Word: careful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...infallibility. Brandeis objected to financial pyramids, huge monopolies and interminable leases not so much because of size as because he felt and feels that human administrative capacity has grave limits. In 1915, appearing before a Congressional committee with a new bill aimed at monopoly, he quoted a German proverb: "Care is taken that the trees do not scrape the skies." Hundreds of times and in hundreds of ways he has expressed the same theme- a theme which marks the enormous difference between his liberal thinking and that, for instance, which is exemplified by the New Deal...
...played an inauspicious 2-to-2 tie with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Meanwhile, as the other teams in the circuit started their 48-game schedules, Howie Morenz Jr., 11, hung on his wall a hockey stick covered with autographs of his late father's friends, who had taken care of one of their...
...affiliated agencies in Washington, that Federal institution financed a Group Health Association. This corporation hired a onetime executive of the Veterans' Administration, Dr. Henry Rolf Brown, and five other doctors, and last week started to give its members virtually every sort of medical, surgical, nursing and hospital care they might need.* Its fee (cash in advance) : $2.20 per month for unmarried persons, $3.30 for married couples...
...uproar resounded to Boston where Dr. Richard Clarke Cabot has taught thousands of Harvard students medicine and social ethics. Snatching up hat and coat he rushed down to Washington to exhort Dr. Brown's men to stand firm. This they did, and took care of 40 patients during their first day of business...
...officially dodged at its national convention last June. The problem: How to get funds for medical schools and hospitals, how to get doctors' private bills paid (TIME, June 21). The remedy, according to Dr. Cabot & friends: Let the Government pay school and hospital deficits, provide medical care for the indigent. The A. M. A.'s Journal scolded: "Lamentable!" By last week 430 noted U. S. physicians and surgeons had plumped for this program, signed a nine-point manifesto embodying such reforms...