| Description |
x pages 1 leaf, 263 pages : group portraits ; 24 cm |
| Note |
"Without regard for place or time, the twenty correspondents who have worked together for the first time here have given their favorite stories."--Introd. note. |
| Bibliography |
Brief biographical sketch of the author follows each story. |
| Contents |
Twenty died at dawn, by Peggy Hull.--Peace terms to Chiang Kai- shek, by William Parker.--Stalin's counterrevolution,by Eugene Lyons.--King bites dog, by Carol Weld.--We join the opposition. by Arthur Settel.--The billion franc mustery, by Morrill Cody,--Radio goes to war, by H.V. Kaltenborn.--Sickles and hammers for Latin America, by D.T. Curtin.--A peculiar people, by S.M. Bouton.--Gamelin: the man nobody knows, by Allan Finn.--The blonde baroness and the Ethiopian war by Josef Israels II.--Behind the House- Wilson break, by G.S. Viereck.--Jobless queens of Europe, by Mary Knight.--War without Mussolini, by Tom Morgan.--Kings, queens, and knaves, by Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.--The February fascists, by Hal Lehrman.--Japan's blessing in disguise, by Edward Hunter.--They wanted the vote, by Irene Kuhn.--Out of the trenches by Christmas, by Burnet Hershey.--African interlude, by Wythe Williams. |
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Journalists -- Correspondence.
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Journalists. |
| Genre/Form |
Correspondence.
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| Subject |
Overseas Press Club of America.
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Overseas Press Club of America. |
| Genre/Form |
Personal correspondence.
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Personal correspondence.
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