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Typescript memoir TRAVELS OF A LUMBERJACK by Carl J. Jackson, 37 pp. Includes descriptions of logging camps and operations in northern Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, also in Idaho and Montana.

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Papers (1970-1974) of Carl Marzani consist of photocpies of manuscript prologue and seven chapters from his autobiography; photocopied manuscript of his essay "Watergate and American Neo-Fascism"; and two pamphlets written by him entitled "Withdraw! From an Indochina War That Dishonors Our Country and Threatens Nuclear Disaster" and "The Threat of American Neo-Fascism".

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Papers consist of correspondence, photographs, and other documents, including material received from members of the International Brigade during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39).

Abstract Papers (1935-2000) of Carl Ross (1913-2004) consist of correspondence, brochures, photographs, newspaper clippings, essays and other published materials relating to the Minnesota Finnish American Family History Project; the founding and activities of the United Fund for Finnish American Archives (meeting minutes, by-laws, press releases, letterhead, and other materials) and the organizing of two Reunion of Sisters conferences (1986 and 1987).The Carl Ross papers consist generally...

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Papers consist of a mirofilm copy of Tresca's autobiography, original at New York Public Library. Autobiography forms part of Tresca Memorial Papers, New York Public Library, Manuscript Division.

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Miscellaneous letters regarding the newspaper "Corriere del Popolo" and Italian American labor activity. Included are four photocopied letters from Egidio Clemente to Luigi Antonini (1958-1962).

Abstract Papers of Carmine Cacchiola include ritual books of the National Office of the Order Sons of Italy in America; convention minutes, booklets, and correspondence for the OSIA New York convention; information pertaining to the OSIA New York Bene Emeritus Award Committee (1982-1986); and OSIA New York scholarship journal booklets (1968-1972). Also included are materials pertaining to OSIA New York local lodges, such as membership information, program pamphlets, and applications, financial...

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Transcripts of four oral histories conducted with Italian Americans in Rhode Island.

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Memoir ("A Finnish Family in Retrospect") of Carol Niemi Green describing a Finnish American family's life in northern Minnesota.

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Files pertaining to the "Reunion of Sisters" Finnish American studies conference held in Minneapolis in 1984.

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Papers (n.d.) of Cedric Roivanen (b. 1942) consist of a family history and genealogy.

Abstract Materials documenting the organizational and social life of Italian Americans active in their societies in the Twin Cities of Minneapolis / Saint Paul, Minnesota area, namely in the Stella del Nord chapter of the American Italian Historical Association and the UNICO Twin Cities chapter. Correspondence, meeting agendas and minutes, membership lists, treasure's reports, calendars produced by the chapters during the 1980s. Included is also a complete set of the "Notizie: an email newsletter for...

Abstract Records (1916-1969), in English, of the Central Cooperative Wholesale (Superior, Wisconsin), include correspondence; minutes; memoranda; district meeting plans; reports; newspaper clippings; pamphlets; registration lists; and a large number of photographs. The records contain substantial correspondence with and information on other cooperatives in the area. Also included are essays written by children competing for scholarships, and materials pertaining to Cooperative Youth Camps, and...

Abstract The Representation is a civic institution in the Federal Republic of Germany, elected at the first convention of Ukrainian immigrants in Germany and Austria in 1945. Its purpose then was to represent and intercede on behalf of Ukrainians with the occupying powers, and later with the German government, and to cooperate with foreign charitable organizations, both Ukrainian and non-Ukrainian. The organization represented all Ukrainians and until 1950 was based in Augsburg. In 1953 it moved...

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One photograph depicting a theatre group of the Centralville Rebekah Lodge No. 137 in Lowell, Massachusetts, in costumes for the play IMMIGRANT PARTY, directed by Vina Prentiss, November 9, 1922.

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Collection includes correspondence pertaining to the symposium and the publication of proceedings. Th bulk of the materials consists of copies of each of the conference papers, including those not published in the 1991 volume.

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Papers (1863-1964) of portrait photographer and journalist Cesare Morganti consist mainly of newspaper clippings on Italian, Italo-American, and American topics. Also included are correpsondence, photographs, and materials relating to Denver, Colorado, where Morganti worked.

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Collection (1874-1930) of the CSPS, Lodge No.12, Saint Paul, Minn. consists of published and typescript plays performed by the organization in the first decades of the 20th century.

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Papers (1937-1970) of Charles Anzalone (1888-1959), an Italian American immigrant in rural Louisiana, include biographical information; correspondence; and newspaper clippings pertaining to his political career; materials pertaining to legislation; and a seminar paper by John V. Baiamonte, Jr. Anzalone was a leader in the strawberry industry and was active in Louisiana politics.

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Collection (1941-1987) of Charles Benvegar consists of materials pertaining to Benvegar's life; newspaper clippings, poetry, and miscellaneous newsletters relating to Order Sons of Italy in America Luigi Scialdone Lodge No. 2221 (Baltimore, Maryland.); "A Footnote to American History," detailing Benvegar's work as a government employee during and after World War II; "The Cultural Revolution in 1962" and "Maryland in Poetry"; and "An Interview Fantastic with Edgar Allen Poe."

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Papers (n.d.) of Charles H. Vyskocil contain a manuscript essay on Czechs in Kewaunee, Wisconsin; a series of articles from the farming magazine "Hospodar" (The Farmer) on Czechs in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin; and translations of these writings by Vyskocil.

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Diplomat. Newspaper clippings, documents, diplomas, biographical data, personal info, correspondence, memoirs

Abstract Charles R. Varalla serves as Grand Venerable of the Order Sons of Italy in America, Florida Grand Lodge (1985-1987) and has also served as Grand Orator (1983-1985). Collection (1981-1987) consists of materials pertaining to the Florida Grand Convention; correspondence, notes, and reports of the State Orator (1983-1985); newsletters; and membership information pertaining to the OSIA Joseph B. Franzalia Lodge No. 2427 (1981-1985). Materials relating to the OSIA Florida Grand Convention include...

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Constitution, member list, reports, letters, programs, newspaper clippings

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Files of translated articles from the Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey, organized by topic, include education, mores, social and economic organization, politics, and war. Included are materials from the following ethnic groups in Chicago, Illinois: Albanian, Bohemian, Chinese, Croatian, Danish, Dutch, Filipino, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Jewish, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, and Ukrainian.

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Collection consists of one ledger containing meeting minutes.

Abstract Collection consists of three microfilm reels holding the church records since its inception in 1972. Included are the governing documents of the congregation, congregational register, annual reports, meeting minutes, anniversary booklets and church bulletins. A large segment of the records document the congregation's activities and programs such as the Sunday School, pilgrimages, choir practices and performances, retreats, and also its involvement in political events and movements aimed at...

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Postcards, posters, and other documentation related to emigration from Europe to the United States.

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Papers of Jaremko consist of oral history transcripts of interviews of fifteen Latvian former Displaced Persons. Included also are interviews of three non-Latvian former DPs.

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Materials (1935) pertaining to the Christopher Columbus Society of Calumet, Michigan, include a poster memorializing club members who died between 1923 and 1935, and miscellaneous organizational applications of the Italian American Federation of the Upper Peninsula.