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by Library of Congress. Copyright Office
RENEWAL REGISTRATIONS—LITERATURE, ART, FILM
ALABAMA. SEE
BAKER, A. G. SEE
CABOT, RICHARD C. SEE
CASALS, PABLO. SEE
DAUGHERTY, JAMES S. SEE
DAVIS, HARVEY N. SEE
GEORGIA. SEE
GRAS, N. S. B. SEE
HARTOUGH, E. W. SEE
This volume offers a concise snapshot of the cultural landscape captured by U.S. copyright renewals for the first half of 1950. Arranged alphabetically by title, it lists every registered work—literature, visual art, and film—along with cross‑references to the creators’ names and any variant spellings, making it easy to trace connections across different media.
Listeners will discover everything from legal briefs and scientific manuals to popular novels, photoplays, and pageants, each entry noting registration dates and the firms that succeeded the original publishers. While musical compositions are omitted, the catalog’s breadth reveals the diversity of creative output in the post‑war era, providing a valuable resource for scholars, collectors, and anyone curious about the era’s publishing and entertainment industry.
Language
en
Duration
~7 hours (411K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Mar 1, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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