Word: rubber
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Goebbels seemed unable to make up his mind about Roosevelt money, permitted a divergence of expression unprecedented since he sat down at the Fatherland's Press keyboard. Led by the Vossische Zeitung, one section of the German financial Press flayed President Roosevelt for "disturbing the world with a rubber dollar" expanding and contracting between 50? and 60?. Other equally authoritative papers echoed the Berlin Börsenzeitung's declaration that "President Roosevelt's return to the gold standard would be particularly pleasing from the German point of view...
...untrained eye. A five-year-old cruiser could be planted on the floor among its newborn sisters and the layman would never know the difference. Radical changes in design from year to year are practically unknown. But there are always new wrinkles. The talk of the 1934 show was rubber mountings for engines, to reduce noise and vibration. First introduced by Chrysler two years ago, it is incorporated in many new models, notably in Elco's Veedette 28. Another new twist is Dodge's "Multiple vee bottom," a system of overlapped planking which reduces side spray, adds stability...
...drive home Youth Pravda's point a long letter was printed from a young rubber factory worker. Comrade Surkov: "For three years I have been aware of a strong desire to dress better. Perhaps it's because I want to get married or maybe just because I am jealous of my comrades. Be that as it may, I dreamt of having a stylish overcoat with a wide belt...
...first goal of the game was made after only 29 seconds of play, when Captain Crutchfield carried the puck the length of the ice, and passed to McGill, the hardest shooter in the Canadian circuit, who drove the rubber into the net from the dasher. The next three McGill goals came at the end of the first stanza, all within a period of 30 seconds. The Scarlet skaters rang up three more tallies in the second period, again through four and five man rushes...
...Lane swept the puck down through the McGill defense, and passed to Duffey who slapped it into the draperies in 1.34. At this the Crimson ice-forces took a new lease on life, outplaying the invaders during occasional flashes of brilliance, which dotted the whole contest, and holding the rubber well out of their own territory. The second goal was again the result of a rush by Lane, ending this time with a pass to Lincoln, who slipped the disk past Powers into...