Part of Dolores Richter Collection
Miscellaneous books on Africa: 38 books
STAR TREK poster advertisement; image: USS Enterprise "Attention Intelligent Lifeforms: We're your headquarters for STAR TREK Books, Calendars, Audio and Video", Collectables/Memorabilia
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files on Shadow Valley and Law of the Wild
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files - "Critique Groups", "Deadly D2", "Seminar 5 PRTS"
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files - Betrayal Screenplay, Version 7 Final
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files - "Heart Shadows- Working"
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files - "Medical Book 1 12/7", MWA C0nferences", June 2000
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files on Delayed Diagnosis
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files on Delayed Diagnosis #2
Part of Faith Hunter Collection
3.5 inch disk: Files- "Book 3 - Finished 11/23 - Delayed Diagnosis"
Part of E. J. Kyle Papers
3 scrapbooks, 2 with mottled brown covers and brown spines, and 1 with a dark brown cover and black spine. The first scrapbook is labeled "Athletics and Miscellaneous". It is full of newspaper articles, letters and items all relating to Kyle first, but the bulk also focuses on Texas A&M. The second scrapbook has no label, and is mostly correspondence. Much of it dates to later in Kyle's life and covers topics outside A&M, such as his ambassadorship to Guatemala and retirement. The third scrapbook details an early history of the Kyle family, and is filled with correspondence, unlabeled photographs, and newspaper articles.
Part of E. J. Kyle Papers
3 scrapbooks, 2 with mottled brown covers and brown spines, and 1 with a dark brown cover and black spine. The first scrapbook is labeled "Athletics and Miscellaneous". It is full of newspaper articles, letters and items all relating to Kyle first, but the bulk also focuses on Texas A&M. The second scrapbook has no label, and is mostly correspondence. Much of it dates to later in Kyle's life and covers topics outside A&M, such as his ambassadorship to Guatemala and retirement. The third scrapbook details an early history of the Kyle family, and is filled with correspondence, unlabeled photographs, and newspaper articles.
“George W. Crockett, Jr.; Freedom is Everybody’s Job,” by Civil Rights Congress.
“Alliance for Black Unity; Free Picnic,” by Alliance for Black Unity, 1967.
“Join the March; For Jobs, For Freedom, In Oakland,” by Campus CORE, 1965.
“Come, see and hear the great Joe Tex” flyer for Joe Tex.
“Inner City Voice: Vol. 1, No. 8” from June, 1968.
“The Burning Spear: Vol. 1, No. 1” from November 1, 1971.
Liberator, Vol. III, No. 1, Jan 1963.
“Scottsboro: Act 3,” by Sasha Small, published by International Labor Defense, 1934.
“Why we are for Roosevelt,” by The Publishers of People’s Voice (reprint from the New York People’s Voice July 15, 1944).
“Why I Remain a Negro,” by Walter White, reprinted from the Saturday Review of Literature, October 11, 1947.
"Babylon is Fallen: Song and Chorus” by Henry C. Work.
“For equality of military justice…” manuscript
“Meet the National Committee to abolish the Poll Tax” manuscript
“On the National Question in the U.S.” from Bob Coe to Harry Haywood
“Syphilis” by R.A. Ransom, M.D., Ph.G., 1934
“Fighting for Justice: The Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal” Handbook for Activists and Organizers by Steve Bloom
“Support the T.S.U. Five” by Texas Southern University Defense Fund
“Lee Otis Johnson Knock!” from the Lee Otis Johnson Defense Committee, February 1970
Release Form: Thomas Adiar III - Dec. 05, 2000
Part of Texas A&M Heritage Preservation Oral History Program Collection
Transcription: Carolyn Adair Interview Final Version - Aug. 03, 1999
Part of Texas A&M Heritage Preservation Oral History Program Collection
This is the final version of Mrs. Adair's interview
Audio copy of Adkisson interview copied from the cassette tapes to the CD
Part of Texas A&M Heritage Preservation Oral History Program Collection
Contains 2 MP3 Files
Correspondence between Haskell Monroe and Ford Albritton - June 15, 2000
Part of Texas A&M Heritage Preservation Oral History Program Collection
Correspondence between Haskell Monroe and Ford Albritton about editting the original version of the interview as recorded and the eventual placement of the interview in the University Archieves.