Libraries & the Cultural Record 2011: Vol 46 Index

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Index to Volume 46
Compiled by Hermina G.B. Anghelescu and Mary L. Peterson
General Index
Note: Locators in italics indicate illustrations. Locators followed by t indicate tables.
A
American Library Association (ALA)
and post-WWII libraries, 46(1): 123-124
Round Table of Children’s Librarians, 46(1): 26, 46(1): 30-31, 46(1): 40-42
Ancien Régime, France
value of archives, 46(1): 2-7
Anna Marble Pollack Memorial Library of Books about Cats, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn., 46(4): 361
Archives
convergence with information professions, 46(2): 209-216
during French Revolution, 46(1): 1-19
I-CHORA conferences, 46(2): 210-212, 46(2): 214-215
as place of memory, 46(1): 1-2
politics and practice after Thermidor, France, 46(1): 7-10
publication of research on preservation, 46(2): 224-225
Respect des fonds during French Revolution, 46(1): 1-2, 46(1): 15-19
value of, during New Regime, France, 46(1): 10-15
value of, during Old Regime, France, 46(1): 2-7
Aspray, William
“The History of Information Science and Other Traditional Information Domains:
Models for Future Research,” 46(2): 230-248
B
Baker, Cathleen A.
“Cultural Record Keepers: Legacy of aO ne-Man Book Maker,” 46(1): 129, 46(1):
129-132, 46(1): 131
Belden, Charles F. D.
as director of Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 33-34, 46(1): 37, 46(1):
42
Biagi, Guido
on the role of libraries in society, Progressive Era, 46(1): 106-107
Binkley, Robert C.
on the role ofl ibraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 121
Bookplates
“Books and Reading in the Connecticut Western Reserve: The Small-Settlement
Social Library, 1800-1860” (Stiffler), 46(4): 388-406
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“Emilie” bookplate, Donald V. L. Kelly Small Press Collection, Adelphi University
Libraries, Long Island, N.Y., 46(4): 442, 46(4): 443-444
Borden, Arnold K.
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 112-114
Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass.
Alice M.J ordan and origins of the Boston Public Library Training School, Boston,
Mass., 46(1): 26-43
Charles F. D. Belden as director, 46(1): 33-34, 46(1): 37, 46(1): 42
Herbert Putnam as director, 46(1): 28
Horace G. Waldin as director, 46(1): 32-33
Milton E. Lord as director, 46(1): 39
Boston Public Library Training School, Boston, Mass.
origins of, 46(1): 26-43
Bostwick, Arthur
on the role of libraries in society, Progressive Era, 46(1): 107
“The Boundaries of Preservation and Conservation Research” (Cloonan), 46(2):
220-229
“Bricks without Straw’: Economic Hardship and Innovation in the Chicago Public
Library during the Great Depression” (Novotny), 46(3): 258-271
British Columbia
development of libraries, colonial period, 46(1): 50-66
literacy, colonial period, 46(1): 53-66
British Foreign Office
use of the British Library of Information, New York, as propaganda tool, 1919-
1942, 46(2): 156-178
British Library of Information, New York
as tool of British foreign policy in the US, 1919-1942, 46(2): 156-178
Business history
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 237
Cc
California
economic upturn post-WWII, 46(4): 346
and Proposition 13, People’s Initiative to Limit Property Taxation, 46(4): 347-357
Carmichael, James V., Jr.
“Introduction: The Continuing Depression,” 46(3): 251-256
Carruthers, R. H.
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 120-121
Chicago, Ill.
union violence during Great Depression, 46(3): 322-323
Chicago Public Library, Chicago, II]. during Great Depression. See also South Chicago
Branch Library, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Ill.
Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Ill. during Great Depression
Carl B. Roden as chief librarian, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 259-271, 46(3): 325
collaboration with community and civic groups, 46(3): 267-269
effects on library development, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 258-259
library history, 46(3): 258-271
Reader’s Bureau, 46(3): 264-266, 46(3): 326
report on status of CPL, 1939, 46(3): 325
unionization of staff, 46(3): 324-325, 46(3): 339
Vivian G. Harsh Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, 46(3): 268
Children
perceptions of public libraries, in the US, 1890-1930, 46(1): 73-97
Children’s librarians
Alice M.J ordan and origins of the Boston Public Library Training School, Boston,
Mass., 46(1): 26-43
“Children’s Voices in Librarian’s Words, 1890-1930” (McDowell), 46(1): 73-101
Cloonan, Michele V.
“The Boundaries of Preservation and Conservation Research,” 46(2): 220-229
Cole, George Watson
on the role of libraries in society, Progressive Era, 46(1): 103, 46(1): 104-105
Collecting
as form of communication, 46(2): 196
history of, 46(2): 195-198
Collections
Anna Marble Pollack Memorial Library of Books about Cats, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn., 46(4): 361
Donald V. L. Kelly Small Press Collection, Adelphi University Libraries, Long
Island, N.Y., 46(4): 442
Florine Stettheimer Memorial Collections of Books about the Fine Arts, Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn., 46(4): 361
George Gershwin Memorial Collection of Music and Musical Literature, Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn., 46(4): 361
James Weldon johnson Memorial Collection of Negro Arts and Letters, Yale
University, New Haven, Conn., 46(4): 361
North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill, N.C.,
46(3): 302
in public libraries, British Columbia, colonial period, 46(1): 62-65
Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina Library, Chapel, N.C.,
46(3): 303
Vivian G. Harsh Collection of Afro-American History and Literature, Chicago
Public Library, Chicago, IIl., 46(3): 268
Collectors
Carl Van Vechten, 46(4): 361-381
Myron Eells, 46(2): 185-198, 46(2): 188, 46(2): 190
Communication
role of history and information professions, 46(2): 211-212
“A Comparison of the Progressive Era and the Depression Years: Societal Influences on
Predictions of the Future of the Library, 1895-1940” (Grossman), 46(1): 102-128
Connecticut Western Reserve
and small-settlement libraries, 46(4): 388-406
Conservation
boundaries and coverage of research, 46(2): 220-227
publication of research, 46(2): 226-227
“The Converging Histories and Future of Libraries, Archives, and Museums as Seen
through the Case of the Curious Collector Myron Eells” (Paulus), 46(2):
185-205, 46(2): 188, 46(2): 190
Craig, Barbara L.
“The Past May Be the Prologue: History’s Place in the Future of the Information
Professions,” 46(2): 206-219
Craven, Avery
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 111-112
450 L&CR/ Index to Volume 46
“Cultural Record Keepers: Legacy of a One-Man Book Maker” (Silverman & Baker),
46(1): 129, 46(1): 129-132, 46(1): 131
“Cultural Record Keepers: Serendipity in Adelphi University Libraries’ Special Collec-
tions: The ‘Emilie’ Bookplate” (Gardstein), 46(4): 442, 46(4): 442-444
D
Davis, Whitman, 46(3): 251
Dean, Heather
“‘The Persuasion of Books’: The Significance of Libraries in Colonial British
Columbia,” 46(1): 50-72
Dewey, Melvil
and library science education, 46(1): 27
on the role of libraries in society, Progressive Era, 46(1): 103-104, 46(1): 105-106
Digitization
ofl ibrary, archives and museum collections, 46(2): 196-198
Donald V. L. Kelly Small Press Collection, Adelphi University Libraries, Long Island,
NY.
discovery of the “Emilie” bookplate, 46(4): 442, 46(4): 442
Downs, Robert Bingham
as librarian for University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill, N.C., 46(3): 304,
305, 308
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 115
Duke University, Durham, N.C.
collaboration with University of North Carolina Library during Great Depression,
46(3): 305-306
E
Eaton, Gale
“The Education of Alice M. Jordan and the Origins of the Boston Public Library
Training School,” 46(1): 26-49
Economic history
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 237
Education
of information workers as research theme, 46(2): 235-236
“The Education of Alice M. Jordan and the Origins of the Boston Public Library
Training School” (Eaton), 46(1): 26-49
Eells, Myron
as collector, 46(2): 185-198, 46(2): 188, 46(2): 190
Excavations (Van Vechten), 46(4): 365
F
Fair, Ethel M.
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 120
Finchum, Allen
“Not Gone with the Wind: Libraries in Oklahoma in the 1930s,” 46(3): 276-292
Finchum, Tanya Ducker
“Not Gone with the Wind: Libraries in Oklahoma in the 1930s,” 46(3): 276-292
Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn.
Florine Stettheimer Memorial Collections of Books about the Fine Arts, 46(4): 361
George Gershwin Memorial Collection of Music and Musical Literature, 46(4): 361
Florine Stettheimer Memorial Collection of Books about the Fine Arts, Fisk University,
Nashville, Tenn., 46(4): 361
France
value of archives during Old Regime, 46(1): 2-7, 46(1): 16-17
French Revolution
archives during, 46(1): 1-19
“The French Revolution and the Materiality of the Modern Archive” (Kingston), 46(1):
1-25
G
Gann, Paul
and California antitax initiatives, 46(4): 345-348
Gardstein, Elayne
“Cultural Record Keepers: Serendipity in Adelphi University Libraries’ Special
Collections: The ‘Emilie’ Bookplate,” 46(4): 442, 46(4): 442-444
George Gershwin Memorial Collection of Music and Musical Literature, Fisk
University, Nashville, Tenn., 46(4): 361
Goedeken, Edward A.
“The Literature of American Library History, 2008-2009,” 46(4): 412-433
“A Good Social Work: Women’s Clubs, Libraries, and the Construction of a Secular
Society in Utah, 1890-1920” (Stauffer), 46(2): 135-155
Great Depression
societal influences ofl ibraries, US, 1932-1940, 46(1): 108-123, 46(1): 124-125
“The Great Depression and Its Impact on an Emerging Research Library: The Uni-
versity of North Carolina Library, 1929-1941” (McGrath & Jacobson), 46(3):
295-315
Great Depression era, 1929-1943
library appropriations, lack of, 259
and library history, 46(3): 251-256, 46(3): 280-292, 46(3): 295-315
library history, literature of, 46(3): 252-255
library responses to decreased funding, 46(3): 259-260
Grigsby, Emilie Busbey
use of the “Emilie” bookplate in her collections, 46(4): 442, 46(4): 443-444
Grossman, Hal B.
“A Comparison of the Progressive Era and the Depression Years: Societal Influences
on Predictions of the Future of the Library, 1895-1940,” 46(1): 102-128
H
Harsh, Vivian
and Book Review and Lecture Forum, George Cleveland Hall Branch, Chicago
Public Library, Chicago, Ill., 46(3): 269
and Special Negro Collection, George Cleveland Hall Branch, Chicago Public
Library, Chicago, IIl., 46(3): 268
History
place in the future of information professions, 46(2): 206-216
“The History of Information Science and Other Traditional Information Domains:
Models for Future Research” (Aspray), 46(2): 230-248
Hunter, Dard
papermaking, 46(1): 129, 46(1): 129-132, 46(1): 131
I
In the Garrett (Van Vechten), 46(4): 365
Informatics
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 239-240
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Information professions
convergence among, 46(2): 208-209
role of history, 46(2): 206-216
Information science
future research themes, 46(2): 234-240
research on the history of, 46(2): 230-240
Information seeking behavior
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 239
Information society
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 238-239
Information work
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 236-237
Intellectual history
as research theme.in the history of information science, 46(2): 237-238
“Introduction: The Continuing Depression” (Carmichael), 46(3): 251-256
J
Jacobson, Linda
“The Great Depression and Its Impact on an Emerging Research Library: The Uni-
versity of North Carolina Library, 1929-1941,” 46(3): 295-315
James Weldon Johnson Memorial Collection of Negro Arts and Letters, Yale University,
New Haven, Conn., 46(4): 361
Jarvis, Howard
and California antitax initiatives, 46(4): 345-348
and Proposition 13 campaign, 46(4): 347-351
Jordan, Alice M.
as children’s librarian, Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 26-43
and origins of the Boston Public Library Training School, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 26-43
Julius Rosenwald Fund, 46(3): 291
K
Keppel, Frederick
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 121-123
Kingston, Ralph
“The French Revolution and the Materiality of the Modern Archive,” 46(1): 1-25
L
Lalique, René
designer of “Emilie” bookplate, 46(4): 442, 46(4): 443
Latham, Joyce M.
“Memorial Day to Memorial Library: The South Chicago Branch Library as Cultural
Terrain, 1937-1947,” 46(3): 321-339
“The ‘Librarian’s Dream-Prince’: Carl Van Vechten and America’s Modernist Cultural
Archives Industry” (MacLeod), 46(4): 360-381, 46(4): 364, 46(4): 379
Librarians
Alice M.J ordan and origins of the Boston Public Library Training School, Boston,
Mass., 46(1): 26-43
and children’s perceptions of libraries, in the US, 1890-1930, 46(1): 73-97
on the role of libraries, during the Great Depression, 1932-1940, 46(1): 124-125
on the role of libraries, during the post-war era, US, 46(1): 123-124, 46(1): 125
on the role of libraries, during the Progressive Era, 1895-1920, 46(1): 124-125
Libraries. See also Public libraries; Research libraries; Small-settlement libraries,
Connecticut Western Reserve
development of in British Columbia, colonial period, 46(1): 50-66
societal influences, US, the Great Depression, 1932-1940, 46(1): 108-123, 46(1):
124-125
societal influences, US, post-war era, 46(1): 123-124, 46(1): 125
societal influences, US, Progressive Era, 1895-1920, 46(1): 102-108, 46(1): 124-125
as tools of foreign policy, British Library of Information, New York, 1919-1942,
46(2): 156-178
Library history, in America
literature of, 2008-2009, review of, 46(4): 412-432
Library legislation
in Britain, US, and Canada, 46(1): 53
Library science education
Alice M.J ordan and origins of the Boston Public Library Training School, Boston,
Mass., 46(1): 26-43
Simmons College, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 31, 46(1): 36-38
University of Oklahoma Library School, Norman, Okla., 46(3): 280
Literacy
in British Columbia, colonial period, 46(1): 53-66
women’s clubs in the US, 1890-1920, 46(2): 135-138
women’s clubs in Utah, 1890-1920, 46(2): 138-151
Literary clubs
in Utah, 1890-1920, 46(2): 146-148
“The Literature of American Library History, 2008-2009” (Goedeken), 46(4): 412-433
Lord, Milton E.
as director of Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 39
Louis Round Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N.C., 46(3): 251
M
Macdonald, Angus Snead
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 118-120
MacLeod, Kirsten
“The ‘Librarian’s Dream-Prince’: Carl Van Vechten and America’s Modernist
Cultural Archives Industry,” 46(4): 360-381, 46(4): 364, 46(4): 379
Martin, Lowell
as head librarian, South Chicago Branch Library, Chicago Public Library, Chicago,
Ill., 46(3): 329-336
McDowell, Kate
“Children’s Voices in Librarian’s Words, 1890-1930,” 46(1): 73-101
McGrath, Eileen
“The Great Depression and Its Impact on an Emerging Research Library: The Uni-
versity of North Carolina Library, 1929-1941,” 46(3): 295-315
“Memorial Day to Memorial Library: The South Chicago Branch Library as Cultural
Terrain, 1937-1947” (Latham), 46(3): 321-339
Mitchell, Sidney B.
on the role ofl ibraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 115-116
N
New Regime, France
value of archives, 46(1): 10-15
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Nigger Heaven (Van Vechten), 46(4): 360-361
“Not Gone with the Wind: Libraries in Oklahoma in the 1930s” (Finchum & Finchum),
46(3): 276-292
Novotny, Eric
“‘Bricks without Straw’: Economic Hardship and Innovation in the Chicago Public
Library during the Great Depression,” 46(3): 258-271
Oo
Ogburn, William F.
on the role of libraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 114-115
Oklahoma
library development prior to Depression era, 46(3): 277-280
women’s clubs and library development, 46(3): 277-279
Oklahoma public libraries, during Great Depression
effects on library development, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 288-292
Federal emergency relief, 46(3): 280-284
library legislation, 286-287
“Map of federaliy funded Oklahoma public libraries in the 1930s,” 281
Old Regime, France
value of archives, 46(1): 2-7
Olustee Public Library, Olustee, Okla., establishment of, 46(3): 282-283, 46(3): 283
Ponca City Public Library, Ponca City, Okla., establishment of, 46(3): 281-282,
46(3): 282
private funding sources for libraries, 46(3): 285
P
Papermaking
by Dard Hunter, 46(1): 129, 46(1): 129-132, 46(1): 131
“The Past May Be the Prologue: History’s place in the Future of the Information
Professions” (Craig), 46(2): 206-219
Paulus, MichaJe.,l J r.
“The Converging Histories and Future of Libraries, Archives, and Museums as Seen
through the Case of the Curious Collector Myron Eells,” 46(2): 185-205, 46(2):
188, 46(2): 190
“‘The Persuasion of Books’: The Significance of Libraries in Colonial British
Columbia” (Dean), 46(1): 50-72
Peter Whiffle (Van Vechten), 46(4): 366-367
Preservation
boundaries and coverage of research, 46(2): 220-227
historic preservation, 46(2): 223-224
Professionalization
of information domains as research theme, 46(2): 235
Progressive Era, 1895-1920
societal influences of libraries, 46(1): 102-108, 46(1): 124-125
Proposition 13, People’s Initiative to Limit Property Taxation (California)
elements of, 46(4): 348
impact on California public libraries, 46(4): 352-357
opposition to by public agencies, 46(4): 349
Public libraries
Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Ill, during Great Depression, 46(3): 259-271
children’s perceptions of, in the US, 1890-1930, 46(1): 73-97
legislation, British Columbia, 19th century, 46(1): 53
legislation, US, 19th century, 46(1): 53
Oklahoma public libraries, during Great Depression, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 278-292
and women’s clubs, Utah, 1890-1920, 46(2): 148-150
Putnam, Herbert
as director of Boston Public Library, Boston, Mass., 46(1): 28
R
Research
on the history of information science, 46(2): 230-240
on preservation and conservation, 46(2): 220-227
Research libraries
University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill, N.C., during Great Depression,
46(3): 297, 46(3): 300-313
Respect des fonds
in archives during French Revolution, 46(1): 1-2, 46(1): 15-19
“Rising from the Ashes: The Impact of Proposition 13 on Public Libraries in California”
(White), 46(4): 345-357
Roden, Carl B.
as chief librarian for Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Ill., 46(3): 252, 46(3):
259-271
and future of librarianship following Great Depression, 46(3): 260-264, 46(3):
266-268, 46(3): 270
Rush, Carl M.
as director of University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill, N.C., 46(3):
308-309
S
Sawyer, A. L.
on the role of libraries in society, Progressive Era, 46(1): 107-108
Science information
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 239-240
Seidell, Atherton
on the role ofl ibraries in society, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 116-117
Shera, Jesse
on the role of libraries in socicty, during the Great Depression, 46(1): 112-114
Silverman, Randy
“Cultural Record Keepers: Legacy of aO ne-Man Book Maker,” 46(1): 129, 46(1):
129-132, 46(1): 131
Simmons College, Boston, Mass.
library science education, 46(1): 31, 46(1): 36-38
Small-settlement libraries. See Small-settlement libraries, Connecticut Western Reserve
Small-settlement libraries, Connecticut Western Reserve
“Antebellum Western Reserve Libraries with Print (P) or Manuscript (M) Catalogs,”
46(4): 392t
collection development of, 46(4): 397-398
components of, 46(4): 402-405
“Connecticut Western Reserve Small Settlement Social Libraries in Ohio Counties,
1800-1860,” 46(4): 391t
cultural background of, 46(4): 388-393
legacy of, 46(4): 405-406
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representative collections of, 46(4): 400-402
roles of, 46(4): 395-397
and subscription libraries, 46(4): 399-400
Social libraries. See Small-settlement libraries, Connecticut Western Reserve
South Chicago Branch Library, Chicago Public Library, Chicago, Ill.
adult education outreach activities, 46(3): 336-339
and community supporters, 46(3): 335-336
establishment of, 46(3): 329-333
Evelyn Wolfe as head librarian, 46(3): 337-339
experimental initiatives, 46(3): 333-335, 46(3): 337-339
library services during Depression era, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 270
Lowell Martin as head librarian, 46(3): 329-336
services during Depression era, 46(3): 252, 46(3): 270
Stauffer, Suzanne M.
“A Good Social Work: Women’s Clubs, Libraries, and the Construction of a Secular
Society in Utah, 1890-1920,” 46(2): 135-155
Stiffler, Stuart A.
“Books and Reading in the Connecticut Western Reserve: The Small-Settlement
Social Library, 1800-1860,” 46(4): 388-406
T
Technology
as research theme in the history of information science, 46(2): 234-235
Traveling libraries
and Oklahoma Library Commission, during Great Depression, 46(3): 289-290
in Utah, 1890-1920, 46(2): 144-145
U
University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill, N.C.
Carl M. White as librarian, 46(3): 308
Charles E. Rush as library director, 46(3): 308-309
collaboration with Duke University to reduce costs, 46(3): 305-306
economic effects of Great Depression, 46(3): 300-313
establishment of, 46(3): 295-299, 46(3): 297
funding sources during the Great Depression, 46(3): 303-307
growth of special collections during the Great Depression, 46(3): 302-303
“Library Acquisitions by Source [1928-1941]”, 46(3): 306t
“Library Finances 1914-1944,” from Philological Club “Report on Library Condi-
tions” (Chapel Hill, 1943), 46(3): 314f
Louis Round Wilson as librarian, 46(3): 298, 46(3): 299, 46(3): 301, 46(3): 303
proposal to upgrade physical conditions of library, 46(3): 309-311
Robert Downs as librarian, 46(3): 304, 305, 308
“The University of North Carolina Library, 1929,” 46(3): 297
University of Oklahoma, Norman. Okla.
Library Science School, establishment of, 46(3): 278, 46(3): 280
V
Van Vechten, Carl
as amateur archivist/librarian, 46(4): 376-379
as collector and archivist, 46(4): 363-365
as critic and essayist, 46(4): 365-366
and documentary scrapbooks, 46(4): 369-370