Word: patiently
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...judge took the case from the jury. Ethel won round two in the Ontario Court of Appeal. Elmer appealed Ethel's appeal, and the Supreme court ordered a new trial. Ethel won again. Last week the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed Elmer's second plea, rewarded patient Ethel with $7,000. Elmer pondered whether to pay or appeal once more...
...White House physician, Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntire, seemed content. Recently he had been able to talk his patient into a little extra exercise-occasional car rides, more frequent dips in the White House pool. The Roosevelt weight was just what the doctor likes...
...defense also hired Dr. Thomas Stanislaus Cusack, top-notch Brooklyn neuropsychiatrist, who interviewed the patient for an hour and a half last week, emerged to announce: "I have not as yet formulated any opinion." Homosexuality? The avid public, aided by an eager press, did not share Dr. Cusack's clinical restraint. Headlines billed Lonergan as a homosexual who seemed utterly unmoved by his wife's murder...
...follows: Owing to the charitable nature of our organization, it is not possible for us to provide compensation for permanent injuries. However, full hospitalization is provided free of charge to any volunteer who is injured or becomes sick while on active duty with the A.F.S., and the patient will receive the best possible medical care until he is well enough to be repatriated or to return to active duty. S. Prescott Fay, Chairman for-New England, American Field Service...
This is not the first time a patient has lived after having a foreign body in his heart. In World War I, surgeons succeeded in removing several bullets from soldiers' hearts. But their most famous case was a British officer who underwent a long operation to extract a bullet from his heart. Finally the surgeon gave up. The officer was still alive at last report. The tip of the bullet had worked its way into one of his heart chambers, swung like a clapper in a small bell with every heartbeat...