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Collier's Magazine - October 30, 1943 Vintage Issue
This vintage magazine, Collier's Magazine from October 30, 1943, is a remarkable piece of history, capturing the essence of wartime America and its cultural reflections. With a striking cover reflecting themes of resilience, this issue includes engaging articles and compelling short stories that resonate with the spirit of the 1940s.
One notable article, "Revenge in Poland," delves into the Polish underground movement, offering insight into the struggles and courage of those involved. Additionally, readers can explore fascinating short stories like "People Like Jo" and "Lady Square," making this vintage issue a treasure trove for literature enthusiasts. This magazine not only provides entertainment but serves as a compelling narrative of its time.
The magazine is in excellent condition, with light wear typical for its age, making it a valuable collectible for any vintage magazine aficionado. Its pages are still vibrant, full of historic content, perfect for collectors or those interested in the rich tapestry of American journalistic history.
Highlights of this issue include:
- Engaging Short Stories: Dive into captivating tales that entertain and provoke thought.
- Unique Historical Perspective: Gain insights into wartime America and the individuals who shaped its narrative.
Don't miss your opportunity to own this collectible piece of history. Perfect for those seeking to enhance their collection with significant vintage magazines that tell stories not just of the past, but also of humanity's spirit during challenging times. Grab your copy of this Collier's vintage issue today, and enjoy a glimpse into the bygone era of cultural and literary significance!
Experience the world of vintage magazines with this exceptional issue that brings together storytelling, culture, and historical context. It's a must-have for any vintage magazine collector or history buff!
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):-
SHORT STORIES
- MOSSER MAUGER — People Like Jo. Sometimes it’s hard to learn that love isn’t all giving.
- RICHARD ENGLISH — Lady Square. Pvt. Ding-Dong Williams of the Air Corps takes himself (and friends) for a ride.
- MICHAEL FOSTER — Mountain in the Sun. A stranger’s challenge lures a Yankee sea captain into uncharted waters.
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THE SHORT SHORT STORY
- Final Letter, by John Wells.
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SERIAL STORY
- W. R. BURNETT — Nobody Lives Forever. Conclusion.
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ARTICLES
- MR. B, as told to GEORGE CREEL — Revenge in Poland. First of two articles on the extraordinary mechanism of the Polish underground, by one of its leaders.
- FRANK D. MORRIS — “Surprise Party.” The Japs had a hot time on Marcus Island the day Task Force Zero came to call
- EDWARD TOMLINSON — The Fascist Way in Argentina. A revolution by the military amounts to a minor Axis victory in South America.
- WACS IN AFRICA. — The girls have brought efficiency, service and smiles. The generals want more.
- ARCHBISHOP FRANCIS J. SPELLMAN — Action This Day. Third in a series of articles describing the churchman’s visits with our men and their leaders in Europe and Africa.
- AMY PORTER — Wet and Dry School. Opposing camps get together at Yale to discuss the use and misuse of alcohol.
- MARY AINSWORTH — Value Your Skin. Make sure your new fur coat is durable and warm as well as glamorous.
- FRELING FOSTER — Keep Up with the World.
- WING TALK.
- THE GUILTY (Konrad Henlein). — Profile of Axis Terrorist No. 13.
- THE WEEK’S WORK.
- CARL SANDBURG — The American Fable.
- EDITORIAL — American-British Alliance?
- COVER — RONALD McLEOD