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A-CG circa 1911-1917
Ch-F circa 1911-1917
G-L circa 1911-1917
M-Rn circa 1911-1917
Ro-V circa 1911-1917
W-Z; miscellaneous circa 1911-1917
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SUBSERIES 3.1 NAME FILES circa 1911-1957
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Aldrich, William T.
Arizona Times and Friends and Loans
Arlett, Arthur
Baillieu, Clive, Sir
Bajpai, Girja, Sir
Bancroft, Philip
Bank of America, N.T. and S.A.
Barton, Bruce
Baruch, Bernard M.
Bishop, Roy
Blyth, Charles R.
Borah, William E., Senator
Boyle, Harry
Brandeis, Louis D., Justice
Buckley, George and Patrick
Burgess, W. Randolph
Bush-James, Richard
Butler, Nicholas Murray, Dr.
Casey, Michael and Joseph M.
Cates, Dudley
Chambers, John S.
Churchill, Winston, Sir
Coblentz, Edmond D.
Coke, James L., Hon.
Coleman, Thomas J.
Conant, James B., Dr.
Coolidge, Calvin, President
Crocker, W. H. and W. W.
Denman, William, Judge
Donovan, William J., Col.
Eliot, Pres. of Harvard & Brosnahan, Rev. Timothy, S. J.
Eshleman, John M.
Farley, James A., Hon.
Giannini, A. P. and L. M.
Harris, L. W. and family
Head, Alice M.
Hearst, William Randolph
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Heney, Francis J & Ben
Henshaw, Frederick W., Hon.
Hichborn, Franklin 1928-1935
Hichborn, Franklin 1935-1944
Hichborn, Franklin 1945-1958
Hoover, Herbert
Hoover, J. Edgar
Howard, Roy W.
Ingram, W. A.
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Ingram, W. A. and Jonas H.
Jackling, Daniel C. and Virginia
Jackson, Will C. and Patti
Johnson, Hiram 1912-1923
Johnson, Hiram 1924-1945
Johnson, Hiram Campaigns
1914 Campaign
1916 Republican Presidential Primary
1920 Campaign for President
1922 Campaign, re-election to Senate
1923-1924 Campaign for President
1934 Campaign, re-election to Senate (Costello's file)
1934 Campaign, re-election to Senate
1940 Campaign, re-election to Senate
Johnson, Louis
Kelland, Clarence B.
Knowland, Joseph R. & Senator William F.
Kuchel, Thomas H., Senator
LaGorce, John Oliver
Lapham, Roger D., Mayor
Lawrence, David
Lawrence, Ernest and John
Lee, Russel V., Dr.
Linder, Clarence R.
Lissner, Meyer
Luce, Edgar A.
MacArthur, Douglas, General
McClatchy, C. K.
McCormick, Robert R., Col.
McEnerney, Garret W.
Martin, John Stuart
Meigs, Merrill C.
Merrill, Charles E.
Millberry, Guy S., Dr.
Miller, Nathan, Governor
Miller, Thomas W., Col.
Mitchell, Charles E.
Moffitt, Herbert C., Dr.
Moore, Alexander P.
Moore, Joseph A.
Mundell, William "Doc"
National City Bank, N. Y. 1933-1936
National City Bank, N. Y. 1937-1942
Nehru, Jawaharlal
Nelles, Fred C.
Neylan, John Francis
Featured articles
Personal letters received
Bar examination
Resignation from State Board of Control
Resignation from State Council of Defense
Aircraft Production Board
Appointment to Board of Regents, University of California 1928
Clubs, election to & resignation from
Appointment to Board, National City Bank 1933
Oglethorpe University
Woodside Staff Dinners
Resignation from Board of Regents, University of California
Nixon, Richard M.
Norris, Kathleen & Charles G.
National Rifle Association (N. R. A.)
Oakland Bay Bridge
Older, Fremont
Older, Fremont
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Olwell, Lee
Perkins, James H.
Radin, Max, Professor
Rentschler, Gordon, George & Mary
Ripley, Joseph P.
Rockefeller, Nelson & Winthrop
Rockefeller, Nelson
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Roosevelt, Franklin D.
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Roosevelt, Franklin D.
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Roosevelt, Nicholas
Roosevelt, Theodore, Colonel
Roosevelt, Theodore
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San Francisco Chronicle
Schmulowitz, Nat
Stone, Harlan F., Chief Justice
Stuart, Harry L. and Charles B.
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, Mrs.
Surto, Oscar and Alfred
Swope, Herbert B. & Gerard
Swope, Herbert B.
Swope, Hebert B.
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Tobin, Richard M., Hon.
Tressider, Donald, Dr.
Tyler, John F., Judge
Vandenberg, Arthur H., Senator
SUBSERIES 3.2 SUBJECT FILES circa 1911-1957
Alien Labor
Agnew State Hospital
Board of Control and its budget
Board of Control - correspondence
University of California
Cananea Expedition (Bisbee Mine) Mexico
Encyclopedia Britannica
Fish and Game Commission
Graft - general file
Hughes Incident
Immigration and Housing Commission
Industrial Accident Commission
Industrial Welfare - Bureau of Labor Statistics (Katherine Edson)
Investigations - State Board of Control
Investigations - State Veterans Home
Japanese Peace Conference 1919
Johnson, Hiram, Governor - administration
Johnson, Hiram - campaigns
Lapham, Roger D. - Mayoralty campaign 1943 October
Medocino Hospital
Mental Hospital - Napa
Mothers Pension Committee
Neylan, John Francis - personal
Neylan, John Francis - articles
Penal Institutions - general
Prohibition - general
Republication Conference
Requests for State Jobs
State Advertising Requests & Publicity
State Aid for Children
State Board of Education
State Building Funds - Supreme Court Move & Additional Stenos
State Civil Service
State Board of Health
State Highways and Roads
State Insurance - compensation 1915
State Politics, etc.
Strike of 1934
United States Supreme Court - proposed changes by President Franklin D. Roosevelt
War Debts of Europe
World War II
SUBSERIES 3.3 CLIPPINGS circa 1911-1957
Agriculture - Livestock
Bids and Awarding of State Contracts
Board of Education and Teachers Retirement Fund
Board of Equalization and New Accounting System - State & County
Bull Moose Party - Chicago 1912
Coblentz, Edmond D.
Conservation - Water, Land, Trees
Direct Primary - photostats (Call) 1909
Election Results 1910, 1912, 1920
Flannery - McCarthy - Abbott Expose 1910
Fowler, Robert G. (Sierra Flight) 1911
"The Governor's Budget" 1952
Hearst, William Randolph
Heney, Francis J.
Hoover, Herbert
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Hughes, Charles Evans
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Johnson, Hiram
Jordan Fees - Motor Vehicle Division
Liberty Bonds 1917
Neylan, John Francis
Old Poodle Dog Raid
Older-Henshaw Episode
Optometrists - Graft
Other Public Officials - campaign 1914
Panama Pacific Exposition & State Fair
Phelan, Senator James 1920
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Roosevelt, Franklin D.
San Francisco Call and Post-Enquirer
Smith, Lou Etta - attempted murder of 1910
Social Insurance Commission
State Audit
State Banking Department
State Board of Harbor Commissioners
State Legislation
Stephens - John Francis Neylan - Naftzger
Stephens - John Francis Neylan - State Council of Defense Regisnation
Tax Editorials, etc.
Wilson, Woodrow, President 1919
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Unsorted clippings
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Research material 1956-1960
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1924-May 1926
June 1926-1934
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Air Power League
Allied Arts Guild
American Bar Association - Special Committee on the Bill of Rights
American Bar Association - Special Committee on the Bill of Rights
Barnekow, Raven E.
Barry, John D.
Bohemian Club - Special Book Exhibit Night 1950
Cappelletti, Louis A.
Colorado River Controversy
Commonwealth Club of California
Golfing Tournaments
Hetch Hetchy
Hollywood Night Life (Jimmie Tarantino)
Honolulu Advertiser 1932
Industrial Association of San Francisco
International Longshoremen's Strike 1934
Jappe, James L. E.
Johnson, Hiram - Cleland book
Ku Klux Klan (KKK) 1922
Labor - miscellaneous
Late Watch
MacBride, Sean
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer - movie "San Francisco"
Moving Picture File
Newcomen Society of New England
Newspapers of the United States
Pilot Commission - San Francisco
Pacific States Savings and Loan
San Francisco - Birthday luncheon
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco Opera Association
Santa Barbara Mission
Seton Hall
Shearman & Sterling
Sokolsky, George E. 1940 October 1
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United Nations Peace Conference
Water and Power Bill 1922
World War II
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Miscellaneous correspondence and letters to editors of various newspapers 1932-1954
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Subject files
Correspondence regarding his pamphlets
Reference materials
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American History - Harvard 1935-1938
American History - University of California, Berkeley 1938
Form letter to educational institutions 1941
Stanford History Fund 1942-1946
New York Times Survey 1942
Washington Birthday Anniversary Celebration 1943
Stanford University Fund 1947-1953
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Phelan, James D., Senator 1920
Woolwine, Thomas Lee - campaign for Governor of California 1922
Katz-Shannon campaign for office of public administrator, San Francisco 1929
Presidential campaign 1936
Johnson, Hiram, Senator 1940
Presidential campaign 1940
Presidential campaign 1940
Campaign to get greater representation for the West in executive and judicial branches of federal government 1942
Warren, Earl campaign for governor of California 1942
Presidential campaign 1944
Johnson, Hiriam W. III - candidate for United States congressman 1948
Presidential campaign 1952
Opposition to Governor Earl Warren's budget 1953
Presidential campaign 1956
Lee, J. Bracken, Governor (Utah) - tax revolt rally 1957
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America First, Inc. 1934
American League Against Communism 1937
Anti-Communist Bulletin (Industrial Association of San Francisco) 1937-1938
American Civil Libertirs Union - Bulletin 1940-1945
Committee for Constitutional Government 1942-1943
Reader's Digest article "American Internationalism," by William Hard 1943-1944
Life - America and the Future 1943
America's Town Meeting of the Air 1945
Robnett, George W. 1946-1954
American Institute of International Information 1946
Marshall Plan 1947
Freedom Train 1948
Age of the Americas 1948
Communism 1948-1950
Plain Talk - Alger Hiss trial 1949
Freedoms Foundation, Inc. 1949-1950
Crusade for Freedom 1950
The American Party 1951
Freedom's Foundation 1951
Donner, Robert correspondence 1951-1952
Committee for Constitutional Government 1953
Ten Million Americans for Justice (Senator Joseph R. McCarthy) 1954
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Correspondence 1920-1927
Legal documents
Notes and miscellaneous papers
Pamphlets, clippings, etc.
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Legal documents
Legal documents
Legal documents
Transcripts of testimony
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Before the Federal Radio Commission, Washington, D.C., in the matter of the application of the Examiner Printing Co. et alii for radio construction permits. John F. Neylan, John D. Costello, attorneys for applicants. Volume I: Brief; Volume II: Exhibits 1927
Black, Winifred (Sweet) "How Little Jim Helped the Children." From "The Inside Story" by Annie Laurie, the Examiner. (typed carbon copy) 1924 August 4
Lenin, Vladimir Il'ich - photocopy of letter to Armand Hammer 1922 November 3
Older, Cora Miranda (Baggerly) - manuscript of play, "Eliza Made Him President"
Neylan, John Francis notes and pamphlets on assembling and operation model train sets.
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Clippings from Bay Area newspapers concerning a PT&T proposed rate increase 1927-1928
Clippings from Honolulu and San Francisco newspapers concerning instances of alleged pro- and anti- German activities 1917-1918
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Pamphlets and bulletins
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Miscellaneous books and publications
Newspapers and clippings
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Minutes 1928-1929
Minutes January - October 1930
Minutes November 1930 - April 1931
Minutes May - October 1931
Minutes November 1931 - May 1932
Minutes June - December 1932
Minutes January - September 1933
Minutes October 1933 - May 1934
Minutes June - December 1934
Minutes January - September 1935
Minutes October 1935 - June 1936
Minutes July 1936 - March 1937
Minutes April - December 1937
Minutes 1938
Minutes January - September 1939
Minutes October 1939 - July 1940
Minutes August 1940 - March 1941
Minutes April - December 1941
Minutes January - September 1942
Minutes October 1942 - June 1943
Minutes July - December 1943
Minutes January - August 1944
Minutes September 1944 - May 1945
Minutes June - December 1945
Minutes January - June 1946
Minutes July - December 1946
Minutes January - June 1947
Minutes July - December 1947
Minutes January - June 1948
Minutes July - October 1948
Minutes November 1948 - May 1949
Minutes June - September 1949
Minutes October 1949 - January 1950
Minutes February - June 1950
Minutes July - November 1950
Minutes December 1950 - April 1951
Minutes May - August 1951
Minutes September - November 1951
Minutes December 1951 - March 1952
Minutes April - June 1952
Minutes July - September 1952
Minutes October 1952 - January 1953
Minutes February - June 1953
Minutes July - December 1953
Minutes January - June 1954
Minutes July - December 1954
Minutes January - June 1955
Minutes July - December 1955
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1928 - February 26, 1933
February 27, 1933 - June 1, 1940
June 2, 1940 - 1945
African Expedition 1946-1949
Airport at Davis
Alameda Property
Appointments to Board of Regents
Attorney's Fees
Audit Committee
Bank Deposit Issue
Bay Area Educational Television Association
Blake, Moffitt & Town Account
Brown, Frank - SFA Matter
Budget Matters 1948-1950
Budget Matters 1951-1956
Campbell, Vera, Mrs.
Coffman, L. Dale, Dean
Committee on Administrative Reorganization
Committee on Committees
Compulsory ROTC
Creation of Professorships
Defense Savings Committee
Dental Research
Evans Library Purchase
Grounds and Buildings
Higher Education
Honorary Degrees
Installation of Chancellors
Insurance - Proof of Loss
Johnson, Walter Perry, Trust
Legislative Matters
Lick Fund - Trustee
Los Angeles Campus
McEnerney, Garret - Estate
Medical Education
Medical School and Office Building on San Francisco Campus
Otto, Carl, Professor - appointment of
Pauley - Television California
Pension System
Personnel and Appointments
Phillips, Wendell
President's Retirement Allowance
Proposed 25th Anniversary for President
Regents - Faculty Relations - Special Committee
Retirement Allowance for Emeriti
Retirement Fund
Rosenshine, Albert
Safe Deposit Box Transactions
Salisbury, Lord - Tobin
Santa Barbara Campus
Special Committees
Special Committee on Alumni Organization
Special Committee on Building Problems
Sproul Broadside
Standing orders and correspondence
Storke - Pettit Controversy
Student Fees
Student Health Service Cost
Transfer from University Retirement System to State Pension Fund
Veterinary Buildings
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Atomic Bomb
Atomic Energy - Special Committee
Fire at Radiation Laboratory
Lilienthal and Straus Correspondence
Committee on the Los Alamos Project - minutes
Patent Assignment
Radiation Laboratory - Loyalty Hearings
Neylan, John Francis - correspondence regarding signature to University documents
Neylan, John Francis - correspondence regarding signature to University documents
Miscellaneous articles, pamphlets, etc.
Report of investigation on fire in Building 8 on April 23, 1950 at Radiation Laboratory
AEC Reports
Loyalty Hearings - reports
Clippings, articles, etc.
Reports, magazines, clippings, etc.
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Correspondence received following John Francis Neylan statement to press 1950
Correspondence received following John Francis Neylan statement to press 1950
Acknowledgments and outgoing correspondence following John Francis Neylan statement to press
Loyalty oath correspondence 1950-1951
Loyalty oath correspondence 1951-1952
Loyalty oath - Communism 1946-1950
Fox, Irving David 1949
Newspaper clippings 1949-1953
Academic Senate (Detailed proposals) 1949-1950
Myers, Earl H. 1949-1950
Editorials 1950
New York Times editorial 1950 June 26
Forms of alternatives, appointment letters, etc. 1950
Dr. Hildebrand's request for transfer minutes 1950 May 26
Prosser speech and Heller circulation 1950
Dr. Stewart - "The Year of the Oath" 1950
Giannini, L. M. resignation 1950
Saturday Review of Literature attack 1950
President Lynn White issue 1950
Statements to the press 1950
List of non-signers 1950-1953
Commonwealth Club speech 1951
Burns-Senate Fact Finding Committee 1951
AAUP report 1952
Daily Californian publication 1952
Look magazine article 1952
Creel, George 1953
Winkler, Harold 1953-1954
Rogers, Frederick Rand correspondence
Correspondence 1959
Pertinent miscellaneous documents
Tolman et al. v. Underhill et al.
Kelly et al. v. Regents
Chronology of oath controversy 1949-1953
Notebook with copies of documents and clippings 1949-1950
Notebook of pamphlets and magazines
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University of California advisory committee and faculty, meetings with
Extracts from minutes, resolutions and other data
Notebook with copies of letters, issues of Faculty Bulletin, minutes of meetings of Academic Senate and of Regents, etc.
Notebook of documents relating primarily to Tolman et al. v. Underhill
File of material relating to Committee on Privilege and Tenure
Two notebooks of material relating to non-signers
Notebook of pertinent data for Special Committee of Regents to consider demands as set forth in Mr. Weigel's letters
Newspaper and magazine clippings
Copy of Sixth Report: Un-American Activities in California 1951 (Report of the Senate Fact-Finding Committee, California Legislature)
Miscellaneous reports, publications, etc.
Material relating to the Department of Slavic Studies
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Budget 1929/1930-1953/1954
Budget 1954/1955-1956/1957
Annual Budget Requests 1948/1949-1953/1954
Biennial Budget Requests for maintenance and operation 1933/1935-1945/1947
Miscellaneous Budget data
Reports of the Comptroller 1928/1929-1938/1939
Financial reports 1939/1940-1953/1954
Personnel roster 1953/1954-1955/1956
By-Laws and Standing Orders of the Regents
Audit reports
Controller's reports
Miscellaneous publications
Miscellaneous publications
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Correspondence 1938-1944
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Albany Evening Union
American Newspapers, Inc.
American Newsprint Co. - American Paper Co.
American Weekly - Feature Syndicate News Service
Anglo Loan
Associated Press
Atlanta Constitution
Bank of America - Hearst Stocks and Bonds
Bank of America - Loans
British Propeties
Candaleria Mining Company
Cannon, James, Bishop
Cerro de Pasco Stock
Chicago Financing 1930
Chicago Evening American
Chicago Times
Circulation Contests
Clark, Austin
Clark, Edward H.
Coast Publishers' Supply Co.
Communism and Fascism
Consolidated Tax Return
Cosmopolitan Book Corporation
Cosmopolitan Finance Corporation
Cosmopolitan Productions, Inc.
Cosmopolitan Theatre
Credit Agreement
Davis, Rose
Detroit Times
Directorates, stock certificates, waivers, proxies, etc.
Dividend declarations
Douras, Marion
Editorials, policy, general
Employees' Relations, contracts, etc.
Finances, general & economics
Fireman's Fund Stock
Golden Gate Finance Company
Grand Canyon Property
Hagelberg, F. E.
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Harriman National Bank
Hearst Publications General
Hearst Consolidated Publications "Your Group" letters
Hearst Consolidated Publications - Star Holding Corporation
Hearst Consolidated Publications - Registration
Hearst Consolidated Publications - Stock held by Art Dealers
Hearst Consolidated Publications - Employees' Purchase Plan
Hearst Consolidated Publications - Litigation
Hearst Consolidated Publications - miscellaneous
Hearst Corporation, general
Hearst Bonds, general
Hearst Metrotone News
Hearst Books sent out by John Francis Neylan
Hearst Books
Hearst Books
Hearst Estate, Inc.
Hearst Tax Matters
Hearst Ranch - Forest Reserve
Hearst Ranch - Insurance on Buildings
Hearst Ranch - Condemnation Suit
Hearst, Blanche
Hearst, George
Hearst, George Fund
Hearst, George Fund - Income Tax
Hearst, George New York Real Estate
Hearst, Millicent
Hearst, Millicent
Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. & John Hearst
Hearst, William Randolph
Account First National Bank Los Angeles and with LA Examiner
Biography 1934
Circular Letters
Expulsion from France
Gnesa, Mabel H. - Susan V. Marsh
Guaranties & endorsements
Income & other personal taxes
Powers of Attorney
Promissory Note - Anglo & London, Paris
Special Account - Anglo California National Bank
Star Co. Stock, Proposed Trust
Trust Agreement regarding Star Holding Stock
Withdrawals and obligations
Hearst Family - personal
Hudson Manhattan Ry. Stock
Ingram, W. A. - reports
Intercompany accounts
International Magazine Co.
Kennedy, Joseph
Konta, Geoffrey - general
Labor, general
Labor Confidential reports
Land Contracts
Land Holdings - general
Legal Representation, miscellaneous
Liquor advertising
L.A. Examiner
L.A. Express
McClatchy Newspapers
McCloud River Land Co.
Meek & Accounting Office
Milwaukee Papers
Mining properties
Minutes of Operating Board
Morgan, Julia
Munsey notes
National Accounts
NLRB - miscellaneous
Naval Treaty 1936
New Examiner Building
New York American
New York Journal
New York Mirror
New York Real Estate
Newspaper and Magazine Paper Corp.
Newpapermen's Guild
Newsprint Contract - Eastern
Neylan, John Francis - personal regarding Institution
Neylan, John Francis - personal relationship and retainer
Neylan, John Francis - Hearst Consolidated Publications Stock
Oakland Post-Examiner
Oakland Times
Omaha Bee-News
Palermo Land & Water Co.
Piedmont Land & Cattle Co.
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph - Pitt Publishing Co.
Port Alberni Property
Portland Telegraph
Real Estate & Development Co.
Reilly, Alphose case
Robb, Gene
Rochester News Corporation
Safe deposit boxes
Salary reductions
San Antonio Light
San Antonio & San Miguel Missions
San Francisco Bulletin
San Francisco Call
San Francisco Examiner
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Union Record
Shopping News
Southern Pacific Bonds
Stanley, Samuel
Sunical Packing Co.
Swinnerton, James
Tarpey, A. B.
Taxation - general
Telephone Rate case
Tidewater Associated Oil Stock
United States and World Affairs
Voting Trust Agreement
Washington Post
Waste Paper
Western Union Press Rate
Wells Fargo
White, T. J.
Woods, E. G.
Miscellaneous papers
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Adams, James Truslow, 1878-1949
Ainsworth, Charles F.
Alameda Co., Calif. Public Defender
Aldrich, William Truman, 1880-
Alexander, Wallace McKinney, 1869-1939
Allen, Edward O.
Allied Arts Guild
American Bar Association
American Bar Association. Special Committee on the Bill of Rights
American Civil Liberties Union
American Historical Association
American Institute of International Information
American League for the Defense of Jewish Rights, Inc. San Francisco Branch
American Legion
American Liberty League
Ames, Alden
Anderson, Alden, 1867-
Anderson, George P.
Anderson, John M.
Anderson, John Zuinglius, 1904-
Anderson, Melville Best, 1851-1933
Angell, Homer Daniel, 1875-
Angellotti, Frank M. 1861-1932
Anti-"30-Thursday" Council of San Mateo County
Arlett, Arthur, 1875-1921
Armsby, Edwin Raymond
Armsby, Leonora Wood
Associated Charities of San Francisco
Atherton, Frank Cooke, 1877-
Avey, William Albert, 1873-
Aylesworth, Merlin Hall, 1886-1952
Bacigalupi, James Augustus, 1882-
Baggerly, Hyland L.
Bailey, Cleveland Monroe, 1886-
Baillieu, Sir Clive
Bajpai, Sir Girja
Baldwin, Hugh J.
Baldwin, Roger Nash, 1884-
Ball, Joseph Hurst, 1905-
Bancroft, Anne
Bancroft, Paul
Bancroft, Philip, 1881-
Bank of Italy. San Francisco
Bar Association of San Francisco
Bardin, James A.
Barham, Frank Forrest, 1879-
Barkell, Robert S.
Barnet, Frank
Barrows, David Prescott, 1873-
Barry, John Daniel, 1866-1942
Bartlett, Louis, 1872-1960
Barton, Bruce, 1886-
Baruch, Bernard Mannes, 1870-
Beardsley, Charles Alexander, 1882-
Bechdolt, Frederick Ritchie, 1874-1950
Beck, Dave
Bell, Charles Jasper, 1885-
Bender, Albert Maurice, 1866-1941
Benedict, Henry Stanley, 1878-1930
Benson, Frank Henry, 1873-
Bentley, Charles Harvey, 1869-1922
Bentley, Robert Irving, 1864-1932
Berlin, Richard E.
Bickel, Karl August, 1882-
Billington, Ray Allen, 1903-
Bishop, Roy N.
Black, Winifred (Sweet), 1869-1936
Blaettler, Rudolph
Blair, Floyd G.
Bloch, Louis
Bloodgood, Freeman Henry
Bloom, Sol, 1870-
Blyth, Charles R. 1883-
Boalt, Grace Lenforth
Boettiger, John, 1900-
Bohemian Club, San Francisco
Bohnett, L. D.
Bordwell, Walter, 1855-1926
Boren, Lyle H. 1909-
Bourquin, M. Mitchell
Boyd, Thomas P.
Boyle, Thomas F.
Boynton, Albert E. 1875-
Brady, Matthew, 1876-
Brady, William Cage, 1887-
Breed, Arthur Hastings, 1865-1953
Brewster, Ralph Owen, 1888-
Brisbane, Arthur, 1864-1936
Bromfield, J. D.
Brouillet, Arthur W.
Brown, Adelaide
Brown, Arthur, 1874-
Brown, Thomas P.
Brown, Warren
Brundige, Harley W.
Bryant, Carrie Parsons
Buckley, George D.
Bull, Ralph W.
Burgess, Warren Randolph, 1889-
Burkhardt, Wilbur Neil, 1889-
Burnham, R. W.
Butler, Nicholas Murray, 1862-1947
Cabaniss, George Henry, 1861-1934
Caen, Herbert Eugene, 1916-
California. Attorney General's Office
California. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
California. Civil Service Commission
California. Commission of Immigration and Housing
California. Controller's Dept.
California. Dept. of Education
California. Dept. of Public Works
California. Fish and Game Commission
California. Industrial Accident Commission
California. Industrial Welfare Commission
California. Railroad Commission
California. State Board of Education
California. State Board of Health
California. State Board of Prison Directors
California. State Chamber of Commerce
California. State Hospital, Agnew
California. State Hospital, Napa
California. State Superintendent of Weights and Measures
California. University. (Includes President, Board of Regents, Office of the Comptroller)
California. University, Berkeley
California Alumni Association
California Commission for the Reform of Criminal Procedure
California Crusaders
California Outlook
California Republican Assembly
California State Colored Republican League
California State Federation of Labor
California State Tax Association
Californians Inc.
Calkins, John U.
Callahan, James E.
Cameron, George Toland, 1873-1955
Campbell, J. B.
Campbell, Kemper B., 1881-
Campbell, William Wallace, 1862-1938
Cantwell, John Joseph, 1874-
Capper, Arthur, 1865-1951
Carlin, Keith
Carnahan, Herschel L., 1879-1941
Carr, Ralph L., 1887-
Carr, Sterling Douglas, 1876-
Carrington, Richard A.
Carstens & Earles, Inc., S. F.
Carter, Amon Giles, 1879-1955
Carter, Jesse Washington, 1888-1959
Carvalho, Solomon Solis, 1856-
Cary, Guy, 1879-1950
Case, Francis Higbee, 1896-
Casey, Joseph M.
Cates, Dudley
Central California Republicans
Chadbourne, William Merriam, 1879-
Chamberlain, Selah
Chambers, John Sheerer, 1867-1923
Chandler, Dorothy (Buffum)
Chandler, Norman, 1899-
Chapel, Charles Edward
Chapin, William Wallace, 1874-1957
Chenoweth, Lawrence E.
Chenoweth, Walter William 1880-
Chickering, Allen Lawrence, 1877-
Child, Richard Washburn, 1881-1935
Christopher, George, 1907-
Church League of America. National Laymen's Council
Citizens' Wright Act Repeal Association, San Francisco
Clark, Edward Hardy, 1864-1945
Clark, Grenville, 1882-
Clark, Mark Wayne, 1896-
Clarke, Ernest Perley, 1859-1933
Clarke, Robert M.
Clay, Lucius DuBignon, 1897-
Cleary, William F.
Cleland, Robert Glass, 1885-
Coblentz, Edmond David, 1882-1959
Cochran, George Ira, 1863-1949
Coffee, John Main, 1897-
Coffee, Rudolph Isaac, 1878-
Coghlan, John P., 1876-
Cohn, Alfred A.
Coke, James L., 1875-
Colby, Bainbridge, 1869-
Cole, W. Russell
Columbiamerican Syndicate
Committee for Constitutional Government
Committee for the Repeal of the Criminal Syndicalism Law, San Francisco
Commonwealth Club of California
Conant, James Bryant, 1893-
Conaty, Thomas James, 1847-1915
Conlan, James Gerald, 1879-
Conley, Peter D.
Coolidge, Calvin, Pres. of U.S., 1872-1933
Cooper, Kent, 1880-
Costello, John D., 1894-
Cotton, Aylett R. 1874-
Cowles, Gardner, 1903-
Cowles, Paul
Coy, Owen Cochran, 1884-1952
Crail, Joe, 1877-1938
Creel, Alice (May) Rosseter, d. 1948
Creel, George, 1876-1953
Cremin, James M.
Crocker, Templeton, 1884-1948
Crocker, William Henry, 1861-1937
Crocker, William Willard, 1893-
Crosby, Francis H., 1878-
Crosby, Sumner, 1878-
Crothers, George Edward, 1870-1957
Crowley, D. O.
Crowther, Samuel
Crum, Bartley Cavanaugh
Crusade for Freedom of the National Committee for a Free Europe, Inc.
Cuddy, John
Cullinan, Eustace, 1876-
Cunningham, Paul Harvey, 1890-1961
Cushing, Charles S., d. 1946
Cushing, Oscar K., 1865-1948
Cutler, Leland Whitman, 1885-
Daniels, Mark Ray, 1881-
Daugherty, Harry Micajah, 1860-1941
Davenport, Frederick Morgan, 1866-1956
Davenport, Russell Wheeler, 1899-
Davies, Ralph Kenneth, 1897-
Davis, James John, 1873-1947
Davis, John Francis, 1859-1930
Davis, William N., Jr.
de Bretteville, Charles
De Ligne, Augustus A.
Del Monte Properties Company
Democratic Party. California. Solano Co. Central Committee
Democratic Party. California. State Central Committee
De Motte, Marshall, 1862-
Denman, Leslie (Van Ness), 1867-1959
Denman, William, 1872-1959
Dennett, Lewis Lincoln, 1867-
Deutsch, Monroe Emanuel, 1879-1955
Dewey, Thomas Edmund, 1902-
De Witt, John Lessene, 1880-
De Witt, Robert Hewitt, 1869-
De Young, Michael Harry, 1849-1925
Dibblee, Benjamin Harrison, 1876-
Dickson, Edward Augustus, 1879-
Dill, Marshall
Dill, Marshall, Jr.
Dillingham, Walter Francis, 1875-
Dobie, Charles Caldwell, 1881-1943
Doherty, Frank P.
Dohrmann, Fred, 1873-1936
Dollar, Robert, 1844-1932
Dollar, Robert Stanley
Donner, Robert
Donovan, William Joseph, 1883-
Dooling, Maurice T. 1889-
Dover, Elmer, 1873-1940
Downey, Sheridan, 1884-1961
Doyle, Richard Eugene, 1909?-
Dreyfus, Carl
Drum, John Sylvester, 1872-
Drury, Aubrey
Dudley, Thomas Horace, 1870-
Duffy, Dennis M.
Duffy, James Buckley, 1876-
Dunne, Frank H. 1862-1941
Dunne, Peter Francis, 1860-1933
Dunne, William Joseph, 1897-
Dwyer, John Joseph, 1861-
Dykstra, Clarence Addison, 1883-
Eames, Alfred W. 1886-
Earl, Guy Chaffee, 1861-1935
Eastland, Thomas B.
Eastman, Samuel P.
Edgerton, Edwin O.
Edmonds, Douglas Lyman
Edson, Katherine (Philips), 1870-1933
Edwards, George Porter, 1878-1941
Edwards, Lawrence, 1887-
Ehrlich, Jacob Wilbur, 1897-
Ehrlich, Philip S.
Ehrman, Sidney Myer, 1873-
Eickhoff, Henry, 1856-
Eisenhower, Dwight David, 1890-
Elliott, John B., 1878-
Elliott, Stewart P.
Ellis, Clyde Taylor, 1908-
Encell, Harry Albert, 1880-
Englebright, Harry Lane, 1884-1943
Erskine, Herbert W.
Esberg, Milton Herman, 1875-1939
Eshleman, Elizabeth (Mrs. John Eschleman)
Eshleman, John Morton, 1876-1916
Evans, Herbert McLean, 1882-
Fairless, Benjamin F., 1890-
Falk, Adrien Joseph
Farley, James A. 1888-
Fay, Charles William, 1869-1938?
Fay, Maude (Mrs. Powers Symington), 1883-
Fay, Paul B.
Fay, Philip Joseph
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Felton, Katherine C.
Fernald, Reginald Goodwin, 1880-
Fickert, Charles Marron, 1873-1938
Finn, Thomas F., 1873-
Fischer, Will H., 1875-
Fish, Howard J.
Fisher, Godfrey A.
Fisk, James K.
Fitzpatrick, John Francis, 1889-
Fitzpatrick, Timothy I., 1876-
Fleishhacker, Bella (Gerstle)
Fleishhacker, Herbert, 1872-
Fletcher, Austin Bradstreet, 1872-1928
Fletcher, Edward, 1872-1955
Flint, Frank Putnam, 1862-1929
Flint, William Read 1869-
Ford, Leland Merritt, 1893-
Fowler, William Henry Begbie, 1877-
Francis, G. M.
Frankenheimer, Sam
Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-
Franklin, Walter Scott
Free, Arthur Monroe, 1879-
Freedoms Foundation Inc.
French, Will J., 1871-
Friedlander, J. M.
Funsten, Benjamin Reed, 1887-
Gallagher, Andrew J., 1878-
Gallagher, Buell Gordon, 1904-
Gallwey, John, 1863-
Gannett, Frank Ernest, 1876-
Garland, William May, 1866-1948
Garrison, Lloyd Kirkham, 1897-
Garrison, Maynard
Gates, Lee Channing, 1856-
Gayley, Charles Mills, 1858-1932
Gearhart, Bertrand Wesley, 1890-1955
Gearhart, William Edgar, 1887-
Geary, Joseph J.
Gerard, James Watson, 1867-
Gerberding, Elizabeth (Sears), 1857-
Gerdes, Frederick Carsten, 1880-
Gest, Morris, 1881-
Giannini, Amadeo Peter, 1870-1949
Giannini, Lawrence Mario, 1894-1952
Gibson, Harvey Dow, 1882-
Gillette, Guy Mark, 1879-
Girvin, Robert E.
Gleeson, Edgar
Gleeson, Richard A., 1861-1945
Golden, John, 1874-1955
Golden, Joseph M.
Gough, Emile Jefferson, 1889-
Gould, Alan J.
Gould, Leslie
Grady, Henry Francis, 1882-1957
Graham, Philip L.
Graham, Thomas Francis, 1867-
Grant, Edwin E.
Grant, Joseph Donohoe, 1858-
Graupner, Adolphus Earhart, 1875-1947
Green, William, 1873-1952
Greenebaum, Alfred
Greenslade, John Wills, 1880-
Griffin, Thomas F.
Griffiths, Farnham Pond, 1884-1958
Grunsky, Carl Ewald, 1855-1934
Guck, Homer, 1878-1949
Guild, Bart
Gutterson, Henry Higby, 1884-1954
Gwinn, Joseph Marr, 1870-
Hale, Marshal, 1866-1945
Hale, Reuben Brooks, 1869-
Hall, Charles Joseph, 1866-
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Hamilton, Edward H.
Hamilton, William B.
Hanna, Edward Joseph, 1860-1944
Hanson, Elisha, 1888-
Hard, William, 1878-
Harris, Lawrence W.
Harrison, Maurice Edward, 1888-1951
Hart, Elijah Carson, 1857-
Hart, Hastings Hornell, 1851-1932
Hart, Walter Morris, 1872-
Hartman, Gus
Harvard University
Harvey, John Downey
Hatfield, George Juan, 1887-1953
Havenner, Franck Roberts, 1882-
Hayes, Jeremiah Joseph, 1853-
Haynes, John Randolph, 1853-1937
Head, Alice M.
Hearst, George, 1904-
Hearst, John Randolph
Hearst, Millicent Veronica (Willson)
Hearst, William Randolph, 1863-1951
Hearst, William Randolph, 1908-
Hearst Publications, Inc.
Hébert, Felix Edward, 1901-
Hedrick, Bayard M.
Heil, Walter, 1890-
Heller, Emanuel Siegfried, 1865-1926
Heney, Ben
Heney, Francis Joseph, 1859-1937
Heron, Alexander R.
Heron, Flodden W.
Herrick, Anson, 1883-
Harriott, Paul
Hichborn, Franklin, 1869-
Series 11: Folders 17, 26
Hicks, John Donald, 1890-
Hill, John Wesley, 1863-1936
Himes, William M.
Hiram W. Johnson for President. Northern California Republican Organization
Hodghead, Beverly Lacy, 1865-1928
Hoffman, Carl, 1882-1946
Hogan, Frank J., 1877-1944
Homans, G. M.
Hoover Herbert Clark, Pres. of U.S., 1874-
Hoover, John Edgar, 1895-
Hornblower, William B.
Howard, Roy Wilson, 1883-
Howe, Louis McH.
Howell, John, 1874-1956
Hull, Harry Edward, 1864-1938
Hume, Samuel J.
Humphrey, William F.
Humphrey, William H.
Hunt, George Wylie Paul, 1859-1934
Hunter, Robert
Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1899-
Indian Defense Association of Central and Northern California
Ihmsen, M. F.
Ingersoll, Ralph McAllister, 1900-
Inman, John M.
Institute of Pacific Relations. American Council
Jackling, Daniel Cowan, 1869-1956
Jacobs, Thornwall, 1877-
James, William P., 1870-1940
Japanese Exclusion League of California
Javits, Benjamin Abraham, 1894-
Jeffersonian Democrats of California
Johnson, Archibald M.
Johnson, Charles G., 1880-
Johnson, Gardiner
Johnson, George H.
Johnson, Grove L.
Johnson, Hiram Warren, 1866-1945
Johnson, Hiram Warren, Jr., 1887-1959
Johnson, Hiram Warren, III
Johnson, Louis Arthur, 1891-
Johnson, Minnie L. (McNeal)
Johnson, Ward
[Johnson for President campaign headquarters, San Francisco, 1920]
Johnson for President Club of Southern California
Johnston, James A., 1874-
Jones, Herbert Coffin, 1888-
Jones, Robert Tyre, 1902-
Junior Republicans of California
Kahn, Florence (Prag), 1868-1948
Keating, J. Edward
Keesling, Francis Valentine, 1877-
Kelland, Clarence Budington, 1881-
Kelley, Cornelius Francis, 1875-
Kellogg, Frederick William, 1866-1940
Kelly, Earl Lee
Kelly, Michael J.
Kemmerer, Edwin Walter, 1875-
Kendrick, Charles, 1876-
Kent, William, 1895-
Kern County League of Law & Order
Kerney, James, 1873-
Kerrigan, Frank Henry, 1868-1935
Kersey, Vierling, 1890-
Kettler, Raymond W.
Kiesel, Fred William, 1874-
Killion, George Leonard, 1901-
King, Lyman M.
Kingsbury, Kenneth Raleigh, 1876-1937
Kingsbury, William Stephen, 1870-
Kinkead, Eugene Francis, 1876-1960
Kirby, John Henry, 1860-1940
Knight, Benjamin K. 1874-
Knight, Goodwin Jess, 1896-
Knowland, Joseph Russell, 1873-
Knowland, William Fife, 1908-
Knox, Franklin, 1874-1944
Knutson, Harold, 1880-1953
Konta, Geoffrey, 1887-1942
Koster, Frederick Jacob, 1868
Kraft, James Lewis, 1874-
Kuchel, Thomas Henry, 1910-
La Gorce, John Oliver, 1880-
Lambert, Wilton John, 1871-
Landau, Jacob
Landfield, Jerome Barker, 1871-
Landis, Lee Hobert
Landon, Alfred Mossman, 1887-
Landon-Knox Northern California Republican State Committee
Langdon, William Henry, 1873-1939
Langendorf, Stanley S. 1890-
Langer, William, 1886-1959
Langley, Cortlandt Jackson
Lapham, Roger Dearborn, 1883-
Lawlor, William Patrick, 1854-
Lawrence, David 1888-
Lawrence, Ernest Orlando, 1901-1958
Lawrence, John H.
Lea, Clarence Frederick, 1874-
League for Supreme Court Independence, Inc.
Leake, Paul R.
Lee, Clark Gould, 1907-
Lemke, William, 1878-1950
Lenin, Vladimir Il'ich, 1870-1924
Lermen, J. J.
Levering, Harold K.
Levine, Isaac Don, 1892-
Levison, Jacob Bertha, 1862-
Lewis, Austin, 1865?-1944
Lewis, James Hamilton, 1863-1939
Lilienthal, Jesse Warren, 1855-1919
Lillick, Ira S. 1877-
Lincoln, Edmond Earl, 1888-
Lindner, Clarence Richard, 1890-
Series 9: Folder 1
Lissner, Meyer, 1871-1930
Lloyd, F. B.
Loeb, William
Long, Percy Vincent, 1870-
Lorimer, William, 1861-1934
Los Angeles Examiner
Lovett, Evan F.
Lubin, Simon Julius, 1876-1936
Lucas, William Palmer, 1880-
Luce, Edgar Augustine, 1881-1958
Lurie, Louis R., 1888-
Lynch, Charles Francis, 1884-
Lynch, Laurence S.
Lynch, Robert Newton, 1875-1931
McAdoo, William Gibbs, 1863-1941
McAtee, Sylvester J.
McBaine, James Patterson, 1882-
McBaine, Turner Hudson
McBean, Atholl, 1879-
McCabe, Alexander
McCaffrey, Stanley E.
McCallum, John H., 1870-
McCarran, Patrick Anthony, 1876-1954
McCarthy, Joseph Raymond, 1908-1957
McCarthy, William H.
McClatchy, Carlos Kelly, 1891-1933
McClatchy, Charles Kenny, 1858-1936
McClatchy, Valentine Stuart, 1857-1938
McComb, Marshall Francis
McCormick, Joseph Medill, 1877-1925
McCormick, Robert Rutherford, 1880-
McCoy, Cornelius J.
McDuffie, Duncan, 1877-
McEnerney, Garret William, 1865-1942
McEnerney, Garret, II
McFarland, Ernest William, 1894-
MacGinley, John Bernard, 1871-
McGrath, John Joseph, 1872-1951
McIntyre, James Francis Aloysius, 1886-
McIntyre, M. H.
MacKay, Henry Squarebriggs, 1891-
McLaughlin, John P.
McMurray, Orrin Kip, 1869-1945
McNab John L., 1874-
McNamara, Francis Joseph, 1896-
McPike Henry H., d. 1940
Madison, Marshall Pierce, 1895-
Madsen, Martin C.
Mailliard, John Ward, 1891-
Malott, Deane Waldo, 1898-
Martin, Irving, 1865-1952
Martin, John Stuart, 1900-
Martin, Walter S.
Maslin, Marshall
Matthewman, John Albert
Mayer, Louis Burt, 1885-
Meek, Bert B., 1883-
Meigs, Merrill Church, 1883-
Meiklejohn, Alexander
Melvin, Henry Alexander, 1865-1920
Marola, Gaetano
Merriam Frank Finley, 1865-
Merrick, Mollie
Merrill, Charles Edward, 1885-1956
Merrill, Charles Washington, 1869-
Merritt, Ralph Palmer, 1883-
Millberry, Guy Stillman, 1872-1952
Miller, Robert Watt, 1899-
Miller, Thomas Woodnutt, 1886-
Mitchell, Charles Edwin, 1877-
Mitchell, E. Forrest
Mitty, John Joseph, 1884-1961
Moffitt, Herbert Charles, 1867-1951
Monroe, Henry E.
Moody, Herbert G.
Moore, Alexander Pollock, 1867-1930
Moore, George H.
Moore, Joseph Arthur, 1879-1937
Moore, Walton Norwood, 1864-
Morgenstern, Julian, 1881-
Morley, Grace Louise (McCann), 1900-
Morris, Clarence W.
Morse, Samuel F. B.
Mosk, Morey Stanley, 1912-
Mount, Arnold J., 1884-
Mundell, William Anderson, 1881-1947
Munnell, William A.
Murdock, Orrice Abram, 1893-
Murphy, Daniel C.
Murphy, Francis W.
Napa (Calif.) Register
National City Bank, N.Y.
National Committee to Uphold Constitutional Government
Navy League of the United States
Nealon, James C.
Nelles, Fred C.
Neuhaus, Eugene, 1879-
Neumiller, Charles L.
Newton, Alfred Edward, 1863-
Newton, Frances Louise
Nimitz, Chester William, 1885-
Nixon, Richard Milhous, 1913-
Nolan, John Ignatius, 1874-1922
Norris, Charles Gilman, 1881-1945
Norris, Kathleen (Thompson), 1880-
Northern California Citizens Against 30-Thursday
Norton, Edward M., 1868-
Nourse, James R.
O'Brien, Florence J.
O'Day, Edward Francis, 1883-
Oddie, Clarence Meigs, 1876-
O'Gara, John, 1869-
Oglethorpe University
O'Hara, Joseph Patrick, 1895-
Older, Cora Miranda (Baggerly), 1873-
Older, Fremont, 1856-1935
Oliver, James M.
Olney, Warren, 1870-1939
Olson, Culbert Levy, 1876- 1962
Olwell, Lee
O'Mahoney, Joseph Christopher, 1884-
Orrick, William H., 1878-
Osborn, Sidney P.
Overseas News Agency, Inc.
Parker, Claude I., 1871-
Parsons, Edward Lambe, 1868-
Patchin, Philip Halsey, 1884-
Patigian, Haig, 1876-1950
Patman, Wright, 1893-
Patterson, Eleanor, 1884-1948
Patterson, Joseph Medill, 1879-1946
Pauley, Edwin W.
Payne, George Logan
Peart, Hartley F.
Pedrini, Armando, 1870-1940
Pegler, Westbrook, 1894-
Peixotto, Jessica Blanche, 1864-1941
Pepper, Claude Denson, 1900-
Perkins, James Handasyd, 1876-1940
Perry, Ralph Barton, 1876-
Phelan, James Duval, 1861-1930
Phillips, John, 1887-
Phleger, Herman, 1890-
Pillsbury, Arthur Judson, 1854-1937
Pillsbury, Horace Davis, 1873-
Pinchot, Amos Richards Eno, 1873-
Polachek, Victor H.
Pollack, Walter H.
Pope, George A.
Porter, Robert Langley, 1870-
Potter, William Chapman, 1874-
Prisk, Charles Henry, 1875-1940
Prisk, William Frederick, 1870-
Probert, Frank Holman, 1876-
Progressive Party. California
Progressive Party. National Committee
Progressive Republican Roosevelt League of California
Progressive Voters' League of California
Public Education Society of San Francisco
Radin, Max, 1880-
Rainey, Edward
Ralston, Jackson Harvey, 1857-1945
Ramm, Charles A.
Ramsby, Marion Livingston, 1897-
Rand, Christopher
Randolph, Hollins Nicholas, 1872-1938
Rappaport, Albert
Rayburn, Sam, 1882-1961
Redding, Joseph Deighn, 1859-1932
Reed, Clyde Martin, 1871-1949
Reily, John A.
Reinhardt, Aurelia (Henry), 1877-1948
Reinhart, Edgar
Rentschler, Gordon Sohn, 1885-1948
Republican Party. California
Republican Party. National Committee
Requa, Mark Lawrence, 1866-1937
Reston, James B.
Rice, Grantland, 1880-1954
Richards, Atherton, 1894-
Richards, John E., 1856-
Richardson, Friend William, 1865-1943
Riley, Ray L., 1874-1952?
Ripley, Joseph Pierce, 1889-
Riverside (Calif.) Daily Press
Rizley, Ross, 1892-
Robertson, Sidney P.
Robinson, Edgar Eugene, 1887-
Robinson, Elmer E.
Robinson, William I.
Robnett, George Washington
Roche, Theodore J., 1876-
Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich, 1908-
Rockefeller, Winthrop W.
Rodall, Samuel
Rogers, Henry Joseph, 1883-
Rolph, James, 1869-1934
Rolph, Thomas, 1885-1956
Roes, Robert Achille, 1883-
Roosevelt, Eleanor Butler Alexander
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano, Pres. U.S., 1882-1945
Roosevelt, George Emlen, 1887-
Roosevelt, Nicholas, 1893-
Roosevelt, Theodore, Pres. U.S., 1858-1919
Roosevelt, Theodore, 1887-1944
Roosevelt Progressive Republican League of California
Roseberry, Louis Heaton, 1880-
Rosenshine, Albert Adolph, 1882-1952
Rosseter, John Henry, 1869-
Rossi, Angelo Joseph, 1878-1948
Rowell, Chester Harvey, 1867-1948
Rukeyser, Merryle Stanley, 1897-
Ryan, Daniel A.
Ryan, James J., 1880-
St. Francis Homes Association
St. Francis Wood Company
Salinger, Jehanne Biétry
Salt River Valley Water Users' Association
Sals, Ansley K.
Samish, Arthur H.
Sample, Edward P.
San Francisco. Board of Supervisors
San Francisco. Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco. University of San Francisco
San Francisco Art Association
San Francisco Bay Exposition
San Francisco Bureau of Governmental Research
San Francisco Call
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco. Museum of Art
San Francisco Opera Association
Sanborn, H. H.
Sapiro, Aaron L.
Save-the-Redwoods League
Scharrenberg, Paul
Schenck, Joseph M.
Schlesinger, Arthur Meier, 1917-
Schmitt, Milton L., 1877-
Schmulowitz, Nat, 1889-
Schonfeld, George W., 1892-
Schottky, Andrew R.
Schuster, Max Lincoln, 1897-
Schwabe, George Blaine, 1886-1952
Scott, Henry Tiffany, 1846-1927
Scott, William Stoddard, 1870-
Scrugham, James Graves, 1880-1945
Seawell, Emmet, 1862-1939
Seymour, Charles, 1885-
Shanahan, T. W. H.
Shannon, Warren
Sharkey, Will R.
Sheehan, Edgar M., 1871-
Shenk, John Wesley, 1875-
Sherwin, Marvin, 1901-
Shields, Peter J., 1862-
Shortridge, Samuel Morgan, 1861-1952
Shoup, Paul, 1874-1946
Sibley, Robert, 1881-1958
Silverman, Sol, 1900-
Sinclair, Upton Beall, 1878-
Sinsheimer, Paul A.
Slater, Herbert W.
Sloss, Hattie L. (Hecht)
Sloss, Marcus C., 1869-
Smith, Paul Clifford, 1908-
Snodgrass, David E., 1894-
Sokolsky, George Ephraim, 1893-
Sonntag, Charles
Sourwine, Jay
Southern Committee to Uphold the Constitution
Spellman, Francis Joseph, Cardinal, 1889-
Spreckels, Howard
Spreckels, Rudolph, 1872-1958
Sproul, Allan, 1896-
Sproul, Robert Gordon, 1891-
Sproule, William, 1858-1935
Stanford University
Stanton, Charles S.
Starr, Eugene G.
State Bar of California
Stephens, Harold Montelle, 1886-
Stephens, William Dennison, 1859-1944
Stephenson, T. E.
Sterling, John Ewart Wallace, 1906-
Stetson, John Walter, 1871-1919?
Stevens, Harley C.
Stewart, Ashby Oliver, 1881-
Stimson, Henry Lewis, 1867-1950
Stimson, Marshall, 1876-
Stone, Harlan Fiske, 1872-1946
Stoney, Georgiana McDonald, d. 1928
Storke, Thomas More, 1876-
Strauss, Lewis Lichtenstein, 1896-
Strobridge, Edward K.
Stuart, Charles B.
Stuart, Harold Leonard, 1881-
Sturtevant, George Abram, 1866-
Sullivan, John Berchams, 1897-1951
Sullivan, Matthew Ignatius, 1857-1937
Sullivan, Noël, 1890-1956
Sulzberger, Arthur Hays, 1891-
Sulzberger, Iphigene (Ochs)
Sumner, Jessie, 1898-
Sutro, Alfred, 1869-1945
Sutro, Oscar, 1874-1935
Swing, Philip David, 1884-
Swope, Gerard, 1872-1957
Swope, Herbert Bayard, 1882-
Symington, Powers
Taft, Charles Phelps, 1897-
Talmadge, Eugene, 1884-
Tate-Thompson, Edythe
Tehaney, Peter J.
Telfer, Robert Law, 1877-
Tenney, Jack B.
Thomas, John Charles
Thomas, John William Elmer, 1876-
Thomas, Lowell, 1892-
Thompson, Guy Atwood, 1875-
Thompson, Ira Francis, 1885-1937
Thompson, Joseph S., 1878-
Thum, William, 1861-
Tobin, Daniel J., 1875-
Tobin, Edward J.
Tobin, Richard Montgomery, 1866-1952
Tolan, John Harvey, 1877-1947
Toner, Joseph M., 1870-
Town Hall, Inc.
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Tramutolo, Chauncey
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Trowbridge, Delger
Tubbs, Tallant, 1897-
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Van Antwerp, William C.
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Wagner, Robert Ferdinand, 1877-1953
Walcott, Earle Ashley, 1859-1931
Walker, Fred J.
Wallace, Lewis H., 1877-
Wardell, Justus S., 1872-1945
Warren, Earl, 1891-
Webb, Ulysses Sigel, 1864-1947
Wedemeyer, Albert Coady, 1897-
Weinstock, Harris, 1854-1922
Welch, Richard Joseph, 1869-1949
Wells, Evelyn
Wells, Kenneth Dale, 1908-
Werdel, Thomas Harold, 1905-
West, T. C.
Westerfeld, Carl
Whalen, Grover, 1886-
Wheeler, Burton Kendall, 1882-
Wheeler, Harry C.
Wheeler, John Neville, 1886-
Whelan, Edward Joseph, 1887-
Whitaker, Clem
White, Compton Ignatius, 1877-1956
White, Harry Dexter, d. 1948
White, Thomas Justin, d. 1948
White, William Allen, 1868-1944
Whitmore, Charles Abbott, 1876-
Whitney, Charlotte, Anita, 1867-
Whittier State School, Whittier, Calif.
Wickersham, Victor Eugene, 1906-
Wiegand, Karl von
Wilbur, Curtis Dwight, 1867-
Wilbur, Ray Lyman, 1875-1949
Wilkin, King
Williams, Edgar, 1863-
Willicombe, Joseph
Willkie, Wendell Lewis, 1892-1944
Willkie Volunteers in Northern California
Wilson, Horace, 1843-1927
Winston, Garrard Bigelow, 1882-1955
Wishard, Harry A.
Witter, Dean, 1887-
Wolcott, Jesse Paine, 1893-
Wolden, Russell L.
Wolf, Myron, 1871-
Wood, Robert E., 1879-
Wood, Will Christopher, 1880-1939
Woods, James
Woolwine, Thomas Lee, 1874-1925
World Affairs Council of Northern California
Worley, Francis Eugene, 1908-
Wright, James Jay
Yeats, William Butler, 1865-1939
Yorty, Samuel William, 1909-
Young, Clement Calhoun, 1869-1947
Young, George GiIray, 1876-
Young Republicans of California
Younger, Jesse Arthur, 1893-
Yreka, Calif. Chamber of Commerce
Zellerbach, Harold L.
Zellerbach, Isadore, 1866-1941
Zellerbach, James David, 1892-
Zellerbach Paper Company
Zimmerman, Orville, 1880-1948
Ahlport, Brodie E., 1898-
American Association of University Professors
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American Historical Association
Bancroft, Philip, 1881-
Barton, Bruce, 1886-
Baruch, Bernard Mannes, 1870-
Bechtel, Stephen Davison, 1900-
Biddle, Francis, 1886-
Buck, Frank E.
Burns, Hugh M.
Cady, Howard Stevenson, 1914-
California. State Controller
Carrington, Richard Adams, 1889-
Caughey, John Walton, 1902-
Chaney, Ralph Works, 1890-
Coblentz, Edmond David, 1882-1959
Coffman, L. Dale, 1905-
Collier, John L. E.
Collins, Sam L.
Commonwealth Club of California
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TQ3079 : Westminster Abbey Wenlock
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The London 2012 Olympic mascots Wenlock & Paralympic Mandevilles
These two-metre-tall figures have appeared on London's streets in the run up to the Olympic Games. They are made with the last drops of steel left over from the construction of the final support girder of the Olympic Stadium.
Wenlock's name is derived from the Shropshire village of Much Wenlock which hosted Wenlock Games that inspired Baron Pierre de Coubertin to create the modern Olympics.
Mandeville's name comes from the Stoke Mandeville Games, widely recognised as a forerunner of the Paralympic movement.
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These alphabet bricks are painted in a special way. A is on one
brick, B on two bricks, and so on. How many bricks will be painted
by the time they have got to other letters of the alphabet?
Sam displays cans in 3 triangular stacks. With the same number he
could make one large triangular stack or stack them all in a square
based pyramid. How many cans are there how were they arranged?
Does a graph of the triangular numbers cross a graph of the six
times table? If so, where? Will a graph of the square numbers cross
the times table too?


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Peaches 'N' Cream Pie Recipe
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In summer, my aunt and uncle provide me with tree-fresh fruit from their peach orchard. My husband gets so excited when they have a bumper crop because he knows this dessert will be on our menu often.
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- Pastry for double-crust pie (9 inches)
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon quick-cooking tapioca
- Dash salt
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream, divided
- 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 4 cups sliced fresh or frozen peaches, thawed
- Additional sugar
- Line a 9-in. pie plate with bottom pastry; trim pastry even with edge of plate. In a large bowl, combine the sugar, flour, tapioca and salt. Set aside 2 tablespoons cream. Combine remaining cream with vanilla; add to the sugar mixture. Add peaches; toss to coat. Let stand for 15 minutes.
- Pour peach mixture into crust. Roll out the remaining pastry; make a lattice top crust. Seal and flute edges. Brush with reserved cream; sprinkle with additional sugar.
- Bake at 400° for 50-55 minutes or until golden brown and bubbly (cover edges with foil during the last 30 minutes to prevent overbrowning if necessary). Cool on a wire rack. Store in the refrigerator. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Peaches 'N' Cream Pie in Country Woman July/August 2001, p29
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EWING — A fire ripped through a Ewing home early on Sunday morning.
Fire crews had to battle the fire and low water pressure, leaving the home in ruins.
The home which stood in the 200 block of Clamer Road, became fully engulfed around 5:30 a.m., forcing fire crews to battle the blaze from the exterior only.
"The neighborhood had low water pressure issues, which hampered our efforts," said West Trenton Fire Company Deputy Chief Chris Hoarn.
A tanker taskforce was detailed to provide support to the crews just before 5:30 a.m., but at that point the rear of the home had collapsed.
The family that lives in the home will have to seek shelter, but Deputy Chief Hoarn said that no one was injured and got out of the home safely.
Reports said crews arrived to heavy fire from the rear of the structure and it is not yet known what caused the fire.
Both the West Trenton and Pennington Road Volunteer fire companies responded to the call.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation, Hoarn told The Trentonian Sunday evening.


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10 Silly Ways Brad Pitt Can Pass the Time When He Retires from Acting
Brad Pitt raised eyebrows earlier this week when he said that he'd like to stop acting when he turns 50 in three years so he can do other things with his time. What exactly would those other things be, though? Glad you asked. We have some suggestions.


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"I'm seldom accused of being too nice," writes Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-Ill., in his lively new autobiography. Yet the feisty and frank Chicago Democrat has been sounding a lot like Mr. Nice Guy these days as he tries to salvage immigration reform in the GOP-controlled House.
His book, "Still Dreaming: My Journey From the Barrio to Capitol Hill," stirred considerable buzz for its less-than-flattering portrayal of President Barack Obama, of whom Gutierrez was an early supporter, for failing to push immigration reform during his first term as he had promised.


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Best new links for Mobile Development - Wednesday, February 06, 2013
These are the top training, tutorial and news sites for Mobile Development for the date: Wednesday, February 06, 2013. We hope that you enjoy them.
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PhD Studies Checklist
The appropriate seminary office will notify the student as soon as the results of the qualifying examinations are available. The letters "DTS" below refer to students currently enrolled at Dallas Theological Seminary who are making application to the PhD program.
Admission Process
Stage 1
- Application form
- Personality Inventory
- Approval by the PhD Studies Committee
Stage 2
- Application form
- Personality Inventory
- Interview with the department coordinator (DTS)
- Interview with the director of PhD Studies (DTS)
- Preliminary approval by the PhD Studies Committee
- Written qualifying exam (by third Monday of February or November)
- Oral qualifying exam (by third Monday of March or November)
- Approval by the PhD Studies Committee
Period of Course Work
- First language exam (must be passed before enrollment in the third semester)
- French
- German
- Second language exam (must be passed before enrollment in the fifth semester)
- French
- German
- Meet with the department coordinator for discussion of dissertation topic
- Meet with a Turpin Library staff consultant for discussion of dissertation topic proposal
- Dissertation topic approval by the PhD Studies Committee
Postcourse Work
- Notify PhD Studies Office of intention to take the written comprehensive exams (at least two weeks in advance)
- Written comprehensive exams (begin any time after September 1 and complete within 15 calendar days before March 15)
- Oral comprehensive exam (within 15 days of completion of written exams)
- Submit application for admission to candidacy to the Registrar's Office
Dissertation and Graduation
All submissions of dissertation material must be registered with the PhD Studies Office. The dates within the following parentheses indicate the dates of submissions in relation to graduation—the first date is for May graduation, the second is for August graduation, and the third is for December graduation.
- Register for the dissertation course
- File the syllabus
- Meet with the dissertation committee
- Submit the first two chapters (September 15, January 1, or May 1)
- Submit the entire first draft (December 1, March15, or July 15)
- Meet with the dissertation committee for the oral defense of the dissertation (on or before February 15, May 30, or September 30)
- Submit the preliminary final draft (March 15, July 1, or November 1)
- Submit the final draft (April 15, August 1, or December 1) and pay the filing fee at the PhD Studies Office
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A pair of Magnolia State rivals square off in the regular season finale in Oxford on Saturday night, as the Ole Miss Rebels play host to the 25th-ranked Mississippi State Bulldogs in the Battle for the Golden Egg.
Mississippi State's season got off to a fantastic start with wins in each of its first seven games, but once the schedule got tougher it began to stumble. The Bulldogs lost to nationally-ranked squads Alabama (38-7), Texas A&M (38-13) and LSU (37-17), before snapping their losing streak against Arkansas in their home finale last week, 45-14.
"Obviously this is the biggest game of the year for us," head coach Dan Mullen said of the Egg Bowl. "We have a lot of kids from Mississippi on our team that know how important this rivalry is and they grow up with it. A win from this game would be a great way to finish off the season."
Ole Miss's season has been a pleasant surprise, the team having more than doubled its win total from all of last year. However, the Rebels have had three chances to earn bowl eligibility in the past three weeks and failed to do so, albeit against tough opponents Georgia (37-10), Vanderbilt (27-26) and LSU (41-35). The loss to the Tigers was especially heartbreaking, considering they were winning late in the fourth quarter on the road.
"We are coming off of another disappointing loss," head coach Hugh Freeze said of the LSU game. "I don't know that in my years of coaching high school, NAIA, or Division I football if I've ever had three more difficult ones in one year. We have to put it behind us like we have for a few others this year that were difficult losses. We have to get ready for a huge game Saturday night at home."
The storied history between these two teams dates back more than 100 years, with Ole Miss leading the series, 60-42-6.
It's been a very successful season for the Mississippi State offense (30.8 ppg, 394.5 ypg), which is led by its record-setting quarterback.
Tyler Russell is the reigning SEC Player of the Week after completing 19-of-32 passes for 274 yards, four touchdowns, and no interceptions against Arkansas. In the process, Russell broke the single-season record for completions (201), passing yards (2,523), and 200-yard passing games (seven) while adding to his record TD pass total (21). The signal caller has been one of the most efficient passers in the league as he has just four interceptions.
With a two-touchdown performance last week, Chad Bumphis (49 receptions, 758 yards) now has 10 scores on the season, padding his school record with 22 in his career. At 150 career receptions, he needs just 12 more to tie the school- record set by Dan Smith back in 1970.
Ladarius Perkins has been one of the best running backs in the league with 895 yards and eight touchdowns, despite missing a game. He's usually not a big factor in the passing game (16 receptions, 144 yards), but last week he caught a pair of touchdown passes.
The Mississippi State defense (20.7 ppg, 377.5 ypg) has been defined by its ability to take the ball away as it ranks 12th nationally with 27 turnovers (and fourth with a plus-16 turnover margin).
The defensive catalyst is without a question Johnthan Banks, who was named a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Away as the nation's best defensive back. The All-American has 56 tackles, four interceptions, 10 passes defended, and a forced fumble. Darius Slay actually has more picks than Banks (five), and Cameron Lawrence has a team-high 98 tackles, four sacks, and two fumble recoveries.
Ole Miss has also had a fine season offensively (30.0 ppg, 417.7 ypg), and its season-highlight may have come last week when it put up 35 points against a vaunted LSU defense.
Bo Wallace (2,549 yards 14 TDs) has shown flashes of brilliance, including last week when he threw for 310 yards and a pair of touchdowns. The sophomore has also been maddeningly inconsistent, as he also completed just 15-of-35 passes and tossed three interceptions in the same game, giving him 13 picks on the season. Wallace is a big threat with his legs too, rushing for 323 yards and another eight scores.
Fellow sophomore Donte Moncrief (53 receptions, 775 yards, seven TDs) has developed a great chemistry with Wallace. He caught six passes last week for a career-high 161 yards and two touchdowns.
Jeff Scott was bottled up against LSU (37 yards), but he's been a steady source of production out of the backfield with 717 yards and six touchdowns.
While the offense has flourished at times, the defense has been a sore spot, allowing 28.9 ppg. The unit failed the team late in the game by allowing LSU to drive for the game-winning touchdown in the final minute.
Denzel Nkemdiche has made plays all over the field, leading the team in tackles (75), tackles for loss (12), forced fumbles (four) and interceptions (two). The Rebels have recorded 31 sacks, but no one has more than 4.5.


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ABSENCE: A Celebration of the Arts
ABSENCE: A Celebration of the Arts
ABSENCE: Penn State Greater Allegheny's Literary & Visual Art Review announces its 2014 "A Celebration of the Arts: A Reading & Reception for Volume 16," from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 30, in the Ostermayer Room of the Student Community Center, with a 6 p.m. kickoff by the Campus Band, directed by Christopher Fiano, adjunct instructor in mathematics.
The event will feature the best literary and visual art produced by members of the campus community during the past year. It also will celebrate the arts with a live performance from the Campus Choir, directed by Doretta Whalen, adjunct instructor in music. The ninth annual Chancellor's Prizes for the Best Literary and Visual Art will be awarded by Nancy Herron, interim chancellor. This event is free and open to the public.
Complementary copies of this year's issue, Volume 16, will be available in print for the first time, featuring twenty pages of full-color art and a special section dedicated to this year's Teaching International themes, Canada and global health (edited by Chuck Taylor, associate editor).
Published by the student-operated Penn State Greater Allegheny Press, ABSENCE is a high-quality literary and visual arts review for the campus and surrounding community. The review's goal is to provide all full- and part-time students, faculty, staff, and alumni with a shared venue for their creative endeavors, and to generate interest in the arts. ABSENCE also prepares students for careers in academia, publishing & journalism, and document design -- both paper and digital -- while offering opportunities for students to earn Penn State credit for editorial work. Several student editors have gone on to careers in publishing and academia.
"The students on the ABSENCE editorial staff work hard each year to produce a professional-quality publication. This year is no exception. The art is beautiful, and this is a wonderful opportunity for the visual and literary artists to have their work on permanent display," said Clifford Manlove, associate professor of English and ABSENCE faculty adviser since 2002. "At the reception, everyone is able to relax and enjoy the talents of their fellow artists."
The student editors, led by Editor-in-Chief Tim Tolbert, invited faculty, staff, students, and alums of the campus to submit their poetry, short fiction & nonfiction, essays, photography, visual art, etc. for consideration for Volume 16. A "blind submission" process is used by the student editorial board to evaluate each work. All student submissions were eligible for consideration for the Chancellor's Prizes, which were established in 2006 by then-Chancellor Curtiss Porter, to promote the growth of an active creative community in and around Penn State Greater Allegheny.


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From the BBC.
All in all it's been a disappointing tenure from the great man. We had an abject world cup and the buck stops with the man who makes the calls.
Johnson put too much faith in the players he'd played with himself. Maybe he was just too close in age to his charges.
Interesting Mallett and White have both already distanced themselves from the gig.
Henry said he fancied manging in Europe again, didn't he...?


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E-Commerce Redone: A New Security Model
By reviewing the current security model for e-commerce transactions, we now have a good feel for both its strengths and its weak points. Now I would like to propose a more elegant way to look at e-commerce security that renders the value of card account information useless to attackers and brings assurance to consumers.
When conducting a credit or debit transaction in a card-not-present use case, there are essentially seven base requirements that will ensure the transaction is secure while keeping the system usable for both consumers and merchants.
Requirement 1: The Consumer Must Be Authenticated
The first requirement is to authenticate consumers to ensure they are who they say they are. If consumer John is tied to credit account John123, we must first know this is indeed consumer John. So who is the best party and what is the best method to perform this authentication? The best party is the manager of the cardholder's account, which is the issuing bank in most cases. This is for several reasons: the issuer already has the information, so storing it with them does not add another point of failure to the system; also, they have the most resources to invest in the expertise and processes to do authentication properly; finally, there are much fewer issuers than there are other actors.
This authentication may be handled through a combination of any of the three classic factors of authentication:
• Something the consumer knows, such as a password.
• Something the consumer has, such as a token or certificate.
• Something the consumer is, such as biometric data.
As we will see later, the latter two may add complexities to mass distribution and management.
Requirement 2: The Merchant Must Be Authenticated
The second requirement is to authenticate the merchant. This gives the consumer assurance that the merchant is legitimate and is providing the goods and services ordered by the consumer. Similar to the first requirement, the optimal party for authenticating the merchant is the manager of the merchant's account—in most cases, the acquiring bank.
OK, so we have authenticated both the consumer and the merchant, but now we hit a challenge. The issuer and the acquirer have performed authentication, but the transaction is being initiated between the consumer and merchant. How do we share this authentication so that the two primary actors in this use case have verification of each other's authenticity? We need the issuer and the acquirer to communicate this verification in a secure manner. I will go into more detail on this topic when I lay out the proposed process.
Requirement 3: The Transaction Must Be Authorized
This brings us to the third requirement: the transaction itself must be authorized. So far we have determined that consumer John is indeed consumer John and tied to consumer John's account. We have verified that merchant Vencer Corp is a legitimate merchant tied to an acquiring bank. We now need to know that consumer John is authorized to make this purchase.
The third requirement, luckily, has not raised problems in e-commerce, provided the consumer is properly authenticated. The issuing bank can confirm the appropriate approvals for this transaction based on all the existing systems in place for account status, credit limits, etc. Thus, fraud from an intruder (often called "hostile fraud") can be prevented if requirement 1 is perfected (easier said than done).
Requirement 4: Authentication Data Should Not Be Shared Outside of Authenticator and Authenticated
Our fourth requirement for a secure e-commerce transaction is not to share authentication data outside of the party being authenticated (in our case, either the consumer or the merchant) and the party responsible for the authentication. In a typical card-not-present transaction, these are four different entities. A consumer (1) should be authenticated by an issuing bank (2), while a merchant (3) is authenticated by its acquiring bank (4). The real trick here is sharing the verification of a successful or unsuccessful authentication among all of these parties without sharing the actual credentials.
Admittedly, e-commerce systems can suffer from what is called (in a contradiction of terms) "friendly fraud," which means fraud from the very person with whom the merchant wants to transact. Friendly fraud occurs when a consumer experiences a change of heart after the purchase or simply refutes legitimate charges. Detecting friendly fraud pre-transaction is more difficult than detecting hostile fraud. There may be ways to bring friendly fraud down to a more acceptable volume through digital signatures, but that's beyond the scope of this chapter.
Unlike today's model with its (widely) shared secret, our new model must be able to share the consumer's and merchant's authentication status without sharing their credentials. If we accomplish this, breach of data at the merchant about the consumer's authentication status has no impact on the consumer's credit account. Consumers could then rely on the security of the issuing bank's system, not the security of every merchant from which they have ever made a purchase.
Merchants are typically authenticated by this kind of single provider system, where the provider is the acquiring bank. Since the acquiring bank authenticates the merchant, my model shares this authentication status with the consumer prior to that transaction. As we will see later, I propose this should be handled between the acquirer and the issuer across the card networks.
Requirement 5: The Process Must Not Rely Solely on Shared Secrets
The fifth requirement simply repeats the central message of this chapter. The new model must not break if a merchant or service provider is compromised. Virtual card account numbers, discussed earlier, are a good way to meet this requirement—but it must become universal. When provided with nothing but one-time or limited-use accounts, a compromise at a single merchant or service provider will not break the overall e-commerce authentication model.
Requirement 6: Authentication Should Be Portable (Not Tied to Hardware or Protocols)
Portability is a must because there is simply too much infrastructure and too many systems currently in place to expect a massive redeployment or overhaul. We must build a model that allows for consumer and merchant authentication within the existing payment frameworks and networks.
Although SET provided a robust set of security controls and met most of the requirements mentioned so far, this area is where it fell short. Adding the extra overhead of a PKI infrastructure and process proved to be too much for the current payment process.
Requirement 7: The Confidentiality and Integrity of Data and Transactions Must Be Maintained
Our seventh and final requirement—to maintain confidentiality and integrity of data and transactions—is a no-brainer and a must for our new model to be taken seriously. This includes all authentication data, transaction and order data, and any data maintaining the state of any of these. This requirement must be adhered to as this data is transmitted across networks and stored throughout these systems.


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The African Cup of Nations returns this month for the first time since . . . well, last year actually. The prestigious competition has been added to the football calendar for a second consecutive year to avoid a clash with the World Cup. But enough about that.
The latest edition of the ACON is to be held in South Africa after their successful staging of the 2010 World Cup. Whilst there is no doubt that the tournament is a fantastic spectacle for football fans all over the world, it a contentious competition based on its timing in the football fixture schedule.
I mean, it's not as if it's a tournament shoe-horned into the football calendar at the busiest time of year, robbing clubs of some of their most prized assets for up to a month now, is it? Oh wait . . .
Cue managers up and down the land berating the loss of players straight after the hectic festive period, somehow shocked and amazed that the African Cup of Nations has snuck up on them for the 29th time, and that the African players they've signed will be asked to represent their country. The very cheek of it!
So rather than eagerly anticipating a showcase of one of the greatest international competitions in the football calendar, fans across the country are left hoping that their players respective countries are knocked out early doors, avoiding serious injury in the process.
So what Premier League teams will be effected by this year's competition? GiveMeFootball investigates . . .
Good news for Arsenal fans! No, Theo Walcott hasn't signed a new long-term contract yet, but I give you the next best thing; Gervinho will be representing the Ivory Coast. The 25-year-old winger has had a poor season for the Gunners and has been on the receiving end of a lot of criticism from the Gunners faithful. Unfortunately Arsenal fans, a late request to get Andrey Arshavin a Nigerian passport has fallen through, so unless Arsene Wenger can shift him during the January window, you're stuck with him a little longer.
On a serious note, none of the players leaving are key to Arsenal's team, so their pursuit of a top-four finish should be unaffected.
Aston Villa:
With a tough Christmas period reigniting the doubts over Aston Villa's relegation resolve, the loss of Karim El Ahmadi will do nothing to boost Paul Lambert's mood. El Ahmadi has started 11 league games this term, cementing his place as a crucial cog in the heart of midfield.
John Obi Mikel will head to South Africa this month leaving half of the Stamford Bridge faithful worried for their defensive stability and the other half excited at the prospect of maybe seeing the ball go forwards occasionally.
Losing the 25-year-old Nigerian would have been less of a blow had Oriol Romeu not sustained a knee injury ruling him out for six months.
Love him or loathe him, Mikel has become an integral part of Chelsea's varying systems over the years and he will be sorely missed. However, Benitez has a ready-made replacement in David Luiz, who has thrived in his new, more advanced role.
Victor Moses will be joining Mikel having chosen his country of birth over the chance to represent England. The former Crystal Palace starlet has seen his game-time increase significantly in the past month, having made some telling contributions.
Chelsea should be able to recover from losing Moses, with Marko Marin and Florent Malouda waiting in the wings, but the real question will be whether Moses can recover from missing a crucial period of the season in the early stages of his Chelsea career.
Mahamadou Diarra will feature for Mali during January and having played in a third of Fulham's games this season, his loss is likely to hit the Cottagers hard, especially as they have one of the smallest squads in the league.
It wouldn't be a surprise to see Dutch boss Martin Jol enter the transfer market in a bid to provide additional cover.
Liverpool's squad is thinner than Victoria Beckham these days, so much so that even Stewart Downing's getting games.
Oussama Assaidi, a summer recruit from Heerenveen, should not be too badly missed though, having only made three appearances so far this term.
New recruit Daniel Sturridge will provide extra options out wide, despite demanding he wants to play through the middle.
Manchester City:
Joleon Lescott rejoice! Fourth choice no more, (at least for a month or so), as Kolo Toure joins up with the Ivory Coast.
The real issue here of course is the loss of his brother, Yaya Toure. Despite a fairly average season at best, Yaya is a crucial part of the champion's midfield and his presence will be sorely missed.
The hope for City fans is that the tournament reinvigorates the midfield powerhouse and that he returns in the form that made him the main man in last years' title run-in.
Newcastle United:
Losing Cheikh Tiote will undoubtedly damage Newcastle at a time when they need all the help they can get.
A strong showing in the 2011/12 Premier League has been followed up by a string of poor performances that leaves the Toon Army firmly in the relegation mire. The recent cameos of Gael Bigirimana will soften the blow somewhat, as well as Shola Ameobi's omission from the Nigeria set-up after the powerful striker reportedly refused to answer his phone.
Newcastle are used to missing Tiote for extended periods of time, with the 26-year-old regularly forced to watch from the sidelines due to his poor disciplinary record.
Some good news for the Mapgies however, as Senegal failed to qualify for this year's competition, meaning they can still call upon talismanic frontman Papiss Demba Cisse.
Harry Redknapp's attempt to pull off the impossible and save QPR from relegation is well and truly on after the R's 1-0 victory at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday evening.
Unfortunately for Redknapp, Adel Taarabt has declared himself available for Morocco, making the former Tottenham manager's job that little bit more difficult.
Samba Diakite will be representing Mali too, ripping a sizeable round hole out of the midfield that will be replaced with some less able players.
The good news is that 'Harry Houdini' has a good track record when it comes to transfers, so expect to see Redknapp leaning out of his car window on your TV screens pretty soon.
Tottenham Hotspur:
Andre Villas-Boas has given Emmanuel Adebayor his blessing to go to the African Cup of Nations, and with a return of two goals and one red card so far this season, it's not hard to see why.
It does leave Spurs light up front with Clint Dempsey far from firing on all cylinders, whilst Harry Kane is out on loan at Norwich City.
The burden is on the prolific Jermaine Defoe's shoulders, with the north London outfit relying on the England international to score the goals to keep them challenging at the top end of the table.
Defoe has thrived playing up front on his own this season but the lack of depth may force 'AVB' into the transfer market to keep Spurs hopes of qualifying for the Champions League alive.
West Ham United:
West Ham find themselves in a better position than they probably expected to be in at the mid-point of the season.
Eight points off the drop-zone and with the homecoming of Joe Cole confirmed, Hammers fans are feeling positive going into the second half of the season.
The loss of Guy Demel is not ideal, although Joey O'Brien has been performing admirably at right-back.
Modibo Maiga has been predominantly used as a substitute so far during his time at the Boleyn Ground, but with Andy Carroll still injured and Ricardo Vaz Te only just returning to first-team action, Maiga may well miss out on an opportunity to impress.
Overall, West Ham shouldn't feel the losses too heavily, especially as they are expected to strengthen further during the transfer window.
West Bromwich Albion:
West Brom will have been thrilled to see Peter Odemwingie's name left out of Nigeria's squad for this year's tournament, even if the man himself wasn't so pleased.
It leaves Steve Clarke's men with the varied striking options of Odewingie, Romelu Lukaku and Shane Long to help them build on an impressive campaign that has seen the Baggies climb to the cusp of the European qualification places.
Wigan Athletic:
Arouna Kone has proved a massive hit for Wigan this season with his energy, work-rate and determination helping the Ivorian to forge a good partnership with fellow striker Franco Di Santo.
Despite the positives, Wigan still find themselves involved at the wrong end of the table and could do without losing their star forward. Roberto Martinez has already sourced cover in the shape of 18-year-old Chilean frontman Angelo Henriquez, who has joined on loan until the end of the season from Manchester United.
Jordi Gomez may well be moved further forward following a recent upturn in form that has coincided with his revolutionary new concept that involves moving and passing the ball to people wearing the same coloured shirt. Who'd have thought it?
Questions of the ACON's timing and organisation aside, this is still a major international tournament, and they'll no doubt be Premier League scouts flying over to South Africa in their droves in search of the next big talent.
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For the first time in nearly a month, the South Tama boys basketball team played well early in the second half and ended a five-game losing streak.
The Trojans dropped their fifth-straight game on Friday at East Marshall. Then they recovered the next day, around 14 hours after losing to the Mustangs. The Trojans defeated Jesup at Wartburg College, ending their losing skid.
South Tama was backed by big first and third quarters in Saturday's victory. STC was outscored in the fourth quarter, but won the game 61-58.
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South Tama sophomore Ian Slagle attempts a guarded shot Friday night. Slagle provided the Trojans a quick burst of offense in the third quarter.
The Trojans led 19-9 after one quarter and then took a 30-29 lead into halftime. South Tama then outscored Jesup 18-8 in the third to regain a big lead and hung on in the fourth quarter.
Senior Sam Kuhter scored 19 points to lead two Trojans in double-figures. Sophomore Grant Koch had 10 points for the Trojans, who improved to 5-7 following the win. Seniors Clay Waterbury and Jose Fonseca each had eight apiece in the win.
On Friday night, the Trojans were once again involved in a close contest. For the third-straight game, they were locked in a tight game at halftime, but struggled after the break. They were outscored 19-8 in the third quarter en route to losing 56-47 at East Marshall.
"It's just a game and they're just high school kids," coach Lonnie Hammond said. "But that doesn't make it any less frustrating.
"I will give the kids credit," he said. "In the locker room, they said we have to move on. We just have to keep working on it. It's not like we have to reinvent the wheel, we just have to make sure all of the bolts are tight on it."
Both squads battled closely throughout the first half. STC led 8-2 early in the game. Fonseca got STC started with a basket. In less than a minute, Waterbury hit a three-pointer and Kuhter scored a traditional three-point play for the Trojans.
East Marshall rallied back to the tie game in less than three minutes. STC found itself in foul trouble later in the quarter and the Mustangs took advantage of it with a 7-0 run to end the quarter. Kuhter, Fonseca and Waterbury each had two personal fouls before the quarter was finished.
The Trojans fought back from a 10-point deficit in the second quarter on two different occasions. They scored the final six points of the half on a shot from Waterbury and four points from Fonseca. East Marshall led 27-23 at the break.
The Mustangs took control of the game in the third quarter. They started the second half with a 9-0 run that included a three-pointer, two STC turnovers and a third foul on Kuhter. STC scored six of its eight points in the quarter during the final 3:42.
"It comes down to making simple plays," Hammond said. "Tonight, when we made simple plays on both ends of the floor, we were fine. When we tried to do more than we are capable of as an individual or as a team, or making trying to make it in one pass instead of two, then we get into trouble. For lack of a better term, we need to be more disciplined on the floor. It doesn't mean that we are going to slow down to a walk. It means understanding the point in the game, where is the ball and making good decisions."
South Tama tried to mount a rally in the fourth quarter. After a quick EM bucket, STC scored the next nine points. Sophomore Ian Slagle started the rally with back-to-back baskets and a free throw as his size was too much for the Mustangs, forcing a quick EM timeout after his shots.
"As frustrating as this loss is, I want to give a pat on the back to Ian Slagle," Hammond said. "He came off the bench and had played virtually no varsity minutes. We threw him in a situation and I thought he did a nice job. Is that something we should maybe look at more? It's something that only time will tell. When those kind of things happen, maybe that's the point in the season where you've got a young kid who's been working and trying hard and suddenly he's like 'coach take a look at me.'"
Senior Kaleb Davenport and Fonseca also scored as the Mustangs lead was chopped to eight points with 4:48 remaining. Both teams went scoreless for nearly three minutes, before the Mustangs made six foul shots down the stretch to win the game.
"We cut the lead to eight points with the ball," Hammond said. "Then we come down and turn it over. You can't do those things when you're in that position."
South Tama hosts West Marshall on Tuesday night. On Friday, STC travels to Eldora to play South Hardin.


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Grandma will be coming to Perth with us this year. I'm so excited! Maybe I will be able to learn more recipes off her. She taught me how to make Coffee Agar Agar. I'm hoping I have a chance to learn more desserts off her- such as Baked Milk Pudding and so forth.
I'm also reminding myself to keep this recipe handy. It's quick and it is a good dessert for people who are lactose sensitive or intolerant (like myself).
Mango Coconut Agar Agar
1 packet of Agar agar powder (think it is 13grms)
750 ltres water
200 grams sugar
6 pieces pandan leaves tie in a knot (My pandan leaves were frozen but if you have fresh, try using 3-4 leaves)
1 mango cut into tiny cubes (hubby's role)
300 ml lite coconut milk
Dissolve sugar, water , agar agar powder in a pot. Add tied pandan leaves. Boil for 10-15 mins. Remove leaves.
Turn to low heat and add coconut milk. Remove when it bubbles. Add mango cubes to pot. Pour mixture into jelly moulds. Leave to cool. Chill for at least 1 hr.


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As we saw last time, your startup becomes a hero by making your customers and clients the main hero. And rather than starting with trying to sell our ultimate products or services, we attract and mentor our prospects with content first.
If you are going to use the hero model in your biz storytelling, then you are going to want to read this article (I say that because there are other story models available).
I really like the examples and videos from Apple, Inc. this author uses to illustrate his points -- they are very powerful.
And I think the chart is brilliant. He also explains the structure for creating a hero story -- and focuses on the hero being your CUSTOMER, not you.
That is sometimes hard to get your head wrapped around, which is another reason why I like the examples & videos he chose. You will really experience the difference.
So go grab these insights and happy storytelling!
This review was written by Karen Dietz for her curated content on business storytelling at www.scoop.it/t/just-story-it


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) Garrett Safron's 25-yard touchdown pass to T.J. Knowles with 7:12 to go in the fourth quarter Saturday night sealed the deal for Sacramento State, giving the Hornets a 19-14 victory over visiting Weber State.
The pass by Safron was his second of the night, putting Sacramento State (5-2, 3-1 Big Sky) up 18-7 at the time before an Edgar Castaneda extra point made it 19-7.
Mike Hoke quickly answered for Weber State (0-7, 0-4) with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Erik Walker with 3:59 to go in the game, making it 19-14, but it was too little, too late. Sacramento State got the ball back and kept possession the rest of the way with Safron taking a knee three straight times to drain out the clock.
Safron was 21 of 26 for 182 yards and two touchdowns while Knowles had five catches for 46 yards and the score.


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Average California gasoline prices jumped 23 cents in the last week, passing $4 a gallon in Los Angeles, fuel surveys show.
This surge follows a year in which the nation's motorists spent a greater percentage of their annual income on gasoline than at any time in the last three decades, the Energy Department said. Gasoline expenditures were higher despite a sharp improvement in automobile fuel economy, according to a separate report.
The average cost for a gallon of regular gasoline in California jumped to $3.914 on Monday, up 23.4 cents from a week earlier, according to the AAA Fuel Gauge Report. The Energy Department reported a similar increase for California of 22.8 cents a gallon, to $3.904, in its separate price survey.
Refinery maintenance was one reason for the surge, said Denton Cinquegrana, executive editor of the Oil Price Information Service.
"California has a lot more planned refinery maintenance than it usually has at this time of year," Cinquegrana said. "And most of that is concentrated in Southern California."