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Paul B Dickman Quotes
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Paul B Dickman Quotes.
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Including this document, even though there is no reference to who compiled the list of quotes, nor have these quotes been vetted for accuracy. With that in mind, included because of difficulty in sourcing information. Review would indicate that items quoted are consistent with what is known of Paul Dickman. Charles Nelson (Collections Mgr.)
Identifier
HCC0101RUS154
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Document (PDF)
Paul B. Dickman (Painting)
Title
Paul B. Dickman (Painting).
Abstract/Description
Painting of Paul B. Dickman
Identifier
HCC0101RUS304
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Image (JPEG)
Paul B. Dickman with Boat on Ruskin Inlet
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Paul B. Dickman with Boat on Ruskin Inlet.
Abstract/Description
Photo of Paul B. Dickman with boat on the Ruskin Inlet. Dickman, as a land developer, created many of the lots on the NW side of the Ruskin Inlet through a dredge and fill technique.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS189
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Image (JPEG)
Paul Dickman (later years)
Title
Paul Dickman (later years).
Abstract/Description
Photo of Paul Dickman later in his life
Identifier
HCC0101RUS316
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Image (JPEG)
Paul Dickman and the Pan American Commission Tour
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Paul Dickman and the Pan American Commission Tour.
Abstract/Description
Paul Dickman had been appointed to represent Florida Farmers on a tour of Pan American farms. This is a picture of the delegation, with Paul in the center, in Honolulu Hawaii in 1962
Identifier
HCC0101RUS267
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Image (JPEG)
Paul Dickman in WW1
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Paul Dickman in WW1.
Abstract/Description
Photo of Paul Dickman in his WW1 era uniform. Paul did serve in the US Army and trained for overseas duty in South Carolina. The war ended before he was activated, however, and he did not see action overseas. He completed his army service and returned to Ruskin
Identifier
HCC0101RUS361
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Image (JPEG)
Paul Dickman Presents Petition to President Eisenhower
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Paul Dickman Presents Petition to President Eisenhower.
Abstract/Description
Paul Dickman as part of delegation to President Dwight Eisenhower: Several Interpretative notes on reverse of photo: PSD in light suit, hands crossed. Ctte (presumably committee) to Rebuild Europe's Food Distribution after WWII -- Agricultural United Fresh fruit and Vegetable Association. Farm resolution to Eisenhower.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS283
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Image (JPEG)
Paul Dickman WWI Service Record
Title
Paul Dickman WWI Service Record.
Abstract/Description
WWI Service Record of Paul B. Dickman. From Florida Memory Project
Date Issued
1918
Identifier
HCC0101RUS187
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Image (JPEG)
Pauline Lawler Dickman
Title
Pauline Lawler Dickman.
Abstract/Description
Photo of Pauline Lawler Dickman. Site unknown. Ed Note: This appears early in Pauline's married life, so this photo MAY be when she was a Lawler. Difficult to determine and source (A.M. Miller) was unsure.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS357
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Image (JPEG)
Plaque: Glenn Dickman
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Plaque: Glenn Dickman.
Abstract/Description
An article about Dickman family in Tampa Tribune in 2005 Glenn Dickman pictured in article. Plaque posted at Dickman Realty.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS110
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Image (JPEG)
Remembering Thanksgiving
Title
Remembering Thanksgiving.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS120
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Document (PDF)
Resolution from County Government on Paul Dickman's Service on Budget Commission
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Resolution from County Government on Paul Dickman's Service on Budget Commission.
Abstract/Description
Copy of County Government Resolution honoring Paul Dickman for his service on the Hillsborough County Budget Commission from 1944 to 1972. Mr. Dickman was chairman of that group from 1965 to the end of his service. The Budget Commissions was a powerful commission that decided on budgetary allocations for the county. Dickman was much admired as a strong proponent of fiscally conservative policies although some of those positions, today, would be considered insensitive towards the poor in the...
Show moreCopy of County Government Resolution honoring Paul Dickman for his service on the Hillsborough County Budget Commission from 1944 to 1972. Mr. Dickman was chairman of that group from 1965 to the end of his service. The Budget Commissions was a powerful commission that decided on budgetary allocations for the county. Dickman was much admired as a strong proponent of fiscally conservative policies although some of those positions, today, would be considered insensitive towards the poor in the name of that fiscal conservativeness. Researchers can quite easily follow his work on the Commission by reviewing large numbers of news articles written about the Commission in Tampa papers.
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Date Issued
1972-12-15
Identifier
HCC0101RUS349
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Image (JPEG)
Rose Dickman
Title
Rose Dickman.
Abstract/Description
Wife of A. P. Dickman. Mother of Paul and Pauline Dickman.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS073
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Document (PDF)
Rose Dickman Later in Life
Title
Rose Dickman Later in Life.
Abstract/Description
Photo of Rose Dickman later in life.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS223
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Set of related objects
Sons of George and Adaline Miller
Title
Sons of George and Adaline Miller.
Abstract/Description
Three sons of George and Adaline Miller: Olnton (actually a combination of the Presidents Lincoln and Washington to form the name), Willard and Admer.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS423
Format
Set of related objects
The Bible vs Plutocracy by George Miller
Title
The Bible vs Plutocracy by George Miller.
Abstract/Description
George MIller is most identified as a Christian Socialist who wrote significantly on the topics of political economy from that point of view. This article, similar in nature to his earlier works (viz. The Economics of Moses and The Economics of Jesus) discusses political economy administration.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS420
Format
Document (PDF)
The Economics of Moses by George Miller
Title
The Economics of Moses by George Miller.
Abstract/Description
The Economics of Moses was written by George Miller in the 1890s but was published here, in The Arena in 1905. This should be read in view of Miller's Christian Socialist beliefs and helps to explain his views on the political economy of the bible as a lesson in reorganizing America's laissez faire economics.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS432
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Document (PDF)
Three Sons of Lyle and Margaret Dickman as Boys
Title
Three Sons of Lyle and Margaret Dickman as Boys.
Abstract/Description
Three sons of Lyle and Margaret Dickman. Man taking photo in the picture is identified as Willard D. Miller (who would have been an uncle to the boys.) The man standing at the far right is unidentified. The boys are (from Left) Paul R. Dickman, Glenn K. Dickman, and Edward L. (Ned) Dickman. (Information contained on note accompanying the photo.) Note also indicates that the photo was taking at the A. P. Dickman house.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS307
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Image (JPEG)
Tribute to Esther Cralle Dickman
Title
Tribute to Esther Cralle Dickman.
Abstract/Description
The Ruskin Woman's Club wrote this short dedication to honor Esther Cralle Dickman, wife of Paul B. Dickman and placed it in their 1983-84 Woman's Club Phone Directory.
Identifier
HCC0101RUS351
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Image (JPEG)
Uncle Ike's Ideas: George McA. Miller
Title
Uncle Ike's Ideas: George McA. Miller.
Abstract/Description
George Miller's ideas on community and economy included ideas from both Christian Socialism and Progressive thought. Some of his early writings on the subject were contained in a series of poems where "Uncle Ike" provided the wisdom. These were often duplicated in newspapers in the midwest. This collection was published din 1898
Date Issued
1898
Identifier
HCC0101RUS337
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Document (PDF)

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