Word: fiscales
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...balance. Said President Roosevelt last week: "In the budget message of last year I said, speaking of the fiscal year 1936, that we should plan to have a definitely balanced budget for the third year of recovery. . . . 'We have not yet reached a point at which a complete balance of the budget can be obtained...
...cannot know what his invested money will be worth when it is returned. . . . The stabilization of currencies is unquestionably the most important step toward world recovery. It is a question for Great Britain and the United States. . . . The franc is stable. France must await the outcome of the fiscal policy of the two great monetary powers...
...value of cutout Swift, Armour, Wilson and Cudahy account for more than half of all the meat sold each year. But packers' profits are seldom more than a penny or two on every dollar of sales. Within the fortnight three of the big four released earnings for the fiscal year...
Newspapers rushed once more for their headline type when, with his figures audited, the Postmaster General made a final report for fiscal 1934 to the President. Wrote he: "I am more than gratified to be able to inform you that these [figures]show a surplus of $12,161,415.03, after making the adjustments authorized by the act of June 9, 1930, for certain subventions and free mailing services...
...This surplus is the first one shown in the operations of the Post Office Department since 1919 and is greater than for any other fiscal year in the history of the postal service, with the exception of that...