Word: doctor
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Henriksen, was that he had visited Wowo that night to "get some support for a widow of an executed anti-Nazi underground leader," and had been persuaded to go to his other flat in West Berlin ... "I woke up two days later in Karlshorst [Russian army headquarters]. A female doctor was sitting at my bedside and ... I got one injection and later on another, and I didn't feel clear in my mind . . . Right after the conference with the world press, I was flown to Moscow and was held in custody for two weeks. They kept asking me questions...
...child in six weeks had died from an overdose of aspirin. Reason: children may gulp down a bottle of aspirin (often flavored or colored) with disastrous results. The board's advice: 1) don't give aspirin-even the weaker "children's aspirin"-to children except on doctor's orders; 2) keep aspirin containers out of children's reach...
Last week New York's Court of Claims Judge Fred A. Young awarded Elaine Flores $80,000 damages from the State of New York. Five separate doctors employed by the State Athletic Commission, said Judge Young, had had the chance to bar Flores from the ring before he was killed. "The fact this was not done is an indictment of each of the doctors and a more serious indictment of the entire system of medical examinations." Even after the fatal fight was over, the judge pointed out, Attending Physician Dr. Vincent Nardiello "talked to [Flores] cursorily, and he appeared...
...effete salon riffraff that surrounded her in the days of the Czar. For the days of the commissars, the Soviets did less well, e.g., An Unfinished Novel (Lenfilm), in which all the resources of Soviet medicine fail to cure a paralyzed engineer, but when the girl doctor of his dreams rushes to his bedside in the last reel, he walks again...
...carried from 2 to 3 colts Revolvers" and knew how to use them. He was a wagoner, a cobbler, a woodsman, a cattle breeder, a farmer, a doctor of sorts who could perform a "surguicicle operation," an impassioned preacher, a shrewd businessman, a layer-on of hands, a seer of fascinating visions. He was one of the toughest men that ever walked, but the Indians (who ate out of his hand) named him Yawgawts, which means Cry-Baby (Lee himself preferred to render it "Man of Tender Passions"), and his foster-father once exhorted him, saying: "I want...