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Young America was a magazine published for American schoolchildren. It was founded by Stuart Scheftel, with backing by Marshall Field III, after Scheftel left The New York Times in 1935, Young America (YA) was sold to students in elementary and junior high schools. Each issue was a 12-page tabloid "with plenty of pictures, cartoons, maps, [and] charts. An 18-week subscription cost 25 cents. By September 1940, YA had the fourth-highest circulation for an American publication for children. Its 296,000 circulation trailed American Boy-Youth's Companion, Boys' Life, and Open Road for Boys.