Word: glads
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Answering a direct question by President Roosevelt . . . Churchill said in substance, "My, what a face, what a face; I'm glad he's on our side...
...Democrats & Republicans, had been glad to see him. In effect, Washington had been without a leader for 36 days-and the Government bigwigs were like old harness horses suddenly free in a pasture. They didn't know what...
...glad to be back I went down to the blood bank and gave a pint of blood. . . . Edward Arnold was there. He doesn't give a pint, he just asks what they need. W. C. Fields was there too. He donated a fifth...
...480th were glad to get home. They had done much of the pioneering; they would not have to go back to sea. While they and many another outfit were at work, the U.S. Navy had asserted one of its favorite doctrines: that only Navymen should patrol the seas. In planes taken over from the Army, new Navy crews are now at work against German subs. The Army, which was on the job when the going was hottest, will hunt them no more...
...lessons of Tarawa were written into bills authorizing more landing craft, which were rushed through Congress last week. The Navy's landing-craft program now totals 80,000, from the huge (450 ft.) dock ships to rubber rafts. Marines were especially glad to see that there were some "Alligators" on the program...