Word: cheerful
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Sirs: I came in late on this week's issue (TIME, April 26) which accounts for the delay in registering my Bronx cheer on your reporting of Fred Kaplan's "bridge feat...
...almost like old times. The post cards had gone out, demanding attendance at another "spontaneous" rally. Students and party hacks clustered before a cheer leader directly under the lofty balcony...
Some of us belonged to unions and some did not; some like unionism, some do not. But one and all, we're convinced that labor dictatorship must go. Every one of us, and our Kentucky and Pennsylvania coal miners too, cheer the crumbling of John L. Lewis' domination over you coal miners...
...result the grocery trade, which in 1942 did an estimated business of $15 billion, in 1943 will do a business of some 168 billion points. The big figure brings little cheer to the grocery trade. Grocers will handle a smaller volume of goods than last year. And doing business on point currency is 1) expensive, 2) complicated. It adds to a highly complex money economy the rules of trading in wampum or sea shells...
...spectators who crowded together on the benches, the House score didn't seem to make much difference. These people were here to cheer whomever looked good to them and they did plenty of loud cheering...