Word: wrath
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...British Ambassador to the U.S. went to the White House last week for his first visit since Minister Lyttelton made the provoking statement that the U.S. had provoked Japan into war-a statement that had drawn roars of wrath from Cordell Hull and other Administration stalwarts (TIME, July...
Their neat coup of June 9 had left the onetime Fascist Marshal out in the cold. But they had reckoned without the wrath of Winston Churchill. Only a fortnight earlier the British Prime Minister had patted the Badoglio Government on the back, given it his "every confidence" (TIME, June 5). Now the anti-Fascist Italians stood at a frustrated impasse. Such intervention, they said darkly, would be the last disillusionment for Italy's democrats, would kindle antagonism against the Anglo-American liberators...
...Pacific Marine planes flew last week, relentlessly exploiting the helpless position of stranded Japs. In less than two months the Marines had flown 2,330 sorties against Jap-held islands in the eastern Marshalls, peppering them with 1,628 tons of bombs. The Marines were working off some private wrath. The Japs were unlucky enough to be there to catch...
That was what happened at the Marshalls. That was why the Marines there flew with wrath. They pointed with the pride of Marines to the Marine air arm's history and present strength, and vowed they deserved a better deal...
...same heinous crime. They were fed on C rations during this time, given a pro-(that's funny to us) and finally taken back to the rest center in time to catch their return boat under armed guard." Concluded Corporal Brennan and Pri vate Sill with restrained wrath: "Do re sponsible authorities ever realize the effect an incident like this has on the morale of troops at the front...