Life Magazine, November 5, 1951 - Ginger Rogers

Original Life Magazine from November 5, 1951 - Ginger Rogers

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Some of the contents in this issue

How to stretch your meat dollar. Cute photos of Jim Laughead getting photos of football players. The sad departure of a great fighter, Joe Louis. Biloxi's hand is called at last, senators end a town's bilking of airmen. A war bride named â€œBlueâ€ comes home, Johnie Morgan's wife Lee Yong Soon. The real case against Philip Jessup. Photo essay - Port of New York, includes photos of Rube Boland, Kenneth Buck, George Bernhardt, Andrew O'Reilly, Joseph Belton, Fred Clark, Karl Tode, Francis Hickman and others. Western man and the American Idea. General Eisenhower and the upside-down flag. Nazimuddin, new Premier of Pakistan. A million faithful at Fatima, Portugal. Yellowjack's enemy gets the Nobel Prize, Max Theiler and yellow fever. Dorothy Dandridge. Football Slugging caught by the camera - scandalous, Wilbanks Smith of Oklahoma A & M punches Drake's Johnny Bright twice and breaks his jaw. Life goes on a travel agents' dream tour - 134 days on the Stella Polaris. Atlanta bootleg whisky kills 35 - made with Methyl Alcohol, bootlegger John Richard â€œFatâ€ Hardy. Nice full page Community silverware ad in color with football theme. Nice full page color US Air Force recruiting ad for women. Redecorating the White House. New use for submarines - Perch carries Marines.

Table of Contents

Speaking of pictures, photographs of football players	22
Jim LAUGHEAD, Sports (Photographs)
People of Britain choose Churchill	29
Sir Winston Churchill; 1874-1965, ElectionsGreat Britain
Key town blames muddling by Labor	30
Labour Party (Great Britain), Doncaster (England)
Chairman of Tories credits youth vote	31
Frederick James Marquis Woolton (1st Earl of); 1883-1964, Conservative Party (Great Britain)
These young Tories emerge as potent force	32
David McAdam ECCLES, Antony Henry HEAD, Henry Lennox d'Aubigne HOPKINSON, Ernest MARPLES, Conservative Party (Great Britain)
Brightening up the White House	56
White House (Washington, D.C.)
Yellowjack's enemy gets the Nobel prize	61
Max Theiler (American microbiologist.); 1899-1972, Nobel prizes, Yellow fever
Shy no more	65
Dorothy Dandridge
Water walker	75
Water striders
How to save money when buying meat	76
Cooking (Meat), Meat
Portrait	34
Clement Richard Attlee (British prime minister.); 1883-1967, Sir Winston Churchill; 1874-1965, John Adams (American president.); 1735-1826, Thomas Jefferson (American president.); 1743-1826, James Madison (American president.); 1751-1836, George Washington (American president); 1732-1799 (Statues, portraits, etc)
Real case against Philip Jessup	36
Philip C. Jessup; 1897-1986, United States (Foreign relations, China)
Sad departure of a great fighter	37
Joe Louis; 1914-1981, Rocky Marciano; 1923-1969, Boxing
Biloxi's hand is called at last	38
Gambling, Biloxi (Miss.)
War bride named Blue comes home	40
Johnie MORGAN, War marriages
Bad, bad whisky blues	42
John Richard HARDY, Moonshining
General and the upside-down flag	45
Dwight David Eisenhower; 1890-1969, American flag
Four Hollywood veterans go to hell on Broadway	46
Charles Boyer, Sir Cedric Hardwicke; 1893-1964, Charles Laughton (Anglo-American actor.); 1899-1962, Agnes Moorehead (actress.); 1900?-1974, Literary readings
New premier of Pakistan	48
Khwaja Nazimuddin; 1894-1964
Million faithful at Fatima	53
Pilgrims and pilgrimages, Fatima (Portugal)
Dressed to kill	87
Ginger Rogers; 1911-1995
Western man and the American idea	96
Civilization, United States (History)
Caught by the camera	121
Football, Sports (Accidents and injuries)
Club into church	127
Saint Louis (Mo.) (Churches (Buildings))
Port of New York	130
New York (N.Y.) (Docks, wharves, etc, Harbor)
Mission of the pregnant Perch	141
Korean War, 1950-1953 (Submarine operations)
Skeletal sculpture	151
Alberto Giacometti; 1901-1966, Sculpture
Pageant of India	155
Motion picture production and direction
Life goes on a travel agent's dream tour	160
Travel

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