Word: budgets
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Conservatives under an outcast Laborite Prime Minister) was well to the fore. From the standpoint of the Briton in the street there is something tricky about the "National Government." He had a chance last week to approve or reject the able trick that has given Great Britain a balanced budget, revived her industry by tariffs and made bankers and blue bloods feel safe. What would be the verdict...
...President, one year or more after election of the Chamber, to dissolve it without the consent of the Senate; 3) empower the Government to punish strikes within the career ranks of French civil servants by dismissal; 4) provide that in case the Chamber fails to pass the new budget by Jan. 1, a chronic failure in France, the Government may carry on for three months under an automatic extension of the old budget...
...Budget. "The 1934 budget even shows a surplus [because] we don't include any payments due on money borrowed to build new industries. Each industry is supposed to pay off its own debts...
...statesmen to ape President Roosevelt's microphone manner is Premier Leon Kozlowski of Poland. His "Moi przyjaciele. . . ."is now almost as familiar and effective as the U. S. President's "My friends. . . ." Last week he cuddled up to his microphone and told the Polish people about their budget and their armaments...
Like President Roosevelt, Premier Kozlowski is running his Government on an unbalanced budget. Persuasively he explained the advantages of doing so. There is no other way, he said, for Poland to be safe. Wedged between armed Russia and rearming Germany, Poland must maintain her Might. To do this her War Ministry must spend next year 761,000,000 zlotys or nearly one-third of Poland's total Government expenditures. To balance the budget will be impossible, Premier Kozlowski concluded, after predicting a modest deficit of 200,000,000 zlotys...