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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934667

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http://viaf.org/viaf/4873586

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/155532318

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Charles A. Bratton papers, 1967-1982.

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Bratton, C. A. (Charles Arthur). Charles A. Bratton papers, 1967-1982.

Title: Charles A. Bratton papers, 1967-1982.

Dr. Bratton's personal history and observations as an extension specialist in farm management: growing up on a general farm in Delta, Ohio, including participation in 4-H Clubs and Future Farmers of America; student experiences, including his impressions of courses and professors, his first Home and Farm Week at Cornell, surveying Chautauqua County, New York, to develop land use maps, and his Ph. D. thesis on investigating fiscal procedures of local governments; observations of the Department of Agricultural Economics, including the relationship between department staff and New York farmers, slowness by agricultural economists to recognize women's contributions to farming; development of the study of local government; the effect of World War II on department programs; the relative status of teaching, research, and extension in the department; use of field surveys, statistics, and theoretical models in conducting research; and advising young people who want to become farmers. Persons mentioned in the interview include George F. Warren, Martin P. Catherwood, Forrest Frank Hill, William I. Myers, Frank C. Moore, Stanley W. Warren, Frank A. Pearson, Harold L. Reed, James E. Boyle, George N. Lauman, and others. Also, papers, correspondence, and reports.

ArchivalResource: 115 p. of transcripts.

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Oral history collection, 1975-1986.

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Ford Foundation. Oral history collection, 1975-1986.

Title: Oral history collection, 1975-1986.

Transcripts of approximately 75 interviews with Ford Foundation trustees, staff members, and program officers. Approximately half of the collection is currently open to research. Among those available includes David E. Bell, Bernard Berelson, Eugene Black, Carl Borgman, Philip Coombs, Donald David, Chester Davis, James Ellis, Mark Ethridge, Alvin Eurich, Clarence Faust, W.H. Ferry, Benson Ford, Melvin Fox, Bernard Gladieux, Kermit Gordon, Laurence Gould, Reuben Gustavson, Gordon Harrison, Henry Heald, Vivian Henderson, F.F. Hill, John Howard, Robert Hutchins, Milton Katz, George Kennan, Edwin Land, John Loudon, W. McNeil Lowry, Donald Marquis, Dorothy Marshall, John J. McCloy, Porter McKeever, James Morrill, Waldemar Nielsen, William Nims, Lilian Plante, Donald Price, Richard Sheldon, Joseph Slater, Carl Spaeth, Shepard Stone, Mitchell Sviridoff, Patricia Wald, Bethuel Webster, Thomas Wright, Paul Ylvisaker, and James Webb Young.

ArchivalResource: ca. 25 cubic ft.

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Letter to [Stefan] Schimanski, 1945 May 12.

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Miller, Henry, 1891-1980. Letter to [Stefan] Schimanski, 1945 May 12.

Title: Letter to [Stefan] Schimanski, 1945 May 12.

Miller expresses surprise at Schimanski's interest in Jakob Wasserman and offers him "Maurizius forever." If he had more time he would do "Kerkhoven." Although most of Wasserman does not interest him, he would like to read "Dialogue with Arium" which he asks Schimanski to obtain for him in London, and "My life as a German and a Jew." He thanks Schimanski for putting him in touch with F.F.F. Hill and inquires if Claude Houghton has been asked to contribute to the symposium. Miller hopes that Drummond will bring out Wallace Fowlie's book for which he is willing to write a preface. He closes with a recommendation to read Erich Frank's book.

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