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17150
TitlePortrait of Matsudaira Tadanari
Date Created1879
DescriptionMatsudaira Tadanari (松平忠礼) came to Rutgers College in 1875 from a Japanese samurai family. He became head of the family after his father's early death. He graduated from Rutgers College in...
Time PeriodThe Industrial Revolution (1870-1900), Meiji period (1868-1912)
17151
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957-1958
DescriptionLetters to and from Tracy Voorhees looking for scholarships and funding for Hungarian Refugees.
17152
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionPress releases from the department of state regarding the Hungarian refugee relief program from April - June in 1958.
17153
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1956-1957
DescriptionA summary, including receipts and invoices, of Tracy Voorhees travel and other expenditures relating to the Hungarian refugees.
17154
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionInformation about the reimbursement for domestic transportation costs to voluntary agencies that participated in the Hungarian refugee effort.
17155
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionA memorandum for the record describing a proposed change in the rate of refugee arrivals.
17156
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TitleReports from Mr. Tuck from Austria, 1956-1957
Date Created1956-1957
DescriptionHandwritten reports from Hallam Tuck from Austria and typed copies of those same reports.
17157
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionPress releases from the department of state regarding the Hungarian refugee relief program in January 1957.
17158
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1956
DescriptionPress releases from the department of state regarding the Hungarian refugee relief program in December 1956.
17159
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionCorrespondence to and from the International Rescue Committee regarding appeals for funding for the Hungarian Refugees.