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Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 33, August 12, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 76pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: photo: water skier Barbara Chambliss by Harold Kulick) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 10 · Where Are the Ballplayers? · Bill Stern & Bill Rae · ar 15 · The Government’s Wage Policy · William H. Davis · ar 16 · Tower of the Lion · Eleanor Mercein · ss 18 · We Captivate Russia by Air · Maurice Hindus · ar 20 · L’Affaire Sweeney · Richard G. Hubler · vi 24 · In the Doghouse with Love · Ben Merson · ss 26 · Lumberjill · Frank Richardson Pierce · ss 30 · G.I. Joe: Weapon Maker · George H. Copeland · ar 31 · Sailors of Fortune · Colin Mackenzie · nb Dutton, 1944; abridged. 74 · Let’s Continue to Debate the True Issues · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 34, August 19, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 76pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: photo: On the Target—with an 81-mm. mortar!) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 15 · Shall We Tax Ourselves to Pay the Doctor? · Helen Weigel Brown · ar 16 · Payment in Full · William Tunberg · ss 18 · Hitler’s Secret Weapons · William van Narvig · ar 20 · Will-o’-the-Wisp Webster · Captain Royal F. Munger · vi 22 · Hay Fever Gets the Needle · Priscilla Jaquith · ar 23 · “I Do”—by Appointment · Juliet Bridgman · ar 24 · It’s the Little Things · Edwin Rutt · ss 26 · Dink’s Double Heritage · Darby St. John · ss 30 · Little Miss Smarty · Elizabeth Wilson · ar 31 · Eisenhower: Man and Soldier · Francis Trevelyan Miller · nb (r); abridged. 74 · Platforms and Candidates · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 35, August 26, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 76pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: Victory Gardeners by Vernon Grant) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 15 · Lord Woolton, Repairer of the Realm · Molly Castle · ar 16 · Where We Aren’t · Richard Howells Watkins · ss 18 · The Dental Magic of Flourine · Edwin Diehl · ar 19 · “Number Six O.K.!” · Robert Reuben · ar 20 · Count the Minutes · Royal Brown · vi 22 · G.I. General Store · Don Wharton · ar 24 · A Most Unusual Season · Willard H. Temple · ss 28 · The Hero · Samuel W. Taylor · ss 30 · Fur or Fleece? · Lowell Brentano · ar 31 · The Night Is Ending · James Ronald · n. (r); abridged. 74 · Hope for a Long Peace Is Justified · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 36, September 2, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 76pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: G.I. Joe—K-9 Style by Bob Kuhn) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 15 · Who’s Going to Raise Our Boys to Be Soldiers? · James E. Edmonds, Major General (Retired), N.G.U.S. · ar 16 · Tame Thief · George S. Brooks · ss 18 · The B-29—First of Our Big Bombers · Peter Bruce MacLennan · ar 20 · Unrejected · R. E. Roberts · vi 22 · Russian Sports—A Challenge? · Paul Gardner · ar 23 · Air Battle for Saipan [Part 1 of 2] · Morris Markey · ar 24 · Career Casualty · Marian Castle · ss 26 · Ethelred the Unsteady · Edwin Rutt · ss 30 · The League of 60,000 Women · Volta Torrey · ar 31 · Tell the Folks Back Home · Senator James M. Mead · nb (r); abridged. 74 · We Can’t Do Business with Our Pockets Locked · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 37, September 9, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: photo: Landing Party by U.S. Navy) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 12 · Misinformation, Please · Ted Shane · ar 17 · U.S. Diplomacy and the Vatican · Burnet Hershey · ar 18 · The Better Things · H. Vernor Dixon · ss 20 · The String-and-Spit Boys · Lt. (j.g.) Seymour F. Stowe, U.S.N.R. · ar 22 · It’s Your Move · Walter C. Brown · vi 24 · What Postwar Problem? · Samuel W. Taylor · ar 26 · Air Battle for Saipan [Part 2 of 2] · Morris Markey · ar 28 · Bessie Arbruster Snags a Whuppersnapper · Ronald G. Sercombe · ss 32 · Goodspeed’s Gambit · William A. Breyfogle · ss 34 · Tin Fish for Tokyo · Ralph Wallace · ar 35 · High Tide at Noon · Elisabeth Ogilvie · n. (r); abridged. 82 · The President as Commander in Chief · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 38, September 16, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: Back to School—With the Usual Enthusiasm by Vernon Grant) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 13 · Meet the Supermen · Erika Mann · ar 17 · Is Argentina Heading Toward War? · Blair Bolles · ar 18 · George and the Battle of the Beefsteaks · Stanley Disney · ss 20 · Whose Man Is Dewey? · Gretta Palmer · ar 22 · Absolute Pitch · Jerome Barry · ss 24 · G.I. Joe’s Bill of Rights · Old Sarge · ar 26 · You Can’t Do That in Utopia · Fredda Dudley · ar 28 · Sixty Seconds Is Forever · Eleanore Kelly Sellars · ss 32 · Johnny Himself · Isabel Way & Ruby Thomson · ss 34 · Eric in the Bear’s Den · Robert Magidoff · ar 35 · A Walk in the Sun · Harry Brown · n. Knopf, 1944; abridged. 82 · Is Argentina Heading Toward War? · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 39, September 23, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: The Distinguished Service Cross) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · He Didn’t Want the Job · Marquis W. Childs · ar 18 · Hideaway · James Aswell · ss 20 · Getting Out the G.I. Vote · Leslie S. Pearl · ar 22 · The Romantic · Richard G. Hubler · vi 24 · What About the Postwar Automobile? · Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. · ar 26 · Thousand-Mile Eyes · Sidney Shalett · ar 28 · Roll Me Over Easy · Norbert Davis · ss 32 · Juan Goes to the Circus · Bill Gulick · ss 34 · Our Schools Try Child Guidance · Ruth McCoy Harris · ar 35 · The Corpse Came C.O.D. [Joe Medford] · Jimmy Starr · n. John Murray, 1944; abridged. 82 · It’s Not the Women Who Are Hysterical · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 40, September 30, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: Strange Cargo by Arthur Smith) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · Will the Atlantic Charter Apply in the Pacific? · George Howes · ar 18 · She Married a Hero · Joseph Harrington · ss 20 · Russia’s Wizard of War · Captain John H. Craige · ar 22 · A Life Is a Life · Ernest Lehman · vi 24 · Seventh Avenue Venus · Keith Ayling · ar 26 · Aviation’s Big Question Mark · Russell Porter · ar 28 · Easy There, Eddie! · Thyra Samter Winslow · ss 32 · Where the Prince Came Along · Paul Deresco Augsburg · ss 34 · You Can’t Argue with the Judge · Lloyd Shearer · ar 35 · The Ghost Talks · “Charley” Michelson · nb (r); abridged. 82 · War Work First—But Reconversion where Possible · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 41, October 7, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 84pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: A Winning Pair by Pat Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · The Dewey Personality · Marquis W. Childs · ar 18 · Furlough for Hannah · Darby St. John · ss 20 · Money Makes the World Go · Sylvia F. Porter · ar 22 · All in a Day’s Work · Captain Cortez F. Enloe, Jr. · ar 23 · Home for a Soldier · Ray Nafziger · vi 24 · Portrait of Two Fighting Men · Bob Considine · ar 26 · The Army Air Forces’ G.I. Heaven · Captain Paul R. Hill · ar 28 · The Turncoat · William Arthur Breyfogle · ss 32 · Bessie Arbruster Goes Super-Snooping · Ronald G. Sercombe · ss 35 · Army of Shadows · Joseph Kessel · n. 1944; abridged. 82 · World Peace Through Law · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 42, October 14, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: “Now listen to me. A younger man like Dew—” “naw, we need an experienced man at the peace table like Roose—” by Vernon Grant) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 13 · Axis Enemy Number One · Lloyd Shearer · ar 17 · Must We Invade and Occupy Japan? · Hugh Byas · ar 18 · Those Who Are Left · McKnight Malmar · ss 20 · The Army’s Grasshoppers · Maj. Richard Thruelsen & Lieut. Elliott Arnold · ar 22 · Oh, Frabjous Day! · Christine Tapley · ss 24 · Can You Be a Part-Time Farmer? · Douglas Disbrow · ar 26 · The Handicapper · James Aswell · vi 28 · The Foxhole Circuit · Sgt. Robert Lieb · ar 30 · Run, Sheep, Run! · Paul W. Kearney · ar 32 · Solo for Weezy · Ware Torrey Budlong · ss 39 · Crazy Weather · Charles L. McNichols · n. (r); abridged. 90 · Suspicion Breeds Suspicion · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 43, October 21, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: Autumn Bonfire by Pat Holcomb) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 17 · How Will the Negro Vote? · Walter White · ar 18 · Sucker-Bait [Part 1 of 2] · Judson P. Philips · sl 20 · It’s an Engineer’s War · Maj. Gen. Eugene Reybold · ar 22 · Big Money and Little Eddie · Virginia Dale · ss 24 · Leave the Warden Lay in the Woods · John Alden Knight · ar 26 · Bargain Hunter for the World · Marquis W. Childs & Edward A. Harris · ar 28 · One I Love—Two I Love · Annie Hall · vi 30 · Radio’s One-Man Circus · Ruth Moore · ar 36 · Wing Man · Samuel W. Taylor · ss 39 · Ten Years in Japan · Joseph C. Grew · nb (r); abridged. 90 · We’ve Got Our Fingers Crossed on Dewey · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 44, October 28, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: photo: October 27 is Navy Day. Some of the smallest craft in our Navy, the PT boats, execute a right echelon by U.S. Navy) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 13 · Going Some Place? · Vincent McHugh · ar 17 · Our Italian Prisoners of War · George H. Copeland · ar 18 · Sponsor’s Wife · Edwin Rutt · ss 20 · Murder for Profit · Ralph Parker · ar 22 · Dear Johnny · Steve Fisher · ss 24 · Basic Political Party Principles · The Hon. Carl A. Hatch · ar 25 · Basic Political Party Principles · Governor John W. Bricker · ar 26 · Basic Political Party Principles · Norman Thomas · ar 27 · Basic Political Party Principles · Earl Browder · ar 28 · Man Hunt · Dick Calkins · vi 30 · Here’s Your Country, Soldier · Lieut. William FitzGibbon · ar 32 · Sucker-Bait [Part 2 of 2] · Judson P. Philips · sl 34 · Nurses with Wings · Morris Markey · ar 39 · Dirigo Point · Elizabeth Foster · n. 1944; abridged. 90 · The U.S. Senate—Bogey of World Co-operation · Paul Hunter · ed

Liberty [Vol. 21 No. 45, November 4, 1944] ed. Edward Maher (Liberty Magazine, Inc., 10¢, 92pp, 8½″ x 11½″, cover: Halloween: When a Sentry Needs a Friend! by Vernon Grant) [] Details supplied by Inam Ulhaq from Table of Contents. Omits columns. 13 · The Sky’s Her Limit! · Dr. Elizabeth Newkom · ar 17 · Latin Americans Don’t Like Us · Ray Josephs · ar 18 · Letter Home · Pearl S. Buck · ss 20 · The Civilians of Saipan · Morris Markey · ar 22 · Clown · Harrison Hendryx · ss 24 · A Word to the Wise · Alfred Korzybski & Fred Rodell · ar 26 · You Know How Actors Are · Ernest Lehman · vi 28 · “Dear Mom: Don’t Worry—” · Helen Weigel Brown · ar 30 · Where You Want It, Uncle Sam · A. D. Rathbone, IV · ar 32 · Wish You Were Here · Willard H. Temple · ss 34 · Yanks Abroad: For Men Only · Lieut. (j.g.) Lowell F. Jones, U.S.N.R. · ar 39 · Deadline at Dawn · William Irish · n. 1944; abridged. 90 · Liberty Picks Its Candidate · Paul Hunter · ed