Word: langs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Frankie Carle and his latest version of Sinatra kept a lot of us entertained, it seems, George Trudeau, after two shows said he just wanted to hear him again and again. Ralph Lang and Jack Gordon had the same to say, only more so. That guy described by Bob Shepard to be "high soprano and rather soft" must have had something. Al Ogden from Jersey explained it with "merely a cultural lag stimulated by movements about the microphone...
...Eternal City. It was Trinity Sunday and, through all the last stages of the advance on Rome, U.S. and Canadian soldiers could hear the church bells summoning the faithful to Mass. TIME Correspondent Will Lang had spent the night in a dugout under fire. At dawn he piled out and headed up in a jeep toward the sound of firing on Via Casilina. He cabled...
Cabled TIME Correspondent Will Lang: "There have been short offensive spurts with actions, counterattacks, little victories and little defeats. The slowness of the advance is to be expected as we hit the Germans' best-prepared positions. The real test comes later...
...south Italian town last week TIME Correspondent Will Lang talked with Partisans from Yugoslavia, cabled some of their stories...
...Faith. Said Correspondent Lang in conclusion: "The full story of the heroic Partisan resistance to the vastly superior forces of the Germans cannot be told until the end of the war. Even their names are secret. But in these few stories Americans may read the courage, resolution and faith in eventual freedom over which no tyranny may long last...