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1947-04 47 Magazine Contents

1947/04 – NARRATIVE:

  • Moscow Nights by Marquis Childs
  • The Woman Who Married Clark Gable — A Story by Sean O’Faolain and illustrated by Robert Fawcett
  • The Crisis — A Story by Arthur Calder-Marshall
  • Hollywood’s Green Years by Richard G. Hubler
  • A Town Is Born by Otto Schrag and illustrated by Austin Briggs
  • Yarns

    • WORLD OF ’47:

  • You Can Change Your Mind, Can’t You? — An Essay by O. Istris
  • Apes, Men and Manners by Earnest Hooton
  • Way of the World
  • Political Fairy Tales from Germany by Sigrid Schultz with photograph by K. Chester

    • VISUAL:

  • Bohrod and the Masters by Stanley S. Jacobs with paintings by Aaron Bohrod

    • THE UNITED STATES:

  • The Owners of the Republican Party by Carey Longmire with caricatures by Sam Berman
  • Four Hundred Families Plan a House by Wallace Stegner
  • Department of the Interior
  • There Is Only One Freedom by John Dos Passos
  • In Their Own Judgment — A Picture-Report by William David Bell

    • ’47 VARIETIES:

  • Communications
  • Two Poems by Vincent McHugh with drawings by Elizabeth James

    • DISCOVERY:

  • Voltage – An Anonymous Article with illustrations by Fritz Henle
  • The Laboratory — Edited by David O. Woodbury

    • f-47 CAMERA:

  • Dreams of Fair Women by Richard Ferrier with photographs by Walter Strate

    • REPORT:

  • A Fable South of Cancer — A Novelette by John Hersey and illustrated by Dwight Shepler

    • MEN AND WOMEN:
    The Lost and the Lonely by Sarah-Elizabeth Rodger

  • China’s Madame Sun by Nym Wales and illustrated by George Biddle
  • Puck With a Camera by Jacquelyn Judge with Photographs by Weegee
  • Other People