Word: normalization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...January the mills went back to normal production allowed by their code (two shifts of 40 hours a week). They kept at it until June, but NRA's expected surge of public buying power did not develop. Unsold goods piled higher and higher. At the end of May, NRA proclaimed another 25% reduction in output to be effective for twelve weeks (TIME, June...
...disease has set in. And even the power of these vaccines to prevent the disease will remain theoretical until a large community of children receive injections before the infantile paralysis season reaches its peak in summer. If the incidence of the disease then shows a marked drop below normal, all humanity may have good reason to salute Professor John Albert Kolmer...
Built to specifications laid down by doctors and psychologists during the past 40 years, this "average" child is described and dismissed as non-existent in Your Child Is Normal, by Dr. Grace Adams, published last week.* A psychologist whose 15 years of experience include research at Cornell University, social work among Southern mill children and psychiatric treatment of rich "problem children" in Manhattan, Dr. Adams is married, childless. Her book is a guidebook to children, "a unique, interesting and likable class of human beings." Her advice to parents is never dogmatic. Interspersed with references to numerous moppets whose behavior...
...country is inflating (early stages as distinct from late), 2) when the second year of revival has begun, 3) when money is cheap and bank reserves are unstrained, 4) when the nation's exchanges are not overvalued, 5) when the market has reacted from the recent highs by the normal amount for the normal period and 6) when the Government has declared to raise prices, and has unlimited powers to do so." Date of the coming rise: "At a guess . . . before the end of the summer...
Farmers whose crops have been ruined by drought will nonetheless receive a small income from relief funds plus their normal share of the $500,000,000 crop reduction payments...