Word: soulfulness
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...leading spokesman for Europe's socialist democrats, Britain's Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin, who has said he detests Fascist Spain, was well aware of the desperately delicate situation. He and non-socialist democrats were struggling against Communism for the political soul of Europe, for the trust of men who would never again trust those who tolerated Franco. The U.S. was more remote from the scene, but as the leading power of the democratic coalition, the U.S. was not remote from the responsibility...
...late to relieve the famine that had already begun. Noting that few Delhi Britons followed the Viceroy's example, the Hindustan Times bitterly suggested: "Perhaps if the effect is heightened by alternating red tomatoes with green grass, New Delhi may be able to preserve its esthetic soul intact and appease the hunger of the masses. As for tampering with private rosebuds and dahlias, how can one expect New Delhi to be so rash...
...relative safety of Shanghai's Broadway Mansions Hotel, one of the frightened newsmen unburdened his soul to a stay-at-home, the New York Post's Andrew Freeman. Said he: "After what I have seen I am not only ideologically upset, I am disgusted and disheartened. I was unable to put in my stories how alarmed I am about the warlike attitude of a country I always believed liberal and a friendly ally...
...said Ed Murrow, had given him the answer to the question: "What has happened to the soul of Britain?" He hated to leave, and England hated to see him go. The Morning Telegraph called him America's "unofficial ambassador." The Manchester Guardian hoped England had not heard the last of him. CBS was afraid it had. In his new job as CBS vice president in charge of correspondents, Ed Murrow will confine his voice to the conference room...
...commander in the Naval Dental Corps, when he visited the crypt at Annapolis where Jones is buried. He worked out the tunes between extractions and impactions and while "waiting for the Novocain to work." Several of Old Grad Boland's songs have sold well (The Gypsy in My Soul and I Live the Life I Love in 1937; Stop Beatin' 'Round the Mulberry Bush in 1939). He is considering several offers to turn Tin Pan Alley pro, but dentistry pays him too well. "Someone else will have to make up my mind," says Dr. Boland...