Word: hurtful
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have in the past clashed, and even been hurt [but] what do such personal differences matter in the drama that today tears apart the motherland...
...designed to "stifle outside competition," it left the Maritime Board a small loophole: it can decide in each individual case. Nevertheless, the shipping interests fear that shippers will break loose from the conferences, fight the independents in an all-out price war for cargoes. U.S. lines would be particularly hurt by such a war because they have higher costs than foreign lines. But few shippers are likely to pull out of the conferences right away. Four hours after the court handed down its decision. Maryland's Republican Senator John Marshall Butler introduced a bill in Congress to make...
...Empress' swans to torment her. When in good spirits, he would slap Josephine on the shoulders while she begged, "Do stop it, do stop it, Bonaparte." Josephine's maid, Mlle. Avrillon, recalled, "We could estimate the degree of his good humor by how much he hurt us. One day when he was obviously better pleased than usual, he pinched my cheek so hard I could not repress a scream...
...very well, said Cloud Wampler, chairman of the board of Carrier Corp., but industry must not confuse hard selling with overselling. "Did the sale of more than 7,000,000 motorcars in 1955 help or hurt the American economy?" Wampler admitted that his own firm has also been guilty of overselling, said it intends to correct this by doing "a better forecasting job" about its markets and the general state of the economy...
...Last week railroadmen spread the story that two Pullman cars on the New York Central's Twentieth Century Limited had been derailed near Syracuse in April. Point: no passenger was hurt because there was not a single one in either...