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Collection: William J. Baroody Files (Ford Administration)
William Baroody's General Correspondence …
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Collection: William J. Baroody Files (Ford Administration)
William Baroody's Proclamations Files …
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Collection: Jeffrey P. Eves and John Shlaes Files (Ford Administration)
Jeffrey Eves' White House Conferences General Subject Files …
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Collection: Jeffrey P. Eves and John Shlaes Files (Ford Administration)
Jeffrey Eves' Consumer Representation Plans Conference Files …
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Collection: Myron B. Kuropas Files (Ford Administration)
Myron Kuropas' Activities Files …
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Collection: Myron B. Kuropas Files (Ford Administration)
Myron Kuropas' Subject Files …
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Collection: Theodore C. Marrs Files (Ford Administration)
Theodore Marrs' Trips and Events Files …
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Collection: Theodore C. Marrs Files (Ford Administration)
Theodore Marrs' Chronological Files …
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This series consists of two bound volumes that provide a handwritten record of many of First Lady Betty Ford’s daily activities. The first volume documents August 9, 1974 through December 31, 1974; and the second volume documents July 23, 1976 through December 18, 1976 (with gaps). The activities of President Gerald R. Ford and other members of the Ford family are sometimes included in the entries, especially in 1974.
Collection: Betty Ford White House Papers
Daily Diary … This series consists of two bound volumes that provide a handwritten record of many of First Lady Betty Ford’s daily activities. The first volume documents August 9, 1974 through December 31, 1974; and the second volume documents July 23, 1976 through December 18, 1976 (with gaps). The activities of President Gerald R. Ford and other members of the Ford family are sometimes included in the entries, especially in …
This series consists of two bound volumes that provide a handwritten record of many of First Lady Betty Ford’s daily activities. The first volume documents August 9, 1974 through December 31, 1974; and the second volume documents July 23, 1976 through December 18, 1976 (with gaps). The activities of President Gerald R. Ford and other members of the Ford family are sometimes included in the entries, especially in 1974.
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This series is rich in the memorabilia, minutia, and ephemera that accompanied decades of events in the Hartmann family, much of it evidently saved by Robert Hartmann's mother. One large segment consists of letters exchanged between Hartmann, his parents, and his wife. Written frequently, the letters provide intimate documentation of Hartmann's life and times, including his college days at Stanford University; a 1938 trip to Japan, Manchuria, and Europe; and his joys and frustrations as a Los Angeles Times reporter and bureau chief.
Hartmann's propensity for writing is pervasive. Included are early literary publications, high school and college newspaper articles, post-college editorials and short stories, Navy press releases, and the beginning drafts of a book on the Aleutian Islands in World War II.
Also included in the range of material are such items as his father's schoolbooks and company newspapers; childhood drawings; printed materials; political campaign flyers; menus; school and theater programs; small amounts of material on his Navy service in the Pacific during World War II; and a file on his service in the Naval Reserve.
Collection: Robert T. Hartmann Papers
Early Life and Personal Files … This series is rich in the memorabilia, minutia, and ephemera that accompanied decades of events in the Hartmann family, much of it evidently saved by Robert Hartmann's mother. One large segment consists of letters exchanged between Hartmann, his parents, and his wife. Written frequently, the letters provide intimate documentation of Hartmann's life and times, including his college days at Stanford University; a 1938 trip to Japan, Manchuria, and Europe; and his joys and …
This series is rich in the memorabilia, minutia, and ephemera that accompanied decades of events in the Hartmann family, much of it evidently saved by Robert Hartmann's mother. One large segment consists of letters exchanged between Hartmann, his parents, and his wife. Written frequently, the letters provide intimate documentation of Hartmann's life and times, including his college days at Stanford University; a 1938 trip to Japan, Manchuria, and Europe; and his joys and frustrations as a Los Angeles Times reporter and bureau chief.
Hartmann's propensity for writing is pervasive. Included are early literary publications, high school and college newspaper articles, post-college editorials and short stories, Navy press releases, and the beginning drafts of a book on the Aleutian Islands in World War II.
Also included in the range of material are such items as his father's schoolbooks and company newspapers; childhood drawings; printed materials; political campaign flyers; menus; school and theater programs; small amounts of material on his Navy service in the Pacific during World War II; and a file on his service in the Naval Reserve.