Spencer, Arthur Champlin, 1938-
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Cheryl James Defense Committee records
Cheryl Dawn James was an 18-year-old African-American woman from Portland, Oregon. In 1971, she was convicted of assaulting an FBI agent who came to the James' residence to arrest her brother, Charles T. James Jr., who was absent without leave from the Navy. Collection includes correspondence, financial records, news clippings and ephemera regarding the case and the work of the Cheryl James Defense Committee Fund.
Collection on the Goose Hollow, Portland, highrise controversy
Newspaper clippings, newsletters, correspondence and other documents relating to the destruction of parts of the Goose Hollow neighborhood, between SW 14th and 17th Avenues and SW Market and Clay Avenues, to make room for a 16-story student housing building for Portland State University.
Arthur C. Spencer III term papers
Collection includes two typescript term papers by Arthur C. Spencer III: A 1960 paper titled "James W. Nesmith: Oregon Douglas-Union Democrat in the Civil War Period" and a 1966 paper titled "The First Congregational Church, Portland, Oregon."
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- African Americans -- Oregon -- Portland 1
- Architecture 1
- Church buildings -- Oregon -- Portland 1
- Cities and towns -- Oregon -- Growth 1
- Goose Hollow (Portland, Or.) 1
- Historic buildings -- Conservation and restoration -- Oregon -- Portland 1
- Legislators -- Oregon 1
- Oregon -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865 1
- Politics and Politicians 1
- Portland (Or.) -- Race relations 1
- Portland (Or.) -- Social conditions 1
- Student housing -- Oregon -- Portland 1
- Women prisoners -- Oregon 1
- financial records 1
- newsletters 1
- printed ephemera 1
- term papers 1 ∧ less