Word: equalized
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...gave vent to his Imperial feelings. "The future Queen, reared like us in France, combines in her person the graces of the West and the charms of the East. We who have had occasion to meet her believe that she is worthy to be our companion and our equal. We are certain by her conduct and example that she fully merits the title of First Woman of the Empire...
...less by destroying, or at least by temporarily suspending, the threatening France-Italian rivalry, which was potentially a far more dangerous factor than the loud bawlings and moaning of Hitler. It might have precipitated a war in which the whole of Europe would again have been divided into almost equal sides, and which consequently would have become a second world war. If war does come now it will undoubtedly be a war of Germany against the rest of Europe, for Hitler has seen to it that Germany has no allies left; even Hitler, however, would hardly be imbecilic enough...
...first game between the two teams, the men from Morningside Heights eked out a slim 29-25 victory over the Crimson in a thrilling encounter at the Indoor Athletic Building. In that game, the teams appeared evenly matched, and since both teams have been improving with equal rapidity the odds are even for tonight's event. The Lions have won two games in the league while they lost nine, but on Monday night they proved their worth in a brilliant rally against Dartmouth which fell two points short of tying the Indians...
...unfair, however, for a group of men who have proved themselves scholastically eligible to be deprived of the many House privileges when sufficient vacancies exist. There is a solution to this perplexing problem. If these men were permitted to become associates of the Houses that have vacancies, in numbers equal only to these vacancies, and were given the use of the House dining room and library, they would gain advantages hitherto inaccessible to them, and the interests of the University would be furthered. This arrangement would not work any hardship on the regular House members; House facilities would...
...Canada, as proposed last week to the Canadian House of Commons, will have the usual tools of credit control - the rediscount rate and the power to issue bank notes. Each private, chartered bank will be required to maintain on de posit with the Bank of Canada an amount equal to 5% of its own deposits. Each bank and the Dominion's Finance Department will turn over their present gold holdings (some $100,000,000 worth) to serve as a credit base. Taking a hint from President Roosevelt, Prime Minister Bennett wrote into his banking bill a clause empowering...