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Title: U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1956 January - June

Author: U.S. Copyright Office

Release Date: March 30, 2004 [EBook #11813]

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, RT. REV.

The angels. SEE Vonier, Anscar.

ABBOTT, GEORGE.

Coquette, by George Abbott and Anne Preston Bridgers. (In The Best plays of 1927-28 and The year book of the drama in America, edited by Burns Mantle) © 3Nov28; A541. George Abbott & Anne Preston Bridgers (A); 7May56; R170727.

ABBOTT, LUCY THURSTON.

  The Rusty-cats. Illustrated by
    Fridolin Haass. © 31May28;
    A1074815. Lucy Thurston Abbott
    (A); 4Jan56; R162916.

ABBOTT'S DIGEST OF ALL THE NEW YORK
  REPORTS, 1927-1928. © 1Jun28,
  A1082150; 9Feb29, A5285. Lawyers
  Co-operative Pub. Co. (PCW);
  25Apr56; R169670, 169680.

ABERT, HELEN SOUSA.

  Marching along. SEE Sousa, John
    Philip.

  What every music lover should know
    about the band. SEE Sousa, John

ABINGDON PRESS.

  The Abingdon Bible commentary. SEE
    Eiselen, Frederick Carl, ed.

ADAMS, CARRIE B.

  How beautiful upon the mountains.
    (In The Choir herald, Jan. 1929)
    © 10Dec28; B12044. Marybelle
    Adams Rash & Alice May Adams Lavis
    (NK); 7May56; R170012.

  I found Him in my heart. Music by
    Carrie B. Adams, words by Herman
    von Berge. (In The Choir herald,
    Nov. 1928) © 29Sep28; B2512.
    Marybelle Adams Rash & Alice May
    Adams Lavis (NK); 2Apr56; R167695.

  Let the earth rejoice. (In The
    Choir herald, Feb. 1929)
    © 2Jan29; B12045. Alice May
    Adams Lavis & Marybelle Adams
    Rash (NK); 7May56; R170014.

ADAMS, EUSTACE L.

  Fifteen days in the air.
    © 22Aug28; A1083957. Eustace L.
    Adams (A); 28Jun56; R172964.

  Over the polar ice. © 22Aug28;
    A1083958. Eustace L. Adams (A);
    28Jun56; R172965.

  Racing around the world. © 10Sep28;
    A1054249. Eustace L. Adams (A);
    28Jun56; R172943.

ADAMS, FRANK R.

  Help yourself to happiness. (In
    Red book magazine, Feb. 1929)
    © 11Jan29; B13130. Frank R.
    Adams (A); 10May56; R170460.

ADAMS, HARRIET S.

  Across the Pacific. SEE Dixon,
    Franklin W.

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  Baseball Joe, pitching wizard.
    SEE Chadwick, Lester.

  Betty Gordon on the campus.
    SEE Emerson, Alice B.

  Billie Bradley at Treasure Cove.
    SEE Wheeler, Janet D.

  The Bobbsey twins and their schoolmates.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  Bomba, the Jungle boy on Terror Trail.
    SEE Rockwood, Roy.

  Bunny Brown and his sister Sue at Shore Acres.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  The disappearance of Helen.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  Don Sturdy captured by head hunters.
    SEE Appleton, Victor.

  Garry Grayson's winning kick.
    SEE Dawson, Elmer A.

  Hazel Hood's strange discovery.
    SEE Barton, May Hollis.

  Hunting for hidden gold.
    SEE Dixon, Franklin W.

  Little Miss Sunshine.
    SEE Barton, May Hollis.

  The missing chums.
    SEE Dixon, Franklin W.

  The outdoor girls at New Moon Ranch.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  The radio boys aiding the snow bound.
    SEE Chapman, Allen.

  Ralph and the train wreckers.
    SEE Chapman, Allen.

  Ruth Fielding at Cameron Hall.
    SEE Emerson, Alice B.

  The search for the lost flyers.
    SEE Dixon, Franklin W.

  The Shore Road mystery.
    SEE Dixon, Franklin W.

  Six little bunkers at Happy Jim's.
    SEE Hope, Laura Lee.

  South of the Rio Grande.
    SEE Dixon, Franklin W.

  Sunny boy in the snow.
    SEE White, Ramy Allison.

  Tom Swift and his talking pictures.
    SEE Appleton, Victor.

  Two girls and a mystery.
    SEE Barton, May Hollis.

  The X Bar X boys at Nugget Camp.
    SEE Perris, James Cody.

ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY.

The diary of John Quincy Adams, 1794-1845; American political, social and intellectual life from Washington to Polk, edited by Allan Nevins. Abridged. © 24Oct28; A1425. Allan Nevins (A); 4Jun56; R171915.

ADAMS, ROGER.

Elementary laboratory experiments in organic chemistry, by Roger Adams and John R. Johnson. © 18Sep28; A1054755. Roger Adams & John R. Johnson (A); 15Mar56; R166498.

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  The flagrant years. Illus. by R. F.
    Schabelitz. (In Hearst's
    international-cosmopolitan) © Samuel
    Hopkins