Word: harleys
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...outpourings are efficiently dissected by a 48-man journalistic rescue squad which includes a full-time lawyer, four experts who handle nothing but housing questions, four others who deal only in installment-buying problems, two marital-relations counselors, a specialist in servicemen's affairs. On call are two Harley Street physicians who are retained to advise readers with medical ills to see their doctors...
...took the stand to answer the questions of the prosecutor, Harley Street's distinguished Dr. Arthur Henry Douthwaite, British authority on morphia and heroin, seemed utterly free of doubt. "The only conclusion I can come to," he told the court confidently in connection with the dosage given Mrs. Morrell, "is the intention was to terminate her life." But in crossexamination, Defense Counsel Lawrence had a question: In treating a patient already addicted to drugs, would not a doctor have to face two alternatives, the first of which would be to stop the drugs? "Yes," said Dr. Douthwaite...
...Burton Abbott-a former accounting student who was charged with murder after his wife found the murder victim's purse in the Abbott cellar-was led into the prison gas chamber, still quietly insisting on his innocence. After a minute, Warden Harley O. Teets shook hands with Abbott, murmured "God bless you." Replied the prisoner calmly: "Thank you." A doctor strapped the long tube of a stethoscope to Abbott's chest. Abbott sat quietly, bound to the execution chair. The warden and other officials left the chamber, bolted the door. Three minutes later the executioner pulled a lever...
...Britain's authoritative Lancet, acne gets the full treatment from a top Harley Street skin specialist, Robert M. B. MacKenna. Balancing himself between the do-nothing and try-everything schools, Dermatologist MacKenna takes the view that "acne vulgaris is a normal accompaniment of adolescence and is an abnormality only when it ceases to be very mild and is obviously noticeable." For this second type he deplores the it-will-go-away brushoff and gets down to cases...
...Chicago's Graham, Anderson, Probst & White; Detroit's Harley, Ellington & Day, Inc., with Washington, D.C.'s A. R. Clas as associate...