Word: normalization
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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That relations between Mr. Lewis and the President were running the normal course of creditor and debtor appeared last winter during the automobile strikes when the C. I. 0. chief bluntly reminded the Democratic Party that his United Mine Workers had contributed $500,000 to last year's campaign fund. For his pains he got a public rebuke. The split was widened by Mr. Lewis when he demanded that the Administration chastise the Southern Democrats who were scuttling the Wages & Hours Bill. For the past two months the stories about an imminent break have been inspired by none other...
Peanuts. Of the problems facing farmers who produce minor crops, a good example was provided by peanuts. Last year's peanut crop totaled some 630,000 tons (normal 450,000), worth $44,000,000. This year's is about the same. Peanut farmers were not included in the original AAA, but after a price shambles brought on by a 560,000-ton crop in 1934, they were taken into the fold. Last week, in order to keep this year's crop from drugging the market, AAA officials in Washington held a conference with 100 representatives of growers...
This is the normal size Freshman Class strictly limited by the College regulations to the century mark...
...chairman, Charles L. Burwell, '39, has just returned from Europe where he interviewed fifteen of the men coming to Harvard this fall. As a recent innovation this has proved successful. This committee is planning informal dinners at the houses and in the Union, which is part of their normal program to help the student from abroad find his place at Harvard. Following initial effort on the part of the committee valuable and interesting friendships have been formed...
...high-paid job with an ease accountable only by his birth. All of which has earned him a fairly general repute as a "problem child." Certainly Elliott Roosevelt's career is a prime example of a problem which very few men have to face-how to live a normal life when your father is President. Last week, having spent five years trying to solve the problem by working for others, 26-year-old Elliott squared off on another tack and prepared to go into business for himself...