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Interview No. 591, Parade Of Royalty

Combined Interviews

King Edward VIII, Duke of Windsor, and Princess Elizabeth.

Interview No. 583, Douglas Mcarthur

Combined Interviews

Excerpt from Keynote Speech, Republican National Convention, ca. 1950s.

(on 7-inch reel only.)

Interview No. 584, Democratic National Convention

Combined Interviews

Broadcast of the convention

Great Flood, Margie Gullet, Inkpot Magazine

Flood of 1939

Article published in the November of 1949 issue of Inkpot Magazine by Margie Gullet on her experiences during the Flood of 1939.

Ua37/44 Tidbits Of Kentucky Folklore, Gordon Wilson

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Tidbits of Kentucky Folklore nos. 676-749:

• A Changing Christmas – 79
• A Dry Moon – 42
• A Folk Triumph – 4
• A Folklore Map of Kentucky – 46
• A Glossary of Passing Words – 135
• A Healthful Sign – 10
• Advancing or Retreating? – 36
• Analogy, Good & Bad – 28
• Ancestry & Common Sense – 105
• Another Dopester Wrong – 66
• Are You Superstitious? – 44
• Back on the Old Party Line – 145
• Blind, Deaf & Dumb – 141
• Bossy & Dobbin – 91
• Bucket Jelly – 16
• By Any Other Name – 147
• By Eye or By …

Ua37/44 Tidbits Of Kentucky Folklore, Gordon Wilson

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Tidbits of Kentucky Folklore nos. 566-669:

• A Few Generations – 57
• Agreeable Fans – 7
• All Tied Up with Memories – 95
• An Ivory Tower – 15
• As In the Days of Methuselah – 188
• Bowser & the Wildcat – 126
• By Their Fruits – 154
• Chicken Coops & Horse Troughs – 196
• Chicken Hawks & Tom Paine – 47
• Childish Fears – 27
• Chimneys – 140
• Communal Culture – 51
• Contiguous Areas – 138
• Country Hicks – 112
• Cradles – 108
• Culture in Hymns – 59
• Cycles of Teaching – 162
• Didn’t It Rain? – 164
• Digging in the …

Notable Local Floods Of 1939: Part 2. Flood Of July 5, 1939 In Eastern Kentucky, Floyd F. Schrader

Flood of 1939

No abstract provided.

Interview No. 590, Famous Personalities And Events

Combined Interviews

Wendell Wilkie, Jimmy Walker, Gertrude Stein, Dionne Quintuplets, Hindenburg Disaster eyewitness reports, and the first atomic explosion

12/21/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

12/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

12/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

10/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

07/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

07/06/1944 (V-Mail), University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

07/03/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

06/27/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

06/19/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

06/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

06/16/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

06/14/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

05/10/19944, Usm Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.

Ua37/44 Tidbits Of Kentucky Folklore, Gordon Wilson

Faculty/Staff Personal Papers

Tidbits of Kentucky Folklore nos. 428-503:

• A Cycle of Fences – 100
• Afraid of Science – 90
• Art Through the Side Door – 116
• As Big as All Out-of-Doors – 134
• Asking the Way – 108
• Backing Up the Preacher – 96
• Barriers – 72
• Baying the Moon – 46
• Blackberries – 86
• Borrowing Books – 118
• Bound Each to Each – 126
• Branch Water – 94
• Brandon’s Mill – 12
• Come to Dinner – 128
• Condescension – 68
• Cutting a Splurge – 88
• Elocution – 18
• Eyes That See Not – 50
• Fidelity – Where Is It? – 34 …

Mrs. Elizabeth Maxey Dies At Age Of 80; At Clearfield Home: Was One Of Heroines Of July Flood When She Saved Her Bedfast Husband, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Rowan County News on December 14, 1939 on the deeds of Elizabeth Maxey during the Flood of 1939.

Jennings Lauded By Board For Nya Work Here, Morehead Independent (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Morehead Independent on October 26, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.

Clark Lane Gives Account Of Flood In Trade Journal, Morehead Independent (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Morehead Independent on September 28, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.

Corbie Ellington Post Flood Report In State Magazine, Morehead Independent (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Morehead Independent on September 28, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.

Stories Of Human Interest May Now Be Told For Historians, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article in the Rowan County News published on August 31, 1939 on the events of July 5, 1939 and the Morehead flood.

Red Cross Reports Spending $31,154 For Flood Relief In Rowan County, Morehead Independent (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Morehead Independent on August 24, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.

Red Cross To Be Commended, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Rowan County News on August 17, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.

Flash Flood To Be Studied By Government, Rowan County News (Morehead, Ky.)

Flood of 1939

An article published in the Rowan County News on August 17, 1939 related to the Morehead flood of 1939.