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Acting Regional Chief of Interpretation Mattes is pleased with historian Don Rickey’s report and suggests submitting it to North Dakota History magazine for publication.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-08-14
Historian Don Rickey sends photos that could accompany the “open range cowboy relics” article set to appear in the May issue of Bar North.
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
1957-04-18
William N. Tilchin examines the history of the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal (TRAJ) with an emphasis on the work of John A. Gable, the long-time executive director of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) and the founder and editor of the TRAJ. Tilchin explains that Gable founded the TRAJ as a way to grow the membership of the TRA and to provide an outlet for the study of Theodore Roosevelt. Tichin notes that Gable succeeded in both tasks, and he explains the changes he has made to the TRAJ during his tenue which began in 2006. The changes include requiring peer review of submitted manuscripts, publishing regular columns like “Presidential Snapshots” and “The Material Culture of Theodore Roosevelt,” and updating the design and layout of the journal.
The article includes nineteen front cover illustrations from the TRAJ as well as six pages of excerpts from articles, reviews, and speeches. A text box with the mission statement of the TRA appears at the end of the article.
William N. Tilchin introduces to readers the longest ever issue of the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal at 104 pages in length. Tilchin explains that the length is the result of a backlog of manuscripts and of production delays stretching back to 2009. Tilchin gives an overview of the issue’s contents and notes that plans are underway to mark the fortieth anniversary of the Journal in 2015.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2012
In his “Faithfully yours” column, Journal editor William N. Tilchin highlights the contents of the issue and provides some of the guidelines for submitting manuscripts to the Journal. He closes with some personal thoughts about the death of Leslie Dangel Roosevelt, wife of Theodore Roosevelt Association President Tweed Roosevelt.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2011
The Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) announces that this issue of its journal highlights the centennial of the voyage of the Great White Fleet with four essays addressing the topic and that each issue will now include a table of contents. The section also promotes the 2008 annual meeting in Oyster Bay, New York, and it includes text box listing the officers of the TRA along with guidelines for submitting articles to the journal.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
2008
This “News Notes” column covers the latest in Theodore Roosevelt scholarship from contributions to the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal to the issuance of paperback versions of books on Roosevelt to listing the latest articles published on Roosevelt in historical journals. It also notes speeches and an interview given by the executive director of the Theodore Roosevelt Association, John A. Gable.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1982