Word: casey
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Donn Casey, from Australia, cracked at his sister: "Jane's scared but I'm not." A barely audible "I'm not either" came over the air. Said Donn: "We send our love to you and to the boys and girls in Australia and to our Granny in Melbourne, Australia, who is listening for us. Hello, Granny-lots and lots of love from us and [Jane and Donn shouted together] a GREAT big kiss." Twelve-year-old Elizabeth Pirie, of the British Embassy, said solemnly: "To my young fellow countrymen in Great Britain...
...hide the names of cities newly blasted by the Luftwafle, leaving citizens dependent upon German communiqués to confirm what their own eyes or common gossip knew quite well. Contributing to a concerted outburst of U. S. sarcasm, the Chicago Daily News correspondent, Robert J. Casey, wrote...
...With our manpower and the aid of the United States in furnishing war supplies, we can win this war in a reasonable time," declared the Honorable Richard G. Casey, Australian Minister to the United States, yesterday...
Speaking for the Student Defense League before a gathering of 65 people in Emerson D. Casey emphasized the fact that "the British Commonwealth of Nations does not need American manpower to win the present conflict, so long as the United States furnishes aircraft, tanks, and other necessary war equipment." However, Casey stressed the indispensability of this material aid from the United States, and indicated that increased aid along these lines is sorely needed...
...Casey stated that despite the strain of constant bombings, British civilian morale is admirable. The recent activity in the Mediterranean and of the RAF in bombing military objectives in Germany, must both be regarded as "plus points" in favor of Britain and her allies...