Word: crimed
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Crime & Color...
...true that the CRIME has sired some of America's greatest men, but it is probably equally true that from 14 Plympton Street have gone forth some of the country's smallest men. So there is a certain spine-tingling element of chance in this business that should make at least all gambler types attend tonight...
...state journalism awards for exposes of Texas housing and insurance swindles (TIME, Jan. 16, 1956). Mathis traveled 3,500 miles to get the story, downed enough illegal highballs to give readers a detailed, hard-hitting account of police corruption, judicial laxity, millionaire mobsters and juvenile crime...
...majority of the people of a state want segregated schools, they should have them. The minority have the right to demand equal facilities, and a state which fails to provide them should be penalized. But to integrate the schools against the will of the vast majority is a crime against democracy. Such action will only harm the public schools of the South. TERRELL W. ECKER Laredo, Texas...
...began to drink wine and smoke cigarettes, play cards, and write in the handwriting of the dead Giuseppe Veraldi. She told how his friends had drugged his wine, thrown him over the bridge and beaten him to death with an iron pipe. Then she acted out the crime. Eventually she returned to her normal self when the dead boy's mother ordered '"him" to leave her. Twelve years later a letter came from one of Giuseppe Veraldi's cronies, now living in Argentina, confessing to the crime just as Maria had described...