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1950-02-14 Look Magazine Contents

1950/02/14 — Cover photograph of Ann Blyth is credited to Maurice Terrell

Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT:

  • Party Games
  • How 4 Teenagers Met Death by George Mills
  • The Lincolns in the White House by Reinhard H. Luthin
  • Is This an Answer to Socialized Medicine?
  • Fatigue

    • WORLD SPOTLIGHT:

  • “Socialize Everything” That’s the Plan of the British Labor Party by Fulton Oursler
  • Why Should American Soldiers Live Like Pigs? by Dr. Daniel A. Poling

    • STRICTLY PERSONAL:

  • Snack Time
  • What It Takes to Be a Radio-TV Star about Janette Davis
  • Sid Caesar
  • Three Mermaids ona Date
  • Ann Blyth (Just a half-page, she is on the cover too)

    • FASHION AND BEAUTY:

  • Menswear – Which Suit Has the Nylon? by Perkins H. Bailey
  • The American Woman Is No Slouch
  • Permanent Pleats Now Make Easy-To-Sew Dress
  • New Ski Cape-Round and Red

    • ART:

  • Marini – The New Italy’s Top Sculptor Has His First U.S. Show

    • FOOD AND HOMEMAKING:

  • LOOK Polls What America Likes to Eat

    • SPORTS:

  • Connie Mack ‘s Last Year by Tim Cohane
  • Rocky Graziano – He’s a Good Boy Now – Photos by Stanley Kubrick

    • DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters and Pictures to the Editor
  • Photoquiz
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Photocrime
  • LOOK Movie Review: Twelve O’Clock High with Gregory Peck
  • Record Guide
  • Sources of LOOK’s Pictures
  • Beautiful full-page color ad for Chesterfields on the back cover features a large image of Gregory Peck