Word: bloode
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...water taxi headed for the Noronic and was soon filled with passengers pulling themselves out of the water or jumping from the first deck. Some landed on the roof of the cabin and broke through it. "There was blood all over the boat," said the taxi's pilot...
Mother & Child. The power of the T.U.C. was seeping away. Said a leader of the Railwaymen's Union: "It's like a mother giving blood transfusions to save her child. To save our political offspring, we look like draining ourselves of every independent aim we ever...
Cemetery workers broke it up, but, back on the Via Padre Ludovico da Casoria, the fight started again. There were heavy casualties from flying pots, pans and chairs. Skulls were cracked and blood flowed. At week's end six of the injured were still in hospital. The Widow Cicatiello gave up trying to make peace, took a plane back to tranquil Providence...
Even as the one new thing around, Ken Murray's vaudeville is by no means a treat. Part of its fantastic Hollywood success may stem, indeed, from its being just the kind of flesh & blood show a movie metropolis can condescend...
...19th Century's most earnest painters. In an exhibition of Delacroix and his contemporaries at the master's old Paris studio last week, students were searching for the thoughts in some of his best works. On the surface, many of the paintings looked like mere blood & thunder illustration. Delacroix had applied his fierce imagination and brilliant, Rubensesque draftsmanship to an endless series of somber myths, tiger hunts and desert duels. His chief thought seemed to be: "It's a cruel world, and one in which men play a bravely ineffectual role...