Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Despite his obvious qualifications (residence in New York, businessman's background, distinguished Government service), he did not want to ally himself with what might be a losing ticket. But by last week he felt good enough about Democratic chances in 1948 to tell friends he would be glad to make the vice-presidential race if the party would have him. Just in case, he began writing to relatives for old snapshots and clippings to bring the family album up to date...
...moment the giver's name is added to the Alumni rolls; nor is Harvard the recipient of bounty because its graduates are unable to find other worthy beneficiaries. Only the memory of four years well and enjoyably spent will bring Alumni to the point where they are glad to part with hard cash to enable posterity to participate in the same experience. But memory is a fragile thing. It must be stimulated and refreshed by such things as reunions, class secretaries and albums. Of all these the Class Album is probably the most important, because it preserves for the graduate...
...state a month before burial). Burma now had a martyr and a legend. The Bogyok's A.F.P.F.L. party was more popular than ever, but its leadership had been almost obliterated. British Governor Sir Hubert Elvin Rance (who gets assassination threats almost every day) announced to Burmans: "I am glad to inform you that . . . Thakin Nu [the murdered leader's right-hand man] has agreed to form a new council...
...grateful note from Frank Sinatra, who was glad to have Ed for a pal, "when a few guys start throwing rocks...
After hearing his story, the Committee asked for records he said he has on the ownership of the New Republic, weekly magazine of which Wallace is editor. Steele replied he would be glad to furnish them...