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Leland Rogers Alexander materials
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Alexander, Leland Rogers |
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Dates: |
1920s-1950s |
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The collection consists of five items: a biographical page about Leland Rodgers Alexander; the December 8, 1929 issue of The
Atlanta Journal; a "Golden Ticket" from the first game played at Sanford Stadium in October 12, 1929; two photographs of Mrs.
Alexander.
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Identifier: |
UA0078 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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Harry E. Harman III scrapbooks
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Harman, Harry E. |
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Dates: |
1908, 1926-1937 |
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The Harry E. Harman III scrapbook collection consists of four scrapbooks created by Harry Harman III. One of the scrapbooks
focuses on his father, Harry Harman II, who was a star player on the University of Georgia football and baseball teams in
the early 20th century. This scrapbook mostly deals with the senior Harman's 1908 athletic season. The other three scrapbooks
were also created by the younger Harman and feature his athletic career from 1926 through 1937. The two early scrapbooks feature
Harry's high school sports career at Woodberry Forest School in Woodberry, Virginia. One of these scrapbooks includes correspondence
from various coaches (including Georgia's coach H.J. Stegeman) to Harmon. The fourth scrapbook is devoted to Harry's athletic
endeavors at the University of Georgia. In addition to the scrapbooks, also included is the younger Harmon's Southeastern
Conference high jump medal from 1937.
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Identifier: |
UA16-004 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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Conrad Fink papers
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Fink, Conrad C. |
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Dates: |
1961-2011 |
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This collection consists of materials that Conrad Fink either created or collected during his lifetime of news reporting and
teaching journalism at UGA. Included are numerous articles that he summited to the Associated Press (AP) while covering Asia
during the mid-1960s along with general interest stories about the U.S. written for the AP during the 1980s to 2000s. There
is information about various newspapers around the country, their daily workings and the owners of these papers. There are
also documents (1977-2011) related to the classes that Fink taught and the speeches that he presented along with galleys,
reviews and other materials connected to books that he authored. In addition, the collection holds a large amount of both
his professional and personal correspondence dating from the 1980s to 2011.
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Identifier: |
UA0003 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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William Tate papers
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University of Georgia |
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Dates: |
1903-1981 |
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The William Tate Papers are composed of both personal and administrative files from Tate's tenure as Dean of Freshmen, Dean
of Students, Assistant to the President, Dean of Men, Associate Professor of English, Dean Emeritus, and volunteer fund raiser
with the UGA Alumni Society. These papers consist of: the personal correspondence of the immediate Tate family, relatives
and friends (incoming and outgoing) for the period of 1924-1930; the administrative fields of the Dean Tate spanning the years
1924-1971; and Tate's personal reference file for the years 1925-1980.
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Identifier: |
UA97-085 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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WUOG records
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WUOG (Radio station : Athens, Ga.) |
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Dates: |
1972-2016 |
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This collection includes items related to the University of Georgia student run radio station, WUOG and date from 1972 through
2016. The materials include scrapbooks (1982-1999), playlists (1989-2008), training materials (2000-2014) and various manuals
(1988-2000s). Also included are disc jockey comment books (1987-1995), program guides (1973-2016), correspondence (1972-1997)
and promotional material (1980s-2000s). Of particular interest is a Western Union telegram from 1972 announcing the approval
to begin construction on a new FM broadcast studio-WUOG.
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Identifier: |
UA16-016 |
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Repository: |
University of Georgia Archives |
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William A. Foster, Jr., papers
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Creator: |
Foster, William A., 1904-1990 |
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Dates: |
1898-1988 |
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The collection consists of correspondence, writings, photographs, financial papers and printed material. The correspondence
of 1938-1939 deals with waterworks improvement and street paving projects when Foster was mayor of Dallas, Georgia. From 1984-1988
there are handwritten and typed copies of a column, "Here comes the Judge," which Foster wrote for the Dallas New Era. In
the columns, Foster described his friends, family, and Paulding County history. There are typed copies of several chapters
of his book "Paulding County: Its People and Places." There is both correspondence and printed material for the Georgia Sesquicentenary
Commission, 1981-1984; the Paulding Paul Revere Bicentennial Committee, 1975-1976; and several items concerning financial
and voter information of Dallas and Paulding County, Georgia.
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Identifier: |
ms3262 |
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Repository: |
Hargrett Library |
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