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Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Hanging On THE way the cold war throws things out of whack can hardly be better illustrated than by the current situation in Japan. The United States is...
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/ Blame Cross-Filing California has enough confusion without Republicans running as Democrats—and vice versa. By HARRY W. FLANNERY CALIFORNIA, home of more political-economic nostrums and...
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America in Europe After five years both peoples are getting on each other's nerves. By LILY DOBLHOFF IN THE BEGINNING it was like a fairy-tale. Happy, smiling faces looking at one...
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FROM GERMANY The Postwar Theater WHITSUNTIDE has passed without any bloody incident in Berlin and everybody here is relaxing from political tensions. The fear of a hot war—as a consequence of...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT The Strike Complex THE labor world is as unpredictable as marriage. Peace there, as elsewhere, is difficultly won and precariously held. This is explained by many things,...
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practices. Those who, like Tocqueville, Calhoun, Lord Acton and Matthew Arnold, feared the development in the United States of "tyranny by majorities" reckoned without much understanding of...
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THE English have sent over an original little item, as sophisticated and delightful a study of evil as you'd ever want to see. Actually one has to approach "Kind Hearts and Coronets" in the...
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was devised by celibates and for celibates and would require an extensive revamping on their part; we cannot assume they have the ability to do that. The Imitation of Christ is a wonderful book....
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 008 (June 2 1950)
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