Word: hurts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...most humanitarian approach. Both parties have made similar suggestions on how to enlarge the market--increased distribution to schools, the needy in this country, and abroad. But foreign markets are limited because any large-scale sales or grants driven down prices on the world market. Such a move would hurt if not ruin the economies of many friendly nations...
Jordan said Marv Lebovitz, also hurt at Ithaca, will return to action in New York Saturday...
After a three-year study of eight tariff-protected U.S. industries, Economist Percy W. Bidwell concluded last week that gradual but deep tariff cuts would not hurt U.S. industry as a whole and would damage only the marginal producers .in import-sensitive industries. "Most of these industries," he wrote, "have been in long-term declines and are characterized by weak financial situations, severe seasonal or cyclical unemployment and wages below the national levels." Bringing down the tariff walls could channel U.S. capital and labor into more productive endeavor...
...fullback and goal. He is presently working with Langley Keyes, "Snick" Wilson, and John Harbison at the fullback posts but the starters are uncertain. At goal he is blessed with first stringers from both Andover and Exeter--Tom Bagnoli and John Saxe, respectively. Bagnoli's ankle was hurt in yesterday's practice, but he should be ready to go this afternoon...
...third act of Napoli, the ballet master pointed out our places. We stood just behind a row of ballerinas draped along the edge of the stage. One of the group twirled the end of a rope near a ballerina who was still stationing herself. In a slightly hurt voice and in uncertain English she pouted "a-a. .pl-eese." Four of us practiced pulling a cart decorated with flowers across the stage. This was to be the finale. "Now just relax ourselves," said the ballet master...