The collection contains drafts for two books by Alma Olivia Scott.

Memoranda and correspondence concerning various Latvian American organizations and Latvia; personal correspondence; Southern Methodist University Conservatory materials, list of Latvian displaced persons resettled in Texas and Oklahoma; notes, clippings, event programs, photographs.

The collection relates directly to the two positions held by A. A. Mazewski in the Polish American community over the years: presidency of the Polish National Alliance and of the Polish American Congress. The records cover, roughly, the period of Mazewski’s leadership of both organizations, that is the years from 1968 to his death in 1988.

This collection contains the records of Alpha Chi Sigma, a chemistry and chemical engineering fraternity at the University of Minnesota.

The collection consists of a historian’s scrapbook which includes: color photographs, achievement awards, programs, conventions, newspaper clippings, and memorials all dating from 1988-1997.

The collection includes two historian's books of Alpha Delta Kappa, Iota Chapter.

The collection contains one scrapbook containing historical materials related to the Alpha Delta Kappa Iota Chapter.

This collection contains the records of Alpha Delta Sigma. Samuel C. Gale Chapter, a national professional advertising fraternity at the University of Minnesota

This collection consists of administrative and rush materials related to the historically Jewish sorority Alpha Epsilon Phi at the University of Minnesota.

Collection contains the records of the Alpha Phi Omega's Gamma Psi Chapter at the University of Minnesota.

Collection contains the papers of the Alpha Tau Omega Gamma Nu chapter at the University of Minnesota.

The collection includes minutes, membership, financial records and photographs of the university-based Minnesota chapter of the Alpha Zeta Fraternity, the national professional agricultural fraternity.

Collection contains the papers of Alrik Gustafson, professor and chair of the Scandinavian department at the University of Minnesota.

The collection contains scrapbooks, letters, and musical scores for compositions by Dr. Addison dated between 1928 and 1984.

The collection consists of one 60 minute audiocassette tape. Subjects include Morgan Park.

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The collection contains the Commitment to Focus information file from the UMD Alumni and Media Relations office from 1986-88.

Carlson was a professor of geography at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. Collection consists of reprints of his journal articles relating to immigrant settlements in Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo and Chicago.

Contains typescripts and correspondence related to three children's books written by Alvin Tresselt.

Collection contains a bound volume of letters given to Alvin S. Cutler upon his retirement from the University of Minnesota after 39 years as a professor of civil engineering.

The Alvin Schorr papers reflect his influential career in the field of social work, in both the government and academic sectors, from the 1940's through the 1980s. The collection includes Schorr's books, (some in manuscript form), articles, and speeches, his professional correspondence files, and working files from his government and private-sector positions and activities.

The collection contains illustrative materials for 3 children's books illsutrated by Smith.

The collection consists of two series: correspondence and photographs. This collection shows only a small segment of the Alworth family business.

Papers consist of Amabile and Vincenzo Santacaterina's correspondence, including that of Amabile with Ferdinando Offeli; Vincenzo's notes about a trip to South America in 1965; photographs; clippings; "Il calicanto non cresce a Chicago" (1990), Amabile's autobiography; "Chiuppano nel Mondo" (n.d.), by Ferdinando Pffeli; and "Decenale di Vincenza All'Estero, 1953-1962."

Contains illustrative material for four titles illustrated by Amanda Shepherd.

Records contain newsletters, correspondence and announcements from the Amateur Computer Society, as well as articles on personal computing.

Collection contains documentation by and about the Amazon Bookstore Cooperative, a feminist women's bookstore founded in Minneapolis in 1970 and for many years the oldest operating women's bookstore in the United States.

Collection consists of newsreels "Sisu" published by the society, news about Estonia (copies), leaflets.

Collection contains antique play scripts, theater prints and postcards, and a toy theater collected by Dr. Amelia Howe Kritzer.

Records (1925-1959) of the America-Italy Society, a cultural organization, include minutes; correspondence; financial records; brochures; photographs; and corporate documents. Series include information regarding the Italy-America Society's dissolution and correspondence of founder Luigi Criscuolo. Also included is correspondence of Ellsworth Bunker; Thomas McKittrick; John Astor and Clare Booth Luce.