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Commonweal week by week EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS T HE very first contingents of UN prisoners to arrive at Freedom Village included so many who were in pitiful shape that Americans...
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The Catholic Assimilationist "HE BELIEVES IMPLICITLY IN THE GOODNESS OF ALL WINDS, WAVES AND CURRENTS." ERIK VON KUEHNELT-LEDDIHN T HE basic, positive motives of the Catholic Reactionary and of...
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of time, because they have apostatized from the essence of Christianity, which is sovereignty and freedom, i.e. the stand above time and space which alone promises the mastery of history. The...
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moving himself from the presidency, Joe's future can only be described as not bright. The New York State Crime Commission recently opened a few windows in the stable and let the public get a...
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one cannot project himself into the story. Buddy Adler's production with its barracks backgrounds and Honolulu locale are beautifully photographed; and his good cast respond to Zinnemann's...
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between the expansive American economy and the restrictive French economy so often deplored by ECA officials may (dare one dream it?) have a cultural parallel, and, contrary to the plaint one...
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BOOKS A Prelate Who Stood at the Center of His Times THE LIFE OF ARCHBISHOP JOHN IRELAND. By James H. Moynihan. Harper. $5. By GEORGE N. SHUSTER W HEN one thinks in retrospect of Archbishop...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 058 Issue 018 (August 7 1953)
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