The American Legion Magazine [Volume 99, No. 4 (October 1975)]

They're Flying Old Glory Again: We are seeing more and more of the stars and stripes everywhere from tiny crossroad hamlets to bustling metropolitan areas by Louise Price Bell -- Modern Baseball in Its 100th Year, A Bicentennial Feature: Commissioner Kuhn surveys the condition and appeal of professional and Legion baseball by Bowie Kuhn, Commissioner of Baseball -- Should Government Employees be Allowed to Strike? Two Sides of a National Question: Pro: Rep. William D. Ford (D-MI), Con: Rep. John H. Rousselot (R-CA) -- How to Keep Your Job When All about You Are Losing Theirs: If layoffs are likely in your firm, here are some suggestions you can follow to lessen the chances that you will be one of those let go by Lawrence C. Levy -- Just Off the Highway, Audubon's Old Home Near Valley Forge, PA: Seventh in a series on things to see quickly that aren't far from turnpikes and freeways. Here, adjacent to Valley Forge State Park and just off the Pennsylvania Turnpike is Mill Grove, naturalist James Audubon's first home in America by James S. Swartz -- The American Legion National Convention in Minneapolis: A report in text and photos of The American Legion's 57th National Convention in Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 15-August 21 -- Cover: Homes Flying Flags on S.E. 18th St. in Portland, Ore. Esther Henderson Photo from Louise Price Bell -- Personal -- Legion Shopper -- Dateline Washington -- Parting Shots