likely foreign markets for the betatron after the war will be in Great Britain and Canada and that the British and Canadians are much interested in us... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1944: ...d Great Britain on the magnetic induction- accelerator the betatron he has invented and developed. An application for a United States patent was filed in the United States Patent Office on May 4, 1944 Serial No. 534,060 . Application for foreign protection under the International law must be filed within one year from May 4, 1944. Professor Kerst is of the opinion that the most likely foreign mark... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1944: ...0 a month. April 13, 1944 CALCAGNO, HELEN, Junior Clerk-Stenographer in the Department of Agricultural Engineering, in the Extension Service in Agriculture and H o m e Economics, beginning May 4, 1944, and continuing through August 31, 1944, subject to University Civil Service rules, at a salary at the rate of one hundred ten dollars 110 a month this supersedes her previous appointment . May 4, 19... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: May 4, 1944 CLINTON, HAROLD, Special Research Assistant in Civil Engineering, in the Engineering Experiment Station, beginning April 15, 1944, and continuing until further notice, at a salary at the rate of one ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: May 4, 1944 V A N WINKLE, M R S . FLORENCE, Junior Clerk-Stenographer in the Bureau of Institutional Research, for six months beginning May 1, 1944, subject to University Civil Service rules, at a salary at the ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: May 4, 1944 WEINGARTNER, WILLIAM, Graduate Assistant in Hospital Pharmacy, in the College of Pharmacy, on one-half time, beginning May I, 1944, and continuing through June 30, 1944, at a salary at the rate of fi... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: ...k-Stenographer in the Department of Animal Pathology and Hygiene, May I through August 31, 1944. Navy MARIE SHAFFER, Junior Clerk-Stenographer in the Department of Agricultural Engineering, May 4 through August 31, 1944. N a v y HAROLD SPRINKLE, Fire Station Attendant in the Physical Plant Department, May 11 through August 31, 1944. N a v y MILDRED A N N E WENDT, Junior Clerk-Stenographer in the D... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: ...SPRINGER, MELVIN DALE, Assistant in Mathematics resignation effective April 21, 1944. STAFFORD, MARJORIE, Library Assistant in the Reference Department of the Library resignation effective May 4, 1944. STONEHAM, RICHARD GEORGE, Assistant in Mathematics resignation effec- tive April 8, 1944. THOMPSON, JEROME BRADFORD, Assistant in Chemistry resignation effective May 1, 1944. VANHEYNINGEN, EARLE MAR... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1944: ..., Assistant in Physics, in the College of Engineering resignation effective May I, 1944. AUST, CORNELIA B., Junior Clerk-Stenographer in the Physical Plant Department resignation effective May 4, 1944. AYCOCK, BENJAMIN F., JR., Assistant in Chemistry resignation effective May 20, 1944. BARONE, JOHN A., Scholar in Chemistry declination effective October 1, 1944. BAYLY, BARTON A., Scholar in Economi... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1944)
• 1945: ...assistant in the Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Public Library, became branch librarian, Glen Park Branch, Gary, Indiana. on March 1, 1945. Miriam Nethery and Walter Thomas Smith, Jr., were married on May 4. They will reside in Bloomington, Indiana, while Mr. Smith completes his work for the Ph.D. degree at Indiana University. Mrs. Smith began her work at the University Library May 15. Catherine Thompson was... (UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 36)
• 1945: May 4, 1945 DELONG, GEORGE CASS, Instructor in History, for three months beginning July 1, 1945, at a salary at the rate of two hundred fifty dollars 250 a month (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1945: ...r. T h e report was received for record. TRIBUTE TO HAZEN S. CAPRON Mrs. Grigsby presented the following and moved its adoption. The Board of Trustees records with deep sorrow the death on May 4, 1945, of Mr. Hazen S. Capron, former Treasurer of the Board. For more than 50 years he was one of the leading bankers of Illinois. He was held in high esteem not only by his fellow citizens in Champaign-U... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1946: May 4, 1946 BEDINGER, P A U L LINCOLN, Clinical Instructor in Medicine, beginning March 10, 1946, and continuing through August 31, 1946, without salary this supersedes his previous appointment (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1946: May 4, 1946 BEINAR, PETER JOSEPH, Clinical Assistant in Medicine, beginning May 6, 1946, and continuing through August 31, 1946, without salary. M a y 9, 1946 BERG, M A X , Clinical Associate in Medicine, beginn... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1946: May 4, 1946 JAMES, SHIRLEY IRENE, Research Assistant in Biological Chemistry, in the College of Medicine, for four months beginning May 1, 1946, at a salary at the rate of one hundred sixty dollars 160 a month. ... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1946: May 4, 1946 RICHTER, IRVING BERNARD, Instructor in Pediatrics, in the College of Medicine, for five months beginning April 1, 1946, without salary (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1946)
• 1950: ...Holt, the Board voted 1 that it concurs in the findings of fact, conclusions of law, and recommendations of the hearing committee, 2 that the employee, Thomas R. Allen, be discharged as of May 4, 1950, and 3 that this decision of the Board be certified to the appointing officer and be enforced by him. DELEGATION O F SIGNATURE The Secretary presented the following: The Board of Trustees on March 14... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1952)
• 1950: On May 4, Blodgett informed Hagen that he had received a definite offer from Florida and that he had accepted it. News of Blodgett's action became known almost immediately. In a setting already charged with appreh... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1950)
• 1950: ...no doubt it was in the Report of the Fact-finding Committee. Normally there would be another opportunity for discussion when the Florida offer was clarified. When, as the Report states, "on May 4, Blodgett informed Hagen that he had received a definite offer from Florida and that he had accepted it," there was, in fact, no need to go further. At that time, Professor Blodgett had entered into a con... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1950)
• 1950: ...Thomas R. Allen, Storekeeper in the Department of Chemistry at the Chicago Undergraduate Division of the University of Illinois. Under established procedure Mr. Allen had been suspended on May 4, 1950, pending the hearing of these charges. By authority of the Board, President Williamson appointed Frank T. Maher, Professor of Pharmacognosy and Pharmacology, Head of the Department, and Assistant Dea... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1952)
• 1954: ...h Service leave of absence without pay from July 11, 1954, through June 14, 1955BECK, WILLIAM H., Research Assistant in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics leave of absence with full pay from May 4 through May 31, 1954, and without pay from June I through June 15, 1954. BOURGIN, DAVID G., Professor of Mathematics leave of absence without pay from September 1, 1954, to September 1, 1955, so that he m... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1954)
• 1964: ... held in Urbana. MEETING OF T H E BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION President Clement also announced that the University will be host to the Illinois Board of Higher Education at its May meeting on May 4 and 5. The meeting will be held at the LaSalle Hotel. Plans for the meeting include a visit to the Congress Circle site. RECESS AND EXECUTIVE SESSION President Clement stated that an executive session has... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1964)
• 1966: ...1c V7 ea'' 11 " i n , ' r i n ; p i"3.d2n .iridic l o r o t : , ocic ,, 7 oT o " T5 n i n e e r s was i v e n by Eoop9etfi .lly oii'bmittod., c - -'' .", - t r ,Society of Women -Engineers May 4, 1966 6:45 P M. University of Illinois 134 Electrical Engineering Building Student Section The Society of Women Engineers met May 4, 19661 at 6s 45 P M. in room 134 Electrical Engineering Building. She mon... (SWE - UIUC SWE Minutes Fall 1960 - Fall 1990 )
• 1969: ...in the office of The Board of Regents, and in the Architect's office: a "Governing Policy for the Regency Universities of the State of Illinois" - By-Laws of the Board of Regents in effect May 4, 1969 President's "Report to the Board of Regents" to date. "Long Range Development Plan" I. Academic Plan for S.S.U., II. Projected Enrollment at S.S.U., July 1970, by Office of Institutional Research, S.... (UIS Long Range Plan - 1970 (Sangamon State Univ))
• 1971: ...tion of the President's Advisory Committee on Allerton Park was presented for consideration by the Executive Committee. Vice President Farber reported that the Advisory Committee had met on May 4 and that the report was adopted unanimously. He asked Mr. Walter Keith, Director of Robert Allerton Park, to read the full text of the report and speak to its central points. The Committee recommended tha... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1970)
• 1976: ...nd performance capabilities currently available from principal computer vendors. It was determined that all bids should be rejected, and the companies involved were so notified formally on May 4, 1976. T h e Urbana campus administration requested that negotiations be undertaken with Control Data Corporation CDC of Minneapolis to determine if the necessary equipment could be obtained within funds a... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1976)
• 1977: ...June 15 NEWLY SELECTED NONVOTING STUDENT TRUSTEES FOR 1977-78 T h e secretary presented a report on the selection of these trustees as follows: Chicago Circle Campus T h e election was held May 4 and 5, 1977, with Miss Gretchen Winter, a junior in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, receiving the largest vote tally for the four candidates on the ballot. T h e total number of votes cast was 1... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1978)
• 1979: ...nt, M r . H a h n , Mrs. Shepherd, Governor Thompson. T h e student advisory vote was: Aye, M r . Bolen, M r . Milkint; no, none. Settlement of James Duke Workers' Compensation Claim 2 O n May 4, 1979, James Duke, who was employed by the University as a roofer at the Urbana-Champaign campus, fell from a roof upon which he was working. As a result of the fall, Mr. Duke suffered multiple fractures i... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1984)
• 1983: ...etive Theory; Arnold Stein, professor of English. ,256 BOARD OF TRUSTEES June 16 8. PATSY S. CLICK, assistant catalog librarian with rank of assistant professor in t h e Library, beginning May 4, 1983 1 Y , at an annual salary of 16,000. 9. DAVID GORDON, assistant professor of pediatrics, on 90 percent time and physician surgeon, on 10 percent time, College of Medicine at Chicago, beginning July 1... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1984)
• 1987: ... 0 Wednesdays 1 s t G e n e r a l M e e t i n g s - t h i s Wed. 241 EEB Woman Engineer from Cat. Next meeting March 2nd Quaker Oats 6pm Officer Elections April 6th Kimberly Clark PIZZA 6pm May 4th Hewlett Packcird Marketing Division Mom's Day Banquet - Saturday, April 23rd Little Sis Weekend:' April Plant Trips: 7,8,9 Caterpillar - Donna Murr Procter Gamble - Iowa City The office is a MESS le p Q... (SWE - UIUC SWE Minutes Fall 1960 - Fall 1990 )
• 2000: ...ange Order No. 1 For changes in heating work for Rooms 314, 315, and 316 to permit future completion of same for use as "Climatic Rooms," as per Granger and Bollenbacher's request letter of May 4th and Robert Gordon, Inc., Proposal No. 10 dated June 16, 1936, add 116 54 O n m o t i o n of M r s . F r e e m a n , C h a n g e O r d e r N o . 1 H e a t i n g C o n tract was approved. IV. Heating Cont... (Board of Trustees Minutes - 1938)