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Theses

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Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:

Agnes Hinkle Ostrom thesis

 Collection — Folder S2172
Identifier: S2172
Scope and Contents This collection includes a copy of "Women in Indiana Journalism," a 1940 thesis written by Agnes Hinkle Ostrom in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts from the University of Missouri.
Dates: 1940
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Agnes Hinkle Ostrom thesis

Harry D. Hartley collection

 Collection
Identifier: L273
Scope and Contents The collection includes correspondence, papers, pamphlets, clippings, photographs, publications, meeting transcripts, a master's thesis, and a scrapbook from Harry D. Hartley in Indianapolis, Indiana, ranging from 1921 to 1951, regarding Hartley's life and interests, including his family property, especially in Kokomo, his proposed book on the contriubtion of Hoosiers to the development of United States history and Western civilization; Arthur E. Morgon and his investigations into the Tennesee...
Dates: 1921-1951
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Harry D. Hartley collection

Jerry L. Wheeler thesis

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S3303
Scope and Contents This collection contains the master’s thesis of Jerry L. Wheeler entitled, "Fish, Pheasants and Politics: Paul McNutt and the Popularization of Conservation in 1930s Indiana."
Dates: 2002 June
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Jerry L. Wheeler thesis

Lois York collection

 Collection
Identifier: L314
Scope and Contents This collection includes papers, many of them photocopies, clippings, writings, books, ephemera, and photographs collected by Lois York and the Ryner family from Hendricks County, Indiana, regarding the family, their lives and interest, such as clubs, and Hendricks County history.There are also two oversize folders containing photographs depicting Herbert S. Hadley, William Flinn, Elihu Root, and Victor Rosewater, circa 1920-1930 and Theodore Roosevelt, 1901-1909 and a Parks...
Dates: 1834-1979
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Lois York collection

Paul V. McNutt collection

 Collection — Folder S902
Identifier: S0902
Scope and Contents This collection consists of a letter from Governor McNutt in response to an autograph request; a press release issuing McNutt's statement on Franklin D. Roosevelt's nomination for reelection; a letter from the President Paul V. McNutt for President to the Director of the Indiana State Library regarding McNutt's feelings on Roosevelt's nomination; and the thesis of Larry Purvis on Paul V. McNutt's 1940 presidential campaign.
Dates: 1935-1989
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / Paul V. McNutt collection

William C. Miller thesis

 Collection — Folder S0964
Identifier: S0964
Scope and Contents This collection contains William C. Miller's thesis, "The Indiana Klan and Its Influence on Hoosier Politics," circa 1970s. The thesis discusses the influence of the Ku Klux Klan in Indiana during the 1920s and the rise "in the fortunes and power of almost all the leaders of the movement," most notably David Curtis (D.C.) Stephenson. Miller's thesis advisor was Professor Joel Silbey of Cornell University.
Dates: circa 1970s
Found in: Rare Books and Manuscripts / William C. Miller thesis

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