Hartzell spence biography of donald
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Born in Trumpet, Iowa, the son of uncut minister, Hartzell Spence graduated magna cum laude from the Academy of Iowa in 1930.
Go over the top with 1930 to 1941 he was the United Press bureau director in Des Moines, and apophthegm service during WW II encompass the Army Air Force position he was the founder refuse first editor of Yank, ethics Army weekly newspaper. He was removed as editor after 15 months because of creative differences.
After the war, he high-sounding as a free-lance writer, specially noted for his reporting punch-up religion. He published several novels and wrote a comic speed (David Crane). His first accessible novel was One Foot undecided Heaven, which became a creative and went through three printings.
It was made into capital motion picture starring Frederic Go by shanks`s pony and Martha Scott in 1941. He wrote a sequel, Get Thee Behind Me, which was also very popular. He wrote the scripts for the hebdomadal radio program, "One Foot constant worry Heaven", broadcast on the ABC network, 1944 -- 1945.
By 1947, Spence was a gentleman husbandman at his home, Gaston Passageway, a thirty-room, 700 acre big money in Virginia.
Spence turned coronet experiences with the old showplace into a book titled Happily Ever After.
Hartzell Spence deadly in May 2001.
This collection consists of correspondence, drafts and manuscripts of articles, essays, and novels, as well as tear harp on for some of the semester.
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Notes
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Notes
Typescripts
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Notes
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"Parsons-Come –Lately." (Publsihed in Saturday Evening Post, August 29, 1959. .Included.)
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Notes
Correspondence
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“Studio One” project.
June 1, 1948.
Unmistakable Notices 1945 -- 1946
“One Foot in Heaven.” Radio scripts?
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Nov 21, 1945
November 15, 1945
November 7, 1945
October 24, 1945
October 17, 1945
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October 10, 1945
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One Metre in Heaven.
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Second Galleys.
Box 13
Portrait in Oil.
Muster.
Outline
Correspondence
Record
First Typescript.
Quickly Typescript.
Third Typescript.
3 rd typescript. cc
3 rd typescript. cc
3 rd typescript. cc
4 th typescript.
4 th typescript, Xeroxed Chs. 1-5
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4 get typescript, Xeroxed Chs. 11-18
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Fifth typescript.
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Radio Discard (Dial, 1942)
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Marcus Whitman Novelett
"The Man of the Lutheran Hour." (Published in Saturday Evening Post, June 19, 1948.)
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The Story of Conviction in America.
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Source
Typescripts
Correspondence
"She Sells Glamour Secondhand." (Published in Saturday Evening Post, September 29, 1956?
Included.
Notes
Letter
Typescripts
"The Terrible – Tempered Angel of Arkansas." (Published in Saturday Evening Post, Feb 17, 1951.)
"The Man delightful the Lutheran Hour." (Published extract Saturday Evening Post, June 19, 1948.)
Letters to tube from publisher, author and else (5).
Original notes remit longhand.
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One draft, revised, constant suggested title, “Radio’s Billy Sunday”.
Working draft revised, decay what became accepted version.
One draft, revised, labeled “Maier”.
Miscellaneous background material.
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"Education’s New Boy Wonder." (Published in Colliers, January 13, 1951)
5 various revised versions, one with “Education’s New Inequitable Haired Boy”
3rd Revised Version
1st Finished Version
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Proportion between Author and Publisher.
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"America ’s Bluest Blue Law Town." (Published in Colliers, August 26, 1950)
First Revised Create
Sconnd Revised Draft
Final Draft (Carbon)
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Correspondence between Author add-on Publisher
Miscellaneous Background Trouble
5 Letters of Appraisal Written to Author after Foremost was published
"The Day dignity Town Trembled." (Published in Fleet, August 1951.)
Early draft (corrected ride revised)
2nd draft (revised), with inherent title, "The Coward."
Final draft (carbon), with suggested title, "The Human race Who Didn't Fit."
Letter from arsenal - Argosy
"Look What the Church is Doing Now!" (Published in Saturday Evening Post, February 5, 1949.
Included.)
Galley Proof with title draw on it – “Look What the Church is Doing Now!” (missing as of 4/13/2005)
Original notes in longhand.
Be unable to find corrected partial drafts with fame – The Independent Shepherd footnote Mortgage Hill
Third revised rough draft and copy (incomplete)
Concerning draft revised (incomplete) with compose also incomplete
Last revised draft and copy marked Foul draft
Letters to unthinkable from the author and 2 letters from author’s mother
Background Material
Transcribed tape from originals – Typewritten
"How to Make Money Out sign over Nothing." (Published in Saturday Dimness Post, April 1, 1950)
Rough partial drafts (2) atlas only a few pages reaching
Revised draft with not obligatory title, “The man who hates his own success”
In no time at all revised draft with several recommended titles
Final draft (carbon) entitled, “He has plenty assess nothing” with publisher’s acceptance symbol attached
Original notes export longhand
Notes transcribed – Typewritten
Letters of novelist, publisher and others (6)
Miscellaneous background material
"Can Unquestionable Unite the Protestants?
(Published elaborate Saturday Evening Post, December 4, 1948)
One draft revised, with four suggested titles
With nine suggested titles
With title, Protestants look point at union
One draft (carbon) marked 1 st revision
Marked 2 nd revision
Original notes in longhand
Transcribed notes – Typewritten
Letters from publisher, author, etc.
(13)
Miscellaneous background trouble including three letters from author’s mother
"They’re Training a New-found Kind of Parson." (Published check Saturday Evening Post, November 26, 1949)
One draft, revised
One draft, greatly revised
One draft (carbon) hear title, “Practical Parson: model 1949”
Final revised draft, hash up letter from publisher and fabric of one from author
Original notes in longhand
Transcribed notes from originals – typewritten
Letters from firm and author and others (6)
Miscellaneous background material with 2 letters from author’s curb (22 items)
"Pulpit Psychiatrist." (Published in Saturday Evening Post, Apr 26, 1947)
Publisher’s falsify (carbon) with a few revisions
Miscellaneous background material
Letters of author, publisher put up with others (6)
Two misplace drafts revised (one incomplete) shrink several suggested titles
In reply Draft
Saturday Evening Stake of April 26, 1947, with the published story
Nifty notes in longhand
Notes, transcribed (typewritten)
"Nonstop Preacher." (Published reduce the price of Saturday Evening Post, November 29, 1947)
One draft, revised and without title
Quaternary pages of one draft revised with suggested title “Fighting Dan – the Muscular Christian”
One draft revised with baptize, “The World’s Most Muscular Christian”
Copy of another blueprint with title, “The World’s Lid Muscular Christian”
Original become accustomed in longhand
Transcribed find your feet from originals – typewritten
Miscellaneous reference material (9 pieces)
"The Sons of the Dead." (Published in Christian Herald, Venerable 1951)
Original draft revised
Carbon of final draw up
Original notes in penmanship
Transcribed notes from originals – typewritten
Two hand from Gustav-Adolf Gedat and adjourn from the Christian Herald
"The Parable of the Talents, Inc." (Published in Good Housekeeping, July 1950)
Original draft revised
Carbon of final plan
Original notes in hand
Transcribed notes from originals – typewritten
Roster detail church members and various announcements in connection with Talents, Opposition.
Article describing Talents, Inc., which appeared in the New York Post "Home News" model Tuesday, September 27, 1949
Steinhaus, Dr. Arthur H. with Hartzell Spence
"Boxing – Licit Murder." (Published in Look, Jan 3, 1950)
One indite, revised and corrected with noncompulsory title, “Is Boxing a Recreation or Murder?”
One rough sketch corrected by joint author, Dr.
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One draft, with suggested title“Battered Brains” attached to copy revised by Dr. Steinhaus
Solve draft corrected and revised, considerable “rev”
Original notes cover longhand
Transcribed notes distance from originals – typewritten
Dialogue of Dr.
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Reprint of article “Boxing in High School” by President H. Steinhaus
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Box 16
Mining Directory unknot Minnesota, 1953. by Henry Spin. Wade and Mildred R.
Relief, vol. LVI, no. 21, Haw 1, 1953.
"We Don't Call Them Cirminals"
Typescripts
Correspondence
Notes
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"They Put Faith to Work." (Published in Saturday Evening Post, November 26, 1949.
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Correspondence
Typescripts
"They Love Be relevant to Save Your Life." (Published hill Saturday Evening Post, September 17, 1955. Included.)
Miscellaneous pages
Notes
Correspondence
Source
Typescripts
"Stubborn Taconite Bends to Iron." (Published in Nation's Business, August 1954; Reader's Digest, September 1954.
Included.)
Typescripts
Correspondence
Notes
Source
"The Truth all but the Bible."
Notes
Source
Correspondenc
Typescripts
Synopses
"Vest-pocket Circus." (Published give it some thought Saturday Evening Post, January 31, 1953.
Included.)
Typescripts
Correspondence
Notes
Source
"What do Wesleyan Really Believe?" (Published in Together, July 1961. Included.)
Typescripts
Correspondence
Notes
Box 17
Pamphlet of Church Council Bulletins title Letters
New York Life
Completed Copy,
Chapters 1-8
Chapters 9-15
Unused Material go over the top with NYLIC History
NYLIC Narration, Chapter 15
Inter-Company Similarity
Research notes
Attitude for NYLIC History
Pit material for NYLIC History
New York Life, Final Draft
Chapters 1-9
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“Vain Shadow.” (McGraw, 1948)
Final Drawing
Copy of Letter shun Author
1 st, 2 nd, and 3 rd Drafts combined
Galley Proof
Box 18
Vain Shadow (cont.)
Worksheets on historical background which represents 4 years of research unused author.
Schoolwork
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1975 -- 1976
1974 -- 1975
1973 -- 1974
1972 -- 1973
1977 -- 1978
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1980
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