MC. Manuscript Collections

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The collections consist of various documents pertaining to Latino concerns throughout the United States and have been roughly organized as subject files on the topics of Arts, Education, Migrant Issues, Latino statistical reports, Social and Political Organizations and Latino newsletters.

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Correspondence, subject files, and printed material related to the operation of the Post Office in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, with the bulk of the material from 1901 until 1936.

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Material copied from National Archives Record Group 26 concerning building of six schooners in 1856 to serve as revenue cutters; ships built in Milan, Ohio in 1856-1857.

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The records of the United Steel Workers Union, Local 190-District 27, Globe Steel Company located in Mansfield Ohio covers the years 1942-1967 and focuses mainly on union activity from 1961-1966.

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Correspondence related to stock purchases in the United Wireless Telegraph Company by Lawrence H Sick of Bellingham, Washington, and the capitalization and later bankruptcy of the company.

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The records of United Women Educators, formerly the Nu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, Bowling Green, Ohio, primarily consists of membership records, including directories, financial forms, and membership cards. Correspondence, minutes and financial records also dominate the collection.

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Membership list, constitution and by-laws, printed material, and mimeographed newsletters.

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Radio scripts, prepared by J. Wesley Littlefield for the Toledo Chapter of United World Federalists and presented over WTOL between May and August 1949.

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Directors meeting minutes (1889-1935), monthly revenue reports (1936-1946), financial reports (1916, 1923, 1925-1926), and other legal papers of a for-profit water company in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

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A large series of black and white photographs documenting the shoreline of the American side of Lake Erie, as well as portions of the Saint Lawrence River. Although the photographs are numbered, there is no index present to indicate the exact location each photograph was taken.

Abstract This collection of six microfilm rolls documents the issuance of certificates and sale of vessels recorded at the Toledo, Ohio office of the US Customs Service for the years 1870-1959. Certificates and Enrollments are found on rolls one, two, and three. Mortgage information and Bills of Sale can be found on rolls three, four, five, and six. The financial and legal files in this collection document a portion of the regulatory work of the US Customs Service in the nineteenth and twentieth...

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The collection, compiled by Goldie Estelle Wilch, comprises the records of the Hancock County Local Board No. 56, Selective Service System. Included are lists of registrants, correspondence, state and federal Selective Service System newsletters, historical information and newspaper clippings.

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Present are records of the Toledo, OH office of the Steamboat Inspection Service for the years 1870-1931. Included are tensile strength test reports for boiler plate samples (1900-1931), lists of licensed assistant engineers (1890-1907), and lists of licensed pilots (1870-1908).

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The most important items in this collection are Parsons' two diaries and his day book of medical practice, all of which were kept during his naval service. They give an extremely detailed account of his famous role in the Battle of Lake Erie. The collection also includes some family correspondence, as well as letters and notes regarding his genealogical and historical research.

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This collection contains correspondence, printed material, and photographic items of the Utah Gospel Mission spanning from 1895 to 1952.

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The collection profiles the efforts of Meekison to organize pro-suffrage support in Henry County in the 1910s. Letters, newspapers, printed material, and literary productions provide insight into campaign strategy on a state, local, and individual level. Meekison's local civic service is evidenced in her "History of the Red Cross," and her friendship with Judge Florence E. Allen is sketched by news articles and some correspondence.

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Letterpress copies of correspondence of a cannery in Van Wert, Ohio specializing in tomato products.

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Minutes of meetings, correspondence, membership lists and constitution.

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Company formed to construct a railway line in Pleasant Township, Van Wert County, Ohio, in connection with the Cincinnati, Van Wert and Michigan Railroad Company.

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Record of name of craft, dates of arrival and departure, destination, and cargo, for the Port of Vermilion, Ohio. Records located in Vermilion Township Justice of the Peace Dockets.

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The correspondence of Vernell R. Miller consists of 101 letters and 6 miscellaneous items written during service at the end of World War II from 1945 through 1946.

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Logbook for a sailing vessel detailing cargoes carried, ports visited, weather, and other data.

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Minutes, record books, scrapbooks, and printed material documenting a veterans' community service organization in Toledo, Ohio.

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The records of the Veterans of World War I of the U.S.A., Inc., date from the period of 1963 to 1983. It contains minutes, membership rosters, and newsletters.

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Architectural photographs taken by David Holman of Holman-Birkholtz Photography, of selected buildings in the Vistula Historic District of Toledo, Ohio, a neighborhood area bounded by Walnut, Champlain, Chestnut, Magnolia, and Summit Streets; includes an inventory with the negative number and street address information referring to the original negatives which are held by the Toledo-Lucas County Plan Commissions.