June 1946

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Last Rites at Dardanella
John Linnehan
Tennis Temperament
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
The Tractor Revolution
James H. Street
Green River Train
Vincent Mchugh
Mr. Dooley and the Same Old World
John V. Kelleher
Trotsky Versus Stalin
Frederick L. Schuman
Think First of Green
Helen Bevington
Logan Pearsall Smith
Cyril Connolly
Ships and Poets: A Farrago
Robert Hillyer
This Month
The Fairly Merry Widow
Edwin O’Connor
Sea Gulls
Barbara True
Vicuña
Harmon A. Harris
A Patron for Pater
David Mccord
Musical Glasses
Carl Anthon
True Story
John Holmes
Morning After the Lost Weekend
Gordon Kahn
Lovely Is the World
Julia Mcgrane
Offstage
Russell Maloney
Tad Sale
Frederick Packard
Bitter Almonds
Newman Levy
Latin America
Song of the Phoenix
Rachel Felicity Benét
The Peripatetic Reviewer
Edward Weeks
Eisenhower, Bradley, and Montgomery
Edward Mead Earle
The Bewildered Historian
Richard E. Danielson
Earth Could Be Fair
James H. Powers
General George S. Patton, Jr., Man Under Mars
Sherman Miles
Uneasy Money
Arthur Moore
Brady's Bend and Other Ballads
Robert Hillyer
Leo Tolstoy: The Later Years
Ernest J. Simmons
Berlin
The Atlantic Report on the World Today: Washington
The Far East
Houses for Veterans--No Cash Down
Brendon Shea
Below the Tide of War
John Buxton
The Salmon Rise
Jack Russell
"So Long Mr. Roberts"
Thomas Heggen
You Can't Eat Democracy
David L. Cohn
King of Daring
Guy Nunn

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