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    [Handwritten report by J. C. Watson concerning the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald #2]

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    Handwritten report by J. C. Watson regarding officer's duties and witness to the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby. Watson describes his duties, actions, and observations during the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from City Hall to the County Jail

    [Handwritten report by J. C. Watson concerning the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald #1]

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    Handwritten report by J. C. Watson regarding officer's duties and witness to the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald by Jack Ruby. Watson describes his duties, actions, and observations during the transfer of Lee Harvey Oswald from City Hall to the County Jail

    Bermudagrass and Zoysiagrass experimental plots established 7 weeks earlier Toro Research Center, Minnesota, 1953

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    View of mostly dirt plot with some bermudagrass growth -- zoysia also established 7 weeks earlier. At the Toro Research Center in Minnesota, 1953.Photographer uncertain"Bermuda-Zoysia Nursery Estab. 15 Jun 53 Note growth bermuda T. R. C. 8-6-53 Eval. of warm season test of equip. on these grasses Jim Watson"Image taken on Kodachrome.Semicool humi

    Interview with Earnest C. Watson

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    An interview in January 1969 with Earnest C. Watson, retired dean of the faculty emeritus and emeritus professor of physics. Dr. Watson arrived at Caltech in 1919 after graduate work with R. A. Millikan at the University of Chicago and two years of military service in World War I. He immediately supervised the design and construction of the Norman Bridge Laboratory of Physics and thereafter became chief assistant to Dr. Millikan when the latter arrived as Caltech’s first head (chairman of the Executive Council) in 1921. Watson became dean of the faculty in 1946 and held that position through 1959, when he retired. In January 1960 he left Caltech for India, as scientific attaché to the U.S. Embassy there. In this interview, he reminisces about his relationship with Millikan and with Arthur Amos Noyes, the development of Caltech in the institute’s early years, and Millikan’s carte-blanche from the Board of Trustees. He comments on the campus mood during the Depression era; the rise of Communist-leaning discussion groups; and the persecution of aeronautical engineer Hsue-shen Tsien in the McCarthy era. He recalls Einstein’s visits to Caltech in the 1930s and the Millikans’ careful supervision of his contacts. He comments on industrial funding for Caltech, on the collapse of the Arthur H. Fleming trust at the outset of the Depression, and on his close relationship with trustees William C. McDuffie and James R. Page. He concludes by discussing his own role in developing and running the institute

    Hole #11 approach and green at the Indian Creek Country Club, Florida, 1953, with Red Lawerence speaking with C. C. Shaw

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    On fairway view of the bermudagrass cover approaching the 11th green, in background with bunkering and palms around. C. C. Shaw and Red Lawrence on the left next to vehicle, partially shown.Photographer uncertain"#11 Grn - Indian Creek - Gene Tift Bermuda Red Lawerence CC Shaw 4-17-53 Note approach"Image taken on Kodachrome.Golf coursesWarm tropica

    United States vs James B. Watson, 1844-1847

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    Letters and deposition relating to the case of Unites States vs James B. Watson. Records include 8 letters from James B. Watson to his mother, C. Watson, and sister, Marie A. Watson, dated June 28, July 21, August 25, November 10, and December 15, 1844, March 30, 1845, November 1, 1846, and April 4, 1847; letter from James Watson to William P. Preston, September 1, 1844; letter from Francis N. Fleming to Preston, September 13, 1844; letter from Miss Watson to Preston, November 6, 1844; 2 letters from C. Watson to Preston, April 22 and October 30, 1845; letter from Marie A. Watson to Preston, July 5, 1845; letter written in French from Stephanie Watson to C. Watson, September 5, 1844 with letter from C. Fleming to Preston on reverse side, September 30, 1844; copy of depositions of Alexander and Christiana Britton, August 17, 1844; draft of letter to President James K. Polk from Preston, October 19, 1847

    Oral History Interview with Roy C. Watson

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    Roy Watson, Army, Infantry-Transportation Corps. Korea & WWII. Pacific, Korea (1952), Okinawa, Northern Solomons, Luzon. Combat Infantry badge.https://vc.bridgew.edu/vhp_stories/1014/thumbnail.jp

    Letter from Dr. C. J. Watson to Dean Robert Howard regarding the Department of Medicine and the Medical School, July 15, 1966

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    Watson, C. J.. (1966). Letter from Dr. C. J. Watson to Dean Robert Howard regarding the Department of Medicine and the Medical School, July 15, 1966. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/49856

    Superintendent Bob Williams on the turf nursery at the Beverly Country Club, Chicago, in 1955

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    Golf Course Superintendent Bob Williams stooping on the large turf nursery at the Beverly Country Club, Chicago, in 1955. The nursery included Merion Kentucky bluegrass, C-15 (Toronto) creeping bentgrass, and zoysia. Spiffy blue vehicle in the background.Photographer uncertain"Nursery - Merion, C-15, Zoysia Beverly C. C. 9/12/55"Image taken on Kodachrome.Golf coursesSemicool humi

    Hole No. 7, and beyond, at Lehigh Valley Country Club, Pennsylvania, in 1954

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    View of the 7th hole, and beyond, at the Lehigh Valley Country Club, Pennsylvania, in 1954, showing the Par 3 green from across the river.Photographer uncertain"No. 7 - Lehigh Valley C. C. Emmons, Pa. Note Traps in Background"Image taken on Kodachrome.Golf coursesHumid transitiona
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