Word: childing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Teachers have far more to do with a child's education than school committees, so they have all the more reason to subscribe to the Oath. Do you realize," went on the man who never got beyond high school, "that teachers are the only white collared workers in the state who do not have to take an oath...
...daughter of Lord Byron by Jane Clairmont (generally talled Claire), and she was born out of wedlock. She lived to be only five years old, but her life touched the lives of such interesting people as the Shelleys--Shelley appears to have been generally more solicitous for the child's welfare than Byron was. "And did you see Shelley plain?" Allegra did many times. Her death brought genuine grief to Byron, who loved her as the image of himself, after the manner of so many egoistic parents. The Marshesa is justified in emphasizing this point...
...Marchesa's book belongs to the class of literature in which one finds Mrs. Virginia Woolf's "Flush" and Thomas Mann's "Bashan and I," attempts of highly sophisticated writers to plumb the depths of child or animal minds and to reconstruct the experience of events witnessed by such minds...
...indeed the Catholic Lyman child who, mistaken for a Jew, had just been circumcised by a mohel. In great agitation Mrs. Lyman arose, dressed, gathered up her baby, swept out of the hospital. Professing to believe that the b'rith made their child a Jew, the Lymans brought suit for $25,000 against the hospital and Hyman Bukanz, a professional circumciser...
Last week the suit came to court. Agreeing that it takes more than circumcision to make a Jew, Supreme Court Justice Bernard L. Shientag ruled, however, that a child has a right to an inviolate body, ordered that, for its mistake in identity, the hospital should pay the Lymans $300. For his participation Mohel Bukanz was assessed...