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Footprints, September 1965
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Occopodian 1964
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The Kent Quarterly, Fall 1964
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/node/17259/87081-thumbnail.jpgPatrons/Donors/Sponsors/Advertisers- Anonymous, Sherman B. Barnes, John B. Beacom, Earle E. Curtis, Madeline Foust, Esther L. Grant, E.T. Griebling, Harlan M. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leed, Edgar L. McCormick, Edward G. McGehee, Louis Marder, O. William Perlmutter, K.R. Pringle, Phillip R. Shriver, William B. Stryker, John and Cora Teel, Patricia Ann Thies, Robert I. White, Women of the English Department, Captain J.T. Morgan, Campus Supply, City Bank, Donaghy Drug Company, DuBois Book Store, Moulton Hall, Portage County National Bank, Record Courier, University Bookstore, The University Shop
Additional staff- Dianne Kuh, Clyde Evans, Kathleen Jo Finneran, Donna Grimm, Julie Thomas, Carla Gockel, Lloyd Weaver, Shirley Stamm, Julian Weglarz, Judy Willis, Judy Grilicky, Fred Zorkel, John Hall, Carole Brady, Linda Johnson, Marvin Miller
Contributors- A.J. Gildzen, Joy Appenzeller, Nicki Cochran, Sus Marie Hipp, Dan E. Perin, Marsha Splaver, Tom Kell, Lyle E. Linville, Craig Lucas, Nancy Jane Kruse, B. Coulas, Ed Dey, Elaine Gonsalves, Ann Simmons, (Paul) Bill Kaser, Joyce Marie Ervin, Bonnie J. Blue, Lee Lassic, Sal LaRosa, Ronnie Camitta, Sue Colvin</p
33. 1964, Merle McCurdy’s Staff of Assistant U.S. Attorneys for the Northern District of Ohio
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mccurdy_gallery/9/thumbnail.jpgBy November of 1961, Merle had rounded out his staff of Assistant U.S. Attorneys. Noted from left to right: Merle M. McCurdy, Bernard J. Stuplinski (Merle’s Chief Assistant), Dominic J. Cimino, Burt W. Griffin, Charles M. Diamond, and Gerald J. Celebrezze. Burt Griffin, later Judge Griffin of the Cuyahoga County Court of Common Pleas, was a hold-over from the Eisenhower Administration. When hired in the late 1950’s, this son of a former Republican Judge was told of the pleasure the office had at receiving his resume, given that it was facing pressure to hire an African American attorney. The conversation left an impression on Griffin who felt the joke was on them because they just hired a “Jewish Democrat.” Griffin would later serve on the Warren Commission that investigated President Kennedy’s death. Absent from this photograph is Merle’s former Legal Aid Chief Assistant, Gerald S. Gold. Before Merle’s appointment, the two had talked about joining a private partnership, but, even in 1960s Cleveland, Merle thought it was impossible for two attorneys of different races to start an office seeking paying clients. In addition, Merle indicated that he wanted to leave the Public Defender’s office in the good hands of his long-time friend, Gerald S. Gold. Sources Gold, G.S. by Dana, R. (Personal Communication, April 23, 2015). Sheehan, Cuyahoga Common Pleas Judge B. et al. by Dana, R. (Personal Communication, April 2015).</p
Footprints, May 1964
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The Kent Quarterly, Winter 1964
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/node/17261/87085-thumbnail.jpgPatrons/Donors/Sponsors/Advertisers- Anonymous, Sherman B. Barnes, Thomas M.H. Blair, George A. Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. James E. Fleming, Mrs. Doris Franklin, Esther L. Grant, Harlan M. Hungerford, Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Leed, Edgar L. McCormick, Louis Marder, Kenneth R. Pringle, Phillip R. Shriver, John W. Teel, Richard A. Toerne, Howard P. and Mary Vincent, Robert I. White, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zucchero, Campus Supply, City Bank, Donaghy Drug Company, DuBois Book Store, Dunbar Hall, Lawrance Cleaners, Moulton Hall, Portage County National Bank, Richards Flowers Inc., Record Courier, Terrace Hall, University Book Store, The University Shop
Additional staff- Betty Cattey, Sue Colvin, Kathleen Finneran, John Saccany, Sara Wilson
Contributors- David L. Burkhart, Don Baker Jr., Robert Cusick, Al J. Gildzen, Elaine Gonsalves, Bill Kaser, Faye A. Loughry, Todd Rafferty, Ann Simmons, Annette Stewart, Karen-Marie Sutter, Mark Eldon Wagler, Anonymous, Tomm Eaton, Jackie Horner, Joe Komlos, Sal LaRosa, Hugh Yort</p
36. 1964, Merle McCurdy’s 27th Wedding Anniversary Gift to Rosie McCurdy
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/mccurdy_gallery/6/thumbnail.jpgIn January of 1964, Merle celebrated his 27th wedding anniversary with Rosie. The Hollenden Hotel was scheduled for destruction and Merle, always the romantic, salvaged the hotel’s elevator control where they first met.</p
The Kent Quarterly, Spring 1964
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/node/17260/87083-thumbnail.jpgPatrons/Donors/Sponsors/Advertisers- Anonymous, Sherman B. Barnes, Thomas M.H. Blair, Campus Supply, City Bank, Donaghy Drug Company, DuBois Book Store, Dunbar Hall, Edmond and Doris Franklin, F.W. Woolworth, Esther L. Grant, Jean Hanway, Harlan M. Hungerford, Lawrence Cleaners, Ralph and Louise Liske, Louis Marder, Edgar L. McCormick, Moulton Hall, Portage County National Bank, Kenneth R. Pringle, Richard\u27s Flowers, Record Courier, Margaret Stopher, University Book Store, The University Shop, Howard P. Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zucchero, George A. Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. James E. Fleming, Mrs. Doris Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leed, Phillip R. Shriver, John W. Teel, Richard A. Toerne, Howard P. and Mary Vincent, Robert I. White, Terrace Hall
Additional staff- Kathleen Finneran, Karen-Marie Sutter
Contributors- Don Baker Jr., Lee Beckett, Paul L. Vega, Tod Rafferty, Lloyd Weaver, Ann Simmons, Ed Dey, Ron Newman, Bill Kaser</p
The Present Vista for the Vitis Vinifera European Grape Varieties in the East
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/markko_documents/49/thumbnail.jpgExploration into the history and varieties of vitis vinifera and table grapes, why vitis vinifera varieties need to be grafted to protect them from vine pests such as phylloxera and nematodes, wine consumption trends in the state of the New York, and the Dr. Frank’s experimental methods and materials.</p
The Kent Quarterly, Fall 1963
No full texthttps://kent-islandora.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/node/17256/87075-thumbnail.jpgPatrons/Donors/Sponsors/Advertisers- Sherman B. Barnes, Thomas M.H. Blair, George A. Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. James E. Fleming, Doris Franklin, Esther L. Grant, Harlan M. Hungerford, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leed, Edger L. McCormick, Louis Marder, Kenneth R. Pringle, Phillip R. Schriver, John W. Teel, Richard A. Toerne, Howard P. and Mary Vincent, Robert I. White, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zucchero, Campus Supply, City Bank, Donaghy Drug Co., DuBois Book Store, Dunbar Hall, Lawrance Cleaners, Moulton Hall, Portage County National Bank, Richards Flowers Inc., Record Courier, Terrace Hall, University Book Store, The University Shop
Additional staff- Dave Burkhart, Betty Cattey, Sue Colvin, Kathleen Finneran, Sonia Grafmiller, Pam Grande, Anne Henry, Inars Jurjans, Sharry Knott, Ron Newman, Helen Rion, John Saccany, Karen Sutter, Elsie Schneider, Jane Smith, Julian Weglarz, Sara Wilson
Contributors- Robert Janusko, Vivian H. Pemberton, Marilyn Rossi, Don Baker Jr., Helen Beuck, David L. Burkhart, Robert Cusick, Clyde Evans, Dennis M. Gaughan, Al Gildzen, Ron Newman, Carol A. Svigel, B.L.W., Salvatore LaRosa, Tom Simmons, Peter Ward</p