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Frank Ridgeway
November 3, 1956
Tony Barlow
September 29, 1956
Pete Wyma
June 14, 1958
Frank Ridgeway
May 4, 1957
Fred Levinson
April 28, 1956
Bob Barnes
March 30, 1957
Scott Taber
February 8, 1958
Gus Lundberg
December 8, 1956
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The Saturday Evening Post, in keeping with the hardest of times; always has a jovial dash of satire to keep us grounded. 200 years of war, disease, and political unrest- just another day at the office. Thanks for reminding us we still have 4th of July, freedom, the pursuit of happiness, apple pie and sports.
Happy Bicentennial!
I agree Edwin, even though it’s after 8:40 in the evening. My favorite one here is #1. Poor Stanley’s REALLY shocked! Next would be #6. I can’t imagine (for even then) having an open trunk full of cash, and my wife bringing an additional 2 suitcases full into the house.
How about #2 with the flight attendants carrying the 2 slot machines? Instead of a casual remark, today’s violent, infantile airline passengers would be hitting, cussing at them and each other. Sadly I can’t say “just kidding.”
These cartoonists are the best and I love all their cartoons. Always a great fun way to start the day. I look forward to seeing the cartoons each day and getting a laugh to get the day going the right way.