Although Rupert Murdoch contributed $2m (£1.23m) to the Republicans and commentators from his Fox News network also made donations, papers such as the New York Times, National Public Radio and television channels such as CNN and MSNBC seek to maintain strict neutrality.
The association papered buildings with appeals for donations: paper towels, paper clips, pens and even toilet paper.
Those parents claimed that payment as a charitable donation, the papers said.
Ms. Myer arranged for the couple to stay at a friend's bed-and-breakfast, and said she would make a donation of papers to the Glinka.
Peter C. Bunnell, David Hunter McAlpin Professor of the History of Photography and Modern Art Emeritus, has made a generous donation of papers to the Princeton University Art Museum.
They are often accompanied by donations of papers, equipment or even consulting time with the original researchers.
Dedicated to "the humble task of collecting and preserving," he begged New Yorkers for donations of papers — letters, books, tracts, magazines, anything.
Donations of papers and artifacts have added to the 75,000-object collection here, and the museum's ambitions have grown; its central displays are supplemented with smaller, changing shows; tributes to industry pioneers; and educational programs.
The Irvington Historical Society rents a small windowless room for the bulk of its holdings and has been promised donations of papers and artifacts from several prominent families in town, but there is no place to put them.
Accounts of cash donations in paper bags and payments from secret Swiss accounts have had a shattering effect on the party.
