Dorothy Stimson Bullitt papers 1933-1993

Colver, Henry A.

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BULLITT, STIMSON

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Stimson Bullitt was born in 1919. He attended Yale University and the University of Washington Law School, and was admitted to the Washington State Bar in 1949. He served in the Navy during World War II and won a Purple Heart. In 1952 and in 1954 he made two attempts to run for Congress. He authored three books, To Be a Politician(1959), Ancestral Histories of Scott Bullitt and Dorothy Stimson(1994), and River Dark and Bright(1995). He served as President of the Bullitt Company, 1955-1965, and o...

Okinawa Plywood Corporation.

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KING-TV (Television station : Seattle, Wash.)

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KGW-TV (Television station : Portland, Or.)

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KREM-TV (Television station : Spokane, Wash.)

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Seattle Civilian War Commission

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Domestic war commission which provided services to the armed forces in Seattle during World War II and war-effort information services to civilians. The Seattle Civilian War Commission evolved from the Seattle Welfare Council and Community Fund Defense Committee. In October 1941 the Seattle Municipal Defense Commission was created and many members of the earlier Defense Committee were appointed to the new body. In the Spring of 1942 the name changed to Seattle Civilian W...

Hearst Radio Inc.

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National Association of Broadcasters. Television Code Review Board.

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KING-FM (Radio station : Seattle, Wash.)

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Bullitt family

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Bullitt, A. Scott (Alexander Scott), 1878?-1932

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Olmsted Brothers

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The Olmsted Brothers firm was formed in 1898 by John Charles Olmsted and Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr. These two stepbrothers were the son and stepson of Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., an early American landscape architect and designer of New York's Central Park. The Olmsted Brothers completed numerous large projects, including comprehensive park systems, universities, exposition grounds, libraries, hospitals, and state capitols. The two stepbrothers were also among the founding members of the America...

Payne, Ancil H., 1921-2004.

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King Broadcasting Company

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Bullitt, Dorothy Stimson, 1892-1989

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Dorothy Stimson Bullitt was a Seattle broadcasting executive and civic leader, 1892-1989. She grew up in Seattle and in 1918 married attorney A. Scott Bullitt. After her husband's death, Dorothy Bullitt managed Stimson family real estate interests and in 1946 acquired a Seattle radio station, which she expanded into a regional radio and television network, the KING Broadcasting Company. Mrs. Bullitt and later her son, Stimson Bullitt, Ancil Payne, and Dorothy Bullitt's daughter, Priscilla "Patsy...

University of Washington. Board of Regents

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Stimson, C. D.  (Charles Douglas)

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Washington (State). Canal Commission

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Adolph D. Schmidt was born about 1887 to Leopold and Johanna Schmidt of Olympia, WA. Leopold and his brother, founded the Olympic Brewing Company in 1896 as Capital Brewing Co. Adolph and his brothers participated in the management of the brewery and eventually took over management from their father in his later years. Adolph also owned hotels in the area. He was appointed to the Canal Commission of the State of Washington in 1933 to represent Thurston County, WA for a five year term. Adolph pas...

Collins, Priscilla Bullitt

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Metropolitan Building Company (Seattle, Wash.)

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The Territorial University of Washington was established in 1861 on Denny's Knoll in Seattle, a 10-acre parcel of land donated by Arther A. Denny, Charles Terry and Edward Lander. In 1894, the University of Washingon relocated to its present site and the Board of Regents awarded a lease to develop and manage the Metropolitan Tract to James Moore, who transferred the lease to the Metropolitan Building Company in 1907. The property management company continued to administer the lease for the Metro...

Washington (State). Emergency Relief Administration

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The Washington State Legislature passed the McDonald Act (House Bill 35) in Jan. 1933. Its purpose was to "relieve the people of the state from hardships and suffering caused by unemployment; creating and defining the duties of an emergency relief administration, and making an appropriation for such purpose; providing penalties, and declaring that this act shall take effect immediately" (Laws of Washington, 1933, Chapter 8). This act provided a five member commission (Emergency Reli...

Haley, Delphine

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Radio KING (Radio station : Seattle, Wash.)

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Stimson family

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Mobilization for Human Needs (1933 : Washington, D.C.)

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Stimson, Harriet O.  (Harriet Overton)

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Western Waves, Inc.

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Haley, Andrew G. (Andrew Gallagher)

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Ohata family

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