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Vol. 012 Issue 005 (May 1 1948)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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THE MEANING OF THE MONTH
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THE MEANING OF THE MONTH Stassen up Front WITH the first major convention less than two months away, the American political scene seemed even more robustly fouled up in this month of May than it...
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PATHWAYS TO PEACE
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Rubin, Morris H.
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PATHWAYS TO PEACE By MORRIS H. RUBIN (Editor of The Progressive) "More than one true thing can be said about the causes of war, but the state-merit that comprises most of the truth is that...
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WHAT HIT HARRY TRUMAN?
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Weehsler, James A.
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What Hit Harry Truman? By JAMES A. WECHSLER Washington, D. C. HARRY S. TRUMAN may finally be remembered as the man who inherited the Presidency when he genuinely dreaded the office and lost his...
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PROFITS, PRICES, AND POLITICS
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Robertson, Nathan
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Profits, Prices, and Politics By NATHAN ROBERTSON THIS IS the year of the big payoff—the year when the boys who get rich on war get away with the biggest haul of all—with the blessing of their...
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IS CONGRESS REFORMING?
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LaFollette, Robert M. Jr.
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IS CONGRESS REFORMING? By ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE, JR. THE readers of The Progressive are familiar with the up-hill fight to reorganize the Congress which culminated in the Reorganization Act of...
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REVOLT AGAINST JIMCROW
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Randolph, A. Philip
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Revolt Against Jimcrow By A. PHILIP RANDOLPH IT WAS on Mar. 31, 1948, that Grant Reynolds and I startled the assorted members of the Senate Armed Services Committee by promising to lead a civil...
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Is THERE A BRYAN IN YOUR BARN?
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Hesseltine, William
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Is There A Bryan in Your Barn? By WILLIAM B. HESSELTINE LEADERS of the Democratic Party have been assailed, for the past few months, with one of the worst cases of pre-convention jitters on record...
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CLIO LETS HER HAIR DOWN
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Coleman, Mcalister
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Clio Lets Her Hair Down By McAUSTER COLEMAN U\\7HICH one do you like best?" W "I can't tell yet, but I sort of go for the Sinic." "Oh dear, it's most confusing, but I'm a Syriac fan...
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AN OPEN LETTER TO MILTON MAYER
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Otto, Max C.
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An Open Letter to Milton Mayer By MAX C. OTTO DEAR Mr. Mayer: Your article entitled "Come, All Ye Faithless," published in The Progressive for April, is a puzzling document. Re-readings have only...
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FAREWELL TO NORMAN THOMAS
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Mayer, Milton
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Farewell to Norman Thomas By MILTON MAYER IF YOU don't love women, you don't monkey around with them. The same thing goes for whiskey and war. If you love them, you may hate them until you are...
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA
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Rodell, Katherine
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA Round-Up of Regional Reports from The Progressive s Correspondents The East By Katherine Rodell New Haven, Conn. WAR, the election, prices—the election, prices, war—over and...
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FILMS FROM EUROPE
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Glick, Nathan
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Films From Europe By NATHAN CLICK BEFOEE the war, the best foreign films shown in this country were French. Earthy and civilized, they represented life with both its natural grime and its...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Balderdash Dear Sirs: As one of those pretty busy trying to keep Mr. Truman and Mr. Stalin from roasting the world in total war, I have not had time to commend you on the first...
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MOODS AND MORALS IN GERMANY
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Fischer, Markoosha
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Moods and Morals in Germany By MARKOOSHA FISCHER Munich GERMANY hits you hard—in more ways than one. First impressions, I know, are often deceiving, but in this case I think they ought to be...
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SPRING COMES TO THE FARM
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Beston, Henry
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Spring Comes to the Farm By HENRY BESTON Nobleboro, Maine THE snow has gone, vanishing without the usual struggle for outposts of shadow and cold, and the farm landscape is now a part of our...
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Cancer of Prejudice
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Baldwin, Roger N.
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Cancer of Prejudice A MASK FOR PRIVILEGE, by Carey McWilliams. Little, Brown. 280 pp. $2.75. Reviewed by Roger N. Baldwin THIS study of anti-Semitism in the United States comes at a time when a...
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The Road to War
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Lundberg, George A.
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The Road to War PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND THE COMING OF THE WAR, 19U, by Charles A. Beard. Yale University Press. 614 pp. $5. Reviewed by George A. Lundberg IT WAS not until 1924 that a reasonably...
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Country Adventure
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Bromfield, Louis
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Country Adventure WE CHOSE THE COUNTRY, by Herbert Jacobs. Harper. 306 pp. $3. Reviewed by Louis Bromfield THERE is great significance in the fact that books on agriculture and rural life have...
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GI Homecoming
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Paterson, Chat
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Gl Homecoming THE BEST IS NONE TOO GOOD, by Ralph Martin. Farrar, Straus. $3. Reviewed by Chat Paterson IN A SENSE, The Best Is None Too Good is not a book; it is a series of sketches...
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Insight into Russia
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Fischer, George
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Insight into Russia RUSSIA IN FLUX, by Sir John Maynard. Macmillan. 564 pp. $6.50. RUSSIA AND THE RUSSIANS, by Edward Crankshaw. Viking. 223 pp. $3. WORLD COMMUNISM TODAY, by Martin Ebon....
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Radical Act
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Hall, Norris F.
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Radical Act THE CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY. A Study of its Social, Economic and Political Implications, by James R. Newman and Byron S. Miller. Whittlesey House. 434 pp. $5. Reviewed by Norris F....
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U. S. Building Story
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Colean, Miles L.
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U. S. Building Story AMERICAN BUILDING—The Forces That Shape It, by James Mar-ston Fitch. Houghton Mifflin. $5. Reviewed by Miles L. Colean THIS is a remarkable book. In one package, we have a...
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Five Novels
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Evans, Ernestine
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Five Novels PRIVATE ENTERPRISE, by Angela Thirkell. Knopf. 405 pp. $3. MESSAGE FROM A STRANGER, by Marya Mannes. Viking. 246 pp. $2.75. THE GREAT ONES, by Ralph In-gersoll. 308 pp. $3. THE IDES...
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Mexican Moonshine
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Rodell, Katherine
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Mexican Moonshine STEP DOWN, ELDER BROTHER, by Josephina Niggli. Rinehart. 374 pp. $3. THE CRY OF DOLORES, by Herbert Gorman. Rinehart. 443 pp. $3.50. Reviewed by Katherine Rodell TO ANYONE who...
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