THE NATION: Peace (National Affairs / THE NATION)

THE PRESIDENCY: Party Man's Party (National Affairs / THE PRESIDENCY)

POLITICS: Military Security (National Affairs / POLITICS)

FISCAL: From a Well- Wisher (National Affairs / FISCAL)

LABOR: Peacetime Battle (National Affairs / LABOR)

THE JUDICIARY: Lawyer to the Court (National Affairs / THE JUDICIARY)

NEW YORK: Reform in Manhattan (National Affairs / NEW YORK)

National Affairs: A Little Rain (National Affairs)

THE ADMINISTRATION: Global Gumshoeing (National Affairs / THE ADMINISTRATION)

CALIFORNIA: Get Ready! (National Affairs / CALIFORNIA)

ARMY & NAVY: Happy Birthday (National Affairs / ARMY & NAVY)

National Affairs: Interim Appointment (National Affairs)

National Affairs: How Many? How Big? (National Affairs)

National Affairs: Send Them Home (National Affairs)


ARMAMENTS: The Unmentionable (International / ARMAMENTS)

THE NATIONS: Words & Pistols (International / THE NATIONS)

CONFERENCES: Tough Going (International / CONFERENCES)

ECONOMICS: Delicate Discussions (International / ECONOMICS)

POLICIES & PRINCIPLES: Watch on Tokyo (International / POLICIES & PRINCIPLES)

International: Agent Extraordinary (International)

RUSSIA: Last of the Three (Foreign News / RUSSIA)

Foreign News: A Rope for Haw-Haw (Foreign News)

ITALY: The Ides of Edda (Foreign News / ITALY)

INDIA: Broken Feet (Foreign News / INDIA)

Foreign News: Hyphens & Dashes (Foreign News)

Foreign News: About-Face (Foreign News)

Foreign News: Peacetime Living (Foreign News)

Foreign News: Honorable Regularity (Foreign News)

Foreign News: Hairs Numbered (Foreign News)

Foreign News: Patton & the Devil (Foreign News)

GERMANY: Toward the Razor's Edge? (Foreign News / GERMANY)

GREECE: If We Hold Fast . . . (Foreign News / GREECE)

SPAIN: Evolution (Foreign News / SPAIN)

FRANCE: What Is a Luxury? (Foreign News / FRANCE)

THE HEMISPHERE: The Winds of Freedom (Latin America / THE HEMISPHERE)

BRAZIL: History in the Plotting (Latin America / BRAZIL)

Latin America: Comeback (Latin America)

Latin America: Dictators, Please Note (Latin America)

ARGENTINA: Elect of God (Latin America / ARGENTINA)

Canada: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: Momentous Decision (Canada / EXTERNAL AFFAIRS)

Canada: RATIONING: Double, Double . . . (Canada / RATIONING)

Canada: Haggis (Canada)

Canada: QUEBEC: The Witnesses (Canada / QUEBEC)


Science: Lily

Science: By-Products of the Bomb

Science: Electronic Piper


Medicine: TB Drugs (Medicine)

Medicine: Discovery (Medicine)

Medicine: Heavyweight (Medicine)

Medicine: How to Be Repulsive (Medicine)

Medicine: Bolts & Jolts (Medicine)


The Press: Code for the Japs (The Press)

The Press: The President & the Press (The Press)

The Press: Whose Press Is Free? (Cont'd) (The Press)

The Press: Golden Words from Brass Hats (The Press)

The Press: The Brighter Side (The Press)

The Press: World War II (The Press)


Religion: For the Faithful Only

Religion: Manual of Mysticism

Religion: Sunday School Fiasco

Religion: The Score


Sport: Kick-Off

Sport: Three for Four

AVIATION: A Star Is Born (AVIATION)

HOUSING: Where's the Ceiling? (HOUSING)

Fashions in Cars (RAILROADS)

Reconversion for Santa (TOYS)

AUTOS: White Elephant Rented (AUTOS)

MOVIES: Exit King Log (MOVIES)

ALUMINUM: Oak into Acorns? (ALUMINUM)

The New Man (PERSONNEL)

Facts & Figures, Oct. 1, 1945 (THE ECONOMY)


Education: Incentive

Education: Stuart of Yenching

Education: Mechanical Teacher


Music: C'est Fini (Music)

Music: New Records, Oct. 1, 1945 (Music)

Radio: My Father Came from Italy (Radio)

Radio: Painless News (Radio)

Radio: Idea Man (Radio)

Art: Optimistic Ziggurat (Art)

Art: Why Abstract? (Art)

Art: New Colossus (Art)

The New Pictures, Oct. 1, 1945 (Cinema)

Books: Adventures In Thurberland (Books)

Books: Books, Oct. 1, 1945 (Books)

Books: Courier of Trafalgar (Books)

Books: Rhyming Was His Ruin (Books)

Books: A Matter of Arrangement (Books)


Miscellany, Oct. 1, 1945


Milestones, Oct. 1, 1945


People: Politics


A Letter From The Publisher, Oct. 1, 1945 (A Letter From The Publisher)


Letters, Oct. 1, 1945