Sothebys Book Auctions Reveal Global Trade For Treasured Volumes
Sothebys London, a leading book and art auction house, earns US material for resale and sells it back in the US. Anthony Hobson, a firm director, notes rising prices and specialized tastes, with notable sales from Ashburnham Place and Shaw inscriptions.
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W. G. Rogers
Associated Press
New York
Sotheby’s
London
United States
Doctors Call the Doctor by E. 8. Turner
Turner analyzes British medical practice from the Middle Ages to the Welfare State with humor and sharp anecdotes. He contrasts bedside care with distant doctors and sketches quirky cures and grim treatments, showing medicine’s rise from ignorant art to cautious science.
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Turner
St. Martin's Press
Chaucer
Britain
Camera dealers view new gear at Philadelphia convention
An international display of cameras and gear showcased prototypes and soon to be released models at the Philadelphia Convention Hall trade show. Highlights included Kodak High Speed Ektachrome film, GE AG 1 flash bulb with the Flashmatic unit, Tele-Rollei and Veriwide 100 cameras, Zeiss Sonnar lenses, and Nikon and Hasselblad reflex systems with advanced features like depth-of-field preview and motor drive for rapid-fire shooting.
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Philadelphia
Kodak
General Electric
Revere
Germany
Tele- Rolleiflex
Brooks-Plaubel
Leitz
Japan
Nikon
Hasselblad
Bronica
The Black Diaries of Roger Casement
A critical portrait of Roger Casement in a Grove press edition priced at seven fifty. It chronicles his life from Irish freedom activist to World War I figure and features his controversial diaries and alleged perversions while noting the sensational but amateurish presentation and limited significance.
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Anthony Hobson
New York
Sotheby’s
Hobson
Horace Walpole
Yale
Gibbon
Ees
T. E. Lawrence
Shaw
Roger Casement
Peter Singleton-Gates
Maurice Girodias
Grove
Casement
Africa
Belgian Congo
Leopold II
Peru
Maugham Point of View by W Somer set Maugham
W G Rogers reviews Maugham Point of View a collection of essays on Goethe Maharshi Tillotson Maupassant Kipling Mansfield Renard Leautaud and the Goncourt brothers. He praises Maugham’s keen yet balanced intellect likening his style to a surgeon’s cold, merciless probing though never cynical or purely Christian.
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W. Somerset Maugham
Doubleday
Goethe
Maharshi
John Tillotson
Maupassant
Kipling
James
Chekhov
Katherine Mansfield
Jules Renard
Paul Leautaud
Goncourt
Jules
Edmond
Maugham
Ieap
Werther
Mansfield
W. G. Rogers
Detour saves pine mark of 1860 boundary trees
An expressway plans an extra bend near Chicago to spare the last of 60 boundary trees planted in 1860. Amateur historians and garden club members persuaded planners to curve the road. The trees marked the ancient boundary ceded by the Chippewa Ottawa Pottawatomie in 1816.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
United States
Ottawa
Pottawatomie
Undersea Kingdom of the Sea a Breton Fisherman Novel
Jean Modenou captains the Gamineur from Douarnenez seeking a huge underwater find. A successful haul brings joy but also jealousy and betrayal within his family and crew. The sea, love, and professional secrets unfold against oceanic backdrops.
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Henri Queffelec
Len Ortzen
Pantheon
Jean Modenou
Douarnenez
Brittany
Jean
Madeleine
Goaster
Queffelec
Melville
Conrad
Pierre Loti
Wake Forest observes 125th anniversary with gifts and honors
Wake Forest College marks its 125th anniversary with a 11:30 a.m. Rex Reynolds Hall presentation of a bust of J Reynolds and a portrait of Dr Harold Tribble. The day includes a convocation, alumni citations, a luncheon speech by Frank W Abrams, and a trustees meeting.
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Winston-Salem
J. Reynolds
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Harold W. Tribble
Wake Forest College
Reynolds Hall
Wake Forest
Frank W. Abrams
Council For Financial Aid To Education
Board of
Standard Oil Company
College Board of Trustees
Reynolds
Nicolaus Koni
Graham - Eckes School
Palm Beach
Fla
Marian Anderson
Omar Bradley
C. Aubrey Smith
Mark Clark
Alfred Jonniaux
New York City
Alfred P. Sloan
Norman Vincent Peale
Arthur H. Vandenburg
Italo Balbo
Italy
Wall Chapel
E. L. Davis Sr
J. Street Brewer
Roseboro
Spright Dowell
Mercer University
Roger P. McCutcheon
Austin
Texas
Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation
L. R. Varser l
Lumberton
J. B. Weatherspoon
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Howard M. Dr
Keeney
Reynold' S Hall
Hubert Olive
Lexington
Oe Board of Trustees
Notable Ninth Symphonies Lead Stereo Records Parade
Two famous Ninths by Beethoven and Schubert headline new stereo releases. London Symphony under Krips offers a vivid(ish) account, while Berlin Philharmonic under Fricsay presents the new stereo Der. Catalogue highlights include Haydn, Mendelssohn and Dvorak in bright, balanced productions.
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Beethoven
Schubert
London Symphony Orchestra
Joseph Krips
London
RCA Victor
Berlin Philharmonic Ca
Thedral Choir
Ferenc Fricsay
Maureen Forrester
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Decca
Vienna Philharmonic
Karl Munchinger
Haydn
Hans Knappertsbusch
Mendelssohn
New York Philharmonic
Leonard Bernstein
Columbia
Brahms
Rafael Kubelik
Kubelik
Dvorak
Strauss
Berlin Philharmonic
Karl Bohm
Shostakovich
Howard Mitchell
National Symphony Orchestra
Boston Pops
Chicago Symphony
Vanguard
Guillaume Defay
Dessoff
Paul Americans
Stamps News Highlights 1950s Issuances Across Several Nations
The 12 cent Benjamin Harrison stamp debuts June 6 in Oxford Ohio during Miami University Alumni Day for its 150th anniversary. Israel marks independence with three stamps May 11 honoring flowers and Tel Aviv’s 50th anniversary. Ecuador issues a 75th anniversary stamp for El Telegrafo. Netherlands Antilles channels Red Cross proceeds from a new stamp series, and a New York exhibit featured a closed circuit stamp auction and carved sapphire busts of U.S. leaders.
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U. S
Benjamin Harrison
Oxford
Ohio
Miami University
Harrison
Ors
Israel
Tel Aviv
Ivy Narkiss
New York
Lincoln
Jefferson
Eisenhower
Ecuador
el Telegrafo
Jose Abel Castillo
Netherlands Antilles
Red Cross
Best Sellers List Includes Classics and New Voices
A reader notes a selection of fiction and nonfiction titles in the best sellers list. Notable works include Doctor Zhivago Exodus The Ugly American Lolita From the Terrace and Elizabeth the Great Alongside What We Must Know About Communism Mine Enemy Grows Old and Other titles.
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Doctor Zhivago
Paster
Nak
Exodus
Uris
THE
Ugly American
Lederer
Burdick
Lolita
Nabokov
Terrace
O'Hara
America
Golden
King
Harry and
Bonaro Overstreet
Boone
Elizabeth the Great
Jenkins
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Talleyrand
Irving Desfor
Schneider
By L. J. Kramp
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AP News
United Arab Republic
Arab Union of Telecommunications
United Arab States
High Point
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