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Lobbies and Blocs THE current showdown between the President and the Congressional farm bloc momentarily throws a glaring light on the American bloc and lobby system. The common front so rapidly...
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If Men Were Angels IN NUMBER 51 of th,e Federalist Papers, appearing in the New York Packet for February 8, 1788, Alexander Hamilton undertook to defend the provisions made in our Constitution for...
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The entire political history of the Japanese people, in modern times, is one of bitter struggle against their military and bureaucratic masters, and an attempt to secure political power and...
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go on—cat following mouse—is to bring about, surely, the spiral of inflation. That inflation might lose the war and sterilize even military victory is clear even to a child. Here to argue about...
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—is organized—publishes a hundred secret newspapers—read daily by something like three million people at the risk of their lives." (Anne O'Hare McCormick in the New York Times). With regard to our...
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the long run be even more influential than his work in architecture seems to me to 'be highly probable. And Cram's respect for truly aristocratic values, and his suggestions for their practical...
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appears to have been generally modeled, with suggestions of that other alma mater of Mr. Ferrer's, the Princeton Triangle Club. The other talent—Taylor Holmes, Mildred Dunnock, Frank Conlan, Charles...
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our trees from the ravages of time and man in the Northwest. You will of course see some very beautiful tall trees and scenic spots, but you will also get large doses of Hollywoodian forest fires...
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Possibly he knew that another author-editor, who is also included in this first volume, has a total production "close to 100,000,000." Mr. Romig's comment: "Is it not worth striving to become a...
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Vol. 036 Issue 024 (October 2 1942)
THE WEEK
