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    Letters of E. B. White

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      “Commuter,” 69, 597

      CONNELLY, DOLLY, 565, 566. Letter: 565–566

      The Conning Tower (newspaper column), 18, 69, 80, 351, 660

      CONOVER, RAY AND HANA. Letter: 673

      Consolidated Edison Company, 319–320

      COOK, ALISON, 488n. Letter: 488

      Cook, Ted, 365

      Coolidge, Calvin, 187, 326, 506

      COOLIDGE, SALLIE. Letter: 667

      “Coon Tree,” 386, 386n.

      Cornell Alumni News, 315, 368

      Cornell Countryman, 143

      Cornell Daily Sun, book reviews in, 357; EBW as editor, 17–18, 20, 463, 675n.; EBW’s honorary society editorial, 510–511; EBW’s interview with (1964), 478; gold charm from, 57, 57n.; plagiarism incident, 315, 316;

      Cornell Daily Sun (cont’d) postwar, 638; remuneration for staff of, 651

      Cornell Plantations (quarterly), 398, 398n.

      Cornell University, Albert and Stanley White at, 6–7; chimes at, 193; EBW as student at, 10, 17–20, 600; EBW’s fiftieth reunion, 566; honor societies at, 510–511; Joel White at, 266, 280; literary society at, 431n.; ornithologists at, 445; presidents of, 17, 314, 315, 316, 373, 568; professors at, 18–19, 410, 470; Student Army Training Corps at, 18, 207

      Cornell University Library, EBW’s letters, 524–526, 678, 680; EBW’s New Yorker archive, 441, 472–473; EBW’s preparation of archive, 644; EBW’s Thurber material, 542; Elledge biography and, 656, 657, 675; “The Lady Is Cold,” 630

      Cornell Widow, 18, 37

      Corporate sponsorship, 611–615

      CORSON, DALE R. Letter: 666–667

      Costeau, Jacques, 659

      Country Life magazine, 234

      Countryman’s Companion, 272

      Coward, McCann publishers, 142, 186, 201

      Cowley, Malcolm, 211, 215, 218

      Cows, 223, 399, 413

      CRAWFORD, MRS. P. M. Letter: 359–360

      “Critic,” 597

      Cronyn, Hume, 548

      CROSBY, ALEXANDER L. Letter: 338

      Crows, 201, 204, 205, 326, 469

      The Cruise of the Kawa (Chappell), 63n.

      Cunard Line, 70, 73, 74

      CUSHMAN, HOWARD, at Cornell, 18, 21, 22; dictionary project with EBW, 597; in Life magazine, 74; marriage of, 72n.; Philadelphia zoo visit, 515; trip West, 30–33, 36–60, 62, 311. Letters: on Cornell reunion, 566; from England, 373–374; “Hindsight through Gunsight Pass,” 377; on mutual acquaintances, 72–74; from North Brooklin, 423–424; on Omsk poem, 376–377; on Presidential Medal of Freedom, 456; on travelogues, 62–63; on trip West, 311–313; on Trumpet, 515–516, 518–519, 520, 550–552; on writers, 501–502

      CUSHMAN, JEANETTE (JIT), 423, 423n., 518. Letter: 674

      Cushman, Nancy. See Dibner, Nancy Cushman

      Daily Worker, 290

      Daisy (KSW’s Scottish terrier dog), death of, 109, 109n.; at EBW-KSW wedding, 81; hit by car, 93, 93n.; Joel feeding crackers to, 105; letter to KSW, 89; on trip to Maine, 100–101

      “Daniel Webster, the Hay Fever, and Me,” 168, 168n., 210, 468

      Danzig, Allison, 17–18

      Darrow, Whitney, 98

      Dartmouth College, 26, 273n.

      Das Kapital (Marx), 348

      Davis, Bette, 615

      DAVIS, EARLE. Letter: 299

      DAVIS, ELMER, 318n. Letter: 318

      Davis, Les, 534, 534n.

      DAVIS, LINDA, 625, 668. Letters: 626, 663

      DAVISON, WARREN M., 382n. Letter: 382

      Day, Arno, 391n.

      DAY, CLARENCE, 98. Letters: 110–111, 112, 115

      Day, Madeline. See Snow, Madeline Day

      A Day in the Life of Roger Angell (Angell), 555, 555n.

      Death/dying, 128, 508–509, 543, 581, 624, 628, 656

      “Death of a Pig,” 270–271, 272, 508–509, 543

      DEITCH, GENE, 557, 567. Letters: 562–563, 564, 569–570

      Delaware Art Museum, 634

      DELONG, ROBERT L., JR. Letter: 458

      Denman, Billy, 360

      DE ROCHEMONT, LOUIS, 337, 337n., 439. Letter: 439–440

      DE ROCHEMONT, RICHARD, 337n., 341n. Letter: 341–342

      DETMOLD, JOHN, 341n., 672. Letter: 341

      Detmold, Peter, 341, 341n.

      Detroit Free Press Magazine, 633

      Devol, Dr. Edmund, 196, 196n.

      DEVOTO, BERNARD, 183. Letter: 199

      Dewey, Melvil, 14, 14n., 16

      Dewey, Thomas, 248

      “Diary of Our Own Samuel Pepys” (Adams), 29

      Dibner, Nancy Cushman, 72, 72n., 377n.

      Dick, Elsie, 71, 627

      Dies, Martin, 215

      DILLING, MILDRED, 527n. Letter: 527

      Disarmament, 432, 449, 453, 670

      Disney, Walt, 500, 534, 552, 563

      DODD, DAVID, 516. Letters: 517, 534–535, 576–577, 585–586

      Dodd, Elsie, 516

      Dogs. See Pets

      “The Doily Menace,” 102n.

      DOLENSKY, LEO M. Letter: 636

      Dollard, Annie, 217n.

      DONALDSON, ELIZABETH. Letter: 642

      “The Door,” 457–458, 591

      Doubleday publishers, 296, 524

      “Dr. Vinton,” 77, 77n., 97

      Dreiser, Theodore, 502, 522

      Ducks, 404, 531, 591–592, 626, 629–630

      Duerr, John, 94, 94n.

      Dulles, John Foster, 379, 379n., 393

      Duncan, Isadora, 535

      Duncan, Raymond, 206, 535

      Dunn, Alan, 98, 337, 484

      Duranty, Walter, 205

      Durham, Cathy, 437, 438, 618

      E. B. White A Biography (Elledge), EBW’s input for, 648–652, 653–658, 664–665; EBW’s response to, 674–677; research for, 514, 523–524; review of, 672, 672n.; writing of, 470, 644

      An E. B. White Reader, 425, 485, 485n.

      The E. B. White Papers, 348

      Earl, Frances White, 420, 420n.

      Earl Firth house, 363, 364

      Earp, Fred, 105

      Earp, Henry C. (fictional character), 105n.

      Eastern Airlines, 507

      The Easy Chair column (Harper’s magazine), 199n.

      Eaton, Eugene, 365n.

      Eaton, Les, 108

      Editing, by Doubleday, 524–525; by Macmillan, 416; by New Yorker, 251; by Reader’s Digest, 232, 238–239; small-town, 219; vs. writing, 358

      Editor and Publisher magazine, 30

      Editors. See Specific names

      Edman, Irwin, 287

      Education, children’s literature in, 594; in college, 316; English curriculum, 604; in Latin, 604; about liberty, 394–395; via television, 495–496

      EDWARD SAMPSON, 478. Letter: 479

      Einstein, Albert, 86, 88

      EISENBERG, LARRY, 322n. Letter: 322–323

      Eisenhower, Dwight D., 347, 393, 459

      The Elements of Style (Strunk and White), as ballet, 638; blurb for, 672; EBW’s revisions, 19, 368, 414–418, 419, 421, 422, 423, 488, 544, 570–571, 573, 576; Eleanor Gould Packard’s contributions to, 574–575; original book, 19, 368, 400, 416; Royal Bank of Canada and, 553; royalties from, 407, 407n., 423, 647; sales of, 628

      Eliot, T. S., 521

      ELLEDGE, SCOTT, 470, 514, 523–524, 644, 665, 672. Letters: on biography manuscript, 648–652, 653–658, 664–665; on EBW’s failing eyesight, 645–646; EBW’s response to biography, 674–677, 682–683; on OMM, 470

      ELLSWORTH AMERICAN, 221, 270, 272, 517, 545. Letter: 611–612

      Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 521

      Emery, Dick, 133

      Endorsements, in advertising, 136–140; of political candidates, 329

      England, 370, 374–376

      ENGLISH, D. ANTHONY, 570n. Letters: 570–571, 628, 667, 668

      English language, dictionaries of, 291, 316, 384, 479, 536, 597, 631; difficulty of writing, 419n.; as education foundation, 463; Latin sources of, 604

      English literature, 19, 463, 470, 598, 648, 676–677

      Environmental issues, 408, 421, 422, 432, 544–545

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    bsp; ERNST, MORRIS, 164, 304. Letter: 304

      Esquire magazine, 611–614

      Essays, 601–602

      Ethan Frome (Wharton), 213, 213n.

      European bullfinch, 385–386

      Every Day Is Saturday, 99, 114

      Ezekiel (Zeke; EBW’s puppy), 167, 169

      Fadiman, Clifton, 98, 205

      A Fair Wind Home (Moore), 346

      Fall Creek Bridge, 334

      “Farewell My Lovely,” 58n., 399, 405n.

      Farewell to Model T, 58n.

      Farming. See Animals; North Brooklin farm

      Farrar, Straus publishers, 626, 630

      FAULKNER, KATHERINE B. Letter: 329

      Fawns, birth of, 274–275

      Fellow Citizens (Williams), 200

      Fern (sloop), 392, 392n., 642

      Ferret, black-footed, 537–538

      Fisk, Bradley, 21, 21n.

      Fitzgerald, Barry, 584

      Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 521

      FLASHNER, AMY. Letter: 172

      Fleischmann, Raoul, 71, 164n., 414

      Fleischmann, Ruth. See Vischer, Ruth Fleischmann

      FLEMING, JOHN RIMER (JACK), 143, 211, 212. Letters: on “The ABC of Security,” 347; on aging, 628, 684; on Cornell plagiarism incident, 315–316; on EBW archive, 680; on Four Freedoms, 217–219; on New Yorker

      FLEMING, JOHN RIMER (JACK) (cont’d) submissions, 254; on sheep, 216; on turkey eggs, 143

      Flick, Alexander, 204, 204n.

      Florida, EBW and Corona Machemer in, 631, 645–646, 656; KSW’s father in, 161; KSW’s health in, 462; Sarasota, 450–452, 466, 508, 520, 585, 620n.

      Flounder (scow), 669

      Forbush, Edward Howe, 285–286, 491, 518

      Ford, Corey, 505, 505n., 632, 664

      Foreign publishing rights, 277–278, 344–345, 401

      FOUQUET, DOUGLAS M. Telegram: 294

      Four Freedoms pamphlet, 211–219, 346

      The Fox of Peapack, 127n., 142, 164, 172

      FRANK, SUSAN, 478n., 483. Letter: 478

      FRANKFURTER, FELIX, 214, 215, 269n., 274. Letters: 269–270, 274

      Frascino, Edward, 539, 539n., 545

      Freddy (EBW’s dachshund), with arthritis, 247; background of, 133n.; death of, 280, 295, 305; with kitten, 223; with Minnie, 197, 227; personality of, 404; rooster and, 133, 134; as writing subject, 384–385

      Freethy, Arlene, 390, 390n., 411

      Fresh Waters (Weeks), 508

      Friend Memorial Library (Brooklin, Maine), book selection at, 255, 350; Earl Firth house and, 363; Garth Williams drawings to, 509; librarian in charge of, 217, 217n.; review copies donated to, 182, 182n.; at town meeting, 227

      Fritillaries, 494

      Frueh, Al, 515, 515n.

      Fund for the Republic, 394, 394n.

      Funny Coincidence Department (New Yorker), 314, 315

      Gaebelein, Frank, 677

      Galbreath, Mitchell T. (Mike), 69, 74, 106, 106n., 217, 379

      Garnett, David, 155

      Gaynor, Janet, 144

      Gebert, William, 122n.

      Geese, care of, 412; egg laying, 568, 596, 652; escaped, 644; goslings hatching, 229, 308–309, 503, 641; nature of, 589–590; nesting of, 324; rival ganders, 571–572; skidding on ice, 369–370

      Gellhorn, Martha, 183

      “Gentleman from Indiana” (Thurber), 204, 309, 309n.

      Germany, 376, 386, 489

      Gershwin, George, 106

      Gertsch, Willis J., 325

      GIBBS, MRS. N. M. Letter: 514

      Gibbs, Wolcott, as Comment writer, 159, 187, 222, 279; domestic circumstances of, 121, 164; on Morris Markey, 155n.; at New Yorker, 99, 105; Profile of Alexander Woollcott, 575, 576; Profile of Luce, 413, 414

      Giere, Raymond, 662

      Gill, Brendan, 326, 679

      Glacier National Park, 55–57

      Gleason, Mae, 53, 53n., 300

      Gleason, Millard, 300, 607

      God and My Father (Day), 112

      Goldman, Emma, 436, 436n.

      GOODMAN, DODY, 381n. Letter: 381

      Goodwin, Philis, 10

      Gordimer, Nadine, 350, 351

      GORE, RICHARD T. Letter: 444

      Gould, Eleanor. See Packard, Eleanor Gould

      Grammarians, EBW as, 448, 574, 576; Elements revision and, 416, 416n., 574–575; KSW as, 415; Strunk as, 461. See also Word usage

      Grant, Jane, 507, 508

      GRAVELY, ANN. Letter: 290

      GRAY, DUANE. Letter: 661–662

      Gray, Herman, 99, 135, 150

      Gray, Hollis, 224

      Gray, Milly, 177

      Great Republic (sloop), 108n.

      Greenbaum, Wolff & Ernst law firm, 304, 306

      Greene, Miss (EBW’s kindergarten teacher), 7

      GREENSTEIN, MILTON, Charlotte contract and, 324; on civil rights movement, 484; Daise Terry and, 371; driftwood and, 311; Is Sex Necessary? foreign edition, 344; Maine trip with EBW, 309; at New Yorker, 285, 285n. Letters: Answers to Hard Questions, 350; Charlotte, 557; EBW’s Sagittarius payment, 569; Here Is New York, 506–507

      Greenwich Village, 81, 98, 104–105, 120, 595

      GREGER, PATRICIA. Letter: 483

      Grey, Zane, 476, 476n.

      Grindle, Merle, 558

      Griswold, John A., 516

      Gude, Helen, 98, 104, 590

      GUDE, J. G. (JAP), at Bob Coates’s death, 590; with EBW at puppet studio, 429; as EBW’s film agent, 499, 500, 534, 546, 569; in New York, 98. Letters: on Charlotte film, 552–553, 567, 577–578, 583; on New York days, 663

      GUERLAC, HENRY, 568. Letter: 568

      Guinea fowl, 589

      Gunsmoke (TV show), 486

      Gunther, John, 205

      GUTH, DOROTHY LOBRANO, 97. Letters: on EBW’s literature medal, 428–429; on Guth’s son, 479–480; on New Yorker work, 442, 634–635; from North Brooklin, 421–422, 622–623, 678–679; on Ruth Moore book, 346–347

      “H. L. Mencken Meets a Poet in the West Side Y.M.C.A.,” 127, 127n.

      Hachette publishers (France), 395

      Hackett, Miss (EBW’s first-grade teacher), 6, 360, 623

      HAGEN, BEULAH, 448, 601, 607. Letters: 448, 455

      Hahn, Emily, 153

      HALL, KATHERINE ROMANS (KATHY), 618. Letter: 627–628

      HALL, MRS. CHAFFEE E., JR. Letter: 435

      HALSEY, MARGARET. Letter: 345–346

      Hamburger, Philip, 213, 279

      Hamilton, Frank, 223

      HAMILTON, HAMISH (JAMIE), 455. Letter: 556

      Hanna-Barbera Productions, 567, 569, 577, 640

      Hanrahan, John, 164, 164n.

      Happy to Be Here (Keillor), 637

      Harding, Warren G., 64

      Harlem, 95, 484

      Harper & Brothers publishers, advertising by, 245, 255; Charlotte, 323–324, 326, 555, 626; E. B. White Reader, 425; editors at, 174, 451, 524, 671; The Fox of Peapack, 164; Is Sex Necessary?, 80, 443, 627; John Updike and, 428; The Lady Is Cold, 80, 82; The Last Flower (Thurber), 443–444; OMM, 221, 467, 469, 476, 645; PofC, 425; Quo Vad., 164; Second Tree, 322, 352, 353, 353n.; Stuart, 256, 524–525; Trumpet, 539n., 540–541, 551; Zane Grey manuscripts, 476n.

      Harper’s magazine, advertising by, 169–170; Benson’s letter, 379, 379n.; EBW’s “Walden” piece, 454–455; formula of, 298; “OMM” column, 141, 187–188, 198n., 202, 208, 209, 210, 228, 230–231, 357

      Harriman, Averell, 383

      HARRIS, DOROTHY JOAN. Letter: 607

      Harris, Julie, Charlotte recording, 546, 547, 548, 549, 550; Stuart recording, 485, 546, 654

      HARRIS, W. B. Letter: 588

      Hart, Harry, 53, 399

      Hart, James (EBW’s great grandfather), 3

      Hart, James (William’s brother), 3

      Hart, Marion Robertson, 3

      HART, NAN, 53. Letter: 399

      Hart, William, 3–4, 624

      Hartman, Lee, 141, 170, 198, 198n., 228, 233

      Hartzell, Paul, 96, 96n.

      Harvard Educational Review, 314

      Harvard Law School Forum, 382, 382n.

      Harvar
    d University, 221, 361n.

      Hautzig, Esther, 672

      HAVERKAMP, DAN. Letter: 526–527

      Hawks, 496

      HAYES, DOROTHY, 539. Letters: 539–540, 545–546

      HAYWARD, LELAND. Letter: 507

      HEALEY, GEORGE H., 441. Letters: 441, 477, 481, 526

      HELLMAN, GEOFFREY, 98, 492n. Letters: 201, 492–493, 606

      Helm, Carl, 29, 32, 73, 73n., 313

      Helm, Harriet, 73, 73n.

      Hemingway, Ernest, 372, 446, 501, 521, 522, 591

      Henderson, Bill, 223, 224

      Henderson, Charles, 658

      Henderson, Mrs. Charles, 285

      Here Is New York, advertisement for, 507; changing Manhattan and, 594; film proposal, 337n., 341n.; new edition of, 542–543; production of, 282; publication of, 257

      Here Is New York (TV show), 411

      Hersey, John, 347

      Herzig, Sig, 102, 103, 158

      Hesse, Mildred. See Smith, Mildred Hesse

      HEWES, PHILIP. Letter: 605

      Hibben, Sheila, 153

      HICKEY, EVELYN M. Letter: 636–637

      Hinckley, Max, 157

      “Hindsight through Gunsight Pass,” 377

      Hitler, Adolf, 248, 489

      HOISINGTON, HARLAND W., JR. Letter: 300–301

      Hokinson, Helen, 98

      Holiday magazine, EBW’s cross-country trip for, 311; Here Is NY in, 257; possible Queen Mary piece, 277; Roger Angell at, 272, 493

      Hollywood Ten, 267–270, 270n., 272

      Homestead magazine, 302

      Honeycutt, Ann (Honey). See McKelway, Ann Honeycutt (Honey)

      The Hoopoe (Weston), 556

      Horace Waters & Company, 2

      Horn Book magazine, 185

      Horse races, 42–45

      Horses, 243

      “The Hotel of the Total Stranger,” 357, 357n.

      Hotspur (EBW’s Model T Ford), description of, 30–31; fiftieth anniversary, 566; as “mature car,” 41; service/repairs to, 42, 49, 51–52, 57, 58, 312, 313; tonneau as writing surface, 50; in trade, 59

      Houghton Mifflin publishers, 209, 366, 445

      House Un-American Activities Committee, 267, 272, 416

      Housman, A. E., 178

      Howard, Ed, 26, 26n.

      Howe, Helen, 494

      Howes, Raymond F., 188–189

      Hoyt, Phil, 153, 153n.

      Hubbard, Elbert, 520

      Hubbard, Louise, 94

      Hubbard, Robert (Hub), 21, 22, 84, 85, 86, 94, 105

      Hubley, Faith, 499, 500, 534

      Hubley, John, 499, 500, 534, 552

      HUDSON, ARTHUR. Letter: 372

      Hudson River school, 4

      HUEBSCH, B. W. Letter: 436

      Human rights, 328, 345–346

      Hummingbirds, 491–492

     


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