Box 3
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Contains 6 Results:
Essays by Robert A. Dunn and Beulah Hurley
File — Box: 3
Scope and Contents
These essays were written while Hurley was in Russia, as they were in a folder with her letters from Russia in 1922, but most of them were written by Robert A. Dunn. Titles include:Samara, August 1922News from Novo-SergeevskayaThe Harvest of GrassBuying Horses for BuzulukThe Winter in KluchevskayaFrom a Car WindowThe GleanersDriftwoodA Tartar ChurchA Tartar...
Letters to Beulah Hurley from others in the field in Russia or about Russian work
File — Box: 3
Scope and Contents
Letter writers include:
American Friends Service Committee (Francis Bacon and Wilbur Thomas), Anna Haines, Moscow [AFSC] workers, Russian Reconstruction Farms, Inc., Till?Also includes:
ticket allowing access to Red Square for the 1st May celebration, ca. 1922Highlights include:AFSC (F. Bacon). Berlin, 1922 1/10. According to a Dr. Dickinson, despite what the liberal media has written, no one within Russia believes in the idealistic intentions of the new...
Letters to Beulah Hurley not from Russia
File — Box: 3
Scope and Contents
Letter writers include:Blanche, Chester, Ed, Lydia, C. Burwell Olds, Ethel Potts, Harry Timbres, Pierre/Peter A./Alston Waring, Charles Waring and David Waring. Note: There are a few letters directed to Alston Waring in 1928 relating to his marriage to Beulah and one from "Bob" to "Folks." The preponderance of letters is from Pierre or Peter, which are names Alston Waring uses, written in 1926 and 1928. His letters are greatly about spirituality and the need to be...
Letters to Beulah from father, William Hurley, 1935
File — Box: 3
Scope and Contents
Letters were all written in 1935 from various places, including travel in Alaska
Miscellaneous material
File — Box: 3
Scope and Contents
Diary entries for 1938 or later and thoughts based on the work of Einstein and Z.N. Hurston / by Beulah H. Waring. Letters to Alston Waring on the occasion of his marriage to Beulah Hurley
