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Articles 6181 - 6210 of 11019
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson To The Chairman Board Of Trustees Ole Miss, 19 September 1962, Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson
Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson To The Chairman Board Of Trustees Ole Miss, 19 September 1962, Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson
Telegrams to University affiliates
The Wattersons urge the board to support Governor Barnett.
Western Union Telegram Company To Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To Mr. And Mrs. G. T. Watterson, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to University affiliates
Their telegram to the Board of Trustees was not delivered.
Eldon L. Johnson To Chancellor Williams, 19 September 1962, Eldon L. Johnson
Eldon L. Johnson To Chancellor Williams, 19 September 1962, Eldon L. Johnson
Telegrams to University affiliates
Johnson trusts Williams' judgment and offers wishes for him and the university in the "surmounting historic crisis."
Robert Erskine Wagner To The Registrar, University Of Mississippi, 19 September 1962, Robert Erskine Wagner
Robert Erskine Wagner To The Registrar, University Of Mississippi, 19 September 1962, Robert Erskine Wagner
Telegrams to University affiliates
Erskine hopes the registrar supports Governor Barnett and mentions the sake future generations.
Bill Hurter To Dr. J. D. Williams, 19 September 1962, Bill Hurter
Bill Hurter To Dr. J. D. Williams, 19 September 1962, Bill Hurter
Telegrams to University affiliates
Hurter offers thoughts and support for Williams. Telegram ends with the phrase "ne illegitimi carborundum."
Western Union Telegram Company To Bill Mcpeters, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegram Company To Bill Mcpeters, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
McPeters' telegram to Governor Barnett was not delivered as Barnett is not on campus.
Margaret And The Gladiola Boys To Ken Wooten And George Street, 19 September 1962, Margaret And The Gladiola Boys
Margaret And The Gladiola Boys To Ken Wooten And George Street, 19 September 1962, Margaret And The Gladiola Boys
Telegrams to University affiliates
They are thinking about them.
Bill Mcpeters To Honorable Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Bill Mcpeters
Bill Mcpeters To Honorable Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Bill Mcpeters
Telegrams to Government Officials
McPeters offers support for Barnett and states that he still owns land with a tree that was used for lynching 55 years ago. He offers to "bury him or them" without expense to the state.
Berryhill To Helms, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Helms, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill discusses the growing number of reporters and how to deal with special requests.
Mrs. William Faulkner To Miss Victoria Fielden, 19 September 1962, Estelle Faulkner
Mrs. William Faulkner To Miss Victoria Fielden, 19 September 1962, Estelle Faulkner
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Faulkner asks for news on recipient's "mama."
Berryhill To Helms, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Helms, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill expects to be able to handle press files for expected developments: Meredith denied registration and no "demonstrations" on campus. Berryhill will monitor the situation.
Berryhill To Tfc Supervisor, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Tfc Supervisor, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding office hours and messages being switched to the wrong location
Oxford, Miss. 19 To Unknown, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Oxford, Miss. 19 To Unknown, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding high priority messages
Berryhill To Salzer, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Salzer, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill states the office will open that night to handle press files and expects five to ten thousand.
Ruth Ford (Mrs. Zachary Scott) To Chi Omega Sorority, 19 September 1962, Ruth Ford
Ruth Ford (Mrs. Zachary Scott) To Chi Omega Sorority, 19 September 1962, Ruth Ford
Telegrams to University affiliates
She urges them to use their intelligence and "Christian humanity" to uphold the rights of all humans.
Berryhill To Brooks, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Brooks, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Some newspaper reporters left Oxford. Berryhill asks about developments in Jackson.
Berryhill To Brooks, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Brooks, 19 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Regarding the distribution of a news release
Rudolph Massey To Registrar, University Of Mississippi, 19 September 1962, Rudolph Massey
Rudolph Massey To Registrar, University Of Mississippi, 19 September 1962, Rudolph Massey
Telegrams to University affiliates
Massey states Mississippi is the "last free state" and tells the registrar not to admit Meredith in order to preserve the white race.
Linton Crook To Governor Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Linton Crook
Linton Crook To Governor Ross Barnett, 19 September 1962, Linton Crook
Telegrams to Government Officials
Crook expects Birmingham to match Barnett's "courage" and hopes Virignia and Georgia will be brought back into the group that cares about their children's future.
Oxford Western Union Telegram Office To Supervisor, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Oxford Western Union Telegram Office To Supervisor, 19 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Discusses files and hour of closing
Berryhill To Bramlett, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Bramlett, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill consents to longer office hours to handle the press and asks about expected quantities.
W. H. Vaughn To Hon. Ross Barnett, 18 September 1962, W. H. Vaughn
W. H. Vaughn To Hon. Ross Barnett, 18 September 1962, W. H. Vaughn
Telegrams to Government Officials
Vaughn, of the North Mississippi Detective Agency, asks Barnett for permission to assist in Oxford.
J. B. To Berryhill, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
J. B. To Berryhill, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
J. B. has received an inquiry regarding handling work for correspondents on campus outside of regular office hours.
Berryhill To "Gin", 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To "Gin", 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill asks to be informed when Rushing arrives.
Berryhill To Bramlett, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Berryhill To Bramlett, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Berryhill wants motel reservations confirmed.
Marshall County Bar Association To Chancellor Williams, 18 September 1962, Marshall County Bar Association
Marshall County Bar Association To Chancellor Williams, 18 September 1962, Marshall County Bar Association
Telegrams to University affiliates
The bar association has passed a resolution that the preservation of the university should be the paramount consideration.
A. M. Kirk To Robert B. Ellis, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
A. M. Kirk To Robert B. Ellis, 18 September 1962, Author Unknown
Telegrams to University affiliates
Telegram addressed to University Registrar. Urges the registrar "if you are white" to not register James Meredith.
Western Union Tel Co. To Mr. And Mrs. W. J. Lea, 18 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Tel Co. To Mr. And Mrs. W. J. Lea, 18 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to University affiliates
Their telegram to the Board of Trustees was not delivered, as the board is not on campus.
Charles H. Griffin To Hon. J Walter Brown, Jr., 18 September 1962, Charles Hudson Griffin
Charles H. Griffin To Hon. J Walter Brown, Jr., 18 September 1962, Charles Hudson Griffin
Telegrams to Other Individuals
Giffin asks Brown to call him.
Oxford, Miss. Telegraph Office To Mrs. Russell Stewart, 17 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Oxford, Miss. Telegraph Office To Mrs. Russell Stewart, 17 September 1962, Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegrams to Government Officials
Stewart's message to Governor Ross Barnett was not delivered, as he is not on campus, but in Jackson, MS.