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 Vol. 014 Issue 007 (July 1 1950)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 THE PRESIDENT'S CHANCE
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The President's Chance PRESIDENT TRUMAN has kicked away a timely opportunity to lift the whole loyalty investigation from the cellar depths of partisan politics and the mud-stained hands of...
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THE GREAT AWAKENING
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Rubin, Morris H.
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The Great Awakening By MORRIS H. RUBIN STRIKING EVIDENCE of a major American soul-searching over the ice-cold character of Secretary of State Dean Acheson's foreign policy of "total diplomacy" has...
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COLD WAR DEFROSTER
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Root, Robert
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Cold War Defroster By ROBERT ROOT DURING his boyhood, when his mother operated a boarding house near Oslo, Trygve Lie had to buy the food for the big and hungry household. He proved himself a...
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IT'S BETTER IN THE ARMY
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Lowry, W. McNeil
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It's Belter in the Army By w. McNEIL lowry YOU ARE either for civil rights or you are not for civil rights." declared Minnesota's Sen. Hubert Humphrey at the Chicago Democratic conference last...
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THE CASE FOR FEDERAL UNION
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Kefauver, Estes
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The Case for Federal Union By ESTES KEFAUVER The Progressive has published a number of articles in recent months interpreting and analyzing major moves in peacemaking. As part of this general...
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BOTH YOUR HOUSES
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Mayer, Milton
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Both Your Houses By MILTON MAYER I DON'T know why, exactly, but I would rather be Alger Hiss than Whittaker Chambers. I would rather be Harry Bridges than Louis Budenz. I would rather be Owen...
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IF RADIO CAN SELL ANYTHING . . .'
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Landry, Robert J.
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'If Radio Can Sell Anything to Anybody By ROBERT J. LANDRY FOR A quarter of a century the choice of programs on American radio has been overwhelmingly weighted in the direction of the cheap and...
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THERE'S HOPE FOR GERMANY
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Buttenwieser, Benjamin J.
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There's Hope for Germany The Speech the Anti-Defamation League Refused to Hear By BENJAMIN J. BUTTENWIESER IT IS safe to say that, save for some fragments, Nazism in Germany has been destroyed...
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LONDON COMMENTARY
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Mackenzie, Norman
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Lonndon Commentary By NORMAN MacKENZIE London SUMMER has sidled on to the stage. The cherries were hung with the snow of a late blizzard, and a freak tornado near London turned a few villages...
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
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THE PEOPLE'S FORUM What Ails The Progressive? Dear Sirs: I have tried to figure out why you can't make The Progressive go. There are many answers, in spite of the fact that the magazine should be...
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CHURCHILL AT WAR
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Stratton, Owen S.
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Churchill at War THE GRAND ALLIANCE, by Winston S. Churchill. Houghton Mifflin. 903 pp. $6. Reviewed by Owen S. Stratton HISTORIANS are frequently learned men, and an occasional historian is a...
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MERCHANTS OF HALE
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Jack, Homer A.
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Merchants of Hate A MEASURE OF FREEDOM, by Arnold Forster. Double-day. 256 pp. $2.50. CHARACTER ASSASSINATION, by Jerome Davis. Philosophical Library. 259 pp. $3. Reviewed by Homer A....
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HAMMOCK FARE
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Rodell, Katherine
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Hammock Fare THE OTHER FATHER, by Laura Z. Hobson. Simon and Schuster. 307 pp. $3. THE CIRCLE OF THE DAY, by Helen Howe. Simon and Schuster. 265 pp. $3. THE BOYS FROM SHARON, by Louise Field...
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LIFE BEHIND BARS
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Mayer, Milton
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Life Behind Bars PRISON ETIQUETTE, The Convict's Compendium of Useful Information, edited by Holley Can-tine and Dachine Rainer, with an introduction by Christopher Isher-wood. Retort Press...
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