Word: larynxes
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...decided-but by week's end, except for firing Libbey and bucking the Army on field agents' priorities, he had not yet acted. Washington watched closely, to see whether Nelson's new toughness was in the biceps or larynx. WPB's hour was late. The problems were multifold and urgent...
Dysphonia, or voice defect, is generally a psychological ailment, although it may be caused by disease of the larynx. It often occurs in frightened opera singers or public speakers, and requires psychiatric treatment...
...Hands. In Dorchester, Mass., Solomon Saltz, 31, decided to show some small boys how to kick a football. He kicked himself in the leg, broke it. In Watertown, N.Y., Cameron Town played football with his son and playmates. One of them stepped on his larynx, crushed...
Though not noisily sturdy like Mussolini, Hitler is a healthy man, who in ten years has changed physically less than most men between 42 and 52, and who has suffered no greater hurts than a finger broken in an automobile accident and a polyp removed from his larynx. The wig-like wad of hair which hangs across his forehead has no grey in it; nor has his curt mustache...
...larynx appeal exude from Jane Froman in the budding song hits, "Look Out For My Heart," "Clear Out of This World," and "I'm In The Mood." Lyrics in the last barely slip by the Boston censors. On the hotter side of the song-leader, Virginia O'Brien sings four torrid arrangements in the Andrews Sisters manner. Giving the audience everything from dinner with the Roosevelts to a boudoir rendezvous with a dozen bare, telephoning Petty girls, "Keep Off the Grass" may not fulfill all extravagant pre-opening predictions; but with Bolger down-stage, its security on Broad...