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week by week MR. TRUMAN'S "CRUSADE" IT IS claimed that Harry S. Truman has made more major decisions than any other President in American history. Certainly in the face of terrible postwar...
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Notes on Spain A FRIEND WHISPERED: "IT IS THE ONLY GOVERNMENT POSSIBLE UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES" H. A. REINHOLD MY neighbors on the bus between Malaga and San Roque, where you change to a...
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The Death of Bishop Ford "GRANT US, LORD, TO BE THE DOORSTEP BY WHICH THE MULTITUDES MAY COME TO WORSHIP THEE" JULIE BEDIER IT was a chill day in January, 1952, and the dank atmosphere of the...
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Christian Democrats Take Stock MICHAEL P. FOGARTY THE Christian Democratic political parties have a respectable record since 1945. But in those first bright days they aimed much higher...
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THE SCREEN THE BUGS AND THE MOVIES ONE thing that the two biographical films reviewed this week have in common is the oft-repeated idea that the innovator's, like the policeman's, lot is very...
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OF NOTE "OUR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT" THE following editorial appeared in the October 4th issue of America, Catholic Review of the Week edited by Jesuit Fathers. The four-page signed editorial in...
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COMMUNICATIONS "OUR CHOICE FOR PRESIDENT" "Our Choice for President" has elicited an exceptionally wide response. We are publishing the following letters as generally representative of the two...
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BOOKS Felt in the Head and Felt Along the Heart PRISONER OF GRACE. By Joyce Car/. Harpar. $3. By RICHARD HAYES IN Prisoner of Grace, his thirteenth novel, composed in his sixty-second...
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Vol. 057 Issue 001 (October 10 1952)
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