Word: brighter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...spring of '43, but appearing now and then anyway. Brightest spot in the Lampoon's wartime history was the overseas edition, reportedly sent to all Harvardmen in the Armed services. Issues during the darker war years were apt to be liberally larded with reprint cartoons and poems conceived in brighter days, when the Bow Street emporium was set up to be the cultural center of College life...
...basis of Cake's report, the outlook for tire makers was brighter than they had expected. The U.S. will probably get 400,000 tons of the Far East's 1946 production, which will be blended with synthetic to stretch the supply. Estimated passenger tire production next year...
...lights. When some of the lights were switched out, the girls faded off the television screen set up in front of the audience. The old camera could not see them. Then R.C.A.'s new "image orthicon" pickup tube went into action, and the girls reappeared on the screen, brighter than ever...
TIME'S Chungking Correspondent Theodore H. White last week cabled: "China's hopes of peace are brighter than they have been for 20 years...
Last week the National Industrial Council rosily reported a brighter outlook for 1945-46 jobs than had been expected...