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 Vol. 033 Issue 002 (November 1 1940)
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Vol. 033 Issue 003 (November 8 1940)
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 The WEEK
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Neither iippeasement Nor War O NCE the national election is decided, public attention will swing sharply toward the issue of increasing American aid to Britain. Among others, two committees, the...
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TRADE UNION MEMBERSHIP-A DUTY?
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Moody, George Morrell and Joseph N.
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Trade Union Membership —A Duty? A manufacturer and a teacher continue the debate on a man's obligation to join a union. By George Morrell and Joseph N. Moody Part One: Objection IN THE...
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BLOOD FOR BRITONS
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Anonymous
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ANONYMOUS THE SUNDAY paper had said to call Sacramento 2-8950 and find out where to go. I had made the call and they had assigned me to a hospital way over on the East River. No breakfast, they had...
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THE HUSKING CONTEST
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Eisele, Albert
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The Husking Contest By Albert Eisele I T HAD BEEN somewhat of a struggle for George to consent to take a day off for the state husking contest.* The husking season was at its height; George still...
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FROST (Verse)
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Clements, Albert
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Frost I think that frost, commemorating winter, Has more than celebration up its sleeve. For I have seen the frost stop dead and splinter The cold and gloom, drop on the ground and grieve Her...
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VIEWS AND REVIEWS
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Williams, Michael
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78 THE COMMONWEAL November 8, 1940 Views & Reviews BY MICHAEL WILLIAMS SEVERAL letters have reached me from readers of this department who also have been reading the book by Lawrence Dennis,...
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COMMUNICATIONS
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Communications BLOCKADING THE CONQUERED PEOPLES Bronx, N. Y. TO the Editors: As a contributing editor of THE COMMONWEAL I wish to express my disagreement with the editorial initialed E. S. in the...
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THE STAGE
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Vernon, Grenville
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8o THE COMMONWEAL November 8, 1940 The Stage & Screen Charley's Aunt 44uOR AN evening of pure unadulterated fun you must go to 'Charley's Aunt.' " This was a phrase used by a dramatic critic in...
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THE SCREEN
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Hartung, Philip T.
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That Funny Little Man Again W HEN the great Chariot is funny in his new picture, he's at his very funny best; but when the world's most famous comedian takes himself and the world's woes too...
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK
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8 2 THE COMMONWEAL November 8, '940 Books of the Week The Pope in a Troubled World The Pope Speaks. Harcourt. $2.75. T HIS BOOK is a compilation of the sermons, radio broadcasts, allocutions and...
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THE INNER FORUM
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86 THE COMMONWEAL November 8, 1940 The Inner Forum THE FOURTH annual observance of Catholic Book Week, which takes place this year from November 3 to November 9, will be a national observance for...
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Vol. 033 Issue 004 (November 15 1940)
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Vol. 033 Issue 005 (November 22 1940)
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Vol. 033 Issue 006 (November 29 1940)
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