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David O. McKay Archival Subjects, Volume 1 1 Volumes Ledger 110

This volume "David O. McKay Archival Sources" consists of computer files arranged by subject. These topics include: 1898 Stirling, 1923 European Mission, Benson, Ezra Taft, Birth Control, Blacks, Book of Mormon, Broadcasting, Brown, Hugh B., Building Program, Brigham Young University, Brigham Young University Hawaii, Clark, J. Reuben, Communism, and Compassion.

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  2. Gregory A. Prince Mormon Studies Collection
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David O. McKay Archival Subjects, Volume 2 1 Volumes Ledger 111

Subjects in the volume include: Correlation, David O. McKay, Death, DeMille, Cecil B., Doctrine, DOM Health, Dyer, Alvin R., Ecumenism, Education, Family, Finances, Fine Arts, First Presidency, Florida, Healing, Home Teaching, Homosexuality, International Church, Isaacson, Thorpe B., Johnson, Lyndon B. Johnson, Junior Colleges, Labor Unions, Middlemiss, Clare and Miracles.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Gregory A. Prince Mormon Studies Collection
  3. David O. McKay Diaries and Related Volumes

David O. McKay Archival Subjects, Volume 3 1 Volumes Ledger 112

This volume's subjects include: Missionary Work, Missouri, Move Elsewhere, Moyle, Henry D., Nauvoo, Patriarchs, Politics, Polygamy, Revelation, Richards, Stephen L., Ricks College, Sacrament, Science, Skousen, W. Cleon, Stringfellow, Douglas, Suicide, Tanner, N. Eldon, Temples, Testimony, Tithing, Tolerance, War, Welfare Program, Wilkinson, Ernest L., Women, Woodbury, T. Bowring, and Word of Wisdom.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Gregory A. Prince Mormon Studies Collection
  3. David O. McKay Diaries and Related Volumes

David O. McKay Diaries 1 Volumes Ledger 1

The bound diary volumes of David O. McKay were all prepared by his secretary, Clare Middlemiss. At least some of the earliest diaries were copies of McKay's personal handwritten diaries. The diaries consist of copies of typewritten entries or photocopies of newsclippings.

  1. University of Virginia, Special Collections Dept.
  2. Gregory A. Prince Mormon Studies Collection
  3. David O. McKay Diaries and Related Volumes

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