Smart, David A., fl. 1942 Coronet Magazine [vol. 12 no. 6 (October 1942)]
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Gilder Lehrman Collection #: GLC09986 Author/Creator: Smart, David A., fl. 1942 Place Written: Chicago, Illinois Type: Magazine Date: October 1942 Pagination: 1 v. : 177 p. ; Order a Copy
One issue of Cornet Magazine dated October 1942. Contains numerous articles:
Your Role as a Guerrilla Fighter by Bert "Yank" Levy,
Psychosurgery Saved Me by Harry A. Dannecker
The Flying Sons of Mom Chung by Milton Silverman,
How to Buy at Second Hand by Sigmund Sameth,
What's New on Color Blindness by Gretta Palmer,
Broadway's Big Brother by Bertram B. Fowler,
Look before You Vote! by Howard Whitman
Plain Talk about Sterilization by Victor Hugo Boesen,
Concentration Camp-U.S.A. Style by Michael Evans
Silk Stocking Diplomats by Edith M. Stern
The Dragon Goes to Press by Carl Glick,
Brokers in Touchdowns by Murray Teigh Bloom,
These Little Okies Stayed Home by William McDermott
Jungle Drummer by Don Van Metre
The Time I tried Telepath by Sir Hubert Wilkins
America's Mail Order Giants by Kent Sagendorph
American Plan by Baynard Kendrick
Road to Victory: Picture Story
Too Tough to Classify: Quiz
The Spirit of New China by Martha Sawyers
The Gallery of Photographs
Top Men on the Menu: Portfolio of Personalities
Agent in Italy
Should Roosevelt be Elected to a Fourth Term
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