Word: unjustness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...scopolamine, believes extensive, skillful use of it would eliminate much third-degree brutality. Quite another view was apparent in a blast last week from Dean Paul G. Toohey of Kansas City's Rockhurst College, who was outraged by the Frisch confession. "The procedure," Dean Toohey roared, "is unjust ... an arrogant, unethical, immoral defiance of human rights and U. S. Constitutional guarantees . . . employed by the police department of the Tammany of the West...
...Social Security Act is utterly inadequate and cruelly unjust," cried Washington's State Treasurer Otto Case. "The Townsend Plan will speed the return of prosperity...
...some time hailed as the home of "professional football" and big-time athletics, Princeton has wisely chosen to construct a new library rather than replace her notoriously old gymnasium, about which there has been so much under-graduate and alumni complaint. This action should go for toward discouraging much unjust criticism which has been directed toward that university. -Yale News
...before yesterday, it was Louis Amberg, an innocent martyr, if there ever was one, not only in death but throughout his whole adult life. Fifteen times an unjust society had called him into court for homicide, assault with intent to kill, and other such vile offenses. And fifteen times the poor fellow, with his reputation nevertheless ruined, was able easily to prove that he was as innocent as a new born lamb...
...editors of the "Advocate" have taken the only step open to them under the circumstances. That they should suffer from a puritannical trait that has been the curse of American art since its earliest days is patently unjust. The zealous and alert Mr. Leahy has accomplished another in a series of travesties of law enforcement...