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WEEK BY WEEK THE WISDOM OF 70-20 HINDSIGHT' AT ONE point in the testimony he gave to the investigating committees of the Senate, Secretary Acheson made reference to the actions taken by...
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The Last Hope on Earth Christians are bound to hope; despair of the world grows as atheism gains ground. By FRANCOIS MAURIAC DO Christians have a temporal hope? In truth a Christian, since he...
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The Message of Dean Manion THERE WAS this letter from a priest-teacher. It said: "Tonight I am reading The Key to Peace by Manion. It is burning me to a crisp. . . . What irks me more is...
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The Stage REVIVALS APPROXIMATELY one-third of the plays produced during this past season were classified as 'revivals,' and the fact that some twenty out of sixty shows offered were the work of...
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The Screen ANGLO SCREWBALL IF YOU can imagine a British version of American family wackmess of the You-Can't-Take-It-WithYou school, you can pretty well visualize "Tony Draws a Horse," an...
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Wallpaper Metaphysics By HANS SAHL IN ONE of the most remarkable essays to have appeared recently in America, Peter Viereck reexamines the significance of Babbitt to our times. ("Babbitt...
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Books Europe Between Democracy and Anarchy. Ferdinand A. Hermens. Notre Dame. $4. IT WOULD be a loss if the generality of Professor Henmens' title were allowed to obscure the well-defined...
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1920s
1950
Vol. 054 Issue 008 (June 1 1951)
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