Wallace Smith

Wallace R Smith, age 83, La Crosse, WI View Details

Cities: La Crosse WI

Wallace Junior Smith, age 80, Ypsilanti, MI View Details

Cities: Ypsilanti MI Possible Relatives: Donald Smith, Hiram Marcus Smith, Keisha Kenyatta-pearl Smith

Wallace R Smith, age 83, La Crosse, WI View Details

Locations: La Crosse WI

Wallace Junior Smith, age 80, Ypsilanti, MI View Details

Locations: Ypsilanti MI Possible Relatives: Donald Smith, Hiram Marcus Smith

Wallace Scott Smith, age 50s, Des Moines, IA View Details

Locations: Des Moines IA, Clive IA, Youngstown OH Possible Relatives: Barbara J Smith, Daniel W Smith, Joe H Smith

Wallace Lee Smith, age 50s, Montgomery, AL View Details

Locations: Montgomery AL, Durango CO Possible Relatives: Kathi L Seymour, Christina L Smith, Frances Broadway Smith

Wallace H Smith View Details

Address:***** Macon St, South Charleston, WV. Phone Number: (207) 866-****

Wallace S Smith View Details

Address:***** Payne Ave, Cleveland, OH. Phone Number: (216) 851-****

Wallace Smith (boxer)

Wallace "Bud" Smith was a world lightweight boxing champion in 1955, who also competed in the 1948 Olympic Games. His trainer was John Joiner of Cincinnati, and his manager was Vic Marsillo. Smith wasread more... murdered in 1973.read less...

Wallace Smith (illustrator)

Wallace Smith was a book illustrator, comic artist, reporter, author, and screenwriter. Wallace was one of the finest artists in the newspapers business and switched back and forth between cartooningread more... and writing. He became Washington correspondent for the Chicago American at the age of 20, remaining with that newspaper for over a decade. According to the book The Madhouse on Madison Street, Smith was "one of the most colorful reporters who ever worked for the Hearst papers," and was born with the last name of Schmidt, which he changed to Smith during World War I. He was sent to Mexico and did illustrated reporting on several campaigns of Pancho Villa against the Carranza regime. In 1920 he originated the Joe Blow comic panel feature for the Chicago American. In 1921-22 he was assigned to California to cover the Roscoe Arbuckle trials and the William Desmond Taylor murder case. The articles bylined by Smith and Eddie Doherty were so inflammatory that Under-Sheriff Eugene W. Biscailuz, fearing for their safety, offered to provide them each with a bodyguard, but they both declined. In 1923–1924 he contributed with his illustrations for The Chicago Literary Times, a magazine done in the format and style of a tabloid scandal sheet, co founded by Ben Hech and Maxwell Bodenheim with whom he previously collaborated illustrating their books. Smith moved to Hollywood embarking on successful, decade-long, screenplay-writing career. His services were in high demand - he wrote or contributed to twenty-six screenplays, often enhancing them with detailed scene sketches. Smith's work included screen adaptations of his novels The Captain Hates the Sea and The Gay Desperado and also Two Arabian Knights, The Lost Squadron, Friends and Lovers. In 1935, Smith's novel Bessie Cotter about a prostitute's life on the streets of Chicago was judged indecent in England and the publisher fined the equivalent of $1,000. It was published a year earlier in the United States. He died of a heart attack in his home in Hollywood on January 31, 1937, and was survived by his wife, Echo Smith. His archival papers are at the University of Oregon. The papers include Smith's manuscripts and published pieces, minor correspondence, drawings and illustrations, photographs, and miscellaneous documents.read less...

Wallace Smith Martindale

Wallace Smith Martindale III ia an American mathematician, known for Martindale's Theorem (1969) and the Martindale ring of quotients introduced in the proof of the theorem. His 1969 paper generalizesread more... Posner's theorem and a theorem of Amitsur and gives an independent, unified proof of the two theorems.read less...

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