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Smith, Burton Jay.

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Burton Jay Smith was born on January 11, 1916, in Adrian, Michigan. His parents were Burt H. and Lucia (Jones) Smith. Desiring to become a schoolteacher, Smith attended Adrian College and then the University of Michigan, where he obtained his B.S. He became a science teacher in the Wyandotte, Michigan public school system, and also worked as a summer camp counselor at Camp Davaja in Brighton, MI. Willametta Turnepseed was born in Russell, Kansas in 1909 .Her family moved from Kansas to Springfield, Ohio, where she lived much of her early life. She graduated from high school at fifteen, at which time she had already begun to take an interest in the world of amateur journalism. Turnepseed wrote a number of short stories between 1935-1942 for such publications as All-Story Love Stories and Street and Smith's Love Story Magazine. In 1936 Smith joined the National Amateur Press Association (NAPA), and in the winter of that year published his first amateur magazine, Eisegesis. He published a number of other journals, including Amateur World, Micros, Avocation, and Tanacovio. In April 1941 he published the first issue of Literary Newsette; from the seventh issue onwards, the journal was co-edited by his amateur journalist colleague Willametta Turnepseed, who carried on publication alone after Smith's induction into the military. Smith and Turnepseed fell in love and were engaged to be married in May 1942.

From the description of Papers of Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed, 1941-1944. (University of Iowa Libraries). WorldCat record id: 234301984

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/309232889

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/15872256

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/44431646

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Smith, Burton Jay.

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Papers of Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed, 1941-1944.

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Smith, Burton Jay. Papers of Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed, 1941-1944.

Title: Papers of Burton Jay Smith and Willametta Turnepseed, 1941-1944.

The collection consists mainly of correspondence between Smith and Turnepseed. A few additional pieces of correspondence to or from either Smith or Turnepseed are also present. There are also several issues of Literary Newsette, the amateur publication that the two co-edited. The collection has one undated photograph, which may depict Smith. A few sample envelopes from the correspondence are also included. Smith and Turnepseed were engaged to be married, and most of their correspondence consists of love letters. The letters chiefly concern their romantic feelings towards each other and their post-marriage domestic plans. The correspondence also contain numerous references to their amateur printing endeavors, including Turnepseed's tenure as President of the National Amateur Printing Association (NAPA) in 1944. Once Smith was inducted into the United States Army Air Forces in January 1943, his letters, written from his postings at different airfields, also describe his flight and navigation training and the military life. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

ArchivalResource: 2 boxes.

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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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The Confederate ram Albemarle / Burton H. Smith. [19--?]

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Smith, Burton H. The Confederate ram Albemarle / Burton H. Smith.

Title: The Confederate ram Albemarle / Burton H. Smith. [19--?]

ArchivalResource: 8 leaves ; 28 cm.

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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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"A happy funeral" [microform] : a comedy sketch / by Burton Smith. 1904.

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Smith, Burton. "A happy funeral" [microform] : a comedy sketch / by Burton Smith.

Title: "A happy funeral" [microform] : a comedy sketch / by Burton Smith. 1904.

ArchivalResource: 21 p.

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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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Cupid on the run [microform] / by Burton Smith. 1904.

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Smith, Burton. Cupid on the run [microform] / by Burton Smith.

Title: Cupid on the run [microform] / by Burton Smith. 1904.

ArchivalResource: 121 p.

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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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Railroad contracts, receipt, and letter, circa 1892-1893.

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Sherman, David. Railroad contracts, receipt, and letter, circa 1892-1893.

Title: Railroad contracts, receipt, and letter, circa 1892-1893.

This collection includes a contract between H.L. Harralson, P.H. Harralson, D.C. Bacon, Martin F. Amorous, Burton Smith, P.B. Lawrence, W.S. Turner, B.L. McIntosh, and Lavender R. Ray, to run the railway line through Ray's property, as well as a draft of a contract between J.R. Lewis, Josiah Sherman, J.H. Hilman, John B. Harris, and P.B. Lawrence, in which Lewis agrees to pay the other gentlemen fifty cents per foot for their land, with payment due at the completion of the line. The third item is an unsigned, undated receipt, with no amount, to Lewis, Sherman, Hilman, and Harris. The fourth item is a letter announcing the contract to build an electric route from Atlanta to Silver Lake. It asks all landowners along the proposed route to a meeting at the law offices of Smith and Pendleton on December 2, 1893.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (.05 cubic feet)

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National Amateur Press Association

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National Amateur Press Association
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Smith, Burton Jay.

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Turnepseed, Willametta

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Turnepseed, Willametta
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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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Albemarle (Confederate ironclad)

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Albemarle (Confederate ironclad)
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Smith, Burton H. (Burton Hoyle), 1884-

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Sherman, David.

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Sherman, David.
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North Carolina

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