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| − | * ... | + | '''September 1953''' |
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| | + | * "The Truth about Joe McCarthy" — by Harold Lord Varney — p. 3 |
| | + | * "Russia and the Middle East" — by Jules Kagian — p. 13 |
| | + | * "Down to Earth: The Abbot Talks to Tigers" — by Alan DeVoe — p. 18 |
| | + | * "What Ever Became of the Hoover Report?" — by James E. Warner — p. 22 |
| | + | * "The New England Hired Man" — by James A. Dodd — p. 27 |
| | + | * "Red China's Narcotics Traffic" — by George Fielding Eliot — p. 31 |
| | + | * "Queer Cargoes By Air" — by Trevor Holloway — p. 38 |
| | + | * "Slander Not Thy Mother's Son" — by Rosa Meyerhof — p. 41 |
| | + | * "Washington's Biggest Lobby" — by Patrick McMahon — p. 43 |
| | + | * "The Wounded Warrior" — by Morgan M. Miles — p. 49 |
| | + | * "Prophet With Honor — The Story of Martin Dies" — by Howard Rushmore — p. 52 |
| | + | * "The Modern Barbary Coast" — by Bayne Wilson — p. 57 |
| | + | * "I've Got Those Cobalt Blues" — by Joseph Stocker — p. 59 |
| | + | * "European Defense — Seen from Another Angle" — by Robert Ingrim — p. 61 |
| | + | * "The Wild West Starts on Fifth Avenue" — by Janet Williams — p. 67 |
| | + | * "Are We Rocking the Boat?" — by Frank Ball — p. 69 |
| | + | * "Do You Know That ——" — by Nora de Toledano — p. 72 |
| | + | * "Mrs. Smith Comes to Washington" — by Elizabeth Churchill — p. 73 |
| | + | * "Adolphus Busch — Master Brewer" — by Harry T. Brundidge — p. 77 |
| | + | * "Village Reborn" — by A. A. Hoehling — p. 82 |
| | + | * "From Caves to Cafés" — by Betty Diehl and Thomas D'Amico — p. 85 |
| | + | * "The Store Downtown" — by Harry Thompson — p. 91 |
| | + | * "Benjamin Mandel Keeps Working" — by Nelson Frank — p. 93 |
| | + | * "Applied Psychology" — by Guro Bjornson — p. 98 |
| | + | * "Quiz Kid Extraordinary" — by Ed Quarrington — p. 99 |
| | + | * "With the Foreign Legion in Indo-China" — by Paul Nohren — p. 101 |
| | + | * "A Miracle" — by Lynn Clifford Goldberg — p. 106 |
| | + | * "Sound on Disc" — p. 107 |
| | + | * "In Defense of Divorce" — by Anonymous — p. 109 |
| | + | * "The Fadil Sultan" — by J. H. W. Kersting — p. 115 |
| | + | * "Are You Hiding Uncle Sam's Gold in Your Teeth?" — by Howard M. Duffy — p. 120 |
| | + | * "One Story the Tabloids Couldn't Touch" — by William R. Peer — p. 121 |
| | + | * "I Don't Like Cats" — by Hugh Robert Orr — p. 126 |
| | + | * "The Strange Story of Nicholas Trist" — by Frank L. Baer — p. 130 |
| | + | * "Books in Review" — by Frank S. Meyer — p. 134 |
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| | ==== 1954 ==== | | ==== 1954 ==== |