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March 17, 1935
On March 17, 1935, the publication of 'Anthology of Children's Literature,' compiled by Edna Johnson and Carrie E. Scott, marked a significant contribution to children's literature, showcasing a diverse array of stories for young readers. At this time, the United States was grappling with the effects of the Great Depression, making the accessibility of literature for children increasingly important as families sought affordable means of entertainment and education. In sports news, swimmers Chrostowski and Higgins set new records at the National Swim Meet, with Chrostowski himself setting two swim marks, reflecting the ongoing enthusiasm for athletics despite economic challenges. Additionally, Henry Barnard Safford's book 'That Bennington Mob' was released, contributing to the cultural dialogue about American history and identity as the nation navigated its recovery from economic strife.
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On March 17, 1935, Edna Johnson and Carrie E. Scott published the 'Anthology of Children's Literature,' a comprehensive collection featuring various children's stories. This 914-page anthology was released by Houghton Mifflin Company and priced at $3.50. It aimed to celebrate and preserve the rich tradition of children's literature for future generations.
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Chrostowski and Higgins Set School Marks In Taking 3 Events at National Swim Meet; CHROSTOWSKI SETS TWO SWIM MARKS
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Green Mountain Boys; THAT BENNINGTON MOB. By Henry Barnard Safford. 303 pp. New York: Julian Messner. $2.
