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On sale date as given in the copyright application as listed in the Catalog of Copyright Entries, Periodicals, 1977, page 469, registration number B27015. Copyright renewed by Marvel Comics Group, May 23, 1974, renewal number R683653.
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Photographer credited in table of contents.
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Appears on pages 4 (0.5p) and 5 (0.5p).
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An article about singer Johnny Desmond.
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Editor Goodman announces that the upcoming September issue would, despite a paper shortage, "add many, many additional pages!" She goes on to give a brief bio for incoming editor-in-chief Thea Tyler, stating that Tyler had "designed clothes for America's teen-agers via Paramount Pictures," "was fashion director of many leading department stores," and was "well known for her radio program 'The Magazine of the Air.'"
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Ad for a Miss America brand belt bag.
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An ad for striped clothing.
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Appears on pages 16 (1p), 17 (1p), 65 (0.75p), and 66 (1p).
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An article about camping and summer camps.
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Appears on pages 20 (1p), 21 (1p), and 36 (0.6p).
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Appears on pages 22 (1p), 23 (1p), 54 (0.75p), and 56 (0.5p).
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An article about becoming a dancer by famous dancer and choreographer Jerry Robbins.
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Appears on pages 26 (1p), 56 (0.42p), and 58 (0.8p).
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Subscription offer.
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Appears on pages 37 (1p) and 38 (0.8p).
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A short article advising against over-eating.
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Appears on pages 39 (1p) and 40 (0.89p).
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A group of women are sitting around a table staring at a telephone.
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Appears on pages 41 (1p), 48 (0.33p), and 49 (0.33p).
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Ad for Miss America brand cloth pattern #1075 - "Lovely Lingerie."
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A photo shoot of Hollywood's younger set picnicking in Griffith Park.
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Appears on pages 48 (0.67p) and 60 (0.55p).
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An article about common sense.
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Advice on how to pack for traveling.
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A photo accompanied by the following blurb: "Thea Tyler, Fashion and Merchandise Director of MISS AMERICA, shows Tony Pastor the first annual cup award given to the 'Teentimer Club,' on radio network NBC by MISS AMERICA magazine for 'outstanding teen-age entertainment'. A campaign for racial and religious tolerance is a feature of 'Teentimer Club' which has won widespread national approval. A studio audience of more than 1,000 teen-agers applauded this award to the popular variety program featuring name orchestras and their vocalists."
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Ad for glasses frames.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. Two distressed young women look on as, across a dance floor, another woman is shown surrounded by excited young men.
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An article about wearing perfumes in the summer.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A large girl is smiling as she speaks to her distressed skinny friend.
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A captioned one-panel cartoon. A woman is in a clothing store trying on a hat that has a large feather hanging off of it that sweeps over her eye while a sales attendant stands excitedly behind her.
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Announcing the winner and two runners-up of Miss America's "Are you a double of Diana Lynn?" contest. Winner Ashby Warden of Godfrey, Illinois received a $150 three-month course at the Grace Downs Hollywood Model School in New York, while Diana D. Woodall (Arlington, Virginia) and Marilyn Sample (Flushing, New York) received honorable mentions. Attached was a photo of each girl.
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A short article about liquid stockings.
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