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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1957
Page
32
The fragment recalls Fowler’s fictional misfires and notes Margaret Nicolson’s forthcoming dictionary about Fowler. Nicolson, once head ofOxford University Press publishing, works with Macmillan now and studies grammar obsessions and officialese in prose.
David Low reflects on 35 years as a cartoonist for London newspapers starting in his native Dunedin New Zealand. He recounts his early life and career leading to his reputation in satire and political cartoons.
The issue features poems by Michael Benedict Carol Christopher Drake B Romney J M Rosenberg Richard Weisensel and James Wright along with Alan Swallow Kenneth Pitchford reviews and translations. Barbara Romney argues for poet as craftsman urging discipline amid public critique of Ciardi and Lindbergh.
Mystery novel about Tony Chisholm and Gudrun discovering a peat bog corpse linked to Mungo Wishart. Chisholm, an intelligence officer, confronts past hatred in Shetland and a war era murder puzzle spanning Faroe Islands and Korea. A reviewer notes the book's re read value and lingering guilt.
Book review of Henriette Roosenburg memoir detailing four political prisoners' escape from Waldheim in WWII. They flee toward the Elbe, drift toward Hamburg, face Russian checkpoints and internment, and rely on ingenuity to reach Allied lines. Reviewer Bob Horney praises the true account as one of the war era’s best.
Don Whitehead’s The FBI Story surveys the bureau from Roosevelt era roots to Hoover era. The review notes the book blends history and Hoover biography, praising clarity and the FBI’s claimed independence from politics despite criticism.
Book review praises Fred Allen memoir Much Ado About Me as warm and entertaining. It chronicles his Boston upbringing, vaudeville years, and radio heyday with keen observation and vivid anecdotal memory, noting his distinctive New Yorker style and sharp humor.
A list of fiction and nonfiction titles including The Scapegoat by Daphne du Maurier, Peyton Place by Grace Metalious, The Blue Camellia by Frances Parkinson Keyes, Compulsion by Meyer Levin, The Philadelphian by Richard Powell, FBI Story by Don White, The Nun's Story by Kathryn Hulme, This HalLOWED Ground by Bruce Catton, The Bridge at Andau by James Michener, and Men to Match My Mountains by Irving Stone.
The High Point Public Library adds numerous novels including The Naked Sun by Isaac Asimov Home Before Dark by Eileen Kee Proving Flight by David Tyler The Legacy by Sybille Bedford The Tiger Among Us by Leigh Brackett A Little More Time by David Chandler The Threshing Floor by Joseph Some Must Watch by Edwin Daly The Distant Music by Harold Davis For Every Favour by Ruby Ferguson Wanderer Upon Earth by Jack Finegan Twilight for the Gods by Ernest Gann The Case of the Lucky Lose by Erle Stanley Gardner A Moment of Warmth by Francis Irby Gwaltney Off Limits by Hans Habe Bitter Victory and The Enormous Shadow by Robert Harling The Last One by Dion Henderson Able Company by Douglas Hoblands Blue Camellia by Frances Partinson Keyes The Green Kingdom by Rachel Sete Tokyo by J P Maxquand All the Kingdoms of Earth by Morris
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