Word: beers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Calvin Coolidge died. John Patrick O'Brien became Mayor of New York City. The Japanese quit the League of Nations over Manchuria. Germany fell under Adolf Hitler's sway. Franklin D. Roosevelt was inaugurated President of the U. S. The U. S. went off the gold standard. Beer came back. And still the National Diversified Corp. fraud trial ran on & on in Manhattan Federal Court...
Hallowell then turned back to the subject of the English student's training, and branded as false the idea that English trackmen train on cigarettes and beer. "They do train on what they think is best for them and if this means a glass of beer once in a while they will have it. Sooner or later the English athlete will voluntarily impose upon himself the 'no smoking, no drinking, no late hours' code under which Americans train...
...understood to be large. ) He was an early Hoover booster, has now reverted to Democracy. Sometimes he attends Tammany powwows on Long Island. In tastes as well as in faith R. J. Cuddihy differs from his oldtime employers. Mr. Cuddihy does not frown upon conviviality. He firmly believed that beer would balance the budget...
...emblems. Though it ducked a sales tax and beat a horse racing & betting bill. its more important enactments followed a national trend. As in three other States, it required automobiles to be equipped with safety glass in the near future. As in 33 other States, it took control of beer sales.* As in three other States, it sanctioned public housing corporations as R. F. C. borrowers for slum clearance. Also, following a nation-wide trend, it passed a new alimony code and the smallest appropriation bill in a decade...
...Because its beer law expires Sept. 1, the legislature will reassemble Aug. 29 to make it permanent...