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The Election THE OUTCOME of the 1944 elections peculiarly emphasizes the importance of the two-party system as a stabilizing factor in American political life. Once again we are...
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118 THE COMMONWEAL November 17, 1944 I Never Thought of That H. A. REINHOLD IREMEMBER him well—tall, dark and handsome. A young ship's steward from Bavaria, always well dressed,...
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120 THE COMMONWEAL November 17, 1944 His Ancestral Calling GABRIEL DAVIDSON IN THE spring of 1939 a young couple came to my office. "We have just come back from New Jersey, from the...
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122 THE COMMONWEAL November 17, 1944 Landscape: Pasco, Wash. Pasco—Main Street—sewer for Hanford Hanford, Wash. greatest war project, construction, etc., in the U. S. no municipal...
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November 17, 1944 THE COMMONWEAL 123 The Stage & Screen Ballet International HAVTNG acqu red the old Park Theater as a permanenc...
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November 17, 1944 THE COMMONWEAL 123 The Stage & Screen November 17, 1944 THE C O M M O N W E A L 125 Depends on Your...
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Children's Books—1944 MY IMPRESSION is that the war has had a notable effect upon the children's books published this year. There seem to be fewer of them, although full statistics are not yet...
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November 17, 1944 THE COMMONWEAL 129 Editors' Choice Writers and Their Critics. Henri Feyre. Cornell. $3.00. The Green Years. A. J. Cronin. Little. $2.50. Bernard Baruch. Carter...
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132 THE COMMONWEAL November 17, 1944 More Books of the Week John C. Calhoun—Nationalist, 1782-1828. Charles M. Wiltse. Bobbs. ...
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134 THE COMMONWEAL November 17, 1944 The Inner Forum Festival at Assist THE Catholic Herald of London reports that the four-day religious festival honoring Saint Francis of Assisi,...
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Vol. 041 Issue 003 (November 3 1944)
THE WEEK
