A Peek Into Communist China
A Toronto Globe and Mail columnist reviews Kinmonds travel notes through China. He notes restricted press access by the US and describes Beijing's view of capitalism, joint state enterprise, and Socialism’s timetable, while detailing living conditions in Kiangsu and Kansa provinces and a cautious Western perspective.
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China
State Department
United States
William Kinmond
Toronto Globe and Mail
Canton
Nowa
Kinmond’ook
Communist Party
Kiangsu
Shanghai
Kansa
Kinmond
Fiction That Is Fancy by Lasage Pulvertaft review
A London novel reviewed for its ornate social weaving. Characters include Sarah Roy Caro Julia Hugh Tommy Mrs Henry and others amid a tale of love, ambition, and confusions with Adam as a pivotal figure. The critic notes charm, dexterity, and ornamental storytelling.
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London
Sarah
Roy
Julia
Caroline
Jeps
Hugh
Tommy
Henry
Pred
Will
W. G. Rogers
Add This To Your History Shelf Reviewed By Dunne
A review of the works inspired by Father Peter Masten Dunne on Jesuit missions in northwestern Mexico and Arizona. It covers Juan Antonio Balthasar and the Padre Visitador office, with discussion of the 1744 Balthasar letter and related maps. The Arizona Pioneers Historical Society preserves the original documents.
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Juan Antonio Balthasar
Sonora
Frontier
Tait
Peter Masten Dunne
Arizona Pioneers Historical Society
Mexico
Arizona
Boston
University of California
Father Dunne
Rio Sinaloa
Balthasar
Keller
Holliday
Tucson
Society of Jesus
Dunne
San Ignacio
Provincial Escobar Y Llamas
Revered Mission History Faces Tough Scrutiny in New Book
A reviewer weighs Balthasar Dunne’s critique of Sonora missions and the decline of Jesuit influence. The letters condemn neglect by officials in Madrid and Mexico City, while noting frontier soldiers’ dependence on clergy and the plight of Papagos and Seris in Sonora.
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San Xavier
Snes
Ritical
Macridana
Mexico City
Sonora
Agustin Vildosola
Father Dunne
Eivit
Art show listings at Tucson galleries through Jan 5
Multiple gallery notices list exhibitions at venues around Tucson. The Art of the Book and Robert Henri and His Contemporaries run at the Galleries Center, plus Market, Lockett’s, Print Room, Rosequist, Studio, Temple Fine Arts, and University Press Collection display paintings, drawings, prints, and sculpture with daily hours and holiday closures.
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Robert Henri
Tucson Fine Arts Assn
Franklin St
E. 6Th St
Rosequist
Convent Ave
Dai
Bette Short
Jack Petty
Ash Alley
Temple Fine Arts
George Magnan
Scott Ave
Sun
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