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C. J. Christensen Family - New Car
No full textCopy print of a family group inside a car. The man in the driver's seat has been identified as C. J. Christensen. There at least four more people in the back. One of them, a young boy, looks towards the camera and is the most easily seen - everybody else is hidden from view by the cast shadow of the car's roof. Accompanying information states that they were leaving on a trip to Marquette, Nebraska, to see the family of Mrs. Marie Christensen, wife of C. J. Christensen, who is presumably somewhere in the car
C. C. A. Christensen
No full textBrief biographical sketch of Carl C. A. Christensen. He was born in Denmark in 1833, and came to Utah in 185
Biography of Paul C. Christiansen
No full textTypescript of a biographical sketch of Paul C. Christensen of Ogden, written by his daughter, Pauline (Christensen) Martin, and an autobiography of his wife, Emma (Strand) Christensen. Paul Christensen was born in Denmark in 1865, and his family came to Utah in 1868, settling at Ogden. Emma Strand was born in Sweden in 1865, and came to Ogden in 1889. Typed by Floyd L. Eisenhour in 193
C. O. Christensen
No full textC. O. Christensen from Richfield, Utah. Photograph taken while serving as a missionary in Denmark.Photograp
Oral History Interview with Charles C. Christensen, October 1, 1979
No full textInterview with Navy veteran Charles C. Christensen. The interview includes Christensen's personal experiences while aboard the auxiliary repair ship USS Argonne during the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The interview includes an appendix with postcards and letters
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Oral History Interview with Charles C. Christensen, October 1, 1979
No full textInterview with Navy veteran Charles C. Christensen. The interview includes Christensen's personal experiences while aboard the auxiliary repair ship USS Argonne during the Japanese attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The interview includes an appendix with postcards and letters
Diary of Christian Lingo Christensen
No full textTyped transcript of the diary of Christian Lingo Christensen beginning in 1883 and ending in 1887. A table of contents and a name index accompany the diary. Christensen was a missionary to the Indians of southern Utah and northern Arizona
An Interrupted Conversation: An Interview with Dr. Oscar C. Christensen
No full textThis interview with Dr. Oscar Christensen was conducted mostly by email over several years, starting in 2003. The original purpose of the interview was to clarify the values and beliefs that were the foundation for Dr. Christensen\u27s work as an Adlerian family counselor with the intent of developing a book on Adlerian family therapy in the future. The interview process was interrupted when Dr. Christensen became terminally ill
Christian L. Christensen articles
No full textTyped transcripts of articles from the Times-Independent, Moab, Utah, written by Christian L. Christensen and published in 1922. These articles cover some of his experiences with the Navajos, Hopis, Apaches, Zunis, and Utes
Reliability Assessment of Concrete Bridges
No full textThis paper is partly based on research performed for the Highways Agency, London, UK under the project DPU/9/44 "Revision of Bridge Assessment Rules Based on Whole Life Performance: concrete bridges". It contains the details of a methodology which can be used to generate Whole Life (WL) reliability profiles. These WL reliability profiles may be used to establish revised rules for concrete bridges. This paper is to some extend based on Thoft-Christensen et. al. [1996], Thoft-Christensen [1996] et. al. and Thoft-Christensen [1996]
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