Word: equalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Germany. Not a single dispossession or destruction of a so-called Jewish enterprise has taken place. If a Jew has proved to the State that he is ready to fulfill all the duties put upon him which every other inhabitant of our Fatherland must fulfill as well, he has equal economic rights...
Sixty dollars a month for eight months of the year is the average salary of North Carolina public school teachers. That is about equal to the wages of textile workers. Last fortnight North Carolinians were shocked, ashamed to read in the Raleigh News and Observer this "job-wanted" advertisement...
...last week's Christian Century Mrs. Bro described a Sunday School which she regards as ideal and indeed unique. Its virtues include: "a physical plant equal to the needs of its student body; financial means for providing all desirable equipment ; a staff of trained teachers under the direction of experts; time enough to fulfill its task in a dignified, adequate manner; a twelve-year course of study; . . . the almost unanimous co-operation of parents; . . . a pastor of great comprehension (himself a doctor of philosophy and a trained educationalist) who makes the Sunday School his deepest interest...
Pitcairn Islanders are Seventh Day Adventists and only a few backsliders eat meat. Every family head owns his own plot of ground, contributes a tithe of his produce to the community and seven days' labor a year to public works. Equal suffrage was instituted long before any European nation had it. School attendance is compulsory. Each family has a brand with which it marks all its possessions, animate and inanimate. The local government consists of a council of seven headed by a magistrate. There is no such thing as money, and only occasional mail from the outside world...
...conditions and has held only light practices although the team is not over confident of success. The Elis have also retained their former positions so that the expected capacity crowd in the New Haven Arena will probably see a repetition of the Boston game with the outcome shadowed in equal doubt...