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SUBSERIES 6.2: FACT: RUN AND KILLED
SUBSERIES 6.2: FACT: RUN AND KILLED
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ADAMS, Gridley - "Department of Amplification: U.S. Flag Foundation." Killed 2/28/51
ADAMS, Samuel Hopkins [3/1]
ALEXANDER, Jack - Research notes for a projected profile of Juan Terry Trippe, president of Pan-Am Airways from 1927-1964 (Researched by Alexander for Geoffrey Hellman, but profile never completed), 1942. Correspondence, Clippings, annual reports, America
ALEXANDER, Jack - Research Notes (Cont.)
ALSOP, Joseph - "A Reporter at Large: A Man in a Mirror." Run 6/25/55
ANDERSON, Malcolm E. - "Jungle Juice."
ANGELL, Roger - "A Reporter at Large: Last Mission."
AUDEN, W.H. [1/2]
BAILEY, Anthony [2/1]
BAINBRIDGE, John [2/2]
BASSO, Hamilton [6/2]
BEHRMAN, S.N. [11/2]
BENNETT, James V. - "Department of Amplification: U.S. Bureau of Prisons, Washington, DC." Killed 8/23/51
BERNSTEIN, Walter [2/2]
BLAKE, B. - "For the House: Christmas List."
BLIVEN, Bruce, Jr. [4/1]
BOAL, Sam - "Profiles": Sargeant Maynard Smith. Run 9/18/43
BOLEY, Jean - "A Reporter at Large: Forty Days."
BOOKS - BRIEFLY NOTED - KILLED [7/1]
BOURNEUF, Agnes - "A Nova Scotian Childhood: The French Walk." Run 11/27/48
BOWEN, Croswell [6/2]
BOWERS, Faubion [3/2]
BOYER, Richard O. [1/2]
BOYLE, Kay - "A Reporter in Germany: The People With Names." Run 9/9/50
BRENAN, Gerald - "A Reporter at Large: A Search for the Poet's Tomb." Run 8/19/50
BROOKS, John [6/2]
BROWN, Julian - "Letter From Oxford."
BUSCH, Noel [2/2]
CAMPBELL, Eugene - "Vicar for Brisbane."
CAPOTE, Truman [3/1]
CARSON, Rachel [2/1]
CHIAROMONTE, Nicola - "Letter from Rome."
CHODOROV, Jerome - "That was the War: A Most Unhappy Courier." Run 11/22/47
COATES, Robert [3/2]
CONNOLLY, Cyril - "Books: Virginia Woolf." Run 4/10/48
COOKE, Charles - "A Reporter at Large:..." Rejected Proposal.
CRAMPTON, Savington - "Fabulous Florodora."
DEMPSEY, David [2/1]
DONOVAN, Robert J. [2/2]
DOREMUS, T.E. - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Fort-de-France, Martinique." Run 10/30/48
DRESDEN, Donald William - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: The Absolute in Grasse." Run 10/8/55
DUGAN, James - "The Great Iron Ship." Run 9/19/53; 9/26/53; 10/3/53; 10/10/53
DUNN, John H., Jr. - "A Reporter at Large: Stalag." Killed
EDMAN, Irwin - "Letter from Rio."
FISCHER, John [2/1]
FITZGERALD, Robert - "Department of Correction: Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring." Killed 3/20/57
FLAGLER, J.M. [4/2]
FLANNER, Janet [7/2]
FOGG, Charles - "A Dinner Party at Panmunjom." Run 1/30/54
FULLINGIM, Archer Jesse - "Our Combatant Correspondents: Poke Salad." Run 3/10/45
GALLICO, Paul - "Onward and Upward with the Arts: I Was There." Run 9/29/56
GARDNER, Mona - "Why Japanese Enjoy Suicide." Killed
GIBBS, Angelica [3/2]
GIBBS, Wolcott [2/2]
GILL, Brendan [2/2]
GLEASON, Cynthia Hobart - "Onward and Upward with the Arts Party Specialists." Killed 1/30/52
GOLDBERG, Hyman [3/1]
GORDIMER, Nadine - "A South African Childhood." Run 10/16/54
HAHN, Emily [8/2]
HALASZ, George - "Where are They Now?: The Commodore."
HALLIBURTON, Arthur - "Onward and Upward with the Arts: [1/1]
HAMBURGER, Philip [7/2]
HARRIS, Richard [2/2]
HAUSER, Ernest O. [2/2]
HEGGIE, Barbara [1/2]
HELLMAN, Geoffrey [10/2]
HERSEY, John [9/2]
HEWITT, Edward R. - "That Was New York: Memoirs of the Spoke-and-Sprocket Days." Run 5/16/42
HOLBROOK, Stewart H. [2/1]
HOOVER, Hubbard - "Profiles": Harry Otis. Run 2/3/45
HOPF, Alice L. - "Department of Amplification." Killed 3/20/57
HOUGHTON, Norris - "That was Yalta: Women's Eye View." Run 5/23/53
HOUGH, Richard - "Annals of the Sea: The Difficult Journey." Run 10/11/58; 10/18/58; 10/25/58
HUBBELL, Albert - "Books": The S.S. Alibi of a Nation, by Gerald Reitlinger. Killed 1957
HUNT, Morton [4/1]
HUNT, Walter - "That Was New York." (10/2/45)
HYMAN, Stanley [6/1]
HYMAN, Stanley and St. Clair MCKELWAY - "Onward and Upward with Business and Science: The Time Capsule." Run 12/5/53
JARMAN, Rufus - "Profiles": Norman Rockwell Run 3/17/45; 3/24/45
JOHNSTON, Alva [1/2]
JOOST, N.T., Jr. - "Our Combatant Correspondents: Mukluks and Glogg." Run 8/14/44
JORDAN, Carroll - "Letter from San Juan."
JOSEPHSON, Matthew - "Profiles": Edward Steichen. Run 6/3/44; 6/10/44
JOSEPHSON, Matthew and Russell MALONEY - "Profiles":J.B. Matthews. Run 4/22/44
KAHN, E.J., Jr. [14/2]
KAZIN, Alfred [2/1]
KINKEAD, Eugene [10/2]
KINKEAD, Eugene & MALONEY, Russell - "A Reporter at Large: New York Harbor." Killed
KINKEAD, Katharine T. [2/2]
KIRKPATRICK, John [2/1]
KOBLER, John [4/1]
LADER, Lawrence - "Letter from New Caledonia."
LANG, Daniel [11/2]
LARDNER, David - "Letter from Luxembourg." Run 10/21/44
LARDNER, John [14/2]
LAZARE, Christopher - "That Was New York: The First Ballerina." Run 12/9/44
LEIGHTON, George R. [3/1]
LEWIS, Norman [3/2]
LIEBER, Leslie [2/1]
LIEBLING, A.J. [3/1]
LOGAN, Andy [8/2]
LONG, Lois - "On and Off the Avenue: Princess Tootoo and her Sister Alice."
LYLE, Robey - "Christmas Packages for Service Men."
LYMAN, Capt. William J. - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Hill 281." Killed 12/28/51
MCCARTEN, John [1/2]
MCCARTEN, John & Robert Lewis TAYLOR -"Profiles": Ike, Jake, and Bernie Kauffman. Run 9/4/43
MCCARTHY, Mary [2/1]
MACCONNELL, William - "Station Hospital."
MCCORMICK, Carolyn - "They Invented the Lute." Run 10/18/58
MACDONALD, Dwight [2/2]
MCGUIRE, William [5/1]
MCGUIRE, William & Mark MURPHY - "Profiles": 'The U.S.S. New York'. Run 10/27/45
MCKELWAY, St. Clair [10/2]
MCNULTY, John [4/2]
MALCOLM, Donald [2/1]
MALONEY, Russell - "Talk of the Town." - Articles Rejected
MANCHESTER, William - "Letter from Cairo." Killed 12/26/53
MANNES, Marya [3/1]
MATTHIESSEN, Peter - "Annals of Crime: Five Bullets." Run 11/1/58
MATTIE, George - "Tell Them Not to Bow."
MEARS, Helen - "Letter from Tokyo." [2/1]
MEEKER, Oden [3/1]
MEEKER, Oden & Olivia MEEKER [4/2]
MENCKEN, H.L. (Contains parts of autobiography completed by H.L. Mencken in 1939 and published in 1940 as Happy Days: 1882-1890. The New Yorker published the manuscript in eighteen parts from 1941 through 1943.) [10/1]
MILLSTEIN, Gilbert - "Profiles": Milton Gabler. Run 3/9/46;3/16/46
MITCHELL, Joseph [2/1]
MONROE, Keith [2/1]
MOOR, Paul - "Our Footloose Correspondents: Ma Soeur, les Flies, L'Homme Fort." Run 10/18/52
MOOREHEAD, Alan [5/2]
MOSS, Howard - "Books": Justine, by Lawrence Durrell. Killed 1958
MULVANEY, Joseph - "A Brooklyn Childhood." Run 12/18/43
MUMFORD, Lewis - "The Skyline: Pennsylvania Station." Run 6/7/58
MURPHY, Mark [6/2]
NEWHOUSE, Edward - "That Was the War: Remembered Joys are Never Past." Run 11/1/47
ORWELL, George [2/1]
OSK, Richard - "A New York Adolescence." Run 10/19/40
PACKARD, Frederick [2/1]
PANTER-DOWNES, Mollie [11/2]
PEMBERTON, Murdock - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Town Without a Sage." Run 7/5/47
PERRY, George Sessions [4/1]
PHILLIPS, Tracy - "A Reporter at Large: Stopover in Minsk." Run 6/7/47
PODHORETZ, Norman - "Books": The American Novel, by Richard Chase. Killed 1957
POPKIN, Zelda - "A Technical Charge of Homicide." Run 3/13/54
PRITCHETT, V.S. [1/1]
RAND, Christopher [6/3]
RAU, Santha Rama [2/1]
READ, Nicholas - "Our Combatant Correspondents: All Fitted Out by Gieves." Run 12/8/45
REMINGTON, Guy - "Our Combative Correspondents: Second Man Out." Run 8/19/44
RICE, Robert [4/2]
RITCHIE, George - "Our Combative Correspondents: M. le Maire." Run 9/16/44
ROBERTSON, R.B., Dr. [2/1]
ROOSENBURG, Henriette [2/1]
ROSS, Lillian [5/2]
ROSS, Lillian [2/2]
ROSS, Nancy Wilson - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: Full Moon in Burma." Run 6/26/54
ROUECHE, Berton [4/2]
ROVERE, Richard [3/3]
RYALL, G.F.T. - "Profiles": Colonel Matt J. Winn.
SARGEANT, Winthrop [2/2]
SAYRE, Joel [8/2]
SCHOONMAKER, Frank - "Letter from Germany." Run 4/23/46
SELLMER, Robert - "The Affair Hannevig."
SHAPLEN, Robert [11/2]
SHAW, Irwin [4/1]
SHOWERS, Paul - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: A Bath With Sojin." Run 1/8/46
SIMPSON, Robert - "Profiles": William L. Laurence. Run 8/18/45
SPLANE, George R., Jr. - "Our Far-Flung Correspondents: SPUSA." Run 4/10/48 [ms. missing, related notes and correspondence only]
STAFFORD, Jean [3/1]
STEEGMULLER, Francis - "Cuisine Francaise: Summer, 1945."
STRAUSS, Harold - "Letter from Tokyo." Run 3/14/53
SUEHSDORF, Adie - "That Was the War: End of the Line." Run 5/28/49
SULLIVAN, Frank - "A Saratoga Childhood." Run 9/18/54
SYMINGTON, Robert - "Our Combatant Correspondents: Wallahs, Dhobis, and Brushkeepers." Run 11/11/44
TALK OF THE TOWN [15/1]
TAPER, Bernard [7/1]
TAYLOR, Robert Lewis [5/2]
THEOBALD, Katharine - "Rec Angels."
THEOBALD, Richard J. - "The Maiden Voyage of LST 169." Run 11/27/43; 12/4/43; 12/25/43; 1/15/44; 3/25/44; 11/4/44; 12/9/44
THURBER, James [2/1]
TOMPKINS, Peter - "Byron's Shoes." Run 10/16/54
TRILLING, Lionel [1/2]
TUCCI, Niccolo [3/1]
TUCKER, Lt. J. - "The Colonel in the Foxhole."
ULLMAN, Natasha [1/1]
WALDRON, Eli [2/1]
WALKER, C. Lester - "Profiles": Duane Jones. Killed 1951 (file includes rewrite by Joseph Terry)
WALKER, Stanley [2/2]
WALKER, Stanley [3/1]
WALLACE, Kevin - "Onward and Upward With the Arts: Salle d'Armes." Run 5/10/58
WARBURG, Frederic J. - "Onward and Upward With the Arts: A Slight Case of Obscenity." Run 4/20/57
WATTS, Stephen - "That Was the War: The Aging Parachutist." Run 2/16/57
WECHSBERG, Joseph [16/2]
WELLER, George - "Winter Olympics." Killed 2/24/56
WERNER, M.R. [3/2]
WERTENBAKER, Charles [3/1]
WEST, Anthony [4/2]
WEST, Rebecca [2/2]
WHELDON, John - "Reporter from Italy."
WHITAKER, Rogers E.M. - "Profiles": Albert Edwin ("Eddie") Condon. Run 4/28/45; 5/5/45
WHITE, E.B. [2/2]
WHITESIDE, Thomas [4/2]
WILSON, Edmund [9/2]
WIND, Herbert Warren [1/2]
WRENN, Philip [2/1]