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Rice, Charles Owen

Faith & economics: comments from sixty years (November 1984)

Comments from sixty years 'NORMALCY' & ITS DISCONTENTS T !O SOME PEOPLE man is a machine, and man is no more than a branch of physics. To other people man is an animal --mere!y-and economics,...

The Electrical Workers (August 1984)

explored, the major time frame of the book, takes Angela from about age thirty-eight to age forty-three. She has been divorced for eight years, is a ~uc- cessful writer, and lives in Brooklyn with...

UP FROM THE PITS (January 1978)

THE COAL MINERS UP FROM THE PITS My Uncle Joe was a CIO organizer back in the forties and he was often stuck with strikes by small and unseasoned unions. His organizing budget was skimpy so he...

McBRIDE FOR ABEL (March 1977)

tice, who, squatting over his radio in Howard Johnson's, startled by Howard Hunt's return with the call to Fly at once, all is discovered, asked plaintively, "Does this mean I can't go to Miami?"...

The Innocence of U.S. Steel (July 1964)

"'Normal" Conduct Was Not Enough The Innocence of U.S. Steel CHARLES OWEN RICE BIRMINGHAM, Alabama, is dominated industrially by the United States Steel Corporation, and in fact, owes its...

The New Industrial Revolution (July 1961)

The New Industrial Revolution It is not possible to stop automation, but it should be quite possible for us to make it an orderly process by CHARLES OWEN RICE AS WE LOOK back, we can see that the...

Verdict at Kohler (November 1960)

A DECADE OF STRIFE Verdict at Kohler by CHARLES OWEN RICE W HEN THE United Automobile Workers struck the Kohler Company on April 5, 1954, everyone knew it would be a long, hard strike, but no one...

Trade Union Giant (February 1960)

overdone sermons on self-help. Recognition of these things is devoutly to be wished. For our part, however, it would be unreasonable to expect very much reason to prevail, particularly when times...

PITTSBURGH'S POWER STRIKE (November 1946)

public against him. I think the results of that attempt are among the most interesting features of the whole unhappy controversy. The union members held steadfast through nearly a month of...

DEBATING THE OUTSTRETCHED HAND (January 1939)

Debating the Outstretched Hand By CHARLES OWEN RICE A FORM letter from Communist party headquarters peeped rather innocuously from the litter on my desk one day last summer. It was...

POLICY AND ACTION (July 1938)

Policy and Action By CHARLES OWEN RICE N EARLY a year ago in press dispatches, mostly from Pittsburgh, a word combination, that startled many a reader, began to circulate. A group with the weird...

In Defense of Farm Aid (August 1936)

400 IN DEFENSE OF FARM AID By CHARLES OWEN RICE AROUND the time of the scuttling of the AAA, THE COMMONWEALcarried an article which made out a very good case against the sort of aid which...

All Sides in Ireland (October 1935)

6O2 The Commonweal October 18, 1935 ALL SIDES IN IRELAND By CHARLES OWEN RICE TO SAY that there are three contending parties in the Irish Free State fitting more or less exactly into the...

Rice, Cyprian

RICE, JOAN

Rich, Sarah

Richard, Bette

Richard, Christian

Richard, J. F.

RichardAlleva

Richards, Albert A.

Richards, Bernard G.

Richards, Bert

Richards, Marilee

RICHARDSON, DIANE