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Henry G. Bennett Speeches, 1930-1951

Texts of speeches given by Henry Garland Bennett (1886-1951) while president of OAMC (1928-1951). Some published texts, some manuscripts.

Collection Information

Collection No. : 1955-015

Arrangement : Arranged alphabetically by title

Access : Unrestricted

Collection Size : 3.5 linear feet (7 document boxees)

Inventory

Speeches
Box Folder Description
1 1 A and M Magazine Articles
1 2 Address before Enid Meeting of Cooperations, Jan. 15, 1940
1 3 Address before the DAR, 1947
1 4 Address before the State Firemen's Association Meeting, June 1939
1 5 Address of Welcome to Grange
1 6 Address to Faculty, 1931-32
1 7 Address to Faculty, Sept. 7, 1936
1 8 Address to Local Chapter AAUP, May 8, 1940
1 9 Address to Oklahoma Baptist Convention (Muskogee), 1948
1 10 Address to Students "Your Education in the Light of the Depression, 1937
1 11 After Oil What? (Tulsa Tribune) Oct. 8, 1939
1 12 After Twenty Years
1 13 American Agriculture and Preparedness
1 14 The American College and American Culture
1 15 An Adequate Equalization Program for Oklahoma Education
1 16 An Economic Basis for American Individualism
1 17 As the Twig is Bent, 1934
1 18 Aspirations and Achievements of Oklahoma Public Education
1 19 At Memphis, Tennessee, 1945
1 20 Back to School
1 21 Basic Factors in Farm Recovery
1 22 Building Physical Reserves
1 23 A Call for Educational Re-evaluation
1 24 A Call to Worship
1 25 A Challenge to Education
1 26 A Changing World
1 27 Choosing and Training for a Job
1 28 The City Beautiful
1 29 A Civil Service for Teachers (OEA at Tulsa), Feb. 9, 1939
1 30 A Cluster of Stars
1 31 Commemoration and Rededication
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2 1 Commencement and Baccalaureate Programs, 1933, 1934, 1936, 1950
2 2 Concerning the Junior College (before OEA), Feb. 1934
2 3 Conference with the Secretary of Agriculture (Omah), 1945
2 4 Conferring Honorary Degree
2 5 Consideration Relating to the Coordination of Higher Education, North Central Association, Chicago
2 6 Considerations Relating to Reserve Officers Training Corps, Grant Institutions, 1934
2 7 Cotton Production Looks Ahead
2 8 Dedication of the Stillwater Library
2 9 Dedicatory Remarks - 4-H Club and Student Activity Building, June 1, 1939
2 10 Degrees Issued
2 11 Democracy and Individual Initiative (Delivered by Dr. Bennett at the District O.E.A. Meeting at Ada)
2 12 Democratic Values of the University
2 13 Discussion of Mr. Morey's Principles of College and University Business Administration
2 14 Dr. Bennett's Oration at C.R. Strong Funeral, Sept. 1, 1951
2 15 Editorials - Farm Week Publication
2 16 Education for all, 1948
2 17 Education for Eternal Values in a Changing World
2 18 Education For Knowledge And The Control Of Knowledge
2 19 Educational Planning verses Wishing Thinking (O.E.A.), Feb. 15, 1940
2 20 Equalizing Educational Opportunity
2 21 Equalizing Public Education in Oklahoma
2 22 Equity of Chance
2 23 Estimates of Future College and University Enrollment, 1948
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3 1 The Facts of Retrenchment, April, 1932
3 2 Faculty Address, Sept. 6, 1932
3 3 Faculty Address, Sept. 7, 1937
3 4 Farm Tenantry And The Conversation of Rural Life
3 5 Farmers Week Greeting, 1933
3 6 Farmers Week Greeting, 1934
3 7 Feeder's Day, 1947
3 8 Financing Oklahoma's Program of Educational Equalization
3 9 Five Objectives for Oklahoma A and M College, 1935
3 10 Forwards, 1938-1943
3 11 The Fundamental Principle In Economic Recovery, Aug. 28, 1931
3 12 The Great Hope For Peace, 1951
3 13 Greeting's from Oklahoma A and M College (Oklahoma Parent/Teachers Association)
3 14 Heroes of the Western World
3 15 Relation to Higher Education, June 10, 1938
3 16 Higher Education and the Denominational College
3 17 The Historical Development and Significance of Commencement
3 18 Historical Sketch of A and M College, 1930
3 19 How Far Can We Reach
3 20 How Far Should The Junior College Go In Developing A Terminal Curriculum
3 21 How Shall Higher Education be Financed
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4 1 If I Be Lifted Up
4 2 In Memoriam, M.P. Hammond
4 3 In Memoriam, W.C. McAlister
4 4 Influence of Home Ownership on National Welfare
4 5 Institutional Greatness
4 6 Introduction of Governor Maryland, May 21, 1935
4 7 Introduction of Governor Murray, Nov. 11, 1931
4 8 The Junior College Idea in Oklahoma, 1932
4 9 Keeping The Faith In Oklahoma
4 10 The Land Grant College: A Federal College In A State Setting (Faculty Meeting) Sept. 3, 1935
4 11 Land Use and the Farm Family, Aug. 2, 1939
4 12 Larkin B. Selman
4 13 A Life Investment, July, 1931
4 14 Looking Ahead
4 15 Looking Forward
4 16 Looking Forward in Education
4 17 Making Oklahoma Attractive, Apr.-May, 1932
4 18 Man's Responsibilities
4 19 Material from his books
4 20 Maxims of Success
4 21 A Mid-Century Look, 1950
4 22 Miscellaneous Articles for Publication, Nov. 27, 1931, Jan. 1932
4 23 Meeting Our Competition (Delivered by Dr. Bennett at City Superintendents Meeting held on A and M Campus), May 6, 1939
4 24 Membership Responsibility (Cotton Growers Annual Meeting), May 27, 1935
4 25 Message to Junior Chamber of Commerce, (1933-1939)
4 26 Message to Oklahoma Livestock Growers, Apr. 18, 1935
4 27 Message to Students, 1930-40
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5 1 National Convocation on the Church in Town and Country, 1946
5 2 The Necessity of International Cooperation, Sept. 29, 1931
5 3 New Goals Ahead, 1940's
5 4 A Newer World
5 5 A Newer World Lawton-Rotary Conference
5 6 Objectives of Higher Education (Letter to R.J. Jones)
5 7 Observations on the Appointment, Promotion, and Retirement of Teachers
5 8 O'Collegian Articles
5 9 The Oklahoma A and M College Faces the Future
5 10 Oklahoma A and M Publications
5 11 Oklahoma Agriculture Faces the Future, 1944
5 12 The Oklahoma University Library (Governor Holloway)
5 13 Oklahoma Weak School Commission
5 14 Oklahoma's Need for Education, April 1939
5 15 On the Wings of R.E.A.-Farm and Home Week, 1946
5 16 Our Oklahoma Heritage (Tulsa H.S.)
5 17 Ox Cart Education
5 18 Partners in Progress
5 19 The Philosophy and Principles of the Land - Grant Colleges of the United States including Research and Extensions, 1949
5 20 Poultry Show (OKC) 1947
5 21 Post-War Education (Address to Faculty) 1943
5 22 The Present Needs of Public Education in Oklahoma
5 23 Present Trends in Higher Education
5 24 Presidents Address to the Faculty, Sept. 11, 1939
5 25 Printed Greetings, 1942
5 26 Problems Confronting O.U. and A and M
5 27 Problems in Appraising and Improving College Education
5 28 A Proposed Research Program for Oklahoma A and M College
5 29 Public Education in the Decades Ahead (Faculty Club-Norman), Feb. 23, 1940
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6 1 Radio News Flashes 1933-34
6 2 Readjusting Agriculture to a New Age
6 3 Retrenchment and the College, Apr. 16, 1942
6 4 Rules and Regulations Governing the Finance of Oklahoma A and M College
6 5 Sabbatical Leave- by Dr. Bennett and Mr. Scroggs, Apr., 1932
6 6 Safeguarding and Supporting the source of good
6 7 Salute to the Alumni, March 28, 1939
6 8 A Solution of the Dawn
6 9 Scholars and Scholarships
6 10 Scholarships and Service at Oklahoma A and M College(Radio Talk) Sept. 23, 1935
6 11 Schools and Taxes
6 12 Schools in Indian Territory
6 13 Some Tendencies in Education
6 14 Speech for Distinguished Service Award for Patrick J. Hurley
6 15 Speech in Colorado, 1947
6 16 Speech to Engineering Alumni, 1945
6 17 A State Civil Service for Teachers - A Next Step in Oklahoma Education
6 18 State of Oklahoma vs. Henry Bennett
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7 1 Talk delivered before Annual Conference of Extension Workers, Dec. 20
7 2 Talks to Freshman
7 3 That Each May Carry His Own Load (Delivered Vocational Rehabilitation Conference, Huskins Hotel), Oct. 17, 1939
7 4 The Teacher and Tomorrow, May 27, 1937
7 5 Thanksgiving Greeting, Nov. 9, 1939
7 6 To the Farmers and Farm Wives of Oklahoma
7 7 To the Farmers and Farm Wives of Oklahoma, July 1937
7 8 Tribute to Carol Petty Blackwell, March 1937
7 9 A Triumvirate of Progress
7 10 United We Stand, Feb., 1943
7 11 What Makes A College Great?, June 12, 1934
7 12 What Shall I DO?
7 13 What's Right With The Church?
7 14 Why Farmers Week?
7 15 William H. Murray for President
7 16 The World Depression, Aug., 1931
7 17 World Neighbors, 1947
7 18 The Year Ahead (Written for Ponca City Publication), Sept. 1, 1935
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