May 1, 1925 Issue, THE SURVEY

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Issues of the 1920s = 7 Years, 161 Issues, 2,203 Articles
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  Issues of 1923 = 18 Issues, 221 Articles
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  Issues of 1924 = 24 Issues, 332 Articles
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  Issues of 1925 = 24 Issues, 322 Articles
  1. [+]
    Issues of Jan.-Mar. 1925 = 6 Issues, 96 Articles
    1. [+]
      January 1, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Samuel Gompers' Last Convention by Frank Tannenbaum, pp. 351-378
      2. Child Labor---The New Alignment by William L. Chenery, pp. 379-382
      3. On the Rural Health Front by Lewis W. Hine, pp. 383-386
      4. Health to the Crossroads by Mary Ross, pp. 387-394
      5. A Playhouse of Wide Interest by Maida Castelhun Darnton, pp. 395-401
      6. The Great Migration by Ellen Chater, pp. 402-404
      7. Should Young People Study Themselves? by Donald Laird, pp. 405-407
      8. What Has She Done With It? by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 408-410
      9. Things Outside Their Work by Ethel Kawin, pp. 411-414
      10. Editorials, pp. 415-418
      11. Letters and Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 419-436
      12. Frontispiece by Hendrik Willem Van Loon
    2. [+]
      January 15, 1925 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. How the Immigration Law Works by E.T. Bremer, pp. 441-443
      2. The Community's General Staff by Haven Emerson, p. 444
      3. Boston Style by Joseph K. Hart, p. 445
      4. From a Flop-House Diary, p. 446
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 447-450
      6. Communities, pp. 451-456
      7. Social Practice, pp. 457-463
      8. Industry, pp. 464-469
      9. Education, pp. 470-474
      10. Health, pp. 475-480
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 481-486
      12. Communications, pp. 487-491
      13. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 492-498
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      February 1, 1925 Issue = 16 Articles
      1. Aerial Warfare and Disarmament by Brigadier General The Right Honorable Lord Thomson, ..., pp. 503-506
      2. Capital and Labor by Mary Van Kleeck, pp. 507-510
      3. The Americanization of 1-A-10 by Adelaide Nichols, pp. 511-512
      4. Is This a Cure for Tuberculosis? by Haven Emerson, p. 513
      5. Our Town and the Leslies by Mary E. Warren, pp. 514-516
      6. After "San" a Job by Mary Ross, pp. 517-519
      7. What Has She Done With It by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 520-522
      8. Who Is Patrick Geddes? by Lewis Mumford, pp. 523-524
      9. The Outlook Tower by Patrick Geddes, pp. 525-529
      10. Night Lodgers by Henry Moore Picken, pp. 530-531
      11. A Week in West Virginia by McAlister Coleman, pp. 532-534
      12. The Fortuitous Present by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 535-538
      13. Gompers: The Sources of His Power by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 539-541
      14. Editorials, pp. 542-545
      15. Letters and Life by Leon Whipple, pp. 546-560
      16. Frontispiece by Herbert Pullinger
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      February 15, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. The Child Labor Panic by Felix Adler, pp. 565-566
      2. E Pluribus Unum Banking by Roy F. Bergengren, pp. 567-569
      3. From Fatalism to Facts by Esther G. Ogden, pp. 570-571
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 572-574
      5. Health, pp. 575-580
      6. Social Practice, pp. 581-587
      7. Communities, pp. 588-592
      8. Education, pp. 593-597
      9. Industry, pp. 598-604
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 605-611
      11. Communications, pp. 612-615
      12. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 616-622
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      March 1, 1925 Issue = 31 Articles
      1. Harlem, pp. 629-630
      2. Enter the New Negro by Alain Locke, pp. 631-634
      3. The Making of Harlem by James W. Johnson, pp. 635-640
      4. Black Workers and the City by Charles S. Johnson, pp. 641-643
      5. The South Lingers On by Rudolph Fisher, pp. 644-647
      6. The Tropics in New York by W.A. Domingo, pp. 648-650
      7. Harlem Types by Winold Reiss, pp. 651-654
      8. The Black Man Brings His Gifts by W.E.B. DuBois, pp. 655-658
      9. Youth Speaks by A.L., p. 659
      10. Harlem Life by Countee Cullen, p. 660
      11. Lady, Lady by Anne Spencer, p. 661
      12. The Black Finger by Angelina Grimke, p. 661
      13. Poems by Claude McKay, p. 662
      14. Song of the Son by Jean Toomer, pp. 662-663
      15. Poems by Langston Hughes, p. 664
      16. Jazz At Home by J.A. Rogers, pp. 665-667
      17. Negro Art and America by Albert C. Barnes, pp. 668-669
      18. The Negro Digs Up His Past by Arthur A. Schomburg, pp. 670-672
      19. The Art of the Ancestors, p. 673
      20. Heritage by Countee Cullen, pp. 674-676
      21. The Dilemma of Social Pattern by Melville J. Herskovits, pp. 677-678
      22. The Rhythm of Harlem by Konrad Bercovici, p. 679
      23. Color Lines by Walter F. White, pp. 680-681
      24. Harvest of Race Prejudice by Kelly Miller, pp. 682-683
      25. Breaking Through by Eunice Roberta Hunton, p. 684
      26. Portraits of Negro Women by Winold Reiss, pp. 685-688
      27. The Double Task by Elise Johnson McDougald, pp. 689-691
      28. Ambushed in the City by Winthrop D. Lane, pp. 692-694
      29. The Church and the Negro Spirit by George E. Haynes, pp. 695-697
      30. Editorials, pp. 698-701
      31. Books, pp. 702-724
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      March 15, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Parole by George W. Kirchwey, pp. 729-731
      2. Robert Archey Woods by John Graham Brooks, pp. 732-733
      3. Pioneers by Altha Leah Bass, p. 734
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 735-740
      5. Industry, pp. 741-745
      6. Education, pp. 746-750
      7. Health, pp. 751-756
      8. Communities, pp. 757-762
      9. Social Practice, pp. 763-768
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 769-775
      11. Communications, pp. 776-779
      12. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 780-786
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    Issues of Apr.-Jun. 1925 = 6 Issues, 82 Articles
    1. [+]
      April 1, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Rockefellers, Inc.---Internationalists by Arthur Ruhl, pp. 7-14
      2. Hampton, Tuskegee and Points North by Robert R. Moton, pp. 15-18
      3. Cementing the Broken Year by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 19-22
      4. "To Mercy, Pity, Peace and Love---" by Anto Carte, pp. 23-28
      5. If This Be Heresy--- by Harry Emerson Fosdick, p. 29
      6. Bridge Building by Mabel Brown Ellis, pp. 30-31
      7. Social Work Enters the School by Howard W. Nudd, pp. 32-34
      8. Everychild in Philadelphia by Jacob Billikopf, pp. 35-39
      9. Cities, and the Soils They Grow From by Patrick Geddes, pp. 40-44
      10. What Has She Done With It? by Martha Bensley Bruere, pp. 45-47
      11. Letters and Life, pp. 48-49
      12. Editorials, pp. 50-64
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      April 15, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Des Moines Hears the Gospel by McAlister Coleman, pp. 69-70
      2. Going Pro and Con by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 71-72
      3. Its Up to the Doctors Now by M.R., p. 73
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 74-78
      5. Social Practice, pp. 79-84
      6. Health, pp. 85-89
      7. Education, pp. 90-94
      8. Communities, pp. 95-99
      9. Industry, pp. 100-103
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 104-115
      11. Communications, pp. 116-117
      12. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 118-126
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      May 1, 1925 Issue = 20 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Ezra Winter, p. 128
      2. The Regional Community, p. 129
      3. The Fourth Migration by Lewis Mumford, pp. 130-133
      4. Dinosaur Cities by Clarence S. Stein, pp. 134-138
      5. New York Today---and Tomorrow?, p. 139
      6. Boost the Big City! by Art Young, p. 140
      7. Our Stake in Congestion by F.L. Ackerman, pp. 141-142
      8. Coals to Newcastle by Stuart Chase, pp. 143-146
      9. Elements of the Region by Ralph M. Pearson, pp. 147-150
      10. Regions---To Live In by Lewis Mumford, pp. 151-152
      11. The New Exploration by Benton MacKaye, pp. 153-157
      12. Seeing a State Whole by Alfred E. Smith, pp. 158-160
      13. Giant Power---Region Builder by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 161-164
      14. The Road to Good Houses by Henry Wright, pp. 165-168
      15. Garden Cities by C.B. Purdom, pp. 169-171
      16. Can We Have Garden Cities in America? by Alexander M. Bing, pp. 172-173
      17. Two-Generation Communities by J.K. Hart, pp. 174-176
      18. Editorials, pp. 177-179
      19. Letters and Life, pp. 180-203
      20. Social Studies (With Analytical Index), p. 204
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      May 15, 1925 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Boston on the Brink by Robert W. Kelso, pp. 209-212
      2. "By the Artificial Law of Reason" by J.M. Landis, p. 213
      3. Are You There? by W.H. Matthews, pp. 214-215
      4. Bigger and Better Cities by G.S., p. 216
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 217-221
      6. Health, pp. 222-227
      7. Social Practice, pp. 228-232
      8. Communities, pp. 233-238
      9. Education, pp. 239-243
      10. Industry, pp. 244-248
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 249-255
      12. Communications, pp. 256-257
      13. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 258-266
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      June 1, 1925 Issue = 14 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Hendrik Willem Van Loon, p. 270
      2. My Fight with the Ku Klux Klan by Ben B. Lindsey, pp. 271-274
      3. Hull House---A Souvenir by Francis Hackett, pp. 275-280
      4. Untwisting the Wind's Tail by William B. Taylor#2, pp. 281-282
      5. Our Orphaned Asylums by R.R. Reeder, pp. 283-287
      6. The Valley Plan of Civilization by Patrick Geddes, pp. 288-290
      7. What of the Bracero? by Charles A. Thomson, pp. 291-292
      8. When Children Sit In Judgment by Miriam Van Waters, pp. 293-295
      9. California by James Rorty, pp. 296-299
      10. The Negro Sees Himself by Zona Gale, pp. 300-301
      11. The Henry Street Visiting Nurse, p. 302
      12. Can Hospitals Be Humane? by Winfred Rhoades, pp. 303-304
      13. Editorials, pp. 305-306
      14. Letters and Life, pp. 307-328
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      June 15, 1925 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. What Price Safety? by Alice Hamilton, M.D., pp. 333-334
      2. Dynamic for Dreams by Ross W. Sanderson, pp. 335-336
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 337-338
      4. Social Practice, pp. 339-343
      5. Communities, pp. 344-347
      6. Education, pp. 348-352
      7. Health, pp. 353-356
      8. Industry, pp. 357-360
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 361-365
      10. Communications, pp. 366-369
      11. Shoptalk, pp. 370-374
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    Issues of Jul.-Sep. 1925 = 6 Issues, 69 Articles
    1. [+]
      July 1, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by J.J. Lankes, p. 378
      2. The Supreme Court on Educational Freedom by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 379-381
      3. The New England Village by J.J. Lankes, pp. 382-384
      4. A Yankee Renascence by Edward T. Hartman, pp. 385-388
      5. Town Meeting by Frank A. Waugh, p. 389
      6. Pie and E Pluribus by James Phinney Munroe, p. 390
      7. The Lexington of 1925 by W.R. Greeley, pp. 391-392
      8. Petting and the Campus by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 393-395
      9. The Valley in the Town by Patrick Geddes, pp. 396-400
      10. The World Takes Notice of the Child by John Palmer Gavit, p. 401
      11. Editorials, pp. 402-405
      12. Letters and Life, pp. 406-420
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      July 15, 1925 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. The Social Workes in Denver by Paul U. Kellogg, pp. 425-430
      2. Social Work in a Competitive World by W.J. Norton, p. 431
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 431-434
      4. Health, pp. 435-438
      5. Social Practice, pp. 439-443
      6. Communities, pp. 444-447
      7. Industry, pp. 448-452
      8. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 453-461
      9. Social Work Shoptalk, p. 462
      10. Communications, pp. 463-466
    3. [+]
      August 1, 1925 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Harry Wickey, p. 468
      2. Santa Barbara Resurgent by Pearl Chase, pp. 469-472
      3. The Great Obsession by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 473-476
      4. If War Were a Crime by Florence E. Allen, pp. 477-478
      5. After Hours by Harry Wickey, pp. 479-482
      6. Ketchin' Babies by Samuel McCoy, pp. 483-486
      7. Our City of Thought by Patrick Geddes, pp. 487-490
      8. Shall We Have Ballads Again? by Sarah N. Cleghorn, pp. 491-492
      9. The Automobile in the Middle Ages by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 493-497
      10. Editorials, pp. 498-499
      11. Letters and Life, pp. 500-512
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      August 15, 1925 Issue = 10 Articles
      1. Americanizing Husbands by Cecilia Razovsky, pp. 515-516
      2. The Camera Man by Trigant Burrow, p. 517
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 518-519
      4. Industry, pp. 520-522
      5. Health, pp. 523-525
      6. Communities, pp. 526-528
      7. Social Practice, pp. 529-531
      8. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 532-534
      9. Communications, p. 535
      10. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 536-542
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      September 1, 1925 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. Frontispiece by Hendrik Willem Van Loon, p. 546
      2. East of the East, West of the West by Chester H. Rowell, pp. 547-550
      3. The Capital of Psychology by Cornelia Stratton Parker, pp. 551-554
      4. A School Somewhere by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 555-556
      5. Why Schooling Costs So Much by Frederick Burk, pp. 557-560
      6. Here Are Children by Rudolph Schwartz, pp. 561-563
      7. The Blind Alley by Adelaide Nichols, pp. 564-566
      8. Negro Educatoin Bids for Par by Alain Locke, pp. 567-570
      9. The Education of Two Boys by Patrick Geddes, pp. 571-575
      10. "Against the Desert Bare and Dead" by Harry H. Moore, pp. 576-578
      11. The Community Case Record by Walter W. Pettit, p. 579
      12. Editorials, pp. 580-582
      13. Letters and Life, pp. 583-604
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      September 15, 1925 Issue = 13 Articles
      1. The Most Amazing Strike by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 607-608
      2. Reading List: The Question of Coal, p. 609
      3. What Has Britain Bought? by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 610-612
      4. Kansas: Proud But Puzzled by Stuart A. Queen, pp. 613-614
      5. The Common Welfare, pp. 615-616
      6. Health, pp. 617-620
      7. Social Practice, pp. 621-625
      8. Education, pp. 626-628
      9. Communities, pp. 629-634
      10. Industry, p. 635
      11. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 636-641
      12. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 642-643
      13. Communications, pp. 644-650
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    Issues of Oct.-Dec. 1925 = 6 Issues, 75 Articles
    1. [+]
      October 1, 1925 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Christians at the Crossroads by John Stewart Burgess, pp. 7-10
      2. The Yellow Book of Industrial Revolution by Vera Kelsey, pp. 11-15
      3. The Mind of the Anthracite Miners by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 16-19
      4. Portraits of Plain People by George B. Luks, pp. 20-24
      5. Will Denmark Disarm? by Joseph K. Hart, pp. 25-29
      6. Before Six by Mary Ross, pp. 30-33
      7. What the Churches Find As To Prohibition, p. 34
      8. What's To Be Done About It? by F. Ernest Johnson, pp. 35-36
      9. The New House by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 37-40
      10. Letters & Life, pp. 41-44
      11. Editorials, pp. 45-64
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      October 15, 1925 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. Anyway, "Opium" Won by John Palmer Gvit, pp. 67-70
      2. The Jews Bend to a Great Task by Jacob Billikopf, pp. 71-72
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 73-76
      4. Industry, pp. 77-79
      5. Education, pp. 80-82
      6. Communities, pp. 83-86
      7. Social Practice, pp. 87-90
      8. Health, pp. 91-94
      9. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 95-99
      10. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 100-101
      11. Communications, pp. 102-110
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      November 1, 1925 Issue = 18 Articles
      1. The Robust City by Haven Emerson, M.D., pp. 121-124
      2. Health Work Pays by Louis I. Dublin, pp. 125-126
      3. The Fever Chart of Progress by Sir Arthur Newsholme, pp. 127-128
      4. Guardians of Health by Lewis W. Hine, pp. 129-133
      5. In and Out of the Health Workshops by Mary Ross, pp. 134-136
      6. Public, Private---and Both by Homer Folks, pp. 137-138
      7. The TPR of Public Health, p. 139
      8. What Should a City Do? by Ira V. Hiscock, C.P.H., pp. 140-143
      9. The Small City by Philip S. Platt, C.P.H., pp. 144-146
      10. What You Can Do by George T. Palmer, Dr. P.H., p. 147
      11. Where Does Your City Stand? by George T. Palmer, pp. 148-150
      12. The Nurse by Katharine Tucker, pp. 151-152
      13. The Schoolroom by C.E. Turner, p. 153
      14. Fighting Health Officers I Have Met by W.A. Evans, pp. 154-158
      15. Cancer of Ignorance by Chester H. Rowell, pp. 159-161
      16. Letters and Life, pp. 162-165
      17. City Health Administration by C.-E. A. Winslow, p. 166
      18. Editorials, pp. 167-188
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      November 15, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Georgia Speaks Up by Burr Blackburn, pp. 193-194
      2. Julia by Neva R. Deardorff, p. 195
      3. The Common Welfare, pp. 196-200
      4. Social Practice, pp. 201-205
      5. Communities, pp. 206-210
      6. Health, pp. 211-214
      7. Education, pp. 215-217
      8. Industry, pp. 218-219
      9. Social Work Shoptalk, pp. 220-221
      10. Communications, pp. 222-228
      11. Annual Statement, pp. 229-238
      12. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 239-268
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      December 1, 1925 Issue = 11 Articles
      1. A Plea for a Clinical Year in the Course of Theological Study by Richard C. Cabot, M.D., pp. 275-278
      2. Damascus Claims the Attention of Christendom by Edward Mead Earle and Elizabeth MacCallum, pp. 279-281
      3. I.Q. 75 by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge, pp. 282-284
      4. "Untouchable" by Gandhi, p. 285
      5. New Water in Old Skins by H.A. Popley, pp. 286-288
      6. Eyes of the Needles by Robert W. Bruere, pp. 289-290
      7. Smoke of Peace Pipes by Cornelia Stratton Parker, pp. 291-293
      8. Using Prints by Ralph M. Pearson, pp. 294-300
      9. The Indivisible Utility by Mary Austin, pp. 301-306
      10. Editorials, pp. 307-309
      11. Letters and Life, pp. 310-332
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      December 15, 1925 Issue = 12 Articles
      1. Problem: Find Four Walls by Geddes Smith, pp. 337-339
      2. Eighty-three Enforce It, pp. 340-341
      3. Without Benefit of the Office by Adelaide Nichols, pp. 342-343
      4. The Common Welfare, pp. 344-349
      5. Health, pp. 350-354
      6. Communities, pp. 355-360
      7. Social Practice, pp. 361-364
      8. Industry, pp. 365-369
      9. Education, pp. 370-374
      10. Books in Our Alcove, pp. 375-385
      11. Communications, pp. 386-389
      12. Shoptalk, pp. 390-396
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  Issues of 1926 = 24 Issues, 331 Articles
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  Issues of 1927 = 23 Issues, 325 Articles
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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
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  Issues of 1932 = 24 Issues, 407 Articles
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  Issues of 1933 = 12 Issues, 220 Articles
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  Issues of 1934 = 12 Issues, 183 Articles
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  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
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  Issues of 1941 = 12 Issues, 128 Articles
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  Issues of 1942 = 12 Issues, 127 Articles
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  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