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Methods And Modes Of Text-Book Selection, John W. Seuser

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The specific objective of this thesis is to locate or determine, if possible, the residence and operation of the legislative authority or function which prescribes the kind and number of text-books used in the public schools of the several States.

Transactions Of The Plague Control Conference Of The United States Public Health Service And Twelve Western States, United States Public Health Service

Elusive Documents

The plague problem is potentially of grave public health importance. The history of this disease over a period of centuries shows that it has several times assumed epidemic proportions, especially in cities. History also shows that when the disease appears in bubonic form contracted from rat fleas, it sooner or later may assume the pneumonic type and be spread from person to person with fatal results.

From the evidence presented to the conference it appears that complete control of plague is not economically feasible without a great increase in Federal, State, and local expenditures. It is recommended that funds are …

The Growth Of "Southern" Presbyterianism In West Virginia : 1830 To 1880, Charles W. Mcnutt

Honors Theses

An essay on the growth of "Southern" Presbyterianism in West Virginia.

Air Raid Instructions, Office Of Civil Defense, City Of New York, Committee Of College Civil Defense, City College

CCNY Antiwar Notices

Air-Raid and Fire Drill Instructions for the Main Center. Instructions explaining what to do in case of an air-raid attack Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collection

Investment Company Act Of 1940, United States: Securities And Exchange Commission (Sec)

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Crossed Signals Off The Chesapeake, Roy M. Newton

Honors Theses

It was in the fall of 1781, over four years after the Declaration of Independence, that General Cornwallis surrendered his force at Yorktown, and American independence was realized. Yorktown is generally supposed to have been the decisive battle of the American Revolution, but it was the naval engagement off the Virginia Capes six weeks earlier, when the British fleet through a confusion over tactical signals, was driven away from the Chesapeake Bay, that actually decided the fate of the British forces in America. Had Adin.iral Graves taken advantage of his superior position when he encountered the Comte de Grasse, who …

Presenting The American Student Union, American Student Union

CCNY Antiwar Notices

Political pamphlet. 4 pages. Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collection

Fifth Annual Report Of The Federal Home Loan Bank Board, United States: Federal Home Loan Bank Board (Fhlbb)

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No abstract provided.

Defend Spain! - Help Defeat Fascist Intervention!, American Student Union, New York Division

CCNY Antiwar Notices

Flyer for political rally on December 4, 1936 at the Italian Consulate in New York City in support of Spanish Democracy. Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collection

The Faculty Bulletin, Vol. X, No. 12, June 12, 1936, City College Faculty

CCNY Antiwar Notices

Newsletter with headline: Report of the Administrative Committee. 4 pages. Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collection

May Day Vs. Labor Day: A Comparison Of The Social Significance Of The Two Days Of Labor Celebration, Olive Malmberg Johnson

Van Sickle Leftist Pamphlet Collection, 1900-1993

No abstract provided.

Fourth Annual Report Of The Federal Home Loan Bank Board, United States: Federal Home Loan Bank Board (Fhlbb)

Documents

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Defend Ethiopia, Ccny Young Communist League

CCNY Antiwar Notices

Political flyer in protest of Italian Fascist aggression in Ethiopia. Student Publications: The Campus Newspaper Collection

A History Of The United States Air Mail Service, Floyd M. Lawson

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

When man first learned to write, his primary objective was to have his message delivered as quickly as possible. Consequently, in ancient civilizations runners transported clay tablets from city to city, and ships sailed the known seas and rivers carrying in their holds precious cargoes of the written word. As methods of transportation were improved, the speed and safety by which communication could be relayed was likewise advanced. In fact, within the evolution of transportation progress it is possible to trace the importance and the influence of the mails. Runners were succeeded by horsemen or coaches, primitive board by modern …

The Commercial & Financial Chronicle, Vol. 136, No. 3535, Commercial And Financial Chronicle

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First Inaugural Address Of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Federal Home Loan Bank Act, H.R. 12280, U.S. Congress

Documents

No abstract provided.

First Quarterly Report Of Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors

Documents

No abstract provided.

Tort Liability In American Public Schools, Joakim Frederick Weltzin

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

An Analysis Of The Trade Between The United States And China, From 1890 To 1926, Euicho Cherlwern Chung

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Nature And Distribution Of College Personnel Activities, Edith W. Kay

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

The Law School And The State, William W. Cook

Michigan Law Review

On the legal profession rests the responsibility for the future of America. Now here else does the necessary leadership exist, and leadership, based on training, character and intelligence, will determine the future of the republic. The rapid rise of America to the primacy of the world; its vast wealth, power and population; its problems of capital and labor; its expansion of governmental functions; its diversity of races; its determination to preserve American institutions-all demand leadership of the highest order, and that can be found only in the legal profession. It is a problem of the ages. From Plato's Republic to …

Canada's Treaty Making Power, C. D. Allin

Michigan Law Review

The question of the treaty-making power of the Dominion of Canada was raised in an acute form during the negotiations between Great Britain and the United States governments over the halibut fisheries. After several years of investigation and negotiation, a draft agreement was drawn up by the American State Department and sent to the Canadian government through the British ambassador at Washington. According to the title and preamble of the treaty, the convention was drawn up between the United States and Great Britain, but by Article I, "The Nationals and inhabitants and fishing vessels and boats of the United States …

The Barge Of Haunted Lives, Aubrey J. Tyson

Science Fiction Novels

"A multimillionaire, with a penchant for the role of the benevolent detective assembles nine characters, whose lives have fatefully collided with each other's in a room on his barge. … Here the Human Gargoyle, the Hypochondriacal Painter, the Homicidal Professor, the Veiled Aeronaut and others relate ... bizarre adventure involving a diamond in an embalmed body, an encounter with an Indian jabowallah and a love affair with a beautiful vampire."

[2014.160.W.R_ Franklin _Worldwarone_1919-07-01_002.Pdf] Mack Franklin First World War Correspondence Collection, Mack E. Franklin

Mack Franklin First World War Correspondence Collection

This collection contains letters by United States Army Private Mack E. Franklin written to Lora Stanley, his friend's cousin's wife, during the First World War. In some of his letters, written while in the U. S. Army, Pvt. Franklin wrote about a riot between blacks and whites in Washington D.C. (July 22, 1919) and a patrol around the Mexican border looking for bandits (August 6, 1919). Mack E. Franklin was friends with Albert Parsons (in acc# 2014.015.w).

1919-07-01, Mack To Lora, Mack E. Franklin

Mack Franklin First World War correspondence

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1918-11-16, William To Robert, William R. Castle

Lindstadt Brothers First World War correspondence

No abstract provided.

Deaf-Mutes In The United States : Analysis Of The Census Of 1910 With Summary Of State Laws Relative To The Deaf As Of January 1, 1918, Joseph A. Hill, Reginald L. Brown

Deaf Rare Books

No abstract provided.

American Ecclesiastical Review, July 1917

Ecclesiastical Review, The

A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in the United States

American Ecclesiastical Review Finding Aid

First Annual Report Of The Federal Reserve Board 1914, Federal Reserve System: Board Of Governors

Documents

No abstract provided.