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Caldwell

City in southwestern Idaho, USA, on the Boise River, 39 km/24 mi west of Boise and 24 km/15 mi south of the Oregon border; seat of Canyon County; population (1990) 18,400. In an agricultural area, the city is a processing and shipping point, with creameries, meat and poultry packing plants, stockyards, fruit packing and dehydrating plants, and a winery. An important industry is the manufacture is mobile homes.

Caldwell is the seat of the College of Idaho (1891).

Caldwell

Township in Essex County, northeastern New Jersey, USA, 14 km/9 mi northwest of Newark; population (1990) 7,500. It has a substantial office-building industry, and manufactures including pharmaceuticals, plastics, clothing, and airplane parts.

Grover Cleveland's birthplace (1837) is a State Historic Site. The township is the seat of Caldwell College (1939). North Caldwell (population (1990) 6700) and West Caldwell are close by.
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Besides the big names, Ford introduced talents who confirmed his nose for the new: James Farrell, Erskine Caldwell, and fellow oddball teen Paul Bowles.
Famous first words: Michael Duncan on Charles Henri Ford. (Passages) by Duncan, Michael / Artforum International
Myers is honest about his juvenile delinquency and lackadaisical attitude toward school, but what is of more interest to him and us alike is that through all his fighting and school-skipping he was reading intensely and omnivorously, Byron to Erskine Caldwell to James Joyce.
Bad Boy: A Memoir by R.S. / The Horn Book Magazine
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