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Specifications, electrical work, undated, 5 of 6

Description:
Folder 21 of the Construction reference files contains specifications of scope, materials, and labor for electrical work. This set also contains an architectural drawing of kitchen details from the General Electric Kitchen Institute Architecture Department and specifications for portable appliances and electrical wiring.
Date:
Between 1946 and 1967
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Richard and Dion Neutra Papers, 1925-1970
Specifications, electrical work, undated, 5 of 6

Specifications, dumbwaiters, undated

Description:
Folder 17 of the Construction Reference Files contains specifications for the installation of a dumbwaiter. The specifications include details about general conditions, drawings, regulations, permits and inspection, tests, and the machine's components.
Date:
Between 1946 and 1967
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Richard and Dion Neutra Papers, 1925-1970
Specifications, dumbwaiters, undated

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 152

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment Newspaper Issue 152 of 7th August, 1952. The cost of living in Britain falling quickly. An article of three english students who walked, worked their passages and hitch-hiked across Norway and Sweden to visit Helsinki for the Olympics
Date:
August 7, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 152

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 121

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 121 3rd January '' The Egyptian Prime Minister Ask A Total Evacuation Of British Troops And The Unity Of The Nile Valley Under The Egyptian Crown.'' '' Formal Discussion Concerning Entry Of Greece And Turkey To N.A.T.O. Planning The Role Armed Forces Of Turkey And Greece When They Are Admitted To The North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Date:
January 3, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 121

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 126

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 126 7th February ''Stronger In War, What Holds The Empire Together Are Bonds Of A Common Ancestry, Common Culture And Devotion To Common Ideas.'' ''A Feudal State, Primarily Egypt Remains Very Much A Feudal State With Few Immensely Rich Pachas, Egypt's Wealth Is Concentrated In The Narrow Ribbins Of Supremely Fertile Soil Which Extend Along Banks Of The Nile.''
Date:
February 7, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 126

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1348

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1348 November 28th''the Budget Debate By The State Of Emergency Afflicted Akikuyu Tribe, About The Need To Quash Mau Mau."the East Germany Created By The Russians Established In Mecklenburg Under The Title Heeresgruppe Nord.''
Date:
November 28, 1952
Novemba 28, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1348

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1346

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya weekly news 1952 no. 1346 November 14th''the weakening of british economy affected textile and automobile workers because for british consumer failed due to high bank rates and import cuts."The opening of the national theatre in Nairobi on november 6th marked by attendance of his excellency the governor and the lady mary baring.''
Date:
Novemba 14, 1952
November 14, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1346

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 137

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 137 24th April ''Embakasi Area Was Considered For Construction Of Airport Because After Examination Of Existing Information And Meteorological Records The Site Satisfied Both Aeronautical Requirements And The Conditions For Minimum Construction Costs.''
Date:
April 24, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 137

Kenya Weekly News no. 1322

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1322 of May 30, 1952 In a world bedevilled by politics, there are many politicians who would like to put economic considerations consistently in front of purely political considerations but would lose their places if they did so. For us in Kenya, the ultimate decision on our future, both political and economic is bound to be influenced by our political leaders who will need to practise a very high degree of statesmanship in order to achieve a settlement that will provide sufficient security from political turmoil to enable a real advance to be made in the economic development of the country.
Date:
May 30, 1952
Mei 30, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1322

Kenya Weekly News no. 1321

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1321 of May 23, 1952 The traditional economy Of Great Britain, which brought her to the forefront of the nations of the world and maintained her there for more than a century, was built on a policy of exporting industrial products to an under industrilized world in return for the primary products of an under-developed world. But if Kenya and subsequently a much larger part of East Africa, should base its economy largely on the export of food and without substantial exports the country cannot develop either economically , socially or politically there must be conscious planning to that end.
Date:
May 23, 1952
Mei 23, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1321

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 164

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment Newspaper Issue 164 of 30th October, 1952. Russia came out in the open supporting Mau mau terrorists in Kenya; describes officially as a national liberation movement. Kenyatta's Signature for the entry of Fenner Brockway (British socialist politician, humanist campaigner and anti-war activist) in Kenya, thereafter he was arrested.
Date:
October 30, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 164

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 139

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 139 8th May ''Witchcraft Ordinance Of 1925 State That Any Person Holds Him/herself Out As A Witch Doctor Able To Cause Fear , Annoyance Or Injury To Another In Mind, Person Or Property Is Guilty Of An Offence And Liable To Imprisonment For A Term Not Exceeding Five Years.''
Date:
May 8, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 139

Kenya Weekly News no. 1323

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1323 of June 6, 1952 The negotiations with Africans in Northern Rhodesia for Central Africa Federation has evoked from the government of that territory a draft statement on Partnership. One thing, howerver has come quite clear from the recent London conferenvce on Central African Federation and that is that somehow or other a far more serious attempt will require to be made to carry African opinion with such or similar proposals than has ever been the case in the past.
Date:
Juni 6, 1952
June 6, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1323

Kenya Weekly News no. 1326

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1326 of June 27, 1952 During the recent election campaign in the European constituencies of Kenya, majority of candidates expressed support of the political objective of an East and Central African Federation. Sir Phillip suggested that a federation of East and Central Africa was about as practicable as "ice hockey at magadi " and was entirely right to impress upon the members of the Young Kenya Association that the acid test of practicability should be applied to all proposals for political and constitutional changes in East and Central Africa.
Date:
Juni 27, 1952
June 27, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1326

Kenya Weekly News no. 1328

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1328 of July 11, 1952 The real cause of many of the discontents in Eaast Africa today, is not that the African iss being held back by racial discrimination but that he has travelled too far, too quickly. The European community in a hurry to create an economy from a waste of raw Africa, expects a great deal of the African and is inclined to force the pace.
Date:
July 11, 1952
Julai 11, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1328

Kenya Weekly News no. 1324

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1324 of June 13, 1952 The first record in the Central Office of a meeting of the Electors' Union was or a Conference held in Nakuru in October 1943. The movement for the formation of the Electors' Union was led by Dr. Ernest Parsons and a group of enthusiasts including Mr. G. E. C. Robinson. The Electors' Union came into being because its founders were wise enough to forsee that the post war would demand new approaches to old problems and the European would be faced with challenges of every sort which could only be met by a strong and determined organisation.
Date:
June 13, 1952
Juni 13, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1324

Kenya Weekly News no. 1329

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1329 of July 18, 1952 There is a tendency to assume that civilisation has brought nothing but good to the African people. That it has brought great benefits is not to be denied; but some of the benefits still seem of more value to European than to African minds, It must be admitted that the march of civilisation has destroyed much that was good in the African's way of life and so far, it has not been notably successful in replacing that good with something better.
Date:
Julai 18, 1952
July 18, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1329

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1316

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of April 18, 1952, issue no. 1316: The Gelubba of the Omo Delta. Music lovers in Mombasa enjoy a rare occasion at the recital given by Ruth Harpur on her Bechstein Grand in Mombasa Cathedral. President Truman withdraws from the US presidential race.
Date:
Aprili 18, 1952
April 18, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1316

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1311

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of March 14, 1952, issue no. 1311: Claims that 2, 000 to 3, 000 european settlers hold between 30 to 50 percent of the good land in Kenya, while 5, 250, 000 Africans must share the remainder. Donation of 50, 000 has been given for the construction of an additional ward at the Child and Maternity Welfare Centre at Tanga.
Date:
March 14, 1952
Machi 14, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1311

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1309

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of February 29, 1952, issue no. 1309: Further development in the constitutional reform of Tanganyika is due shortly to take place. The commission on Native education recommends the increased use of Bantu teaching personnel to secure active participation of the Bantu in local government.
Date:
Februari 29, 1952
February 29, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1309

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1314

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of April 04, 1952, issue no. 1314: Hot weather continues in Dar es Salaam. New social centre opened in Mengo, Uganda. A grave constitutional crisis was precipitated in South Africa by the decision of the Appeal court invalidating the separate representation of Voters Act of 1951.
Date:
April 4, 1952
Aprili 4, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1314

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1305

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of February 01, 1952, issue no. 1305: Royal visit in Kenya. The 9th meeting of the East Africa High Commission was held at Government house, presided by the Governor of Kenya, Sir Philip Mitchell. Higher railway rates set by the Rhodesia Railways.
Date:
Februari 1, 1952
February 1, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1305

Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1313

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper of March 28, 1952, issue no. 1313: Slow progress made in re-equipping the Royal Air Force with modern planes. Tercentenary celebrations organised in South Africa to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the birth of western civilisation on the African continent.
Date:
March 28, 1952
Machi 28, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News 1952 no. 1313

Kenya Weekly News no. 1331

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1331 of August 1, 1952 Cereal prices are now so regulated that in the long run the good farmer who tries to balance his agriculture makes a fair profit, but it is an unbalanced profit between the capitalisation required for the cereal and animal sides of the farm. Between 1950 and 1952 the rise in the cost of phosphates for maize and wheat has been approximately 70 per cent but that rise in the cost of phosphates is reflected in the price paid for the crops.
Date:
Agosti 1, 1952
August 1, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1331

Kenya Weekly News no. 1319

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1319 of May 9, 1952 The comparison between the British and French colonies has been overwhelming. Although many of the crisis through which the two nations have passed during the past seven years have been startlingly similar, France largely owing to her metropolitan geography and population has been in a far stronger position, physically, mentally and economically than the British symphathisers.
Date:
Mei 9, 1952
May 9, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1319

Kenya Weekly News no. 1320

Description:
ENGLISH: Kenya Weekly News newspaper issue 1320 of May 16, 1952 There has been a recent campaign launch in the United Kingdom against European settlement in the highlands and the only way in which Africans without the reinforcement of European settlement and European enterprise, could cope with the land and population problem would be by a dramatic and unparalled improvement in their agricultural practices and by the sudden acquisition of skills.
Date:
Mei 16, 1952
May 16, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Kenya Weekly News no. 1320

Weekly Comment 1952 no. 123

Description:
ENGLISH: Weekly Comment 1952 no. 123 17th January ''The Prime Instrument That Abolished Slavery In Kenya And Uganda Was Kenya Uganda Railway And Only Became Economically Possible By Virtue Of The Settlement Of British Folk.'' '''Japanese Cotton, East Africa Likely To Be Most Of Important Of The Markets Affected By Fierce Competition Of Japanese Cotton-Manufacturers With The Lancashire Merchants.''
Date:
January 17, 1952
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
McMillan Memorial Library Newspaper Collection
Weekly Comment 1952 no. 123