Backstage Authority Control Report: R03 - Authority Change Report
Report Type: SUBJECTS
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University of Maine
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July 01 2015

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001 n 83024955 003 DLC 005 20140203073615.0 008 821202n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 83024955 034 $dE0310300$eE0310300$fS0175000$gS0175000$2other 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00916911 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dMH$dWaU$dOCoLC$dWaU$dDNLM 043 $af-rh--- 046 $s19820418 151 $aHarare (Zimbabwe) 368 $bCapitals (Cities)$bCities and towns$2lcsh 370 $cZimbabwe 451 $aCity of Harare (Zimbabwe) 551 $wr$iPredecessor:$aSalisbury (Zimbabwe) 670 $aZimbabwe Institution of Engineers. Year book of ... 1980 (xx-ref.)$b(no info.) 670 $aThe Washington post, Apr. 19, 1982:$bp. A20 (Salisbury, the capital of Zimbabwe, was renamed Harare on 18th Apr. 1982) 670 $aBGN, 5/27/82$b(Harare, ppl, 17°50ʹS, 31°03ʹE) 670 $aUrban Informal Sector Workshop, 1991:$bt.p. (City of Harare) leaf 3 (Zimbabwe) 781 0$zZimbabwe$zHarare | 001 n 83024955 003 DLC 005 20150514073715.0 008 821202n| azannaabn |b ana 010 $an 83024955 034 $dE0310300$eE0310300$fS0175000$gS0175000$2other 034 $dE0305320$eE0311328$fS0174039$gS0175720$2bound 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00916911 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dMH$dWaU$dOCoLC$dWaU$dDNLM$dWaU 043 $af-rh--- 046 $s19820418 151 $aHarare (Zimbabwe) 368 $bCapitals (Cities)$bCities and towns$2lcsh 370 $cZimbabwe$2naf 451 $aCity of Harare (Zimbabwe) 451 $aГорад Харарэ (Zimbabwe) 451 $aHorad Khararė (Zimbabwe) 451 $aХарарэ (Zimbabwe) 451 $aKhararė (Zimbabwe) 451 $aХараре (Zimbabwe) 451 $aΧαράρε (Zimbabwe) 451 $aCharare (Zimbabwe) 451 $aHarareo (Zimbabwe) 451 $aIHarara (Zimbabwe) 451 $aהארארה (Zimbabwe) 451 $aHarareh (Zimbabwe) 451 $aArare (Zimbabwe) 451 $aHararensis Urbs (Zimbabwe) 451 $aハラレ (Zimbabwe) 451 $aXarare (Zimbabwe) 451 $aהארארע (Zimbabwe) 451 $a哈拉雷 (Zimbabwe) 451 $aHalalei (Zimbabwe) 551 $wa$aSalisbury (Zimbabwe) 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aZimbabwe Institution of Engineers. Year book of ... 1980 (xx-ref.)$b(no info.) 670 $aThe Washington post, Apr. 19, 1982:$bp. A20 (Salisbury, the capital of Zimbabwe, was renamed Harare on 18th Apr. 1982) 670 $aBGN, 5/27/82$b(Harare, ppl, 17°50ʹS, 31°03ʹE) 670 $aUrban Informal Sector Workshop, 1991:$bt.p. (City of Harare) leaf 3 (Zimbabwe) 670 $aWikipedia, May 12, 2015$b(Harare (officially called Salisbury until 1982) is the capital and most populous city of Zimbabwe; 17°51ʹ50ʺS 31°1ʹ47ʺE; demonym: Hararean) Belarusian page (Горад Харарэ = Horad Khararė; Харарэ = Khararė) Bulgarian page (Хараре = Kharare) Greek page (Χαράρε = Charare) Esperanto page (Harareo) Zulu page (IHarara) Hebrew page (הארארה = Harareh) Haitian page (Arare) Latin page (Hararensis Urbs) Japanese page (ハラレ = Harare) Uzbek page (Xarare [in roman]) Yiddish page (הארארע = Harare) Chinese page (哈拉雷 = Halalei) 781 0$zZimbabwe$zHarare
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001 n 83026645 003 DLC 005 20091216091921.0 008 830616n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83026645 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00918270 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 1001 $aFreer, Charles Lang,$d1854-1919 5102 $aFreer Gallery of Art 670 $aThe Washington manuscript ... 1910. 670 $aWikipedia, Dec. 16, 2009$b(Charles Lang Freer (February 2, 1854-October 25, 1919) was an American railroad-car manufacturer from Detroit, Michigan who gave to the United States his art collections and funds for a building to house them; Freer Gallery of Art founded by him is part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.) | 001 n 83026645 003 DLC 005 20150519073819.0 008 830616n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83026645 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00918270 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dNNC 046 $f18540202$g19191025 1001 $aFreer, Charles Lang,$d1854-1919 370 $eDetroit (Mich.)$cUnited States$2naf 372 $aRailroads$aArt$2lcsh 374 $aIndustrialists$aArt--Collectors and collecting$2lcsh 375 $amale 5102 $wr$iFounded corporate body :$aFreer Gallery of Art 670 $aThe Washington manuscript ... 1910. 670 $aWikipedia, Dec. 16, 2009$b(Charles Lang Freer (February 2, 1854-October 25, 1919) was an American railroad-car manufacturer from Detroit, Michigan who gave to the United States his art collections and funds for a building to house them; Freer Gallery of Art founded by him is part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C.)
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001 n 83029591 003 DLC 005 20141218080149.0 008 830804n| azannaab |a ana 010 $an 83029591 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMoSU-L$dDLC 11020$aAmerican Baptist Home Mission Society 41020$aBaptist Home Mission Society 41020$aBaptist Home Missionary Society 51020$wb$aAmerican Baptist Home Mission Societies 670 $aIts Annual rept. 670 $aSettlement between the Trustees of Ottawa University ... the Baptist Home Mission Society, 1873?:$bp. 1 (Baptist Home Missionary Society) 670 $aInformation from 678 converted Dec. 18, 2014$b(Founded 1832; act of incorporation passed 1843, amended 1849) | 001 n 83029591 003 DLC 005 20150502073820.0 008 830804n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 83029591 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00920249 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dMoSU-L$dDLC$dP 1102 $aAmerican Baptist Home Mission Society 4102 $aBaptist Home Mission Society 4102 $aBaptist Home Missionary Society 4102 $aA.B.H.M.S. 5102 $wb$aAmerican Baptist Home Mission Societies 670 $aIts Annual rept. 670 $aSettlement between the Trustees of Ottawa University ... the Baptist Home Mission Society, 1873?:$bp. 1 (Baptist Home Missionary Society) 670 $aInformation from 678 converted Dec. 18, 2014$b(Founded 1832; act of incorporation passed 1843, amended 1849) 670 $aThe second report of the executive committee of the American Baptist Home Mission Society, presented at its anniversary in New-York, May 7, 1834, 1834:$bt.p. (New-York: Published at the Office of the A.B.H.M.S., Clinton Hall)
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001 n 83033654 003 DLC 005 19960321153602.8 008 830616n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 83033654 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aJavouhey, Anne Marie,$d1779-1851 40000$aAnne Marie,$cMother,$d1779-1851 670 $aGoyan, G. Un grand ... 1929. 670 $aBlessed Anne Marie Javouhey, c1995:$bp. 3 (b. 11-10-1779, Jallanges, France) p. 125 (d. 7-15-1851) | 001 n 83033654 003 DLC 005 20150415073749.0 008 830616n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83033654 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00923612 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f17791111$g18510715 1001 $aJavouhey, Anne Marie,$d1779-1851 370 $aJallanges (France) 370 $bFrance$cFrance$fSenegal$2naf 373 $aInstitute of Saint Joseph of Cluny at Cabillon 374 $aMissionaries$aNuns$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4000 $aAnne Marie,$cMother,$d1779-1851 670 $aGoyan, G. Un grand ... 1929. 670 $aBlessed Anne Marie Javouhey, c1995:$bp. 3 (b. 11-10-1779, Jallanges, France) p. 125 (d. 7-15-1851) 670 $aDictionary of African Biography, accessed February 18, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Javouhey, Anne-Marie; saint, missionary; born 11 November 1779 in Jallanges, France; was a fervent believer as an adolescent and had a strong desire to become a nun (1796); was a pioneer of Catholicism in Senegal, Gambia and Sierra Leone; stayed with several different orders (1790s -1805), established her own religious order, the Institute of Saint Joseph of Cluny at Cabillon (1805); came to Senegal (1822); reorganized hospitals in the British colonies of The Gambia and Sierra Leone (mid-1820s); became known in Guiana and France alike as the “mother of the blacks”; she was canonised in 1961; died 15 July 1851 in France)
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001 n 83046997 003 DLC 005 20120317074857.0 008 830412n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 83046997 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00934256 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f19420603$g19991226 1001 $aMayfield, Curtis 370 $aChicago, Ill.$bRoswell, Ga. 374 $aComposer$aSinger$aGuitarist 375 $amale 670 $aNewport in New York '72 ... 1972. 670 $aFilm composers guide, c1990$b(Curtis Mayfield; b. 6-3-1942, Chicago, Ill.) 670 $aNew York Times, Dec. 27, 1999$b(Curtis Mayfield, 57, soul singer and songwriter; d. Dec. 26, 1999, Roswell, Ga.) 678 $acomposer-singer-guitarist | 001 n 83046997 003 DLC 005 20150510122623.0 008 830412n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 83046997 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00934256 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB$dDHU-MS 046 $f19420603$g19991226 1001 $aMayfield, Curtis 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bRoswell (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aWells High School (Chicago, Ill.)$aImpressions (Musical group)$2naf 373 $aCurtom Records$aMayfield Records$aWindy C label 374 $aRhythm and blues musicians$aSingers$aComposers$aGuitarists$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aNewport in New York '72 ... 1972. 670 $aFilm composers guide, c1990$b(Curtis Mayfield; b. 6-3-1942, Chicago, Ill.) 670 $aNew York Times, Dec. 27, 1999$b(Curtis Mayfield, 57, soul singer and songwriter; d. Dec. 26, 1999, Roswell, Ga.) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 24, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Mayfield, Curtis; Curtis Lee Mayfield Jr.; rhythm and blues musician / singer, composer / arranger; born 03 June 1942 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; attended Wells High School, Chicago; guitarist and tenor vocalist for vocal harmony group Impressions, achieved national hit with ballad For Your Precious Love (1958); established the publishing company Curtom (1960); composer at the Columbia's rhythm and blues subsidiary Okeh (1962-1965); formed Mayfield Records and Windy C label (1966); founded Curtom Records (1968); began solo career (1970); moved to Atlanta, Georgia; was permanently paralyzed from the neck down (1990); was inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as member of Impressions (1991) and as solo artist (1999), received Grammy Legends Award (1994); died 26 December, 1999 in Roswell, Georgia, United States) 678 $aIndividual was a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Legends Award awardee.
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001 n 83047506 003 DLC 005 20130526122707.0 008 830409n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83047506 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00934669 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-ON$dOCoLC$dInU$dDLC$dInU$dDLC$dInU 046 $f[1729,1730]$g1798$2edtf 1000 $aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aChi-mei-ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJig-me Ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJig-med-ling-pa,$cKun-khyen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa,$cKun-mkhyen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $wnnea$aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje,$d1729 or 30-1798 4001 $aRaṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje, ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJinmeilingba,$d1739 or 1730-1798 4000 $aKun-khyen Jig-med-ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aKun-mkhyen ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPadma Dbang-chen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPema Khyentse Oser,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPema Wangchen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4001 $aRang-byung-rdo-rje, ʼJigs-med-gling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRaṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer,$cRdzogs-chen-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4001 $aRang-byuṅ-rdo-rje, ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRdzogs-chen-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRigdzin Jigme Lingpa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $a仁增久美,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRenzengjiumei,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $a吉美岭巴,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJimeilingba,$d1729 or 1730-1798 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aRdzogs pa chen, 1964. 670 $aThe assemblage of the knowledge-holders ... 1980:$bt.p. (Kun-khyen Jig-med-ling-pa [in rom]) 670 $aKloṅ chen sñiṅ gi ʼdon chaʼi skor Dpal yul gyi lugs, 1983:$bt.p. (Kun-mkhyen ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa) 670 $aThe Dzog-chen preliminary practice of the innermost essence, 1982:$bt.p. (Jig-me Ling-pa (1729-1798)) 670 $aA comprehensive collection of liturgical texts for the practice of the Longchen Nyingthig ... 1993:$bintrod. (Rigdzin Jigme Lingpa; Rig-ʼdzin ʼJigs-med-gling-pa; Pema Khyentse Oser; Pema Wangchen; Padma Dbang-chen) 670 $aYon tan mdzod rtsa ʼgrel, 1998:$bcolophon (Chi-mei-ling-pa) 670 $aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-paʼi rnam thar, 1998:$badded t.p. (Rdzogs-chen-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer) 670 $aGtam gyi tshogs Theg paʼi rgya tmsho źes bya ba bźugs so, 1991:$bcolophon (Jinmeilingba) 670 $aRñiṅ-ma Rgyud ʼbum gyi bźugs byaṅ dkar chag ..., 2008:$bt.p. verso (仁增久美 = Renzengjiumei) 670 $aRdzogs chen zab chos phyogs bsgrigs Man ṅag nor buʼi gter mdzod, 2010:$bt.p. verso (吉美岭巴 = Ji mei ling ba) | 001 n 83047506 003 DLC 005 20150609073746.0 008 830409n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 83047506 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00934669 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDLC-ON$dOCoLC$dInU$dDLC$dInU$dDLC$dInU$dDLC$dIEN 046 $f[1729,1730]$g1798$2edtf 1000 $aʼJigs-med-gling-pa Rang-byung-rdo-rje,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aChi-mei-ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJig-me Ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJig-med-ling-pa,$cKun-khyen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aʼJigs-med-gling-pa,$cKun-mkhyen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $wnne$aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $wnne$aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje,$d1729 or 30-1798 4000 $aJinmeilingba,$d1739 or 1730-1798 4000 $aKun-khyen Jig-med-ling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aKun-mkhyen ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPadma Dbang-chen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPema Khyentse Oser,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aPema Wangchen,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4001 $aRang-byung-rdo-rje, ʼJigs-med-gling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRang-byung-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer,$cRdzogs-chen-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRdzogs-chen-pa Rang-byung-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRig-ʼdzin ʼJigs-med-gling-pa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRigdzin Jigme Lingpa,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $a仁增久美,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aRenzengjiumei,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $a吉美岭巴,$d1729 or 1730-1798 4000 $aJimeilingba,$d1729 or 1730-1798 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aRdzogs pa chen, 1964. 670 $aThe assemblage of the knowledge-holders ... 1980:$bt.p. (Kun-khyen Jig-med-ling-pa [in rom]) 670 $aKloṅ chen sñiṅ gi ʼdon chaʼi skor Dpal yul gyi lugs, 1983:$bt.p. (Kun-mkhyen ʼJigs-med-gliṅ-pa) 670 $aThe Dzog-chen preliminary practice of the innermost essence, 1982:$bt.p. (Jig-me Ling-pa (1729-1798)) 670 $aA comprehensive collection of liturgical texts for the practice of the Longchen Nyingthig ... 1993:$bintrod. (Rigdzin Jigme Lingpa; Rig-ʼdzin ʼJigs-med-gling-pa; Pema Khyentse Oser; Pema Wangchen; Padma Dbang-chen) 670 $aYon tan mdzod rtsa ʼgrel, 1998:$bcolophon (Chi-mei-ling-pa) 670 $aʼJigs-med-gliṅ-paʼi rnam thar, 1998:$badded t.p. (Rdzogs-chen-pa Raṅ-byuṅ-rdo-rje-mkhyen-brtse-ʼod-zer) 670 $aGtam gyi tshogs Theg paʼi rgya tmsho źes bya ba bźugs so, 1991:$bcolophon (Jinmeilingba) 670 $aRñiṅ-ma Rgyud ʼbum gyi bźugs byaṅ dkar chag ..., 2008:$bt.p. verso (仁增久美 = Renzengjiumei) 670 $aRdzogs chen zab chos phyogs bsgrigs Man ṅag nor buʼi gter mdzod, 2010:$bt.p. verso (吉美岭巴 = Ji mei ling ba)
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001 n 83162670 003 DLC 005 20140829073736.0 008 830622n| azannaabn n aaa 010 $an 83162670 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00986315 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNN-PD$dDLC$dNN 046 $f19191119$g19941029 1001 $aPrimus, Pearl 370 $aPort of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago)$bNew Rochelle (N.Y.)$eNew York (N.Y.)$2naf 372 $aBiology$aMedicine$aHealth education$aPsychology$aAnthropology$aAfrican diaspora$aDance$aChoreography$aTeaching$aAfrican American dance$2lcsh 373 $aHunter College$aNew York University$aColumbia University$aNew Dance Group (New York, N.Y.)$2naf 373 $a92nd Street Y (New York, N.Y.)$s1943$2naf 374 $aDancers$aChoreographers$aTeachers$aAnthropologists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 670 $aCage, J. Our spring will come, c1977 (a.e.)$bt.p. (Pearl Primus) 670 $aGlover, J. Pearl Primus, c1989:$bt.p. (Pearl Primus) p. ii (Dr. Pearl E. Primus) p. 158, etc. (born 1919, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad; Hunter College, B.A. in biology and premedicine; NYU, health education; Hunter College, M.A., psychology; Columbia University, Ph.D., anthropology; prominent in African-American arts and dance) 670 $aDancing times, Dec. 1994:$bp. 273 (born Trinidad, 11/19/1919; died New Rochelle, NY, 10/29/1994) 670 $aDance Heritage Coalition WWW site, August 28, 2014:$b100 Dance Treasures (Pearl Primus; dancer, choreographer; came to NYC as a child; received a scholarship from the New Dance Group; made her dance debut at the 92nd Street YM-YWHA in 1943; studied African and African-American material and worked with Asadata Dafora; developed a repertory of dances emphasizing the African diasporic traditions; spent a year in Africa in 1948 with a Julius Rosenwald Fund grant; after returning to New York, opened the Pearl Primus School of Primal Dance; director of the African Performing Arts Center in Monrovia, Liberia in 1961; lectured and taught courses in anthropology and ethnic dance) | 001 n 83162670 003 DLC 005 20150522073808.0 008 830622n| azannaabn n aaa 010 $an 83162670 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00986315 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNN-PD$dDLC$dNN$dDHU-MS 046 $f19191129$g19941029 1001 $aPrimus, Pearl 370 $aPort of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago)$bNew Rochelle (N.Y.)$cUnited States$fLiberia$2naf 372 $aBiology$aMedicine$aHealth education$aPsychology$aAnthropology$aAfrican diaspora$aDance$aChoreography$aTeaching$aAfrican American dance$2lcsh 373 $aHunter College$aNew York University$aNew Dance Group (New York, N.Y.)$aFive Colleges Inc.$2naf 373 $aPerforming Arts Center (Liberia)$aPrimus-Borde School of Primal Dance (New York City) 374 $aDancers$aChoreographers$aCollege teachers$aAnthropologists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 670 $aCage, J. Our spring will come, c1977 (a.e.)$bt.p. (Pearl Primus) 670 $aGlover, J. Pearl Primus, c1989:$bt.p. (Pearl Primus) p. ii (Dr. Pearl E. Primus) p. 158, etc. (born 1919, Port-of-Spain, Trinidad; Hunter College, B.A. in biology and premedicine; NYU, health education; Hunter College, M.A., psychology; Columbia University, Ph.D., anthropology; prominent in African-American arts and dance) 670 $aDancing times, Dec. 1994:$bp. 273 (born Trinidad, 11/19/1919; died New Rochelle, NY, 10/29/1994) 670 $aDance Heritage Coalition WWW site, August 28, 2014:$b100 Dance Treasures (Pearl Primus; dancer, choreographer; came to NYC as a child; received a scholarship from the New Dance Group; made her dance debut at the 92nd Street YM-YWHA in 1943; studied African and African-American material and worked with Asadata Dafora; developed a repertory of dances emphasizing the African diasporic traditions; spent a year in Africa in 1948 with a Julius Rosenwald Fund grant; after returning to New York, opened the Pearl Primus School of Primal Dance; director of the African Performing Arts Center in Monrovia, Liberia in 1961; lectured and taught courses in anthropology and ethnic dance) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed March 10, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Primus, Pearl; choreographer, dancer, anthropologist, teacher; born 29 November 1919 in Trinidad; graduated from Hunter College of the City University of New York (1940); studied dance in the Caribbean (1953); earned MA in Education (1959) and PhD in Anthropology (1977) from New York University (NYU); received a fellowship from the Rosenwald Foundation to study in Africa (1948); was a director of Liberia's Performing Arts Center (1959-1961); opened the Primus-Borde School of Primal Dance in New York City and taught anthropology, sociology, and dance (1961); founded the Pearl Primus Dance Language Institute (1978); was professor of ethnic studies at the Five Colleges Inc. (1984-1990); received the National Medal of Arts (1991); died 29 October 1994 in New Rochelle, New York, United States) 678 $aIndividual was a National Medal of Arts awardee.
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001 n 83189936 003 DLC 005 20091216111958.0 008 831028n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 83189936 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dNNC$dDLC 053 0$aPS3563.A43128 10010$aMalina, Judith,$d1926- 670 $aHer The diaries of Judith Malina, 1983:$bCIP t.p. (Judith Malina) pub. info. (co-founder & co-director of the Living Theatre) 670 $aLC data base, 8/4/83$b(hdg.: Malina, Judith, 1926- ) 670 $aHer Poems of a wandering Jewess, 1984:$bt.p. (Judith Malina) p. 4 of cover (b. 1926, Kiel, Germany) 670 $aCont. auth. new rev. ser.:$bv. 18, p. 298 (Malina, Judith; actress, producer and director; b. 6/4/1926, Kiel, Germany) | 001 n 83189936 003 DLC 005 20150413172504.0 008 831028n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 83189936 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dNNC$dDLC 046 $f19260604$g20150410 053 0$aPS3563.A43128 1001 $aMalina, Judith,$d1926-2015 370 $aKiel (Germany)$bEnglewood (N.J.)$fNew York (N.Y.)$2naf 373 $aLiving Theatre (New York, N.Y.)$2naf$s1951$vNew York times (online), viewed Apr. 13, 2015 374 $aActors$aTheatrical producers and directors$aPoets$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng$ager$aita$apor 670 $aHer The diaries of Judith Malina, 1983:$bCIP t.p. (Judith Malina) pub. info. (co-founder & co-director of the Living Theatre) 670 $aLC data base, 8/4/83$b(hdg.: Malina, Judith, 1926- ) 670 $aHer Poems of a wandering Jewess, 1984:$bt.p. (Judith Malina) p. 4 of cover (b. 1926, Kiel, Germany) 670 $aCont. auth. new rev. ser.:$bv. 18, p. 298 (Malina, Judith; actress, producer and director; b. 6/4/1926, Kiel, Germany) 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed Apr. 13, 2015$b(in obituary published Apr. 10: Judith Malina; b. June 4, 1926, Kiel, Germany; m. Julian Beck (d. 1985); d. Friday [Apr. 10, 2015], Englewood, N.J., aged 88; actor and director who with her husband founded the Living Theater [i.e. Theatre], a troupe of activists and provocateurs who advanced the idea of political theater in America, catalyzed fierce debate over their methods and intentions, and in the name of art ran afoul of civic authorities on three continents)
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001 n 83208007 003 DLC 005 20131202164702.0 008 830523n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 83208007 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01018194 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dCU-S$dOCoLC$dWaU$dDLC 046 $f19450921 053 0$aPS3568.Y38 1001 $aRyan, Kay 370 $aSan Jose (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 370 $eMarin County (Calif.)$s1971$2naf 370 $eFairfax (Calif.)$2naf 373 $aCollege of Marin$2naf 374 $aPoets$aCommunity college teachers$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aDragon acts to dragon ends, c1983:$bt.p. (Kay Ryan) 670 $aStrangely marked metal, c1985:$bCIP t.p. (Kay Ryan) CIP data sheet (b. 1945) 670 $aLesbian poetry retrospective part 1, 2008, via AfterEllen website, viewed Sept. 5, 2012$b(Kay Ryan (b. 1945); not the first lesbian Poet Laureate--Elizabeth Bishop served from 1949 to 1950--but she is the first to be out and open about her sexuality; her partner of 30 years, Carol Adair) 670 $aWikipedia, Sept. 5, 2012$b(Kay Ryan (born September 21, 1945); American poet and educator; born San Jose, California; since 1971, she has lived in Marin County, California, and has taught English part-time at the College of Marin; Carol Adair, who was also an instructor at the College of Marin, was Ryan's partner from 1978 until Adair's death in 2009; lives in Fairfax, in Marin County, CA; in July 2008, the Library of Congress announced that she would be the sixteenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress for a one-year term commencing in Autumn 2008. She succeeded Charles Simic. In April 2009, the Library announced that Ryan would serve a second one-year term extending through May 2010. She was succeeded by W.S. Merwin in June 2010) | 001 n 83208007 003 DLC 005 20150414073745.0 008 830523n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 83208007 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01018194 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dCU-S$dOCoLC$dWaU$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f19450921 053 0$aPS3568.Y38 1001 $aRyan, Kay 370 $aSan Jose (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 370 $eMarin County (Calif.)$s1971$2naf 370 $eFairfax (Calif.)$2naf 373 $aCollege of Marin$2naf 374 $aPoets$aCommunity college teachers$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 5102 $wr$iEmployer:$aCollege of Marin 670 $aDragon acts to dragon ends, c1983:$bt.p. (Kay Ryan) 670 $aStrangely marked metal, c1985:$bCIP t.p. (Kay Ryan) CIP data sheet (b. 1945) 670 $aLesbian poetry retrospective part 1, 2008, via AfterEllen website, viewed Sept. 5, 2012$b(Kay Ryan (b. 1945); not the first lesbian Poet Laureate--Elizabeth Bishop served from 1949 to 1950--but she is the first to be out and open about her sexuality; her partner of 30 years, Carol Adair) 670 $aWikipedia, Sept. 5, 2012$b(Kay Ryan (born September 21, 1945); American poet and educator; born San Jose, California; since 1971, she has lived in Marin County, California, and has taught English part-time at the College of Marin; Carol Adair, who was also an instructor at the College of Marin, was Ryan's partner from 1978 until Adair's death in 2009; lives in Fairfax, in Marin County, CA; in July 2008, the Library of Congress announced that she would be the sixteenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress for a one-year term commencing in Autumn 2008. She succeeded Charles Simic. In April 2009, the Library announced that Ryan would serve a second one-year term extending through May 2010. She was succeeded by W.S. Merwin in June 2010)
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001 n 84175148 003 DLC 005 20141209071717.0 008 841114n| azannaab |a ana 010 $an 84175148 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 1102 $aWarrior (Battleship) 41020$aHMS Warrior 670 $aBrownles, W.D. Warrior, the first modern battleship, 1985:$bCIP t.p. (Warrior) 670 $aBuilding a working model warship : HMS Warrior 1860, c1997. | 001 n 84175148 003 DLC 005 20150415051011.0 008 841114n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 84175148 035 $a(Uk)001289203 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUk 046 $s1860 1102 $aWarrior (Battleship) 368 $aBattleships$aMaritime museums$2lcsh 370 $cGreat Britain$cEngland$ePortsmouth (England)$2naf 372 $aNavigation--History$aHistoric ships$2lcsh 377 $aeng 4102 $aHMS Warrior 4102 $aHMS Warrior 1860 4102 $aWarrior Preservation Trust.$bWarrior (Battleship) 667 $aNot same as HMS Warrior, ship of the line launched in 1781, becoming a receiving ship after 1818, a convict ship after 1840, and broken up in 1857. 670 $aBrownlee, W.D. Warrior, the first modern battleship, 1985:$bCIP t.p. (Warrior) 670 $aBuilding a working model warship : HMS Warrior 1860, c1997. 670 $aWells, John. The immortal Warrior : Britain's first and last battleship, 1987:$bp.11 (Warrior set sail on 20 September 1861) 670 $aWarrior news, spring 2013:$bp.8 (HMS Warrior 1860) 670 $aWikipedia, viewed 14 Apr. 2015$b(HMS Warrior (1860); built for the Royal Navy in 1859-61; she and her sister ship HMS Black Prince were the first armour-plated, iron-hulled warships; ordered 11 May 1859, launched 29 Dec. 1860, commissioned 1 Aug. 1861, decommissioned 31 May 1883; subsequently served as a storeship and depot ship; in 1904 assigned to the Royal Navy's torpedo training school; the ship was converted into an oil jetty in 1927 and remained in that role until 1979, at which point she was donated by the Navy to the Maritime Trust for restoration, which began in Sept. 1979 in Hartlepool; preserved as a museum ship at Portsmouth since 1987)
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001 n 50007925 003 DLC 005 20090731063221.0 008 800331n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 50007925 035 $a(Uk)000129771 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dUk 1001 $aMorton, A. L.$q(Arthur Leslie),$d1903-1987 4001 $wnna$aMorton, Arthur Leslie,$d1903- 670 $aHis A people's history of England, 1938. 670 $aMorris, W. Political writings of William Morris, 1984:$bt.p. (A.L. Morton) 670 $aLC data base, 8-29-85$b(hdg.: Morton, Arthur Lesile, 1903-; usage: A.L. Morton) 670 $aBL auth. file 30 July 2009$b(hdg.: Morton, A. L. (Arthur Leslie), 1903-1987) | 001 n 50007925 003 DLC 005 20150331073727.0 008 800331n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 50007925 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00043461 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dUk$erda$dMiU 046 $f19030704$g19871023 1001 $aMorton, A. L.$q(Arthur Leslie),$d1903-1987 370 $cEngland 4001 $wnna$aMorton, Arthur Leslie,$d1903- 4001 $aMorton, Arthur Leslie,$d1903-1987 670 $aHis A people's history of England, 1938. 670 $aMorris, W. Political writings of William Morris, 1984:$bt.p. (A.L. Morton) 670 $aLC data base, 8-29-85$b(hdg.: Morton, Arthur Lesile, 1903-; usage: A.L. Morton) 670 $aBL auth. file 30 July 2009$b(hdg.: Morton, A. L. (Arthur Leslie), 1903-1987) 670 $aWikipedia, viewed March 26, 2015:$b(A.L. Morton; born 4 July 1903 in Suffolk, England; died 23 October 1987 at Clare in Suffolk; English Marxist historian; worked as an independent scholar; from 1946 onwards he was the Chair of the Historians Group of the Communist Party of Great Britain; wrote The English Utopia (1952))$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._L._Morton
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La duchesse de la Vallière, 1804, via HathiTrust, June 19, 2015$btitle page (duchesse de la Vallière) page 7 (Louise de la Vallière) 670 $aRéflexions sur la misericorde de dieu, 1682, via Google Books, June 19, 2015$btitle page (par une dame penitante) 670 $aRéflexions sur la miséricorde de dieu, 1860, via Internet Archive, June 19, 2015$btitle page (par la duchesse de La Vallière) 670 $aLequeux, Claude. "Histoire abrégée de la vie et de la pénitence de Madame la duchesse de la Vallière, morte religieuse carmelite," in Lettres de Madame la duchesse de la Vallière, morte religieuse carmelite, 1769, pages 1-110 (first count):$bpage 1 (Madame Louise-Françoise de la Baume-le-Blanc de la Valliere, afterwards duchesse de Vaujour) page 3 (born in August 1644) page 10 (in May, 1667, the king created the duchy of Vaujour in her favor) page 47-48 (on April 20, 1674, Madame de la Valliere entered the Carmelite convent of Fauxbourg Saint-Jacques [Paris]) page 54 (on June 2, the ceremony of taking the habit took place and she took the name sœur Louise de la Miséricorde) page 59 (on June 3, 1675, the ceremony of profession took place) page 108 (died on June 6, 1710) 670 $aFerrier, F. Article in Dictionnaire de biographie française, t. 20, fascicule 15, 2003:$bcolumns 14-17 (La Vallière (Françoise-Louise [Louise is italicized] de La Baume Le Blanc, duchesse de), the first favorite of Louis XIV, afterwards a Carmelite, born Tour[s], Aug. 6, 1644, died Paris, June 6, 1710; daughter of Laurent, seigneur de La Vallière; in 1661, became maid of honor to Henrietta of England, wife of the brother of Louis XIV, and shortly thereafter mistress of the king, bearing him 4 children, of which two survived infancy and were legitimatized; rejected by the king in favor of the marquise de Montespan, she was granted Vaujours as the seat of the duchy the king conferred on her as a farewell present, but was known as the duchess of La Vallière; after a ceremony of farewell to the court on April 17, 1674, she entered a Carmelite convent, with the ceremony of profession on June 3, 1675; name in religion: sœur Louise de la Miséricorde; referred to in text of article passim as "Louise") 670 $aEncyclopaedia Britannica, 1911 edition, via Wikisource, June 25, 2015$b(La Vallière, Louise Françoise de (1644-1710), mistress of Louis XIV, born Aug. 6, 1644, Tours, the daughter of Laurent de la Baume le Blanc, who took the name of La Vallière from a small property near Amboise) 670 $aBritannica Online, June 25, 2015$b(Louise-Françoise de La Baume le Blanc, duchess de La Vallière (born Aug. 6, 1644, Tours, France, died June 6, 1710, Paris), mistress of King Louis XIV (reigned 1643-1715) from 1661 to 1667) 670 $aÉditions du Carmel Web site, June 25, 2015$b(Louise de la Miséricorde, Carmélite, duchesse de La Vallière (1644-1710); Louise de La Vallière, favorite of Louis XIV) 670 $aWorld Biographical Information System Online (WBIS), June 25, 2015:$bSaur Document Number: F108247 (La Vallière, Louise Françoise de la Baume le Blanc, duchesse de, 1644-1710; 12 sources cited) Saur Document Number: F549550 (LaBaume LeBlanc, Françoise-Louise de, duchesse de la Vallière; 1 source cited) 670 $aWikipedia, June 25, 2015$b(article title: "Louise de La Vallière"; Louise de La Vallière (Françoise Louise de La Baume Le Blanc; 6 August 1644-7 June 1710) was a mistress of Louis XIV of France from 1661 to 1667. She later became the Duchess of La Vallière and Duchess of Vaujours in her own right) 670 $aFrench Wikipedia, June 25, 2015$b(article title: "Louise de La Vallière"; Françoise Louise de La Baume Le Blanc (Tours, 6 Aug. 1644-Paris, 6 June 1710), demoiselle, afterwards duchesse de La Vallière et de Vaujours; one of Louis XIV's mistresses, from 1661 to 1667; known by her second forename; on breaking with the king she received as a gift the title of duchesse de Vaujours; apparently never visited her duchy) 670 $aBibliothèque nationale de France. BnF autorités, June 25, 2015$b(La Vallière, Françoise-Louise de La Baume Le Blanc (1644-1710 ; duchesse de); favorite of Louis XIV, afterwards a Carmelite; see also Dame pénitente, Une (1644-1710) pseudonyme) 670 $aOCLC, June 25, 2015$b(usage in her own works includes: une dame penitente; Duchesse de la Vallière; Dutchess de la Vallière; Madam La Valliere; Madame la duchesse de La Valliere; Madame la duchesse de Lavalliere; Sœur Louise de la Miséricorde ... Duchesse de la Valière; usage in titles of other works includes: Duchess [sic] of La Vallière; duchesse de La Valiere; duchesse de La Vallière; duchesse de Lavallière; duquesa de La Vallière; Françoise-Louise, duchesse de la Vallière [1 record]; Louise de la Vallière; Louise de Lavallière; Louise, duchesse de La Vallière, or Sister Louise of the Order of Mount Carmel, Mme de La Vallière; Madam the Dutchess of La Valiere; Madame de la Valiere, duchesse de Vaujour; Madame de Lavallière; Madame la duchesse de La Valliere, nomée à present, la mere Louise de la Misericorde; Mademoiselle de La Vallière; Mademoiselle La Vallière; Sister Louise; Sor Luisa de la Miséricordia, religiosa Carmelita Descalza)
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001 n 85243770 003 DLC 005 20140825073611.0 008 860205n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 85243770 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01510399 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN 046 $f1852$g18890824 1001 $aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$d1852-1889 370 $aParamaribo (Suriname)$bLynn (Mass.)$2naf 374 $aInventor 4001 $wnne$aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$d-1889 4001 $wnnea$aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$dd. 1889 670 $aMitchell, B. Shoes for everyone, c1986:$bCIP t.p. (Jan Matzeliger) galley (Jan Ernst Matzeliger; inventor, shoe lasting-machine; d. 8/24/1889, he was 37 yrs. old) 670 $aNUCMC data from Moorland-Spingarn Research Center for Jan Ernst Matzeliger collection, ca. 1889-1955$b(Jan Ernst Matzeliger; born Sept. 15, 1852 in Paramaribo, Surinam (Dutch Guiana), the son of a Dutch engineer and a black woman of Surinam; 1873: landed in Philadelphia; 1877: moved to Lynn, Mass., and worked in a shoe factory; 1889 Aug. 24: died in Lynn, Mass. | 001 n 85243770 003 DLC 005 20150505073745.0 008 860205n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 85243770 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01510399 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dIEN$dDHU-MS 046 $f18520915$g18890824 1001 $aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$d1852-1889 370 $aParamaribo (Suriname)$bLynn (Mass.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aChristian Endeavor Society (Lynn, Mass.)$2naf 374 $aSailors$aInventors$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $wnne$aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$d-1889 4001 $wnnea$aMatzeliger, Jan Ernst,$dd. 1889 670 $aMitchell, B. Shoes for everyone, c1986:$bCIP t.p. (Jan Matzeliger) galley (Jan Ernst Matzeliger; inventor, shoe lasting-machine; d. 8/24/1889, he was 37 yrs. old) 670 $aNUCMC data from Moorland-Spingarn Research Center for Jan Ernst Matzeliger collection, ca. 1889-1955$b(Jan Ernst Matzeliger; born Sept. 15, 1852 in Paramaribo, Surinam (Dutch Guiana), the son of a Dutch engineer and a black woman of Surinam; 1873: landed in Philadelphia; 1877: moved to Lynn, Mass., and worked in a shoe factory; 1889 Aug. 24: died in Lynn, Mass. 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 23, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Matzeliger, Jan Ernst; inventor; born 15 September, 1852 in Paramaribo, Suriname; sailor, East Indian merchant ship (1871-1873); operator of McKay sole-stitching machine, Lynn, Massachusetts, United States (1877), employed in a shoe factory; received Patent No. 274,207 Lasting Machine (1883); ran a shoe factory (1885); was accepted into Christian Endeavor Society (1884); was awarded four related patents (1888-1891), three of five patents were granted posthumously; died 24 August, 1889 in Lynn, Massachusetts, United States)
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001 n 50036428 003 DLC 005 20011117071801.0 008 800709n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 50036428 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 053 0$aPS3523.A7225 1001 $aLarsen, Nella 4001 $aWalker, Nellie,$d1891-1964 4001 $aLarsen, Nellye 4001 $aLarsen, Nellie 4001 $aImes, Nella 670 $aHer Quicksand, 1928. 670 $aPassing, 1997:$bCIP t.p. (Nella Larsen) CIP galley (Nellie Walker; b. Apr. 13, 1891, Chicago; Harlem Renaissance writer; in 1901, came to New York, worked as a nurse and librarian; began publishing stories in 1928; d. 1964) 670 $aIn Black and white, c1980$b(Larsen, Nella; (Mrs. Elmer S. Imes); 1893 [sic]-1963 [sic]; novelist; taught nursing at Tuskegee; social worker; children's librarian) 670 $aNella Larsen, novelist of the Harlem Renaissance, c1994$b(Nellie Walker; b. Apr. 13, 1891, Chicago; appropriated 1893, as the year of her birth; her sister, Anna was born in 1893; Nellye Larsen; Nellie Larsen; Nella Larsen Imes; d. Mar. 30, 1964) | 001 n 50036428 003 DLC 005 20150417073751.0 008 800709n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 50036428 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00071687 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18910413$g19640330 053 0$aPS3523.A7225 1001 $aLarsen, Nella 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bNew York (N.Y.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aFisk University$aLincoln Hospital (New York, N.Y.)$aMetropolitan Hospital Center (New York, N.Y.)$2naf 374 $aNovelists$aNurses$aLibrarians$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4001 $aWalker, Nellie,$d1891-1964 4001 $aLarsen, Nellye 4001 $aLarsen, Nellie 4001 $aImes, Nella 670 $aHer Quicksand, 1928. 670 $aPassing, 1997:$bCIP t.p. (Nella Larsen) CIP galley (Nellie Walker; b. Apr. 13, 1891, Chicago; Harlem Renaissance writer; in 1901, came to New York, worked as a nurse and librarian; began publishing stories in 1928; d. 1964) 670 $aIn Black and white, c1980$b(Larsen, Nella; (Mrs. Elmer S. Imes); 1893 [sic]-1963 [sic]; novelist; taught nursing at Tuskegee; social worker; children's librarian) 670 $aNella Larsen, novelist of the Harlem Renaissance, c1994$b(Nellie Walker; b. Apr. 13, 1891, Chicago; appropriated 1893, as the year of her birth; her sister, Anna was born in 1893; Nellye Larsen; Nellie Larsen; Nella Larsen Imes; d. Mar. 30, 1964) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 18, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Larsen, Nella; Nellie Walker; “Allen Semi”; fiction writer; born 13 April 1891 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; completed high school at the Normal School of Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, where she took the name “Larsen” and began to use “Nella” as her given name (1907); claimed to have spent years in Denmark (1909-1912); graduated from a three-year nurses' training course at New York City's Lincoln Hospital (1915); worked a year at the John A. Andrew Hospital and Nurse Training School in Tuskegee, Alabama and with the New York Public Library (1922); her first novel, “Quicksand” (1928) won the Harmon Foundation's Bronze Medal for literature; became the first black woman to receive a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship for her second novel “Passing” (1929); traveled to Spain and France (1930); returned to New York where she was a supervisor at Gouverneur Hospital (1944-1961) and worked at the Metropolitan Hospital (1961-1964); her novels were considered “lost” until the 1970s; her reputation was recovered during the rise of the feminist movement (in the 1970s); died 30 March 1964 in New York, New York, United States)
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001 n 85253498 003 DLC 005 20080423071412.0 008 860625n| acannaabn |a aaa c 010 $an 85253498 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01648599 040 $aMWA$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC 1001 $aMarrant, John,$d1755-1791 4001 $aMarrant,$cBrother$q(John),$d1755-1791 4001 $wnnaa$aMarrant, John,$db. 1755 670 $aHis A sermon preached on the 24th day of June, 1789, 1789:$bt.p. (Reverend Brother Marrant, Chaplain; member of African Lodge, Freemasons, Boston) 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Marrant, John, 1755-1791; usage: John Marrant; Brother Marrant) 670 $aLC in RLIN, 6/13/86$b(hdg.: Marrant, John, b. 1755; usage: John Marrant) | 001 n 85253498 003 DLC 005 20150504073612.0 008 860625n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $an 85253498 035 $a(OCoLC)oca01648599 040 $aMWA$beng$erda$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f17550615$g1791-04 1001 $aMarrant, John,$d1755-1791 370 $aNew York (N.Y.)$bLondon (England)$cUnited States$eEngland$2naf 374 $aClergy$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aMarrant,$cBrother$q(John),$d1755-1791 670 $aHis A sermon preached on the 24th day of June, 1789, 1789:$bt.p. (Reverend Brother Marrant, Chaplain; member of African Lodge, Freemasons, Boston) 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Marrant, John, 1755-1791; usage: John Marrant; Brother Marrant) 670 $aLC in RLIN, 6/13/86$b(hdg.: Marrant, John, b. 1755; usage: John Marrant) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 23, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Marrant, John; Christian convert, clergy; born 15 June 1755 in New York, New York, United States; was an apprentice to a music master where he also learned carpentry; converted to Christianity; worked as a minister in the Charleston area; fought in the Dutch-Anglo War (1780-1784); moved to London, England (1782-1785); was ordained a minister in the chapel of Selina Hastings; published his story as A Narrative of the Lord's Wonderful Dealings with John Marrant, a Black (Now Going to Preach the Gospel in Nova-Scotia) Born in New-York, in North-America (1785); died April 1791 in London, United Kingdom)
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001 n 50036823 003 DLC 005 20130315090428.0 008 800709n| azannaab |a aaa 010 $an 50036823 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $g1794 1001 $aAdam, James,$d-1794 4001 $wnnea$aAdam, James,$dd. 1794 670 $aWorks in architecture ... 1778-1822. 670 $aKing, D. The Complete works of Robert and James Adam, 1991:$bp. viii (b. 7-21-1732 in Edinburgh; d. 10-20-1794) | 001 n 50036823 003 DLC 005 20150620073846.0 008 800709n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 50036823 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00072069 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f1732-07-21$g1794-10-20$2edtf 1001 $aAdam, James,$d1732-1794 370 $aEdinburgh (Scotland)$bLondon (England)$2naf 374 $aArchitects$aFurniture designers$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 4001 $wnnea$aAdam, James,$dd. 1794 670 $aWorks in architecture ... 1778-1822. 670 $aKing, D. The Complete works of Robert and James Adam, 1991:$bp. viii (b. 7-21-1732 in Edinburgh; d. 10-20-1794) 670 $aWikipedia, June 18, 2015$b(James Adam (architect); James Adam (21 July 1732-20 October 1794) was a Scottish architect and furniture designer, but was often overshadowed by his older brother and business partner, Robert Adam; they were sons of architect William Adam; in 1755 James worked on Gunsgreen House in the Berwickshire town of Eyemouth; in 1758, Robert, James, and their younger brother William Adam started a business in London, focusing on designing complete schemes for the decoration and furnishing of houses; he then undertook the Grand Tour, from May 1760 to October 1763; James succeeded Robert as Architect of the King's Works in 1768 just before work on the brothers' Adelphi project (1768-1772) almost bankrupted the firm; from 1771-1775 he was engaged with his brother in the design and building of Wedderburn Castle near Duns, Berwickshire; he designed several notable buildings in Glasgow, including the old Infirmary (1792; demolished 1907), Assembly Rooms (1794; demolished in 1890) and the Tron Kirk (1794); he also designed Portland Place in central London; he died at his home in London's Albermarle Street in October 1794; during their lifetime Robert and James Adam published two volumes of their designs, Works in Architecture of Robert and James Adam (in 1773-1778 and 1779; a third volume was published posthumously in 1822)
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001 n 88144023 003 DLC 005 19920527061206.0 008 880323n| acannaab| |a ana ||| c 010 $an 88144023 040 $aMWA$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 11010$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils 41010$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bSelect and Common Councils 41010$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCity Councils 51010$wb$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils.$bSelect Council 51010$wb$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils.$bCommon Council 51010$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCity Council 670 $aIts Report of the Joint Committee of the Select and Common Councils, to estimate the sums which may be necessary ... Philadelphia, 1799. 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Philadelphia (Pa.). Councils; usage: Councils; Select and Common Councils; City Councils; note: under the charter of 1789, the Councils of Philadelphia consisted of the mayor, recorder, aldermen, and common councilmen; in 1796 charter was amended to create a Common Council and Select Council, which met as separate bodies but together continued to form the legislative body called Councils; with various changes, the bicameral body was retained until 1919 when a single City Council was formed) 670 $aLC in RLIN, 3/7/88$b(hdg.: Philadelphia (Pa.). Councils) | 001 n 88144023 003 DLC 005 20150422073749.0 008 880323n| azannaabn |a ana c 010 $an 88144023 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02234050 040 $aMWA$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIEN 1101 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils 4101 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bSelect and Common Councils 4101 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCity Councils 5101 $wb$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils.$bSelect Council 5101 $wb$aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCouncils.$bCommon Council 5101 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.).$bCity Council 670 $aIts Report of the Joint Committee of the Select and Common Councils, to estimate the sums which may be necessary ... Philadelphia, 1799. 670 $aMWA/NAIP files$b(hdg.: Philadelphia (Pa.). Councils; usage: Councils; Select and Common Councils; City Councils; note: under the charter of 1789, the Councils of Philadelphia consisted of the mayor, recorder, aldermen, and common councilmen; in 1796 charter was amended to create a Common Council and Select Council, which met as separate bodies but together continued to form the legislative body called Councils; with various changes, the bicameral body was retained until 1919 when a single City Council was formed) 670 $aLC in RLIN, 3/7/88$b(hdg.: Philadelphia (Pa.). Councils)
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001 n 88230207 003 DLC 005 19890322062628.3 008 890214n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 88230207 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aLogan, Onnie Lee 670 $aHer Motherwit, an Alabama midwife's story, c1989:$bCIP t.p. (Onnie Lee Logan) galley (b. ca. 1910) | 001 n 88230207 003 DLC 005 20150429141847.0 008 890214n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 88230207 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02459091 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS$dDLC 046 $f1910$g19950710 1001 $aLogan, Onnie Lee 370 $aSweet Water (Ala. : Town)$bMobile (Ala.)$cUnited States$2naf 374 $aAuthors$aMidwives$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4001 $aRodgers, Onnie Lee 670 $aMotherwit, an Alabama midwife's story, c1989:$bCIP t.p. (Onnie Lee Logan) galley (b. ca. 1910) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 19, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Logan, Onnie Lee; Onnie Lee Rodgers; midwife, autobiographer / memoirist; born 1910 near Sweet Water, Alabama, United States; began working in Sweet Water as a maid and child nurse; was forced to quit high school after completing the tenth grade when her mother died of a stroke (1928); got married and moved to Magnolia, Alabama (1930); began assisting several midwives, learning different aspects of the practice; attended midwifery classes at the Mobile County board of health and earned her first midwifery license and permit (1949); the state of Alabama banned lay midwifery (1976) but allowed some midwives, including Logan, to continue practicing until 1984; published a memoir “Motherwit” (1989); selections of her memoir appeared, alongside those of Anne Frank, Simone de Beauvoir, and Maya Angelou, in the Norton Book of Women's Lives (1993); died 10 July 1995 in Mobile, Alabama, United States)
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001 n 89128961 003 DLC 005 20030221164047.0 008 900412n| acannaab |a aaa 010 $an 89128961 $zn 88661197 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aLatimer, Lewis Howard,$d1848-1928 4001 $aLatimer, L. H.$q(Lewis Howard),$d1848-1928 670 $aTurner, G. T. Lewis Howard Latimer, c1990:$bgalley (b. 9/4/1848; d. 12/11/1928) 670 $anuc88-103029: His Incandescent electric lighting [MI] 1890$b(hdg. on MiU rept.: Latimer, Louis H.; usage: L.H. Latimer) | 001 n 89128961 003 DLC 005 20150417073900.0 008 900412n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 89128961 $zn 88661197 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02721789 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18480904$g19281211 1001 $aLatimer, Lewis Howard,$d1848-1928 370 $aChelsea (Mass.)$bQueens (New York, N.Y.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aEdison Electric Light Company$aEdison Pioneers$2naf 374 $aElectrical engineers$aInventors$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aLatimer, L. H.$q(Lewis Howard),$d1848-1928 670 $aTurner, G. T. Lewis Howard Latimer, c1990:$bgalley (b. 9/4/1848; d. 12/11/1928) 670 $anuc88-103029: His Incandescent electric lighting [MI] 1890$b(hdg. on MiU rept.: Latimer, Louis H.; usage: L.H. Latimer) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 18, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Latimer, Lewis Howard; electrical engineer, inventor; born 04 September 1848 in Chelsea, Massachusetts, United States; was an office boy for Crosby and Gould, patent solicitors in Boston and became chief draftsman (mid-1870s); his first creation was a water closet for railway cars, co-invented with W. C. Brown (1874); drafted the diagrams for Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patent application (1876); relocated to Bridgeport, Connecticut; Hiram Stevens Maxim, the chief engineer of the U.S. Electric Lighting Company, hired Latimer as his draftsman and private secretary (1880); the company moved to New York City and he was placed in charge of the production of carbon lamp filaments; was granted a patent for a new process of manufacturing carbons (1882); patented other inventions, including two for an electric lamp and a globe support for electric lamps; established an incandescent lamp factory for the newly founded Maxim-Weston Electric Light Company in London (1881); created the Latimer Lamp; worked at the Edison Electric Light Company (1883); wrote a work, “Incandescent Electric Lighting, a Practical Description of the Edison System” (1890); was the chief draftsman when the General Electric Company and the Westinghouse Electric Company formed the Board of Patent Control (1896-1911); was one of the twenty-nine original members of the organization Edison Pioneers (1918); died 11 December 1928 in Queens, New York, United States)
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001 n 89616837 003 DLC 005 19890321132927.5 008 890321n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 89616837 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aMillerand, Alexandre,$d1859-1943 40010$wnnaa$aMillerand, Alexandre,$cPres. France,$d1859-1943 670 $anuc89-19026: His Retour de l'Alsace-Lorraine ... [MI] 1923$b(hdg. on NNC rept.: Millerand, Alexandre, 1859-1943) 670 $aLC data base, 3/21/89$b(hdg.: Millerand, Alexandre, pres. France, 1859-1943; usage: Alexandre Millerand) | 001 n 89616837 003 DLC 005 20150618073752.0 008 890321n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 89616837 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02484907 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dIEN 046 $f18590210$g19430407 1001 $aMillerand, Alexandre,$d1859-1943 370 $aParis (France)$bVersailles (France)$cFrance$2naf 374 $aLawyers$aPoliticians$aPresidents$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $afre 4001 $wnnaa$aMillerand, Alexandre,$cPres. France,$d1859-1943 670 $anuc89-19026: His Retour de l'Alsace-Lorraine ... [MI] 1923$b(hdg. on NNC rept.: Millerand, Alexandre, 1859-1943) 670 $aLC data base, 3/21/89$b(hdg.: Millerand, Alexandre, pres. France, 1859-1943; usage: Alexandre Millerand) 670 $aEncyclopaedia Britannica (online), viewed June 16, 2015$b(Alexandre Millerand, President of France; b. Feb. 10, 1859, Paris; d. Apr. 7, 1943, Versailles; as president of the Republic (1920-1924), was noted for his desire to strengthen the power of the president by constitutional revision; in the Senate 1927-1940)
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001 n 89619326 003 DLC 005 20110301062633.0 008 890331n| acannaabn |a and 010 $an 89619326 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02493245 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dMiKW 1102 $aNationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm) 4102 $aStahlhelm (Organization) 4102 $aStahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten (Organization) 670 $anuc89-20044: Its Stahlhelm-handbuch [MI] 1931$b(hdg. on NN rept.: Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm)) 670 $aLC data base, 3/31/89$b(subj. hdg.: Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm)) 670 $aWikipedia, accessed Feb. 28, 2011:$b(Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten (English: Steel Helment, League of Frontline Soldiers), founded at the end of 1918 ... in 1934 the Stahlhelmm was nenamed Nationalsozialistischer Frontkämpferbund (Federation of the National Socialist Frontline Fighters) | 001 n 89619326 003 DLC 005 20150428151548.0 008 890331n| acannaabn |a and 010 $an 89619326 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02493245 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dMiKW 1102 $aNationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm) 4102 $aStahlhelm (Organization) 4102 $aStahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten (Organization) 670 $anuc89-20044: Its Stahlhelm-handbuch [MI] 1931$b(hdg. on NN rept.: Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm)) 670 $aLC data base, 3/31/89$b(subj. hdg.: Nationalsozialistischer Deutscher Frontkämpferbund (Stahlhelm)) 670 $aWikipedia, accessed Feb. 28, 2011:$b(Stahlhelm, Bund der Frontsoldaten (English: Steel Helment, League of Frontline Soldiers), founded at the end of 1918 ... in 1934 the Stahlhelm was nenamed Nationalsozialistischer Frontkämpferbund (Federation of the National Socialist Frontline Fighters)
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001 n 89653401 003 DLC 005 20131031051015.0 008 890925n| azannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 89653401 035 $a(Uk)002517693 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dUk 046 $f1898$g1967 1001 $aLuthuli, A. J.$q(Albert John),$d1898-1967 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qAlbert John 4001 $wnna$aLuthuli, Albert John,$d1898-1967 4001 $aLutuli, A. J.$q(Albert John),$d1898-1967 667 $a"Lutuli" in NUC record's usage per CSt rept. 670 $anuc88-109485: His Portrait of Chief Lutuli, 1982$b(hdg. on CSt rept.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898-1967) 670 $aLC data base, 9/25/89$b(hdg.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898-1967; no usage) 670 $anuc87-46241: His The speeches of Albert J. Luthuli, 1982$b(usage on CU rept.: Albert J. Luthuli) 670 $aLCCN 64-7188: Africa's freedom, 1964$b(hdg.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898- ; usage: A.J. Luthuli) | 001 n 89653401 003 DLC 005 20150426122642.0 008 890925n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 89653401 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02605002 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dUk$dDHU-MS 046 $f1898$g19670721 1001 $aLuthuli, A. J.$q(Albert John),$d1898-1967 370 $aZimbabwe$bSouth Africa$cSouth Africa$2naf 373 $aAdams College (Amanzimtoti, South Africa)$aAfrican National Congress$aPan Africanist Congress$2naf 374 $aEducators$aPoliticians$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qAlbert John 4001 $wnna$aLuthuli, Albert John,$d1898-1967 4001 $aLutuli, A. J.$q(Albert John),$d1898-1967 667 $a"Lutuli" in NUC record's usage per CSt rept. 670 $anuc88-109485: His Portrait of Chief Lutuli, 1982$b(hdg. on CSt rept.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898-1967) 670 $aLC data base, 9/25/89$b(hdg.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898-1967; no usage) 670 $anuc87-46241: His The speeches of Albert J. Luthuli, 1982$b(usage on CU rept.: Albert J. Luthuli) 670 $aLCCN 64-7188: Africa's freedom, 1964$b(hdg.: Luthuli, Albert John, 1898- ; usage: A.J. Luthuli) 670 $aDictionary of African Biography, accessed March, 3, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Luthuli, Albert John Mvumbi; educator, Nobel Prize winner, political figure, Antiapartheid activist; born 1898 in Zimbabwe; was teacher at the Adams College; received chieftainship of Umvoti Mission Reserve (1936); joined the African National Congress (ANC) Natal chapter, Natal Executive Committee (1945); became president of ANC Natal chapter (1951) and later president-general of ANC; envisioned South Africa to be nonracial, governed by majority; struggled against different acts, especially the Native Resettlement Act; opposed violence; ANC leaders were arrested in December 1956; Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) was formed in 1958; was awarded the 1960 Nobel Peace Prize; one of the most influential Africans in South Africa; nearly deaf, he was killed by freight train while crossing railroad trestle on his farm on 21 July 1967 in South Africa)
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001 n 90601630 003 DLC 005 19900125070049.2 008 900110n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 90601630 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aMarburg, Theodore,$d1862-1946 670 $anuc89-16138: Blashfield's "Washington surrendering his commission" [MI] 1903$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946; usage from note: Theodore Marburg) 670 $aLC data base, 01-10-90$b(hdg.: Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946) | 001 n 90601630 003 DLC 005 20150407074100.0 008 900110n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 90601630 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02665491 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dMoSU-L 046 $f1862$g1946 1001 $aMarburg, Theodore,$d1862-1946 372 $aPacific settlement of international disputes$aDiplomacy$2lcsh 374 $aDiplomats$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $anuc89-16138: Blashfield's "Washington surrendering his commission" [MI] 1903$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946; usage from note: Theodore Marburg) 670 $aLC data base, 01-10-90$b(hdg.: Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946); LCCN: mm 82031294: Marburg, Theodore, 1862-1946. Theodore Marburg papers, April 6, 2015: Biographical note (Diplomat, publicist, civic leader, and peace advocate)
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001 n 90613747 003 DLC 005 19900222145335.2 008 900222n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 90613747 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aLydenberg, Harry Miller,$d1874-1960 670 $anuc89-8759: Robertson, A. Archibald Robertson [MI] 1930$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Lydenberg, Harry Miller, 1874- ; usage: Harry Miller Lydenberg) 670 $aLC data base, 02-22-90$b(hdg.: Lydenberg, Harry Miller, 1874-1960) | 001 n 90613747 003 DLC 005 20150511145907.0 008 900222n| azannaab |n aaa 010 $an 90613747 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f1974$g1960 1001 $aLydenberg, Harry Miller,$d1874-1960 670 $anuc89-8759: Robertson, A. Archibald Robertson [MI] 1930$b(hdg. on CtY rept.: Lydenberg, Harry Miller, 1874- ; usage: Harry Miller Lydenberg) 670 $aLC data base, 02-22-90$b(hdg.: Lydenberg, Harry Miller, 1874-1960)
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001 n 90644628 003 DLC 005 19900516100410.2 008 900515n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 90644628 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10000$aHippocrates.$tEpidemics 40000$wnna$aHippocrates.$tEpidemiorum libri 670 $aLangholf, V. Medical theories in Hippocrates, 1990:$bCIP t.p. (Epidemics) 670 $aLC data base, 05-15-90$b(hdg.: Hippocrates. Epidemiorum libri) | 001 n 90644628 003 DLC 005 20150407073831.0 008 900515n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 90644628 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02742402 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDNLM 1000 $aHippocrates.$tEpidemics 4000 $wnna$aHippocrates.$tEpidemiorum libri 670 $aLangholf, V. Medical theories in Hippocrates, 1990:$bCIP t.p. (Epidemics) 670 $aLC data base, 05-15-90$b(hdg.: Hippocrates. Epidemiorum libri)
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001 n 90650142 003 DLC 005 19900526094456.6 008 900526n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 90650142 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aFranklin, Gilbert,$d1919- 670 $aNUCMC data from Harry S. Truman Library for Harry S. Truman Statue Committee. Records, 1973-1979$b(Gilbert Franklin; sculptor of Truman statue in Independence, Mo.) 670 $aWW Amer. art., 1989-1990$b(Franklin, Gilbert Alfred; b. B'ham., Eng., 1919; U.S. citizen; sculptor) | 001 n 90650142 003 DLC 005 20150429163841.0 008 900526n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 90650142 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f1919$g2004 1001 $aFranklin, Gilbert,$d1919-2004 4001 $aFranklin, Gil,$d1919-2004 670 $aNUCMC data from Harry S. Truman Library for Harry S. Truman Statue Committee. Records, 1973-1979$b(Gilbert Franklin; sculptor of Truman statue in Independence, Mo.) 670 $aWW Amer. art., 1989-1990$b(Franklin, Gilbert Alfred; b. B'ham., Eng., 1919; U.S. citizen; sculptor) 670 $aProvincetown artist registry website, viewed April 28, 2015$b(Gilbert Franklin; Gil Franklin; 1919-2004; born in England and grew up in Attleboro, MA; a professor of sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design; also taught at Harvard, Yale, and the University of Pennsylvania)
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001 n 90687581 003 DLC 005 19930216160545.8 008 900829n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 90687581 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aCollier, Holt 670 $aMcCafferty, J. Holt and the teddy bear, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Holt) galley (Holt Collier) 670 $aMcCafferty, J. Holt and the cowboys, 1993:$bCIP t.p. (Holt) data sheet (Holt Collier, African-American; Confederate cavalry scout in Civil War; cowboy in Texas) | 001 n 90687581 003 DLC 005 20150418073830.0 008 900829n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 90687581 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02806891 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f1846$g19360801 1001 $aCollier, Holt 370 $aJefferson County (Miss.)$bGreenville (Miss.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aPerry Evans's Texas Rangers (Confederate army) 374 $aSoldiers$aVeterans$aHunters$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aMcCafferty, J. Holt and the teddy bear, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Holt) galley (Holt Collier) 670 $aMcCafferty, J. Holt and the cowboys, 1993:$bCIP t.p. (Holt) data sheet (Holt Collier, African-American; Confederate cavalry scout in Civil War; cowboy in Texas) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 26, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Collier, Holt; William Marcell Collette; slave, soldier, guide, scout, frontiersman, pioneer; born in 1846 on Home Hill Plantation, Jefferson County, Mississippi, United States; unofficial soldier at age fourteen in the Confederate army, served as a cavalryman and scout for Perry Evans's Texas Rangers becoming the only black soldier recognized by any of the Confederate states as a combat veteran (1861); hunted in the lower Mississippi Valley for over thirty years, credited with killing more than 3,000 bears; guided Roosevelt twice on a major bear hunt in the lower Mississippi Delta (1902, 1907); received news coverage and was featured by cartoonists in the Washington Post, making him the first nationally known sportsman of African descent; died 01 August 1936 in Greenville, Mississippi, United States)
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001 n 90696975 003 DLC 005 19900924151428.0 008 900924n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 90696975 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aDormon, Caroline 670 $aJohnson, F.H. The gift of the wild things, c1990:$bt.p. (Caroline Dormon) p. 12, etc. (Caroline Coroneos Dormon b. 7-19-1888; d. 11-23-1971) 670 $aLC data base, 9-24-90$b(hdg.:Dormon, Caroline) | 001 n 90696975 003 DLC 005 20150617180503.0 008 900924n| azannaab |a aaa 010 $an 90696975 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$erda 1001 $aDormon, Caroline,$d1888-1971 4001 $wnna$aDormon, Caroline 670 $aJohnson, F.H. The gift of the wild things, c1990:$bt.p. (Caroline Dormon) p. 12, etc. (Caroline Coroneos Dormon; b. 07-19-1888; d. 11-23-1971) 670 $aLC data base, 9-24-90$b(hdgs.: Dormon, Caroline, 1888-1971; Dormon, Caroline) 670 $aUsner, Daniel H. Weaving alliances with other women, 2015:$bECIP galley (Caroline Coroneos Dormon; Caroline Dormon; 1888-1971; New Deal naturalist)
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001 n 78043895 003 DLC 005 19900129125523.0 008 780718n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 78043895 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aSchneemann, Carolee,$d1939- 670 $aHer More than meat joy, 1978:$bt.p. (Carolee Schneemann) CIP data sheet (b. 10/12/39) | 001 n 78043895 003 DLC 005 20150415073731.0 008 780718n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 78043895 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00179812 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNC 046 $f19391012 1001 $aSchneemann, Carolee,$d1939- 370 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.)$2naf 372 $aArt$aMotion pictures--Production and direction$2lcsh 374 $aArtists$aMotion picture producers and directors$aAuthors$2lcsh 670 $aHer More than meat joy, 1978:$bt.p. (Carolee Schneemann) CIP data sheet (b. 10/12/39) 670 $aWikipedia WWW site, viewed Apr. 15, 2015:$barticle (Carolee Schneemann; born October 12, 1939 in Fox Chase [Philadelphia], Pennsylvania; American visual artist; Master of Fine Arts, University of Illinois; her works have been shown at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art and other venues; her films include "Meat Joy", 1964, "Fuses", 1967 among others; she has published works, "Cezanne, She Was a Great Painter" among others)
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001 n 90708539 003 DLC 005 19971212051712.7 008 901025n| acannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 90708539 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dOOC 10010$aBailey, DeFord 40010$aBailey, De Ford 670 $aMorton, D.C. DeFord Bailey, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (DeFord Bailey) 670 $aDevil in the woodpile [SR] p1996:$bcontainer (De Ford Bailey) insert (b. 1899, Tennessee) 670 $aGuinness enc. of popular music$b(Bailey, Deford; b. 1899, Carthage, Smith Co., Tenn.; d. July 2, 1982; harmonica player, performer on Grand Ole Opry) | 001 n 90708539 003 DLC 005 20150331073815.0 008 901025n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 90708539 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02839387 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dOOC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18991214$g19820702 1001 $aBailey, DeFord 370 $aSmith County (Tenn.)$bNashville (Tenn.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aColumbia Recording Corporation$aAmerican Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers$2naf 373 $aGrand Ole Opry show 374 $aHarmonica players$aFolk musicians$aSingers$aCountry musicians$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aBailey, De Ford 670 $aMorton, D.C. DeFord Bailey, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (DeFord Bailey) 670 $aDevil in the woodpile [SR] p1996:$bcontainer (De Ford Bailey) insert (b. 1899, Tennessee) 670 $aGuinness enc. of popular music$b(Bailey, Deford; b. 1899, Carthage, Smith Co., Tenn.; d. July 2, 1982; harmonica player, performer on Grand Ole Opry) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 9, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Bailey, DeFord; harmonica player, folk musician, singer, country musician; born 14 December 1899 in Bellwood, Smith County, Tennessee, United States; worked for wealthy white families in Nashville (1918); won first place at harmonica contest broadcast over a local radio station, WDAD (1925); appeared on Saturday night Barn Dance (later called the Grand Ole Opry) (1926) and became one of the most popular stars on the show; worked with the record companies Columbia (1927), Brunswick (1927), and Victor (1928); toured with Opry stars Delmore Brothers, Fruit Jar Drinkers, Uncle Dave Macon, Robert Lunn; published and copyrighted his songs with ASCAP (1920s); ASCAP songs were banned from the airwaves as a result of a licensing disagreement between ASCAP and the major radio networks (1941); when he was told he could not play his old favorites, he was confused, bitter, angered and dropped entirely out of music; a new generation of fans began to see him as a folk music hero (1960s); he refused offers to record again; he returned to the Opry several times before his death; died 02 July 1982 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States)
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001 n 91006566 003 DLC 005 20130114100432.0 008 910123n| acannaabn n aaa 010 $an 91006566 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f1954 1001 $aGober, Robert,$d1954- 670 $aGober, Halley, Kessler, Wool, 1989:$bt.p. (Gober) p. 5, etc. (Robert Gober) p. 30 (b. 1954) | 001 n 91006566 003 DLC 005 20150429073757.0 008 910123n| azannaabn n aaa 010 $an 91006566 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02881800 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB 046 $f19540912 1001 $aGober, Robert,$d1954- 374 $aSculptors$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aGober, Halley, Kessler, Wool, 1989:$bt.p. (Gober) p. 5, etc. (Robert Gober) p. 30 (b. 1954) 670 $aWikipedia, April 27, 2015$b(Robert Gober (born September 12, 1954) is an American sculptor. His work is often related to domestic and familiar objects such as sinks, doors, and legs)
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001 n 91011094 003 DLC 005 20040305144412.0 008 910202n| acannaab |n aaa 010 $an 91011094 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aGaucher, Yves 670 $aCampbell, J.D. The asymmetric vision, c1989:$bt.p. (Yves Gaucher) Can CIP (Gaucher, Yves, 1934- ) 670 $aLC data base, 2-2-91$b(hdg.: Gaucher, Yves) 670 $aYves Gaucher, c2003:$bp. 225, etc., (b. Jan. 3, 1934, Montreal; d. Sept. 8, 2000, Montreal) | 001 n 91011094 003 DLC 005 20150407073833.0 008 910202n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91011094 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02889085 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNC 046 $f19340103$g20000908 1001 $aGaucher, Yves 370 $aMontréal (Québec)$bMontréal (Québec)$cCanada$2naf 372 $aPainting, Abstract$2lcsh 374 $aPainters$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aCampbell, J.D. The asymmetric vision, c1989:$bt.p. (Yves Gaucher) Can CIP (Gaucher, Yves, 1934- ) 670 $aLC data base, 2-2-91$b(hdg.: Gaucher, Yves) 670 $aYves Gaucher, c2003:$bp. 225, etc., (b. Jan. 3, 1934, Montreal; d. Sept. 8, 2000, Montreal) 670 $aYves Gaucher, 2015, via WWW, viewed April 2, 2015$b(Yves Gaucher) biography (Yves Gaucher (1934-2000) was one of Canada's foremost abstract painters of the second half of the twentieth century.)
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001 n 91027452 003 DLC 005 20010222103139.0 008 910319n| acannaab |n aaa c 010 $an 91027452 040 $aCU$cCU$dDLC 053 0$aPT2666.I749 10010$aFischer, Erica,$d1943- 670 $aHer Ohne uns ist kein Staat zu machen, c1990:$bt.p. (Erica Fischer) p. 5 (b. 1943 in England) 670 $aLC data base, 03-19-91$b(hdg.: Fischer, Erica, 1943-) | 001 n 91027452 003 DLC 005 20150422051025.0 008 910319n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $an 91027452 035 $a(Uk)002675668 040 $aCU$beng$erda$cCU$dDLC$dUk 046 $f1943-01 053 0$aPT2666.I749 1001 $aFischer, Erica,$d1943- 370 $aGreat Britain$cAustria$eGermany$2naf 372 $aJournalism$aTranslating and interpretating$aFiction$2lcsh 374 $aJournalists$aTranslators$aNovelists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $ager 670 $aHer Ohne uns ist kein Staat zu machen, c1990:$bt.p. (Erica Fischer) p. 5 (b. 1943 in England) 670 $aLC data base, 03-19-91$b(hdg.: Fischer, Erica, 1943-) 670 $ap. 288 (born in January 1943 in St Albans, Hertfordshire ; parents had fled to Britain from Austria in 1938; in the summer of 1948 ... returned to Vienna ; worked as a journalist, translator and writer ; now lives in Berlin)
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001 n 78048566 003 DLC 005 19840322000000.0 008 780726n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 78048566 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aSchmidt, Mike,$d1949- 670 $aWright, J. Mike Schmidt, baseball's ... 1979 (subj.)$bt.p. (Mike Schmidt) CIP galley (b. 8/27/49 in Dayton, Ohio; plays for Philadelphia Phillies) | 001 n 78048566 003 DLC 005 20150331051124.0 008 780726n| azannaabn |n aaa ||| 010 $an 78048566 035 $a(Uk)000267702 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dUk 046 $f19490827 1001 $aSchmidt, Mike,$d1949- 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aWright, J. Mike Schmidt, baseball's ... 1979 (subj.)$bt.p. (Mike Schmidt) CIP galley (b. 8/27/49 in Dayton, Ohio; plays for Philadelphia Phillies)
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001 n 91031946 003 DLC 005 19910401152102.8 008 910401n| acannaab| |n ana ||| 010 $an 91031946 040 $aDLC$cDLC 11020$aTaliesin Fellowship 670 $aWright, F. L. At Taliesin, c1992:$bCIP t.p. (Taliesin Fellowship) introd. (formed 10-32 by Frank Lloyd and Olgivanna Wright) | 001 n 91031946 003 DLC 005 20150505073756.0 008 910401n| azannaabn |n ana 010 $an 91031946 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02921655 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dNjP 046 $s1932-10 1102 $aTaliesin Fellowship 370 $eSpring Green (Wis.)$eScottsdale (Ariz.) 670 $aWright, F. L. At Taliesin, c1992:$bCIP t.p. (Taliesin Fellowship) introd. (formed 10-32 by Frank Lloyd and Olgivanna Wright) 670 $aWikipedia, May 4, 2015$b( In 1932, Frank Lloyd and Olgivanna Wright established the private Taliesin Fellowship, where fifty to sixty apprentices could come to Taliesin (Spring Green, Wisconsin) to study under the architect. Students helped him develop the estate at a time when Wright received few commissions for his work. Once he began Taliesin West, a winter home in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 1937, Wright and the fellowship "migrated" between the two homes each year.)
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001 n 91041670 003 DLC 005 19910427110427.2 008 910427n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 91041670 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aWillard, Daniel,$d1861-1942 670 $aVrooman, D.M. Daniel Willard and progressive management ... c1991. 670 $aLC data base, 4-27-91$b(hdg.: Willard, Daniel, 1861-1942) | 001 n 91041670 003 DLC 005 20150506073747.0 008 910427n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91041670 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02937431 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dIEN 046 $f1861$g1942 1001 $aWillard, Daniel,$d1861-1942 373 $aBaltimore and Ohio Railroad Company$2naf 670 $aVrooman, D.M. Daniel Willard and progressive management ... c1991. 670 $aLC data base, 4-27-91$b(hdg.: Willard, Daniel, 1861-1942) 670 $aA constructive public policy toward our railroads, 1922:$btitle page (Daniel Willard, president, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad)
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001 n 91047127 003 DLC 005 20020206052415.0 008 910513n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91047127 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 053 0$aPS3563.E198 1001 $aMeara, Anne 670 $aStiller, J. Laugh when you like [SR] p1972:$blabel (Anne Meara) | 001 n 91047127 003 DLC 005 20150526090824.0 008 910513n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91047127 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02946341 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 046 $f19290920$g20150523 053 0$aPS3563.E198 1001 $aMeara, Anne 370 $aBrooklyn (New York, N.Y.)$bManhattan (New York, N.Y.)$eRockville Centre (N.Y.)$2naf 374 $aComedians$aActors$aDramatists$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 670 $aStiller, J. Laugh when you like [SR] p1972:$blabel (Anne Meara) 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed May 26, 2015$b(in obituary published May 24: Anne Meara; b. Sept. 20, 1929, Brooklyn; raised in Rockville Centre on Long Island; m. Jerry Stiller; d. Saturday [May 23, 2015], Manhattan, aged 85; half of Stiller and Meara, one of the most successful male-female comedy teams of all time; went on to enjoy a long and diverse career as an actress and, late in life, a playwright)
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001 n 91053183 003 DLC 005 19920310141440.5 008 910529n| acannaab| |n aaa 010 $an 91053183 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dNjP 10010$aDurschmied, Erik 670 $aHis Shooting wars, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Erik Durschmied) 670 $aHis Don't shoot the Yanqui, 1990:$bt.p. (Erik Durschmied) jkt. (b. 1930 in Vienna; film-maker; Canadian citizen) | 001 n 91053183 003 DLC 005 20150418051030.0 008 910529n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91053183 035 $a(Uk)002698354 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dNjP$dUk 046 $f19301225 1001 $aDurschmied, Erik 370 $aVienna (Austria)$cCanada$cFrance$2naf 372 $aJournalism, Military$aCinematography$aMilitary history$2lcsh 373 $aUnited States Military Academy$2naf 373 $aAustrian Staff College 374 $aWar correspondents$aCinematographers$aCollege teachers$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aHis Shooting wars, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Erik Durschmied) 670 $aDon't shoot the Yanqui, 1990:$bt.p. (Erik Durschmied) jkt. (b. 1930 in Vienna; film-maker; Canadian citizen) 670 $aWikipedia, viewed on 17 April 2017$b(Erik Durschmied, cinematographer, producer, and director, is also an author, military history professor and a former war correspondent for BBC, CBS. Born in December 25, 1930 in Vienna, emigrated to Canada in 1952. In later years, he has served as Lecturer of Military History at the Austrian Staff College, and has been a guest lecturer at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Durschmied lives with his family in France)
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001 n 00000342 003 DLC 005 20000112112118.0 008 000112n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 00000342 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 1001 $aMarshall, Kerry James,$d1955- 670 $aSultan, Terrie. Kerry James Marshall, 2000:$bt.p. (Kerry James Marshall) text (b. 1955 in Birmingham, Ala.; grad. of the Otis Art Inst. in Los Angeles) | 001 n 00000342 003 DLC 005 20150504073622.0 008 000112n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 00000342 035 $a(OCoLC)oca05135921 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19551017 1001 $aMarshall, Kerry James,$d1955- 370 $aBirmingham (Ala.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aOtis Art Institute$aKoplin Gallery (Los Angeles, Calif.)$aJack Shainman Gallery$aUniversity of Illinois at Chicago$2naf 374 $aPainters$aPhotographers$aPrintmakers$aCollege teachers$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aSultan, Terrie. Kerry James Marshall, 2000:$bt.p. (Kerry James Marshall) text (b. 1955 in Birmingham, Ala.; grad. of the Otis Art Inst. in Los Angeles) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 21, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Marshall, Kerry James; painter, photographer, printmaker, installation artist, professor; born 17 October 1955 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States; completed the Otis Art Institute (1978); created Portrait of the Artist as a Shadow of His Former Self, a painting that unified completely process and meaning (1980); had his first solo exhibition at Koplin Gallery in Los Angeles (1985); worked in Chicago as production designer for Dash's film Daughters in the Dust (1989); second show at Koplin led to a National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Visual Art Fellowship grant (1991); his painting The Lost Boys epitomized a period of artistic growth (1993); received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Award in painting for his first New York gallery show, at the Jack Shainman Gallery; became a professor at the School of Art and Design at the University of Illinois at Chicago (1998); explored social and political issues in the comic book RythmMastr; honors include, the Alpert Award in the Arts, MacArthur Foundation's Fellows Program grant (1997))
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001 n 91065619 003 DLC 005 20100517071208.0 008 910702n| acannaabn |n ana 010 $an 91065619 034 $dW0700710$eW0700710$fN0441812$gN0441812$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02976474 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 043 $an-us-me 151 $aLeeds (Me. : Town) 670 $aLynn, E.M. Taken from the ground, 1987:$bt.p. (Leeds, Maine) 670 $aRand McNally, 1987$b(Leeds (Town of); Androscoggin; population: 1031) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 44°18ʹ12ʺN 070°07ʹ10ʺW) 781 0$zMaine$zLeeds (Town) | 001 n 91065619 003 DLC 005 20150406111854.0 008 910702n| azannaabn |n ana 010 $an 91065619 034 $dW0700710$eW0700710$fN0441812$gN0441812$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02976474 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC 043 $an-us-me 151 $aLeeds (Me. : Town) 370 $fAndroscoggin County (Me.) 670 $aLynn, E.M. Taken from the ground, 1987:$bt.p. (Leeds, Maine) 670 $aRand McNally, 1987$b(Leeds (Town of); Androscoggin; population: 1031) 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 44°18ʹ12ʺN 070°07ʹ10ʺW) 670 $aAttwood, S.B. Length and breadth of Maine, 1946, p. 178$b(Leeds; town; Androscoggin County; prev. designations: Littleborough, New Boston [no publs. in LC database; this New Boston in Androscoggin County; the other New Boston is in Cumberland County; later known as Gray]; settled 1779; incorp. Feb. 16, 1801 the 127th town; part of Livermore annexed 1802; part of Monmouth annexed 1809; parts set off to Wayne, 1810, to Wales, Mar. 16, 1855, to Webster and Wayne, Apr. 2, 1859) 781 0$zMaine$zLeeds (Town)
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001 n 91067520 003 DLC 005 20020607142422.0 008 910710n| acannaab |a aaa 010 $an 91067520 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aMcCurdy, Elmer,$d1880-1911 40010$aMcCurdy,$cMissouri,$d1880-1911 40000$aMissoiri McCurdy,$d1880-1911 670 $aBasgall, R.J. The career of Elmer McCurdy ... c1989:$bp. 245 (killed by an Oklahoma sheriff's posse in 1911 at the age of 32) 670 $aFind a grave$bLogan County, OK (McCurdy, Elmer b. 1880 d. October 8, 1911. Sideshow outlaw. A notorious outlaw in the early 20th century, who's events in death have become more famous then anything he did in life. Nicknamed "Missouri McCurdy". Shot dead at the age of 31 no family or friends came to claim the body. Sometime later two con men (one claiming to be his brother) showed up and claimed it and took it back to California where they encased it in painted wax. In 1976, a film crew went to Nu Pike | 001 n 91067520 003 DLC 005 20150624161934.0 008 910710n| azannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 91067520 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 046 $f1880$g19111008 1001 $aMcCurdy, Elmer,$d1880-1911 4001 $aMcCurdy,$cMissouri,$d1880-1911 4000 $aMissouri McCurdy,$d1880-1911 670 $aBasgall, R.J. The career of Elmer McCurdy ... c1989:$bp. 245 (killed by an Oklahoma sheriff's posse in 1911 at the age of 32) 670 $aFind a grave$bLogan County, OK (McCurdy, Elmer; b. 1880; d. Oct. 8, 1911. Sideshow outlaw. A notorious outlaw in the early 20th century, who's events in death have become more famous then anything he did in life. Nicknamed "Missouri McCurdy". Shot dead at the age of 31 no family or friends came to claim the body. Sometime later two con men (one claiming to be his brother) showed up and claimed it and took it back to California where they encased it in painted wax. In 1976, a film crew went to Nu Pike Amusement Park in Long Beach, California to film an episode of The Six Million Dollar Man. One of the technicians came across a wax dummy hanging from a rope. Trying to move it, the arm came off and sticking out of the wax was a bone. The dummy was taken to a forensics laboratory for an autopsy but it was so petrified that the doctors had to use a hacksaw to get through it. They learned that this was in fact the body of Elmer McCurdy and that he had died of a .32 caliber gunshot wound. He was soon after buried in a formal ceremony and cement covered the coffin of a man who's body had made a 65 year journey to the grave)
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001 n 91070561 003 DLC 005 19910717122138.0 008 910717n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 91070561 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aRideau, Wilbert 670 $aThe Wall is strong, c1991:$bt.p. (Wilbert Rideau) | 001 n 91070561 003 DLC 005 20150613073940.0 008 910717n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 91070561 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02984305 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19420213 1001 $aRideau, Wilbert 370 $aLawtell (La.) 370 $cUnited States$2naf 373 $aLouisiana State Penitentiary$2naf 374 $aJournalists$aMotion picture producers and directors$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aThe Wall is strong, c1991:$bt.p. (Wilbert Rideau) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed March 25, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Rideau, Wilbert; journalist, murderer, documentary filmmaker; born 13 February 1942 in Lawtell, Louisiana, United States; robbed the Gulf National Bank, kidnapped three of the bank's white employees and killed one of them (1961); convicted and sentenced to death (1961); his sentence was changed to life imprisonment (1973); began his own in-prison publication "The Lifer"; was appointed editor of in-prison magazine "The Angolite's", under his leadership it became a award-winning magazine (1975); established himself as a professional journalist and exposed substandard conditions in Angola prison; won the Robert F. Kennedy and George Polk awards; appeared on ABC's Nightline to discuss his work; was the narrator and co-producer of the 1990 documentary "Tossing Away the Keys"; co-directed "The Farm: Life Inside Angola Prison", a 1998 Sundance Film Festival award-winning and Oscar-nominated documentary on Angola from the point of view of six inmates; set free (2005))
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001 n 92003642 003 DLC 005 19940304094532.5 008 920113n| acannaab |n aaa ||| 010 $an 92003642 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDGPO 10010$aGarten, Jeffrey E.,$d1946- 670 $aHis A cold peace, c1992:$bCIP t.p. (Jeffrey E. Garten) data sheet (b. 10-29-46) 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Nominations of Jeffrey E. Garten ... 1993:$bt.p. (Jeffrey E. Garten; to be under secretary of commerce for international trade) p. 35 (b. 10/29/46) p. 42 (wrote A cold peace, 1992) | 001 n 92003642 003 DLC 005 20150509073826.0 008 920113n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92003642 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03089191 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDGPO$dUOr 046 $f19461029 1001 $aGarten, Jeffrey E.,$d1946- 370 $eSouthport (Conn.)$eEast Hampton (N.Y.)$2naf 372 $aCollege teaching$aEconomics$aBusiness$aInternational trade$2lcsh 373 $aYale University. School of Management$aDartmouth College$aJohns Hopkins University. School of Advanced International Studies$aLehman Brothers$2naf 374 $aCollege teachers$aEconomists$aBusinessmen$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aHis A cold peace, c1992:$bCIP t.p. (Jeffrey E. Garten) data sheet (b. 10-29-46) 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Nominations of Jeffrey E. Garten ... 1993:$bt.p. (Jeffrey E. Garten; to be under secretary of commerce for international trade) p. 35 (b. 10/29/46) p. 42 (wrote A cold peace, 1992) 670 $aWikipedia.org, via WWW, 7 May 2015:$b(Jeffrey Garten.Jeffrey E. Garten (born October 29, 1946) is the Juan Trippe Professor in the Practice of International Trade, Finance and Business at the Yale School of Management and the Chairman of Garten Rothkopf, a global consulting firm. He also serves on several corporate and philanthropic boards. From 1996-2005 he was the dean of the school, and before that, Undersecretary of Commerce for international trade in the first Clinton administration. Previously he worked on Wall Street as managing director at the Blackstone Group and Lehman Brothers. He is the author of four books on the global political economy. Garten earned his B.A. from Dartmouth College in 1968 and an M.A. (1972) and Ph.D. (1980) from the Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies. After Johns Hopkins, Garten worked in the Nixon, Ford and Carter administrations in a variety of foreign policy and economic positions. Garten is married to Ina Garten. Garten and his wife live in Southport, Connecticut, and East Hampton, New York.)
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001 n 92012917 003 DLC 005 20060307092535.0 008 920205n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92012917 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aPuckett, Kirby 670 $aRambeck, R. Kirby Puckett, 1992:$bCIP t.p. (Kirby Puckett) 670 $aKirby's Puckett's baseball games, 1996:$bCIP data sheet (b. 3/13/61) 670 $aNew York times WWW site, Mar. 7, 2006$b(Kirby Puckett; b. Mar. 14, 1960, Chicago; d. yesterday [Mar. 6, 2006], Phoenix, aged 45; Hall of Fame outfielder for the Minnesota Twins, acclaimed for his sunny personality and his passion for baseball) | 001 n 92012917 003 DLC 005 20150525073619.0 008 920205n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92012917 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03104968 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19600314$g20060306 1001 $aPuckett, Kirby 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bScottsdale (Ariz.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aTriton College$aMinnesota Twins (Baseball team)$2naf 373 $aKirby Puckett Eight-Ball Invitational Pool Tournament 374 $aBaseball players$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aRambeck, R. Kirby Puckett, 1992:$bCIP t.p. (Kirby Puckett) 670 $aKirby's Puckett's baseball games, 1996:$bCIP data sheet (b. 3/13/61) 670 $aNew York times WWW site, Mar. 7, 2006$b(Kirby Puckett; b. Mar. 14, 1960, Chicago; d. yesterday [Mar. 6, 2006], Phoenix, aged 45; Hall of Fame outfielder for the Minnesota Twins, acclaimed for his sunny personality and his passion for baseball) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed March 12, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Puckett, Kirby; baseball player, community activist; born 14 March 1960 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; offered a scholarship to Bradley University, but transferred to Triton College; named the regional Junior College Player of the Year, signed with the Minnesota Twins (1982); was voted to his first All-Star Game, won his first Gold Glove, finished third in MVP voting and led the Twins to a World Series victory over the St. Louis Cardinals (1987); was named to ten All-Star teams, won six Gold Gloves; won the 1991 World Series against the Atlanta Braves; established the Kirby Puckett Eight-Ball Invitational Pool Tournament (1991); died 06 March 2006 in Scottsdale, Arizona, United States) 678 $aIndividual was a Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, a World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame inductee and a community activist.
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001 n 92037158 003 DLC 005 19920402172827.0 008 920402n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 92037158 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aRayner, John B.,$d1850-1918 670 $aCantrell, G. Kenneth and John B. Rayner ... 1992:$bcip t.p. (John B. Rayner) galley (b. 1850; d. 1918) | 001 n 92037158 003 DLC 005 20150613073945.0 008 920402n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92037158 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03143515 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f18501113$g19180714 1001 $aRayner, John B.,$d1850-1918 370 $aRaleigh (N.C.)$bCalvert (Tex.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aShaw University$aSt. Augustine's Normal School and Collegiate Institute$aPeople's Party (Tex.)$2naf 373 $aConroe College (Tex.)$aFarmers' Improvement Society School (Tex.)$aTexas Brewers' Association 374 $aPoliticians$aTeachers$aOrators$2lcsh 375 $amale 378 $qJohn Baptis 670 $aCantrell, G. Kenneth and John B. Rayner ... 1992:$bcip t.p. (John B. Rayner) galley (b. 1850; d. 1918) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed March 20, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Rayner, John Baptis; politician, educator, orator; born 13 November 1850 in Raleigh, North Carolina, United States; studied at Shaw University and Saint Augustine's Normal and Collegiate Institute; taught at school and preached in Calvert, Texas; joined the People's Party (1892); served as chief fund-raiser for Conroe College and the Farmers' Improvement Society School (1904-1914); was employed by the Texas Brewers' Association (1905-1912); retired from political activity in 1912; died 14 July 1918 in Calvert, Texas, United States)
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001 n 92094152 003 DLC 005 19920921141511.4 008 920921n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 92094152 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aParizeau, Jacques,$d1930- 670 $aColloque "L'Après schéma dans les municipalités et les M.R.C. (1987 : Universitè du Québec à Chicoutimi). M.R.C. et municipalités, vers une union libre? 1988:$bcover (Jacques Parizeau) 670 $aLC data base, 09-21-92$b(hdg.: Parizeau, Jacques) 670 $aNLC 03-18-92$b(Parizeau, Jacques, 1930- ) | 001 n 92094152 003 DLC 005 20150604103957.0 008 920921n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92094152 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19300809$g20150601 1001 $aParizeau, Jacques,$d1930-2015 370 $aMontréal (Québec)$bMontréal (Québec)$fL'Assomption (Québec)$2naf$vWikipedia, viewed June 4, 2015 372 $aQuébec (Province)--History--Autonomy and independence movements$2lcsh 373 $aQuébec (Province). Assemblée nationale$2naf$s19890925$t19960129$vWikipedia, viewed June 4, 2015 373 $aQuébec (Province). Assemblée nationale$2naf$s19761115$t19841127$vWikipedia, viewed June 4, 2015 373 $aParti québécois$2naf$vNew York times (online), viewed June 4, 2015 374 $aPrime ministers$2lcsh$s19940926$t19960129$vWikipedia, viewed June 4, 2015 374 $aLegislators$aEconomists$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $afre 670 $aColloque "L'Après schéma dans les municipalités et les M.R.C. (1987 : Universitè du Québec à Chicoutimi). M.R.C. et municipalités, vers une union libre? 1988:$bcover (Jacques Parizeau) 670 $aLC data base, 09-21-92$b(hdg.: Parizeau, Jacques) 670 $aNLC 03-18-92$b(Parizeau, Jacques, 1930- ) 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed June 4, 2015$b(in obituary published June 3: Jacques Parizeau; b. Aug. 9, 1930, Montreal; d. there Monday [June 1, 2015], aged 84; former Quebec premier who came close to severing that province from the rest of Canada; earned his doctorate at the London School of Economics)
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001 n 92100541 003 DLC 005 20100621075855.0 008 921008n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92100541 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aBol, Manute 670 $aMontville, L. Manute, c1993:$bCIP t.p. (Manute Bol) galley (professional basketball player, orginally from Uganda) 670 $aNew York times WWW site, June 21, 2010$b(in obituary published June 19: Manute Bol; d. Saturday [June 19, 2010], Charlottesville, Va., aged 47; towering Dinka tribesman who left southern Sudan to become one of the best shot blockers in the history of American basketball, then returned to his homeland to try to heal the wounds of a long, bloody civil war) | 001 n 92100541 003 DLC 005 20150403075453.0 008 921008n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 92100541 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03253365 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19621016$g20100619 1001 $aBol, Manute 370 $aGogrial (Sudan)$bCharlottesville (Va.)$cUnited States 373 $aWashington Bullets (Basketball team)$aGolden State Warriors (Basketball team)$aNational Basketball Association$2naf 373 $aSudan Sunrise$aRing True Foundation$aSudan Relief$aRedemption Association 374 $aBasketball players$aPhilanthropists$aHuman rights workers$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aMontville, L. Manute, c1993:$bCIP t.p. (Manute Bol) galley (professional basketball player, orginally from Uganda) 670 $aNew York times WWW site, June 21, 2010$b(in obituary published June 19: Manute Bol; d. Saturday [June 19, 2010], Charlottesville, Va., aged 47; towering Dinka tribesman who left southern Sudan to become one of the best shot blockers in the history of American basketball, then returned to his homeland to try to heal the wounds of a long, bloody civil war) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 22, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Bol, Manute; basketball player, humanitarian, human rights activist; born 16 October 1962 in Gogrial, Sudan; drafted by the Washington Bullets, becoming anestablished shot blocker and a fan favorite (1985); traded to the Golden State Warriors (1988); led the NBA in blocked shots (1988-89); traded to the Philadelphia 76 ers (1990-1993); ended his NBA career with Golden State (1994-1995); worked for human rights organizations such as Sudan Sunrise, the Ring True Foundation, and the Sudan Relief and Redemption Association; died 19 June 2010 in Charlottesville, Virginia, United States)
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001 n 93015352 003 DLC 005 20110610111826.0 008 930218n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 93015352 $zn 85185229 $zno2001041616 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03319713 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dMU$dIAhCCS$dWaU$dDLC 1001 $aMann, Michael$q(Michael Kenneth) 4001 $aMann, Michael Kenneth 670 $aThe Last of the Mohicans [MP] 1992:$bcredits (directed and produced by Michael Mann) 670 $aPer phone call to Michael Mann Productions, 3-2-93$b(Michael Mann's middle name is Kenneth) 670 $aMichael Mann, 2000:$bt.p. (Michael Mann) p. 16, etc. (b. 1943, Chicago; motion picture writer/director) 670 $aInternet movie database, Apr. 21, 2005$b(Michael Mann; birth name: Michael Kenneth Mann; b. Feb. 5, 1943, Chicago; sometimes credited as Michael Kenneth Mann) 670 $aWikipedia, Apr. 27, 2010$b(Michael Mann (director); full name: Michael Kenneth Mann (b. Feb. 5, 1943); American film director, screenwriter, and producer) | 001 n 93015352 003 DLC 005 20150618142131.0 008 930218n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 93015352 $zn 85185229 $zno2001041616$zno2013055704 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03319713 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dMU$dIAhCCS$dWaU$dDLC 046 $f19430205 1001 $aMann, Michael,$d1943- 370 $aChicago (Ill.) 374 $aFilm director$aScreenwriter$aFilm producer 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qMichael Kenneth 4001 $aMann, Michael Kenneth 670 $aThe Last of the Mohicans [MP] 1992:$bcredits (directed and produced by Michael Mann) 670 $aPer phone call to Michael Mann Productions, 3-2-93$b(Michael Mann's middle name is Kenneth) 670 $aMichael Mann, 2000:$bt.p. (Michael Mann) p. 16, etc. (b. 1943, Chicago; motion picture writer/director) 670 $aInternet movie database, Apr. 21, 2005$b(Michael Mann; birth name: Michael Kenneth Mann; b. Feb. 5, 1943, Chicago; sometimes credited as Michael Kenneth Mann) 670 $aWikipedia, Apr. 27, 2010$b(Michael Mann (director); full name: Michael Kenneth Mann (b. Feb. 5, 1943); American film director, screenwriter, and producer)$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Mann_(director)
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001 n 93027340 003 DLC 005 19930324155841.6 008 930324n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 93027340 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aBlount, Mel,$d1948- 670 $aHis The cross burns brightly, 1993:$bCIP t.p. (Mel Blount) galley (b. 04-10-48 in Vidalia, Ga.; football player; est. youth homes in Ga. and Pa.) | 001 n 93027340 003 DLC 005 20150402073805.0 008 930324n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 93027340 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03341465 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19480410 1001 $aBlount, Mel,$d1948- 370 $aVidalia (Ga.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aSouthern University and A & M College$aPittsburgh Steelers (Football team)$aNational Football League$2naf 374 $aFootball players$aBenefactors$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aHis The cross burns brightly, 1993:$bCIP t.p. (Mel Blount) galley (b. 04-10-48 in Vidalia, Ga.; football player; est. youth homes in Ga. and Pa.) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 18, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Blount, Mel Carnell; football player, institutional founder / benefactor; born10 April 1948 in Vidalia, Georgia, United States; was offered a football scholarship to Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana graduating with a BA in Physical Education (1966-1970); drafted in the third round of the 1970 NFL draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers; known as the cornerback of his era turningthe Steelers into play-off regulars and four-time Super Bowl champions (1970's-80's); played in six American Football Conference Championship Games, winning four of them; retired from the NFL (1983); NFL director of player relations (1983-1990); opened a youth home in Vidalia, GA and Taylorstown, PA (1989); honors include NFL's Most Valuable Player, All-Pro (1975, 1977, 1981); enshrined in the NFL Hall of Fame (1989), Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame, Georgia Sports Hall of Fame (1990), the World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame (1997); awarded an NAACP Human Rights Award (1990) and a Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award (1996))
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001 n 94047533 003 DLC 005 19940517150815.6 008 940517n| acannaab |n aaa ||| 010 $an 94047533 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aLewis, Reginald F.,$d1942-1993 670 $aHis Why should white guys have all the fun? c1995:$bCIP t.p. (Reginald F. Lewis) data sht. (b. 12-07-42; d. 01-19-93) info. from publr. (former head of the largest black-owned business in USA, TLC Beatrice Int'l Holdings, Inc.) | 001 n 94047533 003 DLC 005 20150501073904.0 008 940517n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 94047533 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03606589 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f19421207$g19930118 1001 $aLewis, Reginald F.,$d1942-1993 370 $aBaltimore (Md.)$bNew York (N.Y.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aVirginia State College$aHarvard Law School$aPaul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison$2naf 373 $aLewis & Clarkson$aTLC Group 374 $aLawyers$aCapitalists and financiers$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aHis Why should white guys have all the fun? c1995:$bCIP t.p. (Reginald F. Lewis) data sht. (b. 12-07-42; d. 01-19-93) info. from publr. (former head of the largest black-owned business in USA, TLC Beatrice Int'l Holdings, Inc.) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Lewis, Reginald Francis; capitalist / financier, lawyer; born 7 Dec. 1942 in Baltimore, Maryland, United States; graduated from Virginia State College in Petersburg (1965), attended Harvard Law School summer program for blacks; graduated from Harvard Law School (1968); worked at the well-known liberal New York firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wheaton & Garrison (1968-1970); partner in Wallace, Murphy, Thorpe & Lewis, Wall Street law firm, in 1978 the firm became Lewis & Clarkson; made the transition from lawyer to financier; in 1983 formed TLC Group; lived in New York and Paris; became art collector, owned paintings by Picasso, Matisse, and others; donated millions to Howard University, the University of the Philippines, the Harvard Law School, and to the NAACP; died 18 Jan. 1993 in New York, New York, United States)
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001 n 78088850 003 DLC 005 20121030074856.0 008 781128n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 78088850 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00224020 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dAzTeS$dOCoLC$dTNJ$dOCoLC$dUPB 046 $f194111 053 0$aPQ2679.E244 1001 $aSebbar, Leïla 370 $aAlgeria 370 $eFrance 374 $aAuthor 375 $afemale 377 $afre 4001 $aסבאר, לילה 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHer On tue les petites ... c1978:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) cover (prof.) 670 $aLe chinois vert d'Afrique, c1984:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) p. 4 of cover (b. in Algeria, French mother, Algerian father) 670 $aC'était leur France, c2007:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) p. 319 (b. Nov., 1941 in Aflou, Algeria; has lived in France since 1961) | 001 n 78088850 003 DLC 005 20150614122626.0 008 781128n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 78088850 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00224020 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dAzTeS$dOCoLC$dTNJ$dOCoLC$dUPB$dDHU-MS 046 $f19411109 053 0$aPQ2679.E244 1001 $aSebbar, Leïla 370 $aAflou (Algeria)$cAlgeria 370 $eFrance 374 $aNovelists$aCritics$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $afre 4001 $aסבאר, לילה 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHer On tue les petites ... c1978:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) cover (prof.) 670 $aLe chinois vert d'Afrique, c1984:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) p. 4 of cover (b. in Algeria, French mother, Algerian father) 670 $aC'était leur France, c2007:$bt.p. (Leïla Sebbar) p. 319 (b. Nov., 1941 in Aflou, Algeria; has lived in France since 1961) 670 $aDictionary of African Biography, accessed March 23, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Sebbar, Leila; cultural critic, fiction writer; born 09 November 1941 in Aflou, Algeria; wrote the well-known and much celebrated trilogy: “Shérazade: 17 ans, brune, frisée et les yeux verts” (1984; English translation, Sherazade, Missing: Aged 17, dark curly hair, green eyes, 2000), Les carnets de Shérazade (Sherazade's Notebooks, 1985), and Le fou de Shérazade (Sherazade's Crazy Man, 1991); a novel “Parle mon fils, parle à ta mere” (Talk Son, Talk to Your Mother, 1984), articulates the frustration of two generations who do not share a common language; an important contributor to the journal “Immigration and the Third World: Without Borders” (1979-1981); started a correspondence with Nancy Huston, “Lettres parisiennes, autopsie de l'exil avec Nancy Huston” (Parisian Letters, Autopsy of Exile with Nancy Huston, 1993); edited three major collections of stories on childhood, colonialism, and the postcolonial period: “Une enfance d'ailleurs avec Nancy Huston” (A Childhood from Elsewhere, with Nancy Huston, 1993), “Une enfance algérienne” (An Algerian Childhood, 1997), and “Une enfance outremer” (An Overseas Childhood, 2001))
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001 n 78088937 003 DLC 005 20120531165500.0 008 781201n| acannaab |a aaa 010 $an 78088937 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19240220 1001 $aBorowitz, Eugene B. 373 $aColumbia University 373 $aHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion 374 $aRabbis$2lcsh 4001 $aBorowitz, Eugene 670 $aHis A layman's introduction ... 1965. 670 $aHis Pondering God, c1983:$bCIP t.p. (Eugene Borowitz) 670 $aHis Renewing the covenant, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Eugene B. Borowitz) data sheet (b. 2-20-24) 670 $aNUCMC data from Amer. Jewish Archives for His Interview, 2004 Feb. 24$b(Eugene B. Borowitz, 1924-; rabbi; served at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) 678 $aRabbi;$adoctor of education, Columbia | 001 n 78088937 003 DLC 005 20150609164615.0 008 781201n| azannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 78088937 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 046 $f19240220 1001 $aBorowitz, Eugene B. 374 $aRabbis$2lcsh 373 $aColumbia University 373 $aHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion 4001 $aBorowitz, Eugene 670 $aHis A layman's introduction ... 1965. 670 $aHis Pondering God, c1983:$bCIP t.p. (Eugene Borowitz) 670 $aHis Renewing the covenant, 1991:$bCIP t.p. (Eugene B. Borowitz) data sheet (b. 2-20-24) 670 $aNUCMC data from Amer. Jewish Archives for His Interview, 2004 Feb. 24$b(Eugene B. Borowitz, 1924-; rabbi; served at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) 670 $aNUCMC data from Amer. Jewish Archives for His Papers, 1945-1999$b(Eugene B. Borowitz is one of the foremost Jewish thinkers of our time. Born in 1924, he grew up in Columbus, Ohio and attended Ohio State Univ. After graduation, he went to Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati, where he was ordained as a rabbi in 1948 and received a D.H.L. in 1950. He became the founding rabbi of the Community Synagogue in Port Washington, N.Y., while at the same time pursuing a Ph.D. in religion from the joint program sponsored by Columbia Univ. and Union Theological Seminary. In 1957, he was appointed as director of the Religious Education Department of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations. Because of this, he switched to Columbia's doctoral program in education and received the Ed.D. in 1958. Since 1962, he has been a faculty member at the New York campus of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, where he is Sigmund L. Falk Distinguished Professor of Jewish Education and Religious Thought. Borowitz is best known for his development of "covenant theology," a term he first introduced in a 1961 article in "Commentary". His work has concerned itself with the dilemma of the postmodern Jew: committed to individual autonomy, but nevertheless involved with God, Torah, and Israel. His interest in redefining covenant has led him to significant work in normative ethics, some of which was collected in his book Exploring Jewish Ethics, and his teaching on the subject led to the volume, Reform Jewish Ethics and the Halakhah. Borowitz's work in covenant theology found its mature expression in his 1991 book, Renewing the Covenant. One of Borowitz's most significant accomplishments was his founding of "Sh'ma, a Journal of Jewish Responsibility" in 1970. He was its publisher and editor for twenty-three years, and he served as Senior Editor from 1993 to 1997. "Sh'ma" provided a forum where voices from all segments of the Jewish community could be heard on a wide range of controversial topics. Borowitz wrote numerous short book reviews for "Sh'ma") 670 $aInfo converted from 678, June 9, 2015$b(Rabbi; doctor of education, Columbia)
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001 n 96005790 003 DLC 005 19960124152643.7 008 960124n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 96005790 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aColón, Suzan 670 $aBatman and the missing penguins, 1995:$bt.p. (Suzan Colón) | 001 n 96005790 003 DLC 005 20150604175659.0 008 960124n| azannaab| |n aaa 010 $an 96005790 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 053 0$aPS3603.O4645 1001 $aColón, Suzan 370 $eNew York (State) 670 $aBatman and the missing penguins, 1995:$bt.p. (Suzan Colón) 670 $aBell Bridge Books website, viewed May 22, 2015$b(Suzan's books include three young adult novels based on the hit TV series Smallville, and the inspirational memoir Cherries in Winter: My Family's Recipe for Hope in Hard Times. She wrote Cherries after finding her Nana's recipes and making them with her mother while learning about the family's resilience; writes romantic fiction; Suzan wrote three original young adult novels based on the hit TV series Smallville, making sure there was plenty of romance between Clark and Lana. A former Senior Editor for O, The Oprah Magazine and contributor to Jane, Details, Rolling Stone, Harper's Bazaar, and many other magazines, Suzan's essays have been featured in three Oprah Magazine anthologies. Suzan has appeared on The Today Show, The Early Show, and National Public Radio. She is also a contributor to The Huffington Post) 670 $aSuzancolon.net website, viewed May 22, 2015$b(lives in the New York area)
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001 n 96053516 003 DLC 005 19980128131642.0 008 960530n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 96053516 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aNash, John F.,$d1928- 40010$aNash, John,$d1928- 670 $aEssays on game theory, 1996:$bCIP t.p. (John F. Nash, Jr) data sheet (b. 06-13-28) 670 $aA beautiful mind, 1998:$bCIP t.p. ([in subtitle] John Nash) galley text (John Forbes Nash, Jr.; b. June 13, 1928) | 001 n 96053516 003 DLC 005 20150525073622.0 008 960530n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 96053516 0247 $a000000008394172X$2isni 0247 $a73967939 (Personal)$2viaf 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04089642 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNNC 046 $f19280613$g20150523 1001 $aNash, John F.,$cJr.,$d1928-2015 370 $aBluefield (W. Va.)$bNew Jersey$2naf 372 $aNoncooperative games (Mathematics)$2lcsh 373 $aPrinceton University. Department of Mathematics$2naf$t2015 374 $aMathematicians$aNobel Prize winners$2lcsh 378 $qJohn Forbes 4001 $aNash, John,$d1928-2015 4001 $aNash, John Forbes,$cJr.,$d1928-2015 4001 $wnne$aNash, John F.,$d1928- 670 $aEssays on game theory, 1996:$bCIP t.p. (John F. Nash, Jr) data sheet (b. 06-13-28) 670 $aA beautiful mind, 1998:$bCIP t.p. ([in subtitle] John Nash) galley text (John Forbes Nash, Jr.; b. June 13, 1928) 670 $aNew York times, May 24, 2015$b(John Nash; John Forbes Nash Jr.; John F. Nash Jr.; b. Bluefield, W. Va; d. Saturday at age 86, Monroe Township, N.J.; mathematician; shared Nobel Prize, 1994; spec., theory of noncooperative games) 670 $aEncyclopedia Britannica academic, May 24, 2015$b(John F. Nash, Jr.; in full: John Forbes Nash, Jr.) 670 $aPrinceton University online directory, May 24, 2015$b(Nash Jr., John F.; Senior Research Mathematician; home department: Mathematics) 670 $aISNI, May 24, 2015$b(name: Forbes Nash, John; Nash, John; Nash, John F.; Nash, John F. (jun); Nash, John Forbes; ナッシュ = Nasshu)
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001 n 96060556 003 DLC 005 20030205072224.0 008 960619n| acannaab |a aaa 010 $an 96060556 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aLowery, P. G.$q(Perry George),$d1870-1942 4001 $aLowery, Perry George,$d1870-1942 670 $aThe big horn of the Great Plains, c1994:$bt.p. (Perry George Lowery (1870-1942)) p. 3 (Perry George "P.G." Lowery; b. Kansas ca. 1869, 70 or 71) 670 $aRehrig, W.H. Heritage enc. of band music, c1991$b(Lowrey, Perry George; 1871-1942) 670 $aWatkins, C.E. Perry George Lowrey, c1996:$bp. 19 (d. Dec. 15, 1942, Cleveland, Ohio) | 001 n 96060556 003 DLC 005 20150426122648.0 008 960619n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 96060556 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04103272 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18691011$g19421215 1001 $aLowery, P. G.$q(Perry George),$d1869-1942 370 $aTopeka (Kan.)$bCleveland (Ohio)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aBoston Conservatory$aRingling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows$2naf 373 $aNashville Students Company$a4-Paw Circus$aProgressive Musical Enterprise (Firm)$aW.A. Kelly's band (Musical group) 374 $aCircus performers$aMusicians$aBusinesspeople$aCornet players$2lcsh 375 $amale 378 $qPerry George 4001 $wnnea$aLowery, P. G.$q(Perry George),$d1870-1942 4001 $aLowery, Perry George,$d1869-1942 670 $aThe big horn of the Great Plains, c1994:$bt.p. (Perry George Lowery (1870-1942)) p. 3 (Perry George "P.G." Lowery; b. Kansas ca. 1869, 70 or 71) 670 $aRehrig, W.H. Heritage enc. of band music, c1991$b(Lowrey, Perry George; 1871-1942) 670 $aWatkins, C.E. Perry George Lowrey, c1996:$bp. 19 (d. Dec. 15, 1942, Cleveland, Ohio) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed February 25, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Lowery, P.G.; Perry George Lowery; circus performer, vaudeville bandleader, cornet player, entrepreneur; born 11 October 1869 in Topeka, Kansas, United States; studied at Boston Conservatory (1894-1897); won a prize Finest Rendered Cornet Solo (1894); signed a contract with the Nashville Students Company (1895-1898); became an owner of group (1899-1909); was a special soloist at Moorish Café, Omaha (1898); performed at 4-Paw Circus, Madison Square Garden, New York (1899-1900); created P.G. Lowery's Progressive Musical Enterprise, show and management company, by 1917 provided employment for black entertainers; performed at Great Wallace Circus (1905 season); conducted W.A. Kelly's band at the Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 Presidential Inauguration Parade; in 1919 moved to Cleveland, Ohio and joined Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus (1931); organized a community music school, a concert band performed at the Chicago World's Fair (1933); died 15 December 1942 in Cleveland, Ohio, United States) 670 $aShowman: the life and music of Perry George Lowery, 2003:$bpage ix, etc. (Perry George Lowery, born in Topeka in 1869, died in 1942)
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001 n 96068761 003 DLC 005 19980804174243.8 008 960715n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 96068761 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aCain, Herman 40000$aHermanator 670 $aLeadership is common sense, 1996:$bCIP t.p. (Herman Cain; CEO, Godfather's Pizza, Inc.; "The Hermanator") 670 $aHis Leadership is common sense, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Herman Cain) data sheet (b. Dec. 13, 1945) | 001 n 96068761 003 DLC 005 20150403075519.0 008 960715n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 96068761 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04119599 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19451213 1001 $aCain, Herman 370 $aMemphis (Tenn.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMorehouse College (Atlanta, Ga.)$aPurdue University$aGodfather's Pizza Inc.$aNational Restaurant Association (U.S.)$aWSB (Radio station : Atlanta, Ga.)$aUnited States. Navy$2naf 374 $aBusinessmen$aExecutives$aPoliticians$aRadio talk show hosts$2lcsh 375 $amale 4000 $aHermanator 670 $aLeadership is common sense, 1996:$bCIP t.p. (Herman Cain; CEO, Godfather's Pizza, Inc.; "The Hermanator") 670 $aHis Leadership is common sense, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Herman Cain) data sheet (b. Dec. 13, 1945) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed January 6, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Cain, Herman; businessman, political figure, presidential candidate; born 13 December 1945 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States; BS in mathematics, Morehouse College, Atlanta (1967); MS in computer science, Purdue University (1971); worked with the U.S. Navy as a mathematician; was a business analyst with Coca-Cola (1977); entered the management trainee program at Pillsbury's Burger King (1982); was a CEO of Godfather's Pizza, Omaha, Nebraska (1986-1996); became head of National Restaurant Association (1996); was a senior adviser to Senator Bob Dole's presidential campaign (1996); became an associate minister at Antioch Baptist Church North, Atlanta (2002); worked with Americans for Prosperity (AFP) (2005); was a nighttime host on talk radio for AM750 and 95.5FM News/Talk WSB (2008-20011); presidential candidate for the Republican Party nomination (2012))
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Jelinek's family fled to Canada from Czechoslovakia in 1948 at the beginning of the Cold War. Jelinek was appointed as ambassador of Canada to the Czech Republic in August 2013; born Prague, Bohemia; competed as a pair skater with his sister, Maria. They are the 1962 World Champions, the 1961 North American national champions, and 1961-1962 Canadian national champions. They represented Canada at the 1960 Winter Olympics, where they placed 4th. After retiring from professional skating, Jelinek started a business, Canadian Skate Industries, to manufacture figure and hockey skates for the mass market. He also had considerable investments in real estate. After a time in business, Otto Jelinek entered politics and was elected in the 1972 election to the House of Commons as the Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for High Park-Humber Valley in Metropolitan Toronto. He was re-elected in 1974. In 1979, he switched to the riding of Halton, where he ran and won in the 1979 federal election. When the Tories formed government after the 1984 election, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney appointed Jelinek to Cabinet as Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, and the Minister responsible for Multiculturalism. In 1988, he was named Minister of Supply and Services, and later, Minister of National Revenue. Jelinek was returned to Parliament in the 1988 federal election in Oakville--Milton left politics after Mulroney retired and did not run in the 1993 election. 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After a time in business, Otto Jelinek entered politics and was elected in the 1972 election to the House of Commons as the Progressive Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for High Park-Humber Valley in Metropolitan Toronto. He was re-elected in 1974. In 1979, he switched to the riding of Halton, where he ran and won in the 1979 federal election. When the Tories formed government after the 1984 election, Prime Minister Brian Mulroney appointed Jelinek to Cabinet as Minister of State for Fitness and Amateur Sport, and the Minister responsible for Multiculturalism. In 1988, he was named Minister of Supply and Services, and later, Minister of National Revenue. Jelinek was returned to Parliament in the 1988 federal election in Oakville--Milton left politics after Mulroney retired and did not run in the 1993 election. In 2013, he was appointed as ambassador of Canada to the Czech Republic)
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001 n 98103400 003 DLC 005 19981119101459.0 008 981119n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 98103400 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aBrown, Addie 670 $aBeloved sisters and loving friends, 1999:$bCIP t.p. (Addie Brown) | 001 n 98103400 003 DLC 005 20150401073846.0 008 981119n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 98103400 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04864634 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18411221$g18700107 1001 $aBrown, Addie 370 $aPhiladelphia (Pa.)$bPhiladelphia (Pa.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMiss Porter's School (Farmington, Conn.)$2naf 374 $aHousehold employees$aPen pals$aLesbians$2lcsh 375 $afemale 670 $aBeloved sisters and loving friends, 1999:$bCIP t.p. (Addie Brown) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 23, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Brown, Addie; domestic servant, letter writer; born 21 December 1841 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States; she is known because of her relationship to Rebecca Primus of Hartford, Connecticut, which was an inspirational figure, a close friend and a lover; her letters were the subject of Farah Griffin's book, Beloved Sisters and Loving Friends: Letters from Rebecca Primus of Royal Maryland and Addie Brown of Hartford Connecticut (1854-1868) which highlights the significance of the same-sex relationship; she made her living by sewing, mending, and cleaning, and was employed at Miss Porter's School, Farmington; her correspondence with Rebecca Primus is of historical significance on several counts: it is a loving exchange between two African American women a domestic in New England and an early Reconstruction educator, a rarely documented nineteenth-century same-sex relationship; her letters illustrate the vibrant social fabric of Hartford's African American community and churches, while Primus's letters document the struggles of a young teacher starting a school all alone in the South in the years immediately following the Civil War; died 07 January 1870 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States)
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001 n 2002068704 003 DLC 005 20141217170353.0 008 020304n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2002068704 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 046 $s1877 1001 $aStanley, Asa D. 370 $fGreat Cranberry Island (Me.) 4001 $aStanley, A. D.$q(Asa D.) 670 $aNUCMC data from Islesford Hist. Soc. for Komusin, B. Asa D. Stanley house, [1998]$b(Asa D. Stanley; Great Cranberry Island, Me.) 670 $aNUCMC data from Great Cranberry Island Hist. Soc. for Business receipt, 1877 Nov. 30, Asa D. Stanley bought of Perley, Russell & Co., Portland, 1 tub (24 lbs.) butter 670 $aNUCMC data from Great Cranberry Island Hist. Soc. for Deed from Joseph S. Spurling to Asa D. Stanley, 1866 Mar. 20$b(also appears as A.D. Stanley) | 001 n 2002068704 003 DLC 005 20150514140348.0 008 020304n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2002068704 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 046 $s1866$t1877 1001 $aStanley, Asa D. 370 $fGreat Cranberry Island (Me.) 4001 $aStanley, A. D.$q(Asa D.) 670 $aNUCMC data from Islesford Hist. Soc. for Komusin, B. Asa D. Stanley house, [1998]$b(Asa D. Stanley; Great Cranberry Island, Me.) 670 $aNUCMC data from Great Cranberry Island Hist. Soc. for Business receipt, 1877 Nov. 30, Asa D. Stanley bought of Perley, Russell & Co., Portland, 1 tub (24 lbs.) butter 670 $aNUCMC data from Great Cranberry Island Hist. Soc. for Deed from Joseph S. Spurling to Asa D. Stanley, 1866 Mar. 20$b(also appears as A.D. Stanley) 670 $aNUCMC data from Great Cranberry Island Hist. Soc. for Certificate of discharge, 1875 Mar. 29$b(Asa D. Stanley, 41 years old; discharge from schooner Vineyard; steward [born ca. 1835?])
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001 n 79073553 003 DLC 005 20100511071514.0 008 790816n| acannaabn |n ana 010 $an 79073553 034 $dW0042900$eW0042900$fN0482400$gN0482400$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00306295 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dNIC$dOCoLC 043 $ae-fr--- 151 $aBrest (France) 667 $aOld catalog heading: Brest 670 $aGt. Brit. Inter-service. Topographical Dept. Brest, 1943. 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 48°24ʹ00ʺN 004°29ʹ00ʺW) 781 0$zFrance$zBrest | 001 n 79073553 003 DLC 005 20150512073811.0 008 790816n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79073553 034 $dW0042900$eW0042900$fN0482400$gN0482400$2geonames 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00306295 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dNIC$dOCoLC$dUk$dIEN 043 $ae-fr--- 151 $aBrest (France) 368 $aCities and towns$2lcsh 370 $cFrance$2naf 451 $aCommune de Brest 4101 $aFrance.$bCommune de Brest 451 $aBrest (France : Commune) 667 $aOld catalog heading: Brest 670 $aGt. Brit. Inter-service. Topographical Dept. Brest, 1943. 670 $aGeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009$b(ppl; 48°24ʹ00ʺN 004°29ʹ00ʺW) 670 $aQuelques observations sur la réponse de Jean-Bon-Saint André à la dénonciation de la Commune de Brest, [1795] 781 0$zFrance$zBrest
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001 n 79074225 003 DLC 005 20090228071721.0 008 790718n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79074225 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00306957 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 1102 $aAmerican Printing History Association 4102 $aAPHA 670 $aPrinting history, v. 1, no. 1, 1979 (a.e.)$bp. 1 (American Printing History Association) 670 $aThe APHA letter, Nov. 1974, surrogate:$bt.p. (APHA, American Printing History Association) | 001 n 79074225 003 DLC 005 20150407074036.0 008 790718n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79074225 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00306957 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dUPB 046 $s1974 1102 $aAmerican Printing History Association 368 $aLearned institutions and societies$2lcsh 370 $eNew York (N.Y.)$2naf 372 $aPrinting--History$2lcsh 377 $aeng 4102 $aAPHA (American Printing History Association) 670 $aPrinting history, v. 1, no. 1, 1979 (a.e.)$bp. 1 (American Printing History Association) 670 $aThe APHA letter, Nov. 1974, surrogate:$bt.p. (APHA, American Printing History Association) 670 $aAmerican Printing History Association, via WWW, 6 April 2015$b(The American Printing History Association (APHA) is a membership organization that encourages the study of the history of printing and related arts and crafts, including calligraphy, typefounding, typography, papermaking, bookbinding, illustration, and publishing. The organization does this through a wide variety of programs and services: the annual three-day conference and Lieberman Lecture series; the oral history project; the fellowship program; the scholarly journal Printing History and other special publications; annual individual and institutional awards that honor distinguished achievement in the field of printing history; founded in 1974; headquarters: New York City)
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001 n 2002092190 003 DLC 005 20020129121827.0 008 020129n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2002092190 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC 1001 $aBrady, Sarah,$d1942- 4001 $aKemp, Sarah Jane,$d1942- 670 $aBrady, Sarah. A good fight, c2002:$bCIP t.p. (Sarah Brady) galley (b. Sarah Jane Kemp in Kirksville, Mo., Feb. 6, 1942; m. Jim Brady, July 21, 1973) | 001 n 2002092190 003 DLC 005 20150406101754.0 008 020129n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 2002092190 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC 046 $f19420206$g20150403 1001 $aBrady, Sarah,$d1942-2015 370 $aKirksville (Mo.)$bAlexandria (Va.)$2naf 372 $aGun control--United States$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 4001 $aKemp, Sarah Jane,$d1942-2015 670 $aBrady, Sarah. A good fight, c2002:$bCIP t.p. (Sarah Brady) galley (b. Sarah Jane Kemp in Kirksville, Mo., Feb. 6, 1942; m. Jim Brady, July 21, 1973) 670 $aNew York times (online), viewed Apr. 6, 2015$b(in obituary published Apr. 3: Sarah Brady; b. Sarah Kemp, Feb. 6, 1942; grew up in Alexandria, Va.; m. James S. Brady, 1973 (d. 2014); d. Friday [Apr. 3, 2015], Alexandria, aged 73; became a tireless gun control activist after her husband, the White House press secretary, was shot and left partly paralyzed in the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan in 1981)
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001 n 79074514 003 DLC 005 20130311190141.0 008 790910n| azannaab| |a aaa 010 $an 79074514 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUkCU$dDLC 046 $g1382 1000 $aJoanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 4001 $aAngiò, Giovanna d',$d-1382 4001 $aD'Angiò, Giovanna,$d-1382 4000 $aGiovanna$bI di Napoli,$d-1382 4000 $wnnaa$aGiovanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$dd. 1382 4000 $aJeanne$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 4000 $aJoan$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 4000 $wnnea$aJoanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$dd. 1382 670 $aStango, N. Tutti gli uomini della regina, 1982:$bt.p. (Giovanna d'Angiò, regina di Napoli) p. 7 (b. 1326) 670 $aLa reine Jeanne, comtesse de Provence, c1997:$bp. 4 of cover (1326-1382) 670 $aRobert the Wise and his heirs, 1278-1352, 1897:$bcontents (Joan I) | 001 n 79074514 003 DLC 005 20150410073732.0 008 790910n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79074514 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00307242 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUkCU$dDLC$dNIC 046 $g1382 1000 $aJoanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 370 $cNaples (Kingdom) 374 $aQueens$2lcsh 375 $afemale 4001 $aAngiò, Giovanna d',$d-1382 4001 $aD'Angiò, Giovanna,$d-1382 4000 $aGiovanna$bI di Napoli,$d-1382 4000 $wnnaa$aGiovanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$dd. 1382 4000 $aJeanne$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 4000 $aJoan$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 4000 $wnnea$aJoanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$dd. 1382 4000 $aJohanna$bI,$cQueen of Naples,$d-1382 670 $aStango, N. Tutti gli uomini della regina, 1982:$bt.p. (Giovanna d'Angiò, regina di Napoli) p. 7 (b. 1326) 670 $aLa reine Jeanne, comtesse de Provence, c1997:$bp. 4 of cover (1326-1382) 670 $aRobert the Wise and his heirs, 1278-1352, 1897:$bcontents (Joan I) 670 $aFrom she-wolf to martyr, 2015:$bECIP title page (Johanna I of Naples) galleys (likely born in 1326 or 1327)
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001 n 79075639 003 DLC 005 20121028122719.0 008 790830n| acannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79075639 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00308324 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dIEN 046 $f1946 1001 $aGossage, John R. 4001 $aGossage, John 670 $a14 American photographers, 1975. 670 $aTonelli, E.A. Louis Faurer, c1981:$bt.p. (John Gossage) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-10-27$b(b. 1946) | 001 n 79075639 003 DLC 005 20150611073730.0 008 790830n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79075639 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00308324 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dIEN$dUPB 046 $f1946$2edtf 1001 $aGossage, John R. 374 $aPhotographers$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aGossage, John 670 $a14 American photographers, 1975. 670 $aTonelli, E.A. Louis Faurer, c1981:$bt.p. (John Gossage) 670 $aInfo. converted from 678, 2012-10-27$b(b. 1946) 670 $aPomodori a grappolo, 2014:$btitle page (John Gossage, photographs)
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001 n 79076457 003 DLC 005 19960611175943.5 008 790910n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 79076457 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC 10010$aEllis, Joseph J. 670 $aHis The New England mind in transition, 1973. 670 $aEllis, J. American sphinx, 1997:$bCIP t.p. (Joseph J. Ellis) data sheet (b. Jul. 18, 1943) | 001 n 79076457 003 DLC 005 20150519073807.0 008 790910n| azannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79076457 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00309132 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dIlMpPL 046 $f19430718 1001 $aEllis, Joseph J. 375 $amale 670 $aHis The New England mind in transition, 1973. 670 $aEllis, J. American sphinx, 1997:$bCIP t.p. (Joseph J. Ellis) data sheet (b. Jul. 18, 1943)
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001 n 79076735 003 DLC 005 20090227071609.0 008 790912n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79076735 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00309407 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 1102 $aFederal Judicial Center 4101 $aUnited States.$bFederal Judicial Center 4101 $aUnited States.$bAdministrative Office of the United States Courts.$bFederal Judicial Center 667 $aAACR 1 form: Federal Judicial Center 670 $aU.S. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary.$bFederal Judicial Center. Report, 1967. | 001 n 79076735 003 DLC 005 20150607122637.0 008 790912n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79076735 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00309407 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDCS$dIEN 046 $s1967 1102 $aFederal Judicial Center 368 $aAgency 4101 $aUnited States.$bFederal Judicial Center 667 $aAACR 1 form: Federal Judicial Center 670 $aU.S. Congress. House. Committee on the Judiciary. Federal Judicial Center. Report, 1967. 670 $aFederal Judicial Center website, viewed May 12, 2015$b(Federal Judicial Center; established by Congress in 1967)
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001 n 79077992 003 DLC 005 19840322000000.0 008 790718n| acannaab| |n aaa ||| 010 $an 79077992 040 $aDLC$cDLC 10010$aKafka, Franz,$d1883-1924.$tVerwandlung 670 $aRöhl, R. C. de O. Franz Kafka ... 1976. | 001 n 79077992 003 DLC 005 20150420143721.0 008 790718n| azannaab| |n aaa 010 $an 79077992 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC 1001 $aKafka, Franz,$d1883-1924.$tVerwandlung 670 $aRöhl, R. C. de O. Franz Kafka ... 1976.
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001 n 79078132 003 DLC 005 20150309113925.0 008 790913n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79078132 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00310773 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dDNLM$dDLC 046 $s17691218 1102 $aDartmouth College 4102 $aCollegium Dartmuthense 5102 $aDartmouth University 5102 $aMoor's Indian Charity School 670 $aIts Dartmouth College war bulletin, 1941-43. 670 $aNUCMC data from U. of Mo.-Col. Lib., West. Hist. Mss. Coll. and St. Hist. Soc. of Mo. for Curtis, T.B. Papers, 1950-1969 (Dartmouth College) 670 $aLC manual auth. cd.$b(hdg.: Moor's Indian Charity School; founded in 1754 by Eleazar Wheelock to Christianize and educate the Indians; its legal existence ended in 1915 when by court decree it was consolidated with Dartmouth College) 670 $aNUCMC data from Portsmouth Athenaeum for Plumer, W. List of officials, 1816-1819 (Dartmouth University) 670 $aDartmouth College WWW Home page, July 2, 2001$b(In 1815, Dartmouth became the stage for a constitutional drama that had far-reaching effects; claiming its 1769 charter invalid, the New Hampshire legis. est. a separate governing body for the College and changed its name to Dartmouth University; the existing Trustees, under the leadership of President Francis Brown, challenged the action and insisted on the validity of the charter and Dartmouth's continuance as a private institution free of interference f 678 $aThe Dartmouth College charter was confirmed on Dec. 18, 1769. | 001 n 79078132 003 DLC 005 20150417160757.0 008 790913n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79078132 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00310773 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dDLC$dDNLM$dDLC 046 $s17691218 1102 $aDartmouth College 370 $eHanover (N.H.) 4102 $aCollegium Dartmuthense 5102 $aDartmouth University 5102 $aMoor's Indian Charity School 670 $aIts Dartmouth College war bulletin, 1941-43. 670 $aNUCMC data from U. of Mo.-Col. Lib., West. Hist. Mss. Coll. and St. Hist. Soc. of Mo. for Curtis, T.B. Papers, 1950-1969 (Dartmouth College) 670 $aLC manual auth. cd.$b(hdg.: Moor's Indian Charity School; founded in 1754 by Eleazar Wheelock to Christianize and educate the Indians; its legal existence ended in 1915 when by court decree it was consolidated with Dartmouth College) 670 $aNUCMC data from Portsmouth Athenaeum for Plumer, W. List of officials, 1816-1819 (Dartmouth University) 670 $aDartmouth College WWW Home page, July 2, 2001$b(In 1815, Dartmouth became the stage for a constitutional drama that had far-reaching effects; claiming its 1769 charter invalid, the New Hampshire legis. est. a separate governing body for the College and changed its name to Dartmouth University; the existing Trustees, under the leadership of President Francis Brown, challenged the action and insisted on the validity of the charter and Dartmouth's continuance as a private institution free of interference from the state; case was argued in the United States Supreme Court by Daniel Webster; landmark decision handed down by Chief Justice John Marshall in February, 1819, affirmed the validity of the original charter; [located in Hanover, N.H.]) 678 $aThe Dartmouth College charter was confirmed on Dec. 18, 1769.
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001 n 79079272 003 DLC 005 20090221073020.0 008 790724n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 79079272 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00311858 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dOCoLC 1001 $aBaker, Edward Dickinson,$d1811-1861 | 001 n 79079272 003 DLC 005 20150409073732.0 008 790724n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79079272 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00311858 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$erda$dOCoLC$dDNA 046 $f18110224$g18611021 1001 $aBaker, Edward Dickinson,$d1811-1861 370 $aLondon (England)$bLoudoun County (Va.)$eOregon$eIllinois$eWashington (D.C.) 372 $aLaw$2lcsh 372 $aUnited States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865$2lcsh 372 $aBall's Bluff, Battle of, Va., 1861$2lcsh 373 $aUnited States. Army$2naf 373 $aUnited States. Congress$2naf 373 $aUnited States. Congress. Senate$2naf 374 $aLegislators--United States$2lcsh 374 $aMilitary officers$2tgm 375 $amale 4001 $aBaker, Ned,$d1811-1861 670 $aLetter from Harry S. Truman to Bess W. Truman, Truman Library, August 16, 1948:$b(relates to Illinois congressman and senator Edward Dickinson Baker) 670 $aBiographical Directory of the United States Congress online search, Apr. 8, 2015$b(Edward Dickinson Baker; Representative from Illinois and a Senator from Oregon; born in London, England, February 24, 1811; killed in the Battle of Balls Bluff, Va., October 21, 1861)$uhttp://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=B000059 670 $aWikipedia.org, Apr. 8, 2015$b(Edward Dickinson Baker; b. February 24, 1811, London, England; d. October 21, 1861, Loudon County, Virginia; an English-born American politician, lawyer, and military leader)$uhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Dickinson_Baker 670 $aNWDA WWW site via Google, Apr. 8, 2015:$bfinding aid: Ned Baker: Friend of Lincoln, 1965 (typescript monograph by Edgar Baker; with a letter about the life of Edward Dickinson Baker, 1811-1861, senator from Oregon, and friend to Abraham Lincoln)$uhttp://nwda.orbiscascade.org/ark:/80444/xv13442 670 $aU.S. Senate WWW site via Google, Apr. 8, 2015$bSenate history, 1855-1871 (October 21, 1861, Senator Killed in Battle; Senator Edward Dickinson Baker; Baker raised a militia unit and appeared before his legislative colleagues in full uniform. On October 21, 1861, with Congress out of session and Confederate forces closing in on Washington, Senator-Colonel Baker went off to war; led his 1,700-member brigade across the Potomac River 40 miles north of the capital, up the steep ridge known as Ball's Bluff, and into the range of waiting enemy guns. He died quickly)$uhttps://www.senate.gov/artandhistory/history/minute/Senator_Killed_In_Battle.htm 6780 $aEdward Dickinson Baker (b. February 24, 1811, London, England; d. October 21, 1861, Loudon County, Virginia), English-born American politician, was a congressman from Illinois and a Senator from Oregon. He died in the Battle of Ball's Bluff.
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001 n 79081642 003 DLC 005 20080507071818.0 008 790731n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79081642 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00314173 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dCaSdUCJ 1102 $aSan Diego State University 4101 $aCalifornia.$bSan Diego State University 5102 $wa$aCalifornia State University, San Diego 670 $aMalcolm A. Love Library. Sciences and Engineering Library. Botany of San Diego, 1974. 670 $aGen. catalog, San Diego State University, 1982-1983:$b(state controlled) 670 $aSan Diego State University: a history in word and image, 1995:$bp. 187 (In 1972 State officially became "California State University, San Diego") p. 187 (1974, State officially became... "San Diego State University") | 001 n 79081642 003 DLC 005 20150423073720.0 008 790731n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 79081642 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00314173 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dCaSdUCJ$dIEN 046 $s1974 1102 $aSan Diego State University 370 $cUnited States$eSan Diego (Calif.)$2naf 4101 $aCalifornia.$bSan Diego State University 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aCalifornia State University, San Diego 670 $aMalcolm A. Love Library. Sciences and Engineering Library. Botany of San Diego, 1974. 670 $aGen. catalog, San Diego State University, 1982-1983:$b(state controlled) 670 $aSan Diego State University: a history in word and image, 1995:$bp. 187 (In 1972 State officially became "California State University, San Diego") p. 187 (1974, State officially became... "San Diego State University")
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001 n 79086812 003 DLC 005 20140628035139.0 008 800418n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 79086812 $zno 88004647 $zno 00045733 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00319238 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dInU$dWaOLN$dNjP$dWaU$dDLC$dNN$dOCoLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dDLC$dICU$dDLC$dICU$dDLC 046 $s13 053 0$aPK6465 1000 $aḤāfiẓ,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aAbdurakhim Khafiz Khorezmi,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHafez,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHâfez,$cdi Širâz,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHafis,$dactive 14th century 4000 $wnnea$aḤāfiẓ,$d14th cent. 4000 $aḤāfiẓ al-Shīrāzī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḤafīẓ Jaunpūrī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḤāfiẓ Shīrāzī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHafizê Şîrazî,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHafizi Shirazi,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḦafizî Şîrazî,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aHârezmli Hâfız,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḢofiz Khorazmiĭ,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḢofiz Sheroziĭ,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḢofizi Sherozī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aKhafiz,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aKhafiz Khorezmi,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aKhorazmiĭ, Abdulraḣim,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aKhorazmiĭ, Ḣofiz,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aKhorazmiĭ, Raḣim,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aKhorezmi, Khafiz,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aLisānu-l-Ghaib,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aShams al-Dīn Muḥammad Shīrāzī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aShams-ud-Din Mohammed,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aShamsoddin Mohammad Hafez-e Shirazi,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aShamsu-d-Dīn Muḥammad-i-Ḥāfiẓ-i-Shīrāzī,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aShamsuddin Muḣammad Ḣofiz Sheroziĭ,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aSheroziĭ, Ḣofiz,$dactive 14th century 4001 $aShirazi, Khafiz,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aTarjumānu-l-Asrār,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aḢofiz,$dactive 14th century 4000 $aالشيرازي، حافظ 4000 $a‏حافظ شيرازى،‏$dactive 14th century 4000 $a‏حافظ،‏$dactive 14th century 4000 $aحافظ،$dالقرن ١٤ 4000 $aحافظ،$dقرن 14 4000 $aحافظ،$dقرن چهاردهم 667 $aMachine-derived non-Latin script reference project. 667 $aNon-Latin script references not evaluated. 670 $aḤāfiẓ. 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(Ḣofizi Sherozī) 670 $aHârezmli Hâfız'ın divanı, 1998. 670 $aNBIL, 1962-1990:$bp. 489 (Ḥafīẓ Jaunpūrī) 670 $aCanzoniere, 2004- :$bt.p. (Hâfez di Širâz) 670 $aSorgul û bilbil, 2005:$bt.p. (Hafizê Şîrazî) 670 $aTafsīr-i Ḥāfiẓ, 2009:$bt.p. (حافظ شيرازى = Ḥāfiẓ Shīrāzī) 670 $aRengdanewey kesêtî w dinyabînî Ḧellac le şîʻrî klasîkî Kurdî w Farisîda betaybetî lay Meḧwî w Ḧafizî Şîrazî, 2009:$bt.p. (Ḧafizî Şîrazî) p. 4 of cover (Hafizi Shirazi) 670 $aḤāfiẓ aur Iqbāl, 2010:$bt.p. (Ḥāfiẓ = حافظ) 670 $aChihil va sih ghazal, 1971:$bt.p. (Ḥāfiẓ) added t.p. (Ḣofiz [in rom.]) 670 $aDâwar, 2015:$binsert (Hâfez de Chiraz)
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001 n 79095298 003 DLC 005 20130509073819.0 008 800617n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79095298 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00327536 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB-Mu 046 $f1659$g1695 1001 $aPurcell, Henry,$d1659-1695 374 $aComposer 375 $amale 4001 $aPersell, Genri,$d1659-1695 4001 $wnnaa$aPurcell, Henry,$d1658 or 9-1695 4001 $aPerselas, H.,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcel, Henry,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcell, H.$q(Henry),$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcell, Henri,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPŭrsel, Kh.$q(Khenri),$d1659-1695 4001 $aPŭrsel, Khenri,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcel, H.$q(Henry),$d1659-1695 667 $aThematic-index numbers for uniform titles are those found in Zimmerman, e.g. [Trio sonatas, violins, continuo, Z. 799, A major] 670 $aNew Grove$b(Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695) 670 $aPavana ir Čakona, g-moll ... [SR] 1978:$blabel (H. Perselas) 670 $aInU/Wing STC files$b(usage: Henry Purcel) 670 $aBurns, S. Music for trumpet and strings [SR] p1984:$blabel (H. Purcell) 670 $aAirs baroques, airs anglais [SR] p1974:$blabel (Henri Purcell) 670 $aBach, J.S. Sonata za oboĭ i piano v sol minor [SR] 1981?:$blabel (Kh. Pŭrsel) container (Khenri Pŭrsel) 670 $aWise, M. Old Chiron, ca. 1730:$bcaption (H. Purcel) | 001 n 79095298 003 DLC 005 20150626073739.0 008 800617n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79095298 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00327536 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUPB-Mu$dPPi-MA 046 $f1659-09-10$2edtf 046 $g16951121 1001 $aPurcell, Henry,$d1659-1695 370 $aWestminster (London, England)$bWestminster (London, England)$cEngland 374 $aComposers$aOrganists$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aPersell, Genri,$d1659-1695 4001 $wnnaa$aPurcell, Henry,$d1658 or 9-1695 4001 $aPerselas, H.,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcel, Henry,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcell, H.$q(Henry),$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcell, Henri,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPŭrsel, Kh.$q(Khenri),$d1659-1695 4001 $aPŭrsel, Khenri,$d1659-1695 4001 $aPurcel, H.$q(Henry),$d1659-1695 667 $aThematic-index numbers for uniform titles are those found in Zimmerman, e.g. [Trio sonatas, violins, continuo, Z. 799, A major] 670 $aNew Grove$b(Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695) 670 $aPavana ir Čakona, g-moll ... [SR] 1978:$blabel (H. Perselas) 670 $aInU/Wing STC files$b(usage: Henry Purcel) 670 $aBurns, S. Music for trumpet and strings [SR] p1984:$blabel (H. Purcell) 670 $aAirs baroques, airs anglais [SR] p1974:$blabel (Henri Purcell) 670 $aBach, J.S. Sonata za oboĭ i piano v sol minor [SR] 1981?:$blabel (Kh. Pŭrsel) container (Khenri Pŭrsel) 670 $aWise, M. Old Chiron, ca. 1730:$bcaption (H. Purcel) 670 $aGrove music online, June 25, 2015$b(under Purcell: Henry Purcell (ii); born September 10?, 1659, Westminster, London, died November 21, 1695, Westminster, London; English composer and organist)
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001 n 79115717 003 DLC 005 20120418161056.0 008 791002n| acannaab |a aaa 010 $an 79115717 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aGryce, Gigi 4001 $aGryce, George General 4001 $aQusim, Basheer 4001 $aSears, Lee 670 $aYoung Byrd [SR] p1977 (a.e.)$bcontainer (Gigi Gryce, alto sax) 670 $aCohen, Noal. Rat race blues, 2001:$bECIP t.p. (Gigi Gryce) data sheet (jazz composer and alto saxophonist) galley (George General Grice, Jr., b. Pensacola, Nov. 28, 1925; Gigi (so named for his initials: G.G.); 1960s Gryce assumed new identity officially becoming Basheer Qusim; d. Pensacola, Mar. 17, 1983) 670 $aWikipedia, Apr. 18, 2012$b(Gigi Gryce (also known as Basheer Qusim or Lee Sears; born George General Grice, Jr. November 28, 1925 in Pensacola, Florida -- March 14, 1983 in Pensacola, Florida) was an American saxophonist, flautist, clarinetist, composer, arranger, educator, and big band leader) 670 $aLead sheets, 1961:$bcaption (Strange feelin' / by Lee Sears) | 001 n 79115717 003 DLC 005 20150420073607.0 008 791002n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 79115717 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00347450 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f19271128$g19830317 1001 $aGryce, Gigi 370 $aPensacola (Fla.)$bPensacola (Fla.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aBoston Conservatory$aJazz Lab Quintet$2naf 374 $aJazz musicians$aComposers$aSaxophonists$aFlute players$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aGryce, George General 4001 $aQusim, Basheer 4001 $aSears, Lee 670 $aYoung Byrd [SR] p1977 (a.e.)$bcontainer (Gigi Gryce, alto sax) 670 $aCohen, Noal. Rat race blues, 2001:$bECIP t.p. (Gigi Gryce) data sheet (jazz composer and alto saxophonist) galley (George General Grice, Jr., b. Pensacola, Nov. 28, 1925; Gigi (so named for his initials: G.G.); 1960s Gryce assumed new identity officially becoming Basheer Qusim; d. Pensacola, Mar. 17, 1983) 670 $aWikipedia, Apr. 18, 2012$b(Gigi Gryce (also known as Basheer Qusim or Lee Sears; born George General Grice, Jr. November 28, 1925 in Pensacola, Florida -- March 14, 1983 in Pensacola, Florida) was an American saxophonist, flautist, clarinetist, composer, arranger, educator, and big band leader) 670 $aLead sheets, 1961:$bcaption (Strange feelin' / by Lee Sears) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 21, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Gryce, Gigi; jazz musician, composer, saxophonist, flutist; born 28 November 1927 in Pensacola, Florida, United States; skills on flute, alto saxophone, clarinet, and piano; began performing in and around Hartford, both as a sideman and as the leader of his own twenty-three-piece group (1946); attended the Boston Conservatory (1948); won a Fulbright scholarship to study music in Paris (1952); returned to the United States (1953); toured the United States and Europe with Lionel Hampton's group for six months; created several original arrangements, including “Paris the Beautiful,” “Capri,”; led his own group, the Jazz Lab Quintet (1955); recorded one LP “Gigi Gryce and the Jazz Lab Quintet” (1960) and “The Rat Race Blues” with his new quintet (1960); produced several well-known compositions, most notably “Nica's Tempo,” (1950s); retired from performing (1961); best known for his writing, which included several compositions that became jazz standards; died 17 March 1983 in Pensacola, Florida, United States)
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001 nb 90116789 003 DLC 005 19981210051219.4 008 881020n| acannaab| |n aaa c 010 $anb 90116789 040 $aUk$cUk 10010$aBarber, Henry 670 $aThe pre-historic remains of Furness and Cartmel, 1869:$bt.p. (Henry Barber) | 001 nb 90116789 003 DLC 005 20150613074038.0 008 881020n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $anb 90116789 035 $a(OCoLC)oca04879209 040 $aUk$beng$erda$cUk$dMWA 046 $f1838$g19090220 1001 $aBarber, Henry 370 $aEastwood (Nottinghamshire, England)$bLeicestershire (England) 374 $aClergy$aPhysicians$2itoamc 375 $amale 377 $aeng 670 $aThe pre-historic remains of Furness and Cartmel, 1869:$bt.p. (Henry Barber) 670 $aHis British family names, 1894:$bt.p. (Henry Barber, M.D.; author of Furness and Catmel notes, The Cistercian abbey of Maulbronn, Some queer names, The Shrine of St. Boniface at Fulda, Popular amusements in Germany, etc.) 670 $aGoogle Books, via WWW, June 4, 2015:$bSociety of Antiquaries of London. Proceedings, 1909, p. 467 (Rev. Henry Barber, M.D.; d. 20th Feb. 1909) 670 $aAncestry, via WWW, June 4, 2015:$bCrawley family tree (Reverend Henry Barber; physician; clergyman; b. 1838, Eastwood, Nottinghamshire, England; d. 20 Feb. 1909, Ravenstone, Leicestershire, England)
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001 no 89010956 003 DLC 005 20120612141347.0 008 890804n| acannaab |a aaa c 010 $ano 89010956 040 $aMdU$cMdU$dDLC 046 $f17970912$g18710701 1001 $aMay, Samuel J.$q(Samuel Joseph),$d1797-1871 370 $aBoston, Mass.$bSyracuse, N.Y. 374 $aAbolitionists$2lcsh 4001 $wnna$aMay, Samuel Joseph,$d1797-1871 670 $aHis The rights and condition of women, 1846:$bt.p. (Samuel J. May) 670 $aLC data base, 7-17-89$b(hdg.: May, Samuel Joseph, 1797-1871) 670 $aEnglish Wikipedia website, viewed June 12, 2012$b(Samuel Joseph May (Sept. 12, 1797--July 1, 1871) a radical American reformer during the nineteenth century, championed multiple reform movements including education, women's rights, and abolitionism; b. in Boston, Mass.; d. in Syracuse, N.Y.) | 001 no 89010956 003 DLC 005 20150505073753.0 008 890804n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 89010956 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02594946 040 $aMdU$beng$erda$cMdU$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f17970912$g18710701 1001 $aMay, Samuel J.$q(Samuel Joseph),$d1797-1871 370 $aBoston (Mass.)$bSyracuse (N.Y.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aHarvard Divinity School$aAmerican Unitarian Association$aNew-England Anti-Slavery Society$aAmerican Anti-Slavery Society$aChaplin Fund Committee$aAmerican Equal Rights Association$2naf 374 $aClergy$2lcsh 375 $amale 378 $qSamuel Joseph 4001 $wnna$aMay, Samuel Joseph,$d1797-1871 670 $aHis The rights and condition of women, 1846:$bt.p. (Samuel J. May) 670 $aLC data base, 7-17-89$b(hdg.: May, Samuel Joseph, 1797-1871) 670 $aEnglish Wikipedia website, viewed June 12, 2012$b(Samuel Joseph May (Sept. 12, 1797--July 1, 1871) a radical American reformer during the nineteenth century, championed multiple reform movements including education, women's rights, and abolitionism; b. in Boston, Mass.; d. in Syracuse, N.Y.) 670 $aEncyclopedia of African American History, 1619-1895: From the Colonial Period to the Age of Frederick Douglass, accessed February 23, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(May, Samuel J.; Samuel Joseph May; Unitarian clergyperson, social reformer, abolitionist; born 12 September, 1797 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States; graduated from Harvard College (1817) and Harvard Divinity School (1820); became an Unitarian minister at First Congregational Church, Brooklyn, Connecticut; was an activist of the American Unitarian Association; became vice president of the Garrison's New England Anti-Slavery Society (1832); organizer of the American Anti-Slavery Society (1833); assumed pastorate of the Church of the Messiah, Syracuse, New York (1845-1868); delivered antislavery lecture, Unitarian church, Rochester (1849); was a speaker at the Cincinnati antislavery convention (1852); was a member of the Chaplin Fund Committee; organized Freedmen's Relief Associations, Syracuse (1862); organized the chapter of American Equal Rights Association, Syracuse; died 01 July, 1871 in Syracuse, New York, United States) 678 $aIndividual was an abolitionist.
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001 no 90014020 003 DLC 005 19900711094022.5 008 900710n| acannaab| |n aaa c 010 $ano 90014020 040 $aDGPO$cDGPO 10010$aHess, Charles E.,$d1931- 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Agric., Nutrition, and Forestry. Nominations of Charles E. Hess, Franklin E. Bailey ... 1990:$bt.p. (Charles E. Hess, of California, to be Assistant Secretary for Science and Education) p. 31 (b. 12-20-31) | 001 no 90014020 003 DLC 005 20150610073812.0 008 900710n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $ano 90014020 035 $a(OCoLC)oca02777963 040 $aDGPO$beng$erda$cDGPO$dCU-A 046 $f19311220 1001 $aHess, Charles E.,$d1931- 370 $aPaterson, N.J.$2naf 372 $aPlant physiology$aHorticulture$2lcsh 373 $aUniversity of California, Davis$s1994$2naf 374 $aCollege teachers$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Agric., Nutrition, and Forestry. Nominations of Charles E. Hess, Franklin E. Bailey ... 1990:$bt.p. (Charles E. Hess, of California, to be Assistant Secretary for Science and Education) p. 31 (b. 12-20-31) 670 $aAmerican men & women of science, June 8, 2015$b(Hess, Charles Edward; Horticulture, Plant physiology; b. Paterson, NJ, December 20, 1931; prof., Univ. Calif, Davis, 1994-)
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001 n 80003892 003 DLC 005 20090218071445.0 008 800114n| acannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80003892 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00386558 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC 1102 $aUniversity of Nevada 4101 $wnnaa$aNevada.$bUniversity 5102 $wa$aNevada State University 5102 $wb$aUniversity of Nevada System 5102 $wb$aUniversity of Nevada, Reno 667 $aThe University of Nevada (previously Nevada State University) was established in 1864. In 1968 the University of Nevada System was established as a central body with administrative control over four divisions. Under the System the University of Nevada became the University of Nevada, Reno. Nevada Southern University became the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The Desert Research Institute of the University of Nevada (established in 1959) became the third division of the System. The fourth division is th | 001 n 80003892 003 DLC 005 20150514073708.0 008 800114n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80003892 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00386558 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCoLC$dLNT 046 $s1906$t1968 1102 $aUniversity of Nevada 368 $aState universities and colleges$2lcsh 370 $cUnited States$eReno (Nev.)$fNevada$fLas Vegas (Nev.)$2naf 372 $aEducation, Higher$aResearch$2lcsh 377 $aeng 4101 $wnnaa$aNevada.$bUniversity 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aNevada State University 5102 $wr$iSuccessor:$aUniversity of Nevada System 5102 $wr$iSuccessor:$aUniversity of Nevada, Reno 670 $aWikipedia, 12 May 2015:$bUniversity of Nevada, Reno (University of Nevada, Reno (usually referred to as the University of Nevada or Nevada, and often abbreviated as UNR) is a teaching and research university established in 1874 and located in Reno, Nevada, USA; the sole land grant institution for the state of Nevada; the Nevada State Constitution established the State University of Nevada in Elko, Nevada, in 1874. In 1881 it became Nevada State University. In 1885, the Nevada State University moved from Elko to Reno. In 1906 it was renamed the University of Nevada; in 1965, the Nevada Southern campus (now the University of Nevada, Las Vegas) separated into its own university) 670 $aUniversity of Nevada, Reno, Web site, 12 May 2015:$bmain page (University of Nevada, Reno; 1664 N. Virginia Street, Reno 89557) About the University: Since 1874 (founded in 1874 as the State University of Nevada in Elko, Nev., about 300 miles northeast of its present-day campus in Reno; in 1885, the legislature approved the move of the University from Elko to Reno)$uhttp://www.unr.edu/ 670 $aWikipedia, 12 May 2015:$bNevada System of Higher Education (The Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE) (formerly the University and Community College System of Nevada "UCCSN") was formed in 1968 to oversee all state-supported higher education in the U.S. state of Nevada. The name was changed in 2004. Two doctoral-granting research universities, one state college, four community colleges, and one research institute comprise the System) 6781 $aThe University of Nevada was a state-supported institution of higher learning and research, 1906-1968.$bIt was originally established in 1874 as the State University of Nevada in Elko, Nevada, which was renamed as Nevada State University in 1881 and moved to Reno in 1885. In 1906, Nevada State University was renamed the University of Nevada. The University of Nevada's Southern Regional Division at Las Vegas was established in 1955; in 1965, its name was changed to Nevada Southern University. In 1968, the University of Nevada System was established as a central body responsible for state-supported institutions of higher learning and research in Nevada, with administrative control over four divisions. Under the System, the University of Nevada became the University of Nevada, Reno. Nevada Southern University became the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. The Desert Research Institute of the University of Nevada (established in 1959) became the third division of the System. The fourth division was the Community College Division. (The name of the University of Nevada System was later changed to the University and Community College System of Nevada (UCCSN), then, in 2004, to the Nevada System of Higher Education (NSHE).)
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001 n 80003897 003 DLC 005 20101001114428.0 008 800114n| acannaab |a ana 010 $an 80003897 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dDI$dDLC 1102 $aUniversity of Nevada, Reno 4102 $aUNR 4102 $aUniversity of Nevada System.$bUniversity of Nevada, Reno 5102 $wa$aUniversity of Nevada 670 $aWorkshop on Operational Applications of Satellite Snowcover Observations, South Lake Tahoe, Calif., 1975. Operational applications, of satellite snowcover observations, 1975. 667 $aThe University of Nevada (previously Nevada State University) was established in 1864. The University of Nevada's Southern Regional Division at Las Vegas was established in 1955. In 1965 the name was changed to Nevada Southern University. In 1968 the University of Nevada System was established as a central body with administrative control over four divisions. Under the System the University of Nevada became the University of Nevada, Reno. 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001 n 80010178 003 DLC 005 20141217073707.0 008 800328n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80010178 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00392708 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dStEdNL$dDLC$dDNLM 1102 $aUniversity of Edinburgh 4102 $aEdinburgh University 4102 $aUniversité d'Edimbourg 4102 $aOilthigh Dhùn Èideann 4102 $aAcademia Jacobi Sexti (Edinburgh, Lothian) 4101 $aEdinburgh (Lothian).$bAcademia Jacobi Sexti 4101 $aEdinburgh (Lothian).$bUniversity of Edinburgh 4102 $aUniversity of Edinburgh.$bAnatomical Museum 670 $aIts Sir Walter Scott lectures, 1940-1948, 1950. 670 $aVictor Cousin, les idéologues et les Ecossais, 1985:$bt.p. (Université d'Edimbourg) 670 $aGàidhealtachdan ùra, 2007:$bt.p. (Oilthigh Dhùn Èideann) 678 $aThis body was founded in 1593 as the College of Edinburgh or the Town's College by the Town Council of Edinburgh under Charter of King James VI dated 14 April 1582; called College of James VI; gradually came to be styled the University of Edinburgh. | 001 n 80010178 003 DLC 005 20150507073720.0 008 800328n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80010178 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00392708 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dStEdNL$dDLC$dDNLM$dNcD 1102 $aUniversity of Edinburgh 4102 $aEdinburgh University 4102 $aUniversité d'Edimbourg 4102 $aOilthigh Dhùn Èideann 4102 $aAcademia Jacobi Sexti (Edinburgh, Lothian) 4101 $aEdinburgh (Lothian).$bAcademia Jacobi Sexti 4101 $aEdinburgh (Lothian).$bUniversity of Edinburgh 4102 $aUniversidad de Edimburgo 670 $aIts Sir Walter Scott lectures, 1940-1948, 1950. 670 $aVictor Cousin, les idéologues et les Ecossais, 1985:$bt.p. (Université d'Edimbourg) 670 $aGàidhealtachdan ùra, 2007:$bt.p. (Oilthigh Dhùn Èideann) 670 $aLiñeira, R. El estado de las autonomías en la opinión pública, 2014:$bflap (Universidad de Edimburgo) 678 $aThis body was founded in 1593 as the College of Edinburgh or the Town's College by the Town Council of Edinburgh under Charter of King James VI dated 14 April 1582; called College of James VI; gradually came to be styled the University of Edinburgh.
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001 n 80010410 003 DLC 005 19950706063918.4 008 800328n| acannaab| |a aaa ||| 010 $an 80010410 040 $aDLC$cDLC$dDLC$dOCl 10010$aGuthrie, Robert,$d1916- 40010$aGuthrie, R.$q(Robert),$d1916- 670 $aHis Phenylketonuria detection the new-born infant as a routine hospital procedure, 1964. 670 $aNeonatal intensive care, 1987:$bCIP t.p. (Robert D. Guthrie, M.D., assoc. prof., Dept. of Pediat. & Obst./Gynecoll., Univ. of Pitts., Sch. of Med., chief, Dept. of Pediat., direct., Div. of Neonatology, Magee-Women's Hosp., Pitts., Pa.) 670 $aNew York times, 6/27/95:$bB15 (Dr. Robert Guthrie dies at 78; d. 6/24/95 in Seattle) | 001 n 80010410 003 DLC 005 20150625073731.0 008 800328n| azannaabn |a aaa 010 $an 80010410 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00392939 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dOCl$dMnMHCL 046 $f19160628$g19950624 1001 $aGuthrie, Robert,$d1916-1995 370 $aMarionville (Mo.)$bSeattle (Wash.)$eMinneapolis (Minn.)$eBuffalo (N.Y.)$eSeattle (Wash.)$2naf 374 $aMicrobiologists$aPhysicians$aCollege teachers$2lcsh 375 $amale 377 $aeng 378 $qRobert D. 4001 $aGuthrie, Bob,$d1916-1995 4001 $aGuthrie, R.$q(Robert),$d1916-1995 670 $aHis Phenylketonuria detection the new-born infant as a routine hospital procedure, 1964. 670 $aNeonatal intensive care, 1987:$bCIP t.p. (Robert D. Guthrie, M.D., assoc. prof., Dept. of Pediat. & Obst./Gynecoll., Univ. of Pitts., Sch. of Med., chief, Dept. of Pediat., direct., Div. of Neonatology, Magee-Women's Hosp., Pitts., Pa.) 670 $aNew York times, 6/27/95:$bB15 (Dr. Robert Guthrie dies at 78; d. 6/24/95 in Seattle) 670 $aKoch, Jean Holt. Robert Guthrie, the PKU story, 1997:$bpage 1 (... Robert Guthrie ... Bob Guthrie devoted his professional career to the prevention of mental retardation), page 2 (Robert Guthrie was born in 1916 in Marionville, Missouri...) 670 $aSeattle Times, via WWW, viewed June 21, 2015:$b"Dr. Robert Guthrie, Developed Pku Test" by Jennifer Bjorhus, Wednesday, June 28, 1995 (Robert Guthrie died of congestive heart failure Saturday [June 24, 1995] in Seattle. He and his wife, Margaret, had moved to Seattle two months ago from their home of 40 years in Buffalo, N.Y. ... Born in 1916 in the Ozarks in Missouri, Dr. Guthrie spent most of his childhood in the Minneapolis area. He received his doctorate from the University of Minnesota and went on to a distinguished career conducting research at Children's Hospital in Buffalo and teaching at the State University of New York at Buffalo. ...)$uhttp://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=19950628&slug=2128681 670 $aWikipedia, June 21, 2015:$bRobert Guthrie (Robert Guthrie, MD, Ph.D. (June 28, 1916 -- June 23, 1995) was an American microbiologist, best known for developing the bacterial inhibition assay used to screen infants for phenylketonuria at birth ... Born June 28, 1916, Marionville, MO; Died June 23, 1995 (aged 78), Seattle, WA)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Guthrie
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001 no 93024135 003 DLC 005 20120409155311.0 008 930817n| acannaab |n aaa c 010 $ano 93024135 040 $aO$cO$dDLC 046 $f18470910$g19391102 1001 $aLynch, John Roy,$d1847-1939 370 $aVidalia, La.$bChicago, Ill. 373 $aMississippi. Legislature. House of Representatives 373 $aUnited States. Congress. House$s1873$t1883 670 $aHis Reminiscences of an active life, 1970:$bt.p. (John Roy Lynch) 670 $aLC in OCLC, 8/17/93$b(hdg.: Lynch, John Roy, 1847-1939) 670 $aNUCMC data from Moorland-Spingarn Research Center for Blanche Kelso Bruce papers, 1870-1897$b(correspondence with John R. Lynch) 670 $aEnglish Wikipedia website, viewed Apr. 9, 2012$b(John Roy Lynch (September 10, 1847 - November 2, 1939) was the first African-American Speaker of the House in Mississippi. He was also one of the first African-Americans elected to the U.S House of Representatives during Reconstruction, the period in United States history after the Civil War; Born: September 10, 1847, near Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.; Died: November 2, 1939, Chicago, Ill.; In office [U.S. House of Representatives]: Mar. 4, 1873-Mar. 3, 1877 and Apr. 29, 1882-Mar. 3, 1883) | 001 no 93024135 003 DLC 005 20150426122647.0 008 930817n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $ano 93024135 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03436512 040 $aO$beng$erda$cO$dDLC$dDHU-MS 046 $f18470910$g19391102 1001 $aLynch, John Roy,$d1847-1939 370 $aVidalia (La.)$bChicago (Ill.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aEpiscopal Church$aMississippi. Legislature. House of Representatives$aUnited States. Congress. House$aChicago Bar Association$aRepublican Party (U.S. : 1854- )$2naf 374 $aHistorians$aLawyers$aLegislators$2lcsh 375 $amale 670 $aHis Reminiscences of an active life, 1970:$bt.p. (John Roy Lynch) 670 $aLC in OCLC, 8/17/93$b(hdg.: Lynch, John Roy, 1847-1939) 670 $aNUCMC data from Moorland-Spingarn Research Center for Blanche Kelso Bruce papers, 1870-1897$b(correspondence with John R. Lynch) 670 $aEnglish Wikipedia website, viewed Apr. 9, 2012$b(John Roy Lynch (September 10, 1847 - November 2, 1939) was the first African-American Speaker of the House in Mississippi. He was also one of the first African-Americans elected to the U.S House of Representatives during Reconstruction, the period in United States history after the Civil War; Born: September 10, 1847, near Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.; Died: November 2, 1939, Chicago, Ill.; In office [U.S. House of Representatives]: Mar. 4, 1873-Mar. 3, 1877 and Apr. 29, 1882-Mar. 3, 1883) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed March, 4, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Lynch, John Roy; U.S. congressman, historian, attorney; born 10 September 1847 on Tacony Plantation, Vidalia, Louisiana, United States; born into slavery he was freed in 1863; attended grammar school; appointed justice of the peace, Natchez; elected to Mississippi House of Representatives, served until 1873; elected to Congress (1872), reelected (1874); served again as a congressman in the 1880s; President Benjamin Harrison appointed him fourth auditor of Treasury for Navy Department (1889-1893); Lynch and Hill led competing delegations to Republican National Convention (1896); practiced law in Washington, D.C., until 1898; was a delegate to Republican National Convention (1900); was admitted to Chicago bar (1915); practiced law more than 25 years; wrote several documented works, beginning with The Facts of Reconstruction (1914); died 02 November 1939 in Chicago, Illinois, United States)
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001 no 93026751 003 DLC 005 20040109131956.0 008 930910n| acannaab |a aaa c 010 $ano 93026751 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03451418 040 $aDGPO$cDGPO$dDLC 10010$aBrown, Ronald Harmon,$d1941-1996 40010$aBrown, Ron,$d1941-1996 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Nomination of Ronald Harmon Brown to be secretary of commerce, 1993:$bt.p. (Ronald Harmon Brown) p. 10 (b. Aug. 1, 1941) 670 $aWashington post, 4 April 1996:$bp. C 1 (age 54; killed in a plane crash on a mountainside in Croatia, Apr. 3, 1996) p. C 5 (Commerce Secretary Ron Brown) 670 $aMemorial tributes delivered in Congress, 1997:$bt.p. (Ronald H. Brown) p. xi, etc. (Ron Brown; Juris Dr. degree in 1970, St. John's Univ.) | 001 no 93026751 003 DLC 005 20150418073844.0 008 930910n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 93026751 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03451418 040 $aDGPO$beng$erda$cDGPO$dDLC$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f19410801$g19960403 1001 $aBrown, Ronald Harmon,$d1941-1996 370 $aWashington (D.C.)$bBosnia and Herzegovina$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aMiddlebury College$aUnited States. Army$aNational Urban League$aSt. John's University (New York, N.Y.)$aPatton, Boggs & Blow$aDemocratic National Committee (U.S.)$2naf 374 $aPoliticians$aLawyers$2lcsh 374 $aGovernment employees$aOfficials and employees 375 $amale 4001 $aBrown, Ron,$d1941-1996 670 $aU.S. Cong. Senate. Comm. on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Nomination of Ronald Harmon Brown to be secretary of commerce, 1993:$bt.p. (Ronald Harmon Brown) p. 10 (b. Aug. 1, 1941) 670 $aWashington post, 4 April 1996:$bp. C 1 (age 54; killed in a plane crash on a mountainside in Croatia, Apr. 3, 1996) p. C 5 (Commerce Secretary Ron Brown) 670 $aMemorial tributes delivered in Congress, 1997:$bt.p. (Ronald H. Brown) p. xi, etc. (Ron Brown; Juris Dr. degree in 1970, St. John's Univ.) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 23, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Brown, Ron; Ronald Harmon Brown; political figure, secretary of commerce; born 01 August 1941 in Washington, D. C., United States; BA in Political Science, Middlebury College, Vermont (1962); promoted to captain, U.S. Army, served in Germany and Korea; left the service in 1967; graduated from St. John's University Law School in New York (1970); general counsel of the National Urban League (1971); director of NUL's Washington bureau (1973); district leader of Democratic party in Westchester County, New York (1971); deputy manager of Senator Edward Kennedy's presidential campaign (1980); chief counsel of the Senate Judiciary Committee; lawyer (1981)and partner (1987) at Patton, Boggs and Blow; general counsel to Democratic National Committee (DNC) (1981); served as director of convention affairs for Jesse Jackson's presidential campaign (1988); became DNC chairman (1989); appointed as Secretary of Commerce (1993); while on a trade mission to Dubrovnik, Croatia, a plane carrying him crashed in the mountains of Bosnia (1996); died 03 April 1996 in Bosnia)
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001 no 94033014 003 DLC 005 19940929170515.7 008 940922n| acannaab |n aaa c 010 $ano 94033014 040 $aOCl$cOCl 10010$aHenner, Marilu 670 $aBy all means keep on moving, 1994:$bt.p. (Marilu Henner) | 001 no 94033014 003 DLC 005 20150401073831.0 008 940922n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 94033014 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03689711 040 $aOCl$beng$erda$cOCl$dMnMHCL 046 $f19520406 1001 $aHenner, Marilu 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$cUnited States$2naf 372 $aTelevision acting$aMotion picture acting$2lcsh 374 $aActresses$aWomen authors$2lcsh 375 $afemale 377 $aeng 4001 $aHenner, Mary Lucy Denise 4001 $aPudlowski, Mary Lucy Denise 670 $aBy all means keep on moving, 1994:$bt.p. (Marilu Henner) 670 $aTaxi (Television program). Season 5. Taxi. The final season, 2014:$btitle frame (Marilu Henner) 670 $aIMDb, WWW site, March 27, 2015:$bMarilu Henner, biography (Marilu Henner was born on April 6, 1952 in Chicago, Illinois, USA as Mary Lucy Denise Pudlowski. She is known for her work on Taxi (1978), Evening Shade (1990) and L.A. Story (1991))$uhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000447/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm 670 $aWikipedia, March 27, 2015:$bMarilu Henner (Mary Lucy Denise "Marilu" Henner (born April 6, 1952) is an American actress, producer and author. She is best known for her role as Elaine O'Connor Nardo on the sitcom Taxi from 1978 to 1983 ... Henner has written nine books on diet, health and memory, the most prominent being Total Health Makeover ... In her autobiography, By All Means, Keep on Moving ...)$uhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marilu_Henner
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001 n 80020580 003 DLC 005 20120524081205.0 008 800227n| acannaabn |n aaa 010 $an 80020580 040 $aDLC$beng$cDLC$dDLC 1001 $aFussell, Paul,$d1924-2012 670 $aHis Theory of prosody in eighteenth-century England, 1954. 670 $aNew York times WWW site, May 24, 2012$b(in obituary published May 23: Paul Fussell; b. Paul Fussell, Jr., Mar. 22, 1924, Pasadena, Calif.; d. Wednesday [May 23, 2012], Medford, Or., aged 88; wide-ranging, stingingly opinionated literary scholar and cultural critic whose admiration for Samuel Johnson, Kingsley Amis, and the Boy Scout handbook and his withering scorn for the romanticization of war, the predominance of television, and much of American society were dispensed in more than 20 books) | 001 n 80020580 003 DLC 005 20150528073716.0 008 800227n| azannaabn |b aaa 010 $an 80020580 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00402947 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dInU 046 $f19240322$g20120523 1001 $aFussell, Paul,$d1924-2012 4001 $aFassel, Pol,$d1924-2012 4001 $aФассел, Пол,$d1924-2012 667 $aNon-Latin script reference not evaluated. 670 $aHis Theory of prosody in eighteenth-century England, 1954. 670 $aNew York times WWW site, May 24, 2012$b(in obituary published May 23: Paul Fussell; b. Paul Fussell, Jr., Mar. 22, 1924, Pasadena, Calif.; d. Wednesday [May 23, 2012], Medford, Or., aged 88; wide-ranging, stingingly opinionated literary scholar and cultural critic whose admiration for Samuel Johnson, Kingsley Amis, and the Boy Scout handbook and his withering scorn for the romanticization of war, the predominance of television, and much of American society were dispensed in more than 20 books) 670 $aFussell, Paul. Velikai︠a︡ voĭna i sovremennai︠a︡ pami︠a︡tʹ, 2015:$btitle page (Pol Fassel = Пол Фассел) added English title page (Paul Fussell)
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001 no 95020514 003 DLC 005 20150327073857.0 008 950425n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 95020514 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03822553 040 $aOCl$beng$erda$cOCl$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIAhCCS$dDHU-MS 046 $f19180804$g19920428 053 0$aPS3552.E25 1000 $aIceberg Slim,$d1918-1992 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bCulver City (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aWendell Phillip High School (Chicago, Illinois) 374 $aNovelists$aEssayists$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aSlim, Iceberg,$d1918-1992 5001 $aBeck, Robert,$d1918-1992 670 $aPimp, c1987:$bt.p. (Iceberg Slim) 670 $aThe naked soul of Iceberg Slim, 1986:$bt.p. (Robert Beck) 670 $aMama black widow, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Iceberg Slim) CIP data sheet (d. 1992) 670 $aWikipedia, Aug. 11, 2009$b(Iceberg Slim (August 4, 1918- April 28, 1992), also known as Robert Beck, was an African American author of books variously categorized as urban fiction, street literature, and black pulp fiction; Born Robert Lee Maupin [Beck]) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Beck, Robert "Iceberg Slim" ; Robert Lee Maupin Jr.; pimp-turned-novelist, autobiographer, memoirist, essayist; born 04 August 1918 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; graduated in 1934 Wendell Phillip High School; after two years in Tuskegee went to New York; returned to Chicago in 1936 and began his twenty five year career as a pimp and street hustler earning the moniker of Iceberg Slim; in 1967 submitted his autobiography; the manuscript would eventually become Pimp; died 28 April 1992 in Culver City, California, United States) 675 $aLC in OCLC, 4-21-95 (hdg.: Beck, Robert, 1918- ) | 001 no 95020514 003 DLC 005 20150411073910.0 008 950425n| azannaabn |a aaa c 010 $ano 95020514 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03822553 040 $aOCl$beng$erda$cOCl$dDLC$dOCoLC$dIAhCCS$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f19180804$g19920428 053 0$aPS3552.E25 1000 $aIceberg Slim,$d1918-1992 370 $aChicago (Ill.)$bCulver City (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aWendell Phillip High School (Chicago, Ill.) 374 $aNovelists$aEssayists$2lcsh 375 $amale 4001 $aSlim, Iceberg,$d1918-1992 5001 $aBeck, Robert,$d1918-1992 670 $aPimp, c1987:$bt.p. (Iceberg Slim) 670 $aThe naked soul of Iceberg Slim, 1986:$bt.p. (Robert Beck) 670 $aMama black widow, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Iceberg Slim) CIP data sheet (d. 1992) 670 $aLC in OCLC, 4-21-95$b(hdg.: Beck, Robert, 1918- ) 670 $aWikipedia, Aug. 11, 2009$b(Iceberg Slim (August 4, 1918- April 28, 1992), also known as Robert Beck, was an African American author of books variously categorized as urban fiction, street literature, and black pulp fiction; Born Robert Lee Maupin [Beck]) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed via The Oxford African American Studies Center online database, July 27, 2014:$b(Beck, Robert "Iceberg Slim" ; Robert Lee Maupin Jr.; pimp-turned-novelist, autobiographer, memoirist, essayist; born 04 August 1918 in Chicago, Illinois, United States; graduated in 1934 Wendell Phillip High School; after two years in Tuskegee went to New York; returned to Chicago in 1936 and began his twenty five year career as a pimp and street hustler earning the moniker of Iceberg Slim; in 1967 submitted his autobiography; the manuscript would eventually become Pimp; died 28 April 1992 in Culver City, California, United States)
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001 n 80021732 003 DLC 005 20141217073707.0 008 800724n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80021732 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00404081 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUk$dNNU-L 1102 $aFamily Welfare Association (Great Britain) 370 $cGreat Britain$eLondon (England)$2naf 377 $aeng 4102 $wnnaa$aFamily Welfare Association, London. 4102 $aFamily Welfare Association (London, England) 4102 $aFWA (Family Welfare Association) 4102 $aAssociation for the Prevention of Pauperism and Crime in the Metropolis (London, England) 4102 $aSociety for Organising Charitable Relief and Repressing Mendicity (London, England) 4102 $aSociety for Organising Charitable Effort and Improving the Condition of the Poor (London, England) 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aCharity Organisation Society (London, England) 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aFamily Service Units (Great Britain) 670 $aFamily Welfare Association www site, 20 Mar. 2007:$bHome page (June 1 2006, the Family Welfare Association (FWA) and fsu brought together the services of both charities under the sole management of FWA) History page (FWA started life as the Charity Organisation Society (COS) in 1869) 670 $aIts Report of the council, 1877/78- 667 $aThe following headings for earlier names are valid AACR2 headings: Association for the Prevention of Pauperism and Crime in the Metropolis (London, England); Society for Organising Charitable Relief and Repressing Mendicity (London, England); Society for Organising Charitable Effort and Improving the Condition of the Poor (London, England) | 001 n 80021732 003 DLC 005 20150520073731.0 008 800724n| azannaabn |a ana 010 $an 80021732 035 $a(OCoLC)oca00404081 040 $aDLC$beng$erda$cDLC$dDLC$dUk$dNNU-L$dCSt 046 $s1946$t2008 1102 $aFamily Welfare Association (Great Britain) 370 $cGreat Britain$eLondon (England)$2naf 377 $aeng 4102 $wnnaa$aFamily Welfare Association, London. 4102 $aFamily Welfare Association (London, England) 4102 $aFWA (Family Welfare Association) 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aCharity Organisation Society (London, England) 5102 $wr$iPredecessor:$aFamily Service Units (Great Britain) 670 $aFamily Welfare Association www site, 20 Mar. 2007:$bHome page (June 1 2006, the Family Welfare Association (FWA) and fsu brought together the services of both charities under the sole management of FWA) History page (FWA started life as the Charity Organisation Society (COS) in 1869) 670 $aIts Report of the council, 1877/78- 670 $aFamily Action WWW site, viewed May 19, 2015:$bour history (Charity Organisation Society founded 1869; the charity was re-named Family Welfare Association in 1946; re-branded Family Action in 2008)
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001 no 95037078 003 DLC 005 19990618153928.7 008 950803n| acannaab| |n aaa c 010 $ano 95037078 040 $aOCl$cOCl$dDLC 10010$aBanks, Tyra 670 $aHigher learning, c1995:$bcontainer (Tyra Banks) 670 $aTyra's beauty inside and out, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Tyra Banks) pub. info (supermodel and actress on New York undercover) 670 $aLevin, P. Tyra Banks, 1999:$bCIP galley (Tyra Lynne Banks; b. Dec. 4, 1973) | 001 no 95037078 003 DLC 005 20150418073853.0 008 950803n| azannaabn |n aaa c 010 $ano 95037078 035 $a(OCoLC)oca03890420 040 $aOCl$beng$erda$cOCl$dDLC$dDHU-MS$dIEN 046 $f19731204 1001 $aBanks, Tyra 370 $aInglewood (Calif.)$cUnited States$2naf 373 $aVictoria's Secret (Firm)$2naf 373 $aElite Model Management (Company)$aBankable Productions (Television company)$aTyra Banks Show (Television show)$aT-Zone (Organization) 374 $aModels (Persons)$aActresses$aBusinesspeople$2lcsh 375 $afemale 670 $aHigher learning, c1995:$bcontainer (Tyra Banks) 670 $aTyra's beauty inside and out, 1998:$bCIP t.p. (Tyra Banks) pub. info (supermodel and actress on New York undercover) 670 $aLevin, P. Tyra Banks, 1999:$bCIP galley (Tyra Lynne Banks; b. Dec. 4, 1973) 670 $aAfrican American National Biography, accessed December 13, 2014, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:$b(Banks, Tyra; Tyra Lynne Banks; model, actress, entrepreneur; born 04 December 1973 in Inglewood, California, United States; had a modeling contract with Elite Model Management, went to Paris and was booked for twenty-five fashion shows during her time in Paris; appeared as Will Smith's girlfriend on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air show; appeared in the movie Higher Learning (1995), her big screen debut; landed a lucrative contract with CoverGirl cosmetics (1995); the first African American model to appear on the cover of the Sports Illustrated (1997); was Victoria's Secret top model for several years; received the industry's prestigious Michael Award for Supermodel of the Year (1997); People Magazine listed her one of the "50 Most Beautiful People in the World" (1994 and 1996); established TY Inc. and Bankable Productions (1999); established T-Zone, a self-esteem-building organization for young women; created America's Next Top Model, a reality TV show (2003); her own daytime program, The Tyra Banks Show, premiered in 2005; won Teen Choice awards (2007); won a 2008 Daytime Emmy Award for her talk show (2008))
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