Guide to Governor Fred Hall Film Collection
Collection Summary
Title: Governor Fred Hall Film Collection Call Number: MS 95-10 Size: 1.0 linear feet Acquisition: Source unknown. Processed by: JEO: 12/1994; Reprocessed by JEF: 7/7/1999
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The Governor Fred Hall Film Collection contains five film reels containing speeches and addresses made by Hall in 1956. The films represent his political ideals, goals, and agenda in regard to Kansas State issues.
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Reel 1 |
“Talking About Kansas,” 1/3/1956. A series of talks or “presentations” given by Fred Hall regarding a variety of issues related to the state of Kansas, including taxation and agriculture. |
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Reel 2 |
“Our Prisons.” 2/28/1956. An address by Hall regarding the state of Kansas Prison System and possible solutions to possible crowding problems and rehabilitation. |
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Reel 3 |
Duplicate of Reel 2. |
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Reel 4 |
"Our Schools." This reel contains Fred Hall's 1956 speech on Kansas school system including improvements of the existing system to meet new population rise in 1950s, means of funding the education system and administration. |
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Reel 5 |
Duplicate of Reel 4. |