Life Magazine, July 12, 1943 - Roy Rogers and Trigger

Original Life Magazine from July 12, 1943 - Roy Rogers and Trigger

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Some of the contents in this issue

Nice full page color Fisher armament, General Motors ad with manly men manning an anti-aircraft gun. Interesting full page Agfa film ad showing Grumman fighter airplane crashing on landing on aircraft carrier. Photo - Chicago's empty stockyards while ranches are glutted. Bombing of the Ruhr, heavy industry, Germany. Unusual full page color Clapp's Baby foods ad - how's and why's for every hungry baby. BIG two page Buick, General Motors ad with 75 mm shell (casing), the same one later used for avalanche control in the US. Body armor for American fliers. China fights on. Free ballooning. San Francisco - photo essay. Barse Miller paints San Francisco harbor. Life goes to Fleet Park. Nice full page color Fisher (General Motors) ad with anti-aircraft gun. Young Britain by Barbara Ward. Close-up - Roy Rogers, king of the cowboys. Dirty clothes pile up in US laundries, including photos of Cashman's (Bronx), Massachusetts Laundry Company (Detroit), Joe Lee's, details on how laundry is done. Kids' evangelist makes bible tales exciting. Dave Breger's Cartoons - G. I. Joe. Report from a prison camp by Constantin Joffe, Stalag XVIIA in Germany. Full page Woodbury Facial Soap ad with Faith Flagg (daughter of James Montgomery Flagg). Very nice full page color Schenley whiskey ad with golf theme. Full page color Camel cigarettes ad with pipe laying and A.G. Hobson, Odis Hare, Earl Baker, and Abe Willis.

Table of Contents

Breger's cartoons are popular with U.S. troops in England	12
David BREGER, World War, 1939-1945 (Caricatures and cartoons)
In a German prison camp	17
Concentration camps (Germany)
Roosevelt's home-front troubles	25
Franklin Delano Roosevelt; 1882-1945, United States (Politics and government)
Wallace charges that Jesse Jones impedes the war	26
Henry Agard Wallace; 1888-1965
Jones charges Wallace with malice and misstatement	27
Jesse Holman Jones (American Secretary of commerce.); 1874-1956
Allied whirlwind sweeps the Ruhr	36
World War, 1939-1945 (Aerial operations, Campaigns and battles, Germany), Ruhr (Germany)
Body armor	38
Arms and armor
China fights on	41
World War, 1939-1945 (China)
King of the cowboys	47
Roy Rogers; 1911-1998
Country's pile of dirty clothes grows as labor goes to better jobs	59
Laundry industry
Davis quits as food boss in fight on subsidies	28
Chester Charles Davis; 1887-1975
Davis may quit as chief of OWI due to cut in funds	29
Elmer Davis; 1890-1958
Byrnes has failed to keep the home front running	30
James Francis Byrnes; 1879-1972
Brown	31
Prentiss M. Brown; 1889-1973
U.S. headache	32
World War, 1939-1945 (United States)
Allied Pacific offensive	34
World War, 1939-1945 (Campaigns and battles, Pacific)
Kids' evangelist	64
Bill MCGARRAHAN
War stirs Golden Gate city	70
San Francisco (Calif.)
Filming finale of This is the army	84
Motion picture production and direction
Free balloons	102
Balloons
Life goes to Fleet park at Norfolk for servicemen and their friends	106
United States Navy (Recreation)

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