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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1947; Vol. 50. No. 299
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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Vote of Confidence by Walter Lippmann. "Are opportunities for success increasing?"
It's a Man's World Maybe by Poppy Cannon.
THe Man Who Swindled Goring -- Van Meegeren -- by Irving Wallace.
THe Decision to Use the Atomic Bomb by Henry L. Stimson.
A Message for Karen by Agnes Rothery. [Original to this issue!]
Hearaing Aids Win New Popularity by Roger William Riis.
What I Learned about America by Andre Maurois. "A distinguished Frenchman who knows American well makes a thought-provoking appraisal of our country's strength and weakness."
JAck Northrop and His Flying Wing by Frank J. Taylor.
Leaves from the Diary of a Military Governor in Germany Edited by Gordon Gaskill.
Mcevoy in Nurseryland By J. P. Mcevoy. [Original to this issue!]
God's Newest Witness -- a Biologist -- Dr. Lecomte du Nouy -- by Fulton Oursler. [Original to this issue!]
A Visit With Mohatma Mohandas K. Gandhi by Louis Fischer.
America's Forgotten Children by Albert Q. Maisel.
THe Highroad of the Future by Winston Churchill.
When You Need a Lawyer by Frederick G. Brownell.
Labor Should Live Within the Law by Donald R. Richberg. [Original to this issue!]
Down on the Collective Farm by John Strohm.
Wanted: a United States Congress by Stanley High.
Make Friends with a Brook by Arthur Wallace Peach.
The Blood Is The Life by Paul De Kruif. [Original to this issue!]
Charles Pean -- the Man Who Conquered Devil's Island -- by Clarence W. Hall.
Wet Water for Fighting Fires by Paul W. Kearney.
Million Dollar Show off -- Dan Patch -- by Roscoe Macy.
They Found Friends -- 3,000,000 Jews Saved from Destruction in Europe -- by William Zukerman.
EVery Man a Capitalist -- Cecil F. Adamson -- by John Chamberlain.
Coroner's Inquest by Marc Connely.
THe March of The Soldier Ants by Ethel Eaton.
THe U. S. Constabulary -- a New Force in Germany by Frederic Sondern Jr..
Kansas City's Boss Busting Editor -- Roy Roberts -- by O. K. Armstrong.
Boom Town Extraordinary -- Sao Paulo Brazil -- by Michael Scully.
AT 100 Daddy Runs the Store -- Henry Lytton by Karl Detzer.
Command Decision by William Wister Haines.

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