Scope and Contents Arthur White(1921-2001) was a journalist who worked with the Bristol Evening Post, Stars and Stripes, and TIME Magazine. He married Louie Peeples a native of Valdosta and graduate of South Georgia State Women's College. The Arthur White Collection includes general memorabilia from Mr. White’s long career with TIME Magazine.  The topics and subject matters are varied.  This collection provides a wide range of artifacts, including,...

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Contains newpaper articles about World War II in Great Britain. Danger UXB was a televsion series about a bomb hunting squad.

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Contains newsclippings about British espionage and MI-5 and MI-6

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Contains drafts, correspondence, and information regarding alleged British spies.

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Contains newsclippings about British espionage with James Prior, Geoffery Howe, and Peter Wright.

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Anthony Blunt was the Queen's Surveyor of Pictures until he was discovered as a spy during and shortly after WWI. His membership in The Societ, a communist club at Cambridge brought to light other spies that he recruited for Russia.

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Leo Long was one of Anthony Long's spy recruits from Cambridge. He confessed to spying in 1964 and was never prosecuted. After the Blunt spy scandal, Long went public with his confession. An interview transcription is included.

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Contains articles about Lance Corporal Philip Leslie Aldridge's sentence to four year jail for attempting to pass classified documents to the Russian embassy.

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Articles about two spy trials which opened the same week in Great Britain. The alleged spies were Professor Hugh Hamilton and Ramona Richie, a British diplomat who passed classified information to her Egyption lover.

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Contains TIME, Inc. correspondence pertaining to the British spy scandals of the early 1980s. A large amount of information is relevant to other folders, particularly folders 23-37.

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Contains article regarding American Michael Straigh's involvement with the discovery of Anthony Blunt and Leo Long's espionage. Several included articles were written by Straigh himself. Louis Dolvet was Micahel Straight's brother-in-law.

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Contains newspaper clippings about former turn-coat spy Donald Maclean, who fled Britain for Russia.

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Contains drafts and correspondence about the Anthony Blunt Scandal

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Articles about previous vetting practice that did not uncover future scandals and what was being done to produce a stricter vetting process.

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Contains articles about the 1982 British spy scandals. These articles also include misc. articles about international spies in America and France. Also included is Parliament's reaction to spying.

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Cotains drafts and correspondence regarding the bombing of the Blues and Royals (Royal Horse Guard and 1st Dragoons, a part of the Household Cavalry).

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Contains magazien articleso n the rash of IRA bombings targeting conservative politicians in the erly 1980s. Details on other bomingsin London, suchas the Herrod's blast and Hyde park blast, are included.

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Ater WWII, undetonated bombs and landmines remained buried in Great Britain. Overtime, these bombs were discovered and written about in local papers.

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Contains eyewitness accounts of the Fleet Street, London bombing that closed Reuters news service on April 17, 1941.

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Contains drafts and correspondence about the Greenham Women's Peace Movement which protested the storage of American nuclear warheads in Greenham, England.