Box D-2-1
Container
Contains 496 Results:
"Fort Myers Mourns Loss of 'First Citizen'," New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Part of 16 pages of photocopied news clippings, which may all be from the New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"Tesla Says Edison Was an Empiricist," New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Part of 16 pages of photocopied news clippings, which may all be from the New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"Edison a Deft 'Forger' When Only Scribbling," New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Part of 16 pages of photocopied news clippings, which may all be from the New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"First Namesake Grieves," New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Part of 16 pages of photocopied news clippings, which may all be from the New York Times, 1931 October 19.
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"300 Employees First in Tribute to the Inventor," New York Evening Post, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"Hoover and Pope Mourn Inventor," New York Evening Post, 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates:
1931 October 19.
"Mr. Edison's Greatest Discovery," Letter to the Editor of the New York Evening Post from Orestes H. Caldwell, letter dated 1931 October 13.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates:
letter dated 1931 October 13.
"Edison's Death", [1931 October].
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates:
[1931 October].
"Prospero is Dead", 1931 October 19.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
Name of publication was cut off, but ends with "Time" or "Times."
Dates:
1931 October 19.
Letter to H. H. Laughlin from P. P. Caproni and Brother with attached illustrations of busts of Edison and Darwin, 1932 July 25.
Item — Box: D-2-1, Folder: 8
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
Harry H. Laughlin's professional files from the Eugenics Record Office, 1910-1939. These files contain institutional correspondence, memoranda, and reports; general correspondence; correspondence and printed materials related to the eugenical organizations to which Laughlin belonged; working manuscripts; notes; miscellaneous collected printed materials; some photographs; and glass lantern slides which were used for presentations. Laughlin, as one of the leaders in the eugenics movement, was...
Dates:
1932 July 25.