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Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Kolbs Magnavox Center, January 4, 1963, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated January 4, 1963, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan writes to Mr. Kolb at the Kolb Magnavox Center to request a service visit to repair a faulty Magnavox combination radio and record player he had purchased the year before. He lists the problems with the machine and states that the guarantee expires in February.

Love Notes, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

Two love notes expressing love from James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan to his wife, Margaret Ray Buchanan.

Card, Mollie

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

The cover of this greeting card features three women in period dress gathered around an open hope chest in front of a fireplace. The wording at the bottom reads "For your Hope Chest" and the inside wording reads "I'd hate to think of your Hope Chest without a gift from me, I send this with a wish for joy and send it cheerfully!". No inscription is included. An accompanying card with the image of people on the street among trees and huts has "Mollie" written in all capitals at the bottom.

Envelope, James Franklin Buchanan To Margaret Buchanan, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

"To my Wife Margaret Buchanan" is written across this empty envelope.

Card, James Franklin Buchanan To Margaret Ray Buchanan, 1948, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

The cover of this card features an illustration of a red rose tied to a card with red ribbon and says "A gift with Love." The inside of the card reads "Especially for You" with an inscription from Frank to his wife, Margaret, celebrating their eleventh anniversary.

Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Margaret Ray Buchanan, November 4, 1943, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated November 4, 1943, James Franklin Buchanan writes to his wife, Margaret Ray Buchanan to express his appreciation and love for her on their sixth anniversary.

Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Margaret Ray Buchanan, November 4, 1942, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated November 4, 1942, James Franklin Buchanan writes to his wife, Margaret Ray Buchanan to express his appreciation and love for her on their fifth anniversary.

Letter, James Franklin Buchanan To Anna Buchanan, July 1968, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated July 1968, James Franklin Buchanan writes to his sister, Anna Buchanan concerning the death of their older brother, Webster. He informs her of all the cards and memorials he's received and shares a portion of a letter he received from Senator John C. Stennis about their brother's death.

Letters, James Franklin Buchanan To Anna Buchanan, October 25, 1960, James Franklin "Frank" Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In these letters, postmarked October 25, 1960, James Franklin Buchanan writes to his sister, Anna Buchanan. In the first letter, he informs her of the weekend travel plans and encourages her to come on up to go with him. In the second letter he says he has enclosed a list of graves that he'd cataloged in Panola County and informs her of minor life events. An envelope with a Kosciusko, Mississippi postmark and a pink Lincoln postage stamp is included.

Letter, Silas L. Buchanan To Harriet Ann Buchanan, April 5, 1947, Silas Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated April 5, 1947, Silas Buchanan writes to his infant niece, Harriet Ann Buchanan to tell her how excited he is for her birth, offers her advice on life, and fills her in on their family. The letter is written on Tupelo Daily Journal letterhead and an accompanying envelope, postmarked Tupelo, Mississippi with six postage stamps is included.

Letter, Minnie Dell Crowder To Harriet Ann Buchanan, April 3, 1947, Minnie Dell Crowder

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, postmarked April 3, 1947, Minnie Dell Crowder writes to Harriet Ann Buchanan, an infant , to express her joy at Harriet's birth and praises Harriet's family members. An envelop with a Kosciusko postmark and a purple three cent postage stamp is included.

Funeral Message By August Schmitt, Jr., Columbia Presbyterian Church, August Schmitt

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This funeral sermon, presented by August Schmitt, Jr., includes scripture and offers comfort in the loss of an unidentified person named "Nancy." A poem titled "Poem Used at the Grave" is included on a sheet of "From the Pastor's Desk" stationary and an envelope addressed to Anna Buchanan is included.

Card And Photo, Dale Freeman To Anna Buchanan, January 16, 1987, Dale Freeman

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this card, postmarked January 16, 1987, Dale Freeman writes to his cousin, Anna Buchanan to let her know that he has not forgotten her and informs her that he has included the photograph of his mother, Adeline "Addie" Whitten Jones and Anna's mother, Texanna "Texie" Whitten Buchanan. The black and white photograph shows two older women wearing dresses and standing outdoors in front of a house with small trees behind them to the right. The back of the photograph includes two notes. The top notes reads "Mama and Aunt Add her sister" and the bottom note reads "My aunt …

Letter, J. H. Cinotto To Anna Buchanan, February 4, 1975, J. H. Cinotto

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated February 4, 1975, J. H. Cinotto of Texaco, Inc. writes to Anna Buchanan to request her signature approving the gas and oil lease agreement between her sister-in-law, Maude Buchanan and Texaco as Anna is the remainderman of the property being leased. The letter provides a description of the property in Tallahatchie County, Mississippi to be leased. The letter is typed on Texaco, Inc. letterhead.

Letter, Silas Buchanan To Anna Buchanan, December 20, 1967, Silas Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated December 20, 1967, Silas Buchanan writes to his sister, Anna Buchanan to ask her to book him a hotel-- "one that has running water and indoor toilets." He goes on to inform her of his and his wife's travel plans.

Christmas Card, Donald G. Herring, Jr. To Anna Buchanan, December 17, 1960, Donald Herring

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

The cover of this Christmas card features a photograph of Don Herring, Jr. standing among the brush beside a small creek with a hill behind him. The photo is framed by a blue and white snowflake design with "Holiday Greetings" below. The note inside signs the card as being from Lois, Don, Grant, Peggy, Stormy and assorted cats while the handwritten note on the back of the card informs Buchanan of the serious illness Lois has been battling. An envelope with a red US airmail postage stamp and a Altadena, California postmark is included.

Christmas Card, Idell Brumfield To Anna Buchanan, December 15, 1960, Idell Brumfield

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

The cover of this Christmas card features multiple illustration of children in costume playing instruments and carrying flowers. The inside of the card, dated December 15, 1960, includes a brief note from Idell Brumfield to Anna Buchanan in which Brumfield asks if Buchanan's mother has passed. An envelope with Swedish postage stamps and a Stockholm postmark is included.

Letter, Webster Buchanan To Anna Buchanan, December 1955, Webster Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, Webster Buchanan writes to his sister, Anna Buchanan to advise her of his and his wife's health and his expectation of Anna's visit. He goes on to encourage her in the loss of their mother (Texana Buchanan 1870-1955).

Letter, J. H. Morrow To Anna Buchanan, December 19, 1955, J.H. Morrow

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated December 19, 1955, J. H. Morrow, Jr, a pastor at Galloway Memorial Methodist Church writes to Anna Buchanan to offer condolences on the death of her mother. He goes on to say he is enclosing a bulletin in which her mother is memorialized. The letter is typed on Galloway Memorial Methodist Church letterhead.

Biographical Sketch Of Anna Buchanan, Mala Faks, Volume Vii, September 1952, Helen Garellick

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This excerpt from volume seven of the Mala Faks journal in September 1952 provides a biographical sketch of Anna Buchanan's life and career. Provided to the journal through a letter to the editor, the audience is informed that the biographical sketch was first published in the July 1952 issues of Desk and Derrick Drawls.

Letter, R. L. Keyes To Anna Buchanan, October 1, 1947, R. L. Keyes

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated September 11, 1947, R. L. Keyes writes Anna Buchanan to inform her of her basic salary rate beginning in October and that she will receive a cost of living bonus on September 30. The letter is typed on The Texas Company letterhead.

Telegraph, R. R. Priddy To Anna Buchanan, December 1, 1943, R. R. Priddy

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this Postal Telegraph dated December 1, 1943, R. R. Priddy informs Anna Buchanan that she is hired at 125 base and provides further instructions.

Telegram, Charles W. Elkin To Anna Buchanan, December 1, 1942, Charles W. Elkin

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this Western Union telegram, dated December 1, 1942, Senior Personnel Officer, Charles W. Elkin informs Anna Buchanan that she is to report to the Herman E. Wood, RR Supervisor in Liberty, Mississippi to being a job as clerk-typist. He informs her of the annual salary.

Letter, Theodore G. Bilbo To Anna Buchanan, January 5, 1943, Theodore G. Bilbo, Robert M. Moore

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated January 5, 1943, Senator Theodore G. Bilbo writes to Anna Buchanan to inform her that he'd received a letter from the Special Assistant a the U. S. Department of Agriculture and informs her that he as included the letter. The accompanying letter, dated December 28, 1942, is written to Senator Bilbo from Robert M. Moore informing Bilbo of the appointment of Anna Buchanan To the Farm Security Administration in Liberty, Mississippi as a Clerk Typist and informs Bilbo of her salary. He goes on to thank Bilbo for the recommendation. A United States Senate Committee on …

Letter, A. D. Stewart To Senator Theodore G. Bilbo, November 8, 1941, A.D. Stewart

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated November 8, 1941, A. D. Stewart, the Regional Director of the Farm Security Administration writes to U. S. Senator, Theodore "Theo" G. Bilbo to express that Bilbo's recommendation on behalf of Anna Buchanan is being forwarded to Washington officials so that Buchanan may be given an early appointment. An envelope addressed to Anna Buchanan with a November 10, 1941, Washington D.C. postmark is included.

Letter, Senator Theodor Bilbo To Anna Buchanan June 16, 1942, Theodore G. Bilbo

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

In this letter, dated June 16, 1942, U. S. Senator and Agriculture and Forestry Committee member, Theodore Bilbo writes to Anna Buchanan to assure her that he will gladly provide employment references for her. He advises her to apply to the government agencies in which she is interested and inform him of the those applications so that he may contact the officials to provide his endorsement of her. The letter is written on United States Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry letterhead.

Notice Of Resignation, Anna Buchanan To United States Department Of Agriculture, January 10, 1944, Anna Buchanan

James Franklin “Frank” Buchanan Papers

This form, dated January 10, 1944, provides notice to the Farm Security Administration office of the United States Department of Agriculture that Anna Buchanan has resigned from the job of assistant clerk-typist effective January 4, 1944. The form also informs that Buchanan resigned to accept a position at the Texas Company in Jackson, Mississippi.

Benthic Community Change And Stress-Tolerant Coral At A High-Latitude Coral Community In The Northwestern Gulf Of Mexico, Marissa F. Nuttall, Kelly O'Connell, Ryan J. Eckert, Emma L. Hickerson, Olivia Eisenbach, Donavon French, Jennifer L. Debose, Michelle Johnson, G. P. Schmahl

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High-latitude coral communities exist in variable environmental conditions and provide an opportunity to study the response of biological communities to changing environmental conditions. A 30-year monitoring dataset, initiated in 1993, was used to investigate how biological communities have changed in relation to environmental parameters over time. During the study period, major components of the sessile benthic community underwent periods of stability and significant phase shifts, where hydrocoral and sponge cover declined while macroalgal cover increased, with no recovery to observed historical states in more than a decade. However, despite the significant changes in major components of the benthic community, scleractinian …

Data Compression In Additive Manufacturing: Recent Progress And Opportunities, Dongmin Ethan Kang, Wenmeng Tian

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A crucial aspect of quality control for Additive Manufacturing (AM) processes is the acquisition of diverse data from the entire lifecycle of the product. AM data has grown significantly in terms of diversity and volumes, resulting in diverse data formats of increasing volumes, including time series, images, and point clouds. Large quantities of these data are essential for effective in-situ process monitoring and ex-situ non-destructive evaluation. However, this will result in large manufacturing and inspection datasets that are difficult to manage for users, which will delay the broader adoption of AM for mission critical applications. This motivates the urgent need …

Impact Of Mining Activities On Land Use Land Cover (Lulc) Using Geospatial Techniques In The Obuasi Municipality, Jonathan Arthur Quaye-Ballard, Samira Naa Yemoley Nsiah, Jephthah Marfo Nimoh, Titus Tienaah, Tina Dzigbordi Wemegah, Precious Adwoa Okyere

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Introduction: Sustainable development, which balances economic, social, and environmental factors to meet the needs of the present and future generations, is a collective responsibility. Rapid population growth and intensification of socio-economic activities are causing significant changes in Land Use Land Cover (LULC), directly impacting ecosystem services, biodiversity, and climate. The Obuasi community is already facing environmental degradation and health problems due to gold mining.

Methodology: The study assessed the spatial extent and intensity of mining activities in the Obuasi Municipality on the LULC and predicted future LULC changes due to mining activities using geospatial techniques. The LULC changes were analysed …