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Bertha L. Nelson, wife of Nels Peter Nelson
No full textPortrait of Bertha L. Nelson, wife of Dr. Nels Peter Nelson, son of Elder N. P. Nelson
Bertha L. Nelson (?), wife of Nels Peter Nelson
No full textWe believe this portrait to be of Bertha L. Nelson, wife of Dr. Nels Peter Nelson
Dr. Nels Peter Nelson
No full textPortrait of Dr. Nels Peter Nelson, son of Elder Nels P. and Andrea Nelson, with skull on table and model of human body showing muscles, posed, standing on floor at his feet. This photograph was most likely taken in Skodsborg, Denmark. Dr. Nelson appears with the same table, skull and model in a photograph published by the Skodsborg Badesanatorium in 1973
Dr. Nels Peter Nelson and wife Bertha
No full textPortrait of Dr. Nels Peter Nelson, son of Elder Nels P. and Andrea Nelson, with wife Berth
Portrait of Dr. Nels Peter Nelson and family
No full textDr. Nels Peter Nelson, wife Bertha l. Nelson and two daughers
Robert Nelson ; Peter Randall-Page (Art Forum)
No full textArt Forum presented by Robert Nelson & Peter Randall-Page.
Peter Randall-Page, artist in residence for October 1994 in Launceston, and Robert Nelson talk about their wor
Two sons of Nels Peter Nelson, their wives, Anna Olson and Louis Muderspach.
No full textPortrait. Two sons of Elder N. P. Nelson. Front row: Bertha Nelson, wife of Nels Peter Nelson, who is standing behind her; Ragnhild Otterbeck Nelson, wife of Andrew Nelson, who is sitting to her left; Andrew Nelson. Back row: Nels Peter Nelson, Daughter, possibly foster daughter Anna J. Olson (same as in 9:1) and Son (same as in 8:4). Photograph taken at the Valentin Dresler Studio, Copenhagen
A conversation with United States Commissioner Alan Nelson
No full textIn 1986 Congress passed the Immigration Reform and Control Act, a piece of legislation which, in an attempt to stem the flood of illegal immigration to the United States, made it illegal for businesses to knowingly hire illegal immigrants. The law also included a provision providing amnesty for illegal immigrants who had been living in the U.S. for at least five years, sparking complaints that the new legislation was in effect rewarding immigrants who broke the law at the expense of those who immigrated legally. In this episode, host Peter Krogh sits down with Alan Nelson, Commissioner of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, to discuss the implications of the new immigration laws, including their effect on American businesses and whether they will be effective in controlling illegal immigration.Examines the implications of the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986
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