Word: suffering
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...which only $18,600,000 were goods now liable to the Runciman tariffs.- Germany, on the other hand, exported $334,453,953 to Great Britain in 1929. of which $282,071,508 would not be Runcimanned; Russia exported $126,329,245 of which $33,507,294 would suffer. This Christmas for the first time "cheap" toys Made in Germany will be relatively dear in British toyshops...
...advent of Ballyhoo had nothing to do with Life's change, according to the publishers. Newsstand sales did suffer in the week of Ballyhoo's first issue (TIME, July 6) but they have been slightly above normal since then, possibly because Ballyhoo stimulated the demand for funny magazines...
...majority of Stanford students' activities take place on the campus. Even their musical life is brought to them, for each fall a Concert Series is given in the basketball pavilion--it sounds rather dreary, but it isn't to those who will suffer to hear Tibbet, Onegin, and Heiflz...
...neither mean nor believe that by bombing raids on Tokio or other Japanese cities we can have the above objects realized and secure peace; they will only make innocent civilians suffer. That is what the Japanese army has done and is going to do in Manchuria, and that will never, as far as the world sees, justify its ends...
Commenting on this fact; the New York Herald Tribune has recently sounded again the ancient warning against an over-production of the highly educated. But the force of such a warning depends on the answers to two prior questions. First, in times of depression do the highly educated suffer from less of income and security more or less than the lowly educated? Second, how highly educated are the "highly educated?" Harvard Alumni Bulletin