Martin Howard Sable

Background

Sable, Martin Howard was born on September 24, 1924 in Haverhill, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Benjamin and Ida (Saberlinsky) Sable.

Education

Student, Northeastern U., 1942-1943; Bachelor of Arts, Boston University, 1946; Master of Arts, Boston University, 1952; Doctor en Letras, National U. Mexico, 1952; Master of Science in Library Science, Simmons College, 1959.

Career

Bibliographer, reference librarian, Northeastern U., 1959-1963; language librarian, California State College, Los Angeles, 1963-1964; assistant research professor, Latin American Center, University of California at Los Angeles, 1965-1968; associate professor, School Library and Information Science, University of Wisconsin -Milwaukee, 1968-1972; professor, School Library and Information Science, University of Wisconsin -Milwaukee, since 1972. Research librarian Harvard, 1962-1963.

Works

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  • Mexican and Mexican-American Agricultural Labor in the United States: An International Bibliography

    (NY 1987 1st Haworth. ISBN 0-86656-542-6. Hardcover. Octav...)

  • THE LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES DIRECTORY. Foreword by Richard L. Cummings
  • Communism in Latin America, An International Bibliography: 1900-1945, 1960-1967
  • Latin American Studies Directory
  • Latin American Urbanization: A Guide to the Literature, Organizations and Personnel

Membership

Member American Library Association, Society Latin American Studies (United States correspondent), American Association of University Professors, Midwest Association for Latin American Studies, Pacific Coast Council Latin American Studies (editor newsletter 1965-1968), Conference on Latin American History, Librarians for Nuclear Arms Control, Seminar on Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, North Central Council Latinamericanists.

Connections

Married Minna Gibbs, February 5, 1950. Children: James S., Charles D.

Father:

Benjamin Sable

Mother:

Ida (Saberlinsky) Sable

Spouse:

Minna Gibbs

child:

James S. Sable

child:

Charles D. Sable