Word: orthodox
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...feelings of the orthodox...
Charges that Tsar Boris and his Italian-born Tsaritsa broke a prenuptial, written pledge to Pope Pius XI when they permitted their first child, a girl, to be baptized Bulgarian Orthodox (TIME, Jan. 23), have been met by angry Bulgarians with the demand: "Produce the document...
...tube, with Earth & its inhabitants at the centre. The distances from the Earth's magnetic poles to the ends of the '"tube" would be about 1,300 mi.; distance from the Earth's magnetic equator to the spherical walls of the "tube" would be the orthodox Kennelly-Heaviside...
Married. Princess Luba Obolensky; and Prince Serge Gregory Troubetzkoy; scions of Russia's greatest pre-Revolution houses who have intermarried for five generations; in a Russian Orthodox Church in upper Manhattan. In 1931 the groom married the bride's sister. Princess Anna Obolensky, who two months later jumped off the Eiffel Tower...
...more poetical ideas of life and death, knowing that his readers will not be struggling, or disagreeing with his politics or religion, and so disposing with dogmas both he and his readers can concentrate on poetry," the lecturer continued. He showed that Shelley, instead of being an 'orthodox' atheist, postulated a religion of his own, which made for obscurity, immaturity, and didacticism in his poetry. As for his politics and philosophy, Shelley "never escaped from the teaching of Godwin, and I have no doubt Mrs. Shelley was also too much of a 'heavyweight!' Shelley was, in fact, a prig...