Word: safeguarded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Railroad will save about $20,-000,000, New York Central $17,500,000, (See col. 3) Union Pacific $7,000,000, Southern Rail way $5,000,000. Big as they are, few roads will be able to translate these huge sums into dividends. Depleted treasuries must be restocked to safeguard bond interest. Rolling stock and right-of-way must be better maintained...
...into countless allied trades and manufactures, President Hoover called his Home Building & Home Ownership Conference two months ago (TIME, Dec. 14), urged its attendants to get busy and encourage the building of houses. Now pending before Congress is a bill to create a Federal Home Loan Discount system to safeguard mortgages and open up fresh credit for private building (TIME, Nov. 23). A variety of communal plans have been offered in an effort to get the building business again above ground. None seemed more encouraging, more logical to contractors than a proposal prepared by the Building Trades Employers' Association...
...December period were double what they were in the same 1930 period-1,069,000 bales v. 490,000. January sales were probably about 500,000 bales against 315,000 in December. Great arguments were waged last week as to whether these purchases were for munition-making or to safeguard spinners against a further yen-drop...
...Germany "would be justified in declaring . . . that . . . she will not be able" to make her postponable Young Plan payment of $268.000,000 due next July?the alternative being to postpone the said payment for two years by invoking the safeguard clause of the Young Plan...
...These Our Children? (RKO-Radio). "Children have no inhibitions or false ideas and people over 50 are usually sensible enough to have dropped them. ... I think if a picture or play was produced with only children ... or oldsters ... in the cast, it would be the surest safeguard . . . against the critics. . . ." So says seasoned Marie Dressier. Director Wesley Ruggles (Cimarron) shares her respect for young actors. In Are These Our Children? which he wrote himself, he takes a cast mostly under 18, guides them through a depressing epic of juvenile delinquency which ends at the electric chair. His story corresponds roughly...