Word: gladly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Would it be asking too much of the new President, asked the old President, to give Mr. Newton a job? Why, of course not. The new President would be glad to take care of the old President's special friend. President Hoover looked happy for the first and only time on that ride up Capitol Hill. Last week President Roosevelt kept his March 4 promise by appointing Mr. New ton to be a Republican member of the moribund Federal Home Loan Bank Board. The job pays $9,000 per year. Though Nebraska's Norris called the nomination...
...mile that financial wags of the period said that its rails were nickel plated. In 1916, the Nickel Plate (with 523 mi. of track connecting Buffalo with Chicago) was not in the forefront of railroads. It was a second-grade property, far from profitable. The New York Central was glad to sell its majority interest...
...automobile division was practically at a standstill, but the company was glad to announce...
President Lowell will be at home, and glad to see all men who are students in the University, at his house, 17 Quincy Street, Sunday afternoon between 4 and 6 o'clock...
...color pictures. Whether or not Technicolor's "three-component"' method is sufficiently perfect to make as good pictures of real people as it does of cartoons, whether it will be sufficiently appealing to make up for its expense, are two of the questions which Hollywood will be glad to have answered by the Whitney investment. First Pioneer Picture will be made at RKO's Hollywood studios by Merian C. Cooper, distributed through...