22 April, 2013 (11:09) | letters (correspondence) | By: Dale Sauter
Source: Robert Morgan Papers (#237) East Carolina Manuscript Collection Staff Person: Dale Sauter Description: Letter from President Richard Nixon thanking Robert Morgan, North Carolina Attorney General, for his support of Nixon’s planned measures to end the Vietnam War.
Tags: communism, government, politics
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22 January, 2013 (07:49) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, photographs | By: Dale Sauter
Source: The Daily Reflector Image Collection East Carolina MC #741.28.f.45 Staff Person: Dale Sauter Description: Over seventy years ago, on December 2, 1942, the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction was initiated. For more details, see the source link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_Pile-1 This week’s staff pick is a reminder of the public’s awareness and fear after the start [...]
Tags: communism, government, politics, Social Life
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1 February, 2012 (14:14) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, advertisements | By: Dale Sauter
Source: Benjamin B. Winborne Papers #691-005, East Carolina Manuscript Collection Staff Person: Dale Sauter Description: Today’s staff pick features an original handbill (circa 1868) promoting the election of William Woods Holden for Governor and Tod Robinson Caldwell for the first ever position of Lieutenant Governor in North Carolina. They were both elected to office. Holden [...]
Tags: early American history, government, politics
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28 September, 2011 (08:30) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, photographs | By: Dale Sauter
Source: William N. Still, Jr. Papers (#139) East Carolina Manuscript Collection Staff Person: Dale Sauter Description: Featured are two undated photographs of onsite trailers serving as living quarters for factory workers and their families for World War II-era shipbuilding workers. These workers were employed at the North Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation’s yards at Wilmington, North Carolina.
Tags: boats, government, labor, maritime history, North Carolina Shipbuilding Corporation, ships, Social Life, transportation, World War II
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19 May, 2011 (12:29) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, pamphlets | By: Lynette Lundin
Source: Junius D. Grimes Papers (#571) Staff Person: Lynette Lundin Description: Take a step back in time to 1914 Greenville, N. C., in this C. E. Weaver Series, “Illustrated Cities”, by Central Publishing Co., Inc., in Richmond, Virginia. Greenville was growing and changing: The Center Brick Warehouse was selling Bright Leaf Tobacco (93,762 pounds avg. [...]
Tags: agriculture, architecture, East Carolina Teachers Training School, government, Greenville, historic buildings, hotels, Pitt County, railroads, theaters, tobacco industry, transportation
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6 January, 2011 (09:39) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, negatives (photographic), photographs | By: Martha Elmore
Source: Daily Reflector Negative Collection #741.33.b.4 Staff Person: Martha Elmore Description: In Greenville, N.C., before the era of quick electronic vote tabulations for election results, people used to wait outside the Daily Reflector office and watch as vote tallies were posted and updated on the tally board. This June 1964 photograph shows the vote tally being adjusted while citizens [...]
Tags: government, Greenville, politics
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8 January, 2010 (10:33) | J. Edgar Hoover Collection on International Communism, pamphlets | By: Maury York
Source: Programme & Constitution of the Communist Party of Lesotho, Hoover DT 2618.C65 1960 Programme & Constitution of the Communist Party of Lesotho Staff Person: Maury York Description: Lesotho is a small country completely surrounded by South Africa. Known as Basutoland during its period of control by the British, the Kingdom of Lesotho achieved independence [...]
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3 October, 2008 (14:51) | East Carolina Manuscript Collection, postcards | By: Martha Elmore
Source: William E. Elmore Collection, East Carolina Manuscript Collection, #39 Staff Person: Martha Elmore Description: These postcard images depict the departure of President Theodore Roosevelt’s carriage from the White House and the newly sworn in President William H. Taft and his wife Helen Herron Taft riding in a carriage in Taft’s inauguration parade from the [...]
Tags: government, holidays, politics
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