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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionA report from Vice President Nixon to the President regarding the Hungarian Refugees in 1957.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1956-1957
DescriptionCorrespondence with Governor Sherman Adams regarding the situation with the Hungarian refugees.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
Date Created1957
DescriptionReports to the president from the President's committee for Hungarian Refugee Relief
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
AuthorVoorhees, Tracy S.
Date Created1961
DescriptionTracy Voorhees' contextual essay for his material on the Hungarian refugees. This is the 1961 Draft.
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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers
AuthorVoorhees, Tracy S.
Date Created1968
DescriptionTracy Voorhees' contextual essay for his material on the Hungarian refugees. This is the 1968 Draft.
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TitleMan sharpening a kasza
Date Created1938
Time PeriodThe Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)
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TitleSoccer team, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1932.
Date Created1932
DescriptionDr. Imre Csema, patron of sports, with the 1932 Soccer Team of New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Time PeriodThe Great Depression and World War II (1929-1945)
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TitleSummer baseball league, 1947 (with comments)
Date Created1947
DescriptionSummer baseball team sponsored by the Rakoczi Association during the 1947 league. The picture was taken in the lower meeting room of the Magyar Reformed Church, located on the corner of Somerset St....
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
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TitleSummer baseball league, 1947
Date Created1947
DescriptionSummer baseball league sponsored by the Rakoczi Association. The picture was taken in the lower meeting room of the Magyar Reformed Church, located on the corner of Somerset St. and Division St. in...
Time PeriodPostwar Years (1945-1970)
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TitleHungarian workers in the Mack Truck Factory.
Date Created1920
DescriptionHungarian workers posing with Mack's early 4-wheel drive version in the Mack Truck Factory, located on Jersey Avenue, New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Time PeriodThe Emergence of Modern America (1890-1930)