She told me about growing up with breadlines and secrets.
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I'm sure some porn in the 1930s took place in breadlines.
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Third, data breadlines inhibit the data team from achieving its full potential.
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These data breadlines cause three problems present in most teams and businesses today.
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Nine crazy years at the ticker and three long years in the breadlines!
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The Great Recession that accompanied the financial crisis didn't bring back breadlines or industrial strikes.
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Impeachment certainly wouldn't lead to breadlines, but there would likely be more turbulence than many expect.
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Assad has used siege tactics to starve out rebel-held areas, and his military has bombed breadlines and bakeries from the air.
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Sure, there are no breadlines today, and shantytowns aren't springing up outside every city, but the economy is still rough for young people.
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The recession never looked or felt as bad as the Great Depression—there were no visible breadlines, no shantytowns springing up on the edges of the least fashionable boroughs.
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Chances are Arizonans don't look too fondly upon half-baked socialist policy prescriptions as well as past praise for breadlines and communist nations being pushed by a millionaire with three houses who is constantly grousing about fairness.
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Collectivization continued. During the second five-year plan Stalin came up with another famous slogan in 1935: "Life has become better, life has become more cheerful." Rationing was lifted. In 1936, due to a poor harvest, fears of another famine led to famously long breadlines.
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The depression brought with it widespread hunger and breadlines. Hawaii too was affected and for a while labor union organization appeared to come to a standstill. The loosely organized Vibora Luviminda withered away. The era of workers divided by ethnic groups in Hawaii was thus ended forever.
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Rose Schuster Taylor taught school as a young woman, and was a librarian in Sioux City, Iowa during her marriage.Reuben Gold Thwaites, The University of Wisconsin: Its History and Its Alumni (J. N. Purcell): 656–657. She moved to California,Jan Goggans, California on the Breadlines: Dorothea Lange, Paul Taylor, and the Making of a New Deal Narrative (University of California Press 2010): 40–42.
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During the Great Depression, Dixon painted a series of social realism canvases depicting the prevailing politics of maritime strikes, displaced workers, and those affected by the depression. Simultaneously, Lange captured on film images of the migrant workers in the Salinas Valley and the city breadlines, images that eventually brought her fame. In 1933 the Dixons spent the summer in Zion National Park with sojourns to the hamlet of Mount Carmel, Utah. Lange was called back to San Francisco, a separation that led to the couple's divorce in 1935.
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The short 1932 piece "Women on the Breadlines" is one of Le Sueur's most recognized proletarian works. Here, LeSueur wrote of the struggles that women faced during the Depression Era and how they were confined to limiting roles. While most of the characters presented in this work are struggling women searching for work, some are depicted as having nowhere to go but to "work in the streets." Through this and other works, Le Sueur opened the door for future female artists that wanted to write confrontational poetry, mediating the personal and the political.
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The United Kingdom faces a serious crisis when Nazi U-boats imposed blockades on the high seas. Even with its increase in farmland, only one half of its needs can be obtained through domestic food production, the rest must come from abroad. In the war- torn Soviet Union, Nazi conquest of the Ukraine's wheat fields have led to breadlines which have now become commonplace with the populace facing starvation unless more food can be obtained. During the First World War, Germany was confronted by wide-scale shortages in food, leading to a breakdown in the will to fight.
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City governments in 1930–31 tried to meet the depression by expanding public works projects, as president Herbert Hoover strongly encouraged. However tax revenues were plunging, and the cities as well as private relief agencies were totally overwhelmed by 1931 men were unable to provide significant additional relief. They fell back on the cheapest possible relief, soup kitchens which provided free meals for anyone who showed up.Janet Poppendieck, Breadlines knee-deep in wheat: Food assistance in the Great Depression (2014) After 1933 new sales taxes and infusions of federal money helped relieve the fiscal distress of the cities, but the budgets did not fully recover until 1941.
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People fell back on the cheapest possible relief, including soup kitchens providing free meals to anyone who showed up.Janet Poppendieck, Breadlines knee-deep in wheat: Food assistance in the Great Depression (2014) After 1933, new sales taxes and infusions of federal money helped relieve the fiscal distress of the cities, but the budgets did not fully recover until 1941. The federal programs launched by Hoover and greatly expanded by President Roosevelt's New Deal used massive construction projects to try to jump start the economy and solve the unemployment crisis. The alphabet agencies CCC, FERA, WPA and PWA built and repaired the public infrastructure in dramatic fashion, but did little to foster the recovery of the private sector.
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