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The Inventory of the Harold U. Ribalow Collection #176

The Inventory of the Harold U. Ribalow Collection #176

The Inventory

of the

Harold U. Ribalow

Collection

#176

Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center RIBALOW, HAROLD U.

Sorted by categories, but within each, unsorted. As other materials come set up other groupings 6+ to facilitate sorting.

Categories are: 1. Book reviews 2. Newspaper pieces and syndicated columns 3, Articles in magazines 4. Publicity and clips 5, Material apparently not by or about HUR.

Box 1-2

Book Reviews Box 3-4

Newspaper pieces etc. Box 5 Publicity and clips

Box 6

Articles and material not by HR.

Ribalow, Harold U. ada.endurn Aug. 1966

Box

Ribalow, Harold U. ARNOW WESIIBR t. c . c • with holo. notes in Wesker' s own

hand 181,,(.

Ribalow, Harold U. ARNOW WESIIBR setting copy t. c. with ho1o. notes and

corr., editor I s notes 170 .f.

HUR ARNOLD WESIIBR galley 7 June 1965 printer I s marks, author I s holo. corr.

HUR ARNOW WESIIBR galley 8 July 1965

HUR ARNOW WESIIBR galley 11 Aug 196 5

Box# 8

1. HUR ARNODJ) WESIIBR galley

2. HUR ARNOLD WESIIBR plate proof

3. HUR ARNOLD WESIIBR duplicate galley 1J+ July 196 5

l+. 2 news releases for Israel Bond Drive 12/24/65 and 7/7/65 both are t,c.

1 /. each

5. correspondence 6 letters 1965 5 '11L ( c. c. ) ( 2 from HUR and 3 to him), 1

TIS (to HUR)

6. envelope with news clippings by HUR 195l+ - 58 75 pieces

7. envelope 7 news clippings about HUR, 11. clippings by others (writers),

2 items miscellaneous memorabilia, 1 color photograph of Pownal Vermont

Ribalow, Harold

Addenda: October 1975, August 1976, January & February 1981

Box 9 I. MANUSCRIPTS

A. THE TIE THAT BINDS. A. S, Barnes and Co., 1980

1. Holograph signed, 353p, (#1)

2. Typescript and photocopy of typescript, with bolo. corr.

and printer's marks, 354p (includes prelim. pages) p. 1 - 171 (//2) II. PRINTED PIECES p. 171 - 353 (#3)

A. By H.R.

1. Articles

a. "Historical Fiction on Jewish Themes; A Selected

Bibliography," Jewish Book Council of America pamphlet,

1966. (Reprinted from Jewish Book Annual, Vol. 23 5726/

1965-66) (//4)

b. "Isaac Bashevls Singer--Nobel Prize Winner 1978: An

Interview," Midstream, January 1979

c. Book Reviews; 1951-1970, 108 clippings and tear sheets

mostly from Jewish Exponent with some from Congress

Biweekly, The Kansas City Jewish Chronicle,

Reconstructionist, Pioneer Woman, American Judaism,

and The Chicago Jewish Forum. (#5)

B. About H.R.; 1950-1956

Book reviews concerning anthologies edited by H.R., 8 pieces

including those from The Chicago Jewish Forum; Judaism: A

Quarterly Journal, and Jewish Book Guild News. (#6)

Ribalow, Harold p. 2

Box 9 C. Other Printed Pieces

Circle in Jewish Bookland book reviews of other authors

(not by H. R.) (117)

III. CORRESPONDENCE. Related to research on Lewis Lewisohn.

A. From R.R.

Eight (8) CTL requests for information. Includes letters

to publishers, scholars, and Mrs. Ludwig Lewisohn.

March-August, 1962 (#8)

B. To R.R.

Bowman, Sylvia (Professor of English, Indiana University).

TLS May 3, 1964. (#8) Ribalow, Harold U. #176 11/13/13 Preliminary Listing

I. Manuscripts. Box 10 A. Files re: 1. Articles about Jewish fiction and writers, 1960. [F. 1] 2. Articles published, 1974. [F. 2] 3. Articles published, 1960. [F. 3] 4. Sports columns, 1960. [F. 4-6] 5. Published reviews, 1955-1958. [F.7-8] 6. Features, 1959. [F. 9-10] 7. Published reviews, 1961-1964, 1967-1968, 1970-1971 (6 files). [F. 11-16] 8. Jewish books and articles, 1963. [F. 17] 9. Articles, 1960-1962. [F. 18] 10. Judaism and the Holy Land, 1951-1978; includes printed material. [F. 19] Box 11 B. Novels by HR. 1. AT WAR, TS, 100 p., n.d. [F.l] 2. FIGHTER FROM WHITECHAPEL: THE STORY OF DANIEL MENDOZA, TS with holograph notes, 104 p., n.d. [F. 2] 3. HENRY ROTH, TS, 100 p., n.d. [F. 3] 4. THE NEGRO IN AMERICAN SPORTS, TS with holograph notes, 150 p., n.d. [F. 4-5] 5. REFLECTIONS ON JEWISH WRITERS AND JEWISH FICTION, TS with holograph notes, 230 p., n.d. [F. 6-7] C. Reviews by HR. 1. "Abraham Geiger and Liberal Judaism," compiled by Max Weiner, n.d. . [F. 8] 2. "The Accident," by Elie Wiesel, n.d 3. "Aliyah: The People oflsrael," by Howard Morley Sachar, n.d. 4. "Aliyah: The People oflsrael," by Howard Morley Sachar, n.d. 5. "American Jewish Year Book 1962," edited by Morris fine and Milton Himmelfarb, 1962. 6. "Anna Teller," by Jo Sinclair, n.d. 7. "The Art of Being a Jew," by Rabbi Morris N. Kertzer, n.d. 8. "," by , n.d. 9. "Basic Writings of Ahad Ha'am," by Hans Kohn, n.d. 10. "Between Day and Dark," by Charles Angoff, n.d. 11. "The Bitter Spring," by Charles Angoff, n.d. 12. "Blessed is the Land," by Louis Zara, n.d. 13. "Bloodshed and Three Novellas," by , n.d. 14. "The Building," by Peter Martin, n.d. 15. "By the Waters of Manhattan," by Charles Reznikoff, n.d.

Ribalow, Harold U. (11/13/13) Page 1 of 6 16. "Call It Sleep," by Henry Roth, n.d. 17. "Caravan," by Jacob Sonntag, n.d. 18. "Cast a Giant Shadow," by Ted Berkman, n.d. 19. "Caution to the Winds," by Ira Hirchsmann," n.d. 20. "Children of the Gilded Ghetto," by Judith R. Kramer and Seymour Leventman, 1962. 21. "Children of the Gilded Ghetto," by Judith R. Kramer, n.d. 22. "The Chosen," Harold U. Ribalow, n.d. 23. "The Coasts of the Earth," by Harold Livingston, n.d. 24. "Compulsion," by Mevin Levin, n.d. 25. "Contemporaries," by Alfred Kazin, 1962. 26. "Cowboy on a Wooden Horses," by Yuri Suhl, n.d. 27. "The Crossing Point," by Gerda Charles, n.d. 28. "The Crossing Point," Gerda Charles, 1962. 29. "Cup of Fury," by Adam Gillon, n.d. 30. "Diamond," by Brian Granville, n.d. 31. "The Dilemma of the Modem Jew," by Joachim Prinz, n.d. 32. "An End to Dying," by Sam Astrachan, n.d. 33. "The Enemy Camp," by Jerome Weidman, n.d. 34. "Everyone's Guide to Israel," by Joan Comay, n.d. 35. "The Family Man," by Sidney Sulkin, n.d. 36. "Fighter From Whitechapel: The Story of Daniel Mendoza," by Harold Ribalow, n.d. 37. "Five Boyhoods," by Howard Lindsay, Harry Golden, Walt Kelly, William K. Zinsser, and , n.d. 38. "For Special Occasions," by Dore Schary, n.d. 39. "From the Dark Tower," by Ernst Pawel, n.d. 40. "The Golden Weather," by Louis Rubin, n.d. 41. "Goodbye, Columbus," by , n.d. 42. "Goodbye, I Guess," by Michael Blankfort, n.d. 43. "Goodbye, I Guess," by Michael Blankfort, n.d. 44. "Grand Concourse," by Eliot Wagner, n.d. 45. "The Grove," by Burton Berstein, n.d. 46. "Growing Up Rich," by Anne Bernays, "Dear Once," by Zelda Popkin, "Cousin Suzanne," by Myrna Blyth, "Cleft Roots," by Philip J. Simon, n.d. 47. "The Hasidio Community of Williamsburg" by Solomon Poll, n.d. 48. "A Heritage Affirmed," by Harry L. Lurie, n.d. 49. "Heydrich: Hitler's Most Evil Henchman" by Charles Wighton, n.d. 50. "Homecoming at Twilight," by Jacob Glatstein, n.d. 51. "I Am Alive," by Kitty Hart, n.d. 52. "I Am Alive," by Kitty Hart, ts 3p., n.d. 53. "I Will Survive," by Sala Pawlowicz, n.d. 54. "I Will Survive," full review, n.d. 55. "The Identity of Dr. Frazier," by George Skylar, n.d.

Ribalow, Harold U. (11/13/13) Page 2 of 6 56. "In The Arena: An Autobiographical Memoir," by Emanuel Neumann, n.d. 57. "Israeli Stories," by Joel Blacker, n.d. 58. "The Jerusalem Windows of Marc Chagall" by Jean Leymarie, n.d. [F. 9] 59. "Jews, God and History" by Max I. Diomont, n.d. 60. "Jews in the Modern World," by Jacob Fried, n.d. 61. "Journey to the Down," by Charles Angoff, n.d. 62. "Joy to Levine!" by Norma Stahl Rosen, n.d. 63. "Judaism," by Arthur Hertzberg, n.d. 64. "The Last Angry Man," by Gerald Green, n.d. 65. "Letting Go," by Philip Roth, n.d. 66. "The Life and Death of Serge Rubinstein" by Gene Smith, n.d. 67. "Like a River of Lions" by Tara de Gamez, 1962. 68. "A Little Boy in Search of God: Mysticism in a Personal Light," by 69. "Love and Like" by Herbert Gold, n.d. 70. "The Magic Barrel," by Bernarn Malamud, n.d. 71. "Main Entrance" by Konrad Bercovici, n.d. 72. "Man's Best Hope" by Roland B. Gittelson, n.d. 73. "Marjorie Morningstar" by Herman Wouk, n.d. 74. "Memoir of Spring," by Elick Moll, n.d. 75. "Memoirs in Profile," by Louis Lipsky, n.d. 76. "Memoirs of a Special Case" by Chaim Raphael, n.d. 2 copies. 77. "Mister Margulies," by James Kaffe, n.d. 78. "Moses and the Original Torah" by Abba Hillrl Silver, n.d. 79. "The Mother" by Bernice Kavinoky, n.d. 80. "The Neighborhood" by David Mark, n.d. 81. "The New Jewish Encyclopedia" edited by David Bridger, n.d. 82. "" by Bernard Malamud, n.d. 83. "No Easy Answers," by Philip Klutznick, n.d. 84. "Noah's Ark, Tourist Glass" by Ephraim Kishon, n.d. 85. "Notes From a Dark Street," by Edward Adler, n.d. 86. "The Nuremberg Trial: A History of Nazi Germany as revealed Through the Testimony at Nuremberg," by Joe J. Heydecker n.d. 87. "Out Went the Candle" by Harvey Swados, n.d. 88. "The Painted Queen" by Olga Hesky, 1962. 89. "Parallel Quest" by Irma L. Lindheim, n.d. 90. "The Passover Enthology", Philip Goodman, n.d. 91. "The Pawnbroker," by Edward Lewis Wallant, n.d. 92. "Portrait of a Jew," by Albert Memmi, n.d. 93. "The Pawnbroker," and "The Human Season," by Edward Lewis Wallant, n.d. 94. "Prince of Judeah and Other Stories of a Great Journey" by Rufus Learsi, n.d. 95. "The Promised City" by Moses Rischin, n.d.

Ribalow, Harold U. (11/13/13) Page 3 of 6 96. "Pull Down Vanity" by Leslie A. Fiedler, 2 copies, n.d. 97. "Remember Me to God" by Myron Kaufman. 98. "A River of Lions," by Tana de Gamez, n.d. 99. "The Root and the Branch," by Robert Gordis, n.d. 100. "The Rothschilds" by Frederic Morton, n.d. 101. "Seidman and Son," by Elick Moll, n.d. 102. "Seize the Day" by , n.d. 103. "The Slave" by Isaac Bashevis Singer, n.d. 104. "The Slave" by Isaac Bashevis Singer, n.d. 105. "The Slave Trade Today," by Sean O Callaghan, 1962. 106. "So Laugh a Little" by Molly Picon, n.d. 107. "Sol Myers," by Judah Stampfer, n.d. 108. "Sole Survivor by Louis Falstein", n.d. 109. "Some of My Best Friends ... " by Benjamin R. Epstein and Arnold Forster. 110. "Sorrow Laughs" by Harry Bloom, n.d. 111. "Something About My Father and Other People" by Charles Angoff, n.d. [F. 10] 112. "The Sound of Bow Bells" by Jerome Weidman, n.d." 113. "The Spinoza of Market Street," by Isaac Bashevis Singer, 1962. 114. "A Star in the Wind" by Robert Nathan, n.d. 115. "Stem," by Bruce Jay Friedman, n.d. 116. "The Story of Jewish Philosophy," by Joseph L. Blau, n.d. 117. "Streams in the Wilderness" by Chayym Zeldis, n.d. 118. "The Strong Hand," by Michael Blankfort, n.d. 119. "The Successor," by Seymour Epstein, n.d. 120. "The Sun at Noon," by Charles Angoff. 121. "A Tale of Ten Cities," by Eugene J. Lipman and Albert Vorspan, n.d. 122. "Tales of the Yiddish Rialto," by Louis Lipsky, n.d. 123. "Therefore Be Bold," by Herbert Gold, n.d. 124. "They Came from Everywhere," by Robert St. John, n.d. 125. "Three Days," by Zeev Sharef, n.d. 126. "Three Novels," by Daniel Fuchs, n.d. 127. "Three Novels," by Daniel Fuchs, n.d. 128. "The Time of the Peaches," by Arthur Grant, n.d. 129. "The Truth About Shylock," by Bernard Grebanier, n.d. 130. "Twenty 20th Century Jews," by S.J. Goldsmith, n.d. 131. "Wanderers and Settlers in the Far East," by Herman Dickier, n.d. 132. "What's the Big Hurray?," by James Yaffe, n.d. 133. "Williamsburg- A Jewish Community in Transition," by George Kranzler, n.d. 134. "The Whole Land Brimstone," by Anna Langfus, n.d. 135. "A Whole Loaf," by Sholom J. Kahn, n.d. 136. "Woman of Valor: The Story of Henrietta Szold," by Rufus Learsi, n.d.

Ribalow, Harold U. (11/13/13) Page 4 of 6 137. "Women Build A Land," by Ada Maimon, n.d. 138. "Women oflsrael," by Waagenaar, n.d. 139. "The Year in Books," by HR, n.d. 140. "Youngblood Hawke," by Herman Wouk, 1962. 141. "You're Entitle,"' by Harry Golden, n.d. 142. "You're Entitle,"' by Harry Golden, n.d. D. Interviews. 1. "Chaim Potok," TS with holograph notes, 39 p. (2 copies); includes original and a photocopy, n.d. [F. 11] E. Short stories by HR. 1. "Cruelty at Colombo," TS, 7 p., n.d. 2. "The Man on the Train," TS, 8 p., n.d. F. Outlines. 1. "Countries of Hope: America, Israel, and Socialist Utopia as Goals of Jewish Fiction in the United States," TS, 7 p., n.d. G. Articles by HR. 1. "Charles Angoff," TS with holograph notes, 17 p., n.d. (2 copies). 2. "The Emergence of the Jewish Writer in England," TS, 7 p., 1962. 3. "Israel Journey," TS with holograph notes, 11 p., n.d. 4. "Israel Journey," TS, 12 p., n.d. 5. "Paul Morphy: Genius of the Chessboard," TS, 3 p., n.d. (2 copies). 6. "Reflections on the New Year," TS, 4 p., n.d. 7. "The Rise of Dan Jacobson," TS, 4 p., n.d. 8. "The Romance oflsrael's Stamps, TS, 4 p., 1962. H. Article fragments. 1. "Israel Journey," TS with holograph notes, 3 p., n.d. 2. Unidentified fragments, TS, 3 p., n.d. I. Manuscript notes. 1. Notes re: book reviews, holograph notes, 15 p., n.d. 2. 6 bibliographical note cards, holograph, n.d. J. By Others. 1. "Harold Ribalow and the Emergence of the American Jewish Anthology, 1950-1958," by Jeremy Shere, TS, 15 p., n.d. 2. "Reflections on the Passover Season," by Meir Charniak, TS, 4 p., n.d.

IL Printed Material. A. Files. 1. "H.U.R.," 1980-1982. [F. 12] 2. "Roth, H," 1960-1965; includes manuscripts. [F. 12-13] 3. Re: Articles by HR, 1951-1985; includes notes; manuscripts; subfile: [F. 14] i. "Conversations," 1976; includes correspondence. B. Program re: The American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters Ceremonial, 1965. [F. 15]

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C. Articles. 1. "Henry Roth: No Longer at Home," by HR, 1943. 2. "Henry Roth and the Redemptive Imagination," by William Freedman, 1967. 3. "Henry Roth Rediscovered," by HR, 1960. 4. "If We Had Bacon," by Henry Roth, 20 p., 1936. 5. "John Peale Bishop & the Other Thirties," by Leslie A. Fiedler, 1967. D. Thesis. 1. "Henry Roth's Call It Sleep: The Rhythm of Opposition," by Catharine Ellen Roth, 1970. E. Newsletter. 1. The Bookmark, re: William S. Fishman Elected JPS President, Vol. 16 No. 2, 1969. F. Booklets. 1. "The Griffin," 1961. 2. "Wisconsin Studies in Contemporary Literature," Vol. 3 No. 3, Fall 1962. G. Magazines. 1. Life, 1/8/1965. [F. 16] H. Clippings re: Jewish culture, 1954-1965.

III. Correspondence. A. General. 1. Correspondence between HR and Henry Roth, 1965-1971. [F. 17] 2. Approx. 50 letters, ANS, TLS, 1964-1987; includes printed material. B. Files. 1. "H. Roth," 1960-1965. [F. 18] 2. "H. Roth- 1966," 1962-1966; includes printed material. 3. "H. Roth 1967," 1966-1967; includes printed material. [F. 19] 4. "Roth, H. (1967-1968)," 1960-1968; includes printed material; manuscripts. 5. "Roth, Henry (GJ)," 1965; includes printed material. [F. 20] 6. "Roth (Letters)," 1963-1965; includes legal materials; printed material. 7. "Roth [Negotiations]," 1959-1969; includes financial material; printed material. 8. "Roth, Henry [Publicity Clips]," 1959-1964; includes printed material; manuscripts. 9. "Roth, Henry, [Ribalow to Roth]," 1958-1965. [F. 21] 10. Re: letters on HR publications, 1952-1968. 11. Re: book projects and personal correspondence, 1964-1977. [F. 22]

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