Review of Europe In Wartime and New Satire Volumes
A literary survey notes Paul Foot Lowres and various war era books and collections. It highlights The Of Europe and its historian newspaperman voice, plus Treasury Of Satire selections from Aristophanes to Wilde and Wolfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Paul Foot Lowres
Houghton Mifflin
Mowrér
Chicago
Frank Knox
House of Europe
Wey
House of
Edgar Johnson
Simon & Schuster
Aristophanes
Wilde
Wolfe
Guess What's In The Grass story collection
Parents seeking good books for very young children would search far to find better simple stories and bright illustrations. Lucy Sprague Mitchell writes with Betsy Ate adapted by Irma iménten Black provides clear text and Allan Uliman’s pictures accompany the Scott edition priced at $1.25, while another item retails at $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Sprague Mitchell
Edward Glanhamt
Betsy
Irma Iménten Black
Allén Uliman
Scott
Arents
Informative titles on wine and grape growing collated
A miscellany of new titles groups works under concise topics. The list asks if the reader is interested in growing grapes and making wine, then points to informative volumes such as A Wine Growers.
Rogues Gallery and the boom in crime fiction anthologies
The piece notes a surge in anthologies of crime stories and detective tales featuring murders and ghosts. It cites recent titles like Great Fertal Op and works by Dashiell Hammett, edited by L. Furman, with prices around 25 cents up to $2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My James
Dashiell Hammett
Nagg Od Gallery
Ellery Queen
Crook
Melville Davisson Post
H. C. Bailey
R. Austin Freeman
FE. H. Herrung
Maurice Leblanc
Edgar Wallace
Furman
Louis
John Collier
Cornell Woolrich
Laxmer
Raymond Chandler
Dashiell T
Hammett
Ellery
Rogues
Liz Brown
L. Furman
Spivak
Fooks
Literary Notes on Authors and Works Mentioned
A compact survey discusses radar travel fiction, Mrs. Bennett, and a Virginia setting. It reviews Arthur Athathens works and W. Service titles, noting their remedies for nerves and self improvement along with the appeal of spell bound poets and Canadian life. The piece cites visuals and author biographies, including James R. Rea and others, in a reflective literary roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calloway
Mrs. Bennett
Virginia
Arthur
Athens
Sheridan Howse
Mathews
Cass Timberlane and One Nation Book Reviews
The review discusses Sinclair Lewis's Cass Timberlane, noting its themes of marriage and social conflicts through Grand Republic and other cities. It praises the vivid characters and masculine, entertaining writing while bemoaning some implausible moments. It also covers One Nation by Wallace Stegner, lauding its fair play for minorities and photographic presentation of racial and religious groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Timberlane
Sinclair Lewis
Random House
Judge Timberlane
Jinny Marshland
Grand Republic
Minnesota
Peole Drover
Havock
Peniless
Pruitt
Criley
Margate
Gantry
Babbitt
Jinny
Grand Rapids
Bangor
Phoenix
Wichita
Hartford
Baton Rouge
Lewis
One Nation
Wallace Stegner
Houghton Mifflin
Su A Tegner
Nation builds 3141 mile memorial highway from D C to San Diego
A nation plans a memorial highway honoring Gen. Robert E. Lee stretching 3 141 miles from Washington D C to San Diego California.
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Gen
Robert E. Lee
Washington, D. C
San Diego
Calif
Bridge Deal Reckons Risk After Misdeal
In today’s contract bridge note by Josephine Culbertson a dealerless East should assess the point gain versus potential loss before committing to the play. The excerpt discusses vulnerability and past dealer context in a concise bridge reflection.
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East
Bridge strategy and a bid gone wrong in a six spade slam
The discussion centers on a bridge hand where a six spade sacrifice was deemed illegal. East calculates that if West can win a trick, six diamonds could be defeated, risking 900 points plus honors. The analysis weighs the risk of going down versus making the slam and the chances of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Wast
East
West
England to face rise in spinsters postwar
One of every five women in England will be a spinster as a result of the war, declared Florence White national organizer at a London meeting of several hundred spinsters. They also pressed to cut the pension age for insured women from sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
England
Florence White
London
Latin Instructor Wins Bronze Star
Chapel Hill October 6 United States Army records show Albert L Suskin Latin instructor at the University of North Carolina Yassics department now with the 2th Army at Regensburg Germany has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service Suskin a New Bern native earned both his AB and PhD at UNC and taught Latin here before induction He trained at Fort Bragg then served in the 8th Division Signal Company and the 12th unit during activation at Fort Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Albert L. Suskin
Universit of North Carolina
Yassics Department
2Th Army
Regensburg
Germany
Suskin
New Bern
University of North Carolina
Fort Bragg
8Th Division
St Jackson
Fort Jackson
Gen Clark to Speak at Columbus Day Ceremony in New York
Gen Mark W. Clark announced he would address the Columbus day ceremonies of the Italian American Labor Council of America in New York on October 12. He will fly back to the United States after the meeting of the allied Austrian control commission on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Vienna
Mark W. Clark
Eisenhower's Outfit Gets New Nickname
Berlin October six United States forces in Germany reorganize into the Office of Military Government for Germany. A Berlin newspaper says 5,500 officers and enlisted men will be known by the contraction Gus for the administration until a better name arrives. Lt Gen Lucius D. Clay says the complete reorganization by next month will yield a very compact hitting team.
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Berlin
Eisenhower
Germany
Omgus
Gram
United States
Control
Come
Office
U. S
Eishower
Lucius D. Clay
Bombing in World War II Drove Massive Firepower Use
The record notes that during World War II nearly 50 million chemical welfare service incendiary bombs were deployed. This emphasizes the scale of aerial bombardment and its impact on civilian and military infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chemical Welfare Service
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Louse
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MéLalin
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Steeton
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New Home Library
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Virginia Woolf
Joan Bennett
Harcourt
Jane Austen
Dorothy Richardson
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Poland
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