61. NATAS - What We Are With leaders such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles collingwood , edward R.Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil Rathbone among them http://www.emmyonline.org/national/natas/about.htm

The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences H I S T O R Y O n November 15, 1955, legendary television personality Ed Sullivan convened a meeting of fifty of the most prominent television industry leaders all concerned about the future of the television medium which had only recently captured the imagination and loyalty of the American public. With leaders such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles Collingwood , Edward R. Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil Rathbone among them, the organization doubled within two weeks to become the "Committee of 100." This high level group was committed to the establishment of a National Television Academy. Since those early heady days, NATAS has been a story of extraordinary growth in numbers of members and chapters, plus the phenomenal scope and breadth of programs and services. Membership has flourished to more than 11,000, making NATAS the single largest television professional association in the world. NATAS is represented by 17 chapters nationwide serving 97 percent of the viewing public. HomePage Creating Critical Viewers Scholarships Publications

62. NATAS - What We Are With leaders such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles collingwood , edward R.Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil Rathbone among them http://www.aspire.org/emmy.htm

O n November 15, 1955, legendary television personality Ed Sullivan convened a meeting of fifty of the most prominent television industry leaders all concerned about the future of the television medium which had only recently captured the imagination and loyalty of the American public. With leaders such as Walter Cronkite, Fred Allen, Charles Collingwood , Edward R. Murrow, Carl Reiner, Neil Simon, Mark Goodson and Basil Rathbone among them, the organization doubled within two weeks to become the "Committee of 100." This high level group was committed to the establishment of a National Television Academy. Since those early heady days, NATAS has been a story of extraordinary growth in numbers of members and chapters, plus the phenomenal scope and breadth of programs and services. Membership has flourished to more than 11,000, making NATAS the single largest television professional association in the world. NATAS is represented by 17 chapters nationwide serving 97 percent of the viewing public. Aspire has won 5 Emmys.

63. Edward R. Murrow assignment was the broadcast of the coronation of edward s brother George LeSueur,Mary Marvin Breckinridge, Winston Burdett, Charles collingwood, Cecil Brown http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/20th/b/murrow.html

Edward R. Murrow Murrow from Detroit News Kaltenborn from Current History Ambass. Lothian listens to shortwave Sept. 1939, from FDRL Aircraft spotter on the roof of a building in London. St. Paul's Cathedral is in the background 1940, from PATCH/NA Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in Munich, Germany, June, 1940, from PATCH/NA "A Frenchman weeps as German soldiers march into the French capital, Paris, on June 14,, after the Allied armies had been driven back across France." 1940, from PATCH/NA 1935 - In Sept. Murrow was hired at CBS as Director of Talks, sent to Europe due to growing importance of foreign news, used Rome transmitter in Oct. to bypass BBC censorship of Italian delegate Aloisi at League of Nations in Geneva 1936 - Murrow arranged 311 broadcasts from 27 countries, double the number of foreign broadcasts made by CBS in 1935 1937 - replaced Cesar Saerchinger in London after the BBC censorship of the abdication of King Edward VIII in late 1936, his first assignment was the broadcast of the coronation of Edward's brother George VI 1937 - began to hire a group of 11 correspondents known as the Murrow Boys: William Shirer, Thomas Grandin, Eric Sevareid, Larry LeSueur, Mary Marvin Breckinridge, Winston Burdett, Charles Collingwood, Cecil Brown, Howard K. Smith, Bill Downs, Richard Hottelet

64. Chris Collingwood PIRATES AND BUCCANEERS. Damnation Seize My Soul by Chris collingwood. Blackbeardthe Terrible, otherwise known as edward Teach, Thatch or Drummond. Circa 1718. http://www.militaryartcompany.com/chris_collingwood.htm

Chris Collingwood Click here to search over 4000 military, naval and aviation prints and gifts. Recommended print and gift website of the month ... click here Click image to view catalogue information Ultimate website for all sports shown in great value art prints - click here to view Largest selection of antique historical military and naval prints from 1800 to 1918 - click here to view Post Information What is an Artists Proof? ... To order your print(s) use our secure order form here VIEW THESE G ALLERIES English Civil War American Civil War Ancient History Medieval History ... World War 2 Chris Collingwood, leading British Military and Historical artist who's military paintings of The Roman Empire and other Ancient Period as well as the English and American Civil war historical paintings are un-surpassed Chris Collingwood portrait paintings show the style and grace of painters from the 18th and 19th century. This makes Chris Collingwood's original paintings and Signed Limited editions collected around the world. A secure order form is available on this link: secure order form Defence of Rorke's Drift. By Chris Collingwood.

65. Barrie-Collingwood Railway - BCRY/074 English. Barriecollingwood Railway - BCRY/074. RAILROAD Barrie-collingwoodRailway - A Cando subsidiary BCRY/074 ADDRESS 160 edward Street St. http://www8.cpr.ca/www2/commercial/General/Shortlin.nsf/0/871DEFB9A36B5C2D86256B

66. Barrie-Collingwood Railway Doug Peters, General Manager Ontario, Cando Contracting, 160 edward St., St ThomasON Canada N5P 1Z3, Phone 519-637-8756 Barrie collingwood Communities. http://www8.cpr.ca/cms/English/Customers/New Customers/Where We Ship/Rail Partne

67. Stories, Listed By Author collingwood, FRANCES (chron.) * Birth of a Station, (ar) Collins’ for Boys andGirls edward (chron.) * “The Sky Leapers”, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 11 http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/paper/s116.htm

British Juvenile Story Papers and Pocket Libraries Index Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents The B.O.P. Stamp Corner, (cl) Nov Dec 1924 Jun Jul 1925 The B.O.P. Stamp Corner, (ia) Mar Apr May Aug ... Sep 1925 The B.O.P. Stamp Corner, (ms) Feb 1925 Nov Dec 1918 Jan ... Jan 1925 Stamps and Their Watermarks, (ar) Oct 1922 COLLIER, ERIC R. (chron.) Twining Plants. Why do beans and hops climb differently?, (ar) Nov 1922 COLLINGWOOD, FRANCES (chron.) Birth of a Station, (ar) Oct 1952 Carols by Candlelight, (ar) Dec 1952 The King of Fireworks, (ar) Nov 1952 On the Scent, (ar) Apr 1952 The Open Road, (ar) Jun 1952 Mar 1953 Rhodes of Rhodesia, (ar) Mar 1952 COLLINS, A. H. (chron.) Illustration, (il) May 23 1908 COLLINS, ANDREW (chron.) Rebellion!: The Apostles of Freedom, (ar) Look and Learn incorporating Ranger Feb 7 1970 The Reluctant Spy, (ar) Look and Learn incorporating Ranger Aug 16 1969 COLLINS, COLIN ; pseudonym of Oliver Merland (chron.) The House of Silence , (n.) The Schoolboy Millionaire , (n.) Step by Step , (n.)

68. PELLEW, EXMOUTH - The Life Of Edward Pellew, Viscount Exmouth By Parkinson, C. N They were far from friendless, and only improperly can edward Pellew s career withfewer advantages than Nelson, he was far more fortunate than collingwood. http://www.pellew.com/Exmouth/Exmouth 003/Chapter 01 - I.htm

http://www.pellew.com Contents Back Chapter II Home Exmouth Edward Pellew - By Parkinson, C. Northcote, London, 1934 CHAPTER I - Background We have . . . to boast of splendid instances of men who went to sea at the age of twelve and thirteen, who by self-education rendered themselves ornaments to our Profession, and worthy of bearing comparison with the most distinguished statesmen and diplomatists of the age; namely, Lord St. Vincent, Lord Nelson, Lord Collingwood, Lord Exmouth, Sir Richard Keats, Sir George Cockburn - cum multis aliis. Sir T. Byam Martin. THE name Pellew is Cornish, and like a number of Cornish names it is traditionally derived from the French. The pronunciation of the name Pellew, in which the first ' e ' is short, and the accent on the second syllable, makes the derivation from some French names spelt 'Pelleu' or 'Pellieu' probable. To set against this, several early variations of the spelling seem rather to suggest a purely Cornish origin. But if the connexion of the family with St. Aubayne

69. The Remarkable Miss Julia Merton: A Right Royal Romance - Www.theage.com.au Tired and a little ashamed of the family business, collingwood Quality Meats, shedreams of being At Botany House she meets edward Longfield, cousin of Kenneth http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/09/25/1064083123958.html?from=storyrhs

70. Royal Family Of Europe - Pafg149 - Generated By Personal Ancestral File She married edward HUTCHINSON on 10 Oct 1706 in Boston, Suffolk Co,Ma. He married Dorothy collingwood on 29 Dec 1719 in Ancrum. http://www.ishipress.com/royalfam/pafg149.htm

Royal Family of Europe Baldwin WAKE [ Parents was born about 1237/1238 in , Blisworth, Northampshire, England. He died on 5 Feb 1281/1282. He married Hawise De QUINCY before 5 Feb 1267/1268 in Of, Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. Hawise De QUINCY [ Parents was born about 1242 in Of, Blisworth, Northampshire, England. She was christened in (14-1264). She died in 1285. She married Baldwin WAKE before 5 Feb 1267/1268 in Of, Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. They had the following children: M i John WAKE was born about 1268. He died about 10 Apr 1300. F ii Emeline WAKE was born about 1269 in , Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. M iii Hugh WAKE was born about 1272 in , Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. He died on 4 May 1315. M iv William WAKE was born about 1273 in Of, Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. F v Miss WAKE was born about 1274 in , Blisworth, Northamptonshire, England. Paul I OF GREECE [ Parents was born on 14 Dec 1901 in Athens, Greece. He died on 6 Mar 1964 in Tatoi, Greece. He was buried in Tatoi, Greece. He married Frederica OF HANOVER on 9 Jan 1938 in Athens, Greece. Frederica OF HANOVER was born on 18 Apr 1917 in Blankenburg, Harz, Germany. She died on 6 Feb 1981 in Madrid, Spain. She was buried in Tatoi. She married Paul I OF GREECE on 9 Jan 1938 in Athens, Greece.

71. Cuthbert Collingwood, 1st Baron Collingwood --  Encyclopædia Britannica , collingwood, Cuthbert collingwood, 1st Baron British naval commander who was Horatio ,Hawke (of Towton), edward Hawke, 1st Baron British admiral whose naval http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=25183&tocid=0&query=battle of bunker hil

72. Admiral Sir Edward Pellew edward Pellew entered the Royal Navy at 13 in 1770 and rose steadily in rank 1806,of the North Sea in 1820 and then succeeded Nelson, collingwood and Cotton http://website.lineone.net/~teignmuseum/pellew.htm

Admiral Sir Edward Pellew Viscount Exmouth NOW AVAILABLE! A Special Information Pack Battle Flag Restoration Fund Edward Pellew entered the Royal Navy at 13 in 1770 and rose steadily in rank in consequence of outstanding personal courage and an unexampled tactical brilliance as a Frigate Captain. When of superior rank he, on several occasions, sprang overboard to support drowning seamen, sometimes with little hope of either being rescued. He was made a Commander for fighting a successful action against a French frigate after his Captain had been killed. In 1782 he became post Captain after an attack on three French privateers. He was Captain of the 'Nymph' which took the first French warship, the 'Cleopatra' on the outbreak of war with revolutionary France in 1793. By 1794 he was Commodore of the Western Frigate Squadron. In 1796, at Plymouth, he organised the rescue of the complement of the 'Dutton, an East Indiaman. Meanwhile, the war with France continued and Pellew retook the first British warship the French had captured. He became Commander-in-Chief East Indies in 1806, of the North Sea in 1820 and then succeeded Nelson, Collingwood and Cotton as Commander-in-Chief Mediterranean from 1811 to 1814.

73. Self Catering Apartments In The chalet . Cottage in Brudenell, Wood Islands, Prince edward Island.Blue Mountain Chalets. Condo in collingwood, collingwood, Ontario. http://www.self-catering-breaks.com/property/Frm_BrowsePAge.cfm?Page=2&Country=C

74. Self Catering Apartments In This cottage feat . Cottage in Seaview, North Shore, Prince edward Island.collingwood Cranberry Resort. Condo in Cranberry, collingwood, Ontario. http://www.self-catering-breaks.com/property/Frm_BrowsePAge.cfm?Page=12&Country=

75. Sourcebooks, Inc. DDay edward R. Murrow (London)—June 6, 1944 36. Flying Over Normandy RichardC. Hottelet (London)—June 6, 1944 37. Utah Beach Charles collingwood (Utah http://sourcebooks.com/academic/academic_categories.asp?isbn=1402200269

76. Collingwood Now: STORAGE SERVICES collingwood Warehouse Services Inc. 395 Raglan St, collingwood, 705.443.5498, CreemoreU Storage. edward St, Creemore, 705.466.3155, Fred Pearce Moving Storage. http://www.collingwoodnow.com/directories/shops_services/store/

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77. Transcribed Census Entries For The Collingwood Households Ann collingwood, Head, Marr, 31, Sailor s wife, Poplar, MDX. edward collingwood,Son, 9, Poplar, MDX. Frederick Henry collingwood, Son, 7, Poplar, MDX. http://www.rebus.demon.co.uk/census/collingw.htm

Transcribed Census Entries for the Collingwood households Return to the census datasets index page Notes: For each household the Year, Census Reference (Class, Piece Number and Folio) and Place of Enumeration are given, followed on successive lines by the Name, Relationship to the Head of the Household, Condition, Age, Occupation and Place of Birth for each member of the family. The names, ages and place of birth of servants has generally been omitted. The entries are sorted by Year, Piece Number and Folio Abbreviations : Reln = Relationship to Head of Household, Cond = Condition In the 1841 Census the Relationship to the Head of the Household and Condition were not recorded and the place of birth was limited to the following: Y = born in the county of current residence [I have given the Chapman code] N = born elsewhere in England or Wales S = born in Scotland I = born in Ireland F = born abroad A number of allied households containing close relatives may also be included in the data set Please notify me of any transcription errors [ q.v.

78. Royal Genealogies Part 9 Family 2 Elizabeth collingwood COLVIN. Almost his only connection with royalty wasto buy, in 1956, Fort Belvedere, the onetime home of edward VIII before his http://ftp.cac.psu.edu/~saw/royal/r09.html

79. AFL Tables - Brownlow Medal - 1936 Charlie Davey, Carlton, 3. Jack Hale, Carlton, 3. Len Murphy, collingwood,3. edward Bryce, Essendon, 3. Thomas Lahiff, Essendon, 3. George Bennett,Footscray, 3. http://stats.rleague.com/afl/brownlow/brownlow1936.html

Brownlow Index AFL Main Brownlow Medal 1936 1936 Team Totals Player TM Votes Denis Ryan Fitzroy Reg Hickey Geelong Herbert Matthews snr South Melbourne Albert Morrison Footscray Allan Lafontaine Melbourne Jack Regan Collingwood Wilbur Mohr St Kilda Tom Quinn Geelong Dick Reynolds Essendon Norman Ware Footscray Keith Shea Carlton Viv Randall Hawthorn Jack Mueller Melbourne Jock Cordner North Melbourne Jack Dyer Richmond Stan Spinks Hawthorn Laurie Nash South Melbourne Vin Doherty Collingwood Haydn Bunton Fitzroy Wally Gray Fitzroy Ted Poole Hawthorn Marcus Whelan Collingwood Albert Mills Hawthorn Frank Roberts Melbourne Charles Skinner North Melbourne Laird Smith St Kilda Alphonsus Kyne Collingwood Charles Gaudion North Melbourne Bruce Anderson Essendon Keith Forbes Essendon Les Hardiman Geelong Kevin ONeill Richmond Frank Anderson Carlton Jack Carney Carlton Jim Park Carlton Bervyn Woods Collingwood Alfred Sharp Fitzroy Arthur Olliver Footscray Martin Bolger Richmond George Smeaton Richmond Jim Reid South Melbourne Jack Davis St Kilda Stan Lloyd St Kilda Jim Francis Carlton Harry Vallence Carlton Albert Pannam Collingwood Ted Rippon Essendon Stan Penberthy Footscray George Dower Hawthorn Dudley Cassidy North Melbourne Richard Harris Richmond Ray Martin Richmond Syd Dineen South Melbourne Jack Graham South Melbourne Douglas Rayment St Kilda Ansell Clarke Carlton Ron Cooper Carlton Charlie Davey Carlton Jack Hale Carlton Len Murphy Collingwood Edward Bryce Essendon Thomas Lahiff Essendon George Bennett Footscray Roy Evans Footscray Bernard OBrien Footscray Len Metherell Geelong Clarrie Lonsdale Hawthorn Rowley Fischer

80. AFL Tables - Brownlow Medal - 1940 Ron Dowling, collingwood, 3. Alphonsus Kyne, collingwood, 3. Jack Ross, collingwood,3. George Bell, Essendon, 3. edward Bryce, Essendon, 3. Arthur Hart, Fitzroy,3. http://stats.rleague.com/afl/brownlow/brownlow1940.html

Brownlow Index AFL Main Brownlow Medal 1940 1940 Team Totals Player TM Votes Des Fothergill Collingwood Herbert Matthews snr South Melbourne Hugh Torney Essendon Norman Ware Footscray Harry Hickey Footscray George Smeaton Richmond George Dougherty Geelong Stan Spinks Hawthorn Jack Dyer Richmond Wally Buttsworth Essendon Ron Baggott Melbourne Jack Barker Hawthorn Jack Graham South Melbourne Jim Park Carlton Fred Hughson Fitzroy Len Smith Fitzroy Frank Stubbs North Melbourne Jim Cleary South Melbourne Alan Killigrew St Kilda Arthur Olliver Footscray Jack Kelly St Kilda Jim Mooring Carlton Jimmy Adamson North Melbourne Ern Coward Essendon Des Calverley Fitzroy Bruce Calverley Fitzroy Claude Curtin Fitzroy Keith Stackpole Fitzroy Jack Butcher Geelong Allan Everett Geelong Jack Blackman Hawthorn Wally Lock Melbourne Bill Findlay North Melbourne Sel Murray North Melbourne Cresswell Crisp Carlton Dick Reynolds Essendon Jack Carmody Hawthorn Albert Naismith Hawthorn Jack Mueller Melbourne Frank Roberts Melbourne Syd Dyer North Melbourne Robert Bawden Richmond Jack Crane Richmond Jack Hale Carlton Jack Wrout Carlton Albert Pannam Collingwood Mick Hughson Fitzroy Shadrach James Fitzroy Ted Ellis Footscray Geoff Mahon Geelong Angie Muller Geelong Edward Whitfield South Melbourne Alby Weiss St Kilda Jack Carney Carlton Cyril Mann Carlton Paul Schmidt Carlton Jack Skinner Carlton Ron Dowling Collingwood Alphonsus Kyne Collingwood Jack Ross Collingwood George Bell Essendon Edward Bryce Essendon Arthur Hart Fitzroy Alfred Sharp Fitzroy Wilfred Smallhorn Fitzroy George Bennett Footscray Alf Boniface Footscray Tom Arklay Geelong George Gneil

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