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i i II II II I Common ,eal WEEK BY WEEK The Lattimore Testimony T ODAY, .even with 'the a dv.an, t'ages of hindsight, it '.is extremely difficult ,to say what the United States .~h.ould...
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The Virtuous Temptation "If our side could only tell the other side what to do does not this idea haunt a free society'." By GEORGE N. SHUSTER s OON ~i:t wilrl be .two. h.und.r.ed years...
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N 'O ,rounder that .an American is often incli.ned ~- to ,shake 'his head u.ncomprehending?ly. I f even a ,theologian of great a,bi'l,ity ca.nn.ot see the pe~l o~ Mosco~r ~ h a t ghal] we e~pect...
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history, of Ihuman n2.ture, of rel~,gion i, tself. A generalized rel~igion, with no roots in .the rarticular, is an intellectual abstraction, and no religion :~.t all, 'for ~t is ~ncap~ble...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Dirt on the Waterfront III " T seems to ,be open season for almost anybody on ~ e New York waterfront. William J. McCormack, rail- lionaire businessman and all-around Mr....
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However, the Board did ~ndude in its report a twen,tyseven-'page supplement ~hich reveals a ,lot of valuable informa,6on. Sample: Only 5.4% (not 54% but 5.4%) of ,the longshoremen employed in...
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miscarriage and, .i.f ~possible, death. My own e:cperience w~th boarding-house keepers has not been very satisfactory, either; but I have generally found ,hem more temperate in manner and...
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ster Joan ,is in love w~th is David Brian, a handsome brute who doesn't trust this dangerous woman out of his sight--~but unfortunately for him, he has to remain in hiding after the stick-up....
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Books Hold Back the Night. Pat Frank. J. B. Lippincott. $3. I N his l~test ~vel, Pat Frank has d~parted from ,the satire which daaraoter/zed Mr. ddem an,d .'In d/lair of State and 'has...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 055 Issue 022 (March 7 1952)
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