Box 1
Contains 173 Results:
Letter from Brother L. Dennis, F.S.C. of Saint Mary's College, California, to Robert Mareck, ICS Librarian at Western Michigan University, 1977-03-12
1 leaf. Introduces and explains the origin and content of Item 1.1.1
Letters, Stamps, and Catalogue from 1922
White, open-top envelope labeled "Stamps"
A collection of 73 assorted stamps from the United States, Germany, Austria, Italy, the Vatican, Switzerland, Spain, France, the Netherlands, and Yugoslavia. Most are loose, some attached to scraps of envelopes, three still attached to complete (but empty) envelopes.
Catalog for the Zimmerman Bros. "Blue Flag" Line of Cassocks and Clothing for Clergymen, 1922
16 pages. Contains illustrations and ordering details for clerical attire. Between pages 6 and 7 are six loose leaves. These include a blank order slip for "Blue Flag" cassocks, a blue coupon for prepaid shipping, a slip listing specials on trousers, and 3 coupons for a certain January 1922 special offer.
Envelope from A.R.K. Jeric, NY to Dr. Joseph Turk at St. Mary's College, CA
Contains 1 pamphlet entitled "Food for Europe!", which details a food parcel delivery service to "friends and family" in European countries. Also contains a yellow order slip (blank) and 1 unused return envelope.
Handwritten note, 1949-10-05
1 leaf, front and back. Header reads "St. Patrick's Church, 1023 Peralta Street, Oakland 7, California". Subject is as yet unclear due to nature of handwriting.
Note Card
Small slip of paper with "Bertram D. Wolfe, Slavic Studies Fellow at the Hoover Institute of Stanford University" written in pencil.
Note Card
Small slip of paper with note in pencil that reads "Mass hysteria is a foremost factor tending to war, and many times has, without substantial aid from reality, produced war. - For hysteria is a manifestation of fear, and fear could drive us into hasty and ill-thought-out and altogether disastrous courses."
Note Card
Small slip of paper with notes in pencil on both sides. Lists various addresses in San Francisco, Ukiah and Chicago.
Packet labeled "Social Welfare of the European Union", 1940-10-07
A German pamphlet advertising charitable food donations to alleviate hunger and disease in war-torn European countries. In particular, it emphasizes a product called Starkosan, a nutrient-enriched chocolate powder. Also in the packet are a list of available food parcels and a blank order card.