... Frank Short Wave Radio Beaird T M National Association of Educational Broadcasters NAEB Griffith W I “Blue Book ” Engel Harold Hull Richard Media Advocacy Media Activism Media Research Public Media Educational Technology New Deal Communications Act of 1934 Ohio State University This book...

...The chapter discusses Zelazny’s early life and career, from his childhood in Euclid, Ohio, to his undergraduate and graduate education and his initial publications in science fiction magazines. The chapter notes his early discovery of science fiction literature and involvement with its fandom...

...Homer Rodeheaver’s life-long work in song-leading and revivalism started with his family’s roots in West Virginia, Ohio, and Tennessee after the Civil War. His attitudes about gospel music and race were deeply influenced by formative events from his childhood, including family attendance...

...This chapter examines the period from 1870 to 1900, a time in which African Americans increasing move into the capitalist-wage system to better their circumstance. It highlights the criticality of black workers and the duality of their experience in the construction of the Chesapeake and Ohio...

... Field Marshall Haymarket Riot Hull House Logan John A Loyal West in the Times of the Rebellion The Rockefeller John D Shiloh battle of Evansville Blue Gray reunion reconciliation Ohio River border racism GAR Spain Cuba Philippines McKinley By the turn of the century, with Jim Crow...

..., as well as the problems with achieving consistent quality. It also looks at initiatives in Ohio and Iowa to improve wine quality. Catawba grapes labrusca Mallow Run Winery Midwest industry identity problem Vitis labrusca Huber Ted Indiana Wine Grape Council marketing terroir Traminette wine...

... of wineries across Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, and Ohio. Blending history and observation, it gives us a top-down view of the business from cuttings and cultivation to sales and marketing. It also invites entrepreneurs to share stories of their ambitions, hard work, and strategies. The book's discussion...

...This book explores the free Black communities in Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio and their associations with the Underground Railroad. Focusing on the Black settlements in Rocky Fork and Miller Grove in Illinois, Lick Creek in Indiana, and Poke Patch in Ohio, it considers how the Underground Railroad...

... Owen migration Erie Canal Illinois Indiana Kentucky Ohio Etcheson Nicole Phillips Christopher Western Reserve region Ohio Whig Party Cairo Illinois Cooper James Fenimore Ohio River Shawneetown Illinois Taylor William R Cincinnati Ohio Harrison William Henry Hill Country region Indiana...

...This book examines the local winery phenomenon in the Midwest, with a particular focus on the industries in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa. The discussion is divided into three interdependent parts. One part looks at wineries as places that bring people together to informally socialize...

... included growing grapes and making and drinking wine. This chapter first provides an overview of early commercial wine production in the Midwest and the slow development of the Midwest wine industry after Prohibition before discussing the wine boom in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Ohio that began in the mid...

... have taken over the businesses from their parents. Most others are wine lovers who started making wine in their homes as a hobby. This chapter first considers the second generation of wine owners in Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, and Iowa before discussing their motives for getting into the winery business...

...A study of ten Latinx festivals across six cities in Ohio in 2017 that examines how these seemingly ephemeral events contest dominant whiteness and claim space for Latinxs through the negotiation of local and national contexts to create venues for cultural expression, social cohesion, political...

... of black migration into the state and Huntington was not political or social gain but the acquisition of gainful employment affiliated with the establishment of the upstart Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. Riddle Anne Eliza Riddle Robert black migration Cabell County WV Chesapeake and Ohio C&O...

... inhabitants, and the multitude of ways in which residents from the lower free states (southern Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois) came to reject antebellum conceptions of westernness and grew to imagine themselves as distinct from both Confederates and their African American and “Yankee” allies. The basic elements...

...In the twentieth century, hundreds of thousands of migrants seeking economic opportunities relocated from the Appalachian region to southwestern Ohio. They brought mountain and gospel music with them, as well as an openness to new sounds that were emerging in mid-century. Without access to capital...

...This chapter relays the limited information available about Ott’s early life, and focuses on her live as the wife of Dr. Jonathan Miesse in Chillicothe, Ohio. The household of this small-town physician and his wife, the household in which their children grew, was complicated, unhappy, and sometimes...

...This chapter examines the relationship between the Underground Railroad and Poke Patch's free Black community, arguing that routes connecting iron furnace regions surrounding the community reveal an overlooked escape strategy for those fleeing slavery. After providing an overview of Ohio's multiple...

... Griffith John Lewis Jones Oliver Lewis Albert D literacy Perkins R J Riddle James Buchanan Riddle John Morton Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Woodson Carter G Woodson Robert coal mining black laborers Chesapeake and Ohio C&O Railroad Laing James T marriages Norfolk and Western N&W...

...This chapter traces the story of a Spanish anarchist community in the industrial Midwest, its pattern of settlement and place in the transnational anarchist network. Jesse Cohn examines how a group of expatriate Spanish anarchists made their way from the Canal Zone to this little Ohio River valley...