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VOLUMEXXXV Jaff, lgcae~ 16, 1942 Nu~sza 13 THE WEEK 307 END OF PLOWING UNDER, I T. Swarm Harding 310 NATIONAL COMMUNISM IN GERMANY Otto Strasser 313 LIEF ERICSSON...
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A panorama of American agriculture and the Department that does its planning. By T. Swann Harding A S THESE lines are being written, the Na- tional Defense...
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there will always be a residue of low-income and relief persons to be tided over by food-stamp, cheap-milk and school-lunch plans until they can earn and produce again. Today SMA also pur- chases...
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3x6 THE COMMONWEAL January I6, X94a That, however, is only a beginning. Here is a literal quotation from an article in the nazi press, issued as advance publicity for the introduction of "standard...
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3x8 THE COMMONWEAL January t6, x9r Catholics have not yet come to realize the neces- sity of educational endowments. And on educa- tional policy he says, "Now we see in the reaction led by Robert...
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January z6, x942 THE COMMONWEAL 319 dent for the day b the evil thereof,' and while we must seek to estimate and guard against the coming dangers, our first job is surdy to do our Christian best...
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32o THE COMMONWEAL January 16, 1942 a humanitarian intuition of the individual's private separa- tion, which is valid background for pathos but not for tragedy. Here is a triangle of the bored...
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There h much worth reading, I say, but there is too much to be done in too short a time to have to read through mathematics, sociology and plane geometry--with snatches of Gog01, Tchekov,...
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Vol. 035 Issue 011 (January 2 1942)
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