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The Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Long-sought Formula AFTER five years of rushing to the defenses now in this sector of the world, now in that, it is high time the United States formulated an...
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FROM A NON-CATHOLIC VIEWPOINT: Liberals and Catholics Both owe it to themselves to find common ground. By JAMES LOEB, JR. IF ALL Catholics in the United States abstained from a presidential...
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FROM A CATHOLIC VIEWPOINT: Catholics and Liberals We have no choice but to be liberal —in the true meaning of the word. By JOHN C CORT WHEN you use the words "Catholics and Liberals" you imply...
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FROM FRANCE A Neutral Europe? 1CAN readily imagine the pique that Americans must have felt on learning that Europeans in general, and Frenchmen in particular, greeted the first shipments...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT A Long Engagement IT WOULD be shameful to resist the temptation to point out that the full meaning of the Chrysler strike is to be found in the new General Motors contract....
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248 the commonweal The Screen NO MATTER HOW YOU SLICE IT STILL dripping from an all-day junket (that's what the movie companies call the excursions on which they take the critics en masse...
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Of Note Faith and Intelligence LANCELOT SHEFPARD writes in Unites, die journal of the British Newman Association (Newman International Centre, 31, Partman Square, London, W.i), of the...
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Book; The Works of God. Giuseppe Berto. New Directions. $i.SO. THIS small volume of short stories by Giuseppe Berto, author of The Sky Is Red, is probably one of the finest collections to...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 008 (June 2 1950)
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