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Box 69.

Creators include:

  1. Smith, Kate, 1907-1986.
  2. Holdahl, Stena Marie.
  3. Winter, Pat.
  4. Lewis, B. L.
  5. Diamond Crystal Salt Company.
  6. Carey Salt Co.
  7. United States. Department of Agriculture.
  8. Ball Brothers Company, inc.
  9. General Foods Corporation.
  10. Baker Extract Co.
  11. Spice Islands Company.
  12. American Spice Trade Association.
  13. Colman-Keen (Canada) Limited.
  14. Public Service Company of Northern Illinois.
  15. House of Herbs, Inc.
  16. McCormick & Co. (Baltimore, Md.)
  17. International Salt Company.
  18. Morton Salt Company.
  19. Marion-Kay Co., Inc.
Folder

Box 76.

Creators include:

  1. Armstrong, Helen.
  2. Andrea, A. Louise.
  3. Palisade Mfg. Co.
  4. Kitchen Bouquet, Inc.
  5. Grocery Store Products Co.
  6. McIlhenny Co.
  7. John Duncan's Sons.
  8. Lea & Perrins Limited.
  9. R.T. French Company.
Folder

Box 80.

Creators include:

  1. Miller, C. C.
  2. Jordan, Ruth Washburn.
  3. Lind, Shirley.
  4. Bradley, Alice, 1875-1946.
  5. Luce, Marjorie.
  6. A.I. Root Company.
  7. National Honey Board (U.S.)
  8. American Honey Institute.
  9. Pittsley's Apairies.
  10. John G. Paton Company, Inc.
  11. Penick & Ford, Ltd.
  12. Honey Acres, Inc.
  13. Minnesota Beekeepers Association.
  14. Premier Malt Products Co.
  15. Malt Diastase Company.
  16. Cresent Manufacturing Company.
  17. Hildreth Maple Sugar Farm.
  18. Cary Maple Sugar Company.
  19. Maple Grove, Incorporated.
  20. Michigan Maple Syrup Association.
Folder

Box 90.

Creators include:

  1. Alden, Mary.
  2. Perky, Henry D.
  3. Higbee, Harriet A.
  4. Bradley, Alice, 1875-1946.
  5. Forecast School of Cookery.
  6. Quaker Oats Company.
  7. Cereal Machine Company.
  8. Oread Institute.
  9. Natural Food Company.
  10. Shredded Wheat Company.
  11. Miss Farmer's School of Cookery.
  12. National Biscuit Company.
Folder

Box 93.

Creators include:

  1. Kellogg, Kay.
  2. Pearl, Mary.
  3. Johnson, Harry J.
  4. Ross, Lois.
  5. American Cereal Co.
  6. W.K. Kellogg.
  7. Natural Food Company.
  8. Maltex Co.
  9. Grocery Store Products Co.
  10. Kellogg Company.
  11. International Multifoods Corporation.
  12. Postum Company.
  13. Quaker Oats Company.
  14. Ralston Purina Company.
Collection

Bread and Roses Productions Audiovisual Library, 1978-1983

9 Cassettes (9 cassettes) — 7 Reels (7 reel-to-reel tapes) — 0.50 Linear Feet (One manuscript box housing 17 CDs)

Bread and Roses Productions was formed in 1978 as a way to combat what its members saw as negative and harmful portrayals of women on television. The group, formed by several volunteers at the Women's Crisis Center of Ann Arbor, filmed public service announcements, lectures, interviews, and other programs to draw attention to issues related to women's lives in the Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti areas. The collection consists of sixteen magnetic tapes containing audiovisual recordings of programs, interviews, and events recorded by Bread and Roses Productions between 1978 and 1983.

The collection consists of twelve magnetic tapes containing audiovisual recordings of programs, interviews, and events recorded by Bread and Roses Productions between 1978 and 1983. Topics include interviews with Mollie Haskell, Lois Garmen, andBread and Roses co-founder Marge Greene; programs about women's equality, lesbian rights, and the Family Protection Act; interviews and programs related to relaxation and polarity therapy; a Holly Near concert; and a recording of a presentation by Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda.

Materials have been reformatted, and CD use copies have been created.

Folder

Brewster McCloud (1971)

The Brewster McCloud series (1 linear foot and 1 oversized box) consists of materials from the 1971 film directed by Robert Altman, and written by Doran William Cannon. The film features the actors Bud Cort, Sally Kellerman, Michael Murphy, Shelley Duvall, Rene Auberjonois, Stacy Keach, Bert Remsen, Jennifer Salt and John Schuck. Slides contain images from a cast and crew softball game played in the Astrodome, where a portion of the film is set. Additionally, the slides contain images of birds, possibly taken by the titular character. The scrapbook features original artwork for the film, and photographs of the cast and crew, assembled by producer Lou Adler. Additionally, the photographs contain an inscribed on-the-set still given to Altman by actor Cort. Many of the on-the-set images feature Altman and Cort testing the flying apparatus. Additional materials include a foreign press kit, an original script by Cannon (the film then calledBrewster McCloud's Flying Machine) , and various caricatures of the cast.

Collection

British Coal Miners' Strike Papers, 1941-1989 (majority within 1980-1987)

9.0 Linear Feet (18 manuscript boxes)

This collection was created by Margaret Kahn, a political science graduate student from the University of California, Berkeley. Kahn traveled to Great Britain to conduct research into coal miners' unions for her doctorate thesis on labor relations. While there, she witnessed and documented the coal miners' Great Strike of 1984/1985. The collection consists of Kahn's research notes and writings, along with books, papers, reports, pamphlets, and ephemera produced by unions, interest groups, companies, and government bodies. Subjects covered include the 1984/85 strike as well as broader contemporary conflicts over labor, energy, and governance in the UK.

The collection is sorted into eight series based largely on format.

The correspondence series consists of a handful of letters sent to Kahn directly, as well as a small collection of letters sent between other correspondents that Kahn collected as part of her research.

In the manuscripts series is the typescript for Kahn's unpublished biography of Arthur Scargill, the president of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) during the Great Strike.

The research notes series represents Kahn's original research. Kahn tended to create ordered compilations of annotated primary and secondary source documents interwoven with pages of her own handwritten notes. The interviews subseries features notes focused primarily on Kahn's interviews; however, additional interview notes are scattered throughout the other subseries. The alphabetical research notes are a portion of Kahn's research that she labeled by subject and alphabetized herself. At the end of the series are eight folders of unlabeled notes covering a variety of subjects.

The research documents series consists of mostly unpublished, unannotated papers that Kahn collected.

The subject files series are folders sorted alphabetically by Kahn's original titles and then grouped into broader subject categories. This series was left untouched during reprocessing due to uncertainty about the extent to which it represented Kahn's original order. Thus, there is some overlap between papers in this series and others, particularly the research documents series.

Publications are books, booklets, and other softbound publications Kahn accumulated. They have been grouped by their primary publisher, then sorted into subseries according to the sectors or interests they represent. While a good deal of materials concern the 1984 strike, they also cover related contemporary events in the UK, including the closure of collieries, the privatization of the energy sector, and the rise of Thatcherism.

Newspapers and clippings are newspapers, journals, and news clippings compilations (created by Kahn) that document the progress of the Strike, various strike topics, and issues regarding the British Press and the Strike.

Finally, the ephemera series consists of six folders of leaflets, brochures, flyers, order forms, and stickers related to coal mining, trade unionism, and political organizing.

Collection

Broadside Press Records, 1968-1999 (majority within 1985-1996)

10 Linear Feet

The Broadside Press records include correspondence, typescripts, broadsides, books, financial records, audiovisual material, photographs, realia, and other printed material. These records document a portion of the history of the Detroit-based African-American-owned publisher of poetry broadside, anthologies and other works.

The Broadside Press records include correspondence, typescripts, broadsides, books, financial records, audiovisual material, photographs, realia, and other printed material. The ten linear feet span the years 1968 to 1998, with the bulk of materials falling between 1985 and 1996. Records are arranged in ten series: Correspondence (0.5 linear feet), Book Production Material (1 linear foot), Broadsides (0.25 linear feet), Programs and Events (0.5 linear feet), Business Records (1 linear foot), Financial Records (1 linear foot), Photographic Material (0.5 linear feet), Audiovisual Material (0.5 linear feet), Ephemera (1.5 linear feet), and Realia (.25 linear feet).