ALS, [1921-1922] : Manhattan Club, Madison Square, to Mr. [Henry Justin] Smith.

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ALS, [1921-1922] : Manhattan Club, Madison Square, to Mr. [Henry Justin] Smith.

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Written shortly after Smith had fired him, Luce shows no bitterness, "I appreciate very deeply your efforts to give me a chance on the Daily News," ... and refers to an offer he has had from the Frank Munsey papers in Baltimore..and to the fact that "two of us are showing signs of pernicious insanity and will probably undertake a mad publishing venture in a few months" ...

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Luce, Henry Robinson, 1898-1967

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Smith, Henry Justin, 1875-1936

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