cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73928
title: Victims of the floods are accomodated in the social centre of Isotry's church, in Madagascar

description: Victims of the floods are accomodated in the social centre of Isotry's church, in Antananarivo.; In march 1959, violent storms cause major floods in Madagascar. Photograph published in the Journal des Missions, May 1959.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73957
title: Aerial view of the Palace of the Queen and the palace of the First Minister, in Madagascar

description: Aerial view of the Palace of the Queen and the palace of the First Minister, in Antananarivo.; The palace of the Queen is also called the Rova. The palace of the First Minister, also named Palace of Andafiavaratra, was in wood, but it was rebuilt in stone by William Pool en 1872.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m74026
title: View of a hill, in Madagascar

description: View of the houses built on the hills of Antananarivo, in Madagascar.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73141
title: Family Gault, in Lesotho

description: Portrait of M. Gault, missionary of the Société des missions évangéliques de Paris (Paris evangelical missionary society), with his wife, his child, and an african boy, in Lesotho.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73138
title: Girls in Gabon

description: Four "Baleke" girls in Gabon.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m73972
title: House of the malagasy academy, in Madagascar

description: House of the malagasy academy, in Antananarivo.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m74116
title: [Women claping their hands, in Madagascar]

description: Women, dressed with clothes made with patterned material, claping their hands.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1456
title: LAPD film (Can 6) freeway opening, 1950

description: Public opening of the first section of US Route 101 (Santa Ana Freeway transitioning to the Hollywood Freeway), from Grand Avenue to Silverlake Boulevard, 1950 December 27. Present were Mayor Fletcher Bowron, Lieutenant Governor Goodwin J. Knight, Supervisor Ernest E. Debs, and Highway Commission Harrison R. Baker.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1448
title: Khruschev's visit, 1959

description: Training film on security of dignitaries, Los Angeles, California, 1959. 0:00-4:00: "Mikoyan visit, L.A., 11[-12] Jan. '59" includes Lockheed Air Terminal (2627 North Hollywood Way), the Ambassador Hotel (3400 Wilshire Boulevard) and Perino's Restaurant (4101 Wilshire Boulevard). 4:00-13:41: "Mr. Krushchev in Los Angeles, Calif.", 19-20 September 1959 includes Los Angeles International Airport (1 World Way), the Ambassador Hotel, and Union Station (800 North Alameda Street).
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1468
title: Board of Public Utilities traffic films #1-4, 1946

description: Board of Public Utilities traffic films (4) of downtown Los Angeles showing automobiles, streetcars and pedestrians, 1946 May. Some of the notable locations include: Loew's State Theatre (703 South Broadway), Warner Brothers Downtown Theatre (401 West 7th Street), RKO Hillstreet Theatre (801 South Hill Street), Pershing Square (532 South Olive Street), Silverwood's (556 South Broadway), Bullocks (639 South Broadway). 1. 0:00-2:56 (May 17): South Broadway, West 7th Street, South Hill Street; 2 (May 17). 2:57-5:45: West 5th Street, South Hill Street, South Spring Street, South Broadway; 3 (May 17). 5:48-8:33: South Broadway, West 6th Street, West 8th Street; 4 (May 17-18 & June 28 at 4:30 pm (South Broadway). 8:41-11:22: South Broadway, West 7th Street, South Hill Street, South Main Street.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1447
title: Intersection control, 1959

description: Training of traffic control techniques for police officers, Los Angeles, California, 1959. Traffic control techniques: Part 1. Intersection control. Two intersections are featured: South Broadway & West 8th Street and South Flower Street & West 7th Street.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1469
title: Instant cop, ca. 1967

description: A demonstration of LAPD police technology in need of improvement: command, control, computers, communications, ca. 1967. Includes LAPD Chief of Police Thomas Reddin. Views of downtown Los Angeles include: City Hall (200 North Los Angeles Street), Parker Center (150 North Los Angeles Street) and the Port of Los Angeles. Includes 1966 Los Angeles Police Department statistics. Includes footage of the 1965 Watts riots.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1461
title: Your traffic officer, 1946

description: Training film showing right and wrong way to direct downtown Los Angeles traffic, 1946. Intersections focused on are South Broadway at West 9th Street and South Grand Avenue at West 7th Street.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1465
title: Chief Parker recruiting message (LAPD can 46), 1961

description: A short commercial for recruiting police for the Los Angeles Police Department, by Chief of Police William H. Parker, 1961.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1466
title: Rudell: Venice kinescope 1 & 2 (LAPD can 147A), 1970

description: A kinescope of a two part news story introduced by KTLA (KNXT?) news anchor Jerry Dunphy on Venice unrest with reporter Paul Rudell, who investigates the relationship between poor African Americans and Mexican Americans and their relationship with the police in Venice, California, 1970. Interviewed are Brownlee Haydon (of Pacific Palisades, chairman, Venice Taskforce, Community Relations Conference of Southern California), Vermont McKinney (Community Activity Aides), Archie Booker (Community Improvement Union), Victor Garcia (La Causa Youth Center), Alan Sieroty (Democrat, State Assemblyman), and Edward Davis (Chief of Police, Los Angeles Police Department).
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1370
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the right knee, anterior view, with the patella reflected inferiorly and the forceps holding the anterior cruciate ligament
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1455
title: Downtown view and Montebello High School cheerleaders, 1957

description: 0:00-1:42: Panoramic scene of downtown shot from the top of Los Angeles City Hall, 200 North Spring Street, 1957. 1:43-2:39: Cheerleaders from Montebello High School performing in front of the stairs on the south side of Los Angeles City Hall.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1444
title: Presenting the salvage drive, early 1940s

description: Presenting the salvage drive, by the Air Raid Wardens of Community '5'". An amateur film regarding the scrap drive during World War 2. Photography by Charles L. Sharp, Senior Warden, Precinct 2240. Near the Arroyo Seco Ballroom, 2650 North Figueroa Street, Highland Park, Los Angeles, California, early 1940's.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1430
title: Career AR-37B, late 1960s

description: Recruiting film for the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) narrated by Jack Webb, 1967-1969. Begins at Parker Center (LAPD headquarters) at 150 North Los Angeles Street, Los Angeles, California. Shows application process, training, graduation (with LAPD Chief Thomas Reddin), patrol, various LAPD divisions, continuing education, and promotion.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1443
title: R/W 4407 San Pedro Street, 1938

description: Right of way film (R/W no. 4407). Pedestrian safety, Los Angeles, 1938 June 22, about 3:30 pm. San Pedro Street from Manchester Avenue to Imperial Highway. "This picture and slides were prepared in connection with a project initiated by Franklin P. Buyer, Councilman of the 15th District, to eliminate the present hazardous conditions on San Pedro St. between Manchester Ave. and Imperial Highway. It is proposed to widen San Pedro St. 10 ft. on each side to provide sidewalks and parkways. The City of Los Angeles proposes to construct the walks and to pay the cost of all necessary reconstruction work if the right-of-way is voluntarily dedicated. In the pictures you will see children from the Samuel Gompers Junior High School walking in automobile traffic lanes, endangering their lives because of the lack of sidewalks. There are 1100 pupils attending this school, a large proportion of whom are forced to use San Pedro Street twice daily." "In response to inquiries made as to whether sewers will be constructed south of 108th St., and where they will be located, the following slides will show the propsed location" (6:25-6:41) [no slides].
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1428
title: Police and the mentally ill, early 1970s

description: Training film for police dealing with mentally ill people, early 1970's.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m243
title: Album cover for "Serious About It" by the Kurt Carr singers, [s.d.]

description: Album cover for "Serious About It" by the Kurt Carr singers. Background image is of the singers in costume on a fancy staircase. Album cover reads: "The Kurt Carr Singers; Serious about it!".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m244
title: Album cover for "No One Else", by the Kurt Carr singers, [s.d.]

description: Album cover for "No One Else", by the Kurt Carr singers. Background image is of the Kurt Carr Singers all dressed in white. Cover reads: "KCS Kurt Carr Singer; No one else".
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m91
title: Marjie Mosley photograph 003
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m95
title: Marjie Mosley photograph 007

description: Photograph of Marjie (Parker) Mosley, traditional gospel singer in Los Angeles, California and a former member of the Parker Sisters. The Parker Sisters performed in local churches and on radio in Houston, Texas in the 1940's and 1950's.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m96
title: Parker Sisters with Rev. S.B. Parker

description: Parker Sisters with Rev. S.B. Parker. Reunion photograph of the Parker Sisters standing with their father, the Reverend S.B. (Sabbath Bethel) Parker, in Houston, Texas. Left to right the sisters are; Janie Parker Hillis, Majie Parker Mosley, Jean Marie Parker, and Artie Faye Parker Pipkin. The Parker Sisters performed as a group in local churches and on radio in and around Houston, Texas in the 1940's and 1950's.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m97
title: Parker Sisters Photograph

description: Parker Sisters Photograph. Photograph of the Parker Sisters along with unidentified radio personality and assistant. The Parker Sisters performed in local churches and on radio in the Houston area in the 1940's and 1950's.
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m99
title: Marjie (Parker) Mosley Photograph 011

description: Marjie (Parker) Mosley Photograph. Photograph of traditional gospel singer Majie (Parker) Mosley with family. Left to right the children are Joseph Mosely Jr., Gwendolyn Marie Mosely, Selena Faye Mosley, and Edward Mosley.
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1429
title: Temple urban renewal project, 1963

description: Promotional film about the Temple Renewal Project, 1963 October 15. Shows the existing conditions of the area targetted for renewal bounded by West Temple Street on the north, North Beaudry Avenue on the east, West First Street on the south, and Glendale Boulevard on the west. The route of the film begins at Temple and Beaudry and ends at Glendale and First.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1040
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the face, left lateral view, showing the great auricular nerve overlying the sternocleidomastoid muscle
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1427
title: The day after tomorrow, 1969

description: Promotional film about the General City Plan for Los Angeles, California, 1969. Touches on such topics as air quality, transportation, housing, education, the beaches, the mountains, slums, the social environment, budget and economics, development and planning, energy, population, lifestyle, information gathering, laws and ordinances, and utilities. The plan included three parts: 1) a city-wide plan in the short term, middle range, and for 50-years to 2020, 2) community plan, 3) technical plan.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m206
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the abdomen, anterior view
DOI: 10.25549/gmha-m227
title: African student programs, 1995

description: African student programs. Program reads: "African student programs welcome back/ family dinner. October 13, 1995. Program: Welcom -- Dr. E.M. Abdulmumin; master of ceremonies -- Ramona Washington and Eric Taylor; opening song 'Lift every voice' (written by James Weldon Johnson) -- Performed by: the Scrugg sisters; poem 'Phenomenal women' -- sisterhood; introduction of UCR staff/ faculty -- MC; student speaker -- Kirk Kirkwood, president (African student alliance); step performance -- Alpha Phi Alpha; introduction of student clubs and organizations -- MC; Song -- the Scrugg sisters; poem -- Mildred Taylor; 'Voices in the Dark' poetry reading -- Duane Dodson, Richard Gordon, George Hammons; dinner served, Music provided by Street Level Productions -- Brian Levy (DJ)".
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1440
title: Asher & Ponder / Clift Hotel, 1935

description: Right of way film. Panoramic street scenes near downtown Los Angeles. 0:00-1:13: Panning from West 2nd Street (near Asher and Ponder at 123 South Figueroa Street), across South Figueroa Street (to Clift Hotel at 148 South Figueroa Street). 1:14-2:49: Panning from South Figueroa Street (near West 2nd Street), up South Figueroa Street (past Asher and Ponder) and down South Figueroa Street (from Shasta Apartments at 108 South Figueroa Street, to the Clift Hotel).
DOI: 10.25549/jarda-m426
title: "Jap Repatriates -- This is the Hiyarama family and friends, on of the groups of Japanese repatriates who boarded the liner Matsonia in Seattle for removal to Japan.  Most came from Texas internment camp."--caption on photograph
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1442
title: Jail bond, 1950s

description: Public Service Announcement for Los Angeles County Bond measure, Proposition A, to segregate the detention of minors from non-minors, ca. 1950's.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1060
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the plantar surface of the right foot
DOI: 10.25549/laarc-c88-1441
title: R/W 4283 Olympic Blvd. - Alvarado to Grandview, 1938

description: Right of way film (R/W no. 4283). Panoramic street scenes near downtown Los Angeles. Olympic Boulevard from Alvarado Street to Hoover Street. Scenes taken May 6, 1938 after right of way was cleared and grading work started. 0:10-0:56: Panorama taken from the northeast corner of Olympic Boulevard and Alvarado Street, showing Olympic Boulevard from the alley west of Alvarado Street to the alley east of Alvarado Street. 0:56-1:52: Panorama taken from the northwest corner of Olympic Boulevard and South Lake Street showing Olympic Boulevard from the alley west of Lake Street to the alley east of Lake Street. 1:53-2:44: Panorama taken from the alley west of Lake Street at a point about 50 feet south of 10th Street showing Olympic Boulevard from Grand View Street to Lake Street. 2:44-3:35: Panorama taken from the southwest corner of Olympic Boulevard and Park View Street showing Olympic Boulevard from Grand View Street to Hoover Street.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1212
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the plantar surface of the left foot
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m165
title: Natural color photograph of the left inguinal region, anterior view
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1326
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the left knee, medial view, showing muscles and tendons
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1235
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the gluteal region
DOI: 10.25549/exbt-m197
title: Poster "Gay and lesbian history 'unbuttoned, 1950-1996", 1996

description: The poster "Gay and lesbian history 'unbuttoned, 1950-1996", depicting 99 thematic buttons commemorated the First annual IGGY history maker awards, 3 November 1996. The recipients of the award were Ivy Bottini & Armistead Maupin.
DOI: 10.25549/exbt-m193
title: Cover of "One people, many stories", 2002

description: Cover of the audio CD, "One people, many stories: Jewish stories from around the world", hosted by Jerry Stiller (Los Angeles: Jewish Community Library of Los Angeles, 2002), a public radio series.
DOI: 10.25549/exbt-m176
title: Cover of "Spiritual practices: rituals, icons, and faiths", 2000

description: Cover art for "Spiritual practices: rituals, icons, and faiths", an exhibition catalog (Los Angeles, California, 2000), curated by Yong Soon Min for the KHEIR Center / Korean American Museum.
DOI: 10.25549/exbt-m11
title: "Away from studies," photograph of University of Southern California students Edwin Jefferson, Mattie Pearl Hawkins, Warner Wright, and Willia B. Nickerson.

description: Photograph of University of Southern California African-American students (l. to r.) Edwin Jefferson, Mattie Pearl Hawkins, Warner R. Wright, and Willia B. Nickerson. Photograph taken outside in the 1920's. The men are wearing suits and ties, the women are wearing fancy dresses. In the background are visible trees, buildings, lawns, streets and sidewalks.
DOI: 10.25549/dunitz-c15-646
title: Aztec solar calendar, 1998

description: Aztec solar calendar, 1998. Sepulveda Middle School, 15376 Plummer Street, North Hills, Los Angeles. By "Solar artists": C.Guz, Gio G., C.M.G., Jesus R., Eliel T., L.G., Xavier G., Yessenia, Serela M., Nancy G., Arguello, Aometti G., Yasmin, Ignacio, Adam P., Rafael M., Rosa T., Nancy. A., Gaby Camchola, R. Duran, Jerry Whitehurst, Maria M., Mirima M., Lizbeth E., Claud, Martha Parias, Yelina D., Carlos Asynosia, Veronica, Rarvelasez, R. Mena, Guy Lewis, Maribel M., Sarai G., Maria Elena Macias, Riemann, Laura C., Ana Santiago, Asansa G., Danny N., Liliana V., Moisos, F.A., Jeanette Cisneros, Ana Maria Castro. Mural painted on an exterior wall. "Our mural honors our proud indigenous cultura and raza throughout the Americas. It radiates mutual respect and understanding amongst all people. Our solar face surrounded by the suns of the earth, wind, fire and water. They are surrounded by the ecoglyphs for the twenty day cuycle of the Aztec month." Photographed ca. 1998 July.
DOI: 10.25549/cswa-c34-477
title: Marvin Weinstein interview, 1991

description: Weinstein, Marvin - Audio Oral History Interview - CSWA ❧ Marvin Weinstein – Oral History Interview for the California Social Welfare Archives (CSWA). Interviewer: Rhoda Sarnat. Date of interview: 11-26-91. An interview with Marvin Weinstein as he discusses Portals House; funding for mental health; incorporating social entrepreneurship into organizations; and the importance of empowering clients. ❧ CONTENTS: (00:30) – Mission of Portals House. (01:24) – Joining Portals House in 1965. (03:35) – Emphasis on employment and work. (05:35) – Importance of volunteers. (06:10) – Source of funds – lack of for mental health. (10:13) – Perfect Cookie program. (11:30) – Looking to the future. (12:30) – Political field around mental health. (14:00) – Portals as a primary social work agency/model. (15:50) – Abandonment of group work. (17:20) – Clientele demographics of Portals House and clients’ goals. (18:45) – State hospitals. (19:45) – Mental health and homelessness. (21:00) – Expansion?. (23:00) – Need in Los Angeles and referrals. (25:00) – Clubhouse program. (27:20) – Significance of members for Clubhouse – empowerment. ❧ Marvin Weinstein. Social worker, mental health services. Director of Portals House. Interviewed by Rhoda Sarnat. Date of interview: 11-26-91. 1 microcassette. Length of interview: 29 minutes. No transcript. DVD containing interview. ❧ ADDITIONAL MATERIALS: 1. Rhoda Sarnat essay on importance of Marvin Weinstein and Portals House.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m1024
title: Natural color photograph of superficial dissection of the face, left lateral view
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5842081
title: Quedlinburg Itala (La116) - collation file of characteristics readings

description: The collated cases of the whole fragmentary Old Latin manuscript Quedlinburg Itala (La116)
DOI: 10.25549/cswa-c34-475
title: Richard Thor interview, [s.d.]

description: Thor, Richard - Audio Oral History Interview - CSWA ❧  Interviewed by John Kulli. An interview with Richard Thor as he discusses his education; entrance into social work; various positions held. Richard Thor. Interviewed by John Kulli. Date undetermined. Length of interview: 40 minutes. No transcript. CD containing interview. ❧ ADDITIONAL MATERIALS: 1. Autobiography. 2. LCSW Certificate. 3. Biographical Information. 4. "Therapeutic Relationship" by Richard Thor. 5. Annual Evaluation of Richard Thor by Clinical Director of the Department of Mental Health and Social Services.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5842080
title: Quedlinburg Itala (La116) - collation file of characteristics readings

description: The collated cases of the whole fragmentary Old Latin manuscript Quedlinburg Itala (La116)
DOI: 10.25549/cswa-c34-471
title: Janice O'Donnell interview, 2011

description: O'Donnell, Janice - Oral History Interview - CSWA ❧ Interviewer: Celeste Jones, PhD. Date: 10/29/2011. An interview with Janice K. O'Donnell, as she discusses her social work career in education, and the development of an MSW program at CSU Chico. Janice O’Donnell. Interviewed by Celeste Jones. Date of interview: 10-29-11. Length of interview: 36 minutes. DVD containing interview. ❧ CONTENTS: (00:35)- Introduction. (01:05)- Motivation to become involved with field of social work. (04:20)- Climate in the field of social work during early involvement. (04:30)- Assassination of Kennedy, War on Poverty and influx of Funding. (06:00)- Vietnam War's effect on funding for social work. (07:05)- First social work job & field placement experience as graduate student in Detroit. (09:00)- Progress in field of social work & problem of homelessness. (09:40)- Need for MSW program in Northern California. (10:40)- Impact of economy on the program & Jim Kelly and Gary Best's impact on its start. (13:40)- Challenges faced in developing the MSW program. (15:25)- Benefits gained by creating the MSW program. (17:20)- Strategies used to accomplish goals in social work. (18:45)- Importance of teamwork. (19:20)- Development of partnerships in the USC School of Social Work. (22:20)- Lessons learned that would be helpful to others. (24:00)- Importance of thinking long-term. (25:40)- Issues that should be addressed today. (28:00)- Giving back to the community. (30:30)- Importance of delegation. (33:00)- Message to those entering or currently in the field. (34:15)- Giving thanks and appreciation. (35:20)- Closing.
DOI: 10.25549/cswa-c34-472
title: Wendy Smith interview, 2007

description: Smith, Wendy - Oral History Interview - CSWA ❧  An interview with Dr. Wendy Smith, PhD, as she discusses her social work career in private practice, education, community involvement, and the USC School of Social Work. Interviewer: Phyllis Massing, PhD. Date: 9/25/07. ❧  Wendy Smith. Interviewed by Phyllis Massing. Date of interview: 9-25-07. Length of interview: 46 minutes. DVD containing interview. ❧  CONTENTS: (00:47)- Introduction. (01:22)- Beginnings in social work and influence of early life experience. (04:40)- UCLA MSW vs Berkeley MSW. (05:17)- Social, political, economical snapshot of the country in 1970. (08:19)- Decisions to move from macro to micro work. (10:03)- Challenges faced in career in macro and micro work. (11:40)- Decisions to pursue PhD in social work. (13:00)- Brief discussion of organizational change and obstacles (doctoral work). (15:45)- Joys of teaching. (18:10)- Dislikes of teaching. (19:47)- Decision to retire. (21:42)- Evidence based practice. (25:07)- Community involvement. (27:26)- Involvement with United Friends of the Children and foster youth. (30:05)- Changes in the field of social work in the past 30 years. (33:30)- USC School of Social Work and its students. (35:00)- Religion and Social work. (37:50)- Most gratifying experience in social work. (39:12)- Most successful experience in social work. (39:58)- Regrets. (40:50)- Suggestions to new social workers. (42:00)- Contributions to the USC School of Social Work and students. (43:40)- Future personal involvement in the field. (44:51)- Closing remarks.
DOI: 10.25549/anatomy-m185
title: Natural color photograph of dissection of the inguinal region, anterior view, showing inguinal vessels