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TITLE: THE READERS DIGEST
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ISSUE DATE: April 1948; Vol. 52, No. 312
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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Taking America For Granted.
The Richest Woman In Morgantown -- Ruth Meyers -- By Blake Clark.
Now We Can Prevent Colds, By Albert Q. Maisel.
Too Many People By C. Lester Walker.
Drama in real life: The Date Father Didn't Keep By Robert Zacks.
The Rivalry Of Nations By Walter Lippmann.
The Way You Look At It By Fulton Oursler.
Married Life In A Goldfish Bowl By Vance Packard.
Oasis Village By Ben Lucien Burman.
Seedbed For Leadership By Thomas C. Desmond.
Must There Be War In The Middle East [Apparently So] By Bayard Dodge. [Original to this issue!]
Guano Stages A Comeback By William Krehm.
The Long View Of Peter Bos By Wessel Smitter. [Original to this issue!]
The Miracle Of George Frederick Handel's Messiah By Doron K. Antrim.
Good News At Last From Europe By Stanley High.
Shakespeare On Avon -- Stratford-On-Avon By Lawrence And Sylvia Martin.
Coming -- The Radio That Was Shot From A Gun By Harland Manchester.
The Two Fisted Wisdom Of Cy Ching By Beverly Smith.
Why Horse Players Die Poor By Robert Saunders Dowst.
Who Killed The Centralia Miners? By John Bartlow Martin. [A long and in-depth article about the Centralia Illinois, Mine # 5.] "An astounding report on the sacrifice of human lives to the bungling and buck-passing of bureaucracy in the state, the union, and management."
The Great Italian Duel By Paul Gallico.
Rockford's One Man Housing Board -- Osbourn E. Kirby -- By William F. Mcdermott.
New Light On Leprosy By Lois Mattox Miller. [Original to this issue!]
J. Edgar Hoover -- Master Of The Hunt By Bill Davidson.
Woodland Road By Hal Borland.
He Lives A Thousand Lives -- Dr. Cotrell -- By Harland Manchester.
The Stars And Stripes By Donald Culross Peattie. [Original to this issue!]
We Must Help China Now! By Claire L. Chennault.
The Hatchet Lady From Medicine Lodge -- Carry Nation -- By Alan Hynd.
They Hit The Coffee Jackpot By Don Wharton.
Let's Give The Indians Back To The Country By O. K. Armstrong. [Original to this issue!]
Education Of A Price -- Edward The Duke Of Windsor.
Twelve Walked Away -- Marooned In The Clouds -- By Marguerite Gaylord Tate.

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