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Report on the award ceremony for the first Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) Police Award for the New York City Police Department. The report gives a profile of the winner, Detective Alphonse Ripandelli, provides the award citation, and lists the various TRA leaders and guests in attendance.
Two photographs of the ceremony accompany the report.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1983
Article detailing the proceedings of the sixty-first annual meeting of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) on October 25, 1980. The article summarizes and quotes from the addresses given by the outgoing president, Howard T. Hogan; the incoming president, William Davison; the executive director, John A. Gable; and Peter R. Fisher, TRA Treasurer and chair of the nominating committee. The names of some of those in attendance are listed as are the past presidents of the TRA.
A picture of Howard T. Hogan and his wife with John A. Gable accompanies the article.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1981
This article covers the elections, speakers, and ceremonies during the fifty-ninth annual meeting of the Theodore Roosevelt Association held at the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site in October 1978. In addition to the usual reports of committees and officers, highlights of the meeting included the introduction of Edmund and Sylvia Morris, authors of biographies of Theodore Roosevelt and Edith Roosevelt respectively. The meeting also recognized, with a citation and picture of Theodore Roosevelt, the work of Harold Schafer and the Gold Seal Company in restoring and reviving Medora, North Dakota, the gateway community to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The article closes by listing members of the Roosevelt family and special guests in attendance at the meeting.
Two photographs of the meeting featuring Leonard W. Hall, John A. Gable, Theodore Roosevelt III, and Harold Schafer accompany the article, along with one political cartoon.
A listing of the officers of the Theodore Roosevelt Association is included in the article.
John A. Gable reports on the work and achievements of the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) for 1977. He notes a rise in membership and dues during the past year and discusses the many requests for help that the TRA office received from those pursuing work on Theodore Roosevelt. The report provides brief summaries of the work of the TRA that is covered in more detail in separate articles in this and past issues, such as the renovation and restoration of the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site and the visit to the White House by a delegation from the TRA.
The report also covers the annual student contests sponsored by the TRA, the research grants awarded by the American Museum of Natural History, the Association’s support of Youngs Memorial Cemetery and the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary for birds in Oyster Bay, and publications, such as the Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal, produced by the TRA.
A photograph of John A. Gable and P. James Roosevelt talking to President Jimmy Carter at the White House accompanies the report.
Details of the reopening of the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site after a two year restoration. The article describes the ceremony, lists some of the more notable guests, and reprints parts of messages from President Jimmy Carter, Senator Jakob K. Javits, and Mayor Abraham Beame of New York City. The article gives a brief history of the house, details the funding of the restoration, and credits individuals who led the renovation.
A photograph of the exterior of the home and two photographs of notable guests at the reception accompany the article.
Notice regarding the outcome of the Theodore Roosevelt Public Speaking Contest for 1978 which involves students from the New York City public school system. The article names the winner, Janet Belanoff, along with the other finalists, the judges of the contest, and the order of the ceremony.
An advertisement for the Roosevelt Savings Bank with a listing of its offices in the greater New York City area occupies the bottom third of the page.
John A. Gable discusses the publication of two books on Theodore Roosevelt. Sagamore Hill: An Historical Guide was published by the Theodore Roosevelt Association (TRA) and Memories of the American Frontier, a collection of Roosevelt’s writings on the American West, was issued by the Westvaco Corporation. Gable notes the individuals and organizations that helped bring both works to publication. He mentions that author David McCullough visited the offices of the TRA, and he closes with more tributes to Ethel Derby Roosevelt who died on December 10, 1977.
Theodore Roosevelt Association Journal
1978