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February/March 1985

13 years ago By admin

Volume

36

Issue

2

True Insight Epidemic Epidemic Three Cheers for Juries Booz? O.K.! Holmes on Anesthesia Well-Deserved Honors A Fearful Plagiarism Our Pleasure

Stories published from "February/March 1985"

Annals Of Social Work

Authored by: Deborah O’keefe

They were called “friendly visitors” and they indeed visited, but could they really be considered friendly?

Our Neighbor Mark Twain

Authored by: Coley Taylor

The years the famous writer spent in their town were magic to a young boy and his sister.

What Happened Off Devon

Authored by: Oliver E. Allen

On the eve of the Normandy invasion, a training mission in the English Channel came apart in fire and horror. For years, the grim story was suppressed.

Past Masters

Authored by: Rebecca Martin

Israel Sack made a fortune by seeing early the craft in fine old American furniture

When Newsreels Stood Still

Authored by: James Card

A little-known ancestor of the nightly news comes to light

Working For The Union

Authored by: William Serrin

At a time of crisis for American labor, an organizer looks back on the turbulent fifty-year career that brought him from the shop floor to the presidency of the United Automobile Workers.

When Oliver Jensen Was Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, And Reverent

Authored by: Oliver Jensen

A memoir of Boy Scouting in the youthful days of the movement

The Battle of Athens

Authored by: Lones Seiber

The GIs came home to find that a political machine had taken over their Tennessee county. What they did about it astounded the nation.

Robert Ingersoll The Illustrious Infidel

Authored by: Lynne Cheney

He built a career and a fortune out of shocking his fellow Americans

Christopher Blossom & The Marine Tradition

Authored by: Robert Uhl

A young artist takes on a venerable genre

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