2,913 research outputs found
Dougherty, Francis, December 12, 2019 [Interview]
No full textFrancis "Bud" Dougherty was interviewed by Devin McKinney on December 12, 2019, about his youth, his student years at Gettysburg College, and his two tours of duty as a Navy fighter pilot in the Vietnam War.Wolfinger, Joseph K.; McCain, Sr., John; McCain, Jr., JohnWillard S. Paul Years
Across the field : a song of the Ohio State University
No full textGift of Dr. Mary Jane Esplen.Piano vocal [instrumentation]Fight that team across the field [first line]Fight that team across the field [first line of chorus]B flat [key]Tempo di marcia [tempo]Popular song [form/genre]Decorative [illustration]Dedicated to John W. Wilce [dedication]Publisher's advertisement on back cover [note
Setup of Athletic Board, to Dean Dougherty et al, October 29, 1951
No full textAddressed to: N. W. Dougherty, Fred C. Smith, R. R. Neyland, Ralph E. Dunford, J. P. Hess, John L. Neely, Jr., Harold Read, and John C. Baug
Surrender of Athletic Charter, to Dean Dougherty et al, July 5, 1951
No full textAddressed to: N. W. Dougherty, Fred C. Smith, R. R. Neyland, Ralph E. Dunford, J. P. Hess, John L. Neely, Jr., and Harold Rea
A historical analysis of a distinguished american voice, and dean to generations, Detroit icon: United States Congressman, John Conyers, Jr., 1965-2017
No full textThis study examines and critically analyzes the historical socio-political ascendancy of U.S. Congressman John Conyers, Jr., who is one of many distinguished and resilient Americans of what many have termed the “Silent Generation.” Throughout this work, the author employs a critical analysis of data based upon accumulated information pertinent to the socio-political environment which influenced John Conyers and his generation. The researcher found that very little has been written on the political career of U.S. Congressman and Congressional Black Caucus member, John Conyers and members of his generation, especially from an American perspective. The conclusion drawn from the findings suggests that John Conyers, like so many African American members of the Silent Generation, made significant contributions in their pursuit for social justice. Moreover, it insinuates that they revolutionized the American society and the body of American politics and are deserving of greater recognition within the body of American political history
Correspondence, C. W. Tayleure to John Brown, Jr., June 18, 1879
No full textA letter to C. W. Tayleure to John Brown, Jr. concerning the death of Brown's brother, Watson. 5 pages
John Dillard Bellamy, Jr.
No full textStudio photograph of John Dillard Bellamy, Jr. as a child.
John Dillard Bellamy, Jr. (1854-1942) was the sixth child of Dr. John D. and Eliza Harriss Bellamy. He attended Davidson College and received his law degree from the University of Virginia. He was the attorney for the City of Wilmington, NC the attorney for Brunswick County, president of the New Hanover Bar Association, North Carolina State Senator from 1891-1892, and author of books on Major General Robert Howe and General Alexander Lillington. He is buried in Oakdale Cemetery. Bellamy Mansion, the family home built at 503 Market Street at the eve of the Civil War, is now museum focused on history and design arts
John H. Calhoun, Jr. Papers
No full textJohn H. Calhoun, Jr. was an Atlanta businessman, community leader, civil rights activist, and political organizer. These materials provide documentation on civil rights and the Atlanta business and political communities.
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John H. Ruffin, Jr. Collection
No full textThis collection documents the work of the Honorable John H. Ruffin, Jr. as a civil rights attorney, judge, speaker, lecturer, and civic leader. Judge Ruffin was actively involved in numerous civil rights cases, notably the Acree vs. County Board of Education of Richmond County, Georgia, a lawsuit he filed to desegregate the schools in the county. Notably, Ruffin held the distinction of being the first African-American member of the Augusta Bar Association.
At the AUC Robert W. Woodruff Library we are always striving to improve our digital collections. We welcome additional information about people, places, or events depicted in any of the works in this collection. To submit information, please contact us at [email protected]
Great God o'er all to thee I cry, Oh listen to my prayer [first line]
No full textstrophicpiano and voiceTo Miss Abby Fay, as sung by her at St. Peter's.Johns Hopkins University, Levy Sheet Music Collection, Box
130, Item 063aComposed by John M. Loretz, Jr., Organist of St. Peter's Church, Brooklyn, L.I. Words by J.M. Richards.[Abby Fay
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