Word: sugar
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...bill to set new sugar quotas in place of those expiring next December...
...SUGAR IN THE AIR-E. C. Large- Scribner ($2.50). Sulphurous story, weakened by phantasy and chemical jargon, about a young English chemist in the hands of slick promoters for whom he develops a process which makes sugar...
Lawyer Colombo tried to get back at the photographer by showing that he belonged to the Newspaper Guild, asked if he were a communist. U. A. W.'s Lawyer Maurice Sugar ended that line of questioning by having the witness testify that he worked for the Detroit Times, a Hearst-paper...
Bigger than the medical staff was the kitchen staff: 250 chefs in 25 big kitchen tents had the job of frying 100,000 flapjacks for breakfast, of coping with 30,000 quarts of milk, 70,000 eggs, two tons of sugar, 13,000 Ib. of meat delivered every morning and serving it more or less hot to over 800 mess tents. Telephone connections and mail deliveries to the camp sites had to be organized on a similar scale...
Franklin Roosevelt was, however, always a Democrat and a professional politician. George Earle for the first 41 years of his life was a Republican among Republicans, a young socialite who loved polo ponies and show dogs, dinner parties and fine wines. He had inherited a sugar fortune and married Huberta Potter, a Kentucky belle. Like Saint Paul crossing the plain of Damascus, George Earle in 1932, crossing the valley of Depression, suddenly saw a great light. He promptly hit the sawdust trail to political redemption...