Vintage Collier's Magazine September 15, 1945 General Omar N. Bradley

Collier's Magazine - September 15, 1945

Discover a remarkable piece of history with this original Collier's Magazine vintage issue from September 15, 1945, featuring General Omar N. Bradley on the cover. This remarkable magazine provides a fascinating insight into a post-World War II America, capturing the spirit of resilience and hope that characterized the time.

The issue includes captivating articles and serialized stories that delve into various topics of the era, making it a valuable addition for collectors and history enthusiasts alike. You will find contributions from renowned authors such as Erich Maria Remarque and compelling essays on pressing social issues, reflecting the cultural dynamics of the mid-20th century.

This particular edition is not just a collectible; it’s a relic that showcases the mindset and challenges that shaped modern America. With its dramatic cover and rich content, this magazine serves as a gateway to the past, allowing readers to experience a world of tradition in a time of transformation.

Condition-wise, this vintage magazine comes in excellent shape with light wear typical for its age, ensuring it remains a worthy collectible for any vintage magazine aficionado.

Key Features:

• Unique Cultural Snapshot: Offers insight into critical post-war issues, reflecting the significant events of its time.
• Collectible Condition: Preserved in excellent condition, making it a perfect addition for any vintage magazine collection.

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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.

• FICTION
  • Arch of Triumph — By Erich Maria Remarque
    • The Serial Story. The first of six parts.
  • A Pair of Spectacles — By Dave Grubb
    • They held magic only for those who needed magic to see the truth.
  • The Last Stand of Felicity Jones — By Arthur Gordon
    • She wagered she'd make him kiss her, but he wasn't the type—at first.
  • Minstrel Boy — By Kathryn Forbes
    • The Short Short Story.
  • Bring Them Back — By Mark Schorer
    • The wisdom of children can be a strong weapon against an adult world.
  • Sailor, Take Warning — By William L. Worden
    • A pin-up girl and a one-eyed cat play hob with a boat owner's emotions.
• ARTICLES
  • Coal or Chaos in Europe — By Harold L. Ickes
    • We must ship 6,000,000 tons to the war-torn continent this winter—if only for selfish reasons.
  • Brooklyn's Sturdy Branch — By Charles Dexter
    • The boss of the fabulous Dodgers is neither colorful nor boisterous.
  • Lights Out at God's Lake — By Amy Porter
    • Photographing an eclipse of the sun in the arctic wilds.
  • The Great Nazi Gold Rush — By Sylvia Porter
    • A billion-dollar game of cops and robbers.
  • Sex in the Classroom — By Dean Jennings
    • A university conducts a co-ed class in connubial happiness.
  • Air Power—Today and Tomorrow — By W. B. Courtney
    • Conclusion. The U.S. and her allies will have to develop and control the new air weapons to maintain world peace.
  • Work and Get Well — By Gene Casey
    • A man-size job is the best therapy for partially disabled veterans.
  • Bye-Bye, Bushido — By Mac R. Johnson
    • How American psychological warfare upset the Jap warrior's code.
  • Pointless—But Good — By Ruth Carson
    • New ideas for preparing fruit and vegetable menus everyone will enjoy.
• Keep Up with the World — By Freling Foster
• Wing Talk — By Jim Marshall
• Your Life Tomorrow — By David O. Woodbury
• The Week's Work — By Amy Porter
• Editorial: Charter for Postwar America
• Cover — By U.S. Army Signal Corps