Peter Tamony

Tamony, Peter (1902-1985), Collection, 1890-1985 (C3939)

877.6 linear feet, 12 records, 89 audio tapes, 2 audio cassettes

INDEX TERMS

These index terms are the subjects, people, places, etc. under which this collection is listed in all available indexes at the Western Historical Manuscript Collection-Columbia. For additional information about this collection please see the information sheet. If you are interested in a specific index term, please contact the reference staff.

  • Abrahams, Roger D.
  • Ackerman, Irving
  • Advertising
  • Aeronautics—Slang
  • Alcoholics—Slang
  • American Dialect Society
  • American Folklife Preservation Act
  • American Name Society
  • American Notes & Queries
  • American Speech
  • Americanisms
  • Americanisms: Content and Continuum
  • Amusements
  • Ancient Order of Feather Merchants
  • Anti-Catholicism—United States
  • Antisemitism
  • Armstrong, Louis (1900-1971)
  • Asians—Attitudes toward
  • Automobiles—Parts
  • Aviation—Slang
  • Baseball
  • Baseball players
  • Baseball, Pacific Coast League, 1951
  • Baseball—Cartoons and caricatures
  • Baseball—History
  • Baseball—San Francisco, California
  • Baseball—Slang
  • Basie, Count (1904-1984)
  • Basketball
  • Basketball—History
  • Beiderbecke, Bix (1903-1931)
  • Berigan, Bunny (1908-1942)
  • Bernstein, Leonard (1918-1990)
  • Bilingualism
  • Bilingualism—Attitudes toward
  • Black English
  • Black music
  • Blacklisting, Labor
  • Blind Tom (1849-1908)
  • Bohemianism
  • Bohemians—Slang
  • Bolinger, Dwight (1908-1992)
  • Boxers
  • Boxing
  • Boxing—History
  • Boycott—San Francisco, California, 1975
  • Broadsides, 1960s
  • Broadsides, 1970s
  • Burley, Dan (1907-1962)
  • Byrd, Charlie (1925- )
  • Caen, Herbert (1916-1997)
  • California
  • California, San Francisco
  • California, San Francisco, Mission District, 1939
  • California, San Francisco—Cartoons and caricatures
  • California, San Francisco—History
  • California, San Francisco—Urban renewal
  • California—History
  • Calloway, Cab (1907-1994)
  • Candlestick Park, San Francisco, California
  • Carnivals—Equipment and supplies
  • Carnivals—Slang
  • Cartoonists
  • Cartoons and caricatures
  • Cartoons and caricatures, 1928
  • Cartoons and caricatures, 1960
  • Cassidy, Frederic (1907-2000)
  • Cayce, Edgar (1877-1945)
  • Children and sex
  • Chinook jargon
  • Christianity and other religions
  • Cohen, Gerald L.
  • College sports
  • College students—Slang
  • College wit and humor, 1928
  • Colleges and universities—Student life
  • Colleges and universities—Students' songs
  • Comic books, strips, etc.
  • Comments on Etymology
  • Committee for the Preservation of the Heritage of San Francisco Traditional Jazz
  • Communism and music
  • Communism and religion
  • Communism—Attitudes toward
  • Conscientious objectors, 1960
  • CONTALK Project
  • Cook, Frederick A. (1865-1940)
  • Copland, Aaron (1900-1990)
  • Cow Palace, San Francisco, California
  • Cowboys—Slang
  • Criminals—Identification, 1851
  • Criminals—Slang
  • Daughters of Bilitis
  • Davis, Miles D. (1926-1991)
  • Dictionary of American Regional English
  • DiMaggio, Dominic (1917- )
  • Dogs—Slang
  • Dorgan, Thomas A. (1877-1929)
  • Dorsey, Thomas Francis (1905-1956)
  • Drugs—Psychological aspects
  • Dunne, Bert
  • Dylan, Bob (1941- )
  • Earthquakes—San Francisco, California, 1906
  • Educational games
  • Election, 1928—Presidential
  • Election, 1960—Presidential
  • Ellington, Duke (1899-1974)
  • Encyclopedia Britannica, New Words Committee
  • English language—Pronunciation
  • English language—Provincialisms—Alaska
  • English language—Provincialisms—Australia
  • English language—Provincialisms—Brooklyn, New York
  • English language—Provincialisms—Haiti
  • English language—Provincialisms—Hawaii
  • English language—Provincialisms—Maine
  • English language—Provincialisms—North Carolina
  • English language—Provincialisms—South Carolina
  • English language—Study and teaching
  • Erotica
  • Farina, Richard (1937-1966)
  • Farmers—Slang
  • Feminists—Slang
  • Fey, Charles (1862-1944)
  • Fitzgerald, Ella (1917-1996)
  • Folk music
  • Folk songs
  • Folklore—Russia
  • Football
  • Football players
  • Football—History
  • Football—Slang
  • Fraternal organizations
  • Freemasons
  • Fromm, Eric (1900-1980)
  • Gambling
  • Gambling—Equipment and supplies
  • Games—Equipment and supplies
  • Gay men
  • Gay men—Slang
  • Gay women
  • Gay women—Slang
  • Germany, Berlin, 1961
  • Ginsberg, Allen (1926-1997)
  • Gleason, Ralph J. (1917-1975)
  • Gold rush, California
  • Goodman, Benny (1909-1986)
  • Gospel music—History
  • Green, Archie (1926- )
  • Gypsies
  • Haldeman-Julius Monthly
  • Hampton, Lionel L. (1913- )
  • Hand, Wayland D. (1907-1986)
  • Hayakawa, S[amuel] I[chiye] (1906-1992)
  • Hearst family
  • Hickman, Arthur G. (1886-1930)
  • Hippies
  • Hippies—Attitudes toward
  • Hippies—Slang
  • Holiday, Billie (1915-1959)
  • Hootenanny
  • Hot Music Society of San Francisco
  • Institute of General Semantics
  • Jabberwocky and Jive
  • Jazz
  • Jazz musicians
  • Jazz—Discography
  • Jazz—History
  • Jazz—Slang
  • Johnson, Bunk (1879?-1949)
  • Johnson, Pete (1904- )
  • Jubilee Singers
  • Jung, Carl G. (1875-1961)
  • Kelly, Bert
  • Kelsey-Hayes Company, Detroit, Michigan
  • King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band
  • Korzybski, Alfred H. (1879-1950)
  • Krupa, Gene (1909-1973)
  • Labor unions—California
  • Labor—Slang
  • Language and languages
  • Laughing Horse
  • Lawrence, D[avid] H[erbert] (1885-1930)
  • Leadbelly ( -1949)
  • Legman, Gershon (1917- )
  • Lenz, Kay (1953- )
  • Libertarianism
  • Limericks
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904
  • LSD (Drug)
  • Lumber and lumbering—Slang
  • Maledicta
  • Marriot, Frederick
  • McDonald's Corporation
  • McNamara, Thomas
  • Mencken, Henry Louis (1880-1956)
  • Mexican-Americans—Slang
  • Military—Slang
  • Moody Blues
  • Motion pictures, Pornographic
  • Murphy, Turk (1915-1987)
  • Music festivals
  • Names, Geographical—Arkansas
  • Names, Geographical—Missouri
  • Narcotic addicts—Rehabilitation
  • Narcotic addicts—Slang
  • Nativism
  • Newton, Huey P. (1942-1989)
  • Obscenity (Law)
  • O'Doul, Lefty (1897-1969)
  • Oliver, Joseph (1885?-1938)
  • Olympic Games, 1948
  • Oppenheimer, Julius Robert (1904-1967)
  • Organized crime
  • Oxford English Dictionary
  • Panama—Description and travel, 1945
  • Peary, Robert E. (1856-1920)
  • Pederstein, Shorty
  • Philosophy, Buddhist
  • Philosophy, Chinese
  • Philosophy, Hindu
  • Poetry
  • Police—Slang
  • Pornography
  • Posters, Wanted
  • Pound, Ezra (1885-1972)
  • Prisoners—Slang
  • Prostitutes—Slang
  • Prostitution, 1790
  • Psychiatry—Attitudes toward
  • Public housing—San Francisco, California
  • Pynchon, Thomas R. (1937- )
  • Radio broadcasting of sports
  • Ragtime music
  • Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, St. Louis, Missouri
  • Read, Allan Walker
  • Rock music—Attitudes toward
  • Rock music—History
  • Rockne, Knute K. (1888-1931)
  • Rogers, Carl R. (1902-1987)
  • Runyon, Damon (1884-1946)
  • Russell, Bertrand (1872-1970)
  • Safire, William (1929- )
  • Sailors—Slang
  • Saint Mary's College, San Francisco, California
  • San Francisco Newsletter and Wasp
  • San Francisco Seals (Baseball team)
  • San Francisco Seals (Baseball team), 1937
  • Schulz, Charles M. (1922-2000)
  • Scobey, Bob
  • Seeger, Pete (1919- )
  • Segregation in public accommodations
  • Seidler, David
  • Sex roles
  • Sexuality in music
  • Sheet music—Jazz
  • Slang
  • Slot machines
  • Smith, Alfred E. (1873-1944)
  • Smith, Bessie (1894?-1937)
  • Songbooks
  • Spain—History—1936-1939, Civil War. Abraham Lincoln Brigade
  • Spelling reform
  • Spengler, Oswald (1880-1936)
  • Sports—Cartoons and caricatures
  • Sports—Equipment and supplies
  • Sports—Slang
  • Stern, Alexander
  • Students—Slang
  • Swing music
  • Tabloid newspapers—New York, New York
  • Tamony family
  • Tamony family—Genealogy
  • Tamony, Peter A. (1902-1985)
  • Tamony, Peter A. (1902-1985)—Biography
  • Taylor, Archer (1890-1973)
  • Teenagers—Slang
  • The Smart Set
  • Tramps
  • United Farm Workers
  • Urban renewal—San Francisco, California
  • Vietnamese War, 1961-1975—Attitudes toward
  • Waller, Fats (1904-1943)
  • Wanted posters
  • Watters, Lucious (1911-1989)
  • Watts, Alan W. (1915-1973)
  • Webb, Chick (1909-1939)
  • Weinberger, Caspar W. (1917- )
  • Wells, Fargo & Company
  • Western Folklore
  • Wit and humor—Psychological aspects
  • Words
  • Words, New
  • Words, Obscene
  • World War, 1939-1945—Refugees
  • World War, 1939-1945—Transportation
  • Wright, Frank Lloyd (1869-1959)
  • Yiddish language
  • Zohn, Harry

INFORMATION SHEET

APPENDIX A: AMERICANISMS

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