World War II/History/Advertising from The Personal Navigator

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover shows small boy, Jackie Shea, Hero's son. Story of letter boy received from his father, Commander John Shea, before he went down in USS Wasp. Great American Poet's Message to Civilians by Edna St. Vincent Millay. Oxydol wartime ad. A Lady Comes to Hollywood--description fits Ingrid Bergman.… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Democracy Sweeps Forward… by Donald Culross Peattie. Curtiss Candy Co. wartime adv. Pacquins Hand Cream war adv. Who Rules Congress? By Sen. Harry F. Byrd of VA. Heinz 57 wartime adv. Sunday magazine supplement, edges frayed, fair. . Catalogs: World War II/History/Advertising.

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows woman ""manning"" one of hundreds of U.S. busses and streetcars in wartime. Are You a Sturdy Oak? Win the War editorial by Sewell Peaslee Wright. Mexico Marches-- a shock to Hitler. Sunsweet Prunes wartime adv. Meet Miss 1943--the shirtwaist girl. Sunday magazine supplement, good.… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover shows Airman machine gunner preparing his weapon. Ten Years, since Hitler came to power, by Sumner Welles. Yank vs. Japs wartime fiction.Oxydol and Duz wartime ads. How Not to be a Droop--wartime work make you weary? Sunday magazine supplement, good. . Catalogs: World War II/History/Advertising.

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1941. 28 x 42 cm. Issue appeared on day Pearl Harbor was attacked; Mission to Martinique, War fiction, by Pat Frank; Jokes to Beat Hitler--how British are warring with wisecracks that make Nazi leaders squirm. Fighting at 50 Below Zero--American Soldier's job if war hits the Arctic. Sunday magazine supplement, edges frayed, fair.… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows Coast Guard officer on bridge of ship, with message: ""Binoculars, please!"" The Navy needs your binoculars. What Price Comforts--let's pass up luxuries and get down to essentials for the duration, by Channing Pollock. They Fly Everywhere--about ATC fliers. Wartime Duz Does Everything ad. Sunday… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows Major R.T. Crane, looking at charts, preparing to hunt U-Boats off the East Coast. Cashmere Bouquet war ad. Peril on the Bottom-- Navy diver goes down to search for secrets in sunken enemy U-Boat. No War Whoops, But.. American Indians fighting for the U.S. Sunday… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover art shows young woman nurse's aide. Your Train is Late? Don't gripe about wartime delays, writes Louis Adamic. Rationing? Let's Ask England. Does the expanding U.S. rationing program scare you? Look at England. Actress by Accident--Geraldine Fitzgerald. Sunday magazine supplement, good. . Catalogs: World War II/History/Advertising.

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows woman planning Victory Garden. War in Your Back Yard -- by David Burpee. A Tough Guy Holds Alaska--Japs are up against General Buckner in our northern territory. Heinz 57 wartime ad.Wildroot Cream-Oil-- can your scalp pass the fingernail test? Sunday magazine supplement, good. . Catalogs:… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows Army Air Corps fighters flying in formation with American flag (48 stars) flying in foreground. Flag Day, 1943. 'don't Kid Yourself!"" by Channing Pollock. Libby's foods wartime ad. Teel protects teeth beautifully! Wartime ad. Australian picnic--what do our men eat down under? Sunday magazine supplement,… Read more about this item

Boston, MA: United Newspapers Magazine Corporation, 1943. 27 x 35 cm. Cover photo shows farm-bred boy driving tractor. On the Food Front--Crisis in food. How Big is Your World? By Louise Redfield Peattie. Mother Roper, 70, finds lost seamen. ""Major Disaster"" was Sir Cedric Hardwicke's nickname. Wartime Beauty Tips by Sylvia Blythe. Scotch Tape wartime ad. Sunday magazine… Read more about this item