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[Letter from J. L. Turner, Jr. to Bernadine Turner - August 3, 1949]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Jr., to his sister, Bernadine Turner, discussing an individual named "A..face" and ridiculing accounts of her recent antics. He discusses going up as far as Chicago to visit, and reminds her that their father, J. L. Turner, Sr., is aware of a request for money Bernadine made to him
[Letters from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Minnie L. Turner - 1936 and 1937]
No full textTwo letters from J. L. Turner, Sr., to his daughter, Minnie L. Turner, the first from December 1936, and the second from November 1937. The first discusses a book recommendation she made to him and fur coats and rain shoes sent to her. He also makes mention of Minnie's brother, J. L. Turner, Jr., and his progress in law school. The second discusses Minnie's train trip to Dallas, with J. L. Turner, Jr. meeting with her in St. Louis
Turner Notice of Adopted Amendment (2012-01-03)
No full text8 pp. Adopted 2012-01-03. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted AmendmentThe Turner City Council adopted Ordinance No.: 11-102 to amend the Turner Comprehensive Plan. W 'h these amendments, the Cuy completed new residential population, housing and land need analysis, as well as, commercial and industrial land need analysis with economic analysis and policy development The City also referenced the Land Use Developmeni Code (LUDC) and Comprehensive Plan to review areas that were affected by the analysis.
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Bernadine Turner - August 11, 1941]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner to his daughter Bernadine Turner discussing Bernadine's trip from New York to Dallas. He discusses travel fares and routes, and asks for updates along her stops in Chicago. He also discusses Bernadine's admission to college
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Minnie L. Turner - November 8, 1937]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to her daughter, Minnie L. Turner, asking for the state of her health and discussing a talk he had with his son, J. L. Turner, Jr., about law. He states his planned attempt to phone Minnie, but also states that he relented on account of Minnie's sister, Bernadine, having reservations about the privacy of the phone line. He provides updates for an individual named Albertine and a drive in the country he had
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Bernadine Turner - June 16, 1942]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Sr., to his son, Bernadine Turner, discussing Bernadine's accommodations near her school in New York City. He asks Bernadine to be considerate of the future, including government jobs that may not exist after World War II is over, and provides updates over weather at home and friends in California
An Interview with Henry Turner
No full textAn Interview with Henry Turner: Author of The Corporate Commonwealth: Pluralism and Political Fictions in England, 1516-1651 by Jeffrey Gonzalez. This interview considers the shifting relationship between sovereigns, economics, and corporations and reviewsTurner’s analysis of the corporate unconscious in his “Corporate Ego” article. The interview asks what it might mean to reclaim the idea of corporateness for egalitarian, community-minded purposes
Quilt by Wanda R. Roos Turner
No full textImage of quilt created in 1935 by Wanda R. Roos Turner. Also includes questionnaires describing the quilt completed by Wanda Turner as part of the Utah Quilt Guild\u27s documentation days held from 1988-1994. Quilter made quilts for pleasure and out of necessity; this one was the second quilt that she made in 193
Turner Contemporary: art inspiring change. social value report (15/16)
No full textThis study focuses on the social value created by Turner Contemporary. The research and analysis was undertaken by the COaST research group at Canterbury Christ Church University on behalf of Turner Contemporary. The methods used are based upon SROI (Social Return on Investment) principles, and set out to measure social value created relative to the value of the resources invested.
Data was collected using a range of methods including interviews with key personnel and outside stakeholders, focus groups, workshops, observation, surveys and desk research.
The report analyses and calculates the social value created by Turner Contemporary during the gallery’s April 2015–March 2016 financial year. The report is intended to be used in the gallery’s strategic planning by helping the organisation understand where its activities achieve the most social value in relation to its investments, and to manage future return in its business planning. It will also be used as an advocacy document to report to stakeholders, and to support applications for sponsorship, resources and funding
Major William I. Turner: Bradenton's Developer and First Postmaster
No full textMrs. Gussie Turner talks about Major William I. Turner, her husband's grandfather, who was an early developer and postmaster in Bradenton
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