Box Small Collections 7
Contains 99 Results:
Journal Article - ‘Infrared Dehydration of Meats and Vegetables Tested’ reprinted from Food Industries, October 1934
Contains a journal article about the drying of meats and vegetables using infrared light.
Correspondence
This collection contains copies of correspondence between Kemp Tolley and James Stahlman. It also contains an essay, and 2 copies of newsletters edited by Kemp Tolley. The letters discuss a wide range of topics: World War II, Cuba, China, Russia, Roberts Commission, Kennedy Assassination, and the Warren Commission.
Essay, undated
Contains an essay titled "Essay on Incredible Hypotheses" by Preston Slosson. It is about the impracticality of conspiracy theories, specifically regarding Lincoln's assassination, Pearl Harbor, and Kennedy's assassination.
Magazines
This collection contains copies of correspondence between Kemp Tolley and James Stahlman. It also contains an essay, and 2 copies of newsletters edited by Kemp Tolley. The letters discuss a wide range of topics: World War II, Cuba, China, Russia, Roberts Commission, Kennedy Assassination, and the Warren Commission.
Correspondence, November 21, 1973
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Robert L. Dennison detailing Stahlman's belief that his suspicions of the United States government wanting Pearl Harbor to be attacked were confirmed.
Correspondence, November 26, 1973
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley in which Stalhman solicits information about the White House the night before the Pearl Harbor attack.
Correspondence, November 30, 1973
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley thanking him for sending an issue of the National Review regarding Frank Beatty.
Correspondence, April 26, 1974
Contains a letter from Madeline Barnes, James Stalhman's assistant, to Kemp Tolley letting him know that Stalhman is out of office, and he appreciates Tolley's book suggestion.
Correspondence, April 29, 1974
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley discussing how he wishes Frank Beatty is healthy enough to be asked questions about the night before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Correspondence, March 10, 1975
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Kemp Tolley discussing how Stahlman's business with Vanderbilt and the sale of the Nashville Banner consumed all of his free time.
Correspondence, March 24, 1975
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley discussing the McArthur Museum and Tolley's desire to publish a book about Lanikai.
Correspondence, April 28, 1975
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Preston Slosson addressing his essay "Incredible Hypotheses", with Stahlman focusing on his beliefs of what happened during Kennedy's assassination and the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Correspondence, May 7, 1975
Contains an additional memo from James Stahlman to Preston Slosson describing how President Ford's assertion that the CIA was not involved in the assassination of President Kennedy reflects what Stahlman wrote in his previous correspondence to Slosson.
Correspondence, June 9, 1975
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley detailing Stahlman's belief that the US government had worked with Nikita Krushchev to liquidate Fidel Castro in Cuba before Kennedy's assassination.
Correspondence, December 22, 1975
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Captain E. Robert Anderson detailing Stahlman's wishes for the next presidential election and his wife's improving health.
Correspondence, February 10, 1976
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley detailing his beliefs on Castro's involvements with the assassination of President Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., as well as Stahlman's upcoming memoirs.
Correspondence, February 18, 1976
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley discussing Stahlman's involvement in the 100 year anniversary of the Nashville Banner.
Correspondence, March 8, 1976
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley discussing Russia's impact on the US and his wife's health.
Correspondence, April 13, 1976
Contains a letter from James Stahlman to Admiral Kemp Tolley discussing Stahlman's preoccupation with his wife's health, and his permission for Tolley to quote him on Frank Knox.
‘Yangtze and South China Patroller’, 1 September, 1984
Contains the September 1, 1984 edition of the "Yangtze & South China Patroller" magazine, which aims to "preserve the knowledge of the US Navy in China".
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