Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...history always repeats itself, Coach Chief Boston will be only too glad to have it happen tomorrow afternoon when his Yardling football team meets Exeter at Soldiers Field...
...uncle did leave the country Tuesday morning, two days before his cabinet appointees took over the government in the coup d'etat yesterday," he said. "He and my father, who was President from 1932 to 1936, have disagreed on many points since his election last year, but I am glad to hear he is safe. After all, he is my uncle...
Last week, in Washington, Gracie Hall Roosevelt died at 50, from a chronic liver ailment. From his big sister, who had tried to look after him ever since they were orphaned, he received the kind of tribute which might make any man glad that he had lived. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Roosevelt loved her brother dearly. At dawn one morning she left his bedside, rode back to the White House, wrote this moving obituary for her syndicated column...
...point underscored by A.T. & T.'s bidfest; since insurance companies and banks are the only big outlets for gilt-edged issues anyway, the real field for underwriters is to sell securities that require distributing talent. Said one outspoken syndicate member after the bidding: "I'm glad we lost it-there isn't any money in those deals for us, and there's no reason why there should...
Another close friend and great admirer of "Kitty" is his classmate, Professor Charles Townsend Copeland. He was very glad to write an article for the special Crimson Issue, but much to his regret and to ours the article was lost in transit...