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America's Life LineThe Great Lakes---our industrial backboneCollier's Weekly, April 19, 1941, pp. 32-81- Asleep on the DeepAbout the two mighty fleets the Navy has stored---all ready for warCollier's Weekly, May 25, 1946, pp. 38-44
- Back to the MimesThe return of Harold Llody---without benefit of stand-inCollier's Weekly, June 1, 1946, pp. 58-64
- Be Yourself, Girlie!Some sound advice from the man who makes up the movie starsCollier's Weekly, March 7, 1942, p. 13
- Bear by the TailThe Philippines problem, right back in your lapCollier's Weekly, September 11, 1937, pp. 12-13
- The Bear Looks Over the MountainWhere Britain waits for RussiaCollier's Weekly, August 31, 1940, pp. 18-19
- Belle On Her ToesMia Slavenska learned the terpsichorean art from the mastersCollier's Weekly, November 3, 1945, pp. 86-95
- The Big EyeThe greatest adventure in time and psace will soon be seen in Palomar's giant mirrorCollier's Weekly, November 29, 1947, pp. 22-23
- Books and SaddlesThe Old West lives again for Author Ernest HaycoxCollier's Weekly, November 29, 1941, p. 13
- Catastrophe MakerAbout Mr. "Breezy" Eason who stages debacles for the moviesCollier's Weekly, August 10, 1946, pp. 28-41
- Catch Those VitaminsShark fishing---for fun and profitCollier's Weekly, December 23, 1939, pp. 30-61
- Chaos on the CoastWho is going to take care of the hordes of unemployed in California?Collier's Weekly, September 21, 1946, p. 22
- Coast DefenderGeneral John L. De Witt guards our Pacific CoastCollier's Weekly, October 3, 1942, pp. 54-57
- Cover photoThe Saturday Review, November 27, 1971
- Crashing the CapitalSocial success guaranteed, for a considerationCollier's Weekly, October 31, 1936, pp. 60-65
- Deepwater PresidentManuel Luis Quezon, first president of the PhilippinesCollier's Weekly, July 4, 1936, pp. 24-40
- Department 99A new type of assembly line gives wounded servicemen the chance to keep on with the fightCollier's Weekly, January 13, 1945, pp. 62-69
- Desert DiversCollier's Weekly, September 12, 1942, pp. 71-73
- Designs for Touring VI. Out Where the West EndsScenic wonders and lost treasure lure visitors to western OregonCollier's Weekly, April 24, 1948, pp. 22-23
- Designs for Touring
III. Desert EmpireDeath vallye---once a hellhole for gold seekers---now offers many attractions for pleas...Collier's Weekly, February 21, 1948, pp. 24-25 - Designs for Touring
X. Mountain MuttonSheep herding on the old Ute Trail in the Colorado RockiesCollier's Weekly, July 31, 1948, pp. 16-17 - Durable DetectiveThe never-ending saga of Sherlock Holmes and his stooge, WatsonCollier's Weekly, September 1, 1945, pp. 26-29
- End of a DreamThe Philippines take a second look at independenceCollier's Weekly, July 27, 1940, pp. 18-19
- Everybody's Night ClubHollywood's Palladium---world's biggest dine-and-dance emporium---has its heart in the ...Collier's Weekly, May 13, 1944, pp. 24-37
- Fightin' IrishSince the age of 5, lovely June Haver has done very well as her own managerCollier's Weekly, January 20, 1945, p. 20
- The First American SaintIn her good works, the Blessed Mother Cabrini lives onCollier's Weekly, March 25, 1944, p. 21
- Flying HellA spectacular new killer plane for the U.S. Air ForceCollier's Weekly, May 9, 1942, p. 13
- The Folding TreeHollywood, birthplace of miracles, would rather build a tree than grow oneCollier's Weekly, April 21, 1945, pp. 61-63
- Freedom's StingBrown brothers' burden---Philippine indepedendenceCollier's Weekly, May 30, 1936, pp. 7-8
- From Here to There---PostwarMoving freight is as important as moving peopleCollier's Weekly, August 11, 1945, pp. 14-15
- Girl Behind the GunIt's Connie Walker, only girl tool-designer in the U.S.Collier's Weekly, September 5, 1942, pp. 12-13
- The Girl We'd MostAbout Janis Paige, cinema sonstress, and her fifty-eight titlesCollier's Weekly, March 27, 1948, pp. 48-73
- Glamor Hits the RangeWhat the well-dressed cowgirl is wearning---and what it costsCollier's Weekly, July 26, 1947, pp. 34-49
- The Go-to-Hell SystemHere's an employer who's solved the management-versus-labor problemCollier's Weekly, April 29, 1944, pp. 31-45
- Going UpPioneer exploration of the stratosphere makes it possible for fast cargo planes to fly ...Collier's Weekly, September 11, 1943, p. 29
- The Guy Nobody HatesMark Hellinger forsakes Hollywood to cover the warCollier's Weekly, June 17, 1944, pp. 66-67
- Highballing to VictorySome big things---and a lot of little things---have tripled railroads' wartime capacityCollier's Weekly, September 16, 1944, p. 21
- His Hard-Rock HonorMeet George Watson, mayor and only citizen of Romantic Alta, UtahCollier's Weekly, October 18, 1947, pp. 113-117
- Honey from the B'sAnne Jeffreys, of Street Scene, climbed a rough trail to stardomCollier's Weekly, May 3, 1947, p. 22
- How to Train a Hunting DogEasy directions for making your pooch a paragon---with picturesCollier's Weekly, September 27, 1941, pp. 16-20
- Hurry-Up JoeGeneral Joseph Stilwell, who has a little unfinished business in BurmaCollier's Weekly, June 27, 1942, p. 19
- I Soloed in 76 MinutesCollier's correspondent takes off on a flight of fancy---without his parachuteCollier's Weekly, June 16, 1945, pp. 24-25
- Inshore PatrolCoast protectors---without gold braid and shining brassCollier's Weekly, May 2, 1942, p. 13
- Inside PassageBound for Alaska, 'twixt the devil and the deepCollier's Weekly, December 7, 1935, p. 22
- It Can't Be Done, Can't It?J.D. Ross, pioneering in impossibilitiesCollier's Weekly, March 7, 1936, pp. 28-31
- It Pays to Be Old---In CaliforniaCollier's Weekly, March 26, 1949, pp. 28-29
- The Japanese InvasionCanada, with both hands full of troubleCollier's Weekly, October 14, 1939, p. 16
- Jaunt with JanieThe author claims he went to Chile for his story on Miss GreerCollier's Weekly, May 22, 1948, pp. 78-89
- Justice for the BumbleeNew light on the flight of the bumblebee, or science can explain everything!Collier's Weekly, July 7, 1945, pp. 34-39
- Last Days of ShanghaiModern warfare in China's commercial capitalCollier's Weekly, December 11, 1937, pp. 11-12
- Life in a Glamor FactorWhat every young movie starlet must knowCollier's Weekly, October 12, 1946, p. 14
- Life with Mr. PowellThe Thin Man plays "Father" in the movie from the famous playCollier's Weekly, August 16, 1947, pp. 38-39
- Little Miss InnocentMarie Wilson's beautiful-but-dumb technique isn't easy, but it paysCollier's Weekly, February 23, 1946, p. 16
- The Man with the ScrewdriverBrazil's accomplished dictatorCollier's Weekly, January 28, 1939, pp. 24-41
- The Marx MenaceThose zanies, Groucho, Harpo and Chico, have made another movieCollier's Weekly, March 16, 1946, pp. 24-29
- The Mexican WayWhat to expect on your tour below the Rio GrandeCollier's Weekly, January 20, 1940, pp. 18-19
- Mexico Cuts Off Her NoseWho steals our oil steals troubleCollier's Weekly, November 25, 1939, pp. 16-17
- Miracle ShipThe cruiser New Orleans was blasted in two, yet lived to fight againCollier's Weekly, February 26, 1944, p. 11
- The New Black MagicStrong-man genius Jack DeMent aids the war effort with "black light"Collier's Weekly, September 30, 1944, pp. 66-79
- A Night at the UproarThe maestros of music take a terrific beating from Spike JonesCollier's Weekly, January 10, 1948, pp. 22-23
- A Night in the TrenchesChief industry of the Orient, at first handCollier's Weekly, May 1, 1937, pp. 18-19
- Nothing To ItThe public pays to see Benedict Bogeaus' movies---and gladlyCollier's Weekly, May 18, 1946, pp. 65-71
- Old Lady with a PunchThe old Catalina fishing boat becomes an antisub menaceCollier's Weekly, July 24, 1943, pp. 18-19
- The Perils of Pearl WhiteHollywood glorifies a heroine of its early serial thrillersCollier's Weekly, July 6, 1946, p. 72
- Poor Man's ParadiseWhy the Northwest has everything, including "Keep Out" signsCollier's Weekly, August 26, 1939, pp. 11-13
- The Reasonable Miss Young"Sweet but firm" is the success formula of LorettaCollier's Weekly, December 27, 1947, pp. 48-55
- The Return of Miss HarveyGlorifying the Old West's favorite waitresses---in TechnicolorCollier's Weekly, November 17, 1945, p. 20
- Sheridan's RideEntertaining facts about the young lady known as the Oomph GirlCollier's Weekly, July 19, 1947, pp. 26-27
- So You're Going TouringHints that may help make your trip as comfortable as possibleCollier's Weekly, May 4, 1946, pp. 55-56
- Spearhead of Our DefenseThe Philippine Islands, key to th PacificCollier's Weekly, September 5, 1936, pp. 12-13
- SRO on a Coral IsleAdele Jergens---America's No. 1 South Seas castawayCollier's Weekly, November 24, 1945, pp. 30-33
- The Strange Embarrassment of Madame AumontMaria Montez and husband Jean Aumont defy cinema customCollier's Weekly, June 28, 1947, pp. 12-13
- Tall, Torrid and TexasComedienne Louis Allbritton rides herd on the Hollywood rangeCollier's Weekly, April 28, 1945, p. 17
- Tanker Run NorthCollier's Weekly, September 17, 1949, p. 29
- Those Diner BluesThe railroads are feeding five times their usual number of passengers---and getting kicksCollier's Weekly, February 12, 1944, p. 21
- Trouble in the SkyWest Coast aircraft industry fears beomcing the unwanted stepchild of peaceCollier's Weekly, October 28, 1944, p. 11
- Trouble on the TrailWhat's the future of the Alaskan Highway after the war?Collier's Weekly, January 15, 1944, p. 16
- Twilight on the Navajo TrailBureaucracy makes life on the Indian reservation pretty ruggedCollier's Weekly, February 7, 1948, pp. 20-21
- The Vanishing White ManOrientals---in search of a place in the OrientCollier's Weekly, June 5, 1937, p. 13
- War in the WoodsAmerica's army of fire fighters take their battle stationsCollier's Weekly, June 13, 1942, pp. 14-15
- War on the Range;Modern rustlers at workCollier's Weekly, November 9, 1935, pp. 38-55
- We Are Ready with GasWe have it if the Nazi boys want to play it that wayCollier's Weekly, August 7, 1943, pp. 21-22
- West Coast JapaneseSome things California would like to knowCollier's Weekly, October 11, 1941, pp. 14-15
- The West Throws a PartyMagnificence in San Francisco BayCollier's Weekly, February 18, 1939, pp. 21-23
- Westerns Are Back in the WestHorse opera is again the movie producer's No. 1 meal ticketCollier's Weekly, December 8, 1945, pp. 22-23
- Where Invasions Are BornThe Coast and Geodetic Survey charts the groundwork for the strategistsCollier's Weekly, June 10, 1944, p. 22
- Where the Songs Come FromDr. Jimmy McHugh strives for the impossible---something new in song tunes!Collier's Weekly, July 8, 1944, p. 47
- Why Drown?Let's take a lesson from lovely Esther Williams. A Swimming lesson!Collier's Weekly, July 28, 1945, pp. 44-47
- Window to the UniverseThe director at Mount Palomar describes its giant mirror at workCollier's Weekly, July 24, 1948, pp. 16-17
- Wing TalkCollier's Weekly, March 10, 1945, pp. 8-10
- Wing TalkCollier's Weekly, September 15, 1945, pp. 8-10
- Wing TalkCollier's Weekly, May 4, 1946, pp. 8-10
- Wing TalkCollier's Weekly, May 11, 1946, pp. 8-10
- Wooing Western WorkersPersonal reasons hamper war on the West CoastCollier's Weekly, December 25, 1943, pp. 13-14
- Young Salts, Ahoy!The U.S. Merchant Marine Academy at King's Point molds maritime leaders of the futureCollier's Weekly, October 9, 1943, pp. 14-15
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