Scope and Contents The Ben Robertson Papers include biographical information prepared by Charles H. Busha, M. D. Klaas, and others, as well as a wide assortment of Robertson's personal papers. A clippings file contains newspaper and magazine articles written by Ben Robertson during his tenure with the Charleston News and Courier, the Honolulu Star-Bulletin, the Adelaide News, the New...

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This collection consists of the records of the Forum Club, a discussion group at Clemson College. It documents the membership, programs, and activities of the Club from 1929-1979.

Scope and Contents Note The collection consists of articles, bibliographies, clippings, correspondence, filmographies, notes, photographs, speeches, and a thesis. The material covers the period 1929-2005, with the majority of the items dating from 1936 to 1991. The material in the collection consists primarily of his research relating to Ben Robertson and journalists active during World War II, correspondence concerning Hendricks’ proposal to reissue Robertson’s I saw...

Scope and Contents The papers contain Dr. Brackett's research on Thomas G. Clemson, including evidence of presentations on Clemson before Chemical Societies, the Farmer's Institute and the S.C. Academy of Science and typed copies of Clemson's articles published in patent office. Correspondence and newspaper clippings document historically significant information about Clemson's buildings, rare agriculture books, biographical information about the original faculty, and obituaries for faculty, trustees, and...

Scope and Contents note The Supreme Court Series includes articles, booklets, correspondence, clippings, executive orders, laws, legislative bills, memoranda, notes, opinions (both draft and final versions), pamphlets, petitions, photographs, postcards, proclamations, receipts, speeches, and telegrams.This series covers the period 1918, 1940-1944, and 1947, with the bulk of it documenting cover Byrnes’ tenure on the United State Supreme Court from 1941 to 1942. Materials in this series are...

Abstract Wright Bryan, journalist, university administrator, and historian worked on a number of newspapers and was a war correspondent eventually serving as managing editor of the Atlanta Journal and editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer. He returned as Vice President for Development to his alma mater, Clemson University and wrote a history of it. The papers contain information about his career and his interests in journalism, World...