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The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #12, September 20, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Arthur C. Radenbaugh) [] (Full Text)
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· Young Ames Fights Fire [John Ames] · Walter D. Edmonds · ss; Ames learns patience on the night of the great fire.

· The Case of the Lost Overalls [Alexander Botts] · William Hazlett Upson · ss; Botts demonstrates the over-the-cliff-sales technique.

· A House for Me · Phyllis Duganne · ss; Widower meets widow and guess what.

· The Ambush · Wyatt Blassingame · ss; Revenge on the Florida cattle lands.

· Pigskin Preview · Francis Wallace · cl; Our fearless prophet makes the 1941 football awards.

· Minority of One · Marquis W. Childs · ar; Chief Justice Stone heads a court that won’t stay packed.

· Broadway Rose · Maurice Zolotow · ar; Broadway’s panhandling genius annoys for profit.

· Yes, You Can Buy a Pennant · Stanley Frank · ar; but they had to buy a lot of Dodgers to make one team.

· Prescription for Murder [Part 3 of 6] · Hannah Lees · sl

· Attack Alarm [Part 6 of 6] · Hammond Innes · n.
condensed (?) from the forthcoming book of the same name (Collins, December? 1941).

· Invincible Kingdom · Anderson M. Scruggs · pm

· A B C# · Burnham Eaton · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #13, September 27, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Albert W. Hampson) [] (Full Text)
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· A Kiss for Mr. Lincoln · Louise Kennedy Mabie · ss; A proper young wife tests some proper ideas improperly.

· First Ascent · David Lavender · ss; Two indomitable climbers battle each other and a mountain.

· Afternoon Off · Glenn Allan · ss; A colored kitchen artist creates and calms a tempest.

· Ten Rounds for Baby · Joel Reeve · ss; A fighter, a manager and a lady make this a triangle.

· Lady at the Lamp · J. C. Furnas · ar; Travelers Aid adds the Army and Navy to its flock.

· As Easy as Falling Off a Log · Clay Perry · ar; Waterside report of a lumberjacks’ rodeo.

· He Clowns to Touchdowns · Emerson L. Spencer · ar; Stanford’s All-American Albert-answer to a coach’s dream.

· Powder Mill · Marquis James · ar; A glimpse of the beginnings of the duPont dominion.

· Harlem’s Great White Father · Maurice Zolotow · ar; Moe Gale, Harlem entrepreneur, picks bands by heart.

· Botany Bay [Part 1 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl

· Prescription for Murder [Part 4 of 6] · Hannah Lees · sl

· Contentment · Arthur Guiterman · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #14, October 4, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″) [] (Full Text)
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· & Company · Walter D. Edmonds · ss

· Problem Child · Doug Welch · ss

· Pass to Seattle [Eddie Sand] · Harry Bedwell · ss

· The Sheriff Serves Tea [Sheriff John Charles Olson] · M. G. Chute · ss

· Botany Bay [Part 2 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl

· Prescription for Murder [Part 5 of 6] · Hannah Lees · sl

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #15, October 11, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by John La Gatta) [] (Full Text)
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· The Goddess and Private Gallagher · Guy Gilpatric · ss; You’ll have to take the private’s word for this adventure.

· Love Interest · Robert Carson · ss; Credit manager meets bad risk-a very bad risk.

· Bimini Haul · Philip Wylie · ss; The Poseidon helps a fisherman who wants to take a wife.

· My Dog Lemon · Ray P. Holland · ss; What happens when two dog traders get together.

· Not All Geese Fly South · Hector Chevigny · ss; A farm wife cares for a weather prophet-too well.

· The Rover Boys, 1941 · John Kobler · ar; They’re making millions out of the New Deal bureaucracy.

· The Toughest Coaching Job · Dave Camerer · ar; Red Blaik tackles the Army with the odds against him.

· Cocks-a-Crowin’ · Herbert Ravenel Sass · ar; Game birds and cockfighting.

· As the English See Us · Davenport Steward · ar; John Bull tells his fliers all about Americans.

· Engineer No. 1 · Raymond Moley & Celeste Jedel · ar; Gano Dunn told the Government what it didn’t want to hear.

· Gibbs Family, London · Diana Forbes-Robertson · ar; Around the clock with a London cockney family.

· Botany Bay [Part 3 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl

· Prescription for Murder [Part 6 of 6] · Hannah Lees · sl

· Some Other Time · Mary Ferguson Legler · pm

· Matinee · Dorothy Faubion · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #16, October 18, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Lonie Bee) [] (Full Text)
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· Somebody Has to Be Nobody · Budd Schulberg · ss; A Hollywood supper party has all sorts of odd results.

· Pentecost · John Russell · ss; A penance is paid in the South Seas.

· There Is No Leave · Curlin Reed · ss; Proving there’s a lot more gossip than there should be.

· Mr. M’Seer · David Lamson · ss; A small homesteader proves his loyalty to an old settler.

· The Dying and the Buying · W. L. White · ar; England discovers American airpower-and so does Hitler.

· Come One, Come All, to Oglethorpe · Rufus Jarman · ar; How a one-man campaign can build a university.

· Rockne Picked Him · Tim Cohane · ar; Rock guessed right on Leahy, as Notre Dame now proves.

· Sitting Bull · Benjamin Stolberg · ar; William (AFL) Green doesn’t believe in meeting trouble.

· Mountain-Country Merchant · Jesse Rainsford Sprague · ar; How he does a big business in a town of 400.

· The Phantom Filly [Part 1 of 4] · George Agnew Chamberlain · sl

· Botany Bay [Part 4 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl

· The Wren · Arthur Guiterman · pm

· Birthday · Ethel Jacobson · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #17, October 25, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Al Moore) [] (Full Text)
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· Fellow Has to Get Away Sometime · Dorothy M. Johnson · ss; illustrated by Amos Sewell

· Mr. Gallup Gathers No Moths [Mr. Gallup] · Norman Reilly Raine · ss; illustrated by Anton Otto Fischer

· Sometimes You Win · M. G. Chute · ss; illustrated by Hy Rubin

· Information Flees · Octavus Roy Cohen · ss; illustrated by George Brehm

· Hello, Washington—York, PA Calling · Richard H. Hippelheuser · ar

· They Don’t Want to Play Soldier · Edgar Snow · ar

· Tougher Than Football · Tom Harmon · ar

· My Father Was the Most Wretchedly Unhappy Man I Ever Know · Gene A. Howe · ar; about Ed Howe.

· Botany Bay [Part 5 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl; illustrated by Harold Von Schmidt

· The Phantom Filly [Part 2 of 4] · George Agnew Chamberlain · sl; illustrated by Matt Clark

· Fulfillment · Frederick W. Branch · pm

· Theater Cat · Frances Frost · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #18, November 1, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by John E. Reed) [] (Full Text)
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· Go Fly a Kite · Eddy Orcutt · ss

· Hearts of Oak · Walter Havighurst · ss

· The Liar That Laid an Egg · William Hazlett Upson · ss

· First Baby · Dorothy Thomas · ss

· The First American Crusade · Herbert Hoover · ar

· Cellini to Hearst to Klotz · Jack Alexander · ar

· Shaugnessy Behind the Eight Ball · George Dunscomb · ar

· Morale in a Test Tube · John Kobler & James Rarty · ar

· Botany Bay [Part 6 of 6] · Charles Nordhoff & James Norman Hall · sl

· The Phantom Filly [Part 3 of 4] · George Agnew Chamberlain · sl

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #19, November 8, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Howard Scott) [] (Full Text)
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· Let There Be Honour · Kay Boyle · ss

· To Whom It May Concern · Edward Hope · ss

· Bats in the Belfry · Robert Carson · ss

· A Flock of Trouble · H. L. Davis · ss

· To My Dear Grandson · Edward L. McKenna · ss

· You May Be Sure I Shall Fight Shy · Herbert Hoover · ar

· Death on Swift Wings · Daniel P. Mannix · ar

· Biggest Big House · Gerald Breckenridge · ar

· Long May They Run · Arch Murray · ar

· Schwab to Cramer to Dempsey · H. I. Silliman · ar

· Money in the Bank [Part 1 of 8; J. Sheringham Adair] · P. G. Wodehouse · n.

· The Phantom Filly [Part 4 of 4] · George Agnew Chamberlain · sl

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #20, November 15, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Gene Pelham) [] (Full Text)
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· At the Time Appointed · George S. Brooks · ss; Moral-Never cross a caretaker when he’s altar bound.

· Sit in the Sun · Zachary Gold · ss; Has a man a right to retire while he still can work.

· The Spot on Jupiter · Harry Klingsberg · ss; Attorney Doowinkle proves that honesty can be suspect.

· Give Me Steam · Carl D. Lane · ss; The River Bird wins a race and loses a pilot.

· The Big Squeeze [Pete Quint] · Erle Stanley Gardner · ss; Pete Quint finds a hot market for air conditioning.

· Reception at Puno · George Sessions Perry · ss; Brother Wallace trades a county for a gal named Josephine.

· Out of the Doghouse · W. L. White · ar; American aviation welcomes back a whipping boy.

· What Is Morale · Edgar Snow · ar; Our Army gets a psychological shot in the arm.

· Death in a Hard Shell · Elsie McCormick · ar; What make the tick tick, the fight against spotted fever.

· They All Coach at Wabash · D. C. Grant · ar; Coach Pete Vaughan believes football belongs to the boys.

· The Only Nation Since the Crusades · Herbert Hoover · ar; Recollectons of the peace table that created Versailles.

· Uncle Sam Goes Prospecting · Frederick R. Bechdolt · ar; The search for new sources of the seven essential metals.

· Bright Danger [Part 1 of 4] · Hugh MacNair Kahler · sl

· Money in the Bank [Part 2 of 8; J. Sheringham Adair] · P. G. Wodehouse · n.

· Scent Is the Husband · Gladys McKee · pm

· Man’s Inhumanity to Man · Joseph Auslander · pm

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #21, November 22, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Demaree Bess) [] (Full Text)
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· Six P.M., P.S.T. · Eddy Orcutt · ss

· A Day Off for Desperate · Philip Wylie · ss

· This Will Be Mine · Dorothy M. Johnson · ss

· You Can’t Win with Women · Bert Stiles · ss

· Bright Danger [Part 2 of 4] · Hugh MacNair Kahler · sl

· Money in the Bank [Part 3 of 8; J. Sheringham Adair] · P. G. Wodehouse · n.

The Saturday Evening Post [v214 #22, November 29, 1941] (5¢, 10½″ x 13½″, cover by Norman Rockwell) [] (Full Text)
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9 · The Hepburn Story [Part 1 of 5] · Lupton Williamson & J. Bryan, III · ar

12 · Kid Stuff · Daniel Lavender · ss

14 · According to the Prophet · Lula Vollmer · ss

16 · Secret City · Edgar Laytha · ar

18 · Glamour Goes to War · J. C. Furnas · ar

20 · We’re a Funny Family [Honesty Blake] · Jean C. Becket · ss

22 · The Sap · Lucian Cary · ss

24 · Bright Danger [Part 3 of 4] · Hugh MacNair Kahler · sl

27 · Ireland and the War · Sen. Frank MacDermol · ar

30 · Money in the Bank [Part 4 of 8; J. Sheringham Adair] · P. G. Wodehouse · n.

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