Bookman's Holiday Reflects on Library Week Slogan
The piece discusses National Library Week with the theme Explore Inner Space Read. It explores how reading and biographies illuminate what we are and what we value, noting the demand from outside pressures and the need to focus attention on knowledge and self understanding.
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National Library Week
First Woman Chief Named to Children’s Bureau
The article discusses the appointment of the first woman to head the Children’s Bureau and reflects on themes of leadership, environment, and harmony with nature, while also touching on literature and the deep exploration of human souls in poetry, fiction, and drama.
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Enera Lacy
Ube Wen Ten Tet
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Children’s Bureau
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Russell Tells Too Much in Autobiography
The review critiques Bertrand Russell's Autobiography for focusing on private life over work, noting excessive trivial detail, boorish marriage anecdotes, and erratic political stances. The first 42 years are covered with anticipated continuation and digressive letter sections.
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Latin American fiction poised to publish in US and Latin America
U S publishers plan a landmark simultaneous US and Latin American release of Carlos Fuentes' A Change of Skin with Une Bony Giroux and M Ortiz coordinating the launch. the shift signals broader interest in Lat in American fiction as Cortazar's Hopscotch gains note in English translation.
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Carlos Fuentes
United States
Une Bony Giroux
Latin America
New Scofield Reference Bible Reviewed as Helpful Guide
Enterprise staff writer analyzes the New Scofield Reference Bible noting its King James text with updated wording, expanded cross references, footnotes, and revised introductions. It aims for clearer comprehension while endorsing its stance on plenary inspiration and inerrancy.
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Scofield
E. Schuyler English
Lieves
Summer music notes preview shows robust U S concerts
The piece highlights a busy summer for performing arts across the United States. It mentions venues from Hamburg State Opera at Lincoln Center to university and radio events, with emphasis on tours and premieres by major ensembles including the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at Indiana State University Terre Haute on May 11 and recordings from the World Music Bank.
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Erupts To 219 Feet Height, Britannica Notes
Britannica records an eruption reaching 219 feet in height. The note cites an encyclopedic entry as the source for the measured plume size and height estimate.
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Encyclopaeedia Britannica
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