Word: protections
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...suicidal for them to continue their terroristic reprisals. To effect the proper change and to guarantee the Cubans their own independence demands the prompt intervention of the American government. In 1929 when the sugar interests were snubbed by the acting Cuban regime, the U.S. Marines went storming down to protect the American interests, and in the present case, when deeper principles are a stake, there is every reason that the American government should once more take definite action...
...motives lying behind England's suspiciously frenzied actions, it is plain that she is doing all in her power to protect the business the Vickers Company is doing with Russia, both by preventing Soviet retaliation for company attempts at sabotage, and by hindering American recognition of the U.S.S.R. with its consequence of trade-rivalry. When the trial is held this month, these reasons will indubitably be further obscured by renewed bluster about the crucifixion of British subjects abroad...
...nation's economic interest but raised a tangle of legal questions for definitive answers to which President Roosevelt had to look to the Supreme Court. Major paradox: the new law assumes that 3.2% beer is no more intoxicating than ginger ale, yet the Federal Government stands pledged to protect from importations any State that assumes otherwise. A brewer in a Wet State may start to ship his product through a Dry State to another Wet State, only to have the Dry State confiscate his freight as intoxicating and call upon the Federal Government to prosecute him. But the brewer...
...Soviets on Parade" means Soviets on parade! Fifty minutes of Stalin's great Red infantry, cavalry, artillery, and sailors, as well as the latest of Russian military equipment pass in review. You can see what military methods are being taken to protect the Soviet social experiment. Occasional relief is given from this parading by intimate glimpses of satisfied citizen Joseph Stalin, exultant Minister Nikolai Kalenin, and efficient General Voroshiloff...
...will not run the risk of remaining in a country where such a power as the British Empire seems helpless to protect its citizens...