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Father Paul C. Reinert, SJ
No full textFather Paul C. Reinert, SJ, in his tenth year as president of the University. (c. 1958
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Invitation to a Paul C. Moreno Appreciation Party
No full textPaul C. Moreno, State Representative, writes to Dr. Hector P. Garcia sending an invitation to an appreciation party held in his honor. A brief history of his experience in state Legislature and his support of the Mexican American people
Finding Aid for Paul C. Nelson Personal Papers, 1933-1934
No full textPaul C. Nelson (1887-1947) was born in Hundborg, Denmark, and came to America in 1912, settling in Racine, Wisconsin. He followed the carpentry trade and became foreperson of the cabinet making department in a Racine factory. In 1915, he was
appointed instructor of carpentry and woodworking in the Racine Vocational School where he remained until coming to Stout. Nelson received his BS degree in woodworking at Stout in 1933 and his MS degree in industrial arts at Iowa State College in 1934.
Nelson served as a faculty member at Stout from 1926 to 1947, when he died of a heart attack in March of 1947. Nelson taught many phases of carpentry and woodworking at Stout and is regarded as a pioneer in developing the visual education department at Stout. He served as the chair of the Stout Housing Committee and helped to find housing for returning WWII veterans.This collection includes research and writings from Stout faculty member Paul C. Nelson
Carta del Dr. Paul C. Zamecnik a Leloir
No full textCarta del Dr. Zamecnik demostrando su apoyo por el ofrecimiento del Dr. Dean Clark a Leloir. El Dr. Paul Zamecnik fue profesor en Harvard y científico del MGH, pionero en el campo de la Biología Molecular.original mecanografiadaFil: Zamecnik, Paul C..1 página en papelLFL-PE. Correspondencia GeneralUnidad documental simplenul
[Letter from Paul C. Witt to T. N. Carswell - April 4, 1942]
No full textA letter written to Mr. T. N. Carswell, Abilene, Texas, from Paul C. Witt, PH. D., Abilene Christian College, Abilene, Texas, dated April 4, 1942. Witt advises that there is no course but the effects of alcohol are included in several courses
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