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...been invoked in connection with labor appropriations and social improvements, will the same argument be used in debating the war budget? Or is it that there is always enough money for a war, never enough to alleviate the sufferings of the workers, the plight of the unemployed, the fate of the great mass of the nation...
...Long Watch in England is the work of two U. S. citizens who lived, until lately, in Sussex. Neither economists nor journalists but dour, desperately sincere private observers, they presume that much may be intimately perceived, among its inhabitants, that tell the whole fate and meaning of a nation. The Lohrkes' regretful opinion: that England is at once dying, dead and badly in need of burial. They offer some somber and eloquent notes: on the deep feudal loyalty of the rural Englishman like that of a dog to his master; on the fungoid passivity of the English poor...
Soldiers of the West Front! The hour for you has now come. The fight beginning today decides the fate of the German nation for the next 1,000 years...
...shed crocodile tears over 'poor Belgium' or 'poor Holland,' " wrote anonymous Commentator "Blackshirt" in Bologna's Resto del Carlino the day after Germany's new invasion began last week (see p. 22). "It is not for Fascist Italy to lament the fate that has overtaken two sanctionist countries, worm-eaten by democracy and anti-Fascism...
...streamed the cars and taxis of some 500 Members, 200 privileged private citizens, two dozen diplomats, a score of British and foreign correspondents. About to begin was one of the gravest debates in the history of the world's greatest oratorical body. On its outcome depended the fate of Prime Minister Arthur Neville Chamberlain's Cabinet and perhaps (some thought) the fate of the British Empire. Four days since, a beaten British Expeditionary Force had high-tailed out of Namsos, Norway...