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Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 19, May 12, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Out-of-Bounds; The Webster Family—No. 7 by Jay Nourbel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · Partnership in the Pacific · Carlos P. Romulo · ar 20 · A Message for Janice · Walter C. Brown · ss 22 · The Aspidastra Kid · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 24 · Education of a Spy—Incomplete! · Juliet Bridgman · vi 26 · Radar—How It Works and What It Does · Robert N. Farr · ar 28 · Kings of the Jingle · Darrell Huff · ar 30 · The Bridge · Morley Cassidy · ar 32 · The Seventh Desert · Frank Bonham · ss 36 · A Trick to Make My Daddy Well · Bill Severn · ss 39 · Wedding Day · Edwa Moser · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Editorial by a Soldier · [uncredited] · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 20, May 19, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: The Honorable Service Button by Emmett Watson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Who’s Fighting Who in China? · Harrison Forman · ar 18 · Model Murder [Part 1 of 2] · Hugh Pentecost · nv 20 · The Sock-and-Bustin’ Boy · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 22 · 100-per-Cent Yanqui · Phyllis Duganne · ss 24 · What Petrillo’s Victory Means to You · Morris Markey · ar 26 · We Remember This · Lt. (j.g.) Robert C. Ruark, U.S.N.R. · ar 28 · East of the Border · Jim Kjelgaard · vi 30 · They Kept the Army Rolling · Pvt. Irwin Ross · ar 32 · Prima Donnas of the Circus · F. Beverly Kelley · ar 34 · The Lone Stranger · John D. Weaver · ss 39 · The Secret History of the War · Waverley Root · nb (r); abridged. 90 · We Can Be Friends Only with Friends · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 21, May 26, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Fancy Free by Bob Kuhn) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Good News for Taxpayers · Sylvia F. Porter · ar 18 · The Unanointed · James Aswell · ss; illustrated by Pat Holbrooke 20 · Almost Everything Went His Way · Alyce Canfield · ar 22 · No Nickname for the Major · Richard G. Hubler · vi; illustrated by Raphael De Soto 24 · The Stuff of Life · Paul W. Kearney · ar 25 · It’s a Different Way of Life · Alexander Kendrick · ar 26 · Pacific Champions · Morris Markey · ar 28 · A Fight He Could Not Win · Thomas Barclay Thomson · ss; illustrated by John Jones 32 · Model Murder [Part 2 of 2] · Hugh Pentecost · nv; illustrated by Al Schmidt 35 · A Great Time to Be Alive · Harry Emerson Fosdick · n. (r); illustrated by Lawrence Butcher; abridged. 82 · The Gentleman from Missouri · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 22, June 2, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: “…that these dead shall not have died in vain.” by Emmett Watson) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Blitzkrieg on Boredom · Morris Markey · ar 18 · Smithy’s Dogs · R. Wilkes Hunter · ss 20 · A Couple of Lollipops · Lt. Com. J. Bryan, III, U.S.N.R. · ar 22 · The Prodigal Uncle · Hans Ruesch · ss 24 · “Dear Mrs. Macfarland” · Lt. Warren Ripley · vi 26 · After Franco, What? · Miguel Maura · ar 28 · Everybody Is Shy · Dorothy Cocks · ar 29 · Helpfulness, Inc. · Ruth Moore · ar 30 · Out Where the Tall Corn Grows · Sara Hamilton · ar 32 · All the Love of Arlene · Neill C. Wilson · ss 36 · Truman’s Right-Hand Man · Marquis W. Childs · ar 39 · Cry Wolf · Marjorie Carleton · n. 1945; abridged. 90 · What to Do About Germany · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 23, June 9, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Here Comes the Groom; The Webster Family—No. 8 by Lu Kimmel) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · The New First Lady · Helen Weigel Brown · ar 20 · The Hand That Feeds · Marguerite Eyssen · ss 22 · Jap Prisoners Talk, Too! · Larry Barretto · ar 24 · A Duffer’s Guide to Fishing · Bill Wolf · ar 26 · Thanks for the Memory · S. L. Gomberg · vi 28 · Gadget of Destruction · S/Sgt. Lionel L. Van Deerlin · ar 32 · Not So Dumb As a Fox · Day Keene · ss 34 · G.I. Mom · Victor Boesen & John Reddy · ar 36 · From Baker to Banker—and Back · Carlotta Davies · ss 39 · Tomorrow Will Sing · Elliott Arnold · n. (r); abridged. 90 · What Is Fascism? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 24, June 16, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Bubbling Over by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Too Many Soldiers Don’t Fight · Herbert G. Moore · ar 20 · The Bottom of the Mountain · Jerome Weidman · ss 22 · The Girl’s a Natural · Alyce Canfield · ar 24 · America’s Island Hell Hole · Wenzell Brown · ar 26 · Something for Jimmy’s Room · Herbert L. McNary · vi 28 · Pacific Troopship · James Burke · ar 30 · No Mommie, No Poppie · Charles M. Sievert · ar 32 · You Gotta Get Up · Samuel W. Taylor · ss 36 · Your Face Looks Familiar · Frederick Nebel · ss 39 · At His Side · George Korson · nb (r); abridged. 90 · Rehabilitating G.I. Joe · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 25, June 23, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: Sun-Kissed by Jack Albin) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · The Vehement Volunteer · Don Taylor & Lynne Brannen · ar 18 · Situation Normal · Edward Hope · ss 20 · Why Bees Keep So Busy · Elizabeth Linn · ar 22 · The Blind Flying the Blind · Stanley Washburn, Jr. · ss 24 · They Make Jobs Happen · Millard C. Faught · ar 26 · Are We Growing Into Giants? · Amram Scheinfeld · ar 28 · Beer on the House · Stanley F. Donath · vi 30 · Uncle Dan Drops In · Neill C. Wilson · ss 32 · The Thousand and Sixty-one Days · Samuel W. Taylor · ar 39 · Shape of Danger · Axel Kielland · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Russia’s Course—A Key to the Future · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 26, June 30, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Pride and Privation by Del Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. 6 · Vox Pop · The Readers · lc 13 · On the Beam · Wayne Parrish · cl 17 · The American Menace · Guy Richards · ar 18 · The Bone-Yard Special · Moran Tudury · ss; illustrated by Al Schmidt 20 · The Gal from Cal. · Helen Weigel Brown · ar; about Helen Gahagan Douglas. 22 · Colonel Fo Holds the Bag · William Arthur Breyfogle · ss; illustrated by Frank Godwin 24 · Keep Your Eye on Streptomycin · J. D. Ratcliff · ar 26 · The Joint Is Jumping · S/Sgt. Duane Decker, U.S.M.C.R. · ss Redbook Magazine September 1939 28 · Millwood Made Doggies · Charley Slack · ar 30 · You Too, Can Be a Pearl Diver · Bill Wolf · ar 32 · Buffalo Gals · Edwin Rutt · ss; illustrated by Jay Nourbel 34 · Uncle Sugar Mail · Com. Matthew Radom, U.S.N.R. · ar 36 · The Camera Eye · [uncredited] · pi 39 · River Song · Harry Hamilton · n. 1945; illustrated by Lumen Winter; abridged. 54 · Books in Review · Joseph Anthony · br 54 · Crossword Puzzle · [uncredited] · pz 56 · Woman-Talk · Margaret Fishback · cl 64 · Colonel Stoopnagle’s Fictionary (Unabashed) · Colonel Stoopnagle · hu 70 · This Man’s War · Old Sarge · cl 84 · Liberty Goes to the Movies · Eve Stanley · mr 90 · Are We Losing the Peace? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 27, July 7, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: A Fortified Fourth by Vic Donahu, U.S.M.C.) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Reconverting War Skills to Peacetime Jobs · Paul V. McNutt · ar 18 · The Cameo Mermaid [Part 1 of 2] · George Armin Shaftel · sl 20 · Amputees’ Special · Bill Becker, Y 1.c · ar 22 · No Pining for Spike · Will F. Jenkins · vi 24 · Thet Dreamed of Food · Lieut. David A. Englander · ar 25 · Water Wacky · George Weinstein · ar 28 · You Can Always Elope · Lenora Mattingly Weber · ss 30 · It’s Fun to Pull the Strings · Sewell Peaslee Wright · ar 32 · Time to Quit · John Wells · ss 35 · A Moment in Time · Sydney R. McLean · n. (r); abridged. 82 · America’s Military Future · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 28, July 14, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11″, cover: Fighting Lady—a WAVE parachute rigger by Jon Whitcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · From the Melting Pot—An American Race · Eleanor Roosevelt · ar 18 · Money in the Bank · Samuel W. Taylor · ss; illustrated by Ralph Crawley 20 · How We Look to a Jap · Irving Wallace · ar 22 · A Prayer for Mike · Peter Stirling Cardozo · ss; illustrated by G. F. Schmidt 24 · Tremendous Trifle · Paul W. Kearney · ar 26 · “Why Didn’t Someone Tell Me These Things?” · Cecil S. Falk · ar 28 · Tarzan and the Man Who Made Him · Lloyd Shearer · ar [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs] 30 · The Razor · Owen Cameron · vi; illustrated by James Cole 32 · The Cameo Mermaid [Part 2 of 2] · George Armin Shaftel · sl; illustrated by Larry Kritcher 34 · Shrimp Aren’t Always Little · Carolyn Ramsey · ar 39 · Robinson Crusoe, USN · George R. Tweed · ar (r) · Graduation · Ken Tarbox · pm 90 · The Smallness of the Big Five · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 29, July 21, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Reconnaissance by John W. James) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · There’s Only One Bing · Victor Boesen · ar 20 · Love and Let Love · Lynn Montross · ss 22 · Quandary in the Pacific · Harold L. Ickes · ar 24 · What’s Ahead in Housing? · Sidney Shalett · ar 26 · Wahoo and the Thousand-Pounder · Richard G. Hubler · vi 28 · Bringing the Boys Home · Maj. Gen. Charles P. Gross; as told to Blake Clark · ar 30 · Roll Your Own Vacation · Creighton Peet · ar 32 · Freddy Wins the Peace · Edwin Rutt · ss 36 · Program at the School · Thomas W. Duncan · ss 39 · Orchids to Murder [Amos Lee Mappin] · Hulbert Footner · n. 1945; abridged. 90 · Removing the Hurdles to Full Employment · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 30, July 28, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: photo: In the Lap of the Gods by U.S. Army) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Jap War Lord No. 1? · Max Hill · ar 18 · The Faceless Men [Part 1 of 2] · Clyde A. Farnsworth · sl 20 · Life on the Space Machines · Stanley Washburn, Jr. · ar 22 · Little Darling · Grace Sartwell Mason · ss 24 · Mr. Golf, Himself · Paul Gardner · ar 26 · The Call of the Tame · William Fifield · vi 28 · Dead Beats Tell Tall Tales · Robert Copeland · ar 32 · The Mental Rental · Ben Merson · ss 34 · The Foxhole Circuit · Ted Shane · ar 39 · The Best from Yank · [uncredited] · ms (r); “Humorous, pungent excerpts from the soldiers’ magazine to fill an evening’s reading time.” 90 · Should We Bomb Hirohito? · The Editor · ed

Liberty [Vol. 22 No. 31, August 4, 1945] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 100pp, 8½″ x 11¼″, cover: Caught in the Act by Frances Tipton Hunter) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 19 · America’s New Food Czar · Jack H. Pollack · ar; given as by Jack H. Pollack in the Table of Contents. 20 · A Man’s First Debt · Jerry Brondfield · ss 22 · Which Picture for Tonight? · Gretta Palmer · ar 24 · Is It Religion or Racket? · Frank W. Brock · ar 25 · Hero by Design · Art Cohn · ar 26 · No Pal for the Major · Vincent Sheean · vi 28 · Day Off for Danny · Edward A. Herron · ar 30 · Another Man’s Poison · John Maloney · ar 32 · Paul Bunyon Was a Piker · Wessel Smitter · ss 36 · Floating Hospitals · Larry Barretto · ar 40 · The Faceless Men [Part 2 of 2] · Clyde A. Farnsworth · sl 43 · Red Fruit · Temple Bailey · n. (r); abridged. 98 · The Great American Nest Egg · The Editor · ed