Notes: Martin Goodman, Publisher; Frances Glencott, Editor; Melvin D. Blum, Art Director; Jean Goodman, Supervising Editor; Joyce Reback, Fashion Editor; Annette Blackman, Associate Editor; Gladys Kay, Shopping Editor; Aileen Fogarty, Director of Public Relations; May Mann, Hollywood Representative.

Notes: Tie-in to the Professor Quiz radio program (CBS, 1936-1941; ABC, 1941-1948), including a photo of the host, Dr. Craig Earl.

Notes: Brief notes for Miss America Club members. Includes a photo of actress Peggy Ann Garner (1932-1984), who had just joined the "regular MAC board". She is identified as the star of "Bob, Son of Battle". That film was actually released under the title Thunder in the Valley (Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. ,1947). Mentions chapters with largest numbers of members: Bronx NY (140), Detroit MI (96), Kahuku HI (86), Brooklyn NY (64), and Vicksburg MS (41).

Notes: Features photos of actors Jerome Courtland (b. 1926), [James] Marshall Thompson (1925-1992), Elizabeth Taylor (b. 1932), Roddy McDowall (1928-1998), Mona Freeman (b. 1926), Shirley Temple (b. 1928), Peter Lawford (1923-1984); bandleader Aaron Gonz�lez (1908-1990); and manufacturer Arthur Atwater Kent (1873�1949). One item mentions meeting "blonde seventeen-year-old Marilyn Monroe [1926-1962], a typical, wholesome Miss America ... Is she pretty!!!! She's just been signed by 20th Century-Fox. We presume in another year you'll be hearing a good deal about her."

Notes: Includes a photo (as a filler on page 54) of actor Harry Lewis (b. 1920).

This is romance novelist Kathleen Thompson Norris (1880-1966).

Notes: This is the daughter of actress Hazel Dawn (1891-1988). Includes photos of Roddy McDowall (1928-1998), Ann Blyth (b. 1928), and Farley Granger (b. 1925).

Notes: Interview with cartoonist Milt Gross (1895-1953).

Notes: Features photos of players in the All-American Girls Baseball League (1943-1954), including Audrey Haine of the Ft. Wayne Daisies, Irene Applegren of the Rockford Peaches, Betty Whiting of the Grand Rapids Chicks, and Janet Jacobs of the Racine Belles.

Notes: A 14-year-old girl named Anne writes, "what if you have crushes on girls? Twice now I have liked girls, one was 19 and one was my age ... I don't like to talk to my mother about this ... now can you control yourself?" Mrs. Goodman replies that "Having crushes on girls is merely part of this business of growing up � and is as normal as breathing! ... Do not be ashamed of liking girls ... Shortly, you will find your interests will turn toward boys ..."