Word: impendingness
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Wriggling through all this dense tedium-laudamus, like a Pekingese lost in a shopping rush, is a story. George Raft, a hoofer, marries Vera Zorina, a dancer. But George can think of nothing but camp shows and Vera can think of nothing except their impending baby (about which she is...
Viscount Cranborne, Dominions Secretary and Government Leader of the House of Lords, announced the impending operation at midweek, when he all but succeeded Anthony Eden as Foreign Secretary (see col. 3). He soon learned that he would have to wait awhile for a War Cabinet portfolio. But his words on...
The reporters adjourned for an explanatory session with the State Department press chief, white-haired, closemouthed Mike McDermott. Search of the records finally produced four specific protests to the British Foreign Office, since last Oct. 1, concerning premature London reports of : 1) Secretary Hull's impending arrival in Moscow...
One of Senator Johnson's basic arguments against a Fourth Term was what he regards as the inevitability of continued warfare between President Roosevelt and Congress. "Should the present running row between the Executive and the Congress persist," he declared, "America will find herself in a war crisis and...
Britain and her Empire, her people and her King have changed. Her dangers, as Winston Churchill said last week, are no longer mortal. The great impending event of 1944 is not invasion of Britain, but the invasion of Hitler's Europe. The looming question for Britons and their king...