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• W1878191951 abstract "O n 2 2 S e p t e m b e r 1 9 4 6 a n I O wa insurance executive named Don Hutchings wrote to his friend Stewart Howe about a recent trip to Madison, Wisconsin, where he was interviewing for a new job. While out socializing with his prospective boss and the boss’s wife, Hutchings found much of interest among what he called the “congenial and hospitable” “Madisonites”: “The vibrations about the bars were extremely fascinating as well as distracting, and I am certain one could go on a busman’s holiday with a degree of ease—I always hate myself afterwards for not having taken advantage of opportunities. Mayhaps the return engagement will be played with brighter lights ablazing.” Indeed, many of Hutchings’s business trips presented him with numerous opportunities for sex with other men. On those occasions when he was unaccompanied by a prospective employer he was easily able to take advantage of those opportunities. Hutchings was not alone. Thanks to a developing midcentury business culture that demanded extensive amounts of travel, men like Don Hutchings and his friend Stewart Howe often found themselves surrounded almost exclusively" @default.
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• W1878191951 date "2012-01-01" @default.
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• W1878191951 title "A Busman’s Holiday in the Not-So-Lonely Crowd: Business Culture, Epistolary Networks, and Itinerant Homosexuality in Mid-Twentieth-Century America" @default.
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