Word: treat
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...must never enhance the prestige of the present rulers of the Kremlin. We must not engage in "high level" conferences which can be played up in the Soviet press as examples of how the Western nations are bowing to the "great rulers" in the Politburo. We must not treat the leaders in the Kremlin as if they were our equals in the world and respectable representatives of a great nation. Only by a severance of diplomatic relations can we give convincing evidence to the people behind the Iron Curtain of the dangerous course which the evil men in power...
...proud of their disadvantages -they have so many of them. There is their climate, whose rains make stone walls sweat with cold damp, and whose glinting sunlight fleetingly transforms forbidding rocks into some of the world's loveliest scenery. There are the English, who keep trying to treat Scotland as a conquered province instead of a proud nation. There is the grudging Scottish soil, whose bleak austerity breeds, by sheer force of survival, hardy sheep bearing wool that makes the world's finest tweeds. There is the Scottish economy, founded on ships and coal and heavy machinery, which...
...with Women. In Milwaukee, Vagrant Meredith P. Lowe. 35, held on $100 bail after he admitted romancing 300 women and obtaining money from 30 to 40 of them, denied any specific success formula: "I really don't try to swindle them; women are lonesome, and I just treat 'em nice, make 'em feel like real people, and tell them I like them and they'd make a wonderful wife...
...physicians who gathered in Miami last week for the A.M.A.'s annual clinical meetings got their fill of advice on what to do for a variety of ailments. But the most refreshing bit of advice urged less instead of more doctoring. Many physicians, complained Dr. Robert Barrett Lawson, treat children, or even operate on them, when they really need no treatment...
Vintage. In Sparta, Wis., Tavernkeeper Carl J. Waters was fined $250 on a charge that when children came around to his saloon on Halloween chanting "Trick or treat," he gave them shots of whisky...