Forgotten Village
France
German occupation of
liberation of
wine country in
Francis , king of France
Franco, Francisco
Franklin, Benjamin
French, Warren
French Resistance
French Revolution
Frost, Robert
Gannett, Lewis
General Foods
General Motors
George , king of England
Germany, Nazi
Getting Gertie’s Garter (Collison and Hopwood)
“Ghost of Anthony Daly, The” (Steinbeck)
Ghosts (Ibsen)
Gibey, Daniele
Gibey, Jenny
Gibey, Lena
Gibey, Louis
Goering, Hermann
Goering, Madame
Golden, Harry
“Golden Handcuff, The” (Steinbeck)
Goodman, Benny
“G.O.P. Delegates Have Bigger, Better Badges” (Steinbeck)
Grand Canyon
Grandmothers of America, Inc.
Grange
Grapes of Wrath, The (film)
Grapes of Wrath, The (Steinbeck)
Gray, Marlene
Greeks, ancient
Green Berets
Greenwich Village Follies
Gregorian chant
Growers’ Association
Guérard, Albert
Guggenheim, Harry F., xn
Guinzburg, Thomas H.
Gunther, John
Guthrie, Woody
Half Moon Lake
Hall, Len
Halsey, Jesse
Hamilton, Elizabeth
Hamilton, Joe
Hamilton, Katherine
Hamilton, Samuel (grandfather)
Hamilton, Thomas
Hamilton, William
Hamilton family
Hammarskjöld, Dag
Harrison, Rex
Harte, Bret
“Harvest Gypsies, The: Squatters’ Camps” (Steinbeck)
“Have We Gone Soft?,”
Hawaii
Hearst, William Randolph
Heatter, Gabriel
Hemingway, Ernest
“Henry Fonda” (Steinbeck)
Hersey, John
Hiroshima bombing
Hitler, Adolf
Hitler-Stalin pact
Ho Chi Minh
Holiday
Hollywood films
Homer
Hoover, Herbert
Hope, Bob
Hopkins Marine Station
House Un-American Activities Committee
Hudson River
hurricane Donna
Huston, John
Huston, Walter
Huxley, Aldous
“I Am a Revolutionary” (Steinbeck)
Ibsen, Henrik
“I Go Back to Ireland” (Steinbeck)
In Dubious Battle (Steinbeck)
industrial revolution
“Internationale, The,”
Ireland
Isaiah
isolationism
Israel
Italy
U.S. invasion of
Jesus Christ
Jimmy (Piute chief)
“Joan in All of Us, The” (Steinbeck)
Joan of Arc
Johnson, Lady Bird
Johnson, Lyndon B.
Johnson, Samuel
John the Apostle, Saint
Journal of a Novel: The “East of Eden” Letters (Steinbeck)
Juvenal
Kaltenborn, H. V.
Kazan, Elia
Kennedy, Jacqueline
Kennedy, John F. assassination of
Kentucky Derby
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Kirk, Mr. (fict.)
Knight, Goodwin
Korea, South
Korean conflict
Kranepool, Eddie
Kremlin
Ku Klux Klan (KKK)
Kuralt, Charles
labor unions:
organizing of
repression of
strikes and picket lines of
see also migrant labor
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lake Tahoe
Langford, Frances
“Last Joan, The” (Steinbeck)
Lawrence, David
Leaves of Grass (Whitman)
Leit, Hans
Lenin, V. I.
Leonardo da Vinci
Lepanto, Battle of
Lerner, Alan Jay
Lerner, Max
Letters from an American Farmer (Crèvecoeur)
“Letters to Alicia” (Steinbeck)
“Letter to John Steinbeck,”
Levinsky, Leaping Lena
Lewis, Sinclair
Life
“. . . like captured fireflies” (Steinbeck)
“Lilli Marlene” (Schultze and Leit)
“Lilli Marlene” (Steinbeck)
Lillymaid
Lincoln, Abraham
Lindbergh, Charles
Li Po
Lippmann, Walter
Literaturnaya Gazeta
Little League baseball
Little Rock, Ark.
Loesser, Frank
Log from the “Sea of Cortez,” The (Steinbeck)
London
blitz in
Hyde Park
Lord’s cricket field
Piccadilly
Londonderry
London Illustrated
Long, Huey
Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth Longshoremen of San Francisco Lopez, Barry
Los Angeles, Calif.
Los Angeles Times
Lost Generation
Louis , king of France
Louisville Courier-Journal
MacArthur, Douglas
McCarthy, Joseph
McGuffey’s First Reader
McIntosh, Mavis
McKnight, John
McKnight, Liz
“Madelon,”
“Maiden’s Prayer, The,”
“Making of a New Yorker” (Steinbeck)
Malory, Sir Thomas
Mamie, Aunt
Mao Zedong
Marines, U.S.
Marx, Karl
Marx Brothers
Mary Ruth
Medici, Lorenzo
Meek, Tom
Mekong River Delta
Melville, Herman
Meredith, Burgess
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (M-G-M)
Mexico
migrant labor
starvation, disease, and death among
see also labor unions
Miller, Arthur trial of
Mirrielees, Edith
Mister Roberts
Moby-Dick (Melville)
“Model T Named ‘It,’ A” (Steinbeck)
Moffet, Pickles
Monterey, Calif.
Cannery Row in
Chamber of Commerce in
Monterey Peninsula Herald
Monterey Trader
Monteverde, Claudio
Moon Is Down, The (Steinbeck)
Moravia, Alberto
Mormons
Morte d’Arthur, Le (Malory)
Moscow
Murrow, Edward R.
Mussolini, Benito
My Fair Lady (Lerner and Loewe)
“My Short Novels” (Steinbeck)
“My War with the Ospreys” (Steinbeck)
Nabokov, Vladimir
Nagasaki bombing
Nantucket Island
Napoleon , emperor of France
Nation
National Guard
National Theatre
Navy Task Group.
Nazi Germany
Needham, Wilbur
Nesbit, Sheriff
New Orleans, La.
New Republic
Newsday
New York, N.Y.
Brooklyn
Carnegie Hall
crime in
Gramercy Park
JS in
Madison Square Garden
New York American
New York Commercial Advertiser
New York Daily News
New Yorker
New York Herald Tribune
New York Mets
New York Times
Niebuhr, Reinhold
Nile River Delta
Nixon, Richard M.
Nobel, Alfred
“Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech” (Steinbeck)
North, Henry Ringling
North American Review
North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
North Vietnam
Norton, Emperor
Notre Dame, University of
Notre Dame Cathedral
Office of War Information
Of Mice and Men (Steinbeck)
O’Hara, John
Oise River
Okies
Once There Was a War (Steinbeck)
“One American in Paris” (fourth piece) (Steinbeck)
“One American in Paris” (thirteenth piece) (Steinbeck)
t Airborne Division, U.S.
O’Neill, Eugene
“On Fishing” (Steinbeck)
Only in America (Golden)
On the Road
“Open Letter to John Steinbeck, An,”
“Open Letter to Poet Yevtushenko, An” (Steinbeck)
Otis, Elizabeth
Oxford English Dictionary
Pacific Biological Laboratories, Inc.
Pacific Grove, Calif.
Packard, Reynolds
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi da
Papacy, The (McKnight)
Paramount Pictures
Paris
fishing in
Ile de la Cité
Paris Review
Parker, Dorothy
patriotism
Patterson, Alicia
payola
Pazzi, Pazzolino
Peace Corps
Pearl, The (film)
Pearl, The (Steinbeck)
Pearl Harbor, attack on
Peck, Gregory
Philippine Islands
Photography
Pilgrims
Pilgrim’s Progress (Bunyan)
Pioda, Mr.
Pipe Dream (Rodgers and Hammerstein)
Piute Indians
“Play-Novelette, The” (Steinbeck)
Poe, Edgar Allan
Point of No Return
Poligny
“Positano” (Steinbeck)
Powell, Lawrence Clark
Prescott, Orville
“Primer on the ’, A” (Steinbeck)
Prohibition
Protestantism psychoanalysis
“Puff, the Magic Dragon” (Steinbeck)
Punch
Puritans
Pyle, Ernie
racism
radio
Rafftery, Blind
Ramsey, Jack
“Random Thoughts on Random Dogs” (Steinbeck)
Ratcliff, Jack
“Rationale” (Steinbeck)
Rayburn, Sam
Reader’s Digest
Reconstruction
Red Army
Red Badge of Courage, The (Crane)
Red Pony, The (Steinbeck)
Reese, Peewee
Republican Party
Reynolds, Quentin
Richard , king of England
Richey, Mr.
Rickard, Tex
Ricketts, Edward Flanders “Ed,”
accidental death of
character and personality of
commercial laboratory of
early years and education of
JS and
Ridgway, Matthew B.
River Patrol Boat
“Robert Capa” (Steinbeck)
Roman Catholic Church
Roman Empire
Rome
Rommel, Erwin
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
fireside chats of
JS and
opposition to
Rowling, George
Russia, see Soviet Union
Russian Journal, A (Steinbeck)
Russian Orthodox Church
Russian Revolution
Rutilius Namatianus
Sag Harbor, N.Y.
Saigon
Salinas, Calif.
gold fever in
social structure of
Tule Swamps
San Francisco, Calif.
JS in
San Francisco Call
San Francisco News
San Francisco Wasp
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Review
Savoy, House of
Scarlatti, Domenico
Schlesinger, Arthur M.
Schneider, Louis
Schultze, Norbert
Scripps-Howard newspapers
Sea of Cortez (Steinbeck)
Seine River
“September Song” (Weill and Anderson)
Shakespeare, William
Shaw, George Bernard
Shebley, Lloyd
Sheffield, Carlton
Smith, Gerald L. K.
Smith, H. Allen
socialism
“Some Random and Randy Thoughts on Books” (Steinbeck)
“Some Thoughts on Juvenile Delinquency” (Steinbeck)
“Soul and Guts of France, The” (Steinbeck)
Southern Pacific Railway
South Korea
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
see also Kremlin; Moscow; Red Army; Stalin, Joseph
Spanish War
Sports Illustrated
Spreckels, Claus
Stage
Stalin, Joseph
Stanford, Leland
Stanford University
“Starvation Under the Orange Trees” (Steinbeck)
states’ rights
St. Cleran’s
Steffens, Lincoln
Steinbeck, Carol (first wife)
Steinbeck, Elaine (third wife)
Steinbeck, Gwyn (second wife)
Steinbeck, John:
anticommunism of
attachment to place, and environmentalism of
California boyhood and bohemian youth of
on critics
death of
on dogs
early writing of
fatherhood of
fiction style of
first automobile of
first private-enterprise job of
first published essay of
on friends
gardening and fishing of
on great teachers
humor of
idealism and moral concerns of
inventions of
journalistic style of
left-wing politics of
motion picture work and sales of
New York years of
Nobel Prize of
personal journals and correspondence of
pet dogs of
philanthropy of
political criticism of
reviews and literary criticism of
Scottish-Irish, English, and German heritage of
on sports
success and celebrity of
on television on violence
war correspondence of
World War service of
on writing and books
youthful jobs of
Steinbeck, John
Steinbeck, John Ernst
Steinbeck, Olive Hamilton
Steinbeck, Thom
Stevenson, Adlai
JS’s letter to
stock market crash of
“Stories of the Blitz” (Steinbeck)
Story Writing (Mirrielees)
Street, Toby
Street, Webster
Studs Lonigan (Farrell)
Suetonius
Sunday, Billy
Supreme Court, California
Supreme Court, U.S.
Sursale, Marquis Paolo
Sweet Thursday (Steinbeck)
Syndicated Newspaper Editors
Tacitus
Taddei, Ezio
Tahoe, Lake
Tan An
Temple, Shirley
Temple of the Vestal Virgins
Tempo (Rome)
h Cavalry, U.S.
“Terrorism” (Steinbeck)
Tetrazzini, Luisa
Texas, University of
Thailand
Their Blood Is Strong (Steinbeck)
“Then My Arm Glassed Up” (Steinbeck)
Third World
Thoreau, Henry David
Thucydides
Tiberius, emperor of Rome
Tibet
Times (London)
“Tipperary,”
To a God Unknown (Steinbeck)
“Tom Collins” (Steinbeck)
Tortilla Flat (Steinbeck)
Townsend, Francis E.
Travels with Charley (Steinbeck)
“Trial of Arthur Miller, The” (Steinbeck)
“Troopship” (Steinbeck)
Trotsky, Leon
Turner, Lana
Twain, Mark
JS compared with
d Artillery Group, U.S.
h Division, U.S.
“Tyranny over the Mind” (Huxley)
Unita ’
United Nations (UN)
United States:
breast fixation in
business and money in
children and parenting in
civil rights and universal suffrage in
conservation and environmentalism in
crime and immorality in,
dream homes in
ethics and morals in
ethnic, racial, and national diversity in
ethnic and racial prejudice in
foreign criticism of
frontier hardships in
history and foundation of
hospitality in
imagination and craftsmanship in
languages and dialects of
literature and journalism in
motto of
myth and folk wisdom in
organizations and gatherings in
politics and government in
pollution and irresponsible land use in
power and success of
presidency in
problems of aging in
public lands in
religious diversity in
restlessness and intemperateness in
screwballs and eccentrics in
slavery in
spirit of
United States Foreign Service
United States Information Service
Updike, John
“U.S.A. Today” (Caldwell)
Vallee, Rudy
Vatican
Viet Cong (VC)
Vietnam, North
Vietnam, South
Vietnam War
JS as war correspondent in
opposition to
U.S. bombing missions in
see also Mekong River Delta; Viet Cong; Vietnam, North; Vietnam, South