Look Magazine December 31, 1940 featuring Henrietta Clark of South Gate on the cover, illustrating the theme 'How Hitler Fools America' with a striking design against a scenic backdrop.
Contents page of Look Magazine December 31, 1940 detailing articles including feature stories on American life, politics, and sports, providing an overview of the issue's highlights.
Page from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 featuring a feature on family planning titled 'Babies on the Installment Plan' with images of nurses and mothers in a hospital setting.
Page from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 showcasing a profile on Father Cox of Pittsburgh, including images of the priest conducting a service and interacting with the congregation.
Vintage advertisement from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 promoting women's dress-making opportunities, featuring colorful fashion designs and testimonials.
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Look Magazine December 31, 1940 featuring Henrietta Clark of South Gate on the cover, illustrating the theme 'How Hitler Fools America' with a striking design against a scenic backdrop.Contents page of Look Magazine December 31, 1940 detailing articles including feature stories on American life, politics, and sports, providing an overview of the issue's highlights.Page from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 featuring a feature on family planning titled 'Babies on the Installment Plan' with images of nurses and mothers in a hospital setting.Page from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 showcasing a profile on Father Cox of Pittsburgh, including images of the priest conducting a service and interacting with the congregation.Vintage advertisement from Look Magazine December 31, 1940 promoting women's dress-making opportunities, featuring colorful fashion designs and testimonials.

Look Magazine December 31, 1940 Henrietta Clark of South Gale Cover No Label

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Look Magazine – December 31, 1940 – Henrietta Clark of South Gate Cover – No Mailing Label – Good Condition

This December 31, 1940 issue of Look Magazine closes out the year with a striking cover featuring Henrietta Clark of South Gate, California, photographed against the dramatic backdrop of Hawaii’s historic Nuuanu Pali—an iconic cliff overlooking Oahu’s windward coast. This issue is in good condition, free of mailing labels, and comes with a protective plastic covering. Please refer to photos for exact condition.

Issue Highlights:

  • Cover Feature – Glamour Girl 1941: Henrietta Clark is profiled as Look’s pick for "Glamour Girl of 1941," symbolizing the American ideal at the dawn of a new decade (p. 3).

  • Politics & Propaganda:

    • “Nazi Propaganda in America” offers a timely investigation into the efforts to sway American opinion during World War II (p. 12).

    • “What Hitler’s Bombs Are Doing to England” by Eric Sevareid provides an eyewitness account of the Blitz and its toll on British cities (p. 6).

    • A full-page Near East War Map illustrates the broader scope of global conflict (p. 26).

  • American Life & Humor:

    • “Fellow Citizens”, a cartoon feature by Gluyas Williams, brings light satire to everyday American experiences (p. 18).

    • “Louisiana’s Back in the Union” examines the state’s cultural and political reintegration (p. 31).

    • “Father Cox of Pittsburgh” profiles the well-known priest and social reformer (p. 41).

  • Sports & Achievements:

    • Tommy Harmon, celebrated as 1940’s No. 1 All-American football player, is profiled by Henry McLemore (p. 28).

    • Basketball Forecast by Robert A. Cook offers a look at the coming season (p. 46).

  • Movies & Celebrity Life:

    • A preview of The Philadelphia Story, the upcoming romantic comedy starring Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant, and James Stewart (p. 24).

    • A visit with Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Power gives readers a peek into Hollywood domesticity (p. 38).

  • Home & Family:

    • “Babies on the Installment Plan” discusses family planning and the growing use of medical consultation (p. 16).

    • Look goes to dinner with 28 amateur chefs (p. 34) and explores “Cooking for Fun” (p. 37).

  • Interactive Features:

    • Photocrime (p. 2) and Photoquiz (p. 44) continue the magazine’s tradition of reader engagement.

This issue is a vivid time capsule of America on the brink of global involvement in WWII, blending domestic life, sports, politics, and Hollywood glamour.

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