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THE WEEK Conventional Morality SIXTEEN YEARS of Democratic majority make a fine whipping-boy, and the Republi-cans in Philadelphia have obviously been having lots of good (but hardly clean) fun....
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CATHOLIC INTERNATIONAL NEWS FRANCISCANS' HOLY LAND MILITIA Rome, 6/18 (CIP)-Between 1,000 and 1,500 appli-cations for enrollment in the proposed Holy Land Mili-tia are being received every day at...
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Summer Brings the Mexicans The National Farm Labor Union AFL discusses the importation of Mexican agricultural laborers IN VIEW of the interest aroused by Ernesto Galarza's article, "Big Farm...
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Guilty or Not Guilty? Raymond J. Poltronieri WE HAVE a newspaper in our town. It's just half the size of a regular newspaper and both the outside sheets and the com-plete centerfold are filled...
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Shakespeare's Religion G. B. HARRISON SHAKESPEARE has been claimed by Cath-olics, by Anglicans and even by Puritans; but for the last twenty years scholars have more and more come to accept the...
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Communications OIL AND PUBLIC POWER Oakland, Calif. TO the Editors: I usually find myself in wholehearted agreement with your editorial comments to current events, but your remarks anent the...
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The Labor Movement The Mundt-Nixon Bill BY THE TIME this appears in print, the Senate will probably have adjourned without taking any action on the Mundt-Nixon Bill. It would be even better if...
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Mitchell, Broadus; TOLEDANO, RALPH DE; CASSIDY, T. E.; HUNTER, ANN; MILES, GEORGE; HUGHES, RILEY; JR., THEODORE M. AVERY; Frederick, James O.
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Books Where I Was Born and Raised. David L. Cohn. Hough-ton. $4.00. THIS is an affectionate and in the main candid ac-count of the ten Delta counties in Mississippi. Only a native son could have...
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Vol. 048 Issue 012 (July 2 1948)
THE WEEK
