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Tax Forum, Rosemary Hoban Feb 1962

Tax Forum, Rosemary Hoban

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.


Comment And Idea Exchange, Marion Davis Feb 1962

Comment And Idea Exchange, Marion Davis

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.


Tracking The Tax Cheat, Loretta A. Culham Feb 1962

Tracking The Tax Cheat, Loretta A. Culham

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.


Tips For Busy Readers, S. Madonna Kabbes Feb 1962

Tips For Busy Readers, S. Madonna Kabbes

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.


Woman C.P.A. Volume 24, Number 2, February, 1962, American Woman's Society Of Certified Public Accountants, American Society Of Women Accountants Feb 1962

Woman C.P.A. Volume 24, Number 2, February, 1962, American Woman's Society Of Certified Public Accountants, American Society Of Women Accountants

Woman C.P.A.

No abstract provided.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Port Neches, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Port Neches, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding Harold Baumstead's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Dallas, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Dallas, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Juanita Theisen's telegram to Edwin A. Walker was not delivered.


Mansel Motel To Anthony Harrigan, Mansel Motel Jan 1962

Mansel Motel To Anthony Harrigan, Mansel Motel

Telegrams to Other Individuals

The motel informs Harrigan they cannot make a reservation.


Rebel Underground Membership Application, The Rebel Underground Jan 1962

Rebel Underground Membership Application, The Rebel Underground

Integration correspondence

The Rebel Underground stressed racial segregation and states' rights. The anonymously, irregularly published paper typically attacked James Meredith, Russell Barrett, James Silver, the federal government, Civil Rights groups, Communism and the Daily Mississippian. (The Rebel Underground contains racial slurs and ideas that reflect the views of some Mississippians during the Civil Rights movement. It is hoped that the Rebel Underground can be used to understand 1960s race relations and the context in which James Meredith enrolled at the University of Mississippi. The University of Mississippi does not condone the content of the Rebel Underground.)


Western Union Telegraph Company To Madison, Wisconsin, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Madison, Wisconsin, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding Gregory Gallo's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Lafayette, Indiana, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Lafayette, Indiana, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding C.W.D. Hansen's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Tdsh Savannah Beach, Georgia, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Tdsh Savannah Beach, Georgia, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding S.S. Stark's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Seattle, Washington, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Seattle, Washington, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding Blaine's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Stockton, California, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Stockton, California, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Regarding a telegram from John A Didonado, ex-veteran, to General Edwin A. Walker and Governor Barnett


Western Union Telegraph Company To Orlando, Florida, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Orlando, Florida, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

Regarding Lewis C Wolfe's telegram to Gov. Ross Barnett.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Ftw, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Ftw, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Government Officials

The company asks about forwarding H.B. Cudd's telegram to Governor Ross Barnett in Jackson, MS.


Wire Oxford, Miss 30 To Wire N P Nyk, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Wire Oxford, Miss 30 To Wire N P Nyk, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Media Outlets

Telegram discusses the Wall Street Journal and a correspondent.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding forwarding a message involving U.S. marshals.


For Our Country, Author Unknown Jan 1962

For Our Country, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

"For our country"


Western Union Telegraph Company To Willimantic, Connecticut, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Willimantic, Connecticut, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Message informs recipient that Meredith is not in Oxford.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Atlanta, Georgia, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Atlanta, Georgia, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Message states intended recipients are not in Oxford.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Charleston, South Carolina, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Charleston, South Carolina, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

The telegram to William Simmons has been delivered.


Gin And Bill To Berryhill, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Gin And Bill To Berryhill, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Message informs Berryhill that Gen Walker made reservations in Oxford.


Western Union Telegraph Company To Bham, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Bham, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

A telegram was not delivered as General Edwin Walker was not in Oxford.


Berryhill To Rushing, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Berryhill To Rushing, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Berryhill discusses the riots on campus and mentions that Gen. Walker had been in Oxford. Berryhill also urges return to normal hours.


Berryhill To Johnson, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Berryhill To Johnson, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Berryhill asks Johnson if they have "won" a certain "battle."


Western Union Telegraph Company To Dallas, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company Jan 1962

Western Union Telegraph Company To Dallas, Texas, Western Union Telegraph Company

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding Juanita Theisen's telegram to Edwin A. Walker; includes memorandum of handling of undelivered message


Bham To Oxford, Miss., 29 September 1962, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Bham To Oxford, Miss., 29 September 1962, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding O. J.'s message to General Edwin Walker


Oxford Thnx We Are Being Loaded, Author Unknown Jan 1962

Oxford Thnx We Are Being Loaded, Author Unknown

Telegrams to Other Individuals

Regarding a lot of wires responding to a speech made in Washington, D.C.


Mrs. Elizabeth C. Parker To Student Council, University Of Mississippi, Elizabeth C. Parker Jan 1962

Mrs. Elizabeth C. Parker To Student Council, University Of Mississippi, Elizabeth C. Parker

Telegrams to University affiliates

Parker reminds the Student Council they are in upper education and tells them to "get [their] kicks some other way."