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Contributors to This Issue
May 28, 1930 issue

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This article presents information on the contributors of The Nation. Some of them are as follows: Sherwood Anderson who is the author of "Hello Towns."; Louis Resnick who was formerly connected with the National Safety Council; Eda Lou Walton who is assistant professor of English at Washington Square College, New York University; S.K. Ratcliffe who is on the staff of the New Statesman; and Clifton P. Fadjman who is head of the editorial department of Simon and Schuster Inc. .

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NEWSPAPERS; EMPLOYEES; ANDERSON, Sherwood, 1876-1941; WALTON, Eda Lou; SIMON & Schuster Inc.; COLLEGE teachers
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