January 15, 1936 Issue, THE NATION

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- Editorial Paragraphs, pp. 57-59
- Mr. Roosevelt's Magic, p. 60
- The Supreme Court Swings the Ax , p. 61
- McDonald Speaks Out , p. 61
- Wonders Multiply , p. 62
- Issues and Men
  Oswald Garrison Villard
  , p. 63
  How to Expose William Randolph Hearst
- Cartoon
  "Fritz"
  , p. 64
- Klieg Lights and Crisis
  Paul W. Ward
  , pp. 65-66
- Arms Over Europe
  Louis Fischer
  , pp. 67-69
  IV. Why Mussolini Went to War
- Presidential Possibilities
  Raymond Gram Swing
  , pp. 70-71
  II. Landon as a Candidate
- Correspondence, pp. 72-73
- Campany Unions, F.O.B. Detroit
  Anthony Luchek
  , pp. 74-76
- Facts for Consumers
  Ruth Brindze
  , p. 77
- The Labor Index, p. 78
- Contributors to This Issue, p. 78
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  Ernest Cudlipp (Review)
  Louis Kronenberger
  , p. 79
  Men and Brethren, by James Gould Cozzens
  1. Men and Brethren by James Gould Cozzens
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  In Second Place (Review)
  R.P. Blackmur
  , p. 79
  Prophets and Poets, by Andre Maurois
  1. Prophets and Poets by Andre Maurois
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  "Suffer Little Children" (Review)
  Harold E. Stearns
  , pp. 80-81
  A Footnote to Folly, by Mary Heaton Vorse
  1. A Footnote to Folly by Mary Heaton Vorse
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  Saint Francesca of the Pacific Northwest (Review)
  Mary McCarthy
  , p. 82
  Marching! Marching!, by Clara Weatherwax
  1. Marching! Marching! by Clara Weatherwax
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  Shorter Notices (2 Reviews) , p. 82
  The Correspondence of Thomas Gray, by Paget Toynbee, Leonard Whibley, and Thomas Gray
  1. The Correspondence of Thomas Gray by Paget Toynbee, Leonard Whibley, and Thomas Gray
  2. Tom by E.E. Cummings
- Drama: The Matron Queen
  Joseph Wood Krutch
  , p. 83
- Trudi Schoop
  Ruth Pickering
  , p. 84
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  Films: Dickens Week (2 Reviews)
  Mark Van Doren
  , p. 84
  Frontier (1935 Film), by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
  1. Frontier (1935 Film) by Aleksandr Dovzhenko
  2. Annie Oakley (1935 Film) by George Stevens