The Howard Brubaker Papers 1907-1957

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The Howard Brubaker Papers 1907-1957

Howard Brubaker was an editor ( and ) and a contributor to many other periodicals from 1918 through the 1950's, including: , , , and . Many of his contributions were political in nature and reflected his, at times, left-of-center point of view. The collection includes his manuscripts and copies of journals to which he contributed. Brubaker died in 1957. Success Liberator Collier's The New Yorker The New Republic Saturday Evening Post

18.0 linear feet, (12 boxes)

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