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The Hell It Don't Curve!
The American Mercury,
May 1953, pp. 101-106
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January 1953 Issue = 20 Articles- The Policy of Liberation by James Burnham, pp. 3-15
- Is This the Beat Generation? by Robert Lowry, pp. 16-20
- In the Mercury's Opinion, p. 21
- Is Freedom of Expression Really Threatened? by Eugene Lyons, pp. 22-33
- The Los Angeles Mirror by Joseph Stocker, pp. 34-41
- Report on Germany by Ernest J. Salter, pp. 42-46
- The Red and the Brown by Maurice J. Goldbloom, pp. 47-52
- The Battle of the Brains by Serge Fliegers, pp. 53-61
- The Girl of My Dreams, A Story by Bernard Malamud, pp. 62-71
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- For a Second Whiskey Rebellion by James Monroe Madison, pp. 85-87
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Changing Fathers in Midstream by William Phillips, pp. 103-109 - 1 Review- Report on the American Communist by Morris L. Ernst and David Loth
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Glee and Horror by Frank Getlein, p. 110 - 1 Review- Paul Klee by Carola Giedion-Welcker
- The Art of Being a Nobody by Eric Manners, pp. 111-114
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 115-118
- Past and Present by William Bradford Huie, pp. 119-130
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February 1953 Issue = 24 Articles- In the Mercury's Opinion, pp. 3-5
- The Mercury Contributors, pp. 6-7
- Communists in the White House by J.B. Matthews, pp. 8-16
- Give the Gobs a Break! by Joseph B. Breed, pp. 17-19
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- The Ladies Elected Ike by Ivy Baker Priest, pp. 23-28
- Philanthropy Faces a Change by Winthrop Rockefeller, pp. 29-33
- Government by Cocktail by Igor Cassini, pp. 34-38
- Science and Sex Conversion by Gobind Behari Lal, pp. 39-44
- A Challenge to President Eisenhower by Patrick McMahon, pp. 45-53
- The Little Patriot of Ybor City by Dalen Pando, pp. 54-58
- Labor and Eisenhower by Victor Riesel, pp. 59-66
- Young Mr. Cohn by Howard Rushmore, pp. 67-74
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 75-78
- Nearly Everybody Wants to Get Into the Stamp Act by Harry Tennant and Scott Hershey, pp. 79-83
- Tilly's Profitable Romance by Tamara Andreeva, pp. 84-89
- The Soviet Fear of the Law by John Linehan, pp. 90-94
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- The Federalist papers, pp. 96-101
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Books in Review by Richard McLaughlin, pp. 106-108 - 2 Reviews- The Shipwrecked by Graham Greene
- Hadrian the Seventh by Frederick Rolfe
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Old-School Diplomat by Frank Meyer, pp. 109-110 - 1 Review- Turbulent Era by Joseph C. Grew, Walter Johnson, and Nancy Harvison Hooker, ...
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Idyllic Industry by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 111-113 - 1 Review- Forty-Seven Ways to Make Money in Florida by Tom Q. Smith and Mike Smith
- The Soft Underbelly of the U.S.A. by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 114-130
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March 1953 Issue = 15 Articles- Are the Churches Failing our GI's? by Scott Hershey and Harry Tennant, pp. 3-13
- From Cinema to Cinerama by Milton Klonsky, pp. 14-18
- The "New" Soviet Anti-Semitism by Victor Riesel, pp. 19-27
- A Last Visit with Santayana by Wilbert Snow, pp. 28-33
- Civil Liberties Upside Down by J.B. Matthews, pp. 34-49
- Agenda for the Second Elizabethan Age by A.L. Rowse, pp. 50-54
- The Sizzling Seat of Herbert Brownell by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 55-62
- The Sad Story of Lamar Caudle by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 63-74
- In the Mercury's Opinion, pp. 75-77
- Robert Morris by Howard Rushmore, pp. 78-85
- Dangers, Dilemmas and Dulles by Patrick McMahon, pp. 86-96
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- They're All Anti-Communists Now by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 104-112
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 113-117
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Books in Review by Frank Meyer, pp. 118-130 - 14 Reviews- A Century of Conflict by Stefan T. Possony
- Your War for Peace by Frank L. Howley
- Stalin Versus Marx by Klaus Mehnert
- Out of Red China by Shaotang Liu
- Asia Aflame by Ebed van der Vlugt
- Essays on Church and State by Lord John Acton and Douglas Woodruff
- Acton's Political Philosophy by George E. Fasnacht
- A House in Bryanston Square by Algernon Cecil
- Man Against Mass Society by Gabriel Marcel
- The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir
- My Uncle, Joseph Stalin by Budu Svanidze
- The Sensory Order by F.A. Hayek
- Abraham Lincoln by Herbert Agar
- The Jefferson Reader by Francis Coleman Rosenberger and Thomas Jefferson, ...
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May 1953 Issue = 18 Articles- The Walter Reuther Story by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 3-13
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 14-17
- Trading with the Enemy by Patrick McMahon, pp. 18-23
- Vagabond Vacation by June Wilcoxon Brown, pp. 24-31
- Red Threat to American Industry by Jacob Spolansky, pp. 32-40
- Poor Old Rabelais by Charles Ruffing, pp. 41-42
- They Blacklist Themselves by Victor Riesel, pp. 43-53
- Did You Know That---? by Nora de Toledano, p. 54
- Strange Sword Duel by Nino Lo Bello, pp. 55-56
- Can Asia Be Recovered? by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 57-67
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Books in Review by Frank Meyer, pp. 68-78 - 18 Reviews- My Host the World by George Santayana
- Who Speaks for Man? by Norman Cousins
- The Shame and Glory of the Intellectuals by Peter Viereck
- Containment or Liberation? by James Burnham
- The Impact of Science on Society by Bertrand Russell
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- The Writer in America by Van Wyck Brooks
- Solitary Confinement by Christopher Burney
- Big Business: A New Era by David E. Lilienthal
- The Sign of Jonas by Thomas Merton
- "Mr. Anti-Communist" by Howard Rushmore, pp. 79-86
- They're Traditionalists at Trinity by H.L. Morrow, pp. 87-91
- What Kind of War? by George Fielding Eliot, pp. 92-98
- Open the Door (Is That You) Richard by Grady Johnson, pp. 99-100
- The Hell It Don't Curve! by Joseph F. Drury, Jr., pp. 101-106
- Sir David Ochterlony by Humphry Bullock, pp. 107-110
- Communism and the Colleges by J.B. Matthews, pp. 111-146
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June 1953 Issue = 26 Articles- Who's Running the Ford Foundation? by Alice Widener, pp. 3-7
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 8-12
- The Alger Hiss Story by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 13-20
- Circus Talk by Bill Ballantine, pp. 21-25
- More Billions for Britain by Patrick McMahon, pp. 26-30
- Dykes' Dilemma by Ray Kelly, pp. 31-32
- Communists and the New Deal by J.B. Matthews, pp. 33-40
- The Woman Who Counts Your Money by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 41-42
- Is Labor Committing Suicide? by Victor Riesel, pp. 43-48
- Nature's Paint Pot by Reece Thomas, pp. 49-52
- High Polish on the High Brass by George Fielding Eliot, pp. 53-63
- Public Enemy Number One by Christopher Sparling, pp. 64-65
- New York's Great Red Way by Vincent Hartnett, pp. 66-72
- Do You Know That--- by Nora de Toledano, pp. 73-74
- The Fall of Ana Pauker by Kurt Singer, pp. 75-81
- How to Win---or Lose---an Election by Nino Lo Bello, pp. 82-86
- The Truth About the United Nations by Chesly Manly, pp. 87-96
- Mr. Yi Song Ok by Morrey Dunie, pp. 97-100
- Freedom to Agree by William F. Buckley, Jr., pp. 101-107
- The Public Bath by Lee Hancock, pp. 108-111
- Facing the Facts in Germany by Freda Utley, pp. 112-119
- New Ideas on How Language Began by Joshua Whatmough, pp. 120-124
- They Watch the Helix Aspersa by Joe DiGiovanni, pp. 125-126
- How Long Is Your Hair? by Richard F. Trump, p. 127
- Seashore Oddities by Vance Hoyt, pp. 128-134
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Books in Review by Frank Meyer, pp. 135-146 - 17 Reviews- The World and the West by Arnold J. Toynbee
- The Genius of American Politics by Daniel J. Boorstin
- Politics and the Constitution in the History of the United States by William W. Crosskey
- The American Electoral College by Roger Lea MacBride
- The Return of Germany by Norbert Muhlen
- Germany Plots with the Kremlin by T.H. Tetens
- Our Love Affair with Germany by Hans Habe
- I Joined the Russians by Heinrich Einsiedel
- Portrait of an American: Charles G. Dawes by Bascom N. Timmons
- Robert Browning: A Portrait by Betty B. Miller
- The Man Whistler by Hesketh Pearson
- The Shorter Cambridge Medieval History by C.W. Previte-Orton
- The Outsider by Richard A. Wright
- This Happy Rural Seat by George Lanning
- Pascal, His Life and Works by Jean Mesnard
- James I by Charles Williams
- The Private Dining Room, and Other New Verses by Ogden Nash
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July 1953 Issue = 30 Articles- Reds and Our Churches by J.B. Matthews, pp. 3-14
- Ships and Greeks---and Senator Joe McCarthy by Patrick McMahon, pp. 15-19
- What's Up Town by Leona D. Newkirk, pp. 20-24
- A Report on Water Dowsing by Cecil R. Roseberry, pp. 25-29
- FDR: Tragedy at Yalta by W.M. Lauderdale, pp. 30-34
- The Education of a Jew by Michael Blankfort, pp. 35-40
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 41-44
- Sormenti by Guenther Reinhardt and Karl Hess, pp. 45-49
- Do You Know That---, p. 50
- S.E.C.---A Good Idea Gone Wrong by Leslie Gould, pp. 51-56
- Communists and the New Deal (Part II) by John T. Flynn, pp. 57-62
- "Consultant to the Trade" by Eric Cross, pp. 63-66
- The Strange Case of Lord Jowitt by Nora de Toledano, pp. 67-72
- The Schuman Plan---American Style by Joseph F. Drury, Jr., pp. 73-76
- Pekin Farm Boy by Howard Rushmore, pp. 77-82
- Revolution in Mexico by Manuel Randolph Morris, pp. 83-89
- In Our Readers' Opinion, pp. 90-91
- Shanghai Quisling by R.S. Patterson, pp. 92-94
- The Lost Art of Kite-Flying by Victoria Suddard, pp. 95-96
- Bastion of the Orient by Richard Rendell, pp. 97-106
- A Unique Challenge to Private Enterprise by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 107-110
- Siamese Politics Are a Laughing Matter by Louis Fischer, pp. 111-116
- General Beauregard's Pencil by James Merriam Moore, pp. 117-121
- The Tree by J.M. Collins, pp. 122-123
- Berlin's Spy Market by Kurt Singer, pp. 124-126
- Nature's Failing Children by George C. Mattis, p. 127
- Can the Average College Man Afford To Be a Scholar? by Dick Silvestro, pp. 128-129
- Sound on Disc, pp. 130-131
- Malik Pays Off by Lillian Anshen Seidel, pp. 132-136
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Books in Review by Frank Meyer, pp. 137-144 - 18 Reviews- Major Campaign Speeches of Adlai E. Stevenson, 1952 by Adlai E. Stevenson
- Beyond the Great Forest by Virginia Prewett
- The Natural Superiority of Women by Ashley Montagu
- Economics for You and Me by Arthur R. Upgren and Stahrl Edmunds
- American Life: Dream and Reality by W. Lloyd Warner
- The Great American Parade by H.J. Duteil
- The Conservative Mind by Russell Kirk
- A Reader's Guide to T.S. Eliot by George Williamson
- T.S. Eliot: A Bibliography by Donald Gallup
- The Collected Poems of Edwin Muir, 1921-1951 by Edwin Muir
- The Collected Poems of Dylan Thomas, 1934-1953 by Dylan Thomas
- Wind, Storm, and Rain by Denning Miller
- Understanding the Weather by Thomas Morris Longstreth
- How to Know and Predict the Weather by Robert Moore Fisher
- Count d'Orgel's Ball by Raymond Radiguet
- Peron's Argentina by George I. Blanksten
- The Lattimore Story by John T. Flynn
- The Poor Man's Guide to Europe by David Dodge
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August 1953 Issue = 35 Articles- Women Don't Belong in Politics by Irene Corbally Kuhn, pp. 3-6
- Tojo Tried to Die by Harry T. Brundidge, pp. 7-12
- The Genius of Strap Buckner by Brent Ashabranner, pp. 13-16
- Communists and the New Deal (Part III) by J.B. Matthews, pp. 17-25
- Down to Earth: "Scientifiction" by Alan Devoe, pp. 26-29
- Special Assistant Donegan by Nelson Frank, pp. 30-34
- Bad Booze Is Big Business by Harry Thompson, pp. 35-38
- The House Across the Street by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 39-40
- Third Party Coming? by Patrick McMahon, pp. 41-44
- The Unknown Chiang Kai-shek by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 45-48
- Kate Was an Old Rip by James R. Aswell, pp. 49-54
- Reds in Your Living Room by Martin Berkeley, pp. 55-62
- Boundary in the Clouds by William McCaslan Scaife, pp. 63-68
- Cap'n Abraham Linkhorn's Church by Henry Oliver, pp. 69-70
- Will Europe Fight? by Fred Warner Neal, pp. 71-76
- Insects and "The Law of the Land" by Renzo Dee Bowers, pp. 77-80
- The Presidential Cocktail by Dwight Felix Peabody, pp. 81-82
- Blueprint for Conquest by Fred Schwarz, pp. 83-88
- Is There a God? by Frank J. Buerger and K. Bruno Buerger, pp. 89-90
- The Time Has Come by Michael Ligocki, pp. 91-93
- Who Assassinated Count Bernadotte? by Kurt Singer, pp. 94-96
- Socialists Don't Like America by Robert Ingrim, pp. 97-100
- A Luther Discovery by Leonora McNeilly, pp. 101-102
- Brave Men by Mary T. Rauth, pp. 103-104
- Limerick---The Poem and the Town by Eric Cross, pp. 105-108
- A Street That Is Paved With Gold and Silver by Iveagh Hunt Sterry, pp. 109-110
- God and Caesar in Yugoslavia by Bogdan Raditsa, pp. 111-114
- I Came to the Country by A. Taylor Parker, pp. 115-116
- Lee Tracy in TV Action by Ruth A. Inglis, pp. 117-120
- American Women vs. the Next Kinsey Report by Virginia Batdorff, pp. 121-124
- Fantastic Animal Combats by Vance Hoyt, pp. 125-128
- The Man With Three Heads by Judith Cortada, pp. 129-132
- Sound on Disc, pp. 133-134
- Eclipse of the Family Portch by Geoffrey L. Pratt, pp. 135-136
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Books in Review by Frank Meyer, pp. 137-144 - 9 Reviews- The Rommel Papers by B.H. Liddell-Hart, Lucie-Maria Rommel, and Manfred Rommel, ...
- Wings for Peace by Bonner F. Fellers
- The River and the Gauntlet by S.L.A. Marshall
- Russia: What Next? by Isaac Deutscher
- Malenkov: Stalin's Successor by Martin Ebon
- Malenkov by Robert Frazier
- The Kremlin vs. the People by Robert Magidoff
- Heresy, Yes--Conspiracy, No by Sidney Hook
- Our Animal Neighbors by Alan Devoe and Mary Berry Devoe
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September 1953 Issue = 35 Articles- The Truth About Joe McCarthy by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 3-12
- Russia and the Middle East by Jules Kagian, pp. 13-17
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 18-21
- What Ever Became of the Hoover Report? by James E. Warner, pp. 22-26
- The New England Hired Man by James A. Dodd, pp. 27-30
- Red China's Narcotics Traffic by George Fielding Eliot, pp. 31-37
- Queer Cargoes By Air by Trevor Holloway, pp. 38-40
- Slander Not Thy Mother's Son by Rosa Meyerhoff, pp. 41-42
- Washington's Biggest Lobby by Patrick McMahon, pp. 43-48
- The Wounded Warrior by Morgan M. Miles, pp. 49-51
- Prophet With Honor---The Story of Martin Dies by Howard Rushmore, pp. 52-56
- The Modern Barbary Coast by Bayne Wilson, pp. 57-58
- I've Got Those Cobalt Blues by Joseph Stocker, pp. 59-60
- European Defense---Seen from Another Angle by Robert Ingrim, pp. 61-66
- The Wild West Starts on Fifth Avenue by Janet Williams, pp. 67-68
- Are We Rocking the Boat? by Frank Ball, pp. 69-71
- Do You Know That--- by Nora de Toledano, p. 72
- Mrs. Smith Comes to Washington by Elizabeth Churchill, pp. 73-76
- Adolphus Busch---Master Brewer by Harry T. Brundidge, pp. 77-81
- Village Reborn by A.A. Hoehling, pp. 82-84
- From Caves to Cafes by Betty Diehl and Thomas D'Amico, pp. 85-90
- The Store Downtown by Harry Thompson, pp. 91-92
- Benjamin Mandel Keeps Working by Nelson Frank, pp. 93-97
- Applied Psychology by Guro Bjornson, p. 98
- Quiz Kid Extraordinary by Ed Quarrington, pp. 99-100
- With the Foreign Legion in Indo-China by Paul Nohren, pp. 101-105
- A Miracle by Lynn Clifford Golberg, p. 106
- Sound on Disc, pp. 107-108
- In Defense of Divorce by Anonymous, pp. 109-114
- The Fadli Sultan by J.H.W. Kerston, pp. 115-119
- 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, pp. 121-125
- I Don't Like Cats by Hugh Robert Orr, pp. 126-129
- The Strange Story of Nicholas Trist by Frank L. Baer, pp. 130-133
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Books in Review by Frank S. Meyer, pp. 134-144 - 23 Reviews- You Shall Know Them by Vercors
- The Captive Mind by Czeslaw Milosz
- The Living Brain by W. Grey Walter
- Solitude and Privacy by Paul Halmos
- Paths of Loneliness by Margaret Mary Wood
- The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry by Harry Stack Sullivan
- Jung's Psychology and Its Social Meaning by Ira Progoff
- God and the Unconscious by Victor White
- Two Essays on Analytical Psychology by C.G. Jung, Gerhard Adler, and R.F.C. Hull
- Psychology and Alchemy by C.G. Jung, Gerhard Adler, and R.F.C. Hull
- The Gods of the Greeks by Carl Kerenyi
- Divine Horsemen by Maya Deren
- The Italian Painters of the Renaissance by Bernard Berenson
- Creative Intuition in Art and Poetry by Jacques Maritain
- African Folktales and Sculpture by Paul Radin, Elinore Marvel, and James Johnson Sweeney, ...
- Art in the Ice Age by Hans-Georg Bandi, Johannes Maringer, and Hugo Obermaier, ...
- A Critical History of Children's Literature by Cornelia L. Meigs, Anne Eaton, and Elizabeth Nesbitt, ...
- A Popular Guide to Government Publications by W. Philip Leidy
- The Revolution in Physics by Louis de Broglie
- Mr. Tompkins Learns the Facts of Life by George Gamow
- The Man Without Qualities, Vol. 1 by Robert Musil
- Go Tell It On the Mountain by James Baldwin
- Mr. Nicholas by Thomas Hinde
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October 1953 Issue = 41 Articles- It Cost You 775 Thousand Million Dollars by Paul Martin, pp. 5-10
- Art Comes to Your Refrigerator by Howard Rushmore, pp. 11-12
- Tails of the Capital by James L. Harte, pp. 13-15
- Birdie's Book About Her Brothel by Irene Corbally Kuhn, pp. 16-19
- Nightfall in Ireland by Joy M. Collins, pp. 20-21
- The Man Who Tried to Forget by Harry Botsford, pp. 22-24
- Mr. Dulles and "Hands Across the Sea by John T. Flynn, pp. 25-30
- South to the Pacific by Marian P. Fickes, pp. 31-33
- What Flavor, Soldier? by H.A. Burr, pp. 34-38
- Shall the United Nations Make Our Laws? by John W. Bricker, pp. 39-45
- The Windy West by Stan Hoig, pp. 46-48
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 49-52
- America at Tussaud's by Trevor Holloway, pp. 53-57
- Moscow's Medicine Men by J.B. Matthews, pp. 58-62
- Miami Metamorphosis by Tom Q. Smith, pp. 63-66
- There Are Two Sides to Every Story by Ethel Wachs, p. 67
- America's Worst Badman by James R. Aswell, pp. 68-73
- Foreign Money by Ben Masselink, pp. 74-77
- The Web by Grace Lee Kenyon, pp. 78-80
- The Man Who Bought Alaska by Carol Letcher, pp. 81-84
- Dentistry Without Fear by Letha L. Patterson, pp. 85-87
- In Our Readers' Opinion, pp. 88-89
- Do You Know That--- by Nora de Toledano, p. 90
- The Coming Battle on Tariffs by Patrick McMahon, pp. 91-94
- The Art of Back-Fencing by Sandie Stevens, pp. 95-96
- Wooden Warships Are Back Again by A.A. Hoehling, pp. 97-99
- Is War Inevitable? by Walter M. Haushalter, pp. 100-104
- Power from Wind by J.H.W. Kerston, pp. 105-106
- Why Americans Can't Win at Marathoning by Clarence H. DeMar, pp. 107-108
- Mary Mundt's Mite by Elizabeth Churchill, pp. 109-112
- The Scotch Damn-Yankee by Diana Boettcher, pp. 113-114
- The Lost Voice by Beatrice Stone, p. 115
- We Need a Doctor by Calvin R. Starnes, Jr., pp. 116-120
- Lesson in Russian by Frank Sisk, p. 121
- Alas, Poor Alice by Humphry Bullock, pp. 122-123
- America, Where's Your Backbone? by Donald R. Wilson, pp. 124-127
- About Pawnshops in China by Eva R. Saxl, pp. 128-129
- Convicts Take the Cure by George Dolan, pp. 130-132
- Sound on Disc, pp. 133-134
- Nobody Likes Troublemakers by Alfred Kohlberg, p. 135
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Books in Review by Frank S. Meyer, pp. 136-144 - 14 Reviews- Hitler's Secret Conversations, 1941-1944 by H.R. Trevor-Roper and Adolf Hitler
- Memoirs by Franz von Papen
- The Ciano Diaries, 1937-1943 by Count Galeazzo Ciano and Hugh L. Gibson
- Spain in the Modern World by James Cleugh
- The Challenge to American Foreign Policy by John J. McCloy
- Truth Is Our Weapon by Edward W. Barrett
- The Diplomats, 1919-1939 by Gordon A. Craig and Felix Gilbert
- The Ethics of Rhetoric by Richard M. Weaver
- The Strange Case of Alger Hiss by William Allen Jowitt
- I Was a Captive in Korea by Philip Deane
- The Bridges at Toko-Ri by James A. Michener
- London Calling North Pole by Hermann J. Giskes
- To the End of Time by Olaf Stapledon and Basil Davenport
- The Book of Health
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November 1953 Issue = 39 Articles- Junior's Misses by Ralph de Toledano, pp. 5-14
- Uranium's New Horatio Alger by J.P. McEvoy, pp. 15-18
- They Said This, pp. 19-20
- Is Confidence Outmoded? by James P. DeWolfe, pp. 21-24
- Down to Earth by Alan Devoe, pp. 25-28
- Alas, the Next Generation by Virginia Roller Batdorff, pp. 29-30
- Red Infiltration of Theological Seminaries by J.B. Matthews, pp. 31-36
- A Capital Suggestion by Gordon F. Shea, pp. 37-38
- Call Me Colonel by Daniel Francis Clancy, pp. 39-42
- The Class Struggle in Suburbia by Howard Rushmore, pp. 43-46
- Sign of a Sinner by Jerry Klein, pp. 47-48
- King of the Triangle by Erwin C. Lessner, pp. 49-52
- Never-Never Land by Harry T. Brundidge, pp. 53-56
- Americans Are Art-Conscious by Henry Oliver, pp. 57-58
- Let's Think About Money by Patrick McMahon, pp. 59-62
- Spidercraft by Avis Demmitt, p. 63
- Do You Know That---, p. 64
- A Boycott Long Overdue by J. Anthony Marcus, pp. 65-69
- A College Student Looks at Academic Freedom by Bob Munger, pp. 70-74
- And Mellow Fruitfulness by Mary Cadwalader, pp. 75-76
- Our Vanishing Military Profession by D.J. Carrison, pp. 77-81
- A Fixture of Old England by M. Johnson and E. Shanahan, pp. 82-84
- Plant Oddities by Vance J. Hoyt, pp. 85-88
- Marriage Brokers: Kosher Style by J. Alvin Kugelmass, pp. 89-92
- The Gentleman from Milwaukee by James Andrew Mayer, pp. 93-95
- Grand Canyon Grandeur by Russell Newbold, p. 96
- Mutiny on the Stingray by Jon J. Wheatley, pp. 97-100
- My Father's Irish Liberty Bonds by H.O. Patrick, pp. 101-102
- Calendar Confusion by Danetta Jennings, pp. 103-105
- The Lost Art of Parody by John Goldstrom, pp. 106-108
- Letter from Tahiti by William Hornberg, pp. 109-113
- Palm Beach Troubadour by John W. Larson, pp. 114-116
- Houses with Secrets by Trevor Holloway, pp. 117-120
- The Good Provider by Harry Botsford, pp. 121-125
- You Bet by Carlyle Foster, p. 126
- Between the Forest by Robert Meyer, pp. 127-128
- There Are Dreams for the Asking by Frank Baer, pp. 129-132
- Nature's Paradoxical Dimwit by James E. Lawrence, pp. 133-135
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Books in Review by Frank S. Meyer, pp. 136-144 - 15 Reviews- Quackery in the Public Schools by Albert Lynd
- Higher Education and the Human Spirit by Bernard E. Meland
- The Letters of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux by Bruno Scott James and Saint Bernard de Clairvaux, ...
- St. Bernard of Clairvaux, Seen Through His Selected Letters by Bruno Scott James and Saint Bernard
- The Making of the Middle Ages by R.W. Southern
- An Autumn in Italy by Sean O'Faolain
- Little Novels of Sicily by Giovanni Verga
- Too Late the Phalarope by Alan Paton
- Nothing Is Quite Enough by Gary MacEoin
- The Rise and Splendour of the Chinese Empire by Rene Grousset
- China's Gentry by Hsiao-Tung Fei
- The Legacy of Persia by A.J. Arberry
- Russia: A History and an Interpretation by Michael T. Florinsky
- The Impact of Russian Culture on Soviet Communism by Dinko A. Tomasic
- The Communist Conspiracy by Stephen King-Hall
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December 1953 Issue = 42 Articles- Twenty-four Steps to Communism by John T. Flynn, pp. 3-6
- The Small Hotel Called Colligan's by Paul Whiteman, pp. 7-8
- Hospital for Healthy People by Raymond Varela, pp. 9-10
- Don't Cry, Joe! by Irene Corbally Kuhn, pp. 11-14
- The PBY Is Twenty Years Old by A.A. Hoehling, pp. 15-18
- The Captive Breeze by Joy M. Collins, pp. 19-20
- Road to Eternity by Harry T. Brundidge, pp. 21-23
- Where Are Tomorrow's Scientists? by J.W. Neckers and Ed Hahesy, pp. 24-26
- Out of the Record by William Woods, pp. 27-28
- Maybe Your Heart Trouble's Imaginary by Peter J. Steincrohn, pp. 29-32
- Return of the Pied Piper by Muriel Lederer, pp. 33-34
- The Book Burners Burned by Freda Utley, pp. 35-40
- I Long for That Human Touch by Virginia Roller Batdorff, pp. 41-42
- Siskiyou County---Our Last Frontier by Edith Kermit Roosevelt, pp. 43-46
- Lady on a White Horse by Robert Finlay, pp. 47-48
- The Unforgiving Map by George Fielding Eliot, pp. 49-54
- Politics in Paradise by Alexander T. Jordan, pp. 55-58
- They Won't Get Out of Washington by Harold Helfer, pp. 59-60
- The Female Stranger by James L. Harte, pp. 61-62
- When We Tried to Give Labor to the Commies by Harold Lord Varney, pp. 63-68
- Epitaphs Extraordinary by Trevor Holloway, pp. 69-71
- Do You Know That--- by Nora de Toledano, p. 72
- Foolhappy Butterfly Hound by James R. Aswell, pp. 73-76
- The Will of Peter the Great by Marie Van Amstel, pp. 77-80
- Let's Think About Money (Part II) by Patrick McMahon, pp. 81-86
- Patriot on Horseback by Russell Newbold, pp. 87-88
- Honoris Causa by Robert H. Mercer, pp. 89-92
- Red Congressmen? by Martin Berkeley, pp. 93-96
- Literaries and Christmas Trees by Cecil B. Williams, pp. 97-101
- How to Understand Vishinsky by Robert S. Byfield, p. 102
- A Little Science With a Big Future by O.A. Battista, pp. 103-105
- Those Fabulous Spinners by Vance Hoyt, pp. 106-109
- Living on Capri by Phyllis W. Heald, pp. 110-112
- Herman Goering Answers the $64 Question by William W. Quinn, pp. 113-116
- William Congreve---Father of Rocket Warfare by J. Gordon Vaeth, pp. 117-120
- Grass-Roots Ambassadors by Ruth S. Livingston, pp. 121-124
- Thinking of Suicide? by Harry Thompson, pp. 125-127
- Pickled Onions in Dublin by Vivian Reedy, pp. 128-130
- Sound on Disc, pp. 131-132
- Am I My Brother's Brother? by Rosa Meyerhoff, pp. 133-134
- Can the Polls Be Trusted? by I.J. Taylor, pp. 135-137
- Why the Mau Mau Revolt by Bertram A. Totten, pp. 138-146
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Issues of 1954 = 12 Issues, 479 Articles
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Issues of 1955 = 12 Issues, 494 Articles
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Issues of 1956 = 10 Issues, 357 Articles
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Issues of 1957 = 12 Issues, 394 Articles
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Issues of 1958 = 12 Issues, 364 Articles
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Issues of 1959 = 12 Issues, 453 Articles
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Issues of the 1960s = 1 Year, 12 Issues, 439 Articles-
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Issues of 1960 = 12 Issues, 439 Articles