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Clearly, a further and more general revision was needed. And, since the Church itself was as yet unwilling to undertake the enterprise, many individual churchmen in the tradition of Erasmus did as best they could by themselves. In 1902, R. F. Weymouth brought out his The New Testament in Modern Speech; and in 1913 came James Moffatt's The New Testament: a New Translation. More recently Msgr. Ronald Knox--in 1945--and Dr. J. B. Phillips--in 1947--have published servicable and entirely adequate individual translations...
...race the Crimson will pit a strong crew, stroked by Yann Weymouth, against the Engineers. Filled mainly with veterans of last year's undefeated freshman eight, the J.V. should have little trouble overcoming their rivals from downriver...
Presently slated for seats in the boat are Charlton Ames, Dick Garver, Bob Russell, Jon Weld, Andy Munroe, Jim Miller, Mike Hall, Weymouth, and cox Bill Crothers...
...Lonsdale, said the prosecution, was not a Canadian but a Russian. He soon found occasion to journey to Weymouth on Britain's southern coast, where he somehow made contact with Henry Houghton, 55. Ex-Navy Petty Officer Houghton was a clerical officer at the Royal Navy's heavily guarded underwater experimental station at nearby Portland. According to Houghton, Lonsdale identified himself as "Commander Alexander Johnson of the U.S. naval attache's office," and explained that the U.S. was anxious to know if U.S. information supplied to the British was being acted upon...
Commuter. In Portland, England, Escaped Convict Edmund G. Downton gave himself away when he asked a station attendant at what hour the next train might be leaving for Weymouth, learned that the last one had left six years...