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The Commonweal WEEK BY WEEK Economic Shadows I NFLATION ap,pears to be the chief villain in the signals of distress the United States is now receiving from Britain and France. Both countries...
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The Issues in Egypt The sins of imperialist fathers are being visited on the sons of a new Britain. By M. A. FITZSIMONS T HE BRITISH dispute with Egypt is a ta/~led w~b o,f old "wrongs" a n~d...
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it grows more heated as conditions grow worse. There is no al~pare,nt way of escaping this domestic frustration, which breeds discouragement an.d irresponsiibility and this, in turn, carries...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Dirt on the Waterfront I HAD to laugh the other day. I read a piece by Murray Kempton, the bright young t~,bor columnist of the New York Post, that brot~ght back...
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I quote from Wes~brook Pegler in the N.Y. JournalAmerican, Oct. 3, I951: "The Mr. Big that many gossips have been hinting *bout lately is Bill MeCorm,ack, the ,boss of the port of New York ....
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and Hammerstdn, and even Rodgers and Hammerstdn are somewhat over-imposin,g in "The King aaad I " - and there are, in addition, a lot ot deligh~fu/ comedians who don't s the more closely woven...
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SOLVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEM GIVE MEXICO: A LAND OF VOLCANOES by Archbishop Joseph H. Schlarman Second printing just out W~hat critics say: "We had long sought in vain for a satisfactory...
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Books Memoirs o/ Era.st H/eizsacker. Henry Reenery Co. $3.75. T flHEp dust jacket co~tains on i,ts a l~st of rela,ted books pttb~ished by ~e same firm, v~hida the puJblis~hers seem to regard...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 055 Issue 004 (November 2 1951)
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