National Archives at Atlanta

BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "ILLINOIS"

6 Items

Andrew Rube Foster September 12, 1918 View	Rube Foster was the founder of the Negro National League. He was also the longtime owner of the Chicago American Giants. Tags: Baseball \| Draft Registration \| Illinois \| Negro League \| World War I
Hydro vs. Steam April 22, 1936 View	As America began to modernize after the Great Depression, the hydroelectric versus steam power debate was a popular topic in the 1930s... Tags: Electricity \| Illinois \| Tennessee
Labor Unions ca. 1919 View	These documents are contained in the penitentiary case file for Isaac Coldwell. Coldwell was convicted of violating the Oleomargerine Act from 1886... Tags: Atlanta Federal Penitentiary \| Communism \| Illinois \| Georgia \| Labor
SOcial War Bulletin ca. 1919 View	This communist newspaper contains several pieces on specific communist victories, such as the Russian Revolution. The paper also contains... Tags: Atlanta Federal Penitentiary \| Communism \| Illinois \| Georgia \| Labor
Freitag Speech May 6, 1963 View	In his May 1963 speech, Captain Robert F. Freitag, Director of Launch Vehicles and Propulsion, discussed U.S. booster technology and the... Tags: Illinois \| Space Exploration
Drug Abuse 1963 View	Written by Lois Lundell Higgins, Director of the Crime Prevention Bureau of Illinois and the author of the first manual for female police officers, "Dope-ology"... Tags: Health \| Illinois \| Kentucky

Andrew Rube Foster