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Step back in time with the vintage edition of Collier's Magazine from June 15, 1946. This issue, Vol. 117 No. 24, is titled "The Deadliest War" and is a fascinating artifact from a critical moment in history. Perfect for collectors, history enthusiasts, or anyone with an appreciation for vintage media, this magazine captures the essence of the post-World War II era.
This magazine provides a unique glimpse into the concerns, aspirations, and narratives of the time, making it a must-have for any serious collector or researcher. The cover features striking artwork that represents the gravity of "The Deadliest War," inviting readers to delve into articles that discuss the aftermath and cultural shifts following the conflict. You’ll find informative pieces that cover various aspects of life during that period.
Each physical copy is in good condition, with no labels or markings, making it a clean addition to your collection. Please refer to the provided images for a detailed view of the magazine's condition. Your purchase will arrive in a protective plastic covering to safeguard its integrity, ensuring it stays in great shape for years to come.
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- Authentic 1946 publication, perfect for collectors and history buffs.
- Comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its quality.
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Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):-
FICTION
- THE FUGITIVES — By ERNEST HAYCOX — A case of finding the right girl by running from the wrong one.
- HE LOVES ME — By NELL C. WILSON — Andy began calling his wife “lambie-pie” twenty years too late.
- TAKE CARE WHEN YOU SAY HELLO — By MOSER MAUGER — That pink dragon in ol’ Audrey’s wasn’t such a dud, after all.
- THE LONG DENIAL — By VICKI BAUM — The Serial Story. The third of four parts.
- WHEN THE LILACS BLOOMED — By NOLAN MILLER — Lee wouldn’t let Grandma spoil the joy of her graduation.
- MR. DIGNITY HAS A DREAM — By DUANE DECKER — The Short Short Story.
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ARTICLES
- THE DEADLIEST WAR — By SIDNEY SHALLET — A blitzkrieg with genes can be more horrible than atom bombing.
- IT’S A LIVING — By LUTHER DAVIS — Davy’s bedtime story of Judy Holliday, star of Born Yesterday.
- D-DAY ON CAPITOL HILL — By WAYNE L. MORSE — The senator from Oregon criticizes abuse of power in Congress.
- MR. CHARM OF WASHINGTON — By BILL DAVIDSON — Alias W. Stuart Symington, Assistant Secretary of War for Air.
- HOW TO RUN A PRIZE FIGHT — By BARNEY NAGLER — You’d be surprised how much cash the Lewis-Gans bout left.
- SCRANTON BUYS ITS OWN JOBS — By SIDNEY MARGOLIUS — It lifted itself by its bootstraps to avert a postwar crisis.
- BANQUET ON THE BEACH — By RUTH CARSON — A lesson in cooking fish in the Nassau, Bahamas, manner.
- BANK VAULT VIRTUOSO — By PAUL KAMEY — A financial institution finds organ music a business-builder.
- MIRACLE BARK — By JONAS WILLIAMS — About the many uses to which California redwood may be put.
- KEEP UP WITH THE WORLD — By FRELING FOSTER
- THE WEEK’S MAIL — From OUR READERS
- WING TALK — By FREDERICK R. NEELY
- THE WEEK’S WORK — By AMY PORTER
- EDITORIALS: The First 50 · “He” or “They” · Radio Had Better Fight
- COVER — By JON WHITCOMB