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With the above exception, I concur very heartily in the rest of the quotations from the Senator's speech...
...Prime Minister was not exactly under fire. The House was offered a choice of voting either for or against His Majesty's "irrevocable decision." It was ratified by a vote of 403-to-5 in the Commons and passed without dissent in the Lords. Dominion Parliaments hastened to concur by rubber-stamp landslides, all excepting the Irish Free State (see p. 18). Finally Parliament so legislated that Prince Edward and his heirs shall be free to marry whom they please without having first to obtain the King's consent as ordinary members of the Royal Family must...
Though your writeup about Quezon's political career is tinged with prejudice, we heartily concur with you that Quezon has that political "it." Time will surely come (and judged by Japan's attitude, that will be soon enough) when the friendship of the Filipinos to the American people will be brought to a test, as, if, and when Japanese "jingoists" shall have succeeded in bringing a quarrel between two Pacific powers...
...masterly fashion the wily Greek persuaded the two Italians and the two white representatives for Ethiopia, who with himself comprised the League's arbitral commission, to concur unanimously in his Byzantine verdict. They also agreed not to decide whether Ualual is in Ethiopia or in Italian Somaliland...
...last paragraph of your story, "onetime Yale field coach," Albert McGall, says the superiority of colored boys over white in track is likely due to a difference in physical makeup. Though I'm not an anatomical expert I concur with McGall's theory, but believe that there is still another reason which has never been mentioned. This is a psychological...