Word: eds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...death in 1947, Perkins, as editor of Charles Scribner's Sons, was literary nurse to such authors as Thomas Wolfe, Ring Lardner, Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway. In Wolfe's case he was also surgeon, cut and helped revise the huge, sprawling manuscript of Look Homeward, Angel. -ED...
After 10 lean years, the program is finally beginning to put on some steam. Applications for insurance climbed from 46 in 1956 to 62 last year, are on the rise now. More important, new applications are coming in for underdeveloped nations once considered too unstable. In Jordan, Oilman Ed Pauley last year got a $6,000,000 guaranty for oil exploration, and there are applications for $23 million worth of expropriation insurance pending for Iran...
...Ed. note: The drive to the picturesque Stratford grounds by the Housatonic takes only three hours via the Massachusetts Turnpike and Exit 53 from the Merritt Parkway. There are free outdoor facilities for picnickers; and two girls in period costume sing Elizabethan duets on the grass a half hour before each performance...
...contemporary British artist views the Holy Family in modern dress, see Arthur Fretwell's Flight into Egypt, one of five pictures he painted for the Anglican church of St. Mary the Virgin in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, England.-ED...
...task-force effort. Last week, while Correspondent Neil MacNeil covered the day-and-night Goldfine show in Washington, TIME deployed a reporting task force through New England. From New York to Boston went Fiscal Specialist George Bookman. Chicago's Jon Rinehart canvassed Maine, Chicago's Ed Reingold poked into musty Massachusetts court records, Boston's Ken Froslid was in New Hampshire, and Stringer Correspondent Bill Kearns filed from Vermont. For the result of their coverage of Goldfine's fast-shuffling financial affairs, see NATIONAL AFFAIRS, The Goldfine Pressagents Forgot...