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1940réf. 204597Ann Arbor: Civil Rights Federation 1940. First edition. Neatly folded twice horizontally; fine. Two-sided broadsheet approx. 8-1/2 X 11 inches printed on both sides. Announcement of the "Open Hearing" held on behalf of thirteen expelled students with a graphic image of a judge on the recto and a length text along with lists of participants and sponsors on the rear. Following a peace rally in April 1940 University President Alexander G. Ruthven fearing fifth-column Communist organizing on campus expelled the students mostly members of the left-wing American Student Union. The case drew national attention at a time when the country was deeply divided over the war in Europe. At this culminating event in November a range of speakers including representatives of the Civil Rights Federation labor unions professors and activists denounced Ruthven and defended the students' first amendment rights. In the end however the students remained expelled and a year later the U.S. was in the war. Civil Rights Federation unknown
réf. 63-7378Big Rapids Michigan : Odd Fellows of Big Rapids 1892. Program. Decorative Folder 4.5" x 3.5" 4 pp. Cover color illustration. Big Rapids, Michigan : Odd Fellows of Big Rapids, 1892. unknown
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1919réf. 277021919. Ephemera. Very good condition. Silvertone photograph of Dwight Chellis Navy Chief in the Locomotive-Mounted U.S. Naval Railroad Batteries who fought with the American Expeditionary force in France during W.W.I. Photo most likely taken in France showing Chellis a former student of the University of Michigan before the war in what might be a U.S. Marine uniform. Photo has writing in the margins: "Dwight F. Chellis/served in all the big battles/ decorated for superior marksmanship in the U.S. Marines/only naval battery on armament or swivel cars." It is accompanied by a three page handwritten note in pencil possibly written later by another family member who identified Chellis as a sailor Dwight F. Chellis/February 1919/Chief Engineers mate/U.S. Naval Battery" The note is mistaken with regard to his rating and Marine Corps service. According to The Michigan Alumnus April 1919 Chellis had been a member of the Michigan Naval Militia which was organized at UMichigan in January 1917. He with 37 other students enlisted or were commissioned in the U.S. Naval Batteries USNB and served in France by July 9 1918. The magazine notes that he was a "CCM" Chief Carpenter's Mate rather than a "Chief Engineers mate" per the note. The note is also incorrect regarding Chellis's having served with the Marine Corps. As documented in Navy Department Publication Number 6: The United States Navy Railroad Batteries in France 1922 and the Naval History and Heritage Command's Historical Summary of the U.S. Naval Railway Batteries 2018 the USNB was strictly a U.S. Navy unit and never affiliated with the U.S. Marines. Rather it was assigned to the U.S. Army specifically the First Army's Railway Artillery Reserve RAR. The photograph appears to show Chellis wearing an indistinct shoulder sleeve patch. Army soldiers assigned to the RAR wore shoulder patches featuring the Coastal Artilleries fictional mascot the Oozlefinch Woozlefinch and some sources suggest that the USNB wore a variation of this patch. Following the war Chellis returned to New England and became a successful real estate agent in Rutland VT. Photo 3.25" x 4" attached to partial album page with 3 8.5 x 5.5" pages written in pencil. Photo in vgc notes toned slt ruffled. An interesting vernacular image of a W.W.I soldier. unknown
