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UA37/30/2 WKU Research Notecards - D Topics Western Kentucky University TopSCHOLAR® Faculty/Staff Personal Papers WKU Archives Records 1985 UA37/30/2 WKU Research Notecards - D Topics Lowell Harrison Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/fac_staff_papers Part of the African American Studies Commons, Agriculture Commons, Dairy Science Commons, Higher Education Administration Commons, Military History Commons, Political History Commons, Race and Ethnicity Commons, Social History Commons, Sports Studies Commons, United States History Commons, and the Women's History Commons Recommended Citation Harrison, Lowell, "UA37/30/2 WKU Research Notecards - D Topics" (1985). Faculty/Staff Personal Papers. Paper 182. https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/fac_staff_papers/182 This Other is brought to you for free and open access by TopSCHOLAR®. It has been accepted for inclusion in Faculty/Staff Personal Papers by an authorized administrator of TopSCHOLAR®. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Western Kentucky University UA37 Faculty Personal Papers Series 30 Lowell Harrison Subseries 2 WKU Research Notecards – D Topics Description: Notecards created by Lowell Harrison while researching his book Western Kentucky University. The cards transcribed below are for 139 topics beginning with D ranging from Dad’s Day to Duplication. Each topic may represent a single card or multiple cards. Some topics have been split into decades. A card has a source, a title and a date above the red line. Links to digitized source materials have been added in the database. Additional information about the source may be inclued in the note section, such as name of correspondents, dates of correspondence or page numbers of newspapers and books. Harrison’s notes follow and occasionally a direcct quote will be made indicated in quotation marks. Some of Harrison’s writing is illegible. In these instances a word is indicated by ---. The source above is the College Heights Herald, Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1972. Topic is in upper right corner Dorm- Complaint 1972. Additional information about the source follows: [page] 4 Harrison’s Note: Letter from Louis E. Schroeder Complains about the arrangement of comodes [sic] and lack of doors to stall in Keen Hall. Stalls are relfected in mirrors. T UA37/30/2 Lowell Harrison’s WKU History Notecards – D Subjects 08/23/2021 Title Date Description Subjects WKU - Notecards - Dad's Day 1935-1942 College Heights Herald, Sept. 27, 1935 - Dads' Day 1935 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/3745 Fathers & children 1 1st Dad's Day will be held at WKU on Oct. 5. WKU has had Mother's Day for 12 years Teachers College Heights, Dec. 1935 - Dad's Day 1935 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/1964/ 9 First Dad's Day was held Oct. 5, 1935 Paul Garrett Papers: 10 - Dad's Day 1942 Mother's Day - Dad's Day Form letter - 8th Dad's Day will be on Saturday Oct. 17. Special Assembly; luncheon ($.50); game with Morehead State University WKU - Notecards - Daggit Case 1947-1951 Includes cards Daggett Case Crimes Criminals Park City Daily News, Sept. 28, 1949 - Daggit Case 1947 Extortion George Melvin Daggit, 35, was today (Wed.) taken into custody after being indicted on charge of being an accessory before the fact in the murder of Dr. C.B. Murder Martin. George Daggit resigned Sunday as head of the piano division of the Music department. Came after a 2nd confession by harry Edward Kilgore (who said George Daggit was his "soul mate"). Harry Kilgore had been sentenced to life for the slayings of Dr. & Mrs. Martin on June 30, 1948. Harry Kilgore said that was the master mind who plotted the crime. George Daggit: "I have not comment to make. I think maybe I've talked too much already." Also: Harry Kilgore & George Daggit are said to have extorted money and a car from Miss Olga Sitner, former violin instructor at WKU. Threatened to expose pictures alleged to have been taken in her apartment. She is said to have paid George Daggit $4,600 and given Harry Kilgore her 1946 Oldsmobile. Simpson Diary - Daggett Case Sept. 28, 1948 "a terrible scandal." George Daggett of Music Department's --- in the Harry Kilgore case. (Harry Kilgore killed dr. & wife). Harry Kilgore had picked him up once on way to club - his only real --- with him. Paul Garrett Papers: 9 - Daggitt Case 1949 V-1950 John Vincent, UCLA to Paul Garrett, Nov. 23, 1949 - Says he engaged George Daggitt as temporary replacement, but Henderson didn't return so George Daggitt stayed on. "Although I believe he was maladjusted and that he was definitely queer in some respects, I never suspected any criminal tendency and even now I hope that he can be cleared of actual participation in the murder. There seem to be too many witnesses to his involvement in the extortion matter and probably he is guilty of this." Park City Daily News, 4/3/1951 - Daggit Case 1951 George Daggit said he was "happy about the dismissal of the charges, but I'm not in the least surprised." Appellate Court reversed George Daggit's 11 year sentence, accessory to murder of Dr. & Mrs. C.B. Martin in June 1948 Commonwealth Attorney J.T. Orendorf disagreed with reversal but moved that the charge be dropped. George Daggit was implicated in the murder by Harry Edward Kilgore, who received two life sentences. WKU - Notecards - Dairy 1920-1979 Includes cards Dairy Sales Dairy farming Dairy products Regents Minutes I, Nov. 19, 1920 - Dairy 1920 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/bor/1920/mtgs/3/ Dairy products industry Mr. M.C. Ford is making farm productive. Will need to borrow money to purchase 12 blooded Holsteins. The dairy barn is completed. The little chapter house Dairying between barracks & Recitation Hall will be made into a creamery. Milk will be sold to the dining hall. Cattle Cows Normal Heights, April 1922 - Dairy 1922 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/4072/ Swine 8 Picture of herd of Holsteins that came from Wisconsin to the farm. Beef cattle Business Office: Bursar Box 25 - Dairy 1922 Page 1 Title Date Description Subjects Business Office, Farm Reports, 1920-1948 Memo (unsigned) - In Dec. 1922 Henry Cherry, J.R. Alexander, M.C. Ford & C.A. Loudermilk made a note for $2400 to purchase pure-bred cows for the school. No other funds were available. Bought 7. Two died - insured at $600. Now (no date) 5 cows, 2 heifers 1 year old, 3 bull calves, 1 pure-bred heifer. Figures profit to date of $800. This herd is essential as the grade cows are getting old. Better herd is required for instructional purposes. Teachers College Heights, July 1931 - Dairy 1931 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/8463/ 7 the old dairy barn on campus has been town down. A new stock pavilion will be erected near poultry plant. Picture shows that work is underway on the pavilion. Paul Garrett Papers: 5 - Dairy 1940+ Farm 1940-1944 1940-41 Milk sold - 7863.39 Dairy animal(?) sold 841.23 Total 8704.62 1941-42 Milk sold 10,069.11 Dairy animal(?) sold 1,379.04 Total 11,448.15 1942-43 Milk sold 11,201.36 Dairy animal(?) sold 2,080.72 Total 13,281.72 1943-44 Milk sold 17,515.89 Dairy animal(?) sold 994.45 Total 18,510.34 1938 29 Jersey cows, 13 Holstein cows 1943 62 Jersey cows (25% improved production), 48 Holstein cows (33% improved production) College Heights Herald, Dec. 8, 1944 - Diary [Dairy] 1944 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/4514 4 Modern dairy barn is being constructed on the college farm about 5 miles south of Bowling Green. Should be ready by Jan. 1 March 2, 1945 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/4520 1 Story & picture of the new barn. Gives considerable detail. D.B.C. Cole is supervisor. C.A. Harrison, herdsman for 15 years, will continue in that position. A.B. Chandler Papers Box 427 - Dairy Sales 1956 Kelly Thompson to Mr. Charles Byrley, Director Division of Purchases, Sep. 29, 1956 - For years WKU has sold raw milk from dairy at market price to Brown Ice Cream Company, then bought it back at agreed upon rate after it has been processed. Gives prices. Wants to know if this procedure is legal & if not, what procedure should be followed. News Release, July 29, 1976 - Dairy 1976 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/915/ 2 cows from WKU's Holstein herd have been rated among the top 5 in the nation for 1975. They were 3rd & 5th, based on amount of milk & butter fat produced. The herd was ranked 1st in nation for its size bracket. It was 1st in Kentucky. One of few top herds operated by a college. Overall, 30th in all herds. C Dunkerron Leader Inka - 3rd Hoosier-Acres Rosafe Alicia - 5th College Heights Herald, Aug. 24, 1976 - Dairy 1976 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/dlsc_ua_records/5318 B19 WKU's 100 cow Holstein herd has been ranked top in nation in its size bracket. 2 cows ranked 3rd & 5th in nation in 1975 for milk production. Western Alumnus 47:1, Fall 1976 - Dairy 1976 4 Two Holsteins, "Inka" & "Alicia" for short, rank about top 5 Holstein dairy cows in the nation. 100 cow herd ranks 1st in nation in its size range. 5 800 acre farm south of town Also: Angus beef cattle; polled Hereford beef cattle; Yorkshire hogs Page 2 Title Date Description Subjects Regents Minutes, July 14, 1979 - Dairy 1979 - https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/bor/1979/mtgs/3/ By herd size, WKU's dairy herd ranks 1st in Kentucky and 2nd in nation in terms of production. Agriculture (WKU) WKU - Notecards - Dairy Barn 1944 Henry Cherry Papers: 59 - Dairy Barn 1944 Dairy farming Special Correspondence, L.T.
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