Word: arens
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...cannot help conducting himself as if he were governing Michigan. He had this to say about denazification: "There's a lot of talk about whether Nazis who've been in camps should be able to run for office. I don't know-but prison records aren't always bad politically. I knew in the Polish section in Detroit, if you've been to jail a couple of times, it helps a lot if you're running for office! And, for that matter, look at Curley." The governor laughed heartily...
...students support the team and aren't discouraged, it has a good chance to sweep the remaining games, he added. Stanford, Columbia, Cornell, and Army are the "first four games" and Valpey referred...
...seems to indicate that Cardinal Mindszenty was trying to impose the will of the Church on the state . . . Regardless of the evils of Communism, it is absurd to suppose that the government has not got a perfect moral right to protect itself against all subversive efforts to overthrow it. Aren't we trying twelve Communists on exactly the same charges in our own country...
...vice presidency open at Charley's bank and everyone knew it lay between Charley and Roger Blakesley. The strain of waiting for President Anthony Burton to make up his mind had made Nancy taut. "Why don't you ask Burton what the score is?" she asked. "Aren't you tired of waiting...
Just plain polo has been back for nearly a year now, but the army polo ponies, the convenient stables, and the well-to-do horse owner aren't coming back. So the polo team became an "away" club, dependent on horses provided by its opponents and hopelessly lacking in local practice facilities...