A Guide to the Microform Collections: M
The MacNeil/Lehrer report / produced by Educational
Broadcasting Corp. and GWETA. -- Sanford, N.C. : Microfilming Corp.
of America, 1979-1980. -- 79 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. (+ 5 microfilm
reels 35 mm)
LC Call Number: Microfilm 06973, Microfiche
2482
Microfiche 2482 contains July 5 1976-December 29, 1978 and January-December
1981. Microfilm 06973 contains January 1979-March 1980.
Each week night since July 1976, this program has explored a significant
news issue in depth, with guest experts from a broad range of disciplines,
professions, and activities. A pioneer in the broadcast journalism
format, this program has won numerous awards and honors.
Request by date of program.
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry for the microfilm);
sf90-91929 (fiche)
GUIDE: D839.M323 1979-81, The MacNeil/Lehrer
Report: Broadcast Review and Index, summarizes each program,
and indexes programs by subject and participant.
1. Television broadcasting of news.
Magic documents : summaries and transcripts of the top
secret diplomatic communications of Japan, 1938-1945
/ Paul Kesaris, editor. -- Washington, D.C. : University Publications
of America, 1983. -- 14 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 85/4242
An important resource for the study of Japanese diplomatic relations
and the axis war effort, this collection consists of translated
transcripts and summaries of messages between the Japanese Foreign
Office and its key personnel and allies between 1938 and 1945. MAGIC
was the code name of the U.S. effort to intercept and decipher these
messages.
LCCN: 85-892467
GUIDE: 105-1, A Calendar to the MAGIC Documents:
Summaries and Transcripts of the Top Secret Communications of Japan,
1938-1945. Consists only of a printed list of the dates of
the reproduced documents. See also Alexander Cochran, The
MAGIC Diplomatic Summaries: A Chronological Finding Aid,
Z6207.W8C6 1982 (in the general collections).
1. World War, 1939-1945--Japan--Sources. 2. Japan--Foreign relations--1912-1945--Sources.
Major national and international expositions and world's
fairs. -- Teaneck, N.J. : Chadwyck-Healey, 1973. -- 171
microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 83/9
These 61 catalogs are of fine and applied arts exhibited at World's
Fairs from 1855 to 1962, including the World's Columbian Expositions
(Chicago, 1893), the St. Louis Universal Exposition (1904), the
Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition (1905), the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition (San Francisco, 1915), as well as 19th
and 20th Century exhibitions from France, Austria, Belgium, Germany,
Great Britain, Ireland, Canada, Spain, and Italy.
LCCN: 83-166357
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Exhibitions--Catalogs.
Major studies and issue briefs of the Congressional Research
Service. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications
of America, 1978- . -- [ ] microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm (o) 87/203
Consists of the reports and working papers written by experts of
the Library of Congress' Congressional Research Service to respond
to and anticipate the research needs of Congress. Topics covered
include legal, political, environmental, social, and international
issues related to legislation being considered by Congress. These
reports are not normally distributed except to Members of Congress
and their staff, although CRS reports are frequently found reprinted
in Congressional Committee Prints.
Holdings begin in 1975.
LCCN: 91-660988
GUIDE: Z733.U63 C653, Major Studies &
Issue Briefs of the Congressional Research Service. Cumulative Index.
1. United States--Politics and government--Sources.
Major treasures in the Bodleian Library. --
Bicester, Oxford : Oxford Microform Publications, 1976-[1978] --
[87] microfiches : ill. (some col.) ; 11 x 15 cm. -- (Medieval manuscripts
in microform ; series 1) (The Oxford microform publications series
of illuminated manuscripts / edited by W. O. Hassall; no. 1-10).
LC Call Number: Microfiche 5325-5334
Issued in 10 sleeved booklets with supplemental material included.
Ten microfiche books containing illuminated manuscripts from the
medieval period, on Kodak color fiches, and commentary and bibliography
on monochrome fiches. Manuscripts included are: 1. Ms. Bodley 254.
The Romance of Alexander; Li Livres du Graunt Caam (Marco Polo).
Microfiche 5325; 2. Ms. Douce 180. The Douce Apocalypse. Microfiche
5326; 3. Ms. Douce 366. The Ormesby Psalter. Microfiche 5327; 4.
Ms. Douce 219-220. The Englebert Book of Hours; Master of; 8. Ms.
Bodley 130. Bodley Herbal and Bestiary. Microfiche 5332; 9. Ms.
Auct. F.2.13. Terence, Comedies. Microfiche 5333; 10. Ms. Auct.
D.3.19. The Macregol or Rushworth Gospels. Microfiche 5334.
LCCN: 84-117537
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Illumination of books and manuscripts, Medieval--England. 2.
Illumination of books and manuscripts, English. Manuscripts, Medieval.
Manuscripts, English.
Manhattan project official history and documents.
-- Washington, D. C. : University Publications of America, c1977.
-- 12 microfilm reels : ill., maps : 35 mm + 1 guide.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 69007
Includes declassified official documents relating to the development
of the atomic bomb, covering the period 1939-1946, as well as reports
on the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The original documents
are held by the National Archives. The project, under the supervision
of J. Robert Oppenheimer and Enrico Fermi, developed the atomic
bomb and was involved in related intelligence gathering and diplomatic
Missions. It was succeeded in 1947 by the Atomic Energy Commission.
Some materials are still restricted and have not been filmed. Reports,
memoranda, charts, photos, diaries, and logbooks are among materials
included.
LCCN: 83-131705
GUIDE: 84, A Guide to Manhattan Project:
Official History and Documents. Reels are arranged by book
number; see guide for subjects covered by each book.
1. Manhattan Project (U.S.)--History--Sources. 2. Atomic bomb--United
States--History--Sources.
Manuscripts in St. Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai,
microfilmed for the Library of Congress, 1950. -- [Washington
D.C.] : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service in cooperation
with the American Foundation for the Study of Man, and Farouk I
University, [1950]. -- 1707 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 5010-5016
Microfilm number 5010: Greek mss.(1077 reels) -- 5011: Georgian
mss. (87 reels) -- 5012: Syriac mss. (156 reels) -- 5013: Palestinian-Syriac
mss. (3 reels) -- 5014: Arabic mss. (324 reels), Turkish Firmans
(4 reels), Arabic Firmans (9 reels) -- 5015: Ethiopia mss. (6 reels)
-- 5016: Slavonic mss. (41 reels). Complete texts of 1,687 manuscripts
and 1,742 firmans, ranging from the 18th through the 19th century,
from the library of St. Catherine's monastery in Mt. Sinai. The
manuscript collection includes Biblical texts (mostly new Testament),
liturgical and canonical texts, theological writings, lectionaries,
sayings of the Fathers, lives of saints, and numerous semi-secular
works in classics, philosophy, music and musical theory, mathematics,
astronomy, history, geography, grammar, lexicography, medicine and
law. Almost two thirds of the manuscripts are in Greek, over 300
in Arabic, 159 in Syriac and the rest in Georgian, Slavonic, Ethiopic,
Latin, American and Persian. A few are bilingual. The rare firman
collection (1,071 in Arabic and 671 in Tubesh) includes firmans,
decrees, legal opinions, deeds, treaties, covenants of the prophet,
proclamations, inventories, bills, proces-verbaux, administrative
orders, and other items. A group of 1,284 illuminations was photographed
separately. The collections include numerous palimpsests but no
special photographic techniques were applied to them.
Illuminations from this collection are available in the Prints
and Photographs Reading Room, Lot 9785
Views of the Monastery from this collection are available in the
Prints and Photographs Reading Room, Lot 6255
LCCN: 84-115736
GUIDE: Z6621.S45 G72, Checklist of manuscripts
in St. Catherine's Monastery, Mount Sinai, microfilmed for the Library
of Congress, 1950.
1. Manuscripts, Arabic. 2. Manuscripts, Ethiopic. 3. Manuscripts,
Georgian. 4. Manuscripts, Greek. Manuscripts, Latin. 5. Manuscripts,
Persian. 6.Manuscripts, Slavic. Manuscripts, Turkish. 7. Bible--Manuscripts.
8. Bible. New Testament--Manuscripts. 9. Illumination of books and
manuscripts, Medieval.
Manuscripts in the libraries of the Greek and Armenian
patriarchates in Jerusalem : microfilmed for the Library of Congress,
1949-1950. -- [Washington, D.C.] : microfilmed in Jerusalem
by the Library of Congress Photoduplication Service in cooperation
with the American Schools of Oriental Research, [ca. 1952]. -- 1027
microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 5017 & 5018
Title from checklist.
Over 1,000 religious and secular manuscripts from the great libraries
of the Greek and Armenian Patriarchates in Jerusalem, predominantly
dating from the 8th through 16th centuries but including some from
as late as the 19th century. Biblical texts (mostly New Testament)
and commentaries, patristica, grammars, liturgies, and psalters
constitute the greatest part, but writings on history, philosophy,
mathematics, medicine, geography, music, poetry, ecclesiastical
law, and rhetoric also appear. Most of these are in Greek, but there
are a number in other languages including American, Syriac, Arabic,
Ethiopian, Slavic, Latin, and Georgian. There are also several interesting
bilingual manuscripts. Some 1,100 illuminations were separately
photographed.
LCCN: 84-220772
GUIDE: Z6621.J55 C54, Checklist of Manuscripts
in the Libraries of Greek and Armenian Patriarchates in Jerusalem.
See also Guide No. 58.
1. Manuscripts, Armenian. 2. Manuscripts, Greek. 3. Manuscripts,
Medieval. 4. Bible N.T.--Manuscripts. 5. Christian literature, Armenian.
6. Christian literature, Greek. 7. Illumination of manuscripts,
Medieval.
Manuscripts of Prudentius. -- Milano : Laboratorio
fotografico della Biblioteca Ambrosiana, [ca. 1960]. -- 25 microfilm
reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 14824
In Latin; Title from checklist.
A collection of manuscripts of the Latin poet Prudentius, who gave
classical literary form to Christian doctrines. His subjects were
derived from such early Christian authors as Tertullian and St.
Ambrose, and from the Bible and the Acts of the Martyrs.
His Psychomachia ("The Content of the Soul"),
the first completely allegorical poem in European literature, was
immensely influential in the Middle Ages. The collection consists
of all or part of about 66 different manuscripts dating from the
6th to the 15th century.
LCCN: 84-217154
GUIDE: 29, [Checklist of Microfilm of Manuscripts of Prudentius
] 1. Prudentius, b. 348--Manuscripts.
Map room files of President Roosevelt, 1939-1945. Map
room Army and Navy messages, December 1941-May 1942 /
project coordinator, Robert E. Lester. Bethesda, MD : University
Publications of America, c1991. 10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4341
The White House Map Room was established in January 1942 as President
Roosevelt's center for military information and communications under
the supervision of the president's naval aide. The Map Room File
collection consists of several selected series. This series consists
of army and navy communications routed through the Map Room regarding
such topics as enemy operations in the Pacific theater, allied naval
and merchant vessel losses, and enemy situation and losses reports.
LCCN: 92-23422
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns --Sources. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Naval
operations, American -- Sources. 3. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin
Delano), 1882-1945--Archives.
Map room files of President Roosevelt, 1939-1945. Map
room conference and special files, 1942-1945 / project
coordinator, Robert E. Lester. Bethesda, MD : University Publications
of America, c1991. 11 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4339
The White House Map Room was established in January 1942 as President
Roosevelt's center for military information and communications under
the supervision of the president's naval aide. The Map Room File
consists of several selected series. This series consists of records
relating to the great wartime conferences between President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Churchill and the Big Three Conferences that
included Marshall Stalin. These files also contain detailed information
on the strains within the wartime alliance.
LCCN: 92-23423
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Sources. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Naval
operations, American -- Sources. 3. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin
Delano), 1882-1945--Archives.
Map room files of President Roosevelt, 1939-1945. Map
room military subject files, 1941-1945 / project coordinator,
Robert E. Lester. Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America,
c1991. 27 microform reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4340
The White House Map Room was established in January 1942 as President
Roosevelt's center for military information and communications under
the supervision of the president's naval aide. The Map Room File
collection consists of several selected series. This series is a
collection of military files of army and navy communications reporting
on the war from Pearl Harbor through mid-1942. Operational decisions,
daily summaries of Japanese naval activities, reconnaissance information
and daily intelligence summaries are included among the files.
LCCN: 92-23421
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Sources. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Naval
operations, American--Sources. 3. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin
Delano), 1882-1945--Archives.
Map room files of President Roosevelt, 1939-1945. Map
room naval operations files, 1941-1945 / project coordinator,
Robert E. Lester. Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America,
c1994. 21 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4342
The White House Map Room was established in January 1942 as President
Roosevelt's center for military information and communications under
the supervision of the president's naval aide. The Map Room File
collection consists of several selected series. This series taken
from naval operations files highlight primarily the Pacific combat
areas of the Southwest and Central Pacific theaters, tactical and
strategic theater operations, and operational vagaries. There are
also various files on Axis naval combat and merchant vessels activities.
LCCN: 94-33584
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. World War, 1939-1945--Campaigns--Sources. 2. World War, 1939-1945--Naval
operations, American--Sources. 3. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin
Delano), 1882-1945--Archives.
MAPU, Movimiento Acción Popular Unitaria, Chile, dossier
3. -- Montreal, Canada : Información Documental de América
Latina (IDAL), 1977. -- 19 microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm. LC
Call Number: Microfiche 87/970
A systematic, comprehensive collection of documents relating to
the creation, in 1969, and subsequent activities of the MAPU up
to the early 1970's. The documents include official papers, articles,
studies, polemics, position statements, and ephemera. The party's
split into two factions, the MAPU-Garreton and the MAPU-Gazmuri
is covered. In Spanish.
LCCN: 87-890378
GUIDE: 120, Información Documental de América
Latina. Serie P Partidos Políticos. Dossiers 3 MAPU, Moviemiento
Acción Popular Unitaria, Chile.
1. MAPU (Organization : Chile)--Sources. 2. Chile--Politics and
government--1970-1973--Sources.
Marburger Index : Bilddokumentation zur Kunst in Deutschland
/ Bildarchiv Foto Marburg, editors/compilers. -- Munchen : K. G.
Saur, 1976-1985. -- 7000+ microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 090/8002
The Marburger Index consists of thousands of photographic reproductions
of all types of art and architecture--buildings, sketches, manuscripts,
drawings, painting, and decorative objects including furniture,
stained glass--all found in Germany. The works date from pre-history
to the present and are of both German and foreign origin.
The collection is arranged by place and within each place into
several categories: municipal architecture, sacred architecture,
secular architecture, and collections. Within each of these categories,
the arrangement is by exterior architecture, interior architecture,
and miscellaneous fittings. Because of the way the project was compiled
there is more than one overall alphabetic sequence of places.
Some of the photographs in the collection are as old as 100 years--most
are more recent. Each photograph has a brief description under it.
LCCN: 86-890741
GUIDE: 113, Marburger Index: Inventory of
Art in Germany. User's Manual.
1. Germany--Architecture--Pictorial works. 2. Germany--Art--Pictorial
works.
Marshall University oral history of Appalachia.
-- Glen Rock. N.J. : Microfilming Corp. of America, 1977. -- 2 microfilm
reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 49520
A collection of 126 transcripts of interviews with coal miners,
teachers, railroad workers, farmers, porters, and shopkeepers and
others, documenting the heritage of the laboring classes in the
Appalachian region. The Library has received only Part I.
Access is provided by an alphabetical list of memoirists. The first
84 memoirs are on reel 1, and those following are on reel 2.
LCCN: 82-223798
GUIDE: AI3.07 No. 2, New York Times Oral
History Program, Oral history Guide No. 2.
1. Mountain whites (Southern States)--Interviews. 2. Appalachian
Region--History. 3. Coal miners--Appalachian Region--Interviews.
4. Farmers--Appalachian Region--Interviews. 5. Teachers--Appalachian
Region--Interviews.
Martin Luther King, Jr., FBI file / David J.
Garrow, editor. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications of America,
1984. -- 16 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Contents: Part 1, FBI Headquarters File; Part 2, The King-Levison
File.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/218
Documents declassified from the FBI's surveillance of Dr. Martin
Luther King, Jr., which his biographer David Garrow asserts, "fully
detail the FBI's efforts against King." The collection excludes
items not appropriate for public review. Part 2, the King-Levison
File, contains verbatim transcripts and summaries of conversations
between Martin Luther King, Jr., and Stanley Levison, his lawyer
and aide, whose alleged affiliation with the Communist Party prompted
King's surveillance. The verbatim transcripts of wiretaps on places
where King stayed or performed business are restricted by court
order until the year 2027. However, the documents in this collection
were taken from Levison's phone conversations and conference calls,
thereby containing materials otherwise unavailable.
LCCN: 86-893451
GUIDE: 105-80, Black Film Studies Research
Sources: Microfilms from Major Archival and Manuscript Collections.
The Martin Luther King, Jr., FBI File.
1. King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929-1968--Sources. 2. Levison, Stanley
D., 1912-1979. 3. United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation--Archives.
4. Civil rights movements--United States--History--Sources.
Massachusetts vital records / Jay Mack Holbrook,
. -- Oxford, Mass. : Holbrook Research Institute, 1982-
. -- [1000+] microfiches ; 11 x 15 cm.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 83/100
Consists of records and indexes to records of births, marriages,
deaths, and notices of marriage for dozens of Massachusetts towns,
spanning the years 1641 to 1897. Records are arranged alphabetically
by town. When finished, nearly 350 towns' records will be filmed.
LCCN: 82-81851
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Registers of births, etc.--Massachusetts. 2. Massachusetts--Genealogy.
Masters' theses. -- Ann Arbor, Mich. : University
Microfilms International, [1962]- . -- [ ] microfilm reels ; 35
mm. -- Some theses on microfiche.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 06805
Microform Reading Room holdings are only a small fraction of the
total issued by the publisher; primarily copyright deposits and
some acquired from other sources, including some pre-1962 theses.
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry)
GUIDE: Z5055.U49 M3, Master Abstracts index,
and online search capabilities.
1. Dissertations, Academic.
Materials for an American-Hungarian lexicon : the biographical
files of the Hungarian Reference Library of New York (1937-1942)
/ edited by Kenneth E. Nyir dy (European Division, Library
of Congress). -- Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, Photoduplication
Service, 1993. -- microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 93/991
About 3600 pages of biographical information on 930 Hungarian-Americans
collected during the late 1930s and early 1940s by the Hungarian
Reference Library of New York. The material includes completed biographical
questionnaires, clippings, concert and exhibition announcements
and programs, offprints, and some photographs. Individuals of vastly
different backgrounds appear.
LCCN: 93-629016
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Hungarian Reference Library--Archives. 2. Hungarian Americans--Biography.
Mayerling Lloyd-Davis collection : a collection
of documents and old newspaper clippings obtained by Mr. Edwin W.
Davis of Avoca, Iowa, in 1901-1952, and by Mr. Wildon Lloyd of Washington,
D.C., in 1949-1952, in their investigations of the spurious stories
by Mrs. Marguerite Cunliffe-Owen of New-York, known as Marquise
de Fontenoy or Countess du Planty; by Frau Marie-Louise Brucks-Meyers,
known as Countess v. Wallersee-Larisch; and by Frau Caroline Kaiser-Kuhnelt
of Vienna, known as Countess Zanardi-Landi, about their relations
with Empress Elizabeth of Austria, Kr. Rudolph of Mayerling, and
Archduke Johann-Salvator of Tuscany. -- [Washington, D.C.] : Microfilming
Service, Recordak Corp., 1952. -- 1 microfilm reel : ill. ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 2372
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry)
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria, 1858-1889--Miscellanea. 2.
Johann Salvator, Archduke of Austria, 1852-1890--Miscellanea. 3.
Cunliffe-Owen, Margerite, 1859-1927--Miscellanea. 4. Joseph I, Emperor
of Austria, 1839-1898--Miscellanea.
Mayerling Lloyd-Mitis collection : a collection
of newspaper clippings from rare and old issues, letters and documents,
photographs, all related to the mysterious death of Crown Prince
Rudolf of Austria in January 1889, and to the disappearance of Archduke
Johann-Salvator of Tuscany in July 1890; also related to the number
of impostors claiming to be the sons or daughters of Rudolf or those
impersonating the lost Archduke Johann-Salvator. -- [Washington,
D.C.]: Recordak Microfilming Service, 1950. -- 1 microfilm reel
: ill. ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 1673
Collected by Oskar Mitis and Wildon Lloyd.
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry)
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria, 1858-1889--Miscellanea. 2.
Johann Salvator, Archduke of Austria, 1852-1890--Miscellanea.
Mayerling mystery.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 1674
For a description, see entries under Mayerling-Lloyd-Mitis collection
and Mayerling-Lloyd-Davis collection.
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry)
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria, 1858-1889.
Memorials of seventeenth and eighteenth-century South
Carolina land titles. -- Columbia : Microfilmed by South
Carolina Dept. of Archives and History, c1984-. -- microfilm reels
[1-2, 5]
LC Call Number: Microfilm 90-7014
Collection incomplete, only reels 1,2, and 5 of the index received.
(12/95).
LCCN: 90-956120
GUIDE: Z1333.B75 1984, Pamphlet Accompanying
South Carolina Archives Microcopy Number 12. Filmed from
the beginning of each reel. Includes index.
1. Land titles--South Carolina. 2. South Carolina--Genealogy. 3.
South Carolina--History, Local--Sources.
Mercure de France. -- Paris : C. Barbin, 1672-
. -- Title, frequency and imprint vary. -- Microfilm. Washington,
D.C. : Library of Congress Photoduplication Service, 1966. -- 135
microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 02573
Published from 1672, this influential periodical promised in its
first issue to chronicle the activities of luminaries in metropolitan
Paris, in the French provinces, and abroad, and to offer good literature
to lovers of novels and stories. It was published first under the
title Le Mercure Galant by Donneau de Vise. Upon his
death it was taken over by Riviere Dufresny (1710), then Lefevre
de Fontenay (1714), and Abbot Bucher. In 1724 the title was changed
to Le Mercure de France, and the periodical was split
into a literary and a political section. Present microfilm holdings
go to 1810.
LCCN: (No Library of Congress Online Catalog entry)
GUIDE: 27, Index du Mercure de France, 1672-1832,
Donnant l'Indiction, par Ordre Alphabetique, de Toutes les Notices,
Mentions, Amonces, Planches, etc., Concernant les Beaux-Arts et
l'Archeologie par Etienne Deville. The Index,
in the guide, lists only dates of publication and the reels upon
which the corresponding issues appear. Titles of articles are listed
on the film at the beginning of each issue.
1. French literature--Periodicals. 2. France--Politics and government--18th
century--Periodicals.
Methodist Missionary Society, London : inventory--
Zug, Switzerland : Inter Documentation Co., 1984. 53 microfiches.
Contents: Index to the manuscript files of the Methodist Missionary
Society, covering the years 1791-1931. Home (fiches 1-5) -- Europe
(fiches 6-10) -- North America (fiches 11-14) -- West Indies (fiches
15-23) -- West Africa (fiches 24-30) -- Southern Africa (fiches
31-35) -- India (fiches 36-40) -- Ceylon (fiches 41-45) -- Burma
(fiche 46) -- China (fiches 47-49) -- Australasia (fiches 50-53).
LC Call No.: Microfiche 96/99
Detailed inventories of a large part of the Archives covering the
worldwide activities of the Society from 1791 to 1931. The main
part lists the correspondence to London from the missionaries posted
in the various districts around the world.
LCCN: 96-628001
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Methodist Missionary Society--Archives--Indexes. 2. Wesleyan
Methodist Missionary Society--History--Sources--Indexes.
Methodist Missionary Society Archives, London, on microfiche.
-- Zug, Switzerland : Inter Documentation, 1985? -- [1685] microfiches
; 11 x 15 cm.
Sections 1 and 3 not received.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 85/234
The Library has only section 2 of these archives, the Women's
Work Collection. The records include: Minutes, 1858-1939;
Reports from Africa and China, 1934-1942, from India, Ceylon, and
Burma, 1923-1947; Correspondence (the most extensive portion of
the collection) from missions in Africa, Burma, Ceylon, Europe,
India, and the West Indies spanning variously from 1906 to 1948;
Financial records; and Overseas schedules for Africa, Burma, Ceylon,
and China, spanning 1922 to 1945.
This collection is useful for the study of British missionary work
and the role of women in it, especially during the first half of
the 20th century.
LCCN: 85-891350
GUIDE: 165, Methodist Missionary Society
Archives: London, pp. 35-39.
1. Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society--Archives. 2. Missions,
British--Sources. 3. Women missionaries--Great Britain--Sources.
Microfiche editions of book prospectuses in the Bodleian
Library / with catalogue and introduction by John Feather.
-- [Oxford, England] : OMP, [1973?]. -- 27 microfiches : ill.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 5134
Reproduces pre-1801 book prospectuses in the John Johnson collection
at the Bodleian Library at Oxford. These printed ephemera are notices
of proposed publications of books, inviting subscribers to help
defray costs. Entry into the collection is provided by the guide,
which lists the prospectuses in chronological order, and by two
general indices that appear on fiche no. 27. The first fiche index
is of authors, editors, translators, illustrators, and titles, which
are in the form in that they appeared in the prospectuses and in
the form under which the books were published. The second is an
alphabetical order of towns, within each of which is an alphabetical
order of names of members of the book trade found in the prospectuses.
LCCN: 94-628087
GUIDE: Z325.O93 1976, Book Prospectuses
before 1801 in the John Johnson Collection.
1. Advertising--Books--England--History. 2. Book industries and
trade--England--History. 3. Printed ephemera.
Microfilm collection of manuscripts on cultural anthropology.
-- Chicago, Ill. : Dept. of Photoduplication, Joseph Regenstein
Library, University of Chicago, [1945?]- . -- [180] microfilm reels:
ill. ; 35 mm.
Contents: Middle American cultural anthropology, [series 1-7],
no. 1-51; American Indian cultural anthropology, series 8-14, no.
52-92; cultural anthropology, series 15- , no. 95-
LC Call Number: Microfilm 02858
A collection from the University of Chicago, originally covering
Meso-American cultures and American Indians but later expanded to
include cultural anthropology in general. Most of the collection
consists of ethnolinguistic materials (grammar notes, vocabularies,
dictionaries, phonology, linguistic atlases, texts, translations,
field data), but there are also materials on ethnography, field
diaries and notes, social studies, interviews, etc.
Manuscript items can be retrieved by assigned numbers which appear
consecutively on each reel box.
LCCN: 83-136404
GUIDE: 31, [Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts
on Cultural Anthropology]
1. Ethnology--Central America--Manuscripts. 2. Ethnology--North
America--Manuscripts.
Microfilm corpus of American Lutheranism. --
[Chicago] : Library Dept. of Photographic Reproduction, University
of Chicago, [1955-1960]. -- 35 microfilm reels.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 4519
A collection of books, pamphlets, journals, sermons, hymns, synod
reports, addresses, early editions of Luther's catechism, etc.,
covering the years 1704 to 1874. In English and German.
LCCN: 94-628883
GUIDE: Z7845.L9 W54, Index: Microfilm Corpus
of American Lutheranism.
1. Lutheran Church--18th century. 2. Lutheran Church--19th century
A Microfilm corpus of the indexes to printed catalogues
of Latin manuscripts before 1600 A.D. : based on P.O. Kristeller:
Latin manuscript books before 1600, 3rd ed. / prepared
under the direction of F. Edward Cranz in consultation with P. O.
Kristeller. -- New London, Conn. : Connecticut College Bookstore
[distributor], 1982. -- 38 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 83/123
A compilation of microfilmed copies of the works listed in Kristeller's
bibliography, essentially a catalog of finding aids and of sources
of bibliographic descriptions for manuscripts in Latin; also for
some manuscripts in French, Spanish, German, and Italian. The main
criterion for inclusion of each item is its usefulness in locating
manuscripts. Sources that fail to indicate present locations are
not listed. No descriptions of single manuscripts, nor lists of
manuscripts by author are included.
LCCN: 82-226186
GUIDE: 85, A Microfilm Corpus of Indexes
to Printed Catalogues of Latin Manuscripts before 1600 A.D.
Based on P.O. Kristeller, Latin Books Before 1600, 3rd Ed. Organized
in the same pattern as the Kristeller catalog. Section A lists catalogs
or inventories of libraries and their manuscript collections. Section
B lists works that describe manuscripts in more than one city. Section
C lists published and unpublished inventories of holdings for individual
libraries, by city. See also the 3rd edition of Latin Manuscript
Books Before 1600, A List of the Printed Catalogues and Unpublished
Inventories of Extant Collections, Z6601.A1 K7 1960, by Paul
Oskar Kristeller, for margin annotations by staff indicating additional
copies of individual works acquired by LC before the present Corpus
was issued.
1. Manuscripts, Latin--Bibliography--Indexes. 2. Manuscripts, Latin--Catalogs--Indexes.
Microfilm corpus of unpublished inventories of Latin manuscripts
through 1600 A.D. / F. Edward Cranz, project director.
-- New York : Renaissance Society of America, 1988. -- 343 microfilm
reels ; 35
mm. LC Call Number: Microfilm 88/373
Consists of reproductions of hundreds of unpublished inventories
of manuscripts in libraries throughout Europe. The collection complements
another collection held by the Library of Congress, A Microfilm
corpus of the indexes to printed catalogues of Latin Manuscripts
before 1600 A.D. (microfilm 82/123, Guide 85).
LCCN: 88-890710
GUIDE: 174, Microfilm Corpus of Unpublished
Inventories of Latin Manuscripts through 1600 A.D. Lists
the inventories alphabetically, first by cities and then by libraries.
To request items, give the collection microfilm number plus the
numerical designation of the library given in the guide (e.g., Microfilm
88/373, 141).
1. Manuscripts, Latin--Inventories.
Microfilm edition of presidential election campaign documents
for the years 1868-1900. -- Ann Arbor, Michigan : University
Microfilms in collaboration with Dartmouth College Library, 1974.
-- 14 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 84330
Filmed from the large collection of official campaign materials
issued for each Presidential election between 1868 and 1900, acquired
in 1931 by the Dartmouth College Library. Included are the campaign
books of the two principal parties, copies of nearly all pamphlets
(including many in foreign languages) and speeches published by
the national committees, and many miscellaneous items.
LCCN: 86-891037
GUIDE: 106, [Microfilm Edition of Presidential
Election Campaign Documents for the Years 1868-1900]. Contents
and index also on reel 1.
1. Presidents--United States--Election--Sources. 2. Presidential
candidates--United States--Sources.
A microfilm projekt [sic] of Austrian material, 1848-1918,
from the Austrian State Archives / arranged through the
cooperation of the Library of Congress for a consortium of American
libraries. -- [St. Leonhard, Austria] : Microfilm Dr. Schmidl Comp.
for the Library of Congress, 1975. -- 65 microfilm reels : negative.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 90/8025
Diplomatic correspondence of the Austro-Hungarian Empire regarding
the Ottoman Empire and the Balkan Peninsula, 1848-1918. It includes
imperial instructions from Vienna to Constantinople and reports
back from Austrian ambassadors there. Subjects include territorial
questions, economic and social conditions, diplomacy and politics,
and ethnic relations, including the oppression by Turks of non-Turk
minorities in the Balkans, the murder of Armenians, and the suppression
of Christians in the Near East.
Use of the collection requires knowledge of German (Kurrent script),
French, Russian, Turkish using Arabic letters, and Latin.
LCCN: 90-956358
GUIDE: Not in LC. The collection is described
briefly in Evdokia Petrova's Inventar Oesterreichischer Diplomatischer
Dokumente, 1848-1918, CD1137.5 .P47 1980, pages 44-49.
1. Turkey--History--Ottoman Empire, 1288-1918--Sources. 2. Austria--Foreign
relations--1848-1867--Sources. 3. Austria-- Foreign relations--1867-1918--Sources.
Middle East / Paul Kesaris, editor. -- Washington,
D.C. : University Publications of America, 1977. -- 3 microfilm
reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/2093
Top-secret reports written during World War II and the Cold War
by leading scholars in international affairs commissioned by the
Office of Strategic Services and the State Department. This collection
of intelligence and research reports covers the period from 1941
to 1949, a crucial time in the formation of Israel and the development
of Middle East relations.
The reports are organized by country beginning with general reports
on the Middle East region, followed by studies on Afghanistan, Egypt,
Iran, Kuwait, Levant States, Libya, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Syria,
Transjordan, and Turkey. These background and intelligence studies
cover such topics as Zionism and Jewish immigration to Palestine,
the arming of the Jews and Arabs in the region, strategic surveys
of various countries including political parties and personalities
of major figures, oil production, and Soviet relations with these
nations.
LCCN: 86-892228
GUIDE: 105-22, A reel index and a subject index.
The reel index provides report numbers and titles, but no frame
numbers, making searching the reels a bit cumbersome. Although there
is a subject index, it is primarily a country listing and gives
little more information than one gets from the report titles.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1914-1945--Sources. 2.
Middle East--Politics and government--1945- --Sources. 3. Jews--Migrations.
4.Zionism.
Middle East, 1946-1976 / Paul Kesaris, editor.
-- Frederick, Md. : University Publications of America, 1982. --
3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/210
Central Intelligence Agency research reports that are valuable
primary sources providing insight into developments in international
relations, national security, and the internal affairs of foreign
countries. Accompanying the research reports are letters, memoranda,
briefing notes, and cables. In addition to the studies on the political,
strategic, and economic situations in the various Middle Eastern
countries, there is a great deal of biographical information on
national leaders, ambassadors, ministers, military personnel, and
businessman (such as Adnan Khashogi). Other special topics include
the Israeli attack on the U.S.S. Liberty, the assassination
of Jordan's King Abdullah, Nasser's visits to the Soviet Union,
and Egyptian funding of Malcolm X's activities.
LCCN: 86-893443
GUIDE: 105-69, CIA Research Reports. Middle
East, 1946-1976. Provides a list of the reports and miscellaneous
materials, which are arranged by country and chronologically; there
is a brief subject index.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1945- --Sources.
Middle East (1950-1961 supplement)/ Paul Kesaris,
editor. -- Washington, D.C. : University Publications of America,
1979. -- 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/2098
This is a continuation of O.S.S./State Department intelligence
and research reports for the Middle East for 1950-1961. In addition
to reports on the countries listed in the first Middle East collection,
there are reports on Cyprus, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, Oman, and Yemen.
Topics of note include the partition of Cyprus, the Arab League
and trends in Arab unity, and the Suez Canal crisis.
LCCN: 86-892233
GUIDE: 105-27, A Guide to OSS/State Department
Intelligence and Research Reports. XII. The Middle East 1950-61
Supplement. A reel list which also supplies frame numbers,
and a detailed subject index.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1945- --Sources.
Middle East : special studies, 1970-1980 /
Paul Kesaris, editor. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications
of America, 1981. -- 18 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/2012
In-depth special studies written by leading scholars from government
and private research institutions such as the California Institute
of Political Studies, the Army War College, Yale University's Department
of Political Science, the Rand Corporation, and the Agency for International
Development. Six reels cover the Middle East region broadly, while
subsequent reels contain reports on Egypt, the Indian Ocean, Iran,
Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Oman, Palestine, the Persian Gulf,
Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, and Yemen. Major developments and issues
in the region during this decade include the Iranian revolution,
the survival of Lebanon, Moslem fundamentalist movements, Palestinian
refugees, and military sales to Iran during the Shah's reign.
LCCN: 86-892120
GUIDE: 105-55, The Middle East: Special
Studies, 1970-1980. Consists of a reel index, incorporating
both report titles and lengthy abstracts, as well as a good subject
index.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1945-1979--Sources.
Middle East : special studies, 1980-1982 supplement
/ Robert Lester, editor. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications
of America, 1983. -- 3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 86/2013
Similar to the collection of special studies on the Middle East
for 1970-1980, this group of reports includes studies written by
the Naval Postgraduate School and the Center for Naval Analyses
on the Gulf War between Iran and Iraq. The topics of the Soviet
invasion of Afghanistan, nuclear proliferation in the region. Continuing
developments in the Iranian Revolution are also examined by scholars
from leading research institutions.
LCCN: 86-892121
GUIDE: 105-56, The Middle East: Special
Studies, 1980-1982 Supplement. Consists of a reel index which
provides report titles and abstracts, and also includes a good subject
index.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1979- . 2. Middle East--Foreign
relations.
Middle East: Special studies, 1982-1985 / [edited
by Michael C. Davis]. -- Frederick, MD : University Publications
of America, [1987], c1986. -- 8 microfilm reels ; 35mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 88/2013
For description, see previous editions of this title.
LCCN: 87-6126
GUIDE: 105-56b, Middle East: Special Studies,
1982-1985. Supplement.
1. Middle East--Abstracts.
Middle East: Special studies, 1985-1988. Supplement.
-- Frederick, MD : University Publications of America, c1989. --
8 microfilm reels ; 35mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4549
For description, see previous editions of this title.
LCCN: 92-13006
GUIDE: 367, A Guide to the Microfilm Edition
of Middle East.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1979- . 2. Middle East--Foreign
relations--United States. 3. United States--Foreign relations--Middle
East.
Middle East: Special studies, 1989-1991 : Supplement
-- Bethesda, MD : University Publications of America, c1992. --
10 microfilm reels ; 35mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 95/4549
For description, see previous editions of this title.
LCCN: 92-42057
GUIDE: 372, A Guide to the Microfilm Edition
of Middle East.
1. Middle East--Politics and government--1979- . 2. Middle East--Foreign
relations--United States. 3. United States--Foreign relations--Middle
East.
Military situation in the Far East and the relief of General
MacArthur. -- Washington, D.C. : University Publications
of America, 1977. -- 8 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 85/263
Consists of an unabridged transcript of the testimony of witnesses
before the Senate Joint Committee on Armed Services and Foreign
Relations, April 30, 1951-August 17, 1951.
In addition to investigating the firing of General MacArthur and
developments in the Korean War, the hearings became a forum for
discussion of Cold War issues. The final reel, Appendices, includes
excerpts and extracts from Congressional speeches, articles and
editorials in the press, and related United Nations documents. Most
of the materials from these hearings have been available previously,
but this transcript includes recently declassified top secret material;
these newly published sections are marked in this collection. A
detailed subject/name index is found on Reel 8.
LCCN: 85-891354
GUIDE: 105-4, A Guide to the Military Situation
in the Far East and the Relief of General MacArthur. 1. MacArthur,
Douglas, 1880-1964. 2. Korean War, 1950-1953.
Military uses of space, 1946 [i.e., 1945]-1991.
-- Alexandria, Va. : Chadwyck-Healey, 1991. -- 239 microfiches.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 93/42
A project of the National Security Archive (a division of the Fund
for Peace, N.Y.), this collection of 708 full-text documents (83
dating from the pre-1960 period) provides a detailed record of U.S.
military space organizations, operations and policy for the years
covered. These documents were obtained through a variety of means
including the Freedom of Information Act declassification requests
and donations. Congressional hearings and reports are not included.
Basic areas of U.S. military space activity covered are: organization,
policy, military support systems (communications, meteorology, reconnaissance
and other satellites) and space weaponry (e.g.,anti-satellite weapons
and the Strategic Defense Initiative).
LCCN: 93-629977
GUIDE: 321, U.S. Military Uses of Space,
1945-1991: Guide and Index. Includes chronology of events,
launch listing, glossaries, bibliography, and indexes to names,
organizations and subjects.
1. Astronautics, Military--United States--History--Sources. 2.
Space weapons--History--Sources. 3. United States--Military policy--Sources.
Millerites and early Adventists. -- Ann Arbor,
Mich. : University Microfilms International, 1977. -- 60 microfilm
reels ; 35 mm.
Contents: Part 1: Historical works pertaining to Adventism; A,
Historical landmarks; B, Supplementary historical literature. Part
2: Pre-disappointment to 1844, national and international works
on second advent prophecies and belief, Millerite and Anti-Millerite
publications. Part 3: Post-disappointment, 1844 to circa 1870, works
of the post-Millerite groups. Part 4: Secondary writings by Advent
Christians and Seventh-day Adventists. Part 5: Extant periodicals
from 1831 to circa 1869 (Millerite, Anti-Millerite, and Adventist
publications; also includes the correspondence of W. Miller and
J. Himes as well as Adventist hymnals).
LC Call Number: Microfilm 84507
Based on a bibliography by Carner, Kubo, and Rice, originally edited
by Edwin S. Gaustad as The Rise of Adventism (Harper
and Row 1974). It includes more than 1,000 early books and pamphlets,
111 volumes of rare periodicals, and more than 1,000 letters from
William Miller, Joshua Himes, and other early Adventist leaders.
Mostly 19th century material, these items were filmed from collections
at Aurora College, Illinois, and Andrews College in Michigan. including
early books, pamphlets, rare periodicals, and letters from early
Adventist leaders.
LCCN: 84-190725
GUIDE: Z7845.A35 M54, The Millerites and
Early Adventists.
1. Adventists--History--Sources. 2. Seventh Day Adventists--History--Sources.
Miscellaneous collection of radical newspapers and periodicals,
1917-1921. -- [Washington, D.C.] : Library of Congress
Photoduplication Service, [195-]. -- 7 microfilm reels : ill. ;
35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 122
Forty-five American and some Canadian titles, arranged by state
or province and by city. Researchers may also be interested in the
Underground Newspaper Collection covering the years
1963-1982 (film 02882, Guide 34) and in the collection of Radical
Periodicals of Great Britain, covering the years 1974-1914,
(fiche 5063, Guide 7).
LCCN: 83-204480
GUIDE: 7, [Radical Periodicals Collections].
Lists titles and dates held.
1. Radicalism--United States--Periodicals. 2. Labor movement--United
States--Periodicals. Trade-unions--United States--Periodicals.
Miscellaneous works by and about Juan Montalvo
/ Frank MacDonald Spindler, . -- Quito : F. Spindler,
1964? -- 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 10199
A collection of thirty-five pamphlets, leaflets, broadsides, and
articles both favoring and disagreeing with Montalvo's writings
and ideas. Many of these are hard to obtain in the original. The
Ecuadoran writer actively participated in the political and intellectual
life of his time.
LCCN: 86-890034
GUIDE: 29, [Checklist of Microfilm of Manuscripts
of Prudentius].
1. Montalvo, Juan, 1832-1889--Criticism and interpretation.
Mississippi oral history collection. -- Sanford,
N.C. : Microfilming Corporation of America, 1981. -- 229 microfiches
; 11 x 15 cm.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 82/302
A collection designed to preserve the memory of the civil rights
struggle in Mississippi during the 20th century. It consists of
interviews conducted at the University of Southern Mississippi beginning
in 1971, with special emphasis on government, politics, and ethnic
relations. Other topics covered include the National Cotton Council
of America, prisoners of war from the Vietnam and Korean conflicts,
and the creative arts and publishing. Some of the better-known memoirists
include Thomas P. Borady (U.S. Supreme Court), Hugh Clegg (FBI),
Charles Evers, Fannie Lou Hamer, Erskine Caldwell, and several members
of the U.S. Congress.
LCCN: 82-161878
GUIDE: AI3.O7, New York Times Oral History
Program, Oral History Guide No. 3, pp. 79-80.
1. Civil rights workers--Mississippi--Interviews. 2. Race relations--Mississippi.
3. Ex-prisoners of war--Mississippi-- Interviews.
The Missouri Opportunity 2000 Commission report.
-- [Jefferson City, MO : State of Missouri, Secretary of State,
Micrographics Division, 1987]. -- 26 microfiches : negative.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 90/7058
Created in 1986 by Governor Roy D. Blount, this commission met
with citizens of Missouri and outside experts in order to determine
the future of the state in the second millennium. The collections
consists of Reports of the Commission (15 microfiche)
and Reports to the Commission (11 microfiche).
LCCN: 90-620555
GUIDE: 250, [Missouri Opportunity 2000 Commission
Report].
1. Missouri.
Mixed mode document research : the collected reports /
Brian Robinson. -- [London?] : British Library Research and Development
Dept., 1992. -- 1 v. (various pagings) : ill.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 2502, no. 6063
A miscellaneous collection of hundreds of research reports in the
field of library and information science, issued by Great Britain's
Office for Scientific and Technical Information. Each report is
individually cataloged in the Library of Congress Online Catalog
database at the minimal level cataloging form. Reports can thus
be retrieved through author, title, or key word searches; there
are no standardized subject category terms to group similar studies
together. Each report has its own separate number with the set (e.g.,
fiche 2502, no. 5018; fiche 2502, no. 5144).
LCCN: 93-630147
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Multimedia Systems--Research.
Moody's manuals on microfiche, 1909 to the present.
-- New York : Moody's Investors Service, 1981-. -- [6100] microfiches
; 11 x 15 cm.
Series T : transportation, 1909-1910 and 1912- . Series P : public
utilities, 1914- . Series M : municipal and government, 1918- .
Series I : industrials, 1920- . Series B : banking and finance,
1928- . Series O : OTC industrials, 1970- . Series INT :international,
1981- .
LC Call Number: Microfiche (o) 86/4
More than 340 manuals in all seven Moody's series (Industrial,
OTC Industrial, International, Banking and Finance, Public Utilities,
Transportation, and Municipal and Government). These provide detailed
information on the financial and business history of major American
cities, financial institutions, and corporations, as well as on
international corporations.
LCCN: 86-890006
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Corporations--United States--Periodicals. 2. Finance--United
States--Periodicals. 3. Securities--United States--Periodicals.
4. Bonds--United States--periodicals. 5. Public utilities--United
States--Periodicals. 6. Transportation--United States--Finance--Periodicals.
7. Municipal bonds--United States--Periodicals. 8. Over-the-counter
markets--United States--Periodicals.
Mortality statistics : review of the Register General
on deaths by area of usual residence in England and Wales, 1983.
-- London : HMSO Government Statistical Service, 1984. -- 13 microfiches
; 11 x 15 cm.
SERIES: Series DH5; no. 10.
LC Call Number: Microfiche (w) 85/100
Lists estimated home population by sex and age group, as of June
30, 1983; also provides death rates, mortality ratios, and causes
of death.
LCCN: 85-890845
GUIDE: The pamphlet accompanying the microfiche
provides an index to the microfiche.
1. Mortality--Great Britain--Statistics.
Mouvement republicain populaire : compte-rendu stenographique
des Congres Nationaux : le Congres National, Assemblee constitutive,
Paris, 25 novembre 1944-23 mai 1960. -- Paris : La Fondation,
[1961?]. -- 15 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 01758
The Mouvement Republicain Populaire or "Popular Republican
Movement" is a French radical reform party whose politics correspond
closely to the European Christian Democratic tradition. It was founded
on November 26, 1944, and was a key party in the early governments
of the Fourth Republic. The collection consists of stenographic
reports of meetings, debates, speeches, motions, position and policy
proposals and statements, proclamations, communications, preparatory
and other materials, as well as miscellaneous publications issued
in conjunction with its congresses.
LCCN: (No Locis entry)
GUIDE: 36, [Mouvement Republicain Populaire.
Congres National. Compterendu Stenographique des Congres Nationaux]
(in French). Lists documents in chronological order.
1. Mouvement republicain populaire. 2. France--Politics and government--1945-1958.
3. France--Politics and government--1958-
Multinational corporations, OPEC, cartels, foreign investment,
and technology transfer, 1971-1981 (special studies)
/ Robert Lester, editor. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications
of America, 1983. -- 10 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 88/167
Reproduces studies executed by government research agencies such
as the Industry and Trade Administration, the Bureau of Economic
Analysis, and the National Science Foundation, as well as reports
done under contract by some the nation's leading think tanks and
research centers: SRI, NBER, and a number of universities and consulting
firms. The studies are grouped into the five subject areas identified
in the collection title. Sample titles of the reports are: "Foreign
ownership of U.S. real estate," "An analysis of the relationship
between OPEC oil revenues and sales of U.S. arms," "The
sale of technology through licensing," and "The relationship
of oil companies and foreign governments."
LCCN: 88-893838
GUIDE: 105-125a, Multinational Corporations,
OPEC, Cartels, Foreign Investments, and Technology Transfer, 1971-1981.
Consists of a reel guide with document abstracts and a subject index.
1. International business enterprises. 2. International economic
relations. 3. Cartels. 4. Investments, Foreign. 5. Technology transfer.
Multinational corporations, OPEC, cartels, foreign investment,
and technology transfer : special studies, 1982-1985
/ Michael Davis, editor. -- Frederick, Md. : University Publications
of America, 1987. -- 5 microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 88/2019
Extends the earlier collection into the mid 1980's with reports
on advanced technology transfer, third world multinationals, and
the social impacts of multinationals (several studies authored by
the International Labour Office).
LCCN: 87-6249
GUIDE: 105-125b, Multinational Corporations,
OPEC, Cartels, Foreign Investments, and Technology Transfer, Special
Studies, 1982-1985. Consists of a reel guide with document
abstracts and a subject index.
1. International business enterprises. 2. International economic
relations. 3. Cartels. 4. Investments, Foreign. 5. Technology transfer.
Multinational corporations, OPEC, cartels, foreign investment,
and technology transfer : special studies, 1985-1988 : [supplement]
/ [project coordinator, Gregory Murphy]. -- Frederick,
MD : University Publications of America, c1989. -- 10 microfilm
reels.
LC Call Number: Microfilm 94/2129
A collection of government-contracted studies by universities,
corporations, think tanks, and individuals.
LCCN: 91-10037
GUIDE: 351, A Guide to the Microfilm Edition
of Multinational Corporations, OPEC, Cartels, Foreign Investments,
and Technology Transfer. A printed reel guide.
1. International economic relations. 2. International business
enterprises. 3. Cartels. 4. Investments, Foreign. 5. Technology
transfer.
The Museum of Modern Art artists files. --
Alexandria, Va : Chadwyck-Healey, 1986. -- 5699 microfiches : ill.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 93/27
Announcements, newspaper clippings, press releases, reviews, and
other ephemera from the late 19th through the mid-20th centuries
relating to more than 20,000 modern artists. The collection is arranged
alphabetically by artist's name and includes material on all kinds
of artists from painters to performers. Includes bibliographical
references.
LCCN: 93-630206
GUIDE: Not in LC.
1. Art, Modern--20th century. 2. Art, Modern--19th century. 3.
Artists. 4. Prints.
The Museum of Modern Art artists scrapbooks.
-- Alexandria, Va. : Chadwyck-Healey, 1986. -- 642 microfiches :
ill.
LC Call Number: Microfiche 93/28
Scapbooks documenting the careers of 44 modern artists and 3 multi-artist
groups (Sidney Janis Gallery, the Bauhaus, and Israeli artists).
Filmed from the originals at the Library of the Museum of Modern
Art, this collection contains newspaper clippings, articles, and
exhibit catalogs written by or about the artist.
Arranged alphabetically by artist.
LCCN: 93-630181
GUIDE: 313, [The Museum of Modern Art Artists'
Scrapbooks].
1. Art, Modern--20th century. 2. Art, Modern--19th century. 3.
Artists.
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