Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Speaker Rayburn's spilling of military secrets made Washington grumble. But his words were glad tidings to many a U.S. mother...
...Political Warrior Churchill, knowing that a resounding Grigg victory would be viewed as a victory for himself and the Government, jumped right into the middle of the campaign with a message to Sir James-a message which was calculated to erase his indiscreet boast for the Conservatives. "I am glad to know," said Churchill, "that at this grave moment in our history you are appealing to the electorate ... as a nonparty member. I hope and believe that they will emphatically endorse your appointment as Secretary of State for War, realizing that to play party politics at such a time...
President and Mrs. Conant will be at home and glad to see all men who are students in the University from four to six o'clock on Sunday, April...
...Vicente Lombardo Toledano, Mexican labor leader. Vice President Wallace remarked: "Hitler would be glad to hand 15 million dollars over to Lombardo Toledano, if he could be bought...
...Hudson Motor Car's naval ordnance plant advertised in the Detroit papers for "A1 toolmakers-age limits 45 to 98 years." Hudson is glad it did: at week's end scores of alert, experienced, comparatively young men had signed up. With these men at work, the company expects an immediate boost in production, a cut in training costs. Said the plant personnel boss: "Hell, we'll take them up to 100 years old if we can get them...