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Henry T. Drennan-new article- played major role shaping U.S. public library services,during war on Poverty

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article about Ralph e. Ellsworth

Tamika Barnes-essay submitted

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ' '''Margaret “Peggy” Barber''' (1943 – 2019) was a pioneering librarian and marketing/communications expert at the American Library Association from 1970-2000.<ref>. {{cite news | last = Goldsborough | first = Bob | title = Margaret ‘Peggy’ Barber, Promotional Mastermind Behind National Library Week, Celebrity ‘Read’ Posters, Dies | work = Chicago Tribune | date = September 20, 2019 | url = https://www.chicagotribune.com/2019/09/20/margaret-p...'

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ' '''Howard W. Winger''' (1914–1995) was an American library educator, historian of books and printing, and dean and professor at the [[University of Chicago Graduate Library School]] (GLS).<ref>{{cite news | last = Heise | first = Kenan | date = March 8, 1995 | title = Howard W. Winger, 80, U. of C. professor | newspaper = Chicago Tribune | url = https://www.chicagotribune.com/1995/03/08/howard-w-winger-80-u-of-c-professor/ | access-date = 27 February 2...'

page submitted for Alphonse F. Trezza

new page for Elizabeth W. Stone lecture series, 1990- present

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ' {{Infobox scientist | name = Donald G. Davis, Jr | image = [[File:Donald G. Davis Jr.jpg|thumb| Historical Essays Honoring the Legacy of Donald G. Davis Jr.," has been published by the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress.]] | caption = | birth_date = {{birth date|1939|8|15}} | birth_place = [[San Marcos]], [[Texas]] | death_date = November 21, 2024 | death_place = | education = [[University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign]] ([[PhD]]) }} '''Donal...'

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[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Margaret E. Monroe''' (1914-2004) served as Professor and Director of the Library School (now the School of Library and Information Studies) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison from 1963 until 1970. She was on the forefront of the movement to develop library services for persons and groups with special needs, such as the disadvantaged, institutionalized, and aged. ===Education and Career=== Monroe was born in New York City. She received a bachelor...'

Herbert Goldhor-article

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new page for Marcus A. McCorison, President, American Antiquarian Society

Richard and Mary Rouse History of the Book Lectures

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with ''''Kenneth Nebenzahl''' (September 16, 1927 – January 29, 2020) was an internationally known antiquarian book- and mapseller, author, and supporter and benefactor of the field of the history of cartography. <ref>[https://www.chicagomapsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mapline-132_Final.pdf] "Remembering Kenneth Nebenzahl." ''Mapline.''--A Publication of the Hermon Dunlap Smith Center for the History of Cartography at the Newberry Library and the Ch...'

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Sam Helmick is the 2025–2026 president of the American Library Association

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article for Raymond Pun-American Library Association president for 2025-2026

James Patrick Ronaldson Lyell-article

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Linda C. Smith (information scientist)

article on Tefko Saracevic, information scientist

Sarah M. Pritchard -entry

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ALA Medal of Excellence-new page

American Library Association Honorary Membership Award-Table of Honorees

created page for Joseph W. Lippincott Award

Award of Merit- Association for Information Science and Technology

Content in this edit is translated from the existing Spanish Wikipedia article at [[:es:CarlosCuadra]]; see its history for attribution.

[[WP:AES|←]]Created page with '{{Infobox person |name = Christopher Schwartz |birth_date = June 13, 1968 |birth_place = St. Louis, MO |known_for = Writing about [[Woodworking]], author, publisher. |occupation = Woodworker, author, publisher }} '''Christopher Schwartz''' (born June 13, 1968) is a woodworker, author, and publisher. He established the [[Lost Art Press]] in 2007 in [[Covington, Kentucky]].<ref name="NKyTribune 2017">{{cite web | title=Authenti-CITY awards: Coving...'

spacing, added inline citations

/* Later life */ Ise Moon at American Library Association Institutional Repository

/* List of presidents */link to Alphonse F. Trezza

/* Archives */ Florida Library History Project

75 year history of journal; indexed by national databases.

link to McNeal

/* Archives */ bio of archivist

/* Archives */ updated link to archives.

/* Early life and education */ added citation to Nappo

/* Personal life */ American Alpine Club link

/* Personal life */ space

/* Personal life */ award from the American Alpine Club

updated biographical source

/* Awards and honors */ link to Chinese American Librarians Association

/* Education and career */ updated citation

/* Awards and honors */ spacing

updated citation

/* Education and career */ School of Information Sciences

/* Further reading */ Strategic Plan for Russell Library

/* Career */ Open Forum Collection archives

/* Bibliography */better citation for The Romance of Old New England Churches

/* See also */ Mary Caroline Crawford

/* Life and career */ citation to Suffolk University Archives and Special Collections "Meyers Open Forum Collection

"A Fifty-Five Year Partnership: ALA and the AFL-CIO"

/* Award winners */ 1981

/* External links */ Chautauquan Daily. article link

/* Life and career */ spacing

/* Library */ Chestnutt background

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/* Library */ added punctuation

/* Legacy and honors */ Charles Waddell Chesnutt Library at the Fayetteville State University-image

/* See also */ link to Drennan

added [[Category:University of Washington Information School alumni]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

added [[Category:Seattle University alumni]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

/* Education and career */ link to Library Journal

added [[Category:2003 deaths]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

added [[Category:1913 births]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

/* Education and career */ link to World War II

/* Education and career */ link to GI bill

added [[Category:Poverty in the United States]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

added [[Category:Public libraries]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

link to Henry T. Drennan

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/* Revised degree programs */ citation to Darling bio

/* Back to Columbia */ removed link

/* Revised degree programs */ ALAIR-Dalton entry

/* Library Journal */ citation to ALAIR

/* Growth of the library system */ Hoyt R. Galvin citation

/* */ link to Livingston papers

/* Growth of the library system */ corrected Galvin dates

/* Growth of the library system */ Hoyt R. Galvin (1937-1971)

historical list of meetings and officers

/* Education and career */ added a link, moved a link to first mention

/* Education and career */ links to Army and WWII

/* Professional activity */ links to library associations

/* Education and career */ link to East Tennesse

added [[Category:University of Miami faculty]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

added [[Category:American Library Association people]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

added [[Category:University of Chicago Graduate Library School alumni]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

/* Education and career */ link to University of Miami

/* Notable alumni */ added Archie L. McNeal

/* Education and career */ link to University of Chicago Graduate Library School

added [[Category:Academic librarians]] using [[WP:HC|HotCat]]

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citation to ALAIR

/* Selected publications */ Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin

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Sutton article about Hearne

Hopkin Press Podcast citation on 75th anniversary.

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Sutton to The Horn Book Magazine

/* Roger Sutton */ prior editorship at The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

/* Roger Sutton */ retirement tribute

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Sutton editorial contributions

career of Roger Sutton

Stevenson role

Stevenson was editor

/* Career */ missing letter inserted

/* Career */ Celebrating Children’s Books: Essays on Children’s Literature in Honor of Zena Sutherland

/* Career */ Children's Literature Lecture Award Recipients - 1996

/* */ editor of Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books

/* Career */ order of awards

improved citation to current editor

Kate Quealy-Gainer became editor in 2021-citation

historical editors

Sutherland bio citation

Sutherland's editorial years

/* Career */ edited for clarity

removed "dead link" alert as it works

/* Career */ spacing, clarity

/* Career */ citation to "Zena Sutherland: Reviewer, Teacher, and Author"

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/* Family, early life, and education */ link to Joseph Henry Reason

/* Career */ citation to the Rex Dillow Award, link to CAPPA.