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In her preface Poet Millay explains the collaboration. George Dillon, who started the job by himself, sent her several samples of his version; her enthusiasm was so quickly fired that she wanted to lend a hand. Four months later the job was done. Of the 72 poems (about half of...
Listeners who had formed their impression of Communism from the Hearst Press must have received a distinct shock when small, sandy-haired Comrade Browder, son of a Kansas schoolteacher and longtime certified public accountant, began to speak in the tone of a mild, ingratiating Midwestern college professor. As he went...
By thousands of Harlem Negroes and by hundreds of whites throughout the U. S. Rev. Major J. Divine is regarded as nothing less than God. Other observers think of small, dusky "Father" Divine, born George Baker somewhere in the South, as an amiable cultist who does genuinely useful welfare work...
† Samples: $16 per letter in 1849; $5 per half-ounce in 1860; $3 importation fee for adaguerreotype; $700 for transferring $10,000 from San Francisco to New York .
Fourth ball in which the President had a special interest was that attended by his mother (in black), his daughter Anna (in flame) and his son James in white tie & tails. With 3,500 other Manhattanites they paid $5 a head to dine, dance and see a pageant at the...