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Russia II IN ORDER to understand Russian foreign policy, one thing must always be remembered. The present generation of men in power in the Kremlin spent the most impressionable years of their...
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Hillman, CPA and PA C What's it all about? John G. Cort "I YOUR Country . . . Why Let Sidney Hillman Run It ? Vote for Dewey and Bricker." This is the message trumpeted on billboards and in...
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October 20, 1944 THE COMMONWEAL 9 Cry of the Just—1944 We, who no longer are protected By the flight of birds or the appearance of entrails, Who must...
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Ezra Pound: Poet Without a Country Fate of an expatriate Oliver W. Evans THE POET who used to remark of the United States that it was "a country without a man" (that is, a man capable...
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16 THE COMMONWEAL October 20, 1944 The Stage & Screen The Odds On Mrs. Oakley ABOUT lemons: the tattered condition of my passion for the affairs of the theater having gravely...
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THE COMMONWEAL October 20, 1944 The Stage & Screen October 20, 1944 THE COMMONWEAL 19 Perhaps—For Pastime EVERY NOW and then appears a film that is excellently produced and well...
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20 THE COMMONWEAL October 20, 1944 Fall Books Fiction continues to provide the least impressive achievement in current publishing. "Boston Adventure" by Jean Stafford (Harcourt, $2.75)...
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Vol. 040 Issue 025 (October 6 1944)
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