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Black and White Budget Magazine: Transvaal Boer War Special No. 3
London: Black and White Publishing 1899. Book. Fair. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 32 pages of illustrations and summary of recent events. Extensive Boer War coverage. Above-average wear and soiling externally. Still a worthy early issue of this interesting publication. Circa 1899. Black and White Publishing Paperback
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Black and White Budget Magazine: Transvaal Boer War Special No. 2
London: Black and White Publishing 1899. Book. Good. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 32 pages of illustrations and summary of recent events. Extensive Boer War coverage. Average wear and soiling externally. A worthy early issue of this interesting publication. Circa 1899. Black and White Publishing Paperback
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Black and White Budget Magazine: Volume I. No. 9 - Transvaal Boer War Special December 9 1899
London: Black and White Publishing 1899. Book. Fair. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 32 pages of illustrations and summary of recent events. Extensive Boer War coverage. Covers detached but present. Bottom staple has released several pages. Average wear and somewhat above-average soiling externally. Contents in sound condition. Worthy early issue of this interesting publication. Black and White Publishing Paperback
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Chater-Cosmo Transactions - Masonic Records of the Far East Volume 12 Twelve
Hong Kong: The Paul Chater Lodge of Installed Masters No 5391 E.C. 1990. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 301 pages. Undated. Appears to be circa 1990. Contents include: Two Early Chinese Freemasons; An Account of Freemasonry in Fiji; 'Auld Lang Syne'; The Masons' Mark; Philippine Masonry in Okinawa; American Indian Freemasons; Lu Ban and Hiram Abif -a study in parallels; Symbolism in the craft; The Grand Lodge of Hawaii; The Swatow Lodge. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Tight and square. A high quality copy. The Paul Chater Lodge of Installed Masters No 5391 E.C. Paperback
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Current History Magazine April 1937
USA: Current History 1937. Book. Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 128 pages. Features: Labor Marches Sitting Down - The C.I.O.; I Lived in Madrid - Lester Ziffren recalls the horrors of the weeks of the siege - with black and white photos; Moscow Likes Millionaires - Ambassador Joseph Davies; The American Peasant - The Farm Tenant with two photos; Calling the Fascist Bluff - are Italy and Germany allies or rivals; France Finds a Huey Long - Jacques Doriot; The German God - Hitler; Jeffersonian Democracy; Geneva's Future; The Cost of Crime - Public Apathy is its major cause; Burma Divorces India; Hong Kong worries about air raids; Civil Liberties in India; and more. Taped repair to covers at foot of spine. Unmarked. Average wear. Binding intact. A sound copy. Current History Paperback
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Frontier Times Magazine: March 1971
USA: Western Publications Inc. 1971. Magazine. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Features: Camp cooks and mail order brides - both were favorite prey of the practical joker!; Mountain lions at Robbers Roost; Santa Fe's delayed hanging - the killers of Frank Chavez; Keelboaters' heyday to doomsday; Suicide at El Paso - the Pierson Hotel; Green and Broke - Fred Chilver and Family/Newton Kansas; Trouble in a Model"T"; Utah's Cursed Gold - a cow leads to treasure; The Mystic Healer - Francis Schlatter German cobbler entered Colorado's mountains and became a 'Christ-Man"; Fly Specked Billy - Custer South Dakota; Spirit Spring of the Osage - a shrine of water held in awe by the Indians; Motion Picture Vignettes; They Called it Content Runnels County Texas; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Western Publications Inc. Paperback
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Histoire Des Parachutistes Francais: Volume 1 - De La Seconde Guerre Mondiale a La Guerre d'Indochine Volume 2 - De La Guerre d'Indochine Au Temps De Paix
France: Societe De Production Litteraire 1975. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. 572 pages. Text in French. Profusely illustrated in black and white. Both volumes bound in a single book handsomely bound in original grey cloth adorned with bright gilt lettering. Clean with light wear. Bit of writing on front free endpaper otherwise unmarked. An excellent copy of this large and impressive tome. Societe De Production Litteraire Hardcover
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Indochina In the Year of The Dragon - 1964
USA: Radix 2014. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 296 pages. Black and white reproductionsof photos. Considers the wartime intentions and planning of North Vietnamese leaders from their perspective. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Tight and square. A nice copy. Radix Paperback
Bookseller reference : 811H3938 ISBN : 1929932251 9781929932252
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Indochina In the Year of The Snake - 1965
USA: Radix 2015. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 288 pages. Black and white reproductions of photos. Multiple authors examine aspects of the Vietnam war in 1965. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Tight and square. A nice copy. Radix Paperback
Bookseller reference : 811H3939 ISBN : 1929932650 9781929932658
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Industrial Archaeology Review Volume XVII Number 1 Autumn 1994
U.K.: Association for Industrial Archaeology 1994. Book. Very Good. Paperback. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 112 pages. Many excellent black and white photos and diagrams. Articles include: Brunel and the Crystal Palace; Industrial Heritage of the Iron and Steel Industry in the Lower Rhineland; Excavation and Survey at Higher Woodhill Mill Bury; The Glass Industry Revisited; 'The Name Liveth' - A remote sensing survey to decipher the illegible inscriptions on St. Mary's War Memorial Nottingham; Coke ovens at Vobster Breach Colliery; Housing the Loom - a comment. Government stamp to title page otherwise clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Association for Industrial Archaeology Paperback
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Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper January 24 1920
New York U.S.A.: Leslie-Judge Company 1920. Magazine. Good. Paperback. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Features: The World Crisis in Germany "How the Entente shares responsibility for the Young Republic's fate"; Girl-Scrubbing in Galicia: The Doughboys' Newest Job; Editorial "Stand by the Flag; In God We Trust"; Pictorial Digest of the World's News; In Search of Pep or Pulchritude; Twists to Truth that are Dangerous "The Fundamental Falsities of Labor's Bill of Rights Drawn up by Representatives of 119 Unions; Motor Department: Truck Luxuries that Pay Dividends; Taking the World to every town "The story of a great achievement in distributing motion pictures of high standards and splendid influence to all parts of the country"; Odd Facts in the World of Science; Jasper's Hints to Money-Makers and Summing up Last Year's Sports. Pages numbered 55 - 86. Average wear. Small mailing label front top left. Binding sound. A worthy copy. Leslie-Judge Company Paperback
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Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper December 28 1918
New York U.S.A.: Leslie-Judge Company 1918. Magazine. Good. Paperback. First Edition. Folio - over 12" - 15" tall. Cover: "Peace Fills the Market Basket" by WWI illustrator C. Le Roy Baldridge. Features: Where American Industry Fails "Indifference to modern methods of utilizing so-called waste products is costing the country millions of dollars a year and is impeding our commercial progress."; Editorial "Stand by the Flag; In God We Trust"; Pictorial: Illustrated Quotations from General Pershing's Official Story of the War; Pictorial: The Liberation of Trento by Italy; Pictorial: Italian Troops Occupy Trieste; They Have Done Their "Bit"; Wasteful America Belies Its Name; The World's Biggest Supply Fleet; Watching the Nation's Business; Are We Learning Our Lesson; Navies as Peace Preservers; Jasper's Forecast for 1919 and A Wonderful Reconstruction Year. Pages numbered 807 - 830. Average wear. 3 inch opening pgs 825 to back cover. Small mailing label front top left. Binding sound. A worthy copy. Leslie-Judge Company Paperback
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Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper: March 19 1921 Vol. CXXXII. No. 3412
USA: Leslie-Judge. Fair. 1921. First Edition. Paperback. Features: The War Department's Tragic Failure - the looting of taxpayers by some of World War One's dollar a year men - great photo; Sales article by Arthur H. Little; and more. Colour Grape-Nuts advertisement upon back cover. Above-average wear but still intact. A worthy reference copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper: March 19 1921 Vol. CXXXII. No. 3412 The War Department's Tragic Failure - the looting of taxpayers by some of World War One's dollar a year men - great photo; Sales article by Arthur H. Little; and more. Colour Grape-Nut . Leslie-Judge paperback
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Leslie's Illustrated Weekly Newspaper: September 25 1920 Vol. CXXXI. No. 3387
USA: Leslie-Judge. Fair. 1920. First Edition. Paperback. 28 pages. Features: War's Aftermath in the Orient article with photos; Pictorial feature of rice farming in the Philippines; Photo of hurdles race at Antwerp featuring Earl Thompson of Canada - "The Greatest Hurdler of All Time"; Photos and news story of Poland's Paderewski; 'False Alarms' - a story; Photos from Japan - when her largest export was silk!; Interesting and prophetic article by Darwin P. Kingsley entitled 'Watch your steps American and Japan!' - Beyond the Pacific a vicious yellow press is yelping at us and the militarists are in control - over here Washington is sleeping peacefully - trouble may come; Mayor Henry Kiel of St. Louis; Woman President of a baseball league Mr.s Lilly Nicholas; Whaling photos; Photos of a traffic cop running a speed trap. by peaking around a corner and holding a stop watch!; a centrifugal gun. Interesting advertisements by Clark Axles Selden Motor Trucks Kelly-Springfield Columbia Grafonola U.S. Pneumatic Truck Tires.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper: September 25 1920 Vol. CXXXI. No. 3387 War's Aftermath in the Orient article with photos; Pictorial feature of rice farming in the Philippines; Photo of hurdles race at Antwerp featuring Earl Thompson of Canada - "The . Leslie-Judge paperback
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Life Magazine: October 7 1966 Pull-Out Cover Shows Ian Fleming at the Wheel of a 4.5l Bentley Per Moonraker
USA: Time. Good. 1966. First Edition. Paperback. 134 pages. Features: China's rampaging Red Guards - Young Chinese put old ways to the torch - eyewitness report; The war that turned China into Mao Tse-tung's Price part 3 - after the Japanese invasion and Chiang's victory the Communists reap the harvest; The New Whitney Museum; James Bond Alias Ian Fleming - Part 1 of a biography of the famous thriller writer; Word is out about the Boston Strangler - Albert Desalvo named in book; Albert O. Jones quoted as confessing to old Hawaiian killing; City Planner Constantinos Doxiadis; Are Girle Athletes really Girls; and more. Nice colour ad for the red 1967 Plymouth Fury. Great two-page colour ad for the 1967 Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme. Colour ad for Ford's Mercury Cougar. Two-page colour ad for the 1967 Chevrolet Caprice yellow; Two-page colour ad for the 1967 GTO blue; 1 page colour ad for a green Chrysler with optional 440; 5 nice pages of colour ads for the AMC 1967 cars; Reverse of fold-out front cover is an outstanding 3-panel colour ad for the 1967 Camaro which measures approximately 30" x 14". Average wear. Unmarked. Address label on front. A sound copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Life Magazine: October 7 1966 Pull-Out Cover Shows Ian Fleming at the Wheel of a 4.5l Bentley Per Moonraker China's rampaging Red Guards - Young Chinese put old ways to the torch - eyewitness report; The war that turned China into Mao Tse-tung's Price . Time paperback
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Maclean's Magazine December 1 1944: Pond Hockey Cover Illustration By W.A. Winter
Toronto: Maclean Hunter. Good. 1944. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. Features: Cover art by W.A. Winter shows boy taking skates from his violin case to play pond hockey; Nice colour Wabasso Cottons ad inside front cover; Combat aircraft ad by the British Aircraft Industry; Germany Will Try This Trick Again - "Germany's 1918 famine was a myth created to fool the Allies and the Nazis will try the same tactics this time" - Lord Vansittart; I was Afraid of My Husband by Another Airman's Wife; Costume for Victory by Norman Matson; Steam Bath by Gordon Sinclair - steam baths are booming because they are the poor man's club - an island of naked democracy; This is Our Army by L.S.B. Shapiro - Canada's fighting men have been magnificent and deserve upstanding policies to back them up; Design for a Future by H. Napier Moore on postwar planning in B.C. and Alberta; Jones of Jugoslavia by William D. Bayes - The Amazing Story of Major William Jones the Canadian with the glass eye who became a leader of Jugoslavia's partisan geurillas; Beverley Baxter on the Rebirth of Britain; Washington Memo by Ernest K. Lindley; Search for Peter by Anita Rowe Block; Search for Peter by Anita Row Block; Stuart Sinclair Garson - Manitoba's first Premier who is not a farmer - photo and article; Flight to China - a vivid closeup of the men and machines - and the route - which constitutes "the world's toughest lifeline" by George H. Johnston - photos and article; Attractive colour poster-style full-page ad by the Canadian Women's Army Corps with a Christmas theme; Richard "Dick" Edward Beatie is featured in an ad for Anaconda Copper & Brass; Full-page black and white V.D. ad sponsored by the Canadian Department of National Health and Welfare; Nice colour ad for Jordan Grape Juice inside back cover; Colour ad for Community Silverplate on back cover features returning military man with caption 'Back Home for Keeps". Address label on front cover. Openings at each end of cover fold. Average wear. A sound copy.; Folio - over 12" - 15" tall; Maclean's Magazine December 1 1944 W.A. Winter shows boy taking skates from his violin case to play pond hockey; Nice colour Wabasso Cottons ad inside front cover; Combat aircraft ad by the British Aircraft Industry; Germany Will Try This Trick Again - . Maclean Hunter unknown
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News-Week Newsweek Magazine August 21 1937 - "Hands Off China" Protest Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 40 pages. Cover: 'Hands Off China': The Chinese Colony in New York Mobilize to Help the Nanking Government Contents: Court: Franklin D. Roosevelt Takes Out Judicial Insurance Nominates Hugo L. Black Enrages Foes and Upsets an 'Immemorial Usage'; Congress: Home Calls Democrats 'Must' Bills Die and the Split Widens; AAA Agriculture Adjustments Act: The President's Bargain: Cotton Loans for a Farm Bill; Republicans: Old Guard's Call to Battle Divided Party; Textile Union Offers New Design in Silk and Rayon; Far east: 'Ping Sui' and a Murder; Man Nature Again Devastate China; Iraq: Dictator's Bakr Sidky Pasha Sun Sets While Neighbors Quarrel; Spain: Heat Slows Up Fighting Experts Evaluate Air Warfare; Germany: A Man of Breeding Ernst Hanfstaengl Avoids Meeting His 'Friends'; Britain: Thunderer Regrets Lack of 'Civilized Courtesies'; U.S.S.R.: Demon's Disciples Found in Stalin's Remotest Provinces; Sex Crimes: New York Intends to End Them But Wonders How; Voices: Opera Doctor Sir Milsom Rees Recalls Singers' Colds Temperments; Religion: Congregational Head Finds Flaws in Church Figures; French Catholics Give Favorite Title Another Twist; Screen: Century-Old Tragedy Suggests Maritime Melodrama in "Souls at Sea" starring Gary Cooper; History: Photo-History Quarterly Believes in Saying It With Photographs; Golf: 193 Spare-Time Swingers Play in Championship Tourney; Oil: Illinois Hits the Comeback Trail; Record Sales Benefit Entire Industry; SEC Securities and Exchange Commission: Stock-Market Policemen Cracks Down on Share 'Riggers'; Education: Columbia University - A Course That Aims to Broaden Small-Town Teachers; Bill: Congress Thinks of Boys and Girls Not Mr. Roosevelt George-Deen Act; Books: Dynasty - Of Silver Copper And the House of Guggenheim; and Today in America: An Inquisitor Hugo Black Comes to Glory. Binding sound. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Clean Unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; 'Hands Off China': The Chinese Colony in New York Mobilize to Help the Nanking Government Contents: Court: Franklin D. Roosevelt Takes Out Judicial Insurance Nominates Hugo L. Black Enrages Foes and Upsets an 'Immemorial Usage'; Congress: Home C . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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News-week Newsweek Magazine July 17 1937 - Cover Photo of "The Walk-In": Anti-Unionists Enter Republic Steel's Upson Works Under Protection of National Guard Guns
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 44 pages. Contents: Labor: John Lewis' Little-Steel Engine Stalls: Unions and the People Take Their Bruises to Court; Court: Champions of the Senate Wage Wordy War Over President's Plan; Agriculture: Edward Asbury O'Neal Prods Congress Toward New AAA Agriculture Adjustment Act; Palestine: Might Again is Right - Jews Arabs Divided and Told to Like It; U.S.S.R.: A Grand Inquisitor Andrey Vyshinsky Disappointed in U.S. Equality; Britain: Earl Francis Douglas Stuart Earl of Moray Smokes Self Out of the House of Lords; China: Blanks Shoot Bullets in Japanese Summer War Games; Spain: One Year of Fighting Civil War - And Both Sides Only Beginning; Episcopalians: Bitter Feud Looms Over New Divorce Laws; Oxford Group: An Actress And a Parish 'Share' Opinions Buchmanism; Pleasure and Profit in Stamps; Aviation: Warships and Planes Sweep Pacific for Lost Flyers Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan; Soviet Russia on Top of the World; Golf: Mysterious Montague Caught in Bunker of the Law Laverne Moore alias John Montague; British Open: Henry Cotton Thrives; Baseball: Ruthless Yankees Glitter in All-Star Spotlight; Banking: Balance Sheets for Laymen and Increased Trade Loans for Recovery; Hotel McCurdy Employees Take Baths and Guests Receive Roses; Radio 'Charlie' Starts a New Boom in Ventriloquism; Pros and Amateurs Busy in Electric-Light meter tampering Racket; Screen: Russian and Polish Spies Mix Their Love with Politics in "The Emperor's Candlesticks"; Writers: New Talent is Sought For New Deal in Air Programs; Features: Dead Editor Morrill Goddard Still Dictates Big Weekly's Policy; Jaundice: Manhattan Surgeon Reports on Man Turning Green; and Today in America: Golf Balls and Cement Federal Trade Commission. Color Packard Automobile ad. Full Page Vintage Color Print Ad with Gary Cooper Promoting Lucky Strike Cigarettes. Half page black/white Ol' Judge Robbins Cartoon Ad for Prince Albert Pipe Smoke. Binding intact. Average wear. A sound vintage copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Labor: John Lewis' Little-Steel Steel Workers Strike Engine Stalls: Unions and the People Take Their Bruises to Court; Court: Champions of the Senate Wage Wordy War Over President's Plan; Agriculture: Edward Asbury O'Neal Prods Congress Toward New A . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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News-Week Newsweek Magazine August 7 1937 - Cover Photo of Stern Japanese Soldiers
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 36 pages. Cover: 'Friendly Feelings': Motorized Japanese Machine Gunners in China Contents: Far East: Japan Takes Center of Creation Peiping But Both Sides Strive to Avert Much-Feared War; Japan: Hills and Hardihood; Yugoslavia: Death Takes Patriarch Varnarva and Casts Shadow of a Religious War; Britain: Partition Troubles Old and New Plague the Empire; Spain: Planes Make History And So Does British Premier Neville Chamberlain; Salvador: Dictator General Maximiliano Martinez Relaxes After Writing Note to League of Nations; Siam: The Little King Ananda Mahidol Loses His Government Doesn't Care; Congress: Wage-Hour Bill Survives Southern Oratory on Uses of Poverty; Labor: Steelworkers Refuse to Admit the Strike is Over; Charles Michelson: Rise of a Cynic From Sheepherder to Gadfly; Morning Post: Old Tory Daily Fears Night Will Fall; Syphilis: War on 12000000 Cases Progresses on 2 Fronts; Pyorrhea: Harvard Instructors Back a Three-Year-Old Theory; Davis Cup: Americans Win It and Worry About Keeping It; Headliner: A Rich Mixture of Beer Baseball Bachelorhood Col. Jacob Ruppert; Screen: Queen of Burlesque Gypsy Rose Lee Changes Name and Profession; Band: Maestro Edwin Franko Goldman Seeks to Boost the Brasses' Standing; Stadium Leader George King Raudenbush Pays His Respects to the Poet Shakespeare; Education: University of Pennsylvania To Help Solve Civic Problems; Eugene O'Neill: NBC Tries to Prove He Isn't Too Good for the Air; Earnings: Six-Months Statements Reveal Effects of Steel and Auto Strikes; Music: Pianos Tubas Kazoos Making Money for Their Makers; Investments: Counselors Get Together on House-cleaning; and Today in America: Reform Grows Cautious. Binding sound. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Clean Unmarked with average wear. A quality copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; 'Friendly Feelings': Motorized Japanese Machine Gunners in China Contents: Far East: Japan Takes Center of Creation Peiping But Both Sides Strive to Avert Much-Feared War; Japan: Hills and Hardihood; Yugoslavia: Death Takes Patriarch Varnarva and . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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News-Week Newsweek Magazine September 6 1937 - Workers Alliance of American Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Fair. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 36 pages. Cover: Workers Alliance of America March in Washington. Contents: Far East: Japan Risks Whole Army and Navy in 1500-Mile Offensive to Assert Supremacy; Relief: Questions and Answers Tell Story of Costly and Unsolved Mystery Workers Alliance March; Labor: Profane Irish Expert Edward F. McGrady Hired by RCA to End 'Curse'; Massachusetts: Governor Charles F. Hurley Lets Memorial Sacco-Vanzetti Stay in Storage; Spain: Santander's Captor Gets Warning Form London Felicitations From Rome; Balkans: Mysteries and Riots Excite Little Entente Powers; U.S.S.R.: Soviet Junior G-Man Vitalik Arbatyan of Baku Sets Examples for Older Boys; Cuba: Fourteen Men in a Boat Give the Army Police a Fright; Education: Jerome Davis Leans to C.I.O. Committee for Industrial Organization Embarrasses Yale; Nazis: Exchange Students End Training For Foreign Service; Foundations: New Research to Honor a Negro Moses Carver and a Diabetic Renziehausen; Bacteriophage: Germ Eaters Are Whirled into Visibility; Grafting: New Bureau Formed to Deal in Skin and Cartilage; Entomology: Dr. L.R. Watson Breeds Gentle Cowlike Bees; Missionaries: The Elders Back From Iran Are Surprised; Baseball: Cubs and Giants Gallop to a Photograph Finish; Golf: Johnny Goodman Is Best Man at Amateur Links Ceremonies; Screen: Refrigerated Comedy Puts Cinderella on Ice Skates in "Thin Ice" Starring Tyrone Power and Sonja Henie; Money: Federal Reserve Board Prescribes Discount Duts as Antidote for Treasury Nightmare; Jewelry: Orchids and Credit Help Galvanize Bauble Business; Living Costs: 864 Ways to Buy Hats Keep Eggs Save Gas; Painter: Mississippian John McCrady Turns to Delta Negroes for Subjects; and Today in America: Another Spain Full Color Vintage Ad for Chesterfield Cigarettes in baseball game motif on back cover . Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Moderate wear. A sound copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Workers Alliance of America March in Washington. Contents: Far East: Japan Risks Whole Army and Navy in 1500-Mile Offensive to Assert Supremacy; Relief: Questions and Answers Tell Story of Costly and Unsolved Mystery Workers Alliance March; Labor: . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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News-week NewsWeek Magazine June 26 1937 - Charles P. Taft Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 44 pages. Contents: Color Republic Steels ad; Color Camel Cigarettes ad on back cover; Crisis: The Unconquered Are Conquered Dictators Are Avenged and Poetic Justice Overtakes a Premier; Turkey: Dictator Mustapha Kemal Caps 16-Year Labours with Unpublicized War and Political Pact; U.S.S.R.: Kremlin Nazis Combine to Deride Communist Inefficiency; Paraguay: War Hero Dictator Rafael Franco Can't Dictate Peace to the Army; Labor: Mr. Roosevelt Helps a Friend as Steel Workers Strike Goes on Its "American Way"; Politician: A Congresswoman Mary Teresa Norton Who Learned How From a Master; Farmer-Labor Party Hears Thunder on Right; Sunday Vespers - A Plain Tale from the Hills; Roosevelt: All Butter Not on Bread at Democratic Picnic; John Barrymore Will "Air-Streamline" Shakespeare; Long Arm of Hitler Extends to Hollywood Studio; The Literary Digest: Funk & Wagnalls Sell to the Review of Reviews; Flight: 'Soviet Heroes' Valeri Chkaloff Georgi Baidukoff Alexander Beliakoff Prove That the World is Still Round; Books: A Pioneer's Family Jean Francis Thrall Long Pursuit of the American Dream; Religion: Vatican Bids Bishops Ban Them 'With a Strong Hand'; Music: Japanese Jazz Writers Get an American Radio Hearing; Dance: Choreographers Receive Dance Scrolls for Fine Work; Track: Archie San Romani's 9-E Feet May Fit the Mile King's Shoes; Taxes: Six Financiers and a Movie Star Play Roles in Congressional Inquiry; Stocks: Strikes Doldrums and New Lows Hit the Exchanges; Frauds: U.S. Declares War on Cut-Rate Insurance Racket; Shavers: Electric Clippers Give Legal Shocks to Industry Schick sues Dictograph Products: product infringement; and Today in America: Government and Labor. Binding intact. Moderate wear. A sound copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Color Republic Steels ad; Color Camel Cigarettes ad on back cover; Crisis: The Unconquered Are Conquered Dictators Are Avenged and Poetic Justice Overtakes a Premier; Turkey: Dictator Mustapha Kemal Caps 16-Year Labours with Unpublicized War and Po . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 10 1939 - Cover Photo of Danish Crown Prince and Princess
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1939. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 52 pages. Features: Nice photo ad for Warner & Swasey Turret Lathes features the McDonald Observatory at Mt. Locke Texas; American Recognition of Franco Fits into "Stop Hitler" Drive; GoodYear Tire ad features photo of Richard M. Teall of Toledo Ohio; Swallowing goldfish at Harvard; "Tough Johnny" Torrio faces jail for income tax evasion; Photo of FDR shaking hands with George Washington Carver; Experts forecast Negro return to the Republican fold in 1940; Beautiful one-page color ad for the new Cadillac Sixty Special features a dark blue car in front of hotel; Nice one-page photo ad for Vitamins Plus; Great Britain awakens to Reich Threat of Supremacy - major article with photos of Polish leaders Danzig Nazi leader Foerster and more; Nuisance Islands - Japan's Seizure of Spratlys gives her a bargaining point; Spain - Rebuilding - with photo of Julian Besteiro; How U.S. Leads World in Synthetic Chemistry; New malarial problem carried to Brazil by stowaway insect; Large and lovely photo of Katharine Hepburn; Frank Andrea and the television set he has placed on the market - photo with article; Six photos of screwballer Carl Hubbell in action; Hudson car ad; Cy Young turns 72; Marriage of Clark Gable to Carole Lombard; Hitler's half-brother William Patrick Hitler arrives in New York; Nice ad for the RCA Victrola; Obituary for Gen. Gerardo Machado exiled ex-President of Cuba; Making safer safety glass; Intereseting ad for Elliott Addressing Machines; Ford V8 car ad inside back cover; Color-photo ad for Four Roses Whiskey on back cover. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 17 1939 - Cover Photo of Il Duce / Benito Mussolini
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1939. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 60 pages. Features: Great ad for Dodge Trucks features delivery van a pickup and a stake truck; Wonderful one-page International Trucks ad features tractor trailer hauling mature tree as part of construction of Treasure Island at the Golden Gate in San Francisco; Bewildered Congress groping for sound neutrality policy - article with three photos including Bernard Baruch; Defense Fever - America prepares for war; Photos of high income earners Louis B. Mayer and Greta Garbo; Italy's Seizure of Albania spreads fear from the Adriatic to the Dardanelles - major article with eight photos; Levantine Ferment; Hitler Yardstick; Refugee dilemmas in Europe; Hitler conscripts children 10 through 18 years-old for the Hitler Youth; Handsomme one-page color Packard auto ad features a 120 touring sedan; Nice two-color centerfold ad for Schlitz beer; Nice one-page two-color ad for Pontiac cars; Chevrolet car ad; Baby tumor cured with X-ray therapy; Western Union's photos by cable - with received image of Yankee Clipper aircraft; Early vintage ad for Titleist / Acushnet Golf Balls; Diary kept by Byrd's ancestor William Byrd of Westover VA is a gold mine of colonial data; Obituary for Joseph A. Lyons Prime Minister of Australia; Nice 2/3-page ad for the Hotel Del Monte; New Oil Boom - four-state boom is centered near Forest City Missouri; Full page introduction to Ernest K. Lindley of Newsweek's Washington Bureau - with photo; Photo of carload of dignitaries at New York's World's Fair includes Alfred E. Smith Henry Ford Mayor La Guardia Grover Whalen fair boss and Edsel Ford at the wheel; Zeus cigarette holder ad; Color ad for Mount Vernon Whiskey on back cover features scene in George Washington's dining room. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance February 20 1939 - Pope Pius XI 1857-1939 Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1939. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 52 pages. Features: One-page ad for Plymouth cars; Joan Crawford seeks divorce from Franchot Tone; Indy 500 winner William C. Wild Bill Cummints dies in auto accident; C.I.O. angle develops in insurance inquiry; The Spanish War - still a European problem; The meaning of Japan's Hainan Island Occupation; Oswaldo Aranha - solidarity salesman for the Americas; Will Roosevelt continue bucking Congress; The Life of Pope Pius - and who will succeed him; Great one-page ad for International Trucks light delivery trucks vans; Judge Louis D. Brandeis retires; Redskin Revival - high birthrate gives Congress a new operproduction headache; Antarctic real estate claims; Amnesia victim William H. Lawrence gets his memory back - photo of him with his sister; France and Britain woo Franco as a Mediterranean safeguard - article with photo of Loyalist soldiers in French concentration camp after fleeing Catalonia; London Palestine Conference - Jew and Arab delegations refuse to sit together under same roof - with separate photos of Arabs and Chaim Weizmann; Classy two-color centerfold ad for Schlitz beer; Rise of plastic surgery; Undulant fever mystery at Michigan State College in east Lansing; The War on Syphilis; Lt. Ben S. Kelsey crashes while testing new Lockheed substratosphere pursuit plane - story with photos; Nice 2/3-page photo ad for Hotel Del Monte in California; Photo of 6'-9" Mike Novak a basketball player for Loyola; The Billy Conn - Freddy Apostoli boxing match; Nice illustrated 2/3-page Dictaphone features boss-man and pretty secretary; Photo of Russell Birdwell; 2/3-page Canadian Pacific cruise ad features title "The Life of Riley on the Pacific"; Tea's Comeback; Britain's Slump; Bock Beer; Nice color ad inside back cover for the Packard Six & 120. Discrete clear tape repair to bottom of coverfold. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3270
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 25 1938 - A 1933 'Cure' For a 1938 Depression
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1938. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 40 pages. Features: Dubinsky dissents as Lewis plans permanent C.I.O.; Theare Week - George Jean Nathan; The Angl-Italian Treaty; The Spanish Replublic faces doom on its birthday; China - the dragon turns; Governor Horner of Illinois knots a 'boa constrictor'; Nice one-page photo ad for Budd stainless steel passenger rail cars; Photo of Countess Vera Fugger; Conflict between Arabs and Jews in Palestine; Taierhchwant; Photo of repairs to the Tomb of Christ in Jerusalem after earthquake damage; Photo of the aluminum car John Cobb of London will use to try to break the land speed record; Chicago Black Hawks win Stanley Cup; Movie "Test Pilot" - with photo of Spencer Tracy Myrna Loy and Clark Gable; Jackie Coogan sues his parents for money he earned as a child; Treasury Desterilizes Gold - Reserve requirements cut; End of Pierce-Arrow; Back cover features nice color ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes - man in white hat holds tobacco leaves. Clippings from page 7 and 19; Average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3268
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance February 6 1939 - Cover Photo of Francisco Franco
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1939. Book. Illus. by Sweeney Dan. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 48 pages. Features: Great Studebaker photo ad inside front cover highlights their Climatizer and 7300 master craftsmen of South Bend; Fantastic one-page color-illustrated ad for the Cadillac Sixty Special in a desert scene; One-page Hartford Fire Insurance photo ad shows massive tree which has fallen on a large home; The widening rift in the auto workers' union; Ralph Robey; End of the Spanish War - and trouble in sight; The meaning of Adolph Hitler's Reichstag speech; French plane deal starts foreign-policy row; The vote on relief - victory for Garner forces; Photo of Frank and Theresa Mauler who returned to Pinkaute in Europe to visit Mr. Mauler's father; Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Brulatour; Capture of Barcelona points to end of Spanish War - major coverage with photos; A short article reviews the amount of US press coverage Hitler has received since he came to media attention over six years ago; Gehrig's $34500 tops Baseball pay; photo of American skating record setter Eddie Schroeder; Photo of squash players Anne Page and Elizabeth Pearson; Fencing winner Barbara Cochrane; "One Man's Family" Radio Show - article with photo of cast and family tree diagram; Nice one page ad for the Mercury 8 car; Attractive color ad for Monsanto plastics inside back cover shows lady holding baby shoes in clear plastic container; Nice color ad on back cover for Grace Line Caribbean-South American cruises features male tourist with monkey and lots of luggage. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3269
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 24 1939
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1939. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 52 pages. Features: Cecil B. De Mille is featured in a Union Pacific Railroad ad; Interesting Comptometer one-page photo ad explains how Macy's used 325 of these business machines to boost office efficiency; Great ad for the Olds '60' 2-door sedan; FDR's plea to dictators hastens showdown in Congress; Hobboes of America - 31st convention; Photo of William B. Bankhead and family; Nice color ad for the La Salle car maroon 5-passenger 4dr touring sedan featured; Europe's armies match size of forces mobilized in 1914 - diplomats struggle to stave off outbreak; Photo of Goering with Mussolini in Rome; Netherlands ready to release flood if Hitler invades; Father-in-law scorned by Zog now Premier of puppet Albania; Trotsky leaves the Mexican home of Diego Rivera; Palestine Conference resumes on Egyptian soil - Arab leader Abdul Rahim Haj Mohammed killed by British two weeks prior; Guerrillas harass Japanese after trickling through lines; Tenth year of the Curtis String Quartet - write-up with photo; Photo of Elektro the cigarette-smoking robot who will star at the NY World's Fair; Boston Bruins defeat Toronto Maple Leafs to win Stanley Cup - story with great team photo; Nice one-page ad for the Cine-Kodak Eight movie camera; Nice one-page photo ad for Ford V-8 Trucks for 1939 featuring a dump truck owned by S.H. Bacon of Los Angeles; Photo of Ida Tarbell and review of her autobiography; Charles Lindbergh returns to US; Otelia Augspurger Compton is chosen as "The American Mother" for 1939; Obituary for mystery writer Willard Huntington Wright S.S. Van Dine; Barter plan for war supplies to be pressed by Washington; Pepsi-Cola ownership lawsuit is settled in favor of Charles G. Guth; Edward J. Noble; Morris Anolik arrested for dealing in gold; The Menasco "Uni-Twin" airplane engine; Hudson car ad inside back cover; Great color-photo ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes on back cover features tobacco auctioneer F.E. McLaughlin in action; and much more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3273
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance February 18 1946: Opening the Arctic
USA: Weekly Publications 1946. Book. Illus. by Soltesz; MacPherson Orison; Sarra. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 112 pages. Features: Nice color Nash car ad inside front cover; Nice one-page Lockheed ad features cutaway illustration of their Constellation aircraft; Great one-page photo ad for Jeep shows its unique applications; Nice color Borden's ad features Elsie the Cow; Sweet one-page color 1946 Lincoln car ad; 10000 tons of horsemeat will be sent to Europe in 1946; Should Japan be annexed or put under U.N. trusteeship; One-page color ad for National City Bank features painting by Rockwell Kent and photo of John Willett; Famine Specter Stalks Old World in footsteps of war and crop failure; German fashion photos; Photo of Rudolf Hess and review of his alleged offer to the British; Photo of election rally in Russia; Nice color Kodachrome ad; Attractive color TWA ad; Palestine - Wrong Raid - Jewish terrorists raid the King's African Rifles camp near Tel Aviv; The Ainu Comes Back; Canada tests its icebound barrens with column of mechanized troops - "The Musk-Ox Trail"; Air Force finds danger in peace that takes its most skilled men; Attractive color-illustrated Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. ad shows train stopped by snow; How Bikini became the Bomb-Testing Ground; British war brides arrive stateside; Housing program latest answer to inflation -strike - shortage riddle; Nice color Kinsey whiskey ad; Behncke guides pilots' union; Nice one-page ad for Porto Rico Line "Who Made Rosita's New Dress"; Nice New Haven Railroad ad; The Army's Eniac Computer - a roomful of brain with photo; Color one-page ad for Seiberling Tires; Lord Calvert Whiskey ad features color portrait of actor John Boles; Cute one-page Dixie Cup ad features young boy with soda; Classy 2/3-page two-color ad for Gaylord Boxes; Boxing's Nat Fleisher; Hoopster Red Rolfe - photo; Photo-illustrated article on composer Bartok; Nice color Schlitz Beer ad shows charming outdoor gathering; George Arliss 1868-1946; Japs escape to movies for Love and no Kisses; Metro. Oakland California ad shows large tracts of land awaiting development; Ad for New Hampshire encourages industrial development; and more. Clear tape along spine. Average wear and soiling. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3307
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 22 1946: The GI of 1946
USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1946. Book. Illus. by Koch John. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 108 pages. Features: Nice color Chrysler ad inside front cover shows prosperous family and emphasizes imagination and safety; Classic one-page Bell Telephone ad shows pretty switchboard operator holding wire; Kelly Springfield Tire ad shows fashionable sidewalk scene; Nice Hilton ad features The Stevens Hotel in Chicago; Classy one-page color ad for Florsheim two-tone shoes; Nice color Ford car ad presents the red 1946 convertible; Intriguing one-page ad by Warner & Swasey called "Did Hitler Win the War" provides text explaining how a lack of co-operation between France's labor management and government led to the fall of that nation thus co-operation is required for victory; Nice one-page photo-illustrated Pan American World Airways ad promotes their worldwide cargo service; Food - scarcer and scarcer; Beautiful photos of the many daughters of Daniel O'Neil in Boston with Mgr. Francis A. Burke; Mr. Truman and the Navy; Great one-page color ad for General Tire features golf theme; How tomorrow's war will be fought; Photos of UN offices in Sperry building and New York World's Fair building; Japanese women vote for first time; China - Civil War; Photos of beatings in Italy; Russian General Vassily D. Sokolovsky; News of the world in Russian; Tractors of gold on the Canadian prairies; Genuinely unique one-page two-color ad entitled "Mad dog!" by the America Fore insurance company shows angry dog and photo of car the interior of which has been torn to shreds by a dog which was locked in it; Brief obituaries for George Ernest May Lyle Saxon and Viscount Southwood; Photo of German V-2 rocket on launch pad in White Sands NM where it wll soon be launched to conduct upper atmosphere research; Nice one-page ad for Fruehauf Trailers features Creighton Bros. leghorn chicken breeders; Article and photo of Theodore Ted Samuel Williams; Photo of Boston Red Sox Manager Joe Cronin; Tasteful one-page ad for McCall's Magazine features painting by John Koch; Great photo of Arthur Callenstein of Chicago playing marbles; Milller High Life Beer ad shows black many in white jacket holding ttray of beer; Weird Kreml Hair Tonic illustrated ad; A New Socialist International; and more. Average wear and soiling. Please note: centerfold ad missing otherwise a worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3311
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 29 1946: Cover Photo of Chiang Kai-shek and His Wife / Superman Photo/Article
USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1946. Book. Illus. by Soltesz; Reidenbach; Clymer; Bartel Herman. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 96 pages. Features: Nice color ad for Mercury cars inside front cover; Photo of Dr. Bertha Lutz of Brazil; Nice early one-page ad for Northwest Airlines includes large table of their new flights and low fares; Great color-photo ad for Caterpillar called "Grand Canyon of the Mesabi" features massive iron ore excavation; Nice one-page ad for International Trucks; Food - that a hungry world may eat; Photo of fire at Barrett plant of Allied Chemical in Philadelphia; Photo of baby Betty Lou Hall kissing President Truman; Juvenile delinquency; Is 1946 another 1920; Great one-page Boeing ad for their Stratocruiser shows cute little boy in cabin gazing out window; The Lichfield trial over brutality to prisoners; Nice Kaiser-Frazer car ad; Great one-page color Cadillac ad shows imposing red grill; Conflict in China; Prince Morimasa Nashimoto leaves Sugamo Prison; Photo of General Douglas MacArthur inspecting honor guard in Tokyo; Nice one-page ad for Good Housekeeping Magazine shows fashionable lady reading; Before and after photos of the hanging of Hungarian police major Laszlo Baky; The controversy of the Anglo-American command; Nice one-page color ad for TWA announces they are the first to put the Constellation in the air; Photo of blind war bride Mary Martin who married Sgt. George Alkenbrack and now lives in Napanee Ontario; One-page ad for the Country Gentleman Magazine shows crop-duster in action; brief obituaries for Harlan Fiske Stone Arthur Chevrolet Walter E. Dandy and John Maynard Keynes; Creepy photo of soldier wearing night vision equipment called snooperscope; Superman article features photo of Clayton Collyer the radio actor-announcer who plays Superman; Gold - the South African find and the world's wealth; Stocking - leg bootleg; Color ad for National City Bank of New York features paingint of rubber tappers in Malaya plus photo of Raymond G. Hill Singapore Supervisor; Nice ad for Trav-Ler radio; The OPA reaps the whirlwind; One-page ad for Redbook Magazine; New York Yankee Pitcher Spurgeon Chandler; Legend for Canadians - photo of Coulter and Willan who used folklore for Canada's first opera; Photo of Beverly Anne Cort performing a risque dance in the Detroit suburb of Van Kyke; Nice one-page color Budweiser ad features young boy returning from fishing with his catch while envious adults look on; Nice color-photo ad for Canadian National features Jasper Alberta and its lodge with small inset color photo of Minaki Lodge in Ontario; Vindictive treatment of Stalin by Trotsky; The Faith of Harold Stassen; Nice color-photo Canadian Club ad inside back cover features Juan Belmonte Spain's great bullfighter; Nice back cover color ad for Chesterfield cigarettes features man in suit who learned his ABCs Always Buy Chesterfields; and more. Somewhat above-average wear and soiling. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3312
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 8 1946: Spring is Circus Time
USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1946. Book. Illus. by Schucker; Sarrat; Sepeshy Zoltan; Baumgartner. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 96 pages. Features: Nice one-page ad for the Lockheed Constellation features illustration of cabin scene in-flight; Attractive color Ford ad features Green car being loaded with luggage; photo of Robert Moses of Chicago wins bubble-blowing contest; Ku Klux Klan article with photo of burning cross and shrouded members; Russian Spy - Nicolai Gregorovich Redin; New Gropings with the Atom; Cordell Hull prepares memoirs; Nice color-photo Camel cigarette ad says "More Doctors Smoke Camels"; Very nice color one-page Coke ad features spring cleaning scene; Gromyko walks out of UNO; Ad for the Town House Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles; Very cute color Schlitz beer ad features bear in nighshirt raiding fridge at night; Guns over Trieste; The Austrian Larder; Arthur Axmann - article with photo; Famine news from Europe; Possible trouble in India - with photo of Gandhi; Trouble for Jewish sports team in Vienna; Shanghai - inflation and theft; Kendo photo from Japan - it has been outlawed by the Allies; Very nice color centerfold ad for the Pennsylvania Railroad; Nice one-page color-portrait of Mr. Mervyn Le Roy in Calvert Whiskey ad; Ontario liberalizes liquor laws; Five more persons accused of Russian spying in Canada; The Capitolio Diamond Mystery; Argentina fears Yankee 'Nazi' threat; Brief obituaries for Noah Beery Sr. Charles F. Hurley Martin L. Davey George Washington Field Marshal Viscount Gort; Shirley Jane Vetter regains sight after her baby is born; Oil - the big three tangle in the middle east; Color Union Pacific ad features Utah's Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks; Yellow Bole Pipe ad; Mr. Baruch on the Extension of OPA; Billiard article and photo on Willie Mosconi; Attractive one-page color ad for the Martin 2-0-2 aircraft; Gerald Kersh lifts veil on sordid side of London; Color-photo Studebaker ad shows Don Wyman and his father grinding metal while J.F. Rogers and son Peter perform heat-treating; and more. Above-average wear and soiling. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3309
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance January 27 1947: Cover Photo of Ingrid Bergman;
USA: Weekly Publications 1947. Book. Illus. by Olinsky Ivan; MacPherson Orison. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 96 pages. Features: Nice color ad for Pan American World Airways inside front cover features travel to Guatemala; B.F. Goodrich ad features photo of huge articulated bus owned by Santa Fe Trailways; Gillette shaving blade ad features speedskater Irving Jaffee; Nice color ad for Ford cars; Former Soviet official Kiril M. Alexeieff; Russian shortwave broadcasts to America; Nice color General Tire ad; What Stalin said to Montgomery; Plymouth car ad; Photo of Kelly the Clown; Poland harassed by 170000 Russian-trained security police; Behind the Japanese Purge - American Military Rivalries; Britain's postwar moral climate; Brief obituaries for Jean-Marie Cardinal Villeneuve James T. Jimmy Sheckard Lt. Gen. Daniel I. Sultan and Pedro Leao Velloso; Nice International Truck ad features oil drilling scene; Accused murderer William Heirens University of Chicago student; Photo of Polio virus isolators Drs. Hubert S. Loring and C.E. Schwerdt; Father of Radio - Lee de Forest; Color ad for the Lockheed Constellation aircraft features Rio party scene; Henry Hazlitt writes on "Stabilizing" the Economy; New York Yankee article with photo of Trippe who spurned them for Charles Bidwill of the Cardinals; Nice color-photo ad for McCall's Magazine; Freeze the RFC; and more. Average wear. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3315
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Newsweek - The Magazine of News Significance April 15 1946: Harry Truman Family Cover Photo
USA: Weekly Publications 1946. Book. Illus. by Macpherson Orison. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 98 pages. Features: Nice color Nash car ad inside front cover; What became of swimmer Trudy Ederle; Rare one-page photo ad for Sikorsky Aircraft featuresS-51; Classy color ad for Lincoln cars - "Nothing Could Be Finer"; Color ad for Borden's instant coffee features 'dumb' husband serving wife in twin bed; Neat Jeep ad shows Jeep on side with arrows indicating design features such as PTO power take off at front and back; Fifteen photos of Harry Truman accompany article on him; Tony Doto - a soldier trained to kill has trouble in civilian life; Mr. Truman's plan for the Middle East; What price Soviet-Iranian Accord - with photo of Dr. Ali-Akbar Daftary and his daughter Iran Ala; Middle East - Bevin Pashas and Peoples; Herbert Hoover pleads for food for children; Manchurian scramble in China; Photo of Hirohito; Nice color-photo Kodachrome ad; Nice color centerfold ad for Jones & Laughlin Steel features over the road freighting illustration - before steel; The New France watches the Rhine; Velasco Ibarra loses friends in Ecuador; Brief obituaries for C. Oscar Strand Thomas Dixon and composer Vincent Youmans; Photo of 13-year-old Jerry Mullen of Los Angeles having glass removed from his backside - the 15th trip to hospital for this accident-prone boy; Nice one-page ad for Western Air Lines - America's Pioneer Airline; National black market in lumber - 'peckerwood' sawmills; The town of Arlington MO is sold by Fred Pillman for $10000 - with photo; Nice Delta Airlines ad; Nice one-page color ad for the Gilbert Paper Company of Menasha Wisconsin provides aerial illustration of their snow-bound plant; Nice ad for Gaylord Boxes; and more. Above-average wear and soiling. Clear tape along coverfold. Back cover missing. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3310
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Newsweek June 17 1968: Robert F. Kennedy RFK 1925-1968 / Attempted Murder of Andy Warhol By Radical Feminist
USA: Newsweek Inc. 1968. Book. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Features: Cover photo of RFK; Where is he now - G. Gerard David Schine once worked closely with Joe McCarthy; Article and photos on the passing of RFK sadly entitled "Once Again"; Bobby's Last Longest Day - article with colour photos; Sirhan Sirhan "There Just Hasn't Been a Nicer Boy"; James Early Ray arrested in London; Vietnam war coverage; Submarine 'Scorpion' and her 99-man crew declared "presumed lost"; "Sweet Assasin" Valerie Solanas attempts to kill Andy Warhol - article with photos; Nice colour-photo two-page ad for WTOP-TV features Sir Patrick Dean and Lady Dean in the Embassy of Great Britain in Washington; and more. Unmarked with somewhat above-average external wear. A sound vintage copy of this informative but painful issue. Newsweek Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 651H2506
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Newsweek Magazine April 11 1938 - Gorilla Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1938. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 40 pages. Features: Nice two-color addressograph ad inside front cover; AT&T charged with waste and extravagance; Gargantua the gorilla leads a streamlined new Ringling circus to town - article with photos; George Jean Nathan; Franco's offensive rolls forward; Ontario's Premier Mitchell Hepburn defies clergy and puts over sweepstakes bill; Francis William Rickett and Ben Smith - mystery men of Mexican oil; Photo of smiling FDR with Marvin McIntyre; Photo of Father Charles Coughlin of Detroit; Negro politician Nathaniel Brewer of Cambridge MA; Squaws riot in Northern Minnesota; Interesting article on Key West Florida; Nazis put their Nordic paganism into print - rules for marriage ceremonies in the Temples of Blood; Photo of the Prince of Liechtenstein and his wife; The Soviet Union's NSRA Northern Sea Route Administration is one of the few government agencies to escape the Stalin purge; Tsung Tsai Chiang becomes Stalin of China; Egyptian feud between Farouk I and Nahas Pasha; Fantastic hockey photo shows American goalie Earl Robertson playing against the Chicago Black Hawks; Nice photo of Joan Blondell with police; Burial announcement of Col. Edward M. House - and picture of him with Woodrow Wilson; Nice one-page photo ad for the Cine-Kodak Eight movie camera; Interesting photo of black children at Milk Bar - Rev. Amos H. Carnegie; Interesting picket outside Boyles Furniture Store in Utah; Labor Racketeers Still Flourishing; Nice photo ad for Warner & Swasey turret lathes of Cleveland; C.I.O. seamen picket Maritime Commission offices in Washington; Leonor F. Loree leaves the D.& H. with photo; Nice color ad inside back cover for San Francisco tourism features illustration of rotating street car; Back cover color photo ad for Four Roses whiskey features letter from John Chapman. Average wear. Unmarked. Small clipping from page 7. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3266
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Newsweek Magazine April 4 1938 - Albert Einstein Cover Photo and Feature Article
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1938. Book. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 40 pages. Features: Great cover photo of wild-haired Albert Einstein in leather jacket; Photo of swastika atop smoke stack of New York hospital power plant on the East River between 70th and 71st; Photo of Mr. & Mrs. David Hearst; photo of Pinky Tomlin and his bride; Photo of Joan Bennett wounded on movie set by a bayonet; Great photo of FDR in limo in Gainesville Georgia surrounded by crowd; Concern over Japanese fishing off Alaska; Photo of Dr. Seyss-Inquart with Hitler; One-page article on Einstein includes photo of his relaxing chair work desk and Princeton home; Five photos of famous racehorse Man o' War; Nice one-page photo ad for the Chrysler Royal car; Nice one-page two-color Chesapeake and Ohio ad features Ohio's "Cheese Corridor"; Photo of crowd of Akron Goodrich workers protesting wages; Photo of a 42-passenger 'Ensign' built for Imperial Airways; Handsome color Packard auto ad on back cover features illustration of well-dressed couple. Somewhat above-average wear. Unmarked. Articles clipped from pages 15 16 and 39. One-third of table of contents page has been removed. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3265
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Newsweek Magazine February 14 1938 - Goering and Gen. Werner Von Fritsch Cover Photos
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1938. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 40 pages. Features: Photo of "Mohawk Pete" Peter M. Feinberg of Watertown; Nazi Rail Scandal; Rivalry of Junkers and Nazis Seems Stalemated; German Defense Minister Werner von Blomberg marries Elli Gruhn - Von Fritsch is purged after his angry reaction; von Ribbentrop promoted; Keitel promoted; 'Little Men' criticize New Deal; The Langley family of Walker County Alabama receives first Bankhead-Jones Act check with family photo; Lawyer Dick Davis gets together with mobster Arthur Flegenheimere Dutch Schultz; Who shot Russell Hardy; Francisco Franco forms cabinet; Photos of goose-stepping Nazi and Italilan soldiers; Emma McClure and her symphonic pianos; Photo of Dr. Ralph Hultgren; 22-year-old John Joseph Lorencik is engaged to 70-year-old Henrietta Pieper; Photo of DC-4 being built; Ad for 1938 Ford Trucks inside back cover; Nice color-photo Four Roses Whiskey ad on back cover features the Dunhill tobacconist of St. James. Average wear. Unmarked. Discrete tape repair to top of coverfold. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3264
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Newsweek Magazine April 18 1938 - Cover Photos of Detroit Tigers Slugger Rudy York and 'Cactus Jack' Nance
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1938. Book. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 44 pages. Features: Photo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ford on their 50th wedding anniversary; Nice one-page color ad for Packard cars features the new 1938 Packard Eight Touring Sedan; Building reports sustain hope of early recovery; Labor Board blasts 'Little Steel' on two fronts; Theatre Week - George Jean Nathan; The 'Holy Reich' - Hitler is 99.08% right; Japan's First Great Defeat; FDR takes a licking with good grace; Ohio Governor Davey craves a bumper crop of wallflowers; Nice one-page ad for International Trucks features the new 2-Ton D-40 with utility stake body; Defeat of Reorganization Bill beclouds President's future; Photo of Gabby Hartnett; Nice one-page photo ad for the Chrysler Royal; Nice one-page photo ad for the Studebaker Commander Club Sedan; 2/3-page Pabst beer ad features black bellhop delivering liquid room service beneath the caption "These sho am quality foks"; Back cover features nice color ad for the Marchant electric calculator; and much more. Small clipping from page 9. Large clipping from page 19. Average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 302G3267
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Newsweek Magazine March Mar. 27 1967 - Missiles Vs. Missiles
New York: Newsweek Inc. 1967. Book. Fair. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 112 pages. Features: 100 Pipers ad features golfer San Snead; IBM ad features large color illustration of Ray Norman who studies cacography; AT&T ad features photo of H.W. Smalley of Jackson MS; Ellsworth Bunker in Saigon; LBJ goes to Guan; How the Generals view the Vietnam war now; The fate of CT Dem. Senator Tom Dodd; The President's Program; Two-page color ad for RCA color TVs; Jim Garrison investigates the JFK murder; Adam Clayton Powell; A Matter of Missiles and Megadeaths - anti-ballistic missiles; Thailand is fast becoming a U.S. military bastion; Sensational color-centerfold ad for the Volkswagen Van Station Wagon red and white with front flipped up; Photo of Lemnitzer being decorated by De Gaulle; Photo of large WWII bomb found in Munich; Nigeria - waiting for a miracle; Autism; Nice two-page color-photo ad for International trucks featuring the new CO-4000; Misstruck Money - Collectors' items; Calverton Jetport on Long Island; Computermania in Eastern Europe; Simca car ad; Paul Samuelson on Prudent Tax Policy; Charles Bubba Smith of the Baltimore Colts; Basketball referee Eckman; Passing of Alice Tisdale Hobart Albert Otis Birch Sir Frank Worrell and Capt. Aldo Tait; Fred Friendly; and more. Above-average wear. Unmarked. A worthy vintage copy. Newsweek, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 838G4410
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Newsweek Magazine September Sept. 14 1970 - UAW President Leonard Woodcock Cover Photo
New York: Newsweek Inc. 1970. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 124 pages. Features: Saab 99 ad; Former Miss America Lynda Mead Shea - Where is She Now; BF Goodrich ad features photo of three highway patrol officers wearing masks; Playing with Dynamite - the U.S. is in the grip of the most serious spasm of revolutionary violence since the anarchists were suppressed 50 years ago; Policement shot in Philadelphia; 1970 Census; Lonnie McLucas verdict in New Haven; Ruben Salazar killed in Los Angeles; Prisons in Turmoil - does caging really correct; Day in the life of a prisoner - journalist Nicholas Horrock describes his few days in a typical state prison; Mideast conflict update; Salvador Allende win Chile election; Tunku Abdul Rahman steps down; Suharto visits Queen Juliana; Great color centerfold ad for Chevrolet's ill-fated Vega; San Jose CA - Boomtown article with before and after aerial photos; Big trouble at Look magazine; Martin Weston and his life on the auto assembly line; Sales of motorcyles spike - Robert Siepermann of Westchester County NY; Triumph Spitfire Mk III ad; ABM vs. ICBM Round 1; NBC Radio Network ad features photo of David Brinkley; Vince Lombardi - A Special Madness; Return to the Ring for Muhammad Ali; Jockey John Simpson; Canadian Club color-photo ad shows Tony and Thelma Parkinson darting elephant in Africa; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Newsweek, Inc. Paperback
Bookseller reference : 838G4409
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Newsweek Magazine November 8 1937
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 44 pages. Contents: Empty Victories for Japan Vague Hopes for 9-Power Pact: Orderly Retreat Thwarts the Conquerors at Shanghai; Collective Bargainers Fail to Strike a Bargain: Voices From the Ranks Plead for Labor Peace; 'Mutiny': S.S. Algic's Troubles Show Union Strength and Weakness; Treasury's Lady: The Assistant Secretary Josephine Roche Goes Back to the Mines; G.O.P. Travail: Party Applauds and Regrets Hoover's Speech; Big Navy: Big Ships Big Guns Big Money on the Seas; Francisco Franco Prepares to Use Roman Design for Victory: Pirates and Sheiks Act Diplomats Continue Haggling; Resignation: Wizard of Reich Finance Dr. Hjalmar Horace Greeley Schacht Finally Tires of Nazi Miracles; Roman Holiday: The Duce Benito Mussolini Marks Anno XV by Recalling Vittorio Cerruti Paris Ambassador; Dog Fight: Bulldog Andre Tardieu and Fox Terrier Francois de la Rocque of French Politics Mix It Up; Twain as a Menace: Brazil Gestapo Indicts Tom Sawyer as a Red; John Moore Montague Mystery Golfer Adds Another Score to His Record; Radio Gore Criticized for Making Children's Hour a Pause That Depresses; The Oldest Phonograph Record Played Then Displayed in Washington; The Networks Present More and Better Unsponsored Programs; Karl Capek Shows That as Far as Man Is Concerned No Newts Is Good Newts; Albert Halper Continues His Autobiography in His New Novel; Book Review: "Great Contemporaries: by Winston Churchill; Authorities Take Issue as to Whether Candid Cameras Are Too Candid; Spotlight Focused on Cancer at Surgeons' Meeting in Chicago; Diabetes and Birth Discussed at Rochester; Observers Debate Whether New Deal Is About-Facing: Declining Trade Causes Demand for Change in Policy; Third-Quarter Earnings Hold to Prosperity Levels; Edward R. Stettinius: Some Young Men Take Over U.S. Steel Corp.; Utilities: Bonneville Dam Head James D. Ross Proposes Countrywide Rate Yardstick; and Perspective: As the Arms Conference Opens and Beer Since Repeal. Full Page Vintage Color Print Ad with Robert Taylor Promoting Lucky Strike Cigarettes. Half page black/white Ol' Judge Robbins Cartoon Ad for Prince Albert Pipe Smoke. Nice color-photo ad for Lucky Strike cigarettes on back cover features Robert Taylor star of "Yank at Oxford"; Binding sound. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Average wear. A quality vintage copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Empty Victories for Japan Vague Hopes for 9-Power Pact: Orderly Retreat Thwarts the Conquerors at Shanghai; Collective Bargainers Fail to Strike a Bargain: Voices From the Ranks Plead for Labor Peace; 'Mutiny': S.S. Algic's Troubles Show Union Streng . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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Newsweek Magazine September 19 1949 - Cover Photo of Robert A. Taft
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. 1949. Book. Good. Single Issue Magazine. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 88 pages. Cover: Robert A. Taft Contents: Of Steel Rails and the Economy - Philip Murray's C.I.O. Congress of Industrial Organizations and Benjamin F. Fairless's United States Steel Settlement; Politics: Robert A. Taft at Bat; Crime: Killer on a Rampage - Howard Unruh; The Navy's Spirit; The Monetary Crisis: We'll Share Britain's Troubles - Britain Canada and United States; Britain: The Wringer Beckons - "Britain's only salvation lies in going through 'an economic Dunkerque'".; Germany: Dismantling the New Political Key; Spain: The U.S. Fleet's In; Britain: Holding the Wage Line - British Trades Union Congress Convention; Yugoslavia: And Now It's Titler; The Thread From Rome to London; 'The Servant Problem': New Status for an Old Occupation; Medicine: Two-Eyed X-Rays - LeRoy J. Leishman and his three-dimensional fluoroscope; Television: Enter Sylvania Electric Products Inc.; Housing: Four Rooms by U.S. Steel; Industry: 'Save Boeing' for Seattle; The Case for Capitalism; Religion: Thomas Merton Trappist monk of the Abbey of Gethsemani Kentucky; The English Channel: Final Summary - Shirley May France; The Brooklyn Dodgers' Problem - Branch Rickey; Education: For Navajo Knowledge - Dr. George A. Boyce; and Perspective: On American Highways. Full page colour vintage print advertising including De Soto General Motors "88" Oldsmobile and a Standard Oil Company ad with the Southern Pacific Lines "Lark" locomotive through Santa Susana Pass. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom right front cover. Average wear. Contents clean and unmarked. A sound vintage copy. Weekly Publications, Inc. Paperback
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Newsweek Magazine January 17 1938
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 44 pages. Contents: Direction of New Deal's Course Remains President's Secret: Question of Trust Busting Versus Regulation Unanswered as Oratory Continues; The Supreme Court: Justice George Sutherland Quits and West Offers Candidates; Congress Toil: Filibuster Budget War Taxes Economy; Relief: James F. Byrnes Committee Sentiment Leans Toward Dole; Martin L. Davey and Politics: Hatchet Men Again Swing on the Governor; White and Taxes: Mississippi's Home Owners Offered a Glimpse of Paradise; Sol Bloom's Boomerang: New York Congressman Gets Some Unwelcome Publicity; 'North Pole Weather': Russians Stay on Drifting Ice Despite Danger Signs; Rumania: 'It is My Government' Says Royal Dictator King Carol II; For Sale: 874 Sketches of American Birds by Rex Brasher $250000 and Will Not Divide; Easier British Divorce: People Rejoice in the Luxury of Simplified Home-Breaking; John Donna the Fox: Veteran of Bobsledding Runs Leaves for New World Test; Economists See Wishful Thinking in 1939 Budget - They Claim President Bases Figures on Higher Revenue and Quick Recovery; The Recession: Who or What Is to Blame; '112': Hudson Motor Car Co. Builds a Car 'to Lead Way Out of the Slump'; Erie Railroad Bonds: Chairman of RFC Reconstruction Finance Corp. Criticizes C. & O.'s Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co. Attitude; and White House Finally Solves the Riddle of Federal Air-Line Control - Maybe. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Direction of New Deal's Course Remains President's Secret: Question of Trust Busting Versus Regulation Unanswered as Oratory Continues; The Supreme Court: Justice George Sutherland Quits and West Offers Candidates; Congress Toil: Filibuster Budget W . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine August 1 1949
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Fair. 1949. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 68 pages. Cover: General Dwight Eisenhower Contents: Our Frontier the Iron Curtain; Politics: Getting the Harry F. Byrd; Ike the Atom and '52 - General Dwight Eisenhower; Crime: Slugs on Sunset Strip - Mickey Cohen and Dee David; The Cardinal Spellman and the Lady Eleanor Roosevelt; Jackie Robinson Pitching; Flare-Up in Florida - Ku Klux Klan Willie Padgett; China: Showdown Time for the U.S. - Dr. J. Leighton Stuart U.S. Ambassador to China; Britain: Winston Churchill Speaking; Yugoslavia: Buttressing Josip Broz Tito; Trials: British Vampire - John George Haigh; Pacts: The Anglo-Russian Deal; Russia: 10 Million Slaves; Guatemala: Coup That Failied; Mexico: Oil and Dollars; Medicine: Penicillin Prophylaxis; Bedlam Subdued - Research and Development Board and Dr. Karl T. Compton; Business: Who Says Depression; Civil Answers to Shrewd Questions; and Perspective: Feeding Hungry Horses. Binding intact. 4.5" X 1.5" piece missing fron front cover. Large clippings missing from pages 19 and 20. Some foxing to front cover. Two chips from back cover. A worthy reference copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Cover: General Dwight Eisenhower Contents: Our Frontier the Iron Curtain; Politics: Getting the Harry F. Byrd; Ike the Atom and '52 - General Dwight Eisenhower; Crime: Slugs on Sunset Strip - Mickey Cohen and Dee David; The Cardinal Spellman a . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine November 29 1937
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Paperback. 40 pages. Contents: Congress Eyes Business for Cue on Future Course: A Week of Dawdling Then Recovery Emerges as Main Goal of Legislators; International Deal: World's Two Biggest Traders Get Down to Business; Labor Waits: Movement to Aid Business Perils Wage-Hour Bill; Concept of Life: Reich Emigre Dr. Richard Benedict Goldschmidt Challenges Theory of Heredity; Church United: Wesley's American Children Bury Their Differences; Strikebreaking: U.S. Loses First Big Case Under the Byrnes Act; Problem - Relief: When Winter Comes 150 Mayors Will Be on the Job; The 'Rug' Murder: A Patch in the Snow a Body Patrick J. Corcoran and a Gossip Column; Tzenny Chandris: Freighters' Survivors Wonder Who Got the Money; K.K.K. Ku Klux Klan in Florida: Governor Fred P. Cone Reads the Papers Crosses Burn in Miami Park; Siege of Asia: Chinese Defeat Becomes National Disaster: Powers Give Up 'Efforts' to Check the Japanese and Put the Blame on U.S.; Quixote of Peace: Edgar Algernon Cecil Gets Nobel Prize for Support of League of Nations Union; Head Hunters: Diplomats Stalking Prey From London to Vienna; Putsch in Peru: Fellow Dictators Now Dream of Imitating Vargas; Monsieur X: The Man Octave Montjoin Who Lost Himself Is Found by the State; French Kluxers: Phantom Rightist Clan Les Cagoulards Saves Premier Camille Chautemps From Defeat; Romance in Umania: King Carol as Cabinet Maker With Magda Lupescu at the Controls; House of Hesse: A Chimney Alters the Course of 600-Year-Old Line; Wind and Color on the Screen: Ebb Tide Follows Hurricane and Gasp Follows Gasp; Karl Schafer the Skater - a Gay Blade Who Would Prefer to Wear Long Trousers; The Mason Tradition Blooms Anew in Composer Daniel Gregory Mason 64 Who Lauds Lincoln; Harlem Under Control: American Negro Ballet Gives 'Fire Bird' and Park Ave. Approves; Production Falls Unrest Grows Among Auto Industry Workers: Union Leaders' Troubles Increase as Declining Sales Cause Heavy Layoff; Stones are Cast: Disunion of Unions Impairs Affairs of Domestic Union; Labor Rivalry: 'Two-Bit' Auto Organization Independant Association of Chrysler Employes Gives U.A.W. United Automobile Workers a Wedge; Unions for Banks: First Step in Nationwide Campaign Starts in N.Y. New York; Housing Aid Comes to Fore Again as Business Stimulant; Trade Barometer: Steel Output Does Reflect Does Not Forecast Trend; Court Test: Government and Utilities Start Their Real Battle; Aviation: Transatlantic Dream is Boosted by Maritime Board in Report to Congress; The Radio Priest Father Charles E. Coughlin Again: Vatican Finally Hands Down an Opinion; Doctor Cures Sore Throat with X-Ray Tube Light Bulb Forceps and Patience; What to Learn at College Raises Discussion at Session of Land Grant Educators; A College Professor Dr. William Allen Neilson Makes a Startling Discovery; and Perspective: Give the Roads a Break! and Congressional Background. Interesting color-photo ad for the Packard Lektro-Shaver on back cover. Binding intact. Average wear. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; Magazine; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Congress Eyes Business for Cue on Future Course: A Week of Dawdling Then Recovery Emerges as Main Goal of Legislators; International Deal: World's Two Biggest Traders Get Down to Business; Labor Waits: Movement to Aid Business Perils Wage-Hour Bill; C . Weekly Publications, Inc. paperback
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Newsweek Magazine October 25 1937
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 44 pages. Contents: C.I.O.Committee for Industrial Organization A.F. of L.American Federation of Labor Take Wary Steps to Peace; Back to Gompers: Federation Rues Assent to Federal Labor Laws; Ford's Ultimatum: Harry Bennett Demands Protection for Company's Plants; 'Human Budget': President Calls Congress for New Deal Business; Criminal Career: Alfred Brady Gang's Long Trail Ends in Bangor; Duce Benito Mussolini Continues Spanish War on the Front and in London: But the Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Offers Pledge to Belgium Peace for Spain; Holy Land: Death at Pools of Solomon - Intrigue in a Mosque; Misunderstanding: Human Nonentity Destroys Diplomatic Star's James Theodore Marriner Career; Wanderers: Nazis Take the Duke and Duchess Windsors on Breathless Tour of Reich; China's Chances: Soviet Aid Brings New Hope to the Tottering Republic; Modern Art Museum and Simple Faith Bring Fame to a Sculptor William Edmondson; Entertainment: 'I'd Rather Be Right' - George M. Cohan Impersonates Franklin D. Roosevelt; Critics Blame U.S.L.T.A.United States Lawn Tennis Association for Absence of Tennis Stars at First Open Tournament; Col. Jacob Ruppert Diplomatically Dismisses His World Series Hero Anthony Michael Lazzeri; Winthrop W. Aldrich Blames Market Slump on 'Governmental Policies'; Investments: Even Experts Can't Buck the Fall in Stocks; FCC Federal Communications Commission Shake-Up: New Chairman Frank R. McNinch Reveals an 'Unavoidable Incident'; Aviation: Air Commerce Bureau's Housecleaning Tightens Rules for Private Flying; A Sign of the Times: Californian Buys a $300000 Castle in the Air; Louis Bromfield's Portrait of an Indian State Reflects Atmosphere of a Continent; Religion: Episcopalian Convention Retains Strict Marriage Law Then Settles Other Matters; Science: Vladimir K. Zworykin Leaves Future of Television With the Engineers; Education: Lord Nuffield William Richard Morris Once Again Opens His Purse and Oxford Gets $500000; Hunter College Course Offers Ten Commandments for Girls' Manners; and Perspective: Peace in the United States and Congressional Probabilities. Half page black/white Ol' Judge Robbins Cartoon Ad for Prince Albert Pipe Smoke. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Average wear. Contents clean and unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; C.I.O.Committee for Industrial Organization A.F. of L.American Federation of Labor Take Wary Steps to Peace; Back to Gompers: Federation Rues Assent to Federal Labor Laws; Ford's Ultimatum: Harry Bennett Demands Protection for Company's Plants; . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine January 10 1938
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 44 pages. Contents: President Makes a Gesture Asks One From Business: Mr. Roosevelt Indicates He Will Stick by His Program in 'New Moral Climate'; Robert Jackson Scourge of Trusts; Big Navy: The President Suggests We May Need More Ships; Lottery Round-up: Federal Raids Catch Gangs That Gamble and Always Win; The 'Robinsons': Trail of Moscow 'Spies' Leads to Marinelli and a Mess; Stranger Than Fiction: High Seas Murder and Piracy Puzzle to Coast Police; Unemployment: Completed Census Condemned as an Idle Count of the Idle; War of Attrition Puts China at Mercy of Two Devastators: Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek Quits as Premier to Conduct Guerrilla Campaign Against Japanese; Lazaro Cardenas and Oil: Mexican President Again Strikes at U.S. Interests; A Poet Politician Octavian Goga Rises in Rumania; Reversal in Egypt: An Eighteen-Year-Old King Farouk I Swings His Scepter; Spain: Outcome Again in Balance on Teruel Front; Paris Strike: Premier Camille Chautemps and the Army Call a Red Bluff; A Year of Science: Blood Atoms Sap and Secrets of the Earth and Sea; 250000 Fans Cheer Grid Battles in Seven Bowls One Iced; Robert H. Jackson Speaks Stocks Waver and 30000 Lose Jobs: Assistant Attorney General Provokes New Wave of Caution and Upsets Tradition; Milk and Pennies: Anguish in N.Y. New York; Silver: Buying Price Reduction Arouses Criticism; Labor Questions and Court Answers; and Perspective: Robert H. Jackson vs. Business et al. Back cover black and white photo ad for Paul Jones whisky features servant holding his tray 'High & Dry!'. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; President Makes a Gesture Asks One From Business: Mr. Roosevelt Indicates He Will Stick by His Program in 'New Moral Climate'; Robert Jackson Scourge of Trusts; Big Navy: The President Suggests We May Need More Ships; Lottery Round-up: Federal Raids . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine August 18 1947- Jack Kramer Cover Photo
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1947. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 84 pages. Cover: Jack Kramer Contents: Amazing futuristic color illustration of a motorcycle inside front cover by Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation; Evolution of Elliott Roosevelt; Bookmaking: They Can't Frighten Joe a.k.a. Emetio Polizio; Britain: That's the Way the Dollars Go; Eight Eyes on Seven Faces: Report From Inside Spandau on the Day-to-Day Life of the Nazis Who Didn't Hang; Canadian Affairs: Dollars to Deficits; Latin American Affairs: In Search of Securities; Paraguay: Assault on Asuncion; Resurgent VD Venereal Disease; Trade: Tidings of Comfort and Discomfort; Cosmetics: Glorifying Women of Color; Tennis: King Jack Kramer; Jeffersonian Democracy and Perspective: California - No Vacancy. Full page colour vintage print advertising including Schlitz Beer Kaiser-Frazer Corporation Kodak Four Roses Whiskey and Chevrolet. Full page colour vintage Lucky Strike Cigarette print advertising with American Artist Fletcher Martin "Bright Tobacco" painting. Back page color ad for Chesterfield cigarettes features illustrations of the "Kings of Sports" - Bobby Riggs Sid Luckman Lloyd Mangrum Stan Musial Adolph Kiefer Nat Holman and Ted Williams. Binding intact. Small mailing label top left front cover. Average wear. Contents clean and unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Cover: Jack Kramer Contents: Evolution of Elliott Roosevelt; Bookmaking: They Can't Frighten Joe a.k.a. Emetio Polizio; Britain: That's the Way the Dollars Go; Eight Eyes on Seven Faces: Report From Inside Spandau on the Day-to-Day Life of the Na . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine December 13 1937
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1937. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 48 pages. Contents: The President F.D. Roosevelt Allows Congress a Chance to Find Own Salvation: Hill Rebels on Spending Bogs Down on Farm and Labor Pushes Housing; Pat Harrison: The Portrait of a Politician from Jokes to Taxes; Labor Front: Dearth of Money Weakens Resistance in Ranks; Jury Scandal: Despite Faith of 2 Sheriffs Frenchy George Andre Can't Go Straight; 'Mr. and Mrs. Gregory': The Charles Lindberghs Come Home - and Aviation Lobbies Buzz; Japan Hastens Campaign to Control All Shanghai: A Flag and a Grenade Embroil Tokyo With Powers and U.S. Marines; Spain: Zero Hour - Cold and Politics Prolong Gen. Francisco Franco's Worries; Imperial Purge: A 'Soldiers' Soldier' John Standish Surtees Prendergast Vereker Becomes Chief of British Army; Rumanian Compromise: Liberals Make Puzzling Deal with Fascists; Mexico: a Celebration - Cardenas' New Deal Goes Ahead Despite Fiscal Troubles; Presenting the 1937 All-American Team - Strong Versatile Fast in the Head and Feet; Winter Brings an Enemy: New York Opens Five Clinics to Fight Pneumonia; Rev. William Norman Guthrie: Hero Rector of Peter Stuyvesant's Church Decides to Rest; Railroads Want to Spend - With What Remains Mystery; The Voice of Industry Speaks: N.A.M. National Association of Manufacturers Opens 42nd Congress; Farm Puzzle: Both House and Senate Bills Assailed for Complexity; Cure for Coal: Industry Doubts Efficiency of Federal Medicine; and Perspective: Searching for Peace. Camel cigarette color Christmas ad on back cover. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Average wear. Contents clean and unmarked. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; The President F.D. Roosevelt Allows Congress a Chance to Find Own Salvation: Hill Rebels on Spending Bogs Down on Farm and Labor Pushes Housing; Pat Harrison: The Portrait of a Politician from Jokes to Taxes; Labor Front: Dearth of Money Weakens Resi . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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Newsweek Magazine March 14 1938
Dayton Ohio USA: Weekly Publications Inc. Good. 1938. First Edition. Single Issue Magazine. 40 pages. Contents: TVA Tennessee Valley Authority: Directors' Squabbles Finally Break Into the Open - Arthur Morgan Demands Congressional Investigation Into Power Policy; Bernard M. Baruch Offers New Deal Advice; Reorganization Bill: Senate Makes Last Stand Against White House Pressure; Roosevelt Doings: Literature Diplomacy Fun Elocution Politics; Voice of the G.O.P. Grand Old Party: Dr. Glenn Frank Starts Ball Rolling With Some Catchwords; Robert H. Jackson's Successor: 'Folklore of Capitalism' Gets Still More Publicity; Woe in the West: Ocean Winds Blow Disaster to Southern California; Russia: Pattern Stands Out in Series of Purge Trials - Each New Session Brings Something More Frightening to Public's Attention; Austrian Hamlet: To Be or Not to Be a Nazi Plagues Interior Minister; Hermann Wilhelm Goering Threatens: Czechoslovakia's Premier Returns Bluff for Bluff; Martin Niemoeller 'Freed'; Britain Bargains and Builds Planes; Spain: Sea Battle Diminishes Franco's Blockade Chances; Turmoil in Japan: Whole Nation is Aroused Over Mobilization Bill; Canadian Fascists: Scattered Factions' Drive for Harmony Stirs Parliament; Mexico and Oil: American and British Firms Put in Tight Corner; W.R. William Randolph Hearst's Empire: Publisher Decides to Give up His $15 Million Art; Spectrum and Children: Finger Painting Helps Show What They See in Colors; Glenn Cunningham: World's Fastest Man Lives to Run Another Day; Indoor Tennis Produces a 19-Year-Old Candidate for U.S. Davis Cup Team; 'Essentialist' Group Urges Pupils Be Coddled Less and Taught More; Talking Newspapers: Transmission Expert Files a Challenging Patent; Insurance: New York Ponders a Reform Bill and an Expose: Herbert H. Lehman and Press Attack 'High-Pressure' Salesmanship in Industrial Policies; New Tax Deal and Signs of Hope; Labor: Union Discipline Quells Hosiery Workers' Revolt; Mrs. Eleanor Rooney Boss; Labor Notes: NLRB National Labor Relations Board C.I.O. Congress of Industrial Organizations A.F. of L American Federation of Labor. and the State of the Nation; Holding Companies: New Glass Bank Measure Held Menace to Vast Concerns; and Employers: Senate Committee Studies N.A.M.National Association of Manufacturer's Record on Unions. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy.; 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall; Contents: TVA Tennessee Valley Authority: Directors' Squabbles Finally Break Into the Open - Arthur Morgan Demands Congressional Investigation Into Power Policy; Bernard M. Baruch Offers New Deal Advice; Reorganization Bill: Senate Makes Last Stand . Weekly Publications, Inc. unknown
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