Word: bloodedness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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The father, Marcus, ostracized by his Alabama townspeople but dominating the town, is as fascinating a character as Playwright Hellman has drawn. Cruel-cold-blooded, with a sardonic wit and a partly pretentious feeling for culture, he cares only, and then half-incestuously, for his daughter Regina. His treatment of...
As far as can be ascertained, the CRIMSON thus becomes the first paper in the history of modern journalism to have erratums in its errata. Those red-blooded students who are eagerly awaiting their chance to donate to P.B.H.'s drive with be happy to learn that the date for...
In London, Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones called the terrorist attacks "abominations and cold-blooded outrages," warned that they would "postpone the day when a just and lasting settlement can be reached." Creech Jones said that Palestine authorities were "very alive" to the complexities of the problem. He did not...
Mrs. Louis Swift Jr., whose husband is one of the porker-packing Swifts, got holy Ned from the Chicago Animal Welfare League for placing a pig in peril. She put a pig in a pen at the Galloping Hills Horseshow, and blue-blooded jumpers jumped in & out. Soon a humane...
Not for Moral Principles. Nicolson believes that it is to England's credit that she did not exploit this power. The Congress of Vienna contains brilliant, mostly sympathetic pen-portraits of all the principal actors, but Britain's Lord Castlereagh is Nicolson's favorite. In his day...