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South Second Street, Monterrey Terrace and Renton Hill, view looking southeast, Renton, ca. 1955
No full textTaken from the Renton High School tower (room 403), early 1950s, looking toward Renton Hill (R.) and what is now Monterey Terrace (L). Spots are negative deterioration [Renton Historical Society note].
James Arthur Young also known as: J. Arthur Young, James A. Young, and J.A. Young
James Renton: Anti-Semitism and Islamophobia are Dynamic Phenomena
No full textDr James Renton is Reader in History at Edge Hill University, UK,and co-editor, with Ben Gidley, of Antisemitismand Islamophobia: A Shared Story?, which is forthcoming withPalgrave Macmillan
Square Deal Grocery exterior showing James Martin outside a window display, Renton, ca. 1925
No full textJames Martin was the owner of the Square Deal Grocery in Renton [Renton Historical Society note].
Other images of Square Deal Grocery include: Renton image serial numbers 3014, 3016.
Handwritten on verso: Jim Martin before 1928
Renton Volunteer Fire Department personnel, Renton, ca. 1908
No full textPeople in image, left to right: Dave Reese, Archie Adams, Roy Pratt, Arthur Jones, Dave Williams, George Cottrell, Alex White, Dave Beerman, Henry McKnight, George Vow, Ed Ditlevsen, Robert Wood, Lloyd Pratt, Lou Cross, Max Thorne, Peter Johnson, Chief James Flynn, Joe Wood, Dick Wood.
Location in Renton: South Third Street between Main and Wells Avenues South.
[Renton Historical Society notes.
Renton High School production cast of 'Tulip Time' on stage, Renton, 1931-1932
No full textTulip Time was presented at Renton High School. Rainier Paretti was the lead and Johanna Arps was the director [Renton Historical Society note].
Handwritten on verso: Tulip Time (Operetta), Renton High School, 1931-32.
Front Row: 1 Bob Edwards, 2 Minnie, 3 Rainier Peretti, 4 Director Miss J. Arps (Storey), 5 Art Hillikes, 6 Elma Custer, 7 Donovan James; Second Row: 1 Lenora Lee, 2 Doris Clarke, 3-6 Unidentified, 7 Pete Baffaro, 8 Zelima Gigli, 9 Viola Cross, 10 Willie DeLaurenti, 11-14 Unidentified, 15 Art Jorgenson, 16 Alma Richards, 17 [Unidentified], 18 Mildred Edwards, 19-23 [Unidentified]; Back Row: 1 Joe Paglis, 2 Chet Jorgenson, 3 Smith, 4 Jim Leathley.
Printed on duplicate image: Printed on image: Photo by Roy M. Peak, Seattle.
Renton Historical Society has a 35 mm negative of the original print on file
Renton High School production cast of 'The Patsy' on stage, Renton, 1930
No full textPhotographer's reference number printed on image: P01070.
Handwritten on verso: Senior Class Play, 'The Patsy,' Dec. 5, 1930, Renton, Wash. Ena Parutto, Tony Buffaro, J. Arps (Director), Art Jorgenson, Eino Muhonen, Bernece Edwards, Charles Lamsek, Bernice Thornton; seated: Bill James, Dorothy Wolske.
Stamped on verso: Roy M Peak Photography, 412 Nat'l Bank of Commerce Bldg., Seattle, Wash. Main 8585
Square Deal Grocery interior, Renton, ca. 1925
No full textOther images of Square Deal Grocery include: Renton image serial numbers 2741, 3016 [Cataloger's note].
Signs and labels inside store in image include: Ask for Martin's Best Flour. Sold Here. Every Sack Guaranteed.
From Yours Truly Biscuit Company, Seattle.
MacLaren's Pimento Cheese.
Ry-krisp.
Prunes 4 lbs 25 cents.
Peaches 30 cents can.
Nippin.
Franco-American Spaghetti.
Double Action Sunbrite Cleanser, 1 Cleans Scours, 2 Sweetens Purifies.
S&W Large Hominy.
S&W Spinach.
Hominy 15 cents can.
Pure Milk. Carnation...
Lorna Doone Shortbread.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes.
Handwritten on verso: Grandpa Mitchell.
Note filed with image: Person to extreme left is David Mitchell, brother-in-law to James Martin, owner of Square Deal Grocery. All others unknown to me. James Martin (far right in white apron) married Rachel Mae Mitchell of Black Diamond, Washington. They had sons James (my father) and David. James Martin died in 1929 and 'Mae' Martin sold the store not long after. They are at Greenwood Cemetery, Renton [--David Martin]
Square Deal Grocery exterior, Renton, ca. 1925
No full textOther images of Square Deal Grocery include: Renton image serial numbers 2741, 3014 [cataloger's note].
Note filed with image: Front view of the store. All individuals unknown to me. The store was owned by James Martin.
Signs on store in image include: Square Deal Grocery.
Fisher's Blend Flour Here, Wed and Thurs of This Week.
Welcome Home 91st.
Chew Copenhagen
Renton High School Student Board of Control outside the school, Renton, ca. 1930
No full textHandwritten on verso: Student Board of Control R.H.S., about 1930.
Front Row: 1 Art Jorgenson, 2 Unidentified, 3 Elma Custer, 4 Unidentified, 5 Enis Camerini, 6 Olga Postichek, 7 Unidentified, 8 Ena Parutto, 9-11 Unidentified; Second Row: 1 Perry Mitchell (Teacher), 2 Dean Bennett, 3 Charles Camerini, 4 Gordon Adderson, 5 Chester Jorgenson, 6 Bill Rowe, 7 Mr. Gellerman (Principal), 8 Jim Natucco, 9 Donovan James, 10 Willie DeLaurenti, 11 Forrest Crook, 12 Dusalina Cavaletto (Teacher); Third Row: 1 Jim Rosa, 2 Elmer Pistoresi, 3 Elmer Hendrickson.
Renton Historical Society has a 35 mm negative of the original print on file
Antisemitism and Islamophobia in Europe : a shared story?
No full textThis is the first book to examine the relationship between European antisemitism and Islamophobia from the Crusades until the twenty-first century in the principal flashpoints of the two racisms. With case studies ranging from the Balkans to the UK, the contributors take the debate away from politicised polemics about whether or not Muslims are the new Jews. Much previous scholarship and public discussion has focused on comparing European ideas about Jews and Judaism in the past with contemporary attitudes towards Muslims and Islam. This volume rejects this approach. Instead, it interrogates how the dynamic relationship between antisemitism and Islamophobia has evolved over time and space. The result is the uncovering of a previously unknown story in which European ideas about Jews and Muslims were indeed connected, but were also ripped apart. Religion, empire, nation-building, and war, all played their part in the complex evolution of this relationship. As well as a study of prejudice, this book also opens up a new area of inquiry: how Muslims, Jews, and others have responded to these historically connected racisms. The volume brings together leading scholars in the emerging field of antisemitism-Islamophobia studies who work in a diverse range of disciplines: anthropology, history, sociology, critical theory, and literature. Together, they help us to understand a Europe in which Jews and Arabs were once called Semites, and today are widely thought to be on two different sides of the War on Terror.Introduction.- PART I: CHRISTENDOM.- 1. Ethnic and Religious Categories in the Treatment of Jews and Muslims in the Crusader States by Andrew Jotischky, Lancaster University, UK.- 2. Uniting Judeophobia and Iatrophobia: Medicine and the Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory in the Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World by Francois Soyer, University of Southampton, UK.- PART II: EMPIRE.- 3. Fear and Loathing in the Russian Empire by Robert Crews, Stanford University, US.- 4. The End of the Semites by James Renton, EUI & Edge Hill University, UK.- PART III: DIVERGENCE.- 5. The Case of Circumcision: Diaspora Judaism as a Model for Islam? by Sandor L. Gilman, Emory University, US.- 6. Is Islamophobia Equivalent to Racism or Antisemitism? The View from the Balkans by Marko Attila Hoare, Kingston University, UK.- 7. Anti-Semitism and its Critics by Gil Anidjar, Columbia University, US.- PART IV: RESPONSE.- 8. Struggles against Antisemitism and Islamophobia in France: Understanding Divergences and Convergences by Daniel Gordon, Edge Hill University, UK.- 9. The Price of an Entrance Ticket to Western Society: Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Heinrich Heine and the Double Standard of Emancipation by David Wertheim, Menasseh Ben Israel Institute, The Netherlands.- 10. The Impact of Antisemitism and Islamophobia on Jewish-Muslim Relations in the UK by Yulia Egorova, Durham University, UK and Fiaz Ahmed, Durham University, UK
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