Word: glamoured
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Bags. At 46, Sanford Roth is a relative newcomer to big-time photography. Born in Brooklyn, he went through the public schools and New York University, spending most of his time bicycle racing ("I loved the competition-I like to be better than anyone else-and I liked the glamour and those sweaters we wore"). After college, Roth got a job with a ladies' hat-and-bag retail chain, and in a few years was vice president in charge of the chain's West Coast territory. By 1946, he was making better than $30,000 a year...
...charge that his policies at Yalta and elsewhere were responsible for strengthening Communism. We worshiped General Marshall, only to see him condemned for losing China to democracy. If, seemingly, our recent heroes have proved giants with feet of clay, what warrant is there for holding that Eisenhower-the glamour boy of the hour-will not bring us more, and bitterer, disappointments...
Three for Bedroom C (Brenco; Warner) is a sluggish farce set on a fast transcontinental train. On board are a high-powered Hollywood glamour queen (Gloria Swanson) and a handsome Harvard biochemistry professor named Oliphant J. Thrumm. Before the train is well under way, the actress and the professor (James Warren) find that they are doing things to each other's chemistry...
Your account of the general's lady dismays the general's good friends. She may soon preside at the White House, and her influence is important. Yet you write of her as of a glamour girl...
...think your article overlooked the very pronounced pro-Taft sentiment here in the Deep South . . . We know what we have in Taft; he's an intellectual and a gentleman. General Eisenhower may have glamour-but we had enough of that in the days of F.D.R...