The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown (Guys and dolls) By Damon Runyon. (In Collier's mag., Jan 28, 1933) R252731 (1960) Termination effective 1May93

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The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown (Guys and dolls) By Damon Runyon. (In Collier's mag., Jan 28, 1933) R252731 (1960) Termination effective 1May93

McCann, Mary Runyon

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V2639P488

on 11 Jun 2007

The U.S. Copyright record (Recordation Number: V2639P488) dated 11 Jun 2007, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown (Guys and dolls) By Damon Runyon. (In Collier's mag., Jan 28, 1933) R252731 (1960) Termination effective 1May93. The copyright holder is McCann, Mary Runyon, known for their creative contributions in recorded documents. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to McCann, Mary Runyon.

McCann, Mary Runyon

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Registration Number

V2639P488

Registration Date

6/11/2007

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

Record Status

Changed

Notes

Bibliographic Note: Doc refers to V1146 P108-114, recorded June 1954Notice of termination of grant under 17 U.S.C. sec. 304; date and manner of service of the notice: 10Apr91, by certified mail, return receipt requested

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