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Title: Football -- Team (1892)
Created: January 1, 1892
Description: 1. George F. Grimm, 2. Richard W. Williams, 3. Alfred H. Robbins, 4. Alfred H. Cowan, 5. Charles R. Ely, 6. Robert Rives, 7. Walter B. Rosson, 8. Jay C. Howard, 9. Philip H. Brown, 10. Percival Hall, 11. John Brockhagen, 12. George H. Cummings, 13. William H. Cusack, 14. David Ryan, 15. Alton Odom, 16. Paul Hubbard
Subject: Architectural details, College Hall -- Architectural details, College Hall -- Doorways, Football teams, Sports, Sports -- Men, Sports -- Teams

Title: Football -- Team (1896)
Created: January 1, 1896
Description: Front row, left to right: Lester G. Rosson, Joseph B. Bumgardner, Albertus Wornstaff, James A. Darby, Charles W. Haig. Second row: Walter B. Rosson, Louis A. Roth, Franklin C. Smielau, Edmund M. Price, Andrew D. Hodges. Third row: Robert L. Erd, John Brockhagen, George B. Whitlocke, George A. Brooks, Percival Hall.
Subject: Football teams, Sports, Sports -- Men, Sports -- Teams, Students -- 19th century

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to A.L. Roberts, April 13, 1940
Created: April 13, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe tells Roberts that Rauch is agreeable but still needs supervision
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Safety and health at work

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Fred R. Rauch, April 13, 1940
Created: April 13, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe arranges a meeting with Rauch and asks to review certain records regarding deaf accidents at work
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Vocabulary--Deaf, Safety and health at work, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, April 1, 1940
Created: April 1, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe presents Hall with a folio for preservation at the college
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, April 13, 1940
Created: April 13, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe informs Hall of his appointment with Rauch and asks for interpreting assistance
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Safety and health at work

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, April 16, 1940
Created: April 16, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe asks Hall to schedule Benson as an interpreter for a meeting with Rauch and recommends a young lady to Hall
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Letters--Recommendation

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, April 30, 1941
Created: April 30, 1941
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe advises Hall to advise Alexander on including deaf employees in minority groups covered by the Office of Production Management
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, Safety and health at work

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, February 8, 1940
Created: February 8, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe suggests how to rephrase the regulation to prevent discriminating against deaf workers
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 19, 1940
Created: January 19, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe expresses appreciation for Hall's assistance in the Work Projects Administration regulations matter
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 23, 1940
Created: January 23, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe updates Hall on the dispute with Work Projects Administration and clarifies a regulation to be federal
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 30, 1940
Created: January 30, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe asks Hall to find out if the regulations are indeed federal
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 6, 1940
Created: January 6, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe asks Hall to step in with the Work Projects Administration about their regulations regarding deaf employment
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: Letter from David A. Davidowitz to Frank Knox, Secretary of War, August 8, 1940
Created: August 8, 1940
Creator: Davidowitz, David
Type: Correspondence
Description: Davidowitz asks Knox about job opportunities for the deaf while the country is at war.
Subject: Job placement--Deaf, World War II

Title: Letter from Ernest G. Draper to Colonel F.C. Harrington, January 8, 1940
Created: January 8, 1940
Creator: Draper, Ernest G.
Type: Correspondence
Description: Draper asks Harrington to reconsider regulations for the Work Projects Administration
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Percival Hall to Colonel F.C. Harrington, January 8, 1940
Created: January 8, 1940
Creator: Hall, Percival
Type: Correspondence
Description: Hall asks Harrington to consider the new Work Projects Administration rules carefully.
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration, Safety and health at work

Title: Percival Hall : M.A., 1893 ; Honorary L.H.D., 1935
Publisher: Gallaudet University
Type: Index card
Description: Assistant professor of mathematics, Gallaudet College ; Married Ethel Zoe Taylor (deaf) ; President, Gallaudet College ; Died November 7, 1953