Word: normale
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...ranks ninth with 27,000 tons, just a shade ahead of Spain.* Fortnight ago, there arrived in Manhattan 88 blooded cows, bulls and heifers from the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey. Said the American Merchant Line: "The demand for space for highclass horses and cattle has returned almost to normal. The owners of breeding farms are buying again, which is always a good sign...
...been looking for a way to ease German Vice Chancellor Franz von Papen, protégé and "best comrade" of President von Hindenburg, out of his Cabinet (TIME, July 9). Impulsively Chancellor Hitler dashed off an effusive letter, "requesting you, Dear Herr von Papen to aid ... in [bringing] back to normal and friendly paths our long unfortunate relations to the German Austrian State. ... I have, therefore, . . . proposed to the Reichspräzident [von Hindenburg] that you should be called temporarily to the post of Minister to Vienna as a special mission at the same time leaving the Reich Cabinet. Once again...
Italians want their macaroni made out of durum?a hard-kerneled wheat. There is not enough durum in all Manitoba to feed even the macaroni-eating Italians in the U. S., and not enough wheat of any kind growing in Italy to fill her normal wheat and flour consumption of 300,000,000 bu. Into U. S. mouths normally go more than 600,000,000 bu. of wheat but this year U. S. farmers can raise only a scant 484,000,000 bu. Germans, who eat nearly 200,000,000 bu., have not had enough water to raise...
...Canadian crop to the point where Canada would have only about 160,000,000 bu. for export. And Australia, still four months from harvest, was put down for an exportable surplus of only 70,000,000 bu. out of this year's crop?less than half of normal. Thus Canada & Australia between them could barely supply the Mother Country's needs...
...year. From a curse these carryovers have now become a blessing. The U. S. has 265,000,000 bu. to cover her 140,000,000 bu. shortage for this year. By July 1935 the U. S. carry-over will be reduced to around 120,000,000 bu.?a normal carryover for the first time in seven years. Canada's surplus from last year is 200,000,000 bu., France's 100,000,000, Australia's 85,000,000, Germany's 24,000,000, Argentina's 100,000,000?a grand total of more than 700,000,000 bu. About...