Word: reeked
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Trumpets of Victory. German morale never quite recovered from the disillusion of October 1941 (TIME, June 29). Last reek's disillusion may prove to have cut even deeper when World War II is history. For weeks radio and press had trumpeted the inevitability of victory. High Command communiques, though more cautious, reported an unfaltering advance toward the Stalingrad goal...
...Only outsiders permitted to join the pressmen and sponsors' pals who now attend the Luncheons are those who write in on very smart stationery. On no such stock was one of the letters Miss Chase received from a Midwest housewife, who wrote: "You and your mother must both reek of cigarette smoke. Such carryings...
...Wilderness Campaign. One of the last and most notable of her countless poems was Soldiers, Come Back Clean, published by Hearst's New York Journal in the year of the battle of Cambrai. It ran: I may lie in the mud of the trenches, I may reek with blood and mire, But I will control, by the God in my soul, The might of my man's desire...