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Interview with J.H. Mann
No full textJ.H. Mann was drafted into the U.S. Armed Forces in July of 1941. He completed his basic training at Fort Bragg. He entered signal corps officer candidate school in December of 1942 and, after graduation, was commissioned a second lieutenant in the signal corps, after which he worked in the War Department signal center in the Pentagon building. He was then stationed at Vint Hill Farm in Virginia, a cryptographic training school, after which he was sent to London to set up headquarters for the 6813 Signal Detachment. He remained in London until the end of World War II, by which time he was a first lieutenant. After the war, he was assigned to Russelheim, Germany, as an executive officer in a cryptography unit
[Texas Historical Commission Marker: The Reverend J.H. Reynolds]
No full textPhotograph of the Texas Historical Commission marker for The Reverend J.H. Reynolds in Sherman, Texas. Text: Kentucky native John Humphreys Reynolds served as a Methodist circuit rider in Tennessee, where he married and began a family in 1879, he moved his ministry to Texas, working to serve churches in the north central part of the state. In Sherman, he organized the Willow Street Methodist Church, later named Key Memorial for Bishop J.S. Key. Reynolds served as pastor to numerous area congregations and preached well into his nineties. Known affectionately as Uncle Johnny, he was a supporter of temperance and education, and was a 32nd degree mason
Dr. J.H. Ford Home
No full textThe Home of Dr. J.H. Ford. The inscription on the back reads that the home was built in 1885. Dr. J.H. Ford was a faculty member at Rollins College from 1886-1901, teaching Greek, English Lit., and Psychology. He also served as Dean of Faculty from 1894-1897(?), as well as acting President of Trustees from 1882-1896
Correspondence From J.H. Linville to Theodore Cooper (Mar. 4, 1889)
No full textJ.H. Linville describing work he had done on bridges - 2 page
Correspondence From J.H. Linville to Theodore Cooper (Nov. 26, 1888)
No full textJ.H. Linville describing from memory work he had done on bridges - 4 page
Electrical and Optoelectronic Characterization of a ZnO Nanowire Contacted by Focused-Ion-Beam-Deposited Pt
No full textRevelations. The epistle of Nathan the Wise ...
No full textAttributed to J.H. Donlevy by whom copyright was secured.Cover-title.Mode of access: Internet
[James H. Pittsford Jr. Standing on Chair]
No full textPhotograph of J.H. Pittsford, Jr., standing on a chair at a table. A large jar sits on table. A woman is looking at the child. He is ten months old
J.H. McKinley drawing graffiti on railroad box car
No full textPhotograph shows J.H. McKinley ''Bozo Texino'', locomotive fireman for Missouri Pacific Railroad, standing beside railroad car completing his trademark drawing of a pipe-smoking, sombreroed figure above the signature ''Bozo Texino'' that he has placed on thousands of box cars
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