Word: warm
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...time armored Bank Truck No. 512 stopped at the First National Bank in Danvers, Mass. (pop. 15,000) one warm spring morning last week, its three-man crew was ready to knock off for a cup of coffee. Collecting bags of money is essentially as dull as collecting bags of laundry -the crew, in fact, referred to the Danvers trip as the "laundry run," since they were picking up $320,000 in worn and dirty bills which were to be cleaned or destroyed by the Government. Then, too, they had been on the road more than three hours, had made...
...sign at the highway's edge: MRS. ROOSEVELT SLEPT HERE. But the aftermath was a happy one. Everyone recovered. Mrs. Roosevelt's protruding front teeth were broken in the accident; the porcelain caps which replace them subtly changed her whole face and gave her a sweet, warm and gentle smile...
...Goldfish Bowl. The Eleanor who amazed and sometimes annoyed the U.S. by her gadding in the '30s was, in many ways, a shy, naive, and often gullible person. She is still a warm and simple woman, but she is no longer as naive...
Harry Truman's March vacation at Key West was a success, by non-political standards. He managed to keep his work to a minimum and cut the number of visitors to a new low. The temperature was amiable, the water warm, and the poker brisk and profitable...
...North Sullivan, Me., ten miles from Bar Harbor. Within a few days, she sold her home, sank the money in a '38 Oldsmobile and headed north. She has been there ever since. Last week, in the spring issue of the interdenominational quarterly, Religion in Life, she gave a warm, engaging account of what her Down-East mission has been like...