Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...hope the importance of its task will be so apparent that newspaper publishers and editors will be glad to appear before it to give testimony on their experience in operating a free press. And we shall hope to hear also not only from ivory tower editors, but also from reporters, desk men, research associates, advertising and circulation directors-and readers...
...recommend closing the infirmary altogether . . . May we be the first to welcome our restricted brethren to the "outside." After reading the 5th sentence on page 33 of B. J. M., our only consolation is in the prospect that future weekends may prove sufficiently interesting to make up for it . . . Glad to hear that Crawford has again joined the ranks as "one of the boys," time having convinced him that SOP aboard the Portland Rose is not, after all, an overly responsible position . . . With the arrival of 180 Apprentice Seamen Monday morning, we can expect a little new energy...
Before week's end, surprised and delighted Kelly Turner could speculate: "Maybe we had too many men [30,000] and too many ships [2,000,000 tons-greater than the entire prewar Navy] for this job." But he was glad he had force on his side: "I prefer to do things that way. It was many lives saved...
...helped solve the teacher shortage by returning to her classroom. Quitting a Washington job, she made a statement which has been read by thousands of teachers: "If in the years of peace ... I am asked, 'What did you contribute toward our victory?' I shall be glad and proud to answer,'I was a teacher...
...shoes to fill. His father, kindly philosopher, deflator of stuffed shirts, folksy booster of Kansas and the common man, over the years had been a solid force for good in the U.S. Old William Allen White, full of years (75) and journalistic glory, had been ailing for months, was glad he had a son as competent as Bill...