Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Correct?but this was a single year's deficit, not a cumulative figure. Deficits in previous years were wiped out by free grants of the publishers, Morehouse Publishing Co. So was this year's deficit, but at the cost of showing a considerable red figure on the publishers' annual fiscal report...
...years of Depression brought "Coin" Harvey again to the fore with all his old remedies for relief. To his rococo amphitheatre rimmed around with huge signboards inscribed with his fiscal dogma, he summoned his followers, and announced: "Usury has its deadly grip on all governments. A new political party must come quickly into action or civilization itself will be lost. The people have awakened. The hour is at hand...
...harsher name: Desertion. The penalty in peacetime may be 30 days bread and water; in wartime it is death. In 1927, 1,092 men deserted the Navy. Since then the number has steadily declined: in 1928 there were 794 desertions; in 1929, 528; in 1930, 398. In the fiscal year 1931 the list of deserters, announced last week, fell to the unprecedented low of 45 out of 82,600 enlisted men-one for every 1,835. The Navy thanked Depression...
...fiscal year a $903,000,000 deficit. There is this vital difference: The U.S. debt is internal, can be postponed. Britain's debt is external, must...
...point of view no financial diplomat could better express the hard truth which Germany had yet to be told than Banker Wiggin. As head of the Committee he could say these things privately or call as he did upon other speakers. Sir Walter Layton was loud in demanding German fiscal reform; he pointed proudly to the drastic economies that Britain is considering...