Word: treating
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...only hospitals in New York City where Negro doctors could practice were the free public hospitals, where all patients were ward patients. There was, in short, no hospital where a Negro doctor could send a private patient and continue to treat him. For sick Negroes, going to the hospital meant going to a ward, accepting any doctor the hospital provided. Moreover, the banning of Negro doctors from the great voluntary teaching hospitals seriously cut a Negro's chances of getting good training. At least part of Harlem's high mortality rate (36% above the rest of the city...
...feel the same toward that flat-bottomed mud-splatterer of TIME as for the man who kicks my mother in the teeth. I would treat him the same. TIME has been getting by too long with stalking the Church, always ready to deliver a stab in the back. It has not the guts to come out in open opposition. The Church is aroused slowly, but when she does act, look out. The Catholics of San Francisco will take care of the News; the Catholics of the U.S. will take care of TIME...
...only once is he known to have complained bitterly to a colleague : "The Americans want me to be a slave. I don't mind being a slave for the sake of victory, but" - and his voice broke with anger and injury - "they treat me as if I were a thief...
...faced, 42-year-old native Chamorro, last week was elbow-deep again in his remarkable career. He serves as health officer and sole civilian doctor for the island's 20,000 natives. His head quarters are two thatch-roofed hospitals where he and a dozen nurses, locally-trained, treat the usual spate of tropical diseases and Guam's chief scourges, tuberculosis and trachoma (an eye infection...
After a July order banning discrimination between white and Negro troops on all its posts, the Army hoped that things would cool off. But by last week one phase of the problem of how to treat Negro soldiers was hot and growing hotter...