Word: human
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Ghost" siring of children by artificial human insemination (except when the husband is the donor) is of the same character. It ... turns a Christian marriage into what it is not . . . "Ghost" siring of children makes eventually for "ghost" marriages. That is why a lot of intelligent Christians are against...
...There Is No Plot." George Marshall's was the first major speech of the session. No parade ground general, he spoke, in the undramatic tones of an economics professor, to a soberly attentive audience. Said he: "Systematic and deliberate denials of basic human rights lie at the root of most of our troubles . . . [There is a] persistent refusal of a small minority to contribute to the accomplishment of our agreed purposes . . . There is no plot among members of this organization to keep any nation or group of nations in a minority. The minority position is self-imposed...
...Koch was the redhaired, sexually psychopathic "Bitch of Buchenwald," the Nazi concentration camp where more than 50,000 died. Inmates said that Use had men flogged for the pleasure it gave her, and collected human skin, preferably tattooed, for lampshades and bookbindings. Thirty other Germans had been convicted, with her, for Buchenwald's operation. In a routine review of sentences, twelve of her co-defendants had also received sentence reductions. But Use had been the most vivid of the defendants, and she had received the review board's biggest reprieve; Use became the focus of protest. From...
...that the evidence had proved that Use "encouraged, aided and participated" in Buchenwald's operation, but lamely justified the sentence reduction with: "There was no convincing evidence that she had selected inmates for extermination in order to secure tattooed skins, or that she possessed any articles made of human skin...
...must forego the emotional satisfaction of letting our sympathies be swept away either by the evils which surround us or the proposals for Utopias which rain upon us from every side. A man must endeavor to be a rational human being without becoming a dehumanized intellectual machine...