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Title: Dissenting Opinion from Harry Briggs, Jr., et al. v. R. W. Elliott, Chairman, et al., 06/23/1951
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Scope and Content Note: The Dissenting Opinion of Judge Waties Waring presents some of the arguments used later by the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
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I had the opportunity to support my Trans sister Sabel as she was a featured in an exhibit at ONE Gallery in West Hollywood for her outstanding work, prevention, activism and education on HIV and AIDS
One interesting aspect of the raids on Merseyside during the war was the initial reluctance of even the local press to report what was happening to the city in detail. This example of a newspaper cutting comes from the Liverpool Daily Post of the 18th September 1940.
It talks about a recent raid on a "North Western coastal town" but provides very few clues as to where this might be, or full extent of the horror visited on the town that night. Some clues can be gained from reading the article however, we know that the raid took place on the 17th, on a day when three seperate raids took place, one of which must have occurred in the evening but whilst it was still light, which broadly speaking matches what we know about the raids on Liverpool for that date.
Further confirmation comes from the research of John Hughes in his excellent book "Port in a Storm" which deals with Liverpool during the May Blitz in great detail. He states that the city was often referred to by that vague title.
As John points out, this was partly because the press had been issued a Whitehall communique instructing them to not provide specific details that could be helpful to the enemy in assessing the impact of their raids. Part of this was an instruction to supress the names of towns that were attacked, but specifically stated that larger cities such as London and Liverpool were to be excluded from this rule.
By late September this problem had been corrected and Liverpool began to be mentioned regularly by name in both the national and local press, but for some the damage had already been done. Other less prominent targets such as Birkenhead, Wallasey and Crosby were not mentioned by name however.
This blackout of names, whether it be temporary in the case of Liverpool, or permanent in the case of the surrounding towns caused some resentment in the area. People were frustrated that their resilience was not being recognised. The press seemed full of articles about how Londoners could "take it" and their bravery, but sadly lacking in similar stories about places and people they knew.
It did not help either that press censorship and innacurate casualty estimates meant that some raids were reported with terms such as "but casualties were reported as remarkably light" when locals knew full well that they were not. That particular quote for example followed the raid of the 28th/29th November 1940, which witnessed what Churchill described as "the worst single incident of the entire war".
Coupled with the fact that the raids on Merseyside did not feature in any of the cinema newsreels of the time (unlike Manchester or Coventry) it left many locals feeling frustrated and ignored, a feeling that persisted after the war. It eventually transofrmed itself into a myth that the city was never mentioned by name in the press at the time. As we have seen this is untrue, but for the people of the towns I covered in my second book - Birkenhead, Wallasey, Bootle and Crosby it was all to painfully correct.
Format: Dokument (Avisutklipp)
Dato / Date: 14 Juli 1977
Avis / Newspaper: Verdens Gang
Sted / Place: Madison Square Garden, New York, USA
Wikipedia: The Song Remains the Same (film)
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Trondheim Kinematografer: Kritikker fra Osloaviser (1977 - 1978), l.nr. 89 - F23009
FROGNER:
Led Zeppelin - the song remains the same.
Terningkast: 2
Regi: Peter Clifton og Joe Massot. Amerikansk fargefilm.
Hele fire år gammel er denne "hermetiserte" popkonserten fra Madison Square Garden. Som det fremgår av tittelen er det Led Zeppelin, gruppa som stadig setter besøksrekorder, som er i aksjon.
Blandet opp i reportasjen fra konserten får vi "coca-cola-fotograferte" bilder av gruppas medlemmer privat, og noen kvasi-filosofiske innslag som muligens skal formidle gruppas budskap eller innerste lengsler eller hva det måtte være...
Den faste fansen vil muligens være fornøyd, for andre vil nok filmen fortone seg som et slitsomt dokument over plastalderen.
ØGF.
RECORDS OF THE HAND INN, TREUDDYN
The Hand Inn is an ancient public house in Treuddyn which, according to tradition, was visited by Prince Llewelyn ap Gruffydd in 1275 (See: Flintshire Pubs & Breweries, D. Rowe (2009). Flintshire Record Office has recently taken in a deposit of fascinating records relating to the inn, which chronicle its ownership between 1803 and 1990 (Ref: D/DM/1836).
The collection includes a feoffment dated 30th April 1803, in which a public house with outbuildings and appurtenances, near to the ‘Chapel of Tryddyn’, was granted to Evan Davies of Treuddyn, Gentleman, for the sum of £210. The deeds and documents show the conveyance of the Hand Inn through various owners, including John Griffiths of Treuddyn, Victualler, who held the Inn in 1844; and John Ingman of Treuddyn, Publican, who took over in 1848. The Hand Inn was sold by auction by Jones & Son at Pontblyddyn on 22nd November 1887 and by 1990 it was owned by Marston, Thompson & Evershed PLC. It later became a privately owned house.
The records in this collection were deposited on behalf of the late Dr J. Ingman, who collected them as part of his research into the Ingman family history. Anyone interested in studying the history of this ancient inn can view the records at Flintshire Record Office (appointments are necessary).
Image: Deeds and papers from the Hand Inn collection.
COFNODION YR HAND INN, TREUDDYN
Mae’r Hand Inn yn dŷ tafarn hynafol yn Nhreuddyn sydd, yn ôl traddodiad, yn lle y bu i’r Tywysog Llewelyn ap Gruffudd ymweld ag o yn 1275 (Gweler: Flintshire Pubs & Breweries, D. Rowe (2009). Mae Swyddfa Gofnodion Sir y Fflint yn ddiweddar wedi derbyn cofnodion hudol sy’n gysylltiedig a’r dafarn, sy’n cofnodi ei berchnogaeth rhwng 1803 a 1990) (Cyf: D/DM/1836).
Mae’r casgliad yn cynnwys ffeffiad wedi ei dyddio’r 30 Ebrill 1803, lle'r oedd tŷ tafarn gyda thai allan ac atodion, ger ‘Capel Tryddyn’, yn cael ei ganiatáu i Evan Davies o Dreuddyn, Bonheddwr, am y swm o £210. Mae’r gweithredoedd a’r dogfennau yn dangos trawsgludiad Tafarn yr Hand drwy wahanol berchnogion, yn cynnwys John Griffiths o Dreuddyn, Tafarnwr, a oedd yno yn 1844; a John Ingman o Dreuddyn, Tafarnwr, a gymerodd drosodd yn 1848. Gwerthwyd Tafarn yr Hand ar 22 Tachwedd 1887 ym Mhontblyddyn drwy arwerthiant gan Jones a’i Fab ac erbyn 1990 y perchennog oedd Marston, Thompson & Evershed PLC. Yn ddiweddarach fe ddaeth yn gartref sy’n eiddo preifat.
Cafodd y cofnodion yn y casgliad hwn eu hadneuo ar ran y diweddar Dr J. Ingman, a gasglodd hwy fel rhan o’i ymchwil i mewn i hanes teulu’r Ingman. Gall unrhyw un â diddordeb mewn astudio hanes y dafarn hynafol hwn, weld y cofnodion yn Swyddfa Gofnodion Sir y Fflint (angen trefnu amser cyfarfod).
Llun: Gweithredoedd a phapurau o gasgliad Tafarn yr Hand.
This is an image of 3 [=37] from University of Pennsylvania LJS 198: De simplicibus, a document on parchment, by Arnaldus, de Villanova, d. 1311, from Spain, dated to between 1350 and 1380.
LJS 198 is a disbound manuscript of a compilation of simples (medicines made from one component) in 85 chapters with lists of plants for general medical functions and for treating specific parts of the body. Includes lists and passages not present in the edition of the work published in Basel in 1585.
Access this manuscript at openn.library.upenn.edu/Data/LJSchoenbergManuscripts/html....
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Local Accession Number: FA_CC.000198
Connick Job Number: 3923
Title: Balcony window, Lamp of Wisdom
Statement of responsibility: K.O.S. Connick Assoc.
Creator/Contributor: Charles J. Connick Associates (creator)
Genre: Design drawings; Gouaches
Date created: 1956
Physical description: 1 gouache : color ; 27 x 26 cm.
General notes: Title from item, from additional material accompanying item, or from information provided by the Boston Public Library.
Date notes: Date from item.
Biographical and historical notes: Window designed for Church of the Holy Spirit, South Gardner, Massachusetts.
Subjects: Stained glass; Windows
Collection: Charles J. Connick Gouaches - Massachusetts
Location: Boston Public Library, Arts Department
Shelf locator: Massachusetts Box #4
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
When our crews learned that there might be an 80-year-old time capsule buried within the Vida McKenzie Center, they went to work. While unearthing a piece of history, they unlocked something equally precious — the smiles and excitement of community members.
I feel so confident and free, I'm letting life live me!
I'm so grateful for cloudy days and Saturday morning pump. I'm so grateful for my car with its trunk full of hula hoops. I'm so grateful I've found so many skirts I want to buy on etsy! I'm so grateful I got to nap. I'm so grateful I feel refreshed now. I'm so grateful I've declared my new goal of playing astrojax for the circus. I'm so grateful for astrojax! I'm so grateful for fresh inspiration to play. I'm so grateful to be so in love with a toy. I'm so grateful for simple pleasures. I'm so grateful for hot showers. I'm so grateful to have plenty of time to get ready for hooping class! I'm so grateful we get to go to hooping class! I'm so grateful I've managed to learn a trick since the last class! I'm so grateful inspiration is all around us. I'm so grateful I already have everything I want. I'm so grateful I know the universe takes care of me. I'm so grateful I feel so good today! I'm so grateful for my cute clothes. I'm so grateful for money to buy more. I'm so grateful for Kelly. I'm so grateful for Austin, Texas. I'm so grateful I feel so confident and free. I'm so grateful I'm letting life live me.
Today is the best day of my life. I am healthy, strong, energized and flowing. I am mindful and aware and so ecstatic to be alive. I am limitless. I feel so much relief.
Format: Dokument
Dato / Date: 9 April 1940
Sted / Place: Trondheim havn
Wikipedia: Angrepet på Norge i 1940
Wikipedia: «Admiral Hipper» (1937)
Trondheim byarkiv: Havnevesenets kaijournaler (1911 - 1946)
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Trondheim Havnevesen: Kaijournaler storfartøyer (1940 - 1941) - [Dokumenter fra arkivet - F28569]
Merknad:
Havnevesenets kaijournaler for storfartøyer viser situasjonen i Trondheim havn 9 april 1940.
Legg merke til at det under "Forhalinger og andre meldinger" bemerkes:
D/S "Sonnenfeldt" (T) [Tyskland] ankret Ila Kl. 0.45 9/4
2 tyske Krigsskib ankred paa reden Kl. 4 1/2 9/4
Lv. [lavvann] Kl. 1800 8/4 0.28 m -
Hv. [høyvann] Kl. 0.15 9/4 1.89 m
Lv. Kl. 6.15 9/4 0.47 m -
3 Tyske Krigsskib ankret på reden Kl. 7.45 9/4
D/S Emmi (F.) [Frankrike] ankret på Ila Kl. 8.30 9/4
D/S Andenes til uts av Vardø Kai 4 Kl. 17.00 9/4
H.V. 12.30 9/4 = 1.82 m +
L.V. 18.45 9/4 = 0.48 m -
Hv 0.45 10/4 = 1.81 m +
Pontongen i Ravnkloa er sunket, grundet for
stor pålessing av flyttegods fra tyskerne.
Endel last står unner vatn. [sign.] K. J.
Title: Robert F. Kennedy Statement on Cuba and Neutrality Laws, April 20, 1961
Production Date: April 20, 1961
Robert F. Kennedy Statement on Cuba and Neutrality Laws April 20, 1961 (ARC ID 193990); Collection JFK-RFK: Robert F. Kennedy Papers, 1937 - 06/06/1968; John F. Kennedy Library (NLJFK); National Archives and Records Administration.
Dated April 20, 1961, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy released this statement in reference to the controversial and ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba by American-supported Cuban exiles.
Persistent URL: arcweb.archives.gov/arc/action/ExternalIdSearch?id=193990
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Fascinating document which details many of the air raids in the town of Chelmsford in Essex (UK) during the second world war from when the first raid took place in 1940 to the last in 1945.
Included are the bomb type, where they fell, the damage caused, the date, the time of day and the number of casualties. This document is in 4 parts.
In this particular page the devastating V2 rocket attack of December 19th 1944 is listed which targeted the Hoffmans Ball Bearing Factory in New Street which killed 39 and injured 149. The rocket actually fell on the adjacent Henry Road.
This scanned document is from my regular photostream contributor Davids own collection and is not taken from elsewhere. Posted here with very kind permission.
Noel's Lounge was one of the many lounges "My Friends" (my trio) played in the early 1970's. The lounge was located next to the Port Of Palm Beach which was a port that the US Navy used to let the sailors have a good time. The dance floor was full of sailors and the local girls. The owner of the lounge was a retired magician who would do magic tricks for us during our breaks. He was very good and we could never figure out how he did those tricks. We quit this job because I just couldn't take playing 5 nights a week into the wee hours and holding down an 8 to 5 job during the day, but what a wild place to play.
the panel was:
The Bottom Line: Global Capitalism and Animal Exploitation
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16
6:30PM - 9:30PM, Kimmel Center rm 406
60 Washington Square South
New York, NY 10012
with panelists:
Tommy Miles of the Socialist Party USA,
Industrial Workers of the World, Fair Food NYC,
and Movement for a Democratic Society
Steve Weierman of the News & Letters Commitee
Adam Weissman of Wetlands Activism Collective,
Global Justice for Animals, and Freegan.info
Ari Moore of Shirari Industries, Socialist Party NYC,
the Indypendent, and the Feminist Review
and moderator Shira Golding,
of Shirari Industries and Arts Engine
presented by seal: Students for Education on
Animal LIberation
Sponsored by
socialists at nyu
building bridges for
the rights of all creatures
Letter from Isaiah Fentham Banks to Pomeroy and Son, Solicitors re rent of Cottage at 64 Rose Lane, Norwich dated 25th April 1906. Isaiah was a Watch Maker who lived at that address with his wife Jane Banks
Title: Dissenting Opinion from Harry Briggs, Jr., et al. v. R. W. Elliott, Chairman, et al., 06/23/1951
From: Record Group/Collection: 21
Record Hierarchy Level: Item
Scope and Content Note: The Dissenting Opinion of Judge Waties Waring presents some of the arguments used later by the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas.
Reference Unit: National Archives at Atlanta
Persistent URL: catalog.archives.gov/id/279306
Repository Contact Information: NARA’s Southeast Region (Atlanta) (NRCA), 5780 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA, 30260
Reproductions may be ordered via an independent vendor. NARA maintains a list of vendors at www.archives.gov/research/order/vendors-photos-maps-dc.html
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Title: A Hopi (Moqui) petition signed by all the Chiefs and headmen of the tribe asking the Federal Government to give them title to their lands instead of individually allotting each tribal member., 03/27/1894 - 04/10/1894
Production Date: March 27, 1894 – April 10, 1894
View the document in its entirety in our online catalog:
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Erin Gruwell and several of the students whose stories appeared in the book signed my copy of The Freedom Writers Diary.
This page resuming the results of the test plus the document about impact loads enlightens the situation about the safety factors used for the construction of this bridge. In 1911 The American Railway Enginerrs Association introduced after a derailment accident the calculations for impact stresses
Note that a increased load factor of 20% for Impact appeared to be used for secondary truss.
This in my mind (not an expert about bridges and railway ones) might explain the so many numerous and obvious plastic deformations of cross bracing wind bracing and floor beam supports that I first noticed.
In turn the numerous observed and photographed inter-rivet buckling on very critical K frame members and several of the same on massives main post as well as an obvious crack system on the north-west main post lower part, question the amount of excessive stresses after the SAP-90 3D modelisation .
Les facteurs de sécurité de ces composantes, soit les membrures en K et les poteaux principaux auraient étés théoriquement de deux fois à 1,70 fois la résistance ultime du métal; Ors elles sont visiblement déformées et rendues en phase plastique. Ce qui correspondrait à des charges augmentées de 35 à 50%.
On avance même un facteur de sécurité de 2.45 sur les cordes du bas ( elles paraissent avoir assez bien résisté et être demeurées en phase plastique les membrures majeures ( celles recevant deux panneaux, je crois) Probablement aussi les poteaux principaux. Toutes fois on n'avait pas prises les contraintes dues à l,instabilité élastique ignorée dans les calculs de l'époque et que les marges de sécurité empiriques ne couvraient pas .
Thursday 15 August 2013 - Day 27 - Machu Picchu (2,400m) - Aguas Calientes (2,040m) - Cusco (3,399m)
Atmospheric cloud cover cleared during the course of Julia's guided tour of Machu Picchu - a good sunrise is rare there, so Julia's "7.15am at the bus stop" had suited everyone. A final set of goodbyes and we were left on our own again, holding with vouchers for the bus back to Aguas Calientes, lunch, the late afternoon train back to Poroy (not Ollantaytambo) and a taxi transfer to the lovely Amaru Hostal in Cusco. The "we" of the trip notes was back to Hazel and me.
We pottered around the main site for a while then caught the bus down to the town for what proved to be an unexpectedly excellent al fresco lunch at the newly opened Chulpi, then back to Inka Town to use their internet and to wait for our train. The departure system felt a little chaotic, but our coach and allocated seats were easy to find. H and I weren't originally going to be sitting together (thanks ExploreAndes!), but a local family we were intermingled with suggested rearranging, which suited us all. Good journey back, complete with complimentary refreshments, albeit mainly in the dark and with a few heart-stopping moments when it looked like there was no one to meet us at Poroy.
It was gone 9pm by the time we were back at the hotel, where we got a lovely corner room in the older part of the building. We made the most of the internet PC facility to check-in online for tomorrow's flight back to Lima - once again we were unable to check-in for the main flight, weird. The lovely team at reception even printed out our boarding pass PDFs for us - for free.
Read more about the Cordillera Huayhuash Circuit plus Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
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Etchingham Village Records is an A5 size publication consisting of 25 pages. It is a history of the village of Etchingham, collected and written by members of Etchingham Women's Institute as a contribution to the history of village life in East Sussex.
It was first published in 1957, this is the updated edition that was produced as part of Etchingham Women's Institute Golden Jubilee in 1969.
To make reading of text easier, right-click on image and select a larger size.
This is one of the items from a collection of W.I. documents and photographs owned by the late Rosalie Cole. The collection is being preserved along with other village historical items and some of the interesting items added to the collections on Flickr.
Title: George Washington's General Order of March 16, 1780, granting Saint Patrick's Day as a holiday to the troops., 03/16/1780 - 03/16/1780
Production Date: March 16, 1780
George Washington's General Order of March 16, 1780, granting Saint Patrick's Day as a holiday to the troops., 03/16/1780 (ARC ID 300356); Numbered Record Books, 1894 - 1913; War Department Collection of Revolutionary War Records, 1709 - 1915; Record Group 93, National Archives.
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