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Volume 50, Issue 2
April 1939
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ISSN 0011-3530
EISSN 1944-785X
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Saving Democracy
M.E. Tracy
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History in the Making
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Business Follows a Red Herring: The administration’s gestures toward “appeasement” should be examined with considerable skepticism
Raymond Clapper
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Falcons of the Sea: When war comes, Germany’s new fleet will try to starve Great Britain into quick submission
George Fielding Eliot
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The Man from Coshocton
Gordon Hamilton
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Health for the Millions: Spending over three billions annually in medical care, we loose ten billions in preventable illness
James Rorty
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Bumbershoot
Lamar Middleton
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Refugees from the Dust Bowl: At the mercy of disease, hunger and privation, 200,000 good Americans are living in misery
Richard L. Neuberger
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Cash for Brazil’s Good-Will: The United States, with hand deep in pocket, leads the race there for trade and influence
Carleton Beals
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Chiang: Soldier and Symbol: After two years of guerrilla warfare, Chiang is the personification of China’s resistance to Japan
John Gunther
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Writers Look at the Reich: Eight new books explore aspects of Germany today
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They Say: Quotations from the World Press
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On Record: Significant Speeches and Statements of the Month
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Religion
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Science
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Business
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Chronology: Highlights of Current History, Feb.8—March 15
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Travel
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All Issues
A Victory for Democracy in Brazil?
Colombia Tries a Transformative Left Turn
Cuba’s Pandemic Crisis
Women’s Empowerment and Fight against Violence in Latin America
The Rebels Who Fought Mexican and US Oppression
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