Koestler’s Arrow in the Blue A Revealing Autobiography
Arthur Koestler’s Arrow in the Blue presents a clear, objective memoir of his life from childhood loneliness to his precocity, Zionist years in Palestine, and a turn to journalism and the Communist Party. The author analyzes motivations and neuroses with detachment, noting how his education, travels, and ideological shifts shaped his writing career.
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Arthur Koestler
New York
Macmillan Company
Har
Koestler
Palestine
Middle East
Ullstein
Berlin
Communist Party
Arctic
Udges Tablets Offer Fast Relief for Ulcer Pain
Udge Teblets claim speedy relief from stomach ulcer pain due to excess acid. The ad touts eight active ingredients and protective film action, promising safe use for digestion and heartburn with a money back guarantee. Sold nationwide through Manns All Drug Stores.
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Udge
Macheresvarantes
Mann's
Ari All Drug Stores
Crossbills Visit Jersey From Northern Regions
Bird watchers in Montclair New Jersey report at least 500 white winged crossbills in the area. The flock, normally native to Canada and Alaska, is rarely seen this far south. Since 1900 only 27 other authenticated crossbill sightings exist in the New York New Jersey region per Audubon Society. Mrs. Robert Arny of the Federated Naturalists of New Jersey aims to band the birds to trace their range. Crossbills are typically non migratory. True mastodons, relatives of elephants, once existed in North America but did not reach South America.
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Montclair
N. J
Canada
Alaska
Audubon Society
New York-New Jersey
Robert Arny
Federated Naturalists of New Jersey
Teenicide coined to describe teen deaths by their own actions
A new term teenicide labels teenage deaths by self action such as driving. The term appears in an article noting Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co along with a Japanese translation for its safety film Last Date. The Japanese rendering conveys minors driving to kill themselves.
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Chicago
Lumbermen’s Mutual Casualty Co
Strange Altars Voodoo Book Review in 1940s
A critique of Marcus and Lorena Bach's Strange Altars, detailing their Haiti Voodoo research with guide Doc Reser. The review highlights the portrayal of loa worship, the comparison to Christianity, and the authors belief in Voodoo's world influence. It notes the authors' unusual interpretations and experiences, including stolen camera evidence and perceived loa presence.
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Marcus
Lorena Bach
Haiti
Doc’ Reser
States
Reser
Bach
Bacs
Havana
M.C
Library Additions List of New Books and Authors
A roundup of newly added titles including Love For Lydia by H E Bates Footsteps of Jace tez by Fernando Benitez Brizh Lamp by Anne Brooks The Course of Empire by Bernard DeVoto Wild Border Guns by Lee Floren The Lotus and the Wind by John Masters The Second Happiest Day by John Phillips The Wreck of the Running Gale by Garland Roark Hadrian the Seventh by F W Rolfe Desiree by Annemarie Selinko Jan Christian Smuts by J C Smuts Oregon Highway by Charles S Strong Your Other Vocation by David Elton Trueblood Autumn Thunder by Robert Wilder Winchester the Gun That Won the West by Harold P Williamson The Dream House by Warren Howard Lady Alone by Peggy O More New Guide to Better Photography by Bernice Abbott Best Plays of 1951 1952
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Lydia
H. E. Bates
Jace Tez
Fernando Benitez
Anne Brooks
Bernard DeVoto
Lee Floren
John Masters
John Phillips
Garland Roark
Warren Howard
Peggy O’more
Bernice Abbott
From a Nightclub Dream to Thousand-Word Riches
A cynical critique of blueprint magazine fiction asks a successful city advertising exec to craft a grand romance with a Connecticut poetess in New York. The piece parodies appetite for quick profit, travel fantasies, and the vapid advice to churn 5 000 words for hefty pay.
Miracle in the Hills portrays Dr Sloop in North Carolina
LeGette Blyth's new book Miracle in the Hills, arriving March 9 to mark Dr. Sloops eightieth birthday, is a first person North Carolina tale about Dr Sloop and Crossnore life. It features mountain characters and authentic Tar Heel storytelling.
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Jette Blythe
Martin Sloop
Carolina Mountains
Dr. Sloop
Tar Heel
Mr. Blythe
Family Book Shelf
McGraw- Hill Book Company
New York
North Carolina
Miracle In the Hills
Sloop
Blythe
Crossnore
Huntersville
Davidson
Jace H. Sloop
Mooresville
Dwight Fink
Little Hospital
William Sloop
Judas
Bobbs-Merrill Company
Peoples Book Club
Daced
Charlotte
Town Almost Disappears Near Volborg Montana
Two thirds of Volborg Mont population vanished in moments after a peculiar event. Mr and Mrs Harry Allen were away on vacation at the time of the incident. Volborg lies along US Highway 212 in the state’s east central region.
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Volborg
Mont
Harry Allen
Colonial Soda Grill To Open Tomorrow
The Colonial Soda Grill will open tomorrow at 119 East Green Street opposite the post office. Mae McKinnon owner announces hours from 5 30 am to 9 pm offering meals sandwiches and sundries.
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New Colonial Soda Grill
East Green Street
Mae McKinnon
Enterprise
Hollywood film to boost Jamaica jobs in new projects
Kingston reports Hollywood may lift Jamaica’s job market after Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer shot All the Brothers Were Valient on Jamaica's north coast. The Technicolor feature employed hundreds, drew 40 actors and technicians for seven weeks, and MGM may return to film Robinson Crusoe.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Hollywood
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ben Ames Williams
Stewart Granger
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MaMa Ta Somo
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Legette
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Daniel Defoe
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