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TITLE: FACTS magazine
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ISSUE DATE: February 1946
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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BIRMINGHAM'S ATTACK ON SYPHILIS . . . John Morgan Smith . . . 2 per cent of the hires,is30 per cent of the Negroes were infected.

THE ATOM BOMB MUST NOT BE KEPT A SECRET . . . Walter Lippmann . . . Let's protect mankind from its terrible possibilities.

TAKE IT EASY! . . . Arthur Guy Mathews . . . Do your nervous system a favor by reading this article.

HOW LONG SHALL WE OCCUPY GERMANY? . . . The Manchester Guardian Weekly . . . Early demobilization may forfeit our victory.

WE PRAY OUR BABY WILL DIE . . . John F. Day . . . One of the most heart-stirring articles ever written.

AN APPRAISAL OF MR. TRUMAN . . . Arthur Krock . . . As a politician, his role is not too admirable.

THE JOHN DOE OF JAPAN . . . Henry C. Wolfe . . . A personal view of the conquered enemy.

VAN JOHNSON . . . Alyce Canfield.

THE LOST PEACE . . . Dorothy Thompson . . . We counted our chickens before they were hatched.

THE BEST DOG DOCTOR I KNOW . . . Sam LaVallee . . . lie mixes love with medicine.

THE SIXTY MILLION JOBS . . . Henry A. Wallace . . . They're not mythical,*Fhey're in the census.

YOU OUGHT TO BE MIGHTY HAPPY . . . H. I. Phillips . . . Count your blessings, brother. 1 here are plenty.

FREE LAWYERS FOR THE LITTLE MAN . . . P. G. David . . . Spotlighting a valuable public service.

THE WOMAN WHO RAN FOR PRESIDENT . . . Henrietta Holland.

SPEAK ENGLISH AND ENJOY IT . . . Robert Moses . . . Education is futile unless you can express Yourself.

WAS THE WAR WORTH WHILE . . . John Hall . . . Many a' GI Joe has his doubts.

HOW SOME PEOPLE EARN A LIVING! . . . Margaret P. Rea . . . I am a professional shopper.

LABOR DISPUTES CANNOT BE SETTLED BY FORCE . . . Donald R. Richbeig . . . e must preserve domestic as well as international peace.

THE QUAKERS POINT THE WAY . . . Dorothy Thomas . . . A long-due tribute to a greatly deserving group.

SPOILED BRATS OF THE SCREEN . . . Sydney J. Harris . . . Just ask the mama who owns one.

YOU'D BETTER THINK TWICE, MR. INSTALLMENT BUYER! . . . Frank W. Brock . . . Don't be a sucker. Read Whit you sign.

WHY UNDERTAKERS GET RICH . . . Gladys Turley . . . Some people pay more to die than to live.

CHEWING GUM FORTUNE . . . J. P. Wiley . . . Mr. Wrigley is as stumped for an idea.

PIONEERS, IF YOU PLEASE! . . . Sam Halper . . . The stalwart Girshicks of the Ukraine and Connecticut.

THE STRANGEST SPOT ON EARTH . . . Howard Harris . . . America's natural Katzenjammer castle.

THE DETECTIVE'S BEST FRIEND-- WALLS THAT HAVE EARS . . . Gordon Gordon.

DON'T TALK TOO MUCH! . . . Lt. Comdr. Victor H. Johnson . . . Exactly what you'd like to tell your talkative friends.

THE MAN-EATING TREE OF MADAGASCAR . . . Morrison Colladay . . . A frightening phenomenon of the jungle.

LITTLE-KNOWN GREAT AMERICANS . . . Len White . . . The best-loved landlord in Cleveland.

BOX SUPPERS IN THE SOUTH . . . Peggy Robbins . . . Delightful to read, and a grand idea to imitate.

CLOSE-UP: IGOR I. SIKORSKY--INVENTOR OF THE HELICOPTER . . . Herbert 1. Hofford.

The spiritual side of a remarkable man FOR THE BLIND! EYES OF THE DEAD . . . Henry F. Unger . . . A profoundly important discovery for restoring`sight.


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