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...directed against another banker, and Corey in his book used Morgan's name instead of the other's. This involves Morgan in the censure meant for somebody else. I am told that nowhere in the report is Morgan cited critically. Is my information true? GORDON -ROBERTS Newark...
...book "The Chinese" London 1910. His biog. in W. W. in U.S.: N.].: East: Authors: Canada: Internat'l London: Nat'l mag Boston Nov. 1915. Photo of him and his famous white Arctic sled dog team main gate attraction at A.K.C. shows for hospitals, churches re, Newark "News" Jan 22-32: N. Y. Post Fch 24, 31: World Travel London Apl 1927 p 150. K. Webster Stocking Glen Rock...
...only seven years old." Last week, opposite the Glatt's house in Newark, N. J., a bright new mailbox ap peared on a telegraph pole. It was still across the street and much too high for Bunny, but for once proud Mrs. Glatt stretched a point. While she watched for cars, Bunny carrying an empty wooden box. darted across, stood tiptoe on the box, proudly posted another letter to the President...
...prove the politicians' view that U. S. citizens don't realize how sharply they are clipped, last week a letter from Citizen Archie C. Milligan reached City Finance Director Vincent J. Murphy of Newark...
...YOUNG-Josephine Lawrence-Little, Brown ($2.50). The Newark, N. J. newspaperwoman who wrote If I Have Four Apples (TIME, Dec. 30, 1935) reels off another post-Depression problem story, this time concerning the plight of a manicurist who supports a jobless father and brother, needs love, finds it only among young men who regard her family as too much of liability. In Josephine Lawrence's appealing fiction the rules of composition are observed ("he said" and "she said" correctly varied) and the plot goes merrily as the wedding bell her heroine would like to hear. If the writing were...