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THE LAST TURN OF THE SCREW THE LONG, steady, relentless struggle of the atheistic Revolutionary party in Mexico to wipe out religion in that country is approaching its climax. When the so-called...
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WEEK BY WEEK NATIONALIZING silver was one of the important presidential acts of the past week. The move was variously interpreted, some predicting that it was merely one of a The long series of...
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THE NRA AND PRICES IN MARCH, 1933, the industrial structure of the United States had collapsed. Twenty million workers were unemployed. The purchasing power of the masses had been so nearly...
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GLIMPSES OF MARION CRAWFORD" By MAUDE HOWE ELLIOTT AMONG the best-loved figures of every generation are its singers and its storytellers. Crawford was bitterly disappointed when he found he could...
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AMERICA ELSEWHERE By WILLIAM FRANKLIN SANDS OUR INSTITUTION of general questionnaires might be made very valuable and even interesting. It would be well worth the trouble to analyze both questions...
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Fisherman's Idyll Under the willow, peacefully, The angler, balancing his rod, With gentle eyes, indulgently, Looks at the swaying reeds below. So cool, the water in the sun, So green, and...
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SEVEN DAYS' SURVEY The Church.-Seventy-six American dioceses have thus far joined the Legion of Decency campaign. A similar film movement is reported in Bombay, Calcutta and Karachi, India. * * *...
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COMMUNICATIONS "GOD WILL PROVIDE" New York, N. Y. TO the Editor: Hidden in the heart of our city is the Home for the Aged, cared for by the Little Sisters of the Poor. Its polished floors, its...
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BOOKS Man and Machine Technics and Civilization, by Leivis Mumford. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, $4.50. GENERALLY speaking there are two approaches to the problem that is contained in...
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1930
Vol. 020 Issue 014 (August 3 1934)
The Last Turn of the Screw
