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...edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers . . . Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: and be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven...
...think Lausche is too much like a Republican, many Republicans think Charlie Taft is too much like a Democrat. As a result, Taft will get considerable labor support, while many a conservative who looks upon a "liberal" Republican as an apostate will vote for Lausche. Some Republicans have never forgiven the younger Taft for helping to break the Republican machine's power in Cincinnati in 1924, when the nonpartisan Charter movement established the city manager form of government. Charlie Taft is a pleasant, hardworking campaigner, but his speeches are not striking fire in this campaign...
...200th puzzle. Sporting a badge marked "Mr. X" and beaming at his admirers from behind his rimless spectacles, Ximenes took the opportunity to ask their forgiveness for No. 26 Down in a recent puzzle, which a lot of "solvers" had found too tough.††† He was forgiven. Said one speaker: "We salute you not only as our tormentor, but as our tutor and friend." Said another: "It is impossible to imagine what our lives would be without...
...this [campaign] season, Republican candidates are even forgiven for whispering that there could be a better law than the Taft-Hartley Act . . . This is indeed a truly remarkable interval, a sort of pause in the Republican occupation, and I've often thought that it might well be called the liberal hour. I think it should never be confused with any period when Congress is in session...
Spain has been urging the Bonn government to appoint a German ambassador to Spain to act as the official representative of these men, as well as some 10,000 other Germans in Spain. For two years, Spain has had a diplomatic representative at Bonn. Postwar Germany has not forgiven Franco for his sale, at knockdown prices, of Germany's prewar assets in Spain (Madrid's German hospital went for I peseta), and the expropriation of German commercial firms (Siemens, Zeiss. Bayer, etc.) that were once the backbone of Spain's electrical, chemical and optical industries...