Word: dangerous
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...population receive some kind of Governmental aid and 75,000 are on direct relief-had broken down almost completely for six days. Last week, Cleveland's relief funds gave out again. This time, in the mild spring weather, there was no danger of freezing, but lines of people, some of them women with children in their arms, lengthened outside the city's relief stations. At two stations, applicants sat down, refused to budge for two days. At another a dozen or so formed a brass band to entertain their fellows. Said welfare office Supervisor Delia Milder: "They...
...from government, may come through the pressure not of one group of advertisers, but of a wide sector of newspaper advertisers. Newspaper advertising is now placed somewhat, if not largely, through nationwide advertising agencies. ... As advisers the advertising agencies may exercise unbelievably powerful pressure upon newspapers. There is grave danger that in the coming decade . . . this capacity for organized control of newspaper opinion through the political advisers of national advertisers who in turn are paid to control public opinion may constitute a new threat to the freedom of the press...
After Tom Healey lost the opener on Saturday Ingalls, came through with his second victory. seven Crimson runs in the first inning gave the Mitchell mound ace a wide margin. With the lead never in danger, Ingalls was generous with the Lions, allowing nine hits for seven runs...
Speaking of the democracies, Dr. Salvemini remarked that, "Pacifism is a great danger to the world now. It is all right only when people are in agreement...
...proposes to discuss the conclusions which these principles will lead to in his address this afternoon. He believes that reduction in births constitutes a danger for the whole civilized world and that remedial proposals are of immediate importance to every-body...