1955/09/06 — Cover photograph of Frank Sinatra by Milton H. Greene. Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: The Inside Story of the Ike-Truman Feud by Fletcher Knebel Are We Buying Another Traffic Jam by George Koether THE WORLD: A Letter For Princess Maragaret That Restless Conrad Hilton Garbo [...]
1955/08/23 — Cover photograph of Virginia Murray by Robert Vose Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: A Teen-Age Gang from the Inside by David Zingg Jennifer Goes to Sea “I Was a Free-Loader for Thirty Days” by Peter Van Slingerland THE WORLD: Pius XII by Bishop Fulton J. [...]
1955/08/09 — Cover photograph of Hiroshima is credited to the University of North Carolina Press Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: The Peacetime Atom by David O. Woodbury Green Hair, Walking Britches, Hoop Skirts THE WORLD: Hiroshima Diary by Dr. Michihiko Hachiya HUMAN RELATIONS: Their First Baby Norman [...]
1955/07/12 — Cover photograph by Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Hollywood Fathers – includes photos of the following actors with their children: Bob Hope, Groucho Marx, William Holden, Van Johnson, Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, John Wayne, Dana Andrews A New Look at Americans [...]
1955/04/05 — Cover photograph of Ed Sullivan is credited to Phil Harrington Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Can a Scientist Believe in God? by Warren Weaver Senator William Knowland – He Would Rather Be Right and President by Fletcher Knebel and Dan Fowler How the People Feel [...]
1955/03/22 — Cover photograph of Bing Crosby and Judy Garland is credited to Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: What Are We Worried About? by Samuel A. Stouffer A Wave of Terror Threatens the South: Fighting the Supreme Court ban on segregation, Citizens Councils could [...]
1955/02/22 — Cover photograph of Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher is by Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Lost Lincoln Notes Found Who Tried to Get Clifford Case? by Thomas B. Morgan Rotary, Big Wheel of the Service Clubs by Jack Star “Love and Old [...]
1955/02/08 — Cover photograph of Suzy Parker is by Eugene Kammerman Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: What the Public Thinks About Big Business by Gardner Cowles All-America Cities by Jack Star THE WORLD: Our Iron Curtain Is Turning Friends Into Enemies We Nearly Went to War Three [...]
1955/01/25 — Cover photograph of Ava Gardner is credited to Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Cap’n Ike and Mr. Sam Ike’s Grandchildren The Welfare State Is Here to Stay by Fletcher Knebel THE WORLD: What’s Behind the German Comeback? by William Attwood To Win [...]
1955/01/11 — Cover photograph of Grace Kelly is by Robert Vose Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:Note: Most of the articles in this issue are predictions for the year 1955 THE NATIONAL SCENE: I PRedict The G.O.P.’s Future Will Be Up to Ike We’ll Have Greater Prosperity Duchesses for Charity THE [...]
1954/12/28 — Cover photograph of Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz and family is by Robert Vose Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Tammany Hall Comes Back Christmas in Nazareth What is a Congregationalist? by Douglas Horton THE WORLD: The Shah of Iran and His Beautiful Queen by Fleur Cowles [...]
1954/12/14 — Cover photograph of Dr. Norman Vincent Peale and Bishop Fulton J. Sheen is credited to Arthur Rothstein Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Religion Reaches Out by Chester Morrison F.D.R. and the Decision for War by Harold L. Ickes “As Is” – Post Office Auctions 13 [...]
1954/11/17 — Cover photograph of fashion model Jeryl Johnson is credited to Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Must We Have War? by Adlai Stevenson Little Squirrel Lost Bill Ford Builds the Continental by George Koether THE WORLD: The Eighty Years of Churchill by Robert [...]
1954/08/24 — Cover photograph of Elizabeth Taylor and baby by Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATIONAL SCENE: Murrow – The Man, the Myth and the McCarthy Fighter by Joseph Doyle A Vacation Is What You Make It My Years With Herbert Hoover by Jay N. Darling [...]
1954/06/01 — Cover photograph by Jackie Gleason is by Arthur Rothstein Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Must Protestants Distrust Catholicism? by John Cogley Ike’s Cronies by Fletcher Knebel An Automobile Has Many Lives by George Koether We Adopted Six in One Day Favorite Birds THE WORLD: Minneapolis Secretary [...]
1954/04/06 — Cover photographs of Duke of Edinburgh by Curtis-PhilBurchman; Queen Elizabeth by Baron-Pix Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Year-Old Venus Are You Subject to Panic? by Andre Fontaine What Worries the West by Edwin C. Johnson They Heal With Music Who Censors Our Movies? by Milton Lehman [...]
1954/02/23 — Cover photograph of Tony Curtis & Janet Leigh by Milton H. Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Events in the Making: Taft-Hartley Gains Ground Inside Washington Mamie by Ruth Montgomery is about Mamie Eisenhower The Wonderful Waldorf The Howard Hughes Story, Part 2 of 3 by [...]
1954/02/09 — Featured in the cover photographs are Howard Hughes, Jean Harlow, Ginger Rogers, Jane Russell, Lana Turner and Ava Gardner. Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington The Howard Hughes Story by Stephen White (looks like Part 1 of an article to be continued) All-America Cities Jack [...]
1954/01/26 — Cover photograph of Ernest Hemingway is by Earl Theisen. Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington The Return of Tom Swift High Horsepower by George Koether One Year Old celebrates Desi Arnaz Jr.s first birthday over two pages with 4 photos of him and his mother [...]
1953/11/17 — Cover photograph of Marilyn Monroe is by Milton Greene Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington Communism and the Protestant Clergy by J.B. Matthews, Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam and Dr. Reinhold Neibuhr Mississippi Trains Its Own Country Doctors by J.C. Furnas Poker Capital is about Gardena, [...]
1953/11/03 — Cover photograph by Catherine Stover Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington “I Hate Young Men” by Lauren Bacall American Royal Pity the Poor Teacher by Gerald Astor “Custom” Cars for Everyone by George Koether Foto Fun Fest What Is an Agnostic? by Bertrand Russell Jack [...]
1953/10/06 — Cover photograph of Ava Gardner is by Earl Theisen Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington A Gallery of Americans Flying Speed Trap Every Dog Has Its Day “I Refuse to Answer on the Ground It May Incriminate Me” — What Are They Hiding? article about [...]
1953/07/28 — Cover photograph of Olga Nicholas is credited to Kenneth Eide Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: Inside Washington Events in the Making The Puzzling Age of Puppy Love A New Mr. Big in Crime by Ray Brennan Toby’s Tussle With the Fine Arts Who Are Jehovah’s Witnesses? [...]
1953/06/02 — Cover photograph of Dorian Leigh is by Arthur Rothstein Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: The Young Stay Young at Dartmouth by John Lardner and illustrated by Walt Kelly How to Make a Speech by Grove Patterson The Picture of Dorian Leigh Jack Wilson’s Washington THE WORLD: [...]
1953/05/19 — Cover photograph of Adlai Stevenson is credited to Robert Lerner Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows: THE NATION: New York, NY The Unfair Sex by Nina Farewell What Is an Episcopalian? by W. Norman Pittenger Charles Addams – Master of the Macabre – Mostly photos on parts of 6 [...]
