magawiki

Inside the Pages of Old Magazine Back Issues

Search tip: Searching for a specific date?
Use the following format: YYYY-MM-DD
(ie: August 5, 1946 becomes 1946-08-05)
You are here: Home / Archives for Harpers Monthly

Harper's Monthly

Issue by issue contents page listings for back issues of old Harper's New Monthly magazines. Locate subjects, articles, stories, authors, and other information hidden inside various vintage editions of Harper's Monthly magazine.

1937-05 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

1937/05 —

  • Queen Victoria Is Dead by William Zukerman
  • “If His Be Strength” — A Poem by Elizabeth Coatsworth

  • Rudyard Kipling’s Feud by Frederic F. Van De Water
  • “The Hidden Flower” — A story by Grace Zaring Stone

  • “Supplication” — A poem by Josephine Johnson
  • Fundamentalism and the Higher Learning by John A. Rice

  • Consuming Education by Edward A. Richards
  • Ghostly Processions in Hawaii by Antoinette Withington
  • Russia Grows Up by Maurice Hindus
  • Gypsy in a Trailer by Konrad Bercovici
  • Belgium and Holland — Isolated? by Elmer Davis
  • “Express to Miami” — A story by Helen Stansbury
  • “Mist in Air” — A poem by Mildred Boie
  • Labor on the March by Edward Levinson
  • Is a Farmer-Labor Alliance Possible? by R.G. Tugwell
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/04 —

  • Exit the Monroe Doctrine by Hubert Herring

  • A Woman Like Dilsie – A story by David Thibault
  • The Idea of a World Encyclopedia by H.G. Wells

  • Better Days for Music by John Tasker Howard
  • Once Heaven Was Music – A poem by Marion Lemoyne Leeper
  • England Turns a Corner by Elmer Davis
  • Your Civil–and Uncivil–Servants by Anonymous
  • For a Young Man – A Poem by Marjorie Marks
  • Chemical Foundations of Mind by George W. Gray
  • This Is My Own, My Native Land – A Story by Benedict Thielen
  • Ritual for Myself – A Poem by Anderson M. Scruggs
  • Can the Schools Save Democracy? by Avis D. Carlson

  • Office Morale and Chinese Devils by Carl Crow
  • Who Are the American Immortals? by Dumas Malone
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • Prize Contest Announcement
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-03 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/03 —

  • This Recovery by George Soule
  • A Man and His God – A Story by David Thibault
  • Arizona Desert by J.B. Priestley
  • Paradox – A Poem by Marion Lemoyne Leeper
  • Our Backward Thinkers by Alice Beal Parsons
  • Lambert of Fiji by Webb Waldron

  • Lullaby – A Poem by Elizabeth Coatsworth
  • England’s Weak Spot by Elmer Davis
  • Flyers Are Inarticulate by Beirne Lay, Jr.
  • Free Samples iN China by Carl Crow
  • Wanted on the Voyage – A Story by Sylvia Thompson
  • Facing the Facts on Housing by Anonymous
  • Identity – A Poem by Ruth Dart
  • To Speak My Mind About Russia by E.M. Delafield
  • Throwback – A Poem by Lionel Wiggam
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-02 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/02 —

  • The Department of State by Hubert Herring
  • “On Greenside Island” by W. Townend
  • The Biggest Thing on Earth by Richard L. Neuberger with diagrams
  • College President by John R. Tunis
  • As One Writer to Another by I.A.R. Wylie
  • They Also Serve by E.M. Delafield
  • Where Life Begins by George W. Gray
  • “Cotswold Honey” — A story by Francis Brett Young
  • The End of Socialism in Russia by Max Eastman
  • Germany’s Hidden Crisis by Willson Woodside
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1937-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1937/01 —

  • The Provincial Lady in Moscow by E.M. Delafield
  • “Conversation at Midnight” — A Collection of 14 Poems over 9 Pages by Edna St. Vincent Millay
  • Shenandoah, Pennsylvania by George R. Leighton
  • “Mr. Dallas Has a Quiet Evening” — A Story by L.A.G. Strong
  • Back to Work: When and Where? by C. Hartley Grattan
  • I Beat the Stanley Steamer by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Japanning China by Willard Price
  • “Music” –A poem by Lionel Wiggam
  • Here and Now: A Word to Parents by I.A.R. Wylie
  • “Sonnets of Summer” — Poems by Jesse Stuart
  • Can We Live Longer? by Geroge W. Gray
  • Tell the Girls the Truth by Anonymous
  • Capitalism and the Church by Jerome Davis
  • “The Terrapin” — A poem by Gilbert Maxwell
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-12 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/12 —

  • Why Things Grow Old by Roy Helton
  • The Nature of Telepathy by Ernest Hunter Wright
  • Springfield or Bust by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Notes on Propaganda by Aldous Huxley
  • “The House of the Laburnums” — A Story by Mollie Panter-Downes

  • John Jay Chapman to William James by M.A. De Wolfe Howe
  • Living on $50,000 A Year by Anonymous
  • Faust in Sumatra by Ladislao Szekely
  • Machines and Individuals by Peter Van Dresser
  • Money and Banking in Russia by Richard Hellman

  • America Talks Debt by Duncan Aikman
  • Japanese Sensibility by Samuel I. Hayakawa
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-11 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/11 —

  • Aliens and Alien-Baiters by Louis Adamic about Immigrants
  • The Case for Telepathy by Ernest Hunter Wright
  • “The Doll” — A story by Bernice Kenyon
  • A Supreme Court Majority? by Irving Dilliard
  • What Is a General Education by Robert Maynard Hutchins
  • The Explosive Tricycle by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Footlights, Federal Style by Irving Kolodin
  • The Incredible Swedes by Hubert Herring
  • Tropic Fever — Part 2 — by Ladislao Szekely
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-10 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/10 —

  • The Confusion in Higher Education by Robert Maynard Hutchins
  • Tropic Fever — Part 1 — by Ladislao Szekely
  • Behind the Campaign by Frederick Lewis Allen
  • “Winning Sequence” — A story by Margery Sharp
  • Searching for Roots in America by John Hyde Preston
  • Is It Safe to Fly? by Marquis W. Childs
  • “The Little Blue Dog” — A story by Michael Crowley
  • “Rain” — A poem by Lysbeth Boyd Borie
  • Is Man an Absurdity? by John Hodgdon Bradley
  • “Days” — A poem by Robert Francis
  • “Arrival on Holiday” — A story by Wilson Wright
  • A Politician Unafraid by Richard L. Neuberger
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-09 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/09 —

  • The Bonus That Was Earned by Gerald W. Johnson
  • The Kingfish of Massachussets by Joseph F. Dinneen is about Governor James Michael Curley
  • Elinor Wylie by Carl Van Doren
  • “In Right” – A story by Ira Wolfert
  • “The Hound” — A poem by Robert Francis
  • Enter the Cotton Picker by Robert Kenneth Straus
  • “Brief Fires” — A poem by Eileen Hall
  • Canary Song by Gustav Eckstein
  • The Middle-Aged Middle West by Margaret Culkin Banning
  • Post-Convention Reflections by Elmer Davis
  • The New Science of Sound by George W. Gray
  • The Psychology of the Profit Motive by Edward L. Thorndike
  • “Sonnet to Man” — A poem by Robert Nathan
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-08 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/08 —

  • When the Crop Lands Go by Stuart Chase
  • The Secret Life of a Secret Agent by Henry Wysham Lanier
  • Marriage as a Career by Charlotte Muret
  • “Physic” — A story by Walter De La Mare
  • But I, Too, Hate Roosevelt by Robert Hale
  • Post-War: The Literary Twenties — Part 2 — by Carl Van Doren
  • Consumers Go Into Business by Avis D. Carlson
  • “Order” — A story by Nancy Hale
  • “Turn to Eternity” — A poem by Eileen Hall
  • Breaking World’s Records by Frederick Lewis Allen
  • Inside De Valera by John Gunther
  • The Lesson of Scotland Yard by Robert H. Hutchinson
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-07 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/07 —

  • Teaching Grandmother How to Spin by William I. Nichols
  • An Exhausted Parent Speaks by Anonymous
  • “Puryear’s Hornpipe” — A Story by Leslie Dykstra
  • “The Lantern” – A poem by Robert P. Tristram Coffin

  • Capitalism and War by D.W. Brogan
  • Post-War: The Literary Twenties — Part 1 — by Carl Van Doren
  • Conflicts Inside Japan by Robert Karl Reischauer

  • “Hay” — A poem by Robert Francis
  • “Mr. Charrabandi’s Assistant” — A story by Dorothy Black

  • When You Drive Fast by Curtis Billings
  • On Beginning to Write a Novel by Anonymous
  • Hollywood Gods and Goddesses by Ruth Suckow

  • “Afternoon” — A poem by Audrey Wurdemann
  • A Moral Equivalent for Athletics by Gerald W. Johnson

  • Unaccustomed As I Am by Dorothy Hamilton Dick
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-06 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/06 —

  • How the President Works by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen
  • “Bird Passing” — A poem by David Morton
  • “Quality of Mercy” — A story by G.B. Stern
  • Too Late for World Peace? by Nathaniel Peffer
  • “Quicksilver Blossom” — A poem by Audrey Wurdemann
  • “The History of the Gypsies” by Konrad Bercovici
  • Safety at Sea by William McFee
  • “Motion” — A poem by Daniel W. Smythe
  • Invitation to Bankruptcy by Anonymous
  • Our Housing Hodge-Podge by Merlo J. Pusey
  • “The Watcher” — A poem by Frederic Prokosch
  • “Price of Empire” — A Story by Owen Johnson
  • The Anatomy of Frustration — Part 3 — by H.G. Wells
  • Canada Looks South by Leslie Roberts
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Insurance and Financial World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-05 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/05 —

  • Japan in the Philippines by Willard Price
  • “Will the Class Please …” — A poem by Milded Boie
  • Wanted: A New Far Eastern Policy by Lothrop Stoddard
  • “On the Lake” — A story by Margery Sharp
  • They Hate Roosevelt by Marquis W. Childs
  • When the S-4 Went Down by Edward Ellsberg
  • “Plowing in April” — A poem by Daniel W. Smythe
  • Yet From the Heart’s Deep Silence — Poems by Josephine Johnson
  • A College for One by Philip Curtiss
  • “Vacation in Heaven” — A story by Jesse Stuart
  • The Anatomy of Frustration — Part 2 — by H.G. Wells
  • George the Fifth by James Hilton
  • American Labor Leaders, 1936 by Edward Levinson
  • Mislaid: A War by Wynant Davis Hubbard
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/04 —

  • The Anatomy of Frustration — Part 1 — by H.G. Wells
  • How Dr. Faustus Came to Rochester by Paul Horgan
  • Education on a Mountain by Louis Adamic
  • The Man Who Made Mulvaney by Katharine Fullerton Gerould
  • Science and Profits by George W. Gray
  • “Sudden Spring” –A poem by Audrey Wurdemann
  • A Letter from Hitler by William C. White
  • “To Live Alone” — A story by Nancy Hale
  • Hot Music by Reed Dickerson
  • Porah and ’36 and Beyond by William Hard
  • The Man from Kansas: A Portrait of Alf Landon by Avis D. Carlson
  • Sonnet for Easter — A poem by margaret Emerson Bailey
  • The French Volcano by M.E. Ravage
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-03 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/03 —

  • High Tariff versus Trade by Cordell Hull
  • “Song After Sorrow” – A poem by Daniel W. Smythe
  • “How Bridie’s Girl Was Won” — A story by Kay Boyle
  • Murder in Massachussets by Joseph F. Dinneen
  • Thinking Machines by George W. Gray
  • The Old People’s Crusade by Richard L. Neuberger and Kelley Loe
  • College Teaching by Henry Seidel Canby
  • “Revolt in Shanghai” — A story by Emily Hahn
  • Bomber Number 148 by Beirne Lay, Jr.
  • Brains in Washington by Marquis W. Childs
  • Old Yellowstone Days by Owen Wister
  • Employees’ Exit by Robert Littell
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-02 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/02 —

  • What Price Sanctions? by Frank H. Simonds
  • “Mariana” — A Story by Nancy Hale
  • Inside a Senate Investigation by Hugo L. Black
  • “In Corpore Sano” — A poem by Mildred Boie
  • Asleep at the Wheel by James Stannard Baker
  • “Finality” — A poem by Josephine Johnson
  • Mussolini by John Gunther
  • “Love Speaks to the Lover” — A poem by A.S.J. Tessimond
  • The Art of Coming In by Gerald W. Johnson
  • “Aerobatics, Thirty Minutes” by Beirne Lay, Jr.
  • “Valedictory” — A poem by Dorothy Seager
  • Progress and Catastrophe by Stanley Casson
  • “Big Days Beginning” — A story by Edward Harris Heth
  • “Come Not Again” –A poem by A.E. Johnson
  • Machines Which Imitate Life by George W. Gray
  • College Life in the Nineties by Henry Seidel Canby
  • Whispers for Sale by Robert Littell and John J. McCarthy
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1936-01 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1936/01 —

  • The Fallacy of Conquest by Nathaniel Peffer
  • “Night on the Stills” — A story by Paul Skelding
  • Hitler by John Gunther
  • Memoirs of an Early American — Part 2 — by Peter A. Grotjan
  • Teachers’ Oaths by Carl Joachim Friedrich
  • “Heretics” — A poem by Lizette Woodworth Reese
  • Adventures in Diet — Part 3 — by Vilhjalmur Stefansson
  • Is the Government Going Broke? by Guy Greer
  • I’m on Relief by Anonymous
  • “The Home Place: Christmas Morning” — A story by Dorothy Thomas
  • Biology and Human Progress by Raymond Pearl
  • Shoot to Kill? by Howard McLellan
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair by Bernard De Voto
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • The Cruising Camera
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1935-12 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/12 —

  • Detour Around War by Bennett Champ Clark
  • “To the Germans” — A Poem by Robert Nathan
  • “Major Alshuster” — A story by Kay Boyle
  • Stalin by John Gunther
  • To Philadelphia in the New World — Part 1 — by Peter A. Grotjan
  • Adventures in Diet — Part 2 — by Vilhjalmur Stefansson
  • Our Social Insecurity Act by Abraham Epstein
  • “Lion” — A Story by William Faulkner
  • Editors and Essays by Nathaniel Peffer
  • Learning to Fly at Forty by Henry M. Winans
  • In Defense of Lobbying by Henry Adams Bellows
  • The Dying Theater by Samuel Barron
  • The Lion’s Mouth
  • The Easy Chair
  • Personal and Otherwise
  • Where to Shop Section
  • Among the New Books by Harry Hansen
  • In the Financial and Insurance World by Paul Tomlinson
  • The Cruising Camera
  • Steamship Sailing Dates

    • 1935-10 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/10 —

  • A Word to the Republicans by Harold J. Laski
  • “A Long Line of Soldiers” — A Story by Mackinlay Kantor
  • “Man” — A Poem by Ross Edward Pierce
  • Japan’s New Outposts with Map by Willard Price
  • In Homage to Mark Twain by Owen Wister
  • The Twilight of National Planning by David Cushman Coyle
  • “Evening Prayer” — A Poem by Josephine Johnson
  • Hiram Stevens Maxim : Parent — Part 2 by Hiram Percy Maxim
  • Our Debtor-Nation Complex by Raymond Gram Swing
  • The Portrait of a Lady — A Story by Griffith Beams
  • Gilbert and Sullivan — Part 3 — by Hesketh Pearson
  • Getting Along With Women by Anonymous
  • How Little Is Little England? by Jack Fischer
  • Plus regular departments including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-08 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/08 —

  • Gilbert and Sullivan — Part 1 by Hesketh Pearson
  • Chemistry Wrecks the Farm by Wayne W. Parrish and Harold F. Clark
  • The Home Place: Spring — A Story by Dorothy Thomas
  • Mars, His Idiot by H.M. Tomlinson
  • Fiction Tells All by Henry Seidel Canby
  • Parade of the Gravediggers by Stuart Chase
  • “When Doctors Agree” — A Story — by G.K. Chesterton
  • “Ask Not for Freedom” — A Poem by Robert Nathan
  • Songs of Destiny — Poems by Jesse Stuart
  • Half Slave, Half Free by George R. Leighton and Richard Hellman
  • They Raise Their Hats by Margaret Culkin Banning
  • Liberty–For What? by Alexander Meiklejohn
  • Plus regular departments including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-07 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/07 —

  • The Radicals’ Betrayal by Johan J. Smertenko
  • Jorkens Handles a Big Property — A Story by Lord Dunsany
  • Dust Blowing by Avis D. Carlson
  • Churchill, Margot Asquith, and Others by Curtis Brown
  • This Business of Monetary Control by Guy Greer
  • Music and the Movies by Douglas Moore
  • Men Like War by Leo C. Rosten
  • Dateline Vienna by John Gunther
  • “Debt” — A Story by Walter Gilkyson
  • Doctors, Patients, and the State by John A. Hartwell
  • Where Atahualpa Died by Carleton Beals
  • The Meat in the Agricultural Stew by Gove Hambidge
  • Plus regular departments including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-06 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/06 —

  • Inflation–When and How? By John T. Flynn
  • A Little Night-Music by Gerald W. Johnson
  • Our Choice in the Far East by Nathaniel Peffer
  • “The Return” — A Poem by Lawrence Lee
  • Bargaining With Writers by Curtis Brown
  • Power and the Public by N.R. Danielian
  • Everything in the Window — A Story by I.A.R. Wylie
  • Why Automobile Accidents? by William Junkin Cox
  • They Are Moving to the Country by Philip Curtiss
  • The Road to Destitution by C. Hartley Grattan
  • The House on the Dunes — A Poem by Margaret Marks
  • Evening Meal — A Story by Evan Coombes
  • To Tell or Not to Tell by Eugene Lyons
  • Building the Big Dam by Theo White
  • In This Stern Hour — A Poem by Josephine Johnson
  • Plus regular departments including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-05 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/05 —

  • New World Symphony by Elmer Davis
  • “Miracle at Cholula” — A Story by Griffith Beems
  • Huey Long and His Background by Hamilton Basso
  • The Intelligence of Cats by Michael Joseph
  • From Crisis to Conversation by Frank H. Simonds
  • The Concept of Race by Julian Huxley
  • The Tennessee Valley Experiment by Drew and Leon Pearson
  • “Vulnerable” — A Story by Susan Ertz
  • Some Hard Words About Confucious by Lin Yutang
  • Herculaneum Yesterday and To-day by E.V. Lucas
  • Is Feminism Dead? by Genevieve Parkhurst
  • The Depression Comes to the Jungle by Earl hanson
  • The Technic of Mob Rule by George Boas
  • Plus regular columns including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-04 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/04 —

  • Planning for Permanent Poverty by Harold M. Ware and Webster Powell
  • “Jesus Knew” — A Story by E.P. O’Donnell
  • General Grant’s Last Stand by Horace Green
  • The Future of English by H.L. Mencken
  • Is Capitalism to Blame? by Nathaniel Peffer
  • Elsa Mourns for Lohengrin — A Poem by Anne Goodwin Winslow
  • Stifled Laughter by Eugene Lyons
  • This Vibrant Clod by George W. Gray
  • “The Last Chrysanthemum” — A Poem by Helene Magaret
  • “The White Horses of Vienna” — A Story by Kay Boyle
  • Fossil Remnants of the Frontier by Bernard De Voto

  • Reporters Become of Age by Isabelle Keating
  • Bootlegging Coal by Oliver Carlson
  • Trip to the Moon by Fleta Campbell Sringer
  • Plus regular columns including Editor’s Easy Chair

    • 1935-03 Harpers Monthly Magazine Contents

    1935/03 —

  • The President’s Trigger Man by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen
  • “Companioned” — A Poem by Katherine Garrison Chapin
  • “On the Rock” — A Story by Susan Ertz
  • Grand Canyon — Part 2 by J.B. Priestley
  • “Half-Moon Night” — A Poem by Frances Frost
  • Shall We Nationalize Minutions? by Ernest Angell
  • “The Pilgrim Bark” — A Poem by Kenneth Patchen
  • For Men Only by Anonymous
  • Revolutionary America by Louis M. Hacker
  • “The Crow” — A Poem by Winifred Welles
  • The Misunderstood Savage by John W. Vancercook
  • The Cosmic Whirlpool by George W. Gray with diagrams
  • “Slot Machine” — A Story by Margaret Culkin Banning
  • The Screen Enters Politics by Richard Sherman Ames
  • The Revival of Feudalism by Reinhold Niebuhr
  • Written on Friday by Thomas Beer
  • England’s Pink Party by Jack Fischer
  • Plus regular columns including Editor’s Easy Chair