Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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TIME erred, gladly stands corrected. The Post Office Department's figures for fiscal 1931 showed: ist Class $46.905,962.72 profit 2nd Class 96,674.617.93 loss 3rd & 4th Classes both showed deficits. -ED. Shoelace Institute...
...remained for pipe-smoking Governor Harrison to lay the biggest piece of fiscal news down before the House Committee?namely, that the Federal Reserve was in the market for U. S. securities as never before. Its purchases were part of the Government's new determination to pump credit into the country?a process its friends call "reflation" instead of inflation?under the provisions of the Glass-Steagall bill. Not until its statement was issued later in the week was the full extent of the Federal Reserve's pumpings evident to the country...
...things go normally, the U. S. budgetary deficit will be met, or at least considerably Deduced by new fiscal resources and economies. The bonus proposition will be sidetracked. There will be no inflation in the proper sense of the term. The currency will remain solid. The United States will enter a period of new credits with the likelihood of an economic prosperity less brilliant than before the crisis, but more real and more solid...
...dividends at all but to put the whole of their profits for the fiscal year 1931-32 into reserves was the unanimous decision last week of Poland's seven largest banks, including the Warsaw Discount Bank (Rothschild) and Warsaw Bank of Commerce (Harriman...
...Dwiggins had no fault to find with the U. S. fiscal system. It was only what the money looked like that enraged him. William Addison Dwiggins is a name highly honored by printers and publishers. Born in Chicago 48 years ago he went to Boston at the age of 21 and set up as a commercial artist. Fascinated by typography, he worked in Boston under the greatest type designer the U. S. has produced, Frederic William Goudy, and under one of the two greatest printers: Daniel Berkeley Updike of the Merrymount Press. (The other: Free Lance Bruce Rogers.) Typographer Dwiggins...