21. Board Of Regents' Meeting Minutes - August 29-30, 1968 M. Batjer, Carson City $150 to the Mabel Mc Vicar year 1968-69 - $9800 (replacementfor Thorne L. Tibbitts that he is fully convinced that joint operation of http://www.nevada.edu/board/minutes/1960/1968/19680829.htm

UCCSN Board of Regents' Meeting Minutes August 29-30, 1968 Return to the meeting index for 1968. Return to the Board of Regents' Minutes Home Page. University and Community College System of Nevada.

22. Emma Goldman: Chronology 1920 - 1940 Goldman, while the committee organized by Mabel Carver Crouch and Ahrne Thornbergas Ahrne Thorne, later the at Friends House, London, under joint auspices of http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/Guide/chronology2040.html

EMMA GOLDMAN: A GUIDE TO HER LIFE AND DOCUMENTARY SOURCES Candace Falk, Editor and Director Stephen Cole, Associate Editor Sally Thomas, Assistant Editor CHRONOLOGY (1920 - 1940) January 2 and 6 U.S. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer, in coordination with Justice Department agent J. Edgar Hoover and immigration commissioner Anthony Caminetti, orders the arrest of approximately ten thousand alien radicals. January 17 S.S. Buford February Goldman and Berkman settle in Petrograd where they renew their friendships with William Shatoff, now working as Commissar of Railroads, and John Reed. Meet with Grigory Zinoviev, director of the Soviet Executive Committee, and briefly with Maxim Gorki at his home in Petrograd. Attend a conference of anarchists, including Baltic factory workers and Kronstadt sailors, who echo criticisms of the Bolsheviks voiced by Left Social Revolutionaries and others who have paid visits to Goldman and Berkman in this period. February 7 Death of Goldman's sister Helena Zodikow Hochstein. March Goldman and Berkman travel to Moscow where they meet with Bolshevik leaders, including Alexandra Kollontai, Commissar for Public Welfare; Anatoly Lunacharsky, Commissar for Education; Angelica Balabanoff, Secretary of the Third International; and Grigory Chicherin, Assistant Commissar for Foreign Affairs.

23. Historical Genealogy Of The McCurdy Family Fox) was born in 1774; he married Margaret Thorne, of Butler loom, he used for astool, the joint of a Edward married Mabel Genet, of whom was born Pearl and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jwroots1/mccbook.html

For this transcription we will eliminate the original page numbers and format in order to lessen the amount of pages and to make it easier to read and print. Also, some spelling and punctuation has been corrected. Notes will be inserted at random. THANKS TO ALL THE TRANSCRIBERS WHO MADE THIS BOOK WEB-READY!!! If you find any errors or would like to make a clarification or addition, please feel free to email the webmaster at: jenzbooks@alltel.net Historical Genealogy of the McCurdy Family Written and compiled by D. E. McCurdy (Undated, appears to be approximately 1909) PREFACE In presenting this history to the members of the McCurdy race, I do so with the firm belief that every detail given herein is perfectly true, which covers a period of more than 500 years. This has been the result of over ten years investigation by various family members of the McCurdy family, and brings to light many branches of the family, that otherwise could never have been discovered. Those who have been engaged in making these investigations were persons of honor, intelligent and trustworthy, and their names are given elsewhere in this work. Beyond a few unavoidable omissions, this work is complete, as regard the descendants of Pethric and his wife, Margaret (Stewart) McCurdy, to whom this work is dedicated.

24. CalBusiness - Winter 2001 1977 Mabel C. Tung, BS, of Glencoe, Illinois, writes SIGNITY, a joint venture of Swarovskiand Golaybuchel Thorne Sparkman, MBA, writes, “I moved back to the http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/calbusiness/winter2001/alumni4.html

Winter 2001 CalBusiness Cover Story On Campus Power of Ideas ... Past Issues Alumni Notes Undergraduate MBA Ph.D. Executive Development ... Submit an alumni note Undergraduate Howard A. Sauer, BS , was a past commander, Veterans of Foreign Wars; and active in Footlighters, a local theatrical group. He writes, "I retired from the Navy, banking, and sales, but I’m acting and writing. The Glencannon Press of Palo Alto, California, published my book, The Last Big-Gun Naval Battle: The Battle of Surigao Strait in May 1994." James R. Lawson, BS George R. Farmer, BS , is now retired from the insurance business in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Gerald S Colvin, BS, Ph.D. 73 (education) , has been a consultant in industrial / organizational psychology with government and organizations, assistant professor at the University of the Pacific, and lecturer at San Francisco City College. He has been married for 48 years to Nancy. They have two children: Judy (portfolio manager at Salomon Smith Barney) and Jeffrey (consultant to high-tech firms in Silicon Valley). Merlin L. "Budd" Henry, Jr., BS 54

25. Unknown Romance Novelists Dora Thorne, The Earl's Atonement, From Gloom to Sunlight, Golden Heart, Her MabelMcElliott. the preface, but his wife continued to write under their joint name http://www.writepage.com/others/unknown.htm

LinkExchange Member Unknown Romance Novelists This is part of the A Celebration of Women Writers , but I have few clues about these women. They are the authors of novels I have from 1850s-1940s, or were taken from lists in old novels or catalogs. The Romance and Mystery writers of today are their literary grand-daughters. One of them is the great-grandmother of a friend - after her husband died, his family refused to help her, so she supported and educated her six children by writing. If you have any information about authors, please let me know : titles, birth or death dates, biographical information. If you have books by authors I haven't listed, I would welcome that too. Eventually the novels will be analysed for what they reflect about the women who wrote and read them, but for now I'm just collecting them. Also see: More Unknown Romance Novelists :The second page, to keep this one from getting too long to download. Shameless Scribblers : Brief biographies of writers famous enough to make the Encyclopedia Britannica of 1911. More Shameless Scribblers : More from the Encyclopedia Britannica of 1911.

26. Atlantic Highlands Herald - November 21, 2001 include Mary Carhart, Bette Runge, Mabel Eremus, Ann McGahren, Shirley Thorne, Sunnie Fortune, Teresa Patraglia, Betty http://www.ahherald.com/ahherald011121.htm

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HERALD Atlantic Highlands Fair Haven Highlands Keansburg ... Contact 19,000 readers every week share the news with friends and family Atlantic Highlands Fair Haven Highlands Keansburg ... Sea Bright November 21 Vol. 3 No. 46 LOCAL Advertising AHHerald.com Published Weekly Since 1999 see archive Clean Hands - NO INK 100% recycled electrons NEWS Food Pantry in Atlantic Highlands - Feeding the Hungry For 10 years Rumson Regulates Home Recreational Facilities Ten Digit Dialing for Area Code 732 Begins December 1 Learn about Island Beach State Park at Audubon Society meeting December 12 Red Cross Announces Major Changes in Liberty Fund Local Poet Wins Kudos at VSA Arts Competition Writing Group Being Formed in Atlantic Highlands Candlelight Carol Service to be Held at Red Bank United Methodist Church Giving Thanks to World Trade Center Rescue Workers Central Jersey Blood Center Seeks Donations - Won't Waste a Drop

27. New England By Richard Nelson, The Pit, 1994 Alice Berry, his girlfriend, Angela Thorne, Cariola in The Duchess of Malfi , Mabelin An Ideal Yesterday's News, A Mad World My Masters (joint Stock), Total http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/parade/abj76/PG/works/new_england.shtml

P eter G ill, playwright and theatre director New England Up Peter Gill News Pieces ... Richard Nelson New England by Richard Nelson Royal Shakespeare Company The Pit, 23 November 1994 The language, the dress and the daily actions of men in democracies are repugnant to conceptions of the ideal. Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America On America If I had to give a definition of capitalism I would say: the process whereby American girls turn into American women. Christopher Hampton Savages , scene 16 The American language is in a state of flux based on the survival of the unfittest. Cyril Connolly The Sunday Times The thing that impresses me most about America is the way parents obey their children. Edward VIII , Duke of Windsor To Americans, English manners are far more frightening than none at all. Randall Jarrell Pictures from an Institution That land is like an eagle whose young gaze Feeds on the noontide beam, whose golden plume Floats moveless on the storm, and in the blaze Of sunrise gleams when earth is wrapped in gloom;

28. Fairy-Tales by Thorne, Jenny 10.00 GB pounds PETER PAN AND THE ONLY CHILDREN 1st by Attwell, MabelLucie 3.00 GB pounds A FIRST PETER PAN c 1962 Front joint partly cracked http://www.stellabooks.com/cats/sonia/Fairy-Tales-10-1-2003.htm

29. Church Leader Briefing By ZondervanChurchSource.com religions represented. According to Terence Copley of Exeter, principal author ofthe to lead a pupil towards a particular faith, said John Thorne, a school http://www.zondervanchurchsource.com/brfng.htm

30. University Of New Hampshire Library - Milne Special Collections And Archives - R 1960 1961 f.7 RDS to Thorne Fulmore, 1957 10 Socialist short story by RDS, MabelWhite , April 1924 f.10 Metropolitan water supply, joint Standing Committee http://www.izaak.unh.edu/specoll/mancoll/rdsawyer.htm

Text-Only Version ROLAND DOUGLAS SAWYER, 1874-1969 Papers, 1882-1968 MC 148 Biographical Note Scope and Content Note Series Listing 165 Hollinger boxes Various Accessions Processed: December 1995 ACQUISITION: The Sawyer family donated Roland Douglas Sawyer's papers to the University of New Hampshire. ACCESS: There are no restrictions on access to this collection. Requests for permission to publish materials from this collection should be discussed with the Special Collections Librarian. BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: The Making of a Socialist, A Personal Narrative Walt Whitman the Prophet Poet Thoreau, New England Philosopher ; and Cal Coolidge: President . He was published in numerous local newspapers over the course of his ministerial and political career in addition to the many Socialist periodicals for which he wrote from 1908 to 1913. After retiring from the legislature in 1941, Sawyer continued to preach in Ware until the early 1950s. Much of his retirement was spent working on local histories and genealogical studies from his home in Kensington, New Hampshire. He died in 1969 at age 95. SCOPE AND CONTENT The Roland Douglas Sawyer collection includes correspondence to and from Sawyer, political papers, sermons, papers of the Anti- Profanity League, historical papers and manuscripts, Sawyer's religious notebooks and scrapbooks, photographs, numerous books and articles written by Sawyer, and miscellaneous papers and correspondence belonging to members of his family.

31. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Bibliography With water colors by Mabel Humphrey. OTHER Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 18551919, jointauthor. E. Sangster The girl's sketching camp / Olive Thorne Miller A http://12.228.243.202/~redwards/bib/bibmisc.htm

AN ELLA WHEELER WILCOX BIBLIOGRAPHY by Richard A. Edwards, c1997-2000. ARTICLES (MAGAZINES) BOOKS MUSIC ARCHIVES ... ELLA HOME PAGE In addition to the Miscellaneous Works by Ella Wheeler Wilcox listed in this bibliography, there is also a list of odds and ends of miscellaneous notes and other things quoted from Ella available by clicking here Here is a link to a collection of prints of Ella's poems The complete IMAGE and/or TEXT of some of the works listed marked with this image are available online. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS "52 Thoughts from Ella Wheeler Wilcox." Calendar for 1919. "British Manufacture." 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" 26 pages. "Accept my full heart's thanks." Ideals, Sept 1992, volume 49, issue 6, page 20. Nashville, TN PERIODICAL ISSN: 0019137X Allied cookery British, French, Italian, Belgian, Russian. Arranged by Grace Clergue Harrison and Gertrude Clergue. New York; London: G.P. Putnam's sons, 1916. 4, [4], 5-108 p. 21 cm. Prefaced by Stephen Leacock and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Full text of Ella's contribution available. American poetry. The nineteenth century. Hollander, John.

32. Cozzenconnection.com Rare And Hard-to-find Books KB Gilden is the joint signature of Bert and Katya of her husband Dirk, the unsuccessfulauthor who cannot $3.25 THE STRANGER BESIDE ME by Mabel Seeley This http://cozzen.freeyellow.com/rarebooks.html

CozzenConnection.com RARE BOOK'S Horror/Sci-Fi/Thrillers Inspirational Children's Book's Romance ... Movie Posters CozzenConnection.com Rare Books Are Considered Hard To Find Or Are Out Of Print. Books on this page do not go past the publishing year of 1969. Year of printing can be found in the descriptive. All BOOKS ARE USED AND ARE IN FAIR TO GOOD CONDITION. ISBN numbers are listed if available. FREE SHIPPING WITHIN THE U.S. Vintage Magazines Email ... Home PRICE: $2.99 A Study of the AVIATION MECHANICS OCCUPATION by Allen/Lano/Witt: 1966 1st edition )(paperback)(alw1) PRICE: $2.99 NO LOVE LOST by Margery Allingham: Two Stories of Suspense. In these two novelettes Margery Allingham has made a psycological study of two young women: one, a gril who has been jilted, the other, a woman who spurned one man's affections to marry another. Both of them walked completely different paths, but both paths led to murders. ( 1954 book club edition published by Double Day PRICE: $3.50 CHALLENGES TO AMERICAN YOUTH by Joseph I. Arnold: provides a senior high school course in present (1946) and future problems in our American Democracy. This text book contains photos and has been signed by students plus the owner has done some artwork on the inside back and front covers. (

33. History Of Neuroscience/Medicine (Surnames AC) Practical Psychiatry ; BD Evans Frederic H. Thorne's The Treatment Brown, MabelWebster, comp Hinges quite cracked, spine dull, front joint splitting, sheets http://www.gach.com/Gach/l0815-01.htm

34. William Dailey Rare Books, Ltd. - Poetry In English Of The 20th Century and An Essay on his Influence by Guy Thorne, with four With Introductory Essays byMabel Day and Mary S. Serjeantson fine in dust jacket split at joint and with http://www.daileyrarebooks.com/0902poetry20C.htm

POETRY IN ENGLISH OF THE 20th CENTURY AIKEN, Conrad. A LETTER FROM LI PO and Other Poems. New York: Oxford University Press, 1955. 8vo, 93pp. Orig. boards, fine in nearly fine dust jacket. $125. ¶ First Edition, inscribed by Aiken to Paul Jordan Smith. Bonnell A43. AIKEN, Conrad. BROWNSTONE ECLOGUES and Other Poems. New York: Duell, Sloan & Pearce, (1942). 8vo, xi, 99pp. Orig. cloth, some mild sunning to edges, dj with light edgewear and sunning, otherwise very good+. $125. ¶ First Edition, Inscribed and Signed by the Author: "For Madge, these queer woiks [sic] with much love from Conrad and Mary. Brewster 1942." Bruccoli & Clark Vol. 4, p.16. Bonnell A35. AIKEN, Conrad. EARTH TRIUMPHANT and Other Tales in Verse. New York: MacMillan, 1914. 8vo, xi, 219, (7, ads)pp. Orig. green cloth, spine ends barely pulled, otherwise very good, with the bookplate of Paul Jordan Smith. $200. ¶ First Edition of the first collection by the future Pulitzer Prize-winner. These poems were omitted from the Collected Poems. Bonnell A1a. AIKEN, Conrad. PUNCH: THE IMMORTAL LIAR. Documents in His History. New York: Knopf, 1921. 8vo, 80pp. Patterned boards, orange wrap-around title label, black lettered, dust jacket, near fine in good dj. $75. ¶ First Edition.

35. The Official Web Site Of The Lowell Alumni Association. Developing medical programs of the American Jewish joint Distribution Comm. MELVYNTHORNE, BA UCB; MPH Johns Hopkins U.; MD Mabel S. WONG, MD UCSF; Honolulu. http://www.lowellalumni.org/doctors.html

Lowell Alumni Office PO Box 320009 San Francisco, CA. MEDICINE - THE NOBLE PROFESSION by Paul Lucey (Spring 2000 edition) This article is a tribute to Lowell graduates who chose careers in the medical profession. We honor Lowell's first doctor, a graduate of the Pioneer Class of 1859 and a surgeon in the Union Army. We also salute our Nobel Laureate in Medicine, Class of 1892. Sadly, we honor the memory of Dr. Kim Fang '69, who gave his life last January defending his home and family. Among our 800+ honorees are some remarkable stories: Woman doctor, Editor of The Lowell, Stanford/Northwestern, Pediatrician, Medical Director, while raising 5 children; tennis star, Stanford, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry, Clinical Professor, organized medical programs in Third World and Eastern European countries; the Pediatrician who delivers her classmates' babies; and the eminent ophthalmologist whose twin sons were AAA All-City, 1st Team, football halfbacks. No "ology" is safe from our specialists: Rheumatology, Gynecology, Neuroradiology, Cardiology, Dermatology, Gastroenterology, Hematology, Anesthesiology, Oncology, Psychology, Pathology, Ophthalmology, Nephrology, Neurology, Otolaryngology, Neonatology, Epidemiology, Herbology, Psychobiology, Microbiology, and a few we may have missed. Nor do they neglect the good old-fashioned specialties like Surgery, Internal Medicine, Public Health, Pediatrics, Veterinary Medicine, Psychiatry, Orthopedics, Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Acapuncture, OB/GYN, Nurse Practitioner, Operating Room Nurse, Pediatric Nurse, Clinical Nurse, and others that may have escaped our notice.

36. Thomas Jefferson: A Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography: Works From The 1940's Thomas Jefferson A Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography Works from the 1940's author Antrim, Doron K. Title "Our Musical Presidents." Extent 299, 337, 349 Notes Insignificant and poorly informed. author Devries, Julian http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/jefferson/bibliog/Dates/1940.html

Thomas Jefferson: A Comprehensive Annotated Bibliography Works from the 1940's Reference: Author: Antrim, Doron K. Title: "Our Musical Presidents." Publication: Etude Volume: 58 Date: (1940) Extent: 299, 337, 349 Notes: Insignificant and poorly informed. Reference: Author: Devries, Julian Title: "Thomas Jefferson" Publication: Lives of the Presidents Publisher: World Place of Publication: Cleveland Date: (1940) Extent: 33-53. Notes: no note Reference: Author: Dewey, John, ed. Title: The Living Thoughts of Thomas Jefferson Publisher: Longmans Place of Publication: New York Date: (1940) Extent: pp. 173. Notes: Selections from TJ with a thirty page introduction by Dewey, who presents him as an intellectual committed to action and as a private man with a public life. Reference: Author: Hudson, Rector Title: "Captain Christopher Hudson Insures Jefferson's Safety." Publication: Tyler's Quarterly Volume: 22 Date: (1940) Extent: 97-101 Notes: Hudson warned TJ of Tarleton's approach, but only after Jack Jouett had already delivered his warning. Reference: Author: Kuper, Theodore Fred

37. Devon Local Studies Service. Author Catalogue. BARL-BEA and Information Services Lists indexes Local Studies Service author catalogue BARLBEA You and your surfboard. (Record no 6763) WSL WSL missing Barley, Maurice Willmore. http://www.devon-cc.gov.uk/library/locstudy/authbarl.html

Devon Library and Information Services Local Studies Service Author catalogue BARL-BEA Barlett, V.O. You and your surfboard. - 1953. (Record no: 6763) WSL: WSL [missing] Barley, Maurice Willmore. A guide to British topographical collections by P D A Harvey and Julia E Poole. - London:Council for British Arc , 1974. - 159p : 22cm. - ISBN: 0900312246 (Record no: 26521) WSL: Not acquired WSL PLY: Barlow, Frank. The feudal kingdom of England 1042-1216 / Frank Barlow. - Longman , 1988. - Author professor of history at Exeter University. - ISBN: 0582030811 (Record no: 4661) WSL: Not purchased WSL Barlow, Frank. WSL: s920/BEC Barlow, Frank. William Rufus. - New ed. - London : Methuen , 1990. - Author Professor of History, University of Exeter. - ISBN: 0413633209 (Record no: 8720) WSL: Not acquired WSL Barlow, Frederick. Mental prodigies : an inquiry into the mental faculties of arithmetical, chess and musical prodigies ... mental magic. - London : Hutchinson , 1951. - 256p ; 18cm. (Record no: 6732) WSL: 153.98/GEN/BAR

38. UNB Presidents' Papers - Author Index It was decided not to index all letters from President MacKenzie and President Gregg as it would only increase the size of the index and would serve no useful purpose. http://degaulle.hil.unb.ca/archives/President/authors.html

Please note: It was decided not to index all letters from President MacKenzie and President Gregg as it would only increase the size of the index and would serve no useful purpose. However, there are entries under each name and these usually refer to correspondence during their transition to the position of President, or, prior to, or following their period as President. AUTHOR INDEX SERIES 1 AND 4 Gregg, Milton F. MacKenzie, Norman A. M. BACK TO CONTENTS Document Maintained by: UNB Archives email address archives@unb.ca Last Update: 2001/12/19

39. Brave New Women Of Asia How Distance Education Changed Their Lives at the Open University of Hong Kong (19972000). An author of several books and research papers on values education, http://www.col.org/resources/publications/BraveNew.pdf

40. The Royal St. John's Regatta Record Book Special Thanks go to author Jack Fitzgerald for permission to utilize some of his research in making this project http://www.infonet.st-johns.nf.ca/providers/Regatta/record_book.html

This is a Royal St. John's Regatta Committee Project organized by Dee Murphy. It is dedicated to the memory of the late Frank W Graham in recognition of his outstanding work within Regatta archives and It is dedicated to Gerry Angel, the only person named an Honorary Life President of the Regatta Committee, in recognition of his wide range of contributions to the Regatta. Special Thanks go to author Jack Fitzgerald for permission to utilize some of his research in making this project possible. and Gratitude is expressed to Jo-Ann Murphy, Gert Reardigan, Gail Malone, John O'Mara, Alec Henley, Jack Reardigan and Tom Stone for thei support and advice. Feel free to utilize this information in any manner you wish. Amateur Race: Glance - 9:57 2/5 Cox: Dr. Stabb Stroke: W. Rennie J. Hustins, A. Chafe, G. Marshall, P. Brown, J. Harvey Mercantile Race: Red Cross - 9:52 1/5 (Bowrings) Cox: J. Bennett Stroke: W. Nixon W. Harvey, M. Saunders, J. Meaney, E. Monahan, J. Power Society Race: Bob Sexton - Sons of England - 9:54 4/5 Cox: A. Williams

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