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A. Roy Lavik correspondence with Raymond B. Witt, 1969 March 17
No full textOffice memorandum from attorney A. Roy Lavik to Raymond B. Witt reviewing recent court decisions regarding the affirmative responsibility of school boards in dismantling segregation
A. Roy Lavik correspondence with Raymond B. Witt, 1969 March 17
No full textOffice memorandum from attorney A. Roy Lavik to Raymond B. Witt reviewing recent court decisions regarding the affirmative responsibility of school boards in dismantling segregation
Raymond B. Witt correspondence with A. Roy Lavik, 1969 January 7
No full textOffice memorandum from Raymond B. Witt to A. Roy Lavik requesting a review of Supreme Court cases related to the affirmative responsibilities of school boards in desegregatio
Raymond B. Witt correspondence with A. Roy Lavik, 1969 January 7
No full textOffice memorandum from Raymond B. Witt to A. Roy Lavik requesting a review of Supreme Court cases related to the affirmative responsibilities of school boards in desegregatio
The Roy B. Fisher, D.O. Collection
No full textFinding aid for the Roy B. Fisher, D.O. CollectionRoy Benjamin Fisher, D.O. (1910-1998), was a prominent physician in Fort Worth, Texas and one of founders of the Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital (later the Osteopathic Medical Center of Texas). The hospital grew from a large house on Summit Avenue to a 265 medical center on Montgomery Street with 13 clinics around Tarrant County and became the main teaching hospital for the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.The Roy B. Fisher, D.O. Collection consists of memorabilia, newspaper clippings, and photographs collected by Dr. Fisher during his years at Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery and the early years of his medical practice. The collection was donated to the library by Mrs. Roy B. Fisher (Peggy) shortly after Dr. Fisher's death in 1998
Letter from Porter B. Rudolf, Jr., Berdorg, Luxembourg, to Mother, Chicago, Illinois, April 17, 1919
No full textThis item is from the Porter B. Rudolph, Jr. and Roy P. Rudolph letters. These brothers were soldiers who served in World War I
Letter from Porter B. Rudolf, Jr., Berdorg, Luxembourg, to Mother, Chicago, Illinois, March 31, 1919
No full textThis item is from the Porter B. Rudolph, Jr. and Roy P. Rudolph letters. These brothers were soldiers who served in World War I
Letter from Porter B. Rudolf, Jr. to Mother, Chicago, Illinois, May 24, 1919
No full textThis item is from the Porter B. Rudolph, Jr. and Roy P. Rudolph letters. These brothers were soldiers who served in World War I
Letter from Porter B. Rudolf, Jr. to Mother, Chicago, Illinois, May 31, 1919
No full textThis item is from the Porter B. Rudolph, Jr. and Roy P. Rudolph letters. These brothers were soldiers who served in World War I
Letter from Roy P. Rudolf to Mother, Chicago, Illinois, October 17, 1918
No full textThis item is from the Porter B. Rudolph, Jr. and Roy P. Rudolph letters. These brothers were soldiers who served in World War I
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