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Commonweal week by week PEACE IN OUR TIME ~']['~HIS year the hope that surges up at Easter has found an echo in a new promise of world peace. A series of gestures on the part of Stalin's...
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Clericalism, AntiClericalism AS PART OF ITS OWN BATTLE.SCARRED VOCABULARY, THE NINETEENTH CENTURY HAS LEFT US "CLERICAL" AND "ANTI-CLERICAL." FREDERICK E. FLYNN W HILE the term...
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THE LABOR MOVEMENT Amending Taft- Hartley r comes a time in the life of every labor necessary write l columnist when he finds it to about the Taft-Hartley Act. This seems to be such a time...
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"In the two other strikes the injunction was positively harmful and simply prolonged the strike. These were the West Coast maritime strike of 1947, when the employers, relying on Taft-Hartley,...
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tions with his party, with Allied officials and with the government are much better than Schumacher's were. Whether it is his temperament or an outlook acquired during his years in Britain, where...
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Stripped of its embellishments, this would seem to be the imaginative line of Mr. Williams' play. But closer examination discloses the fact that "Camino Real" is essentially a structure of...
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COMMUNICATIONS SIDNEY HOOK New York, N. Y. T Othe Editors: I did not believe my own eyes when read John E. Connor's review of America and the Intellectuals in the March 20th issue. To state...
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BOOKS The Ultimate Detachment of a MY HOST THE WORLD. By George San~'ayana. Scribners, $3. By RICHARD BUTLER W ITH the recent posthumous publication of My Host the World, George Santayana's...
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Vol. 057 Issue 026 (April 3 1953)
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