Word: fates
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Fate. Near Waverly, Tenn., two trains collided head-on. Among the killed were the firemen of the two trains: A. C. Hargrove and A. C. Hargrove...
...speech on "The Soviets as an Ally," Dr. Cross will explain that "Any who are still prey to suspicion of the Soviet Union would do well to think how incomparably worse the situation of the embattled democracies would be, if, for any reason, fate had put the Soviet on the opposite side. Then both the European and Asiatic continents, with all the economic resources of Asia, would be at Hitler's disposal...
Goebbels, he maintained, has been trying to force the German people to fear the consequences of an Allied victory, by reiterating that the Atlantic Charter will meet the same fate as Wilson's 14 Points...
...Gilbert Islands, at least 5,000 miles southwest of Los Angeles, Japanese bombers attacked a task force, including a U.S. carrier identified by the Japanese as the Yorktown. Correspondent Francis McCarthy of the U.P. was on a heavy cruiser. "Only the term 'mass suicide' can describe the fate of the seven bombers that made up the first attacking wave," he wrote. "They approached this warship from starboard slightly astern at an estimated altitude of 8,000 to 10,000 feet...
Adolf Hitler promised the German people today that his army, after weathering the worst Russian winter in 160 years and escaping a Napoleonic fate by throwing in its "last once of energy of body and soul," would defeat Russia this summer...