Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
- Discipline
-
- History (4669)
- United States History (4494)
- Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (2464)
- Women's Studies (2415)
- Business (2413)
-
- Accounting (2398)
- Music (2141)
- Social and Behavioral Sciences (1879)
- Anthropology (1496)
- Folklore (1481)
- American Studies (656)
- Race, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies (622)
- African American Studies (592)
- American Literature (495)
- English Language and Literature (442)
- Creative Writing (294)
- Taxation (274)
- Literature in English, British Isles (234)
- Life Sciences (229)
- Communication (190)
- Journalism Studies (185)
- Poetry (171)
- Agricultural Economics (131)
- Agriculture (131)
- Art and Design (129)
- Fiction (125)
- Physical Sciences and Mathematics (102)
- Literature in English, North America (93)
- Medicine and Health Sciences (93)
- Keyword
-
- James (468)
- Meredith (468)
- 1933-; College integration -- Mississippi -- Oxford; Race relations; University of Mississippi -- History (381)
- Books -- Reviews (182)
- Taxation -- United States (145)
-
- Women accountants -- United States (119)
- Woman CPA (104)
- Accounting firms -- Management (101)
- 1933-; College integration -- Mississippi -- Oxford; Race relations; University of Mississippi -- History; not transcribed (87)
- American Woman's Society of Certified Public Accountants; American Society of Women Accountants (84)
- Accounting -- Study and teaching (75)
- American Society of Women Accountants (72)
- American Woman's Society of Certified Public Accountants (66)
- American Woman's Society of Certified Public Accountants; American Society of Women Accountants; Accounting -- Congresses (50)
- Segregation -- Southern States; Mississippi -- Race relations; White Citizens councils; White supremacy movements -- United States; Segregation -- United States (44)
- Jazz musicians -- Correspondence (28)
- Auditing (27)
- Mississippi (26)
- Financial statements -- Accounting (24)
- Poetry (19)
- Music (17)
- Finance (16)
- Internal (15)
- Accounting -- Data processing (14)
- Accounting -- Examinations (14)
- Questions (14)
- Race (14)
- Women (14)
- English (13)
- Gender (13)
- Publication Year
- Publication
-
- Woman C.P.A. (2397)
- Broadside Ballads: England (1371)
- Correspondence (890)
- Correspondence: Pro-integration (469)
- Honors Theses (439)
-
- Electronic Theses and Dissertations (394)
- Studies in English, New Series (317)
- Personal and Business Correspondence, 1841-1850 (Series 1.2) (290)
- Personal and Business Correspondence, 1861-1870 (Series 1.4) (276)
- Military Records (265)
- Legal and Business Documents (Series 3) (263)
- Letters (245)
- Personal and Business Correspondence, 1851-1860 (Series 1.3) (245)
- Sheet Music, 1910-1919 (176)
- Clippings (167)
- Yalobusha Review (151)
- Studies in English (147)
- Telegrams to Other Individuals (134)
- Deeply Rooted (130)
- Publications (121)
- Telegrams to Government Officials (112)
- Newspapers and Journals (111)
- Personal and Business Correspondence, 1821-1840 (Series 1.1) (109)
- Telegrams to Media Outlets (109)
- Sheet Music, 1920-1929 (108)
- Broadside Ballads: Ireland (102)
- Sheet Music, 1900-1909 (99)
- Pamphlets and Broadsides (92)
- Sheet Music, 1930-1967 (88)
- Faulkner Newsletter and Yoknapatawpha Review (87)
- Publication Type
- File Type
Articles 6121 - 6150 of 11019
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Annotated Article By Unnamed Correspondent Sent To Time, Inc., 22 September 1962, Author Unknown
Annotated Article By Unnamed Correspondent Sent To Time, Inc., 22 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses accreditation in Mississippi.
J. O. Hollis To Ross R. Barnett, J. O. Hollis
J. O. Hollis To Ross R. Barnett, J. O. Hollis
Telegrams to Government Officials
Hollis expresses support for Barnett and congratulates him for his attempt to preserve the sovereignty of "the great Anglo-Saxon state of Mississippi." Mentions the Tenth Amendment.
Robert W. Easley To Honorable Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Robert W. Easley
Robert W. Easley To Honorable Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Robert W. Easley
Telegrams to Government Officials
Easley criticizes Barnett's support for racial segregation and argues for the equality of all American citizens.
Berryhill To Andrews, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Andrews, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill asks to be informed of developments in federal court hearings and will soon travel to Jackson.
Dr. R. M. Gross To Larry Smitherman, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Dr. R. M. Gross To Larry Smitherman, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Gross states "Alabamians" are ashamed of Smitherman's stand on integration, as people like him are "making us lose our fight against integration."
Bramlett To Berryhill, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Bramlett To Berryhill, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill asks about situation. Bramlett reports on court proceedings and the continued presence of progagandists.
W. A. Weddell To Chancellor John D. Williams, 21 September 1962, W. A. Weddell
W. A. Weddell To Chancellor John D. Williams, 21 September 1962, W. A. Weddell
Telegrams to University affiliates
Weddell offers support for Williams and congratulates him on his resistance to "unlawful federal executives and judicial tyranny."
Boyce Holleman To A. J. Holloway, 21 September 1962, Boyce Holleman
Boyce Holleman To A. J. Holloway, 21 September 1962, Boyce Holleman
Telegrams to University affiliates
Holleman offers support for Holloway and "the team" and hopes for the "greatest year."
W. L. Godwin To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, W. L. Godwin
W. L. Godwin To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, W. L. Godwin
Telegrams to University affiliates
Godwin and the Southern Regional Education Board offer respect for Williams and his wife.
Robert L. Taylor To Dick Wilson, 21 September 1962, Robert L. Taylor
Robert L. Taylor To Dick Wilson, 21 September 1962, Robert L. Taylor
Telegrams to University affiliates
Taylor, president of the Mississippi State University Student Association, relays the hopes of his university's student body that University of Mississippi students and the university "will not be seriously injured."
Okolona Chamber Of Commerce To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, Okolona Area Chamber Of Commerce
Okolona Chamber Of Commerce To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, Okolona Area Chamber Of Commerce
Telegrams to University affiliates
The Chamber of Commerce offers support of Williams and his stand on "the Meredith case."
Andrews To Rushing, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Andrews To Rushing, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to University affiliates
Telegram informing that "registrars delegated authority had been withdrawn" by the state's Institutes of Higher Learning.
Harry Inge Johnstone To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, Harry Inge Johnstone
Harry Inge Johnstone To Chancellor J. D. Williams, 21 September 1962, Harry Inge Johnstone
Telegrams to University affiliates
Johnstone disapproves of students' "disgraceful actions" and urges Williams to announce that poor behavior would result in suspension.
The C. P. Granthams To Governor Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
The C. P. Granthams To Governor Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Government Officials
Telegram supporting Barnett
Mary Elizabeth Sample Mosby And Tom Mosby To Governor Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Mary Elizabeth Sample Mosby
Mary Elizabeth Sample Mosby And Tom Mosby To Governor Ross Barnett, 21 September 1962, Mary Elizabeth Sample Mosby
Telegrams to Government Officials
The Mosbys congratulate Barnett on his stand "against the Kennedy dictatorship." They state they are proud of him and mention an offensive against "wonworlders."
Annotated Article By Charles Whaley Sent To Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky, 21 September 1962, Charles Whaley
Annotated Article By Charles Whaley Sent To Courier-Journal, Louisville, Ky, 21 September 1962, Charles Whaley
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article looks at the attitudes of University of Mississippi students to the pending integration of their campus.
Annotated Article By James Clayton Sent To World Desk, Washington Post, 21 September 1962, James Clayton
Annotated Article By James Clayton Sent To World Desk, Washington Post, 21 September 1962, James Clayton
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Opinion piece discussses the struggle between state and federal governments surrounding desegregation of the university. Also includes quotes from students and short bios of three university officials.
Dr. R. M. Gross To Miss Patricia Rowland, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Dr. R. M. Gross To Miss Patricia Rowland, 21 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Gross states he is ashamed of Rowland's position on integration, as it is helping integration.
Annotated Article By George Metz Sent To Birmingham News, 21 September 1962, George Metz
Annotated Article By George Metz Sent To Birmingham News, 21 September 1962, George Metz
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses James Meredith's meeting with Governor Ross Barnett on campus and Robert Ellis' delegation of registrar's duties to Barnett.
George Kalenin To Mr. Meredith (21 September 1962), George Kalenin
George Kalenin To Mr. Meredith (21 September 1962), George Kalenin
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
Annotated Article By Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Annotated Article By Fleming To Query Editor, Newsweek, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses James Meredith's arrival on campus and Barnett's refusal to let him register; the beginning of the article focuses on student actions prior to Meredith's arrival.
Mrs. D. C. Joseph To President Of Student Body, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Mrs. D. C. Joseph To President Of Student Body, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to University affiliates
Joseph congratulates the student body president and offers support.
M. E. Wallace To Honorable Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, M. E. Wallace
M. E. Wallace To Honorable Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, M. E. Wallace
Telegrams to Government Officials
Wallace expresses support for Barnett and asks him to "keep Mississippi schools white."
W. R. Lusk To Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, W. R. Lusk
W. R. Lusk To Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, W. R. Lusk
Telegrams to Government Officials
Lusk requests to be made registrar for the semester and states he would gladly go to jail "to preserve our rights as a soverign state." The telegram was not delivered on campus.
Linton Crook To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Linton Crook
Linton Crook To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Linton Crook
Telegrams to Government Officials
"Alabama salutes a man."
Western Union Telegram Company To Men In Jenkins And Mcfarland Halls, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To Men In Jenkins And Mcfarland Halls, Louisiana Polytechnic Institute, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Their telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.
Kappa Alpha Order, Ole Miss To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Kappa Alpha Order
Kappa Alpha Order, Ole Miss To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Kappa Alpha Order
Telegrams to Government Officials
The order offers support for Barnett's "stand on the Meredith case."
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Students have started to return to the University of Mississippi; James Meredith is expected to try to enroll the following week. Oxford residents mostly are in favor of desegregation, if it means keeping the University open.
Annotated Article By Clark Porteous To Memphis Press-Scimitar, 20 September 1962, Clark Porteous
Annotated Article By Clark Porteous To Memphis Press-Scimitar, 20 September 1962, Clark Porteous
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article details how Governor Barnett "personally took over as University registrar and refused to register Meredith."
Corrected Version Of Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Corrected Version Of Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 20 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Governor Ross Barnett refused to register James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in defiance of the U.S. Department of Justice.