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    January 1933 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. Roosevelt's Pilots by Arthur D. Howden Smith, pp. 1-6
    2. Red Flame by Walter Duranty, pp. 7-8
    3. A Song During Business Depression by Vachel Lindsay, p. 9
    4. There Was a Queen by William Faulkner, pp. 10-15
    5. The Loss of the "Melbourne" by A.J. Villiers, pp. 16-18
    6. No Taxes to Pay by Henry Hazlitt, pp. 19-22
    7. The Next Political Front by William Harlan Hale, pp. 23-26
    8. The Trap by Meridel LeSueur, pp. 27-32
    9. The Passing of the Democratic Fallacy by Ernest Sutherland Bates, pp. 33-36
    10. The Apostate by Lillian Barnard Gilkes, pp. 37-45
    11. Feet in the Grass Roots by Josephine Herbst, pp. 46-50
    12. College Girl: 1932-33 by Eunice Fuller Barnard, pp. 51-53
    13. Military Medicine Men by Alva Lee, pp. 54-55
    14. War in Bohemia by Malcolm Cowley, pp. 56-59
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 60-64
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    February 1933 Issue = 19 Articles
    1. Technocracy---Tempest on a Slide Rule by Virgil Jordan, pp. 65-69
    2. Watchdogs of the Budget by Drew Pearson, pp. 70-73
    3. World Without Money by Stuart Chase, pp. 74-78
    4. Cities by Cale Young Rice, p. 79
    5. Turnstile by Evelyn Scott, pp. 80-87
    6. The Children in Autumn by George Dillon, p. 88
    7. Those Eminent Victorians by Howard Mumford Jones, pp. 89-93
    8. Boys Are Bad by Carroll E. Robb, pp. 94-100
    9. A Woman and Her Doctors by Marian Purcell, pp. 101-106
    10. A Day Off by Walter Gilkyson, pp. 107-112
    11. Plutonic Laboratories by H. Gordon Garbedian, pp. 113-114
    12. The Juror is Probably Right by Edmund Pearson, pp. 115-116
    13. Alas, Kind Element! by Leonie Adams, p. 117
    14. West of Omaha by Grant Reynard, pp. 118-121
    15. Black Belt by Carl Carmer, pp. 122-123
    16. Under Cover by Margaret Emerson Bailey, p. 124
    17. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 125-128
    18. The Crisis in Education by William John Cooper, pp. 129-131
    19. Demon; Let Us Praise the Voice by Conrad Aiken, p. 132
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    March 1933 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. Who's New in Washington? by Elliott Thurston, pp. 133-138
    2. Exhortation by Louise Bogan, p. 139
    3. The State's Responsibility by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, p. 140
    4. The New Menace in Industry by Josephine Goldmark, pp. 141-143
    5. Is There a Crisis In Our Foreign Policy? by Arthur D. Howden Smith, pp. 144-148
    6. A Clean Well-Lighted Place by Ernest Hemingway, pp. 149-150
    7. Karl Marx---The Myth and the Man by Max Nomad, pp. 151-154
    8. Road to Prosperity by David Cushman Coyle, pp. 155-158
    9. What Future Has Farming? by Walter W. Liggett, pp. 159-163
    10. Horses at Night by Orrick Johns, p. 164
    11. The Orchard by Kyle Crichton, pp. 165-168
    12. Illinois Miners by Mary Heaton Vorse, pp. 169-172
    13. I'm Going Home by J. McBride Dabbs, pp. 173-175
    14. Overtones by Gilbert Maxwell, p. 176
    15. You and the Next Boom by George Dock, Jr., pp. 177-178
    16. Business Girl by Helen Woodward, pp. 179-181
    17. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 182-195
    18. Old Men on the Blue by Thomas Hornsby Ferril, p. 196
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    April 1933 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. America's Real Job by James Truslow Adams, pp. 197-203
    2. Homage to Switzerland by Ernest Hemingway, pp. 204-208
    3. The Case for Bureaucracy by Charles Beard and William Beard, pp. 209-214
    4. Mixed Marriage by Captain John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 215-222
    5. After the Family---What? by Ella Winter, pp. 223-226
    6. Stand Staunchly, Winter Trees by Mary Cabot Martin, p. 227
    7. Give the Stockholder the Truth by Anderson F. Farr, pp. 228-233
    8. Spring Out of Jerusalem by Meridel Le Sueur, p. 234
    9. "Lucky" to Have a Job by Rita S. Halle, pp. 235-238
    10. The Jersey Devil Came by Ruth Crawford, pp. 239-243
    11. Town in the River by Curlin Reed, pp. 244-246
    12. War-Minded Japan by Anonymous, pp. 247-249
    13. Indoor Polo Takes the Floor by Herbert Reed, pp. 250-252
    14. Capitalism Has Never Been Tried by Wells Wells, pp. 253-255
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 256-260
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    May 1933 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. When the Shooting is Over in the Pacific by Upton Close, pp. 261-265
    2. The End of Nationalism by Christian Gauss, pp. 266-270
    3. Ill Wind by Margaret Emerson Bailey, p. 271
    4. Give Us a Prescription, Doctor by Ernest Hemingway, pp. 272-278
    5. Portrait of a Business Forecaster by John R. Tunis, pp. 279-284
    6. The Train and the City by Thomas Wolfe, pp. 285-294
    7. Drama and the Jew by John Corbin, pp. 295-299
    8. A Message from Science by Michael Pupin, pp. 300-302
    9. Early Spring by Philippa Galloway, p. 303
    10. France---The Reactionary Republic by Robert Briffault, pp. 304-308
    11. Retreat to the Land by Charlie May Simon, pp. 309-312
    12. The Children's Hour of Crime by Arthur Mann, pp. 313-315
    13. America's Homeless Army by Lowell Ames Norris, pp. 316-317
    14. The Authors and Politics by Paul Rosenfeld, pp. 318-320
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 321-323
    16. Bird Song by Witter Bynner, p. 324
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    June 1933 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. A High Road for Business by A.A. Berle, Jr., pp. 325-331
    2. All-Night Wagon-Lunch by Elias Lieberman, p. 332
    3. Death the Proud Brother by Thomas Wolfe, pp. 333-338
    4. Congress---The Nation's Scapegoat by F.H. LaGuardia, pp. 339-344
    5. Bitter Apples by Ethel Hepburn, pp. 345-349
    6. Pastoral by Ruth Langland Holberg, p. 350
    7. Programs for the Jobless by Henry Hazlitt, pp. 351-355
    8. Jefferson and the New Deal by Dumas Malone, pp. 356-359
    9. Betrayal in American Education by Howard Mumford Jones, pp. 360-364
    10. Men Are Queer That Way by Mabel S. Ulrich, pp. 365-368
    11. Not That We Are Forlorn by Charles Norman, p. 369
    12. By All Means, the Saloon by Paul Hutchinson, pp. 370-371
    13. On Being a Jew by Robert Nathan, p. 372
    14. Cry Under Chaos by Gilbert Maxwell, p. 373
    15. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 374-388
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    July 1933 Issue = 12 Articles
    1. American Revolution: 1933 by John T. Flynn, pp. 1-6
    2. No Door by Thomas Wolfe, pp. 7-12
    3. Gotterdammerung by Suzanne LaFollette, pp. 13-16
    4. Deer by Alvah C. Bessie, pp. 17-20
    5. What Bryan Did to America by J.C. Long, pp. 21-26
    6. The Davis Cup by Herbert Reed, pp. 27-28
    7. World's End: 1893-1933 by R.L. Duffus, pp. 29-31
    8. We Who Are About to Drink by Frank Schoonmaker, pp. 32-33
    9. What Kind of World War Young People Facing? by Helen Christine Bennett, pp. 34-36
    10. Fisherman's Wife by Anonymous, pp. 37-41
    11. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 42-63
    12. A Letter to Certain Americans by Robert Nathan, p. 64
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    August 1933 Issue = 16 Articles
    1. Story of a Princess by Captain John W. Thomason, Jr., pp. 65-70
    2. Can America Live Alone? by Christian Gauss, pp. 71-77
    3. Kate by Andre Maurois, p. 78
    4. A Great Life by Grace Flandrau, pp. 79-80
    5. Calliope Music by Marlise Johnston, pp. 81-83
    6. The Sacred Thing by Paul Ryan#2, p. 84
    7. Mark Hanna by John T. Flynn, pp. 85-90
    8. A Bourgeois Takes His Stand by Ludwig Lewisohn, pp. 91-96
    9. Challenge to Poets by William Rose Benet, p. 97
    10. In a Spanish Dungeon by Max Eastman, pp. 98-101
    11. Fishing in Summer by Norman Macleod, p. 102
    12. Pans to Tote by Miriam Pope Cimino, pp. 103-106
    13. Bye, Bye, Blue Laws by William C. White, pp. 107-108
    14. The Mad Scramble for Bargains by Melville C. Coleman, pp. 109-110
    15. Those Fifteen-Year-Olds by Marian Purcell, pp. 111-114
    16. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 115-128
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    September 1933 Issue = 18 Articles
    1. What's Behind the Recovery Laws by A.A. Berle, Jr., pp. 129-134
    2. Journey's End by Louisa Boyd Graham, p. 135
    3. Hitler and the American Jew by Dorothy Thompson and Benjamin Stolberg, pp. 136-139
    4. Picnic by Arthur Davison Ficke, p. 140
    5. Slave on the Block by Langston Hughes, pp. 141-143
    6. The Nightingale by George Dillon, p. 144
    7. Autarchy---Is It the Economic Road of the Future? by Stuart Chase, pp. 145-149
    8. Address to the Farmers by Chard Powers Smith, p. 150
    9. Thomas Alva Edison: An American Symbol by C. Hartley Grattan, pp. 151-156
    10. Escape by Nahum Sabsay, pp. 157-163
    11. Man---The Unwilling Master by Wells Wells, pp. 164-168
    12. Hyacinth Drift by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, pp. 169-172
    13. Ozark Anthology by Gabriel F. Newburger, pp. 173-175
    14. The Munitions Industry in World Affairs by C.H. Abad, pp. 176-178
    15. What is Education For? by Albert Guerard, pp. 179-181
    16. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 182-184
    17. Courage by Raymond Holden, pp. 185-191
    18. The Sparrows by Mary Britton Miller, p. 192
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    October 1933 Issue = 11 Articles
    1. Benny and the Bird Dogs by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, pp. 193-200
    2. Five New Empires by Paul Hutchinson, pp. 201-207
    3. The "Great" Frenchman by Roger Burlingame, pp. 208-213
    4. Wind Before Evening by David Cornel DeJong, pp. 214-220
    5. Confessions of a College Teacher by Anonymous, pp. 221-224
    6. An Old Reporter Looks at the Mad-House World by Charles Edward Russell, pp. 225-230
    7. "Trotting Races Today" by Evan Shipman, pp. 231-235
    8. Stephen Foster by Haniel Long, pp. 236-238
    9. What About the World Revolution? by Louis Fischer, pp. 239-243
    10. Fall Plowing by Edgar Lee Masters, p. 244
    11. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 245-256
  11. [+]
    November 1933 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. War on the Brains Trust by Ernest K. Lindley, pp. 257-266
    2. Young Cuba Rises by Carleton Beals, pp. 267-272
    3. Green Tree, My Body by Gilbert Maxwell, p. 273
    4. Henry George: Unorthodox American by Albert Jay Nock, pp. 274-279
    5. A Separation by Morley Callaghan, pp. 280-282
    6. The Railroads---Old Soldiers of Industry by Anonymous, pp. 283-288
    7. Is Religion Dying? by William Pierson Merrill, pp. 289-292
    8. The Disinherited by Jo Pagano, pp. 293-298
    9. Flowering Noose by Gene Shuford, pp. 299-301
    10. From a Tea-Leaf Reader's Diary by Ann Cade, pp. 302-304
    11. Ameican Code: Class of 1950 by Miriam Allen deFord, pp. 305-307
    12. The Republican Dilemma by Hoffman Nickerson, pp. 308-309
    13. The Answer by John Hall Wheelock, p. 310
    14. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 311-313
    15. Lonely Dolphin by William Rose Benet, pp. 314-320
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    December 1933 Issue = 15 Articles
    1. The Future of Religion by Abbe Ernest Dimnet, pp. 321-324
    2. Old Red by Caroline Gordon, pp. 325-332
    3. The Consumer's Tomorrow by Stuart Chase, pp. 333-338
    4. Every Day's a Holiday by James Gould Cozzens, pp. 339-344
    5. A Government in Search of a Labor Movement by Benjamin Stolberg, pp. 345-349
    6. I Can Count on Myself by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 350-354
    7. Thorstein Veblen by Ernest Sutherland Bates, pp. 355-360
    8. Cornered by Lola von Hoershelman, pp. 361-366
    9. Israel by Robert Nathan, p. 367
    10. The Old Stone House by Edmund Wilson, pp. 368-372
    11. Here by the Connecticut by Kimball Flaccus, p. 373
    12. Science's New Certainty by George W. Gray, pp. 374-376
    13. Are Servants People? by Dorothy Dunbar Bromley, pp. 377-379
    14. As I Like It by William Lyon Phelps, pp. 380-383
    15. Climacteric by Helene Mullins, p. 384
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