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Paper and Ephemera: Magazines: News


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Paper and Ephemera: Magazines: News?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
The Saturday Evening Post [August 22, 1959] (15¢, 10½" x 13½", cover by Dick Sargent) Information from EBAY auction. •· We Recovered the Space Monkeys · R. Edward Foy · ar •· The Gang in the Black Jackets · Hugh B. Cave · ss; illus. Mac Conner •· The Don’t Touch Girl · George Bradshaw · ss •· Mr. Lincoln’s Mystery Cake · John Paul Heffernan · ss; illus. Carroll Jones •· Top Secret Boondoggie · Jacob Hay · ss; illus. Mayan •· We Tell Our Children · Carl Rowan · ar •· The Secrets of Long Life [Part 2 of 3] · George Gallup & Evan Hill · ar •· The Cowboy of 5th Avenue · George Scullin · ar; Eugene Homan of Standard Oil. •· They Hunt the Mysterious Menhaden · Tom Alexander · ar •· Rebirth of a Cathedral · Ernest Hauser · ar; the story of a Cathedral destroyed by Hitler in Coventry, England. •· Built in a Day · Misc. · pi; a 2 page photo of a scene at St. Francis College, Fort Wayne, Indiana. •· The U-19’s Last Kill [Part 1 of 6] · Jack Finney · sl; illus. Ken Riley •· Mark of Treachery [Part 7 of 8] · Clarence Budington Kelland · sl; illus. Bates  August 6, 1955 - Cover Artist: John Falter - Eighteenth Hole Condition: Nice inside pages; corner color discoloration on the cover page Some Selected Articles: Bing Crosby Made a Bobcat Out of Me by Bob Crosby New Jersey's Unknown Wilderness - Wharton Estate We Prayed While 883 Died - Indianapolis The Austrians Get Austria Back Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features - Great Vintage Ads!  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: August 3, 1957 Cover Art By: Amos Sewell "Bobby Firstborn" In This Issue: •Coca-Cola ad on back cover •Double Date •A Soldier's Farewell •Hitchhiker •Can He Bail Out Britain? •The Redlegs Miraculous Twins •He Tamed the Wind •The Face of America Backdrop for Ballplayers •... and much more!  Issue Date: September 13, 1952 Cover Design By: John Clymer "Mr. Rancher" In This Issue: •Betty Crocker ad on back cover •We Found The Lost Millions Of Manila Bay •Does Your Town Need A Hospital? •Why We Picked Dartmouth •The Dodger's Won't Blow It Again! •What the G.O.P. Must Do To Win •These Soldiers Have Charmed Lives •Sheep Are Crazy Critters •I Took A Lesson In Parenthood •... and much more!

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST AUGUST 22 1959 $12.99

  

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST AUGUST 6 1955 $12.99

  

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST AUGUST 3 1957 $12.99

  

Saturday Evening Post Magazine September $16.99
SATURDAY EVENING POST •Magazine •102 pages •September 23, 1967 •13.25" x 10.5" x .25" •10.4 oz. CONTENTS: • After the riots: Force won't settle anything (Speaking Out) by Ray Giradin • Why Juanita enjoyed the riot (Affairs of State) • Mr. Judd and his snail (The Human comedy) • The Howard Hughes underground (Points West) •Hippies: Slouching towards Bethlehem • The brothers Smothers, Tom and Dick • The Rescuer • Will Joe Frazier be the next champ? •Fiction: Dirty Story (Conclusion) by Eric Ambler  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: September 19, 1953 Cover Art by : Stevan Dohanos In This Issue: •Camel ad on back cover •I Escaped In A Russian Jet Plane •The Marvelous Money Box Of John Henry Patterson •Can Surgery Lick TB ? •... and much more!  Issue Date: January 4, 1947 Cover Design by : Stevan Dohanos "New Years Eve Clean-Up" In This Issue: •Coca-Cola ad on rear cover •The Dancing Steamboat •Mama And The Blessed Events •Filbert The Flarret •Ever since Eve •The Railroads Have Some Plans For You •Backstage In Allen's Alley •Where's That Nurse? •Byrnes Grows Up To His Job •They're Learning About Us The Hard Way •When Cal Coolidge Came To Visit Us •He Fought The Desert-And Won •... and much more!  Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: September 29, 1962 Cover Design By: James Williamson - "Quiet Please" In This Issue: •Lucky Strike ad on back cover •We're Cheating Our Children •Patients for Profit •He Takes the Starch Out of Protocol •The Kind of Girl I Am •The Durable Huguenots •My Life With Juvenile Gangs •SF 49er's: Masters of Second Place •Another Western: Who Needs It? •... and much more!

SATURDAY EVENING POST September 23 1967 $6.99

  

Saturday Evening Post September 19, 1953 $12.99

  

The Saturday Evening Post January 4 1947 $12.99

  

The Saturday Evening Post September 29 1 $12.99
PHOTO ONLY A SAMPLE CONTENTS STORIES THE BURNING OF THE NAN SHAN...JACLAND MARMUR RICH GIRL'S WHIM...FREDERICK BORG BATTLE ROYAL...FRANK O'ROURKE RENDEZVOUS WITH DEATH...BURNHAM CARTER ARTICLES THE TRUTH ABOUT GENERAL GROW'S MOSCOW DIARY...DEMAREE BESS HOW TO CREATE A MOVIE STAR...RICHARD G. HUBLER THE BEST I EVER ATE...SOPHIE KERR CAN HE REVIVE PRO FOOTBALL'S SAD SACKS?...FRANK X. TOLBERT HERE'S WHAT'S BEHIND IKE'S GRIN...BEVERLY SMITH I KEEP HOUSE IN THE CONGO...ROSAMOND HALSEY CARR THE AMAZING BLOSSOMS OF GRANDMA BRIGGS...FRANK J. TAYLOR THEY GOT THE GOODS ON WASHINTON'S COPS...PAUL F. HEALY SERIALS WASHINGTON WHISPERS MURDER (FIRST OF EIGHT PARTS)...LESLIE FORD FATHER CAME HOME! (FIFTH OF SEVEN PARTS)...ROBERT CARSON COVER...BY GEORGE HUGHES  Issue Date: September 6, 1958 Cover Design By: Thornton Utz "First Day of School" In This Issue: •du Maurier ad on back cover •Pigskin Preview •Aku-Aku: The Secret Of Easter Island •The Curse Of Conformity •The Face Of America: Helix •My Mother Never Gave Up •How Tough Are Chiang's Chinese? •I Wanted To Be Sombody....Althea Gibson •The Suburbs •... and much more!   1966 September 24 POST Magazine - Texas Football - Jerry Blavel - The Quints Issue September 24, 1966 - Cover Artist: Szasz, Suzanne -- Fischer Quints at Three Condition: Nice Some Selected Articles: The Quints - Now They are Three I Hate the Suburbs by Jimmy Breslin The Exercise of Power - Lyndon B. Johnson The Number One Cat: Jerry Blavel Texas Football by Myron Cope Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features - Great Vintage Ads!  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES THE LAST TWO...ROBERT MURPHY RIDE A GOLDEN HORSE...STEWART TOLAND CHAMPION'S CHOICE...WILLIAM FAY LITTLE MISS HOLDOUT...MARIAN PEHOWSKI ARTICLES WHAT HAPPENED TO JUDGE CRATER?...JACK ALEXANDER LIFE INSIDE A GLACIER...WALTER WAGER CONFESSIONS OF A HAPPY MAN (THIRD OF FIVE PARTS) MY VAGABOND DAYS...ART LINKLETTER, AS TOLD TO DEAN JENNINGS WHY DO THEY MISBEHAVE?...EDWARD T. HALL PIGSKIN PREVIEW, '60...FRED RUSSELL THE FACE OF AMERICA: MOMENT IN HISTORY...PHOTOGRAPH BY FRANK ROSS THE MEASUREMENT PINCH...BEVERLY SMITH JR. SERIALS ALIBI FOR MURDER (THIRD OF SIX PARTS)...NANCY RUTLEDGE RETURN TO TERROR (FOURTH OF SIX PARTS)...MARTHA ALBRAND COVER ARTIST THORNTON UTZ

The Saturday Evening Post September 27 1 $12.99

  

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The Saturday Evening Post September 10, $12.99
Issue Date: September 5, 1953 Cover Design By: Amos Sewell "Ah, To Be A Child Again" In This Issue: •Coca-Cola ad on back cover •Leading Lady •The Second Tiger •The Uninhibited Female •The Maulers •What I've Learned About Convicts •These Southerners Just Love Yankees •The Troubles Of Ike's Labor Expert •Her Favorite Star Is Herself •Will Relief Pitchers Win The Flags Again? •Your Kids Taught Me About Relgion •Nothings Too Good For Their School •... and much more!   The Saturday Evening Post, September 5, 1953 Terrific vintage magazine, full of interesting articles, pictures, and illustrations. Cover by Amos Sewel, 116 pages. Articles include:•What I've Learned About Convicts (First of three articles), by Frederick S. Baldi, M.D., as told to Robert M. Yoder •These Southerners Just Love Yankees, by Bill Wolf •The Troubles Of Ike's Labor Expert, by Hugh and Elise Morrow •Her Favorite Star Is Herself, by Maurice Zolotow •Will Relief Pitchers Win The Flags Again?, by Bob Broeg •Your Kids Taught Me About Religion, by Chaplain (1st. Lt.) Howard D. Singer •Nothing's Too Good For Their School, by William L. Worden Serials include:•Spy And Counterspy (Third of eight parts), by Clarence Budington Kelland •Young Captain Hornblower (Seventh of eight parts), by C. S. Forester Short Stories include:•Leading lady, by Margaret Craven •The Second Tiger, by David Walker •The Uninhibited Female, by Herbert Depew •The Maulers, by Vern Athanas Also contains many great ads. Magazine appears to be complete and is in very good condition  Complete magazine with a Cape Cod Lighthouse cover by Mead Schaeffer A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift! Complete magazine in good condition. . Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons, especially auto ads. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. This year was particularly replete with the better authors and artists. Good View of the world and America before the war. Sometimes we have just the cover available at half price - inquire. This issue has articles (among others): The Saturday Evening Post [v223 #12, September 16, 1950] (15¢, 218pp, 10½" x 13½", cover by Mead Schaeffer) •· Charity Ward · Don Tracy · ss with Douglas Crockwell Illus. •· The Lady in the Jungle · Hugh B. Cave · ss •· The First Man to Ask Her · Lenora Mattingly Weber · ss •· Derelict Doctor · Van Cort · ss •· Korean Patrol · Alec Hudson · ss Submarine story •· Are Trucks Destroying Our Highways? · David G. Wittels · ar •· The Strange Case of Howard Unruh · Robert M. Yoder · ar •· Anything Goes in Greenwich Village · Stanley Frank · ar •· What Will We Be Short of This Time? · Peter F. Drucker · ar •· They Guard Our Arctic Frontier Against the Reds · Harold H. Martin · ar •· We Barrymores! [Part 5 of 6] · Lionel Barrymore, as told to Cameron Shipp · ar •· Men at Work: Aerial Photographer · Richard Thruelsen · ar •· How to Get a New Face · Ben Pearse · ar Facial reconstruction •· Will Creeping Communism Engulf India? · Darrell Berrigan · ar •· The Outlaw of Longbow [Part 2 of 8] · Peter Dawson · sl •· The Glencannon - Tugboat Annie Affair [Part 4 of 6; Colin Glencannon; Tugboat Annie] · Guy Gilpatric & Norman Reilly Raine ·   Local Baseball game by Falter. Lessons of Korea, Independence MO, The Three MacArthurs, Grasshoppers on the Plains, England’s Vanishing Aristocrats (color),

Saturday Evening Post Magazine September $12.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER $15.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER $15.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER $5.99
CONDITIONS VARY - PHOTO MAY ONLY BE A SAMPLE CONTENTS SHORT STORIES THE SKIPPER WAS DRUNK AGAIN...WILLIAM HOLDER COUNTRY-CLUB AFFAIR....J.J. GODWIN SATURDAY MIRACLE...DANA BURNET SHOWDOWN AT SAN SABA...AL DEWLEN NOVELETTE COMEBACK...JAMES ATLEE PHILLIPS ARTICLES MY OLD MAN GROUCHO (ARTICLES)...ARTHUR MARX CRISIS IN COALTOWN...JOHN BARTLOW MARTIN HAPPIEST COLLEGE IN THE LAND...NEIL M. CLARK BASEBALL'S BIGGEST SURPRISE...STANLEY FRANK BATTLE OF GIANTS IN KENTUCKY...PAUL F. HEALY WE'RE CRACKING THE SECRETS OF WEATHER (SECOND OF TWO ARTICLES)...MILTON MACKAYE PINCHPENNY'S PARADISE (A POST PICTURE STORY)...LARRY KEIGHLEY WHO WANTS TRANQUILLITY?...EDMUND WARE SMITH SERIALS THE CASE OF THE RESTLESS REDHEAD (SECOND OF EIGHT PARTS)...ERLE STANLEY GARDNER THE MASK OF ALEXANDER (CONCLUSION)...MARTHA ALBRAND COVER ...JOHN CLYMER  SATURDAY EVENING POST SEPTEMBER 14 1963 CONDITION IS EXCELLANT WITH A MINOR PAGE YELLOWING AND MINOR WEAR [EDGES AND CORNERS] FEATURED COVER ARTICLE: OUR BACKWARD SCHOOLS...........A SPECIAL REPORT ON AMERICAN EDUCATION OTHER ARTICLES........... ROBERT FROST...HOW TRAGEDY AND DISAPPOINTMENT SHAPED GENTLE VERSE SPARE- PARTS SURGERY BILLIONS WASTED IN SPACE LESLIE CARON.........A WAIF BECOMES A WOMAN SPORTS.........THEY LED THE LEAGUE IN GAGS BY JOE GARAGIOLA ADS...............[FULL PAGE COLOR UNLESS NOTES] TAPPAN RANGE COPPERTONE   The Saturday Evening Post Contents: Firemen Are Not Doped You Can't Say That On The Air G. I. Beachhead In Congress Great ADS and Commentary - - Much More July 12, 1947 Volume 220, No 2  SATURDAY EVENING POST DATED JULY 26, 1958. THE COVER OF THE MAGAZINE IS ILLUSTRATED BY BEN PRINS. OTHER GREAT ARTICLES IN THIS MAGAZINE INCLUDE: •PART II INTERVIEW WITH DAVID NIVEN •RANDALL JARRELL - ADVENTURES OF THE MIND SERIES •SHOCKING MURDER IN PHILADELPHIA IS STILL UNSOLVED •TOM STEPHENS - SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT DWIGHT EISENHOWER •FRANK J. TAYLOR AND HIS PUSH BUTTON GARDEN THIS MAGAZINE IS IN FAIR CONDITION

The Saturday Evening Post September 18, $5.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST SEPTEMBER 14 1963 $5.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINE: JULY 12, $5.99

  

SATURDAY EVENING POST JULY 26 1958 ROY C $5.99
COVER: The New American Family, by Phyllis McGinley. Beginning a six-part series. ARTICLES: The American sickness (Affairs of State) ... Stewart Alsop. Uncle Sam coddles the consumer (Speaking Out) ... James J. Kilpatrick. I hate them (Points West) ... John Gregory Dunne. 'The worst jail I've ever seen' ... Bill Davidson. 'I was afraid to shut my eves' ... Dorothy West as told to Muriel Daridson. A visit with the artful Dodger ... Gerald Holland. The new American family ... Phyllis McGinley. How I learned to stop worrying and trust the State Dept. ... Anne Chamberlin. How we loot the foreign brain market ... Martin Mayer. The surgeons of Delta Med ... Dale Minor. FICTION: Journey to the fishing waters ... Morton Fineman. Illustrated by Guy Deel. The prisoner's dog ... Albert Maitz. Illustrated by Jean Huens. DEPARTMENTS: Letters; Post scripts; My kind of people (cartoons); Hazel; America, America; Editorial. Cover... Clarles Moore.  Menemsha Post Office by Dohanos. Illinois Politics, Brooklyn Rookie Ballplayer (in color), Rheumatic Fever, I Saw Indian Holy Man Die, Lionel Barrymore Memoirs part 2, Border Patrol, Otters  CONDITIONS VARY - PHOTOS ARE ONLY SAMPLE CONTENTS SHORT STORIES THE MARRIAGE QUESTION...JOHN DE MEYER MOB VICTIM...HUGH B. CAVE BAGPIPE BRIGADE...WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN JOE'S SECRET PLAN...R. ROSS ANNETT ARTICLES I WANTED TO BE SOMEBODY (FIRST OF THREE PARTS)...ALTHEA GIBSON THE FACE OF AMERICA: THE CHINESE-AMERICANS...PHOTOGRAPH BY JACK FIELDS I WAS A COMPULSIVE GAMBLER...ANONYMOUS CAN NASSER TAKE IT ALL?...JAMES P. O'DONNELL BOSS OF THE MISSILEMEN...COREY FORD AND JAMES PERKINS SHE MADE IT THE SECOND TIME...ROBERT JOHNSON HE RUNS A BIRD COLLEGE...ROUL TUNLEY SERIAL I MARRIED MURDER (SEVENTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...EDWIN LANHAM A DAY IN MONTE CARLO (FOURTH OF SIX PARTS)...MARTHA ALBRAND COVER BY THORNTON UTZ  The Saturday Evening Post [v224 # 8, August 25, 1951] (15¢, 10½" x 13½", cover by Stevan Dohanos) •Mercenary Motive · Jean Muir · ss •Dead or Alive · W. B. Ready · ss •Affair with a Genius · Michael Fessier · ss •The Boy Who Went Away · Elick Moll · ss •The Outcast of Crooked River [Part 2 of 6] · Frank Bonham · sl •The Smuggled Atom Bomb [Part 4 of 5] · Philip Wylie · sl •Smugglers were my quarry by Edson J. Shamhart •The world's happiest King Gusti of Sweden •They tried to make our Marines love Stalin Korean POWs •Even the Russians are going to play 1952 Olympics •What about Pay as you look TV? •To the Stratosphere in a glider Bob Symons •Saranac Lake NY •The Big water Gyp of Montana - Kenilworth Bench and Lonesome Prairie Montana Lots of car ads

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 13, 1 $15.00

  

August 26, 1950 The Saturday Evening Pos $15.00

  

Saturday Evening Post August 23, 1958 $14.95

  

1951 Saturday Evening Post August 25-Sar $14.95
August 31, 1957 - Cover Artist: Alajalov --- No Playing Through Condition: nice inside pages accept for bottom corner tip damage on the last few pages; very light cover wear Some Selected Articles: Town With a Homemade Lake - Bloomington, Indiana The Penalty Worse Than Death - Life Sentence I Rode Detroit's Mystery Car - Edsel A Crooner Comes Back - Gene Austin Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features - Great Vintage Ads!   1955 August 20 Saturday Evening Post - Norman Rockwell Issue August 20, 1955 - Cover Artist: Norman Rockwell --- "Mermaid" or "Lobsterman" Condition: Nice inside pages; erased spot on the cover page Some Selected Articles: I Thought I'd Never Get Home by Lt. Col. Edwin L. Heller, USAF I'd Hate to Pitch Nowadays - Dazzy Vance Summer Theater is Crazy! How I Weaned Petrov from Communism Yankee Camp Meeting Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features Great Vintage Ads!  The Saturday Evening POST August 24 - August 31 1963 Ray Charle •88 pages COVER: By photographer Bob Huntzinger shows three Kansas City girls whipping around a Missouri lake on a towed makeshift aquaplane.. CONTENTS: •Who's That Tampering With My Clock? (Speaking Out) ~ H. Allen Smith •Can Goldwater Win in '64? •TV's Prosperous Pitchmen •When the Russians Try to Invade Suburbs •Water Torture •Motorboat Madness •My Life Inside the Mob •What's So Great About Ray Charles? •Laos: The War That Never Stops •Hucksters of Hope For Arthritics •The Elopers by Dawn Powell •Our Friend the Sea by John O'Hara •It Was Different With Cinderella by Wilma Shore  CONDITIONS VARY - PHOTOS ARE ONLY SAMPLE CONTENTS SHORT STORIES ESCAPE FROM WOMEN...STEVE MCNEIL DANGEROUS QUARRY...WILLIAMS FORREST CONVICT'S SECRET...JOHN AND WARD HAWKINS FORBIDDEN FANCY...EDWARD LINDALL ARTICLES MR. UNPREDICTABLE...JACK ALEXANDER I CALL UPON DANNY KAYE...PETE MARTIN THE FACE OF AMERICA: 1404 WINDOWS TO WASH...PHOTOGRAPH BY H. LANDSHOFF PORT OF FRESH WATER SAILORS...ARTHUR W. BAUM THE RAP GANGSTERS FEAR MOST...STANLEY FRANK MECCA FOR ANTIQUE HUNTERS...ERNEST O. HAUSER BALTIMORE'S BONUS-BABY BLUES...HARRY T. PAXTON YOU'RE ON THIS LIST...ROBERT M. YODER SERIAL I MARRIED MURDER (FIFTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...EDWIN LANHAM A DAY IN MONTE CARLO (SECOND OF SIX PARTS)...MARTHA ALBRAND COVER BY EARL MAYAN

1957 August 31 Post Magazine - Edsel - B $14.95

  

1955 August 20 Saturday Evening Post - N $24.95

  

The Saturday Evening POST August 24 - Au $15.00

  

Saturday Evening Post August 9, 1958 $15.00
Saturday Evening Post August 19, 1950 Complete magazine with a Traveling Salesman cover by Norman Rockwell A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift! Complete magazine in good condition. Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons, especially auto ads. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. This year was particularly replete with the better authors and artists. Good View of the world and America before the war. Sometimes we have just the cover available at half price - inquire. This issue has articles (among others): The Saturday Evening Post [August 19, 1950] (136pp, 10½" x 13½", cover by Norman Rockwell) Binder holes close to the binding on one copy. •· Beyond Control · David Lamson · ss •· To Late to Change · Margery Finn Brown · ss •· Queen of the Ball · Edwin Lanham · ss •· The Menacing Miss Ewing · Michael Fessier · ss •· Forbidden Cargo [Part 1 of 3] · Richard Stern · sl •· Murder Is the Pay-Off [Part 7 of 7] · Leslie Ford · sl •· We Barrymores · Lionell Barrymore · ar Also shows Greta Garbo •· You Don’t Lose Pennants That Way · Stanley Frank · ar Dissension among ballplayers •Why Americans hate the State Department. •The Terrible Days in Korea by Marguerite Higgins-only woman journalist in Korea. •I was King of the Thieves by Big Jim Morton Part III •Darnedest place in Washington - The Library of Congress. •The Bold Skippers of the Great lakes S.S. Harry Coulby •I love Crab Grass. by Ralph Knight  Issue Date: September 26, 1953 Cover Design By: George Hughes "Dish Washing Lessons" In This Issue: •Sunkist ad on back cover •Dangerous Derelict •There Are Broken Hearts In Brooklyn •The Fool In Charge •Sinister Journey •I Saw The Forbidden City •The Cops' Favorite Make-Believe Cop •She Teaches Washington To Put On Airs •Patterson's Marvelous Money Box •Sure, I'll Run The Four Minute Mile •Here's Where The Big Brass Relaxes •The Big Cattle Bust Of '53 •The Shrine That Rose From Rubble •... and much more!  The Saturday Evening Post Contents: The Great Plains Hit The Jack Pot Voice With A Snarl Look What They're Doing To Your Job Great ADS and Commentary - - Much More August 30, 1947 Volume 220, No 9  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: September 5, 1959 Cover Design By: John Falter "Long , Fun Day" In This Issue: •Camel ad on back cover •Black Monte's Last Raid •The Facts About Me......Jack Webb •What a Difference Makes! •Fallout: The Silent Killer •We Went With the Wind • The Face of America: Lady At The Plate •Don't Pity Us Handicapped •International Country Town •... and much more!

1950 Saturday Evening Post August 19-Tra $29.95

  

Saturday Evening Post September 26, 195 $12.50

  

Saturday Evening Post August 30, 1947 $12.50

  

Saturday Evening Post September 5, 1959 $12.50
1951 Saturday Evening Post - Singer Sewing Machine Issue: July 7, 1951 - Cover Artist: Dohanos, Stevan --- Patriotic Band Concert Condition: Excellent inside pages; minor cover dings Some Selected Articles: Mr. Singer's Money Machine How to Heckle Stalin The Greeks Know How to Die by Harold H. Martin The Case of Anne Milton, Ex-Convict They Don't Build Them Like that Anymore - Antique Cars The Lady Who Told off the President (Truman) - India Edwards Short Stories - Articles  CONDITIONS VARY - PHOTO IS ONLY A SAMPLE CONTENTS SHORT STORIES TOO MANY MEN IN HER LIFE...ZACHARY GOLD MAQUA, THE PINTAIL...EDMUND GILLIGAN THE BOY NOBODY PLAYED WITH....MICHAEL DRURY HAVE A HEART, LADY!...RUTH LAMSON ARTICLES FLASH - TORNADO WARNING!...PAT MCDERMOTT LET'S FACE IT - WE'RE IN A JAM...U.S. SEN. HENRY CABOT LODGE, JR. MR. SINGER'S MONEY MACHINE (LAST OF FOUR ARTICLES)...JOHN KOBLER WILL FRANCE BE STABBED IN THE BACK AGAIN?...ERNEST O. HAUSER THESE FUND DRIVES ARE GETTING ME DOWN...MARGARET CULKIN BANNING WHAT AN AUCTION HE COULD HOLD!...ARTHUR W. BAUM FATHER BOUGHT A BALL TEAM...PETER ORDWAY SERIALS THE BAHAMAS MURDER CASE (FIFTH OF SEVEN PARTS)...LESLIE FORD LADY ON THE LAM (CONCLUSION)...CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND COVER BY CONTANTIN ALAJALOV  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: July 20, 1957 Cover Art By: George Hughes - Pinto Paintface In This Issue: •Hit Parade ad on back cover •The Care and Eating of Lobster •Sleuth Among the Roller Coasters •We Were Trapped By The Radioactive Fallout •... and much more!   The Saturday Evening Post, July 25, 1959 Terrific vintage magazine, full of interesting articles, pictures, and illustrations. Cover by John Clymer, 88 pages. Articles:•The Rockefeller Nobody Knows, by Stewart Alsop •Are You a Distance Dummy?, by H. Allen Smith •Why Cleveland Loves Colavito, by Edward Linn •The Wonderful World of Tony Curtis, by Robert Johnson •The Struggle to Get Hoffa, Part V: Hoffa Confounds His Enemies, by John Bartlow Martin •My Friend Jesse Stuart, by John Bird Serials:•Mark of Treachery (Third of eight parts), by Clarence Budington Kelland •Death Walk (Fifth of six parts), by Arthur Mayse Short Stories:•A Most Beautiful Model, by Michael Forrestier •The Deadly Torrent, by Geoffrey Household •Combat Cook, by William Chamberlain •Love Gas, by Jacob Hay Also contains many great ads

The Saturday Evening Post July 7, 1951 $15.00

  

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Saturday Evening PostMagazine July 20, 1 $15.00

  

The Saturday Evening Post, July 25, 1959 $15.00
Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: July 4, 1953 Cover Design by : Ben Prins - 4th of July Fireworks In This Issue: Kodak ad on back cover They Called Him A "Psycho" Uncle Sam's Overseas Watchdogs ... and much more! Buy with confidence!  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: July 4, 1953 Cover Design by : Ben Prins - 4th of July Fireworks In This Issue: Kodak ad on back cover They Called Him A "Psycho" Uncle Sam's Overseas Watchdogs ... and much more! Buy with confidence!  The Saturday Evening Post magazine. Great vintage ads. Date: July 5, 1958. Cover: I Cooked For The Queen. Condition: good condition overall: may may small tears, writing, yellowing of pages, small stains, folds Would make a wonderful addition to your collection. Sold as is.  1947 July 5 S E Post Magazine - Life Under Franco - TULSA - Boxer King Tony Zale Issue: July 5, 1947 - 120 pages Cover Artist: Dohanos, Stevan --- Two Generations of Vets Nice inside pages; cover flaws Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features Great Vintage Ads!

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 4, 19 $15.00

  

Saturday Evening Post Magazine July 4, 19 $15.00

  

Saturday Evening Post July 5 1958 Cooked $15.00

  

1947 July 5 S E Post Magazine - Life Und $15.00
1958 Saturday E. Post - Eddie Mathews - Richard Nixon July 12, 1958 - Cover Artist: Amos Sewell --- "Small Fry" Some Selected Articles: I've Grown Up and So Has Milwaukee by Eddie Mathews Requiem for a Noble Engine - Windmill My Courtship in Code by C. L. Sulzberger - Foreign correspondent Nixon on Nixon The Mystery of Richard Nixon Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features - Great Vintage Ads!  Saturday Evening Post July 21, 1951 Complete magazine with a Hughes cover A great Birthday or Anniversary Gift! Complete magazine in good condition. Lorimer's master piece enjoyed by generations of Americans. Wonderful artists and writers as well. Abundantly filled with ads and cartoons, especially auto ads. Well rounded reading that anyone would enjoy. Sometimes we have just the cover available at a lower price - inquire. This issue has articles (among others): The Saturday Evening Post [v224 # 3, July 21, 1951] (15¢, 10½" x 13½", cover by Hughes) •The Immodest Maiden · Bruce Marshall · ss •Women Aren’t So Smart · Steve McNeil · ss •Who’ll Marry My Daughter? · Ray Palmer Tracy · ss •Thief Trap · Harold Lamb · ss •They Hunt Big Game in Taxicabs · Wolfgang Langewiesche · ar African safaris for everyone. •Can We Outproduce the Russians? · Ben Pearse · ar •He Put the White Sox Back in the League · William Barry Furlong & Fred Russell · ar Pale Hose •The Pious Killer of Korea · Harold H. Martin · ar Dean Hess •Mr. Singer’s Money Machine [Part 3 of 4] · John Kobler · ar •The Things That Happen on the Island · Richard Thruelsen · ar Ellis Island immigrants •I Started Over at 62 · Paulsen Visel · ar settles down near Mariposa CA •Hollywood’s Child Bride · Pete Martin · ar Lots of car ads   The Saturday Evening Post The Saturday Evening Post magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Cover Design By: Hughes Back Cover Advertisement: Sunkist In This Issue • How the air force woos uneasy wives • The most famous strike-out in baseball •...and much more! Buy with confidence! Magazine is complete and in EXCELLENT condition - mailing label on front cover  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES A GENTLEMAN AND A FOOL...JOSEPH MARSHALL THE FLYING PRIVATEER...ALBERT S. WILSON WELL OF ANGER...MORGAN LEWIS REVEREND BROWN'S ESCAPE...BRUCE MARSHALL NOVELETTE CRIMINAL'S MARK...JOHN AND WARD HAWKINS ARTICLES THE SECRET FIGHT THAT DOOMED THE LUFTWAFFE...JAMES P. O'DONNELL THE CITIES OF AMERICA: ALBUQUERQUE...NEIL M. CLARK HE MADE THE DIFFERENCE FOR THE DODGERS...HAROLD ROSENTHAL DON'T JUNK THE MARSHALL PLAN YET!...PAT McCARRAN, UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM NEVADA BURGLAR IN THE TREETOPS...GEORGE HEINHOLD CAN WE CHECK THE RISING TOLL OF LUNG CANCER?...STEVEN M. SPENCER THE ISLANDS TIME FORGOT...JOHN MALONEY SAN QUENTIN IS MY HOME: THE WORST PART OF THE JOB (THIRD OF EIGHT ARTICLES). ..WARDEN CLINTON T. DUFFY AS TOLD TO DEAN JENNINGS SERIAL GIRL IN HIDING (FIRST OF SIX PARTS)...EDWIN LANHAM OTHER FEATURES POST SCRIPTS EDITORIALS KEEPING POSTED LETTERS REPORT TO THE EDITORS VERSES COVER DESIGN BY ALAJALOV

1958 Saturday E. Post - Eddie Mathews - $15.00

  

1951 Saturday Evening Post July 21-Chica $23.00

  

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Saturday Evening Post April 8, 1950

Item specifics Condition: Good: A book that has been read but is in good condition. Very minimal damage to the cover including scuff ... Read moreabout the condition Subject: News, General Interest Publication Year: 19540000 Publication Name: Saturday Evening Post  Vintage August 5, 1950 The Saturday Evening Post Cover By Hughes All covers are attached. Some may have rusted staples. Some may have slight edge tears and some covers may have light dirt or staining due to storage and age and some may have address labels if shown if photo. If any other major defects they will be listed below. but all are complete with TONS of beautiful ads!!!  CONDITIONS VARY - PHOTO ONLY A SAMPLE CONTENTS STORIES THE RED-DUST MURDER...LOUIS KAYE PLANE DOWN, HURRICANE AREA!...PHILIP WYLIE DON'T CALL ME MOTHER...LEON WARE THE FLIRT OF FLAT CREEK...WILLIAM MARTIN ARTICLES THEY HAVEN'T KILLED ME YET (FIRST OF TWO PARTS)...GOM SAM MUE WITH WILLIAM J. SLOCUM WE ADOPTED A DAUGHTER...HARRY BELL THE DARING YOUNG MEN OF TRANSOCEAN (LAST OF THREE ARTICLES)...RICHARD THRUELSEN WE'RE LICKING THE TERROR OF THE ARTIC...JAMES R. ASWELL WOW! DID TRUMAN EVER FOOL THE FARMERS!...GLENN D. EVERETT HOW TO MAKE BUREAUCRATS EARN THEIR PAY...WILLIAM S. DUTTON HERE'S HOW I PICK BIG-LEAGUE PROSPECTS...HOLLIS THURSTON, AS TOLD TO JOHN MAYNARD SERIALS TOMBSTONE (SEVENTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...CLARENCE BUDINGTON KELLAND HOUSE OF FEAR (THIRD OF SIX PARTS)...VICTOR CANNING COVER...BY AMOS SEWELL  Saturday Evening Post The POST magazine is famous for its great illustrators. Each issue features articles, stories by famous authors, photographs, and great vintage advertisements Issue Date: August 18, 1951 Cover Design by : John Falter "Aw Mother Nature!" In This Issue: ◦Betty Crocker ad on back cover ◦Hijacking: Softest Touch in Crime ◦That Guy Duff! ◦The Doctors Downfall ◦Tha Pit in the Jungle ◦The Outcast of Crooked River ◦The Smuggled Atom Bomb ◦..and much more!

1954 August 21 POST Mag N ROCKWELL - Est $25.00

  

Vintage August 5, 1950 The Saturday Even $15.00

  

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Saturday Evening Post August 18, 1951 *Jo $13.50
Issue Date: September 14, 1957 Cover Design By: Don Bleitz "Snowy Owls" In This Issue: •Oasis ad on back cover •Birds Of Our Land •I Was A Tennis Slave •Prodigy At Harvard •I Am A Kidnaper Of Sorts •India Faces The Facts of Life •The Face Of America: They Dance All Night •Queen Of The Seas •Sure Cure For Stage Fright •Man Trackers Of The Rockies •... and much more  CONTENTS SHORT STORIES THE MAN WHO MARRIED FOR MONEY...ROBERT STANDISH OUTLAW DOG...JOHN CRAIG STEWART RENO BOUND...JOSEPH CARROLL THE KID NOBODY COULD HANDLE...KURT VONNEGUT, JR. NOVELETTE TUGBOAT ANNIE LOSES A RACE...NORMAN REILLY RAINE ARTICLES CASE OF THE BOUNCING MAYOR...HAROLD H. MARTIN THE FACE OF AMERICA: UNDER THE HIGH TETONS...PHOTOGRAPH BY GRANT HEILMAN THE THINGS THAT HAPPEN ON TV!...SEYMOUR BERNS BIG TIME FOOTBALL BLUES...HARRY PAXTON AND JIM LEAMING TROUBLE IN THE SUBURBS (SECOND OF THREE ARTICLES)...HAL BURTON HE MADE THE COURT SUPREME...VIRGINIUS DABNEY THE NEIGHBORS INHERITED $11,000,000...BILL WOLF THEY GIVE US A GOOD NAME...THEODORE S. REPPLIER SERIALS A KILLER CAME TO TOWN (CONCLUSION)...VERNE ATHANAS UNDERWORLD U.S.A. (FOURTH OF EIGHT PARTS)...JOSEPH F. DINNEEN COVER BY GEORGE HUGHES  September 21, 1957 - Cover Artist: John Clymer --- Ride 'Em Cowboy Condition: Excellent inside pages - rough side & top edge on the cover page Some Selected Articles: Out of My Past by George Raft They Spy for the Series - Baseball Sleuths I Brought Home a Princess - Prussia The Mysterious Mr. Niarchos - Greek Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features - Great Vintage Ads  1951 September 15 POST Magazine - Jimmy Stewart - Pigskin Preview - Milwaukee WI Issue: September 15, 1951 (204 pages) - Cover Artist: Schaeffer, Mead --- Showing Off the Big One Condition: Very Nice inside pages; minor cover dings Some Selected Articles: He Doctors High-Priced Cars - Hollywood - Werner Maeder The Cities of America: Milwaukee Pigskin Preview Anyone Can Raise Orchids The Shyest Guy in Hollywood - Jimmy Stewart Short Stories - Articles - Serials - Other Features Great Vintage Ads! Esther Williams

Saturday Evening Post Magazine September $12.50

  

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1957 September 21 Post Magazine George R $9.95

  

1951 September 15 POST Magazine - Jimmy $7.00
LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Fredrick March and Franciska Gaal Contents Include: The Hope Diamond-Does it Carry a Curse? War Propoganda Exposed-The Picture Story of Lies That Make Ward The Year's Best Humor Mainbocher-The Man Who Designs the Duchess of Windsor's Clothes Hollywood Off Guard Models and Buyers Tennis Playing Bundys What Does Your Handwriting Reveal About You? Rubinoff and His Violin Which Do Gentlemen Prefer: Blondes or Brunettes? Dionne Quintuplets Toy Village in England Race Horse Breaks His Leg Keeping Plane Pilots Healthy Grounds for Divorce They Won Carnegie Hero Medals Cecil B DeMille's The Buccaneer  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Arleen Whelan and Warner Baxter Contents Include: Amme Morrow Lindbergh David Sarnoff Radio's Guiding Genius You Can Draw Carving History in Rock Dogs Movie Tricks Katherine Rawls-America's No. 1 Woman Athlete Kissing the Blarney Stone Hollywood's Newest Star-Arleen Whelan The Dionne Quintuplets Are The Quintuplets Normal? A New Baseball Season Danger is My Business They Posed for Their Statues  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Errol Flynn and Olivia de Haviland Contents Include: The Rockefeller Women Blind Person Learn How to Row Wake Up ande Live You, Like this Peoria Family, Pay the Taxes Sawing a Woman in Half The War in the Orient Comes to America Boycott Against Japan The Most Expensive Dolls in the World Are You a Coward? The Adventures of Robin Hood Paulette Goddard U.S. Navy Builds Biggest Aircraft Carrier(U.S.S. Yorktown) The Table Manners of Mable Tanners Hollywood Off Guard Gym Work on the Pyramids Movie Tricks The Private Life of Louisiana's Governor Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars Bill Klem-The Umpire Who Never Made a Mistake Camera Exposes Floating-in-Air Trick Ruth Law-The FIrst Woman Stunt Flyer  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Marlene Dietrich Contents Include: A Woman Breaks Into a Harem G-Men Fight Crime With Science Marlene Dietrich's Troubles (one page in photographic spread has closed tear) Man Against Fire Did Lincoln's Slayer Escape? To Catch a Wild Giraffe Try These Exercises George M. Cohan The Story of Two Brides Bees Will Behave if You Know How to Treat Them Well The Push-Button House The Idol of France Comes to Hollywood

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LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Dionne Quintuplets Contents AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT America Needs Better Prisons The Lambeth Walk is Easy (Arthur Murray) BRAINS TEASERS Photocrime How Smart Are You? 20 Questions to Test You HOBBIES Famous Autographs MISCELLANY Famous Basket Trick Exposed Cartoons by Jefferson Machamer A Little Girl Has a Jam Session A Sculptor's Baby Poses An Elephant's Keeper Takes a Chance MOVIES Marie Wilson-Hollywood's Smartest Dumb Blond Jean Hersholt-Character Genius Martha Raye-The Movies' Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde PEOPLE Confidentially They Married for Love America's Top Women Flyers Bug Baer-Wizard of the Wisecrack SCIENTCE Sleeping Pills-Friend or Enemy? How to Detect Counterfeit Money New Glass Keeps Drinks Bubbling Tested Toys X-Ray Pierces Iron SPORTS How to Watch a Football Game Football Sign Language Bull Tramples Matador-Amateur Photography WORLD SPOTLIGHT The British Museum is Fooled A Hospital for Women Only  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, slight paper loss at head of spine, else else in good + to very good condition. Cover - Deglamour Girl (Deptiction of War as a Lustful Hag) Contents AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT Birth Control-A Debate Found: The Average Voter $30 Every Thursday Should Hitchiker's Ride? BRAIN TEASERS Photocrime 20 Questions to Test You HEALTH AND BEAUTY Glamour Girl Goess to Bed Farm for Slender Figures HUMOR Machamer, at the Auto Show (Cartoons) MOVIES His Picture on Her Back Mickey Rooney-Gable's Rival Betty Davis Grows Up Secret Files of a Press Agent There Goes My Heart: A Preview PEOPLE Confidentially Lucius Beebe: Snob Superstitions of the Famous Dewey G.O.P Man of Destiny? Dionne Quintuplets Have Pets Anne Lindbergh's New Book SPORTS Wrestling Jitterbugs THRILLS A Dive to Death-If---- She Leaps-Amateur Photographsy WORLD SPOTLIGHT Twenty Years of Peace  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover Art - Unknown Artist Contents AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT America's Most Democratic and Most Republican Counties New York's School for Firemen Students Who Work Their Way BRAIN TEASERS How Smart Are You? Photocrime 20 Questions to Test You CRIME Camera Gun MISCELLANY Amateur Photographer's Department Sextuplets Kept Secret for 72 Years Jefferson Machamer's Hollywood Extra Girl What's New in Women's Veils Grounds for Divorce Co-Ed Sign Language Nude Children Go to School A Cat Spill Its Milk MOVIES Men With Wings: A Movie Preview Lupe Velez Gives a Divorce Party Elephant Boy Makes a New Movie Sally Rand Has a New Dance PEOPLE Confidentially President Roosevelt's Illness Grover Whalen, Stuffed Shirt German Ace Loops the Loop SCIENCE Life of an Intern Giant Magnet New Ideas for the Home SPORTS Marshall Goldberg, Football Star An Athlete's Golden Age Amateur Bicycle Racers Crash WORLD SPOTLIGHT Hilter's Sanity Questioned  LOOK magazine was a popular photo-journalism interest magazine that competed with LIFE and was published from 1937 to 1971. LOOK often featured movie stars on the cover but regularly covered serious social issues such as politics and race. The two- to three-month lead needed to compile and distribute the magazine, sometimes put topics on the newsstands at awkward times. In one instance, the results of an opinion poll on the 1964 presidential election appeared three weeks after Kennedy's November 22 assassination. Mild cover wear with edge toning, else in very good condition. Cover - Franklin D. Roosevelt Contemts AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT Death on the Highways Nation's Loneliest Man What I Like and Don't Like About America ANIMALS An Elephant Drinks Two-Legged Brownie Diving Horse BRAIN TEASERS Photocrime 20 Questions to Test You BEAUTY Punkins Takes a Lemon Bath A Head for Figures Unswept Hair is a Flop FASHION Best Dressed Working Girls HUMOR LOOK Laughs MOVIES Jean Harlow Lives On Joan Crawford Dances Again Cowboy and the Lady: A PReview PEOPLE Confidentially I Want a Date Big Shots are Camera Fans Who's Who in Who's Who SCIENCE The Lie Detector in Live New Ideas Wonders in Your Head SPORTS All-America Teams are Bunk! THRILLS Modern William Tell World War Aerial Combat WORLD SPOTLIGHT Tragedy of the European Jew

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