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This collection contains the first edition of Audio-Tribune, a reading of the second edition of la Tribune des francophones. La Tribune des francophones is also available in print in the Louisiana Room [Call Number LaRm PC 3680.U7L8]. A digital copy of this recording is also available in Special Collections.

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Catholic Daughters of America. Newsletter, 1946. Compiled by Margaret A. Cox, December 1, 1946, New Orleans, LA.

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This collection consists of newspaper and magazine articles on Ferguson, publications on the Battleship Maine, and a large collection of photographs of the various stages of work that were necessary for the recovery of the historic Battleship Maine, and flooding of the Mississippi River. Some photographs in this collection have 2 copies. The collection was donated by Mrs. Charles Boudousquie of Lafayette, daughter of General Harley B. Ferguson.

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This collection contains mostly publications written by Dr. Flowers. There are also correspondence, general records, newspaper clippings, and other materials.

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This collection contains records of LISA and LCC. Material from LISA includes correspondence, minutes from Board of Directors meetings, annual meeting material, and miscellaneous items. Material from LCC include correspondence, commission meeting minutes and minute books, committees' reports, publicity and publications, legal material, and miscellaneous information. The collection is arranged chronologically. LISA donated the records for UAAMC to be the designated repository.

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The collection covers the business transactions of this company. The files contain administration records, external and internal correspondence, financial records, insurance records, business contracts, and equipment documentation.

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This collection consists of drafts of the manuscript titled "The Letters of Charles and Mary Ann Lamb, Volume IV.

Scope and Contents This collection contains Judge Tate’s genealogy research, including correspondence, family files, articles, research material, census, work files, original documents, microfilms, microfiche, and other miscellaneous items. The correspondence arranged in alphabetical order reflects his attempts to gather information on the early settlers of Southwest Louisiana. The family files, also arranged in alphabetical order, contain various documents, correspondence, articles, publications, notes, and...

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Publications: The Wampus Cat. Express Edition. July 1921: first year, number 10, August 1921: first year, number 11. Published Monthly by The Wampus Cat Publishing Company, Inc. Leesville, LA.