Talk:T. O'Conor Sloane III

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I have removed the following section as overly-detailed for a general encyclopedia. Articles should not be written with the expectation that every reader is a scholar or fan of the subject seeking every morsel of information, per WP:NOTEVERYTHING and WP:ONUS. I leave it there for possible selective use in future article development. --Animalparty! (talk) 01:08, 19 December 2020 (UTC)

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Sloane's correspondence with poet and author A. M. Sullivan who was president of the Catholic Poetry Society and a five-term president of the Poetry Society of America is archived in Box 9 of the A. M. Sullivan Papers of Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. A typed letter from radical writer and poet James Rorty to Sloane is archived in Yale University's James Rorty papers. Sloane's correspondence while an editor at Doubleday with the photographer Edward Steichen during the production of the book A Life in Photography is located in the Edward Steichen Archive (Series VI. Post-MoMA Exhibitions, Publications, and Anniversaries; Subseries VI.A. A Life in Photography; VI.A.2 "Correspondence with Doubleday etc." and the Grace M. Mayer Papers (Series III.E) of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City. Sloane's correspondence with the author Robert Payne is archived in the Robert Payne Collection, Collection 293, Subgroup II: Correspondence, Series 1: Literary Correspondence by Title, Box 13, of the Stony Brook University Special Collections and University Archives in Stony Brook, New York. Sloane's correspondence with the author Max Eastman, editor of Reader's Digest and literary agent to Leon Trotsky is archived in the Eastman mss., 1892-1968, Collection No. LMC 1301, Box 1, Series: Correspondence, at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana. Sloane's correspondence while an editor at Doubleday with the American film and art critic, poet and essayist Parker Tyler is to be found in the Parker Tyler Collection (Manuscript Collection MS-04300) of the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center of The University of Texas at Austin, Texas. Sloane's correspondence while an associate editor at Devin-Adair with the author Harry Sylvester is archived in the Georgetown University Library in the Harry Sylvester Papers, Publishers (Miscellaneous)., 03/23/1945-05/04/1969, Box: 1, Folder: 107. Sloane's correspondence while an editor at Devin-Adair with the Irish poet Austin Clarke is archived in the National Library of Ireland in Collection List No. 83 of the Austin Clarke Papers. Sloane's correspondence while an editor at Devin-Adair with Otto Grossman is archived in the Leo Baeck Institute in the Otto Grossman Collection. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Springfield, Illinois which archives correspondence, research materials, notes, and manuscripts of articles, stories, and speeches concerning the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln's assassination, the Orpet-Lambert poisoning case, chemistry, and publication of Otto Eisenschiml books and articles includes correspondence from Lincoln research colleagues E.B. Long, Ralph Newman, David R. Barbee, and Margaret Bearden; editors Harrison Platt and T. O'Conor Sloane III; and businessman Gordon Beaham III. One of Sloane's editorial projects at Doubleday involved a request to the international law firm of Sullivan and Cromwell to examine the papers of former CIA director Allen Dulles concerning the Bay of Pigs Invasion, his letter caught the attention of the CIA and is archived in their library. References