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  anderson.pdf - ...en Anderson Papers 1928-1989 43 linear feet Ms. Coll. 75 Am... Ms. Coll. 75 © American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street * Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 Table of contents q q q q q q q q Background note Scope and content Administrative information r Restrictions on use r Preferred citation r Provenance Additional descriptive information r Separated materials Added entries Contact information Collection overview r Series I. Correspondence, 1932-1989 r
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  anderson.pdf - ...Leslie Papers 1905-1981 .4 cu. ft. Processed by Jackie Couture Feb... Jackie Couture, February 2006 Restrictions None. Biographical Sketch Leslie Anderson was born in Lincoln County, KY in 1886. According to his autobiography he worked for a local farmer for a year to save money to send himself to the Stanford Graded and High School in 1906. After six months of study he graduated and took the examination for a Teacher's County Certificate. With that certification granted Anderson was
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  anderson-biography.pdf - ...TCHELL ANDERSON FIRST ASHLEY NATIONAL FOREST SUPERVISOR April 2003 By... VISOR April 2003 By: Cristina Bailey, Tami Merkley, and Byron Loosle One morning I rode out of Colton, Utah, going east and soon met a tall angular fellow coming toward me. I had never seen Nutter but surmised that it was he. I stopped and asked him if he were Mr. Preston Nutter. He answered in the affirmative. I then told him I was the Ranger there and wanted to talk to him. He answered, "Yes, I had heard about yo
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  1931.pdf - ...NO. 1931 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TERRELL TEXAS AMENDING THE TERR... S, AMENDING THE TERRELL CITY CODE CHAPTER 7, SECTION 4, REGULATING ABANDONED AND JUNKED VEHICLES; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL OF CONFLICTING ORDINANCES; DECLARING JUNK VEHICLES A PUBLIC NUISANCE; ABATEMENT OF NUISANCE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY OF A FINE NOT TO EXCEED TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ($200.00) FOR EACH OFFENSE; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE
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  1931essexcommercialmechspecs.p - ...erence Sheet No. 45 - July 1931 Hudson Motor Car Co. Detroit U.... Car Co., Detroit, U. S. A. MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOR ESSEX COMMERCIAL CHASSIS JULY 1931 Make Model No. of cylinders Cylinder arrangement Bore Stroke Rated H P Firing order Hudson Super Six 6 Vertical 2 -3/4" 4-1/2" 18.15 1-5-3-6-2-4 Piston displacement Suspension Type of head Cylinder head Cylinders in block Crankcase Material Oil pan 160.38 4 Point L Detachable 6 Integral Cast iron Pressed steel CAMS
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  1931.pdf - ...ns of the University of Michigan Law School Faculty 1931 Publications... y 1931 Publications 1. Aigler, Ralph W. (1910-1954). Review of Legal Elements of Boundaries and Adjacent Properties, by R. H. Skelton. Mich. L. Rev. 30 (1931): 318­9. 2. ______. Review of Legal Aspects of Commercial Letters of Credit, by H. N. Finkelstein. Mich. L. Rev. 29 (1931): 1114 . 3. ______. Review of Law of Negotiable Instruments, 3rd ed., by J. M. Ogden. Mich. L. Rev. 30 (1931): 166­8. 4. ______. "Decency a
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  1931hudson8mechanicalspec.pdf - ...erence Sheet No. 35 - January 1931 Hudson Motor Car Co. Detroit... tor Car Co., Detroit. U. S. A. REVISED JANUARY, 1931. Mechanical Specifications for Hudson Great Eight, 1931 Models ENGINE Make Model No. of cylinders Cylinder arrangement Bore Stroke Rated H. P. Firing order Hudson Great-Eight 8 Vertical 27/8" 4½" 26.4 1-6-2-5-8-3-7-4 Piston displacement Suspension Type of head Cylinder heads (2) Cylinders cast Crankcase Upper half Oil pan 233.7 4 Point L Detachable En bloc I
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  1931essexmechanicalspecs.pdf - ...erence Sheet No. 34 January 1931 Hudson Motor Car Co. Detroit ... or Car Co., Detroit, U. S. A. REVISED JANUARY, 1931. Mechanical Specifications for Essex Super Six - 1931 Model ENGINE Make Model No. of cylinders Cylinder arrangement Bore Stroke Rated H. P. Firing order Hudson Essex Super Six 6 Vertical 2 7/8" 4 1/2" 19.8 1-5-3-6-2-4 Piston displacement Suspension Type of head Cylinder head Cylinders in block Crankcase Material Oil pan 175.28 4 Point L Detachable 6 Integra
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  1931.pdf - ...NDEX 1931 You can search by clicking on the binoculars on the adobe t... ulars on the adobe toolbar or by Pressing Shift-Control-F Request Form LAST NAME Abakanowicz Abel Abel Abel Abel Abel Abel Abel Abernethy Ace Ace Ace Ache Ache Achenbach Achey Achey Achey Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Ackerman Adams Adams Adams Addison Aicher Aicher Albanese Albanito Albert Albert Albert Albert Albert Alberts Albertson Albright Albright Albright FIRST NAME Kasimer Ali
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  350-1931.pdf - ...AGE KITS 1931 and 1935 for Edelbrock Performer Series Carburetors fo... eries Carburetors for Q-Jet Applications · Please study these instructions carefully before installing your new choke kit. If you have any questions or problems, do not hesitate to contact our Technical Hotline at:1-800-416-8628. CHOKE LINKAGE INSTALLATION Edelbrock choke linkage kits are for use with Performer manifolds. Choke Kit #1931 fits small-block Chevy Performers with divorced choke carbs #1901 & #1902; Chok
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  sur.pdf - ...1992 SUR one of the most important and influential literary and cu... tial literary and cultural magazines published in Latin America in the 20th century, is now available in an easy-to-use electronic format. This product includes: Images of the complete magazine, including covers, photographs and advertisements (50,000 pages) A comprehensive electronic index of 6,300 entries, which corrects mistakes and inconsistencies found in the index published in the magazine and provides access t
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  diedinoffice.pdf - ...s Who Died While in Office compiled by the Legislative Reference Libr... ative Reference Library 10842 Adams, Charles Edward S 1915-1936 (57) Day of Death Notes 10/06 Year of Death 1936 Death Year Certain? He moved to North Dakota with his parents when he was fifteen years old. He moved to Duluth, Minnesota in 1900. He became Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota when William Ignatius Nolan was elected to the United States House of Representatives. He was a member of the Republican
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  1931.pdf - ...entinel 1931 Friday January 2 1931 Marcey EIDSON aged 72 a life l... N, aged 72, a life long resident of Fulton county, died Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock at the Kelley Hospital in Argos, from burns which he received on Christmas Day, Funeral services for the deceased were held from the Grossman Chapel at Argos this afternoon with Rev. Hiley BAKER of Argos in charge. Burial was made in the Reichter Cemetery near Talma. Eidson received his fatal burns when he attempted to kindle a fir
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  george_coe.pdf - ...rn University Archives Evanston Illinois GEORGE A. COE 1862-195... RGE A. COE (1862-1951) PAPERS, 1850-1858, 1904-1974 Series 11/3/20/11 Box 1 Biography George Albert Coe was born in Monroe County, New York, on March 26, 1862, the son of Reverend George W. and Harriet Van Voorhis Coe. He graduated from the University of Rochester with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1884 and a Master of Arts degree in 1888. Coe took both his bachelor of sacred theology (1887) and his Ph.D. (1891) from
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  1931-1940.pdf - ... 1931 Sonido 13 for piccolo horn guitar harp violin and cello by J... iolin and cello by Julián Carrillo (55) is performed for the first time, in Mexico City. January 4, 1931 Piano Variations by Aaron Copland (30) is performed for the first time, by the composer, in the Art Center, New York. January 5, 1931 Two works for acappella chorus, by Benjamin Britten (17) to anonymous words, are performed for the first time, in St. John's Church, Lowestoft: A Hymn to the Virgin and The Sycamore
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  eam_fredkorematsu.pdf - ...4 03-343 IN THE Supreme Court of the United States October Term ... ates October Term, 2003 SHAFIQ RASUL, ET AL., Petitioners, v. GEORGE W. BUSH, ET AL., Respondents. KHALED A. F. AL ODAH, ET AL., Petitioners, v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ET AL., Respondents. ON WRIT OF CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT BRIEF OF AMICUS CURIAE FRED KOREMATSU IN SUPPORT OF PETITIONERS GEOFFREY R. STONE 1111 East 60th Street Chicago, IL 60637 (773) 70
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  george 20hill 20- 20sw1911sc 2 - ... By GEoRGE hIll Smith Wesson SW1911Sc don t normally geek ou... n't normally geek out about a handgun. you see, I work at a gunshop and I see every new gun that comes in and I see all the trade-ins too.. So needless to say, I'm jaded about guns. It takes something special to get me to even raise an eyebrow. A fellow came in with a blue pistol case and said that he had something to trade in. We said, "Sure, no problem. What do you got?" So this guy opens the case and sitting there
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  boulder_photographers.pdf - ...unty Photographers NL Not listed In Boulder City Directory Studio i... y Directory Studio in Boulder unless otherwise noted Photographic Gallery Anderson, E.W. Bass, Lawrence P. 1 (see Hosier & Bass) (1870-1920) 1898 1890-1892 NL 1893-1895 1896 1897 1898 1940s 10/1895-1898 1904 NL 1905-1906 1908-1911 NL 1913-1916 1918 NL 1921-1923 1926-1938 c.1900 5 Carringer, H.E. 12 Chamberlain, 13 Walter A. Clark, D.E. (sic) 14 Clark, D.G. (Dan G.) (1845-) 1875-80? 188? 1899 1896
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  ni 20on 20tio2.pdf - ... CHEMICAL PHYSICS VOLUME 117 NUMBER 10 8 SEPTEMBER 2002 Sint... PTEMBER 2002 Sintering, oxidation, and chemical properties of size-selected nickel clusters on TiO2 ,,110... Masato Aizawa, Sungsik Lee, and Scott L. Andersona) Department of Chemistry, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah 84112 Received 11 March 2002; accepted 12 June 2002 We report a study of Nin /TiO2 samples prepared by size-selected deposition of Nin (n 1,2,5,10,15) on rutile TiO2 (110). The effects
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  touring_trophy2.pdf - ...on Touring Trophy By Tom Gibson In the first decades of the 20th Centu... es of the 20th Century, four automobile endurance tours visited Anderson: The 1909 New York Herald-Atlanta Journal Good Roads Tour; the 1910 Atlanta Journal-New York Herald Good Roads Tour; the 1911 Glidden Tour; and the 1912 U. S. Army Road Test. The 1909 & '10 tours ran from NYC to Atlanta, alternately, the 1911 Glidden ran from NYC to Jacksonville, FL, with the Army Road Test running from Washington, DC to Atlanta
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  carriage_trail_final.pdf - ...nsion Sunrise is a stately 36-room Georgian mansion built in 1905 by ... on built in 1905 by West Virginia's ninth governor, William A. MacCorkle (1857-1930). Located on an expansive 16-acre woodland property on the brow of South Hills, it was considered to be the premier address in the Kanawha Valley in the early 1900s, and the governor intended it from the beginning to be an open and welcoming showplace. Although the Virginia-born MacCorkle was a Democrat who belonged to the Confederate
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  30gonzalez.pdf - ...iary of Ilse D ring WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ALEJANDRO GONZALEZ HER... JANDRO GONZALEZ, HER GRANDSON T he war was finally over. Millions of people were killed and many of those who survived were left alone in the world. Most of them lost everything: their family, their home, their identity. All they thought about was to "get out." And many did. Ships full of immigrants departed from European ports, with people filled with hope, people who believed they could start a new life somew
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  medicaidsection1931.pdf - ...ECTION 1931 Section 1931 of the Social Security Act was established... Act was established as part of the 1996 welfare reform law. Historically, the majority of Medicaid beneficiaries became categorically eligible for the program as a result of their enrollment in Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC). Welfare reform delinked Medicaid and cash assistance and created a new eligibility category which is based on state AFDC eligibility standards in effect on July 16, 1996. Sectio
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  smli_tr-2002-108.pdf - ...ess Control Mechanisms Anne Anderson JavaTM Access Control Mech... Access Control Mechanisms Anne Anderson SMLI TR-2002-108 March 2002 Abstract: Security people are accustomed to asking "What is this person trusted to do?" Java technology started out being concerned primarily with "What is this code trusted to do?" With the rise in distributed Java applications and the use of Java technology in multi-user environments, applications often need to make access control dec
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  0411.pdf - ...ICAN INTEGRATION MONITOR Volume II Issue II November 2004 NAFTA a... mber 2004 NAFTA at 10: Still Weathering the Storm Greg Anderson The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has just passed its tenth anniversary with considerable fanfare on the part of all three NAFTA governments. While the general consensus has been that the NAFTA has been a boon to all three countries, free trade remains a lightning rod for criticism on many fronts, including the 2004 U.S. election campa
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  cj11n1-8.pdf - ...NG AND THE PRIVATE PRODUCTION OF NAVAL POWER Gary M. Anderson and A... ry M. Anderson and Adam Gifford, Jr. The early history shows that, contrary to the belief of many economists, a lighthouse service can be provided by private enterprise. The lighthouses were built, operated, financed, and owned by private individuals. ... We may conclude that economists should not use the lighthouse as an example of a service which could only be provided by the government. --Ronald Coase (1974) I
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  05wb6.pdf - ...nsin Briefs from the Legislative Reference Bureau January 2005 B... u January 2005 Brief 05-6 EXECUTIVE BUDGET BILLS ENACTED BY THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE, 19312003 Wisconsin's biennial state budget sets the financial parameters for virtually all state programs over the twoyear budget cycle to which it applies. The budget covers two fiscal years, and each fiscal year runs from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. The provision for a biennial executive bud get bill was cr
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  shortliq.pdf - ...Y AND INCOMPLETE SHORTING RESTRICTIONS LIQUIDITY AND RETURNS C... TY, AND RETURNS Charles M. Jones Graduate School of Business, Columbia University and New York Stock Exchange This draft: October 9, 2002 First draft: September 10, 2002 JEL Classification: G14 Key words: short sales, securities lending, uptick rule, Great Depression I am grateful to Owen Lamont, Marc Lipson, and members of the New York Stock Exchange research division for helpful comments. I thank Steve Wheel
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  07wb8budget.pdf - ...Briefs from the Legislative Reference Bureau Brief 07-8 October 200... ief 07-8 October 2007 EXECUTIVE BUDGET BILLS ENACTED BY THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE, 19312007 Wisconsin's biennial state budget sets the financial parameters for virtually all state programs over the twoyear budget cycle to which it applies. The budget covers two fiscal years, each running from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. The provision for a biennial executive budget bill was created by Chapter 97, L
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  ade.pdf - ... THE GEORGE ADE PAPERS PURDUE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES ARCHIVES AND SPECI... S ARCHIVES AND SPECIAL COLLECTIONS © Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana Last Revised: July 26, 2007 Compiled By: Joanne Mendes, Archives Assistant TABLE OF CONTENTS Page(s) 1. Descriptive Summary.......................................................4 2. Restrictions on Access......................................................4 3. Related Materials.............................................
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  george_0903.pdf - ...rs 9 martie 2005 George Visan NATO Strategic Concepts From Massi... oncepts: From "Massive Retaliation" to "Flexible Response" The creation in 1949 of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization brought together in time of peace under the same security umbrella the countries of Western Europe, the United States of America and Canada for the purpose of deterring and defending themselves against a possible aggression from the Soviet Union and her satellites in Central and Eastern Europe.
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  1935.pdf - ...AGE KITS 1931 and 1935 for Edelbrock Performer Series Carburetors fo... eries Carburetors for Q-Jet Applications · Please study these instructions carefully before installing your new choke kit. If you have any questions or problems, do not hesitate to contact our Technical Hotline at:1-800-416-8628. CHOKE LINKAGE INSTALLATION Edelbrock choke linkage kits are for use with Performer manifolds. Choke Kit #1931 fits small-block Chevy Performers with divorced choke carbs #1901 & #1902; Chok
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  miscamble.pdf - ...N GEORGE KENNAN GEORGE KENNAN A LIFE IN THE FOREIGN SERVICE ... FOREIGN SERVICE e o rge F. Kennan must surely be n u m b e red among the most notable members of the F o reign Service of the United States. His reputation and significance derive primarily from his service as director of the Policy Planning Staff in the State Department from 1947 to 1949. His role there in formulating the so-called containment doctrine led no less an observer than Henry Kissinger to suggest that
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  anzlhs_e-journal_-_cottle.pdf - ...own Anti-Eviction Riot of 17 June 1931 A Crime of the Propertyless ... of the Propertyless? Dr Drew Cottle* The Bankstown anti-eviction `riot' of 17 June 1931 poses a problem for both law and history. An examination of the event may not solve the problem of what actually occurred. However, it will demonstrate that a riot did not occur and that the police behaviour was hardly exemplary. The law ensured that the accused were arrested, tried and sentenced to prison terms. Were their onl
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  makingoverseaspreparations.pdf - ...NG OVERSEAS PREPARATIONS Sept. 3 1944. ... I am still down in Dixie.... still down in Dixie. Today has been about the hottest it can get before it is hell. Everyone is wringing with perspiration. The sun is setting and I am writing this on our little back porch. Now that the sun is down the gnats are out and do they irk me! Gnats, cockroaches, and ants are the most numerous of insects here, but we are also troubled with flies and mosquitoes. One old timer in this company says he didn't m
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  fea-cottle.pdf - ...Dantzig 1914 2005 Richard Cottle Ellis Johnson and Roger Wets ... n, and Roger Wets The final test of a theory is its capacity to solve the problems which originated it. This work is concerned with the theory and solution of linear inequality systems. . . . The viewpoint of this work is constructive. It reflects the beginning of a theory sufficiently powerful to cope with some of the challenging decision problems upon which it was founded. o says George B. Dantzig in the pref
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  thecentury.pdf - ...NTURY My orders sent me to Company G 2nd Battalion 399th Infantry... lion, 399th Infantry Regiment, 100th ("Century") Division, then at Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, North Carolina. It was March 27, 1944, just past my 19th birthday, and my "Good War" was about to become very much more real, with my assignment to the 3rd squad of the 3rd Platoon, where I eventually became the B.A.R. (Browning Automatic Rifle) man. The 100th Division was activated, at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, in Nove
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  05goptimelline.pdf - ...GEORGE W. BUSH Age Birth date Current Position Career Highlights 5... Career Highlights: 57 July 6, 1946 President of the United States President of the U.S. (2001-present); Governor of Texas (1995-2001); Managing partner of the Texas Rangers baseball team (1989-94); Founder and CEO of an oil and gas exploration company (1975-89); senior advisor to his father's presidential campaign (1988); U.S. House candidate - lost (1978); Texas Air National Guard (1968-73) Yale University, B.A. (19
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  combat-firstblood.pdf - ...ous about and interested in this new environment but we weren t there... but we weren't there as sightseers. That was brought home to us with a jolt one day when we were issued live ammunition and hand grenades, the first we'd seen away from the firing range in training camp. No, we weren't tourists, we were infantry, and for my part, I was suddenly afraid. Fear is the one emotion that I lived with continually from then on whenever I was in combat or it seemed imminent. Back to Bud: "T
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  butz_george_victor.pdf - ...ry Medal Butz Brothers General Store 1949 79th Division 314th Infan... Division 314th Infantry George Victor Butz Private First Class U.S. Army September 1917 ­ May 1919 George was born on 31 January 1895 at home in a log cabin on Krocksville Road in Wescosville, Lower Macungie Township, Pennsylvania. George's Parents were Levi W. Butz (22 September 1853 ­ 3 March 1929) and Callie Romig (8 Aug 1857 ­ 28 Feb 1916). In 1910, the family moved to the nearby Village of East Texas, where
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  robeson 20paul_6a 2012.09.02. - ...and ethnic concerns 1931 After a three-month concert tour of the Sta... cert tour of the States and rehearsals for The Hairy Ape in London, Robeson falls ill with a nervous disorder and is bedridden for a week--the first incarnation of the depressive disorder that will shadow his life. 1932 In a two-month concert tour of the States, Robeson combines Negro spirituals--the songs of slaves--with Russian folksongs--the songs of serfs. A Show Boat revival on Broadway receives hyperbolic
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  biz_mlc_papaioannou3.pdf - ...tion...
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  greatest_chap2b_holland.pdf - ...est of the Greatest Generation Holland September 17 to November 1... ber 17 to November 11, 1944 "Market-Garden" pon returning to Nottingham, half of the 508th PIR men went on furlough, later the other half went. Hq1 men scattered throughout the United Kingdom, some men went to Ireland to visit friends, and some men went to Scotland, and others braved buzz bombs to visit London. On June 6, 1944, the 508th PIR had parachuted 2055 officers and men into Normandy ­ 1161 had become casu
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  george_dalton.pdf - ...rn University Archives Evanston Illinois George Dalton 1926-19... orge Dalton (1926-1991) Papers, 1945-1991 Series 11/3/10/7 Boxes 1-58, including one half-size, one legal, and one legal half-size Biography Economist George Dalton was born in Brooklyn, New York, on August 2, 1926. After serving in the U.S. Navy, 1944-1946, he obtained his B.A. (with highest honors) in economics from Indiana University in 1950 and his M.A., also in economics, from Columbia University in 1951. There
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  macworld_review.pdf - ...ac game news reviews and information please visit Macworld s Game Ro... t Macworld's Game Room. October 14, 2004 Macworld October 2004 Issue The Game Room Space Colony, Total Immersion Racing, Big Bang Chess, Tapwave Zodiac, and More By Peter Cohen IN BRIEF COMPLETE SUMMARY OF EACH PRODUCT BELOW Space Colony Big Bang Chess Price as rated: $30 Best Current Price: $15.25 (via ProductFinder) Total Immersion Racing Price as rated: $45 Price as rated: $50 Price as rat
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  greatest_chap5.pdf - ...est of the Greatest Generation Return to Normandy -- 58 Years Late... ndy -- 58 Years Later April 2002 Chapter V I n 2002, CSM (Retired) Kenneth (Rock) Merritt (Hq1) was invited by the 1-508th Infantry (Airborne Combat Team) to serve as a guide during its visit to the Normandy battlefields. 1-508th is a descendent of the First Battalion 508th PIR WW II. On April 13, 2002, the 1-508 parachuted into the drop zone selected for the D-Day drop and assembly of the WW II 508th PI
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  02rp17.pdf - ...VD D ST YA LM R TO AF M R O FN N II V H C Research Paper No. 17 20... arch Paper No. 17 2001­02 Voters and the Franchise: the Federal Story DEPARTMENT OF THE PARLIAMENTARY LIBRARY ISSN 1328-7478 Copyright Commonwealth of Australia 2002 Except to the extent of the uses permitted under the Copyright Act 1968, no part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means including information storage and retrieval systems, without the pri
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  214-1927 20teafrock 20yardage. - ...7 TEA FROCK YARDAGE REQUIREMENTS AND SIZING . Size Bust Waist Hip... Size Bust Waist Hips Back Waist Length 8 311/2 80 24 61 331/2 85.5 153/4 40 10 321/2 83 25 63.5 341/2 88 16 40.5 12 34 86.5 261/2 67.5 36 91.5 161/4 41 14 36 91.5 28 71 38 96.5 161/2 42 in. cm in. cm in. cm in. cm Note: View A yardages are for fabrics without nap, pile, or one-way design. View B yardages are for fabrics with or without nap, pile, or one-way design. Fabric Width View A 36"/91cm 4
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  collectivization.pdf - ...llectivization George Beers Beers argues that collectivization in the... lectivization in the Soviet Union did not lead to agricultural production but rather to a famine that killed millions and the terror unnecessarily imposed on the Kulaks. From the archive section of The Master and Margarita http://www.masterandmargarita.eu Webmaster Jan Vanhellemont Klein Begijnhof 6 B-3000 Leuven +3216583866 +32475260793 Russian Collectivization The novel, Virgin Soil Upturned, by Mikhail S
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  frankkaufmannexposed.pdf - ...MANN RECONSIDERED TWO SCENARIOS BY KEVIN D. RANDLE AND MARK RODEGHIE... LE AND MARK RODEGHIER Frank Kaufmann, Roswell Witness by Kevin D. Randle We (my former partner Don Schmitt and I) had no inkling Frank Kaufmann was a potential Roswell witness. He was a former executive vice president of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and was well-known in the community. He had been involved in many other business and industrial-development activities throughout his career. Nor was he listed as
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  kecksburgletters.pdf - ...ECKSBURG CONTROVERSY To the editor In Leslie Kean s article about Ke... n's article about Kecksburg ("Forty Years of Secrecy: NASA, the Military, and the 1965 Kecksburg Crash," IUR 30:1), she boasts that in 2003 there were "two exciting developments" which "demolish" the two skeptical explanations: a meteor or a Soviet satellite. The satellite explanation, specifically Cosmos 96, has actually been a central explanation offered by the promoters of a mysterious crash recovery, such as Stan
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  memocal.pdf - ...00 MEMOCAL 2000 Hand Held Calibrator Two-line 1... · · · Two-line 16 Character Back-lit LCD Display Calibration for T/C, RTD, mAdc, mVdc, Vdc & Ohms Reference Accuracy to 0.015% of Range Temperature Drift of 0.1µ V/°C Battery or AC Adapter Operated Built-in Auxiliary Power Supply High & Low Peak Reading Memory 50 Step Ramp, Soak & Step Function Barber-Colman Memocal 2000 The MEMOCAL 2000 is a versatile portable calibrator ideal for both field and laboratory
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  shedd.pdf - ...e of a Man The Life of William Ambrose Shedd Missionary to Persia ... sionary to Persia, by Mary Lewis Shedd, New York: George H. Doran Company, 280 pp., No index. Reviewed by George Yana (Bebla) Doctor William Ambrose Shedd was born January 24, 1865, in the little mountain village of Seir, overlooking the Urmia plain, from missionary parents who had come to devote their lives helping the Assyrian community. His life ended while in the service of this people. He contracted the same di
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  loss-of-b24d-42-40080.pdf - ...STUDIES INSTITUTE Air University United States Air Force Maxwell Air F... Force Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama 36112 USAF HISTORICAL DIVISION RESEARCH REPORT Loss of B-24D, 42-40080 ______________ The following information pertains to the loss of B-24D, 42-40080, 404th Bombardment Squadron, in the Aleutian Islands in June 1943. The historical report prepared by the 404th Squadron for the period January 1941-January 1944 states that the squadron began operating from Amchitka early in June
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  1907 20dr 20george 20w 20hayma - ...lack History Online 1907 biography of Dr. George Washington Hayman ... e Washington Hayman, Little Rock, Arkansas. From: Woods, E. M. Blue Book of Little Rock and Argenta Arkansas. Little Rock: Central Printing Co., 1907, pp. 74-75. Dr. George Washington Hayman, A. M., was born in Columbia County, Arkansas, 1865. His parents, Nelson and Mrs. Sarah Ann Hayman, were slaves. His mother died when he was three months old, leaving the subject almost wholly in the feeble hands of his grandpar
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  nov_dec_1931_toc.pdf - ... institutionen Uppsala universitet The Armenian Genocide 1915 Fro... n Genocide 1915 From a Neutral Small State's Perspective: Sweden by Vahagn Avedian Master Thesis Paper in History Advisors: Lars M. Andersson and Heléne Lööw Examiner: Jan Lindegren Examination Date: May 21, 2008 Abstract Avedian, Vahagn, The Armenian Genocide 1915: From a Neutral Small State's Perspective, Uppsala, 2008 The aim of this study is to find out how the Armenian massacres in the Ottoman Turk
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  sep_oct_1931_toc.pdf - ... institutionen Uppsala universitet The Armenian Genocide 1915 Fro... n Genocide 1915 From a Neutral Small State's Perspective: Sweden by Vahagn Avedian Master Thesis Paper in History Advisors: Lars M. Andersson and Heléne Lööw Examiner: Jan Lindegren Examination Date: May 21, 2008 Abstract Avedian, Vahagn, The Armenian Genocide 1915: From a Neutral Small State's Perspective, Uppsala, 2008 The aim of this study is to find out how the Armenian massacres in the Ottoman Turk
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  calliantha.pdf - ...ies UpdateThe Hosta LibraryORG20070208 W. George Schmid 2007 H.call... chmid 2007 H.calliantha Y. Araki 1942 Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica, Vol. 11, 324 1942. = = Fuji Gibshi History and Nomenclature: Hosta calliantha is one of the enigmatic species published by the Japanese botanist Y. Araki in 1942. I use the term enigmatic because this species is difficult to differentiate from the many other local "types" based on flower morphology alone. Taxonomically, it stands betw
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  rohdeifoliafviridis.pdf - ...ies UpdateThe Hosta LibraryORG20070425 W. George Schmid 2007 H. roh... chmid 2007 H. rohdeifolia Maekawa 1937 J. of Japanese Botany, 13:897 ic. f. 3 1937 (pro parte) H. rhodeifolia f. viridis Maekawa 1940 J. of the Faculty of Science, Sect. 3 Botany, Vol. 5:406-407 1940 = = Omoto Gibshi (Maekawa) = = Aoba Omoto Gibshi (Maekawa) History and Nomenclature: Hosta rohdeifolia was first described by Maekawa (1937) from a yellow-margined plant cultivated in western Japan. Altho
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  takiensis.pdf - ...ies UpdateThe Hosta LibraryORG20061104 W. George Schmid 2006 H. tak... chmid 2006 H. takiensis Araki 1942 Acta Phytotaxonomica et Geobotanica, Vol. 11, 322 1942. = Taki Giboshi History and Nomenclature: In Japan this species is called Taki Giboshi, a name given by Y. Araki in 1942. Araki named several very closely related species during this time and validly published their names, including H. takiensis and H. aequinoctiiantha. Both taxa bloom about the same time in late Septem
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  bio_hummel_raymond_j.pdf - ... Ray HUMMEL Private to First Sergeant Served with distinction in th... th distinction in the Hq1 ­ Battalion Staff Support Section from October 1942 to July 1944, when he was promoted to Hq1 1st Sergeant and served as such until September 1945. Raymond Hummel was a Hq1 "Hell' Half Acre" survivor (See s Chapter II, Combat Operations ­ Normandy). Ray skillfully organized and commanded the critical blocking position established in a Normandy field that the men with Ray named "Hell's Half
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  bio_christen_keith 20h.pdf - ...hristen Private to Technician Fifth Grade Served with distinction ... ed with distinction in the Hq1 Communications Platoon from July 1944 to July 1945. Keith performed an essential function as a low speed radio operator. He applied his skill in the battalion' s combat operations center and contributed significantly to its many successes. Keith served his country, supported a remarkable family and is highly respected in his community. He is a distinguished member of the "Greatest of th
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  bio_shields_robert_d.pdf - ...b D. Shields - Private to Staff Sergeant to Second Lieutenant Served... d Lieutenant Served with distinction in the Hq1 Communications Platoon from February 1943 to November 1945. On April 15, 1945, Bob Shields was commissioned a Second Lieutenant. Bob remained assigned to Hq1 as the Communications Platoon Leader until November 1945 when he returned to the United States for separation. Bob Shields is a distinguished member and an outstanding example of the " Greatest of the Greatest Gen
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  montgome.pdf - ...MONTGOMERY VS.THE MILLERS AND THE 101 RANCH Who Won Who Lost and Who... on, Who Lost and Who Did It GEORGE C. MONTGOMERY George C. Montgomery was born in the hills of West Virginia in 1864. The family moved to Kansas in 1882. He started his law enforcement career as marshal of Rossville, Kansas. He later became a deputy sheriff of Shawnee County (Topeka). In 1892 he entered the secret service of the Santa Fe as a detective. He was one of the best known of his profession in the west. I
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  lutkin_papers.pdf - ...rn University Evanston Illinois PETER CHRISTIAN LUTKIN 1858-193... IAN LUTKIN (1858-1931) PAPERS, 1889-1971 Series 19/1/1 Box 1 Biography Peter Christian Lutkin was born on March 27, 1858 in Thompsonville, Wisconsin. His parents, Peter Christian and Hannah Susanna Define (Olivarius) Lutkin, had emigrated to the United States from Denmark in 1844. They moved to Racine, Wisconsin, a year after Peter was born and then to Chicago when he was five years old. He attended Chicago Public Sc
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  bio_jacoby_arthur_b.pdf - ...Jacoby - Private to Private First Class Served with distinction in th... th distinction in the Hq1 Battalion Intelligence Section (S2) from March 1943 to November 1945. Arthur (Jake) Jacoby was a heroic Hq1 " Hell' Half s Acre" survivor (See Chapter II, Combat Operations ­ Normandy). Arthur Jacoby is a distinguished member of the " Greatest of the Greatest Generation." Arthur (Jake) Jacoby was an outstanding courageous combat soldier but a ne' er-do-well garrison soldier, always pursuing
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  bio_murray_grady_c.pdf - ...urray Private to Private First Class Served with distinction in the ... distinction in the Hq1 Communications Platoon from July 1944 to December 1945 when he transferred to the 504th PIR, 82nd Airborne Division for transportation to the United States, and participation in the New York City WW II Victory Parade. Grady Murray was an outstanding, courageous soldier. Always cheerful and dependable. A very popular member of Hq1. Grady Murray is a distinguished member of the " Greatest of the
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  ae_1931.pdf - ...MERIS for the year 1931 JANUARY 1931 Day T 1 F 2 S 3 S 4 M 5 T 6 W7 T... S 3 S 4 M 5 T 6 W7 T 8 F 9 S 10 S 11 M12 T 13 W14 T 15 F 16 S 17 S 18 M19 T 20 W21 T 22 F 23 S 24 S 25 M26 T 27 W28 T 29 F 30 S 31 Sid.t 6 38 44 6 42 40 6 46 37 6 50 33 6 54 30 6 58 26 7 2 23 7 6 20 7 10 16 7 14 13 7 18 9 7 22 6 7 26 2 7 29 59 7 33 55 7 37 52 7 41 49 7 45 45 7 49 42 7 53 38 7 57 35 8 1 31 8 5 28 8 9 24 9 36'39 23 35 20°R43 28 13 15°R35 16°R14 13 42 11 29 10°37'48 7 1 19 50 28°49 15 24 16 6 13°50 11°3
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  pa_douglass.pdf - ...GLASS JR. AZA PRESIDENT 1950-1951 Audubon Zoo New Orleans Louisiana... w Orleans, Louisiana Conference City ­ Dallas, TX George was born in 1907. Before beginning his zoo career he worked for the New Orleans Sewage and Water Board. George was appointed Superintendent (Director) of the Audubon Park Zoo in 1941. He was well known for the captive breeding of whooping cranes at the zoo, for which he received the George Allen Memorial Award from the International Wild Waterfowl Associatio
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  howell_scrapbook.pdf - ...rn University Archives Evanston Illinois JAMES MAURICE HOWELL 1... ES MAURICE HOWELL (1913-1994) SCRAPBOOK, 1931-1941 Series 31/6/68 1 Volume Biography James Maurice Howell was born in Chicago to Charles Maurice Howell and Harriett Waring Howell on February 8, 1913. His parents were both natives of Ontario, Canada. He attended Northwestern University from 1931 to 1935, when he graduated with a B.A. degree in Classics. While at Northwestern, Howell, who went by the nicknames `Maurie'
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  kennamer.pdf - ...ENT KENNAMER 1874-1955 U.S. DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAM... E DISTRICT OF ALABAMA, 1931-1955 Charles Brent Kennamer was a native of Marshall County, Alabama. He initially read law, finishing in 1903. At that date, he began to practice law in Guntersville, Alabama, afterwards serving as County Solicitor for Marshall County and as Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Norther District of Alabama from 1907 to 1914. He became Special Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District fr
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  pa_vierheller.pdf - ...RHELLER AZA PRESIDENT 1930-1932 Saint Louis Zoo St. Louis Missouri C... t. Louis, Missouri Conference Cities ­ St. Louis, MO Toronto, Ontario, Canada George was born in 1882. He kept animals on his farm in Leasburg, Missouri, and worked as a telegrapher for a brokerage house. His father-in-law was a veterinarian and this introduced a scientific perspective to his natural affinity for animals. George began his zoo career as the Secretary to the St. Louis Zoological Board of Control in
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  2008 20deceased 20ministers.pd - ...sed Ministers Name Frank W. Anderson Wade L. Austin P. Lorene Beltz R... in P. Lorene Beltz Ruby R. Bernard Glenn D. Berry Anthony H. Biddings Fred E. Bird Ray I. Bringham Dwite D. Brown Willie Brown Milton A. Buettner Carl D. Carmoney Donna W. Carney Harold R. Chesterman Mary F. Colbert Scott R. Commins John W. Conley Cecil A. Craig Isham E. Crane Ervin L. Cultice Twillie L. Curry J. Lynn Dack Paul E. Dishman Walter M. Doty William Dreger Kenneth L. Good George R. Harrington Jimmie L. Ha
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  councilhistory.pdf - ...President Charles Hogah Trustees Henry Bachman Frank Christian James T... nk Christian James Tierney Clerk A. Scholz 1910-1917 President Peter Huber Trustees Henry Bachman Frank Christian James Tierney Clerk A. Scholz 1918 President August Cederstrand Trustees G.H. Cummings W.J. Montland Frank Christian Clerk A. Scholz 1919 President F.M. Adelmann Trustees Frank Christian G.H. Cummings W.J. Montland Clerk A. Scholz 1920 President J.P. Irwin Trustees Frank Christian G.H. Cummings C.A. Lynch
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  anderson.pdf - ...Leslie Papers 1905-1981 .4 cu. ft. Processed by Jackie Couture Feb... Jackie Couture, February 2006 Restrictions None. Biographical Sketch Leslie Anderson was born in Lincoln County, KY in 1886. According to his autobiography he worked for a local farmer for a year to save money to send himself to the Stanford Graded and High School in 1906. After six months of study he graduated and took the examination for a Teacher's County Certificate. With that certification granted Anderson was
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  april 202009.pdf - ...STANDARD AND FEDERAL POVERTY LEVEL INCOME GUIDELINES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1... ES EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2009 1931 FAMILY MEDICAID & ALSO QUALIFIED PREGNANT WOMEN AND CHILDREN 1931 NEED STANDARD (OLD AFDC EFF 7/16/96) FAMILY SIZE POVERTY LEVEL ADULTS (PARENT PLUS) 60% POVERTY POVERTY LEVELCHILDREN (RIBICOFF) 100% POVERTY EXPANDED POVERTY LEVEL PREGNANT WOMEN AND CHILDREN 133% POVERTY TRANSITIONAL MEDICAID 185% POVERTY ADULTS 0AD 117 C H I L D R E N 0CH 245 1CH 368 2CH 490 3CH 587 4CH 678 5CH 75
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  boone_history_officials.pdf - ... elected or appointed Boone County Assessors Prior to 1904 it looks l... to 1904, it looks like each precinct had their own Assessor. Thomas King George Tracy Judson Pierce W F Black John Miller H H Funru J A Fleming Fred Watson Rudolph Brandt Frances Berlin Joyce Sock 1904-1907 1908-1911 1912-1915 1916-1919 1920-1921 resigned 1/6/1921 1921-1934 1935--? 1950-1957 1958-1977 1978-1997 1998--present 11/5/1940 a vote as taken to abolish the County Assessor. The vote was 2562 against aboli
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  kraft_funeral.pdf - ...ral Service Founded 1856 Location 47 East Main Street New Albany 1... treet, New Albany (1856­1922); 708 East Spring Street (1922­ ) George Kraft, a French native who had come to the United States in the mid1840s, opened a cabinetmaking and chair-making business in New Albany about five years before the start of the Civil War. Shortly after opening his business he added undertaking to his list of services. In June 1866 he expanded his furniture business by purchasing the interests of A
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  wpurollconts.pdf - ...s of the Women s Peace Union 3 Reel Contents Reel 1 Box 1 Histor... Reel 1 Box 1 History, Minutes, Resolutions, 1922­1930 1. Office System, 1928, and Agreement on Renting Office in 1934 2. History of the Women's Peace Union 3. Minutes, 1922 4. Minutes, 1923 5. Minutes, 1924 6. Minutes, 1925 7. Minutes, 1926 8. Minutes, 1927 9. Minutes, 1928 10. Minutes, 1929 11. Minutes, 1930 Minutes, Press Releases, Form Letters, 1921­1940 1. Minutes, 1931 2. Committee for Total Disarmament 3. Minu
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  1931.pdf - ...ns of the University of Michigan Law School Faculty 1931 Publications... y 1931 Publications 1. Aigler, Ralph W. (1910-1954). Review of Legal Elements of Boundaries and Adjacent Properties, by R. H. Skelton. Mich. L. Rev. 30 (1931): 318­9. 2. ______. Review of Legal Aspects of Commercial Letters of Credit, by H. N. Finkelstein. Mich. L. Rev. 29 (1931): 1114 . 3. ______. Review of Law of Negotiable Instruments, 3rd ed., by J. M. Ogden. Mich. L. Rev. 30 (1931): 166­8. 4. ______. "Decency a
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  officers31-05.pdf - ...MU Meeting Dates Sites Presidents and Secretaries Treasurers from 1... es/Treasurers from 1931-2005 Year 1931 Meeting Site Academy of Natural Science, Philadelphia U.S. National Museum, Washington, D.C. Harvard University Stanford University Buffalo Museum of Science St. Petersburg, Florida University of Michigan University of Havana, Cuba Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia Rockland, Maine World War II - no meetings U.S. National Museum, Wash
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  alltime_abrams_brovarney.pdf - ...-TIME ROSTER This list is comprised of players who have been on the G... o have been on the Giants' game-day active roster for at least one game. It does not mean they actually played in a game, but only that they were on the active roster on the day of game, even if they were inactive for that particular game. It also includes players who were on injured reserve and the physically unable to perform list and did not appear in a game. A Abrams, Bobby ..........(LB) Michigan ..........1
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  13.pdf - ...II The Assembly Inn Annex In 1931 the annex to the old Montreat Ho... the old Montreat Hotel burned. This building had been used for the purpose of housing the help employed to operate the Hotel in the summer. The colored people were in the lower part and the white waitresses were in the upper part of this building with no connections between the upper and lower floors. It was a loss of approximately $5,000 over and above the insurance carried on the building. The loss of this buildin
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  guilkey_herider.pdf - ...Herider Mortuary Founded 1890 Location 44 West Ninth Street Anderso... inth Street, Anderson (1890­ ); 1024 Main Street; 1324­1326 Main Street (1905­51); 504 West Ninth Street (1951­ ) Samuel Clayton "Clayte" Sells and his brothers, originally from Ohio, passed through Anderson on their way to buy a street railway in Marion. Evidently they liked what they saw in Anderson, for when the railway deal fell through, the family moved to the city in 1889. Their father, John W. Sells, establish
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  1991_stats.pdf - ...STATISTICS 1925-1999 THE 1991 NEW YORK GIANTS HEAD COACH - RAY HAND... EAD COACH - RAY HANDLEY Team Statistics Total First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty 3rd Down: Made/Att 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down: Made/Att 4th Down Pct. Possession Avg. Total Net Yards Avg. Per Game Total Plays Avg. Per Play Net Yards Rushing Avg. Per Game Total Rushes Net Yards Passing Avg. Per Game Sacked/Yards Lost Gross Yards Att./Completions Completion Pct. Had Intercepted Punts/Average Net Punting Avg. Penalties/Ya
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  murder 20at 20the 20u 20ranch. - ...SPIRACY AT THE U RANCH By Tom Kollenborn c 2002 Recently I read o... Recently I read on the Internet about a local cattle family's ranch being used to hatch a murder conspiracy. The conspiracy supposedly included Abe Reid, George "Brownie" Holmes, Milton Rose, Jack Keenan and Leroy Purnell. The ranch was the Quarter Circle U in Pinal County and the man to be murdered was Adolph Ruth, a Washington, D.C., gold hunter. The year was 1931 and the story goes something like this. Adolph R
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  p48.pdf - ...S LYCOMING COLLEGE MAGAZINE FALL 01 I N M E M O R I A M i... M E M O R I A M is survived by his wife, Jean (Hoover) '54 and a son. Word has been received of the passing of Walter C. DeGenring, Jr. on August 8, 2000. There are no known survivors. 1927 Gladys Long McKay Fraser died June 6, 2001 at Burke Health Care Center in Burke, VA. She is survived by two daughters. Services were held on May 12, 2001 at St. David's Church in Florida, for Carl H. Thaler. He is surviv
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  1989_stats.pdf - ...STATISTICS 1925-1999 THE 1989 NEW YORK GIANTS HEAD COACH - BILL PAR... EAD COACH - BILL PARCELLS Team Statistics Total First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty 3rd Down: Made/Att 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down: Made/Att 4th Down Pct. Possession Avg. Total Net Yards Avg. Per Game Total Plays Avg. Per Play Net Yards Rushing Avg. Per Game Total Rushes Net Yards Passing Avg. Per Game Sacked/Yards Lost Gross Yards Att./Completions Completion Pct. Had Intercepted Punts/Average Net Punting Avg. Penalties/
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  hist_stw.pdf - ...ate Officers Party designations R Republican D Democrat S.R. ... (D) Democrat; (S.R.) Silver Republican; (P) Populist Governors Territorial Government (1863-1890) Name Wallace, William H. Lyon, Caleb Ballard, David M. Bard, Samuel Marston, Gilman Connor, Alexander H. Bowen, Thomas M. Bennett, Thomas W. Thompson, David P. Brayman, Mason Hoyt, John P. Neil, John B. Irwin, John N. Bunn, William M. Stevenson, Edward A. Shoup, George L. Appointed 03/10/1863 02/26/1864 04/10/1866 0
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  legacy 20of 20adolph 20ruth.pd - ...ADOLPH RUTH by Tom Kollenborn c 2001 While spending time recuperatin... ing time recuperating in a San Diego hospital in 1919, Adolph Ruth, a Washington D.C. veterinarian and treasure hunter, began to study the other maps he had received from his son. There, within the assortment of old papers and maps from Mexico, Ruth found what later became known as the Peralta-Ruth map. This map guided Adolph Ruth to Arizona in the late Spring of 1931. Adolph Ruth now planned to search for the Peralt
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  caldwell_moser_leather.pdf - ...oser Leather Company Founded 1878 Location 272 278 East Eighth Stree... 78 East Eighth Street, New Albany (1878­1914); 802­814 East Eighth Street (same as previous address); Silver Street, south of Pennsylvania Railroad; 232 Silver Street (1914­ ) George Moser immigrated to the United States from Germany as a teenager in the late 1860s. He settled in New Albany, where his elder brother ran a tailoring business, and learned the tanner's trade under August Barth, who had established Barth'
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  10770752.pdf - ...e Papers 1920-1934 1936 International Institute of Social History... te of Social History Cruquiusweg 31 1019 AT Amsterdam The Netherlands Last modified: 8 January 2007 http://www.iisg.nl/archives/pdf/10770752.pdf © IISH Amsterdam 2009 Paul Szende Papers 1920-1934 (1936) Table of contents Paul Szende Papers.......................................................................................................................... 3 Biography.......................................
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  1988_stats.pdf - ...STATISTICS 1925-1999 THE 1988 NEW YORK GIANTS HEAD COACH - BILL PAR... EAD COACH - BILL PARCELLS Team Statistics Total First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty 3rd Down: Made/Att 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down: Made/Att 4th Down Pct. Possession Avg. Total Net Yards Avg. Per Game Total Plays Avg. Per Play Net Yards Rushing Avg. Per Game Total Rushes Net Yards Passing Avg. Per Game Sacked/Yards Lost Gross Yards Att./Completions Completion Pct. Had Intercepted Punts/Average Net Punting Avg. Penalties/
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  1986_stats.pdf - ...STATISTICS 1925-1999 THE 1986 NEW YORK GIANTS HEAD COACH - BILL PAR... EAD COACH - BILL PARCELLS Team Statistics Total First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty 3rd Down: Made/Att 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down: Made/Att 4th Down Pct. Possession Avg. Total Net Yards Avg. Per Game Total Plays Avg. Per Play Net Yards Rushing Avg. Per Game Total Rushes Net Yards Passing Avg. Per Game Sacked/Yards Lost Gross Yards Att./Completions Completion Pct. Had Intercepted Punts/Average Net Punting Avg. Penalties/
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