Word: pealed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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WASHINGTON--Gen. Douglas MacArthur's amazing little band of airmen appeared tonight--in one smashing blow--to have avenged" with compound interest" the death of every American soldier and sailor who perished at Peal Harbor...
Drawing the parallel between the United States Navy with its disaster at Peal Harbor, and the 1941 Harvard football team which came through to ultimate victory after early season setbacks at the hands of Pennsylvania and Cornell, Coach Dick Harlow sounded the keynote at the Harvard Club Victory dinner last night, urging that to gain ultimate victory we must "never lose faith in ourselves as a nation...
...ship flying the Panama flag is a cowardly way of avoiding responsibility, James Landgan 31 argued. "Much of the fighting against the Nazis is inspired by a faith in the honesty and strength of America," and America must not betray that important responsibility by loss haggling over to peal, he urged...
...impregnably impertinent charm. He: "I think maybe I'm in love with you." She: "You are?" He: "I think so." A pause and an arch look from Janie: "Well, when'll you know?" They know immediately because each time they kiss they hear a bell peal...
Trumpet-loud, trumpet-blasty is the voice of New Hampshire's Senator Charles William Tobey, Republican. As a member of the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee he investigated vote-fraud charges in New Jersey, found conditions that made him peal with indignation. Last week his brassy solo became a duet when Boss Frank Hague stalked into the committee's hearings (a subpoena had brought him). Boss Hague proved to be no piccolo player himself...