Word: persons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Only objects "in plain sight," three dissents thought, could logically be seized. This did not satisfy Justice Jackson. He would rigidly limit the search to the body of the person arrested. Said Jackson: "It would seem a little capricious to say that a gun on top of a newspaper could be taken but a newspaper on top of a gun insulated it from seizure...
Margaret Truman, whose singing teacher said her voice was "much, much better" than when she made her radio debut eight weeks ago, signed a contract to make her "in person" debut at Pittsburgh's Syria Mosque next week. It would be the start of a tour, with more concerts in Ohio, Texas, Oklahoma...
...refuse to let my work be interfered with by such legal folderol. If a person entering the practice of medicine were always considering whether he'd be sued or not, he'd be nothing but a pussyfooter. I have no criminal intent. The woman and her husband have no criminal intent. To me it is a decent and humane act, and I stand...
...entertain another person...
Cori's most important work throws light on the mysterious action of insulin. A shot of insulin allows a diabetic to use up sugar as a normal person does. But if insulin is added to sugar in a test tube, nothing happens. Why? Apparently the body furnishes other substances to effect the reaction. Dr. Cori has found some of these substances and has learned how they work. But he wants no one (not even the eager Sugar Research Foundation) to get the idea that he knows the whole story of sugar. If he did, he could answer a question...