Word: ailments
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Josephine Baker, golden brown toast of prewar Paris music halls, was in a Neuilly hospital, making slow recovery from an intestinal ailment. She had a new piece of finery: a Medal of Resistance, with Rosette, given her for aiding French Intelligence in Lisbon and North Africa early...
...Died. General Joseph W. ("Vinegar Joe") Stilwell, 63, tough, leathery wartime commander of the U.S. forces in the China-Burma-India Theater during the first grim two years of the war; of a liver ailment; in San Francisco (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS...
...injury also cropped up yesterday when it was disclosed that George Boston, "B" team tailback, sustained a leg ailment in Tuesday's scrimmage and will be out for at least a week...
...press release that it was "impossible to do business with the I.T.U." But nobody in Springfield was surprised to see him doing business with bespectacled Robert C. Kirkpatrick, the union's international representative. He was already calling him "Bob." And when Bob got a troublesome ear ailment, Bowles arranged for him to visit a clinic. So far he hadn't asked Bob up to the big Bowles house on Crescent Hill, which the sheriff had just sold to the state in settlement of a court judgment...
...junior salesmen in the advertising department. One of the few tapped by Managing Editor T. S. Matthews for his staff was so taken with the thought of becoming a TIME writer that before his new assignment began he had worried himself into the hospital with the familiar occupational ailment of journalists everywhere: duodenal ulcers. He has since calmed down and is doing well...