(The Modern student's library)
© on introd. & revisions;
19Feb30; A18875. Charles
Scribner's Sons (PWH); 7Jan58;
R205794.
SPITZ, JACQUES.
Le voyage muet. © 19Nov30;
AF10213. Jacques Spitz (A);
30Jan58; R207656.
SPRAGUE, CURTISS, illus.
A tale of two cities. SEE Dickens,
Charles.
SPRIGGE, C. J. S., tr.
Francis Joseph I, the downfall of an
empire. SEE Tschuppik, Karl.
SQUIRES, EDITH LOMBARD.
Ten little plays for little tots.
© 6Jun30; A24487. Edith Lombard
Squires (A); 5May58; R214130.
STACPOOLE, FLORENCE.
The island of lost women. SEE
Stacpoole, H. De Vere.
STACPOOLE, H. DE VERE.
The island of lost women.
© 20Jun30; A24797. Florence
Stacpoole (W); 20Mar58; R211164.
Le recif aux etoiles. Traduit de
l'anglais par Louis Postif.
© 19Nov30; AF11087. Mme. Louis
Postif, nee Jeanne-Marie Andre
(W); 30Jan58; R207674.
STANDISH, MARY ELIZABETH HARBIN.
Recreational materials and methods.
SEE Harbin, E. O.
STANLEY-BROWN, KATHARINE.
The story of printed pictures.
With pictures by Rudolph Stanley-Brown.
(City and country series)
© 3Jun31; A37698. Katharine
Stanley-Brown (A); 23Jun58;
R216702.
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STANLEY-BROWN, RUDOLPH, illus.
The story of printed pictures. SEE
Stanley-Brown, Katharine.
STARR, FREDERICK.
Confucianism: ethics, philosophy,
religion. © 18Feb30; A21411.
Lucia W. Brink (NK); 9Jan58;
R205945.
STAUFFER, ELMER C., joint author.
Good reading for high schools. SEE
Cross, Tom Peete.
STEAD, ROBERT J. C.
The copper disc. © 20Feb31;
A34963. Robert J. C. Stead (A);
26Feb58; R209547.
STEARNS, HAROLD T.
A guide to the Craters of the Moon
National Monument, Idaho.
© 1Jul30; AA47557. Harold T.
Stearns (A); 3Mar58; R209905.
STEARNS, THEODORE.
The story of music. With pictures
by Alexander Kahn. (City and
country series) © 3Jun31; A37701.
Harper & Bros. (PWH); 30Jun58;
R217001.
STECKEL, EDWIN M.
Music study plan. © 19Mar30;
AA38265. Edwin M. Steckel (A);
12Mar58; R210893.
STEELE, RICHARD, joint author.
Sir Roger de Coverley, and other
essays from the Spectator. SEE
Addison, Joseph.
STEELE, WILBUR DANIEL.
Can't cross Jordan. (In Pictorial
review, Aug. 1930) © 10Jul30;
B77962. Wilbur Daniel Steele
(A); 5Feb58; R208393.
Ki. (In Pictorial review,
Feb. 1930) © 17Jan30; B57606.
Wilbur Daniel Steele (A);
14Jan58; R206660.
Undertow. © 15Mar30; A23554.
Wilbur Daniel Steele (A);
5Feb58; R208392.
Wife of a viking. (In Pictorial
review, Apr. 1930) © 14Mar30;
B62816. Wilbur Daniel Steele
(A); 5Feb58; R208294.
STEINER, RUDOLF.
Geisterkenntnis in glücklichen und
ernsten Stunden des Lebens, eine
Zeitbetrachtung. Oeffentlicher
Vortrag, Berlin 1915. (Aus
schicksaltragender Zeit, eine
Schriftenreihe, 6) © 15Sep30;
AF15907. Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung
(PPW); 23Dec57; R205490.
Goethes Geistesart in unseren
schicksalsschweren Tagen und die
deutsche Kultur,
geisteswissenschaftlich betrachtet.
Oeffentlicher Vortrag, Berlin 1914
© 15Sep30; AF15904. Rudolf
Steiner Nachlassverwaltung (PPW);
23Dec57; R205487.
Das Volk Schillers und Fichtes,
geisteswissenschaftlich
betrachtet. Oeffentlicher Vortrag,
Berlin 1914. (Aus Schicksaltragender Zeit,
eine Schriftenreihe, 2) © 15Sep30; AF15905.
Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung
(PPW); 23Dec57; R205488.
Das Weltbild des deutschen
Idealismus, eine Betrachtung im
Hinblick auf unsere schicksaltragende
Zeit. Oeffentlicher
Vortrag, Berlin 1915. (Aus
Schicksaltragender Zeit, eine
Schriftenreihe, 7) © 15Sep30;
AF15906. Rudolf Steiner
Nachlassverwaltung (PPW); 23Dec57;
R205489.
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STEINER (RUDOLF) NACHLASSVERWALTUNG.
Geisterkenntnis in glucklichen und
ernsten Stunden des Lebens. SEE
Steiner, Rudolf.
Goethes Geistesart in unseren
schicksalsschweren Tagen und die
deutsche Kultur. SEE Steiner,
Rudolf.
Das Volk Schillers und Fichtes,
geisteswissenschaftlich betrachtet.
SEE Steiner, Rudolf.
Das Weltbild des deutschen Idealismus.
SEE Steiner, Rudolf.
STEPHENS, CYNTHIA.
Theme and variations. SEE Stephens,
James.
STEPHENS, JAMES.
Theme and variations. © 1May30,
AI-14207; 17Oct30, A28924.
Cynthia tephens (W); 26Feb58;
R209252.
STEPHENS, WILHELMINA D'A.
The many, many children. (In
Beginners teacher's quarterly,
Apr.-June 1930) © 27Feb30;
B61954. Board of Christian
Education of the Presbyterian
Church U.S.A. (PWH); 25Feb58;
R209791.
STEPHENSON, EUNICE, illus.
The rabbit windmill. SEE
Dillingham, Elizabeth T.
STEPHENSON, EUNICE, illus. SEE
The Story of Peter Rabbit.
The Story of the three bears.
STEPHENSON, GILBERT THOMAS.
English executor and trustee
business through the eyes of an
American trust man. © 30Dec30;
A31867. Gilbert Thomas Stephenson
(A); 31Mar58; R212002.
STEVENS, GEORGE W.
Reports of cases decided in the
Court of Appeals of the State of
Georgia at the March and October
terms, 1929. SEE Georgia. Court
of Appeals.
Reports of cases decided in the
Supreme Court of the State of
Georgia at the March and October
terms, 1929. SEE Georgia.
Supreme Court.
Reports of cases decided in the
Supreme Court of the State of
Georgia at the October term, 1929
and March term, 1930. SEE
Georgia. Supreme Court.
STEVENS, HOPE BROMPIELD.
Twenty-four hours. SEE Bromfield,
Louis.
STEVENS, LINDA, joint author.
The Peter Rabbit playtime story
book. SEE Potter, Beatrix.
STEVENSON, CANDACE HEWITT.
Telling on the trout. SEE Hewitt,
Edward Ringwood.
STEVENSON, PHILIP.
The shepherd. (In The Southwest
review, Oct. 1930) © 1Dec30;
B99708. Philip Stevenson (A);
19Feb58; R209091.
STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS.
Kidnapped. Edited by J. T. Brown.
Rev. by H. Y. Moffett. Illustrated
by Clarence Rowe.
(New pocket classics) © 15Apr30;
A21863. Macmillan Co. (PWH);
3Jan58; R205459.
STEWART, DAVID, pseud. SEE
Higham, David.
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STEWART, DONALD OGDEN.
Rebound; a comedy in 3 acts. (In
The Best plays of 1929-30)
© 7Nov30; A31026. Donald Ogden
Stewart (A); 31Mar58; R212436.
STIDGER, IVA B.
Men of the great redemption. SEE
Stidger, William L.
STIDGER, WILLIAM L.
Men of the great redemption.
© 1Jan31; A32889. Iva B. Stidger
(W); 28Feb58; R209278.
STILWELL, NINA PARKE.
Bergdorf comes to America. SEE
Snedeker, Caroline Dale.
STIMSON, PHILIP MOEN.
A manual of the common contagious
diseases. © 2Jan31; A32584.
Lea & Febiger (PWH); 10Jan58;
R205997.
STODDARD, ANNE.
A good little dog. Pictures by
Berta and Elmer Hader.
© 26Sep30; A27866. Anne
Stoddard (A); 21Feb58; R209163.
Young heroes of the Bible. With an
introd. by S. Parkes Cadman.
Illustrated by Arthur Zaidenberg.
© 28Mar30; A20778. Anne Stoddard
(A); 21Feb58; R209158.
STODDARD, JOHN L., tr.
Yesterdays of an artist monk.
SEE Verkade, Willibrord.
STOKES, FRANCES K. W.
Roosevelt, the story of a friendship,
1880-1919. SEE Wister, Owen.
STOLL, ELMER EDGAR.
Poets and playwrights. © 19Feb30;
A21191. Elmer Edgar Stoll (A);
27Jan58; R207487.
STORK, CHARLES WHARTON, tr.
I sit alone. SEE Ager, Waldemar.
THE STORY OF HENNY PENNY; and, The sly
mouse. Editor: Elizabeth Norton.
Illustrator: Frederick Richardson.
© 25Sep30; AA53441. John C. Winston
Co. (PWH); 21Jan58; R208178.
THE STORY OF LAMBIKIN; and, A bell for
the cat. Editor: Elizabeth Morton.
Illustrators: Frederick Richardson
and Eunice Stephenson. (Children's
cheerie books) © 25Sep30; AA54503.
John C. Winston Co. (PWH); 21Jan58;
R206181.
THE STORY OF LITTLE BLACK SAMBO.
Editor: Elizabeth Morton. Illustrator:
Eunice Stephenson.
(Children's cheerie books)
© 25Sep30; AA53442. John C. Winston
Co. (PWH); 21Jan58; R208179.
THE STORY OF PETER RABBIT. Editor:
Elizabeth Morton. Illustrators:
Frederick Richardson and Eunice
Stephenson. (Children's cheerie
books) © 25Sep30; AA54504.
John C. Winston Co. (PWH); 21Jan58;
R208182.
THE STORY OF THE GINGERBREAD MAN.
Editor: Elizabeth Morton. Illustrators:
Frederick Richardson and
Eunice Stephenson. (Children's
cheerie books) © 25Sep30; AA54505.
John C. Winston Co. (PWH); 21Jan58;
R208183.
THE STORY OF THE LITTLE RED HEN; and,
The story of the old woman and her
pig. Editor: Elizabeth Morton.
Illustrator: Frederick Richardson.
(Children's cheerie books)
© 25Sep30; AA53440. John C. Winston
Co. (PWH); 21Jan58; R208177.
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THE STORY OF THE THREE BEARS.
Editor: Elizabeth Morton. Illustrator:
Eunice Stephenson.
(Children's cheerie books)
© 25Sep30; AA54502. John C. Winston
Co. (PWH); 21Jan58; R208180.
STOUGHTON, BRADLEY.
Engineering metallurgy, by Bradley
Stoughton and Allison Butts.
2d ed. © 24Nov30; A30889.
Bradley Stoughton & Allison
Butts (A); 4Mar58; R209969.
STOUT, REX.
Seed on the wind. © 21Aug30;
A27279. Rex Stout (A); 18Jun58;
R216547.
STRACK, LILIAN HOLMES.
A convert to Santa Claus. © on
arr.; 26May30; AA44111. Lilian
Holmes Strack (A); 2Apr58;
R211965.
What saved Pardner. © 26May30;
AA44112. Lilian Holmes Strack
(A); 2Apr58; R211964.
STRANG, RUTH.
An introduction to child study.
© 4Feb30; A19356. Ruth Strang
(A); 3Jan58; R205444.
STREET, CECIL JOHN CHARLES.
Dr. Priestley investigates, by
John Rhode, pseud. © 3Oct30;
A28836. Cecil John Charles
Street (John Rhode) (A);
13Jan58; R206795.
Peril at Cranbury Hall, by John
Rhode, pseud. © 28Feb30;
A19932. Cecil John Charles
Street (John Rhode) (A);
13Jan58; R206794.
STREET, ELWOOD.
Social work administration.
(Harper's social science series)
© 13Jun31; A37932. Elwood Street
(A); 23Jun58; R216704.
STREET, JULIAN.
What's the matter with food. (In
Saturday evening post, Jan. 31,
1931) © 29Jan31; B102647.
Margot Street (W); 17Mar58;
R211131.
What's the matter with food. (In
Saturday evening post, Mar. 21,
1931) © 19Mar31; B107640.
Margot Street (W); 21Mar58;
R211132.
Where Paris dines. Airways ed.
4th ed. Rev. 1931. © 1May31;
A38179. Margot S. Street (W);
9May58; R214297.
STREET, MARGOT.
What's the matter with food. SEE
Street, Julian.
STREET, MARGOT S.
Where Paris dines. SEE Street,
Julian.
STREET & SMITH PUBLICATIONS, INC.
Love's byways. SEE Davis, Jane.
STREUBEL, ERNEST J.
The story of electricity. SEE
Popular science library, v.6.
STRIBLING, T. S.
The forge. © 6Mar31; A34682.
T. S. Stribling (A); 12Mar58;
R210487.
STRINGER, ARTHUR.
Out of Erin. © 17Sep30; A29373.
Robert A. Stringer (C); 26Mar58;
R213435.
STROBEL, MARION. SEE Mitchell,
Marion Strobel.
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STRONG, BENJAMIN.
Interpretations of Federal Reserve
policy in the speeches and
writings of Benjamin Strong,
governor of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York 1914-1928.
W. Randolph Burgess, editor.
© 24Nov30; A31292. W. Randolph
Burgess (A); 3Mar58; R209939.
STRONG, LEONARD ALFRED GEORGE.
The jealous ghost. © 26May30,
AI-14197; 8Nov30, A30568.
Leonard Alfred George Strong (A);
22Apr58; R213533.
STUDEBAKER, J. W.
Economy practice exercises In
whole numbers, set 4, no.1-43.
By J. W. Studebaker, F. B. Knight,
and G. M. Ruch. Edited by George
G. Myers. © 17Nov30; AA55434.
Scott, Foresman & Co. (PWH);
14Jan58; R206855.
Manual of directions for Economy
practice exercises in whole
numbers, by J. W. Studebaker,
F. B. Knight, and G. M. Ruch.
(Standard mathematical service)
© 4Dec30; A31441. Scott,
Foresman & Co. (PWH); 14Jan58;
R206843.
Standard service test and practice
pad for second grade arithmetic,
by J. W. Studebaker, F. B.
Knight and W. C. Findley.
© 13Dec30; AA58083. Scott,
Foresman & Co. (PWH); 14Jan58;
R206856.
Teacher's manual for Standard
service arithmetic flash cards,
by J. W. Studebaker, F. B. Knight,
and W. C. Findley. © 13Feb30;
AA35776. Scott, Foresman & Co.
(PWH); 14Jan58; R206845.
STURTEVANT, SARAH M., ed.
Deans at work. Edited by Sarah M.
Sturtevant and Harriet Hayes.
© 21Aug30; A27110. Harriet Hayes
(A); 9Jan58; R206393.
SUGGS, MRS. CHARLES C.
Stage guide for Crocodile Island.
SEE Morgan, Geoffrey F.
SUPERVIELLE, JULES.
L'enfent de la haute mer.
© 30Jan31; AF11173. Jules
Supervielle (A); 17Feb58;
R209325.
SUTCLIFFE, WILLIAM G.
Statistics for the business man.
© 29Oct30; A29719. William G.
Sutcliffe (A); 14Feb58; R209015.
SUTHERLAND, JOAN. SEE Kelly, Joan
Sutherland.
SUTTON, ERIC, tr.
Claudia (Die Novellen um Claudia)
SEE Zweig, Arnold.
SVENSKA SÄLLSKAPET FÖR ANTROPOLOGI
OCH GEOGRAFI, STOCKHOLM.
Andree's story: the complete record
of his Polar flight, 1897.
translated from the Swedish by
Edward Adams-Ray. © 6Dec30;
A32256. Viking Press, Inc.
(PWH); 11Mar58; R210369.
SVEVO, ITALO, pseud. SEE
Schmitz, Ettore.
SWEENEY, NORA, illus.
The mystery of the Bradley pearls.
SEE Radford, Ruby Lorraine.
SWEET, WILLIAM WARREN.
The story of religions in
America. © 15Oct30; A29408.
William Warren Sweet (A);
29Jan58; R207711.
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SWIFT, JONATHAN.
Gulliver's travels into several remote
nations of the world, arranged
in three parts by M. Dodge
Holmes. With original illus. by
Edwin J. Prittie. © on introd.,
notes, revisions & illus.;
21Jul30; A25865. John C. Wlnston
Co. (PWH); 21Jan58; R208171.
SWINTON, ALLAN.
Diamond cut diamond. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan,
May 1930) © 10Apr30; B66923.
Elsie Evelia Swinton (W);
8Jan58; R207058.
SWINTON, ELSIE EVELIA.
Diamond cut diamond. SEE Swinton,
Allan.
SYMONDS, PERCIVAL M.
Foreign language prognosis test.
© 9May30; A27796. Percival M.
Symonds (A); 28Apr58; R213603.
TAFT, KENDALL B.
The good companions. SEE
Priestley, J. B.
TALMAN, CHARLES FITZHUGH.
The story of our weather; meteorology.
SEE Popular science
library.
TANGUAY, DELLA MCCANN.
Recital pieces for little readers.
© 6Jun30; A24486. Della McCann
Tanguay (A); 5May58; R214129.
TANNENBAUM, SAMUEL AARON, ed.
The drinking academy. SEE
Randolph, Thomas.
TANNER, WILLIAM M.
Exercises in correct English with
achievement tests. © 2May30;
AA44156. William M. Tanner (A);
23Dec57; R205645.
TAPPAN, EVA MARCH.
Travelers and traveling. Rev. ed.
(The Industrial readers, book 4)
© 7Feb30; A18594. Worcester
County Trust Co. (E); 7Feb58;
R208485.
TARBEAUX, FRANK.
The autobiography of Frank Tarbeaux,
as told to Donald Henderson
Clarke. © 27Feb30; A19974.
Donald Henderson Clarke (A);
23Jan58; R207168.
TARKINGTON, BOOTH.
Fifteen. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan, June 1931)
© 8May31; B115376. Susanah K.
Tarkington (W); 9May58; R214307.
She was right once. (In Saturday
evening post, June 13, 1931)
© 11Jun31; B117777. Susanah K.
Tarkington (W); 18Jun58; R216689.
TARKINGTON, SUSANAH K.
Fifteen. SEE Tarkington, Booth.
She was right once. SEE Tarkington,
Booth.
TAYLOR, BLAIR, tr.
Down the red lane. SEE Nadel, Henri.
TAYLOR, HORACE, ed.
Readings in contemporary problems
in the United States. Vol.2.
Edited by Horace Taylor and
Joseph D. McGoldrick. © 4Feb30;
A18576. Horace Taylor & Joseph
D. McGoldrick (A); 15Jan58;
R207020.
TAYLOR, MACK.
The law of postal frauds and crimes.
With forms and rules of the court.
© 23Mar31; A36618. Vernon Law
Book Co. (PWH); 4Apr58; R212984.
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TAYLOR, NORMAN.
The Story of our plants; botany.
SEE Popular science library, v.8.
TEILHET, DARWIN L'OR.
Murder in the air. © 5Feb31;
A34241. Darwin L. Teilhet (A);
28Feb58; R209866.
TEMPLETON, JKSSE.
Sur la piste blanche. Traduit de
l'anglais par H. Bellamy.
© 17Dec30; AF11094. H. Bellamy
(A); 30Jan58; R207676.
TEMPORARY CUMULATIVE FEDERAL DIGEST,
covering decisions of the United
States Courts. Second series.
Vol. 31-40. Edited by the editorial
staff of the American digest system.
© 20Oct30; A30525. West Pub. Co.
(PWH); 6Jan58; R206072.
TEMPORARY KANSAS DIGEST. Vol.8a.
Feb. 1927-June 1930. Compiled
under the American Digest classification.
© 26Nov30; A31519.
West Pub. Co. (PWH); 6Jan58;
R206071.
TEMPORARY PACIFIC DIGEST OF VOLUMES
286-290 PACIFIC REPORTER. By the
editorial staff of the American
Digest System. © 10Dec30;
A33689. West Pub. Co. (PWH);
4Apr58; R212965.
TEN EYCK, MARY DODGE.
College days at the Manor.
© 10Apr30; A22064. Benziger
Bros., Inc.; (PWH); 3Mar58;
R209814.
TENNYSON, ALFRED TENNYSON, BARON.
The best of Tennyson. Edited by
Walter Graham. (Nelson English
series) © 7May30; A22748.
Mrs. Walter Graham (W); 7May58;
R214171.
Idylls of the king. Edited by
C. W. French. Rev. by H. Y.
Moffett. Illustrated by G. M.
Richards. (New pocket classics)
© 15Apr30; A21869. Macmillan
Co. (PWH); 3Jan58; R205463.
TERHUNE, ALBERT PAYSON.
A dog named Chips. © 19Feb31;
A34464. Anice Terhune (W);
13May58; R215309.
Have we lived before this life.
(In Home magazine, Nov. 1930)
© 15Oct30; B96270. Anice Terhune
(W); 17Feb58; R208972.
History of their books. (In Bookman,
Oct. 1930) © 11Oct30;
B93611. Anice Terhune (W);
17Feb58; R208973.
Man can climb high. (In American
magazine, Jan. 1931) © 25Nov30;
B94851. Anice Terhune (W);
17Feb58; R208971.
Proving nothing. © 29Oct30;
A29723. Anice Terhune (W);
17Feb58; R208970.
Scourge. (In Ladies home journal,
Mar. 1930) © 25Feb30; B62036.
Anice Terhune (W); 25Feb58;
R209215.
Seventh son. Illustrated by Paul
Bransom. © 1Mar30; A5-15608.
Anice Terhune (W); 25Feb58;
R209216.
TERHUNE, ANICE.
For works claimed by Anice Terhune
SEE Terhune, Albert Payson.
TERMAN, F. E.
New Stanford achievement test. SEE
Kelley, Truman L.
TERMAN, FREDERICK E. SEE
Genetic studies of genius.
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TERMAN, LEWIS K.
New Stanford achievement test. SEE
Kelley, Truman L.
TERMAN, LEWIS M. SEE
Genetic studies of genius.
TERREL, MARY FIELD, illus.
Parents prefer babies. SEE Schwartz,
Esther L.
TERRETT, COURTENAY.
Only saps work; a ballyhoo for
racketeering. With a foreword
by Morris L. Ernst. © 2Jul30;
A25549. Mrs. Courtenay Terrett
(W); 24Jun58; R216855.
TERRETT, MPS. COURTENAY.
Only saps work. SEE Terrett,
Courtenay.
TEUSCHER, RUTH.
Junior drill pad, book 2.
© 12Aug30; A27042. Ruth
Teuscher (A); 9Apr58; R212443.
Teacher's guide to Junior drill
pad. Book 1-2. © 14Aug30;
A28194. Ruth Teuscher (A);
9Apr58; R212444.
TEUSCHER, RUTH M.
Junior drill pad. Book 1.
© 16Jun30; A25139. Ruth M
Teuscher (A); 15Jan58; R207053.
TEXAS AND SOUTH WESTERN REPORTER DIGEST,
including cases reported in
v. 16-30 South western reporter.
Second series. Edited by the
editorial staff of the American Digest
System. © 31Dec30; A33078. West
Pub. Co. (PWH); 6Jan58; R206070.
TEXAS DECISIONS REPORTED IN SOUTH
WESTERN REPORTER ANNOTATED. Second
series. © West Pub. Co. (PWH) v.
27-28. June-July 1930.
© 2Oct30; A30529. 6Jan58;
R206090.
29-30. July-Oct. 1930.
© 24Dec30; A33085. 6Jan58;
R206091.
31-32, Oct. 1930-Jan. 1931.
© 23Mar31; A36581. 4Apr58;
R212979.
THERIVE, ANDRE, pseud. SEE Puthoste,
Roger.
THOMAS, HELEN.
World without end. © 19Jan31;
A34279. Helen Thomas (A);
13May58; R215307.
THOMAS, HELEN GOSS, joint author.
The earth and its people. SEE
Atwood, Wallace W.
THOMAS, J. J., joint author.
Sixteen Easter carols; for the
church school. SEE Nevin,
Clarence.
THOMAS, LOWELL.
India: land of the black pagoda.
Illustrated with photos. by H. A.
Chase and the author.
© 31Oct30; A30332. Lowell
Thomas (A); 21Feb58; R209169.
THOMAS, OSWALD.
Heaven and earth, a modern
astronomy. Bernard Miall,
translator. © 5May30; A22730.
Bernard Miall (A); 25Apr58;
R214399.
THOMAS, WILLARD ALDEN.
Engineer's vest pocket book.
© 2Oct30; AA51874. Willard
Alden Thomas (A); 28Feb58;
R209901.
THOMASON, JOHN W., JR.
J. E. B. Stuart; Harper's Ferry,
Stuart's first appearance. (In
Scribner's magazine, June 1930)
© 23May30; B73132. Leda B.
Thomason (W); 2May58; R214249.
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J. E. B. Stuart: Stuart's first
war year, The Seven Day's Battle
and events leading up to the
second Manassas campaign, Sharpsburg
and the Maryland campaign of
Lee prior to Chancellorsville.
(In Scribner's magazine, July-Sept.
1930) © 24Jun30, B77261;
18Jul30, B79980; 19Aug30, B84128.
Leda B. Thomason (W); 11Jun58;
R216651-216653.
Woman's reason. (In Hearst's
international-cosmopolitan, Nov. 1930)
© 10Oct30; B90338. Leda B.
Thomason (W); 2May58; R214251.
THOMASON, LEDA B.
J. E. B. Stuart. SEE Thomason,
John W., Jr.
Woman's reason. SEE Thomason,
John W., Jr.
THOMPSON, ADA MCCANN.
The cheerful cherub. SEE McCann,
Rebecca.
THOMPSON (EDWARD) CO. SEE
McKinney's consolidated laws of
New York, annotated.
United States code annotated.
United States code pamphlet supplement
unannotated.
THOMPSON, HOLLAND, ed. SEE
Book of knowledge.
THOMPSON, JAMES E.
A manual of the slide rule.
© 19Sep30; A28709. James E.
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THOMPSON, JOANNA MAXWELL PULLEIN-.
SEE Pullein-Thompson, Joanna Maxwell.
THOMPSON, JOHN.
Keyboard attacks. Twenty-four examples
from the masters to develop
interpretation and expression.
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(A); 19Mar58; R211397.
THOMPSON, WARREN S.
Population problems. © 15Sep30;
A28314. Warren S. Thompson (A);
4Mar58; R209965.
THORNDIKE, ANNETTE L.
A history of English lieterature.
SEE Neilson, William Allan.
THORNDIKE, ASHLEY HORACE, joint author.
A history of English literature.
SEE Neilson, William Allan.
THORPE, CLARENCE D., ed.
University readings. Selected and
edited by Clarence D. Thorpe and
Erich A. Walter. © 15Apr31;
A36540. Clarence D. Thorpe (A);
13May58; R215314.
THORPE, GEORGE C.
Federal practice, jurisdiction &
procedure, civil and criminal,
with forms. SEE Hughes, William J.
The judicial system of the United
States. SEE Hughes, William J.
THROCKMORTON, ARCHIBALD HALL.
Illustrative cases on contracts.
2d ed. by Archibald H. Throckmorton
and Alvin C. Brightman.
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A36619. West Pub. Co.; (PWH);
4Apr58; R212985.
THURBER, JAMES.
Are women getting anywhere? (In
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A box to hide in. (In The New
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B88442. James Thurber (A);
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The burning deck. (In The New
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B103178. James Thurber (A);
22May58; R214884.
Dorothy and Harry. (In The New
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The future of psychoanalysis. (In
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The greatest man in the world (In
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The high place and big and costly.
(In The New Yorker, Nov. 22, 1930)
© 21Nov30; B93585. James
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Humanists and others. (In The New
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B71567. James Thurber (A);
24Apr58; R213367.
If Grant had been drinking at
Appomatox. (In The New Yorker,
Dec. 6, 1930) © 5Dec30; B96354.
James Thurber (A); 22May58;
R214880.
Late afternoon of a patrolman.
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© 10Apr31; B109809. James Thurber
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A little episode. (In The New
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B73009. James Thurber (A);
21May58; R214844.
The man who was wetly. (In The
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(A); 22May58; R214881.
Mr. Higgin's breakdown. (In The
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Mr. Monroe and the moving men. (In
The New Yorker, Aug. 9, 1930)
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(A); 24Apr58; R213368.
North America in ferment. (In The
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An outline of the Byrd report. (In
The New Yorker, July 26, 1930)
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(A); 22May58; R214873.
The owl in the attic and other
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(A); 24Apr58; R213366.
The remarkable case of Mr. Bruhl.
(In The New Yorker, Nov. 15, 1930)
© 14Nov30; B93153. James Thurber
(A); 22May58; R214879.
So you're going to a hotel. (In The
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(A); 22May58; R214878.
Subscriber's nightmare. (In The
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