Word: unafraidness
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...Unafraid Southerner...
Last week the sleek, fast, red & black plane darted from Roosevelt Field up to Harbor Grace, N. F. Forecast was poor visibility but favorable winds. Unafraid of blind flying, Endres & Magyar took...
Everyone knows that Jefferson Davis was President of the Confederate States. Few recall that previously he was Secretary of War in the Cabinet of President Franklin Pierce. Few Northerners realize he was an active visionary, a man unafraid to try to make his dreams come true. Still fewer people now alive remember the U. S. Army's curious Dromedary Episode, started by Jefferson Davis and last week still unended...
...because of his repeated private appearances in the news, the Press of the land has watched his career closely. Knowing well that a clergyman whose morals have been called in question is one of the most dangerous news creatures there is, most of the Press has been cautious. Unafraid, however, have been Publisher William Randolph Hearst and the Patterson-McCormick combine of Chicago. Both thoroughly Wet, neither of them deeply religious, both these powers of the Press have investigated the Prohibishop boldly, intimately. Last week, with his spiritual trial in Virginia yet to stand, Bishop Cannon turned sharply...
...around the Norvegia were herds of seal, flocks of penguin. Unaccustomed to man and hence unafraid of him, they afforded the Norvegia's gunners easy, close-range targets. It was no trick to pile the deck with dead creatures...