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 Vol. 010 Issue 001 (January 7 1946)
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 IDEALISM IS PRACTICAL
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Douglas, William O.
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Idealism Is Practical By WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS GOVERNMENT can have no nobler aim than securing justice for all people. Its attainment is one of the chief aims of law. Its achievement is one of the...
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THE PEACE IN PREPARATION
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. . . THE PEACE IN PREPARATION . . . WITH the Great Powers firmly in control of every step of the proceedings, the Assembly of the United Nations Organization organized for business at London this...
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A BLOW AGAINST IMPERIALISM
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SEELY, Lt. Comdr. C. S.
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A Blow Against Imperialism By LT. COMDR C. S. SEELY THE principal reason why the struggle in Java is so extremely important to progress is that if the Javanese patriots win, colonialism and...
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW
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THE WEEK IN REVIEW CONGRESS reconvened this week and immediately called for asperin and ice-packs as it took on one national headache after another. President Truman had given it a public...
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BE IT EVER SO HUMBLE, THERE'S NO PLACE
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Stark, Frank
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Be It Ever So Humble, There's No Place By FRANK STARK PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S recent announcement that building materials priorities would be reinstated and that he would ask Congress for legislation...
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THE PRESS NURSES ITS WAR WOUNDS
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Villard, Oswald Garrison
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The Press Nurses Its War Wounds First Of A Series Of Two Articles By OSWALD GARRISON VILLARD OUR daily newspapers and magazines are well pleased by their handling of the war news. Despite the...
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IS WAR INEVITABLE?
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Meyer, Ernest L.
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Is War Inevitable? By ERNEST L. MEYER FROM the New York Herald Tribune Sunday Magazine, This Week, we learn that the, idea of permanent peace is a pipe-dream and that the search for it is as...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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. . . THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . World Government Dear Sirs: The question which I raise in this letter does not imply disapproval of your general editorial policies which, as a matter of fact, I...
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THREE OUT OF FOUR SAVED FROM INFLUENZA BY VACCINE GOOD AGAINST TWO TYPES OF VIRUS
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Stafford, Jane
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Three Out of Four Saved From Influenza by Vaccine Good Against Two Types Of Virus By JANE STAFFORD Science Service Medical Writer TODAY, 27 years after the great influenza pandemic at the close...
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WASHINGTON CALLING
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Washington Calling... Washington, D. C. PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S plea to the people to turn the heat on a stalling Congress has fizzled badly. The number of congratulatory messages sent directly to the...
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COUNTRY CHRONICLE
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Beston, Henry
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Country Chronicle By HENRY BESTON THE snow being practically gone, and the deeply-rutted roads frozen back to useable condition, the farm has had a morning visitor. We were finishing breakfast in...
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RABBI BERGER'S FRESH AIR ON ZIONISM
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BEALS, CARLETON
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Rabbi Berger's Fresh Air On Zionism THE JEWISH DILEMMA. By Elmer Berger. Devon-Adair. New York. 257 pp. $3.00. Reviewed by Carleton Beals FOR Rabbi Berger human liberation is also Jewish...
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A ROOM OF OUR OWN
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Follette, Isabel B. La
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A Roam Of Our Own By Isabel B. La Follette THAT sage and witty human counsellor, Dorothy Dix, recently served forth a hunk of truth that most of us would do well to pin to our dressers, desks, or...
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A PROGRAM FOR THE UNO
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A Program For The UNO IN all the torrent of advice being showered on the infant United Nations Organization at its first sessions in London, we like best the recommendations of a group of...
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Vol. 010 Issue 004 (January 28 1946)
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