FACTS - The Magazine of Essential Reading, September 1944 issue, volume V no. 3. Published by Recorder Publishing Co., Chicago and printed in the U.S.A. Leonard Meites, editor. The digest sized magazine measures 7 3/4" x 5 1/2" (197mm x 140mm). 128 printed pages.

Cover photo: aircraft on the deck of a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier during World War 2. 

Facts was a monthly magazine, and during World War II its articles focused heavily on wartime events, politics, science, history, lifestyle, and odd facts.

This issue contains 36 articles, highlights include:

• "Will Elections Be Late"
• "D-Day Jitters"
• "Inside Japan Today"
• "Words by Hammerstein"
• "Why Husbands Get Gray Quick"
• "Europe After The [German] Terror"
• "Greatest Bomber In The World"
• "Presidential Campaign - 1944"
• "Yankee Ingenuity, Unlimited"
• "Master of the Blitz"
• "Test Tube Furs"
• "Charwomen of the Seas"
• "Political Platters In Congress"
• "Keeping Up With The Army"
• "Educational Revolt At Chicago"
• Book (Excerpt) Feature: "Many Happy Days I've Squandered" by Arthur Loveridge
• ...and 20 other articles

Condition: The magazine is in overall VG- (very good minus) condition.  The front cover has a crease on the bottom right corner and some light wear around the edges.  There is a small barely noticeable 1/8" circular hole on the bottom right corner of the front cover and pages 1-3.  The colors on the back cover have some fading. The interior pages have some yellowing from age but no writing or creases.   (see photo below).