Word: keys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...nine million unemployed can be loaded back on to a groaning industrial wagon without the immediate expansion, or inflation, of credit. We can issue for a moment from the praying chamber and look upon the 200 platted farms. They will reassure us. In them, surely, must lie the key to our dilemma, the happy touchstone of our hopes and quietus to our fears. The nine million of which the 200,000 are only a small part need not encumber the wagon; they will each have a platted farm, and from every platted farm will come the loud hosannas of their...
...London's Mayoral pack will be dealt in proper order from now until Doom's crack. Knowing that her husband was bound to win, Mrs. Collett watched beaming from a balcony beside the outgoing Lord Mayor, Sir Percy Greenaway, Stationer. Sedately the Aldermen, who form a small key group in the great body of Liverymen, retired to vote in private for the inevitable top card...
...Navy. He has cardboard boxes full of garters, duly tagged, to prove it. In Panama, however, lives a young lady named Billie Jackson (Audrey Christie) whose hard heart has gained her the sobriquet of "Stonewall." Dynamite's friend Barney organizes a big sweepstake, wagering his prized key-winding watch that Dynamite can overcome Stonewall's maidenly reticence within a week. Dynamite wins, in a sense. But since the victory involves marriage, all bets are off. Amusing sequence: Dynamite, returning to his ship late on the fifth night of his campaign, laboriously pulling off blouse, pants and shoes just...
...Returning to Washington, Speaker Rainey flayed the Farm Credit Administration for not doing more to relieve the farm mortgage situation, charged that Republicans were still in charge of its policies. Said he: "Every key man in the old Republican organization has been retained. In the last election the whole farm population revolted and voted for a change but no change has resulted. I am not insisting upon a Democratic set-up but I am protesting against Republican control...
Life, declared Professor Willstätter at the Chicago symposium, is definitely a chemical process to which the pass key is the study of enzymes. Enzymes are catalytic substances produced by living cells. There are a multitude of them and each has an individual affinity for substances which it can either break down or synthesize...