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The Sage's followers began drilling with their spades, rioted in good military order, submitted themselves to an iron discipline enforced by whippings. Tolerated at first by the British Raj because they served as a check on the larger and more troublesome nonviolence groups, the Spadecarriers soon achieved the...
Waiting for Sumter. The U.S., in other words, was ready to fight. Adolf Hitler seemed to agree with his little partner in Rome that the war had become a war between two worlds. In LIFE last week appeared an interview with Hitler by onetime Ambassador to Belgium John Cudahy, in...
Most common explanations for the low level of stock prices are three: 1) Investors agree with business bigwigs that when the rearmament boom ends, business will have a record crash. The FORTUNE Forum of Executive Opinion in December voted two-to-one that business conditions after the war will be...
Shelved was the domestic New Deal; in obscurity, unfriendly or dead were nearly all his original corps of New Dealers. He was now so tied to his desk that even Hyde Park weekends were rarities. With the Lend-Lease Bill passed, the burden of action was on him; he must...
The story of Delilah begins a few months before the U. S. entry into World War I. She moves feverishly around the south Pacific, her obsolete engines incredibly overtaxed. She carries a Catholic monk to an island of rebellious Morros, noses through the southern Philippines searching for caches of firearms...