1950  . . . they had resisted him stubbornly from the time of his in-coming, retreating now, now re-asserting their domination as in that bleak period of drought and depression called the Hungry Thirties.
1960  . . . it was there in the beginning and in the "Hungry 30's," and again in the student-veteran days of the immediate post-war period.
1966  "We [were] asking for . . . floor prices so that prices could not go back to the level of the hungry thirties."