Word: banishing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...more than an hour rambled the gentle oldster who, having seen much misery and evil in his lifetime as country doctor and health officer, had conceived a Plan to end it all. His Plan would banish crime "because almost all crime comes from, poverty." It would banish bootleggers because it would entail government licensing of all business. In six months, for only $9,600,000,000, it would bring the real relief and recovery which the U. S. had not obtained by spending "$20,000,000,000 on charity, crime and government alphabetical soup relief" in the past six months...
...liking of all good churchmen, but as one who planned to give a life of service to Mexico in behalf of religion, and who was prevented from so doing by the present government, I applaud the action of the Revolutionists in the attempt to banish foreign representatives of foreign religion, both Protestant and Catholic...
...confidence. As Dr. Kemmerer ably pointed out. It is the federal deficit which constitutes the chief threat of inflation. As long as the government continues its policy of lavish expenditures, as long as a glittering flood of gold purs from the Treasury, no honeyed words of the President can banish the fear inspired by the prospects of monetary manipulation. Regardless of its temporary effects on unemployment, any plan which contemplates the expenditure of billions of dollars is detrimental to the country's welfare insofar as it retards business rehabilitation...
Last week Japanese censors in Manchukuo held up for several days but finally passed news that early next year the Oil Monopoly will: 1) banish from Manchukuo the familiar cans of Standard Oil, Texas Co., Asiatic Petroleum Co. (Anglo-Dutch Shell group), every oil can in future to bear the stamp of the Japanese-controlled monopoly; 2) permit foreign firms to sell petroleum to the Monopoly only after it has purchased the entire produce of the South Manchuria Railway's shale oil plant and the new Dairen refinery...
...sorrow last week the Cardinal-Prefect reminded the world that today no less than 6,000,000 people still live in slavery. He called Catholic attention to "the importance of the Church anti-slavery program as enunciated by Pope Leo XIII"-who in 1888 exhorted his Brazilian bishops to banish slavery from their country in an encyclical flaying "the accursed pest of servitude" and ordering an annual anti-slavery collection taken in Catholic churches...