Word: carded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...must play devaluation-which is France's last card-and we must play it well!" cried Deputy Reynaud,( attacking the Communist's pet clause. "Is France going to be the only country in the world in which devaluation fails to promote a return to Prosperity...
...taking the risk of snatching away from French producers by his tariff slash benefits which he had just conferred by devaluing the franc. Apparently the Premier's idea was to keep prices in France from rising by letting in cheap foreign goods. He thus played the card of Devaluation in a manner exactly opposite to that of President Roosevelt whose objective was that prices should be made to rise...
When the unsuspecting Freshman fills in the line market "Father's Occupation" on his registration card, little does he know that he is only providing fodder for another press release by University Hall...
...preserved," the way to do it is to make sure that every voter who comes to the polls should be known to election commissioners beforehand. To this end, the incorruptible men in blue, Boston's "finest," will obtain the signature of every prospective voter on a neat card, and the cards will then be salted away to be referred to, perhaps, on election day. This is a step in the right direction but destined to be a fruitless one; for it not only boldly assumes that Boston voters can all write and Boston election commissioners can all read...
...card will be necessary to gain admittance but this can be obtained without coat either at the Church during the day or at Parish House...