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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Songs from a Chinese lute, by Frederick Woltmann. [3 songs with orchestral accompaniment. Score. Rochester, N.Y.].

Title: Songs from a Chinese lute, by Frederick Woltmann. [3 songs with orchestral accompaniment. Score. Rochester, N.Y.]. [1936]

ArchivalResource: score ([17] p.)

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Guide to the Nelson Frank Papers, 1888-1971

Title: Guide to the Nelson Frank Papers, 1888-1971

Nelson Frank (1906-1974) was a journalist, anti-communist, a special agent with U.S. Naval Intelligence, an investigator for the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, and a bibliophile. He was a writer, labor editor and columnist for the <i>New York World Telegram</i> (1944-1955) where his article concerning the Duclos letter, which contributed to the ouster of Earl Browder, Communist Party USA head, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Much of his work concerned espionage and Soviet spy activities. As an investigator for the Senate International Security Subcommittee (1955-1957) Frank interviewed prospective witnesses, including on such topics as Soviet espionage, communist infiltration of the United Nations and labor unions, Soviet theft of U.S scientific secrets, and in reports advised the subcommittee on their value. The papers include correspondence, scrapbooks, clippings, manuscripts, biographical materials, printed materials, photographs research notes and subject files. There are materials on the Rosenberg trial and the grand jury indictment against Jack and Myra Sobel. Writings include an unpublished article, "The Red Spy Network in America," and articles for the <i>New York World-Telegram</i>, <i>Life</i> and <i>Fortune</i>. Correspondents include Solon De Leon, Granville Hicks, and Frederick Woltmann. Research files deal with labor unions, especially communist influence therein, communism, "communist front" organizations, communist espionage activities and the development of U.S. leftist parties.

ArchivalResource: 26 Linear Feet in 24 record cartons, one manuscript box, and one oversize flat box.

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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. The coliseum at night / Frederick Woltmann.

Title: The coliseum at night / Frederick Woltmann. 1940.

ArchivalResource: 1 ms. score (12 p.) ; 35 cm.

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Guide to the Nelson Frank Papers, 1888-1971

Title: Guide to the Nelson Frank Papers, 1888-1971

Nelson Frank (1906-1974) was a journalist, anti-communist, a special agent with U.S. Naval Intelligence, an investigator for the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, and a bibliophile. He was a writer, labor editor and columnist for the <i>New York World Telegram</i> (1944-1955) where his article concerning the Duclos letter, which contributed to the ouster of Earl Browder, Communist Party USA head, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. Much of his work concerned espionage and Soviet spy activities. As an investigator for the Senate International Security Subcommittee (1955-1957) Frank interviewed prospective witnesses, including on such topics as Soviet espionage, communist infiltration of the United Nations and labor unions, Soviet theft of U.S scientific secrets, and in reports advised the subcommittee on their value. The papers include correspondence, scrapbooks, clippings, manuscripts, biographical materials, printed materials, photographs research notes and subject files. There are materials on the Rosenberg trial and the grand jury indictment against Jack and Myra Sobel. Writings include an unpublished article, "The Red Spy Network in America," and articles for the <i>New York World-Telegram</i>, <i>Life</i> and <i>Fortune</i>. Correspondents include Solon De Leon, Granville Hicks, and Frederick Woltmann. Research files deal with labor unions, especially communist influence therein, communism, "communist front" organizations, communist espionage activities and the development of U.S. leftist parties.

ArchivalResource: 26 Linear Feet in 24 record cartons, one manuscript box, and one oversize flat box.

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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Variations on an old English folk song. [For piano and orchestra. Full score. Rome.].

Title: Variations on an old English folk song. [For piano and orchestra. Full score. Rome.]. [1938]

ArchivalResource: score (36 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29217928 View

Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Phosphorescent sea. [Song with piano accompaniment. Poem by William Sharp, music by Frederick Woltmann. Rochester, N.Y.].

Title: Phosphorescent sea. [Song with piano accompaniment. Poem by William Sharp, music by Frederick Woltmann. Rochester, N.Y.]. [1936]

ArchivalResource: 2 p.

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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Incantation. For flute solo. [Rochester, N.Y.].

Title: Incantation. For flute solo. [Rochester, N.Y.]. [1936]

ArchivalResource: 2 p.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29217904 View

Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Poem for horn and strings / by Frederick Woltmann.

Title: Poem for horn and strings / by Frederick Woltmann. [1936]

ArchivalResource: ms. score (5 p.) + parts.

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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Poem for flute and small orchestra / by Frederick Woltmann.

Title: Poem for flute and small orchestra / by Frederick Woltmann. [1935]

ArchivalResource: ms. score (20 p.) + parts.

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Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Poem for eight instruments [flute, clarinet, horn, 2 violins, viola, violoncello and piano. Score. Rochester, N.Y.].

Title: Poem for eight instruments [flute, clarinet, horn, 2 violins, viola, violoncello and piano. Score. Rochester, N.Y.]. [1934]

ArchivalResource: score (5 p.)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/29217915 View

Woltmann, Frederick, 1908-. Rhapsody for horn and orchestra.

Title: Rhapsody for horn and orchestra. [19--]

ArchivalResource: ms. score (28 p.) + parts.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/57494782 View