Word: contents
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...read TIME from cover to cover each week. I think I do a thorough job. However, I know that I cannot retain all the facts that I have perused. Therefore, I suggest that on the last page of your paper you run a column of questions relative to the content of the issue...
...These certificates would be in the amount of $3,560,000,000 (value of the Reserve's gold holdings in terms of the old 100? dollar) but the certificates will in future be backed only by the amount of gold in the new dollar. Thus if the gold content of the dollar is legally cut in half the Reserve Banks' gold certificates will call for only half as much gold as they will give up to the Treasury. The other half of the gold will be a "profit" belonging to the U. S. Government. Although the President claimed...
...both sound and adequate. . . . Such legislation places the right, title and ownership to our gold reserves in the Government itself; it makes clear the Government's ownership of any added dollar value of the country's stock of gold which would result from any decrease of gold content of the dollar which may be made in the public interest. It would also, of course, with equal justice, cast upon the Government the loss of such dollar value if the public interest in the future should require an increase in the amount of gold designated as a dollar. . . . "Permit...
...prompt in clearing the puck from in front of the nets following frustrated rushes. More consistency has also been evident on the part of all concerned in the breaking up of the plays of their opponents before they have had sufficient opportunity to develop. Formerly, the forward line was content to skate the puck up the ice, lose it, and leave the job of stopping the opposition's rush up to the defensemen...
...Saar. There is no doubt that France would be justified in this policy for in the event of a Nazi victory, those who were suspected of French sympathies would certainly have reprisals visited upon them. Once again the Nazis have overplayed their hand; if they had been content to leave well enough alone the election would have almost certainly have gone in their favor. Now they have provided France with a perfectly legitimate excuse for demanding that the election be set aside...