Word: careful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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After two weeks' care in a local hospital, eight-year-old Barbel last week would still eat no solid food and could utter no word. But for the first time in her life, she was playing-apparently happily-with other children. In a prison nearby, mother Rosa awaited trial for gross negligence (maximum sentence: five years at hard labor). "I was so ashamed. I was so ashamed," she muttered again & again...
...threaten to disobey Mary Poppins (it is never more than a threat) are reduced by one glance from her ice-blue eyes. In her latest adventure-fantasy, the creator of Mary Poppins, Australian-born Mrs. Pamela L. Travers, offers a cautionary bit of advice: "I warn you, children, take care of your shadows or your shadows won't take care...
...Germany and their treasonable assaults on our embattled ally. Recently, comment has changed in form, if not in error, with the public magnifying the numbers and effectiveness of this phantom army and the chances of domestic revolt it angures. Fischer has collected reams of facts, distilled them, presumably with care, and pressed them into a compact book, all to set the record straight...
Girls have been crowded around the ibrary desk for 20 minutes waiting for busy librarians to scurry to the shelves for their books. A student Council committee recommended the addition of another person to take care of the overflow. Although this solution is now under consideration by President Jordan's office, Miss Porritt claims another person behind the crowded desk would not help...
Lownes said that the machines will be installed in the basements of several Yard dormitories, but that the exact locations have not yet been chosen. The Union Committee will get 20 percent of the receipts and take care of cleaning the machines...