List of Master of Arts Theses on Kentucky History in the University of Louisville Library

LIST OF MASTER OF ARTS THESES ON KENTUCKY HISTORY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE LIBRARY

COMPILED BY WILLIAM C. MALLALIEU Professor of History, University of Louisville

The following theses were written under the direction of the Department of History and Political Science, unless other- wise noted. They are classified under (I) General Kentucky History and (II) Louisville History.

I. GENERAL KENTUCKY HISTORY Bede, Brother-A Study of the Past and Present Applica- tions of Educational Psychology in the Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Louisville. 1925. (Education Department.) (Contains a history of Catholic schools in Kentucky.) Cundiff, H. L--Early Settlement of Hardin County, Ken- tucky, 1780-1820. 1940. Hardesty, C. H.--The Kentucky-Tennessee Boundary Line. 1928. James, Artus-The Kentucky Mountains during the Civil War. 1925. Kaltenbrun, Mary--The Negro Colonization Movement in Kentucky. 1941. Lockett, Wickliffe-Early Catholicity in Kentucky and the See of Bardstown. 1929. Logan, Lillian-Land Laws of Kentucky. 1980. Lorenz, Marguerite-Kentucky as a Confederate State. 1925. Manning, John Walker-Reconstnlction in Kentucky. 1926. Maraman, Wenonah E.-Some Phases of Pioneer Education on the Kentucky Frontier, with Emphasis on Nelson County, 1785-1860. 1948. (Education Department.) Mengel, Mrs. Jennie Angell-The Neutrality of Kentucky in 1861. 1925. 110 The Filson Club History Quarterly [Vol. 18

Munday, Jessie Childs-The Railroads of Kentucky, 1861- 1865. 1925. Pearcy, Henri Reubelt-Early Kentucky Intrigues regarding the Mississippi River. 1920. Pettus, Gertrude-The Issues in the Kentucky Constitu- tional Convention, 1849-1850. 1941. Spiegel, Anna Ruth-Public Career of James Guthrie, 1792-1869. 1940. Stevens, George Neff-The Development of Labor Law in Kentucky. 1941. Stipe, Harold J.-The Mississippi Question and the Problem of Statehood in Kentucky. 1929. Sweeney, Mary Angela-Postal Communications in the Southwest, 1789-1813. 1928. (Lists Kentucky postofflces, postmasters, and postroads.) Thuston, Lullahel MiUer-Kentueky and the Mississippi Question, 1793-1795; the Role of the Democratic Societies. 1940. Willingter, Paul Bingham--A History of the Danville Con- ventions, 1784-1792. 1941. Woerner, Emma J.-State Constitutional Provisions for, Executive and Legislative Departments with Special Ref- erence to Kentucky. 1921. (Chapter II. Kentucky Con- stitutions, with diagrams. ) Wurtele, Lolla--The Origins of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. 1939.

II. LOUISVmLE HISTORY Borgman, Helen-The History of the Louisville Public Ele- mentary Schools. 1829-1860. 1942. (Education Department.) Bourne, Pearle-A Brief History of Woman's Missionary Union, Southern Baptist Convention. 1940. (History of Training .School in.Louisville, pages 49-50, 69-72, 105.) Buetenbaeh, Sara Ann-The Development of the Catholic Church in LouisvSlle. 1941. Carpenter, Eleanor Blake-The Culture of Louisville as Affected by and Reflected in Motion Pictures. 1941. 1944] Theses on Kentucky History 111

Dietz, •lary Martha--A History of the Theater in Louis- ville. 1921. (English Department.) Farmer, Alice Roberts-The Municipal Bureau of Social Service of Louisville, Kentucky, Rejected Cases, November and December, 1940. 1941. (Social Administration Depart- ment.) (Chapter 1. A history of the Municipal Bureau of Social Service.) Fields, Carl Richmond-The Know-Nothing Party in Louis- ville. 1936. Heitz, Flora--A Comprehensive Survey of Cultural Move- ments in Louisville during the Nineteenth Century. 1937. Heller, John Edward-A History of Ohio River Trade at Louisville from Its Beginning until 1840. 1922. Johnson, Edward R., Jr.-A Social and Economic History of Louisville, 1860-1865. 1938. Karem, Fred J.-The Little Theatre Movement in Louis- ville. 1938. Keeling, Harold S.-History of Public Secondary Educa- tion in Louisville. 1948. Kirwan, Patrick S.-Henry Watterson and the World War Propaganda. 1939. Lipetz, Irving Myron--The Louisville, Kentucky, Home for the Aged and Infirm, a Study of an Institution in Transition. 1.942. (Social Administration Department.) (Chapters 2 and 3, History of Almshouse, now Home for Aged. ) Meyers, Louise Hess--A History of the Louisville City Hospital. 1936. (Sociology Department.) Prinz, Marian Elizabeth--A Study of the Family Service Organization, Louisville, Kentucky, in Reference to Intake, 1884-1940. 1941. (Chapter 1. Historical Development.) Theisen, Norma Eugene--A Study of the Origin and De- velopment of the Theodore Ahrens Trade School of Louisville, Kentucky. 1942. (Education Department.) Wickenden, Homer Edgar--History of the Churches of Louisville with Special Reference to Slavery. 1921. Wilson, Elizabeth Arterburn--Recreation in Louisville-An Historical Sketch. 1938. (Social Administration.) (History of city parks and playgrounds. ) Wright, Leslie Stephan-The Origin and History of the Louisville and Portland Canal. 1939.