kem, james preston, (1890-1965), papers, 1946-1952

C Kem, James Preston, (1890-1965), Papers, 1946-1952

2700 157 linear feet on 550 rolls of microfilm, 2 audio discs

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INTRODUCTION

The Kem Papers document the term of a Republican United States Senator from

Missouri. The bulk of the material is constituent correspondence.

DONOR INFORMATION

The Kem Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by James Preston

Kem on 29 December 1952 (Accession No. 3147).

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

James Preston Kem was born on April 2, 1890, in Macon, Missouri, the son of

James P. Kem and Evelyn Lee Kem. He graduated from the Blees Military Academy in

1906, the University of Missouri in 1910, and the Harvard Law School in 1913. He was

admitted to the bar and began practicing law in Kansas City in the office of Warner,

Dean, McLeon & Langworthy. He practiced law in Kansas City from 1913 to 1946, and

in Washington, D.C., from 1952 to 1962.

From 1917 to 1919, Kem served in the infantry of the U.S. Army. He married

Mary Elizabeth Carroll in 1920, and the couple had two daughters: Carroll (Mrs.

Virginius Randolph Shackelford, Jr.) and Evelyn (Mrs. John Everett Knapp).

Kem was a member of the American Bar Association, Missouri Bar Association,

Lawyers’ Association of Kansas City, Kansas City Bar Association, Cass County Farm

Bureau, Farmers’ Club, William S. Bland Post No. 20 of the American Legion, St. Paul’s

Episcopal Church, Ivanhoe Masonic Lodge, University Club, and Kansas City Country

Club. He was vice-chairman of the board of trustees of the University of Kansas City,

and a director of St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City.

In 1946, Kem was elected to the U.S. Senate as a Republican and served until

1952. He was a member of the Agriculture and Forestry Committee, the Interstate and

Foreign Commerce Committee, and the District of Columbia Committee.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The papers have been arranged into the following thirteen series:

Correspondence; Publicity; Kem Resolutions and Amendments; Senate

Investigations and Cases; Kem Cases; Campaigns; Trips; Political Files; Subject

Correspondence; Miscellaneous Mailing Lists; Office Miscellaneous; Research

Material; and Audio.

The Correspondence folders are arranged by year, then alphabetically by subject,

and finally, alphabetically within each folder.

More complete series descriptions can be found in the folder list.

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C2700 Kem, James Preston, (1890-1965), Papers, 1946-1952

FOLDER LIST

Correspondence Series

f. 1-2427 This is the readings file for the Kem Collection. The material is

arranged alphabetically for each year. These letters are carbon copies

of correspondence filed in the later section of correspondence.

f. 2428-2626 County, 1946. Correspondence relating to Kem’s campaign for U.S.

Senator in 1946. Letters of endorsement to private citizens from

prominent Missourians; instructions to Kem’s supporters and to his

chief political lieutenants; congratulatory letters and answers; requests

for patronage; letters stating opinions of his constituents on various

national issues; and questionnaires from various groups about issues

that relate to them. Newspaper clippings. Material is filed by county.

See the index for folder numbers for a specific county.

f. 2550 Letter from John S. Cannon to Barak T. Mattingly that deals

with the defeat of Roger Slaughter, his relationship with the

Pendergast machine.

f. 2627-3633 1946-1947

f. 2627-2637 A, Miscellaneous Names. Public response to several issues and

bills that were proposed in the 80th Congress.

f. 2638-2642 A, Miscellaneous Subjects. Analysis of the air mail rates under

the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938, applications for feeder-line

air routes in Missouri to the Civil Aeronautics Board.

f. 2243-2446 Agriculture. Requests for publications of United States

Department of Agriculture. Information concerning the poultry

and egg shortage of 1947.

f. 2647-2648 American War Dads

f. 2649 American Legion

f. 2650-2651 Armed Services Retirement Bill

f. 2652-2658 Atomic Bomb

f. 2652 International Control of Atomic Energy. Russian

Amendment to First Report of United Nations Atomic

Energy Commission.

f. 2653 Library of Congress Public Affairs Abstracts on Atomic

Energy

f. 2654-2678 B, Miscellaneous Names

f. 2662 George Allen – Pendergast ties; Government Printing Office

f. 2679-2685 B, Miscellaneous Subjects. Banking, G.I. Terminal Leave

Bonds.

f. 2686-2712 Budget. (Departmental Appropriations: United States

Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Program,

[University of Missouri Agricultural Extension Service],

Veterans Administration, Post Office Department, [Conservation

Federation of Missouri], [Taxes], Housing, Labor Department)

f. 2687 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Report. Minority Report, Joint


Committee on the Presidential Budget.

f. 2692-2693 Reports of Soil Conservation in Missouri

f. 2712 Statements by President Harry S. Truman, Senators Styles

Bridges and Harry Byrd, and Representative John Taber on

Budget for Fiscal 1948.

f. 2713-2723 Bullwinkle Bill

f. 2724-2740 C, Miscellaneous Names

f. 2725 Report of Missouri Division of Employment Security

f. 2736-2738 Material relating to Judge John Cashie Collett’s nomination

to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth District

f. 2740 Statement by E.K. Campbell, Missouri businessman, before

House Committee on Education and Labor

f. 2741-2748 C, Miscellaneous Subjects. Export Control, Verde River,

Arizona and Colorado, Irrigation, Communism.

f. 2749-2750 Census Bill, Kilgore Amendment.

f. 2751-2756 Civil Service Commission. Correspondence relating to

constituents problems in Civil Service positions; material on

patronage; types of Civil Service positions available.

f. 2757-2770 Civil Service Pensions. Research material on amendments to

Civil Service Retirement Act.

f. 2771-2781 Compulsory Military Training. Correspondence and pamphlets

relating to the proposed bill to have universal military training.

f. 2777 Speech by Senator Chan Gurney favoring Universal

Military

f. 2782-2790 Cooperatives

f. 2782 National Tax Equalization Association Material on

Cooperative Tax; constituent response, National Tax

Equalization Association pamphlets.

f. 2788 Kansas State H.R. report on cooperative

f. 2791 Cotton. Report on extending U.S. cotton market.

f. 2792-2808 Crosser Bill, Hawkes Bill.

f. 2792 Speech by Senator Albert Hawkes regarding repeal of

Crosser Amendments. Unions and Insurance Companies,

Railroad Retirement Act and Railroad Unemployment.

f. 2796-2797 Research material on Crosser Amendment

f. 2809-2819 D, Miscellaneous Names. Letters about issues, Labor Unions,

David Lillenthal, Requests for Agriculture Publications.

f. 2820-2821 D, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 2820 James B. Dooley appointment to Northern District of Texas

Courts

f. 2822-2824 Dalton, Grover, Kansas City vote fraud; Republican Party;

patronage.

f. 2825-2839 Displaced persons

f. 2825 Research material on displaced person, constituent letters

concerning displaced persons


f. 2840-2847 District of Columbia. Material on legislation concerning the

District of Columbia; Municipal Courts, Income Taxes.

f. 2848 Donnelly Garment Factory

f. 2849-2854 E, Miscellaneous Names. Constituent response to: Greece-

Turkey, Administrative Practitioners Act, Taft-Hartley, Postage

Increases.

f. 2855-2856 E, Miscellaneous Subjects. Ives-Chavez to end discrimination in

employment; Export Control.

f. 2857 Employment Act. Presidential Economic Report, Report of the

Council of Economic Advisors, Report and Material of Joint

Committee on the Economic Report.

f. 2858-2866 F, Miscellaneous Names

f. 2865 International Chamber of Commerce brochure containing

suggestions for improvement of world economic situation

f. 2866 Statement by Warren W. Fuqua Missouri Farmer Bureau

Federation to Missouri House Committee on Agriculture

f. 2867-2868 F, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 2869-2872 Farm Labor Supply Program, Senate Agriculture Committee

Minority Report, Research on Farm Labor Supply Program for

Agriculture Committee—Kem member.

f. 2873 Farmers Home Administration. Information about workings of

FHA from Missouri sources.

f. 2874-2884 Federal Aid to Education

f. 2874 Research—mostly Senate handouts

f. 2875-2884 Correspondence from private citizens, teachers and school

administrators concerning numerous Federal Aid to

Education bills, especially School Lunch Program.

f. 2885 Joint Committee on Reduction of Nonessential Federal

Expenditures Reports by Committee, Senator Harry F. Byrd,

Budget and Debt.

f. 2886-2887 Federal Charter Compliance Act, Constituent Response.

f. 2888-2891 Federal Loans. Correspondence from leading Missouri bankers

giving opinions concerning pending legislation that concerns

them.

f. 2892 Federal Power Commission

f. 2893-2894 Federal-State Government Study, Intergovernmental relations

material

f. 2895-2896 Federal Works Agency, allocation of public funds to Missouri

communities and institutions for various projects.

f. 2897-2901 Fidelity Building, Transcript of House Committee on Public

Works about Sale of Kansas City Fidelity Building, research and

material; Reeves and Kem.

f. 2902-2923 Flood Control

f. 2903 “Flood Protection for Kansas City”-detailed maps-Flood

Protection Planning Committee for Kansas City.

f. 2904 “The Question of Flood Control in Missouri” by W.C.


Etheridge, University of Missouri, College of Agriculture.

f. 2905 Articles from Civil Engineering dealing with the problem of

flood control on the Missouri River.

f. 2910 John B. Gage, ex-mayor of Kansas City, Report, St. Louis

Chamber of Commerce Report.

f. 2913 Report by Army Corps of Engineers in answer to Etheridge

f. 2916 Missouri Resources and Development, Report on Osceola

Reservoir

f. 2919 Report on Federal Public Power by N.T. Jeatch

f. 2921 Constitution of the National Water Conservation

Conference. Resolution of National Water Conservation

concerning flood control, tidelands, etc.

f. 2922 Report of Corps of Engineers concerning recreational

facilities at Clearwater Reservoir. General constituents,

editorials, pictures of Missouri 1947 flood.

f. 2924-2937 Foreign Loans

f. 2924 Kem statement to Foreign Relations Committee, Letter from

Herbert Hoover to Styles Bridges outlining Hoover Plan.

f. 2926 Report on Post World War II German industry by Lewis H.

Brown

f. 2931 Article in Cargill Crop Bulletin relating foreign aid to crop

prices. Letter from Senator William F. Knowland to George

C. Marshall proposing a plan for aid to Europe.

f. 2932 Letter from constituent to Clinton P. Anderson and reply

concerning purchases of grain by the Department of

Agriculture

f. 2938 Foreman’s Union. Right for managerial personnel to organize.

f. 2939-2947 G, Miscellaneous Names. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe

Railroad, Subsidies, Labor.

f. 2946 Article concerning U.S. Foreign Policy-suggests Asia as an

alternative to supporting Europe.

f. 2948-2952 G, Miscellaneous Subjects. Grain, Germany Report, Statement

by Standard Oil regarding rationing of gasoline, Greek-Turkish

loan.

f. 2953-2954 GI Bill of Rights

f. 2953 Veterans Housing Shortage, Report on Need for Wage

Increases, Congress of Industrial Organizations material,

Information concerning Veterans Educational Facilities

Program by Federal Works Agency.

f. 2955 Gold Star Remembrance Day

f. 2956-2975 Greek-Turkish Loan Research

f. 2964 National Council for Prevention of War Pamphlets

f. 2966 Church League of America pamphlet dealing with

Communism in U.S. Colleges

f. 2971 “Sending Our Dollars Abroad,” by Dr. Willford I. King;

newspaper clippings.


f. 2972 Congressional records of April 10, 11, 16 and 14 on Greek

Turkish loan; Library of Congress abstracts on economic

and

political conditions in the Near East; answers by

Department

of State to question relating to Greek-Turkish loan; Senate

Foreign Relations Committee report on Greek-Turkish loan;

President Truman’s before joint session of Congress

proposing the Truman Doctrine with Kem’s notes.

f. 2972a Hearings of Senate Committee on loans

f. 2972b Statement by International Teamsters Union on loans;

proposed amendments to the original bill; figures for

amount

of money spent on Foreign Relief since beginning of war;

clippings.

f. 2973 Speech by Henry A. Wallace on Greek-Turkish loan;

clippings.

f. 2974 Library of Congress background on Greece and Turkey

situations; Library of Congress reference material on

Communism in the United States.

f. 2974a Missouri delegation to U.S. Congress open letter; Missouri

delegation questions to House Foreign Affairs Committee.

f. 2975 Veterans

f. 2976-2993 H, Miscellaneous Names

f. 2978 Soil Conservation Report-Pike County

f. 2986 Testimony of J. Carter Fort before Senate Interstate and

Foreign Commerce on Bullwinkle Bill.

f. 2993 “A Solvent Railroad Industry-the Bulwarks of Democracy”-

speech by president of Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines.

f. 2994-2998 H, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 2997 Letter from Federal Home Loan Bank Administration

concerning progress of liquidation of Home Owner’s Loan

Corporation.

f. 2999-3001 Harper, Ray. Missouri Lawyers and Federal District Court

qualifications and ties to Missouri Democratic Party.

f. 3002-3005 Health

f. 3002 Library of Congress abstracts on health

f. 3003 Senate Education and Labor Hearing on “The National

Health Act of 1945.”

f. 3004 Medical Society of the State of New York pamphlet on

Medical Insurance.

f. 3005 “Blueprint for the Nationalization of Medicine,” by

Marjorie Shearon.

f. 3006-3019 Housing

f. 3014 National Association of Real Estate Boards on Taft-Ellender

and Wagner Housing Bill


f. 3018 Office of Housing Expeditor Construction; Limitations

Regulations; Summary-Oct. 10, 1947 of Joint Committee on

Housing.

f. 3020 House Joint Resolution 58

f. 3021-3022 I, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3023-3024 I, Miscellaneous Subjects. Crop Insurance.

f. 3025 Immigration. Requests for visas.

f. 3026 Interior Department. Requests for Publications.

f. 3027-3045 Invitations

f. 3046-3052 J, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3046 Figures on airmail rates 1939-1946

f. 3050 U.S. Territorial Expansion Memorial Commission, Minutes.

Letter to Senator Walter F. George; description of European

Post World War Loan.

f. 3053-3054 J, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 3053 Letter from Judge Richard M. Duncan concerning jurors in

Federal Courts; Federal Judiciary.

f. 3055 Jennings Bill

f. 3056-3065 K, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3058 Political analysis of Roosevelt, World War II, “New Deal”

by Rev. Aukert Kenter, O.F.M.

f. 3059 Group of articles by W.G. Kitts pertaining to post-war

situation

f. 3060 Article on Education in Post-World War II Japan, by G.W.

Diemer

f. 3061 Figures concerning effect of relaxed controls on export of

hides

f. 3063 Correspondence pertaining to establishment of Kingston

Bank

f. 3065 Could the Arabs Stage and Armed Revolt Against the United

Nations submitted to U.N. by the Nations Associates; oil,

Palestine, Middle East. Unemployment Compensation-

State or Federal? from Associated Industries of Missouri.

f. 3066 K, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 3067-3070 Kansas City Interoffice Correspondence. Kem instructions to

assistant for research relative to Marshall Plan, agricultural

prices, Britain, Governor Agencies, Budget, Office Business.

Aid and Financial Data on Marshall Plan Countries. Price of

Wheat, July-September 17, 1947-amount purchased by

government for export.

f. 3071-3078 L, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3073 Correspondence concerning air feeder line permits in

Missouri

f. 3079-3080 L, Miscellaneous Subjects. Livestock, Federal Lynching Act.

f. 3081-3092 Anti-Labor Amendments


f. 3082 Report on Taft-Hartley, Missouri Congress delegation

attitudes on labor-by John Walsh, United Cereal Workers.

f. 3090 Copy of Kem’s speech before Senate on Taft-Hartley-“A

Bill of Rights for the Average Man,” with comments, by the

“common man” (Oran Smith).

f. 3093-3095 Pro Labor Amendment. Printed form letter stating reasons for

supporting Taft-Hartley, Sikeston, Missouri.

f. 3096-3176 Labor, General

f. 3096 Publications of Committee for Constitutional Government,

Inc. on Taft-Hartly, Labor Unions by John W. Secville;

message to Congress – H.S. Truman on his veto of Taft-

Hartley; letter from Congres of Industrial Organization

President Philip Murry concerning H.S. Truman on Taft-

Hartley Bill.

f. 3097 Herbert Hoover, “The Right to Strike”; Dave Beck, Vice

President of Teamsters Union, “For Peace in Industry”.

Collection of newspaper articles and cartoons dealing with

John L. Lewis and 1946 Coal Strike – reprinted and

distributed by West Virginia Coal Association.

f. 3106 Charges made against U.S.A. by Congress of Industrial

Organization of Kansas City – court transcript of charges.

f. 3108 Labor Policy of Conference of Small American Business

Organizations.

f. 3113 Labor Policy of National Cooperative Milk Producers

Association.

f. 3114 “With the Confidence of Employee’s by Taking the Mystery

Out of Business,” by C.K. Hook, President of American

Rolling Mill Company.

f. 3117 Detailed discussion of changes in Wagner Act suggested by

the Kansas City Industrial Council. Amendments to Fair

Labor Standards Act proposed by American Trucking

Association.

f. 3120 Revisions in National Labor Legislation recommended by

the Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry.

f. 3122 “Why Jeffersonian Democrats Supported Republicans for

Senate and Congress,” by Lee Merwether, president of the

Jeffersonians.

f. 3125 Testimony of National Independent Meat Packers

Association before House and Senate Labor Committees.

f. 3127 Testimony of C.E. Wilson, president of General Motors,

before Joint Committee on Economic Report—“The Great

Delusion…Where Marx Went Wrong” by C.E. Wilson.

f. 3143 Testimony of A.F. Whitneg, president of Brotherhood of

Railroad Trainman on Labor Legislation. Kem’s notes on

President Truman’s speech and on his own speech.

f. 3144-3153 Portal-to-Portal


f. 3144 Memorandum from James F. Rogers on Portal-to-

Portal

f. 3145 Summary of Committee hearing on Portal-to Portal

Suits. Text of Judge Frank A. Picard’s decision in

Portal-to-Portal: Congress of Industrial Organizations

release on Portal-to-Portal, Howard I. Young

testimony before Judiciary Committee; American

Coal Association, memorandum.

f. 3154-3163 Proposed Legislation. Case Bill, Ball Bill, Gwynne Bill,

and other bills; C.R.E. interest groups; includes general

response to labor legislation need for amendments to

Wagner Act really same as others; closed shop, strikes.

f. 3164-3165 National Labor Relations Act, Ball Bill.

f. 3164 Copy of Ball Amendments to National Labor

Relations Act

f. 3166-3169 Research

f. 3166 Analysis of Tentative Committee Report for

Committee or Labor and Public Welfare; Marion T.

Bennett Report on Taft-Hartley.

f. 3167 Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare.

Copy of Amendments to National Labor Relations

Act of 1935.

f. 3168 Statement Howard I. Young, president of American

Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company; House Education

and Labor Committee; Statistics on number of

Workers affected by strikes before and after Wagner

Act.

f. 3169 Statement of H.W. Prentis, Jr., president of

Armstrong Cork Company, before the House Labor

and Education Committee-Special Interest and News

Clippings.

f. 3170 Testimony of Hugh H.C. Weed, president of Carter

Carburetor Corporation before Senate Labor and Public

Welfare Committee.

f. 3171 Copy of “The Laborer”

f. 3172-3173 Republican National Committee Poll on Labor Issues; files

in general articles and reports from businessmen.

f. 3174 Poll by Psychological Barometer – regarding labor,

Americanism.

f. 3175 Associated Industries of Missouri memorandum on Union

Liability

f. 3176 Fair Employment Practice Act. Statement of Carl R.

Johnson before Labor and Public Welfare Committee;

reprint from commentary on labor.

f. 3177-3178 Library of Congress. Details of operations and two examples of

publications.


f. 3179-3198 Lillienthal

f. 3179 Department of State Report on Interstate Control of A-

Energy; Marked Copy of Atomic Energy Act of 1946; Plain

Talk Magazine – Bertrand Russell – Atomic Warfare;

Germany and Stalin, Roosevelt.

f. 3180 Robert A. Taft on Atomic Energy Committee; poll of

Newspaper editorials on Lillienthal question in U.S. news

magazine.

f. 3181 Testimony of Mrs. Meads Duncan Leitzell before Senate

Atomic Energy Committee; J.E. Hoover on Communism,

also newspaper clippings.

f. 3199 Lewellen, U.G.,“What’s Happening in Washington” on taxation

and government regulation; interoffice correspondence.

f. 3200-3203 Liquor

f. 3204 Local Self Government. Statement of Governor’s Conference on

the right of taxation.

f. 3205-3210 Mc, Miscellaneous Names. Cotton Market.

f. 3211-3213 Marshall Plan

f. 3211 Monetary Notes – abstracts on various national issues;

inflation; clippings – research; aid and financial data on

Marshall Plan; grain inventories in U.S.; Senators John

Sparkman and Kem broadcast on “Does Marshall Plan

Promote Socialism in Europe?” Harry F. Byrd press

release; report of Joint Committee on Reduction of

Nonessential Federal Expenditures. Copy of S.R. 103.

f. 3212 Census of Foreign Owned Assets in the U.S., 1941; Doane

Agriculture Service and American Meat Institute to World

Food Problem.

f. 3213 Federal Reserve Bulletin, October 1947; labor market,

banking, international financial statistic, business and

industry.

f. 3214-3228 M, Miscellaneous Names. Missouri Farmers Association,

Missouri Farmers Bureau, Doane Agricultural Service Research.

f. 3215 Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act

f. 3222 Article by F.B. Milliken on national policies and on

Catholicism

f. 3229-3233 M, Miscellaneous Subjects. Federal Meat Inspection, Motor

Carrier Compensation Bill, and Marshall, Missouri, Chamber of

Commerce promotional magazine.

f. 3234 Majority Conference Committee

f. 3235-3236 Mattingly, Barak T.

f. 3237-3243 Mines, Reeves Tax Bill.

f. 3237 House Small Business Committee Interim Report on Metal

Shortages; Copy of H.R. 2455.

f. 3240 Speech on alleged metal shortage by Howard I. Young,

president of American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company.


f. 3242 Statement of Lead Industries Association regarding

premium price plan for lead and zinc.

f. 3244-3248 N, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3244 Report of the Naturalization Council of Kansas City on

Emergency Temporary Displaced Persons Act of 1947.

f. 3249 National Science Foundation

f. 3250 National Republican Senatorial Committee

f. 3251 Natural Gas

f. 3252-3255 Navy Department

f. 3256-3259 O, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3260-3262 O, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 3260 Independent Petroleum Association of America. Booklet on

oil shortage, report of Department of Interior on Petroleum

supply in Midwest, Oil ships to Russia, Anglo-American Oil

Treaty.

f. 3261 Statements of Senator E.H. Moore on oil and gas shortages.

f. 3263-3264 On-the-Job-Training Program

f. 3265-3274 P, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3272 Resolutions – Kiwanis International Convention

f. 3275-3276 P, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 3277 Palestine

f. 3278-3285 Patronage

f. 3286-3294 Pensions, Social Security, Civil Service Townsend Amendments,

letters from constituents, Veterans.

f. 3295-3297 Post Office Department

f. 3298-3300 Post Office Patronage

f. 3301-3307 Postmaster Patronage

f. 3308 Post Office – Baby Chicks

f. 3308a-3310 Post Office – Star Route

f. 3311 Post Office General, Kansas City

f. 3312-3314 Post Office, Postage Rates

f. 3312 American Newspaper Publishers Association briefs on

postal increases.

f. 3315 Powell, Gene

f. 3316 Public Power

f. 3317-3319 Price Investigation

f. 3317 Report of Southern Wholesale Lumber Association on

criticism of wholesale distributors. Summary of Report of

Midcontinent Subcommittee on Price Investigation. “Flour

Exports and Emergency Food Problems” published by

Miller’s National Federation; List of Columbia, Missouri

Witnesses on Price Hearings.

f. 3319 Joint statement by Commissioners of Agriculture of Texas,

Virginia, Minnesota, Georgia and North Dakota on

Inflation; press releases, etc.


f. 3320 Price Controls, Kansas City. Constitutional Governmental

Report on Inflation; statement of Congressman Fred L. Crawford

on Price Control; statement of J.H. Meek, director of Virginia

Division of Markets, Office of Price Administration.

f. 3321-3322 Q, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3323 Q, Miscellaneous Subjects. Quinine Control.

f. 3324-3334 R, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3330 Department of Justice press release, Clark speech on

freedom train.

f. 3335-3337 R, Miscellaneous Subjects. President’s Reorganization Plans

No. 2 and No. 3, Communications Act of 1934 Amendments,

Lemke FM Resolution; Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

f. 3338 Race Problem

f. 3339-3341 Railroad Reorganization Bill

f. 3339 House Ways and Means Committee Report on Railroad

Reorganization Bill

f. 3342 Railroads, General

f. 3343-3369 Rural Electrification Administration. Constituent Response

concerning Electric Cooperatives and also Private Power

Companies.

f. 3370-3377 Reciprocal Trade Agreements. Letters on copper bill from

constituents, and interest groups, clippings, and pamphlets.

f. 3378-3410 Rent Control

f. 3378 Research, Office of Price Administration, Housing and Rent

Act of 1947. Brief on Emergency Price Control Act of 1942

by Harry Hansen. Statement of William E. Russel,

Metropolitan Fair Rent Committee before Senate Banking

and Currency Committee.

f. 3383 Realtors Washington Committee figures on Rent Control

f. 3387 Sedalia Chamber of Commerce Petition for Amendment of

Rents

f. 3398 Office of Price Administration Rental Regulations

f. 3403 Office of Price Administration Veteran’s Housing Act of

1946 Regulations

f. 3408 Kansas City Realtor – answer to Truman message on rent

control

f. 3410 Housing and Rent Act of 1947 Rules and Regulation

f. 3411 Republican National Committee, Tidelands Ownership – paper

by R.B. Creager, Republican National Committee, Republican

National Committee news release on taxes by Chairman C.

Reece.

f. 3412-3413 Reconstruction Finance Corporation

f. 3414 Roads

f. 3415 Russia. Reprint from Modern Review – analysis of Russia;

reprint from Harper’s Henry Steele Commanger “Who Is Loyal

to America”; clippings.


f. 3416-3428 S, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3423 Aluminum shortage – statement of the Aluminum Research

Institute.

f. 3426 P.O. Department Censorship – St. Louis Star Times; Britain

– Communist Party Propaganda against U.S.

f. 3428 Associated Industries of Missouri – on Unemployment

Compensation

f. 3429-3439 S, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 3431 Socony-Vacuum Oil Company, Housing for employees

f. 3432 Steel Industry Profits, etc.

f. 3433 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Report

f. 3435 “The Road to Freedom,” by Paulsen Spence, Pamphlet of

Amendments to Constitution, Missouri Republican Party –

Cape Girardeau.

f. 3436 Press Release – State Department, Russian Ban of American

Press.

f. 3438 Merchant Seaman’s Wartime Service Act

f. 3440 “St. Louis Union Trust Company Letters”

f. 3441-3445 Senate Confirmations

f. 3443 Bureau of Internal Revenue Regulation on Livestock

Breeders – paper by H.P. Stephens

f. 3445 Senate Confirmations

f. 3446 Senatorial Campaign Committee, Republican Party

f. 3447 Senate, Miscellaneous. Senate Calendar for Special Session of

Congress.

f. 3448 Sensitized Paper, Excise taxes; copy of Manufacturers Excise

Tax Regulations.

f. 3449-3451 Shank, W.C. “Pot.” Income Tax Reduction; Labor; “Catching

Up With the American Radical” by Julian S. Myrick from Life

Associated News; Kansas City Vote Fraud; Missouri Young

Republican; Missouri Republican Party.

f. 3452-3459 Soil Conservation

f. 3453 Statistics for Missouri – Limestone Requirement for

Cropland and Pastureland by County; Indiana State

Chamber of Commerce – “Nationalization of Industry

Masquerades under Proposed Deceptive “National Soil

Fertility Act.”

f. 3455 Statement of President of Mississippi Valley Association

before House Appropriations for Agriculture Committee.

f. 3460-3461 Southwestern Power Administration, Gibson-Cassville Line

f. 3462 Special Session. Response to Kem’s letter on inflation and aid to

Europe

f. 3463 Standard Time

f. 3464-3470 State Department

f. 3467 Treaties of Peace with Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary, Rumania,


and Finland

f. 3468 Vanderberg Report on Treaties, Senate Foreign Relations

Committee

f. 3471-3477 Sugar

f. 3471 Cuban Sugar Industry on Sugar Control

f. 3472 Food Industry Council Sugar Committee. Analysis of

World Sugar Situation, Republic Congressional Food Study

Committee Report.

f. 3474 Joseph R. McCarthy

f. 3476 Memo from U.S. Sugar Beet Association

f. 3478 Stockard, Alden A. Kem’s Office Business.

f. 3479-3486 T, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3482 “Objections to Reducation of Import Duty on Barite” –

Judge Edward T. Eversale representing Washington

Company, Missouri.

f. 3486 Confidential Bulletin issued by International Baby Chick

Association on “Poultryless Thesis.”

f. 3487-3489 T, Miscellaneous Subjects. Taxes Fair and Amusement,

Tidelands.

f. 3490-3495 Taxes, Excise.

f. 3490 Pamphlet on Automotive Excise Taxes by National

Highway Users Conference, Petition from Special Interest

Groups.

f. 3493 Statement by the President of the Standard Generator

Service Company, Inc., C. Willard Max.

f. 3494 Garth Gate (Scripps-Howard Travel Director) on

transportation tax

f. 3496-3507 Taxes, Income

f. 3496 “Tax Facts” compiled by Civic Association of America

f. 3498 Tax Bill Brief Prepared by Honorable Robert B. Dresser

f. 3503 Copy of H.R. 1759 Reeves Bill to end discrimination in

federal income taxes

f. 3506 Figures on Corporate Surtaxes

f. 3507 “Does It Pay to Work,” by Dr. Willford I. King – news

release

f. 3508 Teachers’ Salaries

f. 3509 Telegrams, Kansas City

f. 3510 Townsend Plan. Copy of Marion T. Bennett speech on pensions.

f. 3511-3512 U, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3511 Copy of Dewey Short’s bill making certain Indians citizens;

Indian Claims Commission.

f. 3513-3514 U, Miscellaneous Subjects. United Nations, House of Un-

American Activities Committee.

f. 3513 W.T. Holliday (president of Standard Oil of Ohio),

“Apostles of Futility” on United Nations.


f. 3515-3517 V, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3516 “The Threat of War” by Marc Hill

f. 3518-3519 V, Miscellaneous Subjects. United Nations.

f. 3519 79th Congress Vetoes of Franklin Delano Roosevelt and

Harry S. Truman.

f. 3520-3522 Veterans

f. 3521 Disabled Veterans Convention Magazine

f. 3523-3535 Veterans Administration, Appeals.

f. 3524-3525 Veterans Employment Service – Perrig Faulkner statement

to senate labor Subcommittee, Missouri Branch Chairman

Confidential government report on activities of Veteran’s

Employment Service.

f. 3528 Overpayments for G.I. Bill

f. 3536-3580 Vote Fraud, Kansas City

f. 3536 Senator Kem’s remarks to Senate on motion to discharge

Judiciary Committee from further investigation of Kansas

City Vote Fraud and Department of Justice.

f. 3537 Congressional Records, July 16, 1947 – Speech same as 36

with questions after by Senators; July 19, 1947 – Taft; July

21, 1947 – Hatch Filibuster; July 22, 1947 – Langer Speech

(Sherman Anti-Trust Laws) – Rideland Filibuster.

f. 3538 Transcript of hearing on Kansas City vote fraud before

Senate Judiciary Committee from attorney general’s files.

f. 3539 Interviews with voters concerning illegally cast votes

f. 3540 Kem notes on newspaper coverage; notes on law cases;

copies of S. Res. 116 and 150; notes on Attorney General’s

interview with Sam T. Wear.

f. 3541 Report of Senate Judiciary Committee on hearings pursuant

to S. Res. 116.

f. 3542 George H.E. Smith, Majority Policy Committee – Staff

Director, Report on Senate; Investigations of fraud in

primary elections.

f. 3543 Carrol Reece, Chairman Republican National Committee

press release on Truman – Pendergast; copy of Hatch Act;

Senate Confidential Report on Mississippi Democratic

Primary 1946; Kem press release, Senate Statement;

Questions prepared for Attorney General and Hoover; first

draft of July 16, 1947 Senate speech.

f. 3544 Kem’s correspondence with Clark; Kem, July 16, 1947

speech.

f. 3546 Kem’s speech, April 12, 1950 – Senate; clippings on Smith

– Malansky-Kefauver Crime Committee.

f. 3547 Kem’s speeches on Kansas City Vote Fraud

f. 3548 Draft of Kem’s speech on Kansas City Vote Fraud

f. 3549 May 20, 1947, speech – drafts and corrected copies

f. 3550 Clippings, Dalton press release concerning Clark


investigations of Republican primaries – Dalton

correspondence.

f. 3551 Kem’s speech

f. 3553 Library of Congress – constitutional questions about self-

incrimination and immunity from prosecution, Tom Clark –

background material.

f. 3554 Correspondence pertaining to Kansas City Vote Fraud and

FBI investigation of Dunklin, Scott, etc.; Republican

primaries.

f. 3555 Kansas City Vote Fraud constituent response

f. 3556 July 23, 1947, speech for radio “An Un-American Iron

Curtain.”

f. 3557 Constituent response, clippings; list of campaign

expenditures of Jackson; Democratic clerk 1946 report.

f. 3558 Constituent correspondence; T. Clark – background

material.

f. 3559 T. Clark correspondence

f. 3560 Vote Fraud, Confidential Sub-Committee reports to full

Committee

f. 3561 Report of Senate Sub-Committee investigation of

Department of Justice and minority report

f. 3566 Wyandotte County Vote Fraud

f. 3567 Articles on Pendergast Machine and Truman by Ewing Y.

Mitchell

f. 3574-3578 Kansas City Vote Fraud Clippings

f. 3576 Text of Jackson County Grand Jury report

investigation of 20 precincts.

f. 3579-3580 Kansas City Vote Fraud Speech File

f. 3579 Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee Report; Constituent

response.

f. 3581-3584 Vote Fraud, Other Than Kansas City

f. 3581 Vote fraud in Wright, Douglas, Dunklin, and Pemiscot

Counties

f. 3582 Pemiscot County – affidavit

f. 3583 Stoddard County, Butler, Scot, St. Louis County; Stoddard

County – affidavits.

f. 3584 Stoddard County, Butler County

f. 3585-3605 W, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3593 Raw Materials National Council – material on farm prices

and Truman anti-inflationary drive.

f. 3594 J.E. Hoover letter regarding St. Germain Foundation; “I Am

Society”; questions and answers on Equal Rights

Amendment prepared by the National Woman’s Party.

f. 3596-3597 Grace Wynne Extradition Case

f. 3598 Associated Property Owners of America


f. 3599-3605 Associated Property Owners of America, luxury tax, food

prices tool bridges, subsidies, War Assets Administration,

Taft-Ellender-Wagner Public Housing Bill, awarding claims

for veterans, soil conservation, agriculture home

demonstration agents.

f. 3602 Comments concerning Truman’s advance toward

peace

f. 3606-3607 Correspondence relating to the Wage and Hour Act particularly

from laundry owners, telephone companies and banks;

Correspondence to Truman regarding necessity for maintaining

high income and wage level in connection with Wage and Hour

Bill 3886.

f. 3608-3611 Correspondence regarding War Department, changes in liaison

duties, inactive duty pay for reserves.

f. 3612-3618 Correspondence and pamphlets concerning War Department

received while in Kansas City.

f. 3619-3622 Regarding War Assets Administration; concerning Pack-Sloan

Flood Control Plan.

f. 3623-3627 Correspondence regarding courtesies from the White House

f. 3628 Wool Bill; support of American Farm Bureau

f. 3629-3632 Y, Miscellaneous Names. Sales tax in District of Columbia, sale

of obsolete stamps, Jackson Company, Republican Committee,

Kem’s appointment to Republican Senatorial Campaign

Committee, and requests for material.

f. 3633 Z, Miscellaneous Names

f. 3634-4998 1948

f. 3634-3638 A, Miscellaneous Names. Constituent response: upcoming

presidential Campaign, views on the economy, displaced

persons, Marshall Plan, Kem’s bills in Congress, Russia and

private ownership of railroads.

f. 3639-3643 A, Miscellaneous Subjects. Constituent response: Civil

Aeronautics Board, and response to Capper Liquor Bill.

f. 3644-3649 Correspondence, regarding Sedalia Air Field, S. 2645.

f. 3644 Pamphlet on hearings of subcommittee considering H.R.

6226, S. 2645. Constituent correspondence: Sedalia Air

Field, also letters seeking support for the bill, as well as

replies of endorsement and support, also correspondence

regarding Bennet’s companion bill.

f. 3650-3651 Report of the Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force to the Secretary of

the Air Force, 30 June 1948. Correspondence concerning

appointments for Air Force.

f. 3652-3687 Correspondence concerning Agriculture Research Committee, S.

2318, committee reports, addresses by William Fetle, Jr.

representing the peanut committee before the Senate Committee

on Agriculture and Forestry, also reports from the Missouri

Forest Survey, a report of the principal provisions of S. 2318


known as the Agricultural Act of 1948 (The Aiken Bill);

statement of J.A. Smith before Foreign Affairs Committee;

correspondence from Labor Department advocating a better farm

labor program, a copy of U.S. Farm Program, December 1947;

copy of farm legislation expiring in 1948, legislative calendar of

committee, wool reports, potato surplus reports, hoof and mouth

disease reports, and sugar.

f. 3686-3687 Statement of Representatives of Land-Grant Colleges and

Universities before the House Committee on Agriculture.

f. 3688-3698 Requests for Agricultural Yearbook

f. 3699-3702 Correspondence regarding Department of Agriculture, American

War Dads, Armed Forces Retirement Bill.

f. 3703-3728 U.S. Army Department, dismantling of German plants and their

shipment to Russia, Kem’s address concerning expulsions of

populations, the pay increase for federal employees at the Army

Finance Center in St. Louis.

f. 3728-3750 B, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Displaced persons,

foreign aid, compulsory military training, transfer of ships and

oil to Russia, aid to education, Marshall Plan, United Nations,

extension of Braniff Airways Service to South America, increase

of duck stamp tax, bank holding companies importation of birds,

problems of the soft drink industry.

f. 3751-3754 Newspaper clippings of birth announcements to aid in sending

out baby books, correspondence: congratulatory.

f. 3755 Telegrams: S. 2543 in support of cooperatives

f. 3756-3759 Bank for Cooperatives

f. 3760-3765 Government Corporations Appropriation Bill, 1949. Kem’s

defense against those who blame defeat of cooperative bill on

him.

f. 3766 Birthday greetings

f. 3767-3775 Budget for 1948-1949, various appropriations including

Department of Labor

f. 3776-3779 Constituent Response: Bullwinkle Bill

f. 3780-3795 C, Miscellaneous Names. Appointment of C.K. Connel as

Collector of Internal Revenue

f. 3796-3806 C, Miscellaneous Subjects. Constituent response: Commodity

Credit Corporation Charter Bill, the Central Arizona Irrigation

Project, price controls on coal import tax on copper and non-

ferrous metals pamphlet from Corn Industries Research

Foundation.

f. 3807-3808 Reports of investigation into 1946 Senatorial campaign,

pamphlets of the Congress called by Truman.

f. 3809 Campaign material

f. 3810 The Chairman’s Letters

f. 3811 Census, 1950

f. 3812-3813 Christmas greetings


f. 3814-3816 Public works, Civil Functions, Department of the Army,

Appropriation Bill

f. 3817-3821 Constituent response: Civil Rights Legislation, the application

of cloture in the case of the anti-poll tax bill, National

Association for the Advancement of Colored People.

f. 3822-3832 Correspondence, pamphlets, constituent response: Civil Service,

Patronage, Veterans Preference Act.

f. 3833-3843 Civil Service Pensions, salary increases, constituent response

f. 3844-3846 Civil Service Status

f. 3847-3861 Constituent response: Mundt-Nixon Bill of activities of

subversive groups, communism

f. 3862-3863 Cookbooks

f. 3864-3871 Constituent response: universal or compulsory military training

f. 3872-3875 Constituent response: cooperative, F.V. Heinkel, president of

Missouri Farmers Association statement before the House Ways

and Means Committee.

f. 3877-3878 Crackpot letters

f. 3879-3888 Courts martial reform; statement of Kem, lists of issues,

constituent response, copies of The Federal Register.

f. 3889-3891 Constituent response

f. 3892-3902 Pamphlets, constituent response: Railroad Retirement Bill, S.

2437.

f. 3903-3908 D, Miscellaneous Names. Statehood of Hawaii, Civil Service

employees salary increases, Marshall Plan, inclusion of a radio

set question in the 1950 census.

f. 3909-3910 D, Miscellaneous Subjects. Protection of migratory birds.

f. 3911-3912 Correspondence between members of the Missouri State

Republican Committee, confidential correspondence between

Grover Dalton and Kem.

f. 3913-3925 Pamphlets and constituent response: displaced persons, Stratton

Bill, the situation in Palestine, report on displaced persons from

Committee on Foreign Relations, report from displaced persons

commission.

f. 3926-3937 Pamphlets, committee and Senate reports. Constituent response:

the regulation of the practice of optometry in the District of

Columbia, proposed bill for increase of sales tax in District of

Columbia, an act to regulate the control, sale, possession, and

use of dangerous weapons, treatment of sexual psychopaths,

installation of radio or television antennae, home rule in District

of Columbia, an analysis of the so-called Civil Rights Report

that is devoted to the District of Columbia.

f. 3938-3947 E, Miscellaneous Subjects and Names. Egg prices and the

Steagall Amendment, abolishing of Electoral College, getting a

backing for Eisenhower, Equal Rights Amendment.

f. 3948-3952 Constituent response and correspondence, Ives-Chaves Bill

f. 3953-3954 Joint Committee of Economic Report


f. 3955-3971 Pamphlets, research materials, bills, digest of testimony of the

Mid-Continental Subcommittee of the Joint Committee on the

Economic report.

f. 3972-3987 Campaign and Election of 1948, Lists of State Nominees,

candidates for nomination, response from the Missouri

Representative State committee, Presidential nominees,

Republican platform, Republican Fact Book, correspondence to

victorious campaigners, correspondence to the losers.

f. 3988-3991 Correspondence regarding export controls, the possibility of

setting up a panel

f. 3992-4012 F, Miscellaneous Subjects and Miscellaneous Names.

Relocation of Forsyth in connection with the construction of the

Bull Shoals Dam, Federal Housing Administration loans, food

and drug act amendment, pamphlets promoting a forest research

center for Missouri, Federal Trade Commission.

f. 4013-4015 Flight training under the G.I. Bill of Rights

f. 4016-4034 Constituent response: Federal Aid to Education, S. (471)

f. 4035-4048 Constituent response: Federal employee salary increases

f. 4049-4051 Correspondence regarding Federal Housing Administration

Loans, Federal Power Commission, and Federal Works Agency

f. 4052-4067 Correspondence and research material, pamphlets: Flood Control

on Illinois and Mississippi Canal, Illinois river and harbor

project, Osage River Project, Mississippi River, a statement

concerning the improvements for flood control desired by the

city of St. Louis.

f. 4068-4137 Foreign Aid, Marshall Plan, transporting of U.s. merchant ships

to foreign countries, price controls, Truman’s State of the Union

Address, constituent response.

f. 4138 Correspondence and photographs: Flood around Excelsior

Springs, 1947

f. 4139-4147 G, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4148-4151 G.I. Bill of Rights

f. 4152 Gold Star Mothers

f. 4153-4173 H, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4164 Extension of remarks of the 80th Congress by Charles A.

Halleck

f. 4171-4172 Hawaii Statehood

f. 4174-4177 Correspondence, confirmation of appointment of Judge Roy W.

Harper as federal district judge in Missouri, photostats of

testimony of the 1946 general election in Scott County.

f. 4178-4182 Wagner-Murray-Dingle Bill, national health insurance and

public health program, Kem’s speech on socialized medicine.

f. 4183 Housing, temporary

f. 4184-4203 Taft-Ellender-Wagner-Flanders Housing Bill, S. 866.

f. 4204-4210 I, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Navajo Indians,

immigration, Israel.


f. 4211-4212 American Internees


f. 4234-4242 J, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Jackson Hole

Amendment, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Project,

Jennings Bill.

f. 4243-4245 Jefferson Barracks National Monuments

f. 4245 Statements: Jefferson City Political Pot, Republican State

Program.

f. 4246-4257 K, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Office letters between

Washington and Kansas City.

f. 4258-4271 L, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4272-4285 Correspondence and constituent response; repeal of Fair Labor

Standards Act, report by Junior Chamber of Commerce of St.

Louis on labor reactions toward arbitration.

f. 4286-4294 Constituent response; Copper Bill, S. 265, prohibition of

transportation of alcohol across state lines.

f. 4295-4297 Mc, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4298-4316 M, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4317 Pamphlets – Senate majority news

f. 4318-4349 Correspondence, mainly constituent; tax on margarine

f. 4350-4351 Correspondence to and from Barak Mattingly

f. 4352-4357 S. 2256, turning the cost of federal meat inspection back to the

government

f. 4358-4364 Metals, mining

f. 4365-4370 N, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4371 Natural gas

f. 4372-4377 Correspondence mainly favors; Navy Department.

f. 4378-4383 O, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Requests for government

oil leases.

f. 4384 On-the-job training for veterans

f. 4385-4406 P, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4407-4413 Correspondence, mainly constituent; Palestinian Arms Embargo.


f. 4418-4421 Pensions

f. 4422-4426 Point-pricing system, Capehart’s advisory committee

f. 4427-4459 Post Office, Post Office Patronage, appointment of postmasters

in Missouri.

f. 4460-4511 Correspondence, mainly constituent; postal workers’ salary

increase.

f. 4512-4516 Constituent response; reduction of postal rates.

f. 4517-4518 Constituent response; high prices

f. 4519-4526 Correspondence, mainly constituent; Tennessee Valley Authority

and Southeast Power Administration appropriations.

f. 4527-4528 Q, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4529-4550 R, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects


f. 4551-4560 Correspondence and constituent response; radio broadcasts.

f. 4561 Railroad Reorganization Bill

f. 4562-4563 Rationing

f. 4564-4574 Correspondence and constituent response; Rural Electrification

Administration.

f. 4575-4582 Correspondence, mainly constituent; renewing Reciprocal Trade

Agreement.

f. 4583-4587 Reorganization Plan No. 1 of 1948 to move U.S. Employment

Service and Bureau of Employment Security to the Department

of Labor.

f. 4588-4613 Constituent response; rent control

f. 4614-4615 Constituent response; Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

f. 4616-4617 Reports, speeches; Republican National Committee, election of

1948.

f. 4618-4624 Copies of Senate Majority News


f. 4643-4647 S, Miscellaneous Subjects. Small Business Committee; Steel.

f. 4648-4651 St. Lawrence Waterway Project

f. 4652 Reports and Correspondence; Senatorial Campaign Committee.

f. 4653-4654 Correspondence to and from: W.C. “Pot” Shank.

f. 4655-4662 Correspondence, mainly constituent: Social Security Act,

Gearhart Amendment.

f. 4663-4685 Correspondence, mainly constituent: socialized medicine.

f. 4686-4693 Correspondence, reports and research materials: Soil

Conservation.

f. 4894-4726 Correspondence, mainly constituent; pro-Southwestern Power

Administration.

f. 4727-4756 Correspondence, mainly constituent: Anti-Southwestern Power

Administration.

f. 4757-4787b State Department, mainly requests for admission of relatives to

U.S. from occupied territories.

f. 4788 Correspondence: to and from Howard V. Stephens

f. 4789-4809 T, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4810-4811 Taxation of Government Surplus Property

f. 4812-4817 Tax court

f. 4818-4827 Correspondence: mainly constituent, excise tax.

f. 4828-4846 Income taxes

f. 4847 Telegrams: Constituent response

f. 4848 Townsend Plan

f. 4849-4852 U, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4853-4899 Correspondence: mainly constituent; Universal Military

Training


f. 4902-4912 Veterans, requesting favors

f. 4913-4952 Veterans Administration, disability claims


f. 4953-4975 W, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects, wild-life, Wherry-Burke

Bill, International Wheat Agreement.

f. 4976-4977 Correspondence, constituent: wage and hour law

f. 4978-4985 Correspondence, mainly constituent: war assets

f. 4986-4989 Claims against War Assets Administration, refusal of Trucker

Corporation bid on Cleveland Steel Plant.

f. 4990-4994 Correspondence: between Washington office and Kansas City

office

f. 4995 White House courtesy letters

f. 4996-4997 Y, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4998 Z, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 4999-6434 1949

f. 4999-5017 A, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects; nomination of Dean

Acheson as Secretary of State, dismantling of German plants,

amendment to Clayton anti-trust act, suit involving Atlantic and

Pacific Tea Company.

f. 5018-5025 Air Academy at Sedalia

f. 5026-5033 Air Force

f. 5034-5089 Committee on Agriculture

f. 5050-5059 [VACANT due to error in numbering]

f. 5065 Commodity Credit Corporation

f. 5075 Statement of Allan B. Kline before National Farm Program

Subcommittee of the House Committee on Agriculture.

f. 5080 Stennis, John C.

f. 5081-5089 Correspondence regarding the Agricultural Adjustment Act,

and Cotton legislation.

f. 5082 Letter from Missouri Farm Bureau concerning certain

legislation pending.

f. 5084-5086 Correspondence regarding proposed amendment to

Commodity Credit Corporation charter

f. 5087 Kem’s appointment to a subcommittee to study the

Federal Farm Loan Act

f. 5089 Copy of letter from Brannan to A.B. Kline

concerning cotton

f. 5090-5096 Secretary Brannan’s proposed Farm Price Support Program

f. 5097-5172 Requests for agriculture bulletins and yearbooks

f. 5173-5178 Correspondence; mainly constituent, appropriations, Military

Appropriations Act.

f. 5179-5180 Arms program

f. 5181-5209 Correspondence; mainly constituent asking favors concerning

relatives or friends in the service.

f. 5181-5185 Tom Flinn case

f. 5210-5235 B, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects. Possible repeal of Taft-

Hartley Law, Hoover commission and Bankruptcy Act.

f. 5216 Names of Lobbyists for Mississippi Valley Association,


statement of Marion T. Bennett on Inclusion of

Commissioners of U.S. Court of Claims on government

salary increase.

f. 5228 Kem’s acceptance of position on Senate Committee of

Interior and Insular Affairs.

f. 5230 Creation of clear channel radio stations

f. 5236-5237 Requests for Baby Books

f. 5238-5243 Correspondence, mainly constituent: Banks for Cooperatives

Bill.

f. 5244 Birthday greetings to friends

f. 5245-5250 British-American Conference of 1949

f. 5251-5280 Correspondence, mainly constituent: Budget for fiscal year 1949

f. 5276 Letter from Marion T. Bennett concerning Republican

leaders from Springfield


f. 5282 Housing construction

f. 5284-5287 Appointment of John Carson to Federal Trade Commission

f. 5289-5291 Appointment of Thomas Clark to the U.S. Supreme Court

f. 5297 Appointment of Harry A. Curtis as the head of the

Tennessee Valley Authority

f. 5301 Cattle diseases

f. 5302-5321 C, Miscellaneous Subjects. Correspondence, mainly constituent,

Columbia Valley Authority, changing of the yearly calendar,

Colorado River project.

f. 5322-5326 Civil Rights, “Kiss of Death Letter.”

f. 5327-5333 Correspondence, mostly constituent: civil service patronage.

f. 5234-5341 Correspondence, mainly constituent: communism.

f. 5340 “Far Eastern Problems,” by H.A. Smith

f. 5342-5361 Congratulatory letters to constituents and friends

f. 5362 Condolences to constituents and friends

f. 5363-5367 Correspondence and lists of names to receive Congressional

record

f. 5368-5377 Correspondence, mostly constituent: Tax on Cooperatives.

f. 5378-5379 Correspondence, mainly constituent: to and from county

committees.

f. 5380-5382 Court-martial reform, American Bar Association report from the

Special Committee on Military Justice.

f. 5383-5384 Crackpot file

f. 5385 Credit controls

f. 5386 Campaign, 1950

f. 5387-5391 Department of Commerce

f. 5392-5405 D Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 5393 Grover Dalton on the Republican Party

f. 5401 Appointment of Richard M. to a federal judgeship

f. 5403 “Railroad Progress,” December 1949


f. 5405 Daylight savings

f. 5406-5418 Correspondence, mostly constituent: Displaced persons.

f. 5419 Dog Pound Bill

f. 5420-5430 Correspondence, mainly constituent: bill to allow vivisection of

dogs in the dog pound in Washington, D.C.

f. 5431-5440 E, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 5438 Guy M. Gillette statement on equal rights

f. 5441 Export controls

f. 5442-5459 F, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 5460-5513 Correspondence, mainly constituent: federal aid to education

including aid to parochial schools.

f. 5514-5516 Federal Security Agency

f. 5517 Federal Communications Commission

f. 5518-5519 Federal employees salary increase, report of Joint Committee on

Reduction of Non-essential Federal Expenditures on Federal

Personnel and Pay.

f. 5520-5523 Flight training

f. 5524-5552 Flood control

f. 5524 Proposed flood control map of Chariton County

f. 5525 Meramac River Reservoirs, Blackwater River Basin.

f. 5535 Review report for flood control – upper Mississippi River

from Guttenberg, Iowa, to Humburg Bay, Illinois.

f. 5547 S. Res. 104 by Kem and Red on the appointment of an

independent committee to investigate the needs of the

Missouri River Basin.

f. 5549 “A Shameless Sham” – the Army Engineer Plan for the

Meramac Basin.

f. 5550 Robert S. Kerr speech concerning Arkansas White and Red

River Basin.

f. 5553-5580 Foreign aid

f. 5554 First draft of speech on Foreign aid

f. 5555 Copies of H.R. 4830 on foreign aid appropriations and the

accompanying report; Economic Cooperation Act of 1948.

f. 5559 “Britain’s Road to Recovery”

f. 5581-5604 Kem amendment to Economic Cooperation Act Appropriation

bill

f. 5605-5611 Letters from England about the Kem amendment

f. 5607 National Economic Council

f. 5612-5630 Correspondence, mainly constituent: North Atlantic Pact and

Foreign Policy.

f. 5631-5638 G, Miscellaneous Names

f. 5639-5640 G, Miscellaneous Subjects



f. 5659 Handicapped Persons


f. 5660 Correspondence, newspaper clipping concerning Harper.

f. 5661-5663 Correspondence, mainly constituent: health.

f. 5664 Correspondence, books sent out on diseases of horses.

f. 5665-5683 Housing legislation

f. 5684 I, Miscellaneous Names

f. 5685-5693 I, Miscellaneous Subject. Immigration, insurance, Indians,

installment buying and inauguration.

f. 5694 Insurance and the welfare state

f. 5695-5698 Department of the Interior


f. 5711a-5711f Kansas City

f. 5711g-5711n J, Miscellaneous Names and Subjects

f. 5712-5715 Department of Justice

f. 5712 Committee for Equality in Naturalization

f. 5715a-5715h K, Miscellaneous Names

f. 5715i-5715q K, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 5715r-5715t L, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 5716-5719 Department of Labor, repeal of Taft-Hartley Law.

f. 5719a-5719b Liquor, Capper Bill 265 and Langer Bill 1847

f. 5719c-5719j M, Miscellaneous Names

f. 5720-5728 M, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 5729-5731 Mc, Miscellaneous Names

f. 5732-5733 Maps

f. 5734-5748 Tax on margarine

f. 5749-5750 Merchant Marines

f. 5751 Missouri Valley Authority

f. 5752 Mineral yearbooks requests

f. 5753-5759 Mines


f. 5763-5764 N, Miscellaneous Subjects. Bill sponsored by Robert S. Kerr on

the Arkansas – White and Red River Basins.

f. 5765-5766 Natural gas, Kerr-Thomas Bill to limit Federal Power

Commission.


f. 5777-5778 Northwest Missouri Fair Association at Bethany, Missouri

f. 5779-5783 O, Miscellaneous Names


f. 5786-5787 Correspondence, copies and requests for books of the prayers of

Dr. Peter Marshall.



f. 5803 Palestine situation


f. 5806-5823 Pensions for veterans, World War I and Spanish-American War

f. 5824-5827 Pensions, civil service


f. 5828-5830 Pensions under the Townsend Plan

f. 5831 Correspondence from W.F. Phares of the Missouri Republican

State Committee.

f. 5832-5840 Point-pricing system, 1948

f. 5837 Testimony of R.S. Gray, President of Sheffield Steel

Corporation before the Senate Subcommittee on Trade

Policies, November 16, 1948.

f. 5838 A Short Historical Monograph on the Federal Trade

Commission’s Cease and Desist Order (Docket 3167) and

the Decision of the Supreme Court in the Cement Case and

their Economic Effect.

f. 5841 Powell, Gene


f. 5858-5898 Post Office Legislation

f. 5898a Post Office, Patronage

f. 5898b Post Office, Postmasters. List of postmaster appointments in

Missouri for 1949 and Kem’s approval.

f. 5899 Post Office, Postmasters, Avalon, Missouri

f. 5900 Post Office, Postmaster, Bendavis, Missouri

f. 5901 Post Office, Postmaster, Bland, Missouri

f. 5902 Post Office, Postmaster, Clifton Hill, Missouri

f. 5903 Post Office, Postmaster, Elkland, Missouri

f. 5904 Post Office, Postmasters, Elmer, Missouri

f. 5905 Post Office, Postmasters, Grandin, Missouri

f. 5906 Post Office, Postmasters, Lamar, Missouri

f. 5907 Post Office, Postmasters, Macon, Missouri

f. 5908 Post Office, Postmasters, Newburg, Missouri

f. 5909 Post Office, Postmasters, Phillipsburg, Missouri

f. 5910-5924 Postage rates

f. 5925 Price controls and rationing, letter from Dennis Chavez

f. 5926-5930 Public Works Committee, Bills pertaining to rural road

improvement.

f. 5931 Q, Miscellaneous Names


f. 5940-5950 R, Miscellaneous Subjects. Railroads, Amateur radio operators.

f. 5951-5961 Radio broadcasts

f. 5962-5969 Rural Electrification Administration

f. 5970-5978 Kem’s speech “The Real Battle of 1949”

f. 5979-5983 Reciprocal Trade Agreements, letter from H.M. Griffith of the

National Economic Council, Inc., also a report by Owen

Brewster on “Effect of Trade Agreements Program on New

England.

f. 5984-5999 Reorganization Plan, under Hoover Commission, letter from

John McClellan from the Committee on Expenditure in the

Executive Department, letter from the Missouri State Medical


Association.

f. 6000-6007 Reorganization Plan, No. 1

f. 6008 Reorganization Plan, No. 2

f. 6009-6055 Rent control


f. 6059-6062 Republican National Committee

f. 6063 Retirement, Armed Forces

f. 6064-6065 Reserve Corps, all services


f. 6088-6097 S, Miscellaneous Subjects. National Association of

Manufacturers statement of Ira Mosher before the President Fact

Finding Panel in the Steel Industry, statement of U.S. Beet Sugar

Association by Robert H. Shields before the Department of

Agriculture.

f. 6098 Selective Service

f. 6099-6101 Socialism

f. 6102-6105 Shank, W.C., concerning Taft-Hartley Act and labor

f. 6106 Smith, Forrest

f. 6107-6122 Social Security

f. 6123-6142 Socialized Medicine

f. 6142a [Subjects from S-7 Socialized Medicine to S-10 State

(Department of) were missing during processing.]


f. 6145-6147 Stephen, Howard V. Stephen, concerning Republican National

Committee, and factions of Missouri Republicans.


f. 6155-6164 T, Miscellaneous Subjects. Rural Electrification Administration.

Telephone Service, Tidelands and Tung Oil.

f. 6156-6157 Statement of Clyde T. Ellis of the National Rural Electric

Cooperative Association before the Committee on

Agriculture and Forestry concerning rural telephone service.

f. 6159 Statement of Walter S. Hallanan, Chairman of the National

Petroleum Council before the Subcommittee of House

Judiciary Committee concerning the tidelands.

f. 6162 Statement of Daniel Price, Attorney General of Texas before

Senate and House Judiciary Subcommittee concerning

Texas’ title to submerged lands.

f. 6165-6169 Tariffs, especially on copper

f. 6170-6176 Taxation of government property, Kem’s Bill S. 1977 to

authorize leases of real or personal property by the war and Navy

Departments, and for other purposes.

f. 6177-6192 Taxes, general

f. 6193 Taxes, excess profit

f. 6194-6236 Taxes, excise

f. 6237-6245 Taxes, income


f. 2646-2647 Taxes, admission

f. 6248-6252 Telegrams

f. 6253-6257 Treaties. Treaty with Mexico for the preservation of wild ducks

on migration.

f. 6258-6262 Truman Program

f. 6263-6270 Tennessee Valley Authority

f. 6271 U, Miscellaneous Names

f. 6272 U, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 6273-6274 Universal Military Training


f. 6278 V, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 6279-6292 Veterans

f. 6293-6333 Correspondence, cases concerning veterans claims to the

Veterans Administration.

f. 6334-6336 Veterans G.I. Bill of Rights

f. 6337-6339 Veterans on-the-job training

f. 6340 Veterans, national service life insurance

f. 6341 Vote fraud, constituent response

f. 6342-6350 Correspondence, acceptance or regrets for requests for visits


f. 6367-6375 W, Miscellaneous Subjects. Welfare, wildlife.

f. 6370-6371 Petition of citizens of Ferguson, Missouri to change United

Nations into a world federal government.

f. 6376-6416 Wage and Hour Law, Fair Labor Standards Act of 1949, S. 653.

f. 6389 Statement by Samuel Fraser, Secretary of International

Apple Association before the Senate Committee on Labor

and Public Welfare concerning the Fair Labor Standards Act

of 1949.

f. 6417-6418 War Assets Administration

f. 6419 Correspondence, memos to and from Kem’s Washington Office

f. 6420-6424 Wheat Program, use of Marshall Plan money to purchase wheat

in Canada

f. 6425-6428 Aging of Whiskey

f. 6429-6431 Y, Miscellaneous Names

f. 6432 Y, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 6433-6434 Z, Miscellaneous Names

f. 6435-7876 1950

f. 6435-6460 A, Miscellaneous. Letters to and from constituents on the

following subjects: Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company and its

anti-turst law suit; statehood for Alaska and Hawaii; central

Arizona irrigation project; atomic bomb; armament; anti-trust

laws and Clayton Act.

f. 6461-6474 Atcheson, Dean. Correspondence reflects opinions prevalent in

1950. Bulk of letters comment on Secretary of State, Dean

Acheson, references are also made to Korean War, State


Department, Truman and the Truman Administration in general;

American security, United Nations and General Douglas

MacArthur.

f. 6475-6488 Air Force. Letters on the establishment and location of U.S. Air

Academy; letters of a personal nature relative to release, transfer

and appointments; comments on Major Alexander P. de

Seversky’s plan for extension of U.S. Air Force.

f. 6489-6564 Agriculture. Correspondence expressing opinions and comments

on the following: Brannan Farm Plan; Commodity Credit

Corporation; Granzer Bill; Sugar Bill; surplus food; Cotton Bill;

farm subsidy and various bills, resolutions and legislation

affecting agriculture. Requests for government bulletins and

publications and yearbooks.

f. 6565-6576 Appropriations, Congressional. Letters expressing opinions on

Congressional Appropriations. Bulk of correspondence pertains

U.S. budget allocations to the Meat Inspection Division of the

Bureau of Animal Industry.

f. 6577-6611 Army, Department of. Letters written by Missourians or their

family registering complaints or making requests in connection

with Army. Correspondence relative to army installations in

Missouri. Requests by Missourians to furnish materials and

supplies to army. Miscellaneous.

f. 6612-6633 B, Miscellaneous. Correspondence from constituents. Letters

from bankers on Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Bank

Holding Company Bill and various legislation affecting banks

and Federal Reserve.

f. 6641-6656 Budget. Letters from constituents expressing their views on

government spending and comments on Truman’s proposed

budget, Kem’s responses contain his opinion and stand on

Federal spending and allocation of funds.

f. 6657-6674 C, Miscellaneous. General and miscellaneous correspondence

from and to constituents. Bulk of correspondence has to do with

census relations and trade conditions with Red China, S.B. 6787,

and other legislation affecting U.S. coinage, letters on George

Washington Carver National Monument.

f. 6675-6690 Campaign. Correspondence relative to 1950 political candidates.

Contains comments and letters on local and national

personalities connected with government and politics, as well as

comments and opinions on both Democrat and Republican

parties.

f. 6691 Correspondence pertaining to Forrest C. Donnell’s candidacy for

the Senate.

f. 6692-6696 Civil Rights Legislation. Letters and telegrams expressing

opinions on the Fair Employment Practice Bill.

f. 6697-6707 Civil Service Commission. Letters primarily from individuals

attempting to secure positions with government. Opinions on


Senate Bills 3751 and 3830.

f. 6708-6711 Department of Commerce. Letters from constituents requesting

information provided by the Department of Commerce, usually

the Bureau of Census.

f. 6712-6732 Communism. Letters and telegrams, the bulk of which pertain to

opinions on Communist infiltration of United States.

Correspondence also deals with recognition of Red China,

Mundt-Ferguson Bill, McCarran Bill, Tydings Committee,

Senator Joseph McCarthy, State Department, Korean War, U.S.

– Soviet relations.

f. 6733-6774 Congratulatory and condolence letters to constituents. Requests

for cookbooks. Correspondence relative to securing government

contracts. Letters from Republican Committeemen pertaining to

1950 Missouri elections. Correspondence on U.S. Court of

Appeals, 8th District. Uniform Code of Military Justice. Letters

on price controls and inflation.

f. 6775-6785 D, Miscellaneous. General letters to and from constituents on

various topics. Some contain comments on Truman

Administration, Korean War, dismissal of Admiral Louis

Denfeld.

f. 6786-6799 Displaced Persons. Correspondence to and from constituents on

displaced person’s legislation pending before Congress.

f. 6791 Letter from Hubert Humphrey expressing his stand on

Displaced Persons Legislation.

f. 6800-6802 E, Miscellaneous Names

f. 6803-6805 E, Miscellaneous Subject




f. 6819 Federal Bureau of Investigation


f. 6824-6825 Federal Communications Commission

f. 6826-6827 Federal Trade Commission

f. 6828-6829 Flight Training

f. 6830-6853 Flood Control, White-Red River Basins in Arkansas and

Missouri, Pomme de Terre River, and Osage River.

f. 6837 General Information Booklet – Bull Shoals Lake, White

River, Arkansas and Missouri.

f. 6854-6883 Foreign Aid

f. 6884-6886 Foreign Policy



f. 6900-6903 General Services Administration




f. 6923-6924 Health


f. 6939-6942 Hydrogen Bomb Plant


f. 6944-6947 I, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 6948-6951 Immigration

f. 6952-6955 Immigration from Italy, Church of Christ Teachers

f. 6956-6959 Department of Interior

f. 6960-6969 Interstate Commerce



f. 6998-7000 J, Miscellaneous Subjects. Jefferson National Expansion

Memorial.

f. 7001-7005 Department of Justice Cases


f. 7013 K, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7014-7040 Korean Situation

f. 7041 Correspondence, from Washington Office to Kansas City


f. 7047-7051 L, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7052-7080 Labor, constituent response to Bills in Senate to authorize union

shop under the Railway Labor Act, coal strike, and railroad

strike.

f. 7081-7094 Liquor, constituent response, concerning the Langer Liquor Bill,

S. 1847.

f. 7095-7098 Listening Visits, lists and copies of letters to those who visited

Kem during his listening visits to Missouri.

f. 7099-7102 Mc, Miscellaneous Names

f. 7103 Mc, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7104-7115 M, Miscellaneous Names


f. 7122-7126 Margarine, constituent response concerning the removal of tax

on oleomargarine.

f. 7127 Merchant Marines

f. 7128 Requests for Mineral Yearbooks

f. 7129-7132 Mines


f. 7134 Missouri-Kansas Boundary Change


f. 7139-7141 N, Miscellaneous Subjects. Negroes and National Association

for the Advancement of Colored People.

f. 7142-7158 Natural Gas, constituent response to Kerr Natural Gas Bill.


f. 7176-7193 Nominations, constituent response to various presidential

nominees to fill vacancies.


f. 7194 O, Miscellaneous Names





f. 7210-7215 Civil Service Pensions

f. 7216-7221 Railroad Pensions

f. 7222-7225 Townsend Plan for Pensions

f. 7226-7236 Veterans Pensions

f. 7237 Phares, W.F.

f. 7238 Point-Four Program

f. 7239-7244 Point-Pricing System

f. 7245-7254 Kem’s Personal Poll


f. 7259-7260 Post Office Patronage

f. 7261-7263 Post Office, Postmasters

f. 7264-7270 Postage Rates

f. 7271-7316 Postal Legislation

f. 7317-7328 Price Controls

f. 7329-7330 Wires from Farm Bureau concerning Price Controls

f. 7331-7334 Public Works Committee, Preliminary information concerning

trip to Central America.

f. 7335-7337 Trip to Central America by the Public Works Committee,

research materials and maps.

f. 7338-7340 Presidential Power, particularly concerning Truman’s placing

troops in Korea



f. 7350-7355 R, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7356-7367 Radio Broadcasts, requests for air time on Missouri Radio

stations and constituent response.

f. 7368-7372 Constituent and radio managers response to Kem broadcasts

f. 7373-7386 Rural Electrification Administration, requests from constituents

for service, response from other electrification agencies, and

speech by Representative Boyd Tackett of Arkansas.

f. 7387 Kem speech concerning the Rural Electrification Administration

f. 7388 Reciprocal Trade Agreements

f. 7389-7396 Reconstruction Finance Corp.

f. 7397-7402 Religious speeches, contains research material and first drafts.


f. 7450 Speech concerning rent control

f. 7451-7485 Reorganization Plans, several plans proposed by Truman for the

reorganization of the Executive branch.

f. 7486-7487 Republican Policy

f. 7488-7491 Republican State Committee, members’ correspondence, Wat


Arnold, Bill Phares, Howard Stephens, concerning the 1950

elections.

f. 7492-7494 Republican State Committee News Releases

f. 7495-7496 Republican National Committee, Guy George Gabrielson

f. 7497-7499 Replies to Democrat State Committee Letter

f. 7500-7504 Resolution, concerning the Truman-Atlee Conference

f. 7505 Record of 81st Congress

f. 7506 Returns from the Kem Primary

f. 7507 Roads

f. 7508 Roosevelt, Franklin D.



f. 7531-7532 Schuman Plan

f. 7533-7549 Selective Service

f. 7550 Shank, W.C.

f. 7551-7555 Shipment of War Materials

f. 7556 Newspaper clippings, Slaughter, Roger G.

f. 7557 Newspaper clippings, Smith, Forrest.

f. 7558-7611 Social Security

f. 7558-7562 Research material

f. 7563-7611 Correspondence

f. 7612-7613 Soil Conservation


f. 7614-7621 Research material


f. 7640-7643 Southwestern Power Administration

f. 7644-7664 Department of State

f. 7665-7666 Missouri State Fair

f. 7667 Stephens, Howard V.


f. 7674-7676 T, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7677-7684 Tariffs

f. 7685 Taxation of Government Property

f. 7686-7693 Taxes on Cooperatives

f. 7694-7705 Taxes, Excess Profits


f. 7726-7737 Income Taxes

f. 7738-7741 Treasury Department

f. 7742-7747 Telegrams


f. 7749-7753 U, Miscellaneous Subjects


f. 7756 V, Miscellaneous Names


f. 7758-7801 Cases with the Veterans Administration


f. 7802-7814 Veterans, General, requests for help on claims

f. 7815 Veterans Hospital, Dwight F. Davis

f. 7816-7818 Veterans, G.I. Bill of Rights

f. 7819-7824 Veterans, National Service Life Insurance

f. 7825-7833 Visitors

f. 7834-7842 Vote Fraud, also clippings concerning Binaggio-Gargotta

slayings


f. 7852-7855 W, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7856-7858 Wage and Hour Law

f. 7859 War Assets Administration

f. 7860 Washington Office

f. 7861 War Profits

f. 7862 Wheat Program

f. 7863-7866 Welfare State

f. 7867 Requests for White House Souvenirs

f. 7868-7870 World Federation possibility of changing United Nations into a

World Federation

f. 7871 Y, Miscellaneous Names

f. 7872 Y, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7873 Yalta Conference

f. 7874-7875 Z, Miscellaneous Names

f. 7876 Z, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7877-9780 1951

f. 7877-7878 A, Miscellaneous Names

f. 7879-7885 A, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 7886-7891 Dean Acheson, possibility of impeaching him

f. 7892-7919 Acknowledgements for various courtesies

f. 7920-7923 Air Academy

f. 7924-7957 Air Force Department

f. 7948-7953 Engineering drawings for the Far East Air Fields

f. 7958-7959 Air Power

f. 7960-7963 Airmail Subsidy and the Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938

f. 7964-7980 Agriculture, General. Grain shortages, government controls,

fertilizer shortage, and reorganization of Agriculture

Department.

f. 7881-7992 Department of Agriculture

f. 7981 Letter to Charles Brannon on providing certain meat

inspection on a fee basis

f. 7989 Plan of U.S. Department of Agriculture to increase value of

the Agriculture Conservation Program

f. 7993 Investigation of Agriculture Department

f. 7994-8000 U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry

f. 8001-8033 Requests for agriculture yearbooks

f. 8034-8045 Requests for agriculture bulletins


f. 8046-8048 Senate-approved appointments

f. 8049 Appointment of Taylor as Truman’s representative to the

Vatican

f. 8050-8052 Reappointment of J.L. Rogers to the Interstate Commerce

Commission

f. 8053-8058 Appointment of General Clark as Ambassador to the Vatican

f. 8059-8065 Appropriations

f. 8060 Letter to Harry F. Byrd about co-sponsoring a single

appropriation bill

f. 8065 Armed Services

f. 8066-8210 Army Department

f. 8099 Conditions at Fort Leonard Wood

f. 8142 Army using radio for advertising campaigns

f. 8211-8212 Army-Ordinance Heavy Maintenance Company

f. 8213 Atom Bomb

f. 8214-8216 Atomic Energy Commission

f. 8217-8218 Requests for autographs


f. 8228-8235 B, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8236 Requests for baby books

f. 8237-8238 Boyle, William M.

f. 8239-8259 Budget

f. 8260 Bryant, Raymond P.

f. 8261-8264 Correspondence, constituent response concerning an editorial by

George Rothwell Brown

f. 8265-8271 Correspondence between the Kansas City office and Washington

office


f. 8278-8287 C, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8288 Letters from various chambers of commerce in Missouri

f. 8289-8290 Civil Defense

f. 8291 Citizens for Kem Committee

f. 8292 Civil Rights Legislation

f. 8293-8306 Civil Service Commission

f. 8307-8311 Department of Commerce

f. 8312-8320 Communism

f. 8321-8329 Congratulatory letters for 50th anniversaries, birthdays, and

office changes

f. 8330-8331 Condolences

f. 8332 Cookbook requests

f. 8333 Letters to and from county committees

f. 8334 U.S. Court of appeals 8th Circuit

f. 8335 Court material reform

f. 8336 Crackpot file

f. 8337-8338 Credit controls


f. 8339-8854 Crime investigation, concerned with Kefauver Committee and

extenuation of the Committee so Kansas City vote fraud could be

further investigated.

f. 8355 Letters of criticism

f. 8356-8361 D, Miscellaneous Names

f. 8362-8364 D, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8363 Covenant of Human Rights by the Commission on Human

Rights of the United Nations

f. 8365-8366 Defense Department

f. 8367 Depletion Allowances

f. 8368-8369 Displaced Persons

f. 8370 E, Miscellaneous Names

f. 8371-8376 E, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8377-8386 Economic Stabilization Agency




f. 8406-8408 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

f. 8409-8422 Federal Employee’s Legislation

f. 8423-8437 Federal Communications Commission, concerned with the

freeze on new television channels, and the use of recording

devices in connection with telephone service.

f. 8438-8439 Federal Reserve System



f. 8451-8454 Finnegan, James P. investigation of Finnegan as Internal

Revenue Collector in St. Louis.

f. 8455 Flight Training

f. 8456-8510 Flood Control after the 1951 flood in Kansas City

f. 8468 Report on St. Charles – Portage Des Sioux Flood Control

Project, Missouri

f. 8511 Food and Drug Administration

f. 8512 Requests for football tickets

f. 8513-8529 Foreign Aid

f. 8530-8562 Foreign policy grant-in-aid particularly to Israel



f. 8571 G.I. Bill

f. 8572-8573 General Accounting Office cases

f. 8574-8575 General Services Administration cases



f. 8587 Proposal for a bill to create a federal agency for the handicapped

f. 8588-8596 Health

f. 8590 Report from Chairman Herbert H. Lehman of subcommittee


on health

f. 8594 Financial Statement of St. Luke’s Hospital in Kansas City

for September and October 1951


f. 8613 Letter from Thomas C. Hennings concerning a poll taken by the

Rolla Daily News


f. 8615-8620 I, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8618 Committee on Foreign Relations debating whether to send

wheat to India

f. 8521-8630 Immigration

f. 8631-8643 Inflation

f. 8644-8656 Department of Interior

f. 8657-8663 Interstate Commerce

f. 8664-8669 Interstate Commerce Committee

f. 8664 Appointment of Kem to subcommittee to study domestic

land and water transportation S 222 a bill to provide for the

development and regulation of methods of weather

modification and control.

f. 8665 Three senate bills to provide making of usable water from

sea water and other sources for commercial and human use,

and providing water to water deficient areas.

f. 8666 Appointment of Kem to subcommittee to further define the

national transportation policy

f. 8667 Memoranda on the hearings on the long Range Shipping

Bill, S. 241.

f. 8670-8671 Investigation, Newsprint. Also contains a resolution introduced

by Kem to aid in the investigation.






f. 8724 Statement on the Selective Service


f. 8728-8754 Korean Situation

f. 8755 Kansas City File. Letters from Kansas City concerning

appointments by Kem when he went to Kansas City.

f. 8756-8760 Kem personal file

f. 8757 List of Kem’s staff members

f. 8761-8764 Constituent response to an editorial by Jimmy King concerning

Kem





f. 8780-8781 Labor, concerning the Taft-Hartley Act

f. 8782-8791 Labor, Railroads concerning the switchmen’s strike

f. 8972-8796 Department of Labor

f. 8797-8804 Legislation, mainly constituents’ requests for copies of bills

f. 8805-8809 Legislative, reference service, mainly requests for information

f. 8810-8815 Liquor, mainly constituent response to the selling of beer on

army posts

f. 8816-8817 Mailing lists

f. 8818 Mc, Miscellaneous Names

f. 8819-8820 Mc, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8821-8851 Firing of General Douglas MacArthur


f. 8854 Letter from Barak T. Mattingly concerning campaign of

1952

f. 8858 Correspondence concerning 1936 National Democratic

Convention. Letter from Karl E. Mundt giving advice on

how the Republicans should conduct the campaign of 1952.


f. 8867 Meat Inspection Amendment

f. 8868 Merchant Marines

f. 8869 Mines

f. 8870-8874 Correspondence, previously misfiled correspondence, and

misfiled flood material

f. 8875-8876 Missouri Valley Authority

f. 8877 N, Miscellaneous Names

f. 8878-8879 N, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8880-8906 National Production Authority

f. 8894 Request to Kem for assistance in obtaining the necessary

sheet metal to finish the University of Missouri Student

Union Building

f. 8907-8908 National Security Resources Board

f. 8909-8977 Navy Department, Service Cases

f. 8957 Improvement of Liberty Ships proposed by the Marine

Design Company

f. 8978-8985 Weekly newsletter, correspondence from various Missouri

newspapers stating their policy concerning Kem’s weekly news

reports. Letters included are from: Earl English of the

Missourian, Kansas City Star, H.J. Waters, Jr. of the Columbia

Tribune, and the Globe-Democrat.

f. 8986-8987 Newspapers, concerning Kem’s Newsletters and subscriptions


f. 8989 O, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 8990-8995 Operation Decency, constituent response concerning the

administration’s spending procedures




f. 9005-9009 Passports, constituent response to solicit Kem’s help in

procuring passports

f. 9010 Patronage

f. 9011-9015 Pensions, Civil Service

f. 9016-9028 Pensions, Railroad

f. 9016 Statement of G.E. Leighty before the House Committee on

Interstate and Foreign Commerce with respect to

amendments to the Railroad Retirement Act.

f. 9017 Pensions under the Townsend Plan

f. 9029-9043 Pensions for Veterans

f. 9044 Photograph Requests

f. 9045 Point-Four Program

f. 9046-9055 Political File, concerns the 1952 campaign, Dwight D.

Eisenhower, and also contains letters from John Cannon and

Walter C. Ploeser.

f. 9056-9067 Post Office Department, constituent response concerning rural

free delivery and postmaster appointments.

f. 9068 Post Office Patronage

f. 9069 Post Office, Postmasters


f. 9082-9091 Postal Legislation, constituents’ response concerning the

increase in air mail rates and restrictions on size and weight of

packages.

f. 9087 Statement of Paul Stark, vice-president of stark Brother

Nurseries and Orchard company, Louisiana, Missouri,

before the Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee

on proposed reduction in size and weight limits of Parcel

Post.

f. 9092-9106 Postal Pay Increases

f. 9107-9109 Postal Pay Increase – Thank you letters from constituents

f. 9110-9113 U.S. Senate Preparedness Committee, concerning rent control

and substandard housing of military personnel and an

investigation of the tungsten question.

f. 9114-9115 Presidential Power

f. 9116-9186 Price controls, constituent response concerning ceilings on farm

products, and wage and price controls.

f. 9116 Proposed amendment of Joseph C.O Mahoney to amend the

Defense Production Act of 1950

f. 9187 Pritchard, Robert, concerning news releases

f. 9188-9208 Requests for publications

f. 9209-9210 Public Works Committee, notice of public hearing on Missouri

River from vicinity of Watson, Missouri, to vicinity of

Leavenworth, Kansas; and flood control for allied purposes

including channel and major drainage improvements.




f. 9215-9222 R, Miscellaneous Subjects, concerning the dedication of F.D.

Roosevelt’s birthday as a national holiday, and equal rights for

women.

f. 9223-9230 Concerning weekly radio broadcasts

f. 9223 List of radio stations in Missouri carrying Senator Kem’s

Reports. Also a script of “People’s Platform” broadcast on

July 15, 1951 in which Kem participated.

f. 9231-9244 Radio Broadcasts List

f. 9245-9250 Radio Comments

f. 9251-9256 Rural Electrification Administration, mainly constituents

requesting service to rural areas


f. 9257 Joint resolution, S.J. 44, Congress 82nd, 1 Session

introduced by Kem providing for the termination of the

powers and succession of the R.F.C.

f. 9266 News clippings and correspondence regarding the William

Boyle investigation


f. 9293-9298 Reorganization Plan

f. 9299-9302 Republican National Committee, contains correspondence with

Guy G. Gabrielson, chairman.

f. 9299 A statement of the ethnic breakdown of population in

Missouri

f. 9303-9305 Republican State Committee, also contains correspondence

concerning Bill Byers

f. 9306-9325 Reserve program, correspondence, mainly constituent

concerning the recalling of World War II reserves to active duty

f. 9326-9331 Reciprocal Trade Agreement

f. 9327 Press release of April 26, 1951 from the Senate Finance

Committee concerning the Extension of the Trade

Agreements.

f. 9332-9333 George L. Robertson appointment as U.S. District Attorney for

the Eastern District of Missouri.

f. 9334-9341 Rosters and thank yous – rosters of meetings attended and copies

of thank-yous sent



f. 9355 Memo from Alexander Wiley—the St. Lawrence Seaway

Project and the National Security

f. 9357-9388 Selective service, mainly constituent correspondence concerning

college deferments, eighteen-year old draft, and universal

military training.

f. 9389-9392 Selective Service


f. 9393-9397 Shank, W.C., concerning the Citizens for Kem Committee

f. 9398 Skaggs, Ancel


f. 9403-9404 Governor Forrest Smith news-clippings and mention of Charles

Binaggio

f. 9405-9414 Social Security, mostly constituent requests for favors in

obtaining higher benefits.


f. 9420-9430 Southwestern Power Administration, contains research materials

and correspondence concerning appropriations for it.


f. 9431 List of nominated persons from Missouri for promotion in

the foreign service

f. 9445 Stephens, Howard V.

f. 9446 Small Business Committee


f. 9450-9453 T, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 9454-9457 Tariffs, on bailer twine, handbags, and the proposed Customs

Simplification Bill

f. 9458-9478 Taxes, cooperatives, concerning including all formerly exempt

cooperatives and other organizations.

f. 9479-9480 Taxes, Excess Profits

f. 9481-9497 Taxes, Excise, concerning tax on radios and televisions

f. 9490 Meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee on June

19, 1951, with no action on Morano Bill to exempt

symphony orchestras from the 20% Federal Admissions

Tax.

f. 9498-9517 Taxes, General

f. 9504 Summary Comparison of Revenue Act of 1951 as passed by

the House and as reported by the Senate Finance Committee

from the Office of the Senate Minority Policy Committee.


f. 9521 Statement of the Callaway Bank, Fulton, Missouri, for

December, 1950

f. 9547-9548 Teeple, David S., concerning public relations for Kem, sending

out news releases and preparing them for publication.

f. 9549-9557 Telegrams, concerning service cases, passports, and Kem asking

constituents if they have any objections to his quoting from their

letters to him.

f. 9558 Television broadcast, concerning the possibility of a broadcast

between Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Kem.

f. 9559-9567 Department of Treasury

f. 9568 Treaties, contains rough draft of speech on Italian Peace Treaty

of 1947.

f. 9569-9590 Truman, Harry S., concerning Korea


f. 9569 Mimeographed copy of Kem’s Operation Decency speech

f. 9591-9602 Troops (training)


f. 9604 U, Miscellaneous Subjects, concerning privately owned utilities

f. 9605-9613 United Nations




f. 9632-9680 Veterans, cases

f. 9632 Statement concerning the closing of some Veterans

Administration offices because of budget limitations

f. 9681-9690 Veterans, legislation

f. 9691-9694 Veterans, G.I. Bill


f. 9701-9713 Visitors to the Washington Office

f. 9714 Vote fraud. Letter from J. Edgar Hoover telling of the work of

the F.B.I. in the investigation as far as cost.


f. 9722-9729 W, Miscellaneous Subjects, concerning West-Point cheating, and

rein-making

f. 9730-9732 Wage and hour legislation

f. 9733 War Claims Commission

f. 9734-9735 War contracts, concerning restrictions and procedures for

government contracts, and statement from Munitions Board

advising that they are able to tell how and where munitions

contracts are let.

f. 9736-9757 War materials

f. 9736 Letter from Kem to Truman concerning Korean situation

and foreign aid Kem Amendment to E.C.A. bill to prohibit

Marshall Plan money from going to any country sending

war materials to Russia and her satellites.

f. 9748 Letter from National Association for calling a United States

Constitutional Convention.

f. 9750 Trade between Pakistan and Soviet Bloc

f. 9758-9760 Washington Office

f. 9761-9764 Webster, Richard, Director of Citizens for Kem Committee

f. 9765-9774 Welfare Department in Missouri, mainly cases

f. 9775 Welfare, State

f. 9776 World Federation

f. 9777 White House Souvenirs, constituents writing for souvenirs


f. 9779 Z, Miscellaneous Names

f. 9780 Z, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 9781-11561 1952

f. 9781 A, Miscellaneous Names


f. 9782 A, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 9783-9785 Acheson, Dean

f. 9786-9832 Acknowledgements

f. 9816 Preliminary draft by the Missouri River States Committee of

the Missouri River Basin Compact

f. 9824 Kefauver Crime Committee Report

f. 9832 Memo from the National Association for the Advancement

of Colored People on how the members of the 82nd

Congress stand on Civil Rights.

f. 9833 Air Academy at Sedalia, Missouri

f. 9834-9877 Air Force Department

f. 9861 Military preparedness and air operations in Korea

f. 9878 Air power

f. 9879 Airmail subsidy

f. 9880-9896 Agriculture, General

f. 9882 33rd annual meeting of the Cole County Farm Bureau

f. 9897-9919 Department of Agriculture

f. 9898 Yearly reports from the Federal Deposit Insurance

Corporation, Farm Credit Administration and the Federal

Housing Administration

f. 9901 Report from the United States Department of Agriculture

concerning the Production and Marketing Administration

f. 9910 The Drought Hay Emergency Program

f. 9911 Missouri Farmers Association 34th Annual Convention

f. 9912 Statistics on national school lunch program

f. 9920-9933 Department of Agriculture Investigation

f. 9920 Newspaper clippings

f. 9921 Letter from Charles Brannan containing documented

defense concerning his statement against Kem. Letter from

Kem to Joseph Pulitzer and the editor of St. Louis Post-

Dispatch concerning articles about Kem.

f. 9923 Confidential staff report on dealings in oil and gas interests

by employees of the Farm Credit Administration, St. Louis,

Missouri.

f. 9926 Statement about Senator Ellender and the Civilian

Conservation Corps by Kem

f. 9930 A continued letter from C.M. Brannan concerning Kem’s

record of his votes on farm legislation

f. 9934-9942 Committee on Agriculture and Forestry

f. 9934 1952 Cotton Parity Standard

f. 9935 Reorganization of United State Department of Agriculture.

Folders also contains research and reading material for the

committee members.

f. 9943-9962 Requests for Agriculture Year Books

f. 9963-9989 Requests for Agriculture Year Books, Pending


f. 9990-9999 Requests for Agriculture Bulletins

f. 10000 Alien Property Office Draft of proposed bill by Alexander Wiley

for an investigation of this office.

f. 10001-10007 Appointment. Tom Buchanan to the Federal Power

Commission, John Carson to the Federal Trade Commission,

Allan V. Hubbard – Collector of Customs for St. Louis, Charles

D. Mahaffie to the Interstate Commerce Commission.

f. 10008-10013 Appropriations

f. 10014-10029 Appointments to the Vatican

f. 10030-10038 Armed Forces concerning questions of constituents

f. 10039-10179 Department of the Army, mainly service cases

f. 10039 Correspondence concerning the transfer of the Army finance

center from St. Louis to Indianapolis

f. 10180-10188 Army, Water Valley Dam on Eleven Point River

f. 10189-10193 Atomic Energy Commission, concerning atomic energy at the

Weldon Spring, Missouri, site.

f. 10194 Requests for autographs


f. 10199-10202 B, Miscellaneous Subjects, concerning Missouri River Cut-Off

in the vicinity of Kansas City.

f. 10200 William M. Boyle, newspaper clipping

f. 10203-10216 Budget, mostly constituent response


f. 10219-10221 C, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 10222-10224 Camp Crawder, copies of the Congressional Record

f. 10225-10255 Campaign

f. 10226 Pamphlet concerning the record of the 80th Congress

f. 10230 Biographical and candidate’s questionnaire for Globe-

Democrat

f. 10240 Campaign traveling speakers and endorsements

f. 10256 Campaign assistance from constituents

f. 10257-10271 Gillette investigation, and campaign reports. Also includes

investigation of Symington’s campaign, telephone and hotel

statements and other expenditures, and thank you letters to

contributors.

f. 10258 Statement of contributions and disbursements

f. 10272-10300 Campaign fund, letters between Kem and his campaign

organizers. Copies of statements and bills to be paid.

Correspondence to and from W.C. Shank, Treasurer of Citizens

for Kem Committee.

f. 10301-10332 Campaign assistance, letters from friends and constituents

offering advice, money and physical help for the campaign

f. 10333-10335 Campaign announcement, releases to newspapers in Missouri

and out of state

f. 10336 Groups for Kem, letters from constituents to organize the Italians


in St. Louis the lawyers in St. Louis, and the State American

Legion.

f. 10337 Campaign Rotogravure of Senator Langer’s activities

f. 10338 Campaign pamphlet, entitled “Here’s What a Republican

Congress Did for You,” statements concerning billing and

shipping

f. 10339 Campaign advertising, companies which will give their support

to Kem

f. 10340-10342 Campaign literature

f. 10343 Campaign Talkathon, possible arrangements for a Kem

Talkathon on the radio

f. 10344-10352 Campaign trip to Missouri in February, also contains itinerary

and speaking engagements

f. 10353-10355 Campaign listening visit to Missouri in February

f. 10356-10360 Campaign trip to Missouri in April, containing itinerary and

correspondence from J. Handly Wright, one of Kem’s public

relations staff.

f. 10361-10362 Campaign trip to Missouri in May and June, concerning

speaking engagements and itinerary.

f. 10363-10366 Future campaign dates

f. 10367-10368 Campaign trip to Missouri in July and August, letter from the

League of Women Voters in St. Louis.

f. 10369-10373 Campaign trip to Missouri in August and September

f. 10374-10376 Campaign trip to Missouri in September and October,

concerning the last minute campaign engagements

f. 10377-10387 Letters from friends and constituents on the election results

f. 10388 Civil Defense

f. 10389-10394 Civil rights legislation

f. 10390 Letter from Roy Wilkins of National Association for the

Advancement of Colored People concerning the 1952

Leadership Conference sponsored by that organization.

f. 10391 Pamphlet entitled, “The Republican Party and the Negro,”

published by the Republican Congressional Committee

f. 10395-10410 Civil Service Commission mostly constituent response

f. 10411-10414 Civil Aeronautics Administration

f. 10411 List of completed federal airport projects in Missouri,

Mexico and Cabool

f. 10412 Booklet published by the Civil Aeronautics Board in

October 1952 concerning administrative separation of

subsidy from total mail payments to U.S. Air Carriers,

revision

f. 10414 Same booklet as above but published in June 1952

f. 10415-10423 Department of Commerce, mostly constituent response

f. 10424-10430 Communism

f. 10431-10434 Compliments – constituent response


f. 10435-10441 Congratulatory letters to constituents

f. 10442-10446 Condolences to constituents

f. 10442 Lists of wounded or dead in Korea

f. 10447-10448 Requests for contributions by constituents to their favorite

organization

f. 10449-10463 Cookbooks sent out to constituents

f. 10464-10466 County committees

f. 10465 Booklet concerning the Republican City Central Committee

of the City of St. Louis

f. 10467 Crackpot file

f. 10468-10470 Senate Committee on Banking and Currency and Credit

Controls, and an amendment of Defense Production Act

f. 10471 Crime Investigating Committee

f. 10472-10473 Criticism from constituents

f. 10474 Letters to fellow Missouri candidates enclosing a copy of Kem’s

keynote speech at the Missouri State Convention

f. 10475-10476 D, Miscellaneous Names

f. 10477 D, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 10478-10481 Department of Defense concerning defense housing areas

f. 10480 Statement from the Defense Production Administration

concerning the second quarter of 1952 allocation of

controlled materials for the highway construction program.

f. 10481 Tentative breakdown of the Army military construction

program for fiscal year, 1953

f. 10482 Depletion allowance

f. 10483-10487 Displaced persons

f. 10488-10496 Defense Production Act

f. 10497-10498 Democratic Party in Missouri, mostly news clippings

f. 10499 E, Miscellaneous Names

f. 10500 E, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 10501-10528 Economic Stabilization Agency

f. 10501 Memo from the Office of Price Stabilization Agency

concerning the suspension of controls.

f. 10502 Statement of Benjamin F. Fairless, president of the U.S.

Steel before the Wage Stabilization Board

f. 10529 F, Miscellaneous Names



f. 10541-10555 Federal Employees Legislation

f. 10556-10563 Federal Communications Commission, concerning the freeze on

new television channel applications, amendment for Federal

Communications Commission appropriations, and news

clippings.

f. 10556 News release from Federal Communications Commission

concerning lifting of ban on television freeze.


f. 10563 List of cities grouped in accordance with the priorities

established in temporary processing procedure for television

broadcast applications put out by Federal Communications

Commission

f. 10564 Federal Reserve System



f. 10570 Committee on Interstate Commerce Commission hearings

on Resale Price Maintenance

f. 10577 General Bonner Fellers

f. 10578 Finnegan, James P., news clippings

f. 10579-10605 Flood Control

f. 10583 Letter from Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, Tuttle

Creek Project

f. 10600 Missouri-Arkansas Basins Flood Control Association

f. 10601 Mississippi Valley Association 1952 Platform

f. 10606-10609 Food and Drug Administration, constituent correspondence

concerning mail distribution of drugs

f. 10610-10620 Foreign aid, mostly constituent correspondence

f. 10621-10627 Foreign Policy

f. 10626 Statement by Kem on North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

Also a confidential memo from Merwin K. Hart, President

of National Economic Council, Inc., on his observations

abroad

f. 10627 Correspondence concerning Russia’s treatment of

Ambassador Kennan



f. 10632-10635 General Accounting Office, mostly constituent claims

f. 10636-10639 General Services Administration

f. 10640-10641 Missouri Governor’s Race, also includes news clippings


f. 10646 H, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 10647-10655 Health, mostly constituent response concerning the closing to the

Kirkwood, Missouri, Marine Hospital to-inpatient service

f. 10656-10666 Housing, mostly constituent response

f. 10667 I, Miscellaneous Subject

f. 10668-10689 Immigration, mostly requests from constituents

f. 10668 Factual Resume from the office of Senator Pat McCarran on

the McCarran-Walter Omnibus Immigration and Nationality

Bill (S. 2550) vs. Humphrey-Lehman substitute.

f. 10690-10691 Inflation

f. 10692-10719 Department of Interior mostly correspondence concerning the

tidelands and oil legislation

f. 10700 Report on Hawaii statehood


f. 10720-10731 Department of Internal Revenue mostly constituent

correspondence concerning the reorganization of the Internal

Revenue Service

f. 10727 Statement of Truman concerning the general nature of the

reorganization plan, also contains research material

f. 10731 News clippings

f. 10732-10739 Interstate Commerce Commission, mostly constituent

correspondence

f. 10740-10761 Interstate Commerce Committee

f. 10749 Report to the 46th Annual Convention of the National

Collegiate Athletic Association by the National Collegiate

Athletic Association Television Committee

f. 10760 Chamber of Commerce of Columbia, Missouri, requesting

the establishment of adequate scheduled airline service into

Columbia.

f. 10762 News Print Investigation


f. 10795-10800 Itinerary of trips to Missouri from November, 1951–October,

1952

f. 10798 News releases concerning India’s shipments of critical war

goods to Red China. Prediction of approval by Congress to

increase air combat strength. Lists of news releases for

specific places in Missouri.




f. 10816 Concerning the Senate Subcommittee on the Judiciary and

the Federal Contracts Act of 1952

f. 10821-10822 Justice Department, investigation, contains news clippings

concerning J. Howard McGrath, James P. McGranery and

Newbold Morris

f. 10823 News clipping concerning John Johnson and his bid for Kem’s

seat


f. 10827-10843 Korean situation, mostly constituent correspondence

f. 10844-10849 Kem personal

f. 10850 L, Miscellaneous Names



f. 10854 Correspondence concerning the Labor Management

Subcommittee of the Senate Committee of the Senate

Committee on Labor and Welfare

f. 10866-10868 Labor, Taft Hartley

f. 10869-10874 Labor, Railroads concerning railroad strikes

f. 10875-10889 Labor, Steel Strike concerning Truman’s seizure of the steel


industry

f. 10890-10896 Department of Labor, correspondence concerning tow bills

which would create new departments within the Department of

Labor

f. 10897-10900 Legislation, requests for copies

f. 10901-10909 Legislative Reference Service of the Library of Congress to

answer constituent queries

f. 10910-10920 Liquor, constituent correspondence concerning liquor advertising

on radio and television S. 2444.

f. 10921-10922 Mailing lists

f. 10923 Mc, Miscellaneous Names

f. 10924 Mc, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 10925 General Douglas MacArthur. Constituent correspondence

concerning MacArthur’s political activities.



f. 10933 Meat inspection. Correspondence from meat inspection

employees concerning the separation of twelve meat inspection

plants in the Kansas City area from the Army.

f. 10934 Merchant Marines, concerning appropriation

f. 10935 Mineral Yearbooks, requests for


f. 10937-10940 Mutual Security Agency, concerning an amendment to the

Mutual Security Bill sponsored by Blair Moody and Paul H.

Douglas

f. 10941 N, Miscellaneous Names

f. 10942 N, Miscellaneous Subjects, investigation and report by the

Narcotics Committee of the St. Louis Junior Chamber of

Commerce

f. 10943-10950 National Production Authority

f. 10943 Revised list from National Production Authority where

businessmen can regularly obtain information concerning

current Federal procurement.

f. 10946 Importation of steel from Japan

f. 10951-11002 Department of Navy mostly requests from constituents

f. 11003-11007 Correspondence, newsletter lists of people to receive the

newsletter

f. 11008-11010 Correspondence, newspapers, concerning newsletter and foreign

spending

f. 11011 Nixon, Richard M., constituent response


f. 11013-11014 Operation Decency

f. 11014 Pamphlet published by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat,

“Great Americans Speak on the Low Estate of Public

Morals.”



f. 11017-11022 P, Miscellaneous Subjects, constituent response

f. 11022 H.R. 5850 concerning obscene mail

f. 11023-11025 Constituents requesting Kem’s aid in getting passports

f. 11026-11027 Patronage, contains a list of the Technical Cooperation

Administration with a list of the technicians from Missouri who

are abroad in the service of Point 4.

f. 11028 Pensions, Civil Service

f. 11029 Pensions, Railroad

f. 11030 Pensions, Townsend

f. 11031-11046 Pensions, veterans various legislation for Spanish American and

World War I Veterans.

f. 11046 Pensions requests for survivors of veterans of the Civil War

f. 11047-11048 Requests for photographs

f. 11049 Point Four Program

f. 11050-11066 Political file. Reports from constituents on their ideas of how the

1952 campaign should be conducted. Reports from various

Republicans committee meetings, and how things look for a

Republican victory.

f. 11067-11086 Post Office Department, constituent correspondence

f. 11087-11088 Post Office, Patronage

f. 11089-11093 Post Office, Postmasters


f. 11099-11106 Postal Legislation

f. 11102 Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report, news release

f. 11107-11109 Postal Pay Increase

f. 11110-11113 Preparedness Committee

f. 11110 Study of the Munitions Board and ensuing report, copies of

the reports of the investigations of the Preparedness

Committee

f. 11114-11123 Presidential campaign, mostly constituent correspondence

regarding the choice of Eisenhower, also correspondence dealing

with the Republican senatorial race in Missouri.

f. 11124-11126 Presidential Nomination—Taft

f. 11127-11130 Presidential Nomination—Eisenhower

f. 11131 Presidential Nomination of Taft

f. 11132-11133 Presidential Power

f. 11134 Presidential Primaries

f. 11135-11143 Price Controls

f. 11144 Richard, Robert. Letter to him from Kem after the election,

thanking him for his help.

f. 11145-11165 Publications, requests for

f. 11166-11169 Missouri primary. Contains primary returns from Jackson

County and newspaper clippings.




f. 11174-11180 R, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 11181-11190 Radio Broadcasts, letters asking constituents if they have

objections to Kem quoting from their letters

f. 11191-11195 Radio Broadcasts, alphabetical lists

f. 11196 Radio Comments, excerpts from constituents’ letters about radio

broadcasts

f. 11197-11203 Rural Electrification Administration, requests for aid from

constituents

f. 11204-11205 Reconstruction Finance Corp, clippings and comments

concerning the investigations

f. 11206-11214 Rent control

f. 11215-11217 Reorganization Plan, Citizens Committee for Hoover Report

f. 11218-11223 Republican National Committee, concerning the upcoming

campaign, and possible speakers for Kem’s campaign

f. 11224-11230 Republican State Committee, constituent response to Kem’s

keynote speech

f. 11228 Republican State Platform, Missouri Republican

Congressional District Offices.

f. 11231-11232 Republican State Convention, The Missouri Republican

Statewide Program Committee, inviting Kem to be keynote

speaker at the Missouri Primary Convention.

f. 11233 Reserve Program

f. 11234-11235 Rosters and thank-you notes of meetings Kem attended

f. 11236 Railroad Retirement Board

f. 11237 Robinson, Hugh, report on his visit to St. Louis



f. 11243 Report on National Science Foundation graduate

fellowships for 1952

f. 11245-11249 Securities and Exchange Commission

f. 11250-11257 Selective Service, constituent response on drafting farm boys

f. 11258-11260 Selective Service System, constituent response asking about

certain types of deferments

f. 11261-11263 Shank, W.C., treasurer of Citizens for Kem Committee, reports

of costs of purchases and bills for the Committee

f. 11264 Skaggs, Ancel

f. 11265 Socialism

f. 11266-11281 Social Security, requests from constituents concerning their

allotments

f. 11282 Socialized Medicine

f. 11283 Soil Conservation

f. 11284 Southwestern Power Administration

f. 11285-11300 Department of State, mostly constituent response asking for aid

in bringing into the country displaced persons.


f. 11301 Department of State Investigation, sponsored by Kem and aimed

at Dean Acheson

f. 11302-11303 Missouri State Fair, 1952

f. 11304-11306 Stephens, Howard V., mostly constituents requesting tickets to

the National convention.

f. 11307 Select Committee of Small Businesses

f. 11308-11313 Saint Lawrence Seaway

f. 11314-11326 Symington, W. Stuart. Contains research material about

Symington for Kem’s use in campaign against Symington.

f. 11327 Slaughter, Roger C., news clippings concerning his senate

campaign.

f. 11328-11329 Stephenson, Adlai. Campaign.

f. 11330 T, Miscellaneous Names

f. 11331 T, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 11332-11334 Tariffs

f. 11335-11337 Taxes, Cooperatives

f. 11338 Taxes, Excess Profits

f. 11339 Taxes, Excise

f. 11340-11353 Taxes, General

f. 11346 Article by Kem for the Investor’s League Bulletin


f. 11363 Taxes, Sales

f. 11364 Teeple, David S., contains campaign information as Teeple was

a promotion advisor for Kem’s campaign

f. 11365-11370 Telegrams, appointments, answers to invitations, and requests

from constituents for permission to quote from their letters.

f. 11371 Television Broadcasts, letters concerning Kem’s appearances on

“Meet The Press,” “Keep Posted”, and “Chronoscope”

f. 11372-11383 Department of Treasury

f. 11373 Letter from Kansas City Chamber of Commerce suggesting

Kansas City as a district office of the Internal Revenue

Service

f. 11381 Report from John W. Snyder, “A Report to the Taxpayers”,

concerning the reorganization of the Internal Revenue

Service.

f. 11384-11385 Treaties

f. 11386-11391 Truman, Harry S.

f. 11392 Troops, Training

f. 11393 Taylor, J.E., news clippings concerning investigations involving

the Attorney General.

f. 11394-11397 U, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 11398-11403 United Nations





f. 11420-11505 Veterans Administration, mostly constituent response to have

Kem help increase their allotment

f. 11490 Bill to establish a federal department of health

f. 11506-11511 Veterans, G.I. Bill of Rights


f. 11521-11526 Visitors to Washington

f. 11527-11528 Vote Fraud, article for the Readers’ Digest and news clippings

f. 11529 W, Miscellaneous Names

f. 11530 W, Miscellaneous Subjects

f. 11531 War Assets Administration, Investigation, mostly constituent

response of Kem’s investigation into the disposal of surplus

property

f. 11532-11533 War Claims Commission, contains a special announcement to

directors of state veterans agencies.

f. 11534-11539 War Materials, article by Kem for the “Foreign Policy Forum.”

f. 11540-11542 Washington Office File, correspondence from July–December,

1952

f. 11543-11545 J. Handly Wright who was doing promotion for Kem’s campaign

f. 11543 Article by Kem for Missouri State Medical Association

Journal concerning socialized medicine

f. 11546-11553 Welfare Department

f. 11554 Welch, A.D., giving his support to Kem


f. 11556 Correspondence, Folding Room folders

f. 11557-11558 Correspondence, Congressional Directory

f. 11559-11561 Correspondence, Congressional Record

Publicity Series

f. 11562-11565 Weekly Radio Broadcasts, 1948

f. 11562 A discussion of the Marshall Plan, the Knutson Bill, and

Communism.

f. 11563 More discussion of the Marshall Plan and President Truman’s

plan to enact Universal Military training. Senator Kem also

discusses the Federal Aid to Education Bill, and the China Aid

Bill.

f. 11564 Discussion of a long range agriculture Bill, the post-war

resettlement program, and the Fulbright Bill. Also, Federal Aid

to Education, Federal employment of Communists and the

establishment of a United States Air Academy at Sedalia,

Missouri.

f. 11565 Universal Military Training, Communism, the displaced persons

policy and social security is discussed.


f. 11566 The Presidential salary and expense account increase are


discussed.

f. 11567 The size of Federal agencies and Socialized Medicine are

discussed.

f. 11568 A further discussion of the Marshall Plan, Socialized Medicine,

and compulsory health insurance.

f. 11569 Communism in the United States is discussed with references to

Alger Hiss, William Remington, Elizabeth Bently, and Whilaker

Chamber.

f. 11571 Discussed are “The Truman Doctrine” and the reasons for

Senator Kem’s opposition to this, the Marshall Plan, and

Socialism in Great Britain.


f. 11573 The National Chinese Party, General Chiang Kai-Shek, and the

secret agreement at Yalta is discussed. Also, Communist

infiltration in the Federal Government and Alger Hiss.

f. 11574 Discusses the Reconstruction Finance Company, and the

Marshall Plan.

f. 11575 Kem discusses the possibility of a totalitarian government in the

United States.

f. 11576 Kem Speaks of his proposed amendment to the Marshall Plan

which would shut off aid to any country which from that point

on (Spring 1950) would Nationalize of Socialize any basic

industry.

f. 11577 Discusses what effect the foreign made products, such as shoes,

hats, cheese and farm products, have on the United States

domestic market.


f. 11579 The Marshall Plan is attacked for supplying Socialist countries

with aid. Kem also speaks on limiting the posers of the President

of the United States. He protests the Korean War as an illegal

intervention on the part of the United States.

f. 11580 Kem speaks about the high cost of living. He also discusses an

amendment he proposed (spring 1951) to do away with the

Reconstruction Finance Corporation.

f. 11581 Kem discusses the firing of General Douglas MacArthur.

f. 11583 Kem protests government spending on the Central Arizona

Project. He also protests the 1951 fiscal budget. He speaks of

Congress approving his amendment to the Marshall Plan.


f. 11587 Senator Kem speaks about tax reform

f. 11588 Kem talks of his Policy Probe relating to the State Department

f. 11590 Kem talks about the redecoration of the White House

f. 11592 Kem discusses the importation of foodstuffs from Communist

countries, taxes, and government expenditures.

f. 11593 Kem explains his resolution introduced into Congress to study

labor management problems. He also discusses giving foreign


aid to countries who sell war materials to Communist Countries.

f. 11595-11596 Radio speeches, 1947

f. 11596 Kem protests the workings of the Pendergast Machine.

f. 11597 Radio speeches, 1948


f. 11604-11606 Radio speeches, 1950. Kem speaks out against Socialism.



f. 11613-11658 News releases. Senator Kem speaks on the subjects of Socialism

and Communism relating to foreign policy. The news releases

dealing with domestic policies relate to the Pendergast Machine,

inflation, Socialism, Brannan Farm Plan, socialized medicine, high

defense spending, Korea, and flood control.

f. 11613-11616 1947

f. 11617-11619 1948

f. 11620-11626 1949

f. 11627-11642 1950

f. 11641-11658 1951

f. 11659-11672 1952. These are the news releases prior to the November

election in which Kem is a candidate for re-election. His

releases discuss the last 6 years, concentrating on Harry S.

Truman, Stuart Symington, and himself.

f. 11673-11675 Kem Reports. Reports to newspaper, 1951-1952, concerning issues

involving Socialism, Communism, taxes, and the expansion of the

central government. The Korean War, President Truman, The

Brannan Farm Plan, Social Security and inflation.

f. 11676- 11712 Speeches, 1947

f. 11676-11684 General

f. 11685 Anecdotes

f. 11686 Communism

f. 11687-11688 Chamber of Commerce

f. 11689-11692 Chicago Speech

f. 11694-11696 80th Congress

f. 11697 Farm Speech

f. 11698 Farm legislation

f. 11699-11700 Foreign Affairs

f. 11701 Humor

f. 11702 Introduction

f. 11703 Keynote Speech

f. 11704-11706 Lawyers Association speech. Kem discusses government

collection of taxes.

f. 11707-11710 Speech material

f. 11709 Contains speech material pertaining to the years 1948, 1949

as well as 1947

f. 11711 President Truman


f. 11712 Voting irregularities

f. 11713-11725 Speeches, 1948

f. 11713 Air Academy

f. 11714 Flood Control

f. 11715 Local Self Government

f. 11716 Military Justice

f. 11717 Postal Employees

f. 11718 Postal Employees

f. 11719 Republican Congress

f. 11721 Republican State Convention

f. 11722 Marshall Plan


f. 11724 Berlin Blockade

f. 11725 Speech Material

f. 11726- 11741 Speeches, 1949

f. 11726 Miscellaneous Speeches

f. 11727 British Aid

f. 11728-11732 Economic Cooperative Amendments. Kem discusses Socialism,

the Marshall Plan and Communism.

f. 11733 Health

f. 11734 Association

f. 11735 Marshall Plan

f. 11736 Military Justice. Kem discusses methods of updating existing

Military law, and Court procedures.

f. 11737 North Atlantic Pact

f. 11738-11739 Welfare State

f. 11740 Miscellaneous

f. 11741 Acheson

f. 11742-11764 Speeches, 1950

f. 11742 Appropriations, Omnibus

f. 11743 Arms to Russia

f. 11744 British Election

f. 11745 Communism

f. 11746 Congressional Record Inserts

f. 11747-11751 Campaign

f. 11752 Congress, Role

f. 11753 Denfeld, Admiral

f. 11754-11755 Economic Cooperative Administration

f. 11756 Foreign Labor

f. 11757 Foreign Policy

f. 11758 Government Spending

f. 11759 Kem, Gas Bill

f. 11760 Korea

f. 11761 Truman-Atlee Resolution



f. 11763 Vote Frauds


f. 11765-11773 Speeches, 1947-1950

f. 11765-11767 Economic Cooperation Administration Appropriations. Kem

discusses Socialism in Western Europe, and Marshall plan funds.

f. 11768-11771 Lincoln Day Address. Kem discusses taxes.

f. 11772-11773 Local Self-government and Socialism

f. 11774-11794 Speeches, 1951, Chronological

f. 11783 Kem speaks on Presidential power, Marshall Plan, and Socialism

in Western Europe.

f. 11785 Kem talks about flood control for the Kansas City Area.

f. 11786 Kem speaks of taxation and inflation. He also talks of the

undeclared war in Korea and Dean Acheson.

f. 11787 Kem refers to President Truman’s idea of “controlling inflation

by new taxes.”

f. 11795 Speeches, 1951, Air Power Resolutions

f. 11796-11797 Speeches, 1951, Research

f. 11797 Contains a pamphlet concerning two topics; background to the

problem of manpower mobilization and statements on a National

Service Program.

f. 11798-11830 Speeches, 1952

f. 11804 Kem discusses the Korean War and President Truman’s role.

f. 11805 Kem speaks on cutting the federal spending. He demands the

resignation of Secretary of Agriculture Brannan.

f. 11806 Reply from Secretary of Agriculture Brannan to Senator Kem.

f. 11809 Kem asks Charles F. Brannan to back up his statement against

Kem.

f. 11810 Kem discusses freedom of worship

f. 11817 Kem discusses Brannan’s charges against Kem’s voting record

on agricultural matters. Enclosed is Kem’s “Basic Speech on

Graft and Corruption”.

f. 11822 Pamphlet: “Debate Between United States Senator James P.

Kem and W. Stuart Symington”

f. 11826-11830 General. These folders contain issues relevant to the 1952

election.

f. 11831-11833 Television Broadcasts, 1951

f. 11834-11837 Television Broadcasts, 1952

f. 11836 Contains cue cards for television on which are printed question

and answer sessions defining Kem’s views on Korea, Socialism,

Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and high United States

taxes.

f. 11838 Kem on current issues

f. 11839-11840 Articles for publication. Contains one article numbering 31 pages.

Senator Kem breaks the article down into two parts, the first dealing

with the Truman-Marshall Plan. The second, how the Truman-


Marshall Plan should be no more successful than previous relief

attempts of this nature.

f. 11841 Reprints, 1952. Newspaper reprints favoring Kem in the Senate race

of 1952.

Kem Resolutions and Amendments Series

f. 11842 Resolutions and amendments introduced by Kem, 1947



f. 11845 Resolutions and amendments introduced by Kem, 1950, and the

International Wheat Agreement.

f. 11846-11847 Resolution and amendments introduced by Kem, 1951

f. 11848 Resolution and amendments introduced by Kem, 1952

Senate Investigations and Cases Series

f. 11849-11861 Aro Incorporated. Contains correspondence, personal affidavits and

pertinent excerpts from the Congressional Record, regarding a

debate in Congress to either end or to promote Government

Contracts with the Arnold Research organization, an organization,

sponsored in part by the Sverdrup and Parcel Incorporated of St.

Louis, Missouri.

f. 11862-11866 Brannan, Charles F.

f. 11867-11876 Commodity Credit cases, Commodity Credit Corporation, Camp

Crowder. Investigations regarding the Harris Grain Company and

the Midwest Storage and Realty Company in connection with the

storage of grain provided by the Commodity Credit Corporation.

The investigation questions the reliability of the storage vessels at

Camp Crowder provided by the War Assets Administration, and to

what degree the two above mentioned companies are responsible for

damaged grain, 1948-1951.

f. 11877 Commodity Credit Corporation, Dallas, Texas

f. 11878 Cotter, Paul

f. 11879-11882 Cotton

f. 11883 Federal Land Bank

f. 11884 General Accounting Office

f. 11885 Heinkel, Fred V. Statement made by Fred V. Heinkel regarding the

Missouri Farm Association’s cooperative nature, in reference to a

general public misconception regarding tax responsibilities.

f. 11886 Kem statements

f. 11887-11893 McCormick talks about the value of organized and planned

conservation work. He urges greater production during this time of

National Emergency. (Spring, 1952)

f. 11888 Claims

f. 11889-11890 Government



f. 11892 Set of several speeches written by James C. Shepherd regarding

the Truman Administration. Shepherd refers to labor

management difficulties, Truman and the Korean War, inflation,

big business, taxes, and the powers of the President, also of

Communism, and the Red peril. (1952)

f. 11894 Parity

f. 11895 Policy Committee. The folder contains short reports on individuals

connected with the Department of Agriculture Involved with

Bribery. (1952)

f. 11896 Pritchard

f. 11897 Stanton

f. 11898 United States vs. Vehicular Parking Ltd.

f. 11902-11905 Wanzer, Othello F.

f. 11906-11907 Miscellaneous

Kem Cases Series

f. 11908-11911 Army Departments

f. 11912-11917 Canfil, Fred A. Five folders involving the use of profanity regarding

the United State Constitution by a United States Marshall from

Springfield, Missouri. (1945)

f. 11918 Displaced Persons

f. 11919-11922 Economic Cooperation Administration Appropriations Amendment

f. 11923 Fish and Wildlife Service

f. 11924-11925 Hillel, Victoria

f. 11926-11928 Hubbard vs. Allen

f. 11930-11934 Jefferson Memorial. Four folders containing a transcript of the

hearing before the Sub-Committee of the Committee on House

Administration, of the House of Representatives. Also contains

pamphlets pertaining to the National Park Service in general, and the

Jefferson Expansion Memorial.

f. 11935 Post Office Department


f. 11938 Tsang, Dr. John Lien-Kwei

f. 11939-11948 Veterans Administration. Constituent correspondence regarding

personal veteran benefits and compensation.

f. 11940-11941 St. Louis School of Upholstery and Interior Decorating

f. 11946-11948 Uncompleted

f. 11949-11953 Miscellaneous. Correspondence concerning displaced citizens, the

Wyandotte Indians burial ground (proposed sale of) and other

miscellaneous requests for aid.

f. 11954-11956 Pending return to Kansas City

f. 11956 Correspondence concerning the financial condition of the Sac

and Fox Indians. (1951)


Campaign Series

f. 11957-12111 1946

f. 11957 Advertising

f. 11958 British loan. Correspondence concerning a proposed loan to

Britain for five billion dollars.

f. 11959 Campaign Managers

f. 11960 Candidates. Candidates for State and National offices are listed.

f. 11961 Chairman

f. 11962 Clubs

f. 11963-11970 Congratulations, General

f. 11971 Congratulations, Senators

f. 11972 County Chairmen

f. 11973-11974 Dalton, Grover W.

f. 11975 Ebrite, Leonard

f. 11976 Election Returns

f. 11977 Engagement Dates

f. 11978-11979 Expenditures

f. 11980 Itemized list of campaign contributions with names and

addresses of contributors. Also an itemized list of expenditures.

f. 11981-11984 Faeth, Perry. Letters from James Kem to Perry Faeth, Treasurer

of the Kem-for-Senator Fund, directing payment of funds for

various campaign expenditures.

f. 11985 Farmers, letters

f. 11986 Farm letters

f. 11987-11991 General Correspondence, Act of State

f. 11992-11996 General Correspondence, Senate Candidacy. Correspondence

from people concerning James Kem’s upcoming Senatorial

Campaign.

f. 11997 General Correspondence, Itinerary

f. 11998 General Correspondence, Jackson County Republican

Committee

f. 11999 General Correspondence, Lewellen, U.G.

f. 12000-12003 General Correspondence, Lists, McEntee. Lists of Kem’s

Supporters and lists of people to whom campaign literature

should be sent. There are also lists of Missouri Counties

containing statistical information regarding party affiliations.

f. 12004 General Correspondence, Literature requests

f. 12005 General Correspondence, Maps

f. 12006 General Correspondence, Missouri Press Association.

Republican and Independent Papers in Missouri listed by

Counties, showing frequency of publication and advertising rate.

f. 12007-12008 General Correspondence, names. Lists of people to whom

campaign literature was to be sent, or whose political aid was to


be solicited.

f. 12009-12011 General Correspondence, Newspapers. Names of Independent,

Democratic and Republican weekly Papers.

f. 12012-12013 General Correspondence, Platform Committee

f. 12014-12016 General Correspondence, Powell, Gene. Correspondence with

Gene Powell, Publications Director for Senator Kem.

f. 12017-12019 General Correspondence, Press and Radio

f. 12020 General Correspondence, Publicity

f. 12021 General Correspondence, Questionnaires

f. 12022 General Correspondence, Real Estate Agencies. Correspondence

from Realtors in the Washington D.C. area offering Senator

Elect Kem help in selecting living quarters.

f. 12023-12028 General Correspondence, Releases. James Kem discusses the

New Deal Administration, The Pendergast Machine, Socialism,

Communism, the Democratic Party, and the Farm Program for

Missouri Farmers.

f. 12029-12033 General Correspondence, Reports to Senate Committee. Lists of

Expenditures incurred during the 1946 Campaign.

f. 12034 General Correspondence, Sacony-Vacuum Oil Company –

charge. Newspaper clippings and some general Correspondence

involving James P. Kem’s connection with the Sacony-Vacuum

Oil Company.

f. 12035 Schuyler County. Correspondence from Kem supporters in

Schuyler County, Missouri.

f. 12036 Scotland County. Correspondence from Kem supporters in

Scotland County, Missouri.

f. 12037 Scott County. Correspondence from Kem Supporters in Scott

County, Missouri.

f. 12038 Shelby County. Correspondence from Kem supporters in Shelby

County, Missouri.

f. 12039 Senate. Correspondence with other Senators getting Kem settled

in the Washington routine.

f. 12040 Speech, basic. Kem discusses Pendergastism, Communism, and

the Political Action Committee.

f. 12041 Speech, keynote

f. 12042-12043 Speeches, General. Correspondence, all dated 1944, between

James Kem and the Republican National Committee, regarding

Harry S. Truman and a biographical sketch of Truman.

f. 12044 Speech, 8th Ward

f. 12045-12050 Speeches, Miscellaneous. Speeches just prior to and just after

his election. His subjects are Communism, the Pendergast

Machine, high taxes, the size of the bureaucracy in the United

States private enterprise, and the New Deal.

f. 12051 Spencer, D.G.

f. 12052 State Headquarters

f. 12053 St. Charles County


f. 12054 St. Francis County

f. 12055 Ste. Genevieve County

f. 12956-12075 St. Louis City. Contains thank you notes from Kem to campaign

contributors and campaign supporters; also congratulatory

correspondence from the St. Louis citizenry on Kem’s August

and November election.

f. 12061 Contains literature and correspondence concerning the Farmers’

co-operatives.

f. 12062 Contains a speech by James Kem concerning the Pendergast

Machine

f. 12069 List of Republican Committee members of St. Louis City

f. 12076-12078 St. Louis County. Letters concerning the upcoming elections;

Primary and General, of James Kem from the Committee men

and women of St. Louis County.

f. 12079 Stoddard County

f. 12080 Stone County

f. 12081 Sullivan County

f. 12082 Taney County

f. 12083 Texas County

f. 12084 Thompson, Murray E.

f. 12085 Vernon County

f. 12086-12089 Veterans

f. 12086 List by County of the Republican Veteran Candidates of

1946

f. 12089 List of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Missouri,

alphabetically by name.

f. 12090 Warren County

f. 12091 Washington County

f. 12092 Wayne County

f. 12093-12094 Webster County

f. 12095 Western Blueprint Company

f. 12096 Western Newspaper Union

f. 12097 Worth County

f. 12098 Wright County

f. 12099-12101 Compliments. Complimentary letters to Kem, dating from 1946-

1951.

f. 12102-12105 News releases. Speeches released to newspapers in Missouri in

October and November of 1946. Speeches concern bipartisan

foreign policy, Communism, New Deal, eight point farm

program, Democrats, Pendergast politics, vote fraud in the St.

Louis 1936 Democratic Primary, Price Controls, Citizens for

Kem, Truman, and Kansas City vote fraud investigation.

f. 12106 Speech Drafts. Speech supporting Gov. Earl Warren and

Thomas Dewey.

f. 12107 Speeches concerning vote fraud and the Pendergast politics


f. 12108 Speeches concerning the Marshall Plan and Agriculture

f. 12109 Quotations

f. 12110-12111 Notes

f. 12112- 12167 1952

f. 12112 Biography

f. 12113 Requests for Army-Navy football tickets

f. 12114-12115 Bills. Copies of receipts and bills for campaign expenditures.

f. 12116 Print-out concerning John Mitchell Brown

f. 12117-12122 Well wishes before election day and regrets from friends and

constituents after the election results.

f. 12123 Requests for Congressional directory

f. 12124 Requests for Congressional Record

f. 12125 Suggestions from constituents, for material to be printed in

Congressional Record.

f. 12126 List of those receiving Congressional record

f. 12127 Disbursing Office forms

f. 12128 Assistance forms

f. 12129-12146 General. Letters to newspapers with copies of remarks Kem

plans to make, offers of help from constituents, correspondence

with State Committee members, Library of Congress lists of

members of major commissions and those who are appointed by

the President.

f. 12147-12153 Itinerary from August 26, 1952 to October 11, 1952

f. 12154 Jokes

f. 12155 Material relating to Korea

f. 12156-12157 Office memos from Kansas City and Washington Offices

f. 12158-12159 Miscellaneous Notes. “Our Foreign Policy, Its Casualties and

Prospects,” by J.P. Kennedy.

f. 12160 “A Report Showing the Effects of Federal Rent Controls on the

Property Owner and on the supply of Rental Housing.”

f. 12161 Primary expenditures

f. 12162 Publicity Stickers, pamphlets, brochures for Kem Campaign

f. 12163 Kem Reports, copies of some of the reports

f. 12164-12167 Copies of robotype form letters

Trips Series

f. 12168-12200 Campaign, 1952. Correspondence regarding hotel arrangements,

speaking engagements, advance of trips, thank yous after trips,

Committee correspondence, and constituent response.

f. 12168 January, General

f. 12169-12171 January, Joplin

f. 12172-12174 January, St. Louis

f. 12175-12176 January, St. Joseph

f. 12177-12180 January, St. Louis


f. 12181-12183 January, Springfield

f. 12184 February, General

f. 12185 February, Cape Girardeau

f, 12186 February, Jefferson City

f. 12187-12189 February, Kansas City

f. 12190-12192 February, St. Louis

f. 12193-12194 May

f. 12195-12196 June

f. 12197-12200 July, August and September

f. 12201-12211 State Fairs, 1947-1951. Contains correspondence regarding the Kem

Trophy Awards and also copies of the Fair Fact Books.

f. 12212-12216 December, 1949. Copies of itinerary and Committee

correspondence regarding listening visit to Missouri.

Political Files Series

f. 12217-12254 Contains information, correspondence, research material, clippings

and memos concerning Missouri politics during Kem’s term,

arranged alphabetically.

f. 12220 Itinerary and call for the Missouri Republican State Convention,

1948

f. 12221 Copies of “The Chairman’s Letter”

f. 12229-12231 Copies of “The Jefferson City Political Pot”

f. 12239 Copy of the Republican Party Conference Rules

f. 12240-12253 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia in 1948.

Contains itinerary, clippings, well-wishes, Kem’s position as

delegate to convention, committee response and constituent

response.

f. 12255-12565 Missouri Mailing Lists

f. 12266-12268 Republican Party, Policies and Programs, contains Publications from

the Research Division of Republican National Committee.

f. 12269 Young Republicans, resolutions of Young Republican Convention in

St. Louis on April 23, 1949.

f. 12270 Miscellaneous, 1947-1949

f. 12271-12277 Truman: Pendergast. Material submitted for a report concerning

Truman and the Pendergast Machine. Also contains news clippings.

Subject Correspondence Series

f. 12278-12417 Correspondence, 1947-1952

f. 12278 Military academies applications, application form, instructions,

and the number of appointees

f. 12279-12280 Military academies, coast guard, rules and application forms

f. 12281 List of candidates to the Naval Reserve

f. 12282-12286 Military Academy at Annapolis, General. Application forms and


replies from candidates who have accepted the applications.

f. 12287-12417 Application to Annapolis, in alphabetical order

f. 12418-12423 U.S. Military Academy at West Point concerning regulations and

procedure for appointing candidates.

f. 12424-12555 Correspondence to and from prospective candidates, in alphabetical

order

f. 12434-12436 Correspondence to and from John M. Brown, first Negro

appointee to West Point from Kansas City.

Miscellaneous Mailing Lists Series

f. 12556 Requests for places to store addressograph plates

f. 12557-12558 Requests for agriculture bulletins

f. 12559 Lists of members of the American Legion of various districts in

Missouri

f. 12560 Board of Governors to the American Royal Association

f. 12561 Pamphlet – Roster of Architects in Missouri

f. 12562 Requests for tickets to Army-Navy Game

f. 12563 Directory of the St. Louis Beta Theta Pi Club, December, 1949

f. 12564 List of Congress of Industrial Organizations Delegation, 1949

f. 12565-12568 Copies of circulars sent to constituents

f. 12569-12591 Requests for Congressional Directory, also contains copies of rosters

of various Missouri Organizations

f. 12592-12594 Requests for cookbooks

f. 12595 List of Agricultural Extension Service County Agents, from the

University of Missouri

f. 12596-12611 Correspondence to and from county committees

f. 12612-12614 Letters to Congressional Welfare Directors

f. 12615-12616 Letters to Doctors and Dentists in Missouri. Also contains returned

letters. Also contains a Directory of Missouri Osteopathic

Physicians and Surgeons.

f. 12617 Roster of Professional Engineers, 1946

f. 12618 Missouri Farmers Committee for Jim Kem

f. 12619 Missouri Farmers Club in Kansas City

f. 12620 Missouri Farmers Club in St. Louis

f. 12621 List of those receiving the Federal Register

f. 12622-12623 Form letters

f. 12624 Letter of instruction as to who is to get the copy of the Gazette of the

U.S.

f. 12625-12626 List of Hatcheries and Dealers participating in the National Poultry

Improvement Plan

f. 12627 Directory of the Kansas City Bar, March, 1951

f. 12628 Publication of the Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, “The Kansas

Citian”

f. 12629 Directory of Kansas City Street Addresses, 1949


f. 12630-12631 Constituent responses to a questionnaire on labor

f. 12632 Pamphlet concerning lawn care

f. 12633 Letter returning lists of lawyers to the Missouri Bar

f. 12634 List of the state senators, 1951

f. 12635 Requests for maps

f. 12636 Directory of Missouri Bar, 1942

f. 12637 List of state legislature and congressional members from Missouri

f. 12638 Roster of creameries

f. 12639 Letter from the Chairmen of Missouri Farmers Committee for Jim

Kem, George R. Wilkerson

f. 12640-12642 Miscellaneous mailing lists, includes postal directory for 1947-1948

f. 12643 List of certified Missouri Nurseries

f. 12644 Post Organizations of St. Louis and Vicinity, 1948-1949

f. 12645 Missouri School Directories, 1947-1948, 1950-1951

f. 12646-12647 Campaign trip memo items, names of people to write to

f. 12648-12649 Lists of Veterans posts in Missouri

f. 12650-12651 Letters to veterans enclosing veterans privileges manual

f. 12652 List of Vocational Agriculture Instructors

f. 12653-12678 Requests for Agricultural Yearbooks

Office Miscellaneous Series

f. 12679 Report of the Board of Visitors to the U.S. Naval Academy, 1948

f. 12680-12684 Handbooks concerning Annapolis

f. 12685 Copies of legislation Kem submitted or Co-sponsored: S. 1859 (A

bill to amend Sec. 1402 of title 28 of the U.S. Code retailing to the

venue of civil actions); S. 1987 (A bill providing for termination of

assistance to foreign countries exporting war materials to Russia); S.

2148 (A bill to establish a National Disaster Insurance Corporation

and for other purposes); and S. Res. 210 (Concerning the

Commodity Credit Corporation)

f. 12686-12691 Inserts into the Congressional Record as requested by Kem

f. 12692 Lists of constituents of Kem receiving the congressional list

f. 12693 Correspondence to the Disbursing Office, concerning staff payroll

f. 12694 Constituent response concerning fair trade

f. 12695-12708 Copies of form letters sent out to constituents

f. 12709 Mimeographed forms

f. 12710-12713 Miscellaneous forms, pamphlets and constituent response

f. 12714-12718 Copies of office bills and orders

f. 12719 Office memos

f. 12720 Memos concerning parking space

f. 12721 Two addressograph plates for Kem

f. 12722 Copies of presidential releases

f. 12723 Excerpt from the Congressional Record – a tribute to the late John

Powell


f. 12724-12732 Correspondence concerning the relief cases

f. 12733 Bill for the robotyper

f. 12734 Annual report from the Missouri State Seed Testing, 1947-1948

f. 12735 Roster of Missouri sportsman’s organizations

f. 12736-12747 Office bills for stationary

f. 12748 Speaking hints from Louis Thompson

f. 12749 Form letters concerning Air Transportation

f. 12750-12752 Response from constituents concerning the Western Union

Telegraph Strike

f. 12753 Copy of the New York Herald Tribune, October 30, 1949

f. 12754 Copy of page from St. Louis Globe-Democrat concerning the

Tennessee Valley Authority

f. 12755 Pamphlets on Tariffs and Trade

f. 12756-12759 “A Television Allocation Plan,” by DuMont Laboratories

f. 12760 Pamphlet by the National Association of Attorneys General,

Submerged Land Committee concerning the tidelands.

f. 12761 Investigation by Preparedness Committee on Tin

f. 12762 Fuchs trial, clipping

f. 12763 Pamphlet, “Power Wagon,” The Motor Truck Journal, January, 1951

Research Material Series

f. 12764 Pamphlet on the Selective Service Act of 1948

f. 12765-12766 Report from the Committee on Armed Services, concerning

Universal Military Training. Also contains a bill to provide for the

common defense by establishing a universal training program, and

for other purposes.

f. 12767 Pamphlets concerning the United Nations

f. 12768 Wall poster explaining the “Organization of Executive Departments

and Agencies.” Copy of U.S. News and World Report for January

19, 1951

f. 12769 Pamphlet concerning utilities

f. 12770 Copy of act to provide an amendment to the Fair Labor Standards

Act of 1938

f. 12771 Official 1950-1951 map of Vermont

f. 12772-12775 State Veterans Laws Pamphlets

f. 12776 Copy of an act to improve U.S. and international relations

f. 12777 Report from the War Claims Commission for the First Six Months,

1949-1950

f. 12778 Copy of Washington Farewell Address and the proposed

International Wheat Agreement

f. 12779 Suggested Amendments to Water Pollution Control Act

f. 12780 International Wheat Agreement of 1949 – A message from President

Harry S. Truman


Audio Series

a.d. 1-2 “A Vital Address” by Rabbi Maxwell H. Dubin

INDEX TERMS

Subject Folders

Accounts 10257-10332,10339,12114,12115,12161

Acheson, Dean Gooderham (1893-1971) 2971,3180,3603,4757,4999-5003,6066,6444,6448,6454-6456,6459-6474,6615,6624,6726,6775,6780,6853,7886-7891,9783-9785,11566,11568,11571,11573,11575,11577-11586,11588-11590,11592,11593,115495,11596,11606, 11609-11611,11628,11629,11634,11636,11637,11639-11641,11643-11648,11651-11661,11664,11666,11668, 11669,11673-11675,11730,11737,11741,11745,11751, 11757,11761,11766,11775-11777,11779,11780,11785-11788,11792,11804,11811,11813,11826,11840,11848

Adenauer, Konrad (1876-1967) 11590

Agricultural Adjustment Act, 1933 6513,6515

Agricultural credit 2765,2867,2888-2890,3066

Agricultural laborers 2869-2872,3206,3656,3658

Agriculture, 1940s 2643-2646,2659,2698,2707-2709,2711,2724,2812,2815, 2926,2927,2931-2933,2991,3067,3069,3110,3208,3223, 3225,3593,3600

Agriculture, Cooperative 2511,2782-2790,2946,3755-3766,5368-5377,12061

Agriculture--Government policy 2655,2687-2712,2815,3661,3687,6499

Agriculture--Government policy, 1940s 2655,2687-2712,2815,3661,3687

Agriculture--Law and legislation 2888-2890,3654,3682,3687,6490,6491,6493,6497,6500, 6503,6510,6512,6518

Aiken, George David (1892-1984) 2673,2782,2893,3027,3654,7993,11586,11587,11592, 11593,11605,11673,11740,11769,11886

Aireon Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri 11574,11644

Air--Pollution 2918

Aitchison, Clyde Bruce (1875-1962) 2721

Alaska--Statehood 2812,3641,6441,6443,6444,6446,6448,6450-6459,11589

Alexander, Walter S. 2458,2463

Allen, Arthur T. 3539,3548

Allen, George 2662

Allen, Leo B. 2777

Allison, Emery W. (1894- ) 3077,3546

Alton-Wood River Levee Project, Missouri 2905,2906

Aluminum 3640


Subject Folders

American Association of University Women 2875

American Bankers Association 2889,2890

American Bar Association 3634

American Development Corporation 2752

American Farm Bureau Federation 2713,2871,3058,3456,3628

American Federation of Labor 2531,2551,2552,2604,2661,2663,2670,2676,2706,2762, 2822,3081,3166,3917

American Institute of Accountants 3640

American Labor Party 2538

American Legion 2526,2527,2538,2543,2545,2550,2617,2631,2638,2639, 2649,2676,2680,2771,2773,2774,2776,2777,2780,2781, 2816,2825,2835,2836,2840,3028,3031,3032,3034,3036-3038

American Legion, Emette J. Shields Post, Hannibal, Missouri

2777

American Legion, Missouri 12559

American Meat Institute 9890,9892

American Medical Association 2980,3002,3003

American National Livestock Association 2713

American Refrigerator Transit Company 2705

American Society of Civil Engineers 2941

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)

3334

American Trucking Association 2720

American Veterans of World War II 2647,2658

American War Dads 2634,2647,2648,2661,2684,2688,2689,2700,2701,2709, 3037,3071,3205,3700,11567,11842,12065

American War Mothers 2673,3035

Americans for Democratic Action 11666

Ammonia 3643

Anderson, Clinton Presba (1895-1975) 2932,2977,2982,3027,3432,3602,3635,3640,3661,11587, 11689,11693,11697

Andrews, Jesse (1874-1961) 3635

Anglo-American Oil Agreement of 1945 2631,3260,3331

Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association 12075

Anti-Semitism 2745-3191

Antitrust law 6449-6459

Arabs 3065,3640

Archive of Soil Science 1-12780


Subject Folders

Argentina, 1947 3428

Arizona River Project 2545,5302-5321,6445-6459,6668-6673,7881

Arkansas, White and Red River Basin 5550,5763,5764,10180

Armour and Company 2513,2852

Arms Race, 1950s 11576

Armstrong, O. K. (1893-1987) 2480,2633,2636,2637,5003,5276,6618,6675,6677,6757-6758

Arnold Engineering Development Center, Tullahoma, Tennessee

11851-11861

Arnold Research Organization 11851-11861

Arnold, Luther 3974

Arnold, Thurman Wesley (1891-1969) 3553

Arnold, Wat (1879-1961) 2428,2500,2568,2571,2654,2669,3006,3559,3636,3638, 3643,3974,4174,5003,6438,6439,6675,6685,6757,6758, 6376,7389,7404,7488,7878,11166,11167,12130,12131, 12158

ARO, Inc., Tullahoma, Tennessee 11326

Associated Industries of Missouri 3428

Associated Press 2462,3441

Association of American Railroads 2793,2796,2986

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System 2945,3638

Atkinson, Arthur Kimmins (1891-1964) 3339,3340,3450,3636-3638

Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company 6442-6444,6446,6448-6459

Atlantic Charter 2633

Atlee, Clement (1883-1967) 2825,6714,6719,11574,11576,11579,11598,11605,11606, 11621,11640,11643,11661,11669,11699,11728,11737, 11741,11743,11744,11751,11754,11755,11757,11761, 11764,11771,11773,11774,11798,11821,11822

Atomic Bomb 2628,2771-2781,3177,8213

Austin, Warren Robinson (1877-1963) 2809

Autenrieth, Bill 3911,3912,12078

Axtell, Enos A. 2435,2518,2533,2538,2543,2546,2550,2709,3536,3539, 3543,3544,3546-3553,3556,3557,3561,3572,3574-3579, 3584,11678,11763,12107

Backstrom, Frank H. 3567

Bagby, Julian 11575

Bagnell Dam, Camden County, Missouri 2913

Baker, Gov. 2544

Baker, John T. 5228

Bakewell, Claude I. (1912-1987) 2676,3528,3643,3688,3974,8228,11527,11528,11559,11779


Subject Folders

Balance of power--Europe, 1949-1950 11570,11572

Baldwin, Bill 2679

Baldwin, Raymond Earl (1893- ) 2679,3447,3537,11566

Balfour Declaration 2828

Ball, Joseph R. 2510,2532,2544,3056

Banks and banking 2922,3317

Banks and banking, Cooperative 5238-5243

Banks and banking--Law and legislation 6630-6633,6635-6639

Banta, Parke M. (1891-1970) 2497,2557,2613,2656,2679,2703,3237,3645,3741,3974, 4174

Barbarick, Otis L. 5276,11575

Barges 2712,2729

Barkley, Alben William (1877-1956) 2502,2632,2662,2795,2799,2800,2802,2803,2805-2808, 3028,3050,3567,3575,3738,5936,6074,7966,11566,11576, 11580,11640,11655,11779

Barnes, Charles M. 9780

Barnett, Raymond G. 2491

Bartle, H. Roe (1896-1974) 9188

Barton, William 2584

Bartram, Emmett L. (1899- ) 2591

Baruch, Bernard M. (1870-1965) 2653,2994

Bauer, Joseph A. 5797

Bay, Arch 5276

Bays, Robert 12087,12091

Beals, Dwight (1889- ) 2873,3974

Beamish, Tufton 11921

Bell, C. Jasper (1885-1978) 2648,2683,2900,3053,3329,3554,3579,3645

Bender, George H. 3317,3558,3731,3817

Bennett, Marion Tinsley (1914-2000) 2455,2460,2464,2483,2485,2503,2642,2655,2657,2662, 2676,2680,2685,2747,2823,2957,2976,3028,3166,3235, 3446,3510,3553,3645,3975,4174,5216,5217,5276,6421, 6618,8615,11564,11960,11971,12013,12085,12120,12144, 12184

Bennett, Wallace F. (1898-1993) 7993,12120

Bensoa Manufacturing Company 2662,2663

Bentley, Elizabeth 11569,11573,11747,12107

Benton County Farmers Association, Missouri 3056

Benton, Thomas Hart (1782-1858) 2441,2817,7906

Benton, William (1900-1973) 2809,3731


Subject Folders

Berlin Crisis 11619

Besso-Pianetto, Mario Juan Blas 11846

Beta Theta Pi 2441,3028,3031,3037,12563

Bevan, Anevrin 11576,11582,11669,11821,11822

Bevin, Ernest 11571,11576,11598,11600,11623,11691,11727,11738, 11755,11958

Biddle, Francis (1886-1968) 3515,3537,3553,3560

Big Piney River, Missouri 6584

Big River Reservoir--Missouri 2557

Bilbo, Theodore G. (1877-1947) 2547,2602,2628,2661,2665,2814,3048,3244,3543,3587, 3589,3593

Binaggio, Charles 2550,3546,6949,7834,9403,9404,11576,11763,12228

Birtle, Huff 2587

Bismarck, Otto von (1815-1898) 11566,11567,11762

Blackmar, Charles M. (1884- ) 11565

Blacks 3196,3543,3553,3588-3590,3817-3821,3939,4368,5322-5326,7140,8326,9300,9555,10389-10394,10447,10902

Blacks--Integration--Missouri 2857

Blacks--Suffrage, Missouri, 1946 2510,2523,2526,2531,2550,2571,2572,2580,2583,2585, 2600,2623,2625,2626

Blackwater River Watershed Project 2908,5525

Blair, Cowgill, Jr. (1914-1979) 9093

Blair, Francis Preston, Jr. (1821-1875) 2441

Blanton, Charles L., Jr. (1899-1978) 3553,3574

Blanton, Harry C. (1891-1973) 3583

Boedecker, Edgar (1915- ) 2943,3975

Boggs, Hale (1914-1972) 2732

Bohling, Walter H. (1888- ) 2461

Bombs 3613,3614

Boone County Bar Association 10806

Boonville Daily News 2903

Borge, Wendell 11609

Borgelt, Ben 2667

Boswell, Wilbur 5276

Bowsher, Allen (1900- ) 2490,3038,3452

Boyle, William M., Jr. (1902-1961) 8237,8238,9266,10200,11640

Bradbury, Walter H. 2551

Bradley, Omar N. (1893-1981) 2647,2691,2701,2704,2709,2727,3523,3746,11581,11645, 11646,11648,11656,11937


Subject Folders

Brannan Farm Plan 6497-6499,6500-6502,6504,6508,6512-6514,6519,6615, 6620,11569-11571,11574-11577,11580,11582,11583, 11603,11606,11611,11623-11625,11629,11633,11639, 11640,11645,11660,11661,11669,11751,11762,11772, 11778,11789,11808,11809,11814,11822,11835,11878, 11946

Brannan, Charles Franklin (1903- ) 5091-5096,7964,7981,7989,7990,9911,9921-9922,9930, 11572-11574,11576,11577,11583,11585,11587,11589, 11592-11594,11598,11605,11623-11625,11629,11633, 11662-11665,11673,11675,11739,11751,11805,11806, 11808,11813,11814,11861-11866,11878,18886,11894

Bretton Woods Conference, 1944 11576,11958

Brewer, Basil (1884-1975) 6803

Brewster, Owen (1888-1961) 2541,2636,2670,2677,3028,3033,3235,3449,3450,3537, 3542,5582,5983,6059

Bricker, John William (1893- ) 2532,2589,2682,2684,2685,11559,11561,11641

Bridges, Styles (1898-1961) 2672,2705,2712,2822,2924,3450,3543,3567,3975,11564, 11568,11591,11971

Brier, James F. 3101

Briggs, Frank P. (1894-1992) 2429,2430,2432,2442,2445,2448,2451,2461,2469,2471, 2479,2481,2486,2518,2520,2531,2532,2534,2544,2546, 2551,2554,2555,2557,2558,2570,2571,2586,2587,2598, 2604,2610,2616,2619,2667,2671,3257,3536,3540,3547, 3549,3584,11999,12012,12015,12027,12034,12066,12074, 12085,12090,12102,12103,12105

British-American Conference of 1949 5245-5250

Brooks, C. Wayland (1897-1957) 2655,2693,2708,3028,3471

Brookshire, W. Albert 2440

Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Union Station Lodge, St. Louis, Missouri

2801

Browder, Earl Russell (1891- ) 11577

Brown, Clarence J. (1895-1965) 2624,11971

Brown, John Mitchell 12116,12434-12436

Brown, Ora Oden (1879- ) 2455

Brown, Wella B. 3639

Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925) 11587,11588

Bryant, Charles H. 2471

Bryant, Raymond P. 8260

Buchanan, Frank 2973

Buck, C. Douglass 2683,2740,2840,2842,3412,3933

Budget--U.S., 1940s 2687-2711,2813,2862,3218,3219,3449,3451,3502,3767-


Subject Folders

3776,5251-5280,5719C,11696

Budget--U.S., 1951 6641-6656,8239-8259

Buescher, O. W. 2440,2588,2657,3560

Buffett, Howard (1903-1964) 3028

Buhler, Victor B. 11579

Bull Shoals Dam and Reservoir 2711,2820,2919,2992,4002,4003

Bulwinkle Bill 2631,2656,2672,2713,2714,2716-2723,2985,2986,3220, 3268,3270,3332,3637,3776-3779

Bulwinkle, A. L. (1883-1947) 2714,2715,2719

Bunting, Clark 11565

Burdett, Winston 11595

Burns, Lulu W. 2619

Busch, August A., Jr. (1899- ) 3740

Bushfield, Harlan J. (1882-1948) 2675,2869,3278,3281,3282,3285,3663,3744

Butler, Hugh (1878-1954) 2591,2742,2743,3028,3471,3761,3762,5228,5582,6103, 6105,7569,11971,12120

Byers, Bill 9304

Byrd, Harry Flood (1887-1966) 2538,2616,2675,2692,2700,2705,2710,2885,3028,3122, 3433,3442,3447,3740,4767,4068,5277,5584,6435,7177, 8060,11562,11573-11575,11580,11582,11583,11585, 11610,11625,11631,11636,11641,11647,11653,11695, 11696,11724,11728,11758,11770,117775,11776,11779, 11789,11831,12039

Byrnes, James F. (1879-1972) 3268,11573

C. and H. Sugar Refining Corporation 2782,3471

Cain, Harry P. 2740,3792,5281,5582,5666

Calendars 5302-5321

Calhoun, David Randolph, Jr. (1902- ) 11820

Callanan, Thomas F. 10497,10498,11118,11820

Callaway Bank, Fulton, Missouri 9521

Camp Crowder, Missouri 2984,2987,3067,3199,3210,11867-11876

Campbell, C. K. 2740,2744,5282

Campbell, John W. 2455

Cancer 3324

Canfil, Fred A. 3780,3781,3799

Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964) 2557,2635,3645,11852,11860

Cannon, John S. 9046,10226,12187

Capehart, Homer Earl (1897-1979) 2724,3446,3636,3742,3781,4422,4652,5283,5582,11577, 12219


Subject Folders

Capper Liquor Bill 2660,2813,2982,2983,3073,3200-3203,3208,3215,3220, 3221,3246,3266,3267,3423,3435,3438,3482,3639,4286-4294,5719A-5719B

Capper, Arthur (1865-1951) 2710,2740,2982,3069,3531,3635,3639,3652,3660,3663, 3664,3671,3684,4352,5283

Cappo, Larry 3567

Captain Miles' International Brotherhood 2922-2947

Carnahan, A. S. J. (1897-1968) 11960

Carrol, Boyd 2724

Carrol, Michael J. 2725

Carroll County Farm Bureau 2980,3681

Carroll, Dorr H. 2724

Carroll, F. P. 11851-11861

Carson, John 5284-5287

Case, Francis Higbee (1896-1962) 11564,12121

Catholic Church 2813,2822,3222,3276,3682

Catholic War Veterans of U.S.A. 2774,2835

Cattle diseases 2660,2810,2811,2862,2987,3057,3059,3223,3225,3327, 3451,11565,11593,11675,11683

Catts, George William (1893- ) 10468,10583,10636

Caudle, Theron Lamar 11794,11822

Caulfield, Henry Stewart (1873-1966) 2544,2586,3050,3468

Census of Business and Industry 2631,2632,2750,2811,2812,2944,3327,3429,3433,3590, 3591,3593

Census, 1950 6669-6672

Central Arizona Project 11576,11583

Central Missouri Milk Cooperative 3029

Central Trades and Labor Union, St. Louis, Missouri

2833

Chamber of Commerce of the United States 267,2713,2728,2918,3006,3251

Chamber of Commerce, Joplin, Missouri 2716

Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City, Missouri 2722,2724,2727,2855,2911,2917,2920,3029,3036,3044, 3587,3640,3645,8504,9331,10583,10636,11373,12628

Chamber of Commerce, Sedalia, Missouri 3387

Chamber of Commerce, Springfield, Missouri 2720, 2735, 2873, 3424, 3436

Chamber of Commerce, St. Joseph, Missouri 2716

Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis, Missouri 2805,2910,3028,3034,3249,4281,4283,6077,9730,9731, 11309

Chamberlain, Joseph 11619


Subject Folders

Chambers, R. A. 3142-3414

Chambers, Whittaker (1901-1961) 11569,11573

Chapman, Oscar Littleton (1896- ) 11583,11767

Chase, Herbert S. 7646

Chavez, Dennis (1888-1962) 5925

Chennault, Claire Lee (1893-1958) 11576

Cherry, Roy H. 2995

Chiang Kai-shek (1887-1975) 11571,11573,11577,11578,11584,11590,11618,11636, 11675,11699,11745,11751

Chicago Daily News 2721

Chicago Tribune 3441

Child care centers, 1940s 2844,2845

China 2452,2633,4757,6658,6670,6673,6712,6713,6718,6726, 6732,7173,10798

China Plan 11565,11567

China White Paper 11573,11606,11640,11761

Christian Science 2749,2750

Christopher, George H. (1888-1959) 11567,11639

Church League of America 2966

Churchill, Winston (1874-1965) 2633,2635,11568,11571,11574,11576,11579,11581,11585, 11599,11600,11603,11609,11610,11622,11636,11641,116556,11657,11659,11727,11728,11730,11738,11744-11746, 11757,11761,11771,11792,11798

Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons, Columbia, Missouri

2830

City planning 2701

Civic Association of America 2782,2783

Civil Aeronautics Act, 1938 2640-2642,3639,7960-7963

Civil defense 8289-8290,10388

Civil defense--Missouri, Kansas City 11582

Civil rights 2514,2575,3637,3817-3821,3943,5322-5326,8363,9832, 10389-10394,11806

Civil Rights Congress 2741

Civil rights--Law and legislation 6439,6692-6696,6776,8292,10389,10390-10394

Civil service--Law and legislation, 1940s 2752,2754,2757-2759,2761-2763,2765,2766,2768-2770, 2840,2850,3591,3833-3843

Clapp, Gordon Rufus (1905-1963) 2733,3072,3271,3540

Clark National Forest, Missouri 2629

Clark, Bennett Champ (1890-1954) 2441,3069,3567,11581


Subject Folders

Clark, Mark Wayne (1896-1984) 11557

Clark, Thomas Campbell (1899-1977) 2483,2509,2546,2637,2655,2666,2670,2677,2682,2683, 2774,2820,2823,2843,2866,2990,3214,3330,3421,3450, 3451,3482,3536-3538,3540,3541,3543,3544,3547-3550, 3553,3555-3566,3568,3569,3572,3574-3579,3583,3584, 3597,3808,5289-5291,11576,11614-11616,11678,11685, 11712,11719,11721,11730,11740,11814,12040,12101, 12107

Clarke-McNary Act 2629

Clayton Anti-Trust Act 2724,2740,2811,4999-5017,6445,6447,6449-6459

Clearwater Dam and Reservoir, Missouri 2922,11953

Cleveland, Harlan (1918- ) 11584

Close, Upton 2508,2748

Coal mines and mining 2934,2935,3450,3462,6103

Coburn, Richmond Cash (1902- ) 2542,2623,2626,2730,2737,2745,3029,3235,3252,3449, 3554,3563

Cochran, John Joseph (1880-1947) 2484,2816,3556,3567,3575

Cole, Albert McDonald (1901- ) 2710

Cole, William Clay (1897-1965) 2688,2752,2923,3029,3509,3787,3976,4174,11618

Collet, John Caskie (1898-1955) 2682,2731,2736-2738,2942,2996,3222,3538,3540,3541, 3544,3548,3561,3574,3576-3579

Colmer, William Meyers (1890- ) 2973

Colorado River Project 11576

Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 2731,2738,2822

Columbia Chamber of Commerce 2714,10760

Columbia Daily Tribune 2443,2707,8985

Columbia Missourian 2440,8979

Columbia Valley Authority 5302-5321,6668

Colyer, David J. 3645

Commerce 2728,3199

Committee for Constitutional Government, Inc.

2736,3096,3166,3320

Committee for Equality in Naturalization 5712

Commodity Credit Corporation Act of 1948 3798-3806

Commodity Exchange Act 6490,6498,6517

Communications Act of 1934 3266,3335,3336,3437

Communism 11562-11569,11571,11573,11574,11576-11587,11590-11592,11595,11598-11605,11609,11612,11613,11619-11623,11625,11629-11631,11636,11638,11640,11643, 11646,11652,11658,11665,11666,11673-11675,11686,


Subject Folders

11689,11693,11694,11698-11700,11707,11709,11718, 11728,11730,11731,11735,11738,11743,11745,11747, 11754,11755,11757,1764,11767,17770,11771,11773,11774,11778,11779,11782,11784,11789,11798,11799,11806, 11813,11827,11839,11840,12014,12026,12040,12102

Communism--China 11643,11673,11675

Communism--Soviet Union, 1940s 2823

Communism--United States 2500,2502,2506,2507,2513,2531,2537,2538,2546,2547, 2563,2632,2664,2665,2670,2672,2687,2688,2702,2704, 2727,2731,2736,2743,2745,2747,2748,2778,2782,2783, 2786,2813,2815,2822,2823,2857-2859,2918,2942,2961, 2966,2972B,2974,2979,2980,3046,3058,3059,3073,3096, 3099,3105,3162,3180,3181,3191,3196,3197,3199,3205, 3246,3271,3276,3328,3330,3415,3434,3438,3509,3636, 3660,3738,3847-3861,4068-4130,5334-5341,6712-6733, 6780,6785,8312-8320,10424-10430,11564,11573,11577, 11580,11589,11590,11612,11637-11639,11654,11665, 11675,11682,11686,11694,11703,11709,11719,11786, 11809,11811,12026,12107

Conception Seminary, Conception, Missouri 2895

Congregation B'nai Amoona, St. Louis, Missouri

2829

Congress of Industrial Organizations 2440,2461,2479,2490,2500,2502,2508,2513,2531,2538, 2550,2552,2558,2564,2570,2572,2586,2590,2595,2604, 2622,2626,2661-2663,2670,2672,2676,2704,2776,2953, 3096,3145,3171,3174,11974,11975,11994,12019

Congress of Industrial Organizations, Political Action Committee

2440,2461,2479,2490,2500,2502,2508,2513,2531,2534, 2538,2544,2552,2558,2570,2572,2590,2595,2616,2622, 2662,2676,2822,3173,3536,3537,3546,3547,3554,3572, 3574-3578,12040,12041,12044,12046,12080,12102-12104

Conkling, Roscoe Powers (1889-1954) 2445,2740

Connally, Tom (1877-1963) 2538,2816,2820,2858,3553,3558,11565,11567,11570,11572,11578,11579,11581,11582,11589,11611,11621,11636, 11637,11640,11643,11645,17737,11745,11757,11760, 11761,11767,11774,11798,12028

Conran, James V. 3058,3585

Conscientious Objectors 2730,3048,3072,3222,3430,3480,3591

Conservation Federation of Missouri 2708

Consolidated Electric Cooperative, Mexico, Missouri

2896

Constitutional Party 2922,2947

Cook, Earl S. 2487

Cooper, John Sherman (1901- ) 2636,3789,11595


Subject Folders

Cooperative Grange League Federation 2782

Cooperative societies--Taxation 2612,2643,2711,2782-2790,3080,3182,3485,3502,7686, 7693,9458,11335-11337

Coplon, Judith 11573,11577,11660,11708,11709,11799

Corn, Russell (1903- ) 2820,3308A,3976

Corporations Control Act 2712

Costa Rica 2686

Cotton industry and trade 2791,3208,9934

Cotton--Government policy 6497,6500,6501

Cotton--Missouri 6497,6500,6501,6505

Coughlin, Jack Edward 2733,2740,2869,2876,2975,3278,3279,3479

Coulterman, Grant 2435

Council of State Governments 2893,2894

Council on Intergovernmental Relations 2894

Council on World Affairs, Kansas City, Missouri 2809

Courts 4812-4816,6668

Covert, Maurice 11778

Cox, Noel (1911- ) 2457,3976

Crain, Arthur C. 2747

Crawford County Electric Cooperative, Missouri

2790

Crawford, Fred Lewis (1888-1957) 3320

Credit 6767-6774,10468-10470

Crime--Missouri, Kansas City 3546,3550,3567

Cripps, Stafford (1889-1952) 11571,11573,11574,11576,11598-11601,11605,11621, 11623,11707,11727,11738,11744,11755,11764,11770, 11771

Crissman, George R. 2510,2526,2536,2551-2554,2558,2559,2562,2590,2623, 2734,2747

Cronkite, Walter (1916-2009) 11600

Crosser, Robert (1874-1957) 2796

Cruce, William D. 3546,3976,5276

Cuba 2957,3471

Cuivre-River Electric Company, Troy, Missouri 2896

Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri 2896

Cunningham, Harry D. 2431

Curie, Joliot 4299

Current River 11567

Curry, J. E. 2474,2598,2735,3690,3976


Subject Folders

Curry, John J. 6077

Curtis, Arthur Melvin (1886-1950) 3581,5276

Curtis, Harry Alfred (1884-1963) 5297

Curtis, Thomas Bradford (1911-1993) 11779

Cypress 2834

Czechoslovakia 4094

Daily Worker 11686

Dairying 6506,6508,6509

Dalton, Grover W. 2448,2451,2484,2496,2552,2597,2598,2603,2614,2625, 2676,2724,2735,2822-2824,2979,3001,3030,3068,3220, 3235,3236,3281,3449,3451,3462,3550,3553,3561,3562, 3576,3581,3583,3584,3588,3590,3780,3902,3911,3912, 3987,5393,6145,7488,11973,12012,12014,12118

Danaher, John A. (1899- ) 11974

Danforth, Donald 57160

Danforth, William H. (1870-1955) 5716Q

Darst, Joseph M. (1889-1953) 6172,6664,6686,7145,7356,8428,8464,11575,11630

Daughters of the American Revolution 2836,3903,11576

Daughters of the American Revolution, 57th Continental Congress

11564

David Rankin, Jr. School, St. Louis, Missouri 2896

Davis, Chester C. (1887-1975) 2889

Davis, Ned 2819

Dawson, Donald 11579

Daylight Saving Time 2729,5405

Deane, John R. 11673

Dearmont, Russell L. (1891-1967) 2588,3045

Debts, Public 2687,2689,2692-2695,2697,2703-2707,2709-2712,2885, 2944,2967,2977,3224,3245,11566-11568,11571-11574, 11778

Defense Production Act of 1950 9116,10469,10478-10481,10488-10496,11846

Democracy 3793

Democratic National Convention, 1936 8858,11655

Democratic Party 2435,2440,2483,2518,2571,2626,2657,2661,2712,2816, 3056,3064,3122,3216,3411,3428,3536-3546,3547,3550, 3553,3554,3556-3559,3561,3567,3569,3575-3578,6674-6690,8858,10497,10498,12104,12105

Democratic Party, 1932-1945 2816,3216

Democratic Party, Missouri 3001,3294,3536-3541,3543-3557,3559-3561,3566,3567, 3570,3572-3579,3581-3584,7497-7499,10497,10498,12102-


Subject Folders

12105,11959-12277

Dempsey, Bernard W. 2942

Denfeld, Louis E. (1891- ) 6777,6778,11624,11753

DeSeversky, Alexander P. (1894- ) 6478

Devser, Phil G. 12077

Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) 2435,2510,2518,2519,2585,2608,2683,2730,2740,2798, 2814,2855,3030,3635,3669,3741,3742,3775,3805,3972, 3976,4617,6618,11747,11954,12106,12107,12242

Diemer, G. W. (1885-1956) 3060

Dillon, Paul 3570

Dirksen, Everett McKinley (1896-1969) 3436,3661,4005,6778,7993,10226,10240,10276,10292, 10380,11320,11788,12134

Disarmament 2774,2777,3328,6450,6614,6784,6785

Discrimination in employment--Law and legislation

2855,3948-3952

Disman, Butler 2459,2461,2462,2484,2512,2552,2568,2605,2620,2737, 2814,3030

Divorce--Law and legislation, 1940s 3218

Doane Agricultural Service, St. Louis, Missouri 11563

Donaldson, Jesse M. (1885-1970) 3295-3297, 11568

Donnell, Forrest C. (1884-1980) 2441, 2451, 2455, 2466, 2469, 2480, 2498, 2509, 2513, 2547, 2557, 2571-2573, 2580, 2585, 2588, 2594, 2616, 2624, 2631, 2656, 2661, 2683, 2711, 2736, 2776, 2811, 2816, 2942, 2957, 2969, 2986, 3002, 3003, 3050, 3273, 3282, 3402, 3537, 3584, 3645, 3671, 3977, 5393, 5582, 6103, 6145, 6676, 6682, 6685-6686, 6689, 6691, 6757-6759, 6889, 8358, 11559, 11568, 11569, 11596, 11605, 11606, 11612, 11613, 11639, 11640, 11682, 11709, 11721, 11747, 11751, 11772, 11882, 11912, 11949, 11958, 11999, 12014, 12049, 12061, 12083, 12097, 12102

Donnelly Garment Factory, Kansas City, Missouri

2848, 2899, 2900, 3450

Donnelly, Phil M. (1891-1961) 2471, 2481, 2484, 2486, 2538, 2542, 2543, 2550, 2561, 2691, 2724, 2999, 3294, 3544, 3562, 3574, 3576, 3645, 3789, 3814, 10640, 12034

Donnici, Angelo 3567

Dooley, Joseph B. 2816, 2820

Douglas, (Senator) 11574

Douglas, Jim 2942

Douglass, Tom R. (1888-1958) 2462

Dow, Harvey D. (1875-1960) 2663


Subject Folders

Drugs 2653, 10807, 10942

Duggan, I. W. 3763, 3764, 3875

Duncan, Richard M. (1889- ) 3053, 3444, 5401

Dunham, Walter 11579

Dworshak, Henry C. 3030, 3557, 11595

Early, Stephen (1889-1951) 3553

Eastland, James O. (1904-1986) 11882, 11888

Ebrite, Leonard 2568, 2571, 2595, 3349

Eccles, Marriner Stoddard (1890-1977) 3953-3954

Economic assistance, American 5553-5580, 6619, 6662, 6672, 6674, 6708, 6759, 6775, 6954-6983, 8513-8530, 9223, 10610-10620, 11593

Economic conditions, 1940s 2865, 3211, 3635

Economic conditions--Government publications

2678, 2857, 2988, 2998, 3127, 3317-3319, 3638, 11574, 11688

Economic policy 7863-7866

Economics 2857, 3638

Edmundson, John F. 3583

Education--Japan 3060

Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) 2629, 2780, 3521, 3635, 3942, 7340, 9053, 9893, 10240, 1118, 11570, 11571, 11582, 11643, 11655, 11665-11667, 11669, 11673, 11779, 11811, 11813, 11816, 11819

Eisler, Gerhardt 2731, 2836

Election, 1913-- Michigan Senatorial 3542

Election, 1926, Illinois Senatorial 3542

Election, 1932--Missouri Congressional 3567

Election, 1934--Missouri 3567

Election, 1936, Primary 12104-12105

Election, 1936--Missouri 3536, 3546, 3547, 3549, 3567, 3575, 3576

Election, 1940, Primary 3575

Election, 1946-- General 3583, 3584, 4176, 4177

Election, 1946-- Mississippi 3543

Election, 1946-- Missouri 2550, 3583, 3584, 11958

Election, 1946--Missouri Senatorial 2428-2626, 3550, 3553, 3560, 3562, 3564, 3576, 3581-3584, 3786, 3807-3808, 11957-12111

Election, 1946--Missouri Senatorial, Black Vote

2510, 2523, 2526, 2531, 2550, 2571, 2572, 2580, 2583, 2585, 2600, 2623, 2625, 2626

Election, 1946--Pennsylvania 3542

Election, 1946--Primary 2428-2626, 3581

Election, 1948 4617


Subject Folders

Election, 1948--Missouri, Gubernatorial 3546

Election, 1948--Primary 3428, 3635

Election, 1950--Missouri, Senatorial 5386, 6757-6759, 7486-7499

Election, 1952 8854, 8858, 9046-9055, 10225-10387, 11050-11066, 11543, 12112-12200

Election, 1952, Primary 11167

Election, 1952--Missouri Senatorial 11810-11838

Elections--Corrupt practices 2550, 3001, 3411, 3450, 3451, 3522, 3536-3578, 11576, 11581, 11582, 11604, 11616-11618, 11631, 11665, 11678, 11685, 11712, 11719, 11763, 11779, 11780, 11791, 11813, 11814, 12025, 12047

Elections--Corrupt practices--Missouri, 5th Congressional District, 1946

2550, 2633, 2636, 2655, 2657, 2670, 2677, 2682, 2683, 2685, 2686, 2709, 2744, 2747, 2780, 2785, 2809, 2823, 2824, 2861, 2864, 2990, 3001, 3014, 3062, 3064, 3067, 3068, 2077, 3205, 3214, 3216, 3227, 3229, 3233, 3274, 3275, 3315, 3411, 3427, 3428, 3450-3452, 3536-3541, 3546-3569, 3572-3580, 3595, 3596, 3635, 3998, 4387, 4391, 6341, 6432, 7834-7842, 9714, 11527, 11528, 11566, 11576, 11577, 11581, 11582, 11604, 11615-11618, 11631, 11640, 11650, 11657, 11665, 11678, 11685, 11712, 11719, 11721, 11763, 11779, 11780, 11791, 11813, 11814, 11842, 12025, 12047, 12101, 12103-12105, 12107

Elections--Law and legislation 2855

Ellender, Allen J. (1890-1972) 2654, 2998, 5882, 7990, 7993, 9926, 11586, 11587, 11593, 11594, 11659, 11673, 11689, 12033

Elliott, Howard (1904- ) 4085, 7569, 8228, 10478, 10641, 12012, 12134

Ellis, Clyde Tayler (1908- ) 6158

Ellis, Elmer (1901-1989) 2908

Elmer, William Price (1871-1956) 2473, 2480, 2510, 2566, 2571, 2585, 2588, 2593, 2597, 2927, 2960, 2995

Emergency Price Control Act, 1942 3378

Emergency Revenue Act, 1914 3217

Emergency War Powers Extension Act 2428, 2431, 2498, 2551, 2553, 2554, 2563, 2566, 2576, 2602, 2606, 2622

Emerson Electric Company, St. Louis, Missouri 11822, 11851

Employment 11696

Employment Act, 1946 2633, 2858

England 6723, 6732, 6757

English, Earl Franklin (1905- ) 8979

Entermille, Fred 11878, 11886

Eoton, Zales N. 5586


Subject Folders

Equal Rights Amendment 2996, 3594

Erdwin, Ralph 2563, 2908, 11570

Estates 4145

Etheridge, William C. (1885-1956) 2904, 2910, 2914

Etzenhouser, Harold 3106

Europe, 1940s 2863, 3050, 3069, 3213

Ewing, Oscar Ross (1889- ) 11577, 11583, 11585, 11592, 11605, 11625, 11639, 11751, 11809, 11829

Excess Profits Tax 6193, 7694-7705, 9479-9480, 11338, 12099

Excise Tax 2484, 2516, 2658, 2707, 2734, 2785, 3047, 3417, 3448, 3487, 3488, 3490-3495, 4817-4827, 6194-6236, 6617, 6625, 6641-6656, 6775-6776, 7706-7725, 9481-9497, 11339

Executive power--U.S. 7338-7340, 9114, 9115, 11132, 11133, 11592, 11637, 11775

Fabian Society, England 11625, 11707, 11764, 11770

Faeth, Perry 11981-11984, 12002, 12029, 12033

Fair Employment Practices Act 2784, 2983, 2998, 3047, 3048, 3174, 3183, 3247, 3512, 3574, 6692-6696, 11577

Fair Labor Standards Act 2984, 3144-3153, 3606, 4273-4285, 6103, 12770

Fair Labor Standards Act, 1949 6376-6416

Fairless, Benjamin F. (1890-1962) 10502

Falk, Isidore S. 3005

Farm Bureau 7329-7330

Farm produce, Surplus, 1940s 2994, 3431

Farm produce--Price supports 2643, 2646, 2670, 2692, 2729, 2732, 2734, 2742, 2864, 2871, 2926, 2927, 2931-2933, 2944, 2983, 3246, 3424, 3431, 3449, 3451, 3481, 3520, 6496, 6502-6510, 6513, 6514, 6517, 6531, 6536, 6615, 11598

Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association 2782, 2785, 2786, 2859

Farquhar, J. S. N. 2450, 2571, 2626, 2859, 3563

Faubion, Rota H. 2435

Federal aid to education 2541, 2554, 2660, 2669, 2680, 2697, 2726, 2771, 2818, 2822, 2853, 2874-2884, 2944, 2985, 3046, 3072, 3074, 3077, 3219, 3224, 3235, 3244, 3363, 3425, 3441, 3479-3481, 3484, 3485, 3508, 3635, 3730, 3734, 4016-4034, 5460-5513, 6439, 6624, 6814-6818, 8394-8405, 10533-10540, 11563, 11567, 11570, 11580

Federal land bank 11884

Federal Reserve banks 2888-2890

Federal Savings and Loan Association 2684, 2685, 2889

Federation of Atomic Scientists, Nazi 2733


Subject Folders

Sympathizers

Fels, John D. 2620

Ferguson, Homer (1889- ) 2677, 2693, 2696, 2783, 2823, 2860, 2861, 3079, 3553, 3554, 3559-3561, 3568, 3575-3578, 35977, 5582, 11590, 11592, 11593, 11602, 11611, 11712, 11719, 11721, 11767

Fertilizers and manures 2817, 3484

Fidelity Building, Kansas City, Missouri 2519, 2655, 2682, 2704, 2809, 2897-2901, 3049, 3199, 3227

Field, Eugene (1850-1895) 11623

Field, Marshall 11813

Filibuster 2998, 3072, 3537, 3556, 3557, 6692-6696

Finch, James Austin, Jr. (1907-1988) 2450, 2451

Finletter Commission 11777

Finnegan, James P. (1901- ) 8451-8454, 10578, 11673, 11817, 11828

Firearms--Law and legislation 2666, 2726, 2731, 2812, 2817, 2818, 2851, 3071, 3222, 3270, 3334, 3484

Firly, William 3567

Fischer, Clarence G. 12078

Flacy, Lee 3567

Flanders, Ralph Edward (1880-1970) 3006, 3638

Fleming, Lamar 11881

Flood Control, 1940s 2701, 2709, 2809, 2902-2906, 2910, 2912-2917, 2919, 2921-2923, 4052-4067, 8456-8509, 10579-10605, 11662

Flood Control, Chariton River 2904, 5003

Flood Control, Grand River 2906, 2907, 2916, 2919, 2922

Flood Control, Missouri River 2905, 2910, 2913, 2916, 10199

Flood Control--Iowa, 1947 2913, 2923

Flood Control--Missouri 2902-2923, 3270, 3450, 5524-5552, 8456-8509, 10579-10605, 11641, 11648, 11653, 11662, 11673, 11675, 11783-11785, 11832

Flood Control--Missouri, Cape Girardeau 11647

Flood Control--Missouri, Kansas City 2903, 2905, 2910, 2915, 2917, 2919, 2920, 3450

Flood Control--Missouri, Milford 11647, 11649, 11785

Flood Control--Missouri, Perry 11647, 11649, 11785

Flood Control--Missouri, Pomme de Terre 11647

Flood Control--Missouri, Tuttle Creek 10583, 11642, 11647, 11649, 11662, 11785, 11806

Floods 8870-8874

Floods, 1947 2911, 2915, 2917, 11565, 11714

Floods, 1951 8456-8510, 11647-11649, 11783-11785

Food adulteration and inspection 3635


Subject Folders

Ford, Henry (1863-1947) 2670, 3542

Foreign Contract Labor Bill 2747, 3270, 3451

Forest reserves 6574, 6576

Forests and forestry, Missouri 11808

Forrestal, James Vincent (1882-1949) 3252, 3645-3647, 11564, 12121

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri 2896, 6484, 6485, 8099

Fort Peck Dam 2910

Foster, William C. 11582, 11767

Foster, William Z. (1881-1961) 2502, 3847

Frankfurter, Felix (1882-1965) 2839, 11328

Franklin, Jay 11566

Free trade and protection 2823

Freedom 2657, 2744, 3543

Freedom Train, 1947 3330, 3560, 3737

Frenchard, Viscount 11645

Freund, Arthur J. (1891- ) 3077, 3562, 3563, 3579, 3998, 4088

Frisby, Frank M. 2462, 2489, 2495, 2629, 2864, 3453

Fruit culture 2783, 2785

Fuchs, Klaus Emil 11576, 11628, 11769

Fulbright Committee 11579, 11580, 11581, 11582, 11609, 11643, 11673, 11776, 11831

Fulbright, James William (1905-1995) 2662, 2673, 7122-7126, 11564, 11574, 11578, 11579, 11581, 11594, 11609, 11649, 11645, 11664, 11777, 11810

Fuqua, Warren W. 2462, 2601, 2633, 2790, 2858, 2866, 2922, 3223, 3284, 3671, 3763, 3765, 8640, 12186

Future Farmers of America 11726, 11815

Fyrdberg, Stanislaw 5608

Gabbert, Thomas 12059

Gabert, Charles E. 2581

Gabrielson, Guy George 5638, 6147, 7495, 8228, 9299, 11218-11219

Gage, John B. (1887- ) 2910, 2939, 3484, 3499

Gallagher, Edwin F., Mrs. 12059

Gallagher, Emily L. 12063, 12073

Gamble, Ralph Abernathy ( -1959) 3018, 3019

Gambrel, Harry M. (1896-1962) 6170

Gargotta, Charles 3546, 3557, 3567, 6949, 7834, 11576, 11763

Garner, John Nance (1868-1967) 2782, 12094

Garner, Tom 2770


Subject Folders

Garsson Brothers 2502

Gas, Natural 2864, 3245, 4371, 5765-5766, 9937

Gas, Natural--Law and legislation 7142-7158, 11574, 11577, 11630, 11631, 11636, 11637, 11759, 11840

Gates, Ralph F. 2940

Gaylord, Clifford Willard (1883-1952) 12057

General Electric Company 2781

Geneva Agreements 3224

Genevieve Electric Coop, Missouri 2785

Gentzler, Russel W. 2516, 2527, 2940

George Washington Carver National Monument Foundation, Diamond, Missouri

6667, 9804

George, Walter Franklin (1878-1957) 2538, 3050, 5582, 11566, 11568, 11570, 11575, 11577, 11579, 11584, 11590, 11605, 11609, 11645, 11658, 11674, 11728, 11735, 11765, 11770, 11776, 11777, 11792

German St. Vincent's Orphan Association, Normandy, Missouri

2833

Germany, 1940s 2926, 2948, 3072, 3179, 3327, 3430, 3634, 3703, 5003

Gifford, Ward C. 2517, 2942, 3009, 3030

Gillette, Guy Mark (1879-1973) 5072, 5438, 5534, 5582, 11578, 11621

Gillis, J. John 2452, 2517, 2942, 2961, 3420, 3469, 3564

Gilpatric, Roswell L. 11822

Gleason, Gerald W. 2481, 2482, 2485

Goepp, Maximillion 4145

Gold Star Rememberance Day 2955

Golden Rule Club 2922

Goodwin, Robert C. 3655

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company 2775

Gordon, George L. 5630, 5631, 12139, 12281

Gore, Albert Arnold (1907-1998) 11669, 11820, 11851-11861

Goshorn, Robert 3109

Gossett, Ed 2839

Governors' Conference, 1947 3204, 3488

Grain--Prices, 1947 2818, 2932, 3067, 3069, 3071, 3073, 3078, 3079, 3211, 3212, 3216, 3227, 3229, 3431, 3433

Grand Army of the Republic 3033

Grange 2713, 3638, 3685, 4030, 4380

Graves, Ludwick 3536, 3539, 3544, 3548, 3574-3579

Graves, Tom 3428


Subject Folders

Graves, Walter W. 3567

Gray, James A. 2431, 3977

Great Britain 2734, 2825, 2834, 2837-2838, 2860-2865, 2924, 2926, 2931, 2942-2943, 2946, 2956, 2959, 2961, 2963, 2966, 2967, 2971-2975, 2980, 3004-3005, 3067, 3069, 3211, 3277, 3421, 3424, 3426, 3516

Greece 2948-2975

Green, Walter 3917, 11585

Greenland 3047

Greenstreet, Medford Franklin 2922, 2947

Gregory, Tappan (1886-1961) 3634

Griffith, H. M. 5979

Griffiths, Stephen D. 2571, 3070

Griswold, Dwight Palmer (1893-1954) 3028

Gromyko, Andrei A. (1909- ) 2653, 11606, 11636, 11637, 11761

Groves, Leslie R. (1910- ) 2546

Gubitchev, Valentine 11660, 11799

Gunther, Lucille 3061

Gurley, Fred G. 3638

Gurney, Chan 2777, 2945, 3616, 3645, 3672, 3708, 5582, 6173

Hackett, B. V. 12059

Hackman, Alvin F. 12059

Hadas, Gershon 3331, 3420, 3424

Haden, Quentin 2474

Hadley, Herbert Spencer (1872-1927) 2554

Hague 2538, 3703

Hall, G. W. 3207

Halleck, Charles A. (1900- ) 2551, 2790, 3449, 3450, 4164, 11615

Ham, T. O. 2584, 3977, 6090

Hand in Hand Mutual Insurance Company, Boone County, Missouri

2788

Handicapped 8587

Hannegan, Robert E. (1903-1949) 2538, 2551, 2552, 2942, 3297, 3486, 3540, 3567, 3574-3578, 3584, 3629, 12049, 12062, 12069, 12103

Hansen, Harry 3378, 3406

Hargis, Amanda D. 2438, 2762, 3499

Harman, Grant 2472

Harper, Roy W. (1905-1994) 2823, 2946, 2999-3001, 3273, 3550, 3560, 3562, 3564, 3581, 3583, 3584, 4174-4177, 5660


Subject Folders

Harriman, W. Averell (1891-1986) 2746, 11564, 11571, 11590, 11593, 11718, 11751, 11807, 12106

Harris Grain Company 11867-11876

Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, Missouri 2895

Harris, V. H., Jr. 11867-11876

Harris, V. H., Sr. 11867-11876

Hart, H. B. (1896- ) 2587

Hart, Merwin K. (1881-1962) 5607, 5652, 10626

Hart, W. T. C. 12059, 12248

Hartley, F. O. (1880- ) 2483

Haskell, Henry 6102

Hatch Act, 1887 3315, 3321, 3537, 3543, 3563, 3789

Hatch, Carl A. (1889-1963) 2809, 2866, 3537, 3543, 3575

Hawaii, Statehood 2733, 2812, 2997, 3205, 3247, 3903, 4171, 6441, 6446, 6448, 6450-6451, 6454-6459, 10700, 11589

Hawes, Harry Bartow (1869-1947) 2978

Hawkes, Albert W. 2740, 2798, 2799, 2804, 2806, 2978, 3031, 3450, 3537, 5582, 5653, 6103

Hawkins, C. R. "Ted" (1900-1959) 3254, 3553, 3554, 3579, 3977

Hawley, Paul 11577

Hayden, Carl Trumbull (1877-1972) 5644, 5653, 7881, 11583, 11614, 11647, 11648, 11780

Hayes, Tom 5645

Head, Walter W. (1877-1954) 12059

Health 6923-6924, 8588-8596, 10647-10655

Hearst, William Randolph (1863-1951) 11648

Heinkel, Fred V. (1897- ) 2785-2789, 2989, 2998, 3222, 3682, 3763, 3872-3875, 4248, 5927, 7061, 9892, 11885

Helm, Neal W. ( -1955) 3584

Henderson, Wayne 2462

Hendren, John H. (1907- ) 3546

Hendrickson, Robert C. (1898-1964) 5646

Hennings, Thomas C., Jr. (1903-1960) 6889, 7160, 8475, 8490, 8613, 11118, 11579, 11667, 11820

Herter, Christian A. (1895-1967) 4094

Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (1896-1971) 3543, 10382, 11569, 11642, 11971

Higgins, Otto P. 3567

Hill, David W. (1871-1959) 2447, 3593

Hill, Lister (1894- ) 5582

Hill, Ross A. 3567

Hill-Burton Act 6779


Subject Folders

Hillel, Victoria 11925, 11926, 11949

Hillman, Sidney (1887-1946) 2538, 2551, 2559, 2561, 2570, 2581, 3574

Hinlein, Milton J. 3646

Hinshaw, Carl 2630

Hiss, Alger (1904-1996) 5648, 6615, 6726, 6911, 11328-11329, 11566, 11569, 11573, 11577, 11578, 11580-11582, 11584, 11606, 11609, 11628, 11629, 11636, 11637, 11640, 11641, 11647, 11650, 11656, 11660, 11664, 11666, 11667, 11669, 11741, 11745, 11749, 11751, 11769, 11782, 11799, 11809, 11891

Hiss, Donald 6819

Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) 11567, 11575, 11619, 11625, 11628

Hocker, Lon O. (1873-1948) 12060

Hoener, Edwin 12059

Hoffman Plan 11576, 11605

Hoffman, Paul G. (1891- ) 5556, 5581, 11570, 11572, 11575-11577, 11598-11600, 11620-11622, 11633-11635, 11728-11730, 11735, 11739, 11756, 11845

Holland, (Spessard L.) (1892- ) 11585

Hollman, Frank H. 12087, 12090

Holy, Clyde R. 3031, 5582, 5990

Hook, Charles R. 2779

Hook, H. A. 3639, 3643

Hoover Plan for the Rehabilitation of Central Europe

2656, 2683, 2686, 2924, 2997, 3062

Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) 2863, 2924, 2925, 2927, 3047, 3097, 3238, 6622, 11574, 11579, 11581, 11582, 11596, 11667

Hoover, J. Edgar (1895-1972) 2538, 2655, 2657, 2739, 2751, 2778, 2962, 3181, 3205, 3536-3538, 3541, 3543, 3544, 3547, 3549, 3553, 3556, 3561, 3572, 3575-3579, 3594, 6819, 9714, 11569, 11581, 11647, 11712, 11782, 11808, 11820

Horn, David E. 2985, 3450

Horner, Arthur 11576, 11600

Hospitals--Law and legislation 3003

Housing 2732, 2740, 2726, 3006-3019, 6925-6938, 8597-8612, 10656-10666

Housing--Law and legislation 2680, 3006-3019, 3075, 3271, 3274, 3378-3410, 3442, 3444, 3600, 3602, 3906, 4184-4203, 11564, 11565, 11724

Houston, John M. 4161

Huey, A. C. 2518, 2523, 2535, 2991, 3324, 3565, 3576

Hull, Cordell (1871-1955) 11566


Subject Folders

Humphrey, Hubert H. (1911-1978) 6791, 7996, 11575, 11631, 11738

Hunt, Lester C. (1892-1954) 5582

Hurley, John J. 12059

Huston, William B. 2429, 2463, 2566

Hyde, Arthur Mastick (1877-1947) 2471, 2487, 2508, 2510, 2987, 2993, 3355, 4163, 12102

Hyde, Laurance Mastick (1892-1978) 2780, 2987, 2997, 4163, 11563

Hydrogen Bomb 6632

Hydrogen Bomb Plant, Missouri 6939-6942

Ickes, Harold LeClaire (1874-1952) 2508, 2820, 2971, 3216, 3557

Immigration and emigration, 1940s-1950s 2544, 2594, 2628-2631, 2655, 2663, 2740, 2746, 2773, 2825-2840, 2935, 3059, 3071, 3244, 5685-5693, 6491, 6493, 6500, 6649, 6774a, 6948-6951, 8621-8630, 10668-10689

Immigration and emigration--Law and legislation

2664, 2746

Income Tax 6237-6248, 7726-7737, 9518-9546, 11354-11362, 11715

Income Tax--Law and legislation, 1940s 2709, 2857, 3078, 3317, 3331, 3411, 3449, 3488, 3496-3507, 3734, 3768, 3789, 11562, 11563

Independent Farm Club, Lincoln, Missouri 2787

Indiana, Henry County 2894

Indians 3672, 3685-3693, 8615

Indians, Choctaw 3511

Indians, Fox, 1951 11956

Indians, Hopi 3036

Indians, Navajo 3023, 4204

Indians, Sac--Economic conditions, 1951 11956

Indians, Wyandotte 6372, 11951

Industrial mobilization 2775, 2779

Industry, 1940s 2815, 2819, 3113, 3213, 3219, 3244, 3257, 3265, 3317-3320, 3331

Industry--Government policy 2739, 2782-2785, 2789, 2790, 2792-2808, 3096, 3097, 3108, 3113, 3114, 3117, 3120, 3125, 3127, 3144-3164, 3168-3175, 3244, 3471-3477

Inflation (Finance), 1940s 2524, 2561, 2569, 2615, 2624, 2629, 2643, 2661, 2663, 2678, 2686-2712, 2737, 2740, 2763, 2765, 2769, 2817, 2818, 2850, 2857, 2863, 2865, 2925-2926, 2928-2940, 2946, 2977, 2981, 3069, 3072, 3078, 3080, 3199, 3206, 3211, 3225, 3286, 3294, 3317-3320, 3331, 3337, 3421, 3427, 3431, 3433, 3440, 3462, 3480, 3484, 3486, 3494, 3635, 6767-6774, 8630-8643, 10690-10691, 11616, 11638, 11639, 11641, 11651, 11653, 11656, 11658, 11659, 11673, 11675, 11678, 11684, 11689-11696, 11699, 11700, 11708-11710, 11724,


Subject Folders

11748, 11754, 11755, 11758, 11766, 11770, 11771, 11779, 11786, 11789, 11797, 11819, 11835, 11838, 11894, 12047, 12184

Inheritance and transfer tax 2670, 2727, 2738

Inland Waterways Corporation 2729

Insecticides 2747, 11698

Insurance Companies, Missouri 2792-2808, 2819, 2844, 3449

Insurance Economics Society of America 2800, 2806

Insurance, Health 6622, 6626, 6629, 11568, 11762

Insurance, Unemployment 3061, 3065, 3245, 3428

Insurance, Unemployment--Missouri 2893, 2942, 2962, 2963, 2993, 3061, 3288, 3293, 3416, 3428

Intergovernmental Committee on Refugees 2825

Intergovernmental Relations 2893, 2894

Internal Revenue Law 2785, 2814

Internal security 2939, 6667, 6727-6730, 11888

International Association of Machinists 2803

International Barber Shop Quartet Convention, 1952, Kansas City, Missouri

11809

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

2979

International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America

2972B

International Chamber of Commerce 2865

International Longshoremen's Association 2729

International Refugee Organization 2826, 2837

International Trade Organization 2813, 2817, 2862, 3370-3377, 3441

Interstate Commerce 6960-6969, 8657-8663, 10570, 10732, 10733-10761

Interstate Commerce Act 2713, 2987

Investor's League 11346

Israel 4210, 8530-8562

Ives, Irving McNeil (1896-1962) 2857, 3021, 5582, 11595

J. C. Penney Company 2823

Jablonsky, Roy 12077

Jackson County Republican Committee 3629, 8689

Jackson County Times 2546, 2550, 3050

Jackson, Robert 3537

Jaffe, Philip 11577

James, John R. (1892-1964) 3576


Subject Folders

Japan--Allied occupation 2634, 3613, 10804, 10946, 11535

Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri

2647, 3522, 4242-4245

Jefferson Barracks, 1952 11662

Jefferson City Political Pot 12229-12231

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, Missouri

2623, 2734, 3028, 3040, 3050, 3433, 4239, 4241, 6998-7000, 10196, 11565, 11848, 11929

Jenner, William E. (1908- ) 3046, 3052, 3977, 4238, 11971, 12121

Jennings, Edgar M. 12062

Jennings, John, Jr. 2812

Jessup, Philip C. (1897- ) 11557, 11845

Jewish Agency for Palestine 2826, 2832, 2833, 2834, 2836

Jewish Labor Committee, Kansas City, Missouri

2826

John Marshall Club, 1946 12070, 12073

Johnson, Carl R. 3176

Johnson, Edwin C. (1884-1970) 2710, 6254, 7962, 8354, 8664-8669

Johnson, John A. (1911- ) 10823

Johnson, Louis 11572, 11636, 11640, 11643, 11775

Johnson, Lyndon Baines (1908-1973) 7352, 7879, 11110-11113, 11648, 11674

Johnson, Robert Wood 2819

Johnston, Olin D. (1896-1965) 3537

Joint Council of Women's Auxiliaries, St. Louis, Missouri

2768

Joint Postal Council, Kansas City, Missouri 2768

Joliot-Curie, Frederic 11576

Jones, Jesse Holman (1874-1956) 11580

Jones, Langdon R. (1887-1963) 2588

Joplin Women's Republican Club 12105

Judges 2736-2738, 2816, 2820, 2941, 2996, 3058

Kansas City Booster Club 2522

Kansas City Consumers Cooperative Association, Missouri

2782, 2783-2785, 2789

Kansas City Star 2463, 2634, 2640, 2693, 2826, 2902, 2906, 3051, 3484, 3536-3541, 3544, 3547-3549, 3556, 3559, 3561, 3567, 3574, 3575-3579, 3584, 3640, 3641, 8982, 9551

Kansas Life Insurance Company 2794

Kansas River Flood Control Projects 2923

Kansas, Wyandotte County 3566, 3579


Subject Folders

Karsten, Frank Melvin (1913-1992) 3102, 3646

Kaufmann, Aloys P. 2991, 3040, 3056, 3449, 4059, 4097, 12062

Kean, Robert 5003

Keating, Kenneth Barnard (1900-1975) 12120

Kee, John (1874-1951) 3056

Kefauver, Estes (1903-1963) 3546, 5715B, 6761, 7835, 8453, 11576, 11578, 11581, 11646

Keller, Arthur G. 12063

Kem Amendment 11584, 11586, 11592-11594, 11610, 11612, 11623, 11631, 11648-11655, 11664, 11666, 11668, 11673, 11675, 11732, 11754, 11755, 11764, 11766, 11787, 11793, 11807, 11809, 11811, 11819, 11820, 11826, 11836, 11839, 11842, 12685

Kem Amendment to Prohibit Maximum Average Price Regulations

7317-7330

Kem, Evelyn 10845

Kem, James Preston (1890-1965) 1

Kem, Mary-Elizabeth 2520, 2533, 2537, 2541-2544, 2546, 2559, 2562, 2570, 2571, 2577, 2584, 2599, 2603, 2608, 2615, 2617, 2619, 2624, 2626, 2629, 2630, 2632, 2659, 2661, 3033, 3042, 3045, 3065, 3067, 3070, 4247

Kemp, William E. 2912, 3031, 3051, 11575

Kennedy, Joseph P. (1888-1969) 6885, 7013, 11596, 12158

Kerr, Robert Samuel (1896-1963) 5549, 5582, 5764, 5927, 11575, 11630, 11749

Keynes, (Lord) 11576

Kilgore, Harley Martin (1893-1956) 2749, 3056, 3578, 5565, 5582

Kimbrell, James G. 3576, 3596, 3597

King, Arthur T. 2559

King, Leoniadas 2512, 3058, 3434

King, R. J., Jr. (1913- ) 2444, 2461, 2476, 2554, 2571, 2574, 2582, 2589, 2603, 2699, 2790, 2891, 2893, 3058, 3061, 3064, 3067, 3486, 4248, 6345, 8046, 8931

King, Willford I. 2971, 3507

Kirksville College of Osteopathy and Surgery, Kirksville, Missouri

2896

Kitt, Randall R. 2542, 2569

Kiwanis International 3272

Klepper, Tom W. 2460, 2591, 2592

Kline, Allan Blair (1895-1968) 5075, 7612, 11569

Klinefelter, Howard Emanuel (1902-1956) 9892

Knapp, John E. 10845

Knight Newspapers, Incorporated 3060


Subject Folders

Knight, John Shively (1894- ) 2971, 2974A

Knowland, William Fife (1908-1974) 2502, 2931, 5582

Knox, L. Amasa 3060

Knutson, Harold (1880-1953) 2692, 2783, 2785, 3640

Koewing, Chester 12077

Korean War, 1950-1953 2633, 2961, 6439, 6460-6474, 6687, 7014-7040, 7338-7340, 8728-8754, 8821-8851, 9861, 10442, 10827-10843, 11578, 11581, 11589, 11592, 11593, 11605, 11609-11612, 11627, 11636-11675, 11743, 11744-11751, 11757, 11760, 11767, 11774, 11778-11781, 11785, 11787, 11793, 11797, 11801, 11804, 11809, 11811, 11815, 11816, 11821, 11822, 11826, 11830, 11892-11893

Krause, J. Marvin 12062, 12063

Kreamalmyer, Albert (1883- ) 2467

Ku Klux Klan 10905, 11390

Kyle, Milton D. 2628

La Follette, Robert M. (1855-1925) 11577, 11595

La Grange College, La Grange, Missouri 2896

La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, American Legion, Kansas City, Missouri

2780

Labor and laboring classes 2819, 2946, 2953, 3213, 3317, 3607, 6103-6105, 7052-7080, 8773-8779

Labor and laboring classes--Law and legislation

2730, 2732, 2733, 3096-3164, 3225, 11677, 11768

Labor disputes, 1947 11695

Labor disputes, 1952 11675

Labor disputes--Law and legislation, 1940s 2857, 3154-3163, 3449

Labor legislation--Missouri, 1940s 3049, 3450

Labor unions 2729, 2734, 2792-2809, 2811-2813, 2815, 2869-2872, 2886, 2887, 2942, 2961, 2996, 3021, 3056, 3058, 3061, 3074, 3081-3092, 3097, 3099, 3101-3175, 3199, 3211, 3220, 3222, 3230, 3317, 3329, 3436, 3440, 3449, 3450, 7052-7080, 8782-8791, 10869-10889

Labor unions--Law and legislation 3106

Labor unions--Leadership 2938, 3430

Labor-Management Relations Act 2818, 2922, 3058, 3078, 3081-3175, 3199, 3216, 3450, 3739, 4272, 5716-5716Z, 5717-5717Z, 5718-5718T, 5719, 6104, 6435-6436, 6617, 6626, 6663, 8780-8781, 11566, 11567, 11569, 11574, 11592, 11595, 11605, 11611, 11614, 11615, 11620, 11621, 11636, 11667, 11679, 11719, 11721, 11769, 11816, 11821, 11822


Subject Folders

Labor-Management Relations Act, Repeal of 11567, 11569, 11636, 11669, 11709, 11820

Laden, John W. 12063

LaDriere, Raymond E. (1891- ) 12076

Laister-Kauffman Aircraft 11954

Lake City Ordnance Plant, Independence, Missouri

2745

Lambert Field Municipal Airport, St. Louis, Missouri

2852, 2994

Lampe, Edward 2476, 2478, 2567, 2574, 2582-2585, 2594, 2603-2605, 2609, 2819, 3071, 3078

Land O' Lakes Creameries, Incorporated, Minnesota

2784, 2786

Land Prices, 1947 2643

Lane, Arthur Bliss (1894-1956) 11588, 11606, 11749

Lang, Howard (Jr.) 11576

Langer, William (1886-1959) 2636, 2737, 2752, 2770, 3049, 3223, 3299, 3301, 3302, 3537, 3541, 3550, 3561, 3568, 3572, 10337

Langmuir, Irving (1881-1957) 11581, 11584, 11641, 11645

Larsen, Emmanuel 11577

Lattimore, Owen (1900- ) 11577, 11578, 11590, 11675

Lavin, Raymond 5393

Lawyers Association of Kansas City, Missouri 2737, 2738

Lazia, Johnny 2550, 3001, 3561, 3567

League of Business and Professional Women 12061

League of Women Voters 3628, 12113

League of Women Voters, Kansas City, Missouri

2928

League of Women Voters, St. Louis, Missouri 2861, 2876, 2935, 3009, 10368

Leitzell, Meads Duncan 3181

Lemke, William (1878-1950) 2667

Leo, Stephen 11851-11861

Leonard, Arnold 2551, 2554

Leslie, Hilles 2458, 2463, 2465, 2470, 2471, 2560, 2566, 2568, 2569, 2572, 2575, 2578, 2595, 2823, 3277, 3281

Lewellen, Ursal G. 2463, 2503, 2570, 2575, 2625, 2644, 2657, 2660, 2668, 2676-2678, 2680, 2689, 2699, 2716, 2751, 2756, 2760, 2810, 2811, 2822, 2823, 2922, 2931, 2972B, 2977-2979, 2988, 2990, 2999, 3001, 3067-3070, 3199, 3211, 3235, 3478, 3559, 3625, 3763-3978, 4391, 6145-6146, 8767, 11999, 12135

Lewis, Fulton, Jr. (1903-1966) 2782-2784, 2946, 3103, 3107, 3182, 3217, 3561


Subject Folders

Lewis, John L. (1880-1969) 2531, 2661, 2670, 2747, 2811, 2825, 3056, 3058, 3076, 3090, 3097, 3120, 3439, 3449, 3450, 3587, 3737, 6104, 11577, 11595, 11596, 11606, 11620, 11679, 11681, 11989

Libby, Frederich J. 2964

Libraries--Law and legislation 3079

Lilienthal, David Eli (1899-1981) 2630, 2631, 2634, 2652, 2653, 2659-2661, 2672, 2673, 2675, 2682, 2692, 2707, 2729, 2731, 2734, 2735, 2744, 2747, 2783, 2811, 2813, 2814, 2822, 2852, 2863, 2913, 2943, 2977, 2981-2983, 2987, 2994, 3021, 3047, 3049, 3056, 3058, 3073, 3076, 3108, 3179, 3181-3198, 3206, 3217, 3218, 3222, 3223, 3230, 3258, 3418, 3421, 3424, 3430-3432, 3447, 3482, 11569, 11595, 11613, 11621, 11707, 11746, 11973, 12101

Limbaugh, Leonard 2448, 2450, 2597, 2791, 2979, 3030, 3581

Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Missouri 2895

Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865) 2978, 11768, 11769

Lincoln, Murray Danforth (1892-1966) 2782

Lincoln's Birthday--Banquet 2822, 2942, 3031, 3235, 3449

Lippmann, Walter (1889-1974) 2971, 11621, 11724, 11737

Liquor problem--Law and legislation 6614, 6617, 6625, 7081-7094

Little Steel Formula 11806, 11810

Livestock 3079, 3320, 3443

Livingston, Dave 9893

Lloyd, Robert 12090

Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. (1902-1985) 2780, 2964, 3074, 3482, 4651, 5582, 5607, 7993, 11595, 11767, 12232

Logan Basic College Chiropractic, Incorporated, Missouri

2895

Long, Huey P. (1893-1935) 11566, 11577, 11791

Long, Russell Billiu (1918- ) 5582

Lost Creek 2922

Lovett, Robert A. (1895- ) 2809, 11590, 11592, 11805

Lucas, Scott Wike (1892-1968) 5936, 7839, 11566, 11567, 11573, 11576, 11579, 11587, 11589, 11611, 11637, 11674, 11774

Luce, Clare Boothe (1903-1987) 11971

Luce, Henry R. (1898-1967) 3032

Luetkewitte 3068, 3069

Lynching 6439

Lynching--Law and legislation 2998, 3079, 3338

Mabee, Ray (1901-1964) 2432, 2439, 2450, 2463, 2464, 2480, 2566, 2585, 2586, 2588, 2608, 3281


Subject Folders

MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964) 8821-8851, 10925, 11131, 11578, 11579, 11581, 11582, 11605, 11609, 11639, 11641, 11642, 11645, 11646, 11650, 11658, 11661, 11745, 11757, 11760, 11779, 11780, 11789, 11790, 11795, 11797, 11892

Mace, Lucian T. 2579

Mahnkey, Douglas (1902-2004) 2992, 3483, 3980

Malone, George W. 3214, 3260, 3447, 5581, 11582, 11754, 11767

Manlove, Joe J. (1876-1956) 3028

Mann, Homer B. (1869- ) 2461, 2472, 2474, 2478, 2487, 2490, 2533, 2554, 2556, 2566, 2569, 2575, 2579, 2587, 2591, 2595, 2597, 2606, 2611, 2615, 2616, 3214, 3218, 3279

Manufacturers Railway Company 2718, 2719, 2797

Mao Tse-tung (1893-1976) 11643

Marcantonio, Vito (1902-1954) 2730, 11822

Margarine tax 3732, 3736, 4318-4349, 5734-5749, 7122-7126

Mark Twain National Forest, Missouri 2629

Marshall, George C. (1880-1959) 2739, 2809, 2931, 2932, 2935, 3061, 3428, 3435, 3469, 3481, 3636, 3703, 3990, 6463, 6465, 6467, 6472, 6783, 11562, 11564-11566, 11571, 11577, 11578, 11580-11585, 11637, 11645, 11648, 11649, 11652, 11673, 11687, 11699, 11721, 11727, 11779, 11787

Marshall, Peter (1902-1949) 5786-5787, 6495, 6519, 6617, 6727, 6780, 11583

Martin, A. J. 2449, 3218

Martin, Edward (1879-1967) 3032, 3033, 3214, 3218, 3235, 3447, 3557, 4023, 5582, 5719J

Martin, Joseph W., Jr. (1884-1968) 2790, 3486, 11563, 11565

Marx, Karl (1818-1883) 11575-11577, 11579, 11585, 11598, 11605, 11621, 11623, 11625, 11632, 11637, 11651, 11663, 11724, 11728, 11731, 117535, 11738, 11744, 11755, 11757, 11764, 11770, 11806

Mason, Walter A. 12077

Matthes, M. C. (1906- ) 2557, 3219

Matthews, Luman F. 12076

Mattingly, Barak T. (1901-1957) 2484, 2508, 2550, 2584, 2585, 2603, 2625, 2724, 2740, 2745, 2822, 2890, 3001, 3033, 3192, 3235, 3236, 3280, 3281, 3449, 3450, 3540, 3588, 3911, 4350-4351, 5393, 5689, 5719e, 6102, 6145, 6146, 7962, 8228, 8262, 8854, 12146, 12246

Max, C. Willard 3493

Maxeiner, Philip A. (1913- ) 11565

May, Morton J. (1881-1968) 3589

Maybank, Burnet R. (1899-1954) 5582, 5668, 6050


Subject Folders

Mayer, Rollin H. 11888

Mayerberg, Samuel S. 2533, 3466

Mays, Andrew 2508, 2509

McAfee, Barbara 11820, 11856

McAfee, J. Wesley, Mrs. 11820

McAfee, James Wesley (1902- ) 11820, 11852, 11856

McAfee, Thomas 11820, 11856

McCarran Bill 6727-6731, 6786-6799

McCarran, Pat (1876-1954) 2830, 3561, 3568, 3576, 5013, 5567, 6716, 11585, 11590

McCarthy, Joseph R. (1908-1957) 2988, 3019, 3032, 3040, 3317, 3474, 5567, 5700, 6622, 6713, 6715, 6719, 6721, 6723, 6727-6729, 6761, 7891, 7993, 9214, 10924, 11590, 11595, 11637, 11666

McCarthyism 11799, 11818

McClain, Joseph 3449, 3450, 5567, 12064-12066

McClellan, John L. (1896-1977) 2668, 5567, 11572, 11585, 11623, 11661

McColl, C. A. 2431, 2464, 2617, 3207

McCollum, Earl (1889-1947) 3328

McCormick, Clarence J. (1925- ) 11887, 11895

McCraw, Bill 3553, 3558, 3568, 3572

McDonald, Virginia 11936

McDonald, William N. 2463, 2551

McElroy, H. F. (1865-1939) 3567

McEntee, Joseph S. 2468, 2469, 2554, 2556, 2575, 2576, 2589, 2590, 3205, 7493, 12000-12003, 12020, 12052, 12080, 12082, 12094, 12275

McFadden, George E. 12091

McFarland, Ernest W. (1895- ) 11585

McGeehan, Paul 2491

McGhee, George C. (1912- ) 11584

McGranery, James P. (1895-1962) 10821-10822, 11665, 11675

McGrath, Earl J. (1902- ) 10565

McGrath, J. Howard (1903-1966) 3546, 5562, 10821-10822, 11584, 11595, 1609, 11610, 11631, 11655, 11659, 11763, 11793, 11799, 11813, 11821, 11822

McGregor, J. Harry (1896-1958) 2899, 2900

McKean, Lyman S. 3646

McKee, L. Russell 3488, 11575

McKellar, Kenneth D. (1869-1957) 2659, 2672, 3181-3198, 3205, 3430, 3447, 5567, 5582, 8506, 11566, 11584, 11623, 11647


Subject Folders

McKinley, William Brown (1856-1926) 3542

McKissick, Henry 3543, 3554, 3555

McMahon, Brien (1903-1952) 3553, 11589, 11607, 11611

McMahon, William J. 3567

McVay, Don C. (1889-1955) 2488, 2542, 3203

McVey, Earl C. 2430

Meador, Harry F. 12087

Meat industry and trade 3050, 10933

Meat Inspection 3230-3232, 3635, 6567-6576, 7981, 8867, 10933, 11618

Medicine, State 4178-4182, 4663-4685, 6123-6142, 7627-7639, 9415-9419, 11543, 11567, 11568, 11570, 11575-11577, 11580, 11582, 11624-11626, 11637, 11638, 116440, 11645, 11669, 11723, 11731, 11738, 11749, 11751, 11762, 11700, 11771, 117733, 11778, 11809, 11822, 11920, 11282

Medicine--Law and legislation 2660, 3002, 3003, 3265, 11723

Melville, Charles 3229

Mensendieck Grain Company 11867-11876

Meramec River 5525, 5549

Merchant Marine 8868, 10934

Merchant Seaman's Wartime Service Act 2633, 2634, 2732, 2753, 2853, 2954, 3208, 3231, 3438

Mexico 7331-7337

Michener, Earl C. (1876-1957) 3053, 5928

Middle East 2956-2975, 2984, 3065, 3260, 3277

Middlebush, Frederick Arnold (1890-1971) 3229, 3318, 3319, 6335, 6902, 9114, 10012, 11358

Midwest Manufacturers Association 3042

Midwest Negro Republican Conference Committee

3040

Midwest Research Institute, Kansas City, Missouri

2683, 3245, 3515

Midwest Storage and Realty, Incorporated 11867-11876

Midwestern Conference on World Federation 3027

Military assistance, American 11572, 11578, 11588, 11593, 11631, 11647, 11650, 11651, 16653, 11656, 11662, 11668, 11673, 11743, 11767, 11797, 11801, 11807, 11820, 11836

Military law 5380-5382, 6761, 6762, 8335, 11717

Military service, Compulsory 2586, 2555, 2594, 2666, 2677, 2686, 2703, 2728, 2746, 2771-2782, 2815, 2939, 2944, 2982, 2994, 2998, 3049, 3072, 3076, 3077, 3215, 3219, 3223, 3247, 3267, 3271, 3272, 3328, 3416, 3442, 3444, 3480, 3485, 3516, 3596, 3635, 3636, 3730, 3732, 3733, 3736, 3791, 2864-3871, 4853-4899,


Subject Folders

6273-6274, 7754, 7755, 9614-9629, 11404-11417, 11563, 11565, 11578, 12765-12766

Military service, Compulsory--Law and legislation

2537, 2562, 2570, 2663, 2685, 2773, 2774, 2777

Miller, Charles 12065

Miller, George H. 2489

Miller, Joe H. 2452, 3221

Miller, Roy D. 2440, 2442, 3222, 3230, 3502

Miller, Verne 3567

Milligan, Maurice M. (1885-1959) 2538, 2662, 3427, 3536-3538, 3540, 3544, 3546, 3547, 3549, 3556, 3561, 3567, 3574-3578, 3584, 11576, 11640, 11712, 11751

Millikin, Eugene D. 2705, 3222, 3450, 3630, 3640, 11583

Mines and mineral resources 3072, 3237-3243, 3482, 4358-4364, 5753-5759, 8869

Mississippi River Bridge, Caruthersville, Missouri

2555

Mississippi River Parkway Planning Commission

3228

Mississippi Valley Association 2701, 2707, 2912, 2917-2919, 3455, 3683, 4057, 10601, 10744

Mississippi Valley Historical Association 2908

Missouri (Battleship) 3252

Missouri American 12079

Missouri Archaeological Society 2711

Missouri Association for Social Welfare 3006

Missouri Association of Insurance Agents 2798

Missouri Bar Association 2809, 12627, 12636

Missouri Catholic Union 2837

Missouri Council of Churches 2936

Missouri Farm Bureau Federation 2441, 2464, 2550, 2558, 2712, 2785, 2788, 2790, 2918, 2922, 3042, 3223, 3628, 3681, 5929, 11709

Missouri Farm Management Association 2692

Missouri Farmers Association 2441-2443, 2711, 2719, 2731, 2784-2790, 2822, 2873, 2912, 2976, 2989, 2998, 3222, 3368, 392, 4248, 5927, 9892, 9911, 10496, 11885

Missouri Farmers Association, Boone County 2788

Missouri Judge Advocates Association 11565

Missouri League of Women Voters, 1946 12066, 12072, 12075

Missouri Livestock Association 2811

Missouri Pacific Railroad 2947


Subject Folders

Missouri Press Association 2443, 2577, 3265

Missouri Public Expenditure Survey 2461, 2464, 2697, 2880, 2893

Missouri River Basin Compact 9816

Missouri River States Committee 2913, 9816

Missouri Society of Washington, D.C. 11665

Missouri State Medical Association 5994, 11543-11545

Missouri Valley Authority 2902, 2906-2908, 2910, 2911, 2913, 2915, 2916, 2918, 2922, 2939, 3247, 3328, 3420, 3427, 3430, 3590, 3643, 5751, 8875-8876, 10936, 11570, 11613

Missouri, Adair County 2428, 2429

Missouri, Andrew County 2430

Missouri, Arrow Rock 2667

Missouri, Atchison County 2431, 2917, 2923

Missouri, Audrain County 2432

Missouri, Barry County 2433-2434, 2744

Missouri, Barton County 2435

Missouri, Bates County 2436, 2437, 2631

Missouri, Belton 3049

Missouri, Benton County 2438

Missouri, Bolivar 2896

Missouri, Bollinger County 2439, 2598

Missouri, Boone County 2440-2443, 2601

Missouri, Bowling Green 2895

Missouri, Buchanan County 2444-2447, 2915, 3038

Missouri, Butler County 2448, 3550, 3553, 3583, 3584

Missouri, Caldwell County 2449, 2633, 2697, 3063

Missouri, Callaway County 2449A, 3069, 3423

Missouri, Camden County 2449B, 2512, 2666

Missouri, Cape Girardeau County 2447, 2450, 2451, 3435

Missouri, Carroll County 2452, 2696, 2707, 2809

Missouri, Carter County 2453, 2670

Missouri, Cass County 2454

Missouri, Cedar County 2455

Missouri, Chariton County 2456, 2916, 5524

Missouri, Christian County 2457, 2596

Missouri, Clark County 2458, 2696

Missouri, Clay County 2459, 2814, 3038

Missouri, Clinton County 2460


Subject Folders

Missouri, Cole County 2461-2465, 2707, 9882

Missouri, Columbia 2895, 10760

Missouri, Cooper County 2466, 3038, 3040

Missouri, Crawford County 2467

Missouri, Cuba 2661, 2895

Missouri, Dade County 2468, 2469

Missouri, Dallas County 2470

Missouri, Daviess 2471

Missouri, DeKalb County 2472

Missouri, Dent County 2473

Missouri, Douglas County 2474, 2598, 3573, 3581

Missouri, Dunklin County 2475, 2895, 3550, 3553, 3576

Missouri, Franklin County 2476, 2477, 2790, 3018

Missouri, Gasconade County 2478

Missouri, Gentry County 2479

Missouri, Greene County 2480-2486, 3436

Missouri, Grundy County 2463, 2487, 2485

Missouri, Hahatonka 3434

Missouri, Hale 2895

Missouri, Hannibal 2921

Missouri, Harrison County 2489

Missouri, Hayti 2979

Missouri, Henry County 2490, 2491

Missouri, Hickory County 2492

Missouri, Holt County 2493

Missouri, House Springs--Schools 2875-2884

Missouri, Howell County 2495

Missouri, Huntsville 2895

Missouri, Independence 2498, 2499, 2745, 2947

Missouri, Iron County 2497

Missouri, Jackson County 2435, 2438, 2500-2550, 3052, 6170-6176

Missouri, Jasper County 2551-2556

Missouri, Jefferson County 2557, 2895

Missouri, Johnson County 2558, 2559, 2658

Missouri, Jonesburg 2895

Missouri, Joplin 2895

Missouri, Judicial Conference 2983

Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad 2993


Subject Folders

Missouri, Kansas City 2500-2550, 2895

Missouri, Kansas City, Real Estate Board 2899, 2900, 3075

Missouri, Kansas City. Council 2732, 2912, 3043

Missouri, Kansas City. Municipal Airport 3640

Missouri, Kansas City. Police Department 3554, 3567

Missouri, Kimmswick 2895

Missouri, Kingston 3063, 3064

Missouri, Kirksville 6441

Missouri, Kirksville. Airport 6441

Missouri, Knox County 2560

Missouri, Laclede County 2561

Missouri, Lafayette 2562, 2563

Missouri, Lawrence County 2564, 2565

Missouri, Leeton 2895

Missouri, Lewis County 2566

Missouri, Lincoln County 2867

Missouri, Linn County 2568, 3638

Missouri, Livingston County 2569

Missouri, Macon County 2570, 2571, 2572, 2669, 2745, 3214

Missouri, Madison County 2573

Missouri, Maries County 2574

Missouri, Marion County 2575

Missouri, Marshall 3231, 10600

Missouri, McDonald County 2576, 2577

Missouri, Mercer County 2463, 2578

Missouri, Miller County 2512, 2579

Missouri, Mississippi County 2580

Missouri, Moberly 2713, 2931

Missouri, Moniteau County 2581

Missouri, Montgomery County 2583, 2584, 2585, 2586

Missouri, Morgan County 2512, 2587

Missouri, Neosho 1

Missouri, Nevada 6452

Missouri, New Haven 2895

Missouri, New Madrid County 2588, 3570, 3583

Missouri, Newton County 2589, 2590, 2697

Missouri, Nodaway County 2591, 2592

Missouri, Norborne 3248


Subject Folders

Missouri, Odessa 2896

Missouri, Oregon 2896

Missouri, Oregon County 2593, 3576

Missouri, Osage County 2594

Missouri, Overland 2895

Missouri, Ozark County 2595, 2598

Missouri, Pemiscot County 2597, 3550, 3553, 3576

Missouri, Perry County 2598, 2784, 2896

Missouri, Phelps County 2602

Missouri, Pierce City 2923

Missouri, Pike County 2503, 2604, 2696, 2978

Missouri, Platte County 2605

Missouri, Polk County 2606

Missouri, Prairie Village 3311

Missouri, Pulaski County 2607

Missouri, Putnam County 2463, 2480, 2608

Missouri, Ralls County 2609

Missouri, Randolph County 2610, 2611, 3554

Missouri, Ray County 2612

Missouri, Reynolds County 2613, 2922

Missouri, Ripley County 2614

Missouri, Saline County 2615, 2616, 2617

Missouri, Scott County 3550, 3553, 3576, 3637, 4176-4177, 6510

Missouri, Sedalia 6475-6476

Missouri, Seneca 2923

Missouri, Shannon County 2618

Missouri, Shelby County 3550, 3553

Missouri, Sikeston 3093-3095, 3219

Missouri, Social Security Commission 2516, 2519, 2550, 3286-3294

Missouri, St. Charles 2896, 3253, 3256

Missouri, St. Clair County 2619

Missouri, St. Joseph 2896, 2905

Missouri, St. Joseph, Rosecrans Memorial Airport

11893

Missouri, St. Louis County 2620-2626, 2896, 3021, 3056, 3550

Missouri, St. Louis Court of Appeals 6760

Missouri, St. Louis, City Plan Commission 2821

Missouri, St. Louis, Hooverville 3014


Subject Folders

Missouri, St. Louis. Board of Education 2879

Missouri, Stoddard County 3553, 3583

Missouri, Stone County 2598

Missouri, Sturgeon 2895

Missouri, Sullivan County 2463

Missouri, Taney County 2598

Missouri, Texas County 2896

Missouri, Troy 2895

Missouri, Union 2896

Missouri, University City 2895

Missouri, Washington County 3482

Missouri, Wayne County 2922

Missouri, Waynesville 2896, 3256

Missouri, Weldon Spring, Proposed Atomic Energy Site

10189-10193

Missouri, Wentzville 2895, 2896

Missouri, Worth County 2677

Missouri, Wright County 3573, 3581

Missouri. Congressional District, 10th 2597, 2598, 2791, 2822

Missouri. Congressional District, 8th 3040

Missouri. Congressional District, 9th 2609

Missouri. Conservation Commission 2709, 2904

Missouri. Department of Public Health and Welfare

2879

Missouri. Division of Employment Security 2725, 2740, 3335, 3585

Missouri. Division of Public Schools 2878

Missouri. Division of Resources and Development

2913, 2916, 2922

Missouri. Division of Welfare 9765-9774, 11546-11553

Missouri. Fair 2667, 7665, 7666, 11302, 11303, 12201-12211

Missouri. Fair, Senator Kem Trophy 3450, 3451, 7665, 7666, 11302-11303, 11585, 11636, 11665, 11675, 11681, 11815, 12201-12211

Missouri. Forest Research Center 2867, 3687

Missouri. General Assembly, 63rd 11703

Missouri. Highway Commission 2821

Missouri. National Guard, Armory, Kansas City 6585

Missouri. Naval Reserve 3226

Missouri. Public Service Commission 8646

Missouri--Arkansas Basins Flood Control and 10600


Subject Folders

Conservation Association

Missouri--Kansas Boundary Change 7134, 11627

Mitchell, Clarence 7140

Mitchell, Ewing Y., Jr. (1873-1954) 3230, 3550, 3557, 3567, 6942, 7110, 7433, 12121, 12134, 12233, 12271-12277

Mitchell, Jesse A. 2464

Mitchell, Richard F. 3059

Mittendorf, Forrest 12067

Molasky, William 3546

Monroe Doctrine 2957

Moore, E. H. 2434, 3261

Moran, Tim 2550, 3539, 3554, 3557, 3564, 3577

Morgenthau, Henry, Jr. (1891-1967) 2693, 3069, 3211, 3567, 3634, 11690, 11721

Morris, Newbold 10821-10822, 11818, 11828, 11867

Morse, Wayne Lyman (1900-1974) 2732, 2746, 3634, 1400, 11466, 11709

Motor Carrier Act, 1935 2713

Motor Carrier Compensation Bill 3230, 3231, 3232

Mueller, Robert 11579

Mundt, Karl E. (1900-1974) 2678, 3056, 3980, 5217, 5719C, 8858, 10231

Mundt-Nixon Subversive Control Act 3847-3861

Murphy, Frank 11576, 11763

Murray, James E. (1876-1961) 2902

Murray, Matthew S. 3567

Murray, Philip (1886-1952) 3096

Murray, Reid F. 2637

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

2442, 2998, 3176, 3390, 3553, 3818, 7140, 9832, 10390

National Association of Letter Carriers 2554, 2757, 2762-2764, 2766, 2768

National Association of Manufacturers 2783, 2789, 3194, 3449

National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners

2713

National Association of Real Estate Boards 2740, 3030

National Association of Shippers Advisory Board

2713-2715

National Catholic Rural Life Conference 2825

National Cotton Council of America 2791

National Council Against Conscription 2771

National Council for Prevention of War 2964, 2971

National Council of Farmer Co-operatives 2643, 2713, 2782


Subject Folders

National Council of Negro Women 11649

National Economic Council, Incorporated 5607, 5979, 10626

National Farm Machinery Cooperative 2782, 2785

National Federation of Federal Employees 3040

National Federation of Post Office Clerks 2761, 2763

National Industrial Traffic League 2713, 2716

National Labor Relations Act 2813, 2938, 3058, 3073, 3101, 3102, 3104, 3106-3164, 3166-3175, 3223, 6569, 11677, 11768, 11821, 11974, 11990, 12072

National Land Policy Act 3687

National Monetary Congress 2922, 2947

National Retail Dry Goods Association 3042

National Rivers and Harbors Congress 2922

National Samll Business Mens Association 2727, 12057

National Security 9355, 11797

National Service Life Insurance 6340, 7819-7824, 9695-9700, 11512-11520

National Tax Equality Association 2782, 2783, 2784, 2785, 2786, 2787-27990, 2946

National Water Conservation Conference 2921

Nazism 2733, 2825

Nehru, Jawaharlal (1889-1964) 11656

Nelly Don 3060

Neutrality, 1940s 2543

New Deal 2813, 2820, 3058, 3537, 12023-12028, 12040-12041, 12044, 12049, 12102-12105

New York Committee Against Peace Time Conscription

2771

New York Herald Tribune 2721

New York Times 2721

Newberry, Truman H. (1864-1945) 3542

Niedner, Robert W. 3763, 3986

Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994) 6911, 11011, 11665, 11669, 11813, 11822

Norris La-Guardia Act 2513, 2526, 2531, 2630, 2811, 3105, 3111, 3112, 11677

Norris, George William (1861-1944) 2628

North Atlantic Pact 5612, 5613-5630, 11567, 11568, 11572, 11620, 11621, 11642, 11649, 11652, 11709, 11737, 11776

North Atlantic Treaty Organization 10626, 11567, 11569, 11570, 11572, 11579, 11581, 11590, 11610, 11641, 11645, 11648, 11673, 11708, 11788, 11797

Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville

2428, 2895, 3043


Subject Folders

Northwest Missouri Fair Association 5777-5778

Northwest Missouri State Teachers College, Maryville

2895

Nourse, Edwin G. (1883-1974) 11574

Nuclear power 2594, 2652, 2653, 2735, 3179-3198, 3223, 3420, 3635, 6444, 6450, 6455-6458, 6460

Nuclear warfare 2652, 2653, 2661, 3179, 3614

O'Conor, Herbert Romulus (1896-1959) 11582, 11584, 11593, 11646, 11650, 11656, 11662, 11674

O'Daniel, W. Lee (1890-1969) 2816, 2820

Odom, Bill 3043

Ogg, W. R. 3683, 3684

O'Hara, Edwin V. (1881-1956) 8626-8627

Oil well drilling, Submarine 11594, 11664

Olds, Leland (1890-1960) 5779-5783, 6103

O'Mahoney, Joseph C. (1884-1962) 3257, 5570, 5583, 9116, 11602

O'Meara, Frances J. 2432

O'Neal, Edward A. 3628, 3660, 3674

Open and closed shop 11677, 11679

Operation Decency 8990-8995

Oppenheimer, J. Robert (1904-1967) 2652

Order of Railway Conductors 11563

Osage River Basin 2914, 2919

Osceola Reservoir 2916

Otis, Merrill E. (1884-1944) 3567, 3568, 3576

Overton, John H. (1875-1948) 2922, 2998, 4061

Owen, Ferd 3451

Ozark Border Electric Cooperative 2895, 2896

Ozark Empire Fair, Springfield, Missouri 3039, 3067, 3273, 3274

Ozark Protective Association 2557, 2921

Pace Liquor Bill 2660, 2813, 2851, 2982, 2983, 3220, 3248, 3266

Pacific Supply Co-op, Inc. 2782, 2785

Packard, William V. 12087

Pakistan 9750

Palestine 31, 2728, 2734, 2811, 2825-2840, 2980, 2984, 3065, 3071, 3220, 3265, 3277, 3324, 3329, 3331, 3420, 3421, 3587, 3590, 3913-3928, 4407-4413, 5803

Pan American Airlines 3640

Pan Americanism 11578

Panama Canal 2976


Subject Folders

Pantelimon (Archbishop) 11991

Paralyzed Veterans Association 2812, 2851

Paris Agreement 3704

Parity 3657, 3660

Park, Guy Brasfield (1872-1946) 2550, 2605, 3567, 12002

Parker, Kermit D. 11955

Patman, Wright (1893-1976) 2782, 2783, 2790

Patterson, Robert P. (1891-1952) 4111

Patton, George S., Jr. (1885-1946) 11937

Peak, C. Vern 2437

Pearson, Drew (1897-1969) 2662, 2816, 3641, 11734, 11895, 11908

Pearson, Wallace M. (1895- ) 2428

Pegler, Westbrook (1894-1969) 2532

Pendergast Machine 2435, 2447, 2467, 2480, 2501, 2510, 2518, 2521, 2531, 2532, 2537, 2538, 2543-2545, 2550, 2552, 2553, 2564, 2571, 2572, 2577, 2588, 2626, 2662, 300, 3051, 3058, 3227, 3420, 3424, 3484, 3436-3544, 3546-3554, 3556-3559, 3561, 3564, 3567, 3570, 3572, 3573-3579, 3583, 3584, 3737, 3734, 3780, 3985, 10497-10498, 11596, 11603, 11604, 11609, 11610, 11614, 11629, 11631, 11640, 11643, 11646, 11650, 11655, 11678, 11711, 11712, 11719-11721, 11731, 11747, 11763, 11769, 11774, 11782, 11791, 11813, 11822, 12023, 12025, 12040, 12041, 12049, 12072, 12102, 12105, 12106

Pendergast Mike ( -1929) 11712

Pendergast, James 2550, 3536, 3537, 3543, 3546, 3547, 3549, 3554, 3556-3557, 3567, 3572-3578, 3584, 3985, 11678, 11712, 11748, 12040

Pendergast, Thomas J. (1872-1945) 3536, 3546, 3547, 3549, 3550, 3556-3557, 3561, 3567, 3570, 3575-3578, 3780, 11613, 11629, 11678, 11712, 11719, 11769, 12040

Pensions, Military 2633, 2638, 2650, 2651, 2655, 2664, 2671, 3049, 3061, 3256, 3480, 3524, 3635, 3702, 9029-9043, 11769

Pensions, Railroads 9016-9027, 11029

Pepper, Claude (1900-1989) 2538, 2702, 2818, 2967, 2977, 6288, 6619, 11566

Pepper, George Wharton (1867-1961) 3542

Perkins, Frances (1882-1965) 2672, 3069, 3267, 3480

Peters, Scott 2464

Petroleum industry and trade 2608, 2948, 2952, 2956, 2964, 2972, 2984, 300, 3064, 3065, 3235, 3244, 3260, 3261, 3272, 3331, 4380, 10700, 11594, 11664

Pettengill, Samuel B. (1886-1974) 3166, 3167

Phares, W. F. 2479, 2493, 2495, 2591, 2592, 2914, 3981, 3985, 5791,


Subject Folders

5831, 6145, 6889, 7160, 7273, 7488, 12275

Phelps County Farmers Association, Missouri 2788

Piatt, W. H. H. 2471, 2480, 2486, 2537, 2542, 2553, 2570-2572, 2575, 2590, 2591, 2626, 3274

Pick-Sloan Plan 2904-2907, 2910-2912, 2914-2917, 2922, 2939, 3269, 3619, 11570, 11613, 11697

Ploeser, Walter C. (1907- ) 2782, 2790, 2846, 3235, 3268, 3274, 3572, 3635, 3646, 3822, 3872, 3911, 3981, 4175, 5393, 5959, 8490, 9049, 12013

Poland 2978

Politics, Missouri 6624-6690, 6757-6759, 11959-12277

Politics, Missouri, 1950 6674-6690

Politics, Missouri, Kansas City, 1950 6676

Poll Tax 3817-3821

Poll Tax Abolition 2746, 2998, 3444, 3488, 6439

Pope, Edde B. 2490, 3981

Potatoes 6500, 6502, 6505, 6508-6510, 6512-6516, 6532

Potsdam Conference 2633, 3268, 3436, 3704

Potsdam Secret Agreement 11579,11583, 11584, 11606, 11609, 11610, 11613, 11619, 11636, 11640, 11651, 11699

Powell, Clarence A. (1896- ) 3583, 3584

Powell, Gene 3001, 3315, 3544, 3553, 3555, 3557, 3561, 3579, 3583, 3584, 3590, 3981, 4391, 4394, 5841, 11595, 12014-12016, 12019, 12247

Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Corporation, Kansas City, Missouri

6173, 6175, 11563, 11565

Presidents, U.S. 2687, 2700, 3053, 3287-3294, 3519

Presidents, U.S., Election 3943

Presidents, U.S., Tenure 2503, 2506, 2530, 2563, 2630, 2686, 2729, 3328, 11557-11566, 11673, 11847

Preston, Rex 12087

Pretty Boy Floyd 3567

Priest, J. Percy (1900-1956) 3807-3808

Pritchard, Robert 9187, 11144

Proctor, David M. 2538, 2566, 3033, 3251, 3271

Proctor, Tom 2468, 3981

Propaganda, American 2662, 2706, 2708, 3069

Public Contracts Act 6753

Public Health 3002-3005


Subject Folders

Public Schools, Missouri 2874-2884

Public utilities 3316, 3424, 3515

Puerto Rico 2746, 2860

Pulaski, Marice 11949

Pulitzer, Joseph 9921, 12136

Queeny, Edgar Monsanto (1897-1968) 3912, 5393, 5572, 5573, 5931, 8587, 12060, 12184

Race relations 2731, 3244, 3338, 3817-3821, 9832

Radio Free Europe 9788

Radio programs 3746, 5230, 9223-9250, 11181-11197

Railroad Retirement Act 2796, 2797, 2799, 2801, 2806, 3636, 9016

Railroad Retirement Act, Amendments to 2792-2808, 3058, 3080, 3215, 9016

Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act 2795, 2796, 2797, 2799, 2808, 3215, 3481, 7216-7221

Railroads 2656, 2713, 2714, 2718-2720, 2722, 2792-2808, 2886, 2887, 2945, 2946, 2986, 2993, 3055, 3244, 3339-3342, 3441, 3636, 3637, 4543-4551, 5940-5950

Railroads, Consolidation 2659, 2792, 2799, 2979, 3021, 3056, 3235, 3336, 3339-3342, 3433, 3450

Railroads, Employees' unions 2723, 2792-2809, 2811, 2886, 2887, 7052-7080, 8782-8791, 10869-10874

Railway Labor Executives' Association 2793, 2796

Railway Mail Association 2762

Ralls County Electric Cooperative 2896

Randolph, John P. 2464

Rankin, John E. (1882-1960) 7676

Rationing 3636, 11597

Ray, E. Lansing (1884-1955) 12069

Rayburn, Sam (1882-1962) 2743, 3558, 3559, 3564, 11590

Reconstruction (1939-1951) 2924, 3067, 3069, 3078, 3199, 3211-3213, 3635, 3637, 3640, 3933, 4068-4137, 4719c, 6420-6424, 6775, 7238, 9045, 9223, 9736, 10049, 11562-11566, 11568, 11570-11585, 11588, 11590, 11593, 11597-11605, 11607, 11609, 11616-11618, 11620, 11623, 11625, 11626, 11630-11633, 11636, 11639, 11640, 11643, 11646-11650, 11655, 11666, 11673-11676, 11679, 11684, 11686, 11687, 11689-11691, 11693, 11694, 11697, 11700, 11707, 11708, 11718, 11722, 11727-11731, 11735, 11738, 11739, 11742, 11743, 11751, 11754, 11755, 11757-11759, 11761, 11765-11767, 11769, 11770, 11779, 11783, 11789, 11797, 11807, 11822, 11838, 11840, 12106, 12108

Red River Lumber Company, Arkansas 2782

Reece, B. Carroll (1889-1961) 2979, 3033, 3325, 3411, 3450, 3542, 3550, 3553, 3559, 3568


Subject Folders

Reed, Clyde M. (1871-1949) 2714, 2715, 2717, 2719, 3223, 3325, 3419, 3420, 3664, 5581, 11624

Reed, James 11563, 11581, 11611, 11746, 11822, 12028, 12102

Reed, Lear B. 2753

Reed, Stanley Forman (1884- ) 11328-11329

Reeves, Albert L. (1873- ) 3538, 3540, 3541, 3544, 3548, 3553, 3561, 3563, 3567, 3568, 3574, 3576-3579, 4530

Reeves, Albert L., Jr. (1906- ) 2435, 2483, 2501, 2509, 2512, 2516, 2518, 2524, 2526, 2527, 2538, 2546, 2550, 2601, 2622, 2661, 2670, 2690, 2704, 2709, 2737, 2753, 2776, 2818, 2897, 2898-2901, 2969, 3032, 3034, 3041, 3067, 3194, 3258, 3326, 3329, 3449-3451, 3466, 3478, 3484, 3503, 3538, 3543, 3555, 3562, 3567, 3570, 3574-3578, 3647, 3982, 4121, 4175, 4202, 4240, 4530, 5937, 6077, 6176, 12042, 12097

Reidel, Louis J. 12069

Religion 2739, 2744, 2858, 3077

Remington, William W. 11569, 11577, 11640, 11647, 11650, 11660, 11666, 11747, 11782, 11799, 12107

Rent Control 6009-6055, 6074, 6616, 6617, 6782, 7403-7450, 9277-9292, 11206-11214

Republican National Committee 3782, 6059-6062, 6145-6147, 7495-7496, 10226, 11218-11223, 12240-12253, 12266-12268

Republican National Convention, 1948 12239-12253

Republican Party 2712, 2816, 2976, 3033, 3040, 3056, 3060, 3064, 3069, 3122, 3172, 3173, 3179-3198, 3210, 3212, 3218, 3219, 3179-3198, 3210, 3212, 3218, 3219, 3234-3236, 3247, 3249, 3267, 3325, 3326, 3328, 3411, 3428, 3442, 3446, 3449, 3450, 3480, 3484, 3537, 3542, 3543, 3550, 3553, 3556, 3559, 3569, 3576-3578, 3586-3592, 3972-3987, 5276, 6440, 6675-6690, 6776, 6889, 7486-7496, 8858, 9046-9055, 9299-9302, 11050-11066, 11543, 11655

Republican Party, Missouri 2428, 2626, 2676, 2724, 2735, 2822-2824, 2940, 2974A, 2979, 3001, 3030, 3031-3034, 3037-3040, 3043, 3044, 3052, 3068, 3235, 3236, 3270, 3273, 3315, 3435, 3449-3451, 3462, 3483, 3485, 3520, 3550, 3553, 3562, 3564, 3573, 3576-3578, 3580, 3581, 3583, 3584, 5393, 6145-6147, 6674-6690, 6756, 6759, 7486-7494, 8854, 9046-9055, 9299, 11050, 11066, 11959-12277

Republican Party, Missouri, 28th Ward Republican Club, St. Louis

2839

Republican Party, Missouri, Springfield 5276

Republican Party, Missouri, St. Louis 12069


Subject Folders

Republican Party, Missouri, St. Louis County 12078

Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee 3630, 10226

Republican State Committee, Missouri 5831, 9303-9305, 11224-11230, 11959-12277

Republican State Convention, Missouri, 1948 12220

Republican State Convention, Missouri, 1952 11224-11232

Republican Women's Club of St. Louis, 1946 12069, 12072

Republican Women's Club, 1946 12068

Research and Marketing Service Act, 1946 6513

Reserve Officers Association of the United States

2555, 2638, 2692, 2702, 2771, 2776

Reserve Officers of the Naval Services 2978, 3028

Reuther, Walter Philip (1907-1970) 2782, 2784, 11599, 11698

Revercomb, Chapman 2682, 2827, 2830, 2833, 2899, 4061, 11971

Rhodes, Cecil 11587

Ribicoff, Abraham A. 11766

Richards, Franklin D. 5668

Richardson, Scovel (1912- ) 12068

Richetti, Adam 3567

Ridge, Albert A. (1898-1967) 3538, 3540, 3541, 3544, 3548, 3561, 3564, 3574, 3576-3579

Ridgway, Matthew 11581, 11588, 11641, 11655, 11798, 11807

Riehlman, R. Walter 2782, 2790

Righter, Richard S. (1894- ) 2456, 2457, 2467, 2559, 2562, 2565, 2575, 2604, 2747, 3001, 3327, 3331

Ring, Paul 2464

Rio Pact 11745

Roberts, Raymond S. 3646-3647

Roberts, Roy A. (1887-1967) 6103, 9551

Robertson, A. Willis (1887-1971) 5582, 11585, 11650

Robertson, David H. 2432

Robertson, Edward (1881-1963) 3206, 3328

Robertson, George L. (1902-1956) 9332-9333

Robinett, Paul McDonald (1893-1975) 4535, 4536, 6046, 12120

Robinson, Hugh 11237

Robnett, George Washington 2966

Rockwell, Norman (1894-1978) 3741

Rogers, James P. 3144

Rogers, William Pierce 3555

Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962) 3907, 4534, 9558


Subject Folders

Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) 2452, 2466, 2483, 2503, 2516, 2531, 2532, 2552, 2569, 2604, 2633, 2635, 2607, 2724, 2740, 2946, 3058, 3179, 3211, 3224, 3536, 3585, 3636, 6435-7680, 7508, 9215-9222, 11573-11576, 115191, 11606, 11616, 11627, 11629, 11684, 11689, 11699, 11761, 11770

Rosenberg, Anna M. 6776, 6780

Ross, Guy B. 2435

Roth, Andrew 11577

Royall, Kenneth C. (1894-1971) 3228, 3647, 3703, 3704, 5946, 11564-11565, 11582, 11609, 11619, 11707, 11728, 11765

Rozier, George A. (1902-1984) 2464

Rubeling, Eugene V. 12069

Russell, Bertrand (1872-1970) 3179

Russell, Robert R. 12069

Russell-Majors-Waddell National Monument 2982-2984, 3326, 3430, 3431, 3485, 3593

Russian Children's Welfare Society, Inc. 2826, 2832

Ryan, Frances S. 3567, 3569

Sainte Germain Foundation 3594

Sales Tax 3245, 9547, 11363

Saltonstall, Leverett 2543, 3429, 3982, 5582, 5607, 6172, 11566, 11607, 11636, 11742

Sample, John S. 2573

Sandberg, Clara A. 12072

Savings and Loan League, St. Louis 2889

Sawyer, Charles 3643

Sayre, Morris (1885-1953) 6094

Scantlin, Roy 2464, 2542, 3282, 3982

Scheel, Leonard A. 5661, 5663

Schermann, John M. 2478, 3982

Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. (1917-2007) 11666, 11816

Schoeppel, Andrew F. (1894-1962) 5583

Schott, Fritz 2464

Schwabe, Max (1905-1983) 2464, 2466, 2550, 2562, 2563, 2591, 2610, 2617, 2659, 2908, 2992, 3197, 3982, 4175, 12013

Schwake, George B. 2992

Scott, Walter R. 6420

Scottoriggo, Joseph 2730

Segregation 2663, 2665, 3821, 4368

Sentner, William 11668-11670, 11819, 11820, 11823, 11824


Subject Folders

Sermon, Roger T. 2471, 2450, 2942

Service, John 11577

Shadburne, Wade H. 12078

Shafer, Paul W. (1893-1954) 2782, 3645, 6085

Shank, W. C. "Pot" 2536, 2547, 2610, 2621, 2848, 2917, 3216, 3258, 3281, 3326, 3449-3451, 3465, 3468, 3638, 3983, 4653, 4654, 6102-6105, 7550, 7841, 8262, 9393-9397, 9428, 10358, 11011, 11261-11263, 12118, 12189

Shannon, Joseph B. (1867-1943) 3424

Shartel, Stratton (1895-1956) 2542, 2589, 2590, 2592, 3067, 3467, 3421, 3427, 3431

Shawcross, Hartley 11593, 11650

Shenker, Morris A. 3546

Sherman Anti-Trust Act 2713, 2714, 2716-2723, 2740, 3327, 3537, 3561

Sherman, Forrest P. (1896-1951) 11583, 11753

Shields, Robert H. 6097

Shinwell, Emanuel 11576

Shoemaker, Floyd C. (1886-1972) 5656

Shook, Edgar (1894-1970) 11561

Short, Dewey (1898-1979) 2451, 2455, 2468, 2469, 2485, 2496, 2555, 2564, 2595, 2747, 2822, 2921, 2922, 3047, 3067, 3235, 3436, 3437, 3450, 3452, 3652, 3646, 3705, 3983, 4175, 4640, 6073, 10007, 11621, 12137

Shutz, Byron 6074, 12189

Sikes, Robert L. F. 2664

Skaggs, Ancel 9398, 11264

Skinker, John R. 12070, 12077

Slaughter, Roger C. (1905- ) 2518, 2538, 2550, 2552, 2616, 3078, 3128, 3484, 3536-3541, 3543, 3544, 3546-3553, 3556, 3557, 3561, 3572, 3574-3579, 7556, 11327, 11748, 11763, 12040, 12049, 12062, 12013, 12107

Slusher, H. E. (1893-1982) 2464, 2601, 2712, 3223, 3453, 5929, 7974, 7991, 8985, 9894, 10496

Smith, Alexander H. 11971

Smith, Arthur D. 2556

Smith, Brice B. 3567

Smith, Edwin A. 12071

Smith, Emory 6076

Smith, Forrest (1886-1962) 3546, 5936, 6106, 7557, 7603, 9403-9404, 11650, 11663

Smith, Frank L. 3542

Smith, George C. (1886-1973) 6077


Subject Folders

Smith, George H. E. 2712, 3447, 2542, 3658, 3659, 5555

Smith, Gilbert R. 6077

Smith, H. Alexander (1880-1966) 2660, 3442, 3923, 5340

Smith, John R. 3433, 3442

Smith, Margaret Chase 5583, 6077, 10845, 10847, 11566

Smith, R. Jasper (1908-1962) 2486, 3336, 3433, 3544, 5276

Smith, Walter W. 5393

Smith-Hughes Act 2697

Smithpeter, Charles W. 2470

Snyder, John W. 11381, 11562, 11584, 11587, 11588, 11590, 11651, 11655, 11673, 11732, 11799, 11827

Social Security--Law and legislation 2510, 2610, 2636, 2655, 2668, 2767, 2796, 2797, 3211, 3276, 3286-3294, 3386, 3424, 3441, 3480, 3510, 3585, 3586, 3588, 3590, 3595, 4368, 4655-4662, 4848, 6107-6122, 6626, 7222-7225, 7558-7611, 9017, 9405-9414, 11565, 11595, 11675, 11696

Socialism 6099-6101, 7614-7626, 11265, 11562-11571, 11576, 11577, 11579, 11582, 11584, 11585, 11588, 11598, 11600-11604, 11620-11623, 11625, 11629-11631, 11636-11638, 11647, 11650, 11651, 11662, 11666, 11673-11675, 11686, 11693, 11694, 11709, 11723, 11727-11731, 11735, 11738, 11744, 11745, 11755, 11765-11767, 11770, 11772, 11773, 11775, 11778, 11779, 11782, 11806, 11810, 11814, 11920

Socialism, France 11570, 11577, 11582, 11588, 11598, 11600, 11602-11604, 11620-11622, 11686, 11729, 11735, 11738, 11765

Socialism, Great Britain 11562-11571, 11574-11577, 11579, 11581, 11582, 11584, 11585, 11588, 11598, 11600-11607, 11620-11623, 11625, 11629, 11630, 11632, 11638, 11647, 11650, 11651, 11673, 11686, 11727-11731, 11735, 11738, 11744, 11754, 11755, 11759, 11765, 11770, 11772, 11775, 11778

Socialism, Western Europe 11572, 11576, 11582, 11598-11600, 11603-11605, 11620-11622, 11624, 11625, 11629, 11630, 11647, 11686, 11693, 11694, 11748, 11767, 11779

Socony-Vacuum Oil Company 3050, 3169, 3173, 3219, 3260, 3431, 12034

Soil Conservation 2692, 2693, 2696, 2707, 2809, 2849, 2904, 2978, 3074, 3270, 3452-3459, 3663, 3670, 3676, 4685-4693, 11283

Southern States Cooperative, Incorporated 2782

Southwest Missouri State College, Springfield 2895, 2896

Soviet Union 2628-2629, 2633-2634, 2660-2661, 2664, 2668, 2673, 2679, 2724, 2731, 2732, 2734, 2744, 2811, 2813, 2822-2823, 2860, 2951, 2965, 2971-2975, 2986, 3050, 3059, 3076, 3179, 3221, 3258, 3267, 3268, 3277, 3415, 3430, 3434, 3436, 3516,


Subject Folders

3703-3704, 3636, 3642, 3732, 4068-4130, 6712, 6775, 9736, 9750, 10627, 11535

Soviet Union, Exports, 1940s 2924, 2993, 3074, 3199, 3260, 3261, 3616

Spaatz, Carl (1891-1974) 11564, 11584, 11645, 11656, 11673, 11707, 11779, 11797, 11832, 11858

Sparkman, John D. 2740, 3211, 3319

Sparkman, John J. (1899-1985) 11595, 11600, 11602, 11819

Speer, Clara Aiken 3417

Spence, Paulsen 3435

Spencer, Kenneth 6102

Spitler, Merrill 12012, 12052

Spivak, Lawrence E. 11371

Springfield Newspapers, Inc. 2480, 2481

St. Lawrence Seaway 2686, 2811, 3080, 3270, 3470, 3480, 3734, 4648-4651, 9355, 11308-11313, 11563

St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad 2484

St. Louis Bank for Cooperatives 2786

St. Louis Bar Association 2738, 2941, 2996, 3030, 3035

St. Louis Globe Democrat 2462, 2557, 2635, 2692, 8979, 9921, 10230, 11014, 12104-12105

St. Louis Industrial Union Council. 2776, 2827

St. Louis Junior Chamber of Commerce 10942

St. Louis Post Dispatch 2440, 2588, 2693, 2724, 2738, 2902

St. Louis Slav Congress 2956, 2957

St. Louis Star-Times 3426

St. Louis Trust Company 3840

St. Louis University, St. Louis 2896

St. Peter's Parish, Jefferson City, Missouri 2836

Stalin, Joseph (1879-1953) 2724, 2744, 2748, 3059, 3179, 3224, 11570-11573, 11575-11581, 11585, 11590, 11606, 11612, 11620, 11633, 11636, 11640, 11645, 11652, 11668, 11673, 11689, 11699, 11707, 11720, 11749, 11761, 11764, 11711, 11800, 11822

Standard Oil Company 2948, 2952, 2956, 3513

Stark, Lloyd Crow (1886-1972) 2550, 3547, 3549, 3550, 3553, 3567, 3574, 3575, 9087, 11678

Stark, Paul C. (1891-1974) 9087

Stassen, Harold E. 2508, 2511, 2532, 2549, 2589, 2623, 2922, 3058, 3428, 3635, 12246-12252

State governments 2893, 2894


Subject Folders

State Historical Society of Missouri 2441

State rights 2871, 3049, 3204, 3209, 3270, 3586

Steel industry and trade 3432, 6094, 11611

Steelman, John R. 3437

Stennis, John C. 5080, 11569, 11575, 12120

Stephens, E. Sydney (1881-1948) 3045

Stephens, Howard V. (1887-1952) 3911, 3912, 4788, 6061, 6102, 6145-6146, 7490, 7667, 7683, 8854, 9445

Stepinac, Aloysius 2829, 2830, 3216, 3428, 3468, 3470

Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965) 11328-11329, 11666, 11667, 11818, 11819, 11821, 11822, 11834, 11841

Steward, Tom 3034

Stewart, Gladys B. 3197

Stewart, Joseph R. 12034

Stimson, Henry L. (1867-1950) 4117

Stockard, Alden A. 2464, 2677, 2988, 2991, 3067-3070 3478, 3538, 3541, 3559, 3616, 3617, 3636, 3649, 3682, 3703, 3909

Stockard, Gregory C. 2464, 2542, 2630-2644

Strachey, John (1901-1963) 11576

Strikes and lockouts, Coal miners, 1940s 3097

Strikes and lockouts, Coal miners, 1950s 7052-7080

Strikes and lockouts, Railroads 6435

Strikes and lockouts, Steelworkers, 1952 10875-10889

Strikes and lockouts, Telephone, 1947 2729, 2813, 3061, 3112, 3220

Stringfellow, George 12125

Subsidies 2729, 2981, 2984, 2998, 3048, 3065, 3071, 3237-3243, 3317, 3320, 3326, 3327, 3450, 3480, 3483, 3599, 3636

Sugar, Law and legislation 3476, 6492-6493, 6494, 6498, 6503, 6509, 6512, 6515, 6517, 6518, 6778, 11585, 11673

Sullivan, John 11564, 11642

Sullivan, John L. 6171

Surplus agricultural commodities 6490-6491, 6493, 6500, 6503, 6510, 6512, 6518

Sverdup and Parcel, Inc., St. Louis 11326, 11851-11861

Sverdup, Leif J. (1898-1976) 11851-11861

Swyser, Craig 11583

Symington, Stuart (1901-1988) 3645, 3647, 11118, 11314-11326, 11564, 11566, 11580, 11611, 11612, 11619, 11665, 11672, 11822, 11823, 11834-11841, 11849-1186111899

Taber, John (1880-1965) 2581, 2587, 2708, 2712, 2729, 3343-3369, 12062


Subject Folders

Table Rock Dam and Reservoir 2820

Taft, Robert A. (1889-1953) 2543, 2547, 2608, 2655, 2672, 2705, 2708, 2710, 2740, 2774, 2781, 2795, 2798, 2822, 2857, 2859, 2935, 3053, 3056, 3058, 3180, 3219, 3222, 3234, 3450, 3480, 3481, 3485, 3537, 3550, 3558, 3606, 3635, 4161, 6105, 6148, 6435, 6569, 6620, 7668, 9396, 10240, 11124-11126, 11563, 11566, 11569, 11570, 11595, 11605, 11614, 11640, 11707, 11954, 12039, 12070

Taiwan 11537, 11573, 11577, 11578, 11590, 11655, 11675

Taiwan, Economic assistance, American, 1950s 11563, 11567, 11636, 11757

Tamm, Edward Allen 4789-4790

Tanner, Estelle 12140, 12142, 12168, 12212

Tanner, Joseph W. 3543

Tariff 2813, 2817, 2977, 3061, 3073, 3257, 3258, 3628, 6165-6169, 7677-7684, 9454-9457, 11332-11334, 12755

Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri 2896

Tax Equality Committee of Eastern Missouri 2786

Tax Foundation, Incorporated 2893, 2894

Taxation 2637, 2667, 2668, 2674, 2680, 2682, 2686, 2687, 2689, 2693, 2695, 2699, 2711, 2712, 3070, 3073, 3078, 3204, 3239, 3635, 4810-4811, 6177-6192, 6246-6247, 6629, 6641-6656, 6782, 9458-9547, 11330-11363, 12184

Taxation, Law and legislation, 1940s 3636

Taxation, Law and legislation, 1940s 3636

Taylor, Glen H. 3513

Taylor, Henry J. 2971, 4073

Taylor, J. E. 11393

Taylor, Joe 12087

Teasdale, Kenneth (1895-1970) 11325

Tedrick, George G. 3486

Teeple, David S. 9547, 11364

Telephone 6155-6164

Television 11371, 12756-12759

Thies, C. Kenneth 3481

Thomas J. Elmer 2741, 2869, 5577, 6103

Thomas, Elmer (1876-1965) 3316, 3481, 6149, 6153, 6423, 11533

Thomas, J. Parnell (1895-1970) 2657

Thomas, William McKinley 2432, 2439, 2451, 2586, 2588

Thompson, Jason L. 12087

Thompson, Joseph B. 2456, 2457, 2459, 2474, 2481, 2484, 2486, 2495, 2496,


Subject Folders

2545, 2561, 2575, 2588, 2590, 2595, 2599, 2600, 2602, 2615, 2617, 12098

Thompson, L. D. 2464, 2936, 3558

Thompson, Murray E. (1895-1960) 2538, 2542, 2595, 2822, 2823, 2951, 2992, 3285, 3294, 3479, 3518, 3544, 6077, 6145, 11583, 11619, 12084, 12091, 12092, 12093

Thrasher, Charles O. 11582

Thye, Edward J. (1896-1969) 11595

Time-Life, Inc. 2823, 3032

Tindel, Curtis J. 2542, 3483

Tindell, Gordon 3064

Tito, Marshal (1892-1980) 11595, 11839

Tobey, Charles W. (1880-1953) 2680, 2686, 2713, 2715, 3799

Tobin, Maurice J. (1901-1953) 11569, 11740, 11769

Townsend Plan 2510, 2610, 2636, 2655, 2668, 2762, 3211, 3276, 3286-3294, 3386, 3424, 3441, 3480, 3510, 5828-5830

Toynbee, Arnold J. (1889-1975) 11777

Trucker Corporation 4986-4989

Truman Doctrine 2705, 2813, 2959, 2961, 2964, 2965, 2971, 2972, 3099, 11571, 11573, 11579, 11604, 11626, 11643

Truman, Bess Wallace (1885-1982) 11591

Truman, Harry S (1884-1972) 2435, 2461, 2469, 2483, 2487, 2510, 2518, 2526, 2531-2533, 2538, 2543, 2544, 2550, 2551, 2553, 2562, 2563, 2588, 2599, 2604, 2630, 2633, 2644, 2654-2656, 2659-2662, 2665, 2667, 2668, 2680, 2682, 2686, 2687, 2689, 2693, 2695, 2699-2701, 2704, 2705, 2707-2709, 2711, 2712, 2715, 2737, 2742, 2744, 2746, 2747, 2777, 2799, 2802, 2803, 2805-2808, 2822, 2853, 2861, 2897, 2902, 2907, 2922, 2978, 3031, 3035, 3227, 3229, 3249, 3331, 3484, 3542, 3645, 3739, 3776-3779, 3812, 3987, 6435, 6436, 6439, 6460-6474, 6505, 6509, 6516, 6577, 6618, 6619, 6622, 6663, 6675, 6685, 6687, 6712-6732, 6757-6759, 6780, 6781, 9569, 9590, 9736, 10727, 11386-11391, 11562-11564, 11566-11575, 11577-11588, 11590, 11591, 11595, 11596, 11600, 11603, 11604, 11606, 11609-11614, 11617-11625, 11627-11632, 11636-11647, 11651, 11657, 11659, 11663, 11666, 11669, 11671, 11674, 11677-11681, 11687-11691, 11694-11696, 11703-11707, 11709, 11711-11721, 11723, 11724, 11726-11735, 11737, 11738, 11740, 11746, 11747, 11750, 11757, 11759-11761, 11763, 11767-11770, 11774, 11777-11782, 11784-11789, 11792, 11798, 11799, 11804, 11809-11811, 11814-11822, 11826, 11882, 11907, 12014, 12042, 12043, 12061, 12062, 12103, 12106, 12107, 12271-12277


Subject Folders

Truman, Harry S (1884-1972), and Pendergast Machine

3536-3538, 3540, 3543, 3544, 3546, 3549-3558, 3561, 3564, 3567, 3569, 3572-3578, 3584, 3636, 3780, 3976

Tsang, John Lieu-Kwei 11939

Tucker, R. Carter 12103

Tullahoma Project 11852-11861

Turkey 2948-2975

Turner, Hortense 3485

Turner, J. Ernest 3485

Turner, Roy J. (1894-1973) 3489

Tydings, Millard E. (1890-1961) 2709, 6715, 6716, 6724, 6726, 6728, 11577, 11590

U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Agency 2608, 2629, 2736, 2815, 2904, 2907

U.S. Air Force 3647, 3650, 3651, 5026-5033, 6477-6488, 9834-9877, 11326, 11713

U.S. Air Force Academy 6475-6476, 11564, 11617, 11620

U.S. Apprentice Training Service 2987, 3588

U.S. Armed Forces 2549, 2555, 2628, 2632, 2633, 2638-2640, 2642, 2775-2777, 2944, 2949, 3072, 3424, 8065, 11582

U.S. Army 2691-2693, 2701, 2702, 2704, 2707, 2708, 2710, 2713, 2813, 5181-5209, 8066-8210, 10039-10179

U.S. Army Air Forces 2638, 2657, 2658, 2696

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 2903-2905, 2907, 2910, 2912-2916, 2919, 2921, 2922, 3617, 10180, 11583, 11584

U.S. Army Mothers 3640

U.S. Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps 2779, 2780, 3645, 9306-9325, 11233

U.S. Army, Civil Functions 3814-3816

U.S. Army, Segregation 2663

U.S. Army, Women's Army Corps 2640, 2657

U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 2630, 2652, 2653, 2659, 2672, 2692, 2708, 2735, 2753, 2811, 2813, 2863, 3180-3198, 8214-8216, 10189-10192, 11569, 11636

U.S. Attorney General 11393

U.S. Beet Sugar Assoc. 6097

U.S. Bureau of Employees' Compensation 2988

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2710

U.S. Bureau of Plant Industry, Barberry Eradication Campaign

2693

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation 2711, 3219, 11564

U.S. Central Intelligence Agency 2657, 2964, 3329, 3424, 3436, 3587

U.S. Central Intelligence Group 2736, 2753


Subject Folders

U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board 2731, 2753, 2983, 3483, 2638, 2642, 3639, 3640, 3642, 3643, 3745, 6708-6711, 10411-10414, 10760

U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board 2731, 2753, 2983, 3483, 2638, 2642, 3639, 3640, 3642, 3643, 3745, 6708-6711, 10411-10414, 10760

U.S. Civil Service Commission 2506, 2533, 2628, 2632, 2636, 2659, 2672, 2679, 2682, 2731, 2736, 2739-2746, 2751-2756, 3072, 3308A-3313, 3822-3832, 8293-8306, 10395-10410

U.S. Civil Service Commission, Pensions 5824-5827, 7210-7215, 8509-8522, 9011-9015, 10028

U.S. Civil Service Commission, Types of Employment

2754, 5327-5333

U.S. Civilian Production Administration 2553, 2662, 2663, 2696, 2732, 2810, 2814, 2815, 2823, 2849, 2862, 3048, 3071, 3228, 3235, 3431, 3436, 3480

U.S. Coast Guard 2741, 3230, 12279-12280

U.S. Commercial Policy 2671, 2733, 2747, 2861, 2944, 3046, 3058, 3219, 3221, 3244, 3246, 3257, 3258, 3370-3377, 3418, 3420, 3423, 3427, 3476, 3482, 3585, 4575-4582, 5979-5983, 7388, 9326-9331, 11573

U.S. Commission on Organization of Executive Branch of the Government

5984-5999, 6625, 9296, 11566, 11569, 11572, 11577, 11580, 11581, 11583, 11585, 11591, 11620, 11625, 11660, 11663, 11673, 11789, 11797, 11799

U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation 2446, 2634, 2644, 2686, 2731, 2740, 2741, 2932, 2948, 3048, 3451, 3481, 3796, 3797, 5065-5068, 6491-6493, 6495, 6496, 6501-6502, 6505, 6507-6510, 6513-6514, 6516-6518, 6529-6530, 6533, 6618, 8337-8338, 9926, 11587, 11592, 11593, 11628, 11652, 11659, 11661, 11673, 11675, 11689, 11698, 11786, 11801, 11805, 11806, 11817, 11826, 11862, 11864, 11867-11877, 11894, 11896-11897, 11952

U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation, Grain Conversions, Arkadelphia, AR

11867-11878

U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation, Increase in Borrowing Power

6500-6505, 6507, 6513, 6516

U.S. Congress, 79th, House, Military Affairs Committee

2779

U.S. Congress, 79th, House, Un-American Activities Committee

2449B

U.S. Congress, 79th, Senate, Education and Labor Committee

3002

U.S. Congress, 80th, Appropriations Legislation

2638, 2642, 2682, 2688, 2699, 2700-2712, 2983, 3066

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Agriculture and Forestry Committee

2810

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Agriculture 223


Subject Folders

Committee, Subcommittee on Hoof and Mouth Disease

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Appropriations Committee

2712, 3455

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Armed Services Committee

2775, 3640, 3645

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Campaign Expenditures Special Committee

3536-3544, 3547-3553, 3556, 3559, 3561, 3579

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Education and Labor Committee

2740

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Foreign Affairs Committee

2964

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Investigation of Campaign Expenditures for 1948, Special Committee

11678

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Joint Committee on Housing

3111

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Labor Committee 2753

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Merchant Marine Committee

3036

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Public Lands Committee

2897, 2899, 2900, 2919, 3067

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Public Works Committee

2782-2785, 2788-2790, 3237

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate Appropriations Committee

212, 8506, 11564, 11677

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Armed Services Committee

2771, 2775, 2777

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Civil Service Committee

2741, 2744, 2751, 2760, 2761, 2767, 3072, 3299, 3301, 3302

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, District of Columbia

2840, 2842-2846

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Finance Committee

3732, 11563, 11715

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Foreign Relations Committee

2924, 2952, 2972, 2972A

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Indian Affairs Committee

3023

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

2713, 2716, 2718-2721, 2986

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Senate, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

2713, 2716, 2718-2721, 2986


Subject Folders

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Small Business Committee

2737, 2823, 3053, 3231, 3536-3538, 3540, 3541, 3543, 3544, 3547, 3549-3554, 3561, 3572, 3575-3578

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Un-American Activities Committee

2657, 3046, 3058, 3059, 3420, 3513, 3514, 11574, 11573, 11694, 11828

U.S. Congress, 80th, House, Ways and Means Committee

2783, 2785, 2789, 2790, 3339, 3493

U.S. Congress, 80th, Senate, Judiciary Committee

2737, 2823, 3053, 3231, 3536-3538, 3540, 3541, 3543, 3544, 3547, 3549-3554, 3561, 3572, 3575-3578

U.S. Congress, 80th, Senate, Labor and Public Welfare Committee

2759, 2765, 2767, 2792-2795, 2798-2801, 2803-2808, 2857, 3125, 3166, 3177, 3524

U.S. Congress, 80th, Senate, Majority Conference

2712, 2788, 3222, 3234

U.S. Congress, 80th, Senate, Personnel Committee

2822

U.S. Congress, 80th, Senate, Public Works Committee

2820, 2912, 9209-9210, 9551, 9552, 11566

U.S. Congress, 80th, Special Session 2677, 2926-2937, 3052, 3462

U.S. Congress, 81st, Appointments 8046-8058

U.S. Congress, 81st, Senate, Appropriations Committee

11648, 11649

U.S. Congress, 81st, Senate, Finance Committee

6104, 6105

U.S. Congress, 81st, Senate, Foreign Relations Committee

6669, 11566

U.S. Congress, 81st, Senate, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

8664-8669

U.S. Congress, 81st, Senate, Special Committee to Investigate Organized Crime in Interstate Commerce

3546, 8339-8354, 8580, 9824, 11581, 11592, 11646, 11647, 11650, 11777, 11779, 11782, 11791

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Appropriations 10008-10013

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Agriculture Committee

11587, 11592, 11593

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Armed Services Committee

11635

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Crime Investigating Committee

11646, 11647

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Finance Committee

9327, 9504, 11583, 11584, 11585

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Foreign Relations Committee

11583, 11585

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Internal Security Committee

1590, 11675


Subject Folders

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

9016

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Minority Policy Committee

9504

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Post Office and Civil Service Committee

10541

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Preparedness Committee

9110-9113

U.S. Congress, 82nd, Senate, Small Business Committee

9446, 11307

U.S. Congress, House, Foreign Affairs Committee

11583

U.S. Congress, House, Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee

2713, 2715

U.S. Congress, Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation

3070, 3492, 11576

U.S. Congress, Senate, Banking and Currency Committee

2888-2890, 2985, 3378, 10468-10470

U.S. Constitution 3435

U.S. Court of Appeals, 8th Circuit 8334

U.S. Department of Agriculture 2629, 2643-2646, 2660, 2690, 2698, 2706, 2709-2712, 2729, 2742, 2743, 3069, 3223, 3435, 6489-6519, 7964-8000, 9897-9919

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agencies' Consolidation

2657, 2736

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Conservation Program of 1936

31

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Consumer Education

2711

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Farm Program, 1947-1948

2869, 3432

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Investigation, 1952

9920-9933, 11589

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Price Support Programs

11887, 11894

U.S. Department of Commerce 2680, 2694, 2697, 2698, 2702, 2703, 2705, 2707, 2709, 2710, 2740, 2741, 2746, 2753, 5387-5391, 8307-8311, 10415-10423

U.S. Department of Defense 2687, 2689, 2692-2695, 2697, 2702, 2703, 2704, 2706-2709, 6664, 8365-8366, 10478-10481

U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

3004


Subject Folders

U.S. Department of Justice 2633, 2655, 2657, 2697, 2 712, 2713, 2717-2723, 2730, 2747, 2824, 3536-3538, 3540-3556, 3558-3561, 3567, 3568, 3575-3584, 3597, 5712-5715, 7001, 7005, 8711-8721, 10806-10822, 11587

U.S. Department of Labor 2520, 2526, 2669, 2688-2692, 2694, 2697, 2699, 2702-2706, 2708-2710, 2712, 2752, 2836, 3769, 5716-5719, 8792-8796, 10890-10896

U.S. Department of State 2704, 2709, 2740, 2828, 3464-3470, 6460-6474, 6624, 6712-6780, 7644-7664, 9431-9444, 11285-11301

U.S. Department of State, Cultural Relations Program, "Voice of America" Broadcasts

2721, 2724, 2996, 3324, 3746, 3747, 3749, 11565, 11891, 12776

U.S. Department of the Interior 2554, 2630, 2668, 2689, 2691, 2695-2697, 2702, 2703, 2705, 2708-2710, 2712, 2753, 2921, 6956-6959, 10692-10719

U.S. Department of the Treasury 2674, 2693, 2695, 2697, 2701-2703, 2706, 2940, 7738-7741, 11372-11383

U.S. Department of War 2633, 2649, 2657-2659, 2662, 2663, 2665, 2675, 2685, 2710, 2745, 2813

U.S. Economic Cooperation Administration 9223, 9736, 11577, 11578, 11583-11585, 11588, 11599-11601, 11604, 11609, 11620, 11622, 11623, 11631, 11633-11636, 11639, 11646, 11647, 11657, 11728-11730, 11739, 11742, 11755, 11756, 11765-11767, 11783, 11822, 11845, 11919

U.S. Economic policy, 1945-1952 2857, 3069, 3199, 3486, 3593, 3734, 3738, 3744

U.S. Economic Stabilization Agency 9731, 10501-10528, 11582, 11584, 11647

U.S. Employment Service 2691, 2705, 2725, 3425, 3655, 4583-4587

U.S. Executive Branch Reorganization 2740, 2751, 3006-3019, 3105, 3275, 3335, 4583-4587, 5984-6008, 7451-7485, 9293-9298, 10727, 11215-11217, 11576, 11596, 11615, 11684

U.S. Extension Service 6514, 6515

U.S. Farm Credit Administration 2711, 2712, 2888-2891, 9898, 9923

U.S. Farm Security Administration 2454, 2676, 2680, 2703, 2987

U.S. Farmers Home Administration 2670, 2679, 2694, 2858, 2873, 3699, 9898

U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 2588, 2628, 2655, 2657, 2660, 2682, 2739, 2819, 3536-3541, 3543, 3544, 3546-3549, 3551-3553, 3556, 3557, 3559-3561, 3566, 3567, 3574-3579, 3583, 3584, 3593, 3597, 3807, 3808, 6819, 9714, 11562-11569, 11577, 11581, 11582, 11589, 11631, 11667, 11678

U.S. Federal Communications Commission 3437, 3747, 5230, 5517, 6824-6825, 8423-8437, 10556-10563

U.S. Federal Communications Commission, Television Freeze

8432-8437, 10556-10563, 11661

U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2633, 2856, 3063, 6630-6633, 8406-8408, 9898


Subject Folders

U.S. Federal Home Loan Bank 2888-2890, 2997, 3006, 3010, 3058

U.S. Federal Housing Administration 2553, 2691, 2814, 3010, 3011, 3017-3019, 3082

U.S. Federal Power Commission 2892, 2919, 3251, 3316, 4050, 5765-5766, 11575, 11759

U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, Kansas City, Missouri

2890, 2988

U.S. Federal Reserve Bank, St. Louis 2889

U.S. Federal Reserve Board 6630, 6633, 6635-6639

U.S. Federal Reserve Board, Credit Controls 2741, 2743, 3205, 3211

U.S. Federal Reserve System 8438-8439, 10564

U.S. Federal Security Agency 2712, 2726, 5514-5516, 6820-6823, 7629, 8440-8442, 10565-10568

U.S. Federal Trade Commission 2739, 2753, 3327, 6826-6828, 8443-8450, 10569, 10576

U.S. Federal Works Agency 2630, 2710, 2724, 2732, 2816, 2818, 2862, 2895-2897, 2899, 4051

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 2753, 6254

U.S. Food and Drug Administration 8511, 10606-10609

U.S. Foreign economic relations, Great Britain, 1940s

2480, 2707, 2728, 2924-2926, 2930, 2932, 2937, 2946, 3050, 3462

U.S. Foreign economic relations, Greece, 1940s

2818, 2826, 2924, 2949-2952, 2957-2959, 2961-2975, 3058, 3067, 3069, 3235, 3451

U.S. Foreign relations 2813, 2817, 2885, 2924-2927, 2930, 2931, 2933, 2934, 2937, 2946, 2949-2952, 2957, 2959, 2961-2975, 3067, 3069, 3199, 3219, 3222, 3317, 3331, 3517, 8562, 9223, 10621-10627, 11570, 11572, 12184

U.S. Foreign Service 3443, 3464, 3465, 3468, 3470, 4757-4787

U.S. General Accounting Office 8572-8573, 10632-10635

U.S. General Services Administration 6900-6903, 8574, 8575, 10636-10639

U.S. Government Printing Office 2662, 2819

U.S. Indian Claims Commission 2469, 3247, 3248, 3511

U.S. Internal Revenue Service 2664, 2673, 2678, 2681, 2687, 2691, 2697, 2785, 2897, 2899, 2939, 3443, 3448, 3634, 8451-8454, 10720-10731, 11587, 11610

U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission 2713-2723, 2753, 2947, 2986, 3058, 3749, 10732-10739, 11579, 11580

U.S. Labor-Management Services Administration

11806

U.S. Library of Congress 3177

U.S. Maritime Commission 2731, 2812

U.S. Munitions Board 9735

U.S. National Guard 2777, 2780


Subject Folders

U.S. National Labor Relations Board 2654, 2688, 2694, 2694, 2704, 2706, 2810, 2813, 2861, 3589, 4272, 2861, 3589, 4272, 4284, 11679, 11681

U.S. National Park Service 2654, 2711, 11930-11934

U.S. National Production Authority 6448-8880-8906, 10943-10950

U.S. National Railroad Adjustment Board 2854

U.S. National Science Foundation Legislation 2875, 3249, 3329, 3433

U.S. National Security Council 2777, 2964, 44579, 11580, 11583, 11584, 11647-11649, 11666, 11673, 11782

U.S. National Security Resources Board 6455, 8907-8908, 11588

U.S. Naval Reserve Air Field, Cape Girardeau, Missouri

2638-2640, 2642, 2852

U.S. Navy 2672, 2682, 2690-2693, 2701, 2702, 2704, 2707, 2713, 3252-3255, 5767-5776, 6171, 7160-7175, 8909-8977, 10951-11002

U.S. Office of Alien Property 10000

U.S. Office of Defense Transportation 2713, 2721, 2732, 3069, 3511

U.S. Office of Price Administration 2431, 2485, 2501, 2507, 2519, 2521, 2544, 2547, 2563, 2586, 2599, 2628, 2672, 2690, 2693, 2701, 2857, 2863, 2998, 3017, 3018, 3058, 3068, 3174, 3199, 3208, 3317, 3320, 3378-3410, 3471-3474, 3476, 12001, 12016, 12040, 12102-12104

U.S. Office of Price Stabilizations, 1952 11891, 11894

U.S. Office of the Housing Expediter 2823, 2861, 3018, 3019

U.S. Office of War Information 2662

U.S. Peace Department, Proposed 2632, 2729, 2732, 2976, 2984, 2986, 3048, 3071, 3327, 3330, 3430

U.S. Penitentiaries 2819, 3205

U.S. Philippine War Damage Commission 2630, 3226

U.S. Post Office Department 2516, 2523, 2554, 2558, 2624, 2628, 2630-2632, 2636, 2667-2679, 2689, 2694, 2702, 2703, 2705, 2708-2710, 2712, 2726, 2727, 2730, 2735, 2745, 2812, 2814, 2864, 2994, 3047-3049, 3072, 3229, 3295, 3311, 3329, 3421, 3443, 3586-3588, 3785, 4422-4440, 5842-5909, 6436, 6619, 6658, 7255-7258, 9056-9057

U.S. Post Office Department Legislation 5858-5898, 7271-7316, 9082-9091

U.S. Post Office Department, Air Mail Rates 2640-2642, 3046, 7960-7963, 9070-9081

U.S. Post Office Department, Censorship 3426

U.S. Post Office Department, Patronage 3298-3307, 3311, 4441-4460, 5898A, 5898B, 5899-5909, 7259, 7260, 9068

U.S. Post Office Department, Postage Rates, 1947

2631, 2663, 2668, 2675, 2679, 2689, 2745, 2770, 2812, 2814, 2816, 2851, 2852, 2942, 2978, 2987, 2994, 3046,


Subject Folders

3048, 3058, 3060, 3074, 3075, 3218, 3229, 3230, 3245, 3246, 3312-3314, 3326, 3328, 3329, 3429, 3431, 3438, 3441-3443, 3480, 3484, 3587, 4428, 4440, 4512-4516, 5910-5924, 7264-7270, 9070-9081, 11568

U.S. Post Office Department, Salaries 3435, 3637, 3833-3843, 4460-4512, 9092-9109

U.S. Post Office, Kansas City, Missouri 2726, 2978, 3424

U.s. President's War Relief Control Board 2825

U.S. Production and Marketing Administration 2608, 2629, 2683, 2690, 2692, 2694, 2697, 2701-2704, 2707, 2729, 2932, 9901

U.S. Public Buildings Administration 2897, 2899

U.S. Public Housing Administration 2726, 2732, 2740, 3007, 3017

U.S. Railroad Retirement Board 2712, 2794-2796, 2806, 11236

U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation 2544, 2551, 2662, 2734, 2740, 2753, 2822, 2911, 3323, 3336, 3412, 3413, 3435, 3479, 3480, 3483, 6057, 6171, 6175, 7389-7396, 9257-9276, 9555, 11204-11205, 11563, 11574, 11578-11580, 11582, 11583, 11585, 11586, 11607, 11609, 11617, 11641, 11643-11645, 11647, 11651, 11657, 11673, 11776, 11779, 11786, 11792, 11797, 11830, 11831, 11847

U.S. Rural Electrification Administration 2581, 2584, 2655, 2658, 2686, 2690, 2697, 2702, 2705, 2711, 2732, 2736, 2784, 2786-2788, 2895, 2896, 2924, 2997, 3208, 3223, 3343-3369, 3443, 3452, 3502, 3596, 4564-4574, 5962-5969, 6155-6157, 6775, 7373-7387, 9251-9256, 11197-11203, 11606

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 2711, 11245-11249

U.S. Selective Service 6098, 7533-7549, 8724, 9357-9388, 11250-11260, 12764

U.S. Social Security Administration 2608, 2706, 2725, 2940, 2979, 2985, 11266-11281

U.S. Southwestern Power Administration 2554, 2696-2702, 2704, 2706, 2708, 2711, 3460, 3461, 4520-4526, 4694-4756, 7640-7643, 9420-9430, 11284

U.S. Steel Corporation 3561, 10502

U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority 2546, 2671, 2672, 2692, 2708, 2733, 2782, 2783, 2822, 2863, 2902, 2906, 2908, 2911, 2913, 3218, 3453, 4520-4526, 6263-6271, 10016, 11613, 11859

U.S. Veterans Administration 2533, 2629, 2631, 2634, 2648, 2673, 2682, 2688, 2691, 2694, 2695, 2697, 2700-2702, 2707-2710, 2712, 2735, 2744, 2751, 2848, 2853, 3047, 3058-3060, 3206, 3207, 3218, 3224, 3226, 3246, 3286-3294, 3324, 3328, 3422, 3483, 3520-3535, 3587, 5824-5827, 6293-6333, 6697-7707, 7758-7814, 9632-9700, 11420-11505, 11939, 12772-12775

U.S. Veterans Administration, Disability Compensation

2733, 2814, 2845, 2851, 3518, 3520, 3521, 3526, 11888

U.S. Veterans Administration, Vocational 2733, 3520-3522


Subject Folders

Rehabilitation and Education Division

U.S. vs. Vehicular Parking Ltd. 11898-11901

U.S. Wage Stabilization Board 10502, 10509

U.S. Wage-Hour Administrator 2814, 3067, 7856-7858, 9730-9732

U.S. War Assets Administration 2654, 2669-2671, 2686, 2690, 2743, 2745, 2848, 2897, 2899, 2900, 2977, 2984, 2986, 2990, 3209, 3210, 3441, 3595, 3619, 3600, 3604, 3620-3622, 3630, 3645, 3647, 4978-4989, 6171, 7859, 11531, 11587, 11661, 11857, 11867-11876

U.S. War Claims Commission 9733, 11532-11533, 12777

U.S. War Production Board 2693, 2713

Ulianov, Vladimir Ilich (1870-1924) 11573, 11575, 11582, 11592, 11626, 11643, 11758, 11764

Underwood, Marguerite 2469, 3511

Unemployment, 1950 11756

Union Equity Exchange, Oklahoma 2782

United Auto Workers Cooperative Stores 2782

United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America

2954, 3006

United Farmers of America 3058

United National Association of Post Office Clerks

2759

United Nations 2615, 2633, 2652, 2653, 2660, 2670, 2698, 2734, 2744, 2813, 2825, 2826, 2829, 2830, 2832-2834, 2836, 2851, 2926, 2963, 2965, 2971-2974A, 3020, 3065, 3513, 3518, 3555, 3637, 3733, 4153, 4851-4853, 6780, 7868-7870, 8363, 9605-9613, 11398-11403, 12767

United Nations European Economic Commission

11582, 11585

United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA)

2825, 2826, 2837, 2839, 3072, 3209, 11576, 11583, 11585, 11595

United Nations, Martin Resolution 2774

United Nations, Middle East, 1947 3065

United Nations, Peace Day 2863

University of Kansas City 2895, 2896, 3590

University of Missouri 2895, 2896, 2965, 3199, 3479, 8894

University of Missouri, Agricultural Extension Service

2698, 2707, 2904, 2980, 3452-3459

University of Missouri, Department of Intercollegiate Athletics

3255

Urban League 3512

Urey, Harold C. 2653


Subject Folders

Vandenberg, Arthur H. (1884-1951) 2503, 2511, 2660, 2683, 2689, 2705, 2734, 2924, 2949, 2952, 2964, 2978, 3069, 3450, 3468, 3515, 3560, 3635, 3645, 3677, 5632, 11563, 11565-11567, 11570, 11571, 11581, 11582, 11614, 11620, 11645, 11677, 11720, 11750, 11767, 11768, 11776, 11777, 11779, 12039

Vandenberg, Hoyt S. (1899-1954) 11581-11584, 11595, 11673

Vanderbilt, Arthur T. (1888-1957) 11565, 11717

Vare, William S. 3542

Vaughn, Harry H. (1893-1981) 3558

Veatch, N. T. 3515-3516, 12118

Veiled Prophet Parade, St. Louis 10240

Verde River Irrigation and Power District 2740-2743, 2811, 2819, 2939, 2945, 2980, 2981, 2986, 2995, 3059, 3210, 3245, 3271, 3429, 3432, 3436, 3515, 6441, 6444

Veterans 2491, 2506, 2507, 2530, 2535, 2594, 2615, 2622, 2633, 2648, 2670, 2671, 2673, 2679, 2681, 2684-2692, 2694, 2697, 2698, 2700-2702, 2704, 2707-2710, 2727, 2732, 2953-2955, 2975, 3217, 3244, 12089, 12014

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sedalia, Missouri 12087

Veterans, Handicapped 2812, 2845, 2994, 3056, 3292, 3520, 3521, 3630, 3635, 3636, 11888

Veterans--Education 2706, 2865, 2875, 2876, 2880, 2895, 2896, 2953, 2978, 3217, 6334-6336

Veterans--Employment 2594, 2939, 3629

Veterans--Housing, 1940s 2679, 3006, 3011, 3015, 3016, 3256, 3403, 3433, 3483, 3516

Veterans--Law and legislation 2551, 2615, 2657, 2673, 2684, 2685, 2709, 2733, 2734, 2741, 2753, 2768, 2819, 2953, 2954, 3014, 3048, 3263, 3264, 3521, 3522, 3524, 3528, 3786, 3825, 4013-4015, 4147-4151, 6435, 6662, 7816-7818, 9691-9694, 11506, 11511, 11952

Veterans--Occupational training 3068, 3663, 3664, 3521, 3523, 3528, 3530, 3532, 6337-6339

Vetter, Erwin F. 12077

Vetter, James 12078

Vieth, Edwin F. 12078

Vinson, Fred M. (1890-1953) 2813, 3645, 11598

Vishinsky, Andrei 11575, 11689, 11700, 11770

Vocational Education Act of 1946 2697, 2703, 2705, 2711, 2878, 2879, 3267

Vocational Education, Missouri 2697, 2711

Vollmer, Karl K. 12074, 12075

Von Gontard, Albert 12075

Voyles, Robert L. 12087


Subject Folders

W. N. Matthews Corporation 3229

Wabash Railroad Company 3635, 3636, 6103, 3210

Wadleigh, Julian Henry 11577

Wage-price policy 2739, 3593, 3635, 3640, 5925, 7317-7330, 9116-9186, 11135-11143, 11887, 11894, 12104-12105, 12184

Wages--Minimum wage 2852, 3438

Wagner, Joe C. 2606, 3198

Wagner, Robert Ferdinand 2526

Wallace, Henry A. 2461, 2502, 2508, 2531, 2538, 2630, 2662, 2682, 2683, 2702, 2746, 2922, 2968, 2973, 2977, 3047, 3216, 3569, 11573, 11578, 11583, 11595, 11619, 11620, 11626, 11686, 11689, 11693, 11740, 12025, 12028, 12104

Wallace, Lewis H. 2447, 2642

Walsh, Jerome 3536, 3539, 3543, 3544, 3547-3549, 3561, 3579

Wanzer, Othello F. 11902-11905

Wappapello Dam and Reservoir 2904, 11889

War Materials, Shipment of 7551-7555

War Mobilization and Reconversion Act 2630, 2735, 2895, 2896

War Powers Extension Act, Amendment to 2741-2743, 2746, 2775, 2855, 2924, 3061, 3199, 3323, 3326, 5441

Ward, Artemus 11600

Warner, Bill 2452

Warner, William 2554

Warren, Earl 2502, 2608, 2683, 3635, 3972, 3984, 4617, 11747, 11971, 12106, 12107

Warren, Lindsay C. 6347, 11569, 11580, 11583, 11647, 11782, 11797, 11895

Warrick, Dupuy Goza 12102

Washington D.C., Home Rule 3935, 3936, 6373

Washington D.C., Legislation 2840-2846, 2979, 3926-3937

Washington D.C., Municipal Courts 2842-2847

Washington State Farmers Cooperative 2782

Washington, Val J. 6061, 12069

Water Conservation 2921

Water Pollution 2678, 3516, 3679, 12780

Waters, Henry J., Jr. 2443, 3317, 8985

Watkins, Arthur V. 5583, 5629, 9568, 11568, 11569, 11578, 11595

Watson, Drake 3235, 3590

Watson, James E. 3561

Wear, Sam M. 3536, 3538-3541, 3544, 3547-3549, 3556-3557, 3561, 3564,


Subject Folders

3572, 3574-3579, 3584, 11712

Weather--Control 8664-8665

Webb, Sydney 11764

Webster, Richard 9761-9764

Weeks, Sinclair 11218

Weiskopf, Herbert 3591

Welch, A. D. 11232, 11554, 12120

Welch, Phil J. 5930, 10641

Welch, Richard J. 3036

Welker, Herman 10255, 11326

Welles, Sumner 11703

Wells, Arthur H. 3567

Weltmer, T. C. 2548, 2575, 2619

Western Blueprint Company, 1946 12095

Western Missouri Businessmen's Association 2790

Western Newspapers Union 12096

Western Union Telegraph Company 3266, 12750-12752

Wheat--Government policy 4969-4975, 7862, 11845, 12778, 12780

Wheeler, Hubert 3312

Wherry, Kenneth S. 2661, 2744, 2964, 3028, 3036, 3334, 3420, 3537, 3597, 3599, 5578, 6105, 6356, 7993, 11566, 11579, 11580, 11582, 11614, 11623, 11642, 11649, 11730, 11774, 11777, 11779, 11798, 11825, 11993

Whinrey, Walter V. 2565, 3458

White House 3623, 7876, 9777

White River 2735

White, Harry Dexter 11573, 11576

White, Mitchell 3558

White, Wallace H., Jr. 2705, 2719, 2979

Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri 2985, 3645-3649, 5018-5025, 9833, 11583, 11617-11619

Wild, John M. 11859

Wildlife Conservation 2681, 2686, 2850, 2904, 11844

Wiley, Alexander 2737, 2812, 2997, 3537, 3572, 3593, 4174, 9355, 10000, 11571, 11687, 11888

Wiley-Gillette Bill 6506, 11573, 11627, 11764

Wilkins, Roy (1901-1981) 10390

Williams, G. Mennen 11557, 11581, 11583, 11586, 11587, 11612

Williams, George H. 3585

Williams, H. R. 2434, 3985


Subject Folders

Williams, Kyle D. 11999

Wilson, E. G. 2456, 2457, 2465, 2466, 2490, 2549, 2557, 2559, 2560, 2562, 2575, 2576, 2579, 2589, 2600, 2601, 2608, 2616, 2942, 3277, 3281, 3282, 3485

Wilson, James C. 2820

Wilson, Woodrow 11606

Winchell, Walter 2746

Wittfogel, Carl 11590

Women--Civil rights 2514, 2575, 3594, 3943, 9215-9222

Women's International League for Peace and Freedom

6098

Wood, John 3255

Woods, J. Merrill 2434

Wool--Law and legislation 2634, 2636, 2658, 2682, 2747, 2858, 2861, 2995, 3061, 3072, 3073, 3267, 3327, 3330, 3375, 3429, 3430, 3441, 3444, 3480, 3600, 3628, 3665, 3666, 3672, 3674

Wool-Law and Legistlation 2634, 2636, 2658, 2682, 2747, 2857, 2861, 2995, 3061, 3072, 3073, 3267, 3327, 3330, 3375, 3429, 3430, 3441, 3444, 3480, 3600, 3628, 3665, 3666, 3672, 3674

Workers' compensation, Law and legislation 2803, 2812, 2857, 2943, 2983, 3055, 3268, 3424, 3431

World politics, 1945-1965 11571, 11573, 11578-11581, 11583-11585, 11588, 11590, 11593, 11595, 11598-11600, 11602-11604, 11609, 11613, 11619, 11620, 11623, 11625, 11629, 11630, 11639, 11636, 11638, 11640, 11643, 11647, 11648, 11650, 11652, 11658, 11662, 11666, 11674, 11675, 11686, 11693, 11694, 11699, 11700, 11707, 11718, 11731, 11735, 11743, 11745, 11754, 11757, 11764, 11770, 11772, 11774, 11777, 11779, 11780, 11782, 11784, 11797, 11807

World War, 1939-1945 3058, 3613

World War, 1939-1945--Displaced persons 2825-2839, 3635, 3703, 3732, 3913-3928, 5406-5418, 6423, 6776, 6786-6799, 8368-8369

World War, 1939-1945--Hawaiian Islands, Pearl Harbor

3072

World War, 1939-1945--Italian treaty 2633, 2744, 2817, 2850, 2859, 2860, 2941, 2942, 2994, 2995, 3056, 3057, 3071, 3210, 319, 3229, 3230, 3247, 3324, 3327, 3328, 3441, 3483, 3516

World War, 1939-1945--Pacific Theater of Operations

3613

World War, 1939-1945--Peace 3467, 3469, 11650

World War, 1939-1945--Prisoners and prisons 3217

World War, 1939-1945--U.S. Army, Occupation

2667, 3218, 3227, 6584, 11788


Subject Folders

Wrench, Jesse E. 2711

Wright, J. Handley 10359-10360, 11543-11545, 12120

Wyker, Harlan E. 3604

Wynne, Grace 3216, 3596, 3597

Yalta Conference 2633, 3268, 7873, 11573, 11577, 11583, 11584, 11606, 11609, 11610, 11613, 11619, 11636, 11637, 11640, 11646, 11648, 11649,11651, 11653, 11699, 11757, 11761

Young Republican National Federation 11991, 12012, 12070

Young, E. Merle 11579

Young, George S. 2558

Young, Howard Isaac (1889-1965) 3168, 6164

Young, James A. 3630, 3631, 11595

Young, Milton R. (1897- ) 3036, 3068, 3514, 5582, 111845

Young, Mitchell 2663

Young, Robert R. 2721

Zimmerman, Orville 2598, 2979, 3257, 3553, 3583

Zimmermann, Louise 12075

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