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American economics on long range plans in which the respective governments and leading economists and executives of those countries play the leading part. Art Talk >"T^HE|RE was a cover on...
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age insurance and the protection of collective bargaining—which has been so unjustly withheld from these forgotten men. If many of them now desert farming at the first opportunity, it is not...
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Dakota Hail Storm A storm blows up. By T. D. Lyons WHEN Theophilus Rencontre and Zephier Brughier, Old Dakoty's cousins from Elk Point, got ready to leave the Big Place to return to Southern...
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End of Labor For sixty years he worked his farm alone, Except for hiring-in an extra hand In haying time. Being Yankee, land Was sacred, not to be profaned by stone Or weed. He judged a farmer...
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infantry in attack and to throw up quick field fortifications for the infantry in the course of defensive actions. The real asset of the Japanese Army lies in its capacity—acquired through long...
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Views & T^eviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS ONE of the readers of this column has very kindly sent me a copy of Catholic International, to which curious and, as it now appears, very deplorable...
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The principal function of any press is the forming and reflecting of public opinion. That is the real weakness of an exclusively diocesan press; namely, that in the exercise of this function it is,...
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The Stage & Screen The Merry Widow A GREAT many people retain so keen a nostalgic interest in the classic operettas of the last two generations that they welcome with real joy their revivals,...
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"// Happened in Flatbush" is about baseball too. The picture is a minor B affair, and of course doesn't have the production or splash of Mr. Goldwyn's opus which was shown simultaneously in 41...
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HISTORY Germany the Aggressor. F. J. C. Hearnshaw. Dutton. $3-00. IN HIS "Germany the Aggressor," F. J. C. Hearnshaw, professor of history at the University of London, attempts to answer the...
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The Inner Forum ON July 14 and 15 a jury of five distinguished American sculptors and architects convened in the heat of Washington to study 64 models, each thirty inches high and representing the...
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Vol. 036 Issue 011 (July 3 1942)
THE WEEK
