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Presents letters to the editor. Happenings in France; Development in newspaper diction; Americanization of Europe.

Presents letters to the editor referencing articles and topics discussed in the previous issues of "The Nation." "The Alienism of the Higher Archs" discussed the Church representation in America; "Laymen vs. Clerics" focused on Catholic social movements; "Good Old-Fashioned Americanism" discussed communications to the U.S. president.

Presents several letters to the editor. Discussion on militarism in education; Details of recommendations of the Ohio State Bar association; Feedback of a reader on an article discussing capital punishment.

Presents several letters to the editor on issues related to the United States politics. Error in contending that certain framers of the United States constitution did not comprehend the power vested by that document in the Supreme Court; Necessity of a judicial review to the federal system; Supremacy of the Constitution in legal matters.

Presents several letters to the editor. Finance for families involved in textile strike; Present status of locomotive engineer; Cincinnati's plan for depression.

Presents several letters to the editor related to social and political issues of the world. British rule making India unfit for self-rule; Laws related to Japanese immigrants in the U.S.; Establishment of an educational fund to assist Philippine students in the U.S.

Presents letters to the editor referencing various topics about the journal. Comment on the journal about its quality; National Gallery in Europe and its heroes; Artists and pictures labeled "etchings."

Presents several letters to the editor referencing on articles published in the previous issues of the journal. Comments on the reactions of scientists on the issue of "Great Debate"; Appreciates the courage of the editor to publish an article related to peace process in the U.S. blocks; Appreciates the article by Percy Winner that provides an insight on international situation to European counterparts; Suggests on the usage of economic power for the constitution of a unified Europe.

Presents letters to the editor about politics, published in the journal "New Republic." Letters of Professor Harold J. Laski; Praise of the article "Can Free India Survive," by Michael Straight that was previously published in the journal; Comment on the refusal of the New York City Board of Education to accept the proposal of its own colleague James Marshall, that the United Nations flag fly atop the school buildings in the city.

Presents letters to the editor on articles published in various issues. Discussion of the article "The State of the Union," published in the January 16, 1950 issue; Praise for the current issue of the journal; Interpretation and analysis of the American public opinion on U.S. politics by the journal; Usefulness of the report published in the article "The State of the Union."

Presents letters to the editor. Comments on poor Korean peasants; Reviews of the John Boswell book "The London Journal"; Comments on exploited and neglected people under Western rule.

Presents letters to the editor published in this issue of the journal "The Nation." Information on the ecclesiastical slavery in Europe; Defeat of U.S. President John Calvin Coolidge; Wish of a Russian to adopt an orphan.

Presents a letter to the editor related to different issues. Appreciation of the journal "The Nation"; Comments on the bloodshed and racial war in Palestine; Providing information about announcement by The Nation Club of Chicago, about opening of its 1929-1930 season with a dinner in its new quarters.

Presents a letter to the editor on the death of millionaire hobo, J. Eads How, published in this issue of the periodical.