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- Frank and Priscilla Polkinghorn
- Photographs; Housing; Plants; Women; Men; Windows
- Frank and Priscilla Polkinghorn stand outside of a house.
- Kenneth Hopper Papers on Management
- Vandegrift and Craven at shrine
- Photographs; Shrines; Plants; Trees; Men
- Vandegrift and Craven stand at a shrine surrounded by plants and trees. Japanese writing is written on a sign above them. "Vandegrift + Craven at shrine near Agano" is handwritten on the back of the photograph. "10" is printed on the back of...
- Kenneth Hopper Papers on Management
- Professor and Mrs. Morita, 1950-07
- Photographs; Women; Kimonos; Buildings; Men; College teachers; Families
- Professor and Mrs. Morita stand outside. Mrs. Morita is dressed in a kimono. Buildings can be see in the near distance. "JUL 1950" is stamped on the back of the photograph along with "fade pruf [sic] print By Dearing" and illegible words. "Prof...
- Kenneth Hopper Papers on Management
- Men and women standing in line for food, 1948-08-25
- Photographs; Food; Buffets (Cooking); Women; Men
- Men and women stand in line for food. "25 Aug 1948" is handwritten on the back of the photograph. "Edmundo Gonzales-Correa"; "Earle N. Dotson"; "Mrs. A J. [sic] Allan"; "Archibald J. Allen"; "Joseph S. Hash" are also handwritten on the back of...
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- A talk to future communication engineers
- Telecommunication; Engineers; Speeches, addresses, etc.; Telephone systems; Telephone; Business enterprises; Census; College students
- Frank Polkinghorn's talk to undergraduate engineers on the various aspects of the communication system in Japan and the telephone system in the United States.
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- Princeton University
- Slides (Photography); Buildings; Universities and colleges; College campuses; College buildings; Men; Women; Hats; Clocks and watches; Princeton University; Windows
- Three unnamed men stand in front of a building at Princeton University.
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- Kōkichi Mikimoto and Frank Polkinghorn with four individuals
- Slides (Photography); Mikimoto, Kōkichi, 1858-1954; Hats; Crutches; Housing; Kimonos; Women; Men; Plants
- Kōkichi Mikimoto sits next to Frank Polkinghorn. Two unnamed men and two unnamed women stand behind them.
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- Osaka University
- Slides (Photography); Men; Plants; Buildings; Windows; College buildings; College campuses; Universities and colleges; Ōsaka Daigaku
- Mr. Aoyagi, Mr. Komagai, and Mr. Kuga at Osaka University. A flowering plant and a building stand behind them. Mr. Komagai may refer to Professor Kumagai.
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- Hokkaido University entrance
- Slides (Photography); Men; Trees; Buildings; Wood poles; College buildings; College campuses; Universities and colleges; Hokkaidō Daigaku
- The entrance to Hokkaido University. A building and trees stand near the entrance.
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- Matsushima bay
- Slides (Photography); Rocks; Men; Hats; College teachers
- Professors Fukushima, Nokiyama, and Watanabe stand near a sign written in English and Japanese at Matsushima Bay.
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- Professor Kumagai and Professor Oyama
- Slides (Photography); College teachers; Men; Hats; Buildings
- Professor Kumagai and Professor Oyama stand next to each other. Buildings can be seen in the distance.
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- Four men standing near blooming trees, 1951
- Slides (Photography); Men; Trees; Plants; Hats; College teachers
- Professor Uda, Mr. Seimiya, Mr. Hanaoka, and Mr. Takeda stand near blooming trees.
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- Professors from Tokyo and its vicinity
- Slides (Photography); College teachers; Buildings; Plants; Windows
- A group of professors from Tokyo and its vicinity stand on the steps of a building.
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- Ruins of rolling mill
- Slides (Photography); Rolling-mills; Buildings; Housing; Children; Wood poles; Rolling (Metal-work)
- A boy and girl stand among the ruins of a rolling mill located on 30th Street between "H" and "O" Avenues in Tokyo.
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- Dr. Morita and his group
- Slides (Photography); Men; Women; Hats; Ships; Bodies of water; Travel; United States; Handbags
- Dr. Morita and his group stand on a ship gangway as they prepare to travel to the United States. A sign reads, "THIS SHIP BEING HANDLED BY NIPPON EXPRESS CO LTD." The sign also contains writing in Japanese.
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- Six individuals standing around a tree
- Slides (Photography); Men; Women; Children; Kimonos; Trees; Plants; Rocks; Geishas
- Mr. Takehashi, Arthur Scriba, Mr. Matsushita, Jr. and a child stand around a tree with two geishas.
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- Three men and a woman
- Slides (Photography); Men; Women; Buildings; Kimonos
- Arthur Scriba, Mr. Takehashi, Mr. Matsushita, Sr., and an unnamed woman stand in front of a building.
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- Seeing the Polkinghorns off
- Slides (Photography); Men; Women; Children; Hats; Military; Military uniforms; Families; Travel; Handbags
- Men and women stand outside with their umbrellas and coats as they see people off such as the Polkinghorns.
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- Three men standing near plants
- Slides (Photography); Men; Buildings; Plants; Trees; Windows; Denki Tsūshin Kenkyūjo (Japan); Hokkaidō Daigaku
- Dr. Asami, Dr. Abe, and an unnamed man stand near flowers in front of what is probably the technology building on the campus of Hokkaido University.
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- Protzmans leaving Japan
- Slides (Photography); Ships; Men; Women; Families; Military; Military uniforms; Hats; Travel
- Charles Protzman and his wife stand with women and military personnel on a ship leaving Japan.
- Kenneth Hopper Papers on Management