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[Correspondence Between Floyd Young and Barbara Jordan - January 2, 1974-March 14, 1974]
No full textCorrespondence between Floyd Young and Barbara Jordan discussing the fuel shortage and what is and isn't being done about it
Barbara Staheli Graff Stucki
No full textTypescript of a biographical sketch of Barbara (Staheli) (Graff) Stucki of Santa Clara, Utah. The Staheli family came from Switzerland to Santa Clara, Utah, in 1861. Barbara was born there and married twice, to Henry Graff and Edward Stucki. Originally collected by Katie Web and copied in 1934, present copy completed in 1937 by Floyd L. Eisenhou
[Correspondence Between Floyd R. Palmer and Barbara Jordan - June 10-12, 1974]
No full textLetter from Floyd R. Palmer asking Barbara Jordan to relay his letter to Paul G. Rogers in which Palmer asks Rogers to support legislation (H.R. 643) related related to Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regulations on vitamins and supplements, with a reply from Jordan saying that legislation she introduced to draw attention to the regulations has had hearings held for it
Barbara Ashby
No full textBarbara Ashby is pictured her senior year at Uintah High School. She is the daughter of Curtis and Eva Ashby. She married Floyd Robert Bingham in 1951
Barbara Ashby
No full textBarbara Ashby is pictured her senior year at Uintah High School. She is the daughter of Curtis and Eva Ashby. She married Floyd Robert Bingham in 1951
Barbara Ashby
No full textBarbara Ashby is pictured her sophomore year at Uintah High School. She is the daughter of Curtis and Eva Ashby. She married Floyd Robert Bingham in 1951
Nora E. Floyd, Marian Henry, Edith Bythewood, Mamie Brydie, Anna Bothwell, and Others, February 6, 1911
No full textNora E. Floyd, Marian Henry, Edith Bythewood, Mamie Brydie, Anna Bothwell and others sit on the steps outside of North Hall. Written on verso: "1. [?]ell S[?]eight Chatano[?], 2.[?] Floyd, 3. Marian Henry (Emma Henry's sister) Chatanooga Tenn., 4. Edith Bythewood Savannah Ga., 5. Mamie Brydie 6. Anna Bothwell, 7. Mrs. O'neil Head of the Laundry. Taken on North Hall Entrance in our Sat. attire. Sat. 6 of Feb. 1911
Floyd Bingham
No full textFloyd Bingham is pictured his junior year at Uintah High School. He was born to Lester and Martha Bingham on October 12, 1920. He served in World War II in the Navy. He married LaNora Hood in 1945. After her death he married Barbara Ashby. He died September 12, 1957
J.B. Floyd : a multifaceted life in music
No full textThis is a study of the life of Dr. James Robert Floyd (b. 1929) and his contributions to the field of music. Floyd's career has spanned more than five decades to date and has encompassed the genres of jazz, classical, and electronic music. His career has been multifaceted as a teacher, administrator, performer, and composer. The study contains several sections. Chapter One serves as an introduction and background, and provides a description of the purpose of the study, the need for the study, a review of related literature, and the methodology and procedures used in the research. Chapter Two contains a four-part biography. Chapter Three discusses his multi-media group, The Electric Stereopticon. Chapters Four, Five, Six and Seven survey his compositions for keyboard, voice, chamber, jazz/popular and other genres. J. B. Floyd has had a long, significant career in music. He has contributed to and influenced the music world through many different avenues. His life stands as a powerful model and an inspiration for musicians who are in the fields of teaching, performing, and composing
[Correspondence Between F. W. Robinson. Jr. and Barbara Jordan - January 6-12, 1978]
No full textLetter from a constituent in Houston to Barbara Jordan discussing a visit Jordan made to Chambersburg, Pennsylvania and Jordan's decision to not seek re-election to Congress with a reply from Jordan saying that the decision to leave Congress was difficult, but the confidence of the public has been gratifying
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