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ISSUE DATE: January 1939; Vol. 34, No. 201
Articles, subjects and contributors in this issue:
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"He Could Take It" about Abraham Lincoln by Arno Reincke.
"Unser Amerika" about Nazi propganda to "reconquer" America for Germany by S. K. Padover.
Mama Visits The Western Electric Factory by Morris Markey.
Chinese Minute Men.
Make a note of it! by Robert R. Updegraff.
King of Kings (The Shah Of Iran) by John Gunther.
Shield Of Liberty: The Bill Of RigAlvah C. Roebuckhts by James Trunslow Adams.
"Meet The Co-Founder": of Sears Roebuck & Co. by Greer Williams.
Child's Delight by Webb Waldron.
Great Britain's Europe (What is Chamberlain aiming at--and will he succeed?).
The Rediscovery Of Man by Henry C. Link, PhD..
An American Helps Italy Over The Hurdles by Jerome Beatty.
The Last Days of St. Pierre by Fairfax Downey.
And the world was purified by Westbrook Pegler.
A Negro Looks At The South by Ollie Stewart.
What's Wrong With Roosevelt by Bruce Barton.
Information please by Henry Morton Robinson.
Town Forests That Pay by William Seabrook.
How To Take A Walk by Alan Devoe.
Radium Hounds by Robert B. Taft, M.D..
Stephen Foster of Tin Pan Alley by Sigmund Spaeth.
Great Dam (Grand Coulee) by Stewart Chase.
Millinery Madness by Dorothy Thompson.
Legalize Divorce by Mutual Consent: Pro and Con.
Louisville washes its hands by Karl Detzer.
Breathe Freely! by James Kendall.
Emergency Case by Peter Cary.
Grandma Called It Carnal by Bertha Damon.
Address unknown by Kressmann Taylor.
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