Word: harms
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Never Make It a Chore. Quit reading when you're tired or your attention begins to wander. If a story bores you, stop it and start another. There's no harm done if you skip a few evenings...
...ethics" for the press, drafted by a group of newsmen from all over the world-including the Russians. Sample provisions: "[Newsmen] should check all items of information . . . Rumor and unconfirmed news should be identified . . . the reputation of individuals should be respected . . . and comment on their private lives likely to harm their reputation should not be published unless it serves the public interest . . . Only such tasks as are compatible with the integrity and dignity of the profession should be . . . accepted by personnel of the press...
...Smash "Em!" Last week the Massachusetts Medical Society asked Dr. Lincoln to resign from its membership. After months of painstaking inquiry, a committee of the society had found him guilty of unethical conduct. It had uncovered no evidence that the bacteriophage treatment caused direct harm to the patients, though committee members worried that it might. But the committee held that it is wrong for Dr. Lincoln to use a single, unproved treatment for all manner of diseases when his patients might be cured or relieved by tried & true methods...
Jacobsen said that the poll was apparently so trivial that he saw no harm in replying at the time. "Now I see that answering was obviously a mistake," he stated...
...including Ethel Barrymore and Frederic March, the movie contains a string of eight vignettes which, for the most part, stress Brotherhood and America the Beautiful. Obviously, this represents an attempt by Metro Goldwyn Mayer to win a medal from some organization or another. Actually, the studio is doing more harm than good. It is much more valuable to show the American people what is wrong with this country than to merely pat them on the back...