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John Walker, ca. 1955
b&w photographGood condition: all corners bent, top left corner creased and emulsion lines showingPortrait of John Walker standing behind a lecturn making a speech.Written in pencil on reverse 'John Walker, Chairman Board?' Stamped in black on reverse '15 774'; Came in file folder marked 'Convocation'; From Art Galler
Attorney John Walker Challenges Continued Segregation
Telegram from attorney John Walker regarding Little Rock school's plans to bus black students to black schools in 1966, contrary to previous statements
Attorney John Walker Challenges Continued Segregation
Telegram from attorney John Walker regarding Little Rock school's plans to bus black students to black schools in 1966, contrary to previous statements
Golden Gloves John Walker and Jack Crowley
North Side\u27s John Walker closes eyes and punches Jack Crowley of Poly on the nose in first round of their high school lightweight bout at Will Rogers Coliseum. Walker\u27s blind bombing lost its accuracy later, however, and Crowley earned the decision in fast bout. Published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram morning edition, January 20, 1950.https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/specialcollections_startelegram1950s/1545/thumbnail.jp
Dr. Kenneth Ozmon Receives Capital Campaign Donation from John Walker, 1986
b&w photographVery good condition with some markings on the photoSMU alumnus John Walker (left) proudly presents installment of Sun Life Assurance's Capital Campaign donation to Dr. Ken Ozmon, (SMU President 1979-2000).Handwritten on back of photo is: 'Contact # 318d -> Grad of St. Mary's John Walker, Sun Life Assurance, 17,500 Times, Vol. 15 # p. 10 March/86 Sun Life handles group insurance of the University.' Stamped on back in blue ink: Paul Chislett 3755 Kencrest Ave., Apt. 7 Halifax, B3K 3L4 455-9711 PHOTOCREDIT: PAUL CHISLETT ??' Taped to the back is caption that begins: 'John Walker, left, ....
John Walker to James Brown, July 5, 1794
John Walker in Belvoir to James Brown, addressed to Richmond, VA. This letter discussed the shipping and trade of a variety of goods. People included: [Caslot], Mr. Kintosh. Places included: Richmond.https://digitalcommons.kean.edu/lhc_1790s/1467/thumbnail.jp
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