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Bloch, Ernst, Georg Lukacs, Bertolt Brecht, Walter Benjamin, Theodor Adorno; Ronald Taylor (transl editor)Biblio.com

Seldes, George (1890-1995). American investigative journalist, foreign correspondent, editor and authorBiblio.com

TYPED LETTER SIGNED by American investigative journalist and foreign correspondent GEORGE SELDES.

194934080Norwalk CT: 25th February 1949. 1949. Good. - 74 words typed on a sheet of his cream-colored personalized letterhead approximately 7 inches high by 6 inches wide. Signed "George Seldes" with 1 insertion & 1 correction in ink. There is light creasing a light paper-clip mark & 2 pinholes left by a staple at top left. Folded once for mailing. Together with 2 unsigned carbon copies of letters from Harold Rugg. Good. <p>Seldes writes to Harold Rugg about travel arrangements for a talk he is to give at Teachers College of Columbia University in New York City: "The 3:30 p m train also has a bus service and I am sure the ordeal will be over by then." The first carbon copy is a letter from Rugg saying he is delighted that Seldes can meet with their luncheon group. "If you prefer to write a brief summary of the points you are making in your book on Europe in order to provoke questions from the group that will be fine." He goes on to ask about travel arrangements to which Seldes' letter is a reply. The second carbon copy is of Rugg's confirmation of the arrangements.<p>George Seldes 1890-1995 was an American investigative journalist foreign correspondent editor author and media critic. He is best known for publishing the newsletter "In Fact" from 1940 to 1950. Seldes influenced and was greatly admired by a whole generation of journalists and activists such as Washington Post columnist Colman McCarthy Nat Hentoff and Ralph Nader.<p>One of the best-known educators during the Progressive era of education Harold Rugg 1886-1960 was a professor of education at Teachers College of Columbia University. A Civil Engineer he had become interested in how students learn and pursued a doctorate in education. He was responsible for producing the very first series of school textbooks from 1929 until the 1940s. Norwalk, CT: 25th February, (1949). unknown

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