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Other Voices piece by Carl Little, on U.S. Secretary of Defense William S. Coh
No full textOther Voices piece by Carl Little, on U.S. Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen and his poetry
Back of the Book piece by Carl Little on the beauties of shacks, cabins, and s
No full textBack of the Book piece by Carl Little on the beauties of shacks, cabins, and similar small structures
Other Voices piece by Carl Little of Somesville, director of public relations
No full textOther Voices piece by Carl Little of Somesville, director of public relations at the College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor. Little writes about personal watercraft, and how to rid a lake of them
Carl Little writes about poet Elizabeth Bishop (1911-1979) and her connection to
No full textCarl Little writes about poet Elizabeth Bishop (1911-1979) and her connection to North Haven, as seen through her letters and in her elegy to Robert Lowell, entitled North Haven
Carl E. Bailey papers, 1930-1986
No full textCampaign material, speeches, correspondence, biographical material, and newsclippings relating to Carl E. Bailey's political career.UALR.0072 A-72
CARL E. BAILEY PAPERS
UALR Archives & Special Collections
3 document cases. 1927-1948. Donated.
Campaign material, speeches, correspondence, biographical material, and newsclippings relating to Carl E. Bailey's political career. Carl Bailey was born October 8, 1894, in Bernie, Missouri. In October 1915, he married Margaret Bristol at Paragould, Arkansas. He took courses at Chillicothe Business College in Missouri in 1915, but never completed his degree. In 1922, he passed the Arkansas Bar and opened a private law practice in Little Rock in 1924. He served as Prosecuting Attorney for Pulaski and Perry Counties from 1927-1934. He served as State Attorney General from 1934-1936. He served two terms as Governor from 1936-1940. He lost the special election for the U. S. Senate position vacated after Joe T. Robinson's death in 1937. Carl Bailey also ran unsuccessfully for a third term as Governor in 1940. He continued to practice law until his death in 1948. (For additional material, see UALR.0073 Bailey Family Papers.
Arranged chronologically.
FILE TITLES
Box 1
File 1 - Biographical Material
File 2 - Bailey Family Newsclippings
File 3 - Prosecuting Attorney - Attorney General Newsclippings (1927-1936)
File 4 - Campaign Material, Attorney General, 1934
File 5 - Campaign and Inaugural Material, First Term Governor, (1936-1938)
File 6 - First Term Governor Newsclippings (1936-1938)
File 7 - Campaign Material, Senate Race, 1937
File 8 - Senate Race, Newsclippings, 1937
File 9 - Second Term Governor Papers, (1938-1940)
File 10 - Second Term Governor Newsclippings, (1938-1940)
File 11 - Campaign Material, Governor Race, 1940
File 12 - Campaign Organization Papers, Governor Race, 1940
File 13 - Private Law Practice Newsclippings, (1940-1948)
File 14 - John Wells Newsclippings File
Box 2 (OV)
Item 1 - 1937 Inauguration scrapbook.
Item 2 - Arkansas State Flag.
Item 3 - U. S. Flag.
Item 4 - Campaign flyers.
Item 5 - Campaign button and postcards.
Item 6 - Campaign Pennant.
Item 7 - Inauguration Programs.
Box 3 (OV) -- Funeral Scrapbook, Oct 23 1948
Little (Carl) Papers, 1960-2022
No full textArt critic, freelance writer, and poet Carl Little, who lives in Somesville, Mount Desert Island, Maine, was born in New York City. He received his B.A. from Dartmouth College, his M.F.A. from Columbia University, and a master\u27s from Middlebury College. He is Director of Communications and Marketing for the Maine Community Foundation.
The collection of Carl Little\u27s papers includes correspondence related to his work and personal relationships with artists of Maine. The correspondence series ranges from printed emails organizing curated shows and art books, arranging interviews, and thank-you notes from artists for his reviews of their work. Carl Little gave many lectures and organized educational events relating to the art history of Maine. Primarily, the collection is comprised of the series Artist Files which were his files for the many individual artists he worked with over his career as a reviewer, writer, curator, and lecturer. Carl Little contributed to and wrote many of his own books centered around Maine art, with his most prominent being The Art of Maine in Winter . He had a deep connection with the artist\u27s colony on Monhegan Island, which is known for its role in Maine art history. Correspondence and information on Monhegan Island, specifically with the Monhegan Artists Residency Corporation (MARC), is included in the Monhegan series. The scope of the Carl Little collection extends from his personal correspondence with some of Maine\u27s most prominent contemporary artists, to notes taken through the writing of several of his books.https://digitalcommons.library.umaine.edu/findingaids/1563/thumbnail.jp
Genesis Breyer P-Orridge : Sacred Intent : Conversations with Carl Abrahamsson 1986–2019
No full text"Three decades of conversations with Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, provocateur, artist, gender revolutionary and leader of the bands Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV and more
Published for legendary artist and musician Genesis Breyer P-Orridge’s 70th birthday in 2020, Sacred Intent gathers conversations between Breyer P-Orridge and his friend and collaborator, the Swedish author Carl Abrahamsson. From the first 1986 fanzine-based interview about current projects, philosophical insights, magical workings, international travels, art theory and gender revolutions, to 2019’s thoughts on life and death in the the shadow of battling leukaemia, Sacred Intent is a unique journey in which the art of conversation blooms to the highest degree." -- Distributor's website
Letter from Herbert Babbitt to Carl Hayden
No full textLetter from Herbert Babbitt to Carl T. Hayden about grazing cattle in the park boundaries
Letter from Bernie Zachau to Carl Hayden
No full textLetter from Bernie Zachau to Carl Hayden regarding water power in the Grand Canyon
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