Word: tragical
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Concerto in G Major, in London's war-stripped National Gallery, quietly the Queen appears, among the bemused faces of her subjects. As the magnificently formal music falls from the air, the camera disengages itself from the concert room, steers soberly, at second-floor height, through disformed, tragic London...
...looks so precisely like the sort of Middlewestern middle-class girl you might see crossing any Eastern campus because that is exactly what she is. Daughter of an Omaha lawyer, isolated in her early teens first by her parents' divorce and then her father's tragic death, she was educated in an Indianapolis convent school and at Pine Manor Junior College at Wellesley, Mass...
...Tragic, Fair, Lurid, Unprejudiced
...Franklin Roosevelt and Winston Churchill found the right answers, Quebec's Citadel, where the end of New France was once written by the great Wolfe, may again become a landmark of history. If they did not, their conference may some day be known as the most tragic failure of World...
That future was important to the future of all Americans. On the 324th anniversary of perhaps the most tragic event in American history, only the good will and good sense of both whites and Negroes, working together, could check the danger that threatened them. All Americans might well remember some of the wisest words ever written on the problem before them...