Word: blinded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...blind joy of a cessation of hostilities will we again lose the war in the peace...
...painting of an American Indian Chief named Moon Trail by a blind woman who said her hand was guided by Leonardo from the spirit world...
...wholly loyal to the United States. . . . It does not make for loyalty to be constantly under suspicion when grounds for suspicion are absent. I have too great a belief in the sanctity of American citizenship to want to see these Americans of Japanese descent penalized and alienated through blind prejudice. I want to see them given a square deal...
...first music teacher, painted Ohio farmers' portraits, cheerfully wrecked his career as an insurance salesman to garner 103 votes as 1903 Socialist candidate for mayor of Columbus, Ohio. Ameringer's Guardian had some 40,000 readers who agreed that modern civilization is "a bunch of naked blind men trying to pick each other's pockets with pitchforks." When Ameringer picked up his pitchfork against the Axis in post-Pearl Harbor days, pacifist subscribers canceled the paper out of existence. Said Ameringer: "Running a labor paper is like feeding melted butter...
From such a biological blind date have come at least five recorded mule foals in recent years, one in Colombia (TIME, April 11, 1938), one in Farmer Vermaak's own Natal (TIME, April 13, 1932). Because, chromosomally speaking, the prodigy's mother is its own mother's mother also, the prodigy itself looks more like a horse than a mule. Recording cases of fertile mules, the U.S. Department of Agriculture brooks no superficiality, carries the question back to basic grounds. It cautions that mules themselves are a curiosity-"in the sense that the crossing of the horse...