Bad Boy of Baltimore Left Indelible Mark on American Letters
Ten years after his death at 76, H L Mencken shaped American journalism and language. His satire sparked magazines like Double Dealer, inspired Hemingway and Faulkner, and provoked clashes such as the ban of a cemetery prostitute story. He coined nicknames like Home Boobiens and Boobus Americanus.
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Bega
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Dixie
Albert Goldstein
Times- Picayune
New Orleans
Ernest Hemingway
William Faulkner
American Mercury
George Jean Nathan
Boston Watch and Ward Society
Boston
Harvard
America
Brimstone Corner
Sinclair Lewis
Babbitt
Servicemen To Receive Mail Quicker
Washington AP report notes faster mail delivery for servicemen, with government plans to speed postal handling and reduce transit times for military personnel overseas and stateside.
Filibuster Halted By Senators Over Reapportionment Plan
Sen. Bradley Morrah of Greenville leads a majority backing a 50 member Senate under a house approved reapportionment. If no weekend compromise emerges, the filibuster could end four days before the Feb 7 court deadline. Hartzog joins the filibuster as talks stall.
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Franklin Hartzog
Bamberg
Ralph Gasque
Marion
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