Gospel Center - Bowling Green, Kentucky (SC 3613)

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Small Collection 3613. Two record books, 1937-1947 and 1956-1960, of the Gospel Center, Bowling Green, Kentucky. The books record membership, meeting minutes, and financial data. Also included is a list of baptisms, 1937-1943

A Correlation Between Space I.Q. and Performance in Basketball

The purpose of this study was to determine if there is any correlation between space I.Q. as measured on the SRA Test and performance in basketball at Prosser Junior High School during the years 1956-1960 and Prosser High School during the years 1958-1961

Citizen’s Northway Committee Records, 1956-1960

Correspondence, publications, and reports relating to the campaign against the Adirondack Northway. The Citizens’ Northway Committee (CNC) was a non-partisan group of business and professional men – and women – who united with some forty conservation organizations, in an attempt to insure the choice of the better, safer, ‘Champlain Route’ for the Northway, and to save the Adirondacks from grave damage. The Committee promoted the Champlain Route as it served a larger year-round population, brought greater financial benefit to New York State, would be safer and easier to maintain and would not have passed through forest preserve lands. The collection contains material informing voters about the vote on Amendment #2, notes on speeches given on the subject and correspondence between members and legislators and among members. After the amendment was passed, and the Adirondack Route chosen, the group went on to fight amendment No. 6 which would have handed over the Erie Canal to the Federal Government and the development of Hunter Mountain.https://digitalworks.union.edu/arl_findingaids/1005/thumbnail.jp

\u3ci\u3eNebraska Bird Review\u3c/i\u3e (April 1961) 29(2), WHOLE ISSUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS Wintering Bald Eagles in Nebraska, 1959-1960 ........................26 1956-1960 Nesting Reports ........................31 Dr. George Miksch Sutton ........................35 Dr. Olin Sewell Pettingill, Jr......................... 36 Fall Field Trips and Winter Meeting ........................37 Treasurer\u27s Report ........................38 General Notes ........................39 Letter To The Editor ........................40 Book Reviews........................4

Finding Aid for the Caroll Gartin Collection (MUM00198)

Papers of Carroll Gartin circa 1941 through 1966, bulk 1951 through 1966. Gartin served three terms as Mississippi\u27s Lieutenant Governor (1952-1956, 1956-1960, and 1964-1966). The collection contains campaign records, correspondence, speeches, financial records, appointment calendars, scrapbooks, original music compositions, legislative files, subject files, photographs, audio recordings, and film reels

Spring Wheat Yield Trials South Dakota, 1956-1960

The 1960 spring eat crop in South Dakota did not quite achieve the promise of a very favorable May and June. Hot, dry weather in early July, which was sustained into August, caused premature ripening of much of the crop, with an attendant reduction of yield and quality. The effect of high temperatures on test weight was very considerable, thus causing a major reduction in market value of much of the crop. Yields and other pertinent information were obtained from all eight experimental locations in the state and are reported here for those varieties of hard red spring wheat and durum wheat which are of major interest to growers in the state. A much larger range of material is actually tested than the varieties here reported; this includes special purpose check varieties, numerous unnamed selections which are potential varieties, and varieties which may occupy only minor acreages but which may be of interest to limited groups and under special circumstances

Oat Variety Trials in South Dakota 1956 - 1960

The 1960 season was one of the most successful seasons on record for small grain production in South Dakota. Cool temperatures with adequate amounts of rainfall early in the growing season provided the favorable situation which could later be measured by maximum yield of oats among the recommended varieties. Exceptions to this rule in commercial fields were closely linked to poor soil fertility, late planting or in some areas, in erratic rainfall pattern

Oat Variety Trials in South Dakota 1956 - 1960

The 1960 season was one of the most successful seasons on record for small grain production in South Dakota. Cool temperatures with adequate amounts of rainfall early in the growing season provided the favorable situation which could later be measured by maximum yield of oats among the recommended varieties. Exceptions to this rule in commercial fields were closely linked to poor soil fertility, late planting or in some areas, in erratic rainfall pattern

Records of the State of Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries, Maine Shellfisheries Association, 1954-1962

Records of the Maine Shellfisheries Association, including statement by the Research Director of the Maine Department of Sea and Shore Fisheries regarding a proposed shellfish management program, 1954; lists of clam buyers and dealers for each coastal district in Maine, completed by the coastal warden for those districts, 1954; minutes for industry meetings of the Maine Shellfisheries Association, 1956, 1960, 1962; list of shellfish (including lobster and clam) dealers and processors, 1960; and list of maine clam dealers, ca. 1962