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1943

January	Selected Articles What holds America back By Joseph H. Spigelman The strange case of Sterling Products By Walton Hale Hamilton Poetry That time of year By Dilys Laing
February	Selected Articles Davis and Goliath: The OWI and its gigantic assignment By Michael Darrock and Joseph P. Dorn When our troops occupy By Benjamin Akzin Fiction “At the subscriber's request” By F. Hugh (Frederick Hugh) Herbert The neutrals By Michael Sayers Poetry Elegy for an engineer By Dilys Laing Is now By Mark Van Doren
March	Selected Articles The people at war: I. Downeasters building ships By John Dos Passos The girls of Elkton, Maryland By Mary Heaton Vorse Poetry Animal kingdom By Elford Caughey
April	Selected Articles Europe after the war By Peter Ferdinand Drucker My favorite assassin By George W. Herald Poetry The bridge By Karl Jay Shapiro Plato's cave By Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
May	Selected Articles [Americans in battle—no. 4:] memorial of the Wasp: By Fletcher Pratt Jack & Heintz—factory or free-for-all? By John Atlee Kouwenhoven
June	Selected Articles France from the inside: A report by the “last man out” By Fernand-Laurent [various] By Frederick Lewis Allen Poetry Somewhere an island By Gilbert Maxwell D.H.L. By Karl Jay Shapiro
July	Selected Articles Those postwar houses? By Bernard Babington Smith What happened to price control? The OPA vs. the inflationary tide By Michael Darrock Fiction The hero By Dan Wickenden Poetry Pastoral By Lynn Riggs
August	Selected Articles The split in our foreign policy By Nathaniel Peffer Inside the good neighbor policy: The strange story of Bolivian tin By Carleton Beals Fiction It's pretty big By Christopher La Farge The captain sleeps By Christopher La Farge Poetry Finish By Nathaniel Burt
September	Selected Articles The factory manager learns the facts of life By A.G. (Avrahm G.) Mezerik Switzerland: Foster mother of cartels By W.V. Archawski Fiction How're things at home? By Christopher La Farge Poetry The grandsons By Thomas Hornsby Ferril The truth By Nathaniel Burt
October	Selected Articles [Americans in battle—no. 7:] submarines Pacific: By Fletcher Pratt The American radio traitors By William L. (William Lawrence) Shirer Fiction Fatigue By Christopher La Farge Megsy By Murray Dyer
November	Selected Articles What it takes to bomb Germany: The kind of men who can do it By Beirne Lay The truth about the Detroit riot By Earl Brown Fiction No news is bad news By Christopher La Farge Poetry Graves: Tobruk By John Pudney Civilian night song By James Boyd
December	Selected Articles Canada swings to the left: The political uprising north of the border By William Henry Chamberlin What about modern art and democracy? With special reference to George Biddle's proposals By Stuart Davis Fiction Herod considers the massacre of the innocents By W.H. (Wystan Hugh) Auden Poetry A sorry world By John Pudney For Johnny By John Pudney