Word: gospeling
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...John R. Mott was converted to the gospel according to George Williams in his home town, Postville, Iowa, where his father was a lumber merchant. By the time he graduated from Cornell University (1888), he had become student secretary of the Association's International Committee, soon became its U.S. general secretary. In 1926 he was made chairman of the Y.M.C.A.'s World Committee. Outside the Y, Dr. Mott organized the International Missionary Council and was its chairman from...
...Enraged by this pressure, Brazil and Uruguay have urged the State Department to give way, accept Villarroel & Co. as worthy Good Neighbors. The Bolivians protest that they have been condemned without hearing, that the U.S. has ignored their many attempts to prove their good will. Say they, quoting the Gospel of St. John: "If I have spoken evil, bear witness of the evil; but if well, why smitest thou...
...white man is the custodian of the gospel of Jesus Christ...
Polished Diamond. Eric Johnston may well be the White Knight of U.S. Business. His critics find him just a little too good to be true: too handsome, too smooth, too patently on the make. Like other goodwilling gospelers of "cooperation" he dodges-or does not see-fundamental differences of opinion. In a New York Times Hall debate last week between Johnston and U.A.W.-C.I.O.'s shrewd ideologue, Walter Reuther of Detroit, Reuther proposed that Government continue to regiment business and labor in peace as in war, by a Peace Production Board. Johnston, intent on his gospel of cooperation, failed...
...Gallic sentimentalist: cartoonists loved to draw him as a transparent body with half-a-dozen hearts. In politics he stood left of center, where the heart belongs, the leader of the Radical Socialists. In statesmanship he fell heir to Briand's mantle; he preached the gospel of a United States of Europe, but his wise, rotund and sentimental words were lost in the smashing tread of the Brownshirt goosestep...