The beginnings of "The smart set," 1946.

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The beginnings of "The smart set," 1946.

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An account of the publication of the earliest issues of "The smart set" when Kennerley performed both business and editorial functions pending A. Grissom's assumption of editorial responsibility.

[3] p. Holograph signed.

University of Michigan

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University of Michigan

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