H. G. Wells collection of George Bernard Shaw clippings, 1950 | Rare Book & Manuscript Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Title: H. G. Wells collection of George Bernard Shaw clippings, 1950

ID: 01/02/02/POST-1650 MS 0510

Primary Creator: Wells, H. G. (Herbert George) (1866-1946)

Other Creators: Shaw, Bernard (1856-1950)

Extent: 9.0 Items

Languages: English

From H. G. Wells collection. Collection of clippings about the death of George Bernard Shaw.

1) The Evening News, no. 21,441 London, 05-11-1950 (Special edition)

2) Punch, 08-11-1950, p. 445.

3) Illustrated London News, London, 06-11-1950.

4) Daily Express, No. 15,719, 03-11-1950.

5) The Birminham Mail, no. 26,404, 02-11-1950.

6) The Daily Telegraph, London no. 29,749. 03-11-1950.

7) The Times, late London edition, no. 51,839, 03-11-1950.

8) The Manchester Guardian, no. 83, 463, 03-11-1950.

9) The Birmingham Post, no. 28,777, 03-11-1950.

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