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421. A Creative University A Creative University Article about the programs offered by and the environment of the University of Kansas City, later called the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Information from its president, Clarence R. Decker and note...
422. A Creed for Labor A Creed for Labor When Charles J. MacGowan announced his retirement to inactive status as president of the boilermakers' union, he expressed to a friend his own personal philosophy of life. Today, when labor groups are...
423. A Crowning Achievement A Crowning Achievement History of the drugstore chain.
424. A Crowning Achievement A Crowning Achievement Former Kansas City Royals manager Whitey Herzog will become the 20th manager inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The ceremony will take place July 25, 2010, at the HOF in Cooperstown, New York. Herzog... Baseball; Baseball managers;
425. A Culture Lives On in Dyer Collection A Culture Lives On in Dyer Collection This article describes the Dyer Collection of Indian artifacts currently owned by the Kansas City Musuem. The collection was amassed by Col. Daniel B. Dyer and his wife Ida during the late 19th century.... Galleries & museums;
426. A Cure for the Blues? Blue Cross/Blue Shield's Self-Prescribed Treatment. .. A Cure for the Blues? Blue Cross/Blue Shield's Self-Prescribed Treatment. .. Prognosis for the giant health care insurer improving after several problems in the early 1980s.
427. A Cut Above A Cut Above File containing photos and a biographical article about James Anderson, 38-year-old winner of a Black Chamber of Commerce of Greater Kansas City award as owner of his own James Place restaurant and adjacent...
428. "A Damned Tight Place": General Jeff Thompson Confronts the Federals at Fredericktown, Missouri "A Damned Tight Place": General Jeff Thompson Confronts the Federals at Fredericktown, Missouri Article describes and analyzes the Battle of Fredericktown, fought October 21, 1861. While a relatively small battle, "devoid of long-term strategic importance," it was the only significant battle in southeastern... Campaigns & battles;
429. A Date with Marilyn Maye A Date with Marilyn Maye Photos and biographical article about Marilyn Maye, a local singer and "RCA Victor recording star" "nominated for the Grammy Award."
430. A Day at Union Station--Kansas City History Meets Its Present at the Tracks A Day at Union Station--Kansas City History Meets Its Present at the Tracks Photos and article about activities and restaurants at the Union Station and its Science Museum. Icludes photos of the old and new Harvey House located in the same place as the original. Galleries & museums; Restaurants; Science;
431. A Day in the Life of a CEO A Day in the Life of a CEO Literally a chronology of a day in the life of Terry Jarvis, chief executive officer of the Jones Store Company since 1978, characterizing the company's business operations. Description of Jarvis's life...
432. A Day Trip Celebrating Kansas City's Leeds Neighborhood A Day Trip Celebrating Kansas City's Leeds Neighborhood An exhibit in Jefferson City, Missouri, during Black History Month, 2003, featured the community of Leeds, home to a group of African Americans in the Kansas City area. The author details the exhibit as...
433. A Day with Dan Casement A Day with Dan Casement Author tells of his visit with rancher Dan Casement who lived in the "rich bottom lands of the Big Blue, near Manhattan, Kas." Includes an aerial view of the Juniata Farm in the Kansas Flint Hills. Cattle; Cowboys; Ranchers; Reminiscing;
434. A Dazzling, Delicious Galaxy of Stars A Dazzling, Delicious Galaxy of Stars Photos and reviews of new local restaurants including McCormick & Schmick's (on the Plaza), Fiorella's Jack Stack ("located in the Freighthouse, which is part of the Crossroads District on the border of...
435. A Decade of growth and a drive for political empowerment A Decade of growth and a drive for political empowerment Article chronicles the early history of The Call newspaper from the time Chester Franklin founded it in 1919 through the 1920s.
436. A Defense of Missouri A Defense of Missouri Letter to the editor with editorial commentary by Missouri Representative Champ Clark, defending Missouri against accusations of "having enacted the fraudulent laws confessedly intended to disfranchise...
437. A Defense of Missouri A Defense of Missouri Letter to the editor by Champ Clark, federal representative from Missouri, regarding the Missouri state government's laws and the state's following of federal laws, especially those dealing with disenfranchisement...
438. A Delicate Job of Destruction: Hotel Tower Comes Down on Sunday A Delicate Job of Destruction: Hotel Tower Comes Down on Sunday Diagrams explaining the demolition procedures through implosion of the Tower structure, preserving the older hotel part built in 1915.
439. A Department at the Gateway of the West A Department at the Gateway of the West Extensive article about the police force's operations in the early part of the century, deemed as being efficient with a large population to patrol and relatively small manpower to patrol it.
440. A Department Store For Jones' Bros. A Department Store For Jones' Bros. Short article about the impending construction of a new store building for the Jones' Bros. Dry Goods Co. to be located at 12th and Main Streets.