Modern Mechanix, May 1934

Modern Mechanix Publishing Co.

  • May 1, 1934
  • 1934
  • 163 pages
  • Magazine

Contents Will the Washington Monument Crash? Seek Lost Gold City Under Los Angeles Crashing Airplanes for the Movies Learn to Play Baseball From Big League Stars All-Metal Dirigible Will Outrun Storms Oddities of Science Daring Rocket Men to Invade Stratosphere Death Rides Rumble Seat of Oil Bomber Army Pilots Scorn Danger to Fly Mail Study Clouds to Forecast Weather Gadgets Net Edison Disciple $3,000,000 What's Wrong With Uncle Sam's Navy? Bodyguards Face Death to End Kidnap Menace Timely Tips for Tuning Up Your Car This Spring Sportsmen's Campfire And many DIY articles. The "What's Wrong With Uncle Sam's Navy" article shows photos of the heavy cruisers Pensacola and Northampton. These two ships were torpedoed in the Battle of Tassafaronga Bay a bit over eight years later. The Northampton sank. Also the battleship, USS Pennsylvania, which was lightly damaged on the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Series
Modern Mechanix, May
Genres
Science and mechanics
Collection
Modern Mechanix
Licence or status
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Teens profiles and older (placed by Invisible Network from what the archive says; archives give no ratings)
Archive
Internet Archive

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