Life Magazine, July 15, 1940 - Rita Hayworth

Original Life Magazine from July 15, 1940 - Rita Hayworth

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Some of the contents in this issue

Full page American Railroads ad with engines 2740, 2886, 3916 and others. Britain girds for defense, includes a neat photo of men on anti-aircraft defense on the Chalk cliffs of Dover. . Full page Pabst Blue Ribbon ad with three happy golfers. Surly German prisoner of war looks at Canada from his prison ship. Wedding photos of Kathleen Spence and William A. Reed, Jr. Russians build air base a mile from US soil on Big Diomede Island in the Bering Strait. Melons in Imperial valley. Another super cool International Trucks ad with Commander Gatti returning from the Belgian Congo, five trucks, Jungle Yacht. Scotstoun's last fight. Cape Cod - photo essay. Canoeing. Tom Sawyer game. Wedding album of a society bride, Kathleen Spence and William A. Reed, Jr. Close-up - Ambassador Grew. Hayseed humor and showmanship make WLS leading farm radio station, for example they had a group of chicks (baby chickens) cheep into a microphone for background sound on one radio show. Cute color Schenley Whiskies ad with Swallows. Terry Hunt trains the stars to keep them fit and trim.

Table of Contents

Occupation of Norway	4
Norway (History, German occupation, 1940-1945)
Attempt to photograph Paris	6
Andrew Heiskell
Wedding album of a society bride	10
Weddings
Defense of Britain rouses its people for a life-and-death fight	17
World War, 1939-1945 (Great Britain), Great Britain (Defenses)
Russians are reported building air base a mile from U.S. soil	28
Air bases, Diomede Islands (Alaska and Soviet Union), Soviet Union (Defenses)
Portrait	61
Edward Kasner; 1878-1955
Book on mathematics for laymen goes from googols to doughnuts	61
Mathematics
Portrait	61
James Newman
Sea makes it great summer playground	67
Cape Cod (Mass.)
Here's how they do it at Barnstable	68
Clambakes
Portrait	30
Frank Knox (American Secretary of the navy and newspaper publisher.); 1874-1944
Portrait	30
Henry Lewis Stimson (American statesman.); 1867-1950
Millions of melons rush east in Imperial Valley's big week	33
Melons, Imperial Valley (Calif. and Mexico)
Canoeing	39
Canoes and canoeing
These talented youngsters draw the war	45
Children's art
Hayseed humor and showmanship make WLS leading farm station	50
Radio stations
Terry Hunt's job is to keep movie stars lean and healthy	55
Terry Hunt; 1951-., Exercise, Motion picture actors and actresses
Portrait	72
Susan Glaspell (American playwright and novelist.); 1876-1948
Portrait	73
Joseph C. Lincoln; 1870-1944
Joe Grew, ambassador to Japan	76
Joseph Clark Grew; 1880-1965, Japan (Foreign relations, United States), United States (Foreign relations, Japan)
Scotstoun's last fight	84
World War, 1939-1945 (Personal narratives, Submarine operations)
Tom Sawyer game	90
Games, Hannibal (Mo.)
Birth of a swallowtail butterfly	96
Butterflies, Insects (Development)

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