Word: goale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hooverite Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L. Mills gravely pointed to the New Deal's "collectivist" goal...
Jubilant was Mr. Morgenthau as he explained this to newshawks. The announcement fulfilled his oft-repeated promise that "when [the world] is ready to seek foreign exchange stabilization, Washington will not be an obstacle." It also brought nearer that goal sought by the U. S. Treasury since 1933 when Dr. George F. ("Rubber Dollar") Warren enunciated the theory that the whole world would start toward recovery when all nations devalued their currency...
...curt preliminary warning from Commander Ray Murphy to "act your age," such highjinks were far less frequent than at past conventions. Serious members were sobered by knowledge that its 18th convention marked a critical milestone in the Legion's public career. The $1,900,000,000 bonus, its goal of years, had been won nine years before it was due. Would the Legion now follow in the footsteps of the G. A. R., which by 1893 was gulping one-third of the U. S. Treasury's gross revenues...
...where cattle raising is the national industry, polo is the national sport. The majority of the game's good players are not socialites as they are in the U. S., but ganchos (cowboys). Manuel Andrada, the Babe Ruth of Argentina, is a gaucho who has been playing high-goal polo for 30 years. Gazzotti, South America's No. 1 player, is a middle-class businessman. Luis Duggan and Roberto Cavanagh are third-generation, European-schooled sons of rich Irish-Argentinian ranching families. Cavanagh, at 20, is currently considered the most promising poloist in the world...
Completing two tosses, one over each goal post, Herbert M. Irwin, Jr. '37 successfully handled his first appearance as drum major of the Band, between the halves of the football game Saturday...