Word: withdrawals
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...last presidential election on a platform of confiscating "Cosach," splitting up Chile's vast landed estates among the peasants and repudiating the national debt; 3) that the Army & Navy strongmen would postpone the selection of a civilian leader and might even be persuaded to let Don Carlos Davila withdraw his resignation...
...value of the dollar. Presumably this would be accomplished by an intensive form of U. S. security purchases such as the Reserve Was been using to pump credit into the country (see p. 43). In theory a Federal Reserve member bank would sell a "government" to the Reserve, withdraw the proceeds in paper money, which in turn would be lent out to commercial customers seeking cash. As the quantity of currency in circulation increased its value would decline and the prices of commodities would climb until they reached the 1926 level. Then the Reserve would stop buying Federal securities...
...Denver, the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. S. A. had already heard and defeated a proposal to withdraw from the Federal Council (TIME, June 6). Before adjourning last week, it quashed a second uprising by the same group of impatient Fundamentalists, led by Rev. H. McAllister Griffiths of Philadelphia. Other things the Presbyterians...
...airplane wing enclosing within its trailing edge a flap which the pilot may extrude and withdraw. Extruded, the flap increases the maximum lift by 250%, increases the speed range ratio (difference between top speed and minimum landing speed) by about the same degree...
...secure it. In addition, the inauguration of the House Plan has cut down the number of jobs available in eating places around the Square, with no adequate substitute provided. The high cost of living in the Houses further complicates the problem. A number of men have been forced to withdraw for lack of funds, while others have placed themselves under a handicap by borrowing from the University or from relatives...