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WEEK BY WEEK Formosa WHEN General MacArthur speaks on military matters in his theater of operations, his views command respect. It is confusing, perhaps, to find him striking out on his...
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My Life as "Frank Hughes 99 Full confession of a top Russ agent. By MILTON MAYER I CAN endure my agony no longer. I must tell. I must tell what I am, what I have done, and who I am. ...
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA The Flow of Ideas IN THE life of a nation or a people, there are certain historical influences that have a vigorous continuity. Latin America has kept up with Europe a very...
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r The Screen CONFESSIONAL OR COUCH? IT'S TOO BAD about "Edge of Doom," the movie Sam Goldwyn made from Leo Brady's novel. The thing just doesn't come off, despite the obvious intention of...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Harry, Won't You Blow Your Horn? SOMETIMES leaders of labor unions display what seems to amount to a talent for stupidity. W. P. Kennedy and H. O. Hughes, presidents of the...
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Communications The Little Things Cambridge, Mass. TO THE Editors: As an inveterate reader . . . I would like to urge you to enlarge upon your disappointing remarks, "The Little Things," in the...
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The Hucksters' Reich By JAMES RORTY RADIO and television are like a great mirror from which the American Way of Life peers and talks back at us. It was the American way, while asserting the...
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Book; The Story of Ernie Pyle. Lee G. Miller. Viking. $3.95. EVERYBODY knows Ernie Pyle. That is, everyone knows his name and the way in which he helped bring home to the people of America the...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 021 (September 1 1950)
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