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1947-06 47 Magazine Contents

1947/06 –

  • Life With Authors by Russel Crouse

    • DISCOVERY:

  • 100 Years to Live by Martin W. Gumpert with photograph by Lisa Larsen
  • Tests for Candidates by Clifton Fadiman
  • Squids and Supersquids by Ivan T. Sanderson
  • Closeup: Wild Birds with photographs and text by Hal H. Harrison
  • Spare the Twaddle, Save the Child by NEarnest Hooton
  • The Laboratory — Edited by David O. Woodbury

    • WORLD OF ’47:

  • 146 Days to Venus by Richard G. Hubler with illustrations by Harold Faye
  • May a New American Speak? by Juanita Wegner with photograph by Lewis Hine
  • To the Class of ’47 by O. Istris with photograph by Lisa Larsen with drawings by Robert W. Cowan
  • Way of the World
  • Martinique by Stuart Cloete with photographs by Mildred Cloete and Aubrey P. Janion
  • Poland: Land of People with photographs by John Vachon and Text by Adam de Hegedus

    • THE UNITED STATES:

  • Letter from Main Street by Dale Kramer with photographs by Charles Phelps Cushing
  • Shadow Over Our Children by Herbert Yahraes
  • Department of the Interior

    • VISUAL:

  • Point Lobos with photographs by Will Connell with lines from Robinson Jeffers
  • Folklore on Canvas with paintings by George Biddle and William Gropper with text by Gordon Ewing

    • NARRATIVE:

  • Time of Life by Christopher Morley with illustrations by Lucille Corcos
  • Yarns

    • REPORT:

  • Living Space for Americans by James R. Miller with photographs by Arthur Rothstein and Carl Mydans with drawings by M. Neuwirth

    • ’47 VARIETIES:

  • Communications
  • Two Years Down the Drain by S.J. Perelman with illustrations by Jack Markow

    • MEN AND WOMEN:
    Dubos: Nemesis of T.B. by Yvonne Cooperman

  • Philip Evergood – Paintings – By John Blomshield
  • Beethoven of Beale Street by J.D. Ratcliff with photograph by Gjon Mili and drawing by Bruce Mitchell
  • World Showman by Frederick G. Brownell with photograph by Leo Rosenthal
  • Other People