Life Magazine, September 3, 1956 - Segregation's history, slave auction

Original Life Magazine from September 3, 1956 - Segregation's history, slave auction

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Some of the contents in this issue

Beginning in this issue - Segregation. Part I, How the Negro Came to Slavery in America, many color photos and paintings, including foldout of slaves captured in West Africa. Photographer Wallace Litwin records hatching of an ostrich chick at reserve in Florida. Republican convention, 14 pages. LaMarca kidnapper of Weinberger infant is captured.Two page color General electric portable television ad, it's teal and white and looks like an iMac! Cataract surgery and a plastic lens for a cocker spaniel. Full page color Friskies dog food ad with painting by Douglass Crockwell of kids looking at beagle puppies in pet shop window. Newspaperman Louis B. Seltzer tells of his boyhood. Skirt hemline upheaval, just a little. Lew Hoad's bid for a rare grand slam in tennis. Novice water skiers at Camp Strongheart in Wisconsin, Bill Strauss, John Stein, David Stori, Philip Wise Jr. Full page Vitalis Hair Tonic ad, avoid "musk-ox hair"

Table of Contents

History of a hatching	8
Incubation, Ostriches
Rousing rally for Ike and Dick	14
Republican national conventions
Cringing kidnaper who left his helpless victim to perish: Weinberger case	30
Angelo John LAMARCA, Kidnapping
Ike, Adlai and American ardor	32
Dwight David Eisenhower; 1890-1969, Adlai Ewing Stevenson; 1900-1965
New Republican harmony	32
Republican Party (U.S.)
Land slaves called home	46
Ashanti (African people), Ghana
Onset of abolitionism	58
Abolitionists, Blacks (Southern States)
Hint of hemline upheaval	67
Fashion
Bath for a god: Buddhist carving cleaned	73
Art (Conservation and restoration)
Easy-does-it tennis champ	75
Lewis HOAD, Tennis
Blind dog gets a plastic lens	37
Eye (Surgery, Animals), Veterinary surgery
How the Negro came to slavery in America	44
Slave trade, Blacks, Slavery
Background of segregation	44
Robert F. WALLACE
Editor's hard and happy boyhood	80

Skittish day for skiing novices	99
Water skiing

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