Word: guaranteee
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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"We face the necessity of employing new measures of value, new comparisons of property. . . . We know now that an increasing concentration of wealth did not guarantee an intelligent or fair use of that wealth. . . . The public asks that they be given a new leadership which will give definite recognition to...
Pictorial Review's circulation (2.540,000 last June) is about the same as the other closely-bunched leaders in the crowded field of women's magazines. Its proud boast is that Pictorial Review alone of the group can point to circulation over 2,000,000 for every issue...
Pledges amounting to $417 were collected from students, while an additional $516 was given by interested persons outside the college. The guarantee of $700 by an anonymous donor brings the total of available funds to about $2,700.
"Is that recognition of the Versailles Treaty? No. Is it a guaranty of frontiers? No. We have never guaranteed that and we never will, just as Poland never has nor ever will guarantee our boundaries.
Three eastern railroad executives have accepted the invitation of the Railway Labor Executives Association to negotiate the issues of wage cuts and of employment. Previous attempts at an agreement failed because the representatives of railway labor were unwilling to accept a ten per cent wage cut without a guarantee that...