Word: ironing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Executed for the most part by ladies in seclusion, school girls, and invalids, who painted the bodies and backgrounds in the winter and sought the heads in the summer months, these paintings are examples of the art that flourished years past in America. No iron stags, cigar store Indians, or decalcomania decorated coaches and engines are represented in this exhibit, but the show does include the more accessible forms of ancient art such as model cartoons for tattooers...
Four Teutons, each famed as an "Iron Man" at one time or another, clashed last week and clanked...
...Iron Adolf Hitler, Fascist victor in the last election (TIME, Sept. 22), warned iron President Paul von Hindenburg that if iron Chancellor Heinrich Brüning again dissolves the Reichstag and continues to rule Germany under the "emergency clause" (Article 48) of the Constitution, "then the Brüning Government is illegal and will provoke a large part of the German people also to resort to illegal methods...
Chancellor Brüning stuck to his threat, hammered out for enactment (by decree, if the Reichstag refuses to vote it next week) a Reform program which metal-minded German editors at once called "the iron broom of destiny...
Nearly all these "reforms" (except the loan) were urged last spring by former Agent General for Reparations Seymour Parker Gilbert, No. 1 Rutgers alumnus, no iron man (TIME, June 23). Last week as Chancellor Brüning banged his budget into shape he paused only once to jangle out an angry statement that the German Cabinet certainly did not approve what was being said in New York by Germany's cast-iron Dr. Hjalmar Schacht...