It's Hard As Hell To Party Like Its the 1940s (Census)
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With a database like this, New York in the 1940s is open to the public's eye. Think about it: you could find Truman Capote, James Baldwin and Allen Ginsberg (to name a few members of the city's cream of the crop at the time) if you put enough effort into it. But, here at the Voice, we found that the search can prove to be tedious, long and unsuccessful if you only have snippets of information to toss into the browse window.
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