Word: freedly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...injured in an auto accident that all the higher centers of his brain were knocked out. Caring for him month after month at Shreveport Veterans Hospital was a forbidding task. Eventually, the doctors made an opening in the patient's abdominal wall and stomach for direct feeding. (This freed the patient of nose tubes, and if he ever recovered the power to chew and swallow food, his stomach and belly could be closed up again.) Then he was flown to New York City for stomach studies...
...arms of a waiting plainclothesman. At the station, without even bothering to question him, the police sent him straight to Las Heras penitentiary where he was issued the grey pants, jacket and cap of an Argentine convict and thrown into a cell. Seventeen days later, he was suddenly freed...
...Named for a Genoese admiral and prince (1466-1560) who cleared the Mediterranean of Barbary plates, freed Genoa from French rule...
...remote northern outpost of Kapenguria. The principal charge was "management of an unlawful society," but implicitly, Kenyatta was suspected of sowing the seeds of African Communism. His defending counsel was Britain's slick Denis Nowell Pritt, Queen's Counsel, the man who got Gerhart Eisler freed in England. Though he denies being a Communist Party member himself, Pritt can be relied upon to echo the familiar cries, including that of germ warfare in Korea...
Doubtlessly, once the arms program is unrolled, the economic pressure thus freed will make price and wage controls necessary. (Doubtlessly, too, certain aspects of the OPS have functioned well and should be retained, such as the metals allocation program). Until that occurs, though, the controls program will remain vaudevillian. An orgy of demolition is obviously not the answer, for international events are arbitrary taskmasters at best. The OPS should be reduced to a stand by board, prepared to impose controls whenever the government finds them genuinely necessary and only then...