Box 5
Contains 37 Results:
James C. Shaw papers
Biographical information; Personal and official naval correspondence, including letters sent and received, 1939–1975; naval orders, 1938–1957; Journals, notebooks and diaries, 1935–1949; Speeches, notes, note cards and speeches of others, 1936–1977; Writings, including published and unpublished novels, short stories and articles, 1947–1979; Draft of film script for “The Caine Mutiny,” “Midway” and “The Jarvis Story”; Subject Files on ships and naval topics; Miscellany, including citations, programs, rosters, invitations and newspaper articles; Career photographs; Unpublished manuscript by Elizabeth Shaw entitled “Crossed Swords Forever.”
Speeches and outlines: Graduation, Memorial Day and Humane Society, 1972, undated
Speech cards, outlines, and speeches given on Memorial Day and to the Humane Society are in this series as well as a speech by ADM William Standley to the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1936.
Speech by ADM William Standley to the U.S. Naval Academy graduates, 1936 Jun 4
Speech cards, outlines, and speeches given on Memorial Day and to the Humane Society are in this series as well as a speech by ADM William Standley to the U.S. Naval Academy Class of 1936.
Published articles, 1947-1952
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“First Year of the Line School,” USNI Proceedings, 1947 Nov
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“Jarvis: Destroyer that Vanished,” USNI Proceedings, 1950 Feb
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“With Flying Colors”, Our Navy, 1950 Oct
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“The Rise and Ruin of Rabaul,” USNI Proceedings, 1951 Jun
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“How Naval Bases Can Sell Sailors Short,” USNI Proceedings, 1951 Oct
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.
“The Case for Navy Public Information", 1952
James Shaw was a prolific writer of both short stories and novels on naval, historical, and World War II themes. His articles appeared in the U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings from 1947 to 1956, and in True: The Man’s Magazine. Drafts of a novel on Magellan and draft chapters on World War II battles are located here as well as screenplay and scripts for “The Caine Mutiny”, “The Jarvis Story” and several navy films. Also included are articles by John D. Hayes, Herbert Rosinski, Jim Zeld, Steven Fisher and Joseph D. Harrington are also in this series.