Malina, Frank J.

Papers of the aeronautical engineer and artist. Collection includes exhibition notices and published material by and about Malina.

Malo, Paul.

Professional and student work of the American architect, professor, and historian

Manderfield, Ellen.

Biographical sketch, photographs of projects for clients, material on design history, and a binder titled "Creativity in Flatware."

Maneval, James Clark.

Materials related to James Clark Maneval's time as a student at Syracuse University

Mangan, Sherry, 1904-1961

Mangan was an editor, poet, novelist and short story writer who largely associated with American expatriate writers in Paris during the 1930s . He was a fervent Marxist and was active in the left-wing underground in Paris during the Nazi occupation. The collection contains letters from Mangan to his publishers plus the typescript of a short story.

Manlius Methodist Episcopal Church (Manlius, N.Y.)

Volume labeled "G.C. Clapp Tuesday Evening Class meeting," with names and dates.

Mann, Marty, 1904-

Papers of the American advertising and public relations executive. Ms. Mann founded the National Council on Alcoholism in 1944, and served as its executive director until 1968. Collection includes correspondence (1944-1964); desk calendars (1946-1965); scrapbooks (1944-1962); manuscripts (1944-1948); speeches; and files of the National Council on Alcoholism, including executive minutes (1957-1965), board minutes (1954-1965), documentation on conferences and programs; and other organizational records.

Mann, Thomas, 1875-1955.

Six letters from the German author and Nobel laureate, and one inscribed photograph of him.

Manning, Reg, 1905-1986

Approximately 2,600 original editorial cartoons syndicated through the McNaught Syndicate and published locally in the Arizona Republic and artwork for single panel cartoons, Little Itchy Itchy, The Little Savage, The Ordinary Americans and Oh Say Can You See--?. Correspondence, book illustrations and articles about Manning are also included.

Mansfield, Margery

Correspondence, manuscripts of the American poet.

Manson, William.

Logs kept by Captain William Manson, of the Simon Taylor, an English ship in the Caribbean, and the Arundel, sailing from Philadelphia to Spain and Russia.

Manuscript (Athens, Ohio)

Manuscript, a literary periodical edited by Flola Shepard, Mary Lawhead, and John Rood, was published 1934-1936. Collection contains mostly incoming letters, also a few manuscript submissions, a complete run of the periodical, and miscellany. Correspondents include Nelson Algren, Frank Ankenbrand, Benjamin Appel, Ben Belitt, Oswell Blakeston, Warren Bower, John Malcolm Brinnin, Bob Brown, Dee Brown, Jack Conroy, Kyle Crichton, August Derleth, Peter De Vries, Murrell Edmunds, Zona Gale, Harlan Hatcher, Weldon Kees, Sherry Mangan, Alfred Mendes, Henry Miller, Alfred Morang, Irving Wallace, William Carlos Williams, and others.

Many, Nancy

Tintypes and daguerreotypes of men, women and children; one of the men is identified as John Ransom Miller, husband of Charlotte Noyes, whose brother John Humphrey Noyes founded the Oneida Community.

Marans, Moissaye, 1902-1977

Correspondence (1933-1964); artwork reproductions; and printed material, including articles and clippings (1927-1964), and exhibition catalogs(1939-1965).

Marc, David.

Interviews, mostly by David Marc, of owners and managers of local radio and television stations

Marcy, William L. (William Learned), 1786-1857.

Papers of the U.S. Senator (1831-1833); New York State Governor (1833-1838); U.S. Secretary of War under James K. Polk (1845-1849); U.S. Secretary of State under Franklin Pierce (1853-1857). Incoming and outgoing letters concerning a wide variety of subjects such as the establishment of the State Geological Survey (G. W. Boyd, T. A. Conrad, John Delafield, Lardner Vanuxem); the use of volunteers for military service during the 1845-1848 war with Mexico (Silas Wright), the settlement of the New York-New Jersey boundary dispute (Andrew Jackson), the appropriation of public funds (Levi Woodbury, William C. Bouck), and the establishment of a State institution for the mentally handicapped (James B. Richards).

Markham, Edwin, 1852-1940.

Correspondence, manuscripts, miscellany of the American poet and author.

Marmorino, Luigi.

Italian singer and comedic actor. Collection primarily relates to his experiences as a young soldier when captured during the Battle of Adua, 1896.

Marquise, Richard.

Materials related to Richard A. Marquise's work as an investigator of the Pan Am 103 bombing

Marshall, George, plastics engineer.

Collection contains correspondence from Wasco Chemical from 1959, photographs of plastics manufacturing facilities, plastics industry-related publications, and piping diagrams for a factory for Great American Plastics in Fitchburg, MA.