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Title: U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1956 July - December

Author: U.S. Copyright Office

Release Date: March 30, 2004 [EBook #11814]

Language: English

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RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS

A list of books, pamphlets, serials, and contributions to periodicals for which renewal registrations were made during the period covered by this issue. Arrangement is by author or issuing body or, in the case of serials, compendia, etc., by title. Information relating to both original and renewal registrations is included in each entry. Cross-references from the names of renewal claimants, joint authors, editors, etc. are interfiled.

ABBOT, CHARLES G.

The sun. Rev. ed. © 11Jan29; A2865. Charles G. Abbot (A); 19Nov56; R180596.

ADAIR, ARTHUR H.

Dinners, long and short. With a pref. by Sheila Kaye-Smith. Introd. by X. Marcel Boulestin. Illustrated by J. E. Laboureur. © on pref. & illus.; 18Jan29; A3858. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. (PWH); 2Nov56; R179676.

Dinners, long and short. With an introd. by X. Marcel Boulestin. Portrait by Marie Laurencin. © 20Nov28, AI-11982; 18Jan29, A3858. Arthur H. Adair (A); 2Nov56; R179675.

ADAM, VENIERO.

  Casanova a Venezia. SEE
    Pick-Mangiagalli, Riccardo.

ADAMI, GIUSEPPE.

  Casanova a Venezia. SEE
    Pick-Mangiagalli, Riccardo.

ADAMS, EUSTACE L.

The runaway airship. © 28Jan29; A5019. Eustace L. Adams (A); 10Jul56; R173598.

ADAMS, FRANK R.

  The come-on play. (In Liberty,
    Jan. 5, 1929) © 29Dec28;
    B10777. Frank R. Adams (A);
    11Sep56; R176642.

  The driveaway. (In Redbook magazine,
    Apr. 1929) © 12Mar29;
    B20041. Frank R. Adams (A);
    11Sep56; R176648.

  His way with her. (In Redbook magazine,
    July 1929) © 12Jun29;
    B32043. Frank R. Adams (A);
    11Sep56; R176651.

King's crew. Installment 1-3. (In Redbook magazine, Oct-Dec. 1929) © 12Sep29, B42346; 10Oct29, B44773; 10Nov29, B49152. Frank R. Adams (A); 3Dec56; R181718-181720.

The long night. Installment 1-3, 5-9. (In Chicago Sunday tribune, July 14-28, Aug. 11-Sept. 8, 1929) © 14Jul29, A5-8503; 21Jul29, A5-8504; 28Jul29, A5-8505; 11Aug29, A5-8994; 18Aug29, A5-8995; 25Aug29, A5-8996; 1Sep29, A5-11191; 8Sep29, A5-11192. Frank R. Adams (A); 11Sep56; R176634-176641.

  The long night. Installment 10-11.
    (In Chicago Sunday tribune,
    Sept. 15, 22, 1929) © 15Sep29,
    A5-11193; 22Sep29, A5-11194.
    Frank R. Adams (A); 3Dec56;
    R181716-181717.

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  The moon and Muffins. (In Redbook
    magazine, May 1929) © 12Apr29;
    B23697. Frank R. Adams (A);
    11Sep56; R176649.

  Peter and Mrs. Pan. Installment
    3-7. (In Smart set, Feb.-June
    1929) © 1Jan29, B10956; 1Feb29,
    B19203; 1Mar29, B19204; 1Apr29,
    B23141; 5May29, B27056. Frank R.
    Adams (A); 11Sep56; R176643-176647.

  So few days left. (In Liberty,
    Aug. 24, 1929) © 16Aug29;
    B39110. Frank R. Adams (A);
    11Sep56; R176652.

  The song is ended. (In The Chicago
    Sunday tribune. May 5, 1929)
    © 5May29; A5-6631. Frank R.
    Adams (A); 11Sep56; R176633.

  Women think faster. (In Hearst's
    international-cosmopolitan, June
    1929) © 8May29; B26860. Frank
    R. Adams (A); 11Sep56; R176650.

ADAMS, FRED E.

Helldorado bringing the law to the mesquite. SEE Breakenridge, William M.

ADAMS, HARRIET S.

  The Blythe girls snowbound in camp.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  The Bobbsey twins treasure hunting.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  Bomba, the jungle boy among the
    slaves. SEE Rockwood, Roy.

  Bomba; the jungle boy in the swamp of
    death. SEE Rockwood, Roy.

  Bunny Brown and his sister Sue at
    Berry Hill. SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  Don Sturdy in lion land. SEE
    Appleton, Victor.

  Flying against time. SEE Dixon,
    Franklin W.

  Garry Grayson hitting the line.
    SEE Dawson, Elmer A.

  Honey Bunch. SEE Thorndyke, Helen
    Louise.

  The lone eagle of the border. SEE
    Dixon, Franklin W.

  The outdoor girls on a hike. SEE
    Hope, Laura Lee.

  The radio boys on the Pacific.
    SEE Chapman, Allen.

  The Riddle Club at Rocky Palls.
    SEE Hardy, Alice Dale.

  The secret of the caves. SEE Dixon,
    Franklin W.

  Six little Bunkers at Skipper
    Bob's. SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  Tom Swift and his house on wheels.
    SEE Appleton, Victor.

  The X Bar X boys at Rustlers' Gap.
    SEE Ferris, James Cody.

ADAMS, HERBERT.

Caroline Ormesby's crime. © 31Jan29; A6814. Herbert Adams (A); 25Oct56; R179102.

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  High falcon, and other poems.
    © 10Oct29; A16340. Leonie Adams
    (Mrs. William Troy) (A); 15Nov56;
    R179908.

ADAMS, NICHOLSON BARNEY, ed.

Don Juan Tenorio. SEE Zorrilla y Moral, Jose.