12:2, Bulletin,




12:3-9, Electionisms of 1936, Robert T. Oliver




12:9, Hoover and Henri IV, E. E. Erickson




12:10-18, American Newspaper Titles, Cedric Larson




12:18, Newspaper and Other Notes,




12:19-30, America's First Lexicographer: Samuel Johnson Jr.,
1757-1836, Martha Jane Gibson




12:30, Newspaper Notes,




12:31-33, Sit-Down, George E. Peter




12:33, Re 'Nice Nellie', Manuel Prenner




12:34-44, English Loans in Colorado Spanish, George L.
Trager and Genevieve Valdez




12:44, Stout Place-Names, Atcheson L. Hench






12:45-48, A Musician's Word List, Russel B. Nye




12:49-56, The Acoustical Nature of Accent in American
Speech, Wilbur L. Schramm




12:57-60, Phonetic Transcription,




12:61-66, Editorials and Reviews,




12:61-63, An American Phonetic Dictionary, Arthur G. Kennedy




12:63-64, The Concise Oxford Dictionary of English Place-
Names by Eibert Ekwall,




12:65-66, Pitch and Intensity Characteristics of Stage
Speech by Milton Cowan, rev. S. N. Trevin@-o




12:67-73, Bibliography,




12:67-69, Present Day English, Atcheson L. Hench




12:69-70, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




12:71-72, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o






12:72-73, Studies in Names, Atcheson L. Hench




12:74-84, Miscellany,




12:74-75, C. C. C. Speech, Elwood W. Camp and Harris C.
Hartman




12:75-76, Kentucky Pioneers, Atcheson L. Hench




12:76, 'Circumstance',




12:76-77, 'Trade Last', Mamie Meredith




12:77-79, Bowie Knife, Eston Everett Ericson




12:79, Bowie Knife, David Shulman




12:79-81, Terms from the Spanish, Stuart A. Northrop




12:82, Addenda, Harold Wentworth




12:82, The -er Suffix of Agency, V. C. Coulter






12:82-83, Refined Speech,




12:83, Transcription from Southwest Virginia, Chad Walsh




12:83-84, Occupations: Believe It or Not, Harold W. Bentley




12:86-92, The Drinkers Dictionary, Cedric Larson




12:93-99, Bilingualism in the Middle Colonies 1725-1775,
Allen Walker Read




12:99, 'Jamboree' Has Two Children, Atcheson L. Hench




12:100-1, The Fifth Estate Vocabulary, Julian T. Bentley




12:102-7, Middlewestern Farm English, Russell T. Prescott




12:107, Pronunciation of 'Trough', Mamie Meredith




12:108-10, The Origin of 'Phoney', Peter Tamony




12:111-16, Q. K. Philander Doesticks, P. B., Neologist, J.
Louis Kuethe






12:117-21, 'Lady,' 'Woman,' and 'Person', Robert Withington




12:121, Consistent?,




12:121, 'School' Versus 'Institution',




12:122-27, Pronunciation in Upstate New York (VII), C. K.
Thomas




12:127, Some Minimally Different Word-Pairs, Morris Swadesh




12:128-34, Notes on the Length of Vowels, R-M. S. Heffner




12:134, 'Trade-Last', Ted Robinson




12:135-37, Phonetic Transcription,




12:138-43, Editorials and Reviews,




12:138-39, An American Phonetic Dictionary: Comments and
Suggestions, S. Newman, M. Swadesh, and G. L. Trager




12:140, Approaches to a Science of English Verse by Wilbur
Lang Schramm, rev. Mark Van Doren






12:140-41, A History of Foreign Words in English by Mary S.
Serjeantson, rev. Thomas A. Knott




12:142-43, The Secret Languages of Ireland with Special
Reference to the Origin and Nature of the Shelta Language by
R. A. Stewart Macalister, rev. Charles J. Donahue




12:143, Commonsense Grammar by Janet Rankin Aiken, rev.
Robert C. Pooley




12:144-52, Bibliography,




12:144-46, Present Day English, Atcheson L. Hench




12:146-49, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




12:149-52, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




12:153-64, Miscellany,




12:153, Some Southwestern Cowboy Lingo, Haldeen Braddy




12:153-54, Oil Field Expressions, Helen K. Stevens




12:154, Railroad Terms, J. R. Schultz






12:154-55, Lingo of Telegraph Operators, Minnie Swan
Mitchell




12:155-56, A Caddy's Compendium, Margaret Erskine Cahill




12:156-57, 'Rushing' in the Sixties?, Grace P. Smith




12:157, Gibbosity, Robert Withington




12:157, 'Guesstimates',




12:158, 'American Variations', Robert L. Ramsay




12:158-59, I 'Bughouse', Steven T. Byington




12:159, II Pronunciation of 'So Long', Steven T. Byington




12:159, III 'Fool', Steven T. Byington




12:159-60, IV 'Skijoring', Steven T. Byington




12:160-61, Old-Fashioned Veterinary Terms, Eston Everett
Ericson






12:161, Hollywood Jargon,




12:161-62, Testimonies,




12:162, 'Turn-Arounds',




12:163, 'Burying a Dead Man',




12:163, The Language of Advertising,




12:163, 'Fat' and 'Hot', Martha Jane Gibson




12:164, Tipping Talk,




12:164, Intervocalic "r": American, British, Spanish, D. L.
Canfield




12:166, Bulletin,




12:167-78, Hypercorrect Forms in American English, Robert J.
Menner




12:178, Latin Plurals, Mamie Meredith






12:179-84, The Slang of Jazz, H. Brook Webb




12:185-89, Notes on the American Language, Stuart Robertson




12:190-94, Some French Fricative Consonants as Shown by X-
Ray, Ernest F. Haden




12:194, Walter Winchell,




12:195-202, Scram--'A Swell Five-Letter Woid', V. Royce West




12:202, Bean in America, Steven T. Byington




12:203-6, English in the Pennsylvania German Area, Eugene R.
Page




12:207-17, Editorials and Reviews,




12:207-8, On 'Received Pronunciation', Daniel Jones




12:208-12, Style Manual of the Department of State by
Margaret M. Hanna and Alice M. Ball, rev. Cedric Larson




12:212-15, Indian Place-names in Alabama by William A. Read,
rev. John R. Swanton






12:215-17, The American Play-Party Song, With a collection
of Oklahoma texts and tunes by Benjamin Albert Botkin, rev.
George Herzog




12:217, A History of Modern Colloquial English by Henry
Cecil Wyld,




12:218-30, Bibliography,




12:218-23, Present Day English, Atcheson L. Hench




12:223-27, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




12:227-30, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




12:231-44, Miscellany,




12:231-32, Survivals in Negro Vocabulary, Morton Seidleman




12:232-33, Loan-Words from German, Harold G. Carlson




12:233-34, I [untitled note], John Richie Schultz




12:234, II Aquiculture into Hydroponics, John Richie Schultz






12:234-35, Ozark Words Again, Napier Wilt




12:235, Woman-Lady, Robert Withington




12:235, Strike-Struck, Hugh Sebastian




12:235-37, Verbal Novelties,




12:237, Notes, Moyle Q. Rice




12:237, I 'Romance', Mary Mielenz




12:237-38, II 'Onion Snow', Mary Mielenz




12:238, III More 'Engineers', Mary Mielenz




12:238, Jottings, T. E. Norton




12:239, Pronunciation Notes, M. Burwell




12:239-40, Collectanea,






12:240-41, Names from the Dairy Industry,




12:241, [14 untitled notes],




12:242, Film Jargon,




12:242, College Slang,




12:242-43, 'Layer-Overs',




12:243, Some Neologisms,




12:243, "Words from the Southern Negro",




12:243, "More on Adding the Suffix of Agency", David Shulman




12:243-44, 'Fungo' and 'Bingo' Again, Peter Tamony




12:247-57, 'Flair', Joseph E. Gillet




12:258-61, The Origin of 'Hard-Boiled', Peter Tamony






12:261, Elusive Word Lists, J. Louis Kuethe




12:262-66, The Word 'Master' in Trade Names, G. H. Reese




12:267-69, Surnames in the Blue Ridge of Virginia, Miriam
Sizer




12:270-74, The Language of the 'Buckeye', Norman E. Eliason




12:275-83, O. Henry's Linguistic Unconventionalities,
Margaret Cannell




12:284-88, The Speech of the Shenandoah Valley, Argus
Tresidder




12:288, Another Euphemism, F. W. Boardman




12:289-92, Phonetic Transcription,




12:292, Notice,




12:293-302, Editorials and Reviews,




12:293-95, A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English
by Eric Partridge, rev. J. Louis Kuethe






12:295-96, Analytic Syntax by J. Otto Jespersen, rev. Janet
Rankin Aiken




12:296-97, An English Pronouncing Dictionary by Daniel
Jones, rev. C. K. Thomas




12:298-99, A Dictionary of American English on Historical
Principles ed. Sir William Craigie and James R. Hulbert,
rev.




12:299-302, Proceedings of the Second International Congress
of Phonetic Sciences ed. Daniel Jones and D. B. Fry, rev.
William Cabell Greet




12:303-14, Bibliography,




12:303-7, Present Day English, Atcheson L. Hench




12:307-9, The Study of Names, Atcheson L. Hench




12:309-11, General and Historical Studies, Elliott V. K.
Dobbie




12:311-14, Phonetics, S. N. Trevin@-o




12:315-24, Miscellany,




12:315, Note on 'Suite', Edward C. Ames






12:316, I The Middle West, William Eben Schultz




12:316-17, II Equivalents for Reproof, William Eben Schultz




12:317-18, Variety, Raymond Tyson




12:318-19, Early Inns in the Philadelphia Region, Lewis H.
Chrisman




12:319-20, Ripper Bills, J. R. Schultz




12:320, 'Curbies' and 'Car-Hops', Joseph Jones




12:320-21, 'Mail Box,' 'Flag-Station,' 'Hell on Wheels,' and
Other Synonyms for 'Podunk', Mamie J. Meredith




12:321-22, I 'Proof,' An Adjective, Eston Everett Ericson




12:322-23, II British 'Eat' and American 'Ate', Eston
Everett Ericson




12:323, III Moron--A Misconception, Eston Everett Ericson




12:323-24, Pennsylvania-German English, W. L. Werner






12:324, Hypercorrect Addenda, Howard J. Savage




12:325-40, Index,








                
   
                
   
                
   
                
   
              
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