Word: programming
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...headed by Secretary of Agriculture Wallace to work out a plan of crop insurance. Up from Topeka rose realistic howls of pain and rage as Landon handlers claimed the President was stealing their man's stuff. Snatching it from his forthcoming speech, they rushed the Landon crop insurance program to the press: "I believe that the question of crop insurance should be given the fullest attention" (TIME...
Last week, on the heels of a message urging a long-range program to abate the evils of farm tenancy, President Roosevelt sent his crop insurance committee's report to Congress with a temperate letter of recommendation. This newest New Deal plan to make life richer and safer for farmers differed from previous ones in that it was not to be launched on an imperial scale. Its authors proposed to begin with the 1938 wheat crop only, wait on time and experience before extending it to other staples...
...Europe the weight of Britain in the scale of decision may well throw it one way or the other and last week the words uttered so casually by Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin were heavy with fate. He was speaking just after the House had endorsed his Rearmament program in its preliminary stage. Mournful-faced, the Prime Minister said...
...Nazi is a Balt, Dr. Alfred Rosenberg. This Balt edits the Völkischer Beobachter, personal newsorgan of Adolf Hitler. As a Balt he wants Der Führer to conquer with all speed his native Baltic lands as well as the Ukraine, this Nazi program being the famed "Rosenberg Plan." The Balt is a specialist not only in journalism and foreign affairs but also in religion. He regards Christianity with suspicion but feels that the Son-of-God concept has its points. Last week Dr. Rosenberg addressed himself to Germans who believe that Adolf Hitler...
...There must be only one type of volkswagen manufactured by our various German factories to insure the greatest economy and efficiency!" ultimatumed the Dictator last week. "When I compare some economic policies with our National Socialist program I come to this conclusion: Marxism demands more wages, National Socialism more production. The first means paper and the second products...