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BEING YOUNG IN 1935 HARDLY a day goes by that does not bring us a letter from some young, clean-cut man or woman inquiring whether a vacancy exists on the staff of The Commonweal. Often...
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August 23, 1935 The Commonweal 395 Week by Week NOTHING could well be stranger or more troubling than the debates over the tax legislation to which Congress has devoted a whole...
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August 23, 1935 The Commonweal 397 REDEEMING THE SOCIAL ORDER By C. J. EUSTACE THE SIXTH GENERAL COUNCIL of the United Church of Canada met last year and issued a manifesto,...
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Cynthia I learned thee vein by vein and thought by thought; I dressed thy spirit by the body's glass, Till transport's seal of faith, no longer sought, In daily round would now occur and...
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August 23, 1935 The Commonweal 399 1 JOHN PETER ZENGER By DANIEL J. McKENNA ¦>. t* y, THE CASE of the King versus John Peter Zenger involved the fundamental right of free men to...
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PROBATION AND CRIME By LAWRENCE LUCEY DURING the course of the newspaper hue and cry over the Weyerhaeuser case there was much editorial criticism of parole. One editorial disdainfully...
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August 23, 1935 The Commonweal 403 PASTEUR'S PROFESSION OF FAITH By G. BARRY O'TOOLE AS EVIDENCE of the simplicity of Pasteur's faith more or less garbled versions of the following...
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404 Commonweal August 13, 1935 Seven Days1 Survey The Church.—At Strasbourg, Alsace, France, the National Eucharistic Congress was brought to a close by a Eucharistic Procession led by...
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August 23, 1935 The Commonweal 407 Communications IL DUCE IN THE SPOTLIGHT Fiesole, Italy. TO the Editor: My copy of The Commonweal for July 12 reached me here yesterday. I find a strange...
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'Books The Countess Matilda Not Built with Hands, by Helen C. White. New York: The Macmillan Company. $2.50. AGAIN Professor White has made her own novel, not only made it historical and...
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Vol. 022 Issue 014 (August 2 1935)
Being Young in 1935
