Word: unfolding
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Today Marie Schultze dreams of the time when she can build a big maternity hospital and nurses' training school. The plans are drawn. She is trying to raise the money, peso by peso. Of her dream she says: "I pray again as these new ideas unfold before me that I may be used wherever and however He would have me, and that I may have an open mind and heart to hear His voice...
CAMBRIDGE, May 15--For the twenty-third time in as many years the game of the decade will unfold tomorrow afternoon on the shifting sands of Soldiers Field before what Police experts predicted late this evening would be the most dangerous crowd in Massachusetts history. With the boys in the know, the man-to-man odds are hovering at the 11 1/2 to 1 level, with the Crime favored for the 98th consecutive year...
...trial before a U.S. court-martial in London was Sergeant Judson H. Smith-one of twelve men charged with cruelty to G.I. prisoners in the guardhouse of the loth Reinforcement Depot at Lichfield. But last week, as the story of repeated brutalities (TIME, Dec. 31) continued to unfold, lowly Sergeant Smith became almost the forgotten man at his own trial. The accusing finger pointed higher & higher up the chain of command...
...Best." Last week, in a bare-boarded, dirty-windowed courtroom in London's Grosvenor Square, before a U.S. Army general court-martial, the ugly story began to unfold. The first defendant was slight, mild-looking Sergeant Judson H. Smith, a guard at the camp, who got an 8th-grade education in bloody Harlan County, Ky. In the words of Colonel James A. Kilian, camp commandant, Smith was "one of the best non-commissioned officers I've ever seen." In four perspiring hours on the stand, Smith denied all charges of mistreating prisoners. Outside the court, the disarmingly forthright...
...Paris on a rainy summer day. Facing the half-dozing correspondents, Lieut. Colonel John A. Keck, onetime Pittsburgh engineer and now chief of Allied technical intelligence on German weapons, began quietly: "This will make Buck Rogers seem as if he lived in the Gay '90s." He proceeded to unfold the improbable story of what German scientists were up to when V-E day interrupted them...