Another Age RUAN. Bryher’s vivid Cornwall saga
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Poetry in Pursuit of Poetry by Robert Hillyer review
The review surveys Poem in Pursuit of Poetry by Robert Hillyer from McGraw-Hill at 4.75. It praises Hillyer for defending poetic virtues while critiquing contemporaries like Bridges Stephens Yeats Pound Eliot Auden and notes a mixed assessment of his stance and quotes a child poem by Tennyson as a positive highlight.
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Bandit Staring Bluff Turns to Real Heist in Baltimore
In Baltimore Maryland on Thursday clerk Carole Lugenbeel 21 faced a teen bandit who fled after she challenged him with two seconds to leave Friday a man read of the incident and pulled a pistol at the same clerk demanding money Miss Lugenbeel surrendered a cash box containing about 150 dollars as police noted in the report
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Our Incredible Civil War a panoramic wartime almanac
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English Writers Tie Shared Roots to Arts Careers
A review notes three new books by Lovat Dickson, C Day Lewis, and Leonard Woolf with Peter Quennell in the same orbit. It traces common backgrounds, including family wealth, Anglo world travel, and early schooling, shaping their wit, honesty, and confessional tones.
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Intellectual Spy Tale of an Ambitious Frenchman
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Cleaver To Gavel HEAVEN KNOWS WHO
Christiana Brand details the 1862 Glasgow murder of Jessie M Pherson and the trial of her friend Jessie M Lachlan. The book is a factual account praised by experts as one of the best murder trials in literature.
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Culture definition by Asahi Shimbun and a crime summary
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Nixon Suggested For Secretary of State Post
Dr. Robert Morris president of the University of Dallas urged President elect John F Kennedy to appoint Vice President Richard M Nixon as secretary of state. Morris spoke Friday at an anticommunism school in Los Angeles after his defeat in the New Jersey Republican primary by Clifford Case.
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Parade Cloaks $4000 Holdup by Bandit in Jacksonville
A smartly dressed bandit stole 4000 dollars from a woman teller at the First Federal Savings and Loan Association as a Veterans Day parade passed by. Frances Dederick 39, told FBI agents the bandit was a Negro who directed her to stay calm and then disappeared into the crowd.
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