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Contributors to This Issue
April 23, 1930 issue

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The article presents information about contributors to the present issue of the journal. The names of the contributors are Frederic Babcock who is a Chicago journalist. Paul Y. Anderson who is the national correspondent of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. J.G. Curtis the pseudonym of a careful student of present-day financial and industrial developments. Eda Lou Walton who is assistant professor of English at Washington Square College, New York University. C. Hartley Grattan who is the author of "Why We Fought."

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PERIODICALS; BABCOCK, Frederick; JOURNALISTS; ANDERSON, Paul Y.; CURTIS, J. G.; WALTON, Eda Lou
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