Word: sentimentalize
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week, over 7,500 poems later, Anne found proof that her folksy sentiment had won a public of its own. Fifteen hundred of her fans gathered in the Masonic Temple for a silver anniversary. There were special tables full of people whose causes she had supported: the Salvation Army, the Old Newsboys, the Michigan Crippled Children's Hospital. Detroit's Mayor Edward J. Jeffries saluted her. The president of Wayne University, David D. Henry, said that "she has helped to make our town great...
...graduation in June, when he will be fair game. They will be willing to pay him a fat bonus-maybe as high as $25,000-for deciding to sign up with a big-league team. Right now Bob Hansen is indicating no preference, but as a matter of pure sentiment he has always been a New York Giant...
...order to take advantage of the anti-scholastic sentiment which sweeps the College immediately after exams end, Alfred Pugliese '47, chairman of PBH's Library Committee, will place receptacles in all dining halls this week to catch no-longer-wanted texts for his committee's current Book Drive...
...well have another war within the next decade or two. But the Truman Doctrine will not cause it. There can be two causes of war with Russia. One is your blissful lack of concern about the advance of Russian Communism. The other is a rising of reactionary sentiment throughout the country which has already begun...
...Englishman counseled the long (if partisan) view: "It isn't just you, old boy," he explained, "and it isn't the Good Neighbor policy. This is a sellers' market. . . . There is no sentiment involved. They'll buy wherever it suits them best in terms of price and delivery. If all things were equal, as they must be again some day, they'll buy where they can sell the most of their goods. That, of course, means Britain...