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 Subject
Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 64 Collections and/or Records:

MC15. Springfield World Federalist Association Records, 1948-2001

 Collection
Identifier: MC-15
Scope and Contents The Springfield World Federalist Association Records, 1948-73, consist of 3.85 cubic feet of minutes, correspondence, newsletters, annual reports, topical files, and collected publications. The collection documents the Federalist philosophy and goals, and the organizational structure, activities, and concerns of the local chapter, particularly fund-raising, membership, and educational efforts, and its relations with the national and regional Federalist organizations.Collection...
Dates: Created: 1948 - 2001

MC41. Women's Alliance Records, 1978-1983 RESTRICTED

 Collection
Identifier: MC-41
Scope and Contents Minutes, articles of incorporation, by-laws, correspondence, grant proposals, reports, newsletters, news clippings, brochures, printed material, photographs, and administrative, personnel, financial and programmatic records documenting the structure, goals, fundraising, publicity and feminist educational, cultural, athletic, and research activities of the Alliance. The controversy surrounding its participation in the Coal Employment Project, and its annual sponsorship of a women's art show...
Dates: Created: 1978 - 1983; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1984

MC47. Springfield, Illinois, Citizens Advisory Committee Records, 1973-1976

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: MC-47
Scope and Contents

Appointed by the Mayor. Advises City Council on federal and state programs which require citizen input.

Minutes, agendas, reports and newsclippings regarding the Eastside urban renewal project, community development, community development block grants, fire protection and the Neighborhood Facilities Building.

Dates: Created: 1973 - 1976; Other: Date acquired: 04/00/1980

MC61. Springfield Mobilization for Peace & Freedom, Records, 1982-1984

 Collection
Identifier: MC-61
Scope and Contents Founded in 1982 as the Springfield Peace Coalition by Ed Haber, Phil Salisbury, Alice Kaige, Jarl Tremail, Tom Kinzie, and John Williams. Aligned with the Illinois Nuclear Weapons FREEZE, its purpose was to educate the public about the threat of nuclear war and to secure public support for actions which would reduce the chance of nuclear confrontation between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. In 1985, the Coalition affiliated with the national Mobilization for Survival and changed its name to...
Dates: Created: 1982 - 1984; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1986

MC62. School Enrollment Composition Study Committee, Records, 1970-1971

 Collection — Box 1
Identifier: MC-62
Scope and Contents Appointed by the District 186 School Board in 1970. More than one hundred members chosen after contacting Springfield churches, clubs and civic organizations. Charged to develop plans to reduce racial imbalance which existed in Springfield public schools. Minutes, agenda, memoranda, membership and committee lists, news clippings and reports documenting the Committee's attempts to plan for equal educational opportunity and racial desegregation of the schools. Also contains a...
Dates: Created: 1970 - 1971

MC63. Springfield Desegregation Monitoring Commisson, Records, 1977-1978

 Collection
Identifier: MC-63
Scope and Contents Established by order of the U.S. District Court in March 1977, following the Court's December 1976 order providing for the integration of Springfield public schools. Chaired by Ed Armstrong, editor of the Illinois State-Journal Register. Volunteers monitored classrooms and observed bus routes during the first year of integrating Springfield's public schools, rating student-teacher and black-white student relationships, discipline, and health and safety. Administrative records,...
Dates: Created: 1977 - 1978; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1981

MC65. Springfield National Organization of Women, Inc. Records, 1971-1991

 Collection
Identifier: MC-65
Scope and Contents Local chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW). Committed to obtaining equal rights for women. Organized in 1971 and chartered in 1972. By-laws, membership lists, correspondence, press releases, clippings, memoranda, photographs, announcements, Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) campaign material, phone bank manual and script, position paper, and business records generated by this chapter documenting its campaign and educational activities, including the 1973 ERA Day, 1980...
Dates: Created: 1971 - 1991

MC75. Mother Jones Foundation Records

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MC-75
Scope and Contents The Foundation was established in 1986 to present an annual lecture series marking the deadly coal miners' strike in Virden, Illinois in 1898. For many years the Foundation held its annual Mother Jones Dinners at Sangamon State University. The collection includes financial records, membership lists, minutes, correspondence, posters, flyers, and newsletters; also records of arrangements, donations, ticket sales, entertainment, and speakers for the annual Mother Jones Dinner and lecture...
Dates: Created: 1976-2010; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/1991

MC96. Harold A. Katz Papers, 1965-1983

 Collection
Identifier: MC-96
Scope and Contents Harold A. Katz was elected Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives from Glencoe in 1964. He served for nine terms from 1965-1983 and was active in many areas. His special interests included civil liberties, public health and safety, criminal law, regional transportation, licensure legislation, "sunset" legislation, legislative rules and procedures, and the convention for a new state constitution. Perhaps, though, his greatest contribution to the legislature was...
Dates: Created: 1965 - 1983; Other: Date acquired: 11/19/2009

MC42/6. James Jones Literary Society Papers, 1978-2008

 Collection — Scrapbook
Identifier: MC-42/6
Scope and Contents James Jones Literary Society, founded in 1991, became a national organization devoted to promoting the general and academic interests in the literary works and life of Robinson, Illinois native - James Jones, author of From Here to Eternity,The Thin Red Line, and others.This collection consists of the James Jones Literary Society records including board meeting minutes, membership rolls, event programs, newspaper articles, photographs of members and events, and copies of the...
Dates: Created: 1978 - 2008; Other: Date acquired: 00/00/2009