Vintage Collier's Magazine June 22 1956 Troubled South Search for a Middle Ground

If you’re a fan of vintage magazines, look no further than this authentic edition of Collier's Magazine from June 22, 1956. This captivating issue features a thought-provoking exploration of the “Troubled South” and its quest for a middle ground during a time of great change and social unrest in America. With rich historical significance, this magazine is not only a window into the past but also a conversation starter for anyone interested in the history of civil rights and social justice.

The magazine is in good, pre-owned condition and showcases the charming imperfections that come with age. Minor wear can be found along the edges, which adds to its character. You may notice slight marks and/or rips, but overall, it is quite presentable and will make a fine addition to any collector's library or living room coffee table.

One of the highlights of this particular issue is the intriguing articles that delve deep into the complexities of life in the South during the 1950s. The insights provided can spark engaging discussions about historical contexts and their relevance today. This magazine is perfect for educators, historians, and enthusiasts looking to enrich their knowledge base with an authentic piece of Americana.

• The magazine comes protected in a plastic covering, ensuring it remains in good shape for years to come.
• A unique address label is affixed to the front, adding to its vintage charm.

In addition to its engaging content and protective covering, you’ll receive the magazine just as we found it:

• Good and used condition.
• Edges may have very minor wear.
• There may be minor marks and/or rips. Overall in good shape.
• Address label on front.
• Comes with plastic, protective covering.

This unique publication makes for a thoughtful gift or a splendid addition to your own personal collection. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history that showcases an era of transformation and resilience.

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):

• ARTICLES
  • Troubled South: Search for a Middle Ground — C. A. McKnight
    • A Southerner discusses the moderate's dilemma in the desegregation fight
  • 10 Tips to Weekend Golfers — Cary Middlecoff
    • A big-money winner shows how to play some of golf's most bothersome shots
  • Breakaway Plane — James J. Haggerty, Jr.
    • Here's how future fliers may bail out at three times the speed of sound
  • The Man in the Gray Dacron Suit
    • The clothing world offers a solution to the commuter's hot-weather problems
  • Pick a Picnic — Helen Evans Brown and James A. Beard
    • Outdoor eating is more fun with a special menu and practical equipment
  • Why Close Schools in Summer? — Harry Henderson
    • Some towns that keep schools open find it helps both teachers and children
  • The Arts Look Lively in Boston — Russell Lynes
    • The Boston Arts Festival is a happy marriage of culture and commerce
• SHORT STORIES
  • Frame of Mind (The Short Short Story) — Sam F. Ciulla
    • Someday my old man's crazy "system" wouldn't work. That I had to see
  • First Lesson — Mildred Clingerman
    • She lived each day in awful fear that her nightmare would come true
  • Death Starts a Rumor — Charles B. Child
    • A trail of gossip leads Chafik to a rendezvous with a killer
• SERIAL
  • Old Yeller (Second of Three Parts) — Fred Gipson
    • That ugly old dog had finally won me—and now I was about to lose him
• FEATURES
  • Appointment with O'Hara — John O'Hara
  • Letters
  • 48 States of Mind — Walter Davenport
  • Cold, Cold World — Ted Key
  • Collier's Credits — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
  • Collier's Comment