Record Series and Collections

1938

Contains transcript (Vol. I, pp. 55-115) of hearing held January 4, 1938.

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1986

View of Paul Green and Johnsie Burnham seated together. Donated by the North Carolina Symphony.

1937 - 1954

This box contains publicity photographs, ca. 1950; miscellaneous photographs, n.d.; The Lost Colony, by Paul Green (Chapel Hill: UNC Press, 1939); The Lost Colony, by Paul Green (Roanoke Island Edition, 1954); Paul Green of Chapel Hill, by Agatha Boyd ...

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1937 - 1977

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1926 - 1967

Miss Ruth Current (1900-1967), a native of Rowan County, began her association with North Carolina State Extension Service in January, 1928, as home demonstration agent in Statesville and served in that capacity until November 1, 1930. Later she served ...

1931 - 1952

Microfilm copy of P.C. 209, which has been retired due to fragile condition. Scrapbook of newspaper clippings, chiefly relating to Raleigh, includes articles about monuments, the Raleigh sesquicentennial, visit by President Truman (1948), the Capitol, ...

1894 - 1986

The Roanoke Island Historical Association was chartered in 1932 for the purpose of depicting by exhibitions, pageants, reproductions, and public broadcasts the efforts Sir Walter Raleigh made between 1584 and 1587 to establish a colony in the new world ...

1945 - 1983

This present collection of her papers constitutes only a portion of Mrs. Hoyle's writings and correspondence, and date for the most part from the first five years of her career. They fall into three categories: (1) Mrs. Hoyle's writings, 1945-1950 ...

1975 - 1977

Specifications and contracts for furnishing of labor, materials, and equipment entering into the construction of the two-story dramatic art building (Paul Green Theatre) of approximately 32,000 square feet of heated and air conditioned space. Separate ...

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1975 - 1977

Specifications and contracts for furnishing of labor, materials, and equipment entering into the construction of the two-story dramatic art building (Paul Green Theatre) of approximately 32,000 square feet of heated and air conditioned space. Separate ...

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Sep 16, 1947

Pictures are some of the figures at a luncheon honoring Jonathan Daniels, executive editor of The News and Observer, for his 10,000 word article on North Carolina in the October issue of Holiday Magazine. Left to right are John B. Capeletti, Daniels, ...

1952

Paul Green and John P. McKnight are seen together and seperately accepting their respective awards. Published in the News and Observer 6 December 1952

Jul 27, 1940

Paul Green, North Carolina's Pulitzer Prize dramatist, and Richard Wright, young Black novelist, are busy in Chapel Hill these days preparing a dramatization of Wright's best-selling novel, "Native Son," which will be produced on Broadway next season by ...

Jun 9, 1939

Clemency hearing for Fred Beal, labor union organizer, Raleigh, North Carolina, 8 June 1939. Interested spectators were Jonathan Daniels, editor of the NEWS AND OBSERVER and Paul Green, author and Pulitzer Prize winner. See NEWS AND OBSERVER (Raleigh) ...

1940

Paul Green, actor, poses for a shot with others in the show. Donald Mason who plays the chief comic role in Paul Green's show is pictured. One photograph shows Corporal Thomas Davis of the Sixth Field Artillery on a horse. The Scottish festival takes ...