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Papers (1927-1964) of Vincenzo de Lalla (b.1883) consist of correspondence with the Italian American poets and authors Arturo Giovannitti; Nino Caradonna; Cesare Crespi; Onorio Ruotola; and others. Many of the letters contain comments on literary works and discussions of political events. In the Ruotolo and Crespi folders, requests for financial support from de Lalla and expressions of gratitude for his support are important themes. Also included are six poems by de Lalla.

Abstract The Vincenzo Procopio Order Sons of Italy in America Collection (19895-1941) consists of personal papers of Procopio and materials relating to OSIA. Personal papers include Procopio's student card from the University of Rome (1895), a press card for a Messina newspaper (1897), picture cards promoting his New York City legal and financial services (1905), and letters (1908-1928) thanking him for his work on behalf of Republican candidates in West Virginia. Materials relating to OSIA include...

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Photocopies of biographical information, newspaper clippings, correspondence, legal documents and excerpts of Sica;s writings; also some posthumous obituraries and retrospectives.

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This collection consists of manuscript materials related to one novel by Viola Canales.

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Contains 1 colored illustration

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The collection contains Violet Sieder's speeches and articles, as well as her reference files. The papers reflect her interests in community organization and planning, volunteers in community and social services, and her academic career.

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Virginia Allen Jensen's papers focus on her work both as author and translator of children's books.

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Collection consists of a volume entitled "El Paso - West Texas Outpost of Polish Heritage. A report on the successful effort by Colonel and Mrs. Francis C. Kajencki in organizing the General Casimir Pulaski Society of the Polish National Allliance of North America, in El Paso, Texas (1959-1960)." Lodge No. 3155 - El Paso of the PNA. Included are also newspaper clippings regarding charitable work of Virginia Kajencki.

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Includes proofs and tempera illustrations for the children's book, New Feathers for the Old Goose by John Leonard Becker.

Abstract Records (ca. 1911-1962) of the Virginia Co-operative Society (formerly the Virginia Work People's Trading Company, Virginia, Minn.) consist of a history of the society until 1939; financial records; records relating to the closely allied Range Co-op Federation (Minn.); and publications relating mostly to the co-operative movement.Included in this collection are also papers of the Range Co-Op Federation (and its co-op summer camp), as well as the Range Educational Society. The...

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Virginia Eggertsen Sorensen's papers focus on the background, writing, revision, and publication of five of her books for children and adults.

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The Virginia Euwer Wolff papers includes correspondence, edited typescripts, gallery proofs, and page proofs from five of her young adult novels and the idea pitch from an unpublished title.

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This collection contains 5 pieces of artwork from two different works illustrated by Virginia Kahl.

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The Virginia Lee Burton Collection contains the original watercolor illustrations for The Little House, as well as some additional items of art and one printed textile.

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The collection consists of material for one children's poetry anthologyHere I Am!, edited by Virginia Baron in 1969.

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The collection comprises a corrected typewritten manuscript, which became the first part of the novel published as Many Heavens.

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Records (1963-1972) of Visti (The Herald) consist of correspondence, minutes, financial records, subscriptions, articles, and other records. Major correspondents and contributors include Myroslav Antonovych, Vasyl Yemets, Jacques Hnizdovsky, Vasyl Vytvyts'kyi, Tetiana O. Koshets', Pavlo Matsenko, Roman Prydatkevych, Leonyd Poltava, and others.

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Papers (1949-1969) of Vitalis Zukauskas, a Lithuanian American dramatist and author of the History of Lithuanian Theater from 1574 to 1864 include programs; announcements; bulletins; and miscellany on Lithuan American cultural activities.

Abstract Papers of Vitaut Kipel (b. 1927), a Belarusian-American author, New York Public Library librarian, cultural and political activist. Kipel’s papers include bibliographical notes, manuscripts, correspondence, paper clippings, books and magazines, postcards pertaining to the Belarusian (1993) and English (1999) versions of his book "Belarusans in the United States", various articles and publications by and about Dr Kipel. Kipel’s papers contain information regarding to history of Belarus,...

Abstract Papers (1891-1952) of Vito Pittaro (1864-1951), a banker, journalist, author, playwright, and poet from Stamford, Connecticut, include biographical materials, correspondence, typescripts, writings, notary papers, memorabilia, miscellany, photographs, and newspaper clippings. Also included are records of and information pertaining to the Italian Cooperative and Investment Company (Stamford), the Stamford Italo-American Historical Society, La Societa Operaia, and Societa Italiana di Mutuo...

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Copies of newspaper articles written by Vittorio Re on subjects related to Italian and Italian American history and culture.

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Collection contains the papers of Vivian Hewer, professor of psychology and faculty member of the Student Counseling Bureau at the University of Minnesota.

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Papers (1954-1966) of Vladimir Shyprykevich (1907- ) consist of art catalogues and programs on art exhibits, a dedication booklet, and newspaper articles pertaining to the Taras Shevchenko Statue in Washington, D. C.

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Collection contains watercolor, ink and pencil illustrations and paste-up dummies for three children's books illustrated by Vagin.

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Collection consists of newsletters (1988-1989) and brochures by the Estonian Heritage Protection Society (Estonian Society for Protection of Antiquities) abroad (2 pcs) (1989).

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This collection represents the history of VocalEssence through music commissioning documentation, Board of Director minutes and records, financial files, legal documents, fundraising records, education program resources, performance programs, and press materials.

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Collection contains an oral history project entitled "Voices of American Homemakers," conducted by the National Extension Homemakers Council.

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Papers (1960-1968) of Vojtech E. Andic consist of articles, speeches, and souvenir programs.

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Collection consists of biographical materials, personal correspondence, curriculum vitae, certificates, passports.

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Diplomas, certificates, obituary, honorary addresses, Dallas Texas Estonian Society bulletins, event programs, articles, biographical data, congratulatory citations.