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Edition: U.S.
Vol. XLVII No. 18
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NATION
THE NATION: The Voice of Reuben (National Affairs / THE NATION)

THE PEOPLE: Scofflaws (National Affairs / THE PEOPLE)

THE PRESIDENCY: Rest (National Affairs / THE PRESIDENCY)

LABOR: Easy Does It (National Affairs / LABOR)

THE CONGRESS: At Last! (National Affairs / THE CONGRESS)

FOOD: Butch Goes West (National Affairs / FOOD)

RADICALS: The Student (National Affairs / RADICALS)

POLITICAL NOTES: Star of Albany (National Affairs / POLITICAL NOTES)

THE PHILIPPINES: New President (National Affairs / THE PHILIPPINES)

ARMY & NAVY: Odious & Disgusting (National Affairs / ARMY & NAVY)

CRIME: Buttermilk Bluebeard (National Affairs / CRIME)

ILLINOIS: Two Flyers (National Affairs / ILLINOIS)

NEW YORK: Brooklyn Justice (National Affairs / NEW YORK)


WORLD
PLAIN PEOPLE: Quiet (International / PLAIN PEOPLE)

WAR CRIMES: True Story (International / WAR CRIMES)

THE NATIONS: The Path of Peace (International / THE NATIONS)

U.N.: Everybody Wins (International / U.N.)

REFUGEES: Exodus (International / REFUGEES)

FOREIGN N EWS,EUROPE: Papa Duclos Spanks Again (Foreign News / FOREIGN N EWS,EUROPE)

ITALY: End of a Line? (Foreign News / ITALY)

FRANCE: Threshold of Power? (Foreign News / FRANCE)

GERMANY: A Policy for Germany (Foreign News / GERMANY)

GREAT BRITAIN: Echo (Foreign News / GREAT BRITAIN)

JAPAN: Reno under the Mulberries (Foreign News / JAPAN)

MALAYA: The Unwinding (Foreign News / MALAYA)

CHINA: Sliding Scale (Foreign News / CHINA)

ARGENTINA: Assistant Dictator (Latin America / ARGENTINA)

COLOMBIA: Three in a Match (Latin America / COLOMBIA)

Canada: EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: Listen, London (Canada / EXTERNAL AFFAIRS)

Canada: THE DOMINION: Sitting on the Lid (Canada / THE DOMINION)


SCIENCE
Science: Rumor Scotched (Rumor Scotched)

Science: Atomic Symbol (Atomic Symbol)


HEALTH & MEDICINE
Medicine, May 6, 1946 (Medicine / Only the Beginning)

Medicine: The Old Blood Stream (Medicine / The Old Blood Stream)

Medicine: O Mattress Mine (Medicine / O Mattress Mine)


PRESS
The Press: The Colonel's Caucus (The Press / The Colonel's Caucus)

The Press: Fitz (The Press / Fife)

The Press: Empty Hostel (The Press / Empty Hostel)

The Press: Them Were the Days (The Press / Them Were the Days)


RELIGION
Religion: Converter on Wax (Converter on Wax)

Religion: Mental Fight (Mental Fight)


SPORT
Sport: Lady's Day in Louisville (Lady's Day in Louisville)

Sport: No Hits, No Runs, One Heir (No Hits, No Runs, One Heir)

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BUSINESS
EARNINGS: The Red & the Black (Business & Finance / EARNINGS)

PRODUCTION: Crunch--and Crisis (Business & Finance / PRODUCTION)

MANAGEMENT: Employers Are Guilty (Business & Finance / MANAGEMENT)

HIGH FINANCE: The Saga of Serge (Business & Finance / HIGH FINANCE)

PERSONNEL: Up the Ladder (Business & Finance / PERSONNEL)

AVIATION: Flying Wing (Business & Finance / AVIATION)

FISCAL: The Wind Changes (Business & Finance / FISCAL)

GOVERNMENT: Box Score (Business & Finance / GOVERNMENT)


EDUCATION
Education Should be Expensive (Education Should Be Expensive)

Here! ("Here!")

We Don't Try to Be Different ("We Don't Try to Be Different")

EDUCATION: Damnable Doctrine (Damnable Doctrine)


ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
French Sinatra (Music / French Sinatra)

Music, May 6, 1946 (Music / Pub-Crawling Evangelists)

Memories of Mahler (Music / Memories of Mahler)

American Expressionist (Art / American Expressionist)

German Seeker (Art / German Seeker)

Underground Art (Art / Underground Art)

Lillie in Shreds (The Theater / Lillie in Shreds)

Broadway: Angel Pavement (The Theater / Broadway: Angel Pavement)

Color v. Black & White (Radio / Color Y. Black & White)

John Brown in Britain (Radio / John Brown in Britain)

The New Pictures, May 6, 1946 (Cinema / The New Pictures,CURRENT & CHOICE)

Backstage with Butcher (Books / Backstage with Butcher)

Snakes & Ladies (Books / Snakes & Ladies)

Hoppety & Hideous (Books / Hoppety & Hideous)

A Private Matter (Books / A Private Matter)

Forty-Eight Hours (Books / Forty-Eight Hours)


MISCELLANY
Miscellany, May 6, 1946


MILESTONES
Milestones, May 6, 1946


PEOPLE
People: People, May 6, 1946


TO OUR READERS
A Letter From The Publisher, May 6, 1946 (A Letter From The Publisher)


LETTERS
Letters, May 6, 1946


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