Life Magazine, September 14, 1942 - OPA Chief Leon Henderson

Original Life Magazine from September 14, 1942 - OPA Chief Leon Henderson

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Some of the contents in this issue

Cute full page Cannon Percale sheets ad. Super two page Consolidated Aircraft Corp. ad with PB2Y flying boat (Coronado) and the Liberator B-24, and more. Super nice full page color Milky Way ad. Japs lie about US heroes. Crew of "Dorsetshire" are rescued in Indian ocean. USS Prairie burns at Argentia base, Newfoundland. US marines capture Jap spoils in Solomon islands. US Air Force bombs Europe. Gypsy Rose Lee weds Alexander Kirkland. Army engineers push Alaska highway through Wilderness. Great Lakes Steamer becomes aircraft carrier, Seeandbee becomes the Wolverine. Photo essay - Turkey stands firm between armies. Close-up - Leon Henderson. Navy teaches how to fight ship fires. Billy Rose's girls shine at New York's Diamond Horseshoe. Frederic Remington. Dinghy racing (sailboats). Women in New War jobs need exercises for muscle aches. Army Chaplain. How to buy a sound horse. Life goes to a war games party, employees of American Locomotive. Full page color Schlitz beer ad with woman singing - nice! Two page color Red Cross Shoes ad.

Table of Contents

Swastikas make ghoulish symbols	10
Boris Artzybasheff; 1899-1965, Swastika
If I were president .	14
World War, 1939-1945 (United States)
Japs lie about U.S. heroes	25
Prisons (Japan), World War, 1939-1945 (Prisoners and prisons)
Japs use U.S. prisoners for propaganda	26
Propaganda, Japanese
Wanted: some competent citizens to salvage the salvage campaign	30
Salvage (Waste)
Moon and sixpence	50
Motion picture reviews (Single works)
Navy fire fighters	61
Farrier Fire Fighting School (Norfolk, Va.), Ships (Fires and fire prevention)
Frederic Remington	72
Frederic Remington; 1861-1909
Dinghy racing	78
Boat racing
War work muscles	84
Exercise, Muscle
H.M.S. Dorsetshire leaves crew on Indian ocean	32
World War, 1939-1945 (Campaigns and battles, India)
U.S.S. Prairie	33
Ships (Fires and fire prevention)
Solomon islands spoils	34
SOLOMON islands, Battle of, 1942
American planes bomb Continent	36
World War, 1939-1945 (Aerial operations)
First U.S. bomber raid	38
ROUEN (France)Air raids
Miss Gypsy Rose Lee, author, weds Broadway actor	41
Alexander KIRKLAND, Gypsy Rose LEE (originally Rose Louise Hovick)
Alaska highway	46
Alaska Highway
Moon and sixpence dramatizes the strange pagan life of Gauguin	50
Paul Gauguin; 1848-1903, William Somerset Maugham; 1874-1965
Army chaplain	89
George A. RITCHEY, Military chaplains
Turkey stands firm between armies	95
World War, 1939-1945 (Turkey, Neutrality), Turkey (Neutrality)
Leon Henderson	104
Robert Coughlan; 1914-.
Problem boy of Millville, N.J, makes good as America's price boss	104
Leon Henderson (American economist and government official.); 1895-1986
How to buy a sound horse	116
Horses
War games picnic	122
Picnics
Great Lakes steamer is now navy carrier	126
Aircraft carriers

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