Foreign Policy Association Central Ohio Branch, Dinner Meeting and Discussion information, undated. The document lists as one of the speaker on the subject of "Conflict in Palestine." The meeting was dated to occur on December 6, 1929 at the…
Foreign Policy Association luncheon discussion program, undated. The program features information regarding the speakers at the event, and information on the Arab-Jewish conflict in Palestine. The event is dated January 18, 1930.
Photograph of Genevieve R. Joseph with Senior White House Correspondent Helen Thomas at the International Visitors Council Conference in Washington, D.C.
A holiday card to Kail from Angele, the card was created by The National Federation of Republican Women, dated 1981. Angele and Toufic send greetings and best wishes to Kail for the New Year, with a check of $25.
This manuscript is a collection of various political essays that Ameen Rihani wrote, including publications from The Syrian World. They range on topics from the Ottoman Empire, to Syria and Lebanon, the Political Situation in the Near-East, along…
Invitation to a luncheon held in honor of , at the Women's City Club on Tuesday February 19, 1929. The document also gives a brief introduction into and addresses that he will be speaking on "Political Tendencies in Arabia."
A document from the State of North Carolina Executive Department appointing Joseph Zaytoun a member of the State Board of Elections and signed by Governor Terry Sanford and Secretary of State Thad A. Eure. This was signed on August 17, 1961, for a…
A certificate presented to Joseph Ellis Zaytoun by the State of North Carolina reappointing him to the Tryon Palace Commission. The certificate is signed by Governor James B. Hunt, Jr., and Secretary of State Elaine Marshall. The Tryon Palace…
A letter from Ameen Rihani to Theodore Roosevelt, dated April 20, 1917. Typed reproduction of original letter. The Khayrallah Center does not hold the original record.
A letter from Ameen Rihani to Theodore Roosevelt, dated June 28, 1917. Typed reproduction of original letter. The Khayrallah Center does not hold the original record.
