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 Vol. 012 Issue 007 (July 1 1948)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 EDITORIALS
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BILL DOUGLAS HAS WHAT IT TAKES An Editorial THE first article in this July issue, by Fred Rodell, professor of law at Yale, has special significance. Its powerfully reasoned case for the election...
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THE MAN WHO SHOULD BE PRESIDENT
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Rodell, Fred
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The Man Who Should Be President By FRED RODELL BARRING a man-made miracle, the Democratic Party, in convention assembled, is about to slit its own throat. Everybody who is anybody in and out of...
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THE CONFLICT OF OUR TIME
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Douglas, William O.
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The Conflict of Our Time By WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS (Associate Justice, United States Supreme Court) THERE are powerful ideas loose in the world—ideas that fire men's imaginations and kindle their...
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WASHINGTON ON THE EVE
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Wechsler, James A.
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Washington on the Eve By JAMES A. WECHSLER Washington, D. C. THIS is written in mid-June, just before the Republicans assembled in Philadelphia; by the time these lines are read in most places,...
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MURRAY AND THE MONTANA MYTH
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Howard, Joseph Kinsey
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James Murray and The Montana Myth By JOSEPH KINSEY HOWARD EVER since the late Sen. Tom Walsh of Montana wrested the lid from Teapot Dome, progressives throughout the country have clung to the...
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LABOR WOOS THE MIDDLE CLASS
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Seers, Dudley
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Leffer from London Labor Woos the Middle Class By DUDLEY SEERS London THE annual Labor Party Conference is something of an event in British politics. More than a thousand delegates elected by...
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GREAT NORTH ROAD
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Neuberger, Richard L.
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Great North Road By RICHARD L NEUBERGER Dawson Creek, B. C. IAM on a bus, riding the most famous road in the world. The hills twist and pass. I look around me in the bus. It is the same kind on...
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THE BETTER PART
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Mayer, Milton
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The Better Part By MILTON MAYER MY TEXT today, as I rise to pronounce the requiem over the world government movement, is taken from the Book, and it goes something like this: And she had a sister...
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YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
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Sheridan, Mary
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH By MARY SHERIDAN WE HAVE gone back to the days of a few dollars down and "easy" payments. We began crawling up the credit mountain in 1947, when twice as many families used...
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BROADWAY'S BRILLIANT SEASON
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Kraft, Irma
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Broadway's Brilliant Season By IRMA KRAFT THE presentation of the Pulitzer Prize to Tennessee Williams for his new drama, A Streetcar Named Desire, is a fitting award for the most brilliant play...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM Youth for Mars Dear Sirs: Pride in our early industrialism led us to invite an Indian delegation to visit his Great White Father and see the wonders we had accomplished. At the...
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA
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L'Allemand, Henry Beston, Gordon
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THE MOOD OF AMERICA Regional Reports from The Progressive s Correspondents The Northeast By Henry Beston Nobleboro, Maine WE HAVE had an unwelcome beginning of early Summer. For close upon a...
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STATE OF THE UNION
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STATE OF THE UNION By MORRIS H. RUBIN MY EDITORIAL in the June issue, "The Time Is Now!" brought many heart-warming letters from subscribers who share my conviction that no overture toward peace...
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James Still Speaks
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Otto, Max C.
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BOOKS James Still Speaks THE THOUGHT AND CHARACTER OF WILLIAM JAMES, by Ralph Barton Perry. Harvard University Press. $6. Reviewed by Max C. Otto ANEW publication dealing with William James...
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Toynbee on Today
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Burkhardt, Frederick H.
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Toynbee on Today CIVILIZATION ON TRIAL, by Arnold J. Toynbee. Oxford University Press. $3.50. Reviewed by Frederick H. Burkhardt IN THIS volume Mr. Toynbee presents his general view of history in...
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Bromfield's Valley
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Teller, Walter Magnes
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Bromfield's Valley MALABAR FARM, by Louis Brom-field. Harper. 405 pp. $3.75. Reviewed by Walter Magnes Teller THE man who would comment on Louis Bromfield's new book about his pleasant valley...
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New Look at Lincoln
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Newman, Ralph G.
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New Look at Lincoln LINCOLN AND THE WAR GOVERNORS, by William B. Hesseltine. Knopf. 405 pp. $4.50. Reviewed by Ralph G. Newman ABRAHAM LINCOLN owed his X*. election in 1860 to the governors of...
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The FEPC Story
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Boehm, Werner W.
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The FEPC Story ALL MANNER OF MEN, by Malcolm Ross. Reynal & Hitchcock. 314 pp. $3.50. Reviewed by Werner W. Boehm THIS book is the report of the activities of one of our defunct war agencies,...
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Slave Camp Survivor
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Thomas, Norman
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Slave Camp Survivor TELL THE WEST, by Jerry Gliks-man. The Gresham Press. $3.75. Reviewed by Norman Thomas THE author of this book is the half-brother of the famous Victor Alter who, although a...
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Russian Chronicle
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Evans, Ernestine
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Russian Chronicle THE NAZAROVS, by Markoosha Fischer. Harper. 375 pp. $3. Reviewed by Ernestine Evans MARKOOSHA FISCHER'S novel, The Nazarovs, is an ambitious family chronicle covering Russian...
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Jargon on Oil
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Coleman, Mcalister
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Jargon on Oil A NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE OIL INDUSTRY, by Eugene V. Ros-trow. Yale University Press. $2.50. Reviewed by McAlister Coleman «T N THE market for crude oil, the -I- majors are...
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Spitcat
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Netboy, Anthony
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Spitcat FIRE, by George R. Stewart. Random House. 336 pages. $3. Reviewed by Anthony Netboy MANY ambitious novelists have tried to combine science and fiction in a palatable form. Few have got...
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