Vintage Look Magazine April 27 1948 What's Become of The New Dealers? No Label

Step back in time with our VTG Look Magazine from April 27, 1948, featuring the intriguing cover story, "What's Become of The New Dealers?" This vintage publication is a snapshot of a pivotal moment in American history, allowing readers to explore the political landscape post-World War II. Whether you're a history buff, a collector, or simply someone who appreciates quality vintage magazines, this issue is sure to captivate.

This magazine is not just a reminiscent peek into the past; it’s also a great addition to any collection. Its pages are filled with eclectic advertisements and style reflections from 1948, capturing the essence of the post-war era. The article focuses on the New Deal policies and their evolution, providing insight into the political discourse of the time.

• Original Vintage Condition: This magazine comes without a label, preserving its authentic vintage charm.
• Protective Covering: Each magazine is packaged with a plastic protective cover to ensure its longevity and safeguard its delicate pages.

If you’re considering adding a unique piece of history to your collection, look no further. This issue has been kept in excellent condition, so you can be confident that what you see is what you get. Please check the attached images for a clear view of the magazine's condition and features.

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Don’t miss out on the chance to own this exceptional piece of vintage media. It’s an excellent conversation starter and a delightful reminder of how perspectives and policies have evolved over the decades.

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):

• AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT
  • What’s Become of the New Dealers?
    • By Richard Wilson
  • How Your Candidates Look on Television
  • Tennessee River Cruise: A Boating Trip Through the Tennessee Valley
  • The 1948 LOOK House: A Home to Live in Now
• WORLD SPOTLIGHT
  • Your Shrinking Dollar
  • World-wide Inflation Threatens the Middle Class
• STRICTLY PERSONAL
  • Baby Takes a Bath
  • Bermuda Ball: Society Dances Its Feet Off—for Charity
  • How to Fool People
  • So You Speak English?
  • Wash Day: LOOK Visits a Greenwich Village Self-Service Laundry
  • Lana Turner Cools Off
  • Shirley Temple and Husband: New Acting Team
  • Why Do We Cry—and Laugh?
  • Musical Tycoon: Henry Reichhold Makes Culture His Business
• SPORTS
  • 1948 Baseball Forecast
    • Sports Editor Tim Cohane Looks into the Crystal Ball
• FASHIONS AND BEAUTY
  • College Rain Hats
  • Great Paris Names Design American Dresses—Costing $8.95
• FOOD AND HOMEMAKING
  • What Wine with What Food
• SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
  • Rheumatic Fever: Childhood’s Most Neglected Disease
• DEPARTMENTS
  • Letters and Pictures to the Editor
  • Photoquiz
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Little LOOK
    • For Boys and Girls
  • Meet the People
  • It Happened Here
  • LOOK Cartoons
  • Sports Quiz
    • Conducted by Tim Cohane
  • Photocrime
  • New Movie Review
    • I Remember Mama
  • Movie Guide
  • Record Guide
• SOURCES
  • Sources of LOOK’s Pictures