May 5, 1937 Issue, THE NEW REPUBLIC

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- The Week, pp. 369-371
- How to Balance the Budget, p. 372
- A United Front in China, p. 373
- Back to 1914, p. 374
- Steel Signs Up
  Mary Heaton Vorse
  , p. 375
- Hemingway Reports Spain
  Ernest Hemingway
  , pp. 376-378
- Europa and the Bull
  Ridgely Torrence
  , p. 379
- The Irish Censorship
  David Grene
  , p. 380
- --- by Bertrand Russell, p. 381
- --- by Jose Mancisidor, p. 382
- Washington Notes
  "T.R.B."
  , p. 383
- Other People's Money
  John T. Flynn
  , p. 384
- That's Latitude
  Stark Young
  , p. 385
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  But Is It Art? (2 Reviews)
  Otis Ferguson
  , p. 386
  Swing High, Swing Low (1937 Film), by Mitchell Leisen
  1. Swing High, Swing Low (1937 Film) by Mitchell Leisen
  2. The Wave (1937 Film) by Emilio Gomez Muriel and Fred Zinnemann
- The Bandwagon, p. 387
- Correspondence, pp. 387-389
- A National Congress of American Writers, p. 390
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  The Snake in the Cabinet (Review)
  John Hyde Preston
  , p. 391
  Why Was Lincoln Murdered?, by Otto Eisenschiml
  1. Why Was Lincoln Murdered? by Otto Eisenschiml
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  Lyric Authority (Review)
  Morton Dauwen Zabel
  , p. 391
  The Sleeping Fury, by Louise Bogan
  1. The Sleeping Fury by Louise Bogan
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  Stale Gossip (Review)
  Bernard Smith
  , p. 392
  Books and Battles, by Irene Cleaton and Allen Cleaton
  1. Books and Battles by Irene Cleaton and Allen Cleaton
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  Germany in Exile (Review)
  Guenther Anders
  , p. 392
  An Exchange of Letters, by Thomas Mann
  1. An Exchange of Letters by Thomas Mann
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  The Victorian Villain (Review)
  Granville Hicks
  , p. 393
  The Earnest Atheist, by Malcolm Muggeridge
  1. The Earnest Atheist by Malcolm Muggeridge
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  Medicine and Society (2 Reviews)
  Harold Ward
  , p. 394
  The Development of Modern Medicine, by Richard Harrison Shryock
  1. The Development of Modern Medicine by Richard Harrison Shryock
  2. Medicine and Mankind by Iago Galdston
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  Phantom Town (Review)
  Louis Kronenberger
  , p. 394
  Jordanstown, by Josephine W. Johnson
  1. Jordanstown by Josephine W. Johnson
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  New Books: A Reader's List (4 Reviews) , pp. 395-396
  The Du Mauriers, by Daphne du Maurier
  1. The Du Mauriers by Daphne du Maurier
  2. Photography: 1839-1937 by Beaumont Newhall
  3. The Antagonists by Paul Hervey Fox
  4. Cruise of the "Conrad" by Alan J. Villiers