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Entropy Economics and American Politics in a Multipolar World. An Interview with James K. Galbraith. (Interviewed by Lillian Cicerchia)
Get PDFTelegram, Charles W. Elkin to Anna Buchanan, December 1, 1942
Get PDFIn this Western Union telegram, dated December 1, 1942, Senior Personnel Officer, Charles W. Elkin informs Anna Buchanan that she is to report to the Herman E. Wood, RR Supervisor in Liberty, Mississippi to being a job as clerk-typist. He informs her of the annual salary.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1003/thumbnail.jp
Card and Photo, Dale Freeman to Anna Buchanan, January 16, 1987
Get PDFIn this card, postmarked January 16, 1987, Dale Freeman writes to his cousin, Anna Buchanan to let her know that he has not forgotten her and informs her that he has included the photograph of his mother, Adeline Addie Whitten Jones and Anna\u27s mother, Texanna Texie Whitten Buchanan. The black and white photograph shows two older women wearing dresses and standing outdoors in front of a house with small trees behind them to the right. The back of the photograph includes two notes. The top notes reads Mama and Aunt Add her sister and the bottom note reads My aunt Addie Whitten Jones who lived at Tillatoba a long time and my mother Texanna Whitten Buchanan--Frank Buchanan. An envelope with a Corinth, Mississippi postmark and a twenty-two cent postage stamp is included.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1014/thumbnail.jp
Letters, Buchanan Genealogy, May 1985
Get PDFThis set of three letters begins with a letter from Minnie Bready, dated May 25, 1985, to James Franklin Buchanan requesting the contact information he has for Jewell Crowell in hopes of furthering the genealogy research she\u27s doing. The next letter, dated May 31, 1985, is written to Mrs. David Bready by Buchanan responding to her request. The third letter, dated May 31, 1985, is written to Buchanan\u27s niece and nephew, Ruth and Charles providing Bready\u27s contact information to add her to the Buchanan meeting in the Fall. An envelope addressed to Frank Buchanan from Mrs. David Bready, postmarked Greenwood, Mississippi is included. Answer is written across the front of the envelope and Jewell Crowell Nashville is written across the back.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1031/thumbnail.jp
Letter, James Franklin Buchanan to Paul, Eunice, Hugh and Ann Bledsoe, March 20, 1988
Get PDFIn this letter, dated March 20, 1988, James Franklin Buchanan writes to his friends Paul and Eunice and includes his other friends, Hugh and Ann Bledsoe in the letter. He reminisces about his time on the Gulf Coast, updates them on his and his wife\u27s health, and informs them of his brother-in-law\u27s cancer diagnosis.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1032/thumbnail.jp
Letter, Webster and Maude Buchanan to James, Margaret, and Harriet Buchanan, April 11, 1947
Get PDFIn this letter, dated April 11, 1947, Webster and Maude Buchanan write to his brother, James Franklin Buchanan and his family to offer some professional help to raise the gal and to tease Margaret about letting them down. He goes on to talk about the end of the school year and commencement and how he is glad because he is tired. A Holcomb Consolidated School envelope postmarked Holcomb, Mississippi is included.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1037/thumbnail.jp
Barston and Wolynetz Law Firm Announcement Card, April 27, 1951
Get PDFThis business card announces the partnership of John J. Barston and George Woynetz, Jr. in the formation of the Barston and Wolynetz law firm in New York. An envelope postmarked New York, April 27, 1951 and Kosciusko, Mississippi April 30, 1951 is included.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1040/thumbnail.jp
Greeting card, Ida to James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan, undated
Get PDFThis card, sent by Ida to James Franklin and Margaret Ray Buchanan, congratulates them on the birth of their daughter, Harriett Ann. The cover of the card features an illustration of a baby in the center of a four leaf clover surrounded by pink flowers with text congratulating the baby and the parents. An envelope with Frank and Margret written across it is included.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1069/thumbnail.jp
Christmas card, Harriet Buchanan to Margaret Ray Buchanan, December 22, 1964
Get PDFThis Christmas card, sent by Harriet Buchanan to her mother, Margaret Ray Buchanan expresses love. The illustrations on both the cover and the interior of the card portray red poinsettia blooms with green leaves. The text accompanying the illustration is addressed With Love to My Mother on the cover and a poem about hoping mother knows especially at Christmas how much love and happiness she brings. An envelope with a Kosciusko, Mississippi postmark and five cent postage stamp.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1079/thumbnail.jp
3188th Signal Service Battalion Addresses, 1958
Get PDFThis paper documents the addresses for former members of the United States Army 3188th Signal Service Battalion during 1958.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-james-franklin-buchanan/1081/thumbnail.jp