Kresensky Poems Reach for Nostalgia and More
A review of Raymond Kresensky’s Selected Poems notes his Iowa roots and universal themes in Autumn Rain Homesick and Forgiveness. It covers his late-career shift, regional perception, and a New York showing by Jane Wilson praised for its refined, Parisian-influenced style. Also mentioned are Concordia Teachers choir at Coe auditorium and Wilson’s art career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kresensky
Algona
Coe Donald Key College
Bellevue
Mildred Allen
Golden Quill Press
Kresensky
Iowa
Midwest
New York
Jane Wilson
University of Iowa
Oskaloosa
Miss Wilson
John Gruenberg
SUI
Hansa Gallery
Art News Magazine
Delacroix
Long Island
Arts Magazine
Concordia Teachers College
River Forest
Coe Auditorium
Victor Hildner
New Fiction Additions At C R Library This Month
The public library expands its fiction section with many new titles including Pitchman by Moore Caleb Pettingil U S N by Eliot Son of Dust by Prescott Never the Same Again by Tesch Kansas Trail a western by Gilen Lancet by Rogers Remembrance Way by Rehder Doves of Venus by Manning Heike Story by Yoshikawa Mirage by McKenney Big Nickelodeon by Wolff Strangers in the Universe by Simak And the Rain My Drink by Han Setting Sun by Dazai Our Valiant Few by Mason Marjorie Rawlings Reader by Bigham Looking-Glass Conference by Blunden Jameson Girls by Hilliard I Libertine by Ewing Written on Water by Baum Whole Weyard by Saroyan To Live Forever by Vance Liza Bowe by Barker Rebecca's Pride by Douglass Rose for Marianne by Giles Small Pond by Goepp Last of the Wine by Renault Chip on My Shoulder by North Fountain Overflows by West Good Deeds Must Be Punished by Shulman Bitter Honeymoon by Moravia Human Angle by Tenn and Warm Wind West Wind by Matthew.
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Public Library
McKenney
Nickelodeon
Wolff
Simak
Han
Dazai
Mason
Marjorie Rawlings
Bigham
Blunden
Hilliard
Ewing
Baum
Saroyan
Vance
Liza Bowe
Barker
Rebecca
Douglass
Marianne
Giles
Goepp
Renault
North
West
Shulman
Moravia
Tenn
Matthew
Man Who Should Know Praises Teen-Agers
Everett R. Irwin reports John M. Stalnaker, president of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation, argues today’s teenagers are wonderful and ready for responsibility. He notes merit screens 220,000 youths in 1956-57, aided 556 last year, about 700 this year, and urges public focus on well behaved, capable students rather than misbehavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John M. Stalnaker
Stalnaker
Pueblo Police Shortwave Shock Over Loose Female Taken
AP report from Pueblo Colorado notes a police scanner message directing Car 13 to pick up a loose female at Fifth and Grand. The dog catcher drives Car 13, highlighting a jarring misallocation of duties between animal control and police on the channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Grand
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Kre- Sensky
C.R. Library
Everett R. Irwin
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Dial Empire
Mary Miles
Hiellman
No. C.O.D
H. D. Lee
Newman's
Newman
Belding Corticelli
Junior Fashion Center
Reputal
Sue
Valentine
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