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E. M. Anderson Jr.
No full textE. M. Anderson Jr., Medina, National President of the Flying Farmers. A man in a room standing and laughing in this photo.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1950s/14310/thumbnail.jp
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[John Anderson, Jr. with Flag]
No full textPhotograph of Arlington Chapter President John Anderson, Jr. at a TXSSAR meeting. A red drum set and the American flag are present in the background
Ralph Anderson, Jr.
No full textRalph Anderson, Jr., in shirtsleeves and tie, leaning over a desk and gazing off camera, holding a ruler in his right hand. The desk is covered with blueprints, and the blind’s on the office window are drawn. Anderson was a graduate of the William M. Rice Institute and worked as an architect in Houston, Texas, eventually becoming president of the Wilson, Morris and Crain architectural firm. Original resource is a black and white photograph.Ralph Anderson, Jr graduated from Rice Institute in 1943 with a B.A. degree in Architecture. While at Rice, he won The American Institute of Architecture Student Medal, and was the first architectural student at the university to be elected to Phi Beta Kappa, a national honorary fraternity. He returned to Rice after serving in World War II and received a B. S. degree in Architecture in 1947
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Dr. Frederick A. Anderson, Jr.
No full text" Dr. Frederick A. Anderson, Jr. '75 MS, '84 Ph.D. in his UMMC laboratory, where advanced research is developing new methods for detecting blood clotting in veins of the legs and pelvis.
Joseph R. Anderson, Jr., ca. 1866
No full textVMI Cadet Joseph Reid Anderson, Jr. (Class of 1870). This photograph was probably taken during first year at VMI
Joseph R. Anderson, Jr., VMI alumnus and historiographer, in 1915
No full textJoseph R. Anderson, Jr., Class of 1870, in later life. Anderson was President of the Alumni Association and VMI historiographer
John Wesley Anderson Jr. Papers - Accession 493
Full text linkThe John Wesley Anderson Jr. Papers consist of material collected by the prominent Rock Hill Anderson Family predominantly of Rock Hill, SC. John Wesley Anderson Jr. was a Winthrop Training School Graduate (Class of 1933) and was the grandson of John Gary Anderson who was one the founders of the Anderson Buggy Company which later became the Anderson Motor Company. The Anderson House on Oakland Avenue in Rock Hill was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1982. The collection includes letters received from family and friends, personal diaries, newspaper clippings, and military manuals: graphs, worksheets and textbook from World War II. Anderson attended Coast Artillery School. Also included are a diary, letters, memoranda, program notes, and materials related to military members, the Winthrop Training School, and First Presbyterian Church of Rock Hill, S.C.https://digitalcommons.winthrop.edu/manuscriptcollection_findingaids/1627/thumbnail.jp
Message of Governor John Anderson, Jr. to the Kansas Legislature
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January 12, 1961.
Includes Governor's Budget Report: Budget Message of Governor John Anderson, Jr. to the Kansas Legislature, January 18, 1961
[Supplemental Ancestor certificate, John David Anderson Jr.]
No full textA supplemental ancestor certificate for John David Anderson Jr. certifying that he is a member of The Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution, as a descendant of Daniel McNeil. The NSSAR seal is attached and the certificate is signed by NSSAR's President General
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