Word: dears
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Student Vagabond." A snappy title, though Vag. I wonder what they'll think when they read it. Why wonder! I know, I know they'll analyze me. "He always had that atrophied acropolis, anyway, my dear; we all knew that. He couldn't fit in, that's all. Poor Vag--in a way I'm sorry for him, you know. After all, it isn't his fault. His parents kept him. . . ." No hope there, Vag knew that...
...left his dear old mother...
...Palmer House's gold-laced Empire Room, Chicago's Irish have been crowding in nightly to hear cocky Tenor Regan sing Paddy McGinty's Goat, The Toorie on His Bonnet, and Dear Old Donegal. Warming their Irish faces at the front tables with Illinois' Governor Dwight Green, were Chicago's Mayor Martin Kennelley, Judge Tom Courtney and Federal Judge Philip Sullivan (of Sewell A very-Montgomery Ward fame). Behind them were droves of Chicago's Irish cops and aldermen, and even a scattering of priests. They liked it best when Regan swung into...
Some sounded more disappointed than angered. Eleanor Roosevelt's first reaction was a distressed "Oh dear, oh dear." Wrote crusading Editor Ralph McGill in the Atlanta Constitution: "He has a real genius for self-delusion [which] will make of him an ignominious spectacle long before November and the election. And I'm sorry because I like...
...than $1,000,000 into the Riverside Drive Museum, went to court to get back control of the building. The thousand paintings were unslung from the museum walls. Later the U.S. Government sued Roerich for back taxes. Pegler devoted 25 columns to suggesting that Wallace wrote letters calling Roerich "Dear Guru" (Teacher...