Word: thirdly
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Referring to your account (TIME, Feb. 26) of Mr. Dewey's trip through Montana, I want to state, here & now, that it struck more than one sour note. The general impression it gives of a raw undeveloped State (third largest in the Union, I believe!) inhabited by a handful of horny-handed sons of toil, is hardly flattering...
...third term jitters which periodically convulse the American body politic could be avoided if parties would follow the example of big business...
...balks in advance at retirement, and the Democrats hesitate to draft him for a third term, just let them draft him for the vice-presidency, where he can do as much good for the country, probably, and more for the party...
...infield needs a complete rebuilding with only shortstop Fred Keyes left. Bob Fulton, a converted catcher, Cliff Helman, Gil Whittemore, and Joe Romano are getting most of the attention at third, while Keyes and Russ Ayres are operating at short. Sam Merrill, Wally Liverance, Bud Finegan, and Jim Lynch are second base possibilities. Ed Buckley and Les Pitchford are the ranking first basemen...
...other lead roles. The catching is uncertain as yet, but there is enough material there in Bill Parsons, Charley Spreyer, and Bob Regan to silence most doubts. They are all rather inexperienced, but good enough prospects to let Stahl shift Fulton last year's ranking backstop, out to third...