Books in the Book Parade and Their Authors
A survey of recent titles across fiction and non fiction including Strange as It Seems by Joyce Cary and The Woman Who Was No More by Boileau Narcejac, plus Faulkner and Graham selections, parapsychology works, anti defamation reports, and children’s records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cary
Chester Nimmo
England
Pierre Boileau
Thomas Narcejac
Faulkner
William Faulkner
America
South
Winston Graham
Poldarks
Demelza
Ross
Graham
Cornwall
Joseph Banks Rhine
B'nai B'rith
United States
Karen
Marie Killiea
United Cerebral Palsy Association
C. G. Ramsey
H. R. Sleeper
Kendall T. Bassett
Fredric Wertham
New England
Paul Strand
John Winthrop
Roger Williams
Thomas Wolfe
Robert Frost
Mre Iporb
the Times
THE
MAN
the Company
Allan Nevins
Europe
Ford
Henry Ford
Harold L. Ickes
Harold Ickes
Ickes
F.D.R
la Guardia
Duke of Windsor
Martin Dies
James Roosevelt
Hugo Black
Howard M. Brier
Bill Rand
U. S
Jeff
Solomons
Engine
Company 10
Bill
Elizabeth Chesley Baily
Burl Ives
Columbia
Peter and the Wolf
Serge Prokofieff
RCA Victor
Philharmonia Orchestra
Igor Markevitch
Wilfred Pickles
Peter Tchaikovski
RCA Victor Rpm
Philharmonic Orchestra
Marty
Wayne University
Holly Suppnick
Robert Leslie
Marity
Ireland
Edythe Dumas
Merry-go-round
Wilma Robbins
Chester Ludgin
Ted Podnos
Little Bettina Make Believe
Italy
Phyllis Newhouse
Shelby Newhouse
Rodgers Quadrangle Named for Longtime Bowling Green Trustee
Bowling Green State University will name the $1,500,000 Rodgers Quadrangle for E Tappan Rodgers, 16 year board member and longest serving trustee since the university achieved university status. The four story residence center for 700 men is under construction by Knowlton Construction Co and is due to complete in September 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Ralph W. McDonald
Bowling Green State University
Rodgers
E. Tappan Rodgers
Tiffin
University Board of Trustees
Carl H. Schwyn
Cygnet
Rep
Frazier Reams
Toledo
J. C. Donnell II
Findlay
Alva W. Bachman
Tiffin Advertiser‘Tribune
Civie
Tiffin City Civil Service Board
Hospital Service Association of
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Australia
Lost specs bring old glasses home after 14 years
Alvernie E. Gray, 69, returns to wearing his gold-rimmed eyeglasses found by his son Foster in a woodland cart road. They had lain since Gray lost them 14 years ago while chopping wood. Gray says the specs are as good as new and he had loaned his new pair to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland
P—Alvernie E. Gray
Foster
Gray
Trough Goes Boston P Looks Like The Automobile Is Here To Stay
City officials and Public Works Commissioner discuss the enduring rise of automobiles in Boston. The note emphasizes transportation changes and municipal adaptation to new mobility trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Deaf Mute Walks Free as Stabbing Suspect Sought
New York police search for a woman accused of stabbing a deaf mute man named Robin Walker who walked free on $500 bail. Judges and doctors failed to communicate with him for 60 days. Attorney Benjamin Schmier of the Legal Aid Society acted as his eyes ears and mouth under Magistrate Ludwig E. Glown. If Sarah Levis 28 testifies, Walker may face trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robin Walker
Rubin Walker
Alabama
Walker
Benjamin Schmier
Legal Aid Society
Ludwig E. Glown
Sarah Levis 28
Horseshoes and a Removal Order Stir Boston News
Mrs. Paul Rabinowitz of New Orleans reports a head wound from a stray horseshoe during a pitching game and questions luck tied to horseshoes. In Massachusetts, George G. Hyland orders the removal of an old horse watering trough in Flood Square, South Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Paul Rabinowitz
George G. Hyland
Flood Square
South
Boston
Wyle challenges McCarthy on Texas Communist address
Wyle Peanut Co. president says McCarthy was mistaken about Postoffice Box 4085 in Houston being the Texas Communist party address. Wyle notes the correct address has been theirs for the past three years, despite the senator's prior claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
W. C. Wyle
Sen. Joseph &. McCarthy
Communist Party of Texas
Wyle
Wyle Peanut Company
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Elyria Public Library
Charles H. Henders
Paulie and
Fence
Wayne
Paulie
Robert Maxwell
France
Yvonne Rodax
Etype
Loui Kid
Versailles
Lydia
Breaceite Probate Court
Suffolk
Robert M. Morse
H. .Aro E Wheeler
YES
Pissnal Finance Co
Middle Ave
Connie Shop
Broad Street
Howard E. Wheeler
Fea
Ngnature
Fureitere Er Avie
Ewspaper
Bowling Green Board
John Unger
Arlington
Unger
Wee Kianisay Wire Ng
Westinghouse
Leonard Barton Grafton
Lagrange Hardware
Texas
Fort Worth
Sumners
Cato Hightower
o / Coupe LADIES
Price
Sylvania
Consolettie TV
Spotlight
Goodyear
East Avenue
Elyria
FOX Furniture
White Dove
Watch
Oscar Haserodt & Associates
Gyro
Mallen’s