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THE WEEK Lewis's Miners It happens every so often. A few columns of news about impending difficulties in the coal industry, then headlines and the scowling features of John L. Lewis, inevitably...
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Japan and The Ideal* Francis J. Horner In all cases of psychological illness or disorder, diagnosis is often a matter of considerable difficulty. But if this is so in regard to individuals, it is...
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The Labor Movement The Building Industry In a recent letter to The Commonweal J. San-ford Shanley asked this column to explain the action of a New Jersey local of the International Brotherhood of...
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The Stage & Screen You Never Can Tell When Shaw wrote Hesketh Pearson calling this comedy a potboiler, he was not far wrong I suppose; the honest truth being that even a Shavian potboiler is still...
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Books James and Joan. Anne Fremantle. Holt. $3.00. James and Joan tells a story of power politics among the Scots, and is a braw tale of murder, sorties for loot above and below and across the...
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Vol. 047 Issue 025 (April 9 1948)
THE WEEK
