U.S. Copyright Renewals, 1965 January - June

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Chapter 1 23Jun65;

R363660.

COMMITTEE ON EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH OF

THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. SEE

Minnesota. University. Committee on

Educational Research.

COMMUNITY SERVICE SOCIETY OF NEW YORK,

executor of the Estate of Gertrude

Robinson. SEE Robinson, Gertrude,

Estate of.

COMPTON, HELEN DOUGLAS.

The American book of days. SEE

Douglas, George William.

COMSTOCK, HARRIET T.

Lori, daughter of Kit. ? 25Mar38; A115723. Samuel B. Williams (E); 26Mar65; R358067.

COMSTOCK, HARRIET T., ESTATE OF.

Lori, daughter of Kit. SEE Comstock,

Harriet T.

CONNELL, LOUISE FOX.

Lucky penny. SEE Connell, Richard.

The plush-string-bean. SEE Connell,

Richard.

What ho! SEE Connell, Richard.

CONNELL, RICHARD.

Lucky penny. (In Collier's, Apr. 17,

1937) ? 9Apr37; B333744. Louise

Pox Connell (W); 4Feb65; R355359.

The plush-string-bean. (In Collier's,

Apr. 3, 1937) ? 26Mar37; B334026.

Louise Fox Connell (W); 4Feb65;

R355358.

What ho! ? 7May37; A106081. Louise

Fox Connell (W); 4Feb65; R355360.

CONNINGTON, J. J., pseud. SEE

Stewart, A. W.

CONNOLLY, BRENDA E.

Down to the sea in teacups. SEE

Connolly, James B.

Trouble for Hector. SEE Connolly,

James B.

CONNOLLY, JAMES B.

Down to the sea in teacups. Photos

by Ifor Thomas. (In Collier's,

July 31, 1937) ? 23Jul37; B345513.

Brenda E. Connolly (C); 25May65;

R362119.

Trouble for Hector. James E. Allen,

lithographer. ? 2Jul37; B345010.

Brenda E. Connolly (C); 25May65;

R362120.

CONNOR, ERNESTINE S.

Metropolitan achievements tests. SEE

Allen, Richard D.

CONNOR, WILLIAM L.

Metropolitan achievements tests. SEE

Allen, Richard D.

CONRAD, JOSEPH.

The famous stories of Joseph Conrad.

Compiled & with a new foreword by

Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc.,

employer for hire of John Beecroft.

? 25Jan38; A117320. Doubleday &

Co., Inc. (PWH); 26Jan65; R354663.

THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS OF NEW YORK

ANNOTATED, as amended to the close

of the regular session of the

Legislature of 1937. ? Edward Thompson

Co. (PWH); Book

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Chapter 1 23Jun65;

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Chapter 2 5Apr65;

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Chapter 3 8Jan65;

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Chapter 4 5Apr65; R359167.

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Chapter 5 19Apr38; A118060. 23Apr65; R359954.

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Chapter 6 31Mar65; R358555.

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Chapter 7 31Mar65; R358554.

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Chapter 8 31Mar65; R358556.

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Chapter 9 1-5, 7, 9-12.

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Chapter 11 11Jan65; No.11

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Chapter 12 11Jan65; No.12

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Chapter 13 11Jan65; No.13

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Chapter 14 11Jan65; No.14

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Chapter 16 11Jan65; No.16

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Chapter 17 5Apr65; No.17

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Chapter 18 5Apr65; No.18

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Chapter 19 No.19

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Chapter 20 FOSTER, WILLIAM Z.

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Chapter 21 28Jan65;

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Chapter 22 28Jan65; No.22

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Chapter 23 28Jan65; No.23

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Chapter 24 28Jan65; No.24

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Chapter 25 5Apr65; No.25

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Chapter 26 8Jan65; No.26

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Chapter 28 261584.

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Chapter 29 263316, 260602. 9Jun65; R363173-363175, 363180.

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Chapter 30 260605.

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Chapter 31 9Jun65;

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Chapter 32 9Jun65; No.32

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Chapter 33 268811.

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Chapter 34 9Jun65; No.34

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Chapter 35 9Jun65; No.35

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Chapter 36 9Jun65; No.36

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Chapter 37 268816.

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Chapter 38 268819,

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Chapter 39 363169.

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Chapter 40 12Apr65;

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