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An article entitled "Texas Tornado Hist Wall Street: He's Wiry, Talkative, Unorthodox, and Rich" that appeared in The New York Times Biographical Edition. Due to copyright law, the article cannot be published here. Current SVSU students, facultym,…

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Interview devoted to the early days of Hampton Township, industries and education in Essexville. August Vennix was the grandson of Geradus Vennix, a Dutch immigrant involved in the establishment of St. John the Evangelist Church.

Position: 49 (504 views)

Interview devoted to railroad history (C&O), Saginaw.

Position: 15 (662 views)

Social Life (Biography) of Mr. & Mrs. Jochen and history of Saginaw.

Position: 31 (572 views)

Interview devoted to the NAACP and Saginaw history. Bernice Barlow was the president of the Saginaw Branch of the NAACP.

Position: 88 (453 views)

Interview devoted to being the wife of a coal miner.

Position: 99 (441 views)

Interview devoted to early life in Hemlock, Michigan.

Position: 94 (446 views)

Photocopies of Ross Perot's biographical entry in Current Biography 1971.

Position: 389 (4 views)

An interview discussing the topic of shipping on the Great Lakes, focused mainly on the Bay City and Saginaw areas.

Position: 26 (590 views)

Interview devoted to twentieth century Bay City, Michigan, its early years to the present as seen by Mr. Lodewyk. Mr. Lodewyk was a past president of the Bay City public school board.

Position: 23 (610 views)

Interview devoted to changes in Bay City and opportunities for blacks.

Position: 21 (616 views)

Interview devoted to history of the Saginaw Valley and Dow Chemical Company.

Position: 119 (408 views)

Interview devoted to the late Mr. Ennis's knowledge of the history of the Arenac County Area.

Position: 96 (444 views)

Interview devoted to the following topics: What influenced him to go sailing; responsibilities of being captain; life and living conditions of a sailor; shipping during the great depression; the Great Storm of 1913; changes in shipping during his…

Position: 60 (480 views)

Interview devoted to participation in the Saginaw City Council and on the Saginaw County Board of Commissioners and the development and the affects of the Commission on the residents of Saginaw County.

Position: 36 (542 views)

Interview devoted to early Saginaw jobs, from lumber yards to the Post Office.

Position: 80 (460 views)

Interview devoted to the following topics: coal miners wages compared to other industries; definitions of jobs and machinery at the mine; names, locations, and operation of Bay City area mines; labor problems, mine safety, and health conditions;…

Position: 54 (487 views)

A handwritten description of characters and comments for The Yellowcake Pirates in Follett's hand. The work was eventually published as Triple. 

Position: 181 (232 views)

Interview devoted to the Saginaw Labor Movement of the 1930's and local history, U. A. W.

Position: 103 (437 views)

Chester Hey was a historian from Bad Axe, Michigan. The interview focuses on the German communal colony, Ora Labora, founded near Bay Port, Michigan by Emil Baur in the mid-nineteenth century.

Position: 18 (631 views)

A handwritten timeline of the North African campaign during World War II

Position: 218 (109 views)

Interview devoted to the Saginaw County Fair and its history. Clarence Harnden was the manager of the Saginaw County Fair.

Position: 120 (404 views)

Interview devoted to the organization of the Hi-Steppers, Saginaw.

Position: 2 (1166 views)

Comments from Pat Sculley on a draft of The Bull and the Peacock.

Position: 361 (7 views)

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