Word: shouldn
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...however, were the working conditions. "They had guards on us all the time . . . They went with us when we ate, when we got a drink of water; they even followed us into the toilet . . . One of the guards could talk English pretty good. He always used to say we shouldn't take offense. This guarding wasn't personal, he said. He used to say, 'We can't trust no one, not even ourselves...
...Claremont thinks, the 38 should be able to get along in the U.S. at the end of the course-and by the time they hit their permanent campuses, there shouldn't be a homusicku one among them...
Last November the Barkleys flew off to Korea to eat Thanksgiving dinner with the G.I.s. "The politicians back home got to bellowing that this was a forgotten war," said the Veep, "so I told the President he shouldn't come over, but I had some free time." Later, he moved up to the front, lived out of a mess kit, autographed a 105-mm. shell, and celebrated his 74th birthday...
...hours of disorganized debate followed Brown's proposal. Taft supporters argued that "you shouldn't change the rules after a fight has begun." For Eisenhower, Connecticut's Governor John Davis Lodge dramatically declared, "We are not bound by 1912 rules any more than we are bound by 1912 politics...
...Adams and Kieran were back in pre-TV form, and Actor-Producer Gregory Ratoff as guest expert, a heavy hunk of a man with a rich, thick Russian accent, was the life of the show ("Theese ees my telewision debut, and all my friends are vatching, I shouldn't be dumb"). Sprinkling his comments with warm humor, he managed to answer a number of questions-mostly musical-that stumped his colleagues cold. For Information Please fans, it was beginning to seem just like the good old days again...