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...trouble with such articles and others like it is the support they lend to a belief that scientists are beating a retreat to some more or less anthropomorphic god, Catholic, Protestant, Hebrew, etc., and it just...
...marshal's office still keeps "one or two cutaway coats to lend to counsel in need." Jackson added: "Apparently, he is expected to be equipped with his own trousers...
...Buenos Aires this week, Juan and Eva Perón braced themselves to lend an ear to the voice of history, look fate in the eye and shake destiny by the hand. The stage was set for at least 2,000,000 Argentines to gather in a vast, "spontaneous" outpouring, and demand that Juan and Eva run for President and Vice President, respectively, in the November presidential elections...
Tullio and his friends felled trees, cracked rocks and poured foundations. More & more people turned up to lend a hand. Some were prominent churchmen, like Dr. W. A. Visser 't Hooft, World Council of Churches secretary-general, who laid bricks, and Anglican Bishop Stephen Neill, who trundled wheelbarrows of stones. British judges, French attorneys, professional men from all over Europe worked side by side with 1,000-odd young men & women to build a village devoted to Christian labor and prayer...
...Smith in 1928. Great friend and follower of F.D.R., he became the tame, showcase millionaire of the New Deal. Held several jobs in the early years of the Roosevelt revolution, mostly trying to soothe irritated fellow businessmen. Defense Expediter in London (1941) to speed the flow of lend-lease aid to Britain and Russia. Ambassador to Russia, 1943-46. Had monthly conferences with Stalin, probably knows him better than any other American (Stalin presented him with a white horse). In 1945, sensed the impending break in the U.S.-Russian wartime alliance, shocked the State Department by urging firmness toward...