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Holding its nose, the Chicago Daily News editorialized, with massive restraint: "We . . . found it hard to stomach the remarks made by Mayor Kelly...
...stand still, let the mosquitoes settle on their arms and legs. The scientists then clapped a glass tube on every insect, sucked it into a little pipe, trapped it. Thus they caught 5,000 mosquitoes, dissected 725. Of these, three were found to carry the malaria parasite in their stomach or salivary glands...
Hopkins, a much-suffering man, chronically ill with vague internal maladies which have been diagnosed as everything from gastric ulcers to nervous stomach, has been in good health (for him) for more than a year, suffered a recent relapse only when he lost his pills in Moscow. The importance of Hopkins' illness was in his position as a Washington influence. If a project has his approval, it cuts through Army, Navy and defense red tape, with absolute priority. If it has not his approval, dust gathers on it, important people forget it, its backers gradually fade away. When Harry...
G.O.P. Chairman Joe Martin felt a stomach-chilling temblor when anti-Willkie feeling in Congress and the party, rumbling, hissing, giving off steam, threatened to split the party...
Other businessmen often ask Frank Cohen what will happen to Empire Ordnance after World War II. "I don't know," he replies, "but I do know we'll have done a good job." Last week he stood in his mushrooming factory, his hands folded across his ample stomach, benignly watching the instruments of destruction take shape. Said he modestly, almost inaudibly, with the greatest satisfaction: "These will get That...