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THE Commonweal week by week "THE MIRACLE" DECISION THE long and bitter controversy over Roberto Rossellini's film "The Miracle" has ended in the unanimous decision by the United States Supreme...
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Toward Restoring All Things IN THE FIELD OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL ACTION THE CHURCHES ARE DRIFTING TOWARD UNITY MICHAEL P. FOGARTY THE modern Christian social movement—organ- ized or unorganized,...
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FROM SPAIN The Cardinal And the Times AFTER a fanatic attempted to murder Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti in 1948, the Pope sent a representative to the hospital to inquire about the...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Baldanzi Leaps Over the Wall T HE first and last time I heard George Baldanzi speak was at the CIO Textile Workers convention in New York in 1939 or '40. It was not an exciting...
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THE SCREEN WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING? MOST of "Skirts Ahoy!" takes place at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. According to this MS Technicolor job, boot camp for Waves is a kind of...
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COMMUNICATIONS "LORDS AND MASTERS, M.D." Wellesley Hills, Mass. T0 the Editors: Often I've been tempted to write you in the past to congratulate you on your fair-minded, well balanced, and...
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Behold, The Eternal City RICHARD HAYES SHE came as the tourist or student or wandering intellectual comes, "like a wisp of fog in a fog bank, with his angst and his foggy modem eye," and the...
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BOOKS The Passion THE REBELLION OF THE HANGED. By B. Traven. Knopf. $3.50. By SEYMOUR KRIM MR. T. Dreiser would have liked Mr. B. Traven's work. Traven builds slowly and patiently, as...
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Vol. 056 Issue 009 (June 6 1952)
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