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Clarence P. Cowles Papers

 Collection
Identifier: mss-092
Abstract

Clarence P. Cowles was born in Albany, Vermont on August 30th, 1875, and continued to practice law in Burlington until his death in 1963. The collection contains correspondence, writings of C.P. Cowles, newspaper clippings, scrapbooks and memorabilia.

Dates: 1915-1963
Found in: University of Vermont Libraries, Special Collections

Lewis Douglas Meredith Collection

 Collection
Identifier: mss-119
Abstract

The L. Douglas Meredith papers consist primarily of typescripts of speeches and articles by Meredith, and of newspaper clippings by or about him. The great majority of these deal with subjects within the banking, investment, and insurance fields.

Dates: 1925-1971
Found in: University of Vermont Libraries, Special Collections

Samuel Pettengill Collection

 Collection
Identifier: mss-050
Abstract Pettengill was a lawyer and a journalist. He served as United States Representative from Indiana. Collection includes eighteen volumes of newspaper columns entitled "Inside Your Congress" written by Pettengill, dealing chiefly with current events on the political scene, including the conduct of World War II, the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) and the United Nations, and the growing "red scare" over communism. Many of the pages contain annotations and other...
Dates: 1939-1949
Found in: University of Vermont Libraries, Special Collections

Theodore Brameld Papers

 Collection
Identifier: mss-091
Abstract

The Brameld Papers include professional and family biographical information and correspondence, financial records, academic papers, published journal articles, publicity, book reviews, media presentations, family ephemera, two diaries, a scrapbook, audio tapes, slides, photographs, and newspaper clippings.

Dates: 1896-2002
Found in: University of Vermont Libraries, Special Collections

William H. Wills Papers

 Collection
Identifier: mss-017
Abstract William H. Wills was the Lieutenant Governor of Vermont between 1937 and 1941, then Governor between 1941-1945. Collection includes primarily notes for text of Wills' speeches while Governor, together with a few letters, scrapbook of newspaper clippings about Wills' support for Wendell Wilkie in the 1944 Presidential campaign, notebook of materials of Vermont state war committees (1942-44), family photos, and other papers. Speeches relate to World War II as well as Vermont's domestic issues...
Dates: 1941-1946
Found in: University of Vermont Libraries, Special Collections

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