Word: saxonizes
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...through her college years at St. Louis' Washington University, got 21 rejection slips from one magazine. (When she became editor of her college paper she printed all 21 rejected stories.) In 1910, 20-year-old, buxom, self-confident Fannie left for Manhattan to do graduate work in Anglo-Saxon at Columbia University...
Their Own Way. Colonel Cutler met Russians who had earned eight wound stripes since the war began. "I am not sure that the Anglo-Saxon nervous system could go into trenches eight times and be wounded in that period. But that's the way to win war, and that's the way the Russians like...
...leading roles are competently handled, but neither draw the attention that Carlotta Franzell attracts as Cindy Lou. Her clear soprano was applauded almost as vigorously as if she had been the lead at the Met. Luther Saxon, as Joe, plays the victim of Carmen's seductive charm with convincing sincerity, but Muriel Smith's singing falls definitely short of excellence...
...being. The new outlet for official unofficial Russian views, War and the Working Class, was politely calling departed U.S. Ambassador William Standley a spreader of statements (about publicity for Lend-Lease) "which did not correspond to the truth" and labeling AMG as too closely concerned with "security for Anglo-Saxon banking, industrial and trade circles." In London a Free Germany Movement emerged, perhaps to match Moscow's Free Germany Committee. Like its Russian counterpart, the Movement plugged unity and a free and democratic Germany, left the world wondering what next...
...School at Yale) had suddenly, and disconcertingly, got rhythm. When it swung down the line blaring such hallowed items as John Philip Sousa's Stars & Stripes Forever in jive tempo, sober listeners began to wonder what U.S. brass-band music was coming to. Obviously, there was an Afro-Saxon in the woodpile...