Word: chats
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...does not admit to difference between the Harvard of today's Postwar and the Harvard of the Roaring Twenties. He has not looked for the trappings of opulence hut rather for the constant Knowledge. There is really nothing incongruous about this little man's carrying on a twenty-minute chat with Dean Pound after...
Chicago's ex-mayor, Ed Kelly, still one of the country's shrewdest political observers, dropped into the White House last week with a few Midwestern Democratic committeemen for an informal chat. On his way out, Ed Kelly made a little prediction about the man he had just seen: "Unless he gets hit by a freight train, he's going to be around for a long time...
...story of Marshall Field's "offer," which Variety had attributed to "the Chicago Sun syndicate's spokesman," had actually come from Winchell himself. Had there really been an offer? Said Harry Baker, head of Marshall Field's Chicago Sun syndicate: yes, he'd had a chat with Winchell-at the request of a pal of Winchell's. "I've given no thought to it since. No offer was made then, and the probability is that no offer will be made...
...when our American interpreter wanted to carry her camera on a Sunday afternoon outing; the unobtrusive little men in blue serge suits who kept turning up in the back of our box at the opera . . . the embarrassed refusals of nearly everyone whom we asked to our rooms for a chat and a cup of tea. ... It is a fact of pointed interest to Americans, since it is shaping-or warping-the entire Soviet foreign policy...
...chat with Lincoln Biographer Carl Sandburg, who reported the President "looks like he's standing the racket well...