Word: wrongness
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...family physician, Dr. John M. Stephens, 37, a rangy, mustached Calif or-nian, had his patient Xrayed. The fetus, he found, was lying in a wrong position and its head was much too big for normal delivery. Delivery by Caesarean section (less risky than high forceps) was decided on. Worried Husband Mariano Gonzales asked the doctor to do something to keep his wife from having more babies. Dr. Stephens said he would see about...
...life." A CBS suggestion that TV customers might wait six months before buying new sets had forced it out of business, declared Sightmaster Corp., which sued CBS for $750,000 damages. Admiral's vocal President Ross Siragusa says: "I just think CBS is barking up the wrong tree in this one. I've got high hopes for RCA. But they have got to get going and make their system work. Then we'll buy that...
...correspondent has found these circles to be reliable in the past, but it sounds at the same time a note of caution. 'You know what these foreigners are,' it seems to say; 'don't blame me if they've got hold of the wrong end of the stick this time...
Toward the end of this season, the word was that Harvard might drop football. The word was wrong. But the mere fact that the College will go on fielding a team would be little consolation for the uncompromising partisan who feared a Chicago on the Charles. This college, as Provost Buck has pointed out, would rather not go on bracing up the rest of the league...
Cambridge Police Department officials have stated that wrong-way bicyclists are subject to a $20 fine under City ordinances...