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Contributors

June 21, 1941 issue

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This article presents brief introductions to various contributing authors to this issue. It reports that Rose M. Stein is a regular contributor to this journal and is now doing labor research in Washington. Joachim Joesten is a German journalist. He prophesied the invasion of Denmark in his "Rats in the Larder." Archibald MacLeish, Librarian of Congress, is well known as poet and critic. Author Roland Young is now instructor in government at Harvard. Author Clement Greenberg contributes critical articles on literature and art to the journal "Partisan Review."

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AUTHORS & publishers; STEIN, Rose M.; JOESTEN, Joachim; MACLEISH, Archibald, 1892-1982; YOUNG, Roland; GREENBERG, Clement, 1909-1994; AUTHORS; POLITICAL science literature
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