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Biographical/Personal Material
Biographical Materials contains a lengthy biography, completed in 1943, by Cyril Arthur Player, which is an invaluable source of details on the life of James E. Scripps. Also in this series are two folders of autobiographical material, including notes made by Scripps as early as 1857 and 1861. Of interest are the annual diaries kept by Scripps from 1858 to 1881. These speak of travels in the United States and Europe, family, and the newspaper business. Two European journals, dated 1881 and 1889, belong to James Scripps wive, Harriet Josephine Scripps. The journals describe the trips and also contain biographical and genealogical information, as well as describe interactions with James's sister, Ellen Browning Scripps, who was the founding donor of Scripps College in Claremont, Calif.
Biographical/Personal Material
The Biographical/Personal Material series is an artificial grouping of files dating from 1947 to 1991. It consists of family correspondence and personnel related files, including his curricula vitae, sabbatical records, lecture notes (1964-1972), and assorted photographs.
Biographical/Personal materials
The Personal Series sheds light on Angelo's impact on Detroit and Michigan. The correspondence file includes letters from various people which have been influential in the history of Detroit, many notes regarding various awards Angelo received throughout his career and his retirement. The Frank Angelo Tribute/Awards file contains materials and miscellaneous awards which illustrate Angelo's impact on the city, and the greater journalism community. The Navy file contains copies of the official documentation of Angelo's time in the Navy from 1941-1945. There are also materials relating to Angelo's induction into the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame in 1987, including correspondence, a copy of his speech with notations, newsclippings, and a program from the event.
Biographical/Personal Materials
The Biographical/Personal Materials series (1.3 linear feet) consists of such materials as Dedijer's curriculum vitae, newsclippings, interview transcripts, and diaries and calendars. The extensive newsclippings, provide a good overview of Dedijer's activities throughout his life.
Biographical/Personal Materials
The series of Biographical/Personal Materials contains materials relating to Moore's personal and professional activities, including newsclippings, speeches, and programs from recitals and performances
Earl V. Moore papers, 1870s-1987 (majority within 1920s-1960s)
3 linear feet (in 5 boxes) — 1 oversize folder
Biographical, Writings, and Personal
The Biographical, Writings and Personal series contains a variety of documents pertaining to the life and career of Patricia Montgomery. There is a wealth of articles and press materials relating to Montgomery and the Clonlara School, including several documents written by Montgomery herself. These materials span from the 1970s through to the early 1990s. Of special interest are the various interviews with Montgomery, including a transcript from a 1981 appearance on the Phil Donahue show. The series also contains a variety of background biographical information, and personal correspondence with friends and colleagues, as well as two folders containing letters to and from Patricia Montgomery's daughter Chandra and son Chai. Of further note, are the six folders chronicling her work as a mentor to students at Columbia Pacific University.
Biography
The Biography series contains several curriculum vitae, a news release about Wilson's appointment as Director of the IST and several eulogies.