Anti-Vice Crusader Marks 75 Years Of Moral Push
New York AP report on John Sumner and the Society for the Suppression of Vice now renamed to Public Decency Maintainers. It cites 5,524 arrests and 16,976,338 obscenity items seized over 75 years, noting ongoing growth in offensive literature and battles with publishers writers and theater figures.
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John Sumner
Society For the Suppression of Vice
Sumner
Society
Edmund Wilson
Hegate County
U. S. Supreme Court
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Jim Tully
Theodore Dreiser
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James Farrell
Calder Willingham
Mae West
Welfare Island
War fiction postwar voices and anticipated new writers
The piece weighs English prose postwar realism against Dos Passos and Hemingway. It notes Look Homeward Angel and Farewell to Arms as late 1920s landmarks, predicts a fresh voice to immortalize future conflicts, possibly Robert Lowry or Burns, with a 1956 publication target under postwar schedules.
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Remarque
Wolfe
Angel
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