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Articles 6151 - 6180 of 11019
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Furniss, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Furniss, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Furniss' telegram to Dr. E. R. Jobe was not delivered as Jobe is not on campus.
Berryhill To Helms, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Helms, 20 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill discusses the small number of work done for the press that day and states that the situation is "calm and orderly."
Oxford Mississippi Western Union In-House Telegram, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Oxford Mississippi Western Union In-House Telegram, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding the absence of a "First Negro Baptist Church" or a "National Negro Church"
In House Western Union Telegram From Oxford Office To Unknown Recipient, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
In House Western Union Telegram From Oxford Office To Unknown Recipient, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding a forwarded message
In House Western Union Telegram To "Tsb, Wc, And Tfc Supvr." 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
In House Western Union Telegram To "Tsb, Wc, And Tfc Supvr." 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
The office will remain open until midnight.
In House Western Union Telegram Discussing Charges For Forwarding Various Telegrams To Jackson, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
In House Western Union Telegram Discussing Charges For Forwarding Various Telegrams To Jackson, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding forwarding Lusk's telegrams to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.
Zeta Zeta Chapter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana To Chi Chapter Of Delta Kappa Epsilon, University Of Mississippi, 20 September 1962, Zeta Zeta Chapter
Zeta Zeta Chapter, Baton Rouge, Louisiana To Chi Chapter Of Delta Kappa Epsilon, University Of Mississippi, 20 September 1962, Zeta Zeta Chapter
Telegrams to University affiliates
The Louisisana chapter writes that the Mississippi chapter should "pledge him" if he cannot be kept out.
John T. Ames To Dr. John D. Williams, 20 September 1962, John T. Ames
John T. Ames To Dr. John D. Williams, 20 September 1962, John T. Ames
Telegrams to University affiliates
Ames asks Williams to do all he can to prevent Governor Ross Barnett from closing the unversity.
Western Union Telegram Company To J. O. Hollis, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To J. O. Hollis, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Hollis' telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.
Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Lusk, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To W. R. Lusk, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Lusk's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.
Western Union Telegram Company To R. C. Langford, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To R. C. Langford, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Langford's telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.
Western Union Telegram Company To James Ira Grimsley, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To James Ira Grimsley, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Grimsley's telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered as he is not on campus.
Katherine Whitfield Wolf To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Katherine Whitfield Wolf, Tom Mosby
Katherine Whitfield Wolf To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Katherine Whitfield Wolf, Tom Mosby
Telegrams to Government Officials
Wolf expresses support for Barnett and states that he has "the admiration and respect of every true Southerner."
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
Governor Ross Barnett refused to register James Meredith at the University of Mississippi in defiance of the U.S. Department of Justice.
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
James Meredith has not yet arrived on campus but is expected soon. Article also describes efforts in Jackson to block his admission.
James Ira Grimsley To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, James Ira Grimsley
James Ira Grimsley To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, James Ira Grimsley
Telegrams to Government Officials
Grimsley congratulates Barnett on his "stand" and states that the sheriff's department of Jackson County supports him.
Western Union Telegram Company To M. E. Wallace, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To M. E. Wallace, 20 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Wallace's telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered, as he is not on campus.
Mr. And Mrs. John Horan To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Mr. And Mrs. John Horan
Mr. And Mrs. John Horan To Governor Ross Barnett, 20 September 1962, Mr. And Mrs. John Horan
Telegrams to Government Officials
The Horans offer their support to Barnett.
Annotated Article By Norman Richardson To Shreveport Times, 29 September 1962, Norman Richardson
Annotated Article By Norman Richardson To Shreveport Times, 29 September 1962, Norman Richardson
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses student opinions on the university closing and the interruptions to studying.
Unknown To James Meredith (20 September 1962), Author Unknown
Unknown To James Meredith (20 September 1962), Author Unknown
Correspondence: Pro-integration
No abstract provided.
Water Valley Jaycees To Honorable Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Don Holloway
Water Valley Jaycees To Honorable Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Don Holloway
Telegrams to Government Officials
Jaycees offer support for Barnett to keep the university white.
Annotated Article By Clark Porteous To Memphis Press-Scimitar, 19 September 1962, Clark Porteous
Annotated Article By Clark Porteous To Memphis Press-Scimitar, 19 September 1962, Clark Porteous
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article anticipates events on "M" Day, registration day for the University of Mississippi, when James Meredith was expected to attempt to register as a student.
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 19 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Annotated Article By Dudley Morris To Birmingham, Time, Inc, 19 September 1962, Dudley Morris
Telegrams to Media Outlets
State legislature passes bill denying admission to any state college or university to any person who has a "criminal charge of moral terpitude pending against them" in an attempt to stall desegregation efforts.
Annotated Article By George Metz Sent To Birmingham News, George Metz
Annotated Article By George Metz Sent To Birmingham News, George Metz
Telegrams to Media Outlets
Article discusses students' desire for the school to remain open and student opinions on the integration of the university. Includes comments from Larry Smitherman and Patricia Rowland.
Berryhill To Traweek, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Traweek, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill will look into a "falldown" and make a later report.
Berryhill To Farmer, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Farmer, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding office hours, expected files and other business matters
Harry P. Gamble To President Of The Student Body, 19 September 1962, Harry P. Gamble
Harry P. Gamble To President Of The Student Body, 19 September 1962, Harry P. Gamble
Telegrams to University affiliates
Gamble, who calls himself a segregationist, offers a detailed plan involving escorting the U.S. Marshals with corn stalks while playing certain songs to "hurt feelings of negroes."
Dick Allen To Epsilon Xi Chapter Of Sigma Nu Fraternity, 19 September 1962, Dick Allen
Dick Allen To Epsilon Xi Chapter Of Sigma Nu Fraternity, 19 September 1962, Dick Allen
Telegrams to University affiliates
Allen writes he could get the fraternity members jobs if the school closes and tells them not to admit Meredith because of his questionable moral character.
Henry Yarborough To Dr. John D. Williams, 19 September 1962, Henry Yarborough
Henry Yarborough To Dr. John D. Williams, 19 September 1962, Henry Yarborough
Telegrams to University affiliates
Yarborough urges Williams to support Governor Barnett's "courageous stand."
Interested Brothers Of Ao Chapter Tulane University To Consul Eta Chapter Sigma Chi Fraternity, 19 September 1962, Interested Brothers Of Ao Chapter Tulane University
Interested Brothers Of Ao Chapter Tulane University To Consul Eta Chapter Sigma Chi Fraternity, 19 September 1962, Interested Brothers Of Ao Chapter Tulane University
Telegrams to University affiliates
They "recommend" the chapter rush James Meredith. Ends with the words "go white folks."