1956 | Page 9 of 11 | Harper's Magazine

This article by Edmund G. Love (obituary), published in the March 1956 issue, was subsequently turned into a production by the CBS Radio Workshop (7.3 Mb MP3), a book, and…

The raid on the reservations

by Dorothy Van de Mark,

Twentieth century pastoral

by Fred Lape,

The simple life

Picasso in Vallauris

by Hans Bendix,

Gesell’s children grow up

by Helen W. (Helen Walker) Puner,

[Coming in Harper’s]

by Harper’s Staff,

Beloved friend

by Harper’s Staff,

The right to compete

by William T. Faricy,

Cornerstone of modern transportation regulation

Fit of temper?

by Harper’s Staff,

Why is the conservative voice so hoarse?

by John Fischer,

Letters

by Harper’s Staff,

Untitled

Art by Robert Chesley Osborn,

Battle with a real pipe organ

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

The new recordings

by Harper’s Staff,

Worth looking into . . .

by Edward Tatnall Canby,

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Untitled

The vanishing bray de burro

The new recordings

Worth looking into . . .

Forecast

Books in brief

Unconventional memoirs . . . novels of loyalty, and others . . . the North

Moon mistress

Magic

Dr. Rosenbach

St. Louis wakes itself up

All the guts in the world

Scripture according to G.E.

Boredom catches up with the comrades

Curtain time in Moscow

Subways Are for Sleeping

The raid on the reservations

Twentieth century pastoral

Picasso in Vallauris

Gesell’s children grow up

[Coming in Harper’s]

Beloved friend

The right to compete

Fit of temper?

Why is the conservative voice so hoarse?

Letters

Untitled

Battle with a real pipe organ

The new recordings

Worth looking into . . .

April 1956

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