Word: reliefers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...other hand, claimed that New Deal policies have led to the present slump, and have caused a large degree of uncertainty and lack of confidence in the business world, besides merely providing immediate relief at the expense of the future...
...Hindemith's ability is not confined to instrumental music. His "Das Neue Werk," now being prepared for performance by the Glee Club and the Radcliffe Choral Society, is a masterpiece of contrapuntal writing with a purity of line that is a blessed relief after the saccharine style of much nineteenth century choral writing. Despite its bizarre harmonies, this composition reminds one in certain of its features of fifteenth and sixteenth century religious works...
while reserves remain a problem for Fesler, the showing of Heckel and Litman, in particular, in relief role has dispelled much of the coach's worry about replacing his regulars. Both are erratic, but when inserted in the lineup are of great benefit, if only for enlivening the entire team by their freshness. Heckel sometimes goes in at guard along with the dependable John Dampeer and Dick Wills...
...have the honor to submit herewith for your consideration a supplemental estimate of appropriation of $250,000,000 for relief of the unemployed...
...price of cold rolled steel sheets, on the same day that U. S. Steel Corp. signed a new contract with Labor maintaining wages at the same level as before Only last month President Benjamin Franklin Fairless of U. S. Steel wrote the Senate Committee to Investigate Unemployment & Relief that "it is clear that prices cannot be reduced without corresponding reduction in costs, of which wages are the most important part." This produced the following retort from President Roosevelt: "The only way to get volume is to produce goods for a price the public will pay. . . . But that does not mean...