1939/11 — After Many a Summer — Part 1 — by Aldous Huxley Broadcasting the Outbreak of War by Elmer Davis Koussevitzky, Toscanini, Stokowski by Oscar Levant The Industrial Revolution Hits the Farmer by Peter F. Drucker “Light” — A poem by Hermann Hagedorn “Seal Tregarthen’s Cousin” — A story by Margery Sharp Since Yesterday [...]
1939/10 — Old People: A Rising National Problem by Roy Helton Roosevelt, the Rich Man’s Alibi by Elmer Davis “The Strange Noise of Dr. Beldoon” — A story by Morris Markey “Lost World” — A poem by Hermann Hagedorn How the Wright Brothers Began by Fred C. Kelly “Surmise” — A poem by Roland English [...]
1939/09 — Giddy Minds and Foreign Quarrels by Charles A. Beard Two Sonnets to Ourselves by Barclay Hall Foreign Trade Begins at Home by John Chamberlain Making Friends With Latin America by Hubert Herring What England and France Think About Us by Frank C. Hanighen “From Usually Reliable Sources” by Morris Gilbert What We Think [...]
1939/08 — The Return of Johnny Appleseed by Charles Allen Smart “Futility at Dawn” — A poem by Elford Caughey “Brigham and Amelia” — A story by Vardis Fisher A Prize Fighter in the Nineties by Edmund Rucker Seascape with Figures by Leonard Bacon Storm Center in Brookline by Louis Untermeyer “The Presbyterian Choir Singers” [...]
1939/07 — Germany Would Lose by Willson Woodside America’s Gunpowder Women by Pearl S. Buck “They Required of Us a Song” — A story by Ralph Bates Wall Street, Main Street, & Co. by S.H. Walker and Julia Riera Lessons in Living from the Stone Age by Vilhjalmur Stefansson Totalitarian “Prosperity” by Wilhelm Ropke A [...]
1939/06 — Debt Threatens Democracy by Roy Helton Europe’s Secret Nightmare by Henry C. Wolfe “The Birthday” — A story by Thomas Wolfe “In the Night” — A poem by Robert Nathan Why France Trusts England by Andre Maurois “Beauty Is Earth’s Immortal Carelessness” — A poem by Andrerson M. Scruggs Fascism for America – [...]
1939/05 — The End of Economic Man in Europe by Peter F. Drucker A Number of People — Recollections of London Society in the Gay Nineties — Part 1 — by Sir Edward Marsh From a Town in a State of Siege — A Sequence of Five Sonnets by Edna St. Vincent Millay Where England [...]
1939/04 — Wanted: A Sane Defense Policy by Oswald Garrison Villiard No More Excursions! by C. Hartley Grattan Courage for Tomorrow by Avis D. Carlson “Anschluss” — A Story by Kay Boyle Music Goes Into Mass Production by Dickson Skinner “Hymn Before Night” — A Poem by Martha Keller When Grandfather Ran Off With the [...]
1939/03 — In An Era of Unreason by Nathaniel Peffer Hutchins of Chicago — part 1 — by Milton S. Mayer Efim and the Tartar Horses – A Chronicle of Siberian Childhood – by Nicholas Kalashnikoff Sonnet – A poem by Elizabeth Sampson Hoopes American Women Are Coming Along by Grace Adams Doing Business in [...]
1939/02 — The Emperor of Japan by John Gunther “Rebel” — A poem by Josephine Johnson The Social Security “Reserve” Swindle by John T. Flynn Literary Conference by Leonard Bacon Before Hitler Crosses the Atlantic by Henry C. Wolfe “Silver Virgin” — A story by Benedict Thielen “Night in Paradise” — A poem by Martha [...]
1939/01 — England Moves Toward Fascism by Eliot Janeway “What Have I?” — A story by Ruth Suckow “Would Miss Tarbell See Mr. Rogers?” by Ida M. Tarbell Can Germany Win the Balkans by Peter F. Drucker “Traumerei” — A story by Charles Cooke The TVA and the Utilities by Richard Hellman The Blackest Night [...]
1938/12 — The Legal Profession by Ferdinand Lundberg “Holy Morning” — A Story by Elizabeth Madox Roberts “God’s Barn” — Poems by Winifred Welles The Road to Munich by Willson Woodside The Road from Munich by Elmer Davis Forty-Third Division — Part 1 — by Ralph Bates King of Kings — The Shah of Iran, [...]
1938/09 — China and Japan : Second Year by Nathaniel Peffer Boats for Hire — A Story by Bucklin Moon Morgan and Morgan and Lilienthal by Willson Whitman Inhibition — A Poem by Margery Mansfield In An American Factory by Stoyan Pribichevich The Story of the Davis Cup by John R. Tunis On Being Kept [...]
1938/05 — The Future of Our Higher Education by James Bryant Conant “The Dirty War” — A story by Thomas Sancton The Supreme Court Today by Marquis W. Childs New Orleans: A First Impression by J.B. Priestley When the Population Levels Off by Henry Pratt Fairchild Collective Living by John Hyde Preston “The Willow Fly” [...]
1938/04 — But Is There a Federal Deficit? by David Cushman Coyle “The White Camel” — A story by Eugene Wright Bermuda, 1938 by Frederick Lewis Allen The Millvale Apparition by Louis Adamic “In a Place of Drought” — A poem by John Dillon Husband The American Way by Gerald W. Johnson I Knew a [...]
1938/03 — We Lose the Next War by Elmer Davis “Fantasia for Trumpets” — A Story by A.H.Z. Carr “His Autumn Colored-Face” — A Poem by Jesse Stuart A Little Girl’s New York by Edith Wharton Catching Up With Inventors by Arthur Train, Jr. Russia and the Socialist Ideal by Max Eastman Do You Know [...]
1938/02 — The American Way by David Cushman Coyle “Grandma and the Sentimental Traveler” — A story by Dorothy Thomas “Creator of the Universe” — A poem by Jesse Stuart The Riddle of Hitler by Stephen H. Roberts Can Divorce Be Sucessful? by Anonymous Men Without Wheels by John W. Vancercook “New Year’s Morning” — [...]
1938/01 — Business Finds Its Voice by S.H. Walker – Paul Sklar “The Globe” — A story by Benedict Thielen World’s Fair, 1939: A Preview by Gardner Harding I Fly for Spain by Eugene Finick Word-Trouble Among the Statesmen by Stuart Chase Invitation to the Country by Charles Allen Smart “This Faith, This Violence” — [...]
1937/12 — Convulsion in the Orient by Nathaniel Peffer Mr. Sweeney’s Shadow – A Story by Joan Detweiler An Observer Warns the Church by Rollo Walter Brown Passing Understanding – A Poem by C.F. MacIntyre Robert Moses and His Parks by Hubert Herring Farewell to Shanghai by Carl Crow Word-Trouble Among the Economists by Stuart [...]
1937/11 — The Tyranny of Words by Stuart Chase Shall Marriage Be Subsidized? by Genevieve Parkhurst “Surplus” — A poem by Charles Hanson Towne “The White House Is Calling” by Stanley High I Was on the Hindenburg by Margaret G. Mather In Memoriam: Third Ypres — A Poem by James Norman Hall The Orchestra Conductor [...]
1937/10 — Balance What Budget? By David Cushman Coyle Sons of the Wold about Mussolini’s Six-Year-Old Soldiers by Ernest Poole Why Birds Leave Home by George Dock, Jr. Mathematician – A Poem by Edward Weismiller Roosevelt: Democratic or Dictatorial? by Stanley High A Sagebrush Bookshelf by Bernard DeVoto Radio, American Style by Jascha Heifetz Korea [...]
1937/09 — Mr. Roosevelt and the Future by Stanley High Good-by to the Superintendent – A story by Elizabeth Shepley Sergeant Trout in Swift Water – A poem by Edward Weismiller Japan Counts the Cost by Nathaniel Peffer Letters from Jay Chapman by M.A. De Wolfe Howe Dixie Detour by Cedric Belfrage A Formula for [...]
1937/08 — Midsummer Fiction Issue Birmingham, Alabama by George R. Leighton The Promise – A Story by John Steinbeck Washington Wife by Nathalie Colby Planning the Ethiopian Campaign by Emilio De Bono The Complete Scandalmonger by George Boas Lady in Trouble – A Story by Margery Sharp A Biologist Looks at England by J.B.S. Haldane [...]
1937/07 — The War Boom Begins by John T. Flynn The Haunted Palace – A Story by Elizabeth Madox Roberts A Professor Quits the Communist Party by Stuart Browne The Importance of Loafing by Lin Yutang Eye-Witness in Madrid – Part 2 by Geoffrey Cox Speaking of Cats and Dogs by Grace Flandrau No One [...]
1937/06 — Can the Small Business Man Survive? By John Allen Murphy Memoir of My Mother by Angelo P. Bertocci What and Where Are We? By J.W.N. Sullivan Eye-Witness in Madrid – Part 1 by Geoffrey Cox Honoris Causa by John R. Tunis The Unconquerable Mexican by Hubert Herring Walnuts – A Story by Griffith [...]
