Word: moralized
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Poles have won half a loaf of freedom but very little bread. Out of their protests, Wladyslaw Gomulka rose to power, wrested control of the Polish Communist Party from the Stalinists, defied Moscow and won an election. But he inherited a mess: Poland was close to economic bankruptcy and moral anarchy. For all he tried to revive the Poles' fierce national pride and to relax the grip of the police state, Communist Gomulka found no Red formula to solve the economic crisis...
Grateful for the miracle, Laura tries to change, but soon the old argument boils up again. Tracy dodges a flying ashtray, lifts his fist and drops dead again, this time permanently. While the doctor slips in and gives Laura a hypo, the chorus chants the moral: "The only death in life is the death of love...
...princess, and in the end is accepted by his father-in-law and decked in royal robes. The score, as frothy as the libretto, played heavily on the comic effects, e.g., King Solomon's staccato outbursts, and included some melodious arias which went down like whipped cream. The moral is sung by the prophet, who is young and just getting started in the business: "Whether we prognosticate/grief or joy/for love or hate/prophets sing the will of fate...
...made no big move toward secret reconcentration. Alfried Krupp could legally sell his coal and steel holdings in Germany and invest the proceeds of the sale in plants just across the border in France or Luxembourg. But he refuses to take the loophole. Says he: "We have a moral obligation, and I will not look for escapes...
...still another plan: "Congress should create huge cooperatives to handle the crops, and only enough should be let out to maintain the market." But farm experts who take a broad view see no simple, straightforward answer. "The farm problem," broods an Illinois farm economist,"is semi-economic, semipolitical, semi-moral and semi-social. It's as changeable as a chameleon and prickly as a porcupine...