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U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1953 July - December by U.S. Copyright Office
U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1953 July - December by U.S. Copyright Office
Tullar. ? 20Nov26, A961490. R122460,
18Dec53, Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH)
HYMNAL FOR AMERICAN MANHOOD. 21 selections.
Words by S. J. Duncan-Clark
and others; music by I. H. Meredith
and others. ? 25May26, A899566.
R117578, 17Sep53, Lorenz Pub. Co.
(PCW)
IBA?EZ, LIBERTAD BLASCO-
SEE Blasco-Iba?ez Blasco de Llorca, Libertad.
IBA?EZ, VICENTE BLASCO
SEE Blasco Iba?ez, Vicente.
IBA?EZ BLASCO, MARIO BLASCO-
SEE Blasco-Iba?ez Blasco, Mario.
IBA?EZ BLASCO, SIGFRIDO BLASCO-
SEE Blasco-Iba?ez Blasco, Sigfrido.
IN THE DAYS OF THY YOUTH, CHILDREN'S
DAY SERVICE; words by May M. Brewster,
music by Ira B. Wilson.
? 3Apr26, A895311. R115724, 10Aug53,
Lorenz Pub. Co. (PWH)
INDIANA THREE IN ONE SERVICE. Vol.5,
no. 2, June 1926. ? 15Jul26, A949493.
R119058, 8Oct53, The Bobbs-Merrill
Co., inc. (PWH)
INDIANA THREE IN ONE SERVICE. Vol. 5,
no. 3, Sept. 1926. ? 20Sep26,
A950269. R118339, 28Sep53, The
Bobbs-Merrill Co., inc. (PWH)
INSKEEP, ANNIE DOLMAN.
Teaching dull and retarded children. With an introd. by H. B. Wilson. ? 9Feb26, A883220. R115201, 27Jul53, Annie Dolman Inskeep (A)
IRWIN, INEZ HAYNES.
Maida's little school. Front. by
Eleanor Gottheil. ? 21Aug26,
A901782. R118032, 8Sep53, Inez
Haynes Irwin (A)
IRWIN, LEON P., ed.
Tartarin de Tarascon. R121902. SEE
Daudet, Alphonse.
IVEY, HERBERT DEE.
Getting ahead in the bank. ? 8Apr26,
A890291. R117008, 8Sep53, Herbert
Dee Ivey (A)
IVOI, PAULETTE D'
SEE Hee, Paulette (d'Ivoi) d'
JACKSON, MARGARET WEYMOUTH.
Elizabeth's tower. ? 30Apr26,
A891296. R114083, 29Jun53,
Margaret Weymouth Jackson (A)
Elizabeth's tower. (In Farm life,
Jan.-May 1926) ? 1Jan26, B689699,
22Jan26, B691218, 20Feb26, B693972,
20Mar26, B696056, 16Apr26, B698391.
R114084-114088, 29Jun53, Margaret
Weymouth Jackson (A)
JACKSON, MATTIE.
The rising and setting of the Lone
Star Republic. ? 24Sep26, A958134.
R118321, 6Oct53, Mattie Jackson (A)
JACOBS, ELSIE.
Florrie finds a gentleman, by Elsie Jane Jerard [pseud.] (In Pictorial review, Nov. 1925) ? 30Oct25, B685447. R118662, 9Oct53, Elsie Jacobs, a.k.a. Elsie Jane Jerard (A)
JACOBS, MICHEL.
The art of composition. ? 29Jul26,
A901708. R115447, 31Jul53,
Michel Jacobs (A)
JACOBUS, MELANCTHON W., ed.
A new standard Bible dictionary, edited by Melancthon W. Jacobus [and others] Rev. and enl. ? 30Nov25, A872868. R121405, 27Nov53, Funk & Wagnalls Co. (PWH)
JACOBY, ROSALIE S.
Kaleidoscope poems. ? 15Apr26,
A891911. R121171, 23Nov53,
Rosalie S. Jacoby (A)
JACQUES, AGNES, tr.
Beatrice. R123143. SEE Schnitzler,
Arthur.
JAFFE, BERNARD.
Chemical calculations. ? 5May26,
A901140. R123197, 31Dec53,
Bernard Jaffe (A)
JAMES, GORTON.
Profit sharing and stock ownership for employees, by Gorton James [and others] ? 1Oct26, A950317. R120107, 2Nov53, Henry P. Kendall (A)
JAMES, WILL.
The drifting cowboy. ? 9Oct25,
A869698. R117479, 14Sep53,
Auguste Dufault (NK)
JARRETT, MARY LOUISE (CLINE)
Listen, moon! R117183. SEE
Cline, Leonard.
JEFFERSON, BERNARD L.
Creative prose writing, by Bernard
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