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The Survey, January 15, 1927, pp. 509-514

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  Issues of 1923 = 18 Issues, 221 Articles
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  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1927 = 6 Issues, 94 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 1, 1927 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 420
      2. Water Power and Its Social Uses by Alfred E. Smith, pp. 421-425
      3. Midwinter by J.J. Lankes, p. 426
      4. The Revolution of Quality Street by Leon Whipple, pp. 427-432
      5. Nineteen Ways of Being a Bad Parent by Miriam Van Waters, pp. 433-439
      6. An Adventure in Play by Irene Mott, pp. 440-442
      7. 32,000 R.P.M. by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 443-448
      8. Modern and Academic Art by Robert Hallowell, pp. 449-452
      9. Are We Making Red Slaves? by John Collier, pp. 453-455
      10. A People's Versailles by Frederic C. Howe, pp. 456-458
      11. Horizon Lines by John G. McDonald, pp. 459-461
      12. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 462-464
      13. Havoc Wrought by the Shorter Work Day in the Steel Industry, p. 465
      14. Editorials, pp. 466-482
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      January 15, 1927 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Uncle Sam Scores One on Opium by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 485-486
      2. Higher Mathematics at Ellis Island by Geddes Smith, p. 487
      3. Five Minutes for Parole by Robert W. Bruere, p. 488
      4. News for Nurses, p. 489
      5. Education in Prison by Joseph Frederick, pp. 490-492
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 493-497
      7. Social Practice, pp. 498-502
      8. Health, pp. 503-508
      9. Communities, pp. 509-514
      10. Education, pp. 515-519
      11. Industry, pp. 520-525
      12. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 526-531
      13. The Social Work Shop, pp. 532-539
      14. Index to This Issue, pp. 540-544
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      February 1, 1927 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 548
      2. What Is Worth Fighting for in American Life? by John Haynes Holmes, pp. 549-551
      3. What Price System? by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 552-556
      4. When Co-Education Was Young by Florence Kelley, pp. 557-562
      5. Shall the State of New York Go Into the Water Power Business? by Ogden L. Mills, pp. 563-564
      6. I Would Rather Die Than Go Home by Miriam Van Waters, pp. 565-570
      7. Ten Years by Jerome Davis, pp. 571-578
      8. The Mind in the Machine by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 579-583
      9. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 584-586
      10. Art Lessons from the Congo by Alain Locke, pp. 587-589
      11. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 590-594
      12. Editorials, pp. 595-597
      13. Does Prohibition Work? by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 598-610
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      February 15, 1927 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Does Prohibition Work? by Haven Emerson, pp. 613-617
      2. Chicago's Civic Dinner to Jane Addams by Graham Taylor, pp. 618-619
      3. Five Men on a Dead Man's Chest, Yo, Ho! by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 620-621
      4. Youth Tilts at Smut and Trash by Bruno Lasker, p. 622
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 623-626
      6. Industry, pp. 627-631
      7. Health, pp. 632-636
      8. Communities, pp. 637-641
      9. Social Practice, pp. 642-646
      10. Education, pp. 647-652
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 653-658
      12. The Social Workshop, pp. 659-663
      13. Communications, pp. 664-686
      14. Index to This Issue, p. 687
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      March 1, 1927 Issue = 29 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Lionello Ballestrieri, p. 678
      2. A New Challenge to the Spirit of 1776 by Eduard C. Lindeman, pp. 679-682
      3. Vistas of Italian Life by Bartoli, pp. 683-684
      4. Mussolini, Red and Black by Francis Hackett, pp. 685-690
      5. "A Noi" by Arnaldo Mussolini, pp. 691-694
      6. Reign of the Bludgeon by Gaetano Salvemini, pp. 695-698
      7. The New Rome by Martha Anderson, pp. 699-701
      8. Faith and Works by Alfredo Rocco, pp. 702-703
      9. The Political System by Oliviero Zuccarini, pp. 704-705
      10. Fascist House of Work by Edmondo Rossoni, pp. 706-707
      11. The Role of Women by Irene di Robilant, p. 708
      12. School and Church by Giuseppe Prezzolini, pp. 709-710
      13. Fascism and Culture by Martha Anderson, p. 711
      14. Figures of Literary Italy by Arnaldo Frateili, pp. 712-713
      15. The Theatre by Silvio d'Amico, pp. 714-715
      16. Musical Life in Italy by Mario Labroca, pp. 716-717
      17. Italian Art of Today by Cipriano E. Oppo, pp. 718-722
      18. Italy's Economic and Social Progress Since 1922 by Thomas W. Lamont, pp. 723-725
      19. Before and After the March on Rome by Sanford Griffith, p. 726
      20. Fascist Syndicalism by W.Y. Elliott, p. 727
      21. Italy Under Fascismo by Henry W. Taft, pp. 728-730
      22. The Eyes and Ears of Democracy by William Bolitho, pp. 731-733
      23. Who Goes There? by H.N. Brailsford, p. 734
      24. Stop, Look Listen by Lincoln Steffens, pp. 735-737
      25. Italo-American Fascism by Arthur Livingston, pp. 738-740
      26. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 741-742
      27. Editorials, pp. 743-764
      28. Books and Pamphlets On Fascism, pp. 765-781
      29. Cover Design: "Caesar!" by Adolfo Wildt
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      March 15, 1927 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Soft Coal and Hard Facts by C.B. Fowler, pp. 773-774
      2. Seeing Red in Canton by Grace Hutchins, pp. 775-776
      3. Settler and Trail-Blazer by Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 777-785
      4. Health, pp. 786-791
      5. Industry, pp. 792-796
      6. Communities, pp. 797-801
      7. Educatoin, pp. 802-807
      8. Social Practice, pp. 808-813
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 814-819
      10. The Social Work Shop, pp. 820-832
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1927 = 6 Issues, 81 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 1, 1927 Issue = 17 Articles
      1. Frontispiece: "Patriotism" by Robert Aitkin, p. 4
      2. Ten Years Back by Charles Beard and Mary Beard, pp. 5-7
      3. The Liberty Memorial At Kansas City by H. Van Buren Magonigle, pp. 8-9
      4. Moral Preparedness for the Next War by A. Hamilton Gibbs, pp. 10-13
      5. If War Came Tomorrow by Peter E. Traub, pp. 14-16
      6. The New Balance of Justice by Joseph P. Chamberlain, pp. 17-18
      7. Murals of the Beatitudes by Eugene Savage, pp. 19-21
      8. Imperializing the Monroe Doctrine by Parker Thomas Moon, pp. 22-24
      9. The Future Is Moving East by Herbert Adolphus Miller, pp. 25-29
      10. Three Wars by Charles Nagel, p. 30
      11. My Novitiate by Florence Kelley, pp. 31-35
      12. Scissors Pictures VII by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 36
      13. Can Mother Come Back? by Mary Ross, pp. 37-39
      14. Foot Hills by Beulah Weldon, pp. 40-42
      15. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 43-45
      16. Editorials, pp. 46-62
      17. Cover Design by Oscar Cesare
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      April 15, 1927 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Breasting the Crime Wave by George W. Kirchwey, pp. 69-71
      2. The Negro in Detroit by Bruno Lasker, pp. 72-73
      3. Whither Social Work? by Arthur Evans Wood, pp. 74-75
      4. Bootlegging Opium in the Philippines by Herbert L. May, pp. 76-77
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 78-82
      6. Health, pp. 83-88
      7. Industry, pp. 89-94
      8. Social Practice, pp. 95-99
      9. Education, pp. 100-104
      10. Communities, pp. 105-109
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 110-113
      12. The Social Work Shop, pp. 114-118
      13. Communications, pp. 119-125
      14. Index to This Issue, p. 126
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      May 1, 1927 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Frontispiece, p. 134
      2. The American Stake in China by J. Stewart and Stella F. Burgess, pp. 135-138
      3. What Canton Learned from Moscow by Anna Louise Strong, pp. 139-141
      4. Posters From Chinese Walls, pp. 142-143
      5. As Labor Moves in China by Vera Kelsey, pp. 144-146
      6. Well, Why Not? by Jean Harris Arnold, p. 147
      7. The Golden Rule Through Union Eyes by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 148-150
      8. Adventures in Philanthropy by Olive A. Colton, pp. 151-154
      9. Though Doctors Disagree by Michael M. Davis, pp. 155-156
      10. Ramsay MacDonald Today by S.K. Ratcliffe, pp. 157-158
      11. Mid-America Paintings by Molly Luce, p. 159
      12. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 160-162
      13. Scissors Picture VIII by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 163
      14. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 164-190
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      May 15, 1927 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Settlement vs. Saloon by Flora Dunlap, pp. 197-199
      2. Who Commits Suicide? by Ruth Shonle, pp. 200-201
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 202-205
      4. Social Practice, pp. 206-209
      5. Industry, pp. 210-213
      6. Education, pp. 214-217
      7. Health, pp. 218-221
      8. Communities, pp. 222-225
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 226-229
      10. The Social Work Shop, pp. 230-238
    5. [+]
      June 1, 1927 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Shirley Norman, p. 246
      2. Learning for Living by Beulah Amidon, p. 247
      3. The Squirrel Cage by Agnes M. Conklin, pp. 248-251
      4. A Public School That Dares by Bruno Lasker, pp. 252-254
      5. A Teacher Forges New Tools by Herbert W. Smith, pp. 255-258
      6. Antioch and the Going World by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 259-265
      7. Make the Method Fit the Mind by Joseph Herschel Coffin, pp. 266-267
      8. Wisconsin's Experimental College by Alexander Meiklejohn, pp. 268-270
      9. I Go To Work by Florence Kelley, pp. 271-274
      10. Horizon Lines by James G. McDonald, pp. 275-276
      11. Behind the Levees by Arthur Kellogg, pp. 277-282
      12. Editorials, pp. 283-284
      13. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 285-303
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      June 15, 1927 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Going on with Social Work by Mary Ross, pp. 309-312
      2. What the Conference Did to Des Moines by T.J. Edmonds, pp. 313-314
      3. A Case-work Approach to Unemployment by Julia Alsberg, pp. 315-316
      4. Participating in Government by Gladys Harrison, p. 317
      5. Mussolini Butts into "Opium" by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 318-320
      6. The Common Welfare, pp. 321-323
      7. Industry, pp. 324-327
      8. Communities, pp. 328-330
      9. Health, pp. 331-333
      10. Education, pp. 334-336
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 337-341
      12. The Social Work Shop, pp. 342-346
      13. Communications, pp. 347-350
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1927 = 5 Issues, 60 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1927 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Frontispiece, p. 356
      2. Four Stages of the Flood, p. 357
      3. The Aftermath---Mud and Money by Will Irwin, p. 358
      4. Louisiana Looks to Washington by John M. Parker, p. 359
      5. Up from the Bottom Lands by Arthur Kellogg, pp. 360-366
      6. Prevention First by Gifford Pinchot, pp. 367-369
      7. Plan or Perish by J. Russell Smith, pp. 370-377
      8. The Deluge by Gustav Dore, p. 378
      9. The White Elephant Wins by Anne Roller, pp. 379-382
      10. Scissors Picture by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 383
      11. O Pioneer! by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 384-385
      12. "See Your Doctor" by Donald B. Armstrong, pp. 386-388
      13. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 389-400
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      July 15, 1927 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Hope on the Job by Niles Carpenter and Mazie E. Wagner, pp. 403-405
      2. The Common Welfare, pp. 406-410
      3. The Cotton Mills Again by George S. Mitchell, pp. 411-412
      4. Unionism Succeeds Among English Teachers by Thomas L. Dabney, p. 413
      5. What Do They Get Out of It? by Hannah Hengeveld, p. 414
      6. Opportunity Schools by Mabel Montgomery, pp. 415-416
      7. Clothes, Money and the Working Girl by Hattie E. Anderson, pp. 417-418
      8. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 419-420
      9. Run of the Shelves, p. 421
      10. The Social Work Shop by Bernard C. Roloff, pp. 422-424
      11. Gossip, p. 425
      12. Communications, pp. 426-432
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      August 1, 1927 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. America's Coming of Age by Charles P. Howland, pp. 437-440
      2. A Thousand Years Are As Yesterday by Stella Fisher Burgess, p. 441
      3. On Tiptoe by Stefan A. Hirsch, pp. 442-443
      4. A Religion Worth Fighting For by Reinhold Niebuhr, pp. 444-446
      5. Worms for Bait by Roger William Riis, p. 447
      6. Soldiers' Graves by Dorothy Canfield, pp. 448-449
      7. The New Day by Hermann Claudius and Anna L. Curtis, p. 450
      8. Daggers and Dreadnaughts by Jean Harris Arnold, pp. 451-452
      9. After Mussolini Dies by Peter Brooklyn, pp. 453-455
      10. In Native Colors, pp. 456-457
      11. Wanted---A Word by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, p. 458
      12. Scissors Picture by Martha Bensley Bruere, p. 459
      13. The Capital of the Men Without a Country by Roger N. Baldwin, pp. 460-467
      14. Judge Lindsey Out But Not Down, p. 468
      15. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 469-478
      16. Cover Drawing by Margaret Schloemann
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      August 15, 1927 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. One Show of Hands by Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 533-535
      2. Rural Leaven by Helen Griffiths Harmon, p. 536
      3. Educating Nurses by Isabel M. Stewart, pp. 537-538
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 539-541
      5. Health, pp. 542-545
      6. Communities, pp. 546-549
      7. Education, pp. 550-553
      8. Industry, pp. 554-557
      9. Social Practice, pp. 558-561
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 562-563
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 564-572
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      September 1, 1927 Issue = 8 Articles
      1. Opportunity Night by F. Zeta Youmans, pp. 485-488
      2. Commonwealth vs. Sacco and Vanzetti by A.A. Berle, Jr., p. 489
      3. A Doctor Remakes Education by Alfred Adler, M.D., pp. 490-497
      4. The Child Who Is a Leader by Miriam Van Waters, pp. 498-505
      5. Forty Years in Kindergarten by Beulah Amidon, pp. 506-509
      6. Training for Social Work by Beulah Weldon, pp. 510-511
      7. Editorials, pp. 512-513
      8. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 514-524
  4. [+]
    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1927 = 6 Issues, 90 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 1, 1927 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Manet, p. 6
      2. Children of the Earth by Irving Brown, pp. 7-12
      3. Gypsies in Halsted Street by Clare Edgar McLure, pp. 13-16
      4. Folk Tales by Steve Demitro, pp. 17-19
      5. The Gypsy Tarot by Lee McCann, pp. 20-21
      6. Hungarian Gypsy Music by Joska de Babary, p. 22
      7. Russian Gypsy Songs by Ilya Tolstoy, pp. 23-24
      8. Pur Romani Dyes by Louise Rice, pp. 25-26
      9. The Merry-Go-Round of Gypsy Life by Esther Peck, pp. 27-31
      10. Why Live Like a Gypsy? by Victor Weybright, pp. 32-35
      11. Gypsy Life by W.E. Ross, Charles Turzak, E.F. Detterer, and Electra Papadopoulos, ..., pp. 36-37
      12. The Grounds for Doubt by Louis Stark, pp. 38-42
      13. Through Neighbors' Doorways by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 43-45
      14. Editorials, pp. 46-49
      15. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 50-63
      16. Deep Romani Literature, p. 64
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      October 15, 1927 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. The Death Penalty at Sing Sing by Lewis E. Lawes, p. 69
      2. The Manufacturers' Plan for Child Labor by Florence Kelley, pp. 70-71
      3. The Child Labor Position by Wiley H. Swift, pp. 72-74
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 75-78
      5. Health, pp. 79-82
      6. Social Practice, pp. 83-86
      7. Education, pp. 87-90
      8. Communities, pp. 91-94
      9. Industry, pp. 95-98
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 99-101
      11. The Social Work Shop by John D. Kenderdine, pp. 102-110
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      November 1, 1927 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by J.J. Lankes, p. 118
      2. When Sickness Hits Your Pocketbook by Michael M. Davis, pp. 119-121
      3. Blind by June Lucas, p. 122
      4. Play, the Architect of Man by Joseph Lee, pp. 123-126
      5. Wealth from Mississippi Mud by J. Russell Smith, pp. 127-131
      6. Community Chests: A Special Section by Jessie Willcox Smith, p. 132
      7. Putting an Ideal to Work by George E. Vincent, p. 133
      8. Social Work Grows Up by William J. Norton, pp. 134-137
      9. A Chest Commander's Vision by William Cooper Proctor, p. 138
      10. Everyman's Chest by Allen T. Burns, pp. 139-143
      11. The Spirit of St. Louis by J. Lionberger Davis, p. 144
      12. The Man in the Street and the Chest by T.J. Edmonds, pp. 145-148
      13. Through Neighbors' Doorways by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 149-151
      14. A Hull-House Boy in Mexico by Morris Topchevsky, pp. 152-153
      15. Editorials, pp. 154-157
      16. Fall Book Section by Leon Whipple, pp. 158-186
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      November 15, 1927 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. The Near East Turns a Corner by Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch, pp. 197-198
      2. 12 Cents, the Troops and the Union by Harriet L. Herring, pp. 199-202
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 203-206
      4. Health, pp. 207-211
      5. Industry, pp. 212-216
      6. Communities, pp. 217-220
      7. Education, pp. 221-225
      8. Social Practice, pp. 226-229
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 230-233
      10. The Social Work Shop by Lillian A. Quinn, pp. 234-244
      11. Fifteen Years of Survey Associates, pp. 245-256
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      December 1, 1927 Issue = 25 Articles
      1. Frontispiece, p. 264
      2. A Song To March To by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, pp. 265-266
      3. The Great American Family by Louis I. Dublin, pp. 267-269
      4. Future American Families by Martha Walter, pp. 270-271
      5. From Amoeba Up by H.S. Jennings, pp. 272-276
      6. Our Social Heritage by W.F. Ogburn, pp. 277-279
      7. The Future of Labor, p. 280
      8. The Tug of Industry by A.J. Muste, pp. 281-285
      9. The Home Has Lost Its Halo by Jessie Taft, pp. 286-287
      10. A Puzzle in Cross Words by Neva R. Deardorff, pp. 288-289
      11. Parental Madness by Hughes Mearns, pp. 290-291
      12. Marriages at the Breaking Point by Mary Edna McChristie, pp. 292-294
      13. Daniel and the Lions by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 295-298
      14. Family Portraits, pp. 299-303
      15. The New Neighbors by Frederick M. Eliot, pp. 304-307
      16. Two To Get Ready by Ernest R. Groves, pp. 308-310
      17. The Nursery of Souls by Rufus M. Jones, pp. 311-312
      18. Village Church by J.J. Lankes, pp. 313-314
      19. Sharing Experience by Gordon Hamilton, pp. 315-316
      20. Light from Hand to Hand by Mary Willcox Glenn, pp. 317-318
      21. The Buffalo Conference on Family Life by Frank J. Bruno, p. 319
      22. Telltale Tombstones, p. 320
      23. Through Neighbors' Doorways by John Palmer Gavit, pp. 321-322
      24. Editorials, pp. 323-324
      25. Letters & Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 325-346
    6. [+]
      December 15, 1927 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Reveille in the Coal Fields by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 357-358
      2. One If By Land and Two If By Sea by Victor S. Yarros, pp. 359-360
      3. Why Count Noses? by Haven Emerson, M.D., pp. 361-363
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 364-368
      5. Industry, pp. 369-373
      6. Social Practice, pp. 374-378
      7. Communities, pp. 379-385
      8. Education, pp. 386-390
      9. Health, pp. 391-395
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 396-400
      11. The Social Work Shop, pp. 401-412
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  Issues of 1928 = 24 Issues, 316 Articles
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  Issues of 1929 = 24 Issues, 356 Articles
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Issues of the 1930s = 9 Years, 144 Issues, 2,180 Articles
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  Issues of 1930 = 24 Issues, 391 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1931 = 24 Issues, 427 Articles
3. [+]
  Issues of 1932 = 24 Issues, 407 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 220 Articles
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  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 183 Articles
6. [+]
  Issues of 1936 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1937 = 12 Issues, 134 Articles
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  Issues of 1938 = 12 Issues, 134 Articles
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  Issues of 1939 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
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Issues of the 1940s = 9 Years, 108 Issues, 1,100 Articles
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  Issues of 1940 = 12 Issues, 136 Articles
2. [+]
  Issues of 1941 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1942 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
4. [+]
  Issues of 1943 = 12 Issues, 124 Articles
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  Issues of 1944 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1945 = 12 Issues, 109 Articles
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  Issues of 1946 = 12 Issues, 110 Articles
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  Issues of 1947 = 12 Issues, 111 Articles
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  Issues of 1948 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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Issues of the 1950s = 1 Year, 12 Issues, 148 Articles
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  Issues of 1951 = 12 Issues, 148 Articles