The American Legion Monthly [Volume 16, No. 1 (January 1934)]

Cover Design: The Return to the Prairie Home by Harvey Dunn -- Who Was This Soldier Chief? by Frank B. Linderman -- On Les Aura!: The Story of a Historic Battle Cry Narrated by Its Author by Marshal Philippe Petain -- Happy New Year by Leonard H. Nason, Illustrations by Herbert Morton Stoops -- History Under Our Eyes: The Story of Eight Vivid Months in the Chronicle of America by Marquis James, Drawing by Forrest C. Crooks -- You're the Boss by Arthur Van Vlissingen, Jr., Illustration by L.R. Gustavson -- If We're Ready to Fight, We Won't Have To by E.A. Hayes, National Commander, Cartoon by John Cassel -- Charting the Course for 1934: The National Executive Committee has set as the main legislative objectives for 1934, the enactment of the Four-Point Program on Rehabilitation, the fulfillment of the Chicago convention's program on National Defense and the adoption of a Universal Draft Act by Frank E. Samuel, National Adjutant -- What You Should Know About Wine by Louis H.F. Mouquin -- Out of the Lincoln Country by Philip Von Blon -- Cheese It the Cops by Richard Matthews Hallet, Illustrations by Lowell L. Balcom -- The First Americans by Charles Phelps Cushing -- Orders Is Orders by Wallgren -- Four Square for the Four Point Plan by John Thomas Taylor -- Sailing, Sailing over the Lincoln Highway -- This Is Station GOB Broadcasting by John J. Noll -- Do We Talk Too Much About 1918? by J.G. Harbord -- The Voice of the Legion: Membership and Service Are the Keynotes of the Messages of Legion Publications in Various Parts of the Nation