Word: dreadfull
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Con. This argument would be hard to answer in purely military terms if the U.S., by striking first, could (as General Anderson seemed to suggest) really destroy Russia's atomic capabilities. But by "atomic nests" Anderson obviously meant Russian A-bomb factories. He could hardly hope to destroy the...
Battle Mountain & Bowling Alley. And it was not only the towns. The Naktong River was Korea's Somme. On the southern front, a few weeks ago, Negro troops of the 25th Division had fought doggedly for an eminence called Sobuk Ridge or "Battle Mountain," winning and losing it several...
A Dreadful Hell. The author, scholarly Anglican Rector Herbert A. L. Jefferson, 60, ascribes England's lag in hymnody to the influence of Calvin, who limited congregational singing to hymns provided in the Scriptures, i.e., the Psalms. Metrical versions of the Psalms were prepared and set to popular airs...
There is a dreadful hell,
Seismographs the world over one day last fortnight registered an earthquake so violent that the record of its convulsions ran off the paper. Because of the incomplete recordings, seismologists were unable at first to determine the quake's location, later reckoned that it must have hit hardest in southeastern...