1952/01/19 — The cover features George McManus and his characters, credited to Sam Oppe Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Jiggs and I — Part 1 of 3 by George McManus with Henry La Cossitt The Fertility of Hunger by Josue de Castro Will Warren Pivot to the Presidency? by James C. Derieux He Calls the Hit Tune [...]
1951/12/29 — The cover, Princess Margaret and Margaret Truman, is credited to Richard Deane Taylor Contents as follows:ARTICLES: The Two Margarets I Know by Elsa Maxwell with illustrations by Al Hirschfeld The Army’s Plastic Mountains — Collier’s Color Camera A Cool Customer by A.J. Cronin, Adventures of a Young Doctor, No. V with illustrations by [...]
1951/12/01 — The cover, “Governor Dewey and Chinese Statesman Yu Yu-Jen on Formosa” is credited to Bill Stapleton Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Pacific Report — Part 1 of 3 — by Thomas E. Dewey M-m-m-Meet J-j-j-Joe F-f-f-Frisco by Peter Lind Hayes with full-page illustration by Al Herschfeld How to Make Tanks in a Hurry by Lt. [...]
1951/11/17 — Cover features Mrs. Helen Martini and “Mambo” and is credited to Ed Burke Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Let’s Draw the Line Now by Lt. Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer, U.S.A. (Ret.) Phantom of the Metropolitan Opera by Martin Abramson and illustrated by Lowell Hess I See Them Kiss and Cry by Sgt. Donald Stringfellow with [...]
1951/10/20 — Joseph Stalin cover is credited to Frederick Siebel Contents as follows:ARTICLES: He’d Rather Write Than Be President by Ernest Barcella is about White House Secretary Bill Hassett with drawings by Al Hirschfeld Tyrannies Must Fall by Allan Nevins with illustrations by Fred Freeman England’s Next Queen by J.L. Newman Mixing a Manhattan Musical [...]
1951/10/13 — The cover, Dietrich’s Daughter, is credited to Sharland Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Groucho Is My Pop by Arthur Marx Last of the ‘Dedicated Old Maids’ by Vance Johnson is about Katharine Lenroot Our First War with the Russians by Maj. Gen. Edward E. MacMorland with Lt. Col. Clarke Newlon Top Hatters’ Top Hats — [...]
1951/09/29 — The cover is credited to Bill Tuck Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Epidemic at Sea, Part I, by A.J. Cronin and illustrated by Robert Fawcett Is Hollywood Through? by Samuel Goldwyn The Mountain Boys at Yale by Red Smith with illustration by Willard Mullin One Week with God by Howard Whitman New Ginger on Broadway [...]
1951/09/15 — The cover of Nebraska’s Bobby Reynolds is credited to Hy Peskin Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Russia’s Most Mysterious Colony by William Attwood and Seymour Freidin is about Albania Francis Wallace’s 12th Football Preview My Life With Toots by Marion “Baby” Shor with Tom Meany about Toots Shor with full-page illustration by Willard Mull Advising [...]
1951/09/01 — The cover is credited to John Mechling Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Has Science Found the Spark of Life? by John Lear “Little Mo”–Watch Her Go — Collier’s Color Camera featuring tennis phenomenon Maureen Connolly The AFL Will Absorb the CIO When by Edwin A. Lahey Working for Woodrow Wilson — Continuing Herbert Hoover’s Memoirs [...]
1951/08/25 — The cover is credited to Hugh Broderick Contents as follows:ARTICLES: “The Man to See” in New Jersey — Part 1 of 2 — by Lester Velie is about Longie Zwillman Jackie Gleason — Gleeful Goliath by Murray Robinson Food for 10,000,000 — Continuing Herbert Hoover’s Memoirs of Public Life — by Herbert Hoover [...]
1951/08/18 — The cover is credited to Stanley & Janice Berenstain Contents as follows:ARTICLES: This We Learned in Korea by Brig. Gen. Mike Michaelis with Bill Davidson Battling the Early Black Markets — Continuing Herbert Hoover’s Memoirs of Public Life — by Herbert Hoover Unlazy Susan by Thomas Wood is about Susan Hayward and includes [...]
1951/07/07 — Cover is credited to Fred Freeman Contents as follows:OUR 175th YEAR OF FREEDOM — An American Album: No Hand Trembled by Dr. Julian P. Boyd “Independence Forever!” by F. Wan Wyck Mason Patrick Henry’s Call to Arms The Man Without a Country by Edward Everett Hale “That Day Shall Be Honored” by Damiel [...]
1951/06/23 — The cover is credited to Alex Raymond and Richard Beattie Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Are We Losing India? by David E. Lilienthal G.B. Shaw’s Letters to Gene Tunney by Gene Tunney Weather and You by Jacqueline Berke and Vivian Wilson with drawings by Al Hirschfeld Away Out West in the Land of Cotton by [...]
1951/06/16 — Cover is credited to Hans Knopf Contents as follows:ARTICLES: My Air Adventures with General MacArthur by Lt. Col. Anthony F. Story, USAF, with Bill Davidson It’s a Grand Alliance by J.B. Priestley with drawings by Harry Devlin One Touched with Genius by James Poling is about Shirley Booth with a full-page color photo [...]
1951/05/26 — The cover is credited to Thomas Fransioli Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Baseball Hercules by Tom Meany is about Ted Kluszewski That Sterling Character by Thomas F. Brady is about Jan Sterling and includes a full-page color photo Cancer Quacks by Bill Fay Village on Stilts by Ben Lucien Burman The Man Who Says No [...]
1951/04/21 — “April 19, 1775 – Paul Revere’s Historical Ride” cover is credited to Walter Bomar Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Atomic Miracle by John Lear Jo Stafford — Her Songs Upset Joe Stalin by Bill Davidson, includes full-page color photo of Stafford In Defense of Our Jury System by Federal Judge Louis E. Goodman The New [...]
1951/04/07 — The cover is credited to Gladys Terry Contents as follows:ARTICLES: The Huks – Foe in the Philippines by Robert Shaplen Lions ‘n’ Tigers ‘n’ Clyde Beatty by Collie Small “Flavor of Romance and Spice of Danger” — Beginning: Exploring Queen of Sheba Land — by Wendell Phillips Gertie and the King of Siam [...]
1951/03/31 — Cover illustrated by Stan Ekman Contents as follows:ARTICLES: A Reporter in Search of God by Howard Whitman Russia Can’t Take Alaska by Father Bernard R. Hubbard, S.J. with Bill Davidson Arturo Toscanini by Howard Taubman Corned-Beef Confucious by Murray Robinson and illustrated by Al Hirschfeld America’s Ten Weirdest Animals “I Never Missed One [...]
1951/03/10 — Cover credited to Bob Hanks Contents as follows:ARTICLES: You May Be Drafted to Give Blood by John Lear Embassy Girl by Seymour Freidin features Nancy Cunningham Are the Major League Strangling Baseball? by Francis Wallace and illustrated by Willard Mullin They’re After Pirate Gold by Glynn Harvey ‘I Never Wanted to See Europe [...]
1951/03/03 — Cover credited to Roy M. Mason Contents as follows:ARTICLES: The Girls Get Ready to Serve by Michael Clarke New York’s Tin Shields Become an Iron Curtain — A Terror in Our Cities Report — by Howard Whitman The Story of Carbine Williams by John Kobler Anyone for Basketball? by Red Smith and illustrated [...]
1951/02/24 — “Washington Crossing the Delaware” — No. 5 in Collier’s Commemorative Series — cover is credited to Tom Lovell Contents as follows:ARTICLES: How Truman Writes Those Letters by Jonathan Daniels with drawings by Al Hirschfeld Russia Oils Up in the Arctic by Leonid Smirnov Adventures Abroad — Continuing “The Personal Memoirs of Herbert Hoover” [...]
1950/12/30 — The cover is credited to Homer Hill Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Russia Could Take Europe in Three Weeks by Allan Miche How the Republicans Can Win in ’52 by Raymond A. McConnell, Jr. Dollars and Sense Research by Donald Robinson Winged Work Horse by James H. Winchester is about the DC-3 Speaking of the [...]
1950/11/11 — Cover features U.S. Marines in Action against China’s Rebellious Boxers painted by John Clymer Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Vishinsky – The Kremlin’s Gremlin by A.M. Rosenthal and illustrated by Sam Berman Something Is Rotten in the State of Pennsylvania by Gordon Schendel PALs – Cops and Kids by Alan Hynd about the Police Athletic [...]
1950/11/04 — Cover featuring Reconnaissance Sgt. James Jenkins, 1st Calvalry Division was sketched by Howard Brodie Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Don’t Smoke – Unless You Like It by Albert Q. Maisel — For centuries tobacco has brought mankind peace and cheer. Now some scientists say smoking is dangerous. But are their findings conclusive? The answer is [...]
1950/10/28 — The cover, “U.N. Headquarters, New York” is credited to Bern Hill Contents as follows:ARTICLES: Blue Sharks Off the Red Coast by John Conner The Pro Game Isn’t Football by Stanley Woodward with illustration by Willard Mullin JCHEW GISY PYMQP UQRPD or How to Crack Enemy Codes by John Kobler Great White Mother by [...]
