Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...separation of news and editorial, won a remarkable loyalty from his staff. In Baker's first years the rival Cleveland Leader, way out ahead of the Plain Dealer, paid little attention to Baker; when it realized what was happening, it was too late. In 1917 the Leader was glad to sell its morning paper to the Plain Dealer; in 1933 its Sunday paper went the same...
...Hello, Vag, glad to see you. Nice vacation...
Their chief mistake was that they thought of defense as a sort of glorified Community-chest drive. Business, as they saw it, was glad to contribute. But to afford the contribution, business had to go on making its living in the usual...
...group anonymous that TIME'S Hollywood correspondent declared: "To divulge her name would be the worst possible breach of journalistic faith." The Symphony invites conductors, well and little known, to preside over its sessions. José Iturbi, Igor Stravinsky, Georg Szell, Arnold Schönberg were glad of the chance. Erich Wolfgang Korngold, highbrow-turned-movie-composer, showed up with only 16? in his pocket. Nine members of the orchestra were assessed 1? each to make up his 25?. Favorite conductor so far has been Bruno Walter, who exclaimed at the end of his concert: "This is paradise." Positions...
This week Southern shareholders were glad management had ignored them. Their road is now free of all bank or RFC interference. And since first ten months' profits jumped 310% to $14,631,000, it is also better able to resume dividends than ever before...