Quinn Family Photo. (left to right) Alfred Kerruthers Quinn (far left) holding Alfred Thomas Quinn, Phillys (Sheila) , Essie Carolyne Quinn (nee Jones), sister.
Report documents the end of the WRA, as of June 30, 1946, including the forced removal of Tule Lake residents; renunciant hearings; closing of Tule Lake; and a general summary of incarceration processes.
Photograph of typescript note accompanying photograph 21198/zz002dfx61, which appears to be misfiled, and reads, "Wives of California Bar Association – nat convention. Mmes. Benjamin F. Bledsoe, John Perry Wood and Fanchon Armitage."
Flyer advertising a demonstration in Woodland Hills, California, civil disobedience training sessions, and a pre-action rally. Translated in English and Spanish. Action sponsored by a coalition of local activist groups, including ACT UP LA, Queer Nation LA, The Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center of Los Angeles, among many others listed on the flyer (1991).
Photograph of a typescript document that lists the women in related photograph 21198/zz002dfwbm and reads, "Wilshire Junior Club (Punch Bowl) Mmes. Albert Guenther and George Cockle, hostess and Miss Mary Jo Cockle."
Related to the article, "Southland Society Folk Joins Summer Travel Ranks in Increased Numbers. Santa Barbara Horse Show Draws Leaders of Society. Many Entertain Large Parties at Annual Junior League Ball and Supper, Attended by More Than 300." Los Angeles Times, 4 Aug. 1935: B1.
USC football coach Howard Jones (left) shakes hands with UCLA co-founder Ernest Carroll Moore while UCLA football coach William Spaulding (second from right) shakes hands with USC president Rufus B. von Kleinsmid.
SWAHILI: Waraka huu uko na mashairi manne tofauti: Mama musimlaumu ni shairi kuhusu mwanamke aliyetupa binti yake mchanga vichakani. Mtoto huyo aliokolewa na mbwa na jambo hili lilizua tafaruku katika jamii. Ustadh Mau aliandika shairi hili kupitia kwa muonekano wa yule binti aliyetupwa na mamake akiambia jamii isimhukumu mamake. Mwalimu ni shairi linalopendekeza kuwahusisha walimu katika mambo ya kijamii kwani wao ndio wenye kufunza jamii ijayo, wajibu wa walimu katika elimu na jamii lazima ieleweke na isisitizwe. Shairi pia linazungumzia umuhimu wa elimu na kupeleka watoto mashuleni. Kiswahili ni shairi lililoandikwa kwa mtindo wa ubinafsishaji. Mama kiSwahili analalamika jinsi wanae (waswahili halisi) walivyo kipuuza kiSwahili mpaka kunakiliwa na kuekwa viwango kwa kiSwahili kumetawaliwa na wageni wasiokuwa waswahili. KiSwahili kinaita wanawae wawe ni wenye kukiwajibikia na kukitilia juhudi kama zamani. Shairi hili limechapishwa. Yamechapishwa kwenye: In this Fragile World: Swahili poetry of commitment by Ustadh Mahmoud Mau. Leiden; Boston: Brill [2023], uk. 329-354.<br>ENGLISH: This manuscript contains Three different poems : Mama musimlamu (page 1-2); Mwalimu (page 3-4); Kiswahili (page 5-6). Mama musimlaumu is a poem regarding a woman who threw out her newborn daughter in the bushes, meaning to abandon her there. The newborn was saved by a dog and it caused a big spark of rage across the nation. Ustadh Mau's poem is written from the perspective of the daughter, telling the nation not to criticize her mother. Mwalimu, touches on how teachers should be involved in the community as they are teaching the next generation of kids. The role of teachers in both education and the larger community should be well recognized and emphasized. The poem also mentions the importance of education and schooling for children. and Kiswahili the poem is written from the perspective of a personified Swahili. ''Mother Swahili'' criticizes the way her children (native Swahili speakers of the coast) have long neglected the language and that the documentation and standardization of Swahili has been dominated by foreigners instead. It calls on her children to make an active effort for Kiswahili again. Published in: In this Fragile World: Swahili poetry of commitment by Ustadh Mahmoud Mau. Leiden; Boston: Brill [2023], pp. 329-354.
SWAHILI: Karatasi hii ni maelezo ya mkutano kuhusu mashairi ya kiSwahili ambapo Ustadh Mau alikua mmoja wa walioalikwa na kuhudhuria. Mkutano huu ulifanywa kwenye ukumbi wa Mwanarafa, Lamu.<br>ENGLISH: This document is a production concept for a workshop about Swahili poetry which Ustadh Mau was invited to teach at. This event took place at Mwana Arafa in Lamu.
An official and Salvation Army volunteers prepare a ribbon cutting ceremony to open the doors of Wilcox Cafeteria on Christmas. A number of homeless and people in need line up with meal tickets.
Related to the article, "Clubwomen Planning to Further Renown of City as Music Center. Euterpe Sets Program for Opera Season. Gala Opening Will be "Romeo and Juliet" Presentation." Los Angeles Times, 9 Aug. 1935: A6.
Typescript note related to photograph 21198/zz002dfv41, which reads, "West Adams Women's Club. Mrs. Delos Delano, founder; Mrs. D. H. Hayes, retiring president and Mrs. Hayes P. Drake, incoming president.
The artist who created the design is Gerard Hoet, a Dutch painter and draftsman, and the artist who created the engraving is Jan van Vianen, a Dutch draftsman and copper engraver. The print contains titles of the subject in 6 languages: Hebrew, English, German, Latin French and Dutch. The biblical verse is identified on the print as Genesis III: 9.
Negative sleeve for images of a Santa Monica Civic Opera performer. The performer is not Betty Herrick. It might be the performer referenced as "Marsha" on the negative sleeve (mage ark nos. 21198/zz002d70fx, 21198/zz002d70gf, 21198/zz002d70hz).
Legible business signs include: Bay Lumber Co. Venice, Auto Park, Craig's Market Meat Fruit Vegetables, Virginia Apts, Lee H. Young Ocean Park Public Market, Drugs, Lee H. Young Cash and Carry Grocery, Hardware, Bargain Shop, Crescent Apts. Rooms by Day Week or Month, The Minnesota Apts Rooms 1 2 and 3 Rooms Furnished, Kolbs Grocery Delicatessen, New & Used Clothing Cleaning Pressing, U.S. Shoe Renewing Carlson & Sons
20th century train in forefront, historical scene with 19th century train and workmen laying rails in background. Horses, buildings, stagecoach and wagon also in background.
20th century train in forefront, historical scene with 19th century train and workmen laying rails in background. Horses, buildings, stagecoach and wagon also in background.
Side 1 text reads: Mr. Griney [?] Will you please arrange to have the city's photographer at Dance next Sat. eve about 8:00 as we want photo of Orchestra to run in papers next week. Thank you! Mildred Beattie, phone 22235. National Real Estate Jul Aug 1934. Side 2 text reads: Mrs J Edgar Brown, Gay Nineties, in gate, also well. Mrs Cornett, Early Spanish bride, By well. Mrs. Agnes Blackburn, Italian Peasant, By well. Mrs. Hugh Jones, Chair, Gypsy with bands. Mrs. Tracy Heinell [?], Puritan, by self. Mrs LeRoy Raymond, Pioneer, Teacup park [?]. Mrs Dan Daniels Holoku Costume, Honolulu (Chair Daniels)
Negative sleeve with imprinted Dupont Defender logo and text. Handwritten on the left side: “Widow.” Images were from a Santa Monica Civic Opera production of “The Merry Widow.”
Newspaper Clipping of an article by Herbert Donalson titled: 'Magic Flute' at The Shrine Has Great Beauty and Color'. The article is a review of a production of Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" in English by the Guild Opera Company. The article praises highly Kay Marshall who played the role of Queen of the Night, Ken Remo as Tamino, and John Barnett, the conductor.
Text reads, in part: Looking Back 25 Years. ... Three days after the races the names of the winning car drivers were announced in the Outlook, when the prize money was paid to them. Durant was first and received $4000; Hearne, second, won $2500; Le Cocq, third, $1500, and Pullen, fourth, $1000. Durant's average speed was 81.88 miles an hour for the 250 miles of the course. That was considered, the paper said, a splendid record for the new course.
This appears to be a copy print photograph of a no trespassing sign. The sign is posted to a wood-framed, barbed wire gate. A large tree can be viewed beyond the barrier in the background. Sign reads: "Notis! tresspassers will B persecuted to the full extent of 2 mongrel dogs which neve was over sochible to strangers & 1 dubble brl shot gun which aint loded with sofa pillors. Dam if I aint gitten tired of this hell raisin on my place. B. Griscom." Caption on lower left edge of original photo: "8566943."
The cartoon references “Gen. Pete” and “Coal Oil Pete”– both are shorthand for General Petroleum Corporation. In 1954, a contractual agreement was made between General Petroleum and the Santa Monica City Council in which the oil concern was granted a 10-year lease on Santa Monica tidelands. General Petroleum offered the city $500,000 and 35% royalties from recovered oil. The contract was dependent on a voter referendum that would change pre-existing city ordinances, thus allowing for oil drilling in city-owned tidelands. The amendment proposal lost by a 3:1 margin.
Handwritten note references Marshall Stone and Cecil Huntoon, Valle Vista pioneers. Marshall G. Stone is considered to be the "Father of Valle Vista" - having been superintendent over the development of 3,000 acres of a San Jacinto land grant. Stone was also one of the organizers of the Fairview Land & Water Company. He built his mansion, "The Magnolias," in 1876. Cecil Huntoon is likely Joseph Cecil Huntoon (1844-), a Civil War veteran from Moline, Illinois, who settled with his family at Valle Vista in 1887. Huntoon had a son named Cecil (b. 1877 or 78).
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