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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...appreciating your review of "The Little Magazine" [TIME, July 1], I must express regret . . . that you managed inadvertently to give the impression that Poetry, a Magazine of Verse, died with the passing of devoted Founder Harriet Monroe in 1936. Won't you tell your readers that Poetry not only continues [but] to a larger subscription list than ever? . . . Poetry is still published in its same home in Chicago . . . "232 E. Erie...
...Rome bureau chief Milton Bracket had to repudiate the story next day. Eventually Bracker fired him, as did almost every U.S. news service. Pucci had handed the A.P. and other agencies a story that the then Msgr. Francis Spellman was planning a trip to the Middle East to review the troops; it turned out that he had read "Middle West" in a French newspaper and got the story wrong...
...current American Ecclesiastical Review, Father Joseph F. Donnelly, director of the Hartford (Conn.) Diocesan Labor Institute, analyzed the results of an examination on the social encyclicals given this spring to the junior clergy*of his diocese. Some of his findings...
...process; writers as a group have to drive themselves to it. As a group they have always been spiritual hypochondriacs, professional sufferers who manage -(frequently) to make a living out of their suffering. No one knows this better than Robert van Gelder, editor of the New York Times Book Review, who has interviewed dozens of authors during the past few years. About 90 of his interviews are now collected in Writers and Writing. Sample testimony...
...studying under the GI Bill of Rights. A graduate of Westbrook Junior College, Portland, Me., Miss Corrigan spent 18 months in the Navy. She is already acquainted with the mysteries of shorthand and typing, but finds her pre-war touch dulled by life in the service and a brief review necessary...