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The Philadelphia Strike ttrr\HE RIOTERS, prejudiced against the 1 Negro, . . . everywhere pursued the blacks with unrelenting rancor and brutally assaulted, tortured and killed many that fell...
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Notes on the European Revolution An expression of total faith in the resistance movements. F. G. Friedmann AS THE armies of the United Nations advance triumphantly through the...
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Offering of Ashes ALBERT EISELE TOM McGervey woke to the awful realization that the house was on fire—as he said later, he woke like the Turk in the poem, to flame and smoke. Tom once had...
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"... railroad centers northwest of Marseilles" Eugene Bagger MOUSSU SAVIE called it the big city. That was in the best Mistralian tradition, for Aries (pop., according to the latest census,...
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422 THE COMMONWEAL August 18, 1944 Communications FOR SEVERAL SERVICE MEN Orlando, Fla. TO the Editors: Are you one of those who doesn't take time out to vote ? Or are you a regular...
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Catherine Was Great MAE WEST and her prowl through a long long million evening. With art. It will hardly be necessary to remind anyone over twelve years of age of this actress's especial...
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14 Points and More IN SPITE of its radio advertising (which has been of a commercial type that might scare anyone away from the film) "Wilson' is a must for everyone's list. Woodrow Wilson has...
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Editors> Choice Trumpet Voluntary. G. B. Stern. Macmillan. $2.75. Undisturbed Artist AFTER "Monogram" and "Another Part of the Forest" Miss Stern continues her...
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'm\ The Inner Forum Frances Sweeney FRANCES SWEENEY, who died in Boston at the age of 36 on June 19, is mourned by Protestants and Jews throughout the country as "Boston's one-woman crusade...
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Vol. 040 Issue 016 (August 4 1944)
THE WEEK
