Description
Explore the rich history of America through the Life Magazine March 17, 1961 issue featuring Shelia Finn: Irish in America. This remarkable vintage magazine is not just a publication; it's a window into the cultural identity and contributions of the Irish community in the United States during the 1960s.
This particular issue captures the essence of the 1960s, highlighting significant social movements and events that shaped the era. As you read through this collectible magazine, you'll find an engaging portrayal of the triumphs and challenges faced by the Irish in America, making it an invaluable piece for history enthusiasts and collectors alike.
Key features of this vintage magazine include:
- In-Depth Articles: Features include discussions on the Peace Corps, a critical look at events around the world, and a focus on American culture, capturing the spirit of the time.
- Cultural Insights: Learn about the heroic stories of resilience and pride from the Irish-American community, detailed in articles by esteemed writers.
This Life magazine is in excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, making it a fantastic addition to your collection of vintage magazines. Cherished by collectors, this issue not only represents a significant cultural moment but also serves as a collectible piece filled with nostalgia and historical importance.
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Discover the allure of the past with this vintage issue of Life magazine, and add it to your unique collection today!
Pg… 24 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Speaking of Pictures: Old Scene Alive Today
Pg… 26 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors
Pg… 34 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Peace Corps Takes Fire in College: Bold New Plan Stirs Debate, Dedication, and Doubt
Pg… 42 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: A Look at the World's Week
Pg… 44 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Holy Lock's Unholy Row: Pacifists Don’t Like U.S. Base, but Scots Do
Pg… 46 EDITORIALS: School Aid and Religion
Pg… 46 EDITORIALS: Two Heroes of Reason
Pg… 49 THE WEEK'S EVENTS: Where Did They Get Cash to Live It Up? From an American Thriller, a Blueprint for French Kidnapping, and a Detective Story Solution
Pg… 55 ARTICLE: The President's Voracious Reading Habits: He Eats Up News, Books, at 1,200 Words a Minute. By Hugh Sidey
Pg… 65 MOVIES: Cinderella of the South Seas: In Mutiny on the Bounty, a Beautiful New Star from Tahiti
Pg… 73 MEDICINE: Stand-In for Man Under Dangerous Rays: Irradiated Dummies Help Researchers Improve Cancer Theory
Pg… 82 PICTORIAL ESSAYS: The Civil War: Part VI of LIFE's Series. "The Great Single Event of Our History" Lives on in Pain and Pageant—and Unity. Including an Article by Robert Penn Warren
Pg… 103 ANIMALS: London Debut for Polar Bear Twins
Pg… 107 ENTERTAINMENT: The Comic Triumphs of Bob Hope and Lucille Ball
Pg… 113 PICTORIAL ESSAYS: First of Two Installments on the Irish in America: How an Articulate, Good-Looking People Have Gained Acceptance in the U.S. Including an Article on the Triumph of Pride and Spirit by Joe McCarthy
Pg… 135 SPORTS: Honorable Visiting Team: Japanese Baseball Team Works Out with the Dodgers
Pg… 141 SOCIOLOGY: Warm Memories of Hull-House: Chicago Landmark Founded by Jane Addams Faces a Move
Pg… 149 ART: The First Family's Art Adviser: William Walton
Pg… 153 PARTY: Ernie Ford Goes Back to Tennessee
Pg… 156 OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Miscellany: Nuts to Modern Education (6-year-old Joseph Ennis with a squirrel on his shoulder. Joseph is a student at Adrian, Michigan Madison Elementary School)
