30 incoming letters to R. Hoe & Co. from various California type foundries and related businesses located in San Francisco, including several from H. L. Tatum, San Francisco agent for R. Hoe & Co.

Floor plans and elevations by Miller & Colmesnic, n.d. (sheets numbered 2-7); 3 unnumbered sheets of details by Houghton Sawyer, 1914-1915.

V. 1: The greater torment (novel); v. 2 3: King Pandar (novel); v. 4: Short stories (1922 1931 and n.d.); v. 5: Four plays. Copies of portraits pasted in each volume.

Relates to internal political struggles (especially between G. M. Malenkov and A. A. Zhdanov) as a factor in Soviet foreign policy formulation in the early post-World War II period, and particularly with regard to the Soviet-Yugoslav break. Enlarged version published...

Correspondence, memoirs, lectures, reports, surveys, patents, clippings, sketches, and photographs, relating to economic, scientific, and technological developments in the mining and metallurgical industries of China, Japan, and the Far East, with emphasis on nickel alloys, China labor and dockyard projects,...

Relates to unoffical diplomatic and commercial relations between the United States and the Soviet Union during the 1920s.

The Jesse Rabinowitz papers, 1944-1999, consist of correspondence, writings, research, and personal papers relating to his life and work as a biochemist. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, research material, and professional papers that Rabinowitz collected during his...

Miscellaneous pamphlets related to racial issues, including publications of the Public Affairs Committee, Council for Social Action of the Congregational Christian Churces, Women's International League for Peace & Freedom, and other organizations.

Study entitled "War Comes to Long An" (1969), relating to political events in Phuoc Tuy Province, South Vietnam, 1954-1968; and essay entitled "Whither the Philippines?" (1975), relating to contemporary Philippine politics. In part, photocopy.

Photocopy of three typed pages of excerpts from a diary kept by Brierly's mother, Rachel Enloe, Aug.-Sept. 1870, when Enloe was 16, with Brierly's commentary. Enloe describes hunting and camping activities on a trip with her brothers and her brother-in-law's...

Sound and videotape recordings of proceedings, relating to the Roman Catholic Church and antisemitism in Poland. Conference organized by Bohdan W. Oppenheim.

From the Acknowledgement: "The following study on the subject of race relations in the City of San Jose was prompted by a desire on the part of the Race Relations Class at the San Jose State College to learn first...

Advocates sexual abstinence. Published by Norman Remington, Baltimore. Includes list of testimonials from prominent Americans.

Snapshots of the leavetaking of Jack London's yacht, the Snark, possibly in San Francisco or Oakland. London, George Sterling and others are pictured on deck.

Relates to the communist movement in Germany. Photocopy.

John Adrian Rademaker was a professor of Sociology, Ph.D., University of Washington (ca. 1939). He served as community analyst at the Granada Relocation Center, Prowers County, Colorado, during World War II. This collection consists of approximately 660 returned postcard-questionnaires on...

Chiefly reprints of articles.

Relates to American naval operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II, the development of naval aviation, postwar American defense policy, and American policy in the Indochinese War of 1946-1954. Published as From Pearl Harbor to Vietnam : The...

Correspondence, contracts, diaries, original manuscripts and typescripts of poems, plays, and short stories by Dollie Radford. Several mss. by her daughters, Hester and Margaret, and by her husband, Ernest Radford. A.Ls.S. by John Lane, D. H. Lawrence, John Masefield, Ernest...

This collection covers social issues of the late 1960s to mid 1970s in the United States, especially as manifested on the San Diego State University (College) campus and in San Diego County. These issues include women's rights, civil rights, Marxism,...

Pamphlets concerning radical movements in the U.S. and a smaller percentage concerning movements in Great Britain.

Pamphlets, leaflets, newspaper and serial issues, newsletters, bulletins, circulars, and other printed and near-print material, issued by right-wing organizations and individuals in the United States, relating to anti-communist, patriotic, fundamentalist, racist, anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi and other right-wing political movements and concerns...

Minutes of the Klub Radikalnih Poslanika of the Radikalna Stanka, relating to Serbian politics and parliamentary strategy. Photocopy.

Correspondence, writings, radio transcripts, serial issues, and other printed matter, relating to Czechoslovak émigré affairs, Czechoslovak culture, and Western radio broadcasting to Czechoslovakia.

Paul Radin (1883-1959) was a field ethnologist at the Geological Survey of Canada specializing in the study of the Winnebago. His publications include (1910), (1913), and (1915). The collection consists of typed, annotated transcripts and translations relating to the book...

The collection is comprised of broadcast transcripts and audio recordings of the Radio Free Asia (RFA) Vietnamese radio programs for the years 1997-2002 (later years are retained by RFA). The broadcast transcripts include a morning and evening broadcast for each...

American radio broadcasting organization operating Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. Includes sound recordings of broadcasts, scripts, correspondence, and memoranda, relating to broadcasts by Radio Free Europe to audiences in Eastern Europe and to broadcasts by Radio Liberty Liberty to...

American radio broadcasting organization operating Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty. Includes correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial and legal records, technical specifications, opinion survey data, serial issues, other publications, and microfilm, relating to operations of Radio Free Europe in broadcasting...

Letters, lists, memoranda, schedules, and broadcast transcripts, relating to Allied propaganda directed at foreign workers in Germany.

Relates to the overthrow of the government of Salvador Allende in Chile by the coup of September 11, 1973.

Correspondence, reports, diplomatic dispatches, military and historical studies, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Hungarian history, politics, and government, the Danube Valley, the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, World War II military campaigns, world politics, Palestinian history, and Jewish-Arab relations.

Relates to the Vietnamese War and to the role of János Péter, foreign minister of Hungary, in negotiations between the United States and North Vietnam.

This collection contains items Donald E. Rady compiled for his dissertation and book project focusing on the Brazilian Companhia Siderúrgica Nacional (CSN) and surrounding Volta Redonda community. After a bidding war between German and US firms to create a new...

Relates to South African politics and to Cecil Rhodes.

Hermann C. Raebel Jr. (1848-1869) was born in Leipzig, Germany. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy (1866). While on maneuvers off the coast of Brazil in 1866, received a commission as ensign. He painted watercolors and wrote letters home...

Cartoons, sketches, paintings, correspondence, clippings, newspaper issues, and photographs, relating primarily to World War I. Includes anti-German World War I cartoons, and cartoons relating to interwar world politics.

Louis Raemaekers (1869-1956) was a cartoonist. His publications include (1912), (1918), and (1918-19). The collection consists of reproductions of anti-German political cartoons originally published in the Netherlands by Raemaekers during World War I.

Photograph album of a British R.A.F. pilot in Pakistan, 1927-1928, containing 100+ black/white photographs, many with captions. Includes shots of biplanes, airfields, camps, and colleagues, as well as a number of scenes in the North West Frontier and other parts...

French painter, draftsman, printmaker, sculptor, and author of Italian descent. Raffaëlli introduced technical innovations in ink drawing colors, drypoint, and color engraving. The archive documents Raffaëlli's art (especially his innovations in printmaking), exhibits, art criticism, and his literary and socio-political...

Speeches, radio addresses, conference papers, and journal articles, relating to educational and other strategies for development in underdeveloped countries, especially Iran and Mali, and to activities of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

The William Otis Raiguel papers span the years 1905-1932 and include correspondence, contractual agreements, travel diaries, and an insurance application. The correspondence, dated from 1909-1920, is between Raiguel and John Galen Howard, and documents some of their financial arrangements. The...

Speeches, resolutions, declarations, memoranda, reports, and letters, relating to various anti-communist Bulgarian émigré organizations, and to conditions in Bulgaria under communism.

The collection contains correspondence, invoices, notices, receipts, and tickets for several railroads including the Atlantic and Great Western Railway; Buffalo Pass, Scalplock & Defiance Railroad; Chicago & North-Wester Railroad Company; Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad; Denver & Rio Grande Western...

Contents: inventory, with appraisal and physical evaluation, of Northern Electric Railroad Company, 1915; and report by T. Falch, assistant engineer, on prices and trends of railroad utilities, ca. 1935.

The collection consists of nearly 300 pages of black and white photographs (image size: 1-1/4 x 1-½ inches), with 24 images pasted on each page) of male railroad employees, arranged alphabetically by the first letter of the surname, but not...

The collection contains a variety of ephemeral items relating mainly to railroad companies, but also some bus and other transportation companies. Included in the collection are passenger tickets, railroad forms, transfer tickets, bond coupons, baggage claim checks, company passes, time...

The Railroad Law Enforcement Collection deals with a number of aspects of crimes associated with rail travel. It begins with the first train robbery in the United States in 1870 and includes material up to 1977. The bulk of the...

Stocks, plans clippings, registers of movement for various railroads in California such as the Central Pacific Railroad; California and Oregon Railroad; Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad; West Side Lumber Company Railroad; San Francisco-Sacramento Railroad; Oakland, Antioch and Eastern Railway and...

Post card collection featuring U.S railroads during the period 1930-1970. Includes postcards of individual locomotoves (steam and diesel), passenger cars, and name trains. The bulk of the collection features western railroads (Southern Pacific, Santa Fe, Western Pacific, Northern Pacific, and...

Collection contains mostly railroad company annual reports, as well as various company legal and financial information. Contains a small section on the Tehuantepec Isthmus, and many route maps covering each company's territory. Companies represented in the collection include: Atchison, Topeka...

Views relate to trains and railroads in Sacramento and the San Francisco Bay Area. Locomotives and stations of the San Francisco & Alameda Railroad and of the Sacramento Valley Railroad are pictured. Also shown is a time table of the...

Collection contains over 2,600 photographs documenting various railways and trolley lines in the United States (primarily California) and Mexico.

L. M. Clement was one of the leading civil engineers responsible for surveying and building the eastbound route of the Central Pacific Railroad, thereby contributing to the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869. The collection comprises a handwritten copy...

Contains engineering drawings of railways in and around Oakland, Calif. of various subsidiaries and predecessors of the Railway Equipment & Realty Company including San Francisco-Oakland Terminal Railways, East Bay Street Railways, East Bay Transit Co., Key System, and Key System,...

Photocopies of correspondence, memoranda, reports, and government documents, and photographs, relating mainly to relations of the Catholic Church with the government of Poland. Includes photocopies of personal papers relating to General Wojciech Jaruzelski, photocopies of letters by Adolf Hitler relating...

The Rainbow Bridge/Monument Valley Expedition (RBMVE) Archives results from excavations that were conducted between 1933 and 1938 along the Colorado River basin directed by Ansel Hall, Head of Education for the Western Region, National Park Service, based in UC-Berkeley. The...

Title from label pasted on cover.

The papers of Kathleen Raine, English poet and Blake and Yeats scholar, include journals, correspondence, photographs, draft versions of poems, essays, reviews, critical work, and her published autobiographical trilogy. The majority of Raine's writings in the collection focus on her...

Records of rainfall compiled by California Water and Telephone Company in San Diego County at approximately 80 precipitation stations. Periods of record vary, oldest beginning 1875, some records ending 1946. Typescripts (mimeo.), with holograph annotations....

Contains subject files for Rainforest Action Network (RAN) campaigns, Rainforest Action Groups, Rainforest Action Network publications, and small quantities of correspondence and photographs.

Papers of a California state senator whose district included the Santa Barbara and Ventura areas of California. The collection has been partially processed and is arranged to the box level for some series, and to the folder level for other...

The Helen Raitt Papers provide substantial information concerning the Capricorn Expedition, Tofua Press, and her published manuscripts, and some information concerning activities in her later life. The majority of her papers fall between the dates of 1952-1954 and 1973-1976. There...

The files consist of Dr. Raitt's office files while he was working at the University of California Division of War Research (UCDWR) and at the Marine Physical Laboratory on several projects concerning underwater sound. The files include data, correspondence, laboratory...

Relates to relief work in China, Polish refugees and relief needs during World War II, Polish relations with the United States and the Soviet Union, and postwar prospects for Poland. Letters addressed to the Polish foreign minister August Zaleski. Photocopy.

Papers of Carl Rakosi, American "Objectivist" poet and social worker, who professionally practiced psychotherapy under the name Callman Rawley. Rakosi was known for his association with the Objectivist movement as well as Jewish writers of the twentieth century. The writings...

Relates to socialist activities in the Balkans, and to the Russian Revolution. Photocopy.

Letters received, accounts and miscellaneous papers relating to his occupation as innkeeper on Calumet Island, Canada.

Materials on the history of Calif. hotels and stopping places before the completion of the transcontinental railroad, compiled by Cross for his book, The early inns of California, 1844-1869 (published in 1954). Consists chiefly of correspondence, with carbon copies of...

Ralph Hopping papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Commentary on events in the San Francisco bay area, the Lenny Bruce trials, civil rights movement, radio station KPFA, writers, jazz musicians, and the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Also included is a letter from Gleason's wife, Jean, to Hoffman.

Also, material on the salt industry, chiefly in the San Fransico Bay region; and miscellaneous notes and pictures received from W.P. Gregory.

Correspondence, notes, photographs and clippings relating mainly to Stephen Tyng Mather, and to collecting Mather papers for the Bancroft Library. Letters from Horace M. Albright, Herman Phleger and Merrill E. Prichard included.

Inscription to Phelps from Robert Shankland; TLS to Phelps from Horace Marden Albright concerning Shankland's biography of Steve Mather.

Leon Douglas Ralph, Democrat, was a State Assembly Member, 1966-1976. His main area of interest was issues affecting minorities, particularly affirmative action.

Love letters written from Corning and Bully Choop [?], Calif. to "Myrtie", wishing they could be together.

Contains correspondence, writings, course materials, research proposals, and miscellaneous papers.

Memoirs prepared by the family of Dr. Ralph Reynolds of San Francisco.

Originals and photocopies of papers of the elder brother of Jedediah S. Smith born in New York and a farmer in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan; letters from his brothers Ira Smith and Peter Smith, 1842 and 1844, his brother-in-law Solomon...

Portraits of Hell's Angels motorcycle gang leader Ralph "Sonny" Barger, taken at his Arizona home. Other family members also appear in some photos.

Chiefly incoming correspondence, including several files of letters from Leo Eloesser, as well as correspondence from several federal agencies concerning Stackpole's involvement with various New Deal projects. Also contains outgoing correspondence, including letters written by Stackpole as Head of the...

Ralph Story was the host of , , and . He was also a correspondent for CBS Radio news, a reporter and a correspondent/anchor for KNXT-TV. The collection consists of scripts from (1964-68).

Includes his statement prepared for the California Industrial Welfare Commission on fruit growing in the Saratoga area and labor problems pertaining thereto; a copy of the report of the Resolutions Committee, California Farmers, Inc., for the annual meeting 1958; copy...

Assembled from various sources.

Letters written to him while a student and later professor of philosophy, by Sherwood Anderson, William R. Dennes, Eugène Jolas, Roger B. Merriman, Laura Riding, Gertrude Stein, Pavel Tchelitchew, Alice B. Toklas and Clement C.J. Webb.

Collection consists of manuscripts, ozalid masters and copies, and published sheet music of musical compositions. Titles include: ; ; ; ; ; ; ; and ....

The Photographs of W.C. Ralston and His Mansion in Belmont, Calif. collection contains eleven photographic albumen prints taken by Eadweard Muybridge in 1874. The prints, some of which are stereograph halves, are gathered on four mounts --two prints being individually...

Summary: Letters primarily to Ralston, dealing with William W. Cargill of the Oriental Bank Corporation of London and Charles de Long, U.S. Envoy and Minister to Japan. Also included are letters asking for money or a position, thank you letters,...

Papers of Reuven Ramaty, astrophysicist, pioneer in high energy astrophysics, and a leading theorist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center for over 30 years. The collection documents his years at Goddard Space Flight Center first as post-doctoral research associate, then...

Snapshots of surf at Santa Monica, Magnolia Ave. (Riverside), a sailboat on San Francisco Bay, a woman on board the S.S. Pomona, the Post Office in Sacramento, the Court House in Santa Barbara, an adobe market in Santa Barbara, the...

John Henry Ramboz (1879-1960) served as the representative from San Marino to the Metropolitan Water District Board of Directors in 1933. He was the vice-chairman in 1948, and chairman in 1949. The collection consists of correspondence, reports, graphs, pamphlets, books,...

Bern C. Ramey had a long career in many aspects of the wine field including those of winemaker, merchandising specialist, author, lecturer, educator, and sales executive. A graduate of the UC Davis Department of Viticulture and Enology, Ramey worked for...

Depicts Francisco Franco, other Spanish political leaders, foreign diplomats and other officials visiting Spain, and scenes of political, military, cultural, social, and religious life in Spain.

Letters written to the Mexican Vice President, containing information on activities of the opposition party led by Bernardo Reyes, on political events, and government, and journalism, by Miguel Ahumada, Fernando Celada, Enrique C. Creel, Luis del Carmen Curiel, Manuel Garza...

Official letters from the political chief at San Antonio de Bexar (now San Antonio) to the alcalde at Goliad, in the state of Coahuila and Texas (now Texas)

This collection contains a misc. assortment of personal and legal documents. Hill's personal documents include correspondence, speeches, and a few scrapbooks with his poetry. Most of the legal documents are land deeds, including ones held by his son, Lawrence V....

Consists of four letters and one document regarding the appointment of Ramos Arizpe as Deputy to the Mexican Congress in 1822, which show the positive reaction of several politicians in Coahuila and record the progression of events leading to his...

Pamphlets, leaflets, clippings, and postcards, relating to the February 1917 Revolution in Russia. Includes fragments of burned records of the tsarist secret police (Okhrana).

Records of the student drama group the Ram's Head include financial reports (1924-57), Dramatic Council minutes (1925-1948), board minutes, (1935-1957), general correspondence (1934-1952), and production books (1937-1959), for such Ram's Head productions as the Big Game Gaities, Winter-One-Acts, and Spring...

Holograph letter written at the Frankford Arsenal to Major R.L. Baker of the Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N.Y.

Chiefly snapshots of ranch and desert scenes in Arizona, with views from excursions in Mexico and New Mexico. Locations include a trip to the Montoya Mine, Saw Mill Canyon (Ajo Mountains, Arizona?), Estancia (New Mexico), Martin's Ranch (Cerro Colorado), San...

Includes abstract of title (incomplete) and correspondence.

Consists of a ledger (1868-1900) concerning the management of Bidwell's ranch, farm, and household. It itemizes wages, supplies, cattle sold, work performed, freight shipped, type of payment made, paper and periodical subscriptions, political party donations, and compensation received for broken...

Docket (originally dated August 29, 1844-October 8, 1845) concerning William Alexander Leidesdorff's request for land adjoining John Augustus Sutter's Neuvo Helvetia. Contemporary copy and translation by W.E.P. Hartnell. Includes diseno.

The Rancho Los Amigos Hospital began in the late 1880's as the Los Angeles County Poor Farm. For over a century, the Rancho's mission has evolved, first as a hospital for indigents and then as a center for rehabilitation for...

The collection documents Cooper's early life horse breeding and racing, ranching, commerce, land development, and politics. Because of the breadth of the collection, it has been organized alphabetically by subject, person, or correspondent with inclusive dates listed. Users should be...

This collection contains legal and business papers related to the Rancho San Pedro and to its owners, the Dominguez family. The Spanish crown gave the Southern California lands of the Rancho San Pedro to Juan Jose Dominguez in 1784,...

Typescript abstract of title for the Rancho San Pedro, consisting of copies of documents related to the property, dated 1805 to 1854.

This collection includes correspondence, brochures, newsclippings, papers, and copies of historical documents related to the Rancho San Pedro. Subjects include the Dominguez Adobe and Claretian Seminary, families descended from the Dominguez sisters, companies owned by these descendants, and the...

Sketch map (negative and positive photostats) of the Rancho San Rafael in the Altar Valley of Sonora, on a former gold-mining site; overlay tracing by Robert H. Becker; letter of presentation from Jacob N. Bowman (Berkeley, Calif., March 31, 1958);...

Binder's title.

Relates to the organization, operations, motivation, and morale of Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops, 1964-1968, based on 2400 interviews with Vietnamese

Papers of William Whitehill Rand (1902-1988), geologist, engineer, and petroleum prospector. The collection includes documents, maps and some artifacts related to Rand's career in geology, marine engineering, and the oil industry. The maps are scientific and some include offshore sounding...

Papers relating to Randal F. Dickey's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Concerning a pump and other equipment and supplies for mine at Campo Seco, Calaveras Co., Calif.

Relating to the nomination for the National Register of Historic Places of the Sarah Seaver Randall House in Olema Valley. Copies of photographs, information on the Randall family, etc., included.

Contains the correspondence of Randall Henderson and the records of Desert Magazine, minutes and records of the Desert Protective Council, and information on the founding of Palm Desert, Calif.

Relates to social conditions in China and the Philippines. Letters written to a friend in the United States.

Contains correspondence of the Randolph family in Virginia and California, including Thomas Lyman Randolph, Samuel N. Jones, Elisabeth Randolph Simonson, Daniel Lyman Randolph, Edward H. Simonson, Louisa Maria Randolph and Anne M. (Mathieu) Randolph, as well as other Randolph and...

The collection consists of one 90 minute audiocassette tape presenting Edward A. Frieman's faculty lecture, "A Random Walk through Turbulence Theory" presented at Sumner Auditorium, Monday, November 10, 1986

Correspondence, notes from interviews, foreman`s notebook, geology and production reports, annual reports, microfilm of Congressional reports....

Born in May 1851, James Rankin immigrated to the United States from Scotland when in his teens. He first found employment and learned the trade of plumbing from his uncle, Mr. Dalziel of Oakland. He continued to work with his...

French helmet, German belt buckle, pin, cigarette lighter, and five decorations (medals, ribbons, and citation) given to P. J. Rankin by the French War Ministry in 1917. Includes two American posters from World War II.

Materials, 1987-1996, relating to the life and work of Lesbian playwright Rebecca Ranson, including scripts of three of her plays (circa 1987-1989), a copy of (1996), a book of interviews and stories by residents of single room occupancy (SRO) dwellings,...

Correspondence with and about Ivy Litvinov, clippings, and photographs, relating to Ivy Litvinov, literature, Basic English, and personal affairs. Includes a letter by Joseph Freeman.

A collection of carbon copies of transcripts in Spanish from the Mexican archives used in research for the book ...

Modernist art historian, born in Poland (1889), died in the United States (1952). Papers contain approximately 6 linear feet of manuscripts (many unpublished) on philosophy, artists and art (ancient, medieval and modern), the sociology of art, architects and architecture,...

Papers primarily relating to Weill's estate, including correspondence between the estate lawyer, Percy E. Towne, Weill's heirs in France, and the co-executors of his will, Herbert Fleishhacker and D.G. Davis, dealing with management of the estate and disbursement of the...

The Henry Rapoport Papers, 1936-2003, consist of correspondence, writings, reports, and research materials spanning Rapoport's distinguished career in organic chemistry from the 1940s to his death in 2002. The bulk of the collection includes correspondence and reports generated by Rapoport...

Artist unknown.

Papers of Roy A. Rappaport, an ethnographic anthropologist whose area of specialization was the religious ritual of the Tsembaga people of the Maring speaking region in Papua New Guinea. The Rappaport Papers represent the research and materials generated from his...

Relates to prisoners of war at the German prison camp Oflag XB, Nienburg-sur-Weser, during World War II.

Relates to the history of Freemasonry in France and the world, and the relationship of Freemasonry to pacifism, communism, the Spanish Civil War, and World War II.

vol.1. ca. 1875-ca. 1906, general views of San Francisco, street scenes, individual buildings, Woodwards Gardens, Golden Gate Park, Chinatown, etc. -- vol.2. ca. 1860's-1907 general views, street scenes, mansions, Chinatown, businesses, etc. "Selleck's Photographic Gallery" sign appears in one of...

Relates to political purges in the Soviet Union.

Includes explanatory letter by Peter S. Soudakoff, 1966, and an affidavit copy certifying the authenticity of Rasputin's handwriting.

Collection consists of various drafts of scripts for Cannon (4 episodes, 1971), Hawaii five-0 (7 episodes, 1968) (23 episodes, 1970-1971 season) and (13 episodes, 1972 season), and Kojak (3 episodes, 1974). Also includes press kit style distributor's package for Requiem...

The Rather Press collection measures 1 linear foot and dates from 1968 to 1996. The bibliographies list everything published by The Rather Press in chronological order, regardless of format. The first bibliography, covering the years 1968 to 1978, is extensively...

Letters, 1923-1945, from William H. Donald, Australian journalist and adviser to Chiang Kai-shek and other Chinese officials, 1903-1942, relating to historical and political events in China, and letters from Earl Albert Selle, 1946-1947, relating to the preparation of his book...

Photographs, printed matter, and miscellany, depicting political, social, and economic conditions in the Soviet Union.

Writings, correspondence, sound recordings of interviews, reports, memoranda, legal proceedings, internal bulletins, opinion polls, printed matter, and photographs, relating to communism in Latin America; political and economic conditions, and especially laissez-faire economics, in Argentina, elsewhere in Latin America, and Hong...

Six per cent mortgage bond (blank), 1890; with 60 semi-annual interest warrants, 1891-1920.

Relates to mobilization, transportation, and concentration of troops in Austria-Hungary in 1914. Includes translation.

Photographs depicting American military activities in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Satirical collages relating to West German and world politics

Snapshots or amateur views including San Francisco's Cliff House and Golden Gate Park, Monterey, Sacramento, Mt. Tamalpais, Sausalito, the Mokelumne River, and the Del Ray [sic] mine. Also present is a view of the tombstone of Eduard Theodor and Charlotta...

Writings, correspondence, diaries, notes, serial issues, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to Romanian participation in the two world wars, Romanian diplomacy and political conditions, the International Labour Organisation, Romanian émigré activities in France, Romanian culture, and the Romanian Orthodox...

Relates to fertility trends throughout the world, controversy regarding birth control policy, and tobacco use as a cause of mortality.

The Diane Ravitch papers consist of speeches and writings, correspondence, printed matter, reports, and studies relating to education in the United States. She is a professor, prolific writer, and an advocate of improvements in American education. Collection includes research materials...

A.M. Rawn (1888-1968) worked for the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts. He was promoted to chief engineer and general manager of the Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts (1941), and later appointed to California State Water Pollution Board (chairman, 1953-61). The...

Signed typescripts.....

Title supplied by cataloger.

Correspondence, speeches, reports, studies, printed matter, audiovisual material, and memorabilia, relating primarily to nuclear energy in the United States, and to Washington state politics.

Minutes of meetings and reports, relating to relief activities of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in China at the end of World War II.

This collection includes 10 letters and 26 pieces of mail art (decorated letters, postcards) from Ray Johnson

Contains Jones' writings, including manuscripts of his essays and poems, and newspaper clippings of his articles. Of note is correspondence from the 1920s to 1950s with anarchists in China, including Lu Chien Bo and Ba Jin, a well known writer...

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

Relates to political and economic conditions in Mexico, the Mexican communist movement, and prospects for communism in Mexico.

This collection contains published and unpublished manuscripts of works by author Robert J. Ray.

Letters, cards and fragments with the signatures of politicians, actresses, well-known personalities such as William McKinley, William Jennings Bryan, Jules Verne, C.P. Huntington, and Nellie Melba.

Papers relating to Ray Sherwin's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Recipes and formulas developed by Thelen during his years as baker, industry technician, and baking industry consultant, Technical papers which Thelen presented at industry meetings and conventions. Correspondence between Thelen and bakers, bakery owners, bakery managers, and industry consultants.

Title supplied by cataloger.

The collection contains over 70,000 images documenting the resurgence of storytelling in the United States as an art form. Also present in the collection are images from Hunold's work as a nature photographer. Hunold's work appeared in textbooks, newspapers, and...

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, press releases, and minutes, relating to administration of justice in the American occupation zone in Germany, and to the Nuremberg war crime trials.

Relate to history of Raymond, Washington, and to the shipwreck of the Robert Bruce; with clippings, photographs of her husband, Leslie V. Raymond, and a few notes relating to Raymond and Pacific County Washington, by H.C. Votaw.

Correspondence re Oppenheimer hearings, 1954; Letters from Oppenheimer to the Department of Physics re teaching appointment; Clippings and published articles on Oppenheimer hearings.

Relates to debates in the United States from 1912 to 1914 over the question of repealing exemption of coastwise American shipping from Panama Canal tolls.

Contains a journal kept by Raymond Wallace in two notebooks of his hitchhiking trip around the western half of the United States from July to Sept., 1935 (forty pages of the first notebook are Wallace's notes from a chemistry course...

Correspondence, chiefly with Alfred Otis Larkin and Sampson Tams, and notes concerning Thomas Oliver Larkin and the Larkin Family. Data obtained from Samuel Hopkins Willey is included. With the above: Extract from a letter, July 5, 1846, from Captain Blake,...

Early manuscript draft of a book Raynesford co-authored with Wayne C. Lee, Trails of the Smokey Hill: from Coronado to the cowtowns (1980).

Writings, correspondence, and photographs, relating to the Polish air force from World War I to World War II. Includes studies by Waclaw Subotkin and Jerzy Wypiórkiewicz relating to Rayski

The collection consists of files that Raytheon's Semiconductor Division kept to monitor both the progress of their competitors and trends in the electronics industry. The original organization of the files has been largely reproduced here. Gaps in the numerical filing...

Account of the career and benefactions of José de Torres y Vergara, Archdean of Mexico City Cathedral, founder of the Capuchin Convent of San José de Gracia in Querétaro, Inquisition and Holy Crusade dignitary, and University Chancellor. Written at the...

Collection consists of photographs, correspondence, memorabilia, and a scrapbook related to World War II....

No. 1 is hand col. and annotated blue line print.

Photographs show views of facilites related to the Eberhardt and Aurora Mining Co. including the Eberhardt mine tunnel entrance, the Eberhardt Mill, transportation of logs by horses, etc. Other views show the hotel at Hamilton, Nev., a general view of...

Letters written to or about Pierson Barton Reading, mainly by members of the family, including letters from Richard Bland Lee and Fannie (Washington) Reading (one describing her voyage to San Francisco in 1856 from New York via Panama); letter, 1844,...

Correspondence, family history, California Battalion accounts and correspondence, and grant and ranch materials....

Published and unpublished writings compiled from various sources for TA Seminar on Writing & Learning, fall 1992, held at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Unpublished reports pertaining to water power and water supply in California, compiled by Lester S. Ready, former chief engineer of the State Railroad Commission and consulting engineer....

Sound recordings and transcripts of a radio program broadcast series featuring Ronald Reagan, relating to political conditions in the United States. Title varies. Series produced by O'Connor Creative Services.

Books, clippings, news summaries, other printed matter, lists, indexes, memorabilia, sound recordings, video tapes, and miscellany, relating to the career of Ronald Reagan, his electoral campaigns for governor of California and president of the United States, and his gubernatorial and...

The collection of Patrick Reagh's Press consists of ephemera, page and galley proofs, printing plates, and various items relating to printing. The collection is contained in 90 boxes. Filed in folders, the archive contains the paperwork concerning the production of...

Accounts for the Guadalajara branch of the Royal Treasury, covering the periods April 1622-March 1623, 1714, and 1738; arranged in sections corresponding to treasury activities, and chronologically within sections. Each with table of contents, and signatures of treasury officials.

Two tax receipts for property owned by Adler in the city and county of San Francisco, Calif.

Two certificates for money received from the treasury at Guadalajara, signed by Juan Antonio López de la Paliza, José María Martínez del Campo, and Ramón Gutiérrez del Mazo.

Writings, speeches, interview transcripts, letters, biographical sketches, photographs, and clippings, relating to the founding of the Communist Information Bureau in 1947, activities of the Partito Comunista Italiano, aspects of Italian foreign relations, and socialist political activities in Italy. Includes letters...

Copies of royal decrees relating to the Philippines.

Minutes of directors' meetings (1910-1923), cashbook containing intermittent entries (1916-1919), and constitution and bylaws.

David Wayne Reams (1917-1948) served in the U.S. Navy. The collection consists of papers related to Reams's service in the Navy including a scrapbook, U.S. Navy records, discharge papers, pins, photographs, and memorabilia.

Records pertain to the editorial process of THE REAPER, its production, finiancial management, and other miscellaneous business, as well as the literary interests and opinions of its editors and contributing authors. Included is correspondence between the poetry editors Mark Jarman...

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

The Donald and Sylvia Reay Collection spans the years 1938 to 1999, and includes the Reays' personal papers, records from private practice and professional careers, and materials generated by the firms DeMars & Reay, Reay Associates, and Reay-Tsuruta Associates. The...

Contains pamphlets, periodicals, posters and articles relating to Punk Culture.

The Rebuild LA Collection contains the administrative and organizational records of Rebuild LA, the most important response to the Los Angeles riots of 1992. The collection spans the entire life of the organzation from its beginning in 1992 to its...

Theses and resolutions, 1937-1939, and summary of interview conducted by Agustín Guillamón and written responses to questions posed by A. Guillamón, 1985, relating to political activities and positions of the Partido Obrero de Unificación Marxista during the Spanish Civil War...

Papers of the committee to recall Roger Dearborn Lapham, the mayor of San Francisco in 1946. Includes a record of recall petition solicitors, a flyer, a press release, a petition, letterhead, and other documents.

Collection of 7 printed pamphlets and 8 manuscripts on astronomy, physics, optics, wine and fermentation, and other scientific topics.

Concerns the purchase or repair of footware. Also includes an engraving of Drew by R. Hicks from a painting by J. Moore.

Ott lived in Berkeley in 1891 according to the billing address.

From the Honeyman Collection.

Printed forms filled in.

Receipts and related account records for various materials (food stuffs, coal, hardware) and services provided by numerous San Francisco firms.

Receipts for potatoes (from Sim & Co. and Flint, Peabody, & Co.), for various metal goods (from Ackley & Co.), and for fees paid to the U.S. Custom House, San Francisco.

Printed forms, filled in.

American engineer; director, Advanced Research Projects Agency, United States Department of Defense, 1967-1970; principal deputy director of defense research and engineering, 1970-1971; assistant secretary of defense for telecommunications, 1972-1973.

This record group contains the administrative, legal, and financial records of the California State Reclamation Board established in 1911.

Four bank ledgers (1893-1922) and four minutes books containing trustee board meeting minutes and financial reports to the district (1893-1945).

Partial copy of an oral history interview conducted by John Donofrio and Mimi Stein for the Bank of America.

First overland mail to California (in wagon train led by Col. Chiles, 1848); notes on early days in El Dorado Co.; James W. Marshall; sales and transfers to Sutter's Fort and Sutter's Mill; ferry on the American River.

With covering letter to Dr. George P. Hammond.

Recollections of early years in Jewish community in Kiev; interest in Russian rivolutionary movement; experiences as member of Menshevik faction of Social Democratic Party during the revolution and civil war. Photographs inserted. Included also: brief biographical sketch and list of...

Recollections of Mrs. John M. Jones of overland journey to California, 1846 with the Brown-Allen-Jones party; winter at the Chiles ranch; stay in San Jose; as settlers at Alamo.

Notes on journey from Massachusetts, via Independence, Fort Laramie, Salt Lake and the Carson River, to the Placerville area. Mention of conditions in the mines and San Francisco.

Andrew Schiffrin;

These posters were generated during the protest of the escalation of the Vietnamese Conflict, when the Berkeley campus was to be 'reconstituted' into a peace promoting institution.

These handbills were generated during the protest of the escalation of the Vietnamese Conflict, when the Berkeley campus was to be "reconstituted" into a peace promoting institution.

Professionally photographed views of new civic, commercial, and residential buildings (completed and under construction), street scenes, public monuments, and leisure and recreation views in Golden Gate Park and at Ocean Beach,

Title supplied by cataloger.

The State Redevelopment and Reemployment Records consist of 29 cubic feet of material reflecting the activity of the Commission in the areas of research and fact finding, providing assistance to local leaders, and solving problems dealing with various social, economic,...

Record book kept by the club's first secretary, Eva F. Chan, and later, by Hon Chew Hee and Wahso Chan. Includes manuscripts of the club's constitution, lists of officers and members, and roll call and minutes of meetings from 1930...

Typewritten form with handwritten descriptions.

Account book of the Royal Treasury, arranged according to types of income or outgo, such as ecclesiastical tithes, royal fifths, sales taxes, fees for episcopal appointments, revenue from monopolies, donations and fines; payments of salaries, payments to conquistadors, quicksilver payments,...

Journal (sales ledger), November 1863-December 1865; daybook (expense journal), 1869, and ledger (general), 1871-1873. Includes, in general ledger, entries for California Pacific Railroad. Owners: J.W. Brickell, W.H. Krieger, Jeh. Jones, J.D. Hilton (see p. 130 of Journal).

Includes scattered signatures of judges.

The Bancroft Library holds related collections of Thomas O. Larkin material: BANC MSS C-B 37-45 and C-E 1-25.

A chart identifying the number of growth wings; a Stockton Record clipping of February 4, 1922 describing the tree, its history, and the chart; a note from the University of Arizona commenting that an error may exist in the commutation...

Includes names of clients, vessels, information on goods and prices.

Record of sermons preached, primarily in Stanislaus County, California, Jan. 1884-Apr. 1902, including information on text, date, place, number in congregation and comments on weather; at the end: record of funerals at Ione and Oakdale and of marriages at Ione.

Dated lists of ships, barks, etc., with national register, name of captain, latest port and length of voyage. Monthly summaries.

Certificates signed by C.W. Bush, deputy.

Correspondence files and financial records.

Case relating to complaint of air pollution from cement plant operating near Concord, California. Includes subpoenas, depositions, complaints etc. Signatures of various lawyers, sheriffs and judges.

The Records of an Unbroken Friendship but the Mortal Severance album contains approximately 410 photographs apparently created as a memorial to Taizo Kato, a Japanese-American who died in 1924 at the age of 36. The album title implies that it...

Subjects covered include architects and architecture, Center City, city planning, civil engineers, engineering, commerce, manufacturing, the construction industry, environmental planning, land use and development, public administration, the San Diego Unified Port District, tourism, and transportation. The collection consists of correspondence,...

Manuscripts, mock-ups, galleys, and advertising orders for issues 1-3 of the literary magazine published in Berkeley. With these, a few unpublished mss.

Relating to the campaign for a comprehensive state park program. Included are copies of letters written by Newton B. Drury and staff, incoming correspondence, interoffice memoranda, minutes of meetings, press releases, articles prepared for newspapers and magazines, speeches and statements,...

The collection consists of materials such as correspondence, reports, memos, and pamphlets related to the growth and development of the city and county of San Diego. The collection contains materials created and published by the San Diego Chamber of Commerce,...

Mainly copies of mining laws, abstracts from minutes of meetings at which recorders for the mining districts were elected, claim notices, bills of sale, deeds of conveyance, powers of attorney, etc. Included occasionally are copies of records of the justice...

These papers consist of an extensive set of correspondence between Annie Montague Alexander and the directors of the museum between 1908 and 1949 and typescripts, manuscripts and notes for some of the publications issued as "Contributions from the Museum of...

Collection of archival materials pertaining to the published and unpublished volumes in the series....

Photocopies.

The records of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), and its precursor the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), comprise Record Group 255 of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). At the College Park, Maryland facility of NARA...

Contemporary copies of documents relating to Domincans in Baja California and to their attempts to transfer a mission and establish a hospital in Pitic (Sonora) or in Tepic (Nayarit). Include letters and petitions from Fathers Tomás Ahumada, Domingo Barreda and...

Contains deeds, abstracts, indentures, agreements, U.S. land grants, records of taxes, and other transactions concerning property in Mendocino and Sonoma counties, along with related surveys, field notes, maps, and sketches. Records chiefly concern the acquisition of land by the Gualala...

Correspondence of Julián de Arriaga (Minister of the Indies), Viceroy de Croix, and Gaspar de Portolá, with supplementary documents, concerning promotions granted by the King to Portolá (from the rank of captain to that of lieutenant colonel), Miguel Costansó, and...

Includes deed from Victor Castro to William H. Gray; and abstract of title to a portion of the Rancho (documents abstracted dated from 1852-1861).

Spine title.

In Spanish. Volume is a typescript in journal form, edited in pencil, of drafts of accounts and reports written in January and February, 1912, concerning the opening of a stretch of the Southern Pacific Railroad between the Mexican cities of...

Included are mainly views of Guatemalan people; and some views of unidentified cities (buildings, monuments, streets), villages (native huts), and landscapes (mountains, lakes, falls). Depicted are street peddlers and markets, women with children (bathing, doing laundry, taking care of children),...

Reminiscences concerning his revolutionary activities, 1906-1913, in Texas and Mexico on behalf of the Partido Liberal Mexicano, working with Ricardo Flores Magón.

Consists of correspondence, writings, publicity materials, interviews, and miscellaneous personal ephemera from San Francisco Bay Area writer of lesbian erotica, Red Jordan Arobateau. Contains incoming and outgoing correspondence with friends, publishers, magazine editors, and noted individuals in the lesbian, gay,...

Portraits of the author, color snapshots and poster reproductions of his paintings, and snapshots of his partner Dalila Jasmin at home and attending events.

Relates to the history of communism. Produced for television by KQED-TV, San Francisco, in cooperation with the Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace.

Interview transcript relating to the origins and activities of the Progressive Education Association. Interview conducted by James L. Hymes, Jr.

Correspondence, primarily with Wilhelm Gehlhoff, German economist, concerning conditions in German universities after World Wars I and II. Includes personal letters received by Annemarie Labes, sister of F. Redlich, 1947-1957

Ledger contains records of Wigwam of Wyoming Tribe No. 49. Included are minutes, membership and dues and receipts.

Kenneth V. Redpath was a charter member and secretary of the Los Angeles Driving Club, organized in 1899. The collection consists of photographs, clippings, and records of the Los Angeles Driving Club, programs of Los Angeles horse associations, and personal...

Collected by staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley.

The Redwood District of Lumber and Sawmill Workers Collection consists of the office files of the Redwood District Council of Lumber and Sawmill Workers, an umbrella organization of industrially organized plywood, sawmill and logging local unions in Del Norte, Humboldt,...

Mainly records kept by Clyde Edmondson, the Association's first manager, including correspondence, memoranda, reports, programs, clippings and miscellaneous papers relating to the activities of the Assonciation and to redwoods, with letters by Edmundson, William J. Losh, George Christopher, Paul R....

Title supplied by cataloger.

The Redwood Manufacturers Company Plant in Pittsburg, Calif. albums contain 274 photographic prints taken circa 1915 to circa 1925. The subject of the albums is the Redwood Manufacturers Co. (Remco), located in Pittsburg adjacent to the U.S. Steel Corporation. Both...

Slides for a presentation entitled: "The redwood question: how much is enough?" The presentation was used by Redwood lumbering companies in the conflict over an expansion of Redwood National Park.

Contains: No. 8 Redwood Trees, Santa Cruz Mtns. -- No. 9 Big Trees, Calaveras Grove [Calif.]

Business papers, correspondence, legal papers, printed materials, Trustee of Hornitos records....

Reebie consulting -- Freight locator -- Transearch® -- Transportation costing services -- Rail operating mileages -- Barge costs -- Rail costs -- Truck costs -- LTL costs.

Contains sketches (2) of unidentified residence in La Loma Park historic district of Berkeley, Calif.

Alan Reed (1907-1977) performed on Broadway (1930s-40s), and appeared in more than 50 films, including and . He also played character roles on television, most notably, as the voice of cartoon character Fred Flintstone (1960-77). The collection consists of correspondence,...

Relates to social conditions and Christian missionary work in China.

The collection consists of an album of 42 black and white photographs taken by George Reed of Sausalito, California, probably in 1888. The album appears to be a family snapshot album. It includes views of the grounds and gardens as...

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, notes, curricular material, conference papers and proceedings, and printed matter, relating to the promotion of international education in the United States; Middle Eastern area studies, and especially Turkish studies, in the United States; and activities of...

Depicts military airplanes, troop positions, and war damage in northern France during and immediately after World War I. Most photographs are aerial views.

Correspondence, legal papers, appointments, petitions for land timber, deeds, contracts, business and military papers....

The collection consists of reports and correspondence concerning the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge and some material dealing with Reed's earlier activities, such as his association with the Celite Company in Los Angeles, Public Works and management activities in...

The Reed Photographs include images of California and the West with photographs of Palm Springs, Yosemite, Owens Valley, San Gabriel Mountains, Lake Tahoe, Sequoia and King's Canyon National Parks. The collection contains two photo albums and 220 loose photographs.

Christina Georgina Jane Reeve was the second wife of Henry Reeve (1813-95). Henry Reeve's position as editor of the allowed the Reeves to move in leading social, literary, and political circles of London and Paris of their time. The collection...

Clippings of editorials from Mexican newspapers, most written under his pseudonym, Blas Urrea, relating to Mexican politics. With these: a few clippings about Cabrera.

Forms part of: Consumers Cooperative of Berkeley oral history collection.

Photographs show refugee camp life after the 1906 earthquake and fire in San Francisco, Calif. Women cooking on stoves set up in the street, women washing in tubs, a man cooking over a fire on the ground, men sitting on...

This collection consists of the administrative files of the Refugee Forum of Orange County (RFOC), and the California State Refugee Forum (CSRF), and other documents relating to these organizations. These forums enable service providers for Southeast Asian and other refugees...

The Bill Regan Photograph Collection documents San Jose State University (SJSU) from 1937 to 1953. The images chronicle a variety of campus events, sports, students, staff and faculty members. The collection consists of photographs and negatives.

The bulk of these records cover the period 1868 to 1918; records after 1918 consist of an incomplete set of minutes of Regents' meetings. Boxes of records are arranged by chronological periods, then into three groups within each period :...

Consists of business, political, and personal papers, including legal documents, letters, a scrapbook, a diary, a will, a historical sketch on Fr. Junipero Serra, papers pertaining to the Board of Water and Power, documents pertaining to del Valle's political career,...

"This collection of news clippings, journal articles, reports, correspondence, internal memoranda and other items, mostly concerning the San Francisco Bay Area, and principally relating to the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG), was compiled and presented to the IGS Library...

Many entries missing. Used later at Wilmington, Calif., by D.W. Weldt and others, for notes and scribbling.

The Registrar of Voters Records includes documents pertaining to state and national, municipal and county, and school district elections from 1916 to 2006. The collection also includes complete statements of votes, administrative records and California state laws and codes pertaining...

Copy of an original registry, 1847-1901, recording brands for horses and cattle belonging to owners in San Francisco.

A collection of pamphlets.

Research materials for several projects, including the Stanford's Sacramento house and the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve history. Two research papers, "A study of the Leland Stanford House in Sacramento, California," 1987, and, "The Serra statue at Presidio Monterey," 1988. Included...

Correspondence, memoranda, writings, legal and financial records, and printed matter, relating to publishing, and to conservative thought in the United States.

BANC; xF870.E3.L33 no.5: Leland Stanford Junior University miscellaneous papers, no. 5

Sven Reher (d. 1991) was prominent on the Los Angeles music scene as a violist and composer since 1934, when he left his studies at UCLA to audition for Otto Klemperer and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. He was associated with...

Documents the Supreme Court terms of William H. Rehnquist, associate justice from 1972 to 1986 and chief justice from 1986 to 2005. Materials include court case files, administrative files, conference files, correspondence, speeches and writings, book manuscripts, invitations, and other...

British art critic, editor, and curator born in Poland. The collection consists of poetry in a variety of media: manuscripts and typescripts, screenprints and posters, collages and original graphics, sound recordings, photoprints, and objects. Artists include Ronaldo Azedredo, Stephen Bann,...

Jasia Reichardt correspondence, 1956-1987, consists mainly of correspondence between artists, writers, and Reichardt from 1965 to 1975 when she was Assistant Director of the International Curators Association and Director of the Whitechapel Gallery.

Relates to conditions in the German prison camp at Hadamar bei Limberg.

The collection is organized into three series: Correspondence --letters and ephemera from leading Haiku poets; Haiku societies --correspondence and related materials pertaining to Haiku organizations; Publications --ms. material from Jane Reichhold's works and from titles published by AHA Books....

The collection is organized into three series: Correspondence -- letters and ephemera from leading Haiku poets; Haiku societies -- correspondence and related materials pertaining to Haiku organizations; Publications -- ms. material from Jane Reichhold's works and from titles published by...

Relates to commerce and trade in Nazi Germany.

Correspondence with regional party organizations, relating to preparations for German national elections of 1930. Includes correspondence of Heinrich Himmler, head of the division.

Liste des schädlichen und unerwünschten Schrifttums (1938), enumerating prohibited authors and books; and Schriftsteller-Verzeichnis (1942), listing approved writers.

Pamphlets, leaflets, campaign literature, serial issues, and clippings, relating to general elections in South Africa, South African politics and race relations, and the position of religious groups in South Africa on these issues. Includes issuances of various political parties.

Posters, advertising artwork and copy, marketing plans, clippings, and ephemera relating to the wine industry in California.

Collection consists of scripts for the television soap opera Days of our lives. Dates include: Nov.-Dec. 1965, Feb. 1969, July 1970, July 1978-July 1979, Aug. 1981-Sept. 1985, Jan. 1987-June 1988.

Frances Reid stars in the television soap opera . Collection consists of television scripts for the soap opera .

The accession consists of Freda Mary Hunt Reid's copies of correspondence, minutes and reports of the Building Advisory Committee for the Restoration of Old Scripps Building at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography

The collection consists largely of Professor Reid's correspondence for the years 1954-1970 and also includes some subject files containing material dated 1951-1975. The subject folder: Intermediate water, 1958-1960 relates to Reid's study of the intermediate water of the North Pacific,...

Papers relating to the passage of the California Wilderness Act (1984) and the Condor Range and Rivers Protection Act (1992), including correspondence, photographs, reports, documents, and other papers of this Sierra Club member.

Relates to clandestine preparations for the Allied military landing in North Africa during World War II.

was born on November 8, 1843 on a farm near After graduating from in 1868, he taught at the and the prestigious before accepting a job at the in in 1875. Elected to the presidency of the in 1881, Reid...

Relates to the German newspaper Frankfurter Zeitung during the Nazi regime in Germany.

Civil War discharge papers, 1864 and 1866, and cancelled paycheck, Jan. 31, 1876, from the Caspar Lumber Co.

Writings and printed matter, relating to education and political conditions in North Korea.

Includes correspondence, writings, notes, and printed matter, relating to international economic conditions, and to national socialism and communism in Germany.

This collection documents Frederick Reines' career in nuclear physics and astrophysics as both a scientist and an academic. Material ranges from the early period of his career as a graduate student, through his early professional endeavors in the Theoretical Division...

Printed material and manuscripts associated with Harriet Martineau. Extensive library of printed works by or about Harriet Martineau, in variant editions, including some foreign language material. Manuscript component consists chiefly of correspondence between Martineau and various family, friends, and colleagues,...

The archive consists of eight series: Series I. Personal and Family Papers, 1824-1948; Series II. Office of the President Files, 1916-1943; Series III. Rosalind Keep files, 1916-1948; Series IV. American Association of University Women, 1919-1932; Series V. Writings of Aurelia...

Max Reinhardt (1873-1943) produced plays and was a stage actor. He founded the Kammerspiele and Grosse Schauspielhaus theatres in Berlin, was first to produce the early works of Richard Strauss and founded the Salzburg Festival. The collection consists of four...

Frank Herman Reinsch (1885- ) was a professor of German and served as president of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast (1946-47). His publications include (1923) and (editor, 1946). The collection consists of correspondence files, manuscripts of articles on...

Photographs depict reinterment of Juan Bautista de Anza in the cathedral of Arizpe, Mexico, 1963. Also depicted are ceremonies, persons and a monument related to the event, as well as general views of Arizpe.

Accountant who served as a financial advisor and patron to many artists; wife Rebecca Reis (b. 1900) was an art collector. The papers contain correspondence, business and financial records, printed ephemera, photographs, a substantial body of letters from major and...

Depicts World War I scenes in France, especially aerial operations; and scenes in China, especially of the Russian fleet, during the Russo-Japanese War.

This collection consists of holographic sketches of orchestral, operatic, chamber and film music

Correspondence, serial issues, and pamphlets, relating to the Deutsche Friedensgesellschaft and Deutsche Liga für Menschenrechte in Germany, political activities of German socialist refugees in France after 1933, and the German peace activist Carl von Ossietzky

Papers of Eric Reissner (1913-1996), professor of mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1938-1969) and professor of applied mechanics and engineering sciences at the University of California, San Diego (1970-1979). Reissner's research interests included problems of turbulence and aerodynamic...

Papers of Hans Reissner (1874-1967), aeronautical engineer, physicist, professor, and researcher. Reissner designed the first successful aircraft with all-metal wing and tail surfaces and the first controllable-pitch propeller. He began his career in Germany, working with Ferdinand Zeppelin, Hugo Junkers...

Approximately 8,000 slides of California (1955-1983) focusing on geographic aspects and illustrating landforms, physical features, land uses and especially agriculture and forestry, some historic sites and buildings, port facilities, highlights of cities, and aerial views.

Documents relating to the recruiting of a company in Queretaro for service in Manila, including proclamation of the viceroy, Conde de Moctezuma, a list of soldiers in the company, and marching orders for the company, with signatures of the viceroy,...

Copy of a compilation prepared by the Franciscan Zárate, one-time missionary to New Mexico, which includes his personal account of Franciscan activities in the Californias, New Mexico, and elsewhere, interspersed with quoted or paraphrased reports on other land or maritime...

In paper covers; with bookplate of H. Buxton Forman.

The State Emergency Relief Administration was created in 1933, and succeeded by the State Relief Administration in 1935. Both agencies were developed to alleviate certain conditions caused by the Great Depression. The records from both agencies include reports, statistics, surveys,...

The Relief Camps for Refugees from the San Francisco Earthquake and Fire album contains 25 photographic prints taken in 1906 by San Francisco photographer Charles Weidner. The album documents the relief camps constructed for refugees from San Francisco's 1906 earthquake...

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department.

Contains a short history of the Area at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, Calif., files on faculty teaching in the Area, Area events and other information.

This collection contains files used by J. Gordon Melton while compiling his book first published in 1991. The files, which are arranged alphabetically by the person's name, contain correspondence, photocopied clippings, writings, and other materials by and about the religious...

Binder's title.

This collection contains WWII propaganda publications, documents and leaflets produced by the American Psychological Warfare Division(PWD) and SHAEF, as well as examples of German counterpropaganda. Also included are a few propaganda samples from the Korean War.

Caption title.

Journal of voyage around the Horn, from Thomaston, Maine. Descriptions of Rio de Janeiro and Talcaguana, Chile where the ship stopped for several days for repairs and refitting. Journal ends just before arrival in San Francisco.

Collection of medical remedies for various ailments, written on small slips of paper in at least two different hands. Several remedies are written on the back of other manuscript and printed documents, including a letter written but never sent by...

Relates to American and Soviet perceptions of World War II. Includes raw footage; correspondence, and financial and other production records; and a companion book. Production sponsored by the University of California, San Diego, the Roosevelt Center for American Policy Studies,...

Correspondence, writings, notes, studies, speeches, clippings, and printed matter, relating to the political and economic development of the Far East, especially China.

The papers document the Remey and Mason Families and were edited and arranged by Charles Mason Remey....

Title papers, together with various bound ledgers of the Remillard Brick Company (San Francisco and Oakland, California) covering the period 1879 to 1921. Records of sales, purchases, jobs, inventory, employee records, etc....

Snapshots of Berkeley, Calif. Primarily home interiors and family members, with one view of the University of California, Berkeley campus.

Contains photographs taken in Nome, Golovin, St. Lawrence Island, Siberia (incl. St. Nicholas), Teller, Pt. Barrow, Dutch Harbor, Unalaska, and Sitka. Includes photographs of settlements, native peoples, ship's crew and passengers. Captain Hamlet and Mrs. Churchill are identified in some...

Two ms. documents with transcriptions. Each is two pages in length and consists of short factual entries. Marshal follows an idiosyncratic custom of ending each paragraph with the punctuation mark xc. The document referring to his Mexican War experiences has...

Mainly relate to early history of Ventura County, with special mention of Tiburcio Vázquez, litigation for the Sespe Rancho, the murder of Thomas W. More in 1877, adobe houses in San Buenaventura, and San Nicolas Island. Partial transcripts of some...

Dictated to Ellen Ferry, his sister-in-law.

Two letters, one from Lyle (5 leaves) and one from Daly (1 leaf) recalling their years at the College of California. Letters are addressed to Roy Harrison Danforth.

Concerning art and artists of the San Francisco Bay area (particularly since 1910), the impact of the Panama Pacific International Exposition, various art schools and patrons.

Experiences with her husband, Vaughn B. McKeith, proving up a desert land claim at Grand View from 1905, later at Glenns Ferry, then in Owyhee County, with remarks on living conditions in the country, 1920 and later.

Mrs. Mclean's reminiscences of the early history of Berkeley, with related note from UC president Benjamin Ide Wheeler and note from UC librarian J.C. Rowell.

Letter (7 p.), two envelopes and two typescripts, one with a brief introduction and footnotes. The letter was written on Sept. 24, 1912 at the request of Goode's sister-in-law, Catherine McRae Goode and sent to her in Carson City, Nevada....

P.C. (Peter Charles) Remondino (1846-1926) was a prominent doctor and author. The collection contains holograph and typed manuscripts of articles by Remondino, and 2 portraits and 1 oversize picture of him.

Depicts the signing of documents of surrender by German authorities at the end of World War II.

Published, typescript, and carbon copies of the book, The earthquake of 1906, written by Bine's daughter, Marie Louise Bine Rodriguez, and privately published in 1951; together with materials related to Bine's service as a relief camp commander in the aftermath...

Correspondence, organizational files, and the journal, 1969-1984. Includes Beardsley's research notes and typescript about the history of American women's mountaineering, ca. 1970, that was to have been used in von Reznicek's 2nd edition of VON DER KRINOLINE ZUM 6 GRAD,...

German photographer associated with the art movement Neue Sachlichkeit (New Objectivity). The archive documents Renger-Patzsch's professional life, especially his work on book projects and commissions for industrial firms. It also includes technical details of his photographic workshop, and provides insight...

Memoirs, speeches, clippings, and photographs, relating to the Nationalist Chinese movement, China during World War II, and Taiwan in the postwar period.

Relates to the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II. Published (Glasgow, 1954).

Relates to Austrian politics. Interview conducted by Jacques de Launay.

Collection consists of material related to Jean Renoir's career as director and screenwriter. Includes scripts, production material, photographs, personal and professional correspondence, and manuscript material. Photographs include film stills representing over 30 film titles released between 1926-69, photographs of Renoir's...

Contains publications with articles on dance written by Renée Renouf Hall; also includes Renouf family papers (16th - 19th century).

The Juliet Dixon Renouf papers measure 2 linear inches and date from 1889, 1919 to 1922, 1950. Included in these papers are a credential for teaching Physical education as well as a letter of recommendation written by Henry J. King...

Letters received and miscellany, relating to Office of War Information activities in Egypt during World War II, and to the postwar situation in the Middle East.

Folder containing documents produced by REPOhistory and photocopied articles about the group published between 1992 and 2000.

Unusually informative report, with two letters to Bancroft.

Collection of specifications for construction streets and sidewalks in the City of Los Angeles. Starts with Specifications No. 47 (new series) for the construction of pavement of vitrified brick class B in the City of Los Angeles dated January 21st,...

Two page, typescript report probably written by William Emerson Ritter describing "work done by the Department of Zoology at San Diego during the present summer." Includes a list of persons who donated money for the work

Consists of mounted photographs of company operations, a map of Calaveras County showing the properties of the company, and a sketch map of the Valentine group of mines.

Consists of statistics, graphs and charts on vessels entering San Francisco Bay area harbors including tonnage, and items imported and exported.

Includes maps and charts.

Seminar presented under the auspices of the East Bay Religious Fellowship in conjunction with the National Conference of Jews and Christians. Includes summaries of papers presented and round table discussions.

Relates to American prisoners in the Japanese prison camp at Los Baños, Philippines. Prepared by released prisoners for the United States Department of State.

The Carnot Medal was established by Pierre de Coubertin in 1894 for debating contests between students of the University of California and Stanford University.

Documents relating to the career of Dr. García Vallecillos, native of Algeciras, Spain, attorney and judge of the Real Audiencia, Alcalde mayor of Sololá Province, Guatemala, and defender of the Spanish régime in the closing days of the Viceroyalty of...

Two variant copies, illustrated.

Document describing a mining site near the Enterprise Gold Mine in Madera County. The site was being tested for the presence of uranium. The report consists of copies of document, a map and several original photographs.

Includes copies of reports of Edward F. Haas and Major S.A. Cheney, and tables on flood gages and precipitation, with particular reference to the flood of 1911.

Incomplete transcript of 1728 report prepared by Rivera, Governor of Tlaxcala and subsequently Governor of Guatemala, on the basis of his 1724-1728 inspection of the northern frontier presidios. It is divided into three main parts, in compliance with Viceroy Casafuerte's...

Typed record of first trial for murder of Robert Junior, an Indian. Each volume indexed. Signed by Fred J. Brownlee, official court recorder.

Record of amounts of water used, location, crops, condition of ditches, type of soil, and name of person ordering the water.

Views and accompanying Historic American Engineering Records reports on three Los Angeles bridges: the First Street Bridge, Sixth Street Bridge, and Ninth Street Viaduct (Olympic Boulevard Viaduct). Accompanied by reports on an additional five bridges which were determined not to...

Memoirs, correspondence, and business and legal records, relating to efforts of the Societe americaine grecque et malgache to establish a slaughterhouse and meat-processing plant in Madagascar, the forced bankruptcy of the company, the imprisonment of G. S. Reppas, efforts to...

Holograph letter written at Huntersville, Arkansas.

Two identical views of San Francisco from the bay, each surrounded by 24 portraits of prominent men of the city. The portraits on each print are of different men.

Contains passenger lists, itineraries, programs, invitations, menus, and similar items on scrapbook pages. Loose items appear to have been removed from the same scrapbook by Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Bilicke.

[Unnumbered series] -- [1st series] -- 2nd series

Title supplied by cataloger.

Reproductions of pen and ink drawings of various California missions (San Buenaventura, San Carlos, San Diego de Alcala, San Fernando Rey, San Juan Bautista, San Juan Capistrano, San Luis Rey, Santa Clara, and Santa Inés).

Collection contains images (used as plates?) relating to "Life of the Late Rear-Admiral John Drake Sloat of the United States Navy", and a reproduction of a bust of Columbus.

English landscape designer. An assembled collection of drawings, letters and a report document Humphry Repton's designs for gardens and buildings.

Set of slides, with accompanying phonotape cassette and printed narrative, relating to the history and culture of Korea, and to political, social and economic conditions in post-World War II South Korea.

Republic Pictures Corporation was created in 1935 by merging four minor studios. The studio produced mostly westerns in assembly-line fashion, and occasionally produced a major motion picture under direction of Raoul Walsh, John Ford, or Orson Welles. The collection consists...

Pamphlets, reports, and studies, many of them issued by various California state government agencies, relating to administration of the California state government, especially during the governorship of Ronald Reagan (1967-1974), and particularly to administration of the state prison system. Collected...

Clippings, press releases, other printed matter, speeches, debate transcripts, memoranda, and video tapes, relating to Democratic Party leaders Walter F. Mondale, John Glenn and Geraldine Ferraro, and to political issues of the 1984 presidential campaign. Prepared for use in the...

Minutes and transcripts of meetings, correspondence, memoranda, financial and legal records, polling data, printed matter, clippings, photographs, and sound recordings, relating to elections and Republican Party activities in California. Includes files of Shawn Steel as party chairman.

Relates to activities of the Tax Association of Alameda County, California, in 1912, and of the United States Food Administration during World War I. Photocopy.

Correspondence, military orders, memoranda, and writings, relating to Allied military operations in World War I, particularly Franco-American military cooperation; to proposals for a treaty of mutual assistance under auspices of the League of Nations, 1922-1923; and to operations of the...

Relates to the X Corps, the Sevastopol' Fortress during World War I and the Russian Civil War, and White Russian and Allied military activities in the Crimea during the Russian Civil War.

The collection documents the research phase of Berlin's biography of Robert Noyce, entitled THE MAN BEHIND THE MICROCHIP. Included are interviews and transcripts including one with Gordon Moore.

Scripts and related material; carbon copy of dissertation.

In 1978 Ethel L. Bornefeld published an article "Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes Butte County's Only Woman Legislator" in the Fall & Winter Edition of the Butte County Historical Society's Diggin's (v. 22, no. 3&4). During the next five years or so...

Photocopies of notes, correspondence, and articles relating to research on Vallejo's bookplate; for inclusion in new chapter in reprint of "Historic California in bookplates".

Correspondence with various U.S. Army officers (including General W.C. Brown), Adjutant General's Office and various offices of the War Dept.; notes and drafts (including "Battle of Infernal Caverns"); photographs of the forts.

Included is supportive material for nominations to the National Register of Historic Places.

Contains research materials, including photostat copies from microfilm, typed transcriptions, and some translations, chiefly from a variety of sources in the collections of The Bancroft Library. Includes Shaffer's notes, drafts, and clippings related to her M.A. Thesis, presented to the...

Research notes, photographs, and correspondence relating to an article on individuals involved in the Young Ireland movement, 1847-1848. Includes some photocopies.

Manuscript and plates for his book, The Churches of Mexico, 1530-1810; card bibliography on Latin American architecture, especially the colonial period; negatives of buildings (some with architectural detail) in Mexico, Spain, Portugal, California, and the United States.

Photocopies of articles, archival documents, and other materials pertaining to George Henry Goddard, a surveyor and mapmaker of much of Calif., collected by Shumate during research for his book, The life of George Henry Goddard: artist, architect, surveyor, and map...

Notes, interviews, and writings on Mexico's resources, economy, history, and people. Possibly related to his book: Mexico and its reconstruction (1921)

Sixteen looseleaf notebooks containing clippings, transcriptions, notes, and photocopies from San Francisco newspapers and other printed sources concerning the Sharon-Hill divorce case of the 1880s, which involved former Senator William Sharon, his alleged wife, Sarah Althea Hill, and Hill's husband...

Documents and articles realting to the career of California educator John Swett. Swett was principal of San Francisco's Rincon School, served as State Superintendent of Public Instruction from 1862-1867, and became City Superintendent of School in 1889.

Contains copies of historical photographs used for the production of the film, Carved in silence, on Chinese immigrants entering the U.S. through Angel Island Immigration Station, which was written, produced and directed by Felicia Lowe.

Transcripts, photostats of clippings, and typed notes about Union Iron Works, of San Francisco, Calif., and its founders, James and Peter Donahue. Sources include books, San Francisco and Calif. newspapers, and periodicals published from the 1850s to the 1890s. Much...

Ernest E. Reshovsky was a Los Angeles photojournalist. The collection consists of negatives and proof sheets of Reshovsky's work between 1949-72.

Elevations and floor plans.

Title supplied by cataloger.

Set of drawings (blueprints) for residence at 828 Contra Costa Ave., Berkeley, includes: site plan, front elevation, north elevation, south elevation, rear elevation, section, basement and foundation plan, first floor plan, second floor plan, attic plan.

Views of opulent country mansion of William C. Ralston, depicting exterior, interiors and estate grounds.

Photographs of two residences, one much more lavish than the other and captioned "New Residence of President Brigham Young."

A file on an inquiry, carried out by Aguileta as alcalde mayor and judicial official of San José del Parral, into the official conduct and services of Vega, former justicia mayor and captain of that mining settlement, and of Vega's...

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, minutes, financial records, press releases, writings, notes, program statements, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the contra guerrilla movement in Nicaragua, Nicaraguan politics and government, human rights conditions, indigenous peoples in Nicaragua, other Nicaraguan opposition groups, peace...

Part of a collection of certificates, diplomas, and similar documents, primarily from California.

Mode of access: Internet from the BLM web site. Address as of 09/07/02: http://www.blm.gov/nstc/resourcenotes/resnotes.html; current access available via PURL.

Collection consists of newspaper articles, periodical articles, and sermons reporting or commenting on the Jonestown mass suicide in Guyana, November 1978. The Graduate Theological Union Library staff solicited and collected donations from various sources.

Collection consists of newspaper articles, periodical articles, and sermons reporting or commenting on the Jonestown mass suicide in Guyana, November 1978 . The Graduate Theological Union Library staff solicited and collected donations from various sources.

Correspondence, circulars, memoranda, and lists, relating to political conditions in Russia.

Relates to Cuban military involvement in Angola and Namibia. Produced by the Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias of Cuba.

Includes a brief history of the planting of eucalyptus in the region, a list of nurseries supplying the young plants, details on the cultivation of the trees, description of area, tables on expenditures, results of planting and names of species...

A collection of manuscripts, articles, correspondence, etc. from Ret Marut's early days in Germany, chiefly Düsseldorf and Munich (ca. 1901-1923), including a complete run of the journal Ziegelbrenner. Marut is thought to be identical with the author B. Traven.

The collection consists of by-laws, charter, correspondence, certificates, meeting minutes, financial records, membership rosters, and bulletins.

The collection documents local economic conditions, education, the environment, public works, recreation, schools, social conditions, and social service agencies. It includes correspondence, memoranda, Board of Directors meeting minutes, financial statements, and grant proposals.

Writings, photographs, and miscellany, relating mainly to the medical profession in Russia prior to the Russian Revolution.

Consists chiefly of correspondence, organizational records, speeches, blueprints, notes, telegrams, calling cards, newspaper clippings, and other materials pertaining to the organization and administration of the Panama Pacific International Exposition of 1915. Correspondence addresses general and legal issues, as well as...

Includes reunion programs and/or directories for 1922, 1937, 1947, 1958; class loan fund documents, 1962; photographs from 40th reunion; photographs and slides from 50th reunion.

Includes class reunion materials for 1973, 1978, 1983 and 1987. Also a videotape copy (VHS) of a film of 1938 senior week activities, with music and narration added in 1991 (46 min.)

Rev. Kogan Yoshizumi (1894-1975) was the Buddhist priest of the Soto Mission of Aiea in Hawaii on Oahu. Rev. Yoshizumi was arrested and detained at Sand Island after the attack on Pearl Harbor and was subsequently transferred to a series...

The accession consists of a speech entitled "The Revelle Impact" delivered in March 9, 1994 at a symposium honoring the 75th birthday of Roger Revelle held at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Daddario, who represented the first Connecticut district in Congress...

The Roger Randall Dougan Revelle papers provide substantial documentation of Revelle's career and professional life and some documentation of his personal life and family. The collection is divided into six series:...

Includes material documenting Revelle's education at Pomona College and his doctoral research at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, 1929-1936, his wartime naval career, his years as director of the Scripps Institution, 1950-1964, his efforts to establish UCSD, 1954-1964, and his...

Two collections of Roger Revelle Papers were donated to the SIO Archives. In 1984, Revelle donated his early files dated 1929-1976 (bulk 1946-1976) which were cataloged at Manuscript Collection MC6. This second collection of Roger Revelle Papers was donated after...

The Revelle papers date from 1929-1991, with the bulk being from 1978-1990. The collection provides extensive documentation of Roger Revelle's career at Scripps Institution of Oceanography and UCSD Department of Science, Technology and Public Affairs. Although the papers do contain...

Relates to commerce conducted through the port of Tallinn, Estonia, during the Russian Civil War.

John O'Brien founded The Review of Contemporary Fiction (RCF) in 1980 and established the Dalkey Archive Press three years later. Since its inaugural Spring 1981 issue, RCF has appeared with exact regularity three times a year. Each number is devoted...

Removed from: Rudolph Blaettler's copy of Sterling's Lilith; a dramatic poem (F855.2.S6035 1926 c3).

Memoranda, correspondence, data sheets, and printed matter, relating to the comparative study of social, political, and economic development in various countries during the twentieth century, and especially to the comparative study of political and military elites in various countries.

Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, postcards, sound recordings of songs, and a video tape, relating to political conditions, civil liberties, and the conditions of women, in Afghanistan.

The collection contain fliers that illustrate the organization's positions on the U.S. military involvement in Somalia, shootings by Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Police officers, racism charges against the Denny's restaurant chain, immigrant workers, and the effect of First Persian...

The collection contain fliers that illustrate the organization's positions on local strikes, the Rodney King verdict, California higher education tuition and admissions, federal and state budget cuts, gay and lesbian civil rights, and organized labor.

Small reward poster for escapees from Folsom Prison, signed by Charles Aull, warden and dated Aug. 19, 1890. Includes description and very faded photographs (1x1 in.) of four men described as "German, speaks English with broken accent". Captured is scrawled...

The Rex Evans Gallery opened as a partnership by Rex Evans and Jim Weatherford in Los Angeles (1960). The gallery primarily featured works in smaller media of drawings and water-colors. The gallery closed in 1972. The collection documents the La...

Kenneth Rexroth (1905-1982) was an author, critic, poet, teacher, translator and active member of San Francisco's cultural, political, and poetry scenes from the 1930s through the 1960s. The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts, and ephemera by and about Rexroth, and...

The papers of Kenneth Rexroth, American poet and activist, comprise manuscripts, notes, printed material, publications, correspondence, and ephemera related to poetry, writing, speaking engagements, and teaching, primarily from the last decade of his life; also included are correspondence, manuscripts, drawings,...

Relates to description and administration of Bechuanaland. Includes photographs.

Ph.D. dissertation, Stanford University. Photocopy.

Relates to political conditions and public opinion in Poland Photocopy.

Relates to the claim of C. Reymershoffer against the German government for financial losses resulting from the deposit of his savings in German banks and the subsequent loss of value of German currency. Petition addressed to the United States Senate.

This record contains 3 sketches for the W.M.E. Chamberlain residence (with alterations) in Berkeley, Calif.

This collection includes correspondence, publications, scrapbooks, photographs, realia and audio/audio-visual materials related to the evolution of Earle Reynolds and his family as peace activists.

Relates to activities of the American Expeditionary Forces in Siberia

Collection consists primarily of television Scripts and Production and research material related to the career of producer and director, Gene Reynolds. A large part of the collection includes materials for the television series "Lou Grant" (1977-82) and "M*A*S*H" (1971-80). Other...

Written as Superintendent, American Eagle Mine, concerning employment.

Civil War diary, 1862, of Joseph Smith Reynolds, a Union officer with the 64th Illinois Vol., Co. F. Reynolds was born in New Lenox, Illinois, December 3, 1839. He moved to Chicago in 1856, graduated from the high school there...

Correspondence with Stanford University alumni in the American armed forces, relating to military life and the home front in the United States during World War II

Sidney Reznick worked as comedy writer in radio and television. The collection consists of scripts related to his career, mostly for the Garry Moore television show (1958-61).

The papers of a distinguished American literary figure. Reznikoff was a prolific writer of poetry, prose, essays, and chronicler of Judaism and the American Jewish experience. He worked both as an editor and contributing author on The Menorah Journal and...

This collection contains an drawing for the Slg. Stern residence in San Francisco.

Correspondence, manuscripts of writings on agricultural subjects and on E.W. Hilgard, and miscellaneous papers, relating to his work with the tenth U.S. Census and the College of Agriculture, University of California.

Relates to international scientific support for the dissident Soviet physicist Andrei Sakharov. Ph.D. dissertation, McGill University.

Papers of Géza Róheim, Hungarian anthropologist who applied psychoanalytic techniques to the study of cultures. Educated in Hungary and Germany, Róheim taught at the University of Budapest until 1938, when he immigrated to the United States. Between 1929 and 1931...

Relates to American civilian air transportation under military contract during World War II, and to activities of the headquarters of General Douglas MacArthur in the Pacific Theater. Photocopy.

Correspondence of California pioneer Daniel Rhoads and his wife with family, including account of overland journey from Missouri in 1844 and information on farming in Santa Clara County near San Jose.

Nude photographs of male hitchhikers on Pacific Coast Highway between Santa Monica and Santa Barbara taken by amateur photographer William A. Rhoads, circa 1975-1981.

Typescripts of Kellogg's articles and monographs, and personal copies of books, magazines, and journals to which she contributed articles on children's art, particularly drawings, and its relationship to early childhood development; as well as on nursery schools, child care centers,...

Relates to the national composition of the West Prussian and Posen populations. Original article published in the Deutsche wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift für Polen (1926).

Copies of letters, clippings, and miscellanea, relating to C. Rhodes, to the Rhodes scholarships, and to the Rhodes Scholar reunion at Oxford University in 1929. Includes a copy of the will of C. Rhodes

Relates to the Indian campaign of 1890-1891; the expedition to Santiago de Cuba, 1898; the China Relief Expedition, 1900; the Philippine insurgency, 1901-1903; and a secret mission to Mexico, 1911. Photocopy.

The Rhodes Family Papers consist of correspondence (1838-1877), Robert H. Rhodes diary (1848-1849), California ranch business records(1858-1898), and miscellaneous biographical and genealogical materials pertaining to the Rhodes, Smith, Pister and McDermott families....

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, memoranda, legal documents, staff studies, and memorabilia, relating to the American atom bomb project during World War II, political issues before the United States Senate during the 1960s, veterans' affairs, and the postal service.

Reports and papers on hydraulic power systems, hydroelectric developments in California and the West, land reclamation and valuation....

Relates to activities of the White Russian commander Baron Roman Ungern-Shternberg in Mongolia during the Russian Civil War.

The collection documents Ribera's work in parks and recreational planning.

The Jerome S. Ricard, S.J., Papers consist of biographical materials, publications, research papers, and correspondence relating to Ricard's work as SCU faculty member, astronomer, meteorologist and seismologist.

The collection includes correspondence files, legal documents, transcripts, photographs, news clippings and ephemera. The preponderance of the Ricardo Cruz Papers, 11 boxes, the Legal Files series, represent his legal cases as a Los Angeles attorney.

Photocopies of documents collected by the Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores de Mexico and held in the Archivo General de la Nacion in Mexico City, related to the investigation for violation of neutrality laws, indictment, and extradition of Ricardo and Enrique...

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter, relating to the administration and financing of higher education, the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, the Mountain States Regional Medical Program, and the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems

Photographs show detailed views (both interior and exterior) of the Decorative Art Building, prior to the removal of the Department of Decorative Art (later the Department of Design) to Wurster Hall in 1964.

This collection contains the non-confidential documents of Dorothy P. Rice pertaining to the class action suit filed by Mississippi State Attorney General Michael C. Moore aimed at recovering Medicaid costs for treatment of tobacco-related illnesses from the tobacco companies.

This collection comprises materials from the James S. and Cora Rice family of Tustin, California, and other relatives, including Harvey M. Rice, father of James and an Ohio author and legislator; Nettie Rice, sister of James and the first wife...

This collection contains 17 black and white photographs taken between the years 1908 and 1916 of rice fields, agricultural equipment, and irrigation procedures, primarily in Yolo County, California. Several photographs feature Fair Ranch, located in Knight's Landing. Other rice fields...

Holograph letter written in New York City asking if Erastus Corning had received a package he had sent.

Field recordings collected in Bulgaria (April 1972-June 1973, 1986, 1988, 2000) and Georgia (2002).

Letters, printed articles, book reviews, and clippings, relating to various aspects of education, especially the role of ritual in education, and the Congreso de las Américas.

Reminiscences concerning his career in public health, specializing in child hygiene; his experiences at the Tsing Hua College in China, 1911-1912; work in Europe in chld welfare during World War I; organization of the Alameda County Health Center, 1919; and...

Field notes, correspondence, drafts of reports and papers, and other materials related to Bachenheimer's research in India as a Fulbright scholar working with U.C. professor David Mandelbaum. Materials contain information on social structures, homes, agriculture, irrigation, kinship, caste, market reports,...

Letters of information to George Gibson of the Quartermaster Dept. Include report on trip through Mexico en route to California, provisions available in San Francisco, army establishments in Oregon, changes in California, conditions at Benicia.

Biography has 2 leaves; bibliographies and discography consist of 19 leaves.

5 Photographs, newspaper article, poster.

Contains notebooks, writings, correspondence and other papers left with friend Dwain Richard Cox. Also includes photographs of Brautigan, his family, and of a trip he took; some writings of Tanikawa Shuntarō. Writings and correspondence were not sorted except in cases...

Early poems, short stores, "experimental dramas" and misc. correspondence with Edna Webster and publishers, and high school memorabilia (diploma). Several of the literary manuscripts were written for Edna Webster or Linda Webster. Most are undated but are known to have...

Regards Col. John C. Fremont and the Roman Cathalic Church.

Miscellaneous papers, including two commissions as Judge of the Superior Court of California for Amador County. (1896 and 1902) signed by James H. Budd and Henry T. Gage; and his last will (Apr. 19, 1899).

Contains speech writings, publications, reports, photographs, scrapbook, notes, subject files and clippings and other materials related to the career of Trudeau. Includes his work with the Scandinavian Festival, the East Bay Regional Park District and issues related to parklands and...

Papers relating to Richard Cellarius's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Four brief letters written to R.H. Greg, William Rathbone, Lord Willoughby De Eresby and J.A. Novello.

Letters from Richard Dering to his brother Henry Thomas and his sisters Elizabeth and Francis discuss a return from the Sandwich Islands, offers of jobs aboard ships, and a description of the Farallones including a possible job at the light...

Reprints of articles on organic chemistry.

Concerning his poem, The Oak. A signed typescript copy of the poem included.

Correspondence, clippings, budget papers, agendas, and meeting notes relating to Rominger's work with the Department of Food and Agriculture; files on pesticides, water appropriation, soil erosion, farm labor, and natural resources.

Papers, printed matter, sermons, correspondence, audio and video cassettes, and photographs collected during Richard Boeke's ministry.

Includes poems (manuscript and clippings) and letter to him from Thomas Mathews Blagg (May 18, 1900).

Contains the business records of Richard Garvey including correspondence discussing crops, mines and other ranch business, account records of household related items, and legal documents including land documents and a petition to keep the Garvalia post office. Also includes some...

Portraits of Garvey and a view of what may be the large school house built by Garvey in Garvalia, Calif. (later to become part of the Monterey Park-Rosemead-San Gabriel vicinity). Also includes snapshots of various persons, including Garvey, posing with...

v. 1-3, journals, Sept. 1852-Jan. 1864, describing arrival in San Francisco after voyage from Boston, move to Marysville and employment in lumber business, trip to East and return via Panama, June-Nov. 1858; v.4-5, letterpress copy books of personal letters, 1878-1880...

Materials relating to an interview with Richard Graves by the Bancroft Library Regional Oral History Office.

v. I. Newspaper clippings of reviews of the work of the Armenian American author.

Assembled from various sources.

Files on water: reports, notes, clippings, minutes, correspondence

Includes transcript, made ca. 1953.

Collection contains correspondence, memoranda, and minutes of the Butano Forest Associates; notes, ephemeral promotional material, and clippings relating to the effort to preserve the forest of redwood trees in San Mateo County, Calif.

The Richard L. Meier papers are comprised of the correspondence, writings, course notes, and project files of sustainability expert and University of California, Berkeley professor Richard L. Meier. The collection includes materials documenting Meier's work to limit the proliferation of...

Signed, "Podgers."

Papers relating to Richard M. Leonard's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Photographs show Richard Nixon speaking, apparently at a political event.

Indentures, leases, receipts, and canceled checks (1849-1864), pertaining mainly to Sherman's real estate holdings in San Francisco and his mercantile business with his brother, William; along with photocopies of two earlier ship's logs: the first kept by Sherman while he...

Letters received, accounts and papers relating to his work as inkeeper at Bryson, Canada, and to his interests in mining, particularly in the Grand Calumet Mining Company of Ottawa, Ltd.

Papers relating to Richard Searle's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Contains 2 letters of a miner's account of prices, conditions, lack of mail, large numbers of people coming to California for gold, and his eventual success while working a claim of another miner.

3 poems.

20 letters from R.V. Dey to his mother and sister in New York describing early life in San Francisco. He includes an an account of Digger Indians (July 30, 1855), a steamship outbreak of cholera (Sept 18, 1855),an account of...

In 1989 UCLA Chancellor Charles E. Young acquired the Richard Vogler Cruikshank Collection on behalf of the Grunwald Center for the Graphic Arts. Comprising 3,500 works on paper--drawings, prints, illustrated books, serials, and pamphlets, as well as letters and autographs--the...

The collection includes biographical information, manuscripts, photographs, slides, maps, and notes.

Papers document Richards's work as a scholar and teacher of English literature, her work as a poet, potter, and translator, and finally her lectures, workshops, and writings in art education. The papers emphasize the 1940s and 1950s, the period during...

The course notes, syllabi, and reports of Caltech student Raymond G. Richards. Richards received his B.S. degree in mechanical engineering from Caltech in 1940.

Richard Richards (1916- ) was a lawyer and legislator. He was the chairman of the Los Angeles County Democratic Central Committee (1950 & 1952), delegate at national conventions (1948-64), a Los Angeles County senator and a member of the California...

Memoranda and reports, relating to Allied World War II policy planning for the postwar period.

Beatrice A. Richardson was the director of both Physical Education and Dance at Scripps from 1938-69. She played a fundamental role in building the Scripps Dance department into a successful and widely recognized program. This collection consists of materials donated...

Photographs, resolutions, and letters of gratitude, relating to relief work in Styria, Austria, and in Odessa, Russia, and to the University of Vienna Children's Clinic.

Printed matter, clippings, and badges, relating to the League to Enforce Peace; the American Red Cross; a 1919 reception for President Woodrow Wilson in Omaha, Nebraska; and women's suffrage in Nebraska

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, minutes, speeches and writings, and printed matter, relating to international relations, international education, the role of radio and television in education, the 1930 White House Conference on Child Health and Protection, Herbert Hoover, the administration of Stanford...

James Hugh Richardson (1912-1963) worked for the (1912), and the (1913). He covered many of the celebrated crime and court cases of the 1920s, including the Frieda Lesser homicide and the William Desmond Taylor murder mystery. He became the city...

Research materials, notes, transcripts and audio cassette interviews relating to the Ku Klux Klan group based in Southern California in the late 1970s and early 1980s. These materials were created, collected and assembled by James Richardson (b. 1953), who was...

Ralph Richardson was a board member of the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and the Los Angeles Community College District. He joined the faculty at UCLA in 1948 as a speech instructor. His wife, Mary Lou Richardson, served on...

Correspondence, bulletins, directives, maps, and photographs, relating to American military operations in the Pacific Theater during World War II.

Six letters that relate to Cyrus Richmond's business dealings in California. Three letters are from Richmond to his family back in Maine. The first, dated June 3, 1849 details his early impressions of life in San Francisco and the impact...

Richmond Public Library’s digital photograph collection includes two hundred sixty photographs of historical interest on the City of Richmond from its earliest beginnings to 2007. There are photographs of the early settlers, local businesses, major industries, civic buildings, residences and...

Scrapbooks labeled "California Scrapbook No.1" and "No.2," contain newspaper clippings concerning California life which have been pasted over the original entries in the day books.

This collection documents the life of physicist Charles F. Richter, who focused on geophysics and seismology. He is best known as the seismologist who developed the magnitude scale that bears his name. The papers consist of correspondence with professional organizations,...

Bulletins, leaflets, clippings, and ephemeral printed matter and mimeographed material, primarily issued at the Universität Hamburg by student protest groups, relating to the university and to German and world politics. Includes some material relating to West German student radicalism.

Max Clemens Richter (1884-1973) was a commercial beekeeper, author of (1911), and owner of a book store, The Book Den. His Papers contain correspondence, photographs of various apiaries and apiculturalists, and scrapbooks relating to beekeeping, bee diseases, and queen bee...

Memoranda, correspondence, and forms, submitted by R. Richter as part of the required application for membership in the Schutzstaffel of the German Nazi Party, relating to his genealogy.

Holograph letter written at Fort Marshall, Maryland, describing the fort.

Personal and professional papers including incoming and outgoing correspondence, a few letters from Herbert Kline to John Steinbeck, notes on intertidal marine life, printed articles, manuscript notes of unpublished biology articles, a philosophical manuscript, financial records, photographs and notes from...

The Norma B. Ricketts Papers contain research materials on the Mormon presence in California, from the Gold Rush era to present day.

The William Nauns Ricks Papers contain more than 450 individual poems and nearly 100 short stories and other works of prose, written or collected by Ricks between 1899 and 1963. The collection also includes a small amount of correspondence and...

The papers contain correspondence, subject files, curriculum materials, and research materials.

Typescripts of seven poems, 1996-2002, by writer Waide Aaron Riddle, who began writing poetry in 1995. The collection includes his 1996 award-winning poem, "Two Men Kissing," as well as a photograph, circa 2002, of the author himself.

Title from cover; subtitle supplied by cataloger.

Printed forms filled in.

Clippings and notes, relating to political, social, and economic conditions in China and to Chinese history, foreign relations, and civilization.

This collection is comprised of materials collected by James Ridgeway that document refugee social services and educational organizations. The materials focus on organizations in Texas, the second most populous state after California for Southeast Asian refugees. An extensive list of...

Reports and other writings, relating to the role of elementary school textbooks in socialization in China; and microfilm of five elementary school textbooks published in South Vietnam, 1964-1973.

Private, German army; guard at Sachsenhausen concentration camp.

The collection includes correspondence largely dated 1979-1989 and subject files. Subject files include Riedel's files as a member of JOIDES Planning Committee, 1965-1970 which provided direction for the Deep Sea Drilling Project

The Aristide Rieffel Collection contains the collected papers of Aristide Rieffel, as well as papers of his second wife Jeanne and his children, Odile, Marc, and Mireille. Almost all of the material is in French. The bulk of the collection...

Correspondence, writings, pamphlets, clippings, and photographs, relating primarily to the temperance movement in France and the United States, pacifism, international arbitration, the Society for Arbitration between Nations, Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Peace Prize.

The Sidney Riegelman papers include correspondence, manuscripts, lecture notes, laboratory and research notes and reports, committee minutes, computer printouts. Received 9-11/82....

Relates to philosophy.

Relates to conditions in Allied prison camps after World War II

Memoirs, correspondence, judicial documents, videotape cassettes, and photographs, relating to political prisoners in East Germany. Includes judicial documents of and videotape cassette interviews with other prisoners.

This collection consists of manuscripts and published musical works

Notes, educational material, and printed matter, relating to missionary work of the Young Women's Christian Association in Chefoo, China; to 1931 flood relief in China; and to other missionary activities in China

Clandestine serial issues, other writings, and printed matter, relating to the ecumenical movement in the Soviet Union, political dissent, conditions in psychiatric hospitals, and Russian and Latvian culture.

Treaty between Poland and Russia, signed at Riga, 1920 October 11, halting the Russo-Polish War.

Memoirs and correspondence, relating to Turkish atrocities against Armenians in 1915; the expulsion of Americans from Turkey, 1920-1921; Turkish-American relations; and conditions in Greece during World War II.

Relates to religion in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

Three articles appearing in the column Summary, analysis and commentary reviewing the Burger court / edited by J. Parry (MPDLR/vol.8, no.6, MPDLR/vol.9, no.1, MPDLR/vol. 10, no.4). -- Developments in Patients' Bill of Rights since the Mental Health Systems Act /...

Notes and summaries for a projected series of publications, relating to the history of the Netherlands during World War II.

Relates to the 300th anniversary of the founding of Harvard University. Photocopy.

Surveys of buildings and other property in China.

Frank Riley (1915-1996) was an author, and the travel editor for the and the (1971-1988). His travel writings also appeared in other newspapers such as the , and . Riley also wrote screenplays, novels and short stories. The bulk of...

Identification and other personal documents, printed matter, and miscellany, relating mainly to Latvia.

Pamphlets, serial issues, and memorabilia, relating to civil rights in Hong Kong. Includes a plaster statuette commemorating the Tiananmen Square incident in Beijing in 1989.

1848 diary with sparse entries re life in Boston, with some accounts; memorandum of his voyage from New York to San Francisco via Panama in 1849, with mention of his tending store for J.L.L. Warren at Mormon Island, noting prices...

Collection consists of plays by or adapted by Sidney Ring, with material relating to his Music and plays, Hollywood, California....

Memoranda and printed matter, relating to League of Nations cooperation with American Relief Administration activities in Russia, the attitude of Aleksandr Kerensky in 1921 toward American Relief Administration activities in Russia, and subsequent Soviet attitudes toward American Relief Administration activities...

Photographs of boxing matches, with boxers and dates of fights given. Advertising sign in background indicates a San Francisco location.

The collection represents a small gathering of correspondence and research files and an extraordinarily large collectinof original work containing thousands of images created by Rini. The manuscript material includes correspondence, photographs and slides, and original work produced by the artist.

Newsletters and newspapers published by the developers and improvement association of the Rio Del Mar residential community in central Santa Cruz County. Includes the Rio Del Mar News (15 July 1929; photocopy), Rio Del Mar Country Club Bulletin (later Monthly...

Jerry B. Riseley (1920- ) was a author and a columnist for the . He wrote (1989), (1969), (1969), and (1970). The collection consists of Riseley's manuscripts, typescripts, legal papers, briefs, and clippings. Included are copies of Riseley's columns printed...

Relates to military operations of the 503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment in the New Guinea campaign during World War II, especially to the parachute landing at Nadzab, New Guinea, and to circumstances surrounding the death and presumed suicide of the regimental...

Includes portraits of Hermann Kopp, Howard P. Short (as a young man taken in Central House, Calif.), Koluholsky[?], and Prof. Carl Schmidt. One small photo of the Laboratories de L'Ecole des Hautes Etudes from Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen), Germany, is also present.

The Thomas Risley papers measure 9 linear inches and date from 1900 to 1938. The collection is arranged in seven series: Personal information, Clubs and organizations, Financial records, Fresno County schools, Fresno politics, Property, and Photographs....

Files, audiotapes, newspaper clippings, newsletters, reports, memos, legal papers on subject of Native Americans. Includes information about Indian education, Indian law, and Native American Rights Fund (NARF).

Correspondence and writings, relating primarily to Yugoslav military operations and diplomacy during World War II, and to postwar Yugoslav émigré affairs. Includes postwar correspondence between D. T. Simović and Winston Churchill, and a book-length study by D. N. Ristić relating...

The collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, documents, and maps in both English and Spanish related to the history of early and territorial New Mexico collected by William G. Ritch. The very early portion of the collection (1539-1700) contains original manuscripts, contemporary...

Interviews with Panamanian politicians, journalists, businessmen, and university officials, relating to political, economic and human rights conditions in Panama

Photographs show views of deluxe train cars, the Super Chief on its maiden journey, the Denver Zephyr, scenes along the Santa Fe railroad line, dignitaries on board the train, etc. Some views show aspects of life on the rails: reading,...

The collection contains over 800 of Ritchie monographs and approximately 200 pamphlets, college catalogs, and other printed matter from Anderson, Ritchie & Simon, the Ward Ritchie Press, and the Laguna Verde Imprenta. It also contains biographical information about Ward Ritchie...

The Ward Ritchie Press collection consists primarily of job packets, typescripts, manuscripts, lectures, correspondence, photographs, ephemera, sketches, page and galley proofs, poetry, and some personal items....

Description of Jewish rites and ceremonies, evidently prepared for the instruction of inquisitors.

Bound volume of manuscripts by, and collected by, Joseph Ritson, Joseph Frank, and others.

Compilation of transcripts from letters, relating to conditions on the British home front during World War II.

The Ritter Family Papers at the Archives of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography consist of 0.8 linear feet of material. The majority of the collection consists of correspondence dated 1841-1916 concerning the Ritter families of Syracuse, New York, and Hampden,...

This accession consists of correspondence, poems, photographs and legal and financial papers of the Ritter families of Syracuse, New York, and Hampden, Wisconsin. A considerable part of the collection consists of letters exchanged by William E. Ritter of Hampden, Wisconsin...

Writings, including Kirche und Internationale Ordnung, relating to the ecumenical movement and world peace, and Die Fälschung des deutschen Geschichtbildes im Hitlerreich, relating to the falsification of the German historical image in the Hitler Reich

6 Journals from January 1989 to November 1994. Daily entries capture the life of an HIV positive gay male living in Northern California.

Sound and videotape recordings of speeches by Ronald Reagan, relating to American politics. Includes a printed article by K. W. Ritter relating to Reagan as a rhetorician.

The Mary Bennett Ritter diaries comprise four volumes. Volume 1 begins on January 1, 1919 and ends December 31, 1923. Volume 2 begins January 1, 1924 and ends December 31, 1927. Volume 3 begins January 1, 1928 and ends December...

The Ritter diaries record the daily activities and observations of physician Mary Bennett Ritter, wife of the founder and first director of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The diaries record events at the Scripps campus and include information on Ritter's...

The William Emerson Ritter Papers at the Archives of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography consist of 1.5 linear feet of material. Roughly half of the collection consist of correspondence dated 1893-1941. The collection also includes reports, memoranda, a survey and...

The collection consists of eleven black and white photographs including images of William E. Ritter, Mary Bennett Ritter, Ellen Browning Scripps, and an unidentified man who resembles E.W. Scripps. These photographs belonged to William E. Ritter and his wife Mary...

The collection includes William E. Ritter's correspondence as director of the Marine Biological Association of San Diego, which became the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. The collection also includes manuscripts of Ritter's scientific publications and lectures. The collection includes an unpublished...

The majority of the collection consists of autographs and autographed photographs of famous composers, conductors, and vocalists from the early 20th century.

Relates to detention of ten leading German physicists in Great Britain from May to December 1945. Reports include transcripts of surreptitious sound recordings of conversations among the physicists, relating to German nuclear research during World War II, and to reactions...

COLLECTION RESTRICTED: See Information for Researchers for more information. Original courtroom art depicts many famous California trials of the late 1960's to early 1980's. These drawings were used to report on the trial in the media, as cameras were not...

Contains the supporting textual documentation relating to Rosalie Ritz, her career as an artist, and the court cases which she documented. Includes copies of incomplete typescript drafts she was preparing for a planned publication titled "Trials: Art, Media and the...

Holograph letter written at the regiment hospital camped near Bell Plain, Virginia regarding hospital work and hot air balloons.

Collection of river restoration project plans for various sites in California. Compiled by Prof. for his Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning (LA227) course, "Restoration of Rivers and Streams," University of California, Berkeley. Several of the plans were prepared for the...

Collection contains two texts, each in English and Spanish

Tomás Rivera was born on December 22, 1935 in Crystal City, Texas. Rising from humble beginnings as the son of Mexican migrant farm workers, Rivera went to Southwest Texas State University, where he received his B.S. in English Education in...

This collection consists of an album of 79 photographic prints of Rivergarden Farms, an agricultural area apparently located near the Sacramento River in the vicinity of Knights Landing (Yolo County) and Grimes (Colusa County), California. The photos were taken circa...

This 22 minute color film presents the story of the discovery of underwater sand-falls in the Cape San Lucas submarine canyon, Baja California. The film includes aerial shots of the Cape San Lucas area, an outline of the submarine canyon,...

Collection contains advertising pamphlets, reports, records, festival programs, photographs and other documents promoting the city and county of Riverside, California, from the early days of the city to the 1990s.

Includes race programs from the 1987 and 1988 Winston Cup races at Riverside (California) International Raceway and a general raceway brochure from the 1963/64 season.

The Citrus Label Collection consists of citrus labels (mostly orange, but some lemon and grapefruit examples) mainly from the southern California counties of Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, and Orange. The collection ranges from early naturalistic labels like Gypsy Queen...

Legal documents, deeds, stock certificates, and by-laws pertaining to the Riverside Quartz Mine....

Title supplied by cataloger.

Papers of Alfred Rix, judge and lawyer; his wife, Chastina; and their sons, Julian, an artist; and Edward, a businessman and inventor. Includes a diary kept by Alfred and Chastina from the time of their 1849 marriage in Peacham, Vt.,...

Collection relates to Allied propaganda, primarily British, during World War I, and to medical aspects of the war, especially activities of the American Red Cross

RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. was founded in 1928 and continued as a major motion picture studio for more than 27 years. The collection consists of script files, production information files, music scores and arrangements, script synopses and reader's reports, what...

Correspondence with researchers and growers regarding the control of mosquitoes and other pests, research files, and manuscripts of his works.

Records of legal proceedings, kept by the alcalde of Santa María del Oro and Indé in the state of Durango. Include complaints, testimony and judgments rendered.

Correspondence, writings, photocopies of contracts, and printed matter, relating to a project of the George Peabody College for Teachers to provide technical assistance for the improvement of education in South Korea.

Typescript narrative written by World War II POW in Philippines and related documents collected by his family.

George W. Robbins was a UCLA alumnus. He returned to teach Economics as an assistant professor (1931), was the head of the University Extension program, chairman of the Department of Business Administration, and Dean of the Graduate School of Management....

The Reed Robbins Collection consists of approximately 20 linear feet of correspondence, maps, photographs, books, pamphlets, notes, and reports, pertaining chiefly to California (and especially to San Joaquin County) real estate and politics (1947-1987)....

Correspondence, speeches and writings, programmatic statements, agreements, memoranda, press releases, and printed matter, relating to the Nicaraguan revolution of 1979, political and human rights conditions in Nicaragua under the Sandinista government, activities of anti-Sandinista Nicaraguan resistance organizations, relations between these...

Consists of papers relating to the career of mining engineer, Robert A. Kinzie, on Douglas Island, Alaska, and in the states of Sinola and Jalisco, Mexico. Includes mining reports, geological surveys, blueprints, notebooks, ledgers, business correspondence, a personal investment ledger,...

Letters from E.A. Dickson, C.H. Rowell, and G.E. Mowry; and documents and clippings relating to the organization and activities of the Lincoln-Roosevelt League in California.

Departmental correspondence, minutes, meeting notes, manuscripts, book reviews, class rosters, lecture notes, and curriculum development materials.

Mainly letters to Allen with a few from him concerning his duties as Quartermaster at Benicia. Include several from H.W. Halleck, some pertaining to civil fund expenditures and to the printing and circulation of the California Constitution.

3 prints are portraits of journalist, editor, biographer and critic Robert Allerton Parker. 3 prints depict a sculpted portrait of Parker.

Chiefly early Californian and western American pictorial material. Includes drawings, etchings, engravings, lithographs, oils, early photographs, watercolors, and an extensive collection of pictorial letter sheets. Also includes books, manuscripts, maps, sheet music and printed ephemera

Forty-two letters from Wallace, written to members of his family at home in Penn. Discusses his voyage and arrival in San Francisco, living and working conditions there, his brief efforts at gold mining, and his subsequent search for other employment....

Clippings, court briefs, audio tape, phone record, correspondence, promotional material

Collection includes pictures of the Barton family, their house, R.G. Barton Vineyard, etc. Also includes portraits of Laurette Taylor, John P. Sousa, Elsie Janis, Paderewski, Robert Barton, and the Lampers Club of Fresno, Calif. Outdoor scenes (Fresno area?), and interior...

Include letters from William Henry Bateson, Spencer Compton Cavendish, 8th Duke of Devonshire, Frederic William Farrar, Helen Gladstone, Arthur Gray, David Masson, Roden Berkeley Wriothesley Noel, William Bruce Robertson, Herbert Stephen, Charles William Stubbs, Howard Overing Sturgis and William Aldis...

Campbell was a fur trader in the American West, ca. 1825-1835.

Mainly letters from William A. Bolinger concerning the sale of a mine in Plumas County.

Robert Cunningham Miller papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

The records consist primarilry of manuscripts and correspondence.

The collection consists of images of the Dollar family, the Dollar lumber empire in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and the many activities of the Dollar Steamship Lines across the globe throughout the first half of this century....

The collection consists of reprints, manuscripts, research notebooks, monographs, and photographic materials.

Comment on his work and work of other writers; art and literature, politics, etc. Copies of poems, essays and other works frequently included as enclosures.

Contains summaries of 9 interviews with California Democratic politicians used for Hennings' doctoral thesis, "James D. Phelan and the Wilson Progressives of California." Interviewees include: Mrs. Henry Hyer (Ethel Robertson) Whiting; Thomas M. Storke; Eleanor Wilson McAdoo; John B. Elliott;...

Curriculum vitas, correspondence, text of speeches, and photographs of awards and plaques, relating to his career as Professor of Pathology at the University of California, Davis School of Medicine.

Drawings throughout. Diary begun, Apr. 3, 1849, on journey to California as a member of the Fremont Association of New York. Landing at Galveston from the ship, Benjamin R. Milam, the party proceeded overland via the Tucson cut-off. Subsequent volumes...

The papers include letters from Duncan to John Allen Ryan, typescript copies of poems by Duncan, and holographs and typescript copies of poems by a variety of poets.

Include letters addressed to John Martin, Werner Vordtriede, Cid Corman; manuscript of an untitled poem; and photocopy of a typescript of A Play With Masks, a masque Duncan wrote for a gathering of friends, and a ticket for a Duncan...

Broadsides, magazines, manuscripts, maps, newspapers, pamphlets, portraits, etc., chiefly relating to California and the west.

Concerning the MSS. and illustrations for his Weird Tales.

The poems, in typescript and manuscript, were assembled about 1939, with a view to publication, a project afterwards carried out under the title Always Comes Evening; the Collected Poems of Robert E. Howard (Sauk City, Wisconsin, 1957) The accompanying papers...

Correspondence chiefly concerning Burke's study of the Olson papers and acquisition of the papers by the Bancroft Library.

Four letters (4 p.), three of which concern copies of Charles Lamb's Elia (1823) and The last essays of Elia (1833) being offered to Williams by MacGarvey; the fourth is from Bronson and concerns a copy of "Mrs. Atherton's article."

Includes letters to William Mervine and Henry Augustus Wise; and letter from William Brown Ide concerning proclamation of the Bear Flag Republic.

Handwritten copies of letters and documents issued by Stockton as commodore and later as military governor of California, during the Mexican War; together with a few letters addressed to him. Most of the material was written aboard the U.S. Frigate...

Includes letter to Curtis H. Page; photocopy of last will; manuscripts of seven poems and of his preface to the work of Sidney Cox; and miscellaneous items initialled by Frost or relating to him and his work.

Consists of 19 letters and telegrams, of which many refer to Frost's lecture tours and to trips to California. With these: notice of funeral service for Elinor Frost, Apr. 22, 1938.

In the Long Night (A.ms.S, 1943) and Name Unnamed (A.Ms.S, 12/20/35). With these: poem by Wilfrid Gibson, The Golden Room, with note in Frost's handwriting at end (A.ms.S, 4/20/45).

Recollections of her long years of service with Robert G. Sproul in the University of California, from the comptroller's office to the presidency. With this: documentary material supporting the interview, including reprints of his inaugural address, memorial tributes, etc.

Albums show launchings of the U.S. William W. Campbell, October 29, 1943 (Permanente Metals Corp.) and of the S.S. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, November 27, 1942 (California Shipbuildings Corp.). These show shipyards, launching ceremonies, and related social events. Loose photographs include...

Interviews with various university officials and friends of Robert Gordon Sproul.

Files kept while member of the National Parks Advisory Board concerning the redevelopment of old Sacramento and the preservation of the San Francisco Mint. Include correspondence, clippings, reports and related materials.

Handwritten diary (ca. 100 p.), written on Greer's voyage from New York to San Francisco aboard the ship Northern Light and across Nicaragua. Consists of brief entries in pencil noting the weather, navigational directions, meals, and other details; and miscellaneous...

Collection includes manuscripts, unedited and edited, of the book, AMERICAN COMMANDER IN SPAIN: ROBERT HALE MERRIMAN AND THE ABRAHAM LINCOLN BRIGADE, as well as clippings, and other miscellaneous documents, chiefly photocopies, relating to the Merriman and the book.

Contains correspondence, campaign materials, speeches, manuscripts, clippings, paintings, photographs and other printed ephemera. The collection focus on political campaigns and political reform in New Mexico and the United States including documents concerning Kefauver's and Hubert Humphrey's bid's for president, the...

Record contains working drawings (4) for Robert K. Vickery residence. Residence is located in a subdivision in North Cragmont.

The collection consists of manuscripts, correspondence and research project files.

Discussion of poetry, particularly influence of magic; other poets; etc. Also included: letter from Gerrit Lansing to Bialy, May l3, l968, with copies of two of his poems; and Robert Duncan's letter, Dec. 9, l982, to the director of The...

Professor of Entomology, University of California.

Include letters written by him to his mother and father, to James M. Barrie, to Jules Simoneau and to others; a letter from his father; and letters, reminiscences, papers, etc., about him, assembled from various sources.

Theatre programs, photos of plays by Robert Lowell.

Typed transcripts of briefs, and other materials, as attorney with Austin Lewis, for three cases appealed to the California District Court of Appeals and Supreme Court. Includes case of Charles Alden vs. Pacific Coast Lumber and Mill Company.

Correspondence, reports, biographical information, and photographs (of Los Alamos) concerning his career and activities with the University of California as an accountant, treasurer, and consultant.

Concerning his stay in Mexico, 1906-1907; quotations from notes made by William Marshall Anderson on Mexico in 1865-1866, included.

Collection contains copies of Hunter's published articles and letters to the editor, correspondence, ephemera, and printed pamphlets from organizations he was involved with. Items from his life in Liverpool (bulk 1870's-1880's) include writings about English politics, income tax, London and...

Letters, reports, reprints and maps of the consulting engineer, relating to hydro-electric power developments in Colorado, Mexico and California, and to irrigation in Colorado.

Letter written on February 2, 1848, the day that the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo ending the Mexican War was signed. Besides describing the Louisiana countryside, McGuffey relates a conversation with General Zachary Taylor.

Correspondence with William Haller, the Renaissance Society of America (W. J. Bouwsma, William Nelson and Rensselaer W. Lee), and the New York Public Library (George Freedley); manuscripts and reprints of his writings; notes concerning John Milton and other authors, and...

Minutes from the UC Davis Foundation, Board of Directors meetings collected by Robert Munyon during his time as an officer of the California Aggie Alumni Association and trustee of the UC Davis Foundation.

Correspondence, notes, and reprints related to Campbell's work as professor of plant pathology.

Photostat copies no. 5 and no. 9 out of 20 of Ferrell's diary, one loose and one bound, with introductory notes for each copy by E.M. Francis, both dated 1926. The diary was kept by Ferrell on his voyage from...

Includes last will and testament, diplomas from Transylvania University, Kentucky, business correspondence, and letters to his daughter Ann (Mrs. William Anderson Scott) With notes and correspondence of William Anderson Scott concerning the Nicholson family and property in Ireland.

Chiefly letters to Robert Ferry in Milwaukee, Wis., from various members of his family, mostly involving family matters. There are two letters from his brother Phil written from Pasadena, Calif.: one from Oct. 12, 1915, details Phil's ideas and sketches...

Consists of 32 letters written by twenty-three year old Robert to family and friends in Ohio while en route to California, employed by the United States Boundary & Survey Commission, and during his stay in Califoria. The letters contain Effinger's...

Ledgers record the business of Pierce's drinking water delivery company in San Francisco; also, a copy of letter from Helen L. Grant concerning her grandparents and the business operation.

Photographs of various California locations, chiefly in the Sierra Nevada, including Bridal Veil Falls (Yosemite Valley), Hot Creek (Mono County), Barney Lake at Duck Pass (Mono County), and mountains near Mammoth Lakes. Also includes photograph of the beach at Tennessee...

Correspondence, including letters from Paul C. Aebersold, Charles S. Cameron, Horace R. Gaither, Alan Gregg, Hugh F. Hare, Bertram V.A. Low-Beer and Shields Warren; manuscripts of papers; and notes relating to his teaching career and to his studies of the...

Contains grammar of several Uto-Aztecan languages including but not limited to Hopi, Tubatulabal, Numic languages, Takic (or Luisenic) languages and Piman languages. Grammar includes words for animals, plants, body parts, actions, and numbers 1-5. Not every language is represented for...

A few letters to Sibley, including letters from Stanley E. McCaffrey and Frank M. Jordan; miscellaneous papers relating to his work for the California Alumni Association and the East Bay Regional Park District; and ms. of a biography of Sibley,...

Mathematical correspondence.

This collection is a sampling of some of the works by Robert Benjamin Stacy-Judd, an architect flourishing in Southern California from the 1920s through the 1960s. These samplings include a letter, a newspaper article, an announcement for a lecture series...

Typescript.

Record A.Ms., (July 28-Oct. 5, 1849) for U.S. Topographical Engineers' survey under command of Captain William H. Warner (killed by Indians, Sept. 26) Exploration of the northern Sierra Nevada, chiefly along the Lassen Cut Off, for a possible railroad route.

Musical scores of composer Robert T. M. Frost, including the "Santa Barbara [String] Quartet" and the "Dance" and "Waltz" for two pianos.

of Doris O. Matsui, Doris O.;

Contains materials related to Robert Tetlow's work as a landscape architect, author (Sunset Patio Book, 1952, The Role of Water in Landscape, 1971), and professor of Landscape architecture. Materials include writings on ecology and design, exhibit work, tenure portfolio, course...

Robert Thomas and Dorothy B. Orr papers, Archives, California Academy of Sciences

Bound volumes of college reports (1909, 1924, 1934), and Panama Canal bonds and related correspondence (1908) of Frederick's father, Marcus White Frederick, a San Francisco physician who graduated from Harvard University in 1884; a European travel diary (1883-1884) of Charles...

Papers relating to Golden's involvement in the Sierra Club.

Manuscripts, film footage, documents and correspondence of author Robert V. Hine, including materials on the Llano Cooperative Colony and other socialist experiments for his book California's Utopian Colonies; also includes manuscript of his book Josiah Royce: from Grass Valley to...

Collection contains diaries (1885-86, 1889-1944), correspondence, essays, articles, poetry, pamphlets, and periodicals. The bulk of the collection dates 1917-1944.

Includes letters from A.L. Bancroft, John B. Elliot, Jerry Giesler, Thomas J. Mooney and Earl Warren; clippings and miscellaneous papers.

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

UC Davis publications and ephemera.

Dispatches, reports, memoranda, and sound recordings, relating to negotiations and plans for the transfer of Hong Kong from British to Chinese sovereignty. Includes photocopies of United States State Department documents released under the Freedom of Information Act; drafts of the...

Consists of Berdecio's personal and professional papers, spanning his career from the 1930s through the 1990s, as well as articles, photographs, books and Taller Gráfica Popular print materials. Also, concerns Berdecio's work on the restoration of the "Hidalgo Libertador" mural,...

Clete Roberts (1912-1984) was a broadcast journalist and documentary filmmaker. The collection consists of broadcast scripts, reporter's notes, research materials, contracts, correspondence, articles and publicity material, awards, printed matter and ephemera, financial and legal documents, photographs, and audio reels and...

The Edward V. Roberts Papers, 1953-1998 [bulk 1975-1995], consist of writings, professional activities, subject files, and biographical information documenting Roberts's leading role in the movements for disability rights and independent living. The majority of the material is about Roberts's professional...

Memoranda, reports, operations journals, rosters, notes, charts, maps, military studies, and intelligence summaries, relating to the operations of the Allied armed forces in Burma, and the Japanese occupation of Burma during World War II.

The Helen Moore Roberts Collection consists of much nineteenth century family correspondence (notably of letters to Capt. J. Milo Hinton from his children and from English relatives); family photographs; dance programs; souvenir booklets and magazines. Many of these dance publications...

The major part of this collection is a first draft of Holland Roberts' memoirs centering on his time at the California Labor School. Most material is handwritten or typed with handwritten revisions. There are 28 folders representing material for approximately...

Transcript of interview relating to American military operations during World War II, especially V Corps activities on D-Day, and to postwar Army Reserve activities; printed matter; and an album of photographs depicting the return to the United States from service...

Correspondence, clippings, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to American Red Cross relief work in Siberia during the Russian Civil War.

Holograph letter written at Tyler, Texas to the State Treasurer, regarding Randolph signing Gov. Roberts' name to a draft for back salary.

The Roberts Photograph Collection documents life on the Yurok Indian Reservation along the lower Klamath River in northwestern California, primarily during the period of 1915 to 1933. It is the private collection of Mrs. Ruth Kellet Roberts, containing 536 photographs,...

Papers of a California legislator (State Assembly) from Santa Barbara, who was responsible for introducing and leading support of a bill to authorize transfer of Santa Barbara State College to the University of California system. Robertson Gym at UCSB is...

Letters to family members, relating to the concluding phases of World War II in Europe, and to American military government policies in occupied Austria, especially in Wels.

Essays, coursework, correspondence, lectures, notes, exhibit catalogs, reviews, books, photos, manuscripts, publications and exhibition information, audiotapes, flyers, and posters.

H. P. Robertson was professor of mathematical physics at Caltech in 1927-1929 and again from 1947 until his death in 1961. He made notable contributions to the fields of relativity and cosmology and held important positions in the U.S. government...

W. Graham (Walford Graham) Robertson (1866-1948) was a dramatic author, and author/illustrator of several books, including: (1908), , , , and . The collection contains scrapbooks of clippings about Robertson's work, and photographs of Robertson and actors and actresses such...

The Ronald B. Robie papers consist of files and documents assembled by Robie during his years with the Assembly Committee on Water, the State Water Resources Control Board, and the California Department of Water Resources. The collection contains materials whose...

Eva Robin was born in Russia around 1877 and came to the U.S. with her family when she was six years old. She served as president of the Delaware Equal Suffrage Association and the National Council of Jewish Women in...

Included: manuscript of his novel, Laughter out of the Ground, and of his poem, The Mending of a Continent.

Contains diary entries, correspondence, writings and legal documents of Robin Leigh. Also includes records of the BlackMan's Art Gallery, consisting of history of the gallery, catalogs and press releases.

Writings, copies of correspondence, and a pamphlet, relating to the battle of Kasserine Pass during World War II; to the book by Martin Blumenson, entitled Kasserine Pass (Boston, 1967); and to centralization of the American armed forces in 1947. Includes...

Theodore Julius Robinette's ship's log (1860) describes his voyage from Philadelphia to San Francisco on the Morning Light captained by B.A. Johnson. Robinette's log provides mileage figures, course, wind direction and other remarks, chiefly concerning the weather. Civil War era...

This collection consists of photographs and slide reproductions of historical objects, scenes and people relating to the development of American music

Writings, printed matter, and phonorecords, relating to American naval operations in World War II, the bombing of the Marblehead in 1942, and trials of Japanese accused of war crimes.

Depicts V. I. Lenin playing chess against Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George and Georges Clemenceau.

Four photo albums that primarily contain photos taken in Texas, California, and Hawaii. Includes World War I era photos of Fort Sam Houston, and photos of Kamehameha School, Honolulu (1920s-1930s).

The collection contains correspondence, financial, legal, and religious materials pertaining to a number of apparently unrelated individuals and organizations, primarily from Massachusetts and other parts of the eastern seaboard, from the mid-18th to the early-20th centuries. Some documents in the...

Correspondence, journals, newsclippings, drafts and manuscripts, lecture notes, syllabi, student term papers and administrative documents relating to Dr. Robinson's tenure as chairman of the History Department, his publications, work with the Commonwealth Club, and local defense activities during World War...

Speech, interview summaries, and diary entries, relating to Herbert Hoover as President, and to meetings between Hoover and Robinson.

An eclectic mix of materials relating to the history of Tel Aviv. Included are census materials, advertisements from the 1920s and 1930s, maps and completion certificates for buildings constructed between 1935-1948, postcards, photographs, municipal documents, land deeds, visa and employment...

Correspondence, documents, photographs, early American newspapers, and printed matter. Includes documents signed by George Washington and 27 other U.S. presidents, government officials, and seven early California Governors. Correspondents include William Jennings Bryan, Hamilton Fish, eight U.S. presidents, and other American...

This collection includes letters, autographs, account books, and printed material by or about noted figures in American history and politics. Also included are materials of general historical or political interest....

This is Robinson's collection of fully arranged clippings related to AIDS.

Correspondence, speeches and writings, reports, minutes of meetings, memoranda, conference documents, notes, and printed matter, relating to the United States Council of National Defense during World War I, the Paris Peace Conference, the Allied Supreme Economic Council, the Dawes and...

The Irene Robinson Collection of Artwork contains artwork relating to Irene Robinson's professional work. The collection contains illustrations from sixteen texts, all authored by W.W. Robinson. These texts, published largely between 1931 and 1966, include both children's picture books and...

Published (New York, 1958). By J. Robinson and Philip Friedman.

Nine addressed to Frederic I. Carpenter; one to Alfred A. Knopf; one to Thomas R. Smith.

Jerome Robinson (1910-1976) was the official photographer for the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in New York (1930-31), published a book titled, (1938), joined the staff of magazines, and did theater features for magazine. He moved to Hollywood, California (1943) and...

Drafts of the books by Peter Robinson, It's My Party: A Republican's Messy Love Affair with the GOP (New York, 2000), and How Ronald Reagan Changed My Life (New York, 2003), and correspondence and research materials used in their preparation....

This collection contains the literary manuscripts and other papers of writer Richard H. Robinson. Included are manuscripts of his short stories and plays; newspaper and magazines articles; and cartoons dating from the 1960s to 1984. Also included is his correspondence...

A folder list is available.

Photocopies of legal documents pertaining to litigation initiated Arthur B. Robinson, an employee and co-founder of the Linus Pauling Institute of Science and Medicine, against Linus Pauling, the Institute, and several members of the Board of Trustees for, among other...

The manuscript consists of 84 pen and ink and watercolorimages by the famous British illustrator and humorist W. Heath Robinson for (London: Grant Richards, 1906).

William Wilcox Robinson (1891-1972) wrote many pamphlets, articles, and books on Southern California history, including: (1939), (1948), (1968), and (1969). He also wrote poetry, fiction, children's books, and essays, and served on boards of numerous organizations. The collection contains manuscript...

Reports, speeches, and writings, relating to federal control of education, and to socialist and communist movements in the United States

Collection consists of materials related to the career of motion picture producer and director, Mark Robson. Includes scripts, photographs, production material, promotional material, clippings, correspondence, storyboards, and sketches. Production and promotional material contains budgets, shooting schedules, ads, reviews, and industry...

Mark Robson (1913-1978) was a motion picture producer and director. He directed , , , and . He produced and directed , , and . The collection consists of scripts and related materials for the film, .

Photographs, scripts, programs, and related records documenting Pat Rocco's careers in radio, television, and theater; erotic still and motion picture photographer and producer; photojournalist; provider of emergency shelter for the homeless; and known for his charity, organizational, and collaborative work...

Correspondence, press releases, memoranda, speech, and clippings, relating to the election campaign of Ronald Reagan for governor of California in 1966, and to California state politics during his gubernatorial administration.

Harriet Shapiro (b.1924) was a freelance writer and contributor of articles, feature stories, and reviews to magazines and scholarly journals. She also published the novel, (1981) and the photodocumentary, (1984). She married Fred Rochlin in 1947. The collection consists of...

Harriet Rochlin began collecting Western Jewish photographs in the late 1960s to illustrate articles she was writing on Jewish pioneering in the American West. The collection grew significantly when she and her late husband, Fred Rochlin, contracted with Houghton Mifflin...

Harriet Shapiro (1924- ) was a freelance writer and contributor of articles, feature stories, and reviews to magazines and scholarly journals. The collection consists of biographical information relating to Jewish individuals, families, businesses, and groups in the western U.S. Includes...

These files contain the research and notes of journalist Sue Rochman on HIV/AIDS and prison populations. Materials include correspondence from prisoners and prison activists, published articles, reports by government agencies and non-profit organizations, and handwritten notes from interviews, conversations, and...

The records of the Rockport Redwood Company, a predecessor of the and the are a rich resource on the redwood lumber business from the early 1940s to the mid-1960s. The files contain correspondence, reports, legal records of land transactions, surveys...

The George T. Rockrise collection contains some personal documents, such as letters sent to family during Rockrise's years as a Fulbright Scholar in Italy, holiday cards and travel sketches, but is mostly comprised of professional papers, office records and project...

Sound recording of a speech delivered at Brown University, relating to fascist political perspectives in the United States.

Court-martial transcript, legal records, personnel records, correspondence, writings, and printed matter, relating to the court-martial of L. P. Rockwood for an unauthorized attempt to investigate human rights conditions in Haiti, and to issues of American military obligations regarding human rights.

Videotape of musical stage play thought to have been performed in San Francisco, CA, ca. 1996-97. A broad parody of "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" performed in drag. Written and directed by Ruby Toosday, produced by...

Photos captioned: R.C. Luesley's burro pack train in a mountain pass, loaded with merchandise for his store at Silverton, San Juan [Colorado] -- Pike's Peak, 14,336 feet high, from Pike's Peak Ave, Colorado Springs -- Manitou and Pikes Peak, Colorado.

Albert S. Rodda, Democrat, was a State Senator, 1959-1980. Senator Rodda introduced legislation in the areas of education, local government, labor, recreation, and water.

Collection consists of material related to the television program, Star trek. Includes story outlines, treatments and various drafts of scripts, shooting schedules, cast lists, title sheets, photographic lists, budget reports, and memoranda....

Depicts General J. J. Pershing, scenes at his headquarters, and activities of American troops elsewhere in France during World War I.

Although the bulk of this collection is divided between Stephen Rodefer's manuscripts and correspondence, there are also several other series of note within the collection. The "Personal Business" series includes documents pertaining to Rodefer and his family, while "Printed Matter"...

Diary (1873-1874) of M.E. Olmstead Wood, correspondence of various family members, and assessment book for Santa Cruz County and Boulder Creek School District for 1880. Pasted in the assessment book are recipe clippings and some pages have been cut away.

Relates to operations of the American Relief Administration. M.A. thesis, Fresno State College. Photocopy.

Dr. Eleanor Rodgerson (1909-2007) was an obstetrician-gynecologist in private practice in Sacramento, California. She also served on the faculty of the University of California, Davis School of Medicine. Her Papers contain correspondence written while she was a resident at the...

Relates to the Russian Revolution.

Edouard Roditi (1910-1992) was a surrealist author and poet. He published the first Surrealist manifesto in English, “The new reality,” in the (1929). While continuing his literary interests, he worked for the U.S. government during World War II for the...

Safe-conducts, passes, and identity cards issued for French military zones during World War I.

Correspondence and diaries, relating to proposals for psychological warfare activities during World War II.

Collection consists of radio scripts and television and motion picture scripts and production material. Radio scripts for Father knows best (1950-1954). Television material includes Father knows best (ca. 1950-60) and Window on Main Street (1960-62). Also includes correspondence and stills...

His research notes and manuscripts of articles and of a projected book relating to the Kaweah Cooperative Colony Co.

Consists of correspondence and ephemera pertaining to Ellsworth's membership in the Save the Redwoods League (1920-1951) and the Sierra Club (1916-1952).

The Frank B. Rodolph collection consists of 1254 original photographs taken by Rodolph and associates, including Isaiah W. Taber. The Taber photographs, primarily of Alaska, can be found in volume 14 (BANC PIC 1905.17159). Rodolph's subjects include a variety of...

Autobiography and study, relating to intelligence and state security activities of the Ministerio del Interior of Cuba.

This collection contains lecture materials and writings of author Antonio Rodríguez Moñino. Materials include drafts of a 1968 lecture to the Real Academia Española and reprints and pamphlets of Rodríguez Moñino's works from 1941 to 1964.

For expedition from Mission San Juan Bautista to Sierra Nevada Mountains (vicinity of San Joaquin River) in search of runaway Indians, Signed at Mission San Juan Bautista, May 6, 1828.

Junto al Generalive.--Tiento antiguo.--Trois petites pieces.

This is a collection of approximately four linear feet of papers relating to Diane Rodriguez's career with the Center Theater Group's Latino Theater Initiative as well as her work as a leader in the creative community and as an actor.

Peter Rodriguez was raised in both Stockton and Jackson, California. It was there that he first became interested in Art. In 1975, he founded the Mexican Museum as an institution designed to collect, preserve, interpret and present the artistic expression...

Correspondence, writings, and reports, relating to Russian efforts in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, and anti-Bolshevik movements. Includes letters and reports to Generals Vrangel' and Denikin.

Includes correspondence, publications, meeting minutes from files on pre-paid health care....

Metallurgy, metallurgical plant construction and design, mining engineering...

Consists of newspaper clippings, the bulk of which concern San Francisco politics in the context of Lapham's mayoral activities, with emphasis on city labor disputes, public power, and city transit, particularly a controversy over whether to keep San Francisco cable...

Papers of Chief Justice Traynor as a teacher, Chairman of the American Bar Association Special Committee on Judicial Conduct, Judicial Council, National News Council. Also included are books, photographs, scrapbooks, memorabilia belong to Chief Justice Traynor and his wife Madeleine...

Relate primarily to his activities in Democratic party politics in California. Also included are photostats and typed transcripts of correspondence between William Kent (Kent's father) and Theodore Roosevelt.

The collection consists of an 18 minute videotape entitled, Roger Revelle: The Man Who Took Scripps to Sea which outlines the career of oceanographer Roger Revelle and focuses on his effort to build a postwar research fleet at the Scripps...

The accession consists of a five minute slide-tape biography of Roger Randall Dougan Revelle recorded on videotape. This biography was produced by the American Jewish Committee in La Jolla, written by UCSD Assistant to the Chancellor Robert C. Ritchie, and...

Collection consists of seven black and white photographs of buildings in San Francisco and other Northern California locations, taken as part of the Historical American Buildings Survey.

Roger Heyns was chancellor of the Berkeley campus of the University of California from 1965-1971.

The collection contains correspondence from internationally renowned typographer and designer Bruce Rogers (1870-1957) to Fred Rudge, Melvin Loos, and others, as well as manuscript and proofs of Rogers' (William E. Rudge's Sons, 1943), and other design items, ca. 1920-1954. Rogers...

The Carl R. Rogers Collection contains select papers of Carl R. Rogers; records from his association with the Center for the Studies of the Person, a group he co-founded; and reprint articles from the Carl Rogers Memorial Library. There is...

Relates to the characters of President Herbert Hoover, Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson, and Supreme Court Justices Oliver Wendell Holmes and Louis D. Brandeis. Photocopy.

Relates to the Russian Revolution of February 1917.

Field messages, annotated maps, and notes, relating to activities of the United States 36th Division in the Meuse-Argonne region during World War I.

Field messages, annotated maps, and notes, relating to activities of the United States 36th Division in the Meuse-Argonne region during World War I.

This collection contains the papers of Warren Lee Rogers, which focus on the world of outdoor recreation, education and camping, and the creation of the Pacific Crest Trail.

William Penn Adair Rogers (1879-1935) was a Western entertainer, newspaper columnist and author. The collection consists of 4 microfilm reels of scrapbook material about Will Rogers, including clippings, photographs, correspondence, and Will Rogers State Historic Park collection inventory.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and printed matter, relating to laissez-faire economics, and to economic conditions and higher education in the United States.

Correspondence, writings, notes, and printed matter, relating to Russian history, aspects of European and Jewish history, and Russian studies in the United States.

German art historian and pioneering critic of the 20th-century avant-garde who took an interest in the study and development of photography as an art form. Collection consists primarily of letters received from more than 1,000 correspondents, ca. 1911-1965. The correspondence...

Relates to operations of the American naval cruiser Oakland in the Pacific Theater during World War II, and to postwar United States Navy Supply Corps activities.

Contains correspondence from Roi and May-Ellen Partridge to their friends Verne and Adelaide Metcalf with common interests in folk dancing and art. Discussion and examples of Roi Partridge's work is included. Also includes news clippings on Imogen Cunningham, Rondal Partridge...

The collection contains corrected typescript, galley and page proofs for Arnold R. Rojas' , published by McNally and Loftin, Charlotte and Santa Barbara, 1964. Rojas also wrote several other works on the California vaqueros....

Chula Vista Public Library's John Rojas Photograph Collection includes images of historical interest of Chula Vista and other areas of San Diego County from the late 1880's to 1976. Images document commercial, residential and public buildings, including businesses and restaurants...

Map and sketches of Fort Ross, California.

Includes announcements of programs, notes on illumination and fireworks for the Bohemian Grove plays, blueprints of Bohemian Grove buildings, copies of plays, notices and papers re midsummer encampments, membership lists, and other materials.

Franklin Prescott Rolfe (1902- ) was a professor and administrator at UCLA. He was a English professor (1932-70), chairman of the department, (1944-48), dean of the division of humanities (1947-61), and dean of the College of Letters and Science (1961-70),...

Henry Winchester Rolfe (b.1858) was a English instructor at Cornell University (1883-85), professor of Latin at Swarthmore College (1885-90), lecturer in Latin literature at the University of Pennsylvania (1891-92), and associate professor of Greek at Stanford University (1900-10). The collection...

Correspondence and printed matter, relating to the communist and pacifist movements in France, especially the Association républicaine des anciens combattants. Includes correspondence of Henri Barbusse, Guy Jerram, and other pro-communist French intellectuals.

Contains some biographical material and reproductions of cartoons, some for the 1912 and 1928 political conventions.

Correspondence, bills, photographs, and ephemera of Rollo H. Beck. Includes

The papers of James Rolph, Jr. include material from his five consecutive terms as San Francisco mayor from 1912-1931. Issues and events affecting the city that are reflected in the papers include: the Panama Pacific International Exposition (PPIE); World War...

Personal documents, correspondence, newspaper issues, photographs, and postcards, relating to Allied nursing in France during World War I.

The collection includes correspondence to T.S. Eliot, Eleanor Roosevelt,Adali Stevenson, and Virginia Woolf.

Views of Roma Wine Company employees, winemaking facilities and company offices, presumably in Fresno and/or Lodi, Calif.

Relates to military service conditions in the United States and subsequently in France, Austria and Germany during and after World War II. Mainly letters from R. Romain to his wife.

Several small collections of letters, civil documents, literary mss. in Spanish, Catalan, Italian and Latin and two translations from Spanish to English....

Fifty-one Brazilian chapbooks, or "folhetos", of poetry, composed and illustrated by the São Paulo artist and engraver, Guilherme de Faria. The poems, arranged in 4-line stanzas, deal with love, rivalry, moral choices, fantasy, religious traditions, animal fables, and current events....

Newspapers, other printed matter, election campaign literature, writings, internal government and communist party documents, and miscellany, relating to the Romanian economy; youth organizations; the history of Transylvania; national minorities in Romania; Hungarian, Soviet and Bulgarian historiography regarding Romania; the overthrow...

Minutes, reports, correspondence, financial and legal records, printed matter, and photographs, relating to post-World War II Romanian refugees and Romanian émigréaffairs.

Relates to political conditions and rural social structure in Romania between the two world wars.

Correspondence, serial issue, sound recording, photographs, and memorabilia, relating to political repression and oppositional activity in Poland. Includes papers of Zofia Romaszewski, wife of Zbigniew Romaszewski and also a political prisoner. Also includes photocopies of Polish state security agency dossiers...

The collection consists of privately printed and distributed arts and literary magazines.

Relates to Polish nationalism in Lithuania during World Wars I and II, and to the deportation of E. Romer to the Soviet Union during World War II. Covers the years 1914-1923 and 1939-1943. Photocopy.

Relates to conditions of Polish deportees in the Soviet Union during World War II. Photocopy.

Correspondence, memoranda, speeches and writings, reports, telegrams, minutes of meetings, clippings, and printed matter, relating to political events in Poland, Polish foreign relations, and Polish emigré politics

Depicts Polish broadcasting activities of Radio Free Europe.

The records of the Mandella Community Garden are the records of its neighborhood development and later of its legal battle to retain their undeveloped green space in the densely urban setting of downtown Sacramento, California. Interaction within the community and...

Contains photographs, slides, and drawings of Wigginton's art and professional projects. Some manuscript records also represent his professional projects.

Contains materials regarding the politics, economy, and history of Latin America, Portugal, and Portuguese-speaking Africa. These include rare books and periodicals on the Brazilian left-wing movement; literary pamphlets of social poetry reflecting the feelings of ordinary Brazilians on a wide...

Include manuscripts of his book, Tom Stoppard; original holograph draft; typescript with revisions by Stoppard; revised typescript; printer's copy; and galley proofs. Also included: postcard and letter, 1976, from Stoppard to Hayman.

Contains letters, reports, and memos regarding Friends of the Earth (FOE) staffing, budget and Brower's dismissal and subsequent lawsuit against FOE. Also includes clippings regarding dismissal.

Contains correspondence, writings, teaching materials, and research files.

Relates to banking in various countries of the Middle East. Photocopy.

Contains three of the same portfolios of five signed and matted prints each, except a Museum Edition which includes an additional print. Contents: Meg -- Two right hands -- Potato field Madonna, Kern County, California -- Eight lantern poppies --...

Contains materials given by Frank Roney to Ira B. Cross to complete his book, , including correspondence, writings, materials relating to Roney's activities with labor organizations in San Francisco, clippings and ephemera. Writings include Roney's diary when he first arrived...

Arrest and trial records of the Latvian diplomat Karlis-Ludvigs Seja and other Latvian politicians, diplomats and generals, relating to political offenses in the Soviet Union. Includes correspondence, memoirs and diary of Seja. Photocopy.

Relates to the use of railroads in Russia during World War I.

Robert Yost is a professor emeritus in the Philosophy Department at the University of California Los Angeles. He describes his collection as being due to a bizarre interest and that he has been fascinated unaccountably in the subject for many...

Relates to American domestic politics and foreign policy. Issued by the National Broadcasting Company, 1946.

This collection contains articles and pamphlets by and about President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, ephemera, photographs, and songs from 1933 to 1949.

This collection comprises one typed letter, signed, from Theodore Roosevelt to Lieutenant Kathryn C. Ditmars and a 4" x 6" mounted portrait photograph of Roosevelt. On verso of photograph, in manuscript: "Theodore Roosevelt. September 1918" and in a different hand,...

The papers include personal correspondence, memos and notes from Root's work (particularly at Lockheed), speeches, newsclippings, photographs (including some in yearbooks, 1929-1935) and publications.

Richard Rorty (1931-2007) was one of the most influential philosophers and critical theorists of the late twentieth century. This collection contains manuscripts and typescripts, correspondence, teaching materials, and research materials. Also included is a significant amount of family correspondence, dating...

The collection includes slides, photographs, correspondence, reviews and news releases.

This collection contains correspondence, manuscripts, phonographs, CDs, ephemera and realia documenting Sorrels' life as a song writer, musician, performer and peace activist

Include letters to her friend, Carrie Laidlaw; clippings and programs concerning her career as singer and voice teacher; announcement and foreword for her book, Sixty Years of California Song.

This collection contains 50 gelatin silver photographs with 40 negatives taken by Mazzeo

Mainly papers of law firm, Rosborough & Berry, 1855-1861, and of A.M. Rosborough as Siskiyou County judge, 1857-1868. Includes court records, bills, letters and other documents. Also account book of A.M. Rosborough as special Indian agent. A few papers of...

Mainly deeds for land in Alameda County, California.

Contains correspondence to and from William Roscoe, his family circle and various friends, booksellers and colleagues as well as commonplace books compiled by his wife Jane Griffies, portrait engravings and ephemera, dating 1774-1887 and undated.

Correspondence and reports of personal interviews relating to the origins of the Lincoln-Roosevelt Republican League founded in 1907, principally in California. Materials prior to the late 1930's are copied from other collections in Stanford University Libraries, and the remainder are...

Correspondence, writings, reports, printed matter, clippings, and memorabilia, relating to the history and activities of the League of Red Cross Societies, and to archival sources documenting them.

The Barbara Rose papers represent a selection from her archive and document her research in post-war and contemporary American art. The bulk of the papers date from 1960 through 1985. Included are sound recordings and videos, most of which are...

Depicts scenes of daily life and troops and armaments in Germany during the Nazi period.

David Rose (b. 1910) was a layout artist Walt Disney Studios (1936-40), served with Signal Corps, U.S. Army (1943-45), illustrator and designer at various film and television studios (1945-60), and an instructor at Otis Art Institute and various other universities...

Relates to the dissemination of information to the American public by radio commentators about the Pearl Harbor attack, 1941.

Includes letter from Maria Rose, writing from Conneautville, Pennsylvania (April 13, 1852) to her husband about feelings of him being away; and letter of William G. Rose writing from Sacramento (July 25, 1852) about his experience on board an unnamed...

Contains syllabi from Roosevelt College courses taught by Rose Hum Lee, around 1950. Includes Culture Course 260: China; Sociology 215: The Family; Sociology 245: Urban Society; and Sociology 260: Population and Society. Also includes memo commenting on her appointment as...

Contains Rose Kuper's lecture notes from Hans Hofmann's art school lectures. Also includes letters from Hofmann to Kuper, drafts of translations done by Theodore Kuper of Hofmann address and article, gallery catalogs, clippings on Hofmann, and course flyers for the...

Contains research notes for articles on Italian-American relocation and internment during World War II and information on exhibit "Una Storia Segreta" about Italian-American relocation. Also includes biographical information on Rose Scherini and a copy of her article "Executive Order 9066...

The collection includes product catalogs, brochures, flyers, and handouts from electronics firms throughout the United States, as well as from U.S. subsidiaries of international electronics firms. The majority of the materials document electronic sound and data recording technology.

The collection primarily comprises correspondence and other related materials (.3 linear feet) covering Joseph Rose-Azevedo's years of employment with the San Francisco International Airport Police Department and several years after his resignation....

from University of Wyoming, American Heritage Center;

William Starke Rosecrans (1819-1898) commanded the Army of the Cumberland during the Tullahoma campaign and at the battles of Stone's river and Chickamauga during the U.S. Civil War. After the war, he moved to Los Angeles, California and became an...

Approximately 100 letters, chiefly to Hugh Rose, Esq., at home in Ontario, Canada, from various members of the Rose and Milburn families, along with a small amount of assorted business documents and personal ephemera. About half of the letters are...

Relates to a visit by veterans and widows of veterans of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade to Spain in 1986 on the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of the Spanish Civil War. Photocopy.

Collection consists of television scripts for the Carol Burnett show written by Arnold Rosen. Includes outlines, drafts, sketches, bits, casting, correspondence, and fan mail. Also includes a small collection of scripts for other projects.

Clippings, state legislation, and bibliographies, relating to the evacuation and relocation of Japanese Americans in the United States during World War II.

Relates to a conversation between A. Rosenberg and Lord Kimsley on the subject of Anglo-German relations.

20th century Stockton Rabbi, Bernard Rosenberg, collected genealogical material on early congregation members, much of which came from Ryhim Ahvooim's Board of Trustees Minutes and financial records (1855-1937) and from Stockton's Jewish Cemetery, which was established in 1851 and is...

Betty Rosenberg (1916- ) was a lecturer in library and information science (1973-77), and senior lecturer emeritus (1977- ) at UCLA, and an author. Her publications include (1978), (1982) and (1982). The collection contains notes and the manuscript for her...

The collection is arranged by series GENERAL FILE, ORGANIZATIONS, IRWIN EDELMAN-FYKE FARMER, MORTON SOBELL and the COMMITTEE TO RE-OPEN THE ROSENBERG CASE. It may be presumed that a majority of the collection is material from the Los Angeles Committee to...

This collection contains correspondence, photographs, memorabilia, family documents, wedding invitations and album, birth notices and obituaries, school records, scrapbooks, programs for theater, concerts, and balls. Also information concerning Rosenberg scholarships, artifacts, antique trunk, business records, company magazines, and pamphlets. ...

American art critic who developed the concept of "action painting" to describe the work of New York School painters such as De Kooning and Pollock. In 1967 Rosenberg became the regular art reviewer for . The papers offer a comprehensive...

Collection consists of Hebrew manuscripts, including Kabala (mysticism), prayer books, poetry, synagogue records from the Jewish community of Ancona, Italy, printed official documents relating to the Jews of Ancona, and about 50 Italian manuscripts....

Sound recordings, photographs and related material created by Los Angeles-based photographer and filmmaker Nancy Rosenblum. The core of the collection is photographs and related material from Rosenblum's two photography exhibitions: "Vegetables: A Reaction to Male Violence Against Women" (1979) and...

Two reports, entitled "General Résumé, Russian Situation," and "Memorandum on Russian Affairs," relating to political and economic conditions and relief needs in Russia.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, notes, printed matter, and photographs, relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasting operations to Poland.

Includes correspondence, manuscripts/typescripts, pamphlets, reprints, photographs....

Relates to political aspects of textbook selection in public schools. Written for the Childhood and Government Project, Earl Warren Legal Institute, University of California, Berkeley.

Letters and cards of support addressed to gay teenager Robert M. Rosenkrantz, who in 1985 shot and killed the schoolmate who gay-bashed and outed him, during the first months (July 1986-March 1987) of his prison term. Many correspondents write of...

Proclamations, leaflets, letters, postcards, and miscellany, relating primarily to the Belgian resistance movement during World War II, and to Allied military occupation of Belgium at the conclusion of the war.

Relates to the law of the Jewish settlement area Theresienstadt.

The papers document Irving Rosenthal's life from his childhood onwards, containing outgoing correspondence, doctoral dissertation materials, manuscript materials, and detailed documentation of his own novel, . There are materials relating to his editorship of and , his trip to...

Correspondence files reflecting Rosenzweig's work as Dean of the Graduate Division, Vice-Provost, and Vice-President for Public Affairs, with some articles and speeches.

Relates to discussions with Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru of India in 1948-1949, regarding world politics. Translated and edited by Richard P. Stebbins.

Postcard (May 1906) written from San Francisco; and a letter (July 18, 1906) written from Santa Clara, to a friend in London, England, describing Withrow's experience of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Focus is on personal psychological effects...

Includes studies of rocks, plants, views of waterfalls and wilderness scenes. Sierra Nevada locations include: Mono Lake and Pyramid Lake areas, Saline Valley (Inyo mountains), Walker Pass, Cherry River, and others.

Personal papers, correspondence (1962-1984), Peoples Temple documents, church bulletins, magazines and clippings (1973-1982), affidavits, audiotapes, and other materials documenting Case's involvement with investigations as a founding member of The Truth Squad in Mendocino County, Calif., and as a participant in...

Letters to Elizabeth Ross from her brother, Benjamin, and her cousin, Robert T. Dyer. Some relate to mining in Auburn and Volcano, Calif.

Correspondence, minutes of meetings, notes, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to activities of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps in Europe during World War II

The Ross Papers comprise the personal and professional materials of Fred Ross and occupy approximately 22 linear feet....

Lillian Bos Ross (1898-1959) was a author. The collection consists of early drafts, manuscripts, work sheets, and galleys of (1942) and (1944) written by Ross.

The radio show originated on WMAQ in Chicago in 1928, and went on to became the longest-running radio program in broadcast history. The collection consists of radio scripts (October 1943 through May 1953.

Collection consists of scripts for 222 Amos 'n' Andy radio episodes spanning Oct. 8, 1943 through May 24, 1953.

Sam Ross (1912-1998) was a author of plays, screen adaptations, television episodes, and books. The collection consists of literary manuscripts, correspondence, cassette tapes, and other printed material of Sam Ross.

Personnel files, orders, correspondence, certificates, clippings, and photographs, relating to pilot training in the United States during World War II, postwar American military assistance to Denmark, and miscellaneous aspects of American military aviation.

Album of photographs of University of California, Berkeley student.

Collection consists of materials related to the career of American writer, producer, and director Robert Rossen. Includes various versions of scripts, notes and research material, clippings, stills, and posters. Includes material from numerous projects including the motion pictures "Alexander The...

Includes one letter from Dante Gabriel Rossetti to his brother William, n.d.; six letters from Christina Rossetti to various correspondents, l88l-1888, including one to Jefferson Davis, Jan. 9, l88l; and five letters from William Michael Rossetti to various correspondents, 1875-1907,...

From various members of the family, including one, Nov. 27, 1865, by Dante Gabriel Rossetti; two by Christian G. Rossetti - June 6, l882 re her writing, and Dec. 29, l89l, to Katherine Aspinell; and two, l899, by William M....

Reports, bulletins, and letters, relating to the Algerian revolution and civil war, and especially to atrocities in Algeria. Includes many official informational bulletins of the French government in Algeria

Letters and memorandum, relating to President JoséFigueres Ferrer of Costa Rica, and to various aspects of Costa Rican politics and Costa Rican relations with Nicaragua. Includes correspondence with Figueres. Photocopy.

Correspondence, and memoranda, relating to law enforcement aspects of Treasury Department activities, including investigation of dumping of foreign goods, violations of customs laws, and the international narcotics traffic.

Notice of change of address of party headquarters in Geneva, 1904; broadside relating to tsarist agents provocateurs and the trial of socialist deputies of the Duma, 1907; and proclamation by the Vpered Group relating to internal party politics, ca. 1910.

Relates to economic, financial and legal conditions in the Soviet Union.

Russian émigré community in Belgium and other European countries over the time of the Russian Civil War, World War II, and cold war period includes correspondence, reports, minutes of meetings, printed and other material

Contains digital copies only of 32 photographs of the 1964 Free Speech Movement events at the University of California, Berkeley and 4 images from printed album covers. These materials were loaned to the University Libraries at Berkeley by Michael Rossman...

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

Relates to a conversation with the former chairman of the Dutch Socialist Party, concerning the dissolution of the Dutch Socialist Party in the German-occupied Netherlands.

Policy directives and memoranda, relating to American propaganda during World War II, and to immediate postwar attitudes of American soldiers toward France and Germany.

Muster rolls signed by Alexander G. Abell, recruiting officers and enlistees.

Writings, reports, notes and outlines for lectures, clippings, memorabilia, and syllabi for courses in Russian high schools in Paris, relating to Russian history from 1850 to 1940, French history, and logic.

Papers of sculptor, painter, and designer Theodore Roszak include the artist's photographs of his work and installations, correspondence and documents relating to public and private commissions, lectures and teaching notes, 55 sketchbooks, working and presentation drawings, and newspaper and journal...

The Stockton Rotary Papers consist of local chapter minutes, correspondence, roll books, financial records, scrapbooks, publications and memorabilia (1913-), as well as national publications and proceedings of international meetings (1932-1966). Additions to the collection are anticipated....

Relates to the Hungarian Soviet Republic. Translated by Eupemie Emiger.

Correspondence, photographs, recordings, programs, clippings, datebooks and other personal papers from the estate of the violinist Feri Roth.

Raymond F. Roth (1915-1991) spent much of his career working for farm labor programs. After a brief stint from 1941 to 1942 working for the Farm Security Administration, Roth joined the U.S. Navy during World War II. After his return...

This collection contains outgoing and incoming correspondence (letters from William Roth, Kenneth Patchen, Miriam Patchen, Jonathan Williams, J. B. de C. H. Sanders and Josephine Miles) documenting professional and personal relationship between William M. Roth and Kenneth Patchen.

Paul Rotha (1907-1984) was a film critic, documentary filmmaker, and movie director. The collection consists of materials related to Rotha's documentary and feature films and Rotha's books on the cinema.

Writings, correspondence, notes, government documents, statutes, serial issues, clippings, pamphlets, and other printed matter, relating to civil wars, ethnic conflicts and conflict resolutions within states; and to political, social and economic conditions in Africa and American foreign policy in Africa.

The Jerome Rothenberg Papers primarily document Rothenberg's writing and editorial work. There are also materials relating to his teaching, along with his extensive correspondence with people involved in comtemporary art and literature. A small group of personal and family materials...

Sir William Rothenstein (1872-1945) was the official artist of the British and Canadian armies during World War I. Later, he published artwork and biographies. The collection consists of original drawings of the portraits of men and women of letters by...

Orders, memoranda, letters, and certificates, relating to dental service in the United States Army during World War II.

Programs, leaflets, clippings, letters, and printed matter, relating to the Jewish community in Germany and Switzerland and to Zionist activities prior to and during World War II.

Rothschild was a Los Angeles commercial photographer and the official performing arts photographer for the Los Angeles Music Center, Hollywood Bowl, and Philharmonic. The collection consists of Rothschild's photographs and negatives, correspondence and periodicals.

Finding aid in the Special Collections Department, Library, University of California, Davis.

Writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, photographs, and sound recordings, relating to the United Nations, American foreign policy (especially in Asia), promotion of the study of international relations, and administration and activities of the Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Mills College,...

This collection contains files pertaining to Santa Cruz County politics in the 1970's

Correspondence, writings, clippings, photographs, slides, and miscellanea, relating to Slavs in the U.S., and politics, social conditions, and education in Eastern Europe, especially the Balkan countries

Relates to German atrocities against French civilians in 1944.

Relates to the book by Albert Kammerer, La Véritésur l'Armistice (Paris, 1944), on the French surrender in 1940. Article published in Questions actuelles (No. 23, August-September 1946)

Title supplied by cataloger.

This collection contains papers and printed ephemera created for members of the Rounce & Coffin Club. It includes items related to administration and activities of the club, materials associated with the annual Western Books Exhibition, event invitations, and printed keepsake...

Relates to Europeans in China. Produced by Ronald Levaco. Includes raw footage and sound recordings used in the production.

Relates to prospects for the development of psychological warfare.

39th Parallel astronomical and triangulation station, which was the primary U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey station in the Sierra Nevada. Includes views of the mountain peak, survey instruments, and the station cabins constructed near the summit. One station office interior...

Includes copies of the log book, meeting notes, planting and pruning schedules, letters, publications related to Round Valley and Alan Chadwick.

Correspondence, memoranda, orders, printed matter, and photographs, relating to French and American aerial operations in World War I, and to Allied intelligence operations in North Africa preceding Allied landings in 1942.

Contains incoming correspondence and accounts of lumber and building supply company in Antioch, Calif. Letters are from wholesale distributors, and lumber yards and mills.

Mary Patterson Routt was one of the original signers of the founding articles for Scripps College and served on the college's first board of trustees from 1926 to 1965. She was also one of the first female Washington correspondents and...

The Routt Collection contains local histories by Tokay High School (Lodi, Calif.) students together with audio tapes of interviews with source persons which formed part of the basis for the student papers (1989-1995). Subject matter ranges from general topics like...

Writings, correspondence, military orders, clippings, serial issues, maps, and photographs, relating to the exploit of A. S. Rowan in carrying the "message to Garcia" during the Spanish-American War, and to other American military activities in Cuba and the Philippines during...

John W. Rowberry (1948-1993) was a writer, editor, and film critic for various gay publications. His fiction was published in various anthologies and also in the book, (1993). The collection consists of manuscripts, typescripts, correspondence, and publications related to the...

Correspondence, speeches and writings, notes, reports, printed matter, photographs, slides, phonotapes, microfilm, maps, postcards, and memorabilia, relating to Chinese history and foreign relations, Asian area studies, Japanese World War II propaganda, application of the People's Republic of China for admission...

Correspondence, bills and other papers of Rowe and his associates....

Chester H. Rowell (1867-1948) was a prominent member of the Republican party in California. He was the chairman of the California Republican State Convention (1910), a member of the Republican National Campaign Committee (1916), chairman of the Republican State Committee...

The Chester Harvey Rowell papers measure 1.25 linear feet and date from 1882 to 1937. The collection predominantly consists of correspondence to Rowell's family, in particular, to his sister, Cora. These are personal letters in which he reveals his feelings...

Relates to the anti-communist movement in the United States. Published in the San Francisco Chronicle, May 14, 1934.

This collection is composed primarily of letters written to Rowell while he was Librarian of the University of California, Berkeley. It was transferred from the Rare Books and Special Collections Department in August 1970. The letters have been arranged alphabetically,...

Reports, drafts, and memoranda, relating to the writing of the revised Japanese constitution.

Printed matter, relating to the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

The collection contains records of the Santa Barbara-based J. F. Rowny Press, publishers of works on religion and metaphysics. It includes incoming/and some outgoing correspondence (arranged alphabetically), financial records, galleys and typescript drafts of submissions for publication, and some miscellaneous...

The collection contains printed announcements, invitations, keepsakes, membership lists, notices, and other printed items, ca. 1928-1980, produced by various members of the Roxburghe Club of San Francisco, including Lewis and Dorothy Allen, Arion Press (Andrew Hoyem), Grabhorn Press (Edwin and...

Chiefly accounts but also including 1 loose page containing the minutes of the meeting to dissolve the association at Sacramento on Oct. 4, 1849. Initialed by C[harles] B. B[urrell, Treasurer.]

Contains correspondence, materials relating to attending college, and documents about collecting property after leaving internment. Also includes a photograph of Japan Day in 1939, a couple of drawings one at the Heart Mountain Camp and one by his sister Grace...

Records of Roy Pearson, labor representative for the Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America, or IUMSWA, from the War Manpower Commission, and other miscellaneous organizations. Included in the collection are meeting agendas, meeting minutes, memorandums, correspondence,...

Contains items used in Roy Thomas's course work at the University of Calif., Berkeley in Black Cinema, including scrapbooks. African Americans' covered are Stepin Fetchit, William Marshall, Oscar Micheaux and Clarence Muse, among many other famous African Americans in movies.

Articles in selected issues of the Book Club of California quarterly news-letter.

Extensive collection of slides and silkscreen prints, along with administrative records, news clippings, correspondence, exhibition descriptions and flyers, photographs, creative writings, and miscellaneous publications of the Sacramento-based artists collective. Founding members of the RCAF include José Montoya, Esteban Villa, Juanishi...

The collection comprises a photograph album created by the Royal Danish Ballet and presented to visiting Russian choreographer Alexandre Volinine. The album commemorates the company's premiere of on November 10-11, 1946, staged in Copenhagen by Volinine. , featuring the company's...

Collection includes annual report, reservation form for the 78th annual festival, letter from Gladys Cooper, as chair of the annual festival, to Gerald W. Henderson. Also includes 1 envelope addressed to Henderson and 2 notes by him to Gabrielle Enthoven.

Four journals that document the early life and overland journey to the California gold fields of Royal T. Sprague. Vol. 1 begins on Sprague's 21st birthday and concerns his teaching experiences in Potsdam, N.Y. and Zanesville, Ohio. Vol. 2 begins...

Collection of royal decrees, viceregal orders, and related documents, mainly copies, originating in Spain and Mexico and concerned principally with the University of Mexico or its relations with other educational institutions. Corresponds substantially in content with the main portion of...

Edward Ross Roybal (1916- ) was a public health educator for the California Tuberculosis Association (1942-44), the director of health education for the Los Angeles County Tuberculosis and Health Association (1945-49), a member of the Los Angeles City Council (1949-62),...

Concerning books and articles published by Houghton Mifflin & Company and the Atlantic Monthly, of which Scudder was editor. Some pertaining to John C. Fremont.

Josiah Royce (1855-1916) was a professor of philosophy at the University of California at Berkeley and Harvard University. His published works include: (1881), (1885) and (1892). The collection consists of writings by and about Josiah Royce, copies of his correspondence,...

Collection consists of Roycrofters publications and ephemera. The bulk of the publications are from the series . Also includes material relating to Elbert Hubbard and his family.

Contains records related to the life and career of landscape architect Robert R. Royston. The vast majority of this collection documents the projects of Royston's various firms, with a much smaller representation of Royston's work outside the firm in the...

Relates to writings of German socialist Friedrich Engels on the subject of national minorities in the Revolution of 1848-1849.

Relates to operations of the 29th Division during World War I and to the imprisonment of A. N. Rozenshil'd-Paulin in a German prison camp.

The Sarah Rozner Collection was donated by Sherna Gluck in 1996. The Collection is divided into two series: UNION PAPERS (one record storage box) and PERSONAL PAPERS (two record storage boxes.)...

Broadcast scripts, and memoranda, relating to Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Poland.

Relates to German military operations during World War I.

Writings, technical reports, reprints, lectures, correspondence, notes, and printed matter, relating to physics.

Incomplete file (copies and originals) of documents concerning Rubí's inspection of frontier presidios. Include letter from Julián de Arriaga notifying Viceroy Cruíllas of Rubí's appointment as inspector; correspondence of Rubí with Paraja and Huejuquilla presidios; and Rubí's letter and report...

Principally letters to Ernie and Doris Segale and Irene Barsotti.

Papers of Richard Rubenstein, American poet. The papers contain letters (1950-1958) to Rubenstein, letters his wife received after his death about his manuscripts, manuscripts, and a bound scrapbook of clippings and letters. His correspondence includes two letters from William Carlos...

The Arnold Rubin Papers consist of diaries and journals, correspondence, published articles, photographs, slides, negatives, newsletters, manuscripts, course materials, news clippings, and ephemera produced and collected by Arnold Rubin. The focus of the collection is in the three major areas...

Letters written to Rubio concerning farming operations on haciendas near Querétaro.

This collection consists of the manuscript and a photocopy of the composition, "I'm going away," and a photocopy of the composition, "Is it always right to be right?"

Contains correspondence between Lawrence Fixel and friend Ruby Riemer, including typescripts of poems and other works, copies of published works and reviews.

These photographs were all taken during live performances of jazz in San Diego. A few were taken in night clubs. Most were taken at performances of either the San Diego Jazz Festival, when I served on its board of directors,...

Writings, pamphlets, serial issues, and miscellanea, relating to the history and philosophy of anarchism. Includes a book-length study by H. N. Rudenko-Rudolph, expounding anarchism, and tracing the nineteenth and twentieth century history of the movement, especially in the United States,...

The collection contains correspondence, research files, drafts, artwork, proofs, and other material relating to the publication of Typophiles Chapbook 57: William J Glick, (New York: Typophiles, 1984). Hobart O. Skofield, former Rudge associate and creator of the UCSB Printers Collection,...

Manuscripts of musical compositions, correspondence (1924-1973): Aaron Copeland, Henry Cowell, Carlos Chavez, Martha Graham, Carl Ruggles, and Edgar Varese, and one concert program....

Photocopy.

Correspondence, photographs, and miscellany, relating to Russian aviation in World War I, and White Russian military activities during the Russian Civil War.

Architect, exhibition organizer, and architectural theorist. Rudofsky's working papers consist of 56 notebooks with writings and drawings; magazine articles; magazine cover designs; ca. 150 drawings in watercolor, pencil, and crayon; plans, sketches, and photographs of his building projects in Brazil,...

Includes 18 letters from Sauter to Harrison, a letter from Viola Sauter to Harrison; cards from Viola and Rudolf Sauter to Mr. & Mrs. Harrison; carbon typescripts of Harrison letters; related materials.

Slides and photographs were used in teaching class on Dante.

Include letters from H.D. Austin, Elizabeth (Altrocchi) Chiostri (re a visit by Porfirio Díaz to Guadalajara in 1908), Renato Fucini, C.H. Grandgent, Richard T. Holbrook, Mario A. Pei (as editor of Italians in America), H.L. Koopman, Charles W. Lemmi, Pio...

Letters by Sterling, first drafts and fair copies of many poems, a few letters to him, including some from Mary Austin, Douglas Fairbanks, etc.

Collection consists of early Japanese woodblock maps and a small group of manuscript maps. A register by Takako Karplus consists of a chart/index, followed by a descriptive catalog which annotates each map with excerpts from major authorities. Copies of these...

Letters to Schevill from scholars in Romance languages and others from: A.Alonso, D.Barrows, R.Beer, H.A.Beers, J.C.Cebrian, G.Chinard, G.Cirot, W.L.Cross, W.Entwistle, A.Farinelli, J.Fitzmaurice-Kelly, J.Ford, L.Hanke, W.M.Hart, P.Hazard, F.Kruger, A.Kuersteiner, E.Merimee, G.Morley, H.Oertch, K.Pietsch, K.Rand, H.E.Smith, J.Steinbreicher, H.M.Stephens, G. Stimming, G.A. Thayer,...

Serial issues, bulletins, and other printed matter, relating to civil liberties and political conditions in Poland. Includes underground dissident publications from Poland and supporting publications published in other countries.

Two letters (4 p.) concerning troop movements, discipline, and the physical ability of the 11th Regiment.

Poetry relating to German war policy during World War I.

The letters, written to his wife in Detroit, Michigan, describe his voyage from New York to California via Panama, with a stop in Los Angeles, and his stay in San Francisco to test a magnetic device for separating gold from...

Consists of correspondence and scientific papers relating to astronomy, mathematics, mechanics, philosophy, theology, hydrography, and optics. Also included are biographical materials, notes on the work of other scientists, and diary fragmets.

Charlie Ruggles (1892-1970) made his first theatrical appearance at the Alcazar Theatre in San Francisco. He later appeared in motion pictures. The collection consists of photographs, keybooks, annotated plays and scripts, clippings, fan letters, telegrams, playbills, framed awards, and ephemera...

Correspondence, writings, notes, printed matter, personal documents, and photographs, relating to economic theory, economic conditions in the United States and the world, Romanian émigré affairs, economic conditions in post-communist Romania, and the International Society for Intercommunication of New Ideas. A...

Relates to social conditions and the situation of industry, education, and religion in Russia.

Photos show exteriors of adobe buildings of Hartnell School, built by William E. P. Hartnell.

Views of adobe ruins.

The Manuel Ruiz, Jr. papers support research on such topics as organization of Hispanic communities, discrimination and segregation in housing, employment and schooling, the administration of justice, police-community relations, and juvenile delinquency--each topic important to an understanding of the Mexican...

Typed, signed letter addressed to "Ben" summarizing Rukeyser's recent activities and referring to Ben's piece on independent filmmakers and a mutual acquaintance named Leigh Miller....

Holograph letter dated 'Thursday" concerning payment for a group of Russell's poems to the published in the PACIFIC SPECTATOR....

The papers of Bruce Rule, spanning the years 1933 to 1989, were received over a period of time from different sources. The initial collection, given by the Caltech Astrophysics Department, consists of six and a half linear feet of material...

Collection of court rules for various California Superior Court jurisdictions, published separately.

Collection consists predominantly of original and reproduced manuscripts of scores and parts of stage shows and operettas, songs, dance music, and religious pieces. Includes clippings and typescript materials, including synopses, scripts, obituaries, and testimonials.

The collection contains architectural drawings that include student work by Runge as well as projects completed by the firm Ashley, Keyser & Runge.

Writings, correspondence, memoranda, reports, printed matter, and photographs, relating to international education, international relations and development programs, the College of the Virgin Islands, the United States Peace Corps, the Charles F. Kettering Foundation, and world federalist and other international organizations.

A.L.s. from Wm. Woodward of Big Flats, N.Y. to "David J. Lawman & Co., Druggists & Chemists, no. 69 Water Street, N.Y.", requisitioning medicines for his practice. Includes requests for: opium, sulfuric ether, chloroform, epsom salts, blue pill mass, acetate...

Correspondence, speeches, memoranda, interview transcripts, financial records, and printed matter, relating to United States foreign relations with Germany and France, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and United States foreign, economic, and defense policy during the administrations of Richard M. Nixon...

Notes kept as a prisoner, photographs, and a computer disk, relating to American prisoners in Japanese prison camps during World War II.

Correspondence, press releases, bulletins, writings, financial records, and printed matter, relating to Latvian émigréaffairs, especially in Brazil.

Includes typescripts of articles and papers....

Depicts German pilots and airplanes on the eastern front during World War I. Includes aerial views of military operations and camps.

Notes concerning the family and early San Francisco; newspaper clipping concerning a celebration by survivors of Stevenson's Regiment in New York, October, 1896, and obituary notices for Adolph G. Russ, June 25, 1902.

Letters by American soldiers, relating to their experiences in France during World War I. Some letters were written from military camps in the United States.

Bruce Alexander Russell (1903-1963) was a UCLA alumnus. He worked as a cartoonist for the (1925-26), and a staff artist (1927-34) and political cartoonist (1934-63) for the . He won a Pulitzer Prize for cartoons in 1946, was named The...

Relates to the Antarctic Treaty of 1959.

Holograph letter written at Camp Smith, Va.

The Russell L. De Valois papers include correspondence, writings course notes taken by as an undergraduate and graduate student.

Scenes of every day life in Berkeley and Oakland, Calif., touring and outdoor activities in California, and family photographs. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Russell are pictured in front of their home at 331 Alcatraz, Oakland; other people shown outside several...

Correspondence, writings, artwork, and photographs.

Relates to the flight.

Memoranda relating to French administration of the Saar coal mines.

The Isaac Russell papers document the personal and professional activities of a once-noted journalist and editor. The value of the collection is not solely of a biographical nature, for a sizable portion of Russell's correspondence and writings pertains to major...

Reports, manuals, letters, press release, certificate, clippings, other printed matter, and photographs, relating to public administration and governmental reorganization in the Philippines, and to American economic and technical assistance to the Philippines. Includes a set of printed reports of the...

Pamphlets, serial issues, transcripts of hearings, reports, bulletins, notes, clippings, and printed ephemera, relating to communism, socialism, and subversive activities in the United States, primarily in the post-World War II period.

Plan and specifications as Oakland City Engineer.

The collection includes almost all of Elizabeth's journals between 1896-1941. These journals entail day-to-day activities, a record of visitors, and occasional reflections. There is also a typewritten copy of the journals which has many attached letters written to her family....

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, position papers, resolutions, and minutes, relating to activities of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO.

Peter Irwin Russell (1921- ) was a British poet, publisher, teacher, and editor of magazine (1949-57) and (1990- ). He was the poet-in-residence at the University of Victoria, British Columbia (1972-74), a teacher at Purdue University (1976-77), and a teaching...

Depicts American naval vessels, coast artillery emplacements, and Army, Navy and National Guard personnel on the Pacific coast of Washington State.

Collection consists of scripts, clippings, pressbooks, scrapbooks, programs, photographs, awards, records, correspondence, and miscellaneous material related to the career of actress, Rosalind Russell. Also includes papers related to Frederick Brisson....

Republican campaign literature, relating to Herbert Hoover and the presidential election of 1928.

Consists of ephemera related to Crawford's life as an undergraduate and graduate student at the University of California at Berkeley, ephemera and papers related to his subsequent scholarly activity, and a small amount of correspondence that refers to or presumably...

Collection contains files relating to the Russell Ranch in Davis and other family ranching operations in Idaho and Arizona. Material in the collection includes correspondence, financial statements, and annual reports.

Depicts Austro-Hungarian prisoners of war attached to the 724th Penzen Detachment at the Khabarovsk Garrison, Priamur Military District, Siberia, during World War I.

Orders, leaflets, and writings, relating to the activities of the Legion during the Russian Civil War. Includes a history of the Legion, entitled The Operations of the Czechoslovak Army in Russia in the Years 1917-1920.

Orders, reports, and a map, relating to Russian military operations in Transcaucasia during World War I.

Relates to Russian military operations during World War I.

Relates to activities of the 10th Corps at the outbreak of World War I.

Relates to the attempted coup of August 1991 in the Soviet Union and to the role played by the Kommunisticheskaia Partiia Sovetskogo Soiuza. Photocopy.

Proclamations, speeches, photograph, and translation of proceedings of the Russian Duma, relating to activities of the Duma and to political conditions in Russia.

Relates to expenses of digging canals on the Glukhoozerskaia Farm, an estate of Nicholas II, tsar of Russia.

Correspondence, intelligence reports, orders, and printed matter, relating to Russian-German relations, especially commercial relations

Correspondence, reports, and printed matter, relating to Russian-German relations, especially commercial relations

Correspondence, reports, circulars, instructions, telegrams, and printed matter, relating to Russian-German relations

Correspondence, orders, reports, and printed matter, relating to Russian-German relations

Correspondence, reports, orders, memoranda, and notes, relating to Russian-Württemberg relations

Correspondence, memoranda, and reports, relating to German Russian agricultural colonies, and to resettlement of state peasants on unoccupied land in Russia. Photocopy.

Relates to the illness and death of Alexander III, tsar of Russia.

Dispatches and reports, relating to Russian foreign policy in the Balkans. Photocopy.

Correspondence, communiques, financial records, reports, and printed matter, relating to Greco-Russian relations, the Balkan War of 1912-1913, the Russian Revolution, Russian refugees, and the Russian Orthodox Church. Includes consular records from Turkey and the Balkans.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, financial records, and printed matter, relating to Russian-Norwegian trade and foreign relations, diplomacy during World War I and the Russian Revolution, and Russians in Norway. Includes records of the Russian consulate general in Kristiania before and after...

Correspondence, reports, memoranda, and notes, relating to relations between France and the Russian Provisional Government, the Russian Revolution, counter-revolutionary movements, the Paris Peace Conference, and Russian emigres after the revolution. Entire collection also on microfilm (38 reels).

Correspondence, telegrams, memoranda, reports, agreements, minutes, histories, financial records, lists, and printed matter, relating to Russia's role in World War I, the Russian Revolution and Civil War, activities of the Russian Red Cross, Russian emigres in foreign countries, and operations...

Translation of a summary report of the meeting of the Council of Ministers of Russia, 1914 July 11, relating to the reaction of the Russian government to Austro-Hungarian demands made against Serbia; and a memorandum by Robert C. Binkley, relating...

Military orders and directives issued by the Supreme Command, 1914-1915, and clippings collected by the Supreme Command, 1914-1917, relating to World War I military campaigns, principally on the Eastern front.

Relates to the financial operations of the Russian Volunteer Army.

Relates to Russian military activities in World War I. Photocopy.

Correspondence, reports, orders, and printed matter, relating to Russian-German naval relations, and to Russian purchases of ships, ordnance, and naval equipment from German firms.

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, studies, lists, charts, and printed matter, relating to military relations between Russia and France

Letters, telegrams, contracts, minutes, receipts, memoranda, reports, accounts, declarations, requests, orders, instructions, packing and shipping specifications, invoices, insurance policies, bills of lading, blueprints, tables, diagrams, certificates, and lists, relating to the Japanese Army, political movements in Japan, and the purchase...

Title supplied by cataloger.

Relates to agricultural policy in the Soviet Union.

Correspondence, reports, financial records, photographs, and video tapes, relating to American agricultural assistance to Russia and Ukraine.

Serial issues, pamphlets, leaflets, and circulated documents issued by Russian independent trade unions, relating to the labor movement in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia.

Six black/white matted photographs, ca. 1900, including scenes of Cossacks, castle/fortress in the Caucasus, views of Kazbeck and Tiflis, young Russian girl with tea cart, and a monument "1000 Years of Russia." At least two of the photos were taken...

Photographs, postcards, glass plates, and slides, depicting industrial, economic, cultural, religious, and military scenes in imperial Russia and the Soviet Union, scenes of daily life, scenes from notable historical events, especially the Russian Revolution, and prominent personalities from the tsarist...

Portraits of royalty, heads of state, military leaders, religious leaders, scientists, writers, actors, artists, dancers and aboriginal peoples....

Relates to the financial situation of the Russian government. Study published in Agence économique et financière (August 2, 1923). Translated by S. Uget.

Correspondence, subscription files, unpublished articles submitted for publication, clippings, and printed matter, relating to Russian and Soviet literature, politics and government, history, and political and social movements, before and after the Russian Revolution of 1917.

Calls upon the peoples of France, England, America, and Japan to protest Allied intervention in Russia.

Translated by the Russian Unit Historical Division of the American Relief Administration.

Pamphlets, leaflets, serial issues, clippings, other printed matter, correspondence, memoranda, reports, orders, translations, election campaign literature, and memorabilia, relating to political, social and economic conditions in Russia, and in the Russian empire as a whole, the Soviet Union as a...

Correspondence, programs, clippings, and photographs, relating to Russian émigré theatrical groups in San Francisco.

Relates to the first five-year plan, 1928-1932.

Relates to publications during the period 1917-1922 on the subject of Russian history.

Relates to the structure and operations of the Russian secret service in Russia before the Revolution of 1917. Includes a draft with corrections and annotations.

Relates to activities of a Russian army regiment during World War I.

Leaflet relating to White Russian military activities during the Russian Civil War. Issued by White Russian forces in Azov.

These papers consist of the records of the Russkaia sredniaia shkola v Parizhe, the Russian Secondary school in Paris, which operated from 1920-1961, and graduated more than 1,200 students during that time. A major educational centre for children of Russian...

Relates to instances of religious persecution of the Russian Orthodox Church in the Soviet Union. Includes accounts of events at the Alexandro-Nevskaia Lavra and the All-Russian Church Congress in Moscow, January-February 1918.

Reminiscences, letters, studies, bulletins, pamphlets, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to Russian military operations during World War I; White Russian military operations during the Russian Civil War, especially in Siberia; political and economic conditions in the Soviet Union; and...

Relates to the policy of the great powers toward the communist government of Russia. Addressed to the Washington Naval Conference.

These records consist of select documents of the Russkii obshche-voinskii soiuz, (ROVS), the Russian All-Military Union. Formed by General Petr N. Vrangel' in 1924, ROVS managed to preserve the military structure of the demilitarized White Army in exile, while integrating...

Minutes, correspondence, lists, financial records, and photographs, relating to Russian-American hunting and fishing in the United States.

Minutes, correspondence, and financial records, relating to cultural activities of Russian-Americans.

Relates to the establishment of a filter-ozoning station in Saint Petersburg.

Correspondence, reports, financial records, writings, membership lists, printed matter, and photographs, relating to the study of Russian contributions to American history.

Correspondence, minutes, and reports, relating to Russian émigré participation in agriculture in the United States and Canada.

Relates to the activities of Roman Malinovskii, a tsarist agent who infiltrated the Bolshevik Party in Russia.

Relates to Japanese military and naval operations during the Russo-Japanese War. Printed in Tokyo, on crêpe paper, with color illustrations.

Relates to the Soviet non-aggression treaties of 1926-1932 with the Baltic States and Finland.

The Ruth & Sherman Lee Institute for Japanese Art at the Clark Center houses a broad range of Japanese art, in diverse media and from multiple periods. The collection includes Japanese screen and scroll paintings, sculptures, prints, ceramics, textiles, metalwork...

The Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery was built in 1993 on the campus of Scripps College and shows the artwork of professional artists as well as works by the college's teachers and students. The Williamson Gallery is most known for hosting...

Box contains song cards created by local artists for screen projection in the Barndoor Canteen, a U.S.O. facility in Carmel, California. Scrapbook contains clippings, letters of appreciation, and handwritten comments from soldiers who visited the U.S.O. Also included is a...

Correspondence with the U.S. District Court (Southern District of California) and the Tulare County Board of Trade concerning the Kaweah Cooperative Colony.

Consists of posters, flyers, and magazines, including a group of materials relating to the European Book Festival's 1998 Prague project: a Beat Generation Fest. Posters and flyers relate to Weiss' public appearances, including some in Calif., but mostly at European...

Letters, printed matter, and biographical data, relating to the World War II Polish resistance leader Leopold Rutkowski.

The Rutter Collection consists of 12 cartons and 1 manuscript box containing files primarily documenting his association with the University of California at San Francisco (1969-1994) as professor of biochemistry, department chair and lab director including associated professional commitments: membership...

Electronic and other bulletins, pamphlets, newsletters, press releases, and other printed matter, relating to political, social and economic conditions, civil war, and refugees in Rwanda.

The correspondence of John T. Ryan (1891-1934) documents the activities of a Tuolumne County, California, quartz and placer gold mine owner. The bulk of the correspondence deals with Ryan's attempts to find financial backers to help him develop the Ryan...

Pamphlets and bibliographies, published by the National Committee for World Literacy Programme and the International Institute for Adult Literacy Methods, relating to literacy in Iran.

Tile awarded by Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands in recognition of relief work in aid of the Dutch Red Cross during World War II.

Speeches and writings, correspondence, notes, reports, studies, clippings, and other printed matter, relating to the 1978 Panama Canal treaty, and to the development of the United States Navy since World War II. Photocopy.

Relates to military police operations, especially with regard to civilian travel control, in Alaska, 1942-1945, and to administration of various prisoner of war camps elsewhere in the United States in 1945.

Correspondence, memoir, and booklet, relating to the Citizens' Military Training Camp program initiated by the United States Army in 1921 to train civilians for service in the United States Army Reserve, and especially to the camp at Fort Snelling, Minnesota.

Newspaper articles, reviews in typescript, and personal letters dating from 1937-1942. ...

Binder's title.

Correspondence discusses family matters and details of Sacramento business. In addition, a letter, unsigned, dated Jan. 7, 1849, from Panama, describing voyage to California.

Pamphlets, newspaper and magazine issues, and other printed matter, illustrating World War I humor through cartoons and caricatures.

Correspondence and minutes from various commissions, including the National Arboretum and the South Pacific Commission; subject files related to tropical horticulture and international agriculture; correspondence to academic colleagues and friends.

Excerpts from study published in Tashkent, relating to the Russian Revolution in Turkestan, 1917-1919.

Memoirs, sound recordings of interviews, and photographs, relating to Polish military operations during World War II, and to Radio Free Europe broadcasts to Poland.

Collection of sheet music, articles, and ephemera documenting the influence of Agua Caliente (Cahuilla) music on the life and music of composer Roman Ryterband (1914-1979). Materials span the years 1978-2002."

Press releases and press summaries, relating to American administration of the Ryukyu Islands, internal conditions on the Ryukyu Islands, and Okinawan press opinion concerning American administration, American-Japanese relations, and prospective return of the Ryukyu Islands to Japan.