United States. Work Projects Administration

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The collection consists of form 391, 2 pages, Directions for Use of Period and Daily Report for School Lunch Project which supplies directions for how to fill out the report form columns 1-11.

Abstract The collection consists of minutes of the Council dated Oct. 12, 1936 and Nov. 4, 1936; miscellaneous correspondence; Economic Notes volumes 2 – 5, July 1935 – June 1936, which present information on the Cloquet – Superior District of Minnesota Forest situation, Forest Situation in the Central Pine District of Minnesota; Introduction to the Reports of the Forest Survey of the Lake States and Forest Areas and Timber Volumes in Michaigan, each produced by the Lake States Forest Experiment...

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The collection consists of lectures and published articles by mathematician Gertrude Blanch, other professional writings collected by Blanch, and some biographical material and personal and professional correspondence.

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Collection contains the papers of the Institute of Technology at the University of Minnesota.

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The collection consists of seventeen 11"x14" posters in a portfolio. The artwork was designed and executed by the Minnesota WPA Art Project. No artists' names are included.

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Collection contains the papers of the Office of the Vice President for Academic Administration at the University of Minnesota. They cover the vice presidency of Malcolm M. Willey (1943-1963) as well as his tenure as University dean and assistant to the president (1934-1943).

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The collection reflects some of the basic development and operations of the Duluth Municipal Airport when Earl Olson was manager.

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The collection contains the autobiography of Clayton A. Videen entitled "The Hard Life and Good Times of Clayton A. Videen by himself".

Abstract The collection consists of photocopies of newspaper articles paraphrased or hand-copied during 1939 about labor strikes from: Duluth Daily Tribune, The Outlook, Labor World, Duluth Herald, Duluth News Tribune, The Literary Digest, The New Republic. Videen comments...