The Unz Review •ï¿½An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
Collier's Weekly •ï¿½32 Years, 1,385 Issues, 24,514 Articles, 104,177pp
Finding...
- Keep Up with the World, pp. 6-7
- Wing Talk, pp. 8-10
- Close Call at Leyte, pp. 11-12 How MacArthur and Halsey gambled on American guts, ingenuity and luck---and won
- They Got a Song, p. 13 The Harburg-Allen song-writing team rings the bell with Bloomer Girl
- The Short Short Story, p. 14 Come Back Safely
- The Motif is Mexican, p. 15 South of the border they elevate folk art to a fine art---and it pays
- One More River to Cross, pp. 16-17 Control of the turbulent Missouri presents an urgent challenge to the U.S.
- The Brandywine Bender, p. 18 A Brooklyn cab driver can sure get what he asks for out of a jeep---even liquor
- Look Back at Love, p. 19 In any soldier, postwar world happiness comes ahead of efficiency
- Greece: Proving Ground for Peace, pp. 20-21 The political future of the United Nations may depend on what happens in war-racked Greece
- Annie Oakley in a Box, p. 22 Secrets of our extraordinary superiority over the enemy in the air
- Shakespeare on the Jungle Circuit, p. 23 The Bard, as presented by Judith Anderson, wins cheers in the Pacific
- Porky is a Clown, pp. 24-25 Brought up right a porcupine is fun to have around the house
- The Heroes (Christodoulos Tsigantes), pp. 26-35 A Gallery of United Nations Patriots, No. 7
- See You in New York, pp. 36-59 She was a success in the big time, he a smalltown hack---so what was the answer?
- Three Wise Men on a Raft, pp. 60-65 The spirit of Christmas giving reveals how a little child can lead
- None So Blind, Conclusion, pp. 66-79
- The Week's Work, pp. 80-81
- Editorials, pp. 82-84 Stay on That War Job!
Return Trip for MacArthur
Plain English, Please - Cover
December 9, 1944 Issue - 20 Articles