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Sullivan, Ed, 1902-1974	Title: Ed Sullivan Papers, 1920-1974 Quantity: 9.0 cubic feet (18 archives boxes, 1 flat box, and 1 record center carton), 1 reel of microfilm (35mm), and 146 films Call Number: U.S. Mss 111AN; Micro 1160 Abstract: Papers of a newspaper columnist and television host-producer. Entertainment files, the largest portion of the collection, include scripts, correspondence, and production information for his work in radio, television, and motion pictures. Radio materials consist of scripts for Ed Sullivan Entertains (CBS), Summer Silver Theatre (CBS), and various other programs and benefits. More substantial television material relates primarily to the long-running Ed Sullivan Show (originally known as Toast of the Town, CBS). This section includes correspondence; scripts; production, sponsorship, and financial information; clippings; ratings; and films. Also here is a script for a Friars Club “roast” of Johnny Carson and a script for the movie Singing Nun (MGM, 1966) in which Sullivan appeared. Writings include miscellaneous newspaper and magazine articles; copies of his “Little Old New York” column, 1941-1974, for the New York Daily News; and an unpublished biography of Lee Shubert. General subject files contain awards, certificates, correspondence, clippings, legal records, microfilmed scrapbooks, and speeches. Among the prominent correspondents are Steve Allen, Rudolf Bing, Bing Crosby, Jimmy Durante, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Duke Ellington, J. Edgar Hoover, Lady Bird Johnson, Edward M. Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy, John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Richard M. Nixon, Louis Nizer, Ronald Reagan, Don Rickles, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Richard Rodgers, Robert E. Sherwood, Francis Cardinal Spellman, Frank Stanton, and Adlai Stevenson.
Hanson, Eddy, 1893-1986	Title: Eddy Hanson Papers, 1970-1975 Quantity: 5 tape recordings, 4 disc recordings, and 0.1 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: Audio 604A; SC 1139 Abstract: Material concerning professional organist Eddy Hanson, Waupaca, Wisconsin. Included are three oral history interviews with Hanson, his friend and fellow musician Dan Barton of Oshkosh, and another friend, record producer Al Rollo of Appleton; four commercial disc recordings of Hanson performances; and one folder of sheet music, notes on the interview contacts, and other papers. Included is information on Hanson's youth in Waupaca, making piano rolls in Chicago, Prohibition experiences there, a friendship with Cole Porter and other composers and celebrities, World War I experiences in John Philip Sousa's military band, and other reminiscences. Barton discusses work playing with big bands in the early 1900's, his invention of the Bartola (widely used in silent movie theaters) and of the Barton Pipe Organ, and of his company's attempt to get into the church organ market.
Hanson, Eddy, 1893-1986	Title: Eddy Hanson Papers, 1970-1975 Quantity: 0.1 c.f. (1 folder), 5 tape recordings, and 4 disc recordings Call Number: SC 1139; Tape 604A; Disc 143A Abstract: Material concerning professional organist Eddy Hanson, Waupaca, Wisconsin. Included are three oral history interviews with Hanson, his friend and fellow musician Dan Barton of Oshkosh, and another friend, record producer Al Rollo of Appleton; four commercial disc recordings of Hanson performances; and one folder of sheet music, notes on the interview contacts, and other papers. Included is information on Hanson's youth in Waupaca, making piano rolls in Chicago, Prohibition experiences there, a friendship with Cole Porter and other composers and celebrities, World War I experiences in John Philip Sousa's military band, and other reminiscences. Barton discusses work playing with big bands in the early 1900's, his invention of the Bartola (widely used in silent movie theaters) and of the Barton Pipe Organ, and of his company's attempt to get into the church organ market.
Gordon, Edgar B., 1875-1963	Title: Edgar B. Gordon Papers, 1906-1961 Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (2 archives boxes and 1 flat box) Call Number: Mss 159 Abstract: Papers of Edgar B. Gordon, a music professor at the University of Wisconsin and pioneer in radio education, consisting of correspondence, articles and addresses, books, reminiscences, and biographical material. Pertaining to the program Journeys in Music Land which Gordon developed and directed for WHA, 1931-1955, are news releases, clippings, programs, and reports.
Conklin, Edgar	Title: Edgar Conklin Papers, 1849-1927 Quantity: 0.2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 318 Abstract: The personal papers of Edgar Conklin, who worked for the General Land Office and participated in real estate transactions in Wisconsin. Contains correspondence, mortgages, contracts, and receipts.
Doudna, Edgar George, 1877-1948	Title: Edgar G. Doudna Papers, 1843, 1900-1948 Quantity: 2.8 c.f (7 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss VL Abstract: Papers of Wisconsin educator and speaker Edgar G. Doudna. Correspondence, 1843, 1900-1948, relates primarily to speaking engagements and the work of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools. Letters Doudna wrote from Germany in 1936, describing German schools and social and economic conditions, are of special interest. In addition the collection contains articles and speeches, 1918-1948; notes and manuscripts on Wisconsin history; class notes and lectures; school material; and clippings.
End, Edgar	Title: Edgar M. End Papers, 1937-1981 Quantity: 0.8 cubic ft. (3 boxes) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 344 Abstract: Dr. Edgar End was a physician, diving researcher and a Milwaukee, Wisconsin native. This collection contains materials from and about Dr. End and his work. Included also is correspondence from 1942 to 1981, photographs, newspaper clippings and biographical information.
Edgerton Public Schools (Wis.)	Title: Edgerton Public Schools Records, 1921-1976 Quantity: 2.0 c.f. (5 archives boxes) Call Number: Rock Series 40 Abstract: Minutes of the school board, 1921-1976; clerk's record, 1930-1942; and annual reports of the school district plus some rural school districts consolidated into the Edgerton system, 1922-1971. The clerk's record book contains primarily financial information with some correspondence. The annual reports usually list financial information, number of pupils, and name and number of teachers. Schools are located in Rock County unless otherwise noted.
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.
Isaacs, Edith J.R. (Edith Juliet Rich), 1878-1956	Title: Edith J.R. Isaacs Papers, 1889-1957 Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (1 archives box) Call Number: U.S. Mss 47AN Abstract: Papers of an editor of Theatre Arts magazine (1918-1946), chiefly consisting of correspondence and manuscripts of articles, poetry, and two operettas by Mrs. Isaacs and members of her family. Among the prominent correspondents are Jacques Copeau, Paul Green, Martha Graham, Edith Hamilton, Robert Edmond Jones, D.H. Lawrence, Thornton Wilder, and Stark Young. In addition to the Isaacs' writings, the collection includes articles by Edward Bourdet, Edward Gordon Craig, Paul Green, and Langston Hughes; an annotated typescript of “A Note on the Theater” by William Saroyan; and notes on Mourning Becomes Electra by Eugene O'Neill.
Frank, Edith S., 1902-1991	Title: Edith S. Frank Papers, 1918-1988 Quantity: 1.8 c.f. (1 record center carton, 1 archives box, 2 card boxes, and 1 oversize folder), 1 reel of microfilm (35mm), 92 photographs, and 13 negatives Call Number: Mss 940; Micro 754; PH Mss 940 Abstract: Papers of Edith Sinaiko Frank, a native of Madison, Wisconsin, mainly relating to her adult life, marriage to David S. Frank, and volunteer involvement with many charitable, civic, and cultural organizations in Madison, Chicago, Toledo, and Charleston, West Virginia, as well as her deep interest in art and music. Included are biographical clippings (portions available only on microfilm), photographs, travel diaries, writings and class papers, correspondence with friends and associates such as Minsa Craig, Clarence Eidam, Dame Myra Hess, Aurora Natola-Ginastera and Alberto Ginastera, and Wolfgang Stresemann. Newsletters, membership materials, clippings, publicity, and correspondence document the organizations with which she was associated such as the Toledo United Nations Association, the Madison Art Center, the Wisconsin Jewish Archives, and various chapters of the American Association of University Women and the League of Women Voters. Also included are fragmentary papers of her husband, a president of Pure Oil Company; her mother, Sarah Goldberg Sinaiko of Madison, also an active civic volunteer; and other Sinaiko Family relatives. The Sarah Sinaiko files concern the Neighborhood House and include some correspondence with Marie C. Kohler.
Upson, Edmon D., 1865-1950	Title: Edmon D. Upson Papers, 1890-1949 Quantity: 0.6 c.f. (2 archives boxes) and 164 lantern slides Call Number: Mss 216; PH 2386; PH 2387; PH 2388; PH 2389; PH 2390; PH 2392; PH 2425 Abstract: Papers of Edmon D. Upson, an itinerant Methodist minister who was an evangelist in lumber camps, and later served as a pastor in Hebron, Peshtigo, Verona, Middleton, Waupun, Whitehall, and Madison, Wisconsin. Included are diaries; church record books from Waupun, 1897-1898, and Whitehall, 1915-1916; a daily expenditures and receipts book, 1894-1897; scrapbooks of clippings relating primarily to his ministerial career; and lantern slides used for religious lectures.
Lewandowski, Edmund D., 1914-1998	Title: Edmund D. Lewandowski Papers, 1931-1996 Quantity: 2.4 cubic ft. (5 boxes) 1 oversize folder Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 229 Abstract: This collection contains biographical materials about Precisionist painter and mosaicist, Edmund Lewandowski. Lewandowski was an artist, educator, president of the Layton School of Art (Milwaukee, Wisconsin), and later chair of the Art Department at Winthrop College (now Winthrop University) in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The collection consists of a scrapbook that documents all of these roles, comprised largely of photocopied newspaper clippings. Also included in the collection are correspondence, exhibition catalogs, awards and photographs of his artwork. Some newspaper clippings are in Polish. The collection contains very little original art and few original personal papers.
Eisenscher, Edmund	Title: Edmund Eisenscher Papers, 1936-1956, 1999 Quantity: 0.6 cubic feet (2 archives boxes), 1.2 cubic feet of negatives (3 negatives boxes), 0.6 cubic feet of photographs (1 archives box and 1 negative box), and 1 scrapbook (1 flat box) Call Number: PH 6051; M97-094 Abstract: Papers and photographs of Edmund Eisenscher, photographer for the Wisconsin CIO News and a member of Amalgamated Lithographers of America, Local 7 (Milwaukee). Brief papers include correspondence, financial reports, and wage scales from Local 7; minutes of meetings of the Allis-Chalmers West Allis Works Council; scripts and a playbill for performances by the Allis Chalmers Union Players; newsletters, constitution, and by-laws for the New Theater of the Air, an organization for amateur radio actors; and other miscellaneous labor-related material. The most significant portion of the collection is the photographs made by Eisenscher, most of which appeared in the CIO News. Imagery includes local union-related social activities, such as bowling, basketball games, Christmas parties, and dances; meetings and conferences; strike activities; Milwaukee politicians; union officials; women's auxiliary groups; and black unionists.
Zawacki, Edmund I., 1908-1993	Title: Edmund I. Zawacki Papers, 1935-1993 Quantity: 0.1 cubic feet (1 folder), 3 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 59 disc recordings, and 0.2 cubic feet of photographs (2 folders); plus additions of 0.2 cubic feet (1 archives box) Call Number: Micro 948; La Crosse Micro 12; SC 775; PH SC 775; PH 4912; Audio 1068A; M95-175 Abstract: Papers primarily on a two-year study, 1946-1948, proposed and conducted by Professor Edmund I. Zawacki of the Department of Slavic Languages, University of Wisconsin, which aimed at taking a microscopic look at a Polish-derived community in Wisconsin, measuring how both the culture of the Polish immigrant and the culture of the American inhabitant were changed as a result of heavy Polish immigration into the area. The collection consists of correspondence; research material obtained from a year's field work by Harriet Pawlowski in Independence, Wisconsin, including eighty case histories of Polish families in the area; various explanations and summaries of the study; an outline and chapter drafts for the projected but never completed study report; photographs, and sound recordings. Also present in paper form only are several articles and lectures, 1953-1957, by Zawacki on U.S. international relations and the Cold War, as well as materials, 1935-1993, focusing on Zawacki's interest in international relations, the Cold War, and sister cities.
Mills, Edmund, 1864-1920	Title: Edmund Mills Scrapbooks, 1834-1919 Quantity: .5 cubic ft. (1 box) 2 volumes Call Number: AGSL Manuscript Collection 16 Abstract: This collection contains four scrapbooks compiled by Edmund Mills. The scrapbooks largely focus on Arctic expeditions and explorers, and consist of newspaper and magazine clippings, illustrations, pamphlets, and book excerpts.
Arpin, Edmund P., 1894-	Title: Edmund P. Arpin Papers, 1917-1926, 1956 Quantity: 0.1 c.f. (1 folder) and 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Micro 16; SC 525 Abstract: Correspondence, notebooks, and other items concerning the World War service and travels through France and Germany of Edmund P. Arpin, 128th Infantry, 32nd Division. Several letters concern events of 1918 for which Arpin received the Distinguished Service Cross in 1921. One 1956 letter from Arpin concerns his recollections of “Indian Jeff,” an old-time river lumber rafter. Several undated essays and recollections by unknown writers concern the Arpin family, Francis X. Biron, John A. Gaynor, and the history of Wood County, Wisconsin
Ferber, Edna, 1887-1968	Title: Edna Ferber Papers, 1910-1977 Quantity: 10.6 c.f. (26 archives boxes and 1 flat box), 1 disc recording and 1 tape recording; plus additions of 0.2 c.f. Call Number: U.S. Mss 98AN; Disc 104A; Audio 1028A; MCHC82-008; M2006-126 Abstract: Papers of Edna Ferber, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and playwright. The bulk of the collection consists of correspondence, manuscript drafts, research material, notes and reviews of some of her novels, short stories, and autobiographical writings. Of these, Cimarron (1929), Giant (1952), Great Son (1944), and Ice Palace (1958) are best represented. Also included are materials related to theatre scripts such as collaborations with George F. Kaufman and George V. Hobart, as well as adaptations (including many film adaptations) of her work by others. Prominent correspondents include Louis Bromfield, Noel Coward, Jay N. Darling, Moss Hart and Kitty Carlisle Hart, Malcolm Johnson, Daniel Longwell, Kenneth D. McCormick, H.L. Mencken, William Lyon Phelps, Robert Sherwood, Louis Untermeyer, Alexander Woollcott, Rebecca West, and William Allen White.
Sievers, Edna	Title: Edna Sievers Oral History of Fox Point, 1975 Quantity: 1 audio cassette 2 digital files (1.44 GB) Call Number: UWM Manuscript Collection 211 Abstract: One audio cassette recording of Fox Point resident Edna Sievers answering a list of questions and describing life in the Fox Point, Wisconsin area in the early twentieth century. In this oral history, recorded on January 23, 1975, Sievers describes area stores and businesses; transportation; parks and farmland; homes and families; entertainment and social activities; and schools and government. There is no transcript.
Frankl, Eduard, -1927; Schultz, Hermann, 1861-1924, collector	Title: Eduard Frankl World War I Photographs Collected by Hermann Schultz, 1914-1916 Quantity: 1.2 cubic feet (3 archives boxes) Call Number: PH 2848 Abstract: Photographs by Eduard Frankl, a press photographer based in Berlin, Germany, taken during World War I from 1914 to 1916. Photographs concern the German war effort, including scenes in and around Berlin, Allied prisoners of war, refugees, and the battlefront throughout Europe.
Provost's Office Education Innovation Project	Title: Educational Innovation records Quantity: 1 Linear Feet One record storage carton. One linear foot of paper documents. Call Number: uac226 Abstract: The Educational Innovation records contain materials relating to the campus-wide initiative that took place from 2011-2017. The materials include project strategies and reports, budgets and proposals, online learning records, and Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) files.
Birge, E. A. (Edward Asahel), 1851-1950	Title: Edward A. Birge Papers, 1884-1954 (bulk 1905-1948) Quantity: 4.8 c.f. (21 archives boxes and 3 card file boxes), 355 photographs (1 archives box), and 95 negatives Call Number: Wis Mss QB; PH 1282; WHi(B46) Abstract: Papers, mainly 1905-1948, of Edward A. Birge, professor of zoology, president of the University of Wisconsin, and a pioneer in the field of limnology.
Dickinson, Edward A.	Title: Edward A. Dickinson Papers, 1947-1962 Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Mss 328 Abstract: Papers of Edward A. Dickinson, a member of the committee of Milwaukee's Plymouth Congregational Church which studied the proposed merger of the Congregational Christian Churches and the Evangelical and Reformed Church; including clippings and printed matter, mostly representing opposition to the merger from the League to Uphold Congregational Principles, the Committee for the Continuation of the Congregational Christian Churches, the National Association of Congregational Christian Churches (U.S.), and others. Also included is a small amount of correspondence, and papers relating to the Wisconsin Congregational Conference and the United Church of Christ.
Fitzpatrick, Edward A. (Edward Augustus), 1884-1960	Title: Edward A. Fitzpatrick Papers, 1914-1960 Quantity: 4.8 c.f. (12 archives boxes) Call Number: Milwaukee Mss AZ Abstract: Papers of Fitzpatrick, a prominent Milwaukee educator, consisting mainly of drafts of articles, book reviews, contracts, drafts for books, reports, and speeches, mostly on educational philosophy and criminology. Many of Fitzpatrick's writings were for the Catholic School Journal. Also includes some correspondence with editors and publishers, and notebooks of research notes and biographical materials.
Ross, Edward Alsworth, 1866-1951	Title: Edward A. Ross Papers, 1859-1969 Quantity: 15.0 cubic feet (38 archives boxes), 40 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 129 photographs, 1 drawing, and 1 book Call Number: Wis Mss RV; Micro 927; PH Wis Mss RV; PH Wis Mss RV (3); PH 1684; PH 1978; PH 3035 Abstract: Papers of Edward A. Ross, a supporter of liberal causes and an influential sociologist at the University of Wisconsin. Correspondence with fellow sociologists, representatives of sociological organizations, University of Wisconsin colleagues, and publishers document the major events and interests of his long career. From 1893 to 1900 the letters particularly indicate his views on bimetallism and capitalism, and many discuss the rift with Mrs. Leland Stanford which led to his departure from the faculty of Stanford University and subsequent academic freedom issues. Throughout the correspondence many letters reflect his interest in problems of population pressure, eugenics, and immigration restriction. During the 1930s his correspondence shows his interest in the New Deal, and his advocacy of federal health insurance and of the income tax in opposition to the sales tax. After Ross retired from active teaching in 1937, he lectured frequently on behalf of temperance education, worked for the American Committee for the Defense of Leon Trotsky, and aided the American Civil Liberties Union during the early years of World War II in support of conscientious objectors and of other efforts to offset wartime hysteria. Also present are field notes and class lectures, copies of articles and speeches, and drafts and revisions of Ross's best-known book, Principles of Sociology, travel diaries, photographs, scrapbooks of clipped newspaper and periodical materials, 1892-1909, and a box of unmounted newspaper articles, primarily of later dates, reveal the extent to which Ross became a national and sometimes a controversial figure in the development of sociological thought.
Bauser, Edward. United Artists Corporation	Title: Edward Bauser correspondence: United Artists Corporation records, Series 8F, 1947-1950 (bulk 1950) Quantity: 1.2 cubic feet (3 archives boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 99AN/8F Abstract: Correspondence mainly from 1950 of Edward Bauser, the assistant to Henry J. Muller, the corporate comptroller, and Walter Liebler, the head foreign comptroller. Topics covered include balance sheets, income statements, settlement statements, producer's allocations, the management of film prints and accessories, invoices, and tax and currency regulations.
Greene, Edward Brian	Title: Edward Brian Greene Nomination of Alick Dvirnak to the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame Quantity: 0.02 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 167 Abstract: Nomination of Alick Dvirnak to the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame, written by Edward Brian Greene of Dickinson, North Dakota. This nomination includes a history of the Diamond C Ranch in North Dakota and the Crosby family of La Crosse, Wisconin.
Hungerford, Edward Buell, 1900-	Title: Edward Buell Hungerford Manuscript, 1947 Quantity: 0.2 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 351 Abstract: Edward Buell Hungerford was born in 1900 and published mostly historical fiction aimed at young adults. This collection consists of a draft manuscript of his novel Fighting Frigate.
Choate, Edward, 1908-1975	Title: Edward Choate Papers, 1923-1973 Quantity: 4.2 c.f. (11 archives boxes), 3 tape recordings, and 2 reels of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: U.S. Mss 108AN; Micro 470; Micro 624; Tape 507A Abstract: Papers of a theatrical producer and theater manager mainly consisting of scripts, correspondence, contracts, advertising, microfilmed clipping scrapbooks, photographs, and financial records of plays produced or considered for production. Of these, files on Decision (1944), Juno and the Paycock (1940), Kindred (1939), and Miss Liberty (1949) are most notable. Several boxes of correspondence, contracts and booking files, publicity, annotated scripts, production information, and company journals concern the Margaret Webster companies of which Choate was business manager and partner. Related material added by David Fennema consists of research correspondence, interviews with members of the Margaret Webster Shakespeare Company, and a microfilm copy of some Webster Papers at the New York Public Library. There is also a group of correspondence, financial records, and a magazine article concerning Choate's experiences with the Old Vic Theatre. Prominent correspondents scattered through the professional papers include Barry Fitzgerald, Moss Hart, Robert Edmond Jones, Elia Kazan, Alfred Lunt, Burgess Meredith, Sir Laurence Olivier, and Geraldine Page. Additional personal correspondence, 1938-1953, with Irish playwright John Vincent Carroll and co-producer Arthur Shields contains many references to productions on which they collaborated. Personal papers include general letters, contracts, miscellaneous biographical records, a scrapbook concerning his eulogy of S. N. Behrman, and papers of two groups of which he was an officer: the Independent Citizens committee of the Arts, Sciences, and Professions and the Stop Censorship Committee. The folder on the censorship committee includes a tape of a 1948 meeting at which Florence Eldridge, Jose Ferrer, Moss Hart, Albert Maltz, Burgess Meredith, and Margaret Webster spoke.
Berkowitz, Edward D.	Title: Edward D. Berkowitz Papers, 1934-1991 Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (1 archives box), 174 photographs, and 24 negatives Call Number: Mss 461; PH Mss 461 Abstract: Materials gathered by historian Edward D. Berkowitz for his biography of Wilbur J. Cohen, Social Security expert and Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare under Lyndon Johnson. The book was published in 1995 as Mr. Social Security: the Life of Wilbur J. Cohen. The papers consist primarily of notes on interviews Berkowitz conducted with members of the Cohen family and selected associates. The interviewees are Cohen's sons Bruce and Chris, his brother Darwin Huxley, Helen Hill, Harold November, Merlyn Pitzele, Lewis E. Weeks, and Elizabeth Wickenden. Also included is a small amount of correspondence with and about Cohen, photocopied personal correspondence of Cohen's obtained from family members (1934-1940), and from Elizabeth Wickenden (1953-1974), photographs, and draft conference papers on Cohen, the American welfare state, and related topics. Among the photographs are black and white and color portraits of Cohen (circa 1954-1987) and his family, presidential bill signing ceremonies and cabinet meetings during the 1960s, his swearing-in and activities as Secretary of D.H.E.W., meetings of the National Commission on Unemployment Compensation in 1979, significant events in the history of social security, and snapshots of the author.
Daniels, Edward	Title: Edward Daniels Papers, 1834-1900 Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes) and 5 reels of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Wis Mss QC; Micro 918 Abstract: Papers of Edward Daniels, a participant in political and social reform movements who was also the first state geologist of Wisconsin and colonel of the 1st Wisconsin Cavalry during the Civil War. The pre-war correspondence contains information on his lectures on geology and on his work for the Wisconsin Geological Survey, 1853-1861. A few letters touch upon his military career, 1861-1862, and some concern his partnership with Joseph Medill and Horace White in a speculative venture into coal mining in Illinois. After the war, Daniels moved to Virginia and the post-war correspondence is largely concerned with Virginia politics, a newspaper enterprise in Richmond, Daniels' attempt to establish a cooperative industrial school on his estate, and a cooperative land colonization project in Mexico in which he was interested. Sixteen diaries, containing brief entries for the period 1862-1894, accompany the correspondence. The collection also includes field notes taken for the Wisconsin Geological Survey and drafts of lectures advocating cooperatives.
Decker, Edward, 1827-1911	Title: Edward Decker Papers, circa 1848-1906 Quantity: 13.4 cubic feet (10 records center cartons, 7 archives boxes, and 3 half-archives boxes) Call Number: M76-276; M95-279; M2010-167 Abstract: Papers of Edward Decker documenting his role in Kewaunee, Wisconsin, as a public official, land owner/developer, businessman, and newspaper owner. The collection includes correspondence, tax certificates, deeds, citizenship papers, marriage and land transaction records, household financial records, and other miscellaneous papers.
Dombrock, Edward, ca. 1880-1950?	Title: Edward Dombrock Account Books, 1903-1945 Quantity: 0.4 c.f. (1 archives box) Call Number: River Falls Mss F Abstract: Account books and miscellaneous farm inventories of Dombrock, a St. Croix Falls, Wis., brick manufacturer and farmer.
Eaton, Edward Dwight, 1851-1942	Title: Edward Dwight Eaton Papers, 1826-1947 Quantity: 3.8 c.f. (18 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss ON Abstract: Correspondence, diaries, and sermons of Edward Dwight Eaton, a native of Lancaster, Wisconsin, who was a Congregational minister and president of Beloit College, 1886-1917, and 1923. The greater part of the collection consists of correspondence between Eaton and members of his immediate family, including his father, Samuel Witt Eaton, and his wife's parents, J. Allen Barber and Elizabeth Banfill Barber.
McClain, Edward F., 1935-	Title: Edward F. McClain Papers, 1975-1980 Quantity: 4.6 c.f. (12 archives boxes) Call Number: Stevens Point Mss AV Abstract: Papers, 1975-1980, of a former Democratic legislator (Assembly, 1975-1980) from Wausau, Wisconsin. Included are correspondence with constituents, other legislators, and governmental agencies and subject files.
Jackamonis, Edward G., 1939-	Title: Edward G. Jackamonis Papers, 1970-1982 Quantity: 35.6 c.f. (32 record center cartons, 8 archives boxes, 1 storage box, 6 card file boxes), 2 tape recordings, and 5 reels of microfilm [35mm] Call Number: Milwaukee Mss 98; Milwaukee Micro 47; Micro 1032; Tape 1097A Abstract: Legislative papers of a Democrat from Waukesha, Wisconsin who served as Speaker of the Assembly from 1977 through 1982. Included are correspondence, legislative bill files, subject files, and microfilmed biographical clippings. The subject files contain a wide range of documentation on Jackamonis' involvement with most of the prominent issues of the period such as state and federal budgets, economic development of Wisconsin, taxation, and public employee labor issues, and on his political opposition to Governor Lee S. Dreyfus. There are also numerous files on his role on many standing and special committees concerned with regulation of cable television (on tape are two public hearings held on this issue), legislative oversight of executive agencies, lobbying, occupational licensing, and many other issues. There is also extensive information on the improvements in internal Assembly operations for which Jackamonis was responsible and on his administration of the committee structure. Also included in the subject files are genre categories of his press releases and newsletters. Correspondence includes indexed general exchanges with constituents and others and policy-level letters to and from executive agency administrators. The legislative bill files contain correspondence and material distributed by lobbyists and others to influence voting on specific legislation. Extensive biographical clipping scrapbooks are available on microfilm.
Jones, Edward G., 1868-1918	Title: Edward G. Jones Papers, circa 1861-1940 Quantity: 20.0 cubic feet (20 records center cartons) Call Number: M76-067 Abstract: Papers of Edward G. Jones, an Appleton, Wisconsin, lawyer, businessman, and land speculator (timber and mining). The collection includes correspondence, financial and legal records, and subject files related to various companies and clients such as the Bonanza Mining and Milling Company. Jones was the son of George C. Jones, and the two were in business together; consequently there is also a significant amount of George Jones material in this collection. Also included is some material of William Zuehlke related to his position as Assistant Postmaster of Appleton, and his activity in the Wisconsin National Guard and the United Spanish War Veterans.
Robb, Edward G.	Title: Edward G. Robb Recollections of Gays Mills and Prairie du Chien Quantity: 0.02 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 073 Abstract: Recollections of Edward G. Robb, recorded in 1939, pertaining to the Gays Mills and Prairie du Chien areas in Wisconsin.
Ryan, Edward G. (Edward George), 1810-1880	Title: Edward G. Ryan Papers, 1815-1902 Quantity: 0.2 c.f. (1 archives box) Call Number: Wis Mss HE Abstract: Papers of Judge Edward G. Ryan, chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, 1874-1880, including certificates and appointments, some drafts of his letters and a small amount of correspondence, poems, religious articles, and addresses.
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.
Hunter, Edward, 1902-1978	Title: Edward Hunter Papers, 1922-1960 Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 40AF Abstract: Papers of a foreign correspondent, author, and China specialist. Two folders of correspondence concern difficulties with the International News Service, 1936-1937; books and articles; and Hunter's conflict with Time over use of the term “brainwashing.” Other material includes background information for Brainwashing in Red China (1951) and The Story of Mary Liu (1955); papers relating to an attack on Hunter by New Times; translations and analyses of Chinese propaganda in newspapers, magazines, pamphlets, textbooks, plays, and films; translations of personal experiences of refugees from communism; and miscellaneous information on the Far East including embassy news bulletins from Afghanistan and information on Gene Symonds and Garry Davis.
Steinbock, Edward J., 1905-1964	Title: Edward J. Steinbock Papers, 1930-1964 Quantity: 2.0 c.f. (36 volumes in 5 archives boxes) and 191 photographs, 1 negative, and 1 drawing in 2 folders Call Number: U.S. Mss BH; PH 2931; PH 3095 Abstract: Papers of Edward “Twenty Grand” Steinbock, a nationally-known auto race announcer, consisting mainly of reference notes and statistics he compiled on auto racing during the period 1935-1962. Included are track records of drivers of sport cars, stock cars, and midget racers; race results; point and place standings; and histories of speedways. Also present are several printed articles; clippings by or about Steinbock; and photographs of Steinbock at the microphone, race drivers, and race tracks, and Steinbock with celebrities.
Zielinski, Edward J., 1907-	Title: Edward J. Zielinski Papers, 1946-1980 Quantity: 1.0 cubic foot (3 archives boxes) Call Number: Milwaukee Mss 50 Abstract: Papers of Edward J. Zielinski, a musician and conductor of the Milwaukee Catholic Symphony Orchestra, including personal correspondence, biographical sketches, minutes of the advisory board and programs of performances of the Symphony, drafts of program notes written by Zielinski, news clippings, and music scores of Polish Christmas carols composed and transcribed by Victor Prawdzik. Also included are a few other programs from Milwaukee orchestras occasionally conducted by Zielinski.
Kitchell, Edward, 1829-1869	Title: Edward Kitchell Diary Transcripts, 1852-1864 Quantity: 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Micro 485 Abstract: Diaries, 1852-1853, of Edward Kitchell concerning his journey from Illinois across the Great Plains in a wagon train, his gold prospecting on Rabbit Creek, California, and his school teaching and hog driving in Oregon. Included are descriptions of terrain and scenery, Pawnees and other Indians encountered, Mormons and their settlements in Utah, and comments on food, water, livestock, prices, and diseases. Also present are diaries, 1862-1864, of Kitchell's Civil War service as a Lieutenant Colonel in the 98th Illinois Infantry, mainly in Tennessee, and obituaries for Mrs. John W. Kitchell and Mrs. William R. Kitchell.
Kremers, Edward, 1865-1941	Title: Edward Kremers Papers, 1785-1941 Quantity: 3.8 c.f. (11 archives boxes) and photographs Call Number: Wis Mss NB; PH 3784 Abstract: Papers, mainly 1880-1941, of Edward Kremers, a former University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of pharmacy (1889-1935), together with a small group of papers of his father, Gerhard Kremers. Edward Kremers' papers document his childhood in Milwaukee; the German Reformed Church; the Mission House, a Reformed Church preparatory school; and his education and training in pharmacy at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy, the University of Wisconsin, and the universities of Bonn and Goettingen. General correspondence concerns his personal life and the German religious and cultural environment in which he lived, as well as many of his later professional activities. Additional essays, reminiscences, and subject files concern various topics related to science and pharmacy, post-retirement travel, and his pro-German biases on foreign policy. A large portion of the correspondence is written in German script, although translations are included for his correspondence with his fiancée. Additional professional papers are incorporated in the extensive Kremers' Reference Collection held by the University of Wisconsin Pharmacy Library. Gerhard Kremers' papers consist of reminiscences about the family's immigration to Manitowoc County in 1848 and later to Milwaukee; “Die Reise,” a discourse on social history and religion; and school lesson books.
Peet, Edward L., 1859-1929	Title: Edward L. Peet Papers, 1890-1929 Quantity: 0.2 c.f. (1 archives box) Call Number: River Falls Mss BV Abstract: Papers of Peet, a Burnett County, Wis., journalist, land developer, and promoter of immigration to the cutover lands of northern Wisconsin; including records relating to the Kohler-Peet Company, Minneapolis, a firm dealing in land along the St. Croix and Clam rivers, and to Peet's other business and personal activities. Included is a plat map of 1913 additions to Danbury, Wis.
Hopkins, Edward Leasure	Title: Edward Leasure Hopkins papers Quantity: 4.7 Linear Feet Two record storage cartons, one flat metal edge box, on 1/4" reel box, two map case folders. 4.7 linear feet of paper documents, phtographs, negatives, and slides. Call Number: uac164 Abstract: Edward Leasure Hopkins became a Campus Planner for the University of Wisconsin in 1964. Initially he headed the Campus Planning Office, a division of the Department of Planning and Construction. This collection contains documents from that office as well as from succeeding entities. Hopkins was deeply involved in the planning of a variety of projects to expand and rebuild areas of campus including traffic connections with the University Hospitals and Clinics, the renovation of the Lower Campus area, the South East Dormitory Complex, and the integration of the State Street mall and Lower Campus. In addition, Hopkins designed the clock tower which once stood at the intersection of State and Murray streets, now the East Campus Mall. The majority of planning documents in the collection concern two projects: the University Research Park, for which planning began in 1981, and the Championship Golf Course. Hopkins retired in 1998.
Coffman, Edward M.	Title: Edward M. Coffman Papers Quantity: 3 Linear Feet 3 record cartons Call Number: Accession 1994/080 Abstract: This collection includes materials created by Edward M. Coffman. Specifically, the collection includes correspondence, committee records, and class instruction notes.
Coffman, Edward M.	Title: Edward M. Coffman Papers and Photographs, Quantity: 2.0 linear ft. (2 archives boxes, 1 oversize folder, and 6 slide boxes) of papers and 1 folder of photographs. Call Number: WVM Mss 54 Abstract: Papers and photographs of Edward M. Coffman, who served in the Army during the Korean War and has since become a nationally renowned scholar of American military history. This collection deals exclusively with the civilian portion of his life. Included are letters written to Coffman by Benjamin Morgan, a once and future student who was serving in Vietnam at the time the correspondence took place. Morgan's letters convey the thoughts and concerns of a college-educated American fighting a controversial war in a completely foreign country; his feelings of culture shock are expressed in several letters. He touches upon drug use and sexually transmitted diseases among U.S. soldiers and projects a growing disillusionment with the war. The memorabilia that Morgan sent to Coffman can also be found in the collection, including numerous “Nguyen Charlie” comic strips. There are also seven photographs that he sent to Coffman, including one of himself. The majority of the collection centers on Coffman's career as a military historian. The hard work and research that he put into getting General Lucian Truscott's writings about the American cavalry published are reflected in this collection. Marked-up proofs of several military histories, a student paper about the Wisconsin Civil War soldiers buried in the Union Rest section of Forest Hill Cemetery in Madison, as well as fliers and programs for Coffman's speaking engagements all reflect his prominence in the field. The collection also contains war-related items that Coffman collected through the years, such as the World War I era presentation “Our Boys in France” (manuscript and slides), intended to create public support for the war effort, and glass slides of World War I maps.
Nager, Edward	Title: Edward Nager Papers, 1965-1974 Quantity: 18.0 c.f. (18 record center cartons) Call Number: M74-497 Abstract: Papers of Edward Nager, Democratic Representative (1965-1974) for the 78th Assembly District in Wisconsin, documenting his legislative interests and committee work related to lending reform, low-income housing, no fault auto insurance, and Wisconsin municipalities.
Nishan, Edward, collector	Title: Edward Nishan Collection of Lincolniana, 1860-1937 Quantity: 1.8 cubic feet (1 archives box and 3 flat boxes) Call Number: PH 6014 Abstract: Prints, ephemera, and an 1860 campaign banner relating to the life of Abraham Lincoln, dating 1860 to 1937. Images primarily consist of engravings and lithographs dating to Lincoln's presidency depicting Lincoln as a family man, on his death bed, and as a martyr. The collection also contains images of Lincoln's childhood home in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, as well as photographs and ephemera relating to the Lincoln memorials in Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Springfield, Illinois.
Baillie, Edward P.	Title: Edward P. Baillie Papers and Photographs, Quantity: 0.8 linear ft. (2 archives boxes and 4 oversized folders) of papers and 0.4 linear ft. (1 archives box) of photographs. Call Number: WVM Mss 941 Abstract: The papers and photographs of Edward P. Baillie, an officer in the Coastal Artillery who later served at a stateside prisoner of war camp during World War II. His time at the prisoner of war camp in Ruston, Louisiana is documented by a directory of the camp, roster of the prisoners, and various passes, as well as a sketch and several watercolor paintings by the prisoners. The camp held German and Ukrainian prisoners, largely officers. A large amount of study materials from his time at a radar school at the Presidio show the information being presented to the students. The collection also contains numerous souvenirs collected by Baillie and his wife, Sarah, in the several states and bases at which he served during the war. Sarah stayed with Baillie as he was transferred around the country and often found war work at nearby bases. Largely ephemeral in nature, these souvenirs document the stateside soldier as tourist. Many of the souvenirs are postcards, but they also include menus, flyers, and advertisements for local establishments from places like a bullfight in Juarez, Mexico, the Carlsbad Caverns, Muir Woods, Lake Tahoe, New Orleans, and San Quentin prison. A newspaper from San Francisco welcomed war workers to the city, introducing restaurants and other places of interest in the city. Photographs correspond to the souvenirs in that they document the travels and recreational activities of Edward and Sarah rather than his military service. The photographs of landlords show that Sarah lived off base and needed to find accommodations. Edward is in uniform in most of the photographs and there are shots of other uniformed men at the Army base in San Rafael, California.
Morgan, Edward P., 1910-1993	Title: Edward P. Morgan Papers, 1923-1986 Quantity: 43.6 c.f. (109 archives boxes) and 38 tape recordings Call Number: U.S. Mss 11AF; Tape 423A Abstract: Papers of Edward P. Morgan, a journalist and news commentator for radio and television best known for his award-winning ABC news program Edward P. Morgan and the News. Annotated scripts for this program constitute the bulk of the collection, but there are also materials for other television programs for ABC and CBS and for PBL, an experimental program aired by the Public Broadcasting Laboratory. Also included are opening and closing messages which reflect the views of the AFL-CIO, Morgan's sponsor, and numerous recordings. Correspondence includes fan mail and letters from many prominent individuals which are of both personal and professional interest. Further documenting Morgan's career are notes and drafts of his book Clearing the Air; copies of his Newsday column “The Shape of the News”; and stories and related research for Collier's, United Press, the Chicago Daily News, and other journals and magazines. There are also several diaries which primarily relate to his coverage of World War II; many research files and notes; and other miscellaneous personal and biographical items.
Sherry, Edward Paddock, 1871-1941	Title: Edward Paddock Sherry: Sherry Family Business Papers, 1853-1961 Quantity: 76.5 c.f. (191 archives boxes and 1 volume) Call Number: Milwaukee Mss EK Abstract: Papers documenting the business ventures of three generations of the Sherry family, containing information on more than twenty business concerns in paper manufacturing, lumbering, electric power, and real estate in the Park Falls, Milwaukee, and Neenah, Wisconsin areas. Most thoroughly covered are the affairs of the Wisconsin Realty Company of Milwaukee, the Winnebago Realty Company of Neenah and Milwaukee, and the Flambeau Paper Company of Park Falls. All the firms apparently were centrally administered by the Sherry family. Most of the collection dates from 1898 to 1941 when Edward P. Sherry directed the family's interests; the largest group of records documents Edward's running of the Wisconsin Realty Company, and its involvement in the building of the Flambeau Reservoir (now called the Turtle-Flambeau Flowage), and the development of dams and electric power along the Wolf River in Langlade County. Records prior to 1898 consist largely of land deeds, grants, and patents, with fragmentary correspondence and financial records. For the post-1940 period various types of records exist, but all are fragmentary.
Stettinius, Edward R. (Edward Reilly), 1900-1949	Title: Edward R. Stettinius Clippings, 1944-1945 Quantity: 2 reels of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Micro 353 Abstract: Microfilm copy of newspaper clippings scrapbooks in the Edward R. Stettinius Papers at the University of Virginia Library. They document participation by Stettinius, Franklin Roosevelt's Undersecretary of State, in the affairs of state following World War II, specifically the Dumbarton Oaks Conference, the Yalta Conference, the Inter-American Conference in Mexico City, 1945, and the United Nations Conference on International Organization at San Francisco in 1945.
Raftery, Edward United Artists Corporation	Title: Edward Raftery Files: United Artists Corporation Records, Series 7B, 1926, 1932, 1940-1947 Quantity: 6.2 cubic feet (16 archives boxes) Call Number: U.S. Mss 99AN/7B Abstract: Correspondence belonging to Edward Raftery during his term as president and chairman of the board of directors for United Artists Corporation from December 12, 1941 to August 5, 1947. The series consists of correspondence with the various departments and personnel of United Artists, theater owners, producers and production companies, firms related to United Artists, and miscellaneous reports and correspondence.
DeNomie, Edward S.	Title: Edward S. DeNomie Papers and Photographs, Quantity: 0.2 linear ft. (1 archives box) of papers, 0.6 linear ft. (1 archives box, one flat box, and 61 negative flaps) of photographs. Call Number: WVM Mss 1227 Abstract: Manuscripts and photographs relating to the service of Edward DeNomie, a Bad River Ojibwa who served with Company K, 3rd Wisconsin Infantry Regiment during the Mexican Border War and with the 128th Infantry Regiment of the 32nd Division during World War I. Originally from Keweenaw Bay, Michigan, DeNomie attended the Tomah Indian Boarding School in Tomah and was later recruited by the Wisconsin National Guard. The collection includes manuscripts and photographs pertaining to his high school years as well as his service with the National Guard. The manuscripts include service records, letters, photocopies of Indian registers and family history documents, a copy of the Tomah High School yearbook, souvenir brochures, photocopies of a scrapbook, and a personal diary from World War I. The diary contains brief daily entries describing troop movements, supply distributions, disease on the front line, undergoing artillery bombardments, collecting war souvenirs from dead German soldiers, and witnessing his friend “Chub” being killed by shrapnel. It also includes a prayer entitled “A Soldier's Prayer,” which is a humorous take on the Lord's Prayer, and a poem entitled “The Slacker” which demeans those who did not serve during the war. DeNomie wrote a timeline of events pertaining to the 32nd division in his diary, along with a description and sketch of the insignia of all the divisions that comprised the American Expeditionary Force. The letters include one sent by his father and two from Naida while he was training with the National Guard in 1917. They discuss happenings within the family and friends, with Naida kidding him about being a “sissy.” There is also one letter (1920) from his sister, Odelia, who joined a convent, wishing his family a Happy Easter. There is also a souvenir program from a reception held for the return of Company B, 121st Machine Gun Battalion. It lists the members of the battalion, including DeNomie, who is listed as a private. Also of interest is a comical “will” of Kaiser Wilhelm that names who he is leaving his things to after the war. The photographs include oversized images of his high school sports teams, family images, training at Fort Douglas, and postcards and photographs from his combat service. The images taken during training show DeNomie and Native American soldiers relaxing and humorously posing. One photograph shows two Native American soldiers pretending to bayonet a fellow soldier, while another shows a soldier aiming a handgun at another soldier who is smiling as he holds his hands up in surrender. There are also images of DeNomie posing with members of his kitchen patrol, and interacting with fellow soldiers. Particularly interesting are several images of soldiers taken during training and during the Mexican Border War that he identifies as being his “buddies.” World War I postcards and photographs include images of the destruction, German soldiers and submarines, and various famous European sites. DeNomie included captions on some images describing battle locations, witnessing destruction, and identifying the ship that took him to Europe.
Kerstein, Edward S., 1911-2004	Title: Edward S. Kerstein Manuscript, circa 1966 Quantity: 0.4 cubic ft. (1 box) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 23 Abstract: Collection consists of a complete manuscript and proof copy of Edward Kerstein’s biography of Daniel Hoan, Milwaukee's All-American Mayor: Portrait of Daniel Webster Hoan (1966).
Redington, Edward S., 1820-1888 [Digitized content]	Title: Edward S. Redington Papers, 1850-1867 Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (1 archives box and 1 flat box); plus additions of 0.6 c.f. Call Number: Wis Mss EQ; M73-391 Abstract: Civil war papers of Captain Edward S. Redington, Company D, 28th Regiment Wisconsin Infantry, consisting of typewritten copies of letters written in 1862 and 1863 to his wife at Whitewater, Wisconsin, order books and report of the above company, and a roll book of the Pioneer Company of the 1st Division of the 7th Army Corps, to which Redington was assigned as captain commanding at its formation in 1863.
Bragg, Edward Stuyvesant, 1827-1912	Title: Edward Stuyvesant Bragg Papers, 1853-1912 Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss KM Abstract: Papers of Brigadier General Bragg of the 6th Wisconsin Infantry in the Civil War, a hero of the “Iron Brigade.” His letters are mainly to his wife in Fond du Lac, Wis., written from camp and battlefield, and later a few from the House of Representatives in Washington and from Havana, Cuba, where he was consul general. There is a little material from Hong Kong, China, where he was stationed as consul general for four years, and some political letters from William F. Vilas and others. Letter books, 1888-1889, kept by Bragg while minister to Mexico, contain copies of his official letters to the Department of State, to the Mexican government, and to private citizens in both countries, and some copies of letters received at the legation. Included in the collection are some Civil War reminiscences, an address explaining the purposes of the Union Veteran Legion, a muster roll of Co. E of the 6th Infantry, and biographical material.
Donahue, Edward T.; Milwaukee County Expressway Commission.	Title: Edward T. Donahue Papers, 1946-1966 Quantity: 1.4 cubic ft. (3 boxes) Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 347 Abstract: This collection is the papers of Edward T. Donahue who was a member of the Milwaukee County Expressway Commission from 1962-1966. The materials focus on his work in this commission and its activities.
Fairchild, Edward Thomas, 1872-1965	Title: Edward T. Fairchild Papers, 1898-1965 Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes) and 7 photographs (1 flat box) Call Number: Mss 374; PH 6738 Abstract: Papers of Edward T. Fairchild, a conservative Wisconsin state senator, 1910 gubernatorial candidate, and associate and chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Included is correspondence, a personal ledger, legislative and judicial records, and an extensive collection of speeches and writings. The correspondence focuses on his election campaigns and the personal and social aspects of Fairchild's public career, including the judge's interest in topics ranging from ethics to poetry and law. Included are minutes of the State Board of Public Affairs (1916) and a file on Chief Justice Marvin B. Rosenberry.
Lauer, Edward T.	Title: Edward T. Lauer Papers and Photographs, Quantity: Papers and photographs, 1915-1981. 15.4 ln. ft. (31 archives boxes, 3 flat boxes, and 23 oversize folders) of papers and 3.4 linear ft. (7 archives boxes, 1 flat box, 1 folder, and 14 oversized folders) of photographs. Call Number: WVM Mss 32 Abstract: Papers and photographs of Edward T. Lauer, a sanitary squadman during World War I who was very active and prominent in veterans' organizations throughout his life. The largest portion of the collection relates to Lauer's work with three different veterans' organziations: the 32nd Division Veterans Association, the National Tuscania Survivor's Association, and the Red Arrow Club of Milwaukee. These materials document his role as historian and give an idea of the activities of the organizations. The 32nd Division Veterans Association played a large role in the publication of Harold Blakeley's 32nd Infantry Division in World War II, the Tuscania group corresponded with the German U-boat captain who sank their ship, and the Red Arrow Club successfully lobbied to have State Highway 32 dedicated as the Red Arrow 32nd Division Memorial Highway. The collection also contains materials relating to Lauer's work in the war industries during World War II, particularly papers and photographs from the Milwaukee Ordnance Plant. Lauer's role as a historian in veterans' organizations led other veterans to entrust him with their primary documents; this collection has military intelligence documents from both World Wars, including maps, reports, and photographs. Lauer's numerous writings, autobiographical and unit histories, are included along with some unpublished historical writings of others on the World Wars. The histories of the 126th Infantry Regiment in World War I and the 127th Infantry Regiment in World War II are particularly comprehensive.
Tomlinson, Edward, 1892-1973	Title: Edward Tomlinson Papers, 1911-1972 Quantity: 4.8 c.f. (12 archives boxes), 132 photographs, and 34 negatives Call Number: U.S. Mss 71AF; PH 4680; PH 4673 Abstract: Papers of Edward Tomlinson, an author, journalist, and radio broadcaster who specialized in coverage of Latin American affairs. The bulk of the collection consists of radio scripts and writings, many in draft form, for magazines and newspapers. Of the articles, 34 were written during World War II for Collier's, for which he was Latin American correspondent and then associate editor. Also included are articles and book ideas and a file of news releases, 1938-1959, primarily for the Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance. The scripts pertain to Three Star Extra; The Other Americas, a program on Latin American music and culture produced by Tomlinson during the 1930s; Paths to Prosperity, a short series on the United States and the world economy, Pan American conferences at Montevideo in 1933, Buenos Aires in 1936, Lima in 1938, and Rio de Janeiro in 1942; and general NBC news coverage of Latin American domestic affairs and foreign relations, circa 1930-1949. The remainder of the collection is made up of biographical material, correspondence (prominent correspondents include Cordell Hull and Mike Mansfield), speeches, and reviews of Look Southward, Uncle (1959). There is also a set of notebooks, circa 1960-1970, and typed notes of confidential conversations concerning the Argentine political situation in 1957.
Morehouse, Edward Ward, 1896-1974	Title: Edward W. Morehouse Papers, 1920-1974 Quantity: 1.2 c.f. (3 archives boxes) Call Number: Mss 807 Abstract: Professional papers of Edward W. Morehouse, an economist, official of the Wisconsin Public Service Commission (1931-1941), and vice-president of the General Public Utilities Corporation (1940-1961). The papers primarily consist of drafts and final copies of many articles and book reviews, and teaching materials. Also included are subject files and professional correspondence with John R. Commons, William R. Leiserson, F. W. Taussig, and Henry C. Taylor.
Trimpey, Edwin Burt; Arthur T. Johnson Studio	Title: Edwin Burt Trimpey and Arthur T. Johnson Studio World War I Draftee Photographs, Sauk County, Wisconsin, 1917-1918 Quantity: 18 photographs (1 archives box) Call Number: PH 336 Abstract: Photographs by Edwin Burt Trimpey and the Arthur T. Johnson Studio of men drafted for military service in World War I dressed in civilian clothes before leaving for military training, 1917-1918.
Coe, Edwin Delos, 1840-1909	Title: Edwin D. Coe Papers, 1860-1908 Quantity: 0.6 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss GM Abstract: A set of diaries of Edwin D. Coe, containing brief daily entries for the years 1861-1908, with volumes missing for 1862, 1867, 1874, 1877, 1891, 1902, and 1906. The entries, the early ones of which are in Latin, sketch Coe's career at the University of Wisconsin and in the army, as a student of law at Watertown and Janesville, his connection with the Badger Oil Company at Bothwell, Canada, and with several Wisconsin newspapers, including the Whitewater Register, as chief clerk of the Wisconsin Assembly in 1882 and 1885-1889, and as pension agent in Milwaukee, 1897-1908. The diaries note also his connections with local and state Republican organizations, his correspondence, and educational, farm, and press associations to which he belonged. With the diaries is a small collection of letters written by and to Coe, mainly from classmates at the university and in the army.
Witte, Edwin E. (Edwin Emil), 1887-1960	Title: Edwin E. Witte Papers, 1903-1970 Quantity: 124.7 c.f. (276 archives boxes, 15 flat boxes, 6 card file boxes, and 1 volume) and 2 reels of microfilm (35 mm); plus additions of 4.3 c.f., 38 photographs, and 14 disc recordings Call Number: Wis Mss VP; Micro 404; Micro 405; M71-304; M73-121; M76-131; M76-168; M85-461; M85-536; M2005-076 Abstract: Primarily professional papers of Edwin E. Witte, a University of Wisconsin economist, specialist in labor legislation, and the chief author of the Social Security Act of 1935; including correspondence, research files, articles, speeches, lecture notes, diaries, scrapbooks, photographs, and audio recordings.
Elkins, Edwin	Title: Edwin Elkins Letters Quantity: 0.02 cubic feet (1 folder) Call Number: MISC MSS 182 Abstract: Photocopies of transcribed letters (1863-1865) written by Edward Elkins. Elkins was a Civil War soldier from Trempealeau County, Wisconsin, serving as 1st Lieutenant in the Wisconsin Infantry from 1861-1865.
Newman, Edwin H., 1919-2010	Title: Edwin H. Newman Papers, 1936-1974 (bulk 1965-1974) Quantity: 9.2 cubic feet (23 archives boxes), 0.1 cubic feet of photographs (1 folder), 1 tape recording, and 2 disc recordings Call Number: U.S. Mss 78AF; PH 6890; Audio 536A; Disc 135A Abstract: Papers of Edwin H. Newman, an author and NBC news commentator and drama critic, comprised of fan mail, annotated playbills and programs, television scripts, and transcripts. The fan mail, mainly 1963-1974, pertains to many important events of the period: Spiro Agnew's attack on the media, the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., the Vietnam War, and Watergate. Handwritten notes used in his dramatic criticism are part of a file of playbills and programs, 1968-1971. The reviews themselves are present as scripts for Eleventh Hour News and other WNBC-TV programs. In addition, there are scripts for several specials and transcripts for Speaking Freely, which Newman moderated for WNBC-TV. Guests included Birch Bayh, David Ben Gurion, James Bryant Conant, Marc Connelly, Aaron Copland, Milton Friedman, S.I. Hayakawa, Herbert G. Klein, David Lilienthal, William Manchester, Robert Moses, Wright Patman, George Reedy, Bayard Rustin, Jean Jacques Servan-Schreiber, Susan Sontag, Rod Steiger, James Stewart, Lee Strasberg, John Tower, Stewart Udall, and Roy Wilkins. Also included in the collection are clippings, speech materials, and photographs depicting Edwin Newman's freshman year at the University of Wisconsin (1936-1937).
Van Ostrand, Edwin H., 1860-1928	Title: Edwin H. Van Ostrand Papers, 1738 , 1805 , 1829-1911 Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Oshkosh Mss AY Abstract: Papers of Van Ostrand, of Neenah and Antigo, Wisconsin, a dealer in timber lands in Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Idaho. Included is business correspondence, 1899-1901, 1909-1911; family letters; genealogical notes on the families of Chapman, Culver, and Van Ostrand; agreements and deeds; and two diaries by William L. Culver, Mrs. Van Ostrand's grandfather, kept in Connecticut in 1881 and in Portage, Wis., in 1884.
Hurlbut, Edwin, 1817-1905	Title: Edwin Hurlbut Papers, 1834-1903 Quantity: 0.1 c.f. (3 folders) Call Number: SC 764 Abstract: Papers of Edwin Hurlbut, a Wisconsin editor and attorney involved in the Free Soil party and the beginnings of the Republican Party. Included are correspondence, legal documents, and printed material, including an 1856 platform of Wisconsin's American Party, Sons of Temperance material, a temperance song book, and the 1858 Grand Chapter Proceedings of the Royal Arch Masons. Also present is brief information on Hurlbut's Civil War service, state militia service, and as aide to the Commander in Chief.
Gross, Edwin J., 1881-1956	Title: Edwin J. Gross Papers, 1902-1956 Quantity: 0.8 c.f. (2 archives boxes) Call Number: Wis Mss QX Abstract: Papers of Edwin J. Gross, a Progressive politician and lawyer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gross was a supporter of Robert M. La Follette, a political ally and personal friend of Irvine L. Lenroot, and manager of Wendell L. Willkie's Wisconsin campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in 1944. The collection includes selected political corrrespondence received by Gross, some speeches made by him prior to 1921, reports and notes on the Republican national conventions of 1916 and 1920, a typescript of his proposed book entitled “A Political Grab-bag,” and four volumes of newspaper clippings relating to his career. Prominent correspondents include Amos Pinchot, Lenroot, and La Follette as well as many other political figures.
Smith, Edwin L.	Title: Edwin L. Smith Milwaukee, Wisconsin Photographs, 1889-1890 Quantity: 7 photographs (7 folders) Call Number: PH 401 Abstract: Photographs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, including views of Wisconsin Avenue, businesses and buildings along the river, bicycling, and a Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) parade, circa 1889-1890.
Newlin, Edwin	Title: Edwin Newlin Papers Quantity: 0.04 cubic feet (2 folders) Call Number: MISC MSS 218 Abstract: The Edwin Newlin papers contain materials owned by Newlin in the 1930s which are thought to pertain to the Wisconsin Business University (located in La Crosse, Wisconsin). Among these items is the "R. W. Collins Practice Set for 20th Century Bookkeeping and Accounting."
Kimberley, E. O. (Edwin O.), d. 1919	Title: Edwin O. Kimberley Family Papers, 1850-1882 Quantity: 0.2 c.f. (1 archives box) Call Number: Wis Mss DX Abstract: Family papers of Edwin Kimberley, known as “Wisconsin's singing soldier” because of his Civil War service as leader of the regimental band for the 3rd Wisconsin Infantry and of a brigade band in Sherman's Army. Letters to his parents, Henry and Elizabeth Kimberley, Brodhead, Wis., from relatives in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, England, mainly 1850-1875, give family news, prices of farm products, and English views of the Civil War, with some inquiries about possibilities of immigration. Civil War letters, 1861-1865, from sons William, Co. C, 3rd Wisconsin Infantry, and Edwin concern their activities. Also present is a photostat copy of published sheet music to Hamilton's Badger Boys, written by Kimberley and E. E. Bryant for the 3rd Infantry after the Battle of Bull Run.
Bayley, Edwin R., 1918-	Title: Edwin R. Bayley Papers, 1941-1986 Quantity: 6.2 c.f. (16 archives boxes) and 1 reel of microfilm (35mm) Call Number: Mss 774; Micro 1187 Abstract: Papers of a Wisconsin newspaper reporter, writer, aide to Governor Gaylord Nelson (1959-1961), press officer in the Kennedy administration (1961-1963), National Educational Television executive (1964-1969), and dean of the School of Journalism of the University of California-Berkeley (1969-1985). Included are printed and draft newspaper and periodical articles (available only on microfilm); personal and professional correspondence; speeches; original research material, notes, and drafts of his book on Senator Joseph R. McCarthy's relations with the press; and an oral history interview. Correspondents include Gaylord Nelson, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee chancellor J. Martin Klotsche, former Milwaukee Journal associates, and Wisconsin Democrats such as Patrick Lucey and John Reynolds. The McCarthy files include copies of the senator's state income tax forms and information on interviews with the journalists who covered him such as Joseph Alsop, Laurence Eklund, John Patrick Hunter, Miles McMillin, George Reedy, Morris Rubin, and John Wyngaard, and with Nathan Pusey.
Shorey, Edwin Ray, 1884-1964	Title: Edwin R. Shorey Papers, 1925-1964 Quantity: 0.8 cubic feet (2 archives boxes), 7 films, and approximately 140 photographs Call Number: Mss 801; PH 2886; PH 3965 (3); AE 415-AE 421 Abstract: Papers of Edwin R. Shorey, a chairman of the Department of Mining and Metallurgy of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, largely concerning his work as a consultant to various Wisconsin mining companies. For companies such as the Badger Zinc Company of Dodgeville and the Coughlin Mining Company of Shullsburg there is correspondence, financial records, and blueprints. In addition, other correspondence concerns academic matters, the careers of former students, and state and national legislation about mining. Also included are films containing footage of mines and mining, and home movies.
Knappe, Edwin W., 1884-1971; Zeidler, Frank P., 1912-2006	Title: Edwin W. Knappe Papers, 1824-1998 Quantity: 3.6 cubic ft. (8 boxes) 1 oversized folder Call Number: Local History Manuscript Collection 168 Abstract: Professional and personal papers of Edwin W. Knappe. Knappe was a local attorney, former City of Milwaukee Assistant City Attorney, an active Socialist and campaigned for a variety of elected positions at the local and state level.
Wilson, Edwin	Title: Edwin Wilson Streetcar and Locomotive Collection, 1923-1965 Quantity: 2.1 cubic ft. (23 boxes) Call Number: Milwaukee Historic Photo Collection 19 Abstract: This collection is comprised of 1,346 black and white negatives mostly of streetcars and interurbans, though some locomotives are included with the negatives. Also included are 356 black and white photographs of locomotives. The rail and streetcar lines covered are mostly The Milwaukee Electric Railway & Transport Co. (TMER&T), the Chicago & North Western (C&NW) and the Chicago, North Shore & Milwaukee (CNS&M). Other railroads from the continental United States are included as well.