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19 11 N.D. Report "Presidential Inaugurations: A Selected List of References" Third Edition. Compiled by Ruth S. Freitag. The Library of Congress, Washington: 1968. Continuation pp. 159-242.

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Theodore Roosevelt

Second Inauguration

./'Baker, Abby G. Inauguration day at the :lJational Capital. i-lor-an's hor-8 companion, v. 32, Har. 1905: 52 . AP2 .H714 , v'.' 32

.r . Barbee, David E. Co~;bo;rs featured Roosevelt pa

rade; RouCh Riders als 0 in lonE r:larch 0 f the inaugural; cheered by crmJds. In 'L.'18 ;Jashinfton Pos",. Inaugural edition, Saturda;:r) ,Harch 4, 1933. \~ashinr:ton) 1933. p. 3.

E806. ;128

.,.r mythe , Samuel G. A Presic:ent is inaue'..lrated. In

"Greene, Hard, ed. Star repo:.:-ters and 34 oftheir stories.-l;eH York, Rando;!! House [1948) p. 71-77. PN4726. G7 1946

Firs t published in the lieu York ';'iorld on Nar. 5, 1905.

"Chapple, Joseph Hitche11. (The ina!lguration] t{ational mafazine, v. 22, Apr. 1905: 3-6. il-Ius. AP2.N34, v. 22

./ District of COlur.lbia. 20ard c: COrr!riissioners. Inaugural la'."s, to b..::~ enforced by the police, February 28th to ~'!arch 10th) inclus ive, in the ris trict of Coh:mbia. [r,.:ashinctonJ Prass of Judd & Det"'ieiler [19051 broadsiee. 49 x 31 cm. D'lIP

In Theodore Roosevelt folder.

Finest inaugural parade ever held in ~JashinfItonj Imposing inaufUration of Fresident Roosevelt. Leslie'S Heekly, v. 100, Har. 16, 1905: 244245· illus. AP~.L52J v. 100

lllus. and captions only; no other text~

J }I'rigecns J Paul G. Teddy I s inaugural recalle d out \-lest; rcminiscen:es of the trip to Hashington lllade by sixty·.t-,lO cO:'lboys to t.2.ke pnrt in that histo:'ic inaugural parade of t'l;entyeigb t y8 ars ago. Sundv.y star (Ha::;hington), J.lar. " 1933, pt. 7: 41. illllS. Ne\·Tsp

~O-G~\'''1 0 v.l , ¥l'\P "Hapgood, Norman. ~'lashington 's inaugural, and Nr.

I . , Roosevelt's j a glance from 1789 to 1905--our country then and nO"I. Collier's, v. 34, Jar. 4, 1905: 17. AP2.C65, v. 34

" Hitchcock~ F. H. !he inaufuration. Harper's weekly, v. 49, Har. 4, 1905: 304-306. illus.

AP2.H32, v. 49 Another illus. on p. 299.

'~ B-s-3 " ; ?j , ' ['!he inaug1Jration] Outlook, v. 79, Hal'. 11, 1905:

626-628. AP2.08, v•. 79

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:~~7 , (Inaugura tion cerernon ConEressional record " ,9th CO!lf,ress, s~~cial session of the ~enate, v. 40, Har. 4, 1905: 2-3. Jll.E5, v. 40

':~ 8.g-sY1f Inaueuration cere::ionies, ?f:arch fourth, 190.5. [Ad

mission ticket to platforM outside te 1-line of Capi tal. ~{ashL11.gton, 1905J l.p.

'Accompanied by informa7.-ive note. In Tneodore Roose vel t folner.

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Inauguration of President Roosevel t. Indepencent, ,'~ ~ .' .. ..' . v. 58, Har. 9,1905: 517-519. illus.

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, ):rving J Ninna. Inauf,uration-Presicent Roosevelt, . . March 4th, 1905. Leslie's ~leek1.YJ v. 100,

Mar. 2, 1905: 210. AF2.L52, v. 100 .: . '. Poem.

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"'Keppler, Joseph.' Ave Thcodore~ Puck, v. 57, Har. 1, 1905., col. lith?greph. 26.5 x 4.4.8 cm.

API01.P7, v. 57 Caricature of inaugural procession as a

Roman tri\l!1!ph. Pages of volurr.e are u.'lJ.numbered.

Official prograrnllle of exercises and illus trated inaugural history cOITJrlcmorating the inauguration of Theodore Roosevelt as President of _

, the United States, Charles \-1. Fairbanks as Vice-President of the United States; illustrated vTith more Uu:m onc hundred and fifty engravlngs. Washington, O. A. Sontag, 1905. lOOp. illus. JK538l90S.03

Precedent se t '.[n.en T. R. ~"rins office in OHn r igh t. __._ ,rT.ashingtonherald, ~jlar. 4, 1933: 11-3. }!e;>!sp

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The President and inauguration-day ceremonies in vlashington. Harper's vreekly" v. 49" it-ar. 18, 1905: 39h-39S. iUus. AP2.H32, v. 4.9

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Roose vel t, '!heodore, Pres. U. S. letters, selected and edited by Elting E. v'Norison. v. h. Tne Square Deal, 1903-1905. C~T.bridge, Harvard

- ----Univ:ers~ty, -Press, 1951. 711-14.38 p. E757.R79S8, v.'4

~nauguration: ,p_~ 1131-1133.

Sou-venir pro€:,Tanur.e of the inaugural of Theodore Roosevelt, t1arch 4, 1905. [Hashington, 1905':] (41] p. illus. fl99.Vl3137

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Thaw, Alexancer B. An inaugural ode. Nelson, N. H., Honadnock Press, 1905. 20 p.

PS3539.HlSIS 1905

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tion of-~he b"~~sider1f-and Vice- ident of the United ::-tat.·:;s. Cere::;onies nt the ra tion

, al Capitol, Parch fouY'th) r.ineteen hundred and five. (:-lashinet.on, Govt. Prir.t. CfL, 1905] 8 p. Hlus. m-.1p

In Theodore Roosevelt folr!.er.

101----00-8 J rlashington, D.C. Inaugural Committee,- 1905. Final

report of the chairman of the Inaueural Committee and of the chainnen of the several sub-commi ttees in connection wi t.~ the inaugural cerer..onies of Harch 4, 1905. Washington, lv. F. Roberts Co. (1905 J 119 p.

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°UO 9Bi .; Washington, D. C. Inaugural CornIili ttee, 1905. The

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gural parade of Harch 4, 1905. Headquarters civic grand division. General order no. 2, 'tlashington, Uarch 2, 1905. [1\ashington, 1905J 2 1. MiU-C

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guration of Tneodore Roosevelt as President of the United States, Harch 4, 1905; membership and du tie s of cornmi ttees in charge of inaueural ceremonies. Washington, Headquarters of t~e Inaugural Commi ttee [1905] 48 p.

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157 William HO','tard Taft

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Barb--3e, David R. Blizzard spoiled Taft inau[uration; aHful t...eather caused oa t!1 to be administered in Senate chamber. In The iJashineton Post. Inaugural edi tion;-Saturday, Harch 4, 1933. Hashington, 1933. p', 18. E806. ~!28

J Chapple, Joseph Hitchell. Affairs at ~'!ashington. National magazine, v. 30, Apr. 1909: 1-4. lllus. AP2.N34, v. 30

Page numbering is irregular;, there are ,actually 9 p. of text and illus.

'Cobb, Irvin S. The hotel clerk expa,'jds on the inauguration. Sund~ star (Washington), Feb. 28 J 1909, pt. h: ,. illus. Newsp

.-q/7~ Humors of inauguration. 'Hashington pos t, Har. 7,

1909, magazine section: 10. illus. N7Y~sP

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:0 J"~ ~-s1-5 , ~ '. ,Iraugural ad0xess. Congressional record, 61s t

Congress, special session of the Senate, v. 44, f':ar. 4, 1909: 2-5. Jll.ES, v. 44

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~,' CfJ?' ,91-& JTne inauguration] Current li~rature, v. 46,

Apr. 1909: 347-349. lllus. AP2.C9', v. 46 lllus. on p. 350-356.

au tlook, v. 91; r·~ar. 13, 1909: , AP2.08, v. 91

.,';ClJJ,i :s-r~ , . .~. ['The inaugura tionJ OutlOOK J v. 91 j i,tar. 13,1909:

, 580-583. AP2 . 08, v. 91

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9~1-- The iriaugur'ation of }>resident Taft. Harper '5 l ..:eekly, v. 53, Ear. 13, 1909: 4. illt:.:s.

AP2.H32, v. 53 Illus. on p. 3, 8, 9, 18-19; cartoons or:.

p. 32. A note on the ball appears 0:1 p. 56.

q);'j -s2{l " Inauguration of President Taft. Independent,

v. 66, Har. 11, 1909: 503-504. illus. 'AP2.I53, v. 66

lllus. on p. 505.

9J-~s-rt ~ " (Invitation to] the cerer:;onies attending the inau

guration of the Fresident of t.~e United States, Harch fourth, nineteen hUD:-lred and nine. [ldashington, 1909J foldr:r. m~'F

Text ("In p. [1]. ,!",rQ ports. laid in. '1\;0 copies if; Taft folde!'.

'1l(-sn 'lhe last "stir" of the Roos8vel t arlr1inistration:

Mr. Taft inaugurated in a blizzard at 1·Jashington. Illustrated London ne~'!s, v. 134, Y~r. 20, 1909: 428. illus. AP4.I3, v. 150

See also caption to portrait in issue of Mar:6'; 1909, p. 333.

a 9-2-3- .. , I u:. . .'vLeonard, ,villia'11 Elle ry. Inauguration ode, Harch

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4, 1909. La Follette's \~eekly magazine, v. ,1, Har. 6, 1909: 9. AP2.L28, v. 1

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Lewis, Judd M. The inauguration. Collier's, v. 42, Har. 6, 1909: 20. AP2.C.65, v.42,

Poem. , .:",

; ," .:1t:f ~-5 , , • McHale J Francis. Inauguration as President. In

his President and Chief Jus tiee; the life and pm lie services of Hillia:n ~o':vard Taft. Philadelphia, Dorrance [c1931] p. 157-16) .

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J Pringle, n-:::nrJ F. Tne life and ti;~.~--, of 'iilliarn HOl:ard 'I'aft) a biograpny. iir:-..,::: ork, Farrar &

.... Rinehart l c19J9 J 2 v. (1106.;,;.) facsi.'T!s., pla tes, ports. E762. F75

.. ··Inauguration: v'. 1, p. 393-398. \{ilson I s firs t inaugUl'atio~1 : v. 2,

p. 854-855.

)10 9-Z-1 J Ross, Ishbe1. An .AI'T!erican family; the Tafts, 1678

to 1964. Cleveland, \\Jorld Pub. CO. [1964J 468 p. illus. E762.R6

Inauguration and inaugural ball: p. 209-212.

I Taft, Helen (:rerron). Recollections of full years; 1·rnat it is like to enter the ':.hite House as First Lady of 1A~e land. Delineator, v. 84, '"May 1914: 5-6, 66- 68. illus.

'IT500. D3, v. 84 Also published her Recollections of

Full Years (KeH York, Dodd, ,..r"'ad 1

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~U.S. President, 1909-1913 (Taft) Inaugural address of .;-residen t 'faft, If.arch iI, 1909. '~~ashington, Govt. Print.' Off., 1909. 15 p.

J82.Dll {'1ch. 4

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U.S. Preside::1t, 1909-1913 Craft) Inaugural address of Presir.8!1t Taft, ilar-ch 4, 1909. "lashington, Govt. Print. Off." 1909. 68 p.

J82.Dll Harch 4a Rare Bk. CoIl.

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,J. Ste1h1agen, chairmC'..rl of the committee in charge of the inaugura tioD of ~'lil1iam HOHard Taft as President of the United states and JBflles Schoolcraft Sherman as' Vice-Fresident of the United States a t ~vashine;ton, D.C., March 4, 1909. LHashing ton, Fress of T:J. F. Roberts Co., 1909':] 189 p. illus.

JK538 1909. ~iJ , ,

~;. 131 9-3~ ~Washington, D.C. Iraugural CO~flittee, 1909. Inau

guration ce:remonies, !~arch 4, 190~Inaugur. a1 souvenir, 1909. [~'lashin[ton, Fress of \'T. F. Roberts Co., c1909J [12] p. plates, por ts • E761. ~.!)

Twocop~e s also in m'l?, Taft folder.

'Washington, D.C. InauE;ural ConuYlittee, 1909~' Inauguration of :lil1iam Ho.·rard Taft, as President

,of the United States, and JaIleS Schoolcra,ft Sherman, as Vice-President of the United States, t1arch 4, 1909, ~·!asrJ..ngton, D. C. :

'membership and duties of comJnittees. r'Hashington, Press of ~1. F. Roberts Co., 1909J ' , 59 p. ' n99~ 't

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1LI'V '-I V ..I -J ~;a tkins, Jo!1n E. Uniq1,;..::! features of inaueuration

of ldillian:. :1. Taft.. .Sundoy star (vbshingtonL Feb. 21, 1909; pt. 4: 5. i11u3. !~e1·jSp

q~~~}Je ir, Hugh C. Inaugura ting a Presiden t in a

blizzard. Hor1d tqday, v. 16, Jipr. 1909: 359-362. illus. AP2.HJ..J., v. 16

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. A]ams, Franklin P. An ode in time of inaugura1 tion. Collier IS, v. 50, Mar. 8, 1913: 23-24. ! AP2.C65, v. 50

["or, Ray Starmard. ·,{oodro" j"iilson; life and letters. Garcen City; N.Y., Doubleday, Fare, 1927-39. 8 v. facsi:ns., p1n.tes, ports.

E767. Bl6 First inau~!ration: v. 4, p. 1-11. Cecond inaut'"':u.ra tion: v. 6, p. 482-481.

91,t-3 .I~.::I 'k_ r· "d 1- 'r"l" 1'" ...,ruCe, lJan t. i,~ son ~naugura mos u Sp3C uac-

I ular; Princeton and South joined in jcyot:.S ! \velco:n.e to Jers8Y Governor ~ In Tne ~':ashing-

ton pas t. _In:~g'J.:al e di tioD, 53. turda::, !'kl.!~ch 4, 1933. \·.asn!Ilg~on, 1933. p.2 . ..t.806.ii28I

~l~Jf ~ \the cerer.onies. CutlooK) v. 103, t·far. 15, '1913 : \ ': \ 553-554. AP2.08, v. 103 , .

94-5 : v Ceremonies incident k; t.'l2 inaugu:-a tion of \'!oodroH

11ilson as Pres ident and ':.t1or.w.s :t. Harsha11 as Vice -President 0 f the Uni b3d ::tates. ,:ash.. ttl [T.' h' t S t'~nr on a a e p..nce. :'as _lug ~on, ,0U,,:1ern Raihlay, 19l3?] 40 p. illus. (part col.), map, ports. :C1'1'P

In ~~ilson 1913 folder.

848 "'Chapp1e, Joseph rfi tche11. Tne inauguration of

Preside !1t i·/ilson. i·ratio;lal r.12,gazim, v, 38) Apr. 1913: 17-28. illus. AP2.iI34, v. 38

Additior,a1 COlT'l.:T;::?nts by Chapple on the inauguration 'appear on p. 1-3.

'Considine, Robert E. Cn the line: t:1e aver.ue sanded. for horses durin€" t;.-,e :Iilson inau["uratior:.. Times-herald (,:·I?.shineto:-.)) Jan. 19, 1949: 15. :t\e1-!sp

Includes recollections' of SO~'le o":.her inaut;ura tions.

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~Eaton, \'jilliam D.;, and He.:r'T'! C. "Head. Hoodrow \

1~7:::zrJiJ V'Mason, Hal t. In'auguration day. Collier's, v. 50,

Mar. 8, 1913: 24. AP2.C65, v. 50 ~.. . Poem.

The N.!I.tion greets the ne,] administration. Leslie's illustrated "eakly nevJsparer, v. 116, Mar. 13, 1913: 268-269. illus.

AP2.L52, v. 116 Il1us. and captions only; no other text.

s-s-s ./Ruhl, Arthur. At the inauguration. Collier's,

v. 51, l1ar. 22, 1913: 15, 29-30. illus .. AP2.C65, v. 51

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./SIJ'I.ith, Gene. ~ilen the cheering stopped; the last years of :'.[00drO',i °l"/Uson. ~H th an introd. by Allan Nevins. rre~v York, ':i. Horro." 1964. 307 p. illus., ports. E767.S65

,vilson's firs t inaug.lra tion: p. 4-5. Harding's inauguration: p. 183-186.

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Special missions wale o.;-ne President tiilson. In Pan American Union. Bulletin, v. 36, Mar.

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F1403.B955, v. 36

'" Tumul ty, Joseph P. \'!oodrm,,' dilson as I kn011 him•. Garden City, N.Y., Doubl'eday, Page, 1921. 553 p. facsL~s., ports. E767.T9

First inauguration: p. 139-143. Harding's inauguration: p. 506-511.

. "'U.S. Conrress. Joint Cc:r.'TIittee of .~rrC1nfer.1e:1ts for the Il'.au~uration, 191'3. Program of tte-cere: monies at-;:,endingt:heinaugura tion of t'1.e Fresident and Vice President of the United States a t the NationFll Capitol, !1arc!1. fourt.'1., nir.eteen hundred thirteen. ['·jas!1.ington, 1911 ] [ 8] 1. "D'tlP

In Hilson 1913 folder.

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, U. S. President, 1911-1921 (:.';ilson) Inaucura1 address - of President ;;Uson, c.elivereda t the Capitol, !·:arch u, 1913. [reI" York] Priv. print. [Scribner Press] 1913. 10 p.

J82.D21. Mch 4a

J ' . . U.S. President, 1913-192l (1:!ilson) Inaugural ad

. dress of Prasic.ent .Iilson, delivered at the Capitol, March 4, 1913. ~'lashington [Govt. Print. Off.] 1913. 8 p. J82 . D21 Nch 4

''1G rss-5' .. /U.S. President, 1913-1921 O-lilson) InauEural ad

dresses of fresi:i.ent ~';oOCJ'O,\-1 i,[ilson and Vice President Thomas R. i·~arshal1, delivered 00fore tho Senate of the United States ?;arch 4, 1913. Hashington, Govt. Frint. Off., 1913. 9 p. ([U.s.] 63d Congress, special session. Senate docu:rnent 3) J82.D21 Nch 4d

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[Vie'l-IS of the inauguration] National mont.'lly, V.' 4, Apr. 1913: 261, 268-269. illus.

AP2..K348, v. 4 . ----:Brief-captior:s-OIilyj n'-6-text. Another i11us. on c Oi:"9r.

'. If Walworth, Arthur C•. \-!oodrO'.,· ~·;ilson. 2d ed., . rev. -'~-,-----Bostcn,rIoughton Hifflin Co., 1965. xiv,

. 436, 439 9. port. E767. \'04 1965 First inauguration: pt. 1, p. 262-266.

-- Second inaueaya tion: pt~ 2,' p. 91-92. Hardinf's inauguration: pt. 2, p. 4o~:-

409 •

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'. .' . : ~)1ashineton, D. C. Inaugural Committee, 1913. Final',. reports of chairmE.n of cOIlunitteest;():'lilliam Corcoran Eustis, chairman of the com~ittee in char[e of the inauguration of h'oodro'tl Hilson

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(Washington, D.C. Inaug'..rral Cormnitte8, 1913. Of

ficial f..Toe-ram, .inEn:gura tion cer'emonies, Harch fourth, 1913. [-";as:1ington, Printed by Judd & I:et",ei1erJ c1913. [27J p .

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inaugu:'ation. Outlook, v. 115, r';ar. 14, 1917: 4u8. AP2.0S, v. 115

I.augura of the President of trie Uni ted states. ConrresfOioDal record, 65th Con(p.'8ss, special s'3ssion of 't£19 Senate, v. 55, 1:a::-. 5, 1917: Jll.R5, v. 55

, r I ~Invitation to] t.~e inaugura tioD of the President ! of the United States, f·!arch fifth, nir:eteen

nundred and se'J'enteen. ['J'TashinEton, 1917] folder. ntVI'

Text on p. IIJ. TvlO ports. laid in. , c

In '-IBson 1917 folder.\ ", \

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> [i~~' Artcur S. 'IEson. [v. 5J C,mpaigns for l, progressivis!1'l ano ~eace, 1916-1917. Prince: ton, N.J., Princeton lJniversit;r Press, 1956. ; 464 p. ill'J.s. E767.L65, V. 5 ! Second inauguration: p. 367-3e-9.

President tiilson' s ina'.J.cural [text] Indeper.den t, v. 89, Nar. 12 J 1917: 432. AP2.153, v. 89

Several illus. aP.F€ar in the issue of Mar. 19, p. L~91.

[Presiden t ':lilson's ir.augura:'ionJ Illustrated London neHs, v. 150, Apr. 14, 1917: 425. illus. AP4.I), v. 150

/6i! ., u.s. Conc-ress. Joint Co:nlr.i7.tee on Arranr:ements for

'- ------------------ the Inauguratio:-i~ 1917. i-rog",arr: of the ceremonies at-tendir:£;' the-inauguration of t~e Presiden t and Vice President of the United States at the Eational Capitol, Yareh fifth, nineteen hundred and seventeen. [-,iashington, 1917] [11] 1. mlP

'two copies. in ~'iilson 1917 folder. -.-

~ U. S. President, 1913-1921 (Ililson) Inaug'J.ral address of .President ~iOOdrOH Ai1son. Address of the Presieent of the United States, deliv. ered at the inaugural eXercises held on Narch 5, 1917. \'iashington, Govt. Print. Off., . 1917. 6 p. ([u.s.] 65th Congress, special session. Senate document 2) J82.D25 Har. 5

Irlashington, D.C. Inaugural Corn..mittee, 1917. The official souvenir program, second inauguration, ~;ocdrO'.v ~,{ilson, Fresident, Taomas 2. • .rr~shaJ1, Vice President, of the Uni States, the fifth of Harcn, nineteen-seventeen. [,·.(ashington, Tho!"'.ser.-Bryan-Ellis Co., 1917J [32] p. illus., ports. TILC

-'two copies also in D'.•?, in Hilsoh 1917 folder.

'" Washington, D.C. Inaugural Co~~ittee, 1917. Sec.ond inauguration of 1ioodrow "iilsonas President of the United States and Thomas Riley Marshall as Vice President of the United States. Harch 5, 1917. Tdashington, Govt. Print. Off., 1918. 167 p. illus. ([U.S.] 65th Congress, Is t session. Sef'..a te docurrent 116) F199. \'131 1917

"Wilson, Emth (Bolling) Gal t. r-tr memoir. Indianapolis, Bobbs-~!errill Co. [c1939] 38e; p. facsims., plates, ports. E767.3.\-J55

Second inauguration: p. 130. Harding's inauguration: p. 317-319.

Wilson again our President. Leslie'S illustrated ~~ekly newspaper, v. 124, rtrr. 15, 1917: 294. il1us. : AF2.L52, v. 124 .

"0;1.,. OX" o. lrelL O:X116 /'/~ c;.tc /

"AdaIns, Samt:.el H. Incredible era; the life and tirr;8s of darren G2I:ialiel tict.:'cing. Boston, Houghton rifflin Co., 1939. 456 p. pIa tes, p.prts. E786.A34

Inauguration: p. 209-211 .

.Anlplifier for nardinr's address has successful try-out at plaza. Sunday star (~'iashington), Feb. 27, 1921, pt. 1: 14. Newsp

~ &1 -S-8-!t Back to Jefferson. Independent, v. 105, Jan. 22,

1921: 91. AP2.I53, v. 105

/ '/Baldt-rin, Elbert F. Exit Hilscn; enter :rardinf.

Outlook, v. 127, Hal' • .16, 1921: 414-415. il 1us. AP2.08, v. 127

Other illus. on p. 413.

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Chapple, Joseph r·atchell. A sinple inauc;uration ceremony as Harding wished. In his Life and times of ~'larren G. HardinE, our after-~"ar President. Eoston, Chapple Pub. Co., 1924. p. 159-lm. illus. E786.C45

j,./ .IDu Puy, Hilliam A. ~'lhen Ha:::-cing told Hilson the

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parallels in two Presidents' careers. Liter- . ar,y digest, v. 122, Dec. 12, 1936: 14-15. . il1us. AP2 .L58, v. 122

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fl~ 1123' l-tajor netvlorks arranga record inaugural pickups.

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19/ . !\lY Third term beeins. Time,' v. 37, Jan. 27, 19h1:

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Describes gowns to be worn by lI.rs. Truman an:! Margaret Truman at inaugural functions •

1'1 b.O 1.1-5-5' Hail to the Chief. Democratic digest, v. 26,

Feb./Mar. 1949: 3-4. JK2311.D35, v. 26 I11us. on p. 12-13.

lIb I 115-0 . Happy days are here 2b'ain! COli'~':1.omJeal, v. 49,

Dec. 24, 1948: 268. AP2.C6897, v. 49 Plans for celebrating President Tru"lan's

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Reporting the inauguration.

Inaugural tests TV; coverag>9 success despite technical problems. Broadcasting,telecasting, v. )6, Jan. 24, 1949: 6). TK6540.B85, v. 36

I The inauguration. American ~derationist, v. 56,

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Ii bib 11-01 Inauguration by video. Newsweek, v. 33, Jan. 31,

1949: 49. AP2.N6772, v. 33

1161 11-&-2 -Inauguration: coverage plans final; music

cleared. Broadcasting, telecasting, v. 36, Jan. 17, 1949: 24. plan. TK6540.B85, v. 36

Illauguration nel;,'sree1; history through photographs. U. S. rews & world report, v. 26, Jan. 28, 1949: 16-17. i11us. JKl.u65, v. 26

Inauguration of the ?resident and Vice Fresident of the Uni ted States. Congressional record,' 81st Congress, 1st session, v. 95, Jan. 20, 1949: 476-479. J1l.R5, v. 95

1170 11-&5 [Invitation to) the inau~uration of the Fresiden~

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Jan. 31, 1949: 15-18. illus. AP2.N6772, v. 33

V!-Iuseul'ns and the Trw>1a'1 inauguration. !'Iuseum. news (Washineton, D.C.), v. 26, Feb. 15,1949: 1.

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Truman is inaugurate d. Life, v. 26, Jan. 31, 1949: 15-25. illus . AP2.L547, v. 26

.J U. S. Confress. J oint COrl.":1i t tee on F.:::-ranger,ents for the Inaupura tion, 1S'49. Frograr:1 of t.1.e ceremonies attending the inau~.lration of the ·President and vic,e Fresi:::ent of the United States at the National Ca9ital, January ti-lSntieth, nineteen hundred forty-nine. Hash:'ngton, U.S. Govt.Frint. Off., 1949. (8) 1.

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Force register, v. 70, Jan. 22, 1949: 15. Ul.AB, v. 70

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pointing archivist to Inaugural Co~~ittee and prescribing his duties. ['iTashingtonJ 194f>' 1 1. (Its :1:i.Jneo, no. 17) mTP

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E835.E33 First inauguration: p. 100-103.

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v. 61, Jan. 26, 1953: 17-18. i11us. AF2. T37, v. 61

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Great day. Time, v. 61, Feb. 2, 1953: 12-13. i1Ius. AP2 •T3 7, v. 61

"Hughes, E~et J. The ordeal of pOYler; a political 'memoir of the ye ars. Ne't·, York,

Atheneu'!l, 1963. 372 p. E835.H8 ' 1963 First inauguration: p. 55-56. Second inauguration: p. 230-234.

Inaugural bio at last loses sorrow sign. tvashington pos t, Jan. 18, 1953: 15H. i11us. Newsp

Officia1'1nvitation is redesigned.

The inaugural: biggest and best. Newsweek, v. 41, Jan. 12, 1953: 18. illu~.

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Inaugural lwnber for souvenirs. Evening star (Washington), Feb. 4, 1953: A-15. illus .

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Illus. on p. 116.

11--11 1-2&8 Inaugural VS. coronation: denocracy is cheaper.

Kew York times, Oct. 16, 1952: 22. Nei-:sp A co~parison of the prices fo~ seats to

vie't-T the proces~ioI"'.S. .

Inauguration. TL~e, v. 61, Jan. 12, 1953: 17-18. illus. AP2.T37, v. 61

Report on preparationa for Eise nhmver IS ir~uguration includes brief review of so~e notable past inaugurations.

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1953: 88. Tl'500~ V7, v. 121

'!he inauguration of President Eiserhower. Illustrated London news, v. 222, Jan. 31, 1953: 154-155. illus. AP4.I), v. 222

Inauguration of President of t.'le United States and Vice President. Congressior21 record; B3d Congress, 1st session, v. 99, Jan. 20, 1953: 450-452. ~1.R5, v. 99

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InaUEU!'ation of t.~e Fresic.ent anr ; ,ice Fresident of the United States of Ar:!ericct, ~:Tashington, D.C., January 20, 3. [Tid:::;t to.par~de stand. 1.iashington, 1953J 1 p. mliP

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It couldn' t have happened anyplace else 1,n the world. Life, v. 34, Feb. 2, 1953: 14-22. i11us. AP2.L547, v. 34

Color photograph of inauguration scene appears on cover of this issue.

\1-1/. 12T3 i MacArthur, Harry. Il"I.2.uguration believed viewed

by 70 million on TV screens. Evening star (Washington), Jan. 21, 1953: A-12. Newsp

c, 1~1_ " jU.I'VI 1 r.I "t Mr. SiX sees an inauguration. Business w~ek, Jan.

3i, 1953: 30-32. il1us. HF5001.B89, 1953

\lIv f).-12:1-& Nation off to a fresh start as Eiserhorler takes

the helm. Newsweek, v. 41, Jan. 26, 1953: 25-27. i11us. AP2.N6772, v. 41

11-7-1 {-218 VPattee, Dorothea. Inaugural simple or gala? Tb~

decision is up to Ike. Washington post, Nov. 9, 1952: IS. illus. Newsp

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Photo report: inauguration, U.S. style. U.S. news &world report, v. 34, Jan. 30, 1953: 29-32. illus. JKl.U65, v. 26

Text of inaugural address appears on p. 98-99.

"Pusey, 1~er10 J. Eisemo'"er, the President. NevI York, !-!acmil1an, 195c.. 300 J? E835.P8

Eisenhm·Ter's inaugU!'a1 prayer: p. 105107.

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Radio, TV to shoot the 'I.'Orks in covering inauguration. Eroadcasting, telec.o.sting, v. 41., Jan. 19, 1953: 37, 40. illus. TK6540.B85, v. 44

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elects a hornburr. NevI York times, Jan. 15, 1953: 20. iUllS. NeHsp .

" Rovere, Richard H. Le tter from \~ashington. New Yorker, v. 28, Jan. 31, 1953: 55-60.

AP2.N6763, v. 28 Reprinted as chapter 9, "Inauguration, If

in his The Eisenhoi-ier Years: Affairs of State (New York, Farrar, Straus and Cudahy ~] E835.R6), p. 74-80 ..

v Se1des, Gilbert. Notes on an event. Saturday review, v. 36, Feb. 7, 1953: 28.

Z1219.S25, v.36 About tele vision coverage.

"Snyder, Harty. r1y friend Ike, by Narty Sr:vder, \0;1 th Glenn D. J Ki ttler. NeH YOl"k, F. Fell, 1956. 237 p. illus. E836.S58

First inauguration: p. 195-197.

t~f-1 122-4.; Stein, Sonia. 75 million TV' viewers may see ir..au

gural. i-lashington post, Jan. 18, 1953: lL. / N~wsp....

1'1..451'-30 LL~ JTruma"l, Harry S., Pres. U.S. The day Ike snubbed

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address delivered at the Capitol, \';ashington, D.C., January 29, 19.53. ~'JashinEton, U.S. Govt. Print. Off., 1953. 5 p. ((u.s.J 83d Congress, 1s t session. Senate cbcument no. 9) J82.D81 Jan. 20

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J •. J J Unna, Warren. Elephants, mUS1Clans, medals and

.JBible ride inaugural merry-go-round. ~'lashington post, Dec. 19, 1952: 29. ports.

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IUnna, 'Harren. J. 'simple' inaugural-no firecrackers. "Iashington post, Jan. 20, 1953, special inaugural section: 15. Nevlsp

11, jt{ 1-2-2-9' Waiting for inauguration day_ Business week, Jan.

17, 1953: 28-29. illus. HF$OOl.E89, 1953

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~Washineton, D.C. Inaugural Cc~~ttee, 1953. Off1cial progra~ of the inau~~ral ceremonies inducting into office Dwight '). Eisen1..m'ier, Fresiden:' of the United States [and] Richard !-r. Nixon, Vice President of the United States, Januar'J 20, 1951. p iashine;tc:1, 1951J 48 p. HhlS. F199. l,v31 1953

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and smile. Look, v. 17, Jan. 13, 1953: 76. AP2.L19, . v. 17

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1~l tion week, v. 58, Feb. 2, 1953: 102. . TL501.A8, v. 58

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Second inauguration: p. 103. Excerpt from address: p. 101.

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illus. t':misp ShoHS pY-ivate oath-taking cere;r:or.J held

on Jan. 20, 1957.

v Flees'on, Doris. The President's sir:;;)aring-in: dim view taken of plan to keep~2unday oath-taking private. Evening st.-1.r (;·Jashir.gton), Ja.n. 17, lqr::,7~ A_CJ h~c ,~rC"'/"'1

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'" Lawrence, David. Inauguration a s:rmbol of equality; bi-racial and multi-religious roles in services seen as sirnal to world. Evenine star (Hashington), Jan. 23,1957: A-2L

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1258 Let joy be unconfined. Reporter, v. 16, Jan. 24,

1957: 2, 4. D839.R385, v. 16 Preparine for the inauguration.

I Lewir.e, Frances. Inaueuration costs $1 million; a mere 35 ,{ords makes it legal. illashfneton post, Jan. 21, 1957: C-15. Nei'Isp

, McLendon, :iinzola. Service splenc:or for the 'big /parade. I Diplomat, v. 8, Jan. 1957: 39, 65. ports. ft22.D575, v. 8

Networks firm datai1s of inaugural coverage. Broadcasting, telecasting, v. 52, Jan. 21, 1957: 88. TK6540.Ea5, v. 52

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1280 President Eiseru10wer's second term: ip~uguration

ceremonies. Illustrated london ne"IS, v. 2,0) . Feb. 2, 1957: 187. i11us. AP4.I), v. 230

1-2-6-1 Presidential oath videotaped. Broadcasting, tele

casting, v. 52, Jan. 28, 1957: 68; i11us. TK6540.OO5, v. 52

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Jan. 1957: 36-37. AP2. D575" v. 6

Second inaugural. "fuyond our o'l-m frontiers." . Time, v. 69, Jan. 28, 1957: 17-18. illus.

AP2. T37, v. 69 Includes excerpts from the inaugural ad

dress.

A solemn inaugural and a gay celebration. Life, v. 42, Feb. 4, 1957: 24-33. illus.

AP2.L547, v. 42.

The sun ccmes out. Nelv republiC, v. 136, Feb. 4, 1957: 2. AP2.N624, v. 136

U.S. President, 1953-19(1 (Eiser:..."lO,,:er) Inaugural address delivered at the Capitol, ~'fashington, D.C., January 21, 1957. Hashineton, U. S. Govt.Print. Cff., 1957. 4 p. ([U.S.] 85th Congress, 1st session. Sefl.ate docw,ient no. 15) J82.D85 Jan. 21

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, fiashineton, DoC 0 Inaugural COmmittee, 19570 Cfficial program, 43rd ina'.lguration, 1957; inducting into office, v.rJ'ight D. Eisenhm,-er, President of the United States (and] Richard Mo Nixon, Vice President of the United States. n'lashington, 1957J 48 p. illus.

F199. H31 1957 T

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Beerless i~auGuration. Ar..erica, v. 104, Jan. 211, -- 1961: 554. ax:801. AS, v. 104 Refers to sponsorship of te1e\Qsion broadcas ts .

"Byron, George H. Telephone men and women afain meet inaugural corruTlunicatiors challenge. Transmitter, v. 49, Jan./Feb. 1961: 2-4. i11us. TIeL T7, v. 49

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"Childs, :'1arquis ~,i. Unique aspec ts of the inaugural. Washington post, Jan. 20, 1961: A-20.

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1~3 '!he 44th inaugural. The t second faintly. I News

week, v. 57, Jan. )0, 1961: 18-19. i11us. AP2.~N677?, v. 57

VFrost, Robert. Dedication [and] The gift outrigh t [by Robert Fros t] The inaugural address [of John Fitzgerald Ken.'1edy] '/,[ashington, D.C., JanuaI"'J the t ..;entiet.~, 1961. [New York, Printed for friends of the Spiral' . Press, 1961] [19] 1. il1us.

PS3511.R94L4 Rare ~~. Call. "Edition •.. of fi va hundred copies ••.

This copy is number 291.,t The poeIns ",'Bre "presented as part of the

inaufura1 ceremonies, January the tKentieth, 19(,1."

Inaugural: a big job in a short tilre. Democratic digest, v. 8, Jan./Feb. 1961: 48-49. port.

JK2)11.D34, v. 8

The inauguration: 1961. COrnr."LomleaI, v. 73, Fe b. ), 1961: 471-472. AP2.C6897, v. 71

nSV 18 / Inaugura tion of the President of the United States

and Vice P.resident. Congressional record, 87th Congress, 1st session, v. 107, Jan. 20: 1961: 1010-1013. Jll.Ft5, v. 107

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[Invi tation] to attend and participate in the inauguration of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. I [Washington, 1961] 1 p. ~~

In Kenneqy inauguration scrapbook.

"'Johnson, Haynes. Here's ho'irV Kennedy- l.;rote Oi-ill sreech. Evening star (i'·lashir,gton) J Jan. 22, 1961: A-l, A-6. Nev-lsp

I'v~ \-1, ""' FHJ . ll.. Kennedy crel.;to ride PT boat at inaugural. I'lash

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Lasky, Victor. J. F. K.: the man and the myth. New York, Eacmillan [19(,3} 653 p. E842. L 3

Inauguration: 19-23 •

., 1e1.o:is, Antilo!1Y. Presidential diar'.!: Kennedy's day is long, e~~ilerating and occasionally tedious. He',.; York times, Jan. 21, 1961: 11. illus. Ne,,;sp

Iv~~ 12-8-3"'Life (Chicago) Inaugural spectacle, by the edi

tOrs' of Life. Souvenir ed. [New York? C1961] [67] p. illus. 12OO.L5

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. .I1incoln, Evelyn. Yif tl'lelve years \-lith John F. Kennedy. NetV' York, D. ?';ci(ay Co. [1965] 371 p. E842.L54

I~Auguration: p. 223-227.

~ Lowe, Jacques. The inauguration, 19r;1. In his . Portrai t~ the err:err-ence of John F. Kenned,..-.

Nev-T York, r1cGra~r-Hiil [1961] p. 19

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'l1cGrori, !1ary. Flying start and notaCi1e agility_ America, v. 104, Feb. h, 1961: 585.

R/ .. Markmann, Charles L., and Eark SherHin. T.'1.e inau

gl,lration. In their-John F. Kenredy: a sense of purpose. --NeW York, St. !-:artin's

"Press (1961] p. ~2-89. E841.M3

". ZV'eyers, Joan S.) ed. John Fitzgerald Kennedy; as Vole remember him. Edited and produced under the direction of Goddard'Lieberson. Editor, Joan Heyers; art direc tor, Ira ;'Teichberg. New York, Athenelli~, 1965. il1us., facsims., group ports. (A Columbia records legacy collection book) E842.i'46

Inauguration: p. 107-(l13J.

New era-photo report. John F. KerJ.o'1edy, President of the Uni ted States. U.S. ne1;'S & world report, v. SO, Jan. 30, 1961: 32-36. il1us.

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A ne.v hand, a ne~..r voice, a ne,.; verve. Life, v. SO, Jan. 27, 1961: 16-30. i11us.

AP2.L547, v. SO Color photograph of President's drh-e to

rfuite House after inauguration ap~ears on cover of this is;;;ue.

VNew York tirres. The Kennedy years ....... Text prepared under the direction of Harold Fater with contributions bJ~JohnjCorry [and othersj ,I7trod. by Torn.1icker. Photos. by Jacques Le'_re and others. Contributing photographer: Georee"Ta.rnes. NeH York, iJikinf. Press (191S4] 327 p. il1us. (part col.), ports. (part col.) E842.N45

Inauguration: p. 149-(172J.

Robert Frost adds poet's touch. r~e .... York times, Jan. 21, 1961: 9. i11us. Nev!sp

Oives text of f!?reface II and !'The Gli t Outright. !!

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Ee41. S3 Inaugura tion: p. (1J -5, It-LI-165, 711

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"\ie shall pay any price. ,! The 35th. Time, v. 77, Jan. 27, 1961: 7-12. illus. Px2.T37, v. 77

Box on p. 8 contains excerpts from t.~e inaugural address.

v ~est, Dick. Frost ~Tote inaueuration poetry fast.

Washington post, Jan. 27, 1961: A-6. Newsp

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'/Wolfarth, .ronald L. John F. Kemectr in the tradition of inaugural speeches. Guarterly journal of speech, v. 47, Apr. 1961: 124-132. tables. PN4071.Q3, v. 47

First table, on p. 125, shol,oJ"s nll."'lloor of words and sentences in inaugural addresses.

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'" Amrine, !,1ichae1. This aHesome challenge, the hundred davs of Lvndon Johnson. lJe\v York, Putna.m [19lsu] 2c"3 p. E8u6. A6

Inauguration: p. 23-25.

"Blumenthal, Fred. 'Ihis week's inauguration recalls JO seconds of histor.]". farace) Jan. 17, 1965: 10. illus . AP2. P263, 1965

About the s.-!earing in of Pre.siden t Johnson on Nov. 22, 1963.

The day Kenn.edy died. Nei1SlJSekJ v. 62, Dec. 2, 1963: 20-26. illus. AP2.N6772, v. 62

Includes an aCCo1mt of t.l-J.e s,...earing in (p. 2u-25) and a photogra.ph of the ceremony (p. 22).

The full record. T:ir:e, v. 89, Feb. 2u, 1967= 1921. HIus . AP2.T37, v .. 89

A series of photoE:rapns taken 'tihen President Johr:so:1 ~·;as st,;orn in on EoV'. 22, 19h3.

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"I ask your help-and God's." Life, v. 55, Nov. 29, 1963: 30-31. illus. AP2.L547, v. 55

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1FT. Johnson is s'\vorn in as the 36th ;:; ident. Illus tra ted London r.e....ls, v. 2~J. ': ov. 30, 1963: 890. i111.:.s. ';;':L.I3, v. 243

A ne~.; President is s'.vorn in at a tiJ''1e of stress and tragedy, by a wo~an, Judge Sarah Hughes. Congressional record, 88th Congress, 1st session, v. 109, ~ec. 4, 1963: 21212-21213.

Jll. R5, v. 109 [(eprints article by Juie;e Hughes t·:hich

orieinally appeared in the Texas Observer of Nov. 29, 19~3 . . .. _' ; f . ,,,'Vt

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J New York times. The road to the 'VIhite House; the story of the 1964 elec tion, by the staff of the NeH York times. Edited by Harold"'Fa'oer. New York, I1cGra....i-Hill [1965] xvi, 305 p. il1us., ports. E850. N42 .

Johnson's firs t inauguration: p. 1-2. Second inauguration:p. 287-294.

'!he tral'lsfer of porler. TiRe, v. 82, Nov. 29, 1963: 25-26. illus. AP2.T37, v. 82

j 'rlise, tan, and i{arietta (?,1orris) Haxfield. The

day KeMedy died. San Ar.tonio, Uaylor Co. [1964] 137 p. E842.9. ~.:.5

Suearine in of President Johnson: p. 127-130.

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'!he cover.ant. The inauguratior.. Time, v. 85, Jan. 29, 1965: 9-19A. illus. (part col.)

AP2.T37, v. 85

Eastern to sponsor inauguration on NOC. Sponsor, v. 18, Aug. 24, 1964: 19. RF6146.R)S6, v. 18 · ,

./ Eller, J. N. It Has a i-rarm day in "!t!ashington. A~erica, v. 112, Feb. 6, 1965: 185.

&801. A5 J v. 112

Floats prepared for inauguration. New York times J Jan. 17, 1965: 58. Ne~-1sp

For LBJ--a Texas-size inaugural. Newsweek, v. 65, Jan. 25, 1965: 21-22. illus.

AP2.N6772, v. 65

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For the inauguration: mufti for President, quilts tor newsmen. Editor & publisher, v. 97, Dec. 26, 1964: 11. PN4700.E4, v. 98

./ FriedmC'll, Rick. Weather, security inauguration worries. Editor & publisher, v. 98, Jan. 16, 1965: 60. illus. PN4700.E4, v. 98

" Gilley, Fred T. Wood to launch a President. American forests, v. 71, Jan. 1965: 2-3, 48

·49. illus. SDl.A55, v. 71 I ~3r· ..

·1-3-3B •. Great day. Ne"'l Yorker, v. 40, Jan. 30, 1965: 24

25. • AP2.N676), v. 40

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Qreat society bOi-IS in; inaufura tion of Lyndon B. Johnsen sets tcre of integration for ~.ration. Ebony, v. 20, Apr. 1965: 66-68, 70, 72-73. illus. (part col.) AP2.E16" v. 20

I Heady, Robert. Inauguration to be showcase for new marketing face of Eastern Air Lines. Advertising age, v. 36, Jan. 18, 1965: 3, 94.

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Inaugural parade-how it I 5 being changed. U. S. news & world report, v. 58, Jan. 4, 1965: 10.

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Inaugural protection for the President: glass and armor plate. U.S. news & world report, v. 58, Jan. 11, 1965: 10. illus.

JKl. U65, v. 58

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Inaugural- 'ytall come.' News;,'aek, v. 65, ,Jan. , 18, 1965: 22-23. illus. AP2.N6772, v. 65

The inauguration of ,.Fresident JohrJSon. Life, v. 58, Jan. 29, 1965: 24-33. col. !llus.

AP2.L547, v. 58 Color photograph of inauguration scene

appears on cover of this issue.

Inauguration of the Fresident of t.~e United States and Vice President. Coneressiona1 record, 89th Congress, 1st session, v. 111, Jan. 20: 1965: 984-986. J11.R5, v. III

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Inauguration week. Ti-rne J v. 85" J a...'1. 22 J 1965: 13. il1us. AP2. T37 J v. B5

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Johnson dresses down; his decision to ;'"ear busi, ness suit ~t inauguration bucks time-honored

tradition. Business waek, Dec. 19, 1964: 30. i11us. HFSOOl. EB9, 1964

1~ Johnson's inauguration broadcasters' field d~.

Broadcasting, v. 68, Jan. 25, 196$: 72-73. il1us. . TK6540.P85, v. 68

Johnson's lavish inauguration. Illustrated London news, v. 246, Jan. 30, 1965: 32-35. illus.

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Lyndon Johnson's pledge: 'I will lead, and I will do the best I can.' Hail to the Chief. Newsweek, v. 65, Feb. 1, 1965: 10-17. illus. (part col.) AP2.N6772, v. 65

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./ Fhelps, NcAndrev;. Portrait of the Fresident as a reasonable man. America, v. 112, Jan. 30, 1965: 157. BX801.A5, v. 112

Photo report: it was LBJ's great day. U.S. news &world report, v. 58, Feb. 1, 1965: 37-40 •

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Sec~ity so tight Indians had to take heads off arroVlS. 1,vashington post, Jan. 21, 19C5: A2.

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Text of fourpra~~rs offered at ceremony. ?ilashington post, Jan. 21, 1965: A9. lievisp

Tremendous oath [by] T. R. ~

B. New republic:l v. 152, Jan. 23, 1965: 4. AP2.N624, v. 152

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Truntich, Paul J. Telephone ~en and women again meet the inaugural co~~unications challenge. Transmitter, v. 53, Jan./Feb. 1965: 18-21. illus. 'lK1. T7, v. 53

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World's biggest TV studio; broadcasters ready to give record-breaking coverage to ir~uguration of President Johnson. Broadcasting, v. 68, -Jan. 18, 1965: 78-79. illus.

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Adams, Charles Francis, 491, 6hl~ ed"., 1

I.dams, Franklin P., 94h

Adams, F'rederick B., 1056

Adams, Henry, 527

Adams, James 'I'ruslow, ed., 3, 16

ADAl.Ib, JOHN, 42, 126, 161, 233, 435,

438, 443, 4~0-51, 459, 461, h76,

491~502

ADAMS, JOHN QUINCY, 1, 23, 43, 12526, 164-65, 420, 544, 552-58

Adams, Samuel, 527

Ad~us, Samuel H., 985

Adams, Shennan, 1192

Addresses, inaugural, 117, 137, 163,

219-34, 1314

Adams, J., 233, 501-2

. Adams, J. Q., 5,5, 557-~8

Bucha.nan, 635, 642

C1eve1cmd, 796, 830

Coolidge, 1018, 1021, 1029

Elsenhower, 1199, 1202, 1215, 1222,

1231, .1246, 1255, 1268, 1271-72

Garfield, 773, 777, 781, 784

Grant, 737, 746, 749

Harding, 993, 1001, 1C03-4

-Harrison, B., 816, 825

Harrison, Ii. H., 586-87, .589

Hayes, 761

Hoover, 1033, 1044, 1049-50

Jackson, 562-63, 572

Jefferson, 233, 508, 511, 522-32

Johnson, A., 721-22

Johnson, L( B., 1342, 1354

Kennedy, 1279, 1282, 1284, 1300,

1303-8, 1311-12, 1314

Lincoln, 647, 654, 656, 663-66, 668,

677, 682, 687, 690, 703, 70S, 708

McKinley, 848, 8,8, 869, 877

Madison, 526, 540

Monroe, 546, 551

Pierce, 628-29

Polk, 600-601, 603

Roo8eve1t, F. D., 1056, 1069, 1080,

10tl3-92, 1109, 1111, 11113-19,

1123,1131, 1141, 1143

Roosevelt, T., 897

Taft, 918, 936-37

'l'ay1or, 612, 614, 616-18, 622

Truman, 1148," 1151, 1169, 1183

Tyler, 593-94

Van Buren, 575, 578-79

\'iashin gton, 233, 424, 452, 4F31-82

WIlson, 951, 954, 966-68, 974, 977, 980

Aeroplanes, 1039, 1193-94, 1240

Aiken, Paul, 1356

Aikman, Lonnelle, 2

Albright, Robert C., 1134

Alden, John, 421

Aldrich, ChC'.r1es, 645

Alexander, Hollnes U., 574

,Allen, Hardee, 204

Allen, Hobert S., 160

Allison, John H., 492

Ames, :kary (Clemmer), 235, 747-48, 755, 768

Amrine, 1.tlchae1, 1315

Anderson, Isabel ',';. (P;;rkins), h Anderson, John P., ed., 1309

Andrews, Dorothea, SAndre'ws, Wil1inm L., 422

Anniversaries of inaugurations

Buchanan, 639

Jefferson, 506

Lincoln

(1861), 652, 675, 679, 684, 692

(1865), 699-700, 709, 715-16 .

Washington (1789), 420-21, L29-30, L4u,

447, 455, 464-66, 471-72, 475, 484-d6,

489

Anthony, ~a~harine S., 533

Archb8.1d, Thomas F., 382

AHTh"UH, CHESTER A., 39, 82, 16h, 779, 787

89

Asbell, Bernard, 1144

Association of American Railroads, 1156

Attendance records, 56, 98, 108, 155

Austen, Albert A., 219

Automobiles, 192

B

B., T. R., 1352

Bache, Richard, 463 .

Bacheller, Irving, 423

Badeau, Ad8~, 727

Baer, Frahk L., 7

Bain, George Q., 826-27

Baker, Abby G., 887

. Baker, Hay Stannard, 945

Baldwin, Elbert F., 988

Balls, inaugural, 50, 63, 112, 154, 184,

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23,-320, 109" 1310, 1356

(1789), 2u1, 251, 276, 477, ,35

(1809), 23, 186, 239, 2u7, 251, 256,

259, 267, 281, 286, 535

(l813), 535

(1821), 287

(182,), 288

(1829), 289

(1841), 290-91

(18u9), 292-93, 649, 682, 686

(1857), 29h

(1861), 265, 295, 3u8, 655

(186,), 2uO, 28u, 296-97, 718

(1869), 298, 742, 747

(1873), 235, 272, 282, 299-300, 742,

747

(1881), 301, 778, 780

(188,), 237, 302-3, 791, 805

(1889), 30u-5

(1893), 306-8

. (1897), 243, 309-12

(1901), 2u9, 261, 313-15

(1905), 316

(1909), 268, 280, 317-18, 922, 930

(1925), 319

(1933), 283

(1937), 250

(19u9), 236, 2uS, 273, 278, 320

(1953), 253, 26u, 269

. (1961), 285

(1965), 258

inVitations, programs, etc., 287-320

menus, 28u, 303-u, 308, 310, 31u-16,

318

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 61, 168

Bancroft, Aaron, u2u

Banister, l:s.rgaret, 8-9

Bankers Trust Company, New York, u25

Banks, Elizabeth L., 8ul

Barbee, David R.

balls, inaug~ra1, 239-ul, 1095

Bible, 321

individual inaugurations

Adams, J., u93

Adams, J. Q., 552-53

Buchanan,