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 Vol. 021 Issue 010 (January 4 1935)
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 Storms Darken over Mexico
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The Commonweal EDITORIAL Boam~ MICHAFa. WIL~aAMS, Editor GgoPz;E N. SHUSTER, Managing Editor MARY KOLARS, Assistant Editor FImDERIC THOMPSON, Assistant Editor EDITORIAL COUNCIL CAPa~N J. H....
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Week by Week
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January 4, 1935 T/ e Common ,ed 273 Wer by Wee/ T EMPORARILY at least the projected cooperation between industry and government was the object of a little sniping on both sides, while the...
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More or Less Public Works?
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Hirschfeld, Gerhard
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January 4, I935 The Commonweal 275 MORE OR LESS PUBLIC WORKS? By GERHARD HIRSCHFELD E CONOMICS, most readers will agree, is one of the most controversial subjects under the sun. Because...
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Candelabra (verse)
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Cooke, Le Baron
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January 4, I935 The Commonweal z77 Happy will be the men who will find jobs in this big public works scheme; they will be earning money again. And the government is anxious to [get away from...
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What Is a Boy Scout?
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Moore, Edward Roberts
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z78 The Commonwed January 4, I935 WHAT IS A BOY SCOUT? By EDWARD ROBERTS MOORE W AS IT not Francis Bacon who listed as one of the chief causes of error the unfortunate habit many people have...
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An Essay on Ella
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Brégy, Katherine
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280 The Commonweal January 4, I935 adults in the United States were trained in its philosophy, policy and practise during the past year. These 9o,ooo--Scout executives, troop committee men,...
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The Bow of Hokusai (verse)
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Bynner, Witter
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282 Tl e Commonweal January 4, I935 of Ella. Both were perfectly served by that amiable anonymity which kept readers from misunderstanding or, what is even worse, from understanding too much. It...
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Liturgical Level in England
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Maginty, Edward A.
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January 4, I935 The Commonweal 2,~ LITURGICAL LEVEL IN ENGLAND By EDWARD A. MAGINTY A FTER thirty years of liturgical activity Catholic ritual music has ceased to be a reproach, but no one...
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Scientists in the U. S. S. R
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Tchernavina, Tatania
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January 4, 1933 Commonweal 285 Whatever the design with respect to the Common the choir have their own Proprial obligation to fulfil. Should the monotone or Vesper tone be thought too primitive...
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The Alchemy of Frost (verse)
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Bostelmann, Carl John
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286 The Commonwca! January 4, I935 "Capitalism marches over the bodies of dead men" is a sacramental formula often repeated in Communist publications in U. S. S. R. and abroad. One must live in...
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Seven Days' Survey
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January 4, 1935 The CommonwJ 287 5 n Days furvcy The Church.---A Christmas Day broadcast over the network of the National Broadcasting Company brought, from the Catacombs of Domitilla at Rome,...
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The Play
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Vernon, Grenville
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January 4, 1935 Comraonwed 291 PI K By GRENVILLE VERNON Romeo and Juliet T HERE will be more than a few aged men and women who in far-away days to come will tell their grandchildren of the...
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Communications
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292 The Commonweal January 4, I935 Cornmun/cahons THE FARMER PARISH The Middle West. T O the Editors: Would you and your readers please give me your attention for a moment, even if you cannot...
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Books
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Stone, Geoffrey
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294 The 6bmmonwed January 4, 1935 c ['E X T c'(.O.)E E K The next issue of THE COMMONWEAL will be largely by practical business men. Each will relate his opinion on some important phase of the...
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Vol. 021 Issue 011 (January 11 1935)
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Vol. 021 Issue 012 (January 18 1935)
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Vol. 021 Issue 013 (January 25 1935)
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