Stassen, Harold Edward People United States North America By Region
Stassen, Harold Edward People United States North America By Region
Stassen, Harold Edward
Sites related to Harold Edward Stassen (1907-2001), three-term governor of Minnesota, World War II Navy captain, president of the University of Pennsylvania, member of the Eisenhower administration, active American Baptist churchman, and nine-time presidential hopeful.
Top: Society: History: By Region: North America: United States: People: Stassen, Harold Edward:
-
- Short biography.
-
- Stassen wanted the University of Pennsylvania to have a big time football program, and was instrumental in getting Penn into the Ivy League. [The Pennsylvania Gazette]
-
- Biographical profile.
-
- Obituary for the former president of the University of Pennsylvania. With portrait. [The Pennsylvania Gazette]
-
- Biography of the three-time governor of Minnesota, an overview of this collection of his papers, and more detailed descriptions of each major section.
-
- Short biographical entry in the Columbia Encyclopedia.
-
- Transcript of a 1973 interview of Governor Stassen about his role in the foundation of the United Nations. At the Truman Presidential Museum and Library.
-
- Obituary for the lifelong American Baptist Harold E. Stassen, who served as president of the American Baptist Convention and was a charter signer of the National Council of Churches. [American Baptists In Mission]
-
- Obituary for "boy governor" Harold Stassen, whose later humourless pursuit of public office made him the butt of jokes. [National Post]
-
- Brief biographical profile.
-
- Short biographical article on the persistent candidate for the office of President of the United States.
-
- Biographical essay on the statesman and former governor of Minnesota.
-
- Short biography, and photos of Stassen during his World War II service as an aide to Admiral Halsey.
-
- Harold Stassen's delegates to the Republican convention voted for Eisenhower on the second ballot, starting a cascade that carried Eisenhower to the nomination. From the Minnesota House of Representatives' publication Session Weekly.
|
