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Life Magazine, February 23, 1948 - Oregon ski resort

Life Magazine, February 23, 1948 - Oregon ski resort

Life Magazine, February 9, 1948 - Senator Robert Taft

Life Magazine, February 9, 1948 - Senator Robert Taft

Life Magazine, February 16, 1948 - Joan Tetzel

Original Life Magazine from February 16, 1948 - Joan Tetzel
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These issues are extremely nice. These are in amazing condition and are great for framing or giving as a cherished gift. Some may have very minor defects and address labels.
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These issues are in pretty good shape. These are great for those who want a complete, original, average condition issue to read and enjoy. They may have some light to moderate flaws like small tears, spots, library stamps etc. but would make a great piece of history for the budget minded to mark any occasion.
Some of the contents in this issue
Cute full page Sanforized fabrics ad with "The Thinker" art by Gregori. Another handsome full page color Plymouth ad with blue car and art by H. Miller. Very fun two page artwork by Charles Addams which shows the carnage on the radio every Sunday night (all the different radio mystery shows and such). LOVELY full page color Cannon Percale sheets ad with woman in Spanish style Mardi Gras costume. The funeral of Mahatma Gandhi / Ghandi, photos Margaret Bourke-White & Henri Cartier-Bresson. OK, this is a Net photo - two page spread showing an ice fishing contest on White Bear Lake near St. Paul, Minnesota. The Olympics in St. Moritz, Switzerland, including photos of ice skater Dick Button, Bobsled team driver Francis Tyler and his US team. Colorful two page Lustre-creme shampoo ad with "on the Campus" art by John Falter. A story that in retrospect is rather crazy, incendiary bomb designed to be carried by a bat to burn Japanese cities (huge bomb on poor little bat), also shows catching thousands of bats at Carlsbad CAverns, New Mexico - a few got away and proved the theory of bat-warfare by burning down an airfield, Operation X-ray. MIchael L. Benedum and his big oil strike in Upton county, Texas, near Midland, Alford No. 1 well. Pretty two page color Chrysler ad with cowboy art by John Clymer. Theater - Strange Bedfellows with Joan Tetzel and John Archer. Architect Henry Hebbeln and his conversion of a home near Sherman, Connecticut. Runner Gil Dodds, new indoor mile record. The oldest living member of Confederate General James Longstreet's command, Julius Franklin Howell, celebrates his 102 birthday. Palestine problem. Movie lingerie. Clever octopus. Feature on Tennessee Williams, A Streetcar Named Desire.
Speaking of horror
14
Radio broadcasting
Gandhi joins the Hindu immortals
21
Mahatma Gandhi (Indian nationalist leader.); 1869-1948
Picture of the week
30
Fishing, Winter
Portrait
32
Gretchen Fraser; 1919-1994, Sir Richard Stafford Cripps; 1889-1952
U.S. wins three Olympic contests
32
Olympic Games, 1948 (Saint Moritz, Switzerland)
Ideal husband
60
Motion picture reviews (Single works)
Clever octopus
65
Octopuses
Handsome couple
71
John Archer; 1915-1999, Joan TETZEL
Strange bedfellows
71
Florence Ryerson, Colin Campbell Clements
Lamasery
76
Lamaism
Palestine problem
34
UNITED STATESForeign relations/Palestine, Palestine (History, Partition, 1947)
Innocent abroad
39
Loretta Young; 1913-2000
Second set of triplets
40
Triplets
Sergeant turned brigadier
42
Russell K. HAIGHT
Ruler turned private
42
Lafoai Lauvale Lutu PENI
Incendiary bats
45
Animals (War use), Bats
Old Mike's big strike
51
Michael Late Benedum, Oil wells, Petroleum (Texas)
Old house made new
90
Houses, Remodeled
Best indoor mile
95
Gilbert Lothair DODDS
Kansas City's new lady
101
Painting
Rocket town
103
Navy yards and naval stations, Rockets, Naval ordnance
Tennessee Williams
113
Tennessee Williams (dramatist.); 1911-1983
Confederate general enjoys 102d birthday
128
Julius Franklin HOWELL