Word: queenly
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece arrived at Massachusetts Hall just before noon yesterday on the second leg of their "get acquainted" tour of the United States. Accompanied by President Pusey and College officials, the royal pair disappeared briefly into the traditional welcoming room amid Greek renditions of "Long live the King" and American equivalents shouted by gaping students...
Proceeding to Fogg Museum, the King and Queen descended to the large lecture room. Here the King delivered a short address to members of the Fine Arts 13 and curious bystanders who had shouldered their way in. He spoke of the great strides his country had made in converting the youthful guerilla fighters to a peaceful, "peasant" way of life and how the "staunch support" of the United States was evident everywhere in Greece...
Royalty comes to Cambridge at noon today when King Paul and Queen Frederika of Greece briefly visit the University as part of their god will tour of the United States...
...Saudi Arabia's old (73) King Ibn Saud, ill with a heart ailment, went a get-well-quick message from Queen Elizabeth...
...quiet suburb of Paris, Yugoslavia's former Queen Alexandra, 32, opened a letter from her husband, exiled King Peter. Reading the King's firm refusal to drop his divorce suit, Alexandra drew blood from one wrist with a penknife, later declared she would have finished the job if, just then, her aunt, Greece's Queen Frederika, had not phoned. When Peter heard how his wife had been saved by the bell, he growled: "This is the fourth time . . . It's nothing serious...