Rolfe Humphries. Juvenal’s Satires, translated into English hexameters by Humphries. 16 satires. Amherst, Mass., May, 1958. Typed manuscript, carbon copy. 1958 telegram from Edith R. Greenberg of Indiana University Press to Rolfe Humphries regarding publication.

Spanning the 1960s and 1970s, the Bob Rosenberg collection includes an array of materials related to the Boulder and National Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), the London-based New Left, and Boulder Industrial Workers of the World (IWW).

Rosetta Wolcott, wife of Charles A. Wolcott, was a teaching assistant for Mary Rippon at the University of Colorado at Boulder and in 1920 joined the staff of the Romance Language Dept., retiring as Assistant Professor in French and Spanish in 1948. She then served as a correspondence instructor in the Extension Division. She also traveled to Europe on several occasions. Papers include diaries for the years 1904-1909, 1948-1970; autograph books from 1888 and 1891; and memorabilia.

The Ross H. Ingersoll Papers consist of US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School and World War II papers donated by Ross Ingersoll (1914-). Ingersoll was a graduate of the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, located at the University of Colorado at Boulder, Colorado.

Rowland Dunham (1885-67) was a renowned organist and music professor at the University of Colorado College of Music from 1927 until 1953. Between 1938 and 1950 he was appointed the first Dean of the Music College. The Rowland Dunham Collection contains correspondence, personal items and published work such as instructional guides and articles by R. Dunham.

The R. E. Bennett Collection consists of a number of newspapers sent to Ms. Roxie Bennett, by her former students who were at that time (1942-1945) interred in Japanese Relocation Camps, from those camps as well as 8 pamphlets about the plight of Japanese-Americans within the camps. Newspapers from Manzanar Free Press (Complete), Newell Star and the Pacemaker, eight pamphlets/booklets, 1 article and 1 public Address by Ben Kuroki.

Collection reflects Young's activities related to anti-nuclear activities in Colorado and nationally during the 1970s and 1980s. The materials include four basic types of information: his personal notes; activist organizations' newsletters, alerts, posters and other correspondence; numerous U. S. and Colorado government publications and materials related to regulatory hearings; and both audio and video tapes of 1978 nuclear protestors' trials.

The Royal J. Wald Collection contains papers of Royal J. Wald, who graduated from the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, which was located at the University of Colorado in Boulder from 1942-1946. The collection contains materials related to his WWII service.

Dr. Rudi Nussbaum (1922-2011) recieved a doctorate in nuclear physics and began teaching at Portland State University in 1959. In addition to his career as an educator and researcher, Nussbaum was also a peace activist and a critic of the safety of the nuclear power industry. The collection includes professional papers, research documents, correspondence and conference documents on Nussbaum’s work in nuclear physics, radiation effects and his nuclear activism.

The collection includes papers of various bibliographies and writings of University of Colorado Professor of English, Rufus Putney. Putney was born in August 22, 1907 in Brooklyn, NY. He died in February 16, 1996 in Denver, CO. He received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at Washington University (St. Louis) (1930; 1932) and earned his PhD at Yale University (1936). Putney remained a part of the University of Colorado Faculty for 19 years (1947- 1957).

Recording memorabilia from Russell and Connie Bauerle, containing recording company catalogues and advertisements (1916-1924)

Russell Edward Brimhall of Hatch, New Mexico, entered the US Navy Training School (Radio), Company 17, on July 22, 1943. The US Navy Radio School was located at the University of Colorado in Boulder from 1942 to 1944 and trained 29 companies.

Ruth M. Irwin (1916-Present) was a teacher and a stay at home mother. She was also a close personal friend of University of Colorado Boulder Geography Professor M. John Loeffler. After writing Search for a Grandmother and Life on a Wyoming Ranch: Early 20th Century, she sent her anecdotes to Professor Loeffler in hopes of it being helpful for research on the American West. Her collection contains the two small manuscripts of her search for her grandmother and life on a ranch.

Ruth Kobell was administrative assistant for National Farmer's Union presidents James Patton and Tony Deshant.

Ruth Meany Gibeaut (1894-1974), wife of Earl Benson Gibeaut, a World War I veteran, was a lifelong Colorado resident. In her working years, she was a newspaper stenographer. The Collection includes personal and business correspondence, financial records, letters and receipts related to her husband’s ill health and struggle with the Veterans Administration, in addition to miscellaneous mementoes and family documents.

Ruth Osborn served as the Secretary for the South Wales Branch of the Women’s International League of Peace and Freedom and then proceeded to work as the International Vice President of WILPF from 1977 to 1983.

This collection contains a Record of Ordinances (1895-1897), a Police Court Docket (1895-1904), and the Minutes of the Board of Trustees (1897-1904) for the town of Gillette, Colorado.

Eleanor Fullerton Phillips, fifth grade teacher at Lafayette, Colorado's Ryan Elementary, guided her students in developing individual family history projects through interviews using a planned list of questions. The students completed their recorded interviews during the 1985-86 academic year.

Antoinette Bigelow (d. 1937) served for almost 30 years as Dean of Women at the University of Colorado and as an English professor.

The Sam B. Detwiler Collection consists of correspondence related to progress in specialized crop production under elementary application of “hillculture principles” and articles and publications on plant species compiled for his Hillculture Data File.

The S.O. Thorlaksson Collection contains papers of S.O. Thorlaksson, who graduated from the US Navy Japanese/Oriental Language School, which was located at the University of Colorado in Boulder from 1942-1946.

The Samuel Davie papers consists of copies of Reverend Samuel Davis abroad; the diary of a journey to England and Scotland.

Racism and freedom. Boulder, University of Colorado Archive of Recorded Sound. Recorded March 3, 1969, at the University of Colorado at Boulder. AT 53

After serving as Mayor of Danbury, Connecticut, Samuel Mallory came west to Colorado with the gold rush in 1860.

Microfilm copies petitions and incorporation papers for the towns of Ophir, Portland, Red Mountain, and Ironton; for the Denver and Rio Grande and the Denver and Southern Railroads; plus records of the Ouray County Court and Board of County Commissioners.