Word: sicked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...about antabus. All have been answered. A second story on Scandinavia's experience with the drug (TIME, Jan. 10) showed that there were dangerous aspects to antabus. A Helsinki housewife had loaded the canapes with it at her husband's stag party, which ended with everybody getting sick and some guests going to the hospital. As usual, TIME'S Medicine editor made no suggestions or recommendations about the use of antabus. He is gratified, nevertheless, at this impressive evidence of the readership his section has-right around the world...
...drowned out by the wailing of black-shawled women. Some of the dead, laid out in open clapboard coffins, had ears hacked off, eyes gouged out. In the ruined hospital, strewn among wrecked operating tables and X-ray machines, were blood-soaked and bullet-riddled mattresses-proof that the sick and wounded had been shot...
...most successful '52 teams, the hockey squad has recorded five wins and one tie in six starts. This is an outstanding record, since jammed schedules at the Arena curtailed practice time and two of the squad's best players, Dusty Burke and Rip Lynch, were on the sick list...
...White Stuff. It was a nice, orderly trial. There was a little stir when people saw Goldwasser come in-him a white man-holding Amy's arm, and carrying Amy's baby. One farmer couldn't help saying out loud: "Don't that make you sick?" But it was sort of comical too. The defense made Goldwasser a witness; this enabled them to send him outside the courtroom as soon as the trial started...
...situation was worst in France. From Premier Henri Queuille down, few seemed to have been spared. Two hundred Paris cops were on sick leave. In the Rhone Valley, 100,000 people were flat on their backs. In Alengon, schools had to be closed for want of teachers and pupils. Chief Flu-Fighter Dr. Lucien Bernard, of the Ministry of Public Health, was struck down himself...