Word: hourse
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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"They have the bodies of women and the minds of children," Dr. O'Gorman says delightedly, "which was just the combination needed." On four-year-old Jane, for example, the effect has been startling. Jane entered Smiths last year, utterly demoralized by her well-educated but intensely demanding parents...
Meane Treatment. To hide their ignorance (and save their skins), court doctors went to lengths that gave royalty sparse chance of survival. During the last hours of Prince Henry, eldest son of England's James I, the doctors were terrified of hurrying the process and thereby literally getting the...
The Air Line Pilots Association, led by President Clarence Sayen, 39, also talked tough. Sayen, once a professional pilot for Braniff, blasted American Airlines as having the "worst goddamned labor relations of practically any industry." For 17 months at American, company and union have been feuding not only over the...
The $45,000 Demand. The failure is not confined to American and its pilots. It is industrywide. Last week even the stewardesses at little Lake Central Airlines (2,281 route miles in the Midwest) were striking for higher pay. (But this time the pilots, who had helped organize the stewardesses...
Not since President Eisenhower's heart attack in September 1955 had the stock market taken such a blow. After setting new highs each, week for three weeks in a row, the market started down at the week's opening. While the ticker ran late for more than two...