Word: en
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...longer news that Franklin Roosevelt and En Guardia* (distributed gratis) are popular in South America. But the following expression of that popularity deserves notice...
...centerpiece of a display in a bookstore window on Carrera Séptima was that issue of En Guardia whose cover was a color photo of F.D.R. against a background of the Stars & Stripes. The legend: "No se venden; ni la revista ni F.D.R." ("Not for sale; neither the magazine nor F.D.R...
...silence to announce that she would remain there until the war ended. More silence followed, punctuated only by rumors-that the Norwegian Brünnhilde, who likes good food & drink, was enjoying plenty of both in heavily rationed Norway; that she was a popular guest at quisling parties; that en route to Norway she had stopped in Berlin, described Nazi Germany as "a lovely place." And it was no rumor but fact that Flagstad's husband, to whom she is devoted, florid, balding Henry Johansen, was not anti-Nazi before the Nazis invaded Norway, has since supported Vidkun Quisling...
Robert T. Fisher '12, Harvard football coach from 1919 through 1922, died Tuesday morning at the Newton Hospital in his 54th year. En route to his home in Weston, he was stricken in Newtonville station Monday afternoon by a heart attack...
...they had not destroyed the Red Army. German artillerymen photographed Leningrad through their telescopes. But they had not captured Leningrad, with its mastery of the Baltic, its way to Murmansk and the Murmansk supply route. The swastika flew within 115 miles of Moscow. But the Germans had not tak en the U.S.S.R.'s heart and capital, the vast railway system which rays out from Moscow and serves most of Russia...