Life Magazine, January 5, 1953 - $15,000 house

Original Life Magazine from January 5, 1953 - $15,000 house

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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

Wonderful series of portraits of basic tools humanized (such as the hydraulic press) by artist Boris Artzybasheff. Brownout in the Northwest. Honest witness against the rackets is guarded, Tony Mike. 87 homeward-bound servicemen perish in World's worst air disaster, crash of C-124 Globemaster, includes photos of Frank Riggenbach. Full page Bell Telephone ad with Sergeant Donald McIntyre, welcoming him home from Korea. PBE's (Pot-bellied Executives) at Harvard Business School. More food for less work - modern agriculture. Working Wives, including Pauline Pianko, Ruby Condron, Grace Sullivan, Mrs. Marguerite McCain. Crown Zellerback - the company of smiling employees. Closed-circuit TV. Monsanto company's vast operation - chemistry in big industry, includes photo of Robert Slocombe and others. Neat two-page color Grumman aircraft ad by Wayne Davis. Money makers of a new era, self-employment : including Wilbert Chope, George Foster, Robert Green, Aleene Hershman, Charles Kasher, Leonard and Jack Rosen, Fredric Johnson, Bob Schwarz and Bill Gottschalk. Build it yourself boat kits.

Table of Contents

Speaking of pictures, best selling faces and figures	2
Models (Persons)
What makes the economy tick?	7
Wealth, United States (Economic policy)
$15,000 trade secrets house	8
Houses
Businessman leaves for government service	17
Winthrop Williams Aldrich; 1885-1974
Brownout in the Northwest	18
Electric power (Northwestern States)
More food for less work	62
Production, Agricultural
New animals, new birds	66
Breeding, Poultry (Breeding)
Harvest machines	68
Harvesting machinery
War against wheat rust	70
Rusts (Botany)
Things to come	72
Agricultural research
Witness's ordeal	20
Anthony DeVincenzo; d. 1983, Longshore workers, New York (N.Y.) (Crime)
Disaster on the sleigh ride	22
Aviation (Accidents)
Man quits flying, then he flies home	24
Frank RIGGENBACH, Survival after airplane accidents, shipwrecks, etc
Reign of chemistry	29
Monsanto Company, Chemical industry
Industry's biggest money-maker is textiles	34
Textile fibers, Synthetic
Researchers run a race for new products	38
Chemical research
Pbe's	43
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
What have we got here?	46
Progress, Prosperity, Social change, United States (Economic conditions)
Portraits of basic tools	59
Machine tools
Working wives	74
Married women (Employment)
Artists look at U.S. industry	78
Painting, United States (Industries)
This picture was taken at two millionths of one second	82
Compressors, Titanium alloys
Company of smiling employes	84
Crown Zellerbach Corporation, Industrial relations
Where do we go from here?	86
Business conditions, Economic forecasting, United States (Economic conditions)
Money-makers of a new era	94
Business, Manufacturing industries
Boat business at high tide	98
Boats and boating
Life looks in on closed-circuit tv	100
Closed circuit television (Motion picture theater use), Motion pictures and television

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