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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: March 1946; Vol. 48, No. 287
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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Sweet Land of Liberty by Hal Borland. [His trip across America]
Why So Many Gi's like the Germans Bests by Richard Joseph, with Waverly Root. [Original to this issue!]
Speaking of Exercise [With Cornelia Otis Skinner, Gene Tunney, Stuart Cloete, Andrew Salter and Henry Morton Robinson -- A record of their conversation, ORIGINAL to this Readers Digest!] .
"There Are Moments in the Lives Of Men" by Le Roy Greene. [Original to this issue-- a followup to a previous story by Frederic S. Marquandt about a Filipino teacher in WWII!]
The Tigers Fly Again by Don Eddy.
Drama In Everyday Life: Uncle By's Two Wives by Dorothy Canfield Fisher. [Original to this issue!]
Mr. Truman Faces It.
Now We Have Synthetic Gasoline by J. D. Ratcliff.
The Most Unforgettable Character I've Met -- My Grandmother, Fanny Van De Grift Stevenson -- by Austin Strong. [Original to this issue!]
Shoes for the Children of Drancy by Zelda Popkin.
A Town That Planned for Peace by Charles Stevenson.
God's Eager Fool by John A. O'Brien.
Picket Line Violence Can and must Be Stopped by Ludwig Teller. [Original to this issue!]
New Ruler of the Roost -- the Hy-line Chicken by Paul De Kruif.
Here Comes Kaiser-Frazer by William Chapman White.
The Royal Canadian Mounties by Richard L. Neuberger.
How to Enjoy a Bad Memory by Odell Shepard.
The Present Battle of Britain by Stanley High. [Original to this issue!]
They Lie Where They Would Wish to Be by Harold Martin.
The Secret War of Censors vs Spies by Mary Knight.
When Krakatoa Blew up by Ernst Behrendt.
Pity the Poor Witness by Mitchell Dawson.
The Only Way to World Government by Sumner Welles.
Wheels in His Head by M. M. Musselman.
Trickster of The Winter Wastes by Alan Devoe.
One World -- Different Peoples by Rebecca West.
Roads For Tomorrow by William Carter.
Entitled No Opportunity by H. I. Phillips.
Farming Isn't Fun By Frederic F. Van De Water.
Back of the Yards Democracy with Teeth by Gretta Palmer.
Have You Tried Working to Music by Doron K. Antrim.
The Personality of Jesus by Harry Emerson Fosdick.
The Doctors Are out to Cure Cancer -- and They Need Your Help by Eric Johnson.

BOOK Section:
The Cherokee Strip by Marquis James.
Joe Goes Home by Saul K. Padover.
Jumper: the Life of a Siberian Horse, by Nicholas Kalashnikoff.

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