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Humes High School, Memphis, Senior Class Play Program, 1930
Humes High School, Memphis, Senior Class Play Program, 1930
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Program for a performance of the play "Milestones" by the senior class of Humes High School, Memphis, Tennessee, at the school auditorium on May 30, 1930.
Humes High School Glee Club Program, Memphis, 1930
Humes High School Glee Club Program, Memphis, 1930
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Program for a performance of "Up in the Air" by the Humes Glee Club and Orchestra at the Humes High School Auditorium, Memphis, Tennessee, on March 18, 1930.
Humes High School, Humes Tiger, Memphis, February 1929
Humes High School, Humes Tiger, Memphis, February 1929
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"The Humes Tiger" published by the students of Humes High School in Memphis, Tennessee, in February 1929. This copy belonged to E. Warren Maddox as a junior student. L.C. Humes High School, at 659 N. Manassas Street, was open as a high school from the 1920s through 1967.
Humes High School, Humes Tiger, Memphis, June 1930
Humes High School, Humes Tiger, Memphis, June 1930
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"The Humes Tiger" published by the students of Humes High School in Memphis, Tennessee, in June 1930. This copy belonged to E. Warren Maddox who pasted in clippings and other items concerning his graduation, some of which have been removed. L.C. Humes High School, at 659 N. Manassas Street, was open as a high school from the 1920s through 1967.
Humes High School, Humes Herald, Memphis, June 1929
Humes High School, Humes Herald, Memphis, June 1929
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"The Humes Herald" published by the students of Humes High School in Memphis, Tennessee, in June 1929. L.C. Humes High School, at 659 N. Manassas Street, was open as a high school from the 1920s through 1967.
Major Foreign Holders Of Treasury Securities, United States: Department Of The Treasury
Major Foreign Holders Of Treasury Securities, United States: Department Of The Treasury
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No abstract provided.
People's Republic Of China-Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note-Financial Safety Net And Crisis Management Arrangements, International Monetary Fund (Imf)
People's Republic Of China-Hong Kong Special Administrative Region: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note-Financial Safety Net And Crisis Management Arrangements, International Monetary Fund (Imf)
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No abstract provided.
The Daily Lass-O, Texas State College For Women, 1949
The Daily Lass-O, Texas State College For Women, 1949
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Vol. 35, No. 99 of "The Daily Lass-O", the student newspaper of the Texas State College for Women in Denton, Texas, published on March 11, 1949.
Annual Class Stunts Playbill, Texas State College For Women, 1949
Annual Class Stunts Playbill, Texas State College For Women, 1949
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Playbill for the Annual Class Stunts at the Texas State College for Women in Denton, Texas, performed in the Main Auditorium on March 11-12, 1949.
Lee S. Crumbaugh Receives Car Prize, 1928
Lee S. Crumbaugh Receives Car Prize, 1928
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Advertisement and accompanying article from the "Daily Clarion-Ledger", in Jackson, Mississippi, dated January 22, 1928, about the awarding of a car to Lee Simmons Crumbaugh by Armour and Company. Crumbaugh was branch manager in Vicksburg, Mississippi, and the award recognized his achievement as a sales manager.
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company Christmas Card, 1910
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company Christmas Card, 1910
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1910 Christmas card to T.L. Crumbaugh from the Auditing Department of the New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company (NOGN) at Bogalusa, Louisiana. The card contains a list of the staff and a group photograph. The New Orleans Great Northern Railroad was incorporated in Louisiana and Mississippi in 1905 by the owners of the Great Southern Lumber Company, which was then building one of the largest sawmills in the country at the new town of Bogalusa. NOGN bought the East Louisiana Railway in 1905. The NOGN was completed from Slidell, Louisiana, to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1909. The Gulf, Mobile & Northern …
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company Christmas Card, 1911
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company Christmas Card, 1911
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1911 Christmas card to T.L. Crumbaugh from the Accounting Department of the New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company (NOGN) at Bogalusa, Louisiana. The card contains a list of the staff and a group photograph. The New Orleans Great Northern Railroad was incorporated in Louisiana and Mississippi in 1905 by the owners of the Great Southern Lumber Company, which was then building one of the largest sawmills in the country at the new town of Bogalusa. NOGN bought the East Louisiana Railway in 1905. The NOGN was completed from Slidell, Louisiana, to Jackson, Mississippi, in 1909. The Gulf, Mobile & Northern …
Christmas Card From Bessie Crump To Henry Humphreys, 1954
Christmas Card From Bessie Crump To Henry Humphreys, 1954
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A Christmas card sent by Bessie Crump, the widow of former Memphis mayor and Tennessee congressman, Edward Hull Crump, to Henry Humphreys of Sohm, Humphreys and Ling, Attorneys, in 1954. Mrs. Crump notes that it was the last card her husband selected before his death in October that year. The card was cut into two pieces for framing, and subsequently reframed. The pieces were removed from their frame for preservation reasons.
White Station High School Vs. Frayser High School Football Program, Memphis, 1959
White Station High School Vs. Frayser High School Football Program, Memphis, 1959
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Program for a football game between White Station High School and Frayser High School played at Frayser Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee, on September 11, 1959.
Melrose And Booker T. Washington Stadiums Football Schedule, Memphis, 1948
Melrose And Booker T. Washington Stadiums Football Schedule, Memphis, 1948
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Football schedule for high school games at Melrose Stadium and Booker T. Washington Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee, for 1948.
East High School Vs Kingsbury High School Football Program, Memphis, 1966
East High School Vs Kingsbury High School Football Program, Memphis, 1966
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Football program for the game between East High School and Kingsbury High School played at Arthur Halle Stadium, Memphis, Tennessee, on September 29, 1966.
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1926
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1926
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Letter from Bryant Fleming's office, Ithaca, New York, to John Wright Johnston, Normal, Memphis, Tennessee, dated July 6, 1926, ordering garden seats for A.J. and W.A. Fisher of Detroit, Michigan.
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1926
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1926
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Letter from Bryant Fleming, Ithaca, New York, to John Wright Johnston, Normal, Memphis, Tennessee, dated October 14, 1926, regarding the garden seats for A.J. and W.A. Fisher of Detroit, Michigan. Fleming notes Fisher does not like them but he does. Also says he will be coming south as soon as Robert M. Carrier's things arrive.
John W. Johnson House
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Pencil and crayon drawing of the John Wright Johnson house at 3550 Central, Memphis, from around 1929. Johnson drew the picture on the back of a blank bill for Williams & Johnson, General Contractors, Normal Station, Memphis.
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1927
Bryant Fleming Letter To J.W. Johnson, 1927
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Letter from Bryant Fleming, Memphis Polo Club, Memphis, Tennessee, to John Wright Johnson, Normal Station, Memphis, dated August 30, 1927. Refers to work for Robert M. Carrier and also notes that Mr. Fisher of Detroit did not like the garden seats built by Johnson--Fleming calls it "a poor opinion I assure you"--and he has made other arrangements for their use.
Patricia Walker Shaw Nominated To Memphis Light, Gas, And Water Board, 1973
Patricia Walker Shaw Nominated To Memphis Light, Gas, And Water Board, 1973
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Patricia Walker Shaw discusses her nomination to the Memphis Light, Gas, and Water Board as the first black woman to hold a position on any Memphis city board of commissioners. Clipping titled “Black Will Be First Woman Nominated to LG&W Board”, 'Commercial Appeal', Memphis, September 6, 1973.
"Christmas Carols" Compiled By Alice Margaret Huggins, 1937
"Christmas Carols" Compiled By Alice Margaret Huggins, 1937
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"Christmas Carols", a booklet of sheet music of 50 Christmas songs with lyrics in Chinese, compiled by Alice Margaret Huggins of the Goodrich Girl's School in Tunghsien (Tongzhou district), Peiping (Beijing), China, dated June 1937. The school was founded by Mrs. Chauncey Goodrich in 1905 and comprised a primary school and the first year of junior high school for 190 students in 1920. Alice Huggins was born in 1891 near Overbrook, Kansas, to Harry and Jessie Huggins, one of a family of four girls and two boys. She moved to Topeka in 1900, graduated from Washburn University in 1912 and …
Lt. General Stephen D. Lee Letter, 1864
Lt. General Stephen D. Lee Letter, 1864
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Letter from Lt. General S.D. Lee, Headquarters Department, Mississippi and East Louisiana at Meridian, Mississippi, to General Samuel Cooper, Adjutant and Inspector General at Richmond, Virginia, dated June 30, 1864. Lee lists 6 staff officers he wishes promoted and reassigned to his headquarters, including: Major William Elliott, Lt. Colonel George Deas, Captain P. Ellis, Major G.B. Dyer, 1st Lt. Henry B. Lee, 1st Lt. Samuel Hunter. A note on the letter states that no appointments will be made under the new staff act until further orders. Stephen Dill Lee (1833-1908) was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and served in the …
David Mccomb & Co’S, Memphis, Letter, 1863 April 30
David Mccomb & Co’S, Memphis, Letter, 1863 April 30
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Letter from an unidentified author (the signature has been cut out) on notepaper from David McComb & Co’s, a cotton merchant and dealer in plantation machinery on 141 Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee, to Brother Washington, dated April 30, 1863. The letter discusses abolition, the Lincoln administration and an eventual Confederate victory. A transcription of the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection.
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 August 5
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 August 5
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Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Johnsons Island, Ohio, to his daughter dated August 5, 1862. An excerpt from the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection., Captain Gordon served in Company E of the 48th (Voorhies’) Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. The 48th Regiment of the Tennessee Infantry was organized at Camp Maury, near Nashville, Tennessee, in December 1861. Sent to Fort Donelson, Tennessee, around 360 men from the regiment were captured after its surrender in February 1862. The captured field officers were sent to Fort Warren, Massachusetts; the line officers firstly to Camp Chase, Ohio, …
Maj. General Otis O. Howard Letter, 1865
Maj. General Otis O. Howard Letter, 1865
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Letter from Maj. General Oliver Otis Howard, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, War Department, at Washington, D.C., to Stephen D. Lee dated July 26, 1865. Howard acknowledges Lee’s letter that raised the possibility of a pardon and says he will see the Attorney General about it. He notes that while he does not harbor “personal acrimony” towards his friends who supported the Confederate cause, his feelings towards those men have changed. Stephen Dill Lee (1833-1908) was born in Charleston, South Carolina, and served in the U.S. army until resigning in 1861 to join the Confederate States army, rising …
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 August 7
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 August 7
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Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to daughter dated August 7, 1862. An excerpt from the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection., Captain Gordon served in Company E of the 48th (Voorhies’) Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. The 48th Regiment of the Tennessee Infantry was organized at Camp Maury, near Nashville, Tennessee, in December 1861. Sent to Fort Donelson, Tennessee, around 360 men from the regiment were captured after its surrender in February 1862. The captured field officers were sent to Fort Warren, Massachusetts; the line officers firstly to Camp Chase, Ohio, …
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 June 30
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 June 30
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Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to James Akin dated June 30, 1862. An excerpt from the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection., Captain Gordon served in Company E of the 48th (Voorhies’) Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. The 48th Regiment of the Tennessee Infantry was organized at Camp Maury, near Nashville, Tennessee, in December 1861. Sent to Fort Donelson, Tennessee, around 360 men from the regiment were captured after its surrender in February 1862. The captured field officers were sent to Fort Warren, Massachusetts; the line officers firstly to Camp Chase, …
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 May 29
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 May 29
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Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Johnsons Island near Sandusky, Ohio, to daughter dated May 29, 1862. An excerpt from the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection., Captain Gordon served in Company E of the 48th (Voorhies’) Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. The 48th Regiment of the Tennessee Infantry was organized at Camp Maury, near Nashville, Tennessee, in December 1861. Sent to Fort Donelson, Tennessee, around 360 men from the regiment were captured after its surrender in February 1862. The captured field officers were sent to Fort Warren, Massachusetts; the line officers firstly to Camp Chase, …
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 July 14
Capt. G.W. Gordon Letter, 1862 July 14
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Letter from Captain George W. Gordon, Prison 3, Johnsons Island, Sandusky, Ohio, to H.B. Titcomb dated July 14, 1862. An excerpt from the letter is available in the finding aid to the Civil War collection., Captain Gordon served in Company E of the 48th (Voorhies’) Infantry Regiment, C.S.A. The 48th Regiment of the Tennessee Infantry was organized at Camp Maury, near Nashville, Tennessee, in December 1861. Sent to Fort Donelson, Tennessee, around 360 men from the regiment were captured after its surrender in February 1862. The captured field officers were sent to Fort Warren, Massachusetts; the line officers firstly to …