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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: July 1946; Vol. 49, No. 291
CONDITION: Size approx 6" X 9", Digest sized magazine. COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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The Shame of Our Mental Hospitals by Albert Q. Maisel.
I'm Tired of Grandma by Evlyn Ardis Whitman.
Let's Get off the Road to War by William Hard And Andre Visson. [Original to this issue!]
Your Song Is Wonderful -- Please Send $30 -- Song Publishing Racketeers -- by George Morse.
How You Can Get Greater Value from Fewer Tax Dollars by O. K. Armstrong. [Original to this issue!]
Mr. Blandings Builds His Castle By Eric Hodgins. [This early article was the seed from which the book later came! This article published here and in FORTUNE, months before the book was published!]
The Doctors Run the Show by Bill Davidson.
Death Across the Table by Rev. H. W. Van Couenhoven. [Original to this issue!]
Gi Deviltry Costs Us Plenty by Nathaniel Gordon.
For Better or Worse -- The Book Clubs by John K. Hutchens.
Where There Is No Vision by Stanley High. [Original to this issue!]
The Fight for Everest by James Ramsey Ullman.
7 Remedies for Strikes by Eric Johnson. [Original to this issue!]
Tomorrow's Gangsters by Charles J. Dutton.
You Are One of These by Vergil D. Reed.
The Fortune in the Grave by J. Edgar Hoover. [Original to this issue!]
Ten Faults of Wives and Husbands by William A. Lydgate.
The Giant World of Texas by John Gunther. [Fascinting article, many pages about Texas, from a forthcoming book!]
There Are Two Seas by Bruce Barton.
He Battles Big City Blues -- J. Otis Swift -- by Lewis Funke.
The Voice of the Thunderer -- the Times by George Kent.
The Battle of the Spoil Banks by Alfred H. Sinks.
Hi! The Poor Indian by J. P. Mcevoy.
Let the Colleges Set Our High Schools Free by Benjamin M. Steigman.
Watch Those Sun Glasses by George W. Kisker.
The Sante Fe Trail by Donald Culross Peattie.
America's Costliest Disaster -- the San Fransisco Earthquake and Fire -- by Jo Chamberlain.
The Open Heart by Edward Weeks.
Let's Stop the Gravy Train by Harry Flood Byrd.
What its like to See Again by Daniel Schwarz.
Super Cows and Chickens by Frederick G. Brownwell.
Toward a Democratic and Peaceful Japan by Hon. Joseph C. Grew. [Original to this issue!]
BOOK SECTION: Approach to The Soviet Union by William C. Bullitt.

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