The Inhabitants book review in New York
Robert Marks assesses Julius Horwitz novel The Inhabitants about Kenny Fletcher and her search for her Puerto Rican father amid Harlem tenements. The piece notes slum realism, flawed dialogue, and the social critique urging dignity for the inhabitants.
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Julius Horwitz
Harlem
Amsterdam Avenue
East Harlem
103Rd Street
Lexington
Park
Kenny Fletcher
Ohio
Kenny
Figueroa Mullina
Europe
Welfare Department
Zeussa
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Chester
Welfare Office
Robert Marks
Share Spell Twice Lost
Christine helps a frightened girl search for a trinket in Hilbery Eng land. The missing Vivian drives a tense web of secrets as the Antequins and others unfold motives amid fear and disappearance. The mystery blends haunt and gothic atmosphere with a comparison to The Turn of the Screw.
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Norton
Christine
Vivian Lambert
Carlotta House
Hilbery
Rosalie
Lambert House
Thomas
Keith
Helena
Antequins
Inquisitors
Vivian
Paul
Classicist Henderson Named Advisor to Superior Students
UNC Chapel Hill appoints Charles Henderson, Classics professor, as advisor to the Superior Students in the Freshman Honor Program, succeeding George W. Taylor. Henderson, a Lynchburg native, earned A B summa from Davidson in 1942 and earned M A and Ph D from UNC. He joined UNC in 1955 and serves as a U S Navy commander with USS Manning in 1946.
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Charles Henderson
University of North Carolina
George W. Taylor
William B. Aycock
Henderson
E. A. Cameron
Hendersen
Lynchburg
Davidson College
Ethel Ann Bolton
Andover
Mass
Elizabeth Ann
Charles III
William Abbot
Rosalie
Quintus
USNR
USS
Manning
Dopey Crandall Identified as the Killer in Solve-A-Crime
The analysis concludes Otto Massman leads the gang but is not the killer. Steele and Krebs excluded as killers. Dopey Crandall remains the determined killer after eliminating other suspects.
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Dopey Crandall
Steele
Krebs
Carlson
Otto Massman
Seedtime on the Cumberland by Harriette Simpson Arnow
The Cumberland River story traces settlement after the Revolution through the 18th century frontier. Arnow blends history and local color, portraying pioneer life as shaped by land climate river and Indians in a richly detailed, vividly told work.
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Cumberland
Harriette Simpson Arnow
Macmillan
Ohio
Tennessee
Appalachians
Nashville
Arnow
Hunter's Horn
Daniel Boone
Cumberland Gap
America
Payne
Voltaire
Two Phoenix Men Plead Guilty To Petty Theft
Frank Moore and Theopolus Matthews pleaded guilty to petty theft in Phoenix. They stood at the Superior Court bench with paper sacks. Judge Warren L. McCarthy sentenced each to six months in jail. Matthews replied that the bags contained toothbrushes.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Frank Moore
Theopolus Matthews
Superior Court
Warren L. McCarthy
Matthews
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Hawaii
Michener
Drury
di Lampeda
Chapman
Wallace
Robinson
Adamson
King
Jarvis
Lord
Moral The Seasons of Love review highlights a moral twist
Genevieve Dormann's novel follows Marianne in Paris as she confronts love and marriage with Marc and Thomas. The translated critique notes the ethical twist, depth, and troubling questions about meaning, purpose, and convention in relationships. An astronomical unit is briefly mentioned as a stray fragment.
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Elaine Desautels
Paris
Marianne
Thomas Sandier
Marc
Thomas
Journey Into Crime by Don Whitehead
Crime book outlines ten worldwide true crime stories with unusual methods and a focus on how investigators uncover clues. It covers yacht and bank robberies, a Tokyo bank poisoning ruse, a widow’s throat cut, and other cases highlighting police work, motives, and the gray line between criminals and authorities.
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Random House
Associated Press
FBI
MacArthur
Health Department
U. S. Army
Tokyo
America
England
Scotland Yard
Romance Proof to Maks at the Hands of Cormac Joyce
On a Galway island young Jackie Joyce longs to be strong like his father as a storm brews and nets lie empty. The Coast Guard rescues Eilis Conneely while the Joyce family stays, drawing a poignant romance vignette crafted by Leonard Wibberley.
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Leonard Wibberley
Putnam
Galway
Jackie Joyce
Saint Brendan's
Eilis Conneeley
Coast Guard
Conneeleys
Joyces
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