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Lbiranonweal WEEK BY WEEK Weakness or Strength? AUTHORITARIAN countries must be amazed at the spectacle American officialdom has presented in recent weeks. The MacArthur statement on...
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Above Time, Beyond Place Catholicism, above all, is catholic; whatever is good the Church claims for her own By HENRI DE LUBAC WE can beat our breasts now at the pride in our machines and in...
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The Vanishing Negro Press As racial conflict diminishes, the Negro press can survive only if it gives up its "segregated" status By ROLAND E. WOLSELEY THOMAS KAREFArSMART is a young West...
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FROM GERMANY Elisabeth Langgaesser EVEN in the atmosphere of nervous tension prevailing today in Germany, the death of an almost esoteric writer, Elisabeth Langgaesser, has registered a...
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Communications The Vigilantes New York, N. Y. TO THE Editors: Mobs are, and always have been, a part of the history of every nation. The Vigilante is distinctly American. He is one of our least...
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The Screen ROSE IS A ROSE IS A ROSE IS A ROSE ordinary assistance. Further suspense is added When a young man (Marshall Thompson) is wrongly suspected, and his wife (Sally Forrest) suffers...
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Of Note Little Mags FOR the first issue of The Catacomb (114 Wigmore Street, London, W. 1), a literary quarterly edited by Rob Lyle and Roy Campbell, T. S. Eliot wrote a letter to the...
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A Drop or Two of Treason By PAUL V. FARRELL GENEALOGY aside, isolating peoples or national attitudes in terms of generations—set apart from those before and after—is a convenient and...
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Book Across the River and into the Trees. Ernest Hemingway. Scribner's. $3. IT IS A LONG time since we have had a new novel from Hemingway. A long time: ten years. Now his Across the...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 052 Issue 021 (September 1 1950)
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