Forum and Century

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Title:	Forum and Century
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Preceded by:	The Forum (American magazine, 1886-1930), The Century
First issue:	July 1930 (v. 84 no. 1)
First renewed issue:	no issue renewals found in CCE
First renewed contribution in:	April 1931; see 1958 January-June
Last issue:	June 1940 (v. 103 no. 6)
See also:	Current History

Renewed contributions

This includes all active contribution renewals.

April 1931: "The Country Weekly", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions] (CCE renewal notice gives serial title as 'Forum'.)
July 1931: "Without Flame", by Nelia Gardner White
January 1932: "The Cruise of the Cashalot", by Walter D. Edmonds [Permissions]
September 1932: "Soul in Torment", by Arthur Davison Ficke
December 1933: "A Place of Young Pines", by Richard Aldington [Permissions]
December 1933: "Speak Out Your Love", by Arthur Davison Ficke
December 1933: "This Heavy Load", by William March [Permissions]
February 1934: "To One Dead", by Richard Aldington [Permissions]
October 1935: "Note of a War Nurse" (part 1 of 2), by Enid Bagnold [Permissions]
November 1935: "Note of a War Nurse" (part 2 of 2), by Enid Bagnold [Permissions]
January 1936: "The Right to Die, 2: Dinner in Thessaly", by Sherwood Anderson [Permissions]
March 1936: "Beauty in China", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
September 1936: "God Becomes a Convenience", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
December 1936: "Children Are What You Make Them", by Pearl S. Buck [Permissions]
February 1937: "Gold Chariot", by David Schubert
April 1937: "Tempest in a Looking Glass", by James Thurber [Permissions]
May 1937: "After the Steppe Cat, What?", by James Thurber [Permissions]
May 1937: "After the Steppe Cat, What: 4 Drawings: The Aardvark, The Wombat, The Steppe Cat, The Bandicoot", by James Thurber [Permissions] (There are two renewal records for this set of drawings, with slightly different descriptions. The more informative description is included here. The records are distinct from the renewal record for the text, noted above.)
June 1937: "Is it True What They Say About Connecticut?", by James Thurber [Permissions]
January 1939: "Bones of the Buffalo", by Paul Engle [Permissions] (CCE renewal notice gives serial title as 'Forum'.)
March 1939: "He Knew His Way", by Robert P. Tristram Coffin (CCE renewal notice gives serial title as 'Forum-Century'.)
June 1939: "Thinking Ourselves Into Trouble", by James Thurber [Permissions] (CCE renewal notice gives serial title as 'Forum'.)
October 1939: "Tides", by Robert P. Tristram Coffin
November 1939: "New England Hillside", by Robert P. Tristram Coffin (CCE renewal notice gives serial title as 'Forum'.)

Additional note

This publication was absorbed by Current History in 1940, which published for the next year as Current History and Forum before returning to its older title.

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