Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Reformers from the North have always been glad to advise Southern states on the proper conduct of racial relations. Usually this advice contains no indication that the donor appreciates the institutional and historical framework within which change must be effected; and all too often it reeks self-righteousness which is by no means justified. To show that the Northern escutcheon is not without blot, one need search no further than Cambridge, itself, seat of culture and learning, to find an instance of social discrimination which occurred only last Spring...
...Bell, I'm so glad to meet you," cried Mrs. Roosevelt. "So many of my friends ask me when Franklin is going to balance the budget. My dear Mr. Bell, when is Franklin going to balance the budget...
...MacBean (Selena Royle) is glad to have Van around, and young Lissy (Janet Leigh) makes eyes enough for a whole county's quota of farmers' daughters. Gill MacBean (Thomas Mitchell) is less easily won over by the stranger. The Civil War has just been fought, and feeling still runs high. Barns are being burned by masked riders; Yankees and ex-Rebels still won't help each other out with the crops, or even keep their tempers at a party. Old Man MacBean, a 100% Rebel, has a burning question: Are the stranger's britches blue...
Weld added that the individual delegates will be glad to supplement the report with any desired information relative to the particular panels and sub-committees on which they worked at the congress...
While the big oil companies, who ache to get back into Mexico, were glad to see this foot in the door, they were surprised at the man chosen to put it there. Among oilmen, Jones is known not as a wildcatter but as the dealer in oil royalties who first tested the power of SEC in court...