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 Vol. 019 Issue 010 (January 5 1934)
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Vol. 019 Issue 011 (January 12 1934)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Reformation Plus Recovery
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REFORMATION PLUS RECOVERY WITH the first words of his message to Congress, President Roosevelt swept away all uncertainty, which may have infected any portion of the public, that not only...
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Week by Week
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WEEK BY WEEK SEEN in retrospect from the cheerful perch of New Year's Day, 1933 looks like a period of explosions, each of which rocked human society. The pendulum of industrial...
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The Labyrinth
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THE LABYRINTH PREVIOUSLY (issue of January 5) it was as serted that the essence of going from awareness of the Reality which the Church is, to action in the spirit of that Reality, could be...
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The Fair 1933
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Burnham, Philip
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287 THE FAIR—1933 By PHILIP BURNHAM ON SUNDAY, November 12, a forty-yearold ray of light from that industrious star, Arcturus, illuminated for the last time those lights of the Century of...
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A Walk with Kentucky January
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Walker, Robert Sparks
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289 A WALK WITH KENTUCKY JANUARY By ROBERT SPARKS WALKER THOSE huddled hills of northern Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati, once the bottom of a very old ocean bed,...
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Leisure and Culture
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Corry, Andrew
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291 LEISURE AND CULTURE By ANDREW CORRY THE BRILLIANT material achievements of our contemporary civilization have not been dazzling enough to blind observers to what they term its spiritual...
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Term's End (verse)
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Gleason, Harold Willard
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292 Term's End Now comes the tide of many a feast Whose echoes long shall linger, But chief are the Moot of the Questing Beast And the Fitte of the Pointing Finger! Now parfit knights fain...
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The Negro's New Deal
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Brunini, John Gilland
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293 THE NEGRO'S NEW DEAL By JOHN G1LLAND BRUNINI NOW THAT the benefits of the National Recovery Act become every week more apparent, the government's plea for public patience last...
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Winter: Afternoon (verse)
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Gerhard, Virginia
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Winter: Afternoon All the world seems dead, And I alone alive, Walking silently across the muffled ground, Slowly, with head bent low, Half-afraid that I shall see, If once I turn around, No...
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Letter to One
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Bussard, Jobless Paul
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296 LETTER TO ONE JOBLESS By PAUL BUSSARD WHILE reading your letter I kept thinking of a battered bucket, which, plunged into the black well of despair, is drawn by a rope to the sunshine,...
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Epiphany (verse)
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Duggan, Eileen
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296 Epiphany Those who live in country places Are not used to foreign faces. Even of a pedlar selling Some are frightened beyond telling Dust is dust in any village, Even sooner than...
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Pursuit of Pain
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Frank, Henry
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297 PURSUIT OF PAIN By HENRY FRANK IT WAS that time of night when the frogs are the loudest. The moon was aimlessly drifting in a sky which seemed somewhat overcrowded with stars. Its light...
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Six Nuns in the Snow (verse)
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McGinley, Phyllis
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298 Six Nuns in the Snow Beautifully, now, they walk among these new petals the snow shook down— identical figures, going two by two, each in a black gown. With what a placid tread, what...
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Communications
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298 COMMUNICATIONS CATHOLIC READING Cambridge, Mass. TO the Editor: Mr. Alan Rumford's plea for some serious reading in Catholic literature prompts me to suggest the following ten titles,...
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The Play
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Skinner, Richard Dana
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THE PLAY By RICHARD DANA SKINNER The Lake THERE is the merest touch of the mood of Ibsen's "Wild Duck" to the play by Dorothy Massingham and Murray MacDonald which serves as the...
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Books
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Thompson, Charles Willis; Shuster, George N.; Barnes, Frank Wollencott; Stone, Geoffrey; McCord, David Frederick
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303 BOOKS The New Deal Roosevelt and His America, by Bernard Fay. Boston: Little, Brown and Company. $2.75. The Roosevelt Revolution: First Phase, by Ernest K. Lindley. New York: The Viking...
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Vol. 019 Issue 012 (January 19 1934)
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Vol. 019 Issue 013 (January 26 1934)
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