Word: tenders
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Budapest-born film singer (Balalaika}; and Alan Curtis, 31, cinemactor (Four Sons); each for the second time; in Los Angeles. Gushed Dancer Massey, who developed her affection for Curtis when she saw him minister to an injured woman in Boise, Idaho last spring: "He was so sweet and tender . . . that I just fell in love with him." Died. Laurence Hills, 61, long-time editor and general manager of the European edition of the New York Herald Tribune, oldtime member of the all-star staff of the turn-of-the-century New York Sun; in Paris...
...next night, an eastbound five-car passenger train plunged off the Pennsylvania main-line track along the Ohio River, near Baden, Pa. The locomotive toppled over on its side. Coal from the tender avalanched into the cab, buried the engineer. Coaches full of shocked and tumbled people rolled into the river...
Lips so sweet and tender...
...Have your baby rocked by a Harvard man," seems to be the slogan of a new service inaugurated by the Harvard Student Employment Office. Now Cambridge mothers can leave little Junior to the tender care of Cantab nursemaids. Workers in the baby-tending service, past-masters at the art of diaper-changing, have already watched over a hundred little cherubs. --Yale Daily News...
...that time has never once vindicated the Court in any major conflict with the representative branches on any question of social or economic policy. "Its judgment in the Dred Scott case was overruled by war. Its judgment that the currency that preserved the Union could not be made legal tender was overruled by Grant's selection of an additional Justice. Its judgment invalidating the income tax was overruled by the 16th Amendment. Its judgments repressing labor and social legislation are now abandoned. Many of the judgments against New Deal legislation are rectified by confession of error...