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Oral History Interview with Edward Galvin, August 11, 2010
No full textEdward Galvin discusses his educational background, archival career, curating grief-based special collections and building communities for healing, involvement in SAA, the future of the archives profession, and SAA's role in preparing archivists for challenges and issues in the digital age
United States 2010
No full textRelief shown by spot heights.; Title from panel.; Includes indexes, maps of Alaska and Hawaii, and coverage map.; Number in barcode area: 1504535.Color1:3,100,00
Adult Therapy: Mr. Gridner and Mrs. Wilbur
No full textIntroductory title card reads: "Curative Workshop of Milwaukee, A Community Agency for Physical Restoration." Mr. Gridner, a welder, receives hot paraffin treatments, massage, and exercise. Mrs. Wilbur, a drill press operator, is treated for a compound fracture and receives hydrotherapy, massage, and exercise.
Note: The part of this film focusing on Mr. Gridner (from 12 sec. to 5 min., 17 sec.) also appears in film #16 (from 3 min. to 8 min., 9 sec.). Similarly, the part of this film focusing on Mrs. Wilbur (from 5 min., 30 sec. to 7 min., 40 sec.) also appears in film #13 (from beginning to 2 min., 5 sec.).ColorSoundCurative Care Networ
Whitey Whitthuhn
No full textAt a luncheon, Gene Cox, former president of the Curative Care Network, introduces I.R. "Whitey" Whitthuhn, former president of the Milwaukee Kiwanis Club. Whitthuhn describes the growth of Curative Care Network at the 92nd Street location.ColorSoundCurative Care Networ
