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| Head, Edith | Title: Edith Head Papers, 1934-1965
Quantity: 15.4 cubic feet (7 archives boxes and 21 flat boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 81AN Abstract: Papers of Edith Head, a well known motion picture costume designer. Watercolor, pen and ink, and pencil sketches, many bearing notes on fabric and costs, comprise the majority of the collection. In addition to designs for All About Eve (20th Century-Fox, 1950), The Five Pennies (Paramount, 1959), Love With a Proper Stranger (Paramount, 1963), Pepe (Columbia, 1960), Sabrina (Paramount, 1954), and To Catch a Thief (Paramount, 1955), all of which received Academy awards or nominations for costuming, there are examples of her work for Artists and Models (Paramount, 1955), Breakfast at Tiffany's (Paramount, 1961), Come Blow Your Horn (Paramount, 1963), The Pleasure of His Company (Paramount, 1956), and Wives and Lovers (Paramount, 1963). Also included in the collection are some miscellaneous special designs, portions of her book The Dress Doctor (1959), and related correspondence, biographical clippings, and articles. |
| Health Policy Council (Wis.) | Title: Health Policy Council (Wis.): Advisory Comprehensive Health Planning Council Records, 1968-1971
Quantity: 1.2. c.f. (3 archives boxes) Call Number: Series 2217 Abstract: Records of an advisory committee appointed by Governor Knowles in 1968 to advise the Bureau of Comprehensive Health Planning of the Department of Health and Social Services on comprehensive health planning matters. In 1971 the council's functions were assumed by the Health Policy and Program Council, which in turn was replaced in 1973 by the Health Policy Council. Included are minutes of the council and its six subcommittees and other meeting materials, recommendations, and information about members. |
| Health Policy Council (Wis.) | Title: Health Policy Council Records, 1967-1980
Quantity: 8.4 c.f. Call Number: 1981/101; 1983/266; 1984/043; 1985/003; 1986/029 Abstract: Records of the Health Policy Council, 1967-1980, which include operating procedures, budget papers, media announcements, nominations, membership, individual meetings folders containing minutes, agendas, and special studies. The Statewide Health Coordinating Council is a requirement of the federal National Health Planning and Resources Development Act. |
| Health Writers (Madison, Wis.) | Title: Health Writers Records, 1969-1988
Quantity: 1.6 c.f. (4 archives boxes) and 7 photographs Call Number: M91-168 Abstract: Records, mainly 1973-1983, of a non-profit health organization established in Madison, Wisconsin, in 1971 from a predecessor organization, the Women's Health Collective. Health Writers provided health advocacy, education, and referral services to the community, and it published the nationally-circulated Health Newsletter and various special publications. Included in the collection are fragmentary core organizational, financial, and staff records; activity records; clippings and news releases; and files on related organizations such as the Madison Sustaining Fund (MSF) Foundation, which provided a major share of Health Writers' funding. Small subject files document organizational activities such as the Patients' Bill of Rights and the Hill-Burton Act. |
| Heartland Journal | Title: Heartland Journal Records, 1983-1991
Quantity: 3.8 cubic feet (9 archives boxes and 1 card box) and 1 tape recording Call Number: M2002-102; Audio 1918A Abstract: Records of Heartland Journal, a publication devoted to older writers founded in December 1983 as an outgrowth of the Creative Arts Over 60 program in Dane County (Wisconsin) including original poems and story submissions, letters to the editor, staff writings, administrative correspondence, and copies of the magazine. The last box contains an index of authors who submitted writings to the journal. |
| Heath, William, 1942- | Title: William Heath Research Papers, 1963-1997 (bulk 1964, 1991-1995)
Quantity: 6.2 cubic feet (6 records center cartons and 1 archives box) Call Number: M2009-045 Abstract: Papers, 1963-1997 (mainly 1964, 1991-1995), of author William Heath consisting of his research files and drafts of his work, The Children Bob Moses Led, an historical novel focusing on Freedom Summer, 1964. The bulk of the collection consists of the various drafts and notes that document Heath's writing process. Also included are orientation schedules and letters written by Freedom Summer volunteers who traveled to Mississippi in the summer of 1964 to assist with African American voter registration. Their letters reflect their experiences living with African American families as well as their exposure to the violence directed at African Americans living in McComb and Amite Counties. |
| Heazle, W. H. | Title: W. H. Heazle Pharmacist's Recipe Books Quantity: 0.02 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 025 Abstract: Recipe books of pharmacist W. H. Heazle of La Crosse, Wisconsin, circa 1892. |
| Hebberd, Mary C. Hardgrove | Title: "W. P. Powers and His Regulators" Typescript Quantity: 0.02 cubic foot (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 237 Abstract: Typescript of a paper written by La Crosse, Wisconsin resident and historian Mary C. Hardgrove Hebberd: "W. P. Powers and His Regulators." |
| Hebberd, Mary C. Hardgrove | Title: "A La Crosse Mayor: Dr. Wendell Abram Anderson" Typescript Quantity: 0.02 cubic foot (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 236 Abstract: Typescript of a paper written by La Crosse, Wisconsin resident and historian Mary C. Hardgrove Hebberd: "A La Crosse Mayor: Dr. Wendell Abram Anderson." |
| Hedengren, Torsten R. | Title: Torsten R. Hedengren Papers, 1820-1941
Quantity: 2.4 cubic ft. (6 boxes) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 353 Abstract: Torsten R. Hedengren was born in Finland and came to the United States in 1913. After two years in New York, he was hired by Nordberg Manufacturing Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin as a diesel design engineer. He fostered Scandinavian and U.S. yachting interests and was involved in bringing the Scandinavian Gold Cup Race to the United States in 1927. Most of this collection contains correspondence, documents and drafts relating to Hedengren’s research on the history of the Queen’s Cup. |
| Hedges, William Saxby, 1895-1978 | Title: William Saxby Hedges Papers, 1918-1962
Quantity: 1.6 c.f. (4 archives boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 54AF Abstract: Papers of a broadcasting executive who served NBC successively as vice-president in charge of its stations, planning and development, and integrated services departments. Correspondence, 1926-1962, chiefly concerns Broadcast Pioneers, the National Association of Broadcasters, the Chicago Daily News, and WMAQ. The limited NBC material is best for the inception of television during the late 1940's. Also present are speeches and articles, clippings, memorabilia, a transcript of an oral history interview, and a number of NBC reports, including some by Hedges. Outside interests are reflected in several folders. Material pertaining to Broadcast Pioneers includes minutes, printed matter, issues of the group's in-house organ, and material on its history project. Of special interest is Hedges' interview with John F. Royal and the inventories of the project's collection. Information on the NAB, of which Hedges was a founding member, includes a constitution and by-laws, a proposed code of fair competition, convention programs, and a handbook. |
| Heffernan, Nathan S. | Title: Nathan S. Heffernan Papers, 1964-1995
Quantity: 72.0 c.f. Call Number: M95-198; M95-264; M96-143 Abstract: Papers of Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Nathan S. Heffernan, who was first appointed to the court in 1964 by Governor John Reynolds and served until 1995; Heffernan became the Chief Justice in 1983. Included in the collection is personal correspondence, personal and office subject files, speeches, articles, voting sheets, judicial conference files, mandate sheets, calendar resumes, and opinion case files. |
| Heft, Caren | Title: Caren Heft Papers, 1980-2004
Quantity: 6.8 cubic ft. (18 boxes) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 278 Abstract: The collection consists primarily of page proofs, production materials, and project files created and compiled by Caren Heft during her work as a book artist and letterpress printer. The collection also contains résumé materials in addition to both personal and professional correspondence. |
| Hegenbarth, Fred R., 1913-2004 | Title: Fred R. Hegenbarth Papers Quantity: 0.04 cubic feet (2 folders) Call Number: MISC MSS 207 Abstract: The Fred R. Hegenbarth Papers related to Hegenbarth's 34-year career at Allis-Chalmers in La Crosse, Wisconsin, and include photographs, certificates, retirement papers, commemorative pins, a banner for UAW Local 401, and other assorted materials. Also included is a seniority list of Allis-Chalmers employees hired between 1929 and 1939. |
| Heideman, Selma | Title: Selma Heideman Herbarium of La Crosse County Plants Quantity: 1.0 cubic feet Call Number: MISC MSS 185 Abstract: A herbarium (collection of plant specimens) collected in La Crosse County, Wisconsin, between 1893 and 1894. Soil type of where the plant was found is also given. Specimens are very fragile. Selma Heideman was the mother of Mrs. Dorothy (Arthur) Hering of Wauwautosa, Wisconsin. |
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Heiden, Eric; Heiden, Beth |
Title: Eric and Beth Heiden Scrapbooks and Fan Mail, 1977-1982
Quantity: 3.6 c.f. (1 record center carton, 2 archives boxes, and 2 scrapbooks), 24 photographs, and 18 posters Call Number: M2006-002 Abstract: Papers of Beth and Eric Heiden, Olympic speed skating champions from Madison, Wisconsin, relating primarily to the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid at which Beth won one Bronze and Eric won five Gold medals. The bulk of the collection consists of fan mail (1980) to Beth and Eric. Also included are scrapbooks, photographs, drawings, and posters. |
| Heifetz, Morris, 1901- | Title: Oral History Interview with Morris Heifetz, 1978 September 26
Quantity: 1 tape recording Call Number: Tape 714A Abstract: Tape-recorded interview conducted in Madison, Wisconsin, on September 26, 1978, by Sara Leuchter of the Historical Society staff with Morris Heifetz, a Russian Jewish immigrant to Madison, Wisconsin, in 1923; primarily concerning Congregation Agudas Achim (later named Beth Israel Center) which he served as secretary from 1924 to 1949. |
| Heikkinen, Dale | Title: Dale Heikkinen Papers, 1900-1997
Quantity: 0.5 c.f. (1 archives box and 1 oversize folder), 170 photographs, 7 transparencies, and 20 photocopies in 1 archives box and 1 folder, and 5 videorecordings Call Number: Northland Mss 5; PH Northland Mss 5; VHA 478-VHA 481; VHA 976 Abstract: Material collected by Dale Heikkinen, mainly relating to his family, especially his father, Leo Heikkinen, an inventor and manufacturer of logging equipment; to the family business, Prentice Hydraulics; and to the history and economic development of Prentice, Wisconsin. Included is a folder of information about George Elliot MacKinnon, a prominent local doctor. There is also genealogical information about the Pokela family (Heikkinen's mother's family) and information about the history and folklore of Finns in Wisconsin, particularly in the Brantwood area. |
| Heil, Julius P. (Julius Peter), 1876-1949 | Title: Julius P. Heil Papers, 1928-1946
Quantity: 6.4 c.f (16 archives boxes), 7 reels of microfilm [35mm], and 49 photographs (1 folder) Call Number: Wis Mss WC; Micro 1009; PH 2755 Abstract: Papers of a Milwaukee industrialist and former Republican governor who served in elective office from 1938 through 1942. The papers chiefly relate to Heil's public career and consist of chronologically-arranged correspondence, speeches, press releases, campaign briefing books, microfilmed biographical clippings, memorabilia, photographs, and other miscellany. Although much of the correspondence is routine, there are several letters from prominent individuals such as Frank Knox, Frances Perkins, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harold Stassen, Henry L. Stimson, Alexander Wiley, and Wendell L. Willkie. |
| Heiliger, Donald L. | Title: Donald L. Heiliger Papers and Photographs, Quantity: 5.1 linear ft. (9 archives boxes, 3 oversized boxes, and 4 oversized folders) of papers, 0.2 linear ft. (1 archives box and 4 negative flaps) of photographs, 1 film reel. Call Number: WVM Mss 1316 Abstract: Papers and photographs pertaining to the career Air Force service of Colonel Donald L. Heiliger, a Madison, Wisconsin native who served as a pilot in Vietnam, was shot down and held as a prisoner for six years, and served as an air attache' to several different countries. The collection is comprised of personal letters, invitations, correspondence, flight records, training materials, service records, military papers, certificates, information articles, and photographs documenting Heiliger's entire Air Force career. The majority of manuscripts pertain to his time as a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War. Heiliger was captured in 1967 after ejecting from his F-105 Thunderchief that had been hit by ground fire while flying a bombing mission over North Vietnam. Included are a few letters written by Heiliger to his parents and to his first wife, Carol, during his time as a POW. There are also letters written by Heiliger's mother to him while he was a prisoner. There is correspondence his parents received from government agencies and private organizations over Heiliger's status as a POW and efforts to have him released. Also found is a large collection of correspondence Heiliger received after his return home in 1973, mainly from people who had worn his name on POW remembrance bracelets. Also included are cards and welcome home signs that were made by Wisconsin schoolchildren and Madison residents. Other manuscripts pertaining to his POW time include materials pertaining to his reorientation program after his release, regulations and instructions regarding mailing items to POWs, and articles collected by his parents pertaining to the Vietnam War and American prisoners. There is also a large collection of materials pertaining to his post-Vietnam service as an air attache' with Uruguay, Chile, and Israel. Included are military papers and reports from his time spent working with each country, along with a large collection of personal invitations and thank you letters he received. Other manuscripts from his service include military papers and reports from his ROTC training and his service as a navigations instructor, flight records spanning his entire career, medical evaluations, and various certificates and promotion-related documents. Photographs in the collection also cover his entire service. Included are group images from his ROTC and Air Force navigation training classes, a few images of Heiliger posing next to an F-105, and a group image of he and his fellow pilots on nuclear alert while stationed in South Korea. Images from his attache' service include group photographs at events, Heiliger posing with various United States Air Force generals, and some group images from his assignments abroad. Of particular interest is a photograph taken during the signing of the first agreement between the United States Air Force and the Israeli Air Force. A few images of 9/11 attack on the Pentagon round out the photographs. Also included in the collection is a visual recording of a press conference given by Heiliger after release and return to the United States in 1973. The film shows Heiliger answering questions about his time in prison, his thoughts about the war protesters, and how he was adjusting back into everyday life. The end of the film is comprised of footage taken of Heiliger landing at an airport and meeting his parents. |
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Heim, Max L.; Brown & Rehbaum, Inc. |
Title: Max L. Heim Collection, 1960-1961
Quantity: 0.4 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Milwaukee Historic Photo Collection 46 Abstract: The collection is a series of photographs by Max Heim taken at the intersection of N. 3rd Street and W. State Street in Milwaukee, WI. The photographs were taken on four separate dates: May 11 and 13, 1960 and March 12 and 16, 1961. In most instances, the photographs on the later dates are taken from the same place and angle as the earlier ones. |
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Hein, Ernest, 1888-1971; Hein, Sena Midthun, 1887-1975 |
Title: Ernest and Sena Hein Papers, circa 1916-1971 (bulk 1930-1971)
Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (2 archives boxes and 1 flat box) and 6 photographs Call Number: Mss 387; PH 4667 Abstract: Family and business papers of Ernest and Sena Hein, who operated Hein's Home Bakery in Madison, Wisconsin, from 1930 until 1948 or 1950. Includes miscellaneous family correspondence, 1931-1964; family financial records and legal papers; a baby book, 1916; a recipe book, circa 1900; financial, supply, and inventory records for the bakery; and photographs of the bakery. |
| Hein, Harold William, 1905- | Title: Harold William Hein Genealogical Records, 1950s-1960s, undated
Quantity: 6.1 cubic feet (6 records center cartons and 1 oversize folder) and 0.8 cubic feet of photographs (in 2 archives boxes) Call Number: M99-017 Abstract: Notes, charts, correspondence, and other genealogical records prepared by Harold W. Hein in the 1950s and 1960s in order to document his ancestry and qualify for membership in the Sons of the American Revolution. Completed genealogies include charts and relate to the Trenchard, Bowen, Stevens, Townsend, Van Ness, Sonn, Funk, and Hein families, all of whom were early immigrants to Wisconsin (1840s) and several of whom had American roots dating back to the Colonial era. |
| Hein, Lucille E. | Title: Lucille E. Hein Papers, 1938-1994
Quantity: 5.6 c.f. (14 archives boxes); plus additions of 2.6 c.f. Call Number: Mss 837; M95-184 Abstract: Papers of Lucille E. Hein, a freelance non-fiction writer and former Wisconsin resident, who specialized in writing books for and about children, child-rearing, and religion. Included are printed copies, proposals and outlines, drafts, promotion material, and reviews of books written or edited by Hein, together with magazine articles and other non-fiction writing assignments and correspondence with her family, publishers and employers such as Association Press, Judson Press, the Lutheran Brotherhood Insurance Company, and the YMCA. |
| Heine, Lea, 1911- | Title: Lea Heine Papers, 1966-2006
Quantity: 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives box), 14 tape recordings, and 1 film; plus additions of 0.6 cubic feet and 4 tape recordings Call Number: Mss 484; Audio 620A; EA 001; M2007-104 Abstract: Papers of Lea Heine, a resident of Madison, Wisconsin, who served as a VISTA volunteer teacher in Lancaster, South Carolina. The core of the collection is a tape-recorded autobiography which contains information on her youth in post-World War I Germany and later life in Madison during the Depression, as well as her experiences as a VISTA volunteer. References to her volunteer activities are bolstered by diaries; students' work; printed copies of Me, a booklet she prepared utilizing a pupil's drawings which was used by VISTA as a recruiting tool; drafts of unpublished writings; a tape recording of an interview on the Today program about Me; and an additional tape recording and a home movie she made in Lancaster. |
| Heineman, William J., 1899-1974 United Artists Corporation | Title: William J. Heineman Files: United Artists Corporation Records, Series
8G, 1943-1951
Quantity: 3.8 cubic feet (10 archives boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 99AN/8G Abstract: Files of William J. Heineman's work for Eagle-Lion Films principally from 1950. The correspondence contains personal and business correspondence dating from his earlier association with Samuel Goldwyn and Universal during the mid-1940s. |
| Helfert, Joseph, 1894-1973 | Title: Joseph Helfert Papers, 1917, 1940-1946
Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes); plus additions of 0.6 c.f. and 13 photographs Call Number: Mss 559; M81-393; PH Mss 559 Abstract: Papers of Joseph Helfert, the editor of the Beaver Dam (Wisconsin) Daily Citizen and active participant in the civic and religious life of his community. The collection includes letters, postcards, clippings, and V-Mail sent to Helfert and his wife by Beaver Dam servicemen during World War II for sharing with the community. The correspondents document how the soldiers felt about army life and include information on officers and enlisted men, basic training and overseas duty in Europe and the Pacific, and the soldiers’ religious activities, promotions, jobs, units, and bases where stationed. The collection also includes material from the American Newspaper Publishers Association and the offices of censorship and war information dealing with propaganda and the code of wartime practices for the press. |
| Helgeson, Donald K., 1932-1976 | Title: Donald K. Helgeson Papers, circa 1956-1965, 1968-1976
Quantity: 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Green Bay Micro 20; Micro 722 Abstract: Papers of a Republican Assemblyman from Manitowoc, Wisconsin including newsclippings, brochures, and news releases from his campaigns, legislative service, and civic activities; campaign documents; and speeches. Includes a small amount of material related to Helgeson's non-political affiliation with Hamilton Industries. |
| Heller, Joe | Title: Joe Heller Cartoons, 1987-2005
Quantity: 1.5 cubic feet and 4 drawings Call Number: M2001-173; M2002-014; M2004-005; M2005-020; M2006-003 Abstract: Original political cartoons created by Heller for the Green Bay Press-Gazette representing local, state, and national issues including politics, the economy, sports, agriculture, and the media. |
| Helstein, Ralph, 1908-1985 | Title: Ralph Helstein Papers, 1933-1985
Quantity: 4.8 c.f. (12 archives boxes) and 7 tape recordings Call Number: Mss 867; Tape 1163A Abstract: Personal correspondence, speeches and notes, oral history interviews, labor history teaching materials, and subject files of Ralph Helstein, a long-time progressive leader and president of the United Packinghouse Workers of America. Correspondence documents his private law practice (1942-1964), work as general counsel of the Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee and as president of the UPWA (1946-1968), and activities and speaking engagements outside the labor movement and after his retirement with organizations such as Israel Histadrut, the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee, and the Committee for Rural Democracy in Crystal City, Texas. There are also by-laws, minutes, and financial reports of the Rath Packing Company collected while Helstein was a member of the company's board of directors; documents about an internal investigation prompted by A.T. Stephen's charges in 1958 of Communist influence within the UPWA; and a notebook used by Helstein during the contract bargaining in the 1960s. Prominent correspondents include Saul Alinsky, Patrick Gorman, Michael Harrington, Hubert H. Humphrey, Eppie Lederer (Ann Landers), Carey McWilliams, George Meany, Leslie Orear, and Edwin Witte. |
| Hemmelgarn, Melinda, 1956- | Title: Food Sleuth Radio Audio Recordings, 2009-2015
Quantity: 18 gigabytes (69 files) Call Number: Audio 1760A Abstract: Recordings, 2009-2015, of interviews with organic farmers, scientists, policy analysts, writers, filmmakers, and environmental and food activists, and broadcast on the series Food Sleuth Radio, hosted by registered dietitian and “investigative nutritionist” Melinda Hemmelgarn and broadcast on KOPN in Columbia, Missouri, exploring issues of food, health, and agriculture. |
| Hemsley, Gilbert, 1936- | Title: Gilbert Hemsley Papers, 1948-1980
Quantity: 36.6 c.f. (89 archives boxes, 12 oversize files) Call Number: U.S. Mss 178AN Abstract: Papers of Gilbert Hemsley, a lighting designer, production manager, and University of Wisconsin theater and drama professor. The collection consists primarily of production files and includes technical materials for a variety of ballet, dance, opera, theater, and special productions. Some were the result of cultural exchanges with countries such as China, the Soviet Union, and Cuba. Personal, academic, and professional files comprise the remainder of the papers. The collection includes materials from Hemsley's work with the American Ballet Theatre, Bolshoi Ballet, National Ballet of Cuba, Stuttgart Ballet, Wisconsin Ballet Company, Boston Opera Company, Houston Grand Opera, Metropolitan Opera Company, New York City Opera, The Performing Arts Company of the People's Republic of China, and many other performing companies. Theater files are primarily from productions in Madison, Wisconsin, and in numerous regional theaters across the country. Among the special productions are Jimmy Carter's 1976 inaugural ball and an industrial show by Oldsmobile. |
| Hendee, Kirby, 1923- | Title: Kirby Hendee Papers, 1956-1960
Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes) Call Number: Mss 686 Abstract: Papers of a former state senator (1957-1961) and lobbyist from Milwaukee, primarily consisting of constituent correspondence. Included are many letters expressing views on issues of the 1957 and 1959 sessions such as income tax withholding, billboard controls, mental health, facilities for the mental retarded, and released time for religious education. Correspondence with other legislators and other political leaders is limited and includes exchanges with Claude Jasper, Robert Knowles, Warren Knowles, Philip G. Kuehn, and Vernon Thomson. These letters relate to both legislation and to electoral politics, 1957-1960. Also included are a few bill drafts and copies of speeches. There are no files on Hendee's career as a registered lobbyist. |
| Henderson, Elmer W., 1913-2001 | Title: Elmer W. Henderson Papers, 1937-2001
Quantity: 3.5 c.f. (3 record center cartons, 1 archives box, and 1 oversize folder) and 16 photographs Call Number: M2002-058 Abstract: Papers, 1937-2001, of Elmer Henderson, a Baltimore native and lawyer who served on Roosevelt's Fair Employment Practices Committee (FEPC) (1941-1948) which was responsible for integrating black workers into war industries. The bulk of the collection relates to Henderson's work with the FEPC, principally his role as a regional director in Chicago (1942-1946). Also included are materials from Henderson's work with the Illinois State Commission on the Condition of the Urban Colored population, the American Council on Human Rights (ACHR), and political involvement with the Democratic National Committee and Stevenson's 1956 presidential campaign with regard to African-American issues. |
| Henderson, Skitch, 1918-2005 | Title:
Skitch Henderson collection,
1936-1969
Quantity: 108 linear feet (137 archives boxes) Call Number: MML 002 Abstract: Collection of manuscript scores and parts, and sound recordings principally written or arranged by Skitch Henderson. The collection consists of about eight hundred jazz and popular compositions arranged for studio recordings, and radio and television programs The collection includes nine transcription discs of performances by Henderson. |
| Henderson, Skitch, 1918-2005 Bittick, Jerry Burgett, Ambrose L. Cooper, Sydney Fontaine, Bill Hefti, Neal Henderson, Fletcher, 1897-1952 Kincaide, Deane Maltby, Richard, 1914-1991 Newsom, Tommy Rugolo, Pete, 1915-2011 Severinsen, Doc, 1927- Wilcox, Larry Zito, Torrie | Title: Skitch Henderson collection Quantity: 108 Linear Feet 137 flat archival boxes Collection includes holograph scores and parts. Call Number: mml002 Abstract: Collection of manuscript scores and parts, and sound recordings principally written or arranged by Skitch Henderson. The collection consists of about eight hundred jazz and popular compositions arranged for studio recordings, and radio and television programs The collection includes nine transcription discs of performances by Henderson. |
| Henderson, Thomas, Rev. | Title: Thomas Henderson Papers, 1805-1841
Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (3 flat boxes) Call Number: Kentucky Mss A Abstract: Photostatic copies of miscellaneous papers of the Reverend Thomas Henderson of Kentucky. Included are letters from Congressman Richard M. Johnson, 1825-1841, regarding Choctaw Academy, Great Crossings, Kentucky, Henderson's boarding school for Indian boys, and school accounts and invoices, 1837-1838. Also includes letters from Henderson's nephew, John W. Poteet, St. Louis, Missouri, 1817-1822, and other family correspondence, 1805-1839; a muster roll for Capt. Squire Grant's Company, 4th Regiment, Kentucky Mounted Volunteer Militia, 1813; and a letter from Andrew Jackson to Grant concerning the 1824 election, in which Henry Clay carried Kentucky. |
| Henle, Raymond Z., 1899-1974 | Title: Raymond Z. Henle Papers, 1883-1973
Quantity: 11.4 c.f. (16 archives boxes), 69 reels of microfilm (35mm), 252 tape recordings, and 31 disc recordings Call Number: U.S. Mss 55AF; Micro 640; Disc 91A; Tape 395A Abstract: Papers of an NBC news commentator and newspaper journalist, consisting chiefly of material for his radio program Three Star Extra, which was sponsored by the Sun Oil Company. Included are microfilmed scripts and editorials written by Henle, Ned Brooks, Charles T. Lucey, Felix Morley, Merrill Mueller, Edward Tomlinson, Russ Ward, Albert L. Warner, and others, 1956-1965; summary indexes, 1950-1965; fan mail, 1959-1965; and clippings. Spare documentation provided by the textual material for the pre-1956 broadcasts is supplemented by 100 recordings. Other tapes and discs include Presidential news conferences and addresses, speeches by prominent Americans, and Congressional hearings. The remainder of the collection consists of personal correspondence, financial records, and social papers. The correspondence is representative of Henle's wide political and diplomatic acquaintance and includes letters from Alben W. Barkley, Mark W. Clark, Gerald R. Ford, J. Edgar Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Hubert H. Humphrey, Richard M. Nixon, J. Howard Pew, and Archibald Roosevelt. |
| Henning, Manetta | Title: Manetta Henning Genealogical Information, 1650-circa 1980
Quantity: 7.3 c.f. (18 archives boxes and 1 tube) Call Number: M2001-081 Abstract: Compiled records documenting several branches of the Manetta Henning family from 1650 through the early 1980s. Records in this collection document the family’s emigration from various locations in Germany and several Scandinavian countries to Columbia County, Wisconsin. Included are charts, correspondence, reproduced documents and photographs, and other materials. The majority of the records date from the mid-nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century. |
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Henningsen, Paul A.; Milwaukee (Wis.). Common Council. |
Title: Paul A. Henningsen Aldermanic Records, 1969-2003
Quantity: 4.5 cubic ft. (11 boxes) Call Number: City of Milwaukee Archival Collection 85 Abstract: Records of Common Council Alderman Paul A. Henningsen, who served Milwaukee's 4th District from 1983-2003. Collection contains correspondence, reports, subject files, ordinance copies/drafts, handwritten notes, clippings, and publications. |
| Henry Bruemmer & Company | Title: Henry Bruemmer & Company Records, 1892-1934
Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (1 archives box) and 4 volumes Call Number: M82-522 Abstract: Financial ledgers of the Henry Bruemmer and Company grist mill, Ahnapee, Wisconsin. |
| Henry, E. William, 1929- | Title: E. William Henry Papers, 1955-1966
Quantity: 34.0 c.f. (85 archives boxes), 13 tape recordings, and 1 film Call Number: U.S. Mss 82AF; Tape 431A; Film AC 085 Abstract: Papers of an FCC commissioner (1962-1963) and chairman (1963-1966), who succeeded and carried on the policies and practices of Newton N. Minow. Correspondence, which dates primarily from Henry's tenure on the FCC, comprises 76 boxes and includes letters, memoranda, reports, working papers, speech drafts, and transcripts of testimony. The bulk of the correspondence is to or from individuals, organizations, and companies in broadcasting and the communications industry rather than the public at large. Well represented topics include regulation of cable television, the FCC's “fairness doctrine,” attempts to regulate television commercials, the Communications Satellite Corporation, limitations on multiple station ownership, network programming for local stations, AT&T, and the internal operation of the commission. The remainder of the collection is composed of final drafts of speeches, a film and tapes of several of these speeches and interviews, speeches by other individuals concerning mass communications, and five boxes of reference clippings. |
| Hensen, Steven L., 1944- | Title: Steven L. Hensen Papers, 1971-2008
Quantity: 11.4 cubic ft. (12 boxes) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 298 Abstract: Steve Hensen's papers document his career as a professional archivist and manuscript curator. The collection is comprised of his correspondence, drafts of his writings, and papers relating to his activities, including his involvement with the Society of American Archivists (SAA), workshops conducted, projects undertaken, and various archives conferences. |
| Hephner, Gervase A., 1936- | Title: Gervase A. Hephner Papers, 1969-1986
Quantity: 5.0 c.f. (4 record center cartons and 3 archives boxes) Call Number: Green Bay Mss 117 Abstract: Papers, mainly 1977-1986, of a former Democratic state legislator from Chilton, Wisconsin (Assembly: 1966-1986). Included are subject files containing correspondence from constituents, advocacy groups, state agencies, and colleagues primarily concerning the 1985-1986 Legislature and subject files concerning work on establishment of the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine, groundwater management, the Fox River Locks Task Force, and Operation Touch, a project to improve health care for the uninsured. |
| Herald, Leon Srabian | Title: Leon Srabian Herald papers Quantity: 15.0 Linear Feet 10 Letter Document Boxes, 2 Legal Document Boxes, 1 Records Storage Carton, 1 VHS Box, 1 Small Flat Box, 1 Large Flat Box, 1 Volume Call Number: Collection E Abstract: The papers of Leon Srabian Herald (1896-1976), an Armenian-American poet who wrote the first English-language text about the Armenian Genocide by an Armenian author. The book, titled "This Waking Hour" was Herald's first book, after publishing poems and short stories in a number of journals and magazines. His papers include numerous drafts of poems; manuscripts on a variety of topics including cosmology and sciences; correspondence between Herald and publishers, friends, other poets, and family; and dozens of memo-books with Herald's drafts. Some personal effects from Herald, including correspondence about his veteran status, reviews and newspaper clippings, and photographs of Herald, are also included. Individually cataloged titles with marginalia from Herald can be found in the UW Madison library catalog under the call number "Coll. E". |
| Herfurth, Elizabeth, died 1928 | Title: Elizabeth Herfurth Papers, 1907-1921
Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (6 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss GW Abstract: Papers of Elizabeth Herfurth, a Madison, Wisconsin, teacher, organizer and president of the Teachers' Retirement Fund Association, and secretary of the board of trustees to administer the fund. The correspondence shows the organization of the drive for the passage of the law, attitudes toward it, queries concerning its administration, rulings of the attorney general, and efforts to repeal and amend the law. With these are drafts of the bill, petitions, and questionnaires, and material on pension laws in other states. |
| Herfurth, Theodore, 1872-1950 | Title: Theodore Herfurth Papers, 1894-1950
Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss PL Abstract: Papers relating to Herfurth's historical study of the bronze plaque celebrating academic freedom presented to the University by the Class of 1910. Correspondence with participants in the five-year controversy over the memorial includes letters from F. Ryan Duffy and other student leaders relating to their efforts to have the plaque accepted by the regents, their achievement of the goal in 1915, and the way in which presentation of the plaque was connected with progressive politics and with the issue of academic freedom raised by the visit of Emma Goldman to the campus in 1910. Copies of letters from Charles Van Hise to Lincoln Steffens, 1908-1909, and information on Steffens' role in the selection of the motto are included, as well as letters from the regents to members of the Class of 1910, a typescript of source materials collected by Herfurth on the issue, and a manuscript article entitled “Sifting and Winnowing.” |
| Heritage Chorale of Milwaukee | Title: Heritage Chorale of Milwaukee Records, 2001-2011
Quantity: .2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 370 Abstract: Records of the Heritage Chorale of Milwaukee dating from 1982 to 2011. Included are programming materials and event brochures. |
| Herlitzka, Frank | Title: Frank Herlitzka Composition Book Quantity: 0.02 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 006 Abstract: Composition book kept by Frank Herlitzka of La Crosse, Wisconsin. |
| Herman, John R. | Title: John R. Herman Gas Station Collection, 1963-1967
Quantity: 0.6 cubic feet (2 archives boxes including 119 photographs) Call Number: PH 6001 Abstract: Valuation records of gas stations and bulk plants in Wisconsin prepared by John R. Herman for the Standard Oil Co. (AMOCO) to aid in negotiating property tax values with Wisconsin assessors. Records include photographs of the properties, legal description, sketches of lots, lists of equipment and improvements, and values. |
| Hernandez, Roberto, 1944-1994 | Title: Roberto Hernandez Papers, 1964-1994
Quantity: .2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 274 Abstract: Papers of Roberto Hernandez, a prominent Latino leader in Milwaukee who helped establish the Spanish Speaking Outreach Institute (SSOI) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 1970. Collection consists of photographs, articles, and other materials relating to his personal life and advocacy work. |
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Herron, Terrance J.; Milwaukee (Wis.). Common Council. |
Title: Terrance Herron Aldermanic Records, 1995-2002
Quantity: 2.6 cubic ft. (8 boxes) Call Number: City of Milwaukee Archival Collection 35 Abstract: Records of Common Council Alderman Terrance Herron, who served Milwaukee's 2nd District from 2000-2003. Contains correspondence, maps, and reports. |
| Hersheimer, Harry J., 1871-1952 | Title: Harry J. Hirshheimer Papers Physical Description: 0.8 cubic feet Call Number: MSS R Abstract: Harry J. Hirshheimer was born in La Crosse in 1871. The son of prominent La Crosse businessman, Hirshheimer was well known as a local historian. He collaborated with Albert H. Sanford in writing A History of La Crosse 1841-1900, and died in 1952, shortly after the book’s publication. These papers constitute materials collected by Hirshheimer while working on his book, The History of La Crosse 1841-1900, and while doing research for his radio broadcasts on local history and his papers presented to the La Crosse County Historical Society. |
| Hershey, Burnet, 1896-1971 | Title: Burnet Hershey Papers, 1913-1970
Quantity: 14.8 cubic feet (14 records center cartons, 1 archives box, and 1 flat box), and 0.6 cubic feet of photographs (1 archives box, 1 flat box, and 1 tube) Call Number: Mss 1069; PH 6628 Abstract: Papers, 1913-1970, of Romanian-born dramatist, war correspondent, and freelance writer Jacob Bughici Hirsch, who was best known by his professional name, Burnet Hershey. Photocopied clipping scrapbooks are the chief documentation of Hershey's reporting during World War I and II. The script materials primarily document his work for Vitaphone Studio. Also included are files on Hershey's proposed films, plays, books, and other writings, as well as his public relations work and correspondence related to his leadership of the Overseas Press Club. |
| Herth, Milt (Milton Eric), 1902-1969 | Title: Milt Herth Papers, 1924-1969
Quantity: 0.4 cubic feet (1 archives box), 1 reel of microfilm (35 mm), 75 photographs, 1 drawing, and 1 ephemera item (1 archives box), 46 tape recordings and 24 disc recordings Call Number: Mss 757; Micro 1150; PH 3803; Audio 1204A Abstract: Papers of Milt Herth, a nationally popular musician born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, who introduced jazz and swing music to the organ. Included are press releases, fan mail, an obituary and death certificate, microfilmed biographical clippings and a scrapbook, photographs, contracts, two scripts, and memorabilia. Concerning his musical activities are published arrangements, playlists and program listings, scores, promotional material concerning the Hammond organ, and audio recordings of his own music and music that he collected. |
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Herzfeld, Richard; Herzfeld, Ethel |
Title: Richard and Ethel Herzfeld Papers, 1847-1980
Quantity: 15.4 cubic ft. (26 boxes) 13 film reels 431 nitrate negatives plus additions of .2 cubic ft. (1 box ) and 1 oversize folder Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 232 Abstract: The bulk of this collection consists of family papers from Richard and Ethel Herzfeld. Also included are materials pertaining to Milwaukee's Boston Store. The Boston Store materials include advertising, correspondence, items pertaining to a 1934-1935 strike, financial reports, newspaper clippings, lantern slides, stereographs, glass plate and nitrate negatives, and photographs. The family papers mainly consist of photographs and films of Richard and Ethel and their daughter Carol Ann, their homes, and travels. Correspondence, journals, family documents, and memorabilia are also included in the collection. |
| Hesse family | Title: Hesse Family Papers, 1859-1937
Quantity: 0.2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 79 Abstract: This collection is papers of several members of the Hesse family of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It includes mainly personal correspondence and financial records. |
| Hesseltine, William Best, 1902-1963 | Title: William Best Hesseltine Papers, 1856-1964
Quantity: 30.0 c.f. (72 archives boxes, 2 card file boxes, and 1 flat box) Call Number: Mss 345 Abstract: Papers of William Best Hesseltine, a University of Wisconsin professor of history and scholar of the Civil War, relating to his teaching, research, and writing projects. Extensive correspondence provides insights and commentary on academic life at a major university and demonstrates the inter-relationships of the national community of historians. Among the correspondents are many scholars and former students including several of the most prominent American historians of a generation. The collection also contains papers relating to Hesseltine's work with the State Historical Society of Wisconsin, the Southern Historical Association, and university committees and files from his research and writing such as notes, drafts, manuscripts, and typescripts of his books, articles, reviews, and addresses. Other papers include lectures, syllabi, reading lists, clippings, and copies of publications. A biographical file contains legal and academic records, school papers and poetry, diplomas, and biographical and bibliographic records and clippings. |
| Heth, Edward Harris | Title: Edward Harris Heth Papers, 1930-1964
Quantity: 0.6 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 19 Abstract: Clippings, articles, photographs, correspondence, a manuscript and other materials from Wisconsin author Edward Harris Heth. |
| Heule, Jane L. | Title: Jane L. Heule Notebook, 1949-1951
Quantity: .2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 176 Abstract: A notebook from Jane Heule Yarbrough's Milwaukee State Teachers College days containing notes from her two-week student teaching/internship assignment at Blair Elementary School in Waukesha in 1949. Her notes provide insights to the first grade curriculum and daily schedule at the school. The book also has some notes, 1950-1951, from Yarbrough's first teaching job for the Long Beach Unified School District in Long Beach, California. |
| Heuston, Benjamin Franklin, 1823-1894 | Title: Benjamin Franklin Heuston Papers, 1849-1894
Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: La Crosse Mss J Abstract: Papers of B.F. Heuston, a Trempealeau County, Wisconsin lumberman, land speculator, general store owner, and county official, including correspondence (1850-89), diaries (1862-78), account books (1849-60, 1864-79), reminiscences, and historical notes on Trempealeau County. Most of the correspondence concerns Heuston's Civil War service with Co. C, 22nd Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment. The Civil War letters and diaries describe the 22nd Regiment's surroundings in Tennessee, Georgia, South and North Carolina, and Virginia; the Atlanta Campaign and Sherman's march through Georgia; Heuston's wounding at Resaca and subsequent stays in army hospitals, especially at Camp Chase General Hospital (Columbus, Ohio); and racial and abolitionist concerns, including the arrest of the 22nd Regiment's officers for refusing to return slaves, Heuston's teaching experiences in a Negro school (1863), and controversies about arming Blacks, Northern education, and enlistment of Blacks. Trempealeau County materials include a typewritten history (1890), including biographical sketches of early settlers and landowners; and a typescript concerning an old French post near Trempealeau. Also includes pages for the “Fonetik Longhand Writer,” “The pronouncing system of B.F. Heuston,” and handwritten articles on temperance, prohibition, the Pan American railroad, and “The Negro problem” (1890). |
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Hewitt, Joseph, 1811-1888; Bennison, Lydia Hewitt, 1844-1885 |
Title: Joseph Hewitt and Lydia Hewitt Bennison Papers, 1848-1890
Quantity: 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Micro 659 Abstract: Papers of Joseph Hewitt, an itinerant minister of the Primitive Methodist Connexion in southwestern Wisconsin, and his daughter Lydia. Joseph's papers include correspondence, ministerial papers, and diaries, 1848-1885, recording his travels, statistics on the churches he served, discussions of doctrine and other ministers, and observations on the Civil War and Lincoln's assassination. Lydia's diaries, 1880-1885, record daily activities and her reactions to the progressive consumption which eventually caused her death. |
| Heymanns, Charles, 1901-1993 | Title: Wisconsin Labor Oral History Project: Charles Heymanns Interview, 1981
Quantity: 4 tape recordings Call Number: Tape 955A Abstract: Interview conducted December 29, 1981 by Dale E. Treleven of the Historical Society staff with Charles Heymanns in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Heymanns was an AFL, then AFL-CIO activist and regional director, 1933-1968. This interview is part of the Wisconsin Labor Oral History Project. |
| Heymanns, Charles, 1901-1993 | Title: Charles Heymanns Papers, 1847-1990 (bulk 1934-1980)
Quantity: 4.0 c.f. (13 archives boxes), 1 reel of microfilm (35 mm), and 52 photographs (4 folders) Call Number: Milwaukee Mss 148; PH Milwaukee Mss 148; PH Milwaukee Mss 148 (3); Micro 2045; Milwaukee Micro 72 Abstract: Papers, mainly 1934-1980, of Wisconsin labor leader Charles Heymanns, which document his organizing work (1937-1963) for the Wisconsin AFL and later for the AFL-CIO, and two lengthy strikes at the Kohler Company. In addition to his weekly organizer's reports, the collection includes correspondence, scrapbooks (only available on microfilm), photographs, minutes, appeals for donations, financial records, picket rolls, and other records from the strike (1934-1941) of Federal Labor Union 18545 against the Kohler Company. Concerning the 1954-1965 strike of UAW-CIO Local 833, there are scrapbooks, correspondence as director of Region XII of the AFL-CIO, daily strike bulletins, and material of the Kohler Workers Association, the company union. The subject files include correspondence, clippings, minutes, and other materials pertaining to varied individuals, topics and organizations such as the American Party, Andrew Biemiller, the presidential candidacy of Henry M. Jackson, various state and regional COPE committees, the Sheboygan County Labor Council, the Milwaukee County Labor Council, the La Crosse Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman, and the organization of migrant farm workers in Wisconsin by Obreros Unidos. |