Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...sent me a summary of the information in regard to the movements of the Japanese in the Far East and it amounted to such a formidable statement of dangerous possibilities that I decided to take it to the President before...
...could not help but regard this turned-about state of affairs as most delightful. The U.S. was indeed the promised land-for men. How different, he exclaimed wistfully, were things in China: "In Chungking, boy students running after girl students find it a very hard job indeed. A boy would often exhaust the strength of nine oxen and two tigers and still not succeed. If their endeavors were used in America, American girls would consider them as most ideal sweethearts...
...Foreign Liquidation Commission had sold only $893,000,000 worth of surplus goods, had often sold materials without any regard to their actual value...
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr. '23, former United States Senator from Massachusetts, last night, following an off the record talk to the members of Winthrop House, termed Churchill's speech "utterly inadmissible." In regard to our relations with Russia, Lodge said that we must create a new atmosphere since the situation is a "vicious circle" at present...
Distinction. Winston Churchill pointed once again to the Soviet Government as the greatest menace to the world's peace. He said with deliberate emphasis: "I will not allow that anything said by others should weaken my regard and admiration for the Russian people."* But whether Russia takes "an honored place in the van of world organization . . . depends only on the decisions taken by the handful of able men who under their renowned chief hold all the 180,000,000 Russians and many more outside Russia in their grip...