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The Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Anti.Communism in a Shattered World I N OUR struggle with the Soviet Union ~.e United States is rapidly reaching the poir~t of placing all hope on arrrrs alone....
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For a Policy of True Humanism The West is in need of a dynamic message to fire the imagination of the non-Communist world. By CHARLES MALIK F OR thxee years no~ ~.e Gonmfissi.on on Human...
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The second da.rrger is the possibility of inverting man's place in the u.n,iverse. This is the danger of hu,ma,ntism. We have been endlessly speaking of human righ,ts, as though there was not...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Half Slave and Half Free them out with a hundred delayir~g actions arrd TaftH.artley techrfiea~ifies until their members lind d, rilfted away in sheer boredom. The strike...
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on the strike from the Danville n emspapers. I have rarely seen press coverage of a strike, or any other evercr for that m~tter, which made less of an effort to be objective .and ~fair. Perlmps...
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rude and teach Mm to tJve in more modem conditions and to reach a higher standard of living. T, trose who want to go too fast are mistaken. Those Moo deny the blaoks the opportunity to make...
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The Screen HITTING PAYDIRT ~ ATURDAY'S HERO" is being ~idely advertised O ~s the "first honest football picture." I:t isn't q~ite that. The copy quoted presma~bly means that the picture admits...
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Of Note Australian Bishops" Statement T HE annual social j*mtice statement of the Archbishops and Bishops of Australia this year deals wi~ file relationship of that sgarsdy settled...
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Books Melville Goodwin, U.S.d. John P. Marquand. Little Brown. $3.75. p UB~LIC interest in the affairs of generals is currently running high, anld the virile, still handsome mi4&le-aged m~e...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 054 Issue 026 (October 5 1951)
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