Word: feeling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...boys who gave their lives on Saipan did not give them while sleeping or, as you say, freezing in their foxholes. We know that our division is one of the best fighting units in this area and wish to have it proven otherwise. We feel that someone should set the public right on this slur to our fighting ability...
Here, even more than in the town, there was the feel of autumn quiet. People walking up the slope to the grave stirred fallen leaves. Mrs. Willkie stood quietly beside her son, and her husband's brothers, Fred and big Ed Willkie. When the coffin was lowered she took one quick step toward the grave. Then, slowly, with the family group, she walked away down the knoll. The crowd left. Wendell Willkie, who had discovered that the world was one, was back home in Indiana...
Sylvester D. Bavo said it for the other Filipinos: "We knew that Japan could not beat America, but I do not believe my eyes when I see those so many ships. I feel like crying but I just stood and shook my head. All along the hills everybody just sang. We cannot help ourselves...
Through Yugoslavia, Hungary and Czechoslovakia, the Russians were forming their lines, building up supply, preparing for the push that would take them to Austria and Germany's south. The Nazis' weakest front was going to feel some pounding...
...Nelson Eddy. The 43-year-old baritone is one of the three most popular singers, in any league.* Last week he was well away in a new show as master of ceremonies and star of The Electric Hour (CBS, Wed., 10:30 p.m. E.W.T.). His job: to make listeners feel happy about the 160 electric-light & power companies which sponsor him. His method: songs and banter...