Word: grave
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Grave--Allegro...
...wreath on the Unknown Soldier's tomb at Arlington, Father Cox mustered his army, started on the 300-mi. trip back to Pittsburgh. (Expenses for returning 276 stragglers by train were defrayed by Pennsylvania's richest citizen, Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon.) Again, as they rumbled by, grave crowds watched them as though for the first time they were seeing a genuine sign of the times...
...public policy." Last week the Welfare Council published Publisher Hearst's telegram of reply: MY OPINION IS THAT IF FEEDING THE HUNGRY BY BREADLINES NOT NEEDED THERE WOULD BE NO BREADLINES. . . . AMERICAN'S REASON FOR DISTRIBUTING CHARITY IN PUBLIC PLACES IS TO BRING HOME TO PEOPLE THE GRAVE CONDITIONS WHICH EXIST AND THE NEED FOR CHARITABLE THOUGHT AND ACTION...
...sons of Pianist Maier. played six of the pieces they wrote for Song Cargo (TIME, July 20). Rolf Persinger, 11-year-old son of Teacher Louis Persinger. played the violin in a Mozart program. "My son," announced the teacher of prodigies ahead of time, "is no prodigy." Rolf, a grave, curly-haired child, would like some-time to be a concert artist like his father's pupils, Ruggiero Ricci and Yehudi Menuhin. But he plays now in a sturdy, forthright fashion more illustrative of expert teaching than of inspiration...
What the American Weekly failed to report was that Mr. Lange has been in his grave for 15 years; that his seven pet salmon trout were eaten more than 20 years...