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Michael Kasha Papers, Date acquired: 02/28/2014

8.00 Linear Feet

Personal papers, journal publications, and handwritten notebooks of Professor Michael Kasha.

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Michael La Vean Rare Book Collection, 1750-2010

324 Linear Feet 4000 Volumes

This collection contains books, artifacts, and manuscripts related to the Napoleonic era and the French Revolution.

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Michael La Vean Rare Book Collection, 1750-2010 324 Linear Feet 4000 Volumes

 

This collection contains books, artifacts, and manuscripts related to the Napoleonic era and the French Revolution.

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Michael Lazur papers, 1939-1945, Date acquired: 10/10/2009, bulk 1942-1944

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This collections covers the experiences of Mike Lazur during WWII and also includes information on his brothers, George and Joseph. All three brothers became crew on a ship at some point during the war. The main focus of the documents is around Mike, who went at sea at 18-years-old in 1939. The collection includes the transcripts of some poems Mike wrote while at sea, Mike's memoirs and photocopies of books, and a web page covering ships in which Mike traveled during the war.

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Michael Lazur papers, 1939-1945, Date acquired: 10/10/2009, bulk 1942-1944 1 folders

 
Lazur, Michael , 1921-2012

This collections covers the experiences of Mike Lazur during WWII and also includes information on his brothers, George and Joseph. All three brothers became crew on a ship at some point during the war. The main focus of the documents is around Mike, who went at sea at 18-years-old in 1939. The collection includes the transcripts of some poems Mike wrote while at sea, Mike's memoirs and photocopies of books, and a web page covering ships in which Mike traveled during the war.

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Michael Pulman Papers, 1964-1969

0.25 Linear Feet

Includes correspondence from Michael Pulman's hiring at FSU in 1964 and documents regarding his involvement in the Florence Study Center.

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Michael Pulman Papers, 1964-1969 0.25 Linear Feet

 

Includes correspondence from Michael Pulman's hiring at FSU in 1964 and documents regarding his involvement in the Florence Study Center.

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Mickey Adair donation, 1940-1979

7 Linear Feet

Gavel - February '49, Skretting, Dick, Louie, Nick – SOC. ST. (social studies), FSU Lamp (Possibly from Gilchrist), Mirror Wooden framed, FSU metal tag – 7439, Northwestern University – Evanston Chicago Diploma 1946 for Ruth June Bartelt, Graduation photo for Ruth June Bartelt, Photo of Skretting and wife (Ruth June), Doak S. Campbell Southern Educator Select Addresses – signed, Photo of Skettering? And Asian Man with snowballs.

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Mickey Adair donation, 1940-1979 7 Linear Feet

 

Gavel - February '49, Skretting, Dick, Louie, Nick – SOC. ST. (social studies), FSU Lamp (Possibly from Gilchrist), Mirror Wooden framed, FSU metal tag – 7439, Northwestern University – Evanston Chicago Diploma 1946 for Ruth June Bartelt, Graduation photo for Ruth June Bartelt, Photo of Skretting and wife (Ruth June), Doak S. Campbell Southern Educator Select Addresses – signed, Photo of Skettering? And Asian Man with snowballs.

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Mike DiBona collection, 1941-1945, Date acquired: 08/01/2012

0.42 Linear Feet 1 boxes
Tampa native Mike DiBona served in the 10th Army in the Pacific Theater during WWII. At war's end, he was stationed at the small isle of Iejima (previously known as Ie Shima) in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. While there, he turned his mess tent into a new "Columbia Restaurant." Using ingredients sent to him from Tampa, DiBona tried to replicate the food he ate back home. A typhoon wiped out the tent, which was soon replaced with a pre-fabricated mess hall. He returned to Tampa where he lived out the remainder of his years.
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Mike DiBona collection, 1941-1945, Date acquired: 08/01/2012 0.42 Linear Feet 1 boxes

 
DiBona, Mike
Tampa native Mike DiBona served in the 10th Army in the Pacific Theater during WWII. At war's end, he was stationed at the small isle of Iejima (previously known as Ie Shima) in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. While there, he turned his mess tent into a new "Columbia Restaurant." Using ingredients sent to him from Tampa, DiBona tried to replicate the food he ate back home. A typhoon wiped out the tent, which was soon replaced with a pre-fabricated mess hall. He returned to Tampa where he lived out the remainder of his years.
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Mildred and Claude Pepper Library Brochures, Undated

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Mildred Hoffenbloom manuscript, January 14, 2002, Date acquired: 05/28/2002, bulk 1942-1945

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Mildred Hoffenbloom was a soldier in the Women's Army Corps. She served overseas in London as a part of claims division, and in Paris, as an office manager to the American Engineers. She remained in Paris until V-E Day in May 1945, and was discharged from the Army in July 1945.
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Mildred Hoffenbloom manuscript, January 14, 2002, Date acquired: 05/28/2002, bulk 1942-1945 1 folders

 
Hoffenbloom, Mildred, 1921-2008
Mildred Hoffenbloom was a soldier in the Women's Army Corps. She served overseas in London as a part of claims division, and in Paris, as an office manager to the American Engineers. She remained in Paris until V-E Day in May 1945, and was discharged from the Army in July 1945.
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Thornton M. Embrey collection, 1945-2005, Date accessioned: 2011-08-09

.25 Linear Feet 1 quarter box

This collection relates to Thornton M. Embrey who served with Company D, 3118th Signal Service Group, during World War II. This collection contains transcripts of radio messages related to the announcement of the surrender of Germany in May 1945 and Japan in August 1945. There are a few additional documents and photographs related to Embrey's postwar service in the U.S. Army.

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Military Records and Photographs, 1945-2005 11.0042 - Box 1, Folder 01

 

This folder contains a photograph of Master Sergeant Thornton M. Embrey at his retirement ceremony and a certificate of appreciation for his service issued by the Department of the Army on August 31, 1969. The folder contains a copy of the radio message announcing the surrender of Germany in May 1945 and Japan in August 1945. A photocopy of the "Internal Route Slip" dated May 10, 1945 with a subject heading, "Handling of Radio Traffic for the Germans" provides a log of radio messages related to the unconditional surrender by the German government. An illustrated book, Ecole Professionnelle, Ecole Primaire Superieure, Reims is also in the folder. Another photocopied document lists the shift schedule at the Signal Center, United States Forces, European Theater. The folder has the discharge papers for Thornton M. Embrey issued on January 15, 1946. The folder includes the graduation program of the Basic Engineering Course, Army Specialized Training Program, Baylor University. This collection also contains two newspapers articles from the postwar period dealing with radio messages that announced the surrender of Germany in May 1945.

Publications, 1941-1947 11.0042 - Box 1, Folder 02

 

This folder contains a New Testament and the printed Membership Directory of the 1st Cavalry Division Association from 1947.

Thornton M. Embrey collection, 1945-2005, Date accessioned: 2011-08-09 .25 Linear Feet 1 quarter box

 
Embrey, Thornton M., 1922-2001

This collection relates to Thornton M. Embrey who served with Company D, 3118th Signal Service Group, during World War II. This collection contains transcripts of radio messages related to the announcement of the surrender of Germany in May 1945 and Japan in August 1945. There are a few additional documents and photographs related to Embrey's postwar service in the U.S. Army.

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Millie Nauman collection, Date acquired: 1992-06-02, 1944

1 folders

This collection relates to Millie Nauman who worked as a civilian employee at the Wainwright Shipyard in Panama City, Florida during the World War II. This collection contains an oral history interview transcript of Nauman. Information contained in the transcript includes life as a welding inspector at the Wainwright Shipyard, and how minorities were treated at the Wainwright Shipyard.

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Millie Nauman collection, Date acquired: 1992-06-02, 1944 1 folders

 
Pelt, Peggy

This collection relates to Millie Nauman who worked as a civilian employee at the Wainwright Shipyard in Panama City, Florida during the World War II. This collection contains an oral history interview transcript of Nauman. Information contained in the transcript includes life as a welding inspector at the Wainwright Shipyard, and how minorities were treated at the Wainwright Shipyard.

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