Word: due
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...thank you? Due to your sincere and intelligent discussion of Unitarianism in the Jan. 21 and May 6 issues, I decided to look in on the small Unitarian Church of San Antonio, to see for myself if there really could be such a liberal church in this world of ignorance, prejudice and hate. Attendance at one service convinced me that at last I have found the church about which I have always dreamed! So-thanks, TIME, thanks...
...Hooper estimate. The comparatively small number of listeners was due to the broadcast's last-minute announcement...
...credit to TIME for having given credit where credit is so amply due...
...time he had long been in his grave. Nowadays Sir William is generally remembered, when he is, because he happened to be Oscar's father, or because he was, as an outraged Victorian put it, a "pithecoid person of extraordinary sensuality." Victorian Doctor attempts to give him his due as a medical man and to show the sort of person he actually was, scandal aside. T. G. Wilson, himself a prominent Dublin doctor, tells the story well, in reasonably dispassionate if sometimes long-winded detail...
...John Lewis. Triumphantly, the Hon. John Lewis acted. As he had once ruined Franklin Roosevelt's show by proclaiming the end of a strike 15 minutes before Roosevelt went on the air to castigate him, he now spoiled Harry Truman's show. Three hours before he was due at the White House, he ordered his miners back to work-not permanently, but for a truce of twelve days...