Word: frederick
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...About 15% of deaths reported as infections are due to abortions. Every day in the U. S. at least three women die from abortion. Dr. [Frederick Joseph] Taussig told me that he guessed there are 700,000 abortions a year in the country [TIME, March 16]. My own hazarded estimation is nearer two million. Abortion, that is, the average criminal abortion, is more dangerous than having the baby. Instead of condoning abortion we should give people better methods of birth control...
...have appeared in U. S. bookshops in the past two years amid loud fanfare. First was Major Lawrence Lee Bazley Angas' The Coming American Boom, a breezy contribution to U. S. economics which sold 27,000 copies at $1.50 each. Next was Inflation Ahead by Willard Kiplinger and Frederick Shelton, which sold 71,000 copies, at $1. The third Simon & Schuster pamphlet was Your Income Tax, a slapdash $1 handbook offered agitated taxpayers about a month before the last Federal income tax deadline. That sold 79,000. Last week another $1 yellow pamphlet appeared called The Coming Boom...
...also have set something of a record for the number of deaths among insurance presidents. Many insurance personnel changes occurred for other reasons. Leroy A. Lincoln violated a company up-from-office-boy tradition by stepping into the presidency of Metropolitan Life, world's biggest life company, after Frederick Hudson Ecker moved up to the newly-created post of chairman. President Lincoln entered Metropolitan as general attorney in 1918. The same progression occurred in Connecticut General Life, where Frazar B. Wilde was promoted from a vice-presidency after Robert Watkinson Huntington was made chairman. In Pacific Mutual President George...
...opening review, Frederick L. Hisaw professor, of Zoology, and John H. Welsh instructor in zoology, will go over both the laboratory and lecture materials for Biology D. It will be held in the Union at 7.30 o'clock and will be conducted on a question-and answer basis...
President, John Howard Eric, of Stamford, Connecticut to succeed Egbert W. Fischer '36; vice-president, Irving Gifford Fine '37, of Brookline, to succeed Frederick B. Tolles, 36; secretary, Edward Larrabee Barnes '38, of Chicago, to succeed Eric...