HISTORY NEBRASKA MANUSCRIPT FINDING AID
RG4968.AM: Leland M. Hancock, 1919-2006
Papers: 1953-2004
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska: Highway engineer
Size: 0.4 cu.ft.; 1 box
BACKGROUND NOTE
Leland M. Hancock, son of Nathan and Anna Hancock, was born on July 4, 1919 in Lincoln, Nebraska. He attended the University of Nebraska for civil engineering. Hancock served in the Army during World War II. After the war he returned to Lincoln and spent the rest of his career as a highway engineer. Leland M. Hancock died on March 16, 2006. He is buried in Lincoln Memorial Park, Lincoln, Nebraska.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The majority of the materials in the collection relate to an automated traffic control and driving system tested in Lincoln in the 1950s. Materials include copies of correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, etc. Also included in the collection is one folder containing materials relating to a Nebraska state song competition held in 1963. Items in this folder include correspondence, copies of newspaper clippings, and sheet music for Mr. Hancock’s submission, “Along Nebraskaland Trail.”
INVENTORY
Box 1
Folder
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 1-101 & Index
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 102-220
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 221-321
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 322-419
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 420-531
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 532-629
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 630-728
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” pp. 729-789
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” miscellaneous materials
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” miscellaneous materials
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- “Electronic Driving + 30,” miscellaneous materials
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- Nebraska State Song Competition
(1996.0763; 2003.0087; 2003.0395; 2004.0424)
Subject headings:
Automobile industry and trade — Technological advances
Automobiles — Automatic control
Engineering
Hancock, Leland M., 1919-2006
Music — Nebraska
Songs — Nebraska
TMM 11-19-2018