Transcript of an interview with Linda Reynolds Gibson, an educator from Kerrville. Gibson discusses her family, education, teaching positions, her participation in the establishment of a childcare center at Tivy High School for young mothers, and her role of mentorship throughout her career.

Description from Minutes of The Group from March 1966.

Letter from William Henderson, Jr., President, Northside Chamber of Commerce to Federal Aviation Administration, Washington, DC Schools concerning Bishop Road school and future FAA development of the nearby Lawton Airport.

Letter written from William Henderson, Jr., President, Northside Chamber of Commerce to Oliver Hodge, Oklahoma State Superintendent of Schools concerning conditions at Bishop Road school.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with James C. Nolan. Nolan joined the Navy on October 19, 1943. He completed Landing Craft School, and served as Landing Craft Coxswain, Seaman First-Class aboard the USS Pierce (APA-50). They traveled to Kwajalein, Palaus, Guadalcanal, Leyte, New Guinea, Lingayen Gulf, Subic Bay and Okinawa. Nolan made eight total landings aboard landing craft boat number 13. He recalls his combat experiences landing on Leyte on October 20, 1944 in the third wave. After the war ended, the Pierce traveled to Seoul, Korea and Japan to pick up and transfer troops back to the U.S. He received his discharge on January 26, 1946.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Robert Milford. Milford joined the Royal Australian Air Force around mid-1942. He served as a wireless air gunner aboard a Wellington bomber in 205 Group, 150 Squadron, participating in campaigns in North Africa in early 1943 and Italy in December. He completed 38 missions, his last in June of 1944.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Harry I. Tannehill. Tannehill was drafted into the Marine Corps in November, 1943. After basic training in San Diego, Tannehill moved to Hawaii and went through amphibious force training. Tannehill was attached to the 27th Marines, 5th Marine Division. Tannehill served as a crewmember aboard an LVT (Landing Vehicle, Tracked) and ferried Marines to the beaches at Iwo Jima. His LVT ran out of gas and sank on the first night. He was rescued from the water and resumed hauling supplies (food, water, ammunition) via LVT to the Marines on Iwo Jima the next day.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with William DeFrates. DeFrates entered the Navy in May, 1943 with his parent's consent. He went to boot camp at Great Lakes, Illinois, as well as signal school. He was ultimately placed in the amphibious force after training at Norfolk, Virginia. DeFrates was assigned to the 7th Naval Beach Battalion. DeFrates describes training in LCVPs (Landing Craft, Vehicle, Personnel). DeFrates recalls several anecdotes from his training days and riding the troop ship to England, where he arrived in January, 1944. He also discusses training in England prior to the Normandy invasion. DeFrates describes going across the English Channel aboard an LST en route to the Normandy beachhead for the D-Day invasion. He discusses going over the side of an LST (Landing Ship, Tank) into an LCVP and heading for the beach. DeFrates was in the seventh or eight wave and landed close to noon on 6 June 1944 at Omaha Beach. His group immediately began setting up signal stations on the beach to communicate with incoming ships. DeFrates and crew signalled incoming ships until August at Normandy before being relieved and returned to England and then the US. He …

Notes for the Ensemble Theatre Board of Directors meeting on March 30, 1993.

Contract between Cinewest and Lorena M. Parlee for Ballad of an Unsung Hero. The contract has sixteen numbered paragraphs followed by a concluding statement containing a date. Below the date are signatures from Isaac Artenstein, Lorena M. Parlee, Jude Eberhard.

Check stub via The Quarterdeck Club for a check in the amount of $11.60 paid to the order of The Quarterdeck Club, paying for march 1959 statement.

Invoice for M & P Compress & Warehouse Co. by Marine Machine Works, including labor and material worth $14.7.

Account statement prepared for Daniel W. Kempner by Clark & Martin listing previous balance, credits, and balance due.

Invoice for items sold to Mr. Harris Kempner by Larsen Glass Co. during the month of March, 1962.

Invoice for services rendered to Kempner House for Gladys Kempner by Jewell Bros., including removing chippers and peeling paint, repairing cracks and holes, etc. worth $568.72. Stamped paid on April 16th, 1965.

Interview with John S. Winston, a preacher from Arkansas. The interview includes Winston's experience growing up in and around the church, his education, family history, surrounding church history, and his time as a preacher. The interview also includes his comments on and interactions with other prominent figures in the church.

Statement for items sold to Mrs. D. W. Kempner by Covington Food Store during the month of March, 1950.

Statement for services sold to Mr. D. W. Kempner by Broadway Cleaners during the month of March, 1949.

Account statement for Daniel Webster Kempner prepared by Farmer Bros., "Everything Electrical," including itemized charges and balance.

Statement for items sold to Mrs. D. W. Kempner by Covington Food Store during the months of February and March, 1948.

Invoice for bill rendered to Mrs. D. W. Kempner by A-B-C Racket Store, including amount of $11.96. Written paid on April 9th, 1948.

An itinerary for Thomas N. Carswell, Clerical Audit Supervisor for work in Tarrant County (Texas) dated March 30, 1943, for work performed from March 21-26, 1943.

Press release containing a list of winners for each award at the Texas Institute of Letters (TIL) awards banquet on March 29, 2003.

Receipt for a gallon jug and pocket knife sold to Daniel W. Kempner by A-B-C Racket Store listing itemized charges and total sale.