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WEEK BY WEEK Last Barrier THE trial and prison sentence of Archbishop Groesz of Hungary follow a pattern that is sickeningly familiar. As in Hungary two years ago, with Cardinal Mind-zenty, in...
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The Wetback Story Mexican laborers are pushed and pulled across the border, only to become the sweatshop workers for our factories - in - the - field. By WILLIAM KORCIK NOT SINCE Grapes of...
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FROM INDIA A New Constitution for an Old Land IF WE omit clauses of minor importance about which there has not been serious difference of opinion, the •amendments contain three principal points...
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The Communist Arrests THE self-appointed disciples of Justice Holmes have become exercised over t!he latest opinion of Chief Justice Vinson, and they find liberty truly defended only in the...
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The Stage GOOD INTENTIONS PROFESSIONAL critics are supposed to be an unsentimental lot, unmoved by considerations other than the quality of the play which is set before them. And it is perfectly...
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The Screen HOW STARK CAN YOU GET? A MOVIE like Billy Wilder's new opus "Ace in the Hole" represents the ultimate in cinematic technique. Its beautiful photography, its 'good on-the-spot New Mexico...
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Of Note Abbot Alcuin THE current issue of Orate Fratres (Calilegeville, Minnesota) carries a tribute to the late Abbot Alcuiin Deuitsch, o.s.b., of St. John's Abbey. It is written by Dom Godfrey...
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Freedom of, by, and for the Press By DONALD McDONALD MY DAILY newspaper fare is the Davenport Daily Times, the Des Moines Register and the New York Times. On an occasional Sunday I pick up the...
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Books The State of Asia: A Contemporary Survey. Lawrence K. Rosinger and Associates. Knopf. $6. IN SPITE of tihe tremendous in> portance of the Far East in the world of today, the averaige...
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1950
Vol. 054 Issue 013 (July 6 1951)
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