Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...weeks ago the CRIMSON published a statement which reflected upon the competency of Professor Casner in conducting a defense for a student. The facts and the implications, we are glad to say, were erroneously stated, and the paNication was a mistake which the CRIMSON regrets...
President and Mrs. Conant will be at home and glad to see all men who are students in the University from 4 to 6 o'clock on Sunday, April...
...William George Shedden Dobbie, 63, whose troops call him "Old Dob Dob" and who does not drink, smoke or swear. He regards this war as another crusade against infidels, and he hates the Nazi nihilists for making him fight on Sundays. Any other day of the week he is glad to oblige. In 1918 he observed that, if anyone ever asked him what he did in World War I, he could say that he stopped it, for it was he, as a member of Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig's staff, who wrote and signed the order...
...hour and a half before sunrise Seaman Richard Dors looked at a thermometer scale in the forward engine room and read off the temperature of the choppy Atlantic outside. It was 38°. Before the first crack of day Seaman Dors was in that cold water and glad to be still alive...
...General Luis Alberto de Herrera, the oppositionists became obstructionists. Some were pro-Ally, some were pro-Axis (and were glad that nearby Argentina and Chile still maintained Axis relations), but all the Herreristas were anti-Baldomir. They used Uruguay's grant of air and naval bases to the U.S. as a political football. Last week, when Baldomir's supporters were dozing, they sneaked through the Senate a 10-to-6 vote censuring the Government policy of continental solidarity and hemisphere defense...