Word: ought
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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CAMP RIDGE, Nov. 5 (AOL)--"Barton me" the ol' Sage remarked as he reached for the smelling Smaltz, "but Duetsch ya think that Camp Edwards ought to Turner coach in for a Newman?" Salapakos a lunch and we can make a Turek over to the stadium and watch the Crimson Strout its stuff. The crowd will be good Casella said Mitchell be there. To be Franche, Milam, we Coshnear got caught last time we sneaked into the stadium but I'd do it again any O'Day to see the soldiers Lloyd to the slaughter...
...Hanley looked like a sure thing in next week's election. Dewey had his three investigations going full blast, had blocked the O'Connell grand jury, at least temporarily, with a court order. Albany had not seen such bitter fighting in years. Said one politico: "There ought to be a truce to exchange prisoners...
Sergeant Joe Louis' curvilinear wife Marva decided to go on the stage, prepared herself with Manhattan singing lessons, declared: "I feel if a woman has talent she ought to make the most of it." She further explained that the Louises have a number of properties and relatives to keep...
Some weeks our subscribers ought to have this information as background before they read TIME'S World Battlefronts department-and those are the weeks when you will find Foreign News ahead of World Battlefronts in TIME...
...empty gun, father leaped into a police car, "zigzagged wildly from curb to curb" in hot pursuit. The screaming made Mrs. Sousa tense, as she lay in bed drinking bottled beer. Father tossed the captured children on to the grass "as if they were bags of mail." "These kids ought to be in Sing Sing," he snarled. "Won't you children come in for a little ice cream?" called Mrs. Sousa from her window...