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Gus Heningburg Papers Hollinger boxes 9-33 and four Paige boxes

EXTENT: 24 Hollinger boxes and four Paige boxes

GUIDE COMPILED: August-September 2012

BY: Box 9-30 by Tom Ankner, Box 31-33 processed by Elizabeth Parker

ABSTRACT: This collection consists of documents pertaining to Gustav Heningburg, a Newark, NJ, based civil rights activist and consultant. The material here was donated later than the material in the collection’s first eight Hollinger boxes.

PROVENANCE: Donated by Gustav Heningburg in November 2011.

BOX 9

This box consists of loose publications about non-New Jersey issues. Date: 1960s.

 Downs, Anthony. Who are the Urban Poor?: CED Supplementary Paper Number 26. New York: Committee for Economic Development, October 1968.  Wolfgang, Marvin E. Crime and Race: Conceptions and Misconceptions (Pamphlet Series Number 6). New York: Institute of Human Relations Press, 1964.  Urban America Inc. The Turning Point. Washington, DC: Urban America Inc., 1968.  ACTION-Housing Inc. A Report on Neighborhood Urban Extension: The Fourth Year. Pittsburgh, PA: Allegheny Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods, 1966.  One Year Later: An Assessment of the Nation’s Response to the Crisis Described by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders. Washington, DC: Urban America Inc. and The Urban Coalition, 1969.  Practical Politics Seminar: Participant’s Handbook. New York: The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. [n.d.].  Tacoma Area Urban Coalition Education Task Force Project in Cooperation with Pierce County Libraries. A Bibliography of Afro-American Print and Non-Print Resources in Libraries of Pierce County, Washington. Tacoma, WA: Tacoma Community College Library, 1969.  White-Nonwhite Differentials in Health, Education, and Welfare: Health Education and Welfare Indicators. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1965.  Watters, Pat and Rougeau, Weldon. Events at Orangeburg: A report based on study and interviews in Orangeburg, South Carolina, in the aftermath of tragedy. Atlanta, GA: Southern Regional Council, 1968.  ACTION-Housing Inc. Tenth Annual Survey of New Housing Constructed for Sale and Rent in the Pittsburgh Area, 1967-1968. Pittsburgh, PA: Allegheny Council to Improve Our Neighborhoods, 1968.  Heningburg, Alphonse. The Human Resources Center Guidelines: A Functional Approach to Learning and Living. Saint Albans, NY: The Saint Albans Congregational Church, 1967.  Goldman, Bert A. Proceedings of the Second Plans for Progress Vocational Guidance Institute. Greensboro, NC: University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 1968.  Cushman, Edward L. and Keith, Damon J. Report of the Detroit High School Study Commission. Detroit, MI: Board of Education, City of Detroit, June 1968.

BOX 10

Documents related to the Prudential Center arena in Newark, NJ.

 Folder containing pro-arena publications from 2001 on, as well as an undated scorecard of where state legislators stood on the arena.  Folder labeled “Arena Presentations” containing notes, news clippings, meeting minutes, memoranda, and correspondence.  Folder labeled “Arena” containing more of the above, including a list of Newark government officials.  Folder labeled “Arena Briefings” containing more of the above, plus architectural drawings, a map of parking facilities near the proposed arena in 1999, and copies of lawsuits resulting from the arena proposal.  Folder labeled “Arena Support” containing pro-arena information, including copies of “The Newark Arena Scoreboard” newsletter, financial projections, and news articles.  Another folder labeled “Arena Briefings” containing documents concerning employment generated or anticipated by the arena.  Folder labeled “Newark Arena” containing information about employment goals, particularly for minority- and women- pwned businesses.

BOX 11

Various subject-related folders from the 1960s to 2000s.

 “Bears Stadium Lease”: News clippings, correspondence, notes.  “Tony Goldman”: Of the Goldman Properties Group in New York. Notes on community meetings in Newark.  “Compost America”: Correspondence and other documents about a stock purchase.  “Crossroads”: Agendas, financial summary, correspondence dealing with an African American theatre company in New Brunswick, NJ.  “Congratulations Letters—GHAI”: Letters from luminaries including former Senator Harrison Williams, Jesse Jackson, and former Governor Brendan Byrne. Sub-folder of letters relating to Heningburg’s job at New Jersey Nightly News.  “Delta Organization”: Delta, of Malvern, PA, had a construction contract at Newark Airport in the 1990s. This folder contains correspondence and agreements between Delta and Heningburg’s firm about minority and women workers and subcontractors.  “Essex County Building Trades Council”: Notes and correspondence from the 1990s regarding the hiring of women and minorities for construction jobs in Essex County, NJ.  “Inn Boutique Partners”: Correspondence, news clippings, and other documentation regarding Heningburg’s work for IBD (Inn Boutique Distributors), a minority-owned concessionaire at Newark Airport.  “Governor Thomas Kean”: Correspondence and memoranda between Heningburg and either Kean or Kean’s staff when he was governor.  “Zinn Graves Field”: A speakers bureau who represented Heningburg. Folder contains correspondence, fliers, and a profile of Heningburg.  “WNBC Tapes/Lic.”: Publicity photo of Heningburg, news clippings, hand-written note, press release, correspondence, and letter giving Heningburg permission to distribute episodes of “Positively Black,” a WNBC-TV program he hosted.  “Hip Hop Convention”: The National Hip-Hop Political Convention took place in Newark in 2004. Folder contains documents about the convention.  “NABMC—E. Holder”: Eddie Holder is with the Newark Airport Business Men’s Council (NABMC). Folder contains memoranda, correspondence, news clippings.  “Doc. 60-80 & ND”: Work-related documets from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and not dated.  “Doc. 90s & 2000’s”: Work-related documents after 1989.

BOX 12

 Georgia King Village: Documents relating to the restoration of a low-income housing complex in Newark, NJ in the early 2000s.  Fund for NJ: Lists of Fund trustees in 1993, including Heningburg.  EC Correctional Facility: Documents related to the construction of the Essex County Correctional Facility, including reports on the hiring of women and minority contractors.

BOX 13  Cedarbrook: A low-income housing complex in Plainfield, NJ. Heningburg worked to get local approval for redevelopment of the complex in 2004.  Newark Affirmative Action Program: copies of affirmative action operating procedures in Newark, copy of an ordinance, correspondence, other documentation.  Minority/ethnic breakdown: Affirmative action guidelines from the state of New Jersey and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.  Affirmative Action: Correspondence, news clippings, memoranda and other documents related to New Jersey’s 1975 affirmative action law. Second folder contains a wide array of information on affirmative action in Newark, New Jersey, and nationwide.  AA—Other States: Affirmative action in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut.  NJPAC: Photos, clippings, correspondence, affirmative action reports, memoranda related to the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, NJ.

BOX 14

 General information on work in Newark, including Brick Towers and the former Kmart site.  Template for agreements between Gustav Heningburg Associates and other companies.  Folder on Heningburg’s agreement with the Prudential Foundation for a review of economic development in Newark.  A Brookings Institution study of Newark based on 2000 Census data.  Information on a fundraising campaign and other work for Newark Emergency Services for Families (NESF).  New Newark Foundation, which Heningburg served as an advisor, and its plans for development of Broad Street in Newark.  “Downtown Core Redevelopment District: Phase I: Newark, New Jersey” prepared for Mayor’s Advisory Commission on the City of Newark, New Jersey Core Redevelopment and Arena Project, August 2004. Prepared by Development Strategies consultants in St. Louis, MO.  Information on the Newark Comission, a group of CEOs and politicians seeking to guide redelopment in Newark.  Brochures on Nelson, Peters and Associates of Piscataway, NJ.  Minority labor reports for NJPAC, Rutgers, the Bears and Eagles Stadium, and the Essex County Correctional Facility.

BOX 15

 “A Plan of Action for the Greater Newark Business Community to Resolve the Crisis in our City,” by the Greater Newark Urban Coalition, 1968. Folder with this includes photos.  Stimulus fund (2009): Correspondence regarding the federal stimulus bill in 2009, including a letter Heningburg sent to Gov. Jon Corzine.  Brochure about Diggs, a minority-owned construction company.  Correspondence, news clippings, other publications dealing with the New Jersey Devils, the construction of the Prudential Center arena, and affirmative action.

BOX 16

 New Jersey Education Reform Project: Four publications from between 1974 and 1979 dealing with education reform in New Jersey, as well as a folder of information on the Cornwall Center, an urban studies think tank at Rutgers University in Newark. Also contains Heningburg’s corrected birth certificate from Alabama (spelling of his first name changed).  Emmy Award: Letter from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences congratulating Heningburg on his 1977 nomination for an Emmy Award.  Reverse Discrimination: Includesinformation about the 1978 U.S. Supreme Court decision Regents of the University of California v. Bakke. The court ordered the university to admit a white student who had sued for reverse discrimination, but upheld the constitutionality of affirmative action. This folder also contains a 1997 Star-Ledger series on the 30th anniversary of the Newark riots, articles from the 1990s on discrimination in New Jersey and nationwide, and clippings on a 1976 New Jersey Supreme Court ruling outlawing quotas to remedy discrimination. There is also a Star-Ledger clipping on a 1989 U.S. Supreme Court decision outlawing “setaside programs” for public contracts.  James, Sharpe: Press releases, publicity photo, resume, news clippings, correspondence concerning former Newark mayor.  S.J. Transition: Correspondence from the first year of Sharpe James’ term as mayor, as well as news clippings and correspondence from later years.  Client History File Re: Visual Productions @ 3/90: Binder containing news clippings and correspondence about minority businesses at Newark Airport.  Fund for New Jersey: Material on a trustees retreat in 2003.

BOX 17

 Newark Alliance 2005: Includes a letter from the Newark Alliance inviting Heningburg to be on the board of its “Opportunity Newark” project.  Oak Island Rail Yard: Correspondence concerning a 2001 proposal to operate a solid waste transfer facility in Newark.  NJISJ—EDA: 2001 correspondence, news clippings, and regulations about a construction trades apprenticeship program offered by the New Jersey Institute for Social Justice to Newark teens.  Brick Towers: 2004 correspondence and clippings about an effort to revive Brick Towers, a public housing project in Newark.  Tri-Valley Construction and Development Co.: Bound report about a minority-owned construction company in Camden County.  Planning, Partnering & Continuing the Progress in the City of Newark—Stella Wright Homes HOPE VI Revitalization Project: Folder from the Newark Housing Authority.  Binder containing correspondence and news clippings about John Armand Ounigian, alias John Kimble, sentenced to seven years in prison in 1996 for bank fraud.  Schering Plough (blue folder): Invoices, annual report, news clipping, minority hiring reports, personal notes on a project in Kenilworth.  Schering Plough (green folder): Company publications and correspondence regarding minority hiring.  Schering Plough (hanging folder): Minority hiring reports and correspondence.  Tax Credit Litigation: Legal documents, correspondence, news clippings about a lawsuit challenging the allocation of housing subsidies in New Jersey to urban areas (89-1303 in U.S. District Court in Newark).

BOX 18

 Newark Housing Authority—NHA/Debevoise: More legal documents, more correspondence and news clippings about tax credit litigation. Includes information about Tony Gomes, a developer tasked with building affordable housing on Elizabeth Avenue in Newark. Also clippings about crime and development in Newark.  Red folder: More developments in Newark with which Heningburg was associated, including Brick Towers, Georgia King Village, Lock Street, and Fairview complexes.  Green folder: More documentation on the tax credit case.  NHA: Copy of a legal agreement between the New Jersey Devils and the Newark Housing Authority; copies of agreements between Heningburg and his clients; background on a murder in Alabama in 1907 by Antwine Heningburg, information about the Stella Wright rent strike and urban development.

BOX 19

 Court Order NHA: 1993 court order appointing Heningburg Special Master assisting U.S. District Court in Newark to fill vacant public housing units in Newark in the wake of the tax credit case; an annual report for 2005 detailing the restoration of vacant units.  NHA Litigation: Legal documents in cases involving the Newark Housing Authority.  GSBA Speech: News clippings and correspondence.  I.B.E Project (1989): Information on an unusually large Irvington tax hike in 1989 to fund schools and the resulting controversy.  NHA/Spec Master…: Notes, final agreement, clippings, correspondence and legal documents in the tax credit case.

BOX 20

 Proposal for Journeyman: “A Proposal for a Minority Journeyworker Referral Service,” 1981. Submitted by Gustav Heningburg Associates to the New Jersey Affirmative Action Office.  Gale/Wentworth: Heningburg’s work for this Boston-based firm.  Gateway Café: Cafeteria at Newark Airport.  EJE Retail: Company that operates businesses at Newark Airport.  EJE: More on EJE Retail.  EJE Travel Retail Duty Free Shops: Booklet published by the company.

BOX 21

 Brooklyn Atlantic Yard Project: Economic impact statement on the project from 2004.  American Marine Rail: Project summary from 2000 about a facility in the Bronx.  Anngus Communications, Inc.: Proposal to Newark Housing Authority from 1991.  Essex County Work Injury Center: Press materials from the 1992 opening of this facility in Orange, NJ.  Irvington Board of Education: News clippings from 1989, and material from the Board.  Dunn & Sons Inc.: Press kit from a minority-owned maintenance firm in Plainfield, NJ.  Senator Wynona M. Lipman: 1990 report presented to Lipman, and information about a 1990 breakfast given for Lipman.  Small Business Set-Aside Act (1984): Public law passed by the New Jersey Legislature in 1984.  Sports Business Daily: Article from 2001 about the economic benefits of professional sports teams, and selling naming rights to stadiums.  Shaquille O’Neal: Handout from a law firm proposing its services to the Shaquille O’Neal Development Group.  Equal Opportunity in Government Contracts: Booklet from the state Treasury Department’s Division of Contract Compliance.

BOX 22

 ADF Fact Sheet: America Duty Free operated shops at Newark Airport and other facilities.  ADF Photos 1990 Opening  ADF News Articles And Photos  ADF/Construction: Correspondence from the 1990s.  Gustav Heningburg Associates Inc.: Copy of a proposal to Newark Housing Authority (undated), news clippings from an award won by Heningburg in 1986, profiles of Heningburg, news clippings of urban and Newark issues.  GH Notes Re: Book: Handwritten notes, letter from former governor Jim Florio, correspondence, news clippings.  Sample Construction Document: Sample booklet for soliciting business with construction companies.  GH Roast: Information on Heningburg’s donation of materials to Newark Public Library.  GHA—General Info: Client list (1986), 1981 letter from state Treasury Dept. accepting him as a consultant.  GHA Construction Proposal 1992: Copy of the document.  GHA Draft Proposals: 1985 version.  GHA Construction-Related Material: Correspondence and GHA-prepared materials.  GHA Client Address Book: Dated July 16, 2001.

BOX 23

 News clippings, printouts from the Web, brochure for Gustav Heningburg Civic Fellows Program, dated 1987-2005 or so.  Rainbow Yacht Club: Article about Kwanzaa (November 15, 1998), bibliography of New Jersey Education Reform Project, transcript of testimony before State Senate Education Committee by Joseph P. Moore of the NJ Education Reform Project (Sept. 18, 1979), public relations proposal to the Newark Housing Authority [n.d.], photos of Heningburg with Sharpe James and others.  Heningburg, Willa M. “Billie”, The Heningburg Saga, 1865-1982: self-published book of text, news clippings and photos (three copies)  Program for St. Benedict’s Preparatory School Annual Dinner, May 10, 2007  Unlabeled folder filled with loose clippings, correspondence, press release, newsletter, most dated 1993 and 1994, but some undated and some dated later than 1994.  Heningburg Fellows Program, Rutgers University: materials dated 2003 and later: correspondence, memoranda, mission statement, resumes.  Undated photos, transcript of speech given by Heningburg (Dec. 10, 1971), article about New York-area airports (undated, but probably within the last 10 years)  Several copies of four-paragraph profile of Heningburg on letterhead of Gustav Heningburg Associates  Miscellaneous: biographical data, news clippings from 1980s and 1990s,  Miscellaneous (by topic): Bio, NABMC (Newark Airport Business Men’s Council)  Certificate from the New York/New Jersey Minority Purchasing Council to Gustav Heningburg Associates.  Short version—GH/Resume  Brochures and articles about Gustav Heningburg Associates  Fliers, brochures, articles about events featuring Heningburg in late 1980s and early 1990s  Jon Corzine: correspondence from Heningburg to Gov. Corzine, clippings about federal stimulus spending in New Jersey, copy of an executive order from Corzine dealing with hiring of minority and women contractors  GH photos  Awards (GH): List of awards he has received 1960s-1980s  Gustav Heningburg Tribute: List of contributions made to the Gustav Heningburg Civic Fellows Program  G H: Correspondence

BOX 24

 Copy of Rutgers Magazine (Fall 2004) detailing the 1969 takeover of Newark’s Conklin Hall, newspaper profiles, awards dinner program from New Jersey Institute for Social Justice (June 6, 2007)  Rutgers Construction: correspondence, documentation on minority hiring from 2004  Rutgers Science: Correspondence, data on minority hiring, 2004-06  Rutgers: collection of several folders labeled Rutgers Phase 1, Rutgers 1996, Rutgers—L&CJ, Rutgers—Invoices, Rutgers ’97 contract file

BOX 25

 News articles: profiles and articles about Newark from 1960s and 1970s, articles from 1990s and 2000s about the proposal to build a sports arena in Newark  Clippings 90s  Clippings (nd)  Clippings 60s and 70s and 80s  Newspaper clippings 90s  Laminated Star-Ledger clippings from 2004  Clippings: loose clippings about Newark, New Jersey, and Heningburg

BOX 26

Several publications:

 Newark Management Study: Team Orientation Materials, July 31, 1986 (Coopers & Lybrand)  Regional Plan Association. A Region At Risk: A Summary of the Third Regional Plan for the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut Metropolitan Area, 1996.  New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute. An African-American Perspective on the 1989 Gubernatorial Election, 1989.  The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. Fourteenth Annual University Commencement [program], May 20, 1987 (2 copies).  New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute. Voter Education Seminar, March 2 and 3, 1979: Marriott Hotel, Somerset, NJ.  City of Newark Constituent Affairs Guide. Spring 2008 Edition. Office of the Mayor, Division of Constituent Affairs.  NJPAC. A Decade of Renewal: Report to the Community, 2007-2008. New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 2008(?)  Greater Newark Urban Coalition. The Local Public Work’s II Minority Participation Program (A Congressional Afterthought). Greater Newark Urban Coalition, April 1980.  Heningburg, Willa M. Scales. The Hannah Scales Family. June 1989.The Governor’s Award…The Pride of New Jersey [program]. January 8, 1987.  Giving Honor to Whom Honor is Due: Celebrating the Lives and Legacies of Our Living Legends, Saturday, March 3, 2001. Newark, NJ: Metropolitan Baptist Church.  Newark Downtown Core District Redevelopment Plan and Amendment to the Newark Plaza Urban Renewal Plan. Cooper, Robertson & Partners, August 24, 2004.  Newark Emergency Services for Families. Annual Report, May 1995-April 1996.  Newark Emergency Services for Families. Annual Report, May 1996-April 1997.  The Final Report of the Newark in the 21st Century Task Force. November 2000 (2 copies).  The Newark Public Schools Television Network. Nyack, NY: Television for Schools, Inc., [n.d.]  Soaring Eagles: Newark and the Negro Leagues. Newark Municipal Council [n.d.]  “I’m not Prejudiced, but…”: Korean Merchants in Black Neighborhoods: Discussion and Activities Guide for Users of the Videotape. Philadelphia: Ethnovision, 1989.  State of New York Commission of Investigation. Investigation of the Building and Construction Industry: Minority Business Enterprise Programs. June 1984.  “Problems of Discrimination and Extortion in the Building Trades”: Interim Report to Mayor Edward I. Koch. Prepared by the Mayor’s Office of Construction Industry Relations. May 1982.  Final Report: State of New Jersey Governor’s Study Commission on Discrimination in Public Works Procurement and Construction Contracts. February 22, 1993.  Draft Report: State of New Jersey Governor’s Study Commission on Discrimination in Public Works Procurement and Construction Contracts. February 16, 1993.

BOX 27

More publications:  Blacks In New Jersey—1982. Third Annual Report. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute (2 copies).  Blacks In New Jersey—1983. Fourth Annual Report: Perspectives on Mount Laurel II. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute (2 copies)  Blacks In New Jersey—1984. Fifth Annual Report: An Overview of Incomes and Occupations. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute.  Blacks In New Jersey—1985. Sixth Annual Report: A Review of Selected Recent Developments. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute.  Blacks In New Jersey—1986. Seventh Annual Report: A Review of Blacks in South Jersey. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute (2 copies).  Blacks In New Jersey—1987. Eighth Annual Report: Crisis in Urban Education. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute.  Blacks In New Jersey—1989. Ninth Annual Report: Health Concerns of New Jersey’s African American Community. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute.  Blacks In New Jersey—1990. Tenth Annual Report: Planning for a Better New Jersey: Managing Growth and the Implications for the African-American Community. New Jersey Public Policy Research Institute.

BOX 28

More publications:

 Cavanagh, Cam. Saving the Great Swamp: The People, the Power Brokers and an Urban Wilderness. Morristown, NJ: The New Jersey Conservation Foundation, 1978.  A full life…Charles Frederick Wallace, July 1, 1885—June 3, 1964 (hardbound book, no publication data)  Halberstam, David. The Next Century. New York: William Morrow and Company, 1991.  Painting the African Pageant: The Art of Don Miller. Montclair State Art Gallery, October 26 to December 4, 1992 (brochure to art exhibit).  New Jersey Reporter: A Journal of Public Issues. April/May 2002 (Volume 31, Issue 4). This issue features a cover story about the Newark mayoral race between Sharpe James and Cory Booker.  Garden State Report: The Magazine of Politics and Public Policy in New Jersey. April/May 1986 (vol. 2, no. 4). This issue features a cover story about Mayor Kenneth Gibson’s race for reelection.  U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Office of Policy Development and Research. Building the Organizations that Build Communities: Strengthening the Capacity of Faith- and Community-Based Development Organizations, 2004.  Kovach, Barbara E. Leaders-In-Place: A Step-by-Step Guide for Creating Leaders at All Levels of Organizations, and How that Leadership can Transform Corporate America. Princeton, NJ: Leadership Development Institute, 1994.

BOX 29

Four VHS tapes:

 Light Rail Transit: A Proven Alternative. Transit Gloria Mundi, 1990.  Citizens for New Jersey’s Future. Changing State Government, Challenging Wasteful Spending: Bureaucracy, Illicit Drugs, Education, Environment [n.d.].  WNBC-TV Public Affairs Promo (no other information on tape or box)  The Death of Justice: Dred Scott Revisited. Englewood, NJ: Renaissance Justice Committee [n.d.]

One cassette:

 Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (no other information on tape)

BOX 30

Three acid-free folders, one manila folder

 Unlabeled acid-free folder: correspondence, newsletters, resume, credit card statement. Most materials dated 2007-2009.  Another unlabeled acid-free folder: Invitation to a Sharpe James birthday party in 2001, materials on the Newark schools from the mid-1980s, minority hiring records from a Rutgers- Newark project, news clipping, and folder labeled “ETC” (correspondence, Newark city documents)  Another unlabeled acid-free folder: miscellaneous records: correspondence, reports, news clippings, press releases, ranging from 1970s to 2000s.  Manila folder: Talking paper on Lock Street Apartments in Newark

BOX 31

 BICC  EOCC: Employment Patterns in the Drug Industry, 1966  Essex County College  Community Service Council  Camp Pocono  Maplewood Committee for Better Schools  New Jersey State Comm.  Interracial Council for Business Opportunity (5 folders)  Association for Study of Negro life and History  IAABO

BOX 32

 NJ Community Action Training  Newark Board of Education  New Jersey Editors Meeting  NJTA  Observation Ballroom  Public Affairs  State Minorities Conference  Urban Coalition (5)  Newark TV Programs  Insurance material (2)

BOX 33

 Urban League  Voices Inc.  WNJR  Harry Hazelwood  Jeanne Heningburg  Personal (3)  Speeches (3)

PAIGE BOXES 1-4

Helmet, resolutions, framed pictures, medals, plaques, trophies, and awards.