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The Project Gutenberg Ebook of U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1976 January - June The Project Gutenberg eBook of U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1976 January - June This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at www.gutenberg.net Title: U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1976 January - June Author: U.S. Copyright Office Release Date: March 30, 2004 [EBook #11853] Language: English Character set encoding: ISO-8859-1 *** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK COPYRIGHT RENEWALS *** Produced by Michael Dyck, Charles Franks, pourlean, and the Online Distributed Proofreading team, using page images supplied by the Universal Library Project at Carnegie Mellon University. <pb id='001.png' n='1976_h1/A/3099' /> BOOKS & PAMPHLETS Renewals [* non-renewal entries *] <pb id='002.png' /> [* 7 non-renewal entries *] R592943. A History of medicine. By Arturo Castiglioni, editor: E. B. Krumbhaar. � on additions & revisions; 1Nov47; A18657. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH); 12Dec74; R592943. (See also A History of medicine; 14May75; R608387) R595407. A Slave in the family. By Samuel H. Adams. (In The New Yorker, Dec. 13, 1947) � 11Dec47; B110434. Samuel H. Adams (A); 10Jan75; R595407. (See also A Slave in the family; 6Mar75; R599671) R596663. Mardi Gras. By Robert Tallant. (In Hearst's international cosmopolitan, Jan. 1948) � 31Dec47; B116322. Minnie Hagruder Gibbs (NK); 6Jan75; R596663. (See also Mardi Gras; 17Mar75; R600730) R599670. My grandfather and the plague. By Samuel H. Adams. (In The New Yorker, Oct. 18, 1947) � 16Oct47; B102752. Hester H. Adams & Katherine A. Adell (C); 6Mar75; R599670. (See also My grandfather and the plague; 4Nov74; R590266) R599671. A Slave in the family. By Samuel H. Adams. (In The New Yorker, Dec. 13, 1947) � 11Dec47; B110434. Hester H. Adams & Katherine A. Adell (C); 6Mar75; R599671. (See also A Slave in the family; 10Jan75; R595407) <pb id='003.png' /> R600317. Management functions under collective bargaining. By Ludwig Teller. � 22May47; A13037. Baker, Voorhis and Company, inc. (PWH); 14Mar75; R600317. (See also Management functions under collective bargaining; 16Apr75; R603114) R614837. The Secret of inward peace. By A. Herbert Gray. Prev. pub. abroad 9Sep47, AI-1446. � 14Sep48; A25324. Margaret Lydamore (E); 29Sep75; R614837. (Both reg. entered under British Proclamation of 10Mar44) R616311. My friend Joseph. By Neil Paterson. (In Colliers, May 8, 1948) � 30Apr48; B132776. Neil Paterson (A); 17Oct75; R616311. R616914. Study arithmetics, book 8; teacher guidebook. Mathematics and life, book 2; teacher's guidebook. By F. B. Knight, J, W. Studebaker & Gladys Tate. NM: additions. � 14Oct48; AA103397. Scott, Foresman and Company (PWH); 31Oct76; R616914. R617100. Poem: "And (all during the") By E. E. Cummings. (In The Hudson review, spring 1948) � 29Mar48; B129749. Nancy T. Andrews (C); 7Nov75; R617100. R617101. Six poems. By E. E. Cummings. (In The Quarterly review of literature, autumn 1948) � 7Nov48; B166246. Nancy T. Andrews (C); 7Nov75; R617101. R617128. Death is an easy way (when you hit a pigeon) By John D. MacDonald. (In Shadow mystery, Dec.-Jan. 1948) � 14Nov47; B110394. John D. MacDonald (A); 10Nov75; R617128. R617167. The Bleeding scissors. (In Shadow mystery, Apr.-May 1948) � 12Mar48; A129329. Bruno Fischer (A); 10Nov75; R617167. R617753. Lectures of Wendell Kretschmar. By Thomas Mann, translator: Hrs. H. T. Lowe-Porter. (In The Hudson review, autumn 1948) � 6Oct48; B5-7398. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH); 12Nov75; R617753. R619546. One of the chosen. By Hortense Calisher. (In Harper's magazine, Dec. 1948) � 3Dec48; B171201. Hortense Calisher (A); 5Dec75; R619546. R621226. The Theory of American literature. By Howard Mumford Jones. � 30Nov48; A27950. Howard Mumford Jones (A); 8Dec75; R621226. R621227. The United States in world affairs, 1947-1948. By John Coert Campbell. � 17Sep48; AA93971. Council on Foreign Relations, Inc. (PWH); 15Dec75; R621227. R621260. The Saroyan special; selected short stories. � 29Nov48; A29105. William Saroyan (A); 15Dec75; R621260. R621267. Case histories in clinical and abnormal psychology. By Robert E. Harris & Arthur Burton under the editorship of Gardner Murphy. � 10Dec47; A19619. Robert E. Harris & Arthur Burton (A); 8Dec75; R621267. <pb id='004.png' n='1976_h1/A/3100' /> R621268. Books of faith and power. By John Thomas McNeill. � 10Dec47; A19621. William H. McNeill (C); 8Dec75; R621268. R621269. The Process of creative writing: growth through self-understanding. By Pearl Hogrefe. � 10Dec47; A19622. Pearl Hogrefe (A); 8Dec75; R621269. R621270. The Way to write. By Rudolf Flesch & Abraham Harold Lass. � 11Dec47; A19735. Rudolf Flesch (A); 8Dec75; R621270. R621271. Radio news writing and editing. By Carl Warren. � 10Dec47; A19617. Carl Warren (A); 8Dec75; R621271. R621272. The Essentials of plant biology. By Frank Dunn Kern. � 10Dec47; A19618. Frank D. Kern (A); 8Dec75; R621272. R621273. Chef's guide to quantity cookery. By John Henry Breland, foreword by Crete Dahl. � 10Dec47; A19620. John Henry Breland (A); 8Dec75; R621273. R621274. Public relations at work. By Herbert M. Baus. � 10Mar48; A16366. Herbert M. Baus (A); 17Dec75; R621274. R621275. A Handbook for social agency administration. By Elwood Street. NM: revisions & additions. � 7Jan48; A20123. Elwood Street (A); 17Dec75; R621275. R621276. Camping can be fun. By Robert W. Weaver & Anthony French Merrill. � 21Jan48; A20505. Robert W. Weaver & Anthony F. Merrill (A); 17Dec75; R621276. R621277. Psychology for pastor and people; a book on spiritual counseling. By John Sutherland Bonnell. � 4Feb48; A21147. John Sutherland Bonnell (A); 17Dec75; R621277. R621278. Genealogical tables to illustrate the history of Western Europe. Tables 1-6. By Henry Frederick Schwarz. � 10Sep48; AA93244. Marion Schwarz (W); 15Dec75; R621278. R621279. Some notes on the psychology of Pierre Janet. By George Elton Mayo. � 1Feb48; A20894. Patricia Elton Curtis (C); 15Dec75; R621279. R621280. The Calendars of Athens. By William Kendrick Pritchett & Otto Eduard Neugebauer. � 28Jan48; A20895. William Kendrick Pritchett (A); 15Dec75; R621280. R621281. Music and criticism: a symposium. Edited by Richard Frederic French. � 12May48; A22623. Richard Frederic French (A); 15Dec75; R621281. R621282. Organization and management: selected papers. By Chester Irving Barnard. � 12May48; A22624. The President and Fellows of Harvard College (PWH); 15Dec75; R621282. R621283. The Songs of insects; with related material on the production propagation, detection, and measurement of sonic and <pb id='005.png' /> supersonic vibrations. By George Washington Pierce. � 8Jun48; A23189. Helen R. Pierce (W); 15Dec75; R621283. R621284. The Regulation of railroad abandonments. By Charles Richards Cherington. � 23Aug48; A24689. Mary W. Cherington (W); 15Dec75; R621284. R621285. The United States and Russia. By Vera Micheles Dean. 3rd print, rev. � 26Aug48; A25144. The President and Fellows of Harvard College (PWH); 15Dec75; R621285. R621286. Booker T. Washington: educator and interracial interpretor. By Basil Joseph Mathews. � 7Sep48; A25230. Winifred Grace (W); 15Dec75; R621286. R621287. The Gay couple in restoration comedy. By John Harrington Smith. � 7Sep48; A25619. The President and Fellows of Harvard College (PWH); 15Dec75; R621287. R621288. Foreign economic policy for the United States. Editor: Seymour Edwin Harris. � 20Sep48; A25620. California First Bank (E); 15Dec75; R621288. R621289. The Passing of the European age: a study of the transfer of Western civilization and its renewal in other continents. By Eric Fischer. NM: pref. & revisions. � 25Sep48; A25727. Eric Fischer (A); 15Dec75; R621289. R621290. The Political tradition of the West: a study in the development of modern liberalism. By Frederick Mundell Watkins. � 28Sep48; A25897. Mary S. Watkins (E); 15Dec75; R621290. R621291. Journal of a visit to London and the continent by Herman Melville, 1849-1850. Editor: Eleanor Melville Metcalf. � 11Oct48; A26279. David M. Metcalf & Paul C. Metcalf (C); 15Dec75; R621291. R621292. The Letters of Edgar Allan Poe. Vol. 1-2. Editor: John Ward Ostrom. � 11Oct48; A26280. John Ward Ostrom (A); 15Dec75; R621292. R621293. The European recovery program. By Seymour Edwin Harris. � 18Oct48; A26675. California First Bank (E); 15Dec75; R621293. R621572. Silver wings. By Estelle R. Schoenholtz & Edwin L. Wilber. � 20Feb48; A21240. Estelle R. Schoenholtz & Edwin L. Wilber (A); 19Dec75; R621572. R621573. Brandy for a hero. By William O'Farrell. � 26Feb48; A21647. William O'Farrell (A); 19Dec75; R621573. R621574. The Challenge of parenthood. By Rudolf Dreikurs. � 19Feb48; A21651. Sadie Dreikurs (W); 19Dec75; R621574. R621575. The Short term. By Arthur Baker, pseud. of Arthur F. Giddings. � 19Feb48; A21653. Arthur F. Giddings (pseud.: Arthur Baker) (A); 19Dec75; R621575. R621576. Towboat river. By Edwin Rosskam & <pb id='006.png' /> Louise Rosskam. � 26Feb48; A21655. Edwin Rosskam & Louise Rosskam (A); 19Dec75; R621576. R621577. Slash those taxes! By Daniel E. Casey & William P. Helm. � 19Feb48; A22741. Daniel E. Casey (A); 19Dec75; R621577. R621578. Operations Santa Fe. By Merle Armitage, Edwin Corle, & P. G. Napolitano. � 19Feb48; A43859. Merle Armitage (A); 19Dec75; R621578. R621579. The San Francisco book. By Herb Caen, illustrator: Max Yavno. � 18Nov48; A27612. Herb Caen & Max Yavno (A); 19Dec75; R621579. R621580. King Features weekly, April 1, 1948. � 1Apr48; AA80781. King Features Syndicate, Inc. (PCW);
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