Letters : New York, to Clare Ogden Davis, 1933 Apr. 7 and 1938 Aug. 9.

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Letters : New York, to Clare Ogden Davis, 1933 Apr. 7 and 1938 Aug. 9.

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The 1933 letter urges Davis and husband to come down for the Easter weekend "to visit, to listen to Gilbert and Sullivan, and maybe drink a little beer or something." The 1938 letter explains how Burton Davis came to receive his copy of Driscoll's book before Clare received hers.

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Davis, Clare Ogden, 1892-

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Driscoll, Charles B. (Charles Benedict), 1885-1951

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American editor, novelist, and non-fiction writer. From the description of Letters : New York, to Clare Ogden Davis, 1933 Apr. 7 and 1938 Aug. 9. (Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center (HRC); University of Texas at Austin). WorldCat record id: 122453143 Beginning his journalistic career as a reporter and editorial writer for the Wichita Eagle, Charles Driscoll originated the "school page," now a widely used feature in newspapers. He became famous for his daily editorial "T...