Word: glenn
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...since Wisconsin's former Governor Philip La Follette ousted the late Glenn Frank as president of the University of Wisconsin in 1937 has there been such a fight in the world of education as was on last week in Minnesota...
...Baltimore, Glenn L. Martin Co. executives had "forgotten about vacations," worked almost seven days a week...
...from Austria to Czecho-Slovakia, Switzerland and France, So Ends Our Night is a story of the sad flight of the democrats from one brief sanctuary to another as Hitlerism rolled across Europe. When Josef Steiner (Fredric March), a former officer in the German Army, meets young Ludwig Kern (Glenn Ford), they are under arrest in Vienna, about to be put over the border into Czecho-Slovakia. Without passports, they have no civil rights, can be deported at any time. Without labor permits, they cannot legally earn a living...
...wealth of ideas, and plays with great feeling. Reverse is Bill Coleman Blues, with Coleman on the trumpet backed by guitarist Django Reinhardt. Trumpet is muted all the way through, and the music is at once restrained in attack yet powerful in beat(despite the one-man rhythm section). . . Glenn Miller's Song of the Volga Boatmen (BLUEBIRD) is probably going to be a terrific hit in juke-box circles. I'm so happy...
...Ford's announcement that it would build 6-245 for assembly in two plants. Consolidated will operate a plant at Fort Worth, and Don Douglas will see that his competitors' flying fortress is well made, properly tested, in a plant at Tulsa. Chrysler's pick was Glenn Martin's new 6-26, a two-engined medium bomber (TIME, Jan. 6) to be assembled by Martin men in a new plant at Omaha...