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Vol. 032 Issue 020 (May 14 1949)
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Vol. 032 Issue 021 (May 21 1949)
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 ROOSEVELT, KENNY STIR NATION BY DEFEATING TAMMANY, HAGUE
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Brown, Bernard; JAMES, DANIEL
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Roosevelt, Kenny Stir Nation By Defeating Tammany, Hague Hague Out Not Machine By Bernard Brown 'jr? BANK HAGUE'S reign as pen .jp litical boss of Jersey City has | ended, but Haguelsm is...
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IS THE LINE CHANGING?
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DALLIN, DAVID J.
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East and West Is the Line Changing? By David J. Dallin «qpHE TIDE OF REVOLUTIONS" Stalin has said, "has been succeeded by an ebb, by a period of lull. . . . The world-wide revolutionary...
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LOBOR HASN'T LOST DIXIE
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STOUT, JONATHAN
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Woshington and the Nation Labor Hasn' Lost Dixie By Jonathan Stout ATeto Leader*Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON^ D. C. 'Wt AFTiHARTLEY continued -to M>e *| Tthe major issue in the...
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THE COMMONWEALTH OF NATIONS
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Weltsch, Robert
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The Commonwealth of Nations Britain's Tact Resolves Knotty Problem of India's Role By Robert Weltsch New Leader Roving Correspondent LONDON. NEVER HAS A GREAT HISTORICAL EVENT occurred less...
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THE CHINA DEBACLE
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Gilbert, Rodney
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The China Debacle By Rodney Gilbert NO PEOPLE so thoroughly deserved peace, Allied esteem, and a chance to rebuild, as did the Chinese after eight years of wartime suffering unparalleled in our...
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A PROGRAM FOR AMERICAN YOUTH
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Aaron; Maloff, Rubin
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Federal Aid to Education: A Program for American Youth By Aaron and Rubin Maloff V'NAY * THE SENATE, 58 to | „J ^.Wte^-WOOmOOO to equal^r^' ize, educational opportunities. ,It was an...
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THE RUSSIANS CAN BE HAD
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SHUB, BORIS
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The Russians Can Be Had Part 2 — The Man Won the Stalin Prize By BiShub " rr\ HERE U deep-rooted anxiety." wrote Boris Shub last weak in tho first of his controvorslal articles on bis talks with...
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THE RED TERROR
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VISHNIAK, MARK
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The Red Terror Part 4 — Yezhov and the NKVD By Mark Vishniak This It th* fourth in Mark Viihnlak*s atUhorUative sertes of fir* asUcJLm on tho Bolihovlk terror machino. In previous...
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A REPLY
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SHUB, ANATOLE
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A Reply From ANATOLE SHUB 1ET ME ANSWER BRIEFLY: 1. The members-of the execu¦* tive committee of SDA, who Wrote buf did not sign this letter, seem to doubt my, competence as an observer. I...
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FRANZ KAFKA: "A MESSAGE FROM THE PEOPLE"
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BARDIN, JOHN FRANKLIN
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WRITERS AND WRITING THE NEW LEADER LITERARY SECTION FRANZ KAFKA: "A Message From the People" Review** fry JOHN FRANKUN MtpIN THE PENAL COLONY. SHORT STORIES AND SHORT PIECES. By Franz Kafka....
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DESERTER'S' ODYSSEY
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Dane, Allan
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Deserters' Odyssey Reviewed Jfty ALLAN DAME MY LIFE IN THE RED ARMY. By Fred Virski. Macmillan Company, . Neto York; IMS. 260 pagel $3.50. ^ > v \jr~> ERST* HAND REPORTS OF RUSSIA at war such as...
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NEW MARCH OF TIME AT EMBASSY NEWSREELS
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NEW MARCH OF TIME AT EMBASSY NEWSREELS GLAMOROUS ISLES That wind you feel blowing along Forty-fourth Street — that South Pacific wind — is Mary Martin. Now it is gentle as a lover's dream,...
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THE COLD WAR'S NEW PHASE
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CHAMBERLIN, WILLIAM HENRY
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Where the News Ends The Cold War's New Phase By William Henry Chamberlin APPARENT jSOYTET WILLINGNESS to lift the Berlin blockade opens a new phase in, the cold war. It marks temporary...
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Vol. 032 Issue 022 (May 28 1949)
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