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Miss America v2 1

Atlas Tales

PublishedJanuary 1944 – November 1958
Issue Numbers1 – 93
Total Issues126
Issue Information
Cover Date
April 1945
Indicia Frequency
monthly
Indicia Publisher
Miss America Publishing Corp.
 
Cover Credits
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Stories

Notes: Jean Goodman states that the magazine received thousands of readers' letters responding to the question she posed to them in her earlier "Hello Girls" column (in v1 #5). Their answer: they *did* wish to see the Miss America (the superhero) feature discontinued. Characters: Hello, Girls
Notes: Appears on pages 4 (1p), 5 (1p), 65 (0.88), and 66 (1p).
Notes: An article discussing whether or not women and girls should continue working their jobs once all the men return from the war. Appears on pages 6 (1p), 7 (1p), and 63 (0.44p).
Notes: Tips for hosting a party. Appears on pages 8 (1p), 9 (1p), and 52 (0.88p).
Notes: Ad for bright, cheery clothes.
Notes: Designer Hattie Carnegie's advice for those interested in getting into the field of clothing design. Appears on pages 12 (1p), 13 (1p), and 62 (0.33p).
Notes: Appears on pages 14 (1p) and 26 (0.67p).
Notes: Appears on pages 15 (1p) and 51 (0.5p). Characters: Diana Lynn (photo); Robert Walker (photo); Vivian Blaine (photo); Dick Crane (photo); Jeanne Crain (photo); Dean Harens (photo); Bonita Granville (photo)
Notes: Appears on pages 16 (1p) and 40 (0.75p).
Notes: Ad for Miss America sewing patterns.
Notes: Letters from: Mary Phillips (Los Angeles, California), Lourice Peters (Ashtabula, Ohio), Mary A. Greene (Great Neck, New York), Peggy Ahern (Jamaica, New York), Mary Jane Toutteney (McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania), Rena Schmidt (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Mary Eilers (Brunswick, Ohio), and Rachel Osborne (Boring, Oregon). Appears on pages 18 (1p) and 62 (0.33p). Characters: Miss America Speaks
Notes: Characters: Mary Walker; Mickey Walker; Stanley Walker
Notes: Appears on pages 27 (1p) and 60 (0.33p). Characters: Tricky Tests for Teens
Notes: Appears on pages 28 (1p), 29 (1p), and 36 (0.67p). Page 29's "continued on..." note erroneously says page 40.
Notes: Characters: Danny
Notes: A short filler article telling readers to always be themselves.
Notes: Appears on pages 37 (1p) and 55 (0.16p).
Notes: Appears on pages 38 (1p), 39 (1p), and 59 (0.67p). Characters: Dear Betty Ann
Notes: A captioned one-panel cartoon. A young woman covered in soap bubbles is floating above her bath tub. In front of the tub is a box that reads "Air Foam Bubble Bath." Appears on page 40 alongside the unrelated "Be Poised for Charm" text feature.
Notes: Ad for Miss America cloth patterns.
Notes: Appears on pages 42 (1p), 43 (1p), 55 (0.67p), and 60 (0.9p).
Notes: Characters: Bing Crosby (photo); Hal McIntyre (photo); Stephen Richards (photo)
Notes: A photo profile of actress Ann Blyth. Characters: Ann Blyth (photos)
Notes: A captioned one-panel cartoon. A young woman wearing devil horns and a dark cloak above her normal clothes stirs a mixing spoon in a bowl while reading from a cook book. An older man and woman look on from behind her. Appears on page 61 alongside the unrelated "Sweet Sixteen Cinderella" text feature.
Notes: A captioned one-panel cartoon. A young woman has brought a grass skirt up to a sales clerk at a counter. Atop the counter is a sign that reads "Costumes for Rent." Appears on page 62 alongside the unrelated "So You Want to Be a Designer" text feature.

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Issue Overview

Miss America #v2 1 was published by Miss America Publishing Corp. in April 1945. It is part of Miss America, a fashion-focused series that began in 1944.

Atlas Tales indexes 27 stories for this issue, including "Miss America Contents." Indexed story credits include Jean Goodman and Maxine Shore, among others.