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Bumper Sticker, "I Believe In Beale St., Relieve The Legend,” Memphis, Tn, Undated

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Bumper sticker, "I Believe in Beale St., Relieve The Legend,” undated.

Flyer, "Bach On Beale," Memphis, Tn, March 21

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Flyer for “The Beale St. Chamber Music Society Presents: Bach on Beale,” at Handy Park and the Old Daisy, Memphis, TN, March 21.

Flyer, “A Night Of Blues With 'Blues Man' Lee Atwater,” Memphis, Tn, February 11

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Flyer for “A Night of Blues with 'Blues Man' Lee Atwater,” Mr. Handy’s Blues Hall, Memphis, TN, February 11.

Brochure, “Beale St., Memphis, Feel The Beale,” Memphis, Tn, 1980s

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Brochure for “Beale St., Memphis, Feel the Beale,” Elkington and Keltner Properties, Memphis, TN, 1980s

Brochure, "Beale St., Visit Historic Beale Street Today!" Memphis, Tn, 1980s

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Brochure for "Beale St., Visit Historic Beale Street Today!" Memphis, TN, 1980s. There is a map of Beale Street from this era inside the brochure.

Brochure, "Experience The Magic Of Beale St.," Memphis, Tn, 1980s

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Brochure for "Experience The Magic of Beale St.," Memphis, TN, 1980s. This brochure advertises the tours of Beale St. and has photographs that were provided by the Center for Southern Folklore.

Program, B. B. King's 70th Birthday Bash, Memphis, Tn, October 27, 1995

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Program for B. B. King's 70th Birthday Bash at the Orpheum Theatre, Memphis, TN, October 27, 1995.

Magazine Article, "Beale Street Sings The Blues No More," From The Downtowner, Memphis, Tn, November 1993

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Magazine article, "Beale Street Sings The Blues No More," by Paul Gerald, The Downtowner, Memphis, TN, Vol. 3, Issue 10, November 1993.

Magazine Article, "The Boss Of Beale," From The Downtowner, Memphis, Tn, April 2004

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Magazine article, "The Boss of Beale," by Terre Gorham, The Downtowner, Vol. 14, Issue 3, Memphis, TN, April 2004.

Document, Regarding The Development Of Beale Street, By John A. Elkington, Memphis, Tn, February 5, 1988

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Document, on the development of Beale Street, by John A. Elkington, February 5, 1988.

"Asterperious: 319th Heavy Bombardment Squadron In The South-West Pacific Area"

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Book documenting the two years of Asterperious, the 319th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group, the latter known as the Jolly Rogers. One of four squadrons, the 319th was first organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942. It flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations. The mascot of the 319th, the "Asterperious," was the aboriginal cartoon figure of the cover art, holding a bomb. The members of the group defined the made-up word as a "superior …

Untitled Drinking Song, C. 1940s

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An untitled drinking song from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

319th Bomber Squad Song, C. 1940s

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Song of the 319th Bomber Squad from a handbound journal of compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 319th was one of four squadrons in the 90th. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

90th Bomber Group Song, C. 1940

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Song of the 90th Bomber Group from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

"The Reconversion", C. 1940

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"The Reconversion" song from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

"Coccaine Bill", C. 1940s

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"Coccaine Bill" song from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

Untitled Drinking Song, C. 1940

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An untitled drinking song sang to the tune of "Tramp Tramp Tramp the Boys" from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

"The Army Air Corps" Song, C. 1940

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"The Army Air Corps" song from a handbound journal compiled by Capt. Richard Sanderson, a flight surgeon with the 400^th Squadron of the 90th Bombardment Group. The 90th was also known as the Jolly Rogers. First organized at Key Field in Mississippi in April 1942, the 90th B.G. flew out of bases in Australia and New Guinea until VJ Day and after that transported Allied prisoners from Okinawa to Manila, until November 1945, when it ceased operations.

Theatre Memphis, Playbill, Memphis, Tennessee, 1978/1979

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Theatre Memphis, playbill for "Camelot," book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner, music by Frederick Loewe, staged by Sherwood Lohrey, Vol. 49, No. 1, 59th Season, Memphis, Tennessee, 1978/1979.

Germantown Community Theatre, Program, Germantown, Tennessee, 1984

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Germantown Community Theatre, program for "They're Playing Our Song," book by Neil Simon, music by Marvin Hamlisch, lyrics by Carol Bayer Sager, Germantown, Tennessee, 1984 August 24-September 16.

Certificate, Worden-Jefferson School Of Music, Mabel Francis Gray, 1931 April 4

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Certificate from the Worden-Jefferson School of Music, awarded to Mabel Francis Gray on 1931 April 4, for completing a prescribed course in "Piano and Harmony." It is signed by teacher, Sallie Asheraft Leake. During this time, Mabel Francis was a high-school student at St. Mary's Episcopal School in Memphis, Tennessee.

Correspondence, Luther To Mabel Francis Gray, 1933 October 18

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Correspondence from Luther, Texarkana, Arkansas/Texas, to Mabel Francis Gray, Memphis, Tennessee, 1933 October 18.

Excerpt: "Am sure that you are still enjoying school as you were when I last heard from you. I was sure glad you pledged Chi Omega, because it has a swell rating everywhere. Darling, I am still a hard working man, doing nothing but working and thinking of you. Am still living in hopes of seeing you someday. I hope that after your first year at school you won't give up D. B. S. and not show up at the convention in Monroe, because I hope …

How The Billion Was Stolen: Details From The File Of Dorin Drăguțanu, Ziarul De Garda

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Banks Brace For Auditor Shuffle In New Year As Per Rbi's Three Year Tenure Mandate, Amol Dethe

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With Zoltan Pozsar, Zoltan Pozsar, Sandra Ward

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With John Oros, John Oros, Mary Anne Chute Lynch

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With Clay Lowery, Clay Lowery, Yasemin Sim Esmen

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Rana Kapoor Gets Bail In Ed Case But Won't Walk Free Yet, Rebecca Samervel

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With Eric Rosengren, Eric Rosengren, Steven Kelly

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Ypfs Lessons Learned Oral History Project: An Interview With William English, William B. English, Sandra Ward

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