Word: gladly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...best organized famine in the world. It will be so distributed that no one section of the country actually will starve." Last August the Colonel took to the U. S. State Department what his office calls "a definite message from the Soviet Government that they would be glad to discuss having a United States unofficial representative in Moscow and that the result would be ... a substantial increase in Soviet business coming to the United States." A month earlier the State Department had denied rumors that the Colonel was himself already the Department's "unofficial representative" in Russia. After bearding...
...were found impracticable to keep the checks signed by non-residents separate from the time they were taken up by the waitress, the job of separating them could be made a part of the Temporary Student Employment plan. I know several students who would be glad of such a job, and one must admit that it is less of a sinecure than warily watching that no one chips gold leaf off the walls of Adams House. Samuel Sonenfield...
...When amid hurrahing thousands the Roosevelt automobile passed City Hall, Mayor Porter sprinted out, ran up to the machine, stuck out his hand, panted: "III want to welcome you to Los Angeles." All smiles, Governor Roosevelt shook his hand, said: "Thank you. I'm glad to be here. It's a great day and a great crowd...
...Bowdoin. Most U. S. colleges protect themselves by having their financial officers bonded, just as business houses do. Some colleges do not bother. Last week Bowdoin College at Brunswick, Maine was glad it had bothered. For the past six years Bowdoin's bursar has been John Coolidge Thalheimer, quiet and popular, a member of Delta Upsilon, who after graduation from Bowdoin became clerk under the college treasurer in 1923 and three years later bursar. Father of two, Mr. Thalheimer was divorced last year for "cruel and abusive treatment." was ordered to pay $150 a month alimony for three years...
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...