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THE Commonweal week THE GREAT PERSUADER W HEN the President came before Congress for his first State of the Union message there were a few moments of tension. The...
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had a perceptible influence. (Not that this means much; France being what she is, the same could be said of any doctrine on earth.) The Socialists propose.., one can hardly glean from the New...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Prudence and the Pickets T HE city of Denver, Colorado, is still recovering from the effects of a bitter six-week strike in the city's supermarkets. This strike involved a...
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special satisfaction, and handed them to me, asking me to read them. They were all signed with English girls' names; Sybil, Joan, Constance: yours/orever.., with all my love... I did not...
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THE STAGE M/D-SUMMER M ISS Vina Delmar, an honored headmistress of hthaes school of marshmallow magazine fiction, .a_ 9 ~ stepped out of the glossy suburbs to write a play of considerable...
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Perhaps this quality of detachment is exactly what Director John Huston wanted to achieve: the central character in his film is an artist, a man who was so crippled by a fall in his youth that...
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very serious one. However much we may disagree with the conduct and motives of individual Congress- men in the course of investigations, the instrument of an information-gathering committee is...
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BOOKS The Triumph and Tragedy of a Spoiled Priest HADRIAN THE SEVENTH. By Freder;clr Baron Corvo. Knopf. $3.50. By WILLIAM P. CLANCY I September, 1913, FrederickN Rolfe,...
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Vol. 057 Issue 018 (February 6 1953)
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