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Best for Her Business. Millions of moviegoers know the story of Joe Majczek: how, in 1944, Chicago Times Reporter James McGuire got wind of the story, dug out the record and proved to a pardon board's satisfaction that Joe was innocent (TIME, Aug. 27, 1945 et seq.). Joe went free, and his case was made into the movie Call Northside 777. But what of Teddy Marcinkiewicz...
Paris newspapers were as indignant over the thefts as their readers, but they had to admit that the series of burglaries which had plagued the residents in fashionable Neuilly and the Bois de Boulogne over the past month had been carried out in exquisite style, "avec delicatesse et galanterie," as one paper...
Paul Hoffman, who for months has been asking Western Europe to lower import quotas, establish an effective intra-European payments plan and end dual pricing (TIME, Nov. 7 et seq.), believes that so far OEEC has done little more than pay lip service to his program. Europeans must get a move on toward working out economic integration, quit approaching that vital problem as though Europe had at least 28 years in which to solve it. The cold fact is that Europe has only 28 months...
...eased out, partly at the instigation of Quebec's highhanded, labor-hating Premier Maurice Duplessis. The two men had clashed sharply when Archbishop Charbonneau and the local clergy sided with members of the Canadian and Catholic Confederation of Labor in the bitter Asbestos strike (TIME, Feb. 28, 1949 et seq.) even after the strikers barricaded the town and fought Duplessis' police with clubs...
...Nation is the fullness of the measure of its will to live." These and many other individual passages are good enough to arouse curiosity as to who actually phrased them: How much is Roosevelt's and how much his ghostwriters'-Rosenman, Harry Hopkins, Playwright-Historian. Robert Sherwood, et...