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    Hendrix, Vernon. “Author’s Father Proud of ‘Mockingbird’ Fame.” Montgomery Advertiser , 7 August 1960.
    ______ . “Firm Gives Books to Monroe County.” Montgomery Advertiser , 23 December 1962.
    ______ . “Harper Lee Cries for Joy at Peck’s Winning of Oscar.” Montgomery Advertiser , 10 April 1963.
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    â€œHonors Are Given 13 Women by Mount Holyoke College.” The New York Times , 11 November 1962, 53.
    â€œJohn Megna, 42, ‘Mockingbird’ Star.” The New York Times , 7 September 1995, B17.
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    Jones, George Thomas. “Courthouse Lawn Was Once Kids’ Playground,” in Happenings in Old Monroeville. Volume 2. Monroeville, AL: Bolton Newspapers, 2003.
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    ______ . “Nightmare.” Prelude , Spring 1945, 11.
    ______ . “A Wink at Justice.” Prelude , Spring 1945, 14–15.
    ______ . “Some Writers of Our Times.” Rammer Jammer , November 1945, 14.
    ______ . “What Price Registration?” Crimson White , 13 June 1946, 2.
    ______ . “Caustic Comment” (column). Crimson White , 28 June 1946, 2 August 1946, 16 August 1946.
    ______ . “Now Is the Time for All Good Men” (one-act play). Rammer Jammer , October 1946, 7, 17–18.
    ______ . “Alabama Authors Write of Slaves, Women, GIs.” Crimson White , 1 October 1946, 2.
    ______ . “Christmas Means to Me.” McCall’s , December 1961, 63.
    ______ . Foreword to the 35th anniversary edition of To Kill a Mockingbird . New York: HarperCollins,