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How To Place An Order Magazine Title Index Magazine Condition Grading

Issue Date:	Cover/Issue Description:	Condition:	Price
May 21, 1898	Death of Gladstone front page article	Good	$12.50
June 4, 1898	The Siege of Santiago	Good	$12.50
June 11, 1898	Our Heroes at Santiago	Good	$12.50

1916 Issues	WWI News – 11/11, 11/18, 11/25, 12/2, 12/9, 12/16, 12/23	Good	$10.00 ea.
October 7, 1916	Candidate Charles Evans Hughes	G/VG	$12.50
October 14, 1916	President Woodrow Wilson	G/VG	$12.50
October 28, 1916	Teddy Roosevelt cover	G/VG	$12.50
1917 Issues	5/12, 5/19	Good	$10.00 ea.

1923 Issues

7/28, 8/4, 9/15, 10/13, 12/29

Good

$10.00 ea.

1924 Issues	1/5, 1/19, 2/2, 2/16, 3/15 (2), 3/22, 3/29, 4/5, 4/12 (2), 4/19, 4/26, 5/10, 5/17, 5/24 (2), 5/31 (2), 6/7, 6/14 (2), 6/21, 7/5, 7/12, 7/26, 10/4, 10/18 (covers detached), 10/25, 11/8 (2), 11/15, 11/22, 12/6, 12/13, 12/20, 12/27	Good	$10.00 ea.
May 3, 1924	Are Movies Getting Better? – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
June 28, 1924	Moving Pictures by Radio in the Home Next!	Good	$10.00
July 19, 1924	Mars, Are You Concealing Anything From Us?	Good	$10.00
October 11, 1924	Everest, World’s Highest Peak, Unconquered	Good	$10.00

1925 Issues	1/3, 1/10, 1/17, 1/31, 2/7, 2/14, 2/21, 3/14 (2), 3/21 (2 – 1 is splitting), 3/28, 4/4, 4/11, 4/18, 4/25, 5/2, 5/9, 5/16, 5/23, 5/30, 6/6, 6/13, 6/20, 6/27, 7/4 (2), 7/11, 7/18, 7/25, 8/1, 8/15, 8/22, 8/29, 9/5, 9/12 (2), 9/19, 9/26, 10/3, 10/10, 10/17 (2), 10/24, 10/31, 11/7, 11/14 (2), 11/21 (2), 11/28 (2), 12/5 (2), 12/12, 12/19 (2), 12/26 (2)	Good	$10.00 ea.
January 24, 1925	Two Women Governors	G/VG	$10.00

1926 Issues

1/2 (2), 1/9 (2), 1/16 (2), 1/23 (2), 1/30 (2), 2/6 (2), 2/13 (2), 2/20 (2), 2/27 (2), 3/6 (2), 3/13 (2), 3/20 (2), 3/27 (2), 4/3 (3), 4/10 (2), 4/17 (2), 4/24 (2), 5/1 (2), 5/8 (2), 5/15 (2), 5/22 (2), 5/29 (2), 6/5 (2), 6/12 (2), 6/19 (2), 6/26 (2), 7/3 (2), 7/10 (2), 7/17 (2), 7/24 (2), 7/31 (2), 8/7 (2), 8/14, 8/21, 8/28, 9/4, 9/18 (2), 9/25 (2), 10/2 (2), 10/9, 10/16 (2), 10/23 (2), 10/30 (2), 11/6 (3), 11/13, 11/20, 11/27, 12/4, 12/11, 12/18 (2), 12/25

Good

$10.00 ea.

1927 Issues	1/1 (2), 1/8 (2), 1/15 (2), 1/22, 1/29 (2), 2/5, 2/12, 2/19, 2/26 (2), 3/5 (2), 3/12 (2), 3/19, 3/26 (2), 4/2 (2), 4/9 (2), 4/16 (2), 4/23 (2), 4/30 (2), 5/7 (2), 5/14 (2), 5/21, 5/28 (2 – 1 split), 6/11 (2), 6/18 (2), 6/25, 7/2, 7/9, 7/23, 7/30, 8/13, 8/20 (2), 9/3, 9/17, 9/24, 10/8, 10/15, 10/22, 10/29, 11/5, 11/19, 11/26, 12/3, 12/10, 12/17, 12/24, 12/31	Good	$10.00 ea.
June 4, 1927	New York to Paris in 33-1/2 hours (Lindbergh) report	Good	$15.00
	Same	Good, back cvr tears	$12.50
July 16, 1927	Chief Justice William Howard Taft	Good	$10.00
September 10, 1927	Henry Ford cover	Good	$12.50
October 1, 1927	Aviation cover & article	Good	$12.50
November 12, 1927	Mussolini cover	Good	$15.00

January 7, 1928	Cat cover	Good, splitting spine	$7.50
February 4, 1928	Uncle Eli Surveys Maladetta	Good	$7.50
February 18, 1928	George Washington, the Misrepresented	Good	$7.50
March 3, 1928	Famous American Flagships	Good	$7.50
May 5, 1928	The “Los Angeles” at Home (Airship)	G/VG	$15.00
May 19, 1928	At the Alcazar at Seville	G/VG	$10.00
May 26, 1928	“Memories” (Civil War Veteran)	Good	$7.50
June 2, 1928	“Farm Relief Is a National Need” – Jardine	G/VG	$10.00
June 16, 1928	Dark Horse? (Dawes?)	Good	$7.50
June 23, 1928	“No Surrender” Reed	G/VG	$10.00
July 7, 1928	“The Woman’s Club”	Good	$7.50
July 21, 1928	“Action!” (Olympics)	G/VG	$12.50
August 4, 1928	“Fells Good on the Feet” (baby photo)	G/VG	$10.00
August 11, 1928	“Let’s Be Friends” (dog photo)	G/VG	$10.00
August 25, 1928	“our Helen” cover. How Will The States Line Up This Fall?	Good	$7.50
September 1, 1928	“The Puddler” (statue photo)	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
September 8, 1928	A September Sail	G/VG	$10.00
September 15, 1928	Spain’s Dictator – Primo de Rivera	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
September 22, 1928	“Be Prepared” is the Boy Scouts’ Motto	G/VG	$12.50
September 29, 1928	Chief Two Gun White Calf, the Man on the Nickel	G/VG	$12.50
October 13, 1928	“Pretty Baby”	G/VG	$10.00
October 20, 1928	Great Mosque at Cordova	Good	$7.50
November 3, 1928	Great Horned Owl cover.	Good	$7.50
December 1, 1928	Speaker’s Chair – Canadian House of Commons	Good	$7.50
December 8, 1928	The Capitol at Night – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
December 22, 1928	“Great Expectations” (Xmas photo) -- 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
December 29, 1928	“December”	G/VG	$10.00

1929 Issues	1/5, 1/12, 1/26 (2), 2/2 (2), 2/23, 3/16, 3/23, 3/30, 4/6, 4/13 (2), 4/27 (2), 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/25, 6/1, 6/8 (2), 6/15, 6/22, 6/29 (3), 7/6 (2), 7/13, 7/20 (2), 7/27 (2), 8/3 (2), 8/10 (2), 8/24 (2), 9/7, 9/14, 9/21 (2), 9/28, 10/5 (2), 10/12, 10/19, 10/26, 11/2, 11/9, 11/16, 11/23 (2), 11/30, 12/7, 12/14 (2), 12/21, 12/28 (2)	Good	$7.50 ea.
February 9, 1929	Broadway Glimpsed from Woolworth Tower – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
February 16, 1929	Girl Scout cover – 2 copies	Good	$12.50
March 9, 1929	Charles Lindbergh – Let Us Talk About Aviation	Good	$12.50
August 31, 1929	Youngest King Plays Indian (Michael of Rumania) – 2 copies	Good	$10.00

January 4, 1930	Blind Senator Schall & Seeing Eye Dog – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 11, 1930	Queen Mary cover – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 18, 1930	Live Scorpions Are Considered A Delicacy in Tunisia.	Good	$7.50
February 1, 1930	Miguel Primo De Rivera	Good	$7.50
February 15, 1930	Miss Mary Anderson – Dept. of Labor – 3 copies	Good	$7.50
February 22, 1930	Taft’s Famous Smile Fades	Good, stain	$7.50
March 1, 1930	Your Last Chance To Vote Wet or Dry (Pathfinder Poll)	Good	$7.50
March 8, 1930	Chief Justice Hughes	Good	$7.50
March 15, 1930	Speaker of the House Longworth	Good	$7.50
March 22, 1930	Final Figures in National Prohibition Referendum	Good	$7.50
April 5, 1930	Native Belle of the Sara-Djinges Tribe of Africa	Good	$7.50
April 12, 1930	Senator Pat Harrison Is the Father of Political Talks by Radio	Good	$7.50
April 19, 1930	First Lady Mrs. Hoover	Good	$7.50
April 26, 1930	John Johnston Parker – Youngest Supreme Court Justice	Good	$7.50
May 3, 1930	Mt. Vernon – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
May 10, 1930	Premier Hamaguchi of Japan	Good	$10.00
May 24, 1930	Face of Medal Voted by Congress To Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh	Good	$7.50
June 7, 1930	Secretary Davis	Good	$7.50
June 14, 1930	Pathfinder vs. Literary Digest Straw Votes	Good	$7.50
June 21, 1930	“King of Swat” Still At It	Good, staining	$10.00
June 28, 1930	Richard Evelyn Byrd	Good	$7.50
July 5, 1930	Benito Mussolini – Greatest Roman of Them All – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
July 12, 1930	Sir Ronald Lindsay	Good	$7.50
July 19, 1930	Von Hindenburg	Good	$7.50
July 26, 1930	John Dewey	Good	$7.50
August 23, 1930	Thomas Edison	Good, spine splitting, no back cover	$7.50
September 20, 1930	Lorado Taft’s 50-foot statue of Chief Black Hawk	Good	$7.50
October 25, 1930	Betty Nuthall	Good	$10.00
November 1, 1930	Haile Selassie I	Not Available	NA
November 8, 1930	Elihu Root	Good	$7.50
November 15, 1930	Edsel Ford	G/VG	$10.00
November 22, 1930	Franklin Roosevelt	Good	$7.50
November 29, 1930	Senator Simeon D. Fess	Good	$7.50
December 6, 1930	Carol I – He Loved Well But Not Wisely	Good	$7.50
December 13, 1930	Wisconsin Gov. Philip La Follette – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
December 20, 1930	Premier of Canada Richard B Bennett – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
December 27, 1930	Albert Einstein – 2 copies	Good	$10.00

January 3, 1931	Mussolini	Good	$10.00
January 10, 1931	William N. Doak	Good	$7.50
January 17, 1931	Jessica Dragonette	Good	$7.50
January 24, 1931	Chicago Univ. President Hutchins – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 31, 1931	Huey Long	Not Available	NA
February 7, 1931	“Edward P”	Good	$7.50
February 14, 1931	Mahatma Ghandi	Good	$7.50
February 21, 1931	Henry Prather Fletcher – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
February 28, 1931	Rudy Vallee – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
March 7, 1931	Allen Hoover – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
March 14, 1931	Senator Borah	Good	$7.50
March 21 , 1931	“Alfalfa Bill” Murray and Will Rogers	Good	$7.50
March 28, 1931	Associate Justices Oliver Wendell Holmes and Louis Dembitz Brandeis	Good	$7.50
April 4, 1931	George Eastman, Kodak King	Good	$7.50
April 11, 1931	Aviator Floyd Gibbons – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
April 18, 1931	King Prajadhipok of Siam – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
April 25, 1931	Cermak Landslide	Good	$7.50
May 2, 1931	King Alfonso XIII of Spain – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
May 9, 1931	Marine Sergeant Faustin Wirkus	Good	$7.50
May 16, 1931	New York Mayor Walker	Good	$7.50
May 23, 1931	President Hoover and Granddaughter Peggy Ann Hoover	Good	$7.50
May 30, 1931	Washington Monument – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
June 6, 1931	Richard B. Russell, Jr.	Good	$7.50
June 13, 1931	Titanic Memorial	Good	$12.50
June 20, 1931	Anton J. Cermak	Good	$7.50
June 27, 1931	President Paul Doumer	Good	$7.50
July 4, 1931	How 48 States Line Up on Prohibition as an Issue	Good	$10.00
July 11, 1931	Prehistoric Creatures	Good	$7.50
July 18, 1931	U. S. S. Texas	Good	$7.50
July 25, 1931	Indian Statue on Capital Dome – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
August 1, 1931	Summer Styles for the Stronger Sex	Good	$7.50
August 8, 1931	President Green of the AFL – 3 copies	Good	$7.50
August 15, 1931	Anne & Colonel Lindbergh – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
August 22, 1931	George Bernard Shaw	Good	$7.50
August 29, 1931	The Fishing Fleet – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
September 5, 1931	Busy Bee – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
September 12, 1931	King George V	Good	$7.50
September 19, 1931	General Smedley D. Butler with Three Mascots	Good	$7.50
September 26, 1931	Gandhi – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
October 3, 1931	Sir Hubert Wilkins – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
October 10, 1931	Columbus Day Illus. – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
October 17, 1931	Chairman Gifford – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
October 24, 1931	France Premier Pierre Laval – 2 copies	Good – pencil on one copy	$7.50
October 31, 1931	Franklin D. Roosevelt	Good	$10.00
November 7, 1931	George Higgins Moses	Good	$7.50
November 14, 1931	US Steel President Farrell	Good	$7.50
November 21, 1931	Mayor Anton J. Cermak	Good	$7.50
November 28, 1931	Dino Grandi	Good	$7.50
December 5, 1931	John (“Jack”) Nance Garner	Good	$7.50
December 12, 1931	Mrs. Hattie Caraway	Good	$7.50
December 19, 1931	Premier of Japan Reijiro Wakatsuki - 2 copies	Good	$7.50
December 26, 1931	Merry Christmas To You	Good	$7.50

January 2, 1932	Judging Democratic Finals in Pathfinder Political Contest	Good	$7.50
January 9, 1932	General Chiang Kai-shek – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 16, 1932	Senator Borah	Good	$7.50
February 6, 1932	Juliana and Queen Wilhelmina	Good	$7.50
February 13, 1932	Newton Diehl Baker – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
February 20, 1932	Presidential Poll – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
February 27, 1932	President Paul Doumer	Good	$7.50
March 5, 1932	Our Sightless Solons – Senator David Schall (with Lux) and Senator Thomas Pryor Gore	Good	$7.50
March 12, 1932	Colonel William Knox	Good	$7.50
March 19, 1932	Hero of Woosung – General Tang Chi-shui – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
March 26, 1932	Emperor of Manchoukuo	Good	$7.50
April 2, 1932	Eamon De Valera	Good	$7.50
April 9, 1932	It Looks Like A Hoover Year – And How!	Good	$7.50
April 16, 1932	Speaker John Nance Garner	Good	$7.50
April 23, 1932	Paul Ludwig Hans von Beneckendorf und von Hindenburg Defeats Adolf Hitler	Good	$7.50
	Same	Good, ink writing	$7.50
April 30, 1932	Walter Johannes Damrosch Predicts End of Jazz	Good	$7.50
May 7, 1932	Dedication of Masonic Temple in Washington’s Memory	Good	$7.50
May 14, 1932	Albert Cabell Ritchie	Good	$7.50
May 21, 1932	Secretary of the Treasury Mills	Good, ink writing	$7.50
May 28, 1932	Swat the Drys vs. Wallop the Wets	Good	$10.00
June 4, 1932	Lieutenant General Sadao Araki	Good	$7.50
June 11, 1932	Governor Murray of Oklahoma (If He Were President … )	Good	$7.50
June 18, 1932	Mayor Jimmie Walker, “Loot” by Albert Payson Terhune	Good	$7.50
June 25, 1932	John D. Rockefeller, Jr.	Good	$7.50
July 2, 1932	Republican Army First on the Field	Good, missing covers	$7.50
July 9, 1932	Miss Amelia Earhart – “Lady Lindy”	Good	$10.00
July 16, 1932	Franklin Roosevelt	Good	$7.50
July 23, 1932	First Lady Hoover	Good	$7.50
July 30, 1932	British Prime Minister MacDonald	Good	$7.50
August 6, 1932	Stanley Baldwin – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
August 13, 1932	Bishop Cannon – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
August 20, 1932	Adolph Hitler	G/VG	$12.50
August 27, 1932	Hoover Hedges	Good	$7.50
September 3, 1932	Altitude Record – Piccard Flight	Good	$10.00
	Same	Good, stain	$7.50
September 10, 1932	Secretary of Commerce Chapin	Good	$7.50
September 17, 1932	Jouett Shouse	Good	$7.50
September 24, 1932	Newton D. Baker	Good	$7.50
October 1, 1932	Secretary of War Patrick Jay Hurley	Good	$7.50
October 8, 1932	Klementi Voroshilov	Good	$7.50
October 15, 1932	Alfred Pritchard Sloan Jr. (General Motors)	Good	$7.50
October 22, 1932	Premier Saito of Japan	Good	$7.50
October 29, 1932	General Douglas MacArthur	Good	$7.50
November 5, 1932	Samuel Insull	Good	$7.50
November 12, 1932	Ghazi Mustapha Kemal Pasha	Good	$7.50
November 19, 1932	Landslide For the Democrats	Good	$7.50
November 26, 1932	Uncle Sam Permits Heavy Inroads on Postal Revenues	Good	$7.50
December 3, 1932	Legal Beer Expected to Act Like Magic Wand	Good	$7.50
December 10, 1932	European Nations Flatly Warned They Must Pay Their War Debts	Good	$7.50
December 17, 1932	Organized Labor Threatens “Force” to Secure Its Aims – Farmers May Copy	Good	$7.50
December 24, 1932	“Buy American” Latest Appeal To Save Industry	Good	$7.50
December 31, 1932	Huge Postal Deficit Causes Deep Concern	Good	$7.50

January 7, 1933	Prosperity Impossible Until Rural Half of America Gets Square Deal	Good	$7.50
January 14, 1933	Home Loan Banks, Heralded as Relief, Promise Little Help	Good	$7.50
January 21, 1933	Rubber Goods Are Bouncing Over Our Tariff Wall	Good	$7.50
January 28, 1933	Farm Allotment Plan to Start Business Up by Helping Farmers to Buy More	Good	$7.50
February 4, 1933	Unjust Differences Between Prices Farmers Have To Pay and Those They Get	Good	$7.50
February 11, 1933	Industrial Magnates Now Alarmed Over Cheap Importations	Good	$7.50
March 4, 1933	Woman Who Saved the President-Elect – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
March 11, 1933	That Gambling Den Called Wall Street Is Diseased Appendix Which Must Come Out	Good	$7.50
March 18, 1933	Why Freezing Up Bank Credits Brought Money Crisis	Good	$7.50
April 1, 1933	Intoxication	Good, scribbles	$7.50
April 8, 1933	Should Soviet Russia Be Recognized?	Good	$7.50
April 15, 1933	Andorra – Vest Pocket Republic	Good	$7.50
April 22, 1933	Accusations Made That Salaries Paid Insurance Magnates Are Outrageous	Good	$7.50
April 29, 1933	Reduction of Postage on “Local” Letters First Step Toward Ending Postal Deficit	Good	$7.50
May 6, 1933	Dethronement of Old King Gold Starts the Dollars to Circulating	Good	$7.50
May 13, 1933	Framers, Unorganized, Have to Sell to a World That is All Organized	Good	$7.50
May 20, 1933	Spring “Lambs” in Immense Numbers Flock to Wall Street to Be Slaughtered	Good	$7.50
May 27, 1933	Uncle Sam Is After Big Cement Trust	Not Available	NA
June 3, 1933	Openings for Return of Industrial Prosperity Reduced to Simple A B C Proposition	Good	$7.50
June 10, 1933	Morgan Dynasty Exerts Tight Grip on Industries by Giving Rich Favors to Men in Influential Positions	Good	$7.50
June 17, 1933	Wall Street Reeks with Unearned Profits	Good	$7.50
June 24, 1933	The Crab Symbolizes the Summer Solstice – and No Wonder	Good	$7.50
July 8, 1933	Wheat To be Used as Foundation Stone of New Prosperity for All the World	Good	$7.50
July 15, 1933	Can Advertising Help the “New Deal?” – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
July 23, 1933	Brazil’s Coffee Growers Also Have Problem of Surplus Product	Good	$7.50
July 29, 1933	Farm Act and Industrial Act to Raise Purchasing Power	Good	$7.50
August 12, 1933	All Things Conspire to Raise Prices of Farm Products	Good	$7.50
August 19, 1933	Secretary Wallace Tells Why Advertising of Specific Crops Will Not Help	Good	$7.50
August 26, 1933	Planet Saturn Also Shows Depression	Good	$7.50
September 2, 1933	Unseen Difficulties in Government’s Plans to Aid Grain Prices	Good	$7.50
September 9, 1933	Buying Power Must Now Be Built Up By Greatly Expanding Consumption	Good	$7.50
September 16, 1933	Farm Income Up 40% But Buying Power Lags Due To Price Boosts	Good	$7.50
September 23, 1933	How Socialism Has Spread Over the Earth in One Century	Good	$7.50
September 30, 1933	Huge Gap Between What Farmer Gets and What He Pays Out Must Be Closed	Good	$7.50
October 7, 1933	Great Advances in Air Navigation Made in Last Year	Good	$7.50
October 14, 1933	Buying Revival Delayed by Slowness of Credit Expansion	Good	$7.50
October 21, 1933	NRA Has Teeth – and Will Use Them if Provoked Too Much	Good	$7.50
October 28, 1933	War Next Year!	Good	$7.50
November 4, 1933	Roosevelt Trying Hard to Lift Buying Power – Especially of Farmers	Good	$7.50
November 11, 1933	Money Must Talk – Roosevelt’s Program for Buying Gold Will Force Prices Up	Good	$7.50
November 18, 1933	New Sunspot Cycle Just Beginning – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
December 2, 1933	Why Deflation Must Be Stopped, Prices Raised and Buying Power Rebuilt	Good	$7.50
December 9, 1933	Why U. S. Can’t Prosper Until Farmer’s Dollar Is Worth 100 Cents	Good	$7.50
December 16, 1933	The “Index Figure” of Commodity prices – What It All Means	Good	$7.50
December 23, 1933	Why Human Labor Can’t Be Regimented In a Free Country	Good	$7.50
December 30, 1933	Uncle Sam May Link Phones, Wires and Radio in One Big Combine	Good	$7.50

January 6, 1934	Pathfinder Analyzes Nine Depressions	Good	$7.50
January 13, 1934	How Will You Use That Extra Leisure?	Good	$7.50
January 20, 1934	Credit Structure and All Business Should Be Helped by Better banking	Good	$7.50
January 27, 1934	All Good Americans Should Cooperate And Give Recovery Plans Chance To Take Effect	Good	$7.50
February 3, 1934	What It Means – the Seizure of Gold by Uncle Sam	Good	$7.50
February 10, 1934	New Monetary Plan Awakens Interest in Federal Reserve	Good	$7.50
February 17, 1934	Gold Forced Higher, Dollar Forced Lower	Good, ink writing front page	$7.50
February 24, 1934	Farmers, Wage Earners Must Get Much More Before Surpluses Can Be Unloaded	Good	$7.50
March 3, 1934	Bloody Austrian Revolt Crushed	Good	$7.50
March 10, 1934	Farm Product Prices Must Be Doubled To Let Farmers Buy Other Products	Good	$7.50
March 17, 1934	U. S. Goes Democratic, Then Climate Does	Good	$7.50
March 24, 1934	New Deal 1^st Year Saw More Action Than Whole Century of Do-nothing-ness	Good	$7.50
March 31, 1934	How Congress makes Those Laws Which You Must Obey	Good	$7.50
April 7, 1934	Which Will Win – Higher Prices or Purchasing Power	Good	$7.50
April 14, 1934	Those Recovery Cogs Are Speeding Up the Peaceful Revolution	Good	$7.50
April 21, 1934	“Lady Luck” Kinder Than Wall Street – Lotteries to Pay for Everything	Good	$7.50
April 28, 1934	All About the Tariff	Good	$7.50
May 5, 1934	Fall of Wheat and Other Farm Staples Upsets All Plans for Recovery	Good	$7.50
May 12, 1934	Too Costly Distribution Acts as Bottle Neck	Good	$7.50
May 19, 1934	Farmers Must Get Twice as Much Before They Can Buy Manufactured Products	Good	$7.50
May 26, 1934	Additional Pressure Must Be Employed to Force Prices Higher	Good	$7.50
June 2, 1934	Products of Cheap Foreign Labor Flood U. S. Market and Spoil World Trade	Good	$7.50
June 9, 1934	Is Our Climate Growing Warmer? Do Weather Cycles Produce Depressions?	Good	$7.50
June 16, 1934	Part Two of Is Our Climate Growing Warmer	Good	$7.50
June 23, 1934	Increasing Number of Big Industries Reduce Prices	Good	$7.50
June 30, 1934	Roosevelt Plan Will Assure Livelihood, Housing and Welfare for the Poorest	Good	$7.50
July 7, 1934	Outrageous Boosting of Construction Costs at Expense of Agriculture Caused the Depression	Good	$7.50
July 14, 1934	Big Business Is Reducing Prices So Masses Can Buy	Good	$7.50
July 21, 1934	Labor Costs So High Workers Can’t Buy Their Own Products	Good	$7.50
July 28, 1934	Exhibit of Freaks by Consumers’ Council – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
August 11, 1934	Workers Always Have Right To Strike – But All the People Have Superior Rights	Good	$7.50
August 18, 1934	U. S. Housing Plan to Provide Homes for the Needy and Increase Employment	Good	$7.50
August 25, 1934	President’s Action Nationalizing Silver Helps Drive Wheat and Other Prices Up	Good	$7.50
September 1, 1934	Drought Takes Control and Forces Reversing of Reduction Plans. Prices Going Up	Good	$7.50
September 8, 1934	More Money Coming – Inflation and Drought Both Mean Higher Farm Prices	Good	$7.50
September 15, 1934	Myriads of Plans, Schemes and Isms Bob Up to Plague Recovery	Good	$7.50
September 22, 1934	Agriculture Must Get More!	Good	$7.50
September 29, 1934	Recovery Must Wait For World Trade Return	Good	$7.50
October 6, 1934	Pensions for Everybody at Age Sixty the New Panacea	Good, back cover torn	$7.50
October 13, 1934	Alcohol and Autos a Bad Mixture	Good	$7.50
October 27, 1934	President Urges Balance of Prices – To Help Farmers	Good	$7.50
November 10, 1934	Business Gains Show Higher Retail Prices Can Only Follow, Not Precede, Recovery	Good	$7.50
November 17, 1934	Plenty for All – But Distribution Problem Still Remains to Be Solved	Good	$7.50
November 24, 1934	Farm Prospects Bright but Prices Still too Low to Give Farmers Fair Share of Income	Good	$7.50
December 1, 1934	Union Labor Can’t Buy Its Own Products	Good	$7.50
December 8, 1934	Is The Burial of the Republican Party Premature?	Good	$7.50
December 15, 1933	Can United States Share World Trade and If So, How?	Good	$7.50
December 22, 1934	“Spending” Seems the Only Way Back to Prosperity for This Nation	Good	$7.50
December 29, 1934	Chemical Knowledge to Rescue Agriculture by Farming the Air as Well as the Earth	Good	$7.50

January 5, 1935	Short Congress Hoped as Capitol Hill Sees Merry-go-Round Open Under Same Boss	Good	$7.50
January 19, 1935	Don’t Buy an Auto Until the Manufacturers Reduce Prices and Stop Catering to the Speed Maniacs	Good	$7.50
January 26, 1935	When – If Ever – Are We Going to Get Back Our Share of World Trade?	Good	$7.50
February 2, 1935	Let’s See What Would Happen If 30-Hour Week Was Adopted	Good	$7.50
February 9, 1935	The Consumer Gets His Voice Back	Good	$7.50
February 16, 1935	Strange Parallelism Between Careers of Roosevelts – Each has His Comets	Good	$7.50
March 2, 1935	How Much Is A Billion?	Good	$7.50
March 9, 1935	Government Spending, Carried Far Enough, Is Sure to Force Money to Circulating	Good	$7.50
March 16, 1935	First Two Years of New Deal Show Mixed Results	Good	$7.50
March 23, 1935	Worst Ism of All – Pessimism – Shakes This Nation.	Good	$7.50
March 30, 1935	Throwing Away Our Cotton Heritage to Help the World	Good	$7.50
April 6, 1935	Bad News for the New Deal – Weather Now Going Republican	Good	$7.50
April 13, 1935	Purchasing Power Has Gained on Cost of Living, but Gap is Still Big	Good	$7.50
April 20, 1935	Pros and Cons of Uncle Sam’s Spending Spree	Good	$7.50
April 27, 1935	“Feng-Shui” Must Be Appeased If Dust Storm Problem Is to Be Solved -- 2 copies	Good	$7.50
May 4, 1935	Can Future Weather, Crops and Prices Be Forecast from Growth of Trees?	Good	$7.50
May 11, 1935	World Trade Now Vanishing	Good	$7.50
May 18, 1935	Does Machinery Give Us MORE – or Does It Give Us LESS?	Good	$7.50
May 25, 1935	Retail Prices Must Be Kept Low or the Multitude Will Face Starvation	Good	$7.50
June 1, 1935	Dr. Tugwell to “Make America Over”	Good	$7.50
June 8, 1935	New Wagner Act Gives Organized Labor Undisputed Power Over All Industry	Good	$7.50
June 15, 1935	President Asks People for More Power as Supreme Court Edict Wrecks New Deal Plans	Good	$7.50
June 22, 1935	Where Does the Farm Dollar Go from Here?	Good	$7.50
June 29, 1935	Products Are Failing to Be Exchanged in Increased Volume	Good	$7.50
July 6, 1935	“Soak the Rich” to Benefit Masses – is F. D.’s Plan	Good	$7.50
July 13, 1935	Treeless Nations Poor, Americans Learn After 300 Years of Timber Slaughter	Good	$7.50
July 20, 1935	Prices Must Be Low – Consumers Can’t Buy “Quality” Goods	Good	$7.50
July 27, 1935	All Wealth Belongs to All -- According to the New Deal	Good	$7.50
August 17, 1935	Farm Purchasing Power Needs Another Boost	Good	$7.50
November 30, 1935	“The New Ideal” – 24 pages	Good	$7.50

April 18, 1936	Dams for Eveybody	G/VG	$10.00
May 16, 1936	Illinois -- Now a Puzzle-Problem	G/VG	$10.00
October 17, 1936	Radium’s Rival: A Million-Volt X-Ray Machine	G/VG	$10.00
October 24, 1936	The Youth of the World Looks Forward to What?	G/VG	$10.00
November 7, 1936	One Day Each Year makes America Navy-Conscious	G/VG	$7.50

June 26, 1937	Women Last Week Marched Militantly in Labor’s Big Picket Lines	Good	$7.50
July 3, 1937	She Threatened Steel Pickets with a Union of Non-Cooking Wives	Good	$7.50
July 24, 1937	La Guardia May Be the First to Beat Tammany Twice in a Row	Good	$7.50
August 7, 1937	Kokichi Mikimoto, Their Rich Boss, Tried To Make Them Wear More Clothes	Good	$7.50
August 14, 1937	Babies Are Wanted	Good	$7.50
October 9, 1937	Dread Alcatraz Has a Grim Meaning	Good	$7.50
October 27, 1937	Searchers for Peace: Hull and Davis	Good	$7.50
December 25, 1937	Du Pont Set a Goal, Chester a Method	G/VG	$10.00

January 1, 1938	The ‘Son of Heaven’ Came Down to Earth	G/VG	$10.00
January 8, 1938	Toscanini Is the World’s Greatest	Good	$7.50
January 15, 1938	College Girls Fed Silk to a Fire	Good, stain	$7.50
July 16, 1938	75 Years After: Battle of Gettysburg Veterans	Good	$12.50

May 27, 1939	The First lady Rides As She Pleases	G/VG	$10.00
June 3, 1939	Surplus	Good	$7.50
June 10, 1939	America’s Master Map	Good	$7.50
June 17, 1939	Vandenberg Is Willin’	Good	$7.50
June 24, 1939	Nation’s Library	G/VG	$7.50
July 1, 1939	America Is First in Flight	G/VG	$10.00
July 8, 1939	Stephen Fowler Chadwick -- Patriotism	G/VG	$7.50
July 15, 1939	Moscicki and Men: “For Air and Sun”	G/VG	$7.50
July 22, 1939	Byrd: Again to Antarctica	G/VG	$10.00
July 29, 1939	The Speaker Counts the Days	G/VG	$7.50
	Same	Good	$6.00
August 5, 1939	Joe Martin – Next Speaker?	G/VG	$7.50
August 12, 1939	Lewis: Boomerang Words?	G/VG	$7.50
August 19, 1939	Names by the Millions – Census	Good	$7.50
August 26, 1939	America Plays at War	G/VG	$10.00
September 2, 1939	50 Millions Go Up in Smoke (Forest Fires)	Good	$7.50
September 9, 1939	Hitler: The World Waited	G/VG	$10.00
September 16, 1939	Man in Gas Mask	G/VG	$10.00
September 23, 1939	Britain Blockades	G/VG	$10.00
September 30, 1939	The Soviet Steps In	G/VG	$10.00
October 7, 1930	Congress Met – Europe Watched	G/VG	$10.00
October 14, 1939	Let’s Keep Out of It!	G/VG	$10.00
October 21, 1939	Young Finn: His Nation Eyed Russia	G/VG	$10.00
October 28, 1939	Lindbergh on War and Peace	G/VG	$10.00
November 4, 1939	In London and Elsewhere: Bomb Fear	G/VG	$10.00
November 11, 1939	Neutrality: After Much Doodling …	G/VG	$10.00
November 18, 1939	John D. Rockefeller, Jr.	G/VG	$10.00
November 25, 1939	Trouble for Rich Wilhelmina	G/VG	$10.00
December 2, 1939	U. S. Destroyers: Topheavy?	G/VG	$10.00
December 9, 1939	For Santa’s Sack: Millions in Toys	Good	$7.50
December 23, 1939	Procope Appealed to Americans	G/VG	$10.00
December 30, 1939	1939: War’s Year	G/VG	$10.00

January 6, 1940	Sun, Snow & Tourism	Good	$7.50
January 13, 1940	Balkan Peace Faces a Gathering Storm	G/VG	$10.00
January 20, 1940	Jackson Day Diners	G/VG	$10.00
January 27, 1940	Hull Has a Fight on His Hands	G/VG	$7.50
February 3, 1940	Our Children – “As The Twig Is Bent”	Good, tear	$7.50
February 10, 1940	U. S. Navy: World’s Best	G/VG	$10.00
February 17, 1940	Finns: More Aid for More Victory	G/VG	$10.00
February 24, 1940	Garner: No Pussyfooting	G/VG	$10.00
March 2, 1940	Frank: A Program For Republicans	G/VG	$10.00
March 9, 1940	Successor To The Autogyro?	G/VG	$10.00
March 16, 1940	Armies In the Near East	G/VG	$10.00
March 23, 1940	Dewey In Wisconsin	G/VG	$10.00
March 30, 1940	Gannett – Special Interest: Agriculture	G/VG	$7.50
April 6, 1940	Michelson versus Waltman	G/VG	$7.50
April 13, 1940	Hoover & Poll	G/VG	$10.00
April 20, 1940	Landis & Baseball	G/VG	$10.00
April 27, 1940	Britain’s Bark, Five Years of the WPA	G/VG	$10.00
May 4, 1940	Whither Mussolini?, The Klan: No More Masks	Good	$7.50
May 11, 1940	G. O. P. Keynoter: Harold Stassen	G/VG	$10.00
May 18, 1940	Cromwell: No Playboy, Roosevelt, Il Duce & The Pope	Good, torn back cover	$7.50
May 25, 1940	Churchill: “Blood, Toil, Tears, Sweat”	G/VG	$10.00
June 8, 1940	The Refugee Horror, The Fifth Column & the Americans	G/VG	$10.00
June 15, 1940	Willkie: Potent Boom	Good	$7.50
June 29, 1940	Petain: With Heavy Heart	G/VG	$10.00
July 6, 1940	Willkie: G. O. P. Winner	G/VG	$10.00
July 13, 1940	Our Army & Mechanization	G/VG	$10.00
July 20, 1940	Victory for Dempsey	Good	$7.50
July 27, 1940	Roosevelt Again?	G/VG	$10.00
August 3, 1940	Win Without Farley?, The Roosevelt-Wilkie Race	G/VG	$7.50
August 10, 1940	Green: Nationally Important	G/VG	$7.50
August 17, 1940	Pershing, Britain & Ships	G/VG	$10.00
August 24, 1940	In the Air Over Britain	G/VG	$10.00
August 31, 1940	In Canada: Joint U. S. Defense, The Vanishing Hobo	Good	$7.50
September 7, 1940	McNary’s Acceptance, For London & Berlin: Bombs	G/VG	$10.00
September 14, 1940	Jesse Jones: Success Story, The War’s First Year	G/VG	$10.00
November 2, 1940	Churchill: “So Are the Fishes” – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
November 9, 1940	Rookie Life in the U. S. Army	G/VG	$10.00
November 16, 1940	History-Maker – F.D.R.	G/VG	$10.00
November 23, 1940	Speaker Rayburn: Big Job	G/VG	$10.00
December 7, 1940	Rear Admiral Emory S. Land	Good, insect damage	$7.50
December 14, 1940	Football: To the Bowls	Good	$7.50
December 21, 1940	Merry Christmas	Good	$7.50
December 28, 1940	What 1940 Brought	G/VG	$10.00

January 4, 1941	Beckoning Winter Travelers	G/VG	$7.50
January 11, 1941	Machine Tools & Defense	G/VG	$10.00
January 18, 1941	A “Bridge of Ships” to Britain	G/VG	$10.00
January 25, 1941	Wings for Democracy	Good	$7.50
February 1, 1941	Aluminum in Defense	Good	$7.50
February 8, 1941	Steel	Good	$7.50
February 15, 1941	Automotive Industries	Good	$7.50
February 22, 1941	America We Live For Thee	G/VG	$7.50
March 1, 1941	Defense Chemicals	Good	$10.00
March 8, 1941	Textile Industry	Good	$7.50
March 15, 1941	World’s Deepest Oil Well	Good	$7.50
March 22, 1941	Dough for the Doughboys	Good	$10.00
March 29, 1941	Power for Defense	Good	$7.50
April 5, 1941	Shipping Becomes a “Vital Bridge”	Good	$7.50
April 12, 1941	Cherry Blossom Time in Washington	G/VG	$7.50
April 19, 1941	Communications	Good	$7.50
April 26, 1941	Railroads in Defense	G/VG	$10.00
May 3, 1941	Inflation	Good	$7.50
May 10, 1941	Patrols & Convoys	Good	$7.50
May 17, 1941	Submarines	Good	$10.00
May 24, 1941	Tanks	G/VG	$10.00
May 31, 1941	Defense Progress	Good	$7.50
June 7, 1941	“June Week” at Annapolis	G/VG	$10.00
June 14, 1941	Old Glory	G/VG	$10.00
June 21, 1941	Plastics	Good	$7.50
July 5, 1941	General Henry H. Arnold	G/VG	$10.00
July 12, 1941	Rubber	G/VG	$10.00
July 19, 1941	War Production	G/VG	$10.00
July 26, 1941	Iceland	G/VG	$7.50
August 2, 1941	Philippines	G/VG	$10.00
August 9, 1941	U. S. Fleet in Troubled Pacific	Good	$7.50
August 16, 1941	Bill Batt Goes To Bat for Defense	Good	$7.50
August 23, 1941	Hawaii On The Alert	Good	$7.50
August 30, 1941	MacArthur Commands Far East Forces	G/VG	$10.00
September 6, 1941	Alaska, Meet W. A. Harriman	Good	$7.50
September 13, 1941	Car Accidents, Ozone, “Bill” Paley, Two Long Years of War	Good	$10.00
September 20, 1941	Odlum’s Problem Is Small Business	Good	$7.50
September 27, 1941	Movies, The Farm Situation	Good	$7.50
October 4, 1941	“Curly” Brooks of Illinois	Good	$7.50
October 11, 1941	For The Defense of America	Good	$10.00
October 18, 1941	Navy’s Captain Rosendahl, Blimps	Good	$7.50
October 25, 1941	Magnesium for Defense	Good	$7.50
November 1, 1941	Rear Admiral Ernest J. King Commands Atlantic Patrol	Good	$10.00
November 8, 1941	Frank Comerford Walker, Postmaster General	Good	$7.50
November 15, 1941	Watch on the Atlantic	Good	$7.50
November 22, 1941	America Needs More Munitions	Good	$7.50
November 29, 1941	Pioneer Bomber Builder	Good	$7.50
December 6, 1941	Problem in the Pacific	Good	$10.00
December 13, 1941	House Ruled by Clarence Cannon	Good	$7.50
December 20, 1941	War In The Pacific	Good	$10.00
December 27, 1941	MacArthur Makes History, Theater of War	Good, hole in back cover	$10.00

January 3, 1942	Civilian Defense Volunteer	Good	$7.50
January 10, 1942	Allied Leaders	Good	$7.50
January 17, 1942	China’s Fighters & Leaders	Good	$7.50
January 24, 1942	Last Stand on Luzon	Good	$10.00
January 31, 1942	Indies’ Guardians and Wealth	Good	$7.50
February 7, 1942	Macassar Strait	Good	$7.50
February 14, 1942	Admiral Nimitz	Good	$10.00
February 21, 1942	To Open Pacific Sea Lanes	Good	$10.00
February 28, 1942	Sugar Rationing	Good	$10.00
March 7, 1942	Five Men on the War, “Our First Job -- Production” -- FDR	Good	$10.00
March 14, 1942	India – Menaced Empire	Good	$10.00
March 21, 1942	Australia Prepares, The War in Review	Good	$10.00
April 4, 1942	Leo T. Crowley: Alien Property Custodian	Good	$7.50
April 11, 1942	Industrial Silver, Soybean Boom	Good	$7.50
April 18, 1942	William S. Farish, James S. Knowlson	Good	$7.50
April 25, 1942	Auto Plants to War	Good	$10.00
May 2, 1942	Ships for Victory, “Aqua Cheetah”	G/VG	$10.00
May 9, 1942	FDR Awards Congressional Medal of Honor to Lieut. Edward O’Hare	G/VG	$10.00
May 16, 1942	James Cash Penney, War Production Board’s Salvage Campaign	Good, stains	$7.50
May 23, 1942	Rep. Albert Arnold Gore	Good	$7.50
May 30, 1942	Emil Schram, Alaska Highway	G/VG	$10.00
June 6, 1942	Curtiss AT-9 Bomber Trainers	Good	$10.00
June 13, 1942	Kiss the Tires Goodbye, The Air Front	Good	$10.00
June 20, 1942	Rep. Joseph W. Martin, Chemical Warfare, Midway Island	Good	$10.00
July 11, 1942	Maj. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, Woman Man the Big Guns At Aberdeen Ordnance Proving Grounds	Good	$10.00
July 18, 1942	Dehydrated Food, Nurses Needed	Good	$10.00
July 25, 1942	Sen. Prentiss M. Brown	Good	$10.00
August 1, 1942	Cargo Planes to Beat Subs?	Good	$7.50
August 8, 1942	British Troops Train for Invasion	G/VG	$10.00
August 15, 1942	Henry J. Kaiser	G/VG	$10.00
August 22, 1942	First Aid in the Field	Good	$10.00
August 29, 1942	U. S. Army Air Force Men Load Bomb Bay of Flying Fortress	Good	$10.00
September 5, 1942	Commandos, Marines and Combat Engineers	G/VG	$10.00
September 12, 1942	Senator C. Wayland Brooks	Good	$10.00
September 19, 1942	Joseph B. Eastman – Head of Nation’s War-Time Transportation System	Good	$10.00
September 26, 1942	Bernard M. Baruch	Good	$10.00
October 3, 1942	Gov. George A. Wilson, Balsa Quest	Good	$7.50
October 10, 1942	New Pipelines Built, War Powers, Oil Rationing	Good	$10.00
October 17, 1942	Clare Boothe Luce	Good, tear	$10.00
October 24, 1942	FDR, Andrew Jackson Higgins, Adm. Frank Leighton, Gov. Sam Jones	G/VG	$10.00
October 31, 1942	Ed. H. Moore of Oklahoma	Good	$7.50
November 7, 1942	Marines “Bomb-Up” on Guadalcanal’s Henderson Field	Good	$10.00
November 14, 1942	Thomas E. Dewey	Good	$10.00
November 21, 1942	Montgomery and Eisenhower	G/VG	$10.00
November 28, 1942	Lieut. Gen. Mark Clark	Good, hole	$7.50
December 5, 1942	War’s First Year	Good	$10.00
December 12, 1942	Governor John W. Bricker, Lt. Comdr Dorothy Stratton	Good	$10.00
December 19, 1942	Manuel Quezon – President of Philippine Commonwealth	Good	$7.50
December 26, 1942	American Troops, Guided by Natives, Advance in New Guinea	Good	$10.00

January 2, 1943	Sam Houston and Cruiser “Houston”	G/VG	$10.00
January 16, 1943	Sen. Albert W. Hawkes, Eleven SPARS Begin Training at New London, Conn.	G/VG	$10.00
January 23, 1943	Tools That Make Tools	Good	$7.50
June 26, 1943	Dinner in New Guinea, Dewey Leads Field – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00

January 3, 1944	Films of Soldiers’ Work Being Viewed by Troops	Good	$7.50
January 10, 1944	50^th Anniversary (Bicycle cover). The Human Harvest From the Machine Age	Good	$10.00
January 17, 1944	Snowball Fight. World at War	G/VG	$10.00
January 24, 1944	Seabees at Work Road Building in the Aleutians	Good	$7.50
January 31, 1944	Switchboard on Cape Gloucester Set in a Fox Hole	Good	$7.50
February 14, 1944	Photo of Southern Italy	Good	$7.50
February 21, 1944	Raboul Stud Being Played by Four Tyler, Texas G. I.’s	Good	$7.50
February 28, 1944	Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stilwell	G/VG	$12.50
March 6, 1944	Switchman on Steel Mill Switch Engine	G/VG	$10.00
March 13, 1944	Fentress Co., Tenn. Draft Board	G/VG	$10.00
March 20, 1944	Herefords on the Farm	G/VG	$10.00
March 27, 1944	Pvt. Homer Connell of Columbia, GA Under Anaesthesia on Bougainville in the Solomons in Surgery Dugout	Good, tear	$7.50
April 3, 1944	Soldier of the Cross. Grave of Sgt. L. J. Paquette of Linden, Mich., One of First American Soldiers To Fall in Burma	Good	$7.50
April 17, 1944	Submarine Fishermen. Steel Nets Placed Across Mouths of Harbors	G/VG	$10.00
April 24, 1944	Family in Louisiana Backyard	G/VG	$10.00
May 1, 1944	Welcome Home Chuck – Sgt. C. E. “Commando” Kelly Greeted Like This by His Shawno Street Neighbors – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
May 8, 1944	Lt. George S. Patton, Jr.	Good	$12.50
May 15, 1944	Woman and Child Work in Victory Garden – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
May 22, 1944	Brig. Gen. T. H. Landon Using G.I. Washing Machine – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
May 29, 1944	Seabees Clear Road To Shore of Emirau, in South Pacific -- 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
June 5, 1944	Seasoned Face of Coast Guard Man	Not Available	NA
June 12, 1944	U. S. Rangers Train in Britain	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
June 19, 1944	Buy War Bonds	Good	$7.50
June 26, 1944	Nazis in Italy Surrender – 2 copies	G/VG	$12.50
July 3, 1944	Making Ice Cream (Drawing by Hansen)	G/VG	$7.50
July 10, 1944	Shasta Dam	Good	$7.50
July 17, 1944	Brush Face & Egg Head – GI Styles	G/VG	$10.00
July 24, 1944	Navajo Hand-Weaves Rug	G/VG	$10.00
July 31, 1944	Frank Prist, Jr., War Correspondent Teaches Two New Guinea Natives	G/VG	$10.00
August 14, 1944	Tamile Natives Spin Prop of U. S. Built Plane at Ceylon Base	G/VG	$10.00
August 21, 1944	French Couple Greeting GI Joe	G/VG	$10.00
September 11, 1944	Yanks Guarded Rhine Valley in 1919, Face Same Task Now	G/VG	$10.00
September 18, 1944	Christmas At The Front	Good	$10.00
September 25, 1944	Atty. General Francis Biddle	G/VG	$10.00
October 9, 1944	Crowds Watch as Yanks March by in Vittel, France	G/VG	$10.00
October 23, 1944	Marine on Peleliu	Good	$10.00
October 30, 1944	In Costumes for Halloween	G/VG	$10.00
November 6, 1944	Lt. G. M. Collins Carried Out of Burma Jungles After 45 Days – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
November 20, 1944	Thanksgiving During War – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
November 27, 1944	“Big Inch” Carries Salt from 2600-Year-Old Mine to Refinery in China	Good, front cover detached	$7.50
December 4, 1944	3-Year-Old British Lad in Foster Nursery Wakened by Bombs	G/VG	$10.00
December 11, 1944	Vice Admiral Mitscher Cutting Cake	G/VG	$10.00
December 18, 1944	Battle Fatigue	G/VG	$10.00
December 25, 1944	Children in Chair by Fire – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50

January 1, 1945	War on Leyte. New Year’s Sacrifices -- Prayers and the Pain of the Wounded – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
January 8, 1945	French Welcome U. S. Soldier	G/VG	$10.00
January 15, 1945	Elephant Helped GI’s Move 2600-lb. Refrigerator at India Army Post	G/VG	$10.00
January 22, 1945	Rocket Jets Send Plane Into Sky at Spectacular Angle	Good	$7.50
January 29, 1945	Rescuer Braves Fire to Save Pilot After Crash Landing Aboard Carrier – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
February 5, 1945	Marine Private Loretta Fuhrer Runs 24-inch Turning lathe	G/VG	$12.50
February 12, 1945	Fiddle Player	Good, tear	$7.50
February 19, 1945	Serg. Leonard Has First Ice Cream Soda in Two Years in India – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
February 26, 1945	Bill Galos’ Fourth Messkit of Food After Rescue	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good, tear, pencil stars	$7.50
March 5, 1945	China Refugee Home to Tengchung	Good, hole	$7.50
March 12, 1945	Ike Eisenhower of Denison Grins as His Armies Push Toward Berlin – 3 copies	G/VG	$7.50
March 19, 1945	Tides of Humanity Must Seek New Homes – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
March 26, 1945	Boy Scouts to Collect 150,000 Tons of Paper Scrap For War	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
	Same	Good, gouge	$7.50
April 2, 1945	Easter Dawn Sees Services in Pacific Isles – 3 copies	G/VG	$7.50
April 9, 1945	One of Many Nazi Officers Captured – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
April 16, 1945	Hercules Brown Is a One-Man Army Around Cooper’s Mills, Me.	Good, insect damage	$7.50
April 23, 1945	Harry S. Truman	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
April 30, 1945	Victims on Luzon	Good	$7.50
May 7, 1945	White Flag of Surrender	Fair/Good, no back cover	$6.00
May 21, 1945	Statue of Liberty on VE Day	G/VG	$10.00
May 28, 1945	Red Wing’s No.1 Mail Carrier is Red Wing’s No 1 Orchardist	G/VG	$10.00
June 4, 1945	5-Star War Leaders in Seventh War Loan Appeal	G/VG	$7.50
June 11, 1945	Capt. “Dizie” Kiefer’s Farewell To Crew	G/VG	$7.50
June 18, 1945	Victory Smile – General Eisenhower – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
June 25, 1945	Corp. Lissa, St. Louis, on Okinawa in Muddy Boots – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
July 2, 1945	Independence, Mo., Summer Capital	Not Available	NA
July 9, 1945	Railbirds at County Fair	Good	$7.50
July 16, 1945	Jesse Kettell’s Miracle	G/VG	$7.50
July 23, 1945	“Pop” Concerts Draw ‘Em	Good	$7.50
July 30, 1945	Got A Job For A Vet?	G/VG	$7.50
August 6, 1945	Panning For Gold	G/VG	$7.50
August 20, 1945	Home Canning	G/VG	$7.50
August 27, 1945	Mac Arthur, Boss of War	G/VG	$7.50
September 10, 1945	Bigski’s Picket Line	G/VG	$7.50
September 24, 1945	Billy Conn Gets Kiss From Mike Jacobs	G/VG	$7.50
October 1, 1945	Trout Fishing	Good	$7.50
October 8, 1945	Corn-Husking Time	G/VG	$7.50
October 17, 1945	Female Hunter with Dog	G/VG	$7.50
October 24, 1945	Football cover	Good	$7.50
October 31, 1945	Jack-O’-Lantern	G/VG	$7.50
November 7, 1945	Back Home Again	G/VG	$7.50
November 14, 1945	Grave of Unknown Soldier	Not Available	NA
November 21, 1945	Boy with Ax and Turkey	G/VG	$7.50
November 28, 1945	The Plain People	Good	$7.50
December 5, 1945	Boating: Alaskan Eskimo Style	G/VG	$7.50
December 12, 1945	Einstein of Princeton – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
December 26, 1945	The Adoration of the Shepherds by Giorgione	G/VG	$7.50

January 2, 1946	Entering Church	G/VG	$7.50
January 30, 1946	Gen. McNarney Succeeds Ike in Europe	G/VG	$7.50
February 6, 1946	Yank Brides from Britain – 50,000 Are Coming	Good	$7.50
February 13, 1946	Lincoln Memorial	Good, spine splitting	$6.00
February 20, 1946	Snowball Warfare	Good	$7.50
February 27, 1946	Ice Hockey	Good	$7.50
March 6, 1945	K-9 Founder: Arlene Erlanger	G/VG	$7.50
March 13, 1946	Friendly Foes: Connie Mack, Bob Feller	Good, ink	$10.00
March 20, 1946	Amphibious Jeep: Nevada Sports-Style	G/VG	$7.50
March 27, 1946	Making A Mine Claim	Good	$7.50
April 3, 1946	Florida: Heading For A Spill	G/VG	$7.50
June 5, 1946	Service at Cemetery – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
September 25, 1946	Housekeeping On Campus	G/VG	$7.50
December 4, 1946	How FBI Teaches Cops New Tricks	Good	$7.50
December 18, 1946	Wintry Scene, John L. Lewis and 400,000 Miners	Good	$7.50

January 29, 1947	Inside the Capital Dome	Good	$7.50
February 12, 1947	Edison’s “First 100 Years” – 2 copies	G/VG	$12.50
February 26, 1947	Boy Scout Campfire (Color photo). 2,000,000 Build For Tomorrow	G/VG	$10.00
March 12, 1947	John Holzinger of Santa Monica – Steelworker (color photo)	G/VG	$7.50
April 23, 1947	Gardens Are Big Business	G/VG	$7.50
May 7, 1947	Main St. Keeps America Busy	G/VG	$7.50
June 18, 1947	Col. Frank E. Hamilton, M.C. cover. 131,000 Men Against Death (Surgeon) – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
July 2, 1947	Flag cover	G/VG	$7.50
July 16, 1947	Vacation, Straight Ahead	G/VG	$7.50
July 30, 1947	Where Are Those Houses?	G/VG	$7.50
September 10, 1947	Learning – and Liking It	Not Available	NA
October 22, 1947	Marshall – Plans for Freedom	G/VG	$10.00
November 5, 1947	Football cover (color photo). How Heroes Are made	G/VG	$7.50
December 31, 1947	Toward Greener Pastures?	Good	$7.50

January 28, 1948	Embassy Row – Men at Work	Good	$7.50
February 11, 1948	America’s Voice of Freedom	G/VG	$7.50
February 25, 1948	Unlocking The Great Books	G/VG	$7.50
March 24, 1948	Gen. George C. Kenney – No. 1 Air Strategist	G/VG	$7.50
April 7, 1948	Leland Brissie, Rookie Philadelphia Athletic – 2 copies	Good	$12.50
May 5, 1948	Circus Cover – Damoo, Maestro of the Big Cats	G/VG	$7.50
May 19, 1948	Man Against Rat	G/VG	$7.50
June 2, 1948	Czech Refugees Reach U.S. Zone of Germany	G/VG	$7.50
July 14, 1948	The GOP’s Choice – Thomas E. Dewey – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
July 28, 1948	Trucking – So You Call Them Road-Hogs?	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
August 11, 1948	Measuring More Than I. Q.	G/VG	$7.50
September 8, 1948	How Good Are Our Schools?	Good	$7.50
October 6, 1948	Employee Profit-Sharing Pays Off	Good	$7.50
November 3, 1948	D.P. Immigrants: America’s Gamble – cover of Ugo Carusi	Good	$7.50
November 17, 1948	Midwest’s New Science Frontier	Good	$7.50
December 1, 1948	One Family’s $55 a Week	Not Available	NA
December 15, 1948	Will (Former President) Hoover Report Count Now?	Not Available	NA
December 29, 1948	This is the New Army, Mr. Jones!	Not Available	NA

February 9, 1949	Wanted: One Foreign Policy	G/VG	$7.50
April 6, 1949	Colleges For All	G/VG	$7.50
April 20, 1949	Lou Boudreau – Can Cleveland Do It Again	G/VG	$12.50
May 4, 1949	Paul G. Hoffman – European Aid Chief	Good	$7.50
May 18, 1949	House Fly – War Against Bugs: New Weapons – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
June 29, 1949	Beating the Timber Jam	Good	$7.50
July 13, 1949	Arthur Godfrey	Good	$10.00
July 27, 1949	81^st Congress: Halfway Point – Sam Rayburn cover	G/VG	$7.50
September 7, 1949	Louis A Johnson – Secretary of Defense: Will Arms for Europe Be Enough? – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
October 19, 1949	India, Our New Hope in Asia	G/VG	$7.50
November 2, 1949	J. Edgar Hoover	G/VG	$7.50
November 16, 1949	Dr. Hans Seyle -- New Health Frontier: The Glands – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
December 14, 1949	Gwendolyn Cafritz – Capital Hostess	Good	$7.50
December 28, 1949	What the Germans Think – Dr. Konrad Ademauer	G/VG	$7.50

January 11, 1950	The Way We’re Going – Harold G. Moulton	G/VG	$7.50
February 8, 1950	The Coming Defeat of Communism – James Burnham	G/VG	$7.50
March 8, 1950	Frank Pace Jr., Your Tax Bill and How it Grew	Good	$7.50
March 22, 1950	What the Census Will Show – Dr. Ray Victor Peel	G/VG	$7.50
April 5, 1950	Roger Tory Peterson – His Best Friends Have Feathers	Good	$12.50
April 19, 1950	Connie Mack – 50 Years with the A’s (Phila. Athletics Baseball Team)	G/VG	$17.50
May 3, 1950	The Biology of Madness – Dr. Hudson Hoagland	G/VG	$7.50
May 31, 1950	Liaquat Ali Khan – Prime Minister of Pakistan	G/VG	$12.50
	Same – 2 copies	Good	$10.00
June 14, 1950	President of Cuba Carols Socarras	G/VG	$7.50
June 28, 1950	Best Buys in Vacation Travel – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
August 9, 1950	American Fashion Design – Adele Simpson and Fall Models	G/VG	$10.00
September 6, 1950	Richmond X-Ray	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good – split cvrs	$7.50
September 20, 1950	What Have We Learned From Satellite War? – General MacArthur cover – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
October 4, 1950	“General Patton” 48-ton (medium ) Tank	Good, ink	$7.50
October 18, 1950	Adm. Forrest P. Sherman, Chief of Naval Operations	GT/VG	$10.00
	Same	G/VG, ink	$7.50
November 15, 1950	Robert A. Taft	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
November 29, 1950	Francisco Franco	G/VG	$7.50
December 13, 1950	Edward W. Barrett – The Man with 42 Voices – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
December 27, 1950	Harry S. Truman	G/VG	$10.00
	Same – 2 copies	Good	$7.50

January 10, 1951	General Dwight D Eisenhower	G/VG	$10.00
	Same – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 24, 1951	Why We’ll Win the War – Lockheed XF-90 Jet Fighter	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good, ink	$7.50
February 7, 1951	OPA’s Michael V. DiSalle	Good	$7.50
February 21, 1951	U. S. Production: Stalin’s Nightmare	G/VG	$10.00
March 7, 1951	Millard F. Caldwell, Civilian Defender	Good, insect damage	$7.50
March 21, 1951	Arc-type Electric Furnace (Bethlehem Steel) – Why We Won’t Socialize Steel	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
July 25, 1951	Coal: What Is John Lewis Up To?	Good	$7.50
August 22, 1951	H.R.H. The Princess Margaret	Good	$7.50
September 5, 1951	Piercing the Iron Curtain – Czech Radio	Good	$7.50
November 14, 1951	Matador, Pilotless Bomber	Good	$7.50
December 26, 1951	Bethlehem – Light of the World – 3 copies	Good	$7.50

January 9, 1952	Biggest Small-Town Banker – Lawrence Giannini of Bank of America – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 23, 1952	How 30,000 Foreign Students See Us	Good	$7.50
February 6, 1952	One Man’s War on Corruption (Senator Williams) – 2 copies	Fair/Good	$7.50
March 5, 1952	AAA: 50 Years on the Road	G/VG	$12.50
March 19, 1952	West Point Plebe – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
April 9, 1952	Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
May 7, 1952	Are We Keeping Pace in Science? – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
May 21, 1952	Can The Ocean Feed the World?	G/VG	$10.00
June 4, 1952	Hank Williams	Good	$10.00
June 18, 1952	Broncs, Bulls & Broken Bones – Rodeo Rider	G/VG	$10.00
July 9, 1952	Chicago – US Turning Point? (Kids with Ike & Taft buttons) – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
July 23, 1952	So You Want to be an Airline Stewardess?	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
August 6, 1952	Duke of Lullwater Trotting Horse cover. – 2 copies	G/VG	$12.50
	Same	Good	$10.00
August 20, 1952	Square Dancing – 3 copies	G/VG	$10.00
September 10, 1952	Boy Scout photo cover – Could Your Vote Change the Election?	Good	$7.50
September 24, 1952	Stevenson, Majorette, Flyer	G/VG	$7.50
	Same	Fair/Good	$6.00
October 8, 1952	Super-Dogs, Moslems, Lonely Brides – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50
October 22, 1952	Ike’s Chances, Gorilla, Six Secrets of Charm	G/VG	$10.00
November 5, 1952	Fire & Inflation, FBI & Hoover, Too Young to Marry?	G/VG	$7.50
December 3, 1952	Russia’s Hate-America Campaign, Little Trains for Big Boys, Health Champs – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good, stain	$6.00
December 17, 1952	Charles F. Kettering, 3^rd Christmas in Korea, Imogene Coca – 2 copies	G/VG	$10.00
	Same	Good	$7.50

January 7, 1953	First Family – Ike and Mamie – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
January 21, 1953	Jukeboxes, Charles Wilson, Baby Adoption	Good	$10.00
February 4, 1953	John Foster Dulles, Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, Dr. Arthur A. Schuck, Eskimo Scout – 2 copies	Good	$7.50
	Same	Fair/Good	$6.00
February 18, 1953	Labor, Burro, Scholarship	Good	$7.50
	Same	Fair/Good	$6.00
April, 1953	(Now “Pathfinder – The Town Journal”). In Church – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
	Same	Good	$6.00
May, 1953	Senior Class in Washington	G/VG	$7.50
June, 1953	Fishing in June lake in the Sierras (photo cover)	G/VG	$7.50
July, 1953	Boy on Carousel Horse (Donald Breneman at Kutztown, Pa. Fair)	Good	$7.50
September, 1953	College Students cover – 2 copies	G/VG	$7.50
October, 1953	Red Maple Along Ski Trail Mt. Lemmon in Arizona	G/Vg	$7.50

(Now renamed “Town Journal”)

September, 1953	Middlebury, Vt. College Students	G/VG	$6.00
January, 1954	Skier John Peterson cover – 2 copies	G/VG	$6.00
February, 1954	Boxer Pups, The Battle of Hell’s Canyon	G/VG	$6.00
March, 1954	Mystery Valley, Arizona – 2 copies	G/VG	$6.00
April, 1954	Kids Coloring Easter Eggs	G/VG	$6.00
May, 1954	Boy Painting Birdhouse – 2 copies	G/VG	$6.00
June, 1954	Graduation – 2 copies	G/VG	$6.00
July, 1954	Picnic at Boat Dock Lake Hitchcock Waterbury, Connecticut	G/VG	$6.00
September, 1954	Is It Getting Easier to Build or Buy a House? – 2 copies	G/VG	$6.00
October, 1954	Cooking Hotdogs Over Campfire	Good	$6.00
December, 1954		G/VG	$6.00
1955 Issues	Feb. (2), March (3), April, May, July, Nov., Dec. (2)	G/VG	$6.00 ea.,
1956 Issues	Jan. (2), Feb., March, April, May (2), June (2), July (2), Aug. (4), Nov., Dec. (2)	G/VG	$6.00 ea.
January, 1957	Barber & Kid	G/VG	$6.00
	Same	Good	$6.00
February, 1957	Glamour in the Bathroom	G/VG	$6.00
	Same	Good	$6.00

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