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Paid articleWASHINGTON CALLING
Washing Calling... Washington, D. C. THAT was more than a routine flurry on the Presidential stock exchange last week. Harold Stas-sen's stock dipped to a year's low as a result of the Nebraska...
Paid articleTHE COURT EXPLODES
Rodell, Fred
The Court Explodes By FRED RODELL EVEN to those unaware of the issues at stake in the current explosion on the Supreme Court, the conduct of the two men directly involved must reveal the manner of...
Paid articleTHE PEACE IN PREPARATION
THE PEACE IN PREPARATION . . . AFLURRY of hope—but not much more than that —wafted this week through the halls of Luxembourg Palace in Paris where the Big Four foreign ministers were striving to...
Paid articleTHE WEEK IN REVIEW
THE WEEK IN REVIEW ONE OF the most remarkable documents of modern times—a comprehensive blueprint for international control of atomic energy—was presented to the world this week by Elder Statesman...
Paid articleOPERATION LA FOLLETTE'
Albright, Robert C.
'Operation LaFollette' By ROBERT C. ALBRIGHT Washington, D. C. WASHINGTON has just witnessed a legislative miracle. While all the world gasped, the hidebound U. S. Senate voted 49 to 16 to...
Paid articleTEST-DEMONSTRATION OF DEMOCRACY
Hesseltine, William B.
Test-Demonstration Of Democracy By WILLIAM B. HESSELTINE IN GEORGIA, the Klan is burning crosses again: in Germany, the American Army is burning books. Lovers of liberty, torn by nostalgic...
Paid articleTHE PEOPLE'S FORUM
THE PEOPLE'S FORUM . . . Applauds Truman's Tactics Dear Sirs: I do not agree with McAlister Coleman's article in your May 27 issue, on the noble John L. Lewis. When any man—or say any three...
Paid articleTHE PATIENT IS MORTALLY SICK
Holmes, John Haynes
The Patient Is Mortally Sick By JOHN HAYNES HOLMES THE plight of our world is beyond imagination, but should not be beyond analysis and understanding. We should know what is going on, even though...
Paid articleUPWARD-TO THE TOMB
Meyer, Ernest L.
Upward—To The Tomb By ERNEST L. MEYER (U. S. ordnance experts have compiled secret data proving that an American-built version of the German V-2 rocket can be fired with a 1,000-pound warhead from...
Paid articleCOUNTRY CHRONICLE
Beston, Henry
Country Chronicle By HENRY BIESTON Kobleboro, Maine DURING the Winter we sometimes forget a little at the farm that another great presence and force of Nature lies at our very door, touching with...
Paid articleHITLER'S VICTORIES
Dennen, Leon
Hitler's Victories By LEON DENNEN Tirschenreuth, Bavaria THE town of Tirschenreuth is a picturesque, typically Bavarian community along the Czech border which has miraculously escaped the ravages...
Paid articleHOE TO USE WORDS
Kasper, Sydney H.
How To Use Words THE ART OF PLAIN TALK, by Rudolph Flesch. Harper and Bros. 205 pp. $2.50. Reviewed by Sydney H. Kasper THE late Edward Sapir, one of the world's foremost linguists, once said...
Paid articleTHE WEST, WILD AND WOOLLY
Lang, John L.
The West Wild And Woolly A SOLO IN TOM-TOMS', by Gene Fowler. Viking. $3. Reviewed by John L. Lang THIS is a nostalgic account of a boyjiood in Denver when the West was wild and woolly. It also...
Paid articleHUMAN BEINGS COUNT TOO
Coleman, Mcalister
Human Beings Count Too HUMAN LEADERSHIP IN INDUSTRY, by Sam A. Lewisohn. Harper & Brothers. $2. Reviewed by McAlister Coleman MR. Lewisohn makes the assumption "that for the next few decades, at...
Paid articleERNIE PYLE: THE DOUGHBOY'S SAINT
Lewis, Robert G.
Ernie Pyle: The Doughboys Saint LAST CHAPTER, by Ernie Pyle. Henry Holt and Company. $2.50. Reviewed by Robert G. Lewis THE thin and timid little man who reported the war news from Africa and...
Paid articleA SOB SISTER VERSION OF THE MIDDLE WEST
Hesseltine, William B.
A Sob Sister Version Of The Middle West NORTH STAR COUNTRY, by Meridel Le Sueur. Duell, Sloan and Pearce. $3. Reviewed by William B. Hesseltine WRITERS of book-jacket blurbs and reviewers of...
Paid articleA ROOM OF OUR OWN
Follette, Isabel B. La
A Room Of Our Own By ISABEL B. La FOLLETTE AFRIEND, after gravely discussing with a group of us several causes she was working on, suddenly smiled and remarked, "I find I am fighting on five...
Paid articleBIG BUSINESS RIDES HIGH
"Big Business Rides High WORLD WAR II brought Big Business golden opportunities—not only for reaping unprecedented profits, but for strengthening its stranglehold on the American economy. During...
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