Oral history interviews, 1971-[ongoing].

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Oral history interviews, 1971-[ongoing].

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This collection contains transcripts of oral interviews with various personages related to the University, conducted by the Archivist, Ralph Havener and others. Among persons interviewed are: Dr. Merl Baker; Dr. Ward Barnes; Fred Cervinka; Dr. Elmer Ellis; Dr. Earl English; Dr. E.M. Funk; B.W. Harrison; Mary Paxton Keeley; Dr. Lindon J. Murphy; Dr. Hamilton B.G. Robinson; Dr. Carlton Scofield; Dr. Fred Shane; Dr. Hugh Speer. Also includes cassette tapes made of UM Archives personnel participating in radio talk shows. See Kardex File for additional information.

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University of Missouri -- Columbia. University Archives, MU Archives; University of Missouri Columbia. University Archives

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University of Missouri -- Columbia. University Archives, MU Archives; University of Missouri Columbia. University Archives

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University of Missouri. Archives.

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The University of Missouri Archives was approved February 13, 1990 by the Board of Curators. Ralph Havener was the Director from 1969-1990. D.J. Wade was the Reference Specialist from 1980- . From the description of General office correspondence, 1978-[ongoing] (University of Missouri -- Columbia. University Archives). WorldCat record id: 30928172 Committee was defined by Board of Curators action on February 13, 1970. It was charged with determining which University records ...

University of Missouri--Columbia

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Shane, Fred, 1906-1990

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Painter, draftsman, and educator; Columbia, Mo. b. 1906; d. 1992. Upon retiring from the University of Missouri, Shane made Beverly Hills his home. From the description of Fred Shane correspondence, 1922-1976. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 83790965 ...

Funk, E. M. (Ernest Marvin), 1899-

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Havener, Ralph S.

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Ellis, Elmer, 1901-1989

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Harrison, B. W.

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Barnes, Ward.

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Cervinka, Fred.

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Keeley, Mary Paxton, 1886-1986

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Mary Paxton Keeley was born June 2, 1886 in Independence, Missouri. In 1910 she became the first female graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia, Missouri. During the early to middle 1910s, Keeley was a reporter for the Kansas City Post, the first woman news reporter in Kansas City. Also in the middle 1910s, she was a student of Journalism with a specialization in home economics at the University of Chicago. From 1917 to 1918 (in World War I) she worked for the YMC...

University of Missouri.

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Baker, Merl W.

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Speer, Hugh W.

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Robinson, Hamilton B. G.

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English, Earl, 1905-2000

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Murphy, Lindon J.

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Scofield, Carleton F.

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