Word: poisonings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Cliffe, Dr. Eckstein (TIME, March 29) and all the other advocates of peace through brotherly love must face this fact: defeating the Japanese will "endlessly poison the relationships between our countries...
Because of the prevalence and obvious harmfulness of this particular form of Nazi poison, I believe it should be dragged out in the open and scotched...
Agreeable Creatures. Sir Thomas lives in a baronial Manhattan duplex with Tudor interiors, leaves it occasionally for walks in nearby Central Park. On warm days he sometimes has a taxi follow him with his overcoat. He smokes continuously, preferring light Havana cigars. He refers to tea as "poison" and says of his preference: "I have to drink a certain amount of Scotch, very much against my will." When his chronic gout once got the better of him in Philadelphia, he had him self pushed on the stage in a wheelchair and conducted the performance while sitting. At one New York...
Emphasizing the importance of the airplane in modern chemical warfare, Brigadier General Alden H. Waite, officer of the Chemical Warfare Service and outstanding authority on gas attack, also stressed the imminent possibilities of future attack with poison chemicals before a large audience at the Mallinckrodt Laboratories last night. The address was sponsored by Alpha Chi Sigma, chemical fraternity...
...even in high official quarters, [is] the destruction of "the paper cities of Japan," by aerial bombing. In plain words, this means that we propose to burn to death a countless number of women and children, the aged and the helpless. ... But Americans want no horrible holocausts endlessly to poison the relationships between our countries...