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University of Oklahoma Libraries Western History Collections
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal Collection
Rosenthal, Elizabeth Clark. Papers, 1876–1989. 60 feet. Anthropologist. Professional correspondence (1936–1977) of Elizabeth “Betty” Clark Rosenthal, and printed research materials (1876–1989) on Indians of the Southwest, collected during Rosenthal’s career as an anthropologist and Indian advocate. Rosenthal served as program director of Intercultural Studies Group in New York City, New York, a regional association concerned with the interrelationships between Indians and non-Indians with respect to education, the arts, and community services. Rosenthal was associated with Episcopal Church missions to Indians and was the founder of United Scholarship Service, Inc., which brought American Indian students to study at New England schools and colleges.
Guide to Boxes
Topic: Boxes: Personal: Correspondence 1-4 Personal: General Materials 5-10 Personal: W.H. Over Museum 11-12 Episcopal Church General Records 13-22 Episcopal Church General Records: Ecumenical Work 22-23 Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of South Dakota 23-24 Episcopal Church General Records: Navajoland Area Mission 24-26 Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Minnesota 26-27 Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Massachusetts 27-28 Episcopal Church General Records: Miscellaneous 28 Episcopal Church General Correspondence 29-34 Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education 35-50 United Scholarship Service, Inc. 51-60
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USDA Correspondence and Survey Materials 61-63 Santa Clara Community Foundation 64-69 American Association on Indian Affairs 70-76 General Indian Correspondence 76-79 Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project 80 Pierre Indian Learning Center 81 National Congress of American Indians 82 Indian Organizations 83-86 Reports, Proposals, and Unpublished Manuscripts 87-96 Bureau of Indian Affairs 97-99 Indian Art / Arts and Crafts 100-105 Art (general) 106-107 Indian Conferences and Workshops 108-112 Religious Newsletters and Magazines 113-120 Religious Pamphlets, Flyers, and Newsletters 121-123 Indian Religious Publications 124-129 Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts (miscellaneous) 130-134 Bibliographic Materials 135-137 Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials 138-141 U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans 142-145 General Publications about Native Americans 146-151 University, College, and Education-Related Materials 152-155 Native American Newsletters and Newspapers 156-162
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Newspaper Clippings 163-168 Flyers / Brochures / Printed Materials 168-169 Travel and Tourism Materials 170-171 Books, Pamphlets and Magazines 172-177 Recent Additions to the Collection 178 Outsized Materials (2 boxes) Loc. 08459 Posters Shelf 20 Maps Dr. 8504 Sound Recordings 2282-2308
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University of Oklahoma Libraries
Western History Collections
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal Collection
Box 1: Personal: Correspondence Folder: 1. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1911-1939. 2. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1940-1945. 3. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1946-1949. 4. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1950-1953. 5. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1954-1956. 6. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1957-1958. Box 2: Personal: Correspondence Folder: 1. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1959. 2. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1960. 3. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1961. 4. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1962-1965. 5. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1966-1970. 6. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, 1971-1977. 7. Personal correspondence of the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark and family, undated. Box 3: Personal: Correspondence Folder: 1. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1929-1969. 2. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1970-1971. 3. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1972. 4. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1973-1974. 5. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1975-1977. 6. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1978. 7. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1979. 8. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1980-1983.
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9. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1984-1985. Box 4: Personal: Correspondence Folder: 1. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1986-1989. 2. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1990-1992. 3. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1993-1995. 4. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, 1996-1999. 5. Personal correspondence of Elizabeth C. “Betty” Clark Rosenthal and family, undated. 6. Personal correspondence of Winifred E. Mann, 1953-1970, n.d. 7. Personal correspondence of Clifford Samuelson, 1968-1970, n.d. 8. Miscellaneous personal correspondence; not to/from Clarks or Rosenthals. 9. Notes written by Laura I. Scamman while with the Clarks in Minneapolis, 1956. Describes daily
life and work, and activities of the Clarks. Box 5: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Medical receipts, 1989-1992. 2. Medical receipts, 1990-1999. 3. Bank statements and financial receipts, 1970-1982. 4. Bills, invoices, receipts, 1941-1990. 5. Clark family financial and medical receipts. 6. Miscellaneous papers and event programs, n.d. 7. D.W. Clark diploma from the Kearney Military Academy, 1904. Box 6: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Winifred E. Mann, personal papers, n.d. 2. Personal and family greeting cards. 3. Personal and family greeting cards. 4. Personal and family greeting cards. 5. Personal and family greeting cards. 6. Papers given to Elizabeth Mann Clark by Mary Currier Blanchard in 1928. Includes various
letters, songs, writings, and drawings by/collected by Mary Currier.
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Box 7: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Clark family articles and newspaper clippings. 2. Clark family genealogy, and memorials. 3. David W. Clark appointment books, 1959-1961. 4. David W. Clark address book, n.d. 5. David W. Clark work-related diaries, 1931-1933. 6. Betty Rosenthal journals. Box 8: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Rosenthal children’s schoolwork and related papers. 2. Rosenthal children’s schoolwork and related papers. 3. Betty Rosenthal calendars and appointment books, 1965-1971. 4. Betty Rosenthal school materials. 5. Betty Rosenthal school materials. Box 9: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Betty Rosenthal school materials. 2. Betty Rosenthal biographical information and miscellaneous writings. 3. Betty Rosenthal biographical information. 4. Betty Rosenthal biographical information. Includes vitae, applications for employment, and an
astrological portrait. 5. Betty Rosenthal legal papers. Includes copies of Robert L. Rosenthal’s death certificate; last will
and testament of William Buford Thomas; Betty Rosenthal’s passport; and Betty Rosenthal’s will dated 1969.
6. Betty Rosenthal day planners and calendars. Box 10: Personal: General Materials Folder: 1. Betty Rosenthal correspondence and notes regarding a project to write the history of her
involvement with Native Americans and Native American organizations. 2. Betty Rosenthal property rental papers. 3. Cookbooks and recipes. 4. Miscellaneous paper scraps and notes. 5. Miscellaneous personal papers.
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6. Blank stationery. 7. Estate papers of Jeane Murphy, 1977. Box 11: Personal: W.H. Over Museum David W. Clark Memorial Exhibit Folder: 1. “About the W.H. Over Museum,” 1979. 2. Correspondence with the W.H. Over Museum, 1971-1996. 3. David W. Clark Memorial Exhibit materials, press releases, inventory, articles, etc., 1974. 4. David W. Clark Memorial Exhibit materials, gift agreements, production notes, programs, 1972-
1974. 5. David and Elizabeth Clark Memorial Exhibit, publications, appraisals, inventories, 1972-1974. Box 12: Personal: W.H. Over Museum David W. Clark Memorial Exhibit Folder: 1. W.H. Over Museum publications, grant proposals, exhibit materials. 2. W.H. Over Museum publications, grant proposals, exhibit materials. 3. Information on the Crow Creek Agency, and Crow Creek Crafts. 4. Information on William Fuller’s painting, Crow Creek Agency, Dakota Territory, 1884. Includes
a 1991 letter from Ruth [Wells?] regarding Fuller’s painting. 5. Cards with a brief description of Betty Rosenthal’s “Old Fort Thompson” Project to interview
people who lived at Old Fort Thompson and Crow Creek, 1984. Also includes a letter from Betty Rosenthal discussing problems with interviewee participation. (See also Sound Recordings for the interviews.)
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Box 13: Episcopal Church General Records: 1934-1960 Folder: 1. Minutes of the Meeting of the Joint Commission on Rural Work. Atlantic City, New Jersey,
October 18, 1934. Report of the Findings Committee of the Indian Missionary Section. Fourteenth Annual
Wisconsin Rural Leadership Summer School. College of Agriculture, University of Wisconsin, Madison, July 1-12, 1935.
Constitution and bylaws of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers, 1936. “Seminar on Indian Affairs,” Office of Indian Affairs, U.S. Dept. of Interior in cooperation with
Joint Committee on Indian Work…, 1939. Summary of the Conference of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers. Farmington, New
Mexico, June 9-13, 1941. “The Relation of the National Conference to Indian Affairs Today,” by Elizabeth and David
Clark 1946. Typescript by Elizabeth P. Clark titled, “Projects in Citizenship: National Fellowship of Indian
Workers, 1946”. Meeting agenda of the Executive Committee of Indian Committee, December 12, 1945. Includes
a proposed budget for Indian Work in 1946. Printed pamphlet for the National Town-Country Church Institute, 1947. Typescript of a paper by the Rev. David Clark titled, “Work Among Indians in Relation to the
Rural Church Program for the Province of the Pacific.” Presented to the Rural Church Planning Conference, Boise, Idaho, Feb. 12-14, 1947.
Handwritten spreadsheet of summer program expenses, 1947. Tentative program for the Southwest Regional Conference, National Fellowship of Indian
Workers, 1948. Outline for exhibit prepared for Home Department, National Council of the Episcopal Church.
San Francisco Convention, 1949. Program and schedule for the 28th National Episcopal Conference on the Town and Country
Church. Salt Lake City, Utah, April 12-14, 1950. 2. Bulletin for the National Town Country Church Institute, 1951. Proposed agenda and programs for the Conference on National Rural Church Training Policy,
Roanridge, Parkville, Missouri, November 13-15, 1951. Typescript summary by Lawrence E. Lindley regarding a summer field trip, including notes on
the National Fellowship of Indian Workers; Indian Work in Wisconsin; the Chippewa of Minnesota; and a workshop on community organization in Oklahoma. September 29, 1952.
Comments on Report of Conference on Student Summer Training, Town and Country Institute,
Roanridge, November 1952. List of projects of Committee on Indian Work. Job Analysis – Indian Field Representative.
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“Background Material for the Resolutions Adopted by the Council of the Diocese of Chicago,”
circa 1953. 3. Registration packet for 57th General Convention of PECUSA, held in Boston September 7-19,
1952. 4. Typescripts of statement by Reginald Fisher to the Roanridge Conference on Indian Work,
Roanridge Farm, Parkville, Missouri, March 2, 1955, titled “Observations on Episcopal-Indian Relations.” Includes typescripts of related published articles.
“A Resume of Addresses on Educational Evangelism,” by Paul L. Sturges, National Fellowship
of Indian Workers Association Camp, Colorado, 1955. “A Statement of the Need for an Educational Counseling Service for American Indian Youth,” by
the Subcommittee on Education of the Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, November 1955.
“A Study of the Episcopal Work among the Indians Supported by the Home Department of the
National Council,” 1955. “Indian Men Work with Alcoholics Anonymous.” Minutes of an organizational meeting of the Commission on Southwestern Episcopal-Indian
Relations,” held at Good Shepherd Mission, Fort Defiance, July 9, 1955. Outline of Missions Study Course for Methodist Conference, titled “Indian Americans,” 1955.
Includes title for presentation by David W. Clark. Flyer listing visual aids and printed materials for the 1955-56 missions theme. 5. A typescript “Statement of Principles on Indian Affairs” from a seminar attended by Friends
groups in Washington, D.C., January 21-23, 1956. Reports and statistics regarding the scholarship program of the association, 1957. 6. Travel brochures, newspaper clippings, and printed memorabilia from Japan, with information
regarding KEEP (the Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project), 1957-1960. 7. Travel brochures, newspaper clippings, and printed memorabilia from Japan, with information
regarding KEEP (the Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project), 1957-1960. 8. Action of General Convention of 1958 Concerning Work of the National Council and Its
Departments and Divisions. Report, “The Ministry of the Protestant Episcopal Church to American Indians,” circa 1958. Report of Field Representative to the Indian Committee, December 9, 1958. A series of diagrams about “Association Staff and Affiliations,” 1958-1959. 9. “A Study of Twenty Year Trend in Rocky Mountain and Dakota Synods Evangelical and
Reformed Church, Part I”. Prepared for General Council, Evangelical and Reformed Church, January 1959.
10. “Policy Statement of the Board of National Missions of the United Presbyterian Church in the
USA on the Mission of the Church to Indian Americans,” April 1959.
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“Semi-Annual Report of the General Manager, Rehabilitation Program, Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council,” July 1 – December 31, 1959.
“Peyote and the Native American Church of the United States,” for review by Health Committee,
by C. Macgregor, December 1959. “Criteria for National Support of Local Projects – Indian Newcomers,” 1959. 11. Printed and hand-drawn maps showing Indian distribution in the US, and Episcopal missions to
Indians in the US, including a guide to Episcopal missions among the Navajo; in Minnesota, and the Diocese of Colorado, 1960.
A mailing for “Study of the Needs of the Mission and Ministry to the American Indians, Part I”
asking for information on local mission work among Indians, May 1960. A list of recommendations regarding Indian Work within the Episcopal Church, September 21,
1960. “Research in the Protestant Episcopal Church, USA,” circa 1960. Box 14: Episcopal Church General Records: 1960-1961 Folder: 1. A draft and a bound copy of “Report on American Indian Work of the Episcopal Church,” by
Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, Research Editor, June 1960. 2. First draft and additional copies of “A Report on American Indian Work of the Protestant
Episcopal Church,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, June 1960. 3. Preparatory surveys and research material for “Report on American Indian Work of the Episcopal
Church,” and reactions to the report, 1960. 4. Meeting minutes of the Committee on Intergroup Relations, July 16-17, 1960. Draft paper on being a Christian in the world community by Daisuke Kitagawa, 1960. “Observations” by the Rev. Vine Deloria, and “The Missionary in a Cultural Trap,” by Vine
Deloria, Jr. 5. A report by David W. Clark on American Indian people in Denver, Colorado, February 4-14,
1961. Reports of the Social Service Department, St. John’s Cathedral, Denver Colorado, 1961. CSR Department, Diocese of Colorado, “Suggestions for Parish Committees.” February 8, 1961. A list of persons in American Indian Work in the Diocese of Colorado; and a list of procedures
for parish committees in Denver, 1961. 6. Meeting minutes and reports of the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work, 1961-1968. 7. Eighth Province Report of the General Division of Women’s Work and News, April 14-17, 1961. Consultation on American Indian Work, National Town-Country church Institute, Roanridge,
Parksville, Missouri. May 8-11, 1961. A list of persons to receive copies of Ute Bulletin of July 8, 1961.
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Agenda and registration list, and orientation workshop itinerary for National Fellowship of Indian Workers, Estes Park, Colorado, July 12-17, 1961.
Typescript copy, “The Church and the American Indian.” “The Witness of Indian Work in the Larger Mission of the Church,” which lists locations of
Episcopal work with Indians in the US. 8. Typescript materials regarding the 1961 General Convention of the Episcopal Church, including
information on the resolutions on American Indian Work adopted at the convention. 9. Lists of representatives of American Indian Work in dioceses of the Episcopal Church, 1961. 10. Two catalogs of books available from the lending library at the National Town-Country Church
Institute at Roanridge, 1961. Box 15: Episcopal Church General Records: 1962-1963 Folder: 1. Meeting minutes, reports, recommendations, and membership lists for the National Advisory
Committee on Indian Work, 1961-1962. Includes “A Report on the Wallowa County Educational Day Camp, Missionary District of Eastern Oregon”; and “A Report on the American Indian Boys Tour-Dance Program.”
2. Budget materials for the Home Department; the Department of Christian Social Relations; and for
Indian Work, 1962. 3. “Social Welfare Problems of American Indian Children and Families in the Great Plains States.”
A summary of findings of a field study in Nebraska, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota. April 1962.
Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work report on a field trip to Hayward, Wisconsin in 1962. Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work announcement regarding Reinhart B. Gutmann, 1962. 4. Copies of “Ministry Among American Indians, Social Welfare and Community Development:
Part II Report,” based on findings of a 1961 field study in Nebraska, Iowa, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota. September 1962.
5. Copies of “Why They Voted No,” regarding a film on the American Indian to be produced for the
Radio and Television Division of the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church. February 23, 1962.
A statement on policy and strategy by the Department of Promotion for the National Council of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. 1962. Includes related hand-written notes. An incomplete report listing Episcopal missions to Indians in the U.S., noting problem areas and
number of staff, circa 1962. “Report on Denver Visit – David and Elizabeth Clark,” November 6-18, (circa 1962?). 6. Typescript, “Town and Country Work in the Program, Organization, Structure, and Budget of the
National Council of the Episcopal Church.” Program for an ecumenical service of worship, n.d. Blank application form for scholarship aid from the Episcopal Church’s Advance Program,
Indian Work, 1962.
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Completed expense reports for Elizabeth C. Rosenthal submitted to the National Council,
Protestant Episcopal Church, 1962. 7. “Strategy for Mission: A Report of the Conference on the Church’s Concern for “In” and “Out”
Migration in the Province of the Northwest,” held at All Saints’ Conference Center, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, April 23-26, 1963.
Conference report, “The Church Child Care and Youth Agency Faces the Changing World,”
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, April 22-24, 1963. 8. Budget figures for Indian Work, Town and Country, and other Episcopal Church departments,
1963. 9. Progress report of American Indian Mission and Ministry, May 1963; and a chart listing
personnel figures in American Indian Mission and Ministry. 10. Report from the Sixth Province Division of Town and Country Conference, Sioux Falls, South
Dakota. “A Consideration of Basic Population Changes, 1950-1960, with Special Reference to the West-North Central Region of the United States,” by Marvin P. Riley, April 25, 1963.
“Cultural Objectives in Indian Mission,” by Arthur E. Walmsley. Multiple copies of “The Task of Christian Education for American Indians,” by Reinhart
Gutmann, circa 1963. Handbook for Diocesan Departments of Christian Social Relations. 1962 Annual Report, Diocesan Departments of Christian Social Relations. May 16, 1963. “A Bibliography of Films for Use in Family Life & Sex Education,” prepared by The National
Council Staff Committee on Family Life, 1963. 11. Statement of expenditures for Tillie Walker, National Conference on Religion and Race. October
29, 1963. Typescript notes on a meeting with the Department of Promotion, November 5, 1963. Application for scholarship assistance for Paul Uken, May 17, 1963. Agenda for Advance Program, Health and Welfare Division Conference, April 22-24, 1963. Report of Reinhart Gutmann on a visit to San Juan Mission, 1963. Report of Reinhart Gutmann on visit to St. Christopher’s Mission, Bluff, Utah, 1963. 12. Multiple copies of “Report on Historical Research in Episcopal and Other Archives,” by Robert
H. Keller, Jr., 1963. Box 16: Episcopal Church General Records: 1963-1965 Folder: 1. Meeting minutes, reports, recommendations, and membership lists for the National Advisory
Committee on Indian Work, 1963. Includes copies of “’Indian-ness’ Today,” by Kent Fitzgerald. 2. Bibliography on the state jurisdiction controversy, and accompanying statement by the Rev.
Frederick E. Jessett to the Episcopal clergy conference, January 29, 1964.
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Report of Conference with Bishop Brady about Oneida, January 5-6, 1964. 1963 Annual Report, Christian Social Relations, March 15, 1964. Multiple copies of “The Witness of Indian Work in the Larger Mission of the Church.” Lists
locations of Indian Work by the Episcopal Church in the US. “A General Description and Some Data on the Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Region:
Background Material for the Study Conference on Metropolitan Planning,” Omaha, Nebraska, April 8-10, 1964.
3. “Impressions of the American Indian Capital Conference on Poverty,” by the Rt. Rev. Conrad H.
Gesner, D.D., Bishop of South Dakota. Recommendation by Bishop Corrigan regarding the Urban Pilot Diocese Program; and
Ecumenicity in the College and University Ministry, May 25-26, 1964. 4. Registration packet, list of registrants, and related materials for Triennial of National Fellowship
of Indian Workers, 1964. 5. “Social Casework and Community Organization with the American Indian Families in the Bay
Area,” Summer 1964. Printed report, “Home Department, Special Projects: Opportunities for Missionary Giving,” 1964.
Fall 1964 supplement enclosed. 6. Miscellaneous mimeographed lists and information regarding clergy working among Spanish-
speaking in the US, and the Committee on Training and related training programs. 7. Manual on the Student Parish Training Program, Executive Council, Home Department. Multiple copies of “A Report on the Wallowa County Educational Day Camp: Missionary
District of Eastern Oregon, 1962, ’63, ’64.” 8. Meeting minutes, reports, recommendations, and memoranda for the National Advisory
Committee on Indian Work, 1964-1965. 9. Typescript draft of a paper on the American Indian and the Episcopal Church. Statement of Request for an Experimental Demonstration Project, regarding a project by the
United Presbyterian Church in the USA for Indians in the Southern California area. Report, “Some Observations on Drinking Among American Indians in Chicago,” by Gerard
Littman, 1964. 10. “American Indian Mission and Ministry, 1964: A Report prepared by the National Council in
response to the nine resolutions on Indian Work adopted in the General Convention of 1961.” Includes related information such as mailing lists for the South Dakota area and extra copies of selected sections of the report.
11. Miscellaneous reports and lists regarding the 1964 budgets for various departments of the
Episcopal Church concerned with Indian Work. Draft of a proposal for a Navajo Regional Planning Officer, 1964. 12. Instructions for exhibitors at the 61st General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
October 10-21, 1964. Also included are invoices and correspondence regarding shipping problems for display materials at the convention, 1964-1965.
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13. Report of the Planning Committee for American Indian Education Year to the Council on Indian
Affairs, meeting in Washington, DC, January 25-26, 1965. 1964 Annual Report of Christian Social Relations, March 15, 1965. Two typescript papers, “Considerations Related to Special Field Ministries,” March 26, 1965; and
“Considerations of Questions Raised in Paper of March 26, 1965,” March 28, 1965. Printed materials regarding involvement of the Episcopal Church and the National Council of
Churches in the Selma-Montgomery civil rights march, 1965. Box 17: Episcopal Church General Records: 1965-1966 Folder: 1. Miscellaneous materials regarding training and training programs in the Episcopal Church, 1965. Statement on Supply Work adopted by the General Division of Women’s Work at its May 1965
meeting. Chart titled, “American Indian Mission and Ministry of the Episcopal Church, 1965.” 2. Report, “Our Overseas Missions: Alaska,” June 1965. Includes a spreadsheet of Overseas
Projects and related information, 1965. 3. Officers Salary Schedule Revision of September 1965. Budget materials for the Home Department and Division of Domestic Mission, 1965. “Comments to Apprentices,” regarding the Home Department, June 24, 1965. 4. Multiple typescripts and copies of an extract from the minutes of the Executive Council Home
Department meeting held at Seabury House, Greenwich, Connecticut, December 14-15, 1965, regarding Indian Work.
5. Preliminary and final drafts of a directory of personnel and organizations in American Indian
Work. Special Field Ministries, Home Department, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, December 1965.
Information regarding travel assistance for those working in the Indian Missions field. “Projects for Partnership,” a directory of projects in Mutual Responsibility, 1965. “Statement to the National Advisory Committee on Indian Work,” by Vernon L. Ashley,
December 7-9, 1965. 6. Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work memos and reports, 1965. Includes “Metropolitan Ministry
Among American Indians,” and a Report of field visit to San Juan Mission, Farmington, New Mexico.
7. Coordinating Council for Special Field Ministries memos, meeting minutes, and reports regarding
research trips, the Navajo, and Indian ministry in California, 1965-1966. 8. Drafts of “A Report on American Indian Work with Priorities for 1966-1970.” Special Field
Ministries, Home Department, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. Includes related memos, charts, and supporting research material.
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9. Minutes of a meeting of bishops and priests of the Special Field Ministries of the Southwest, January 13, 1966.
Copy of Revised Schedule for Development of Program and Budget for the Triennium, March 7,
1966. “Objectives of Special Field Ministries,” March 23, 1966. Copies of minutes for a meeting to establish a Coordinating Council for Special Field Ministries
in the Southwest, April 21, 1966. List of bishops of jurisdictions having Indian Work, 1966. 10. Meeting minutes of the Home Department, June 20-21, 1966. Meeting minutes of the Episcopal Tri-State Indian Council, June 29, 1966. Copy of an agreement between the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States of America, and Marion Gridley, whereby Gridley is to work as a research editor and writer on an independent contractor basis. July 1, 1966.
Multiple copies of David Cochran’s “Mission of the Church Among the American Indians:
‘People Movement’ or ‘Mission Station?’ 11. Special Field Ministries Planning Report, 1967-71. August 15, 1966. Also included are planning
documents for Special Field Ministries, Objectives for the Joint Urban Program, and draft and revised Home Department Objectives, and budget materials for Special Field Ministries.
Box 18: Episcopal Church General Records: 1966-1967 Folder: 1. Program for the Churchmen’s Study Tour of Africa, July-August 14, 1966. A list of policies and procedures for preparing the 1967-70 proposed grant list for the United
Thank Offering, adopted by the General Division of Women’s Work, September 1966. “The Diocesan Armed Forces Commission: What It Is and Some Things It Can Do: A Guide for
Diocesan Armed Forces Chairmen in the Episcopal Church.” A report on the Task Committee on International Education and Personnel Exchange, 1966. An inventory of Diocesan Christian Social Relations concerns, ca. 1966. Services Offered by Department of Christian Social Relations to Dioceses with Problems of
Racial Tensions, 1966. Order forms from Special Field Ministries for The Indian: America’s Unfinished Business,
compiled by William A. Brophy and Sophie D. Aberle. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1966.
A list of community action program directors and their addresses. 2. Multiple copies of “A Directory of Clergy and Other Professional Workers, American Indian
Mission and Ministry,” 1966. From Special Field Ministries, Home Department, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church.
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3. Meeting minutes of the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, June-December, 1967. Includes minutes from meetings of the Allocations Committee, meetings of the Directorate, the Overseas Department, and the Department of Finance.
Memo regarding a meeting of the National Advisory Committee on Indian Work, 1966. Report on field visits to San Juan Mission and Good Shepherd Mission, 1966. 4. Meeting minutes, reports, recommendations, and membership lists for the National Advisory
Committee on Indian Work, 1966-1967. 5. Lists of personnel and program members of the Home Department, Executive Council of the
Episcopal Church, 1967. Report of Muriel S. Webb, Department of Christian Social Relations, on “Mutual Responsibility
and Interdependence and Black Power,” January 25, 1967. Progress report on Proposals for Collaboration in the Field of Urban Mission, February 8, 1967. “The Negro American and Mutual Responsibility and Interdependence,” revised, February 16,
1967. “American Indian Mission and Ministry,” February 27, 1967. 6. “Notes on a Field Visit to Wind River Reservation, Laramie, Wyoming, March 28 to 30, 1967,”
by Eric Snyder. “A Call to Service 1967” supplemental listing, describing the Ring Lake Ranch Intercultural
Study-Service program. April 17, 1967; and a statement of finances for Ring Lake Ranch. Meeting minutes of representatives of the Tri State area to discuss the training program, August
28-29, 1967. Itinerary for the Interracial Goodwill Seminar in the Soviet Union and Asia, Summer 1967. 7. A report on the activities of the summer section of the American Indian Educational Foundation
in connection with the Wallowa County Educational Day Camp, July-August, 1967. Memo transmitting the text of a resolution on the Church’s work among the Dakota – Sioux
people, September 5, 1967. A report to Bishop Myers by the Rev. H. Boone Porter, Jr., on “New Forms of Ministry in
California,” November 22, 1967. A list of clergy participating in the Fort Yukon Conference, November 28, 1967. “A Strategic Plan for the Church in Southern and Western Kentucky.” Recommendations to the
Right Reverend C. Gresham Marmion by the Reverend H. Boone Porter, Jr., December 1967. “Half a Year as a Consultant,” by the Rev. H. Boone Porter, December 12, 1967. 8. “American Indians and the Work of the Episcopal Church, 1967.” 9. Report of Resident Program, Good Shepherd Mission Fort Defiance, Arizona, 1967. Report, “American Indians and the Work of the Episcopal Church 1967,” presented to the
General Convention of 1967.
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Meeting minutes of the CCSFM, 1967. Recommendation of the Religious Education Committee, n.d. “Report on the San Juan Episcopal Mission to the Navajo, Farmington, N.M.,” by A. R. Tippett,
1967. 10. Multiple copies of “Suggested Readings – American Indian Work (A Partial List)” by Special
Field Ministries, Home Department, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. Fall 1966. 11. “Mainstream, Indian USA: A Personal Narrative,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, 1967. “Fore-Thoughts,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, post General Convention, 1967. Memo regarding the triennial assembly of National Fellowship of Indian Workers, 1967. “After Twenty Years,” a brief typescript about the history of the National Fellowship of Indian
Workers, n.d. Box 19: Episcopal Church General Records: 1967 Folder: 1. Request form for 1967 United Thank Offering Grants. Developing list of social issues at 1967 General Convention. Combined calendar of Council-Initiated Conferences, 1967. A list of the extent and distribution of American Indian Work by the Episcopal Church, 1967. “New Possibilities for Indian Priests and Deacons,” by H. Boone Porter, Jr. “Alaskan Conference on Missionary Goals and Strategy in Native Villages,” a summary by H. B.
Porter, 1967. “The Mission of the Churches among American Indians,” a report of the Advisory Committee for
the Study of Goals for Christian Churches among American Indians, 1967. 2. A list of member organizations of the Council on Indian Affairs, 1967. Final report of the Cities Emergency Fund, 1967. A list of Christian Social Relations activities, 1967. Miscellaneous incomplete reports regarding St. Paul’s Indian Mission in Sioux City, Iowa; a
clergy consultation on work with native Alaskans; and other Indian Work. “Indigenous Clergy for America: Where Do We Stand Now?” by R. N. Rodenmayer and H. B.
Porter, Jr., 1967. 3. Program proposals and planning reports for Special Field Ministries, 1967. 4. Council Objectives for the Home Department, Episcopal Church, 1967. 5. Council Objectives for the Home Department, Episcopal Church, 1967. 6. Council Objectives for the Home Department, Episcopal Church, 1967.
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7. Council Objectives for the Home Department, Episcopal Church, 1967. 8. Budget materials for the Home Department and Special Field Ministries of the Episcopal Church,
1967. 9. Budget materials for the Home Department and Special Field Ministries of the Episcopal Church,
1967. 10. Budget materials for the Home Department and Special Field Ministries of the Episcopal Church,
1967; and blank forms for Special Field Ministries field reports. Box 20: Episcopal Church General Records: 1967-1969 Folder: 1. Budget materials for the Home Department and Special Field Ministries of the Episcopal Church,
1967. 2. A card file of names and addresses for Episcopal Church Bishops, National Advisory Committee
on Indian Work members, consultants, and members of a special delegation in South Dakota, 1967.
3. Brochure, “New Directions for Churches in Small Communities,” by the Society of Rural
Workers Fellowship, n.d. The Society of Rural Workers Fellowship prayer cycles, membership lists, and annual meeting
information, 1967-1975. 4. Proposed General Church Program, 1968-1970. Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. 5. General Convention Special Program: Progress Report to Executive Council, December 1967 –
February 1968; and General Convention Special Program guidelines for applicants. Minutes of a Meeting of the Directorate, January 8, 1968. Report on Joint Meeting of American Minority Group Leaders in Atlanta, Georgia, March 15,
1968. Report given at Episcopal Church Center. Descriptions of responsibilities and functions for various Episcopal Church groups and
individuals, including the Staff Program Group, the Deputy for Overseas Relations, the Deputy for Program, the Unit for General Convention Special Program, and others.
6. Report of the Educations Institutions Committee to the Executive Council and the Resource and
Development Committee. Approved by the Executive Council, March 21, 1968. Multiple copies of a report on a meeting, “Concerns of the Church in Town and Country,” March
26, 1968. Statistical charts of Indian populations served by Episcopal dioceses and missionary districts in
the U.S. in 1968. Request form for United Thank Offering Grants, 1968. Minutes from a meeting to clarify status of CCSFM in relation to a planning grant from UTO and
other Indian Work budget matters, 1968. Maps showing American Indian Work in the United States, n.d.
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7. Notice for “Consultation on Mission and Ministry of the Episcopal/Anglican Church in Town-Country-Rural Areas of the USA and Canada.” March 26, 1968.
“Seminary Field Extension Program,” comments by H. Boone Porter, 1968. Service to Dioceses: “End Products” – American Indian Work. September 1968. Meeting minutes, Service to Dioceses Coordinating and Advisory Committee, September 18,
1968. Memo from the Service to Dioceses Coordinating and Advisory Committee regarding budget
preparation procedure, October 2, 1968. Draft of planned goals for Service to Dioceses, October 9, 1968. Draft Objectives – Section on Service to Dioceses, October 31, 1968. Memo regarding a new publication program, 1968. Job Description for Clifford L. Samuelson: Staff, Service to Dioceses, in Diocesan Specialized
Ministries. “Indian Work: A Position Paper, ‘Personal and Otherwise,’” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal,
Consultant, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. November 11, 1968. Includes an earlier draft of the paper.
8. Financial Report of the People’s Training Program, November, 1968. Copy of a bill submitted to Presiding Bishop John E. Hines and the Executive Council of the
Episcopal Church in America by American Indian clergy and laymen of the Episcopal Church regarding Indian Work, November 28, 1968.
Annual Summary of All Expenditures for American Indian Mission and Ministries. For the Ad
Hoc Committee on Indian Work, The Episcopal Church, 1968. “Indigenous Mission and Ministry in America: A Report to Section I,” by Boone Porter, Oct. 28,
1968. Resolutions regarding Indian Work in the Episcopal Church. February 12, 1968. List of dioceses participating in the Companion Diocese Program, 1968. Objectives of the Roanridge Training and Conference Center, 1968-1970. Objectives of the Council on Indian Affairs, 1968-1970. 9. Budget materials for Special Field Ministries and Indian Work of the Episcopal Church, 1968. 10. Typescript information on the purpose and procedure of the National Advisory Committee on
Indian Work; and multiple copies of “Christian Educators Face the Triennium, 1968-1970,” by Carmen St. John Hunter.
11. Blank questionnaire to Bishops of jurisdictions with past, present, and future Indian Work for
updating information on American Indian Mission and Ministry, January 18, 1969. Minutes of a meeting of the Staff Program Group at Episcopal Church Center, January 28, 1969.
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A list of personal consultations Betty Rosenthal conducted at ECC and NCC January 14-15, 1969.
Rough draft of a paper by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal on Indian Work, February 1, 1969. Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society and the
Executive Council, February 12-13, 1969. Reports to Executive Council of the Executive and Finance Committee, January 30, 1969, and
February 12, 1969. Reports to Executive Council of the Committee for Women, February 8-9, 1969. Reports to Executive Council of the Committee on World Relief and Inter-Church Aid, February
11, 1969. 12. Job description for Assistant for Diocesan Relations, February 25, 1969. Minutes of a meeting of the Ad Hoc Committee on Indian Work, Denver, Colorado, February 18,
1969. Regarding five regional conferences of American Indian people to be held in 1969 by policy action of the Executive Council.
“Indian Work: A Position Paper, ‘Personal and Otherwise’” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal,
Consultant on American Indian Work, Executive Council of the Episcopal Church. February 1, 1969.
Copies of “A Brief Statement on the History of Episcopal Church Mission and Movement in the
Indian World,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. From a report to Executive Council, February 1969.
Box 21: Episcopal Church General Records: 1969-1970 Folder: 1. “Projections, 1969,” regarding Indian Work in the Episcopal Church. A list of priorities in Indian programs for 1969. Interoffice memo regarding mailings and mailing lists; revision of procedure manual, March 3,
1969. Copies of “A Series of Tables Showing Financial Support to American Indian Work in the
Executive Council of the Episcopal Church, 1958, 1968 and 1969,” May 1969. Resolution Adopted by Executive Council, May 21, 1969, regarding the United Thank Offering
Committee. “Analysis of Losses in Indian Work, 1969”; and “Indian Work Position as of 1967 and 1968 Peak
Years in Re Program, Staff & Services,” 1969. 2. A list of Seabury House Guild contributions and gifts, 1969. “A Proposal for the Development of a National Legal Defense fund to Assist American Indian
Citizens,” June 25, 1969. “Response to Request to Submit Statement to ‘Morale Committee’ to Meet Sept. 16,” by
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, July 15, 1969. Copies of a membership list for the National Committee on Indian Work, August 1969.
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3. Copies of Message No. 28, by the House of Deputies informing the House of Bishops that it has
adopted a resolution regarding missionary work among the Eskimo people, September 4, 1969. Copies of “Report of the Ad Hoc Committee on Indian Work to the Executive Council,”
September 15, 1969. 4. Budgetary Support for American Indian Work Programs Administered through the Executive
Council, 1969. Message of the Presiding Bishop to Executive Council, September 23, 1969. Two copies of “Indian Work: A Position Paper, ‘Personal and Otherwise,’” by Elizabeth Clark
Rosenthal, together with her “Prologue to These Papers, 1969,” October 16, 1969. Memo between Executive Council and Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson regarding Mr. Fitzgerald as
incoming Executive Officer for Indian Affairs, Sept. 18, 1969. 5. Materials regarding a proposal to establish a “Research and Field Work Project for the study of
the role of the Christian Churches in American Indian Affairs since 1800, with specific reference to the development of American Indian leadership in the Episcopal Church, an looking toward long-range development of a variety of American Indian Studies programs.” November-December, 1969.
6. “A Proposal to Establish a Program of Intercultural Studies.” Presented to the Dean of the
Episcopal Theological School, Spring 1969. Minutes of a meeting of the National Committee on Indian Work, Executive Council of the
Episcopal Church. November 3-5, 1969. Handwritten draft and typescript of “American Indian Leadership Council,” November 6, 1969. Printed information about Episcopal mission work opportunities among Indian and Eskimo
communities, December 1969. 7. Budget materials for Episcopal Church Indian Work, 1969; with charts and maps showing
expenditures for Indian Work in the US. Consultation on Development of Indigenous Leadership in Program and Budget 1969: The Facts
and the Issues. Blank questionnaire for updating information on American Indian Mission and Ministry, 1969. 8. Packets of information regarding “MRI,” or “More Real Involvement of American Indian
Churchmen,” 1969. Materials include proposed statements on MRI; program and budget proposals for American Indian Work from the 5 regional MRI conferences; an article in The Living Church on MRI; and copies of Elizabeth C. Rosenthal’s “Indian Reservation Communities in the Church,” which is part of a report prepared for 1961 General Convention in response to MRI.
9. Table of tentative financing for intercultural studies projects, March 27, 1970. A list of donors to Episcopal Theological Seminary, April 17, 1970. “Current Controversies in the Church and Intercultural Program Development,” by Elizabeth
Clark Rosenthal, April 1970. Includes rough drafts. Resolution Establishing a General Convention Youth Program, circa 1970.
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Box 22: Episcopal Church General Records: 1970-1975 and n.d. Folder: 1. “A Grant for Planning and for Preliminary Field Work,” regarding research and field study in the
history of intercultural ministries in the Episcopal Church, 1970. Press release regarding National Committee on Indian Work grants from its Indian/Eskimo
Community Development Fund, June 22, 1970. Press release regarding the 63rd General Convention of the Episcopal Church, October 22, 1970. Excerpt from a printed source that lists salaries of Episcopal Church appointed staff, 1970. “SEND – Self-Help Encouragement for Native Dakotans,” 1970. Funded by NCIW. Typescript draft, “A Decade of Breakthrough: 1960-1970.” Typescript draft, “A Ministry to Disaffected Youth,” 1970. “The American Indian in American Society – 1970” a situation analysis by the National
Committee of Indian Work of the Episcopal Church. 2. “The Clergy, the Professional, and Preparation for Ordained Ministry,” February 1971. Copy of a flyer for the “Heifer Project, Inc.” Tentative schedule for the National Town and Country Convocation, Roanridge, May 10-13,
1971. Press releases for the National Committee on Indian Work’s regional conferences, 1972. Directory of Clergy and Laity Involved in the Work Among Indians and Eskimos of the
Episcopal Church, 1971, 1972. 3. A list of “Program Resources” describing resources available on the topics of ‘Health and
Welfare,’ ‘Resources for the Laity,’ ‘Prayer,’ ‘the Young Generation,’ and ‘the Place of Women in the Church,’ February 1973.
Switchboard information forms (both blank and completed) for “Recommended Program
Resources for Unified Program Mailing,” February 1973. Completed forms describe programs available such as Regional Youth Council and the Compass Program.
Statement of National Committee on Indian Work Board for 1973 Episcopal Convention. JSAC Task Force on Native American Ministries, 1974. Native Leadership Programs, circa 1975. A hand drawn organizational chart ending with the National Committee on Indian Work. Annual report of the National Committee on Indian Work for 1974 (1975). A proposal to the National Committee on Indian Work for theological education by extension. National Committee on Indian Work Hunger Statement, n.d.
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Typescript titled, “Joint Commission” regarding phasing out the work of the National Committee on Indian Work in favor of creating a Joint Commission of General Convention for the Church’s efforts with native peoples.
Goals of the Trainer-Enabler Program, Episcopal Diocese of Alaska, 1975. Report of the Office of the Trainer-Enabler, 1975. 4. “The Politics of Functionalism.” n.d. “New Dimensions in Indian Work: A Special Report to the Church,” by Elizabeth Clark
Rosenthal, n.d. “Excerpts from ‘Speaking of Indians’” by Ella Deloria, n.d. “Cultural Insights for Ministry to the Indian People,” by Ella Deloria, n.d. “Cultural Aspects of Ministry to the Indian People,” by Ella Deloria, n.d. Excerpts from the draft report of Daisuke Kitagawa, “Churches and Ethnic Tension in USA: A
Preliminary Observation,” fragment, n.d. “The Michelangelo of the Indians: The Church.” n.d. “The Indians Are City Dwellers Now.” n.d. “The Visibility and Lack of Visibility of the Episcopal Church in Indian Affairs.” n.d. 5. List of representatives of American Indian Work, n.d. List of “Friends of the Rev. Dr. Clifford L. Samuelson,” n.d. List of Church Army Personnel in the Indian Field, n.d. A bibliography on the American Indian prepared by the Commission on Voluntary Service and
Action, n.d. A guide for creating a community and parish profile, n.d. A list titled, “Negro Clergy,” with names and addresses, n.d. A list of the board of trustees for the Roanridge Rural Training Foundation, n.d. 6. “Suggested Policy Statement Regarding National Denominational Support of Local
Interdenominational Projects.” Suggestions for Parish Committees, n.d. Incomplete draft statement regarding an application for assistance for a project on the history and
sociology of the Episcopal Church, n.d. Job description for Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, Field Consultant, American Indian Work, n.d. Copy of a typescript titled, “Staff Situation,” regarding morale problems within Episcopal Church
staff, n.d. Organizational chart of the National Council of the Episcopal Church, n.d.
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Blank application for Western Clergy Certificate for the Year, for railroad passenger associations, n.d.
“Black Racism and the Indian Applications to G.C.S.P. (General Convention Special Program). 7. Resumes and biographical materials on L. Virginia Meadowcroft; Father Peter John Powell; the
Rev. Richard Lyon Stinson; Nathan Wright, Jr.; and the Rev. David Cochran. Also includes an interview outline and itinerary, and the text of a presentation by Bob Greene, n.d.
8. Typescript television channel announcements about the Episcopal Church National Council’s
missionary films, n.d. 9. Miscellaneous handwritten notes, unidentified address lists, and incomplete typescript reports,
n.d. 10. Miscellaneous unidentified address lists and incomplete typescript reports, n.d.
Episcopal Church General Records: Ecumenical Work National Council of Churches, World Council of Churches, Home Missions Council, and United Church of Christ, 1931-1963 11. “Reorganization of Indian Service,” Home Mission Councils, 1931. Annual Report of the Director of Indian Work to the Joint Committee on Indian Work of the
Home Missions Councils, 1934. Minutes of a meeting of an Informal Committee on Literacy Among the Navajos, 1947. Minutes of a meeting of the Special Committee on Navajo Indians, Home Missions Council of
North America, 1948. “Protestant Religious Work,” Intermountain Indian School, 1954. Fact Sheet by the National Council of the Churches of Christ regarding a new program of adult
education by the BIA, 1955. “North Dakota Community Relations Ministry,” by the Board of Home Missions of the
Congregational and Christian Churches, 1955. “The Indian American and Our Christian Concern,” 1955. Order form for E. Russell Carter’s “The Illusion of Inability,” 1955 Meeting minutes, Committee on Indian Work, 1955. “The Continuing Task – A Report of the Indian in Chicago and the Churches’ Responsibility,”
1956. Meeting minutes for the Committee on Indian Work, and for the Committee on Management,
1956. Flyer, “Indian American Interdenominational Projects,” 1955-56. “A Proposed Student Center at Intermountain School, Brigham City, Utah,” 1957.
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Proposed job description for Director of Joint Indian-Migrant Ministry, Arizona Council of Churches, 1957.
Form letter and brochure for the NCC General Assembly, 1957. NCC budgets, 1959. Order form for “Living in Two Worlds,” from National Council Outlook, 1958. NCC Division of Home Missions, Indian Committee agenda and minutes, 1958. 12. A Survey of Mission Workers in the Indian Field, by Anne O. Lively. A study conducted by the
Office of Field Research, Bureau of Research and Survey, for the Committee of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions, National Council of Churches in the USA.
“A Few Summary Comments on The Survey of Mission Workers in the Indian Field,” by Anne
Lively, December 3, 1958. 13. NCC United Church Committee on Indian Work report, 1958. Meeting minutes of the Indian Committee, and the Indian Management Committee, 1968. Meeting minutes of the Indian Committee, Division of Home Missions, NCC, 1960. Proposed rules of procedure, Department of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions, NCC. Meeting minutes and report of the Department of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions,
NCC, 1961. Report of Western Field Office to the Department of Indian Work, 1961. Report to United Church Committee on Indian Work, 1961. Unitarian Service Committee Inc., Columbia Heights Boys Club, 1959. 14. Meeting minutes of Department of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions, NCC, 1961. Guiding principles for the organization of a department. Division of Home Missions, NCC, 1961. Department of Racial and Cultural Relations: Off-Reservation Indian Survey in South Dakota,
1961. South Dakota Council of Churches. Report by the Rural Missions Cooperating Committee, 1961. Meeting minutes of Department of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions, NCC, 1962. “Intelligent Planning for Creative Mission in Indian Communities,” by H. Conrad Hoyer. Box 23: Episcopal Church General Records: Ecumenical Work, continued National Council of Churches, World Council of Churches, Home Missions Council, and United Church of Christ, 1954-1970 Folder: 1. Report of Western Field Office to the Department of Indian Work, 1962.
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Photocopied letter to Philleo Nash, Commissioner of Indian Affairs, from the NCC Department of Indian Work regarding current legislation, 1962.
Report of the Executive Committee, Department of Indian Work, 1962. Summary statement by the Committee on Governmental Indian Affairs, Department of Indian
Work, Division of Home Missions, NCC, 1962. Agenda and meeting minutes, Department of Indian Work, 1963. Summary statement by Lawrence E. Lindley, Chairman of the Committee on Governmental
Indian Affairs, Department of Indian Work, Division of Home Missions, 1963. 2. Copies of a questionnaire by the NCC regarding Episcopal mission projects, 1963. 3. Excerpts from “Report to the Assembly on the Commission of the Life and Work of Women in
the Church” by Madeleine Barot at the Second Assembly of the World Council of Churches, 1954.
Unitarian Service Committee, Inc., Navajo Indian Project program summary, 1959. Meeting minutes, Department of Indian Work, 1964. Typescript quotes compiled by G. R. Plowe, 1964. A proposal to the Department of Indian Work, 1964. Printed flyers from Personnel Services, United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, 1964. Statement by the United Church of Christ to the National Advisory Committee on Indian Goals
Study – National Council of Churches, 1966. 4. Questionnaire for National, Regional, and Area Denominational Executives Responsible for
Indian Work, 1966. Questionnaire for Christian Workers among Off-Reservation Indian People, 1966. Registration forms and brochure for NCC General Assembly, 1966. Highway 66 Project flyer, 1967. Report of the Indian Goals Study Committee, circa 1967. 5. Multiple copies of “Goals for the Indian Mission,” Adopted by the Program Board – Division of
Christian Life and Mission, NCC, 1968. Meeting minutes, Section on Indian Work, DCLM, NCC, 1968. Typescript information on the NCC Section on Indian Ministries, n.d. List of audiovisual resources on American Indians. List of personnel and services, Dakota Mission, 1968-69. “Goal Implementation in the Dakotas in Indian Mission,” 1968. List of urban Indian centers and services, 1968.
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6. Meeting minutes, Section on Indian Work, DCLM, NCC, 1969. Meeting minutes, Indian American Task Force, 1969. Typescript remarks of Helen M. Scheirbeck at a presentation to the General Board of the NCC,
1970. Bylaws and standing rules, Division of Home Missions, NCCCUSA, n.d. Blank form for Indian Relocation Filmstrip, n.d. List of United Presbyterian Work among the Dakotas, n.d. List of Indian missions in the U.S., n.d. “Tentative Re-Write of Statement of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA,
Subject: Indian Affairs,” n.d. “Religious Education Through Mission Dormitories,” n.d. “Actions Concerning Indian Work: From North American Home Missions Congress,” n.d. 7. Miscellaneous papers regarding Indian Work:
a. “The Dawn That Delivers,” by Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, 1947. b. “Independent and Collective Missionary Activity with American Indians,” by Theodore B.
Hetzel, n.d. c. “The Indian’s Attitude Toward Cooperation,” by Ruth Muskrat Bronson, 1931. d. “Northern Challenge,” by Patricia Clarke, n.d. e. “The Navajo Indians,” n.d. f. “Preliminary Report on Peyote,” by G. E. E. Lindquist, n.d. g. “A Report – Los Angeles Indian Situation,” by E. Russell Carter, 1955.
Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of South Dakota, 1889-1972 8. Two documents listing appropriations by the DFMS for work on the Crow Creek Reserve, South
Dakota, 1889 and 1894. Transcribed entries from the Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs regarding the
Episcopal missions and schools in the Dakota, 1871-1888, 1891-1893. Annual report of the Missionary District of South Dakota, 1913. Typescript from the diary of Dorothy Cox regarding the confirmation service of Dec. 6, 1928 at
Christ Church. A typescript report on financial statistics and trends in the Niobrara Deanery in the District of
South Dakota, 1919-1939. Reports regarding the Indian Service Conference held at Pierre, South Dakota, January 16-20,
1940. “Crow Creek Crafts, Christmas 1941,” and related materials. Information on Episcopal work camps in South Dakota, 1942. Information and application for summer volunteer workers in the Niobrara Deanery. List of clothing and toys with prices titled, “Standard Consignment.”
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The Church of Our Redeemer Christmas pageant program and outline, 1958. National Council Indian Scholarship Fund, Scholarship Applications, South Dakota, 1959. Lists
applicant name, school, and academic rank. 9. Typescript and printed information on early history of the mission to the Dakotas, including
biographical information on Hachaliah Burt; and copies of David W. Clark’s “A Note on the Function of Christianity Among Indians,” from Oliver LaFarge’s The Changing Indian.
10. Lists of persons in American Indian Work in the Missionary District of South Dakota, 1961. 11. A summary of Indian census results in Rapid City, South Dakota, 1963. Report by the Rev. John B. Lurvey, Chairman of Christian Social Relations in the Missionary
District of South Dakota regarding House Bill 791 on state jurisdiction over Indians. May 28, 1963.
Report on a meeting of the Department of Christian Social Relations of the Missionary District of
South Dakota on child care. December 13, 1963. 12. Informational mailing from the Department of Christian Social Relations of the Missionary
District of South Dakota, March 30, 1964. Report on a meeting of the Department of Christian Social Relations of the Missionary District of
South Dakota on child care. May 27, 1964. Report on the Oglala Community Program, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Pine Ridge, South
Dakota. June 19 – August 1, 1964. Included are copies of the basic and final revisions for the Oglala Community School Program.
Brief report by the Rev. Donald Walch on Standing Rock Mission, South Dakota. December
1964. Report, “Community Action Program for the Oglala Sioux Tribe, the Pine Ridge Indian
Reservation, Pine Ridge, South Dakota.” circa 1964. Financial management survey, Missionary District of South Dakota, 1964. 13. Budget materials for the Missionary District of South Dakota, December 31, 1965. 14. Directory of the Missionary District of South Dakota, February 1966. Draft copy of “Background Report on the Missionary District of South Dakota, with special detail
on the Santee Mission and Niobrara Convocation,” prepared by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, Special Field Ministries, Home Department, Executive Council. May 31, 1966.
A summary of appropriations and additional grants to the Missionary District of South Dakota,
comparing 1959 to 1966. 15. “Indian Ministry Progress in South Dakota,” a National Indian Ministry Consultant Report,
January 15, 1967. 16. A copy of Bishop Lyman C. Ogilby’s banquet address at the District Convocation of the
Missionary District of South Dakota, Huron, May 3-4, 1968. Address is titled, “Fight the Good Fight.”
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Printed notice regarding Lyman C. Ogilby as moderator for the college student / young adult group at the Niobrara Convocation, 1968.
Excerpts from the Clerical Directory of the Episcopal Church, 1968 edition, listing names and
backgrounds of clergy in South Dakota. 17. Financial balance sheet for the Missionary District of South Dakota, March 31, 1969. Financial planning document for a cooperative training program in North and South Dakota, circa
1969. Application by the Episcopal District of South Dakota for an Advanced Planning Program to
begin September 1, 1969. 18. Missionary District of South Dakota. Summary of District Council, Meeting of January 9-10,
1970. Form letter from Bishop Lyman C. Ogilby regarding progress in the Missionary District of South
Dakota, July 10, 1970. Copies of the itinerary for the 97th Annual General Meeting of the B.C.U., Hare Home, Mission,
South Dakota, July 16-19, 1970. Itinerary for the 98th Annual Niobrara Convocation, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, July 23-26, 1970. A list of baptisms, marriages, and burials from the Rosebud Mission, South Dakota, 1972. 19. Special Projects, Missionary District of South Dakota, n.d. Descriptions of various programs in
South Dakota, including various missions to Indians and Indian schools. Box 24: Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of South Dakota, n.d., continued Folder: 1. Typescript copies of “The Niobrara Cross,” n.d. Program for Daily Vacation Bible School, n.d. Description of “Student Rural Church Training,” an Intercultural Rural Church Institute to be
held at Good Shepherd Mission, Fort Defiance, Arizona. Includes related handwritten notes. “Sioux Opinion: Santee Mission.” n.d. “The Indian in the Border Towns of South Dakota,” n.d. A list of towns with work relating to Dakota Indians, n.d. Blank form for Weekly Report of Field Activity in the South Dakota Council of Churches, n.d. 2. “Topics for Consideration in Conference with the Bishop, Administrative Assistant and Financial
Secretary of the Missionary District of South Dakota,” n.d. Typescript information about Bishop Ogilby succeeding Bishop Gesner in the Missionary District
of South Dakota, circa 1970. “The South Dakota Project,” n.d. A report from the Central Deanery Clergy of the Missionary District of South Dakota, n.d.
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“Indian Craftsmen in Our Missions,” n.d. 3. Written materials on missions in the South Dakota area, including:
“Episcopal Mission on the Crow Creek Reservation.” “The Episcopal Church on the Sisseton-Wahpeton Reservation.” “Crow Creek and Lower Brule Missions of the Episcopal Church.” “Two Families.” “Protestant Mission Schools in South Dakota.”
Miscellaneous printed materials regarding the Crow Creek reservation area and related materials. Article titled, “Crow Creek Crafts in the 1930s: A Community that Worked,” circa 1996-1997.
Includes envelope with notes by Betty Rosenthal on the beginning of the Crow Creek Crafts Cooperative.
A typescript flyer describing the American Indian Culture Research Center in South Dakota, n.d. Dakota prayers, and the lyrics and musical score to “Come Hither, Ye Faithful,” “Hail! Thou
Long-expected Jesus,” and others in the Dakota language, n.d. Untitled typescript regarding the Dakota Indians and the Church, n.d. “Program for Abundant Life – Good Living – As In Operation for 15 Years on Crow Creek
Reservation,” n.d.
Crow Creek School, Crow Creek Mission, South Dakota, 1913, n.d.
4. Blank survey form regarding the Crow Creek Mission, Christ Church. Crow Creek Mission School. Four holiday programs with covers decorated by children’s
drawings, 1913.
Bishop Hare School, Mission, South Dakota, 1960
Bishop Hare School. List of furnishings and equipment, 1960. Bishop Hare School. Publicity flyer, n.d.
St. Elizabeth Mission Home, Wakpala, South Dakota, 1965-1970
St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Mailing packet for offerings to support St. Elizabeth Mission Home, n.d.
St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Report of the executive committee of St. Elizabeth’s Training
Center Board of Advisors, n.d. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Minutes of the board of directors, 1965. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Brief comments by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, 1966. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Minutes of the board of directors, 1967. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Minutes of the board of directors, 1969. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Correspondence regarding the continuance of St. Elizabeth’s, 1970. St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Minutes of the board of directors, 1970.
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St. Elizabeth Mission Home. Typescript information about the burning of St. Elizabeth’s, n.d.
St. Mary’s School, Springfield, South Dakota, 1967-1972
5. St. Mary’s School. Bylaws, n.d. St. Mary’s School. Report, 1967. St. Mary’s School. Report by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding a meeting of the board of
directors of St. Mary’s School, 1968. St. Mary’s School. A description of the Summer Home Program and a blank contract for
guardians and sponsors, circa 1972.
All Saints School, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1939-1940, 1984-1986
6. All Saints School. Brochures and blank stationery, n.d. All Saints School. Exit report to the members of All Saints School Community, 1984. All Saints School. List of committee members, 1985. All Saints School. Form letters regarding the S.P.A.C.E. program, circa 1985. All Saints School. Blank forms for an Independent School Recruitment Meeting, n.d. All Saints School. School News, Nov.-Dec., 1985. All Saints School. Form letter to board and committee members regarding a report, 1985. 7. All Saints School. Bylaws, 1985. All Saints School. Proposed action, board of directors, 1985. All Saints School. Newspaper clippings, 1985-86. All Saints School. Photocopied materials regarding the organizational structure of All Saints, and
its board of directors, 1985-86. All Saints School. Report to the Bishop and Members of the Diocesan Council, circa 1985. 8. All Saints School Calendar, 1939-1940. All Saints School. Prepared packets of information about All Saints, including a brochure,
newspaper clipping, and a report about the school, 1986. Episcopal Church General Records: Navajoland Area Mission, 1945-1953 9. Report of the Committee on Findings of the Arizona-New Mexico Conference on Navajo Work.
Gallup, New Mexico, October 16, 1945. Materials regarding a survey of missions to the Navajo, including introductory and supplementary
statements by Elizabeth P. Clark (Rosenthal); a copy of “Principles for Mission Activities: The Navajo Bible School and Mission, Window Rock, Arizona”; and survey forms completed by several Navajo missions in New Mexico and Arizona. June-August, 1946.
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10. Proceedings of the Meeting of the Missionary Conference, Window Rock, Arizona, October 28-29, 1946.
Report, “Action Recommended for Consideration by the Navajo Institute,” by Elizabeth P. Clark,
circa 1947. The Report of Dept. of Missions, District of Arizona, 1947. 11. Minutes of the Committee on Literacy Among Navajos, 1947. Typescript materials for the Conference on Missionary Advance, Navajo Methodist Mission
School, Farmington, New Mexico, June 2-4, 1948. Typescript, “Findings of the Evaluation Session of the Intercultural Institute.” Good Shepherd
Mission, Fort Defiance Arizona, August 14-15, 1948. A typescript story about two Navajo children titled, “Lenten Offering 1951 – Navajos: C.E. Unit
for Younger Children.” District of Arizona tentative budget, quota, and assessment, 1952. 12. Reports and correspondence of the Woman’s Auxiliary to the National Council of the Episcopal
Church in the Missionary District of Arizona, 1951-1953. Box 25: Episcopal Church General Records: Navajoland Area Mission, 1954-1967, continued Folder: 1. Case history report about a Navajo family, by Donald G. Weaver, 1954. Indian Work of the Episcopal Church in Navajo Country, 1960. Annual reports and a draft constitution for United Church Women of New Mexico, circa 1962. Memorandum from Bishop Corrigan to Bishops of Jurisdictions on the Navajo Reservation
regarding a resolution of National Council on unification of work on the Navajo reservation, July 8, 1964.
2. Two copies of “Report on the Navajo,” by Benjamin P. Ford, 1964. Draft of proposal for Navajo Regional Planning Officer. December 11, 1964. 3. Mimeographed, typescript and handwritten materials regarding the Episcopal Church’s efforts to
coordinate church mission and ministry among the Navajo, 1965. History of financial data on Navajo work, St. Christopher’s Mission in Bluff, Utah, 1967. San Juan Mission, meeting minutes of the Committee of Religious Education and related
addenda, 1967. 4. Hand-drawn maps, and notes regarding the Episcopal Church’s mission to the Navajo, along with
a mimeographed copy of Daisuke Kitagawa’s “The P.E. Church’s Work in the Navajo Indian Reservation: A Fresh Impression.”
5. A report on a study made for the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations regarding a pilot program in
education at the San Juan Mission for the Navajo in Farmington, New Mexico, 1967.
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“Tentative schedule and partial design and procedure for fulfilling request of Bishop Harte, Diocese of Arizona, for study of Episcopal Church role in the future of Navajo Indian education and financial management survey for the Good Shepherd Mission,” 1968.
American Indian Regional Conference, Southwest Area, San Juan Mission, 1969. Santa Fe Indian School (Catholic). Form letters and newspaper clippings, 1985. “Some Proposals for Cooperative Action Presented to the Executive Council by the Clergy
Serving the Navajo in Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.” An incomplete typescript draft of a paper on the Navajo and the Episcopal Church. Table of survey results regarding Navajo patients in an alcoholism program, n.d. Suggested policies for Navajo Episcopal Mission Work in Arizona and New Mexico, n.d. An outline titled, “Proposed Literacy Training Program, School of Training in Literacy
Techniques,” n.d. Report of Committee on Institutions, n.d. Miscellaneous typescripts regarding the Navajo, n.d.
Good Shepherd Mission, Fort Defiance, Arizona, 1941-1952
6. Good Shepherd Mission. Financial statement, 1941. Good Shepherd Mission. Statement of receipts and disbursements, 1941. Good Shepherd Mission. Cash Account, 1941. Good Shepherd Mission. Various financial reports, 1942. Good Shepherd Mission. Long range plan, 1942. Good Shepherd Mission. Report, Nov. 1, 1942 – Dec. 31, 1943. Good Shepherd Mission. Budget, Field Work Program, 1944. Good Shepherd Mission. Organizational chart, 1944. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript narrative report about activities at GSM, 1943-44. Good Shepherd Mission. Report of Program, 1945. Good Shepherd Mission. Daily schedules of assigned tasks, 1945. Good Shepherd Mission. Proposed Program for Student Workers at GSM, 1946. Good Shepherd Mission. Baptism certifications for Helen Ester Chee, Raymond Cleveland, Marie
Chee, and Benjishah Blackgoat, 1946. Good Shepherd Mission. Student Field Service Program, Summer 1947. Good Shepherd Mission. Financial Report, 1947. Good Shepherd Mission. Proposed additions to present program for 1946 and 1947.
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Good Shepherd Mission. “Schools attended by GSM children who were here summer 1947.” Good Shepherd Mission. Completed applications (2) for field service work at GSM, 1947. Good Shepherd Mission. Budget and financial reports, 1947. Good Shepherd Mission. List of children with names and ages. 7. Good Shepherd Mission. Supplementary budget for the field, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Evangelistic Program, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Winter addresses of summer staff, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Minutes of meeting, Field Literacy Committee, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Application for student rural field service, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. List of staff addresses, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. List of children placed at GSM by Welfare Division of Navajo Service,
1947-48. Good Shepherd Mission. Hand drawn organizational chart, 1947-48. Good Shepherd Mission. Evangelical Program, August 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Budget (supplementary) for the field, 1948. Good Shepherd Mission. Hand drawn picture of (presumably) GSM. Good Shepherd Mission. Report, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Brief narrative report about mission history, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Foster home care, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. An Evaluation of the Indian Problem, Particularly in the 8th Province,
Together with a Report on the Work of Good Shepherd Mission, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Evangelistic Field Work, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Annual report, 1949. 8. “Developments at Good Shepherd Mission,” 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Photo captions for “A Child Caring Center for Sixty Navajo Children,”
n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. “Report on Social-Economic Conditions among the Navajo Indians,”
1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Expenses and receipts for booth at General Convention, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Program for Holy Week and Easter, circa 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Report of progress, 1949.
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Good Shepherd Mission. Report to Provincial Council in Berkeley, “An Evaluation of the Indian
Problem, Particularly in the 8th Province together with a Report on the Work of Good Shepherd Mission,” 1949.
Good Shepherd Mission. Recommendation and related paperwork for Marguerite Henry,
applicant for summer field work at GSM, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Annual Report (financial), 1948-49. Good Shepherd Mission. Budget for the Field, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. “The Good Shepherd Mission to the Navajo.” Good Shepherd Mission. Report of buildings and equipment needed, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Report on Evangelistic Field Work, 1948-49. Good Shepherd Mission. Foster Home Care at Good Shepherd Mission, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Projects at GSM and staff assignments, 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. List of student names, Summer 1949. Good Shepherd Mission. Brief narrative report on its history and current activities, circa 1949-50. 9. Good Shepherd Mission. Field Work Report by Margaret J. Pearson, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Worship schedule, list of suggested children’s activities, and a staff list,
1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Report titled, “First Shepherd School of Good Shepherd Mission, Fort
Defiance, Arizona,” 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Monthly Budget for Home, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Brief evaluative reports on several GSM field workers, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Supplement to the Application of GSM for a mission site in the coal
mine community near Window Rock, Arizona, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Intercultural Institute Financial Summary, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Report on Staff by Rev. David W. Clark, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Multiple copies of statement of receipts and disbursements, January 1 -
June 30, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Meeting minutes of board of directors, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Multiple copies of financial statement for the Thorne Building Fund,
1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Outline of program, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Description of program, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Information on Jean Baxter, 1950.
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Good Shepherd Mission. Bill of lading for a shipment of clothing, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Miscellaneous hand written notes, circa 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript, “The Good Shepherd in the Desert,” 1950. 10. Good Shepherd Mission. Multiple copies of a form for employment applicants, circa 1950. 11. Good Shepherd Mission. “Status of Special Funds,” 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Report, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Monthly budget for Home; and list of staff, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Notes on summer program, 1950. Correspondence from Alfred Lockwood to the Rev. David W. Clark regarding a report on Good
Shepherd Mission, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Workmen’s compensation insurance charges, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Mission Crafts Account – Navajo Relief, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. List of books in the Student Library, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. General Information for Summer Students, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. List of children at GSM, and a list of school addresses for GSM
children, 1950-51. Good Shepherd Mission. Certificate of baptism for Janelle Ann Adams, 1950. Good Shepherd Mission. Completed applications for baptism, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Financial notes regarding an expansion, 1950-51. Good Shepherd Mission. Thorne Building Fund, 1950-51. Good Shepherd Mission. Thorne Building – list of furnishings to be considered, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Various lists of students, 1950-51. Good Shepherd Mission. Form letter, “To All Who Shared Christmas with the Navajo People at
Good Shepherd Mission,” 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. List of questions, “Evaluation of the Vacation Bible School Program.” Good Shepherd Mission. Home Report, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Second Introductory School, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript record of communications between GSM and the Navajo
Service regarding foster care program for 28 Navajo orphans, 1951. Includes related hand written notes.
Good Shepherd Mission. Handwritten student program notes, Summer 1951.
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Good Shepherd Mission. Financial report, Intercultural Rural Church Institute, 1951. 12. Good Shepherd Mission. Banking records, Navajo Relief, 1951. 13. Good Shepherd Mission. Report to Advisory Committee, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Receipt for supplies, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Intercultural Institute, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. A brief description of GSM and its history, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. Second Introductory School, 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. List of articles always needed, circa 1951. Good Shepherd Mission. A Brief History of the Operating Policies of GSM, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript history of GSM, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Blank form for a cooperative study of programs of the Health and
Welfare Services of the Episcopal Church, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Completed form for a cooperative study of programs of the Health and
Welfare Services of the Episcopal Church, 1952. Box 26: Episcopal Church General Records: Navajoland Area Mission, 1951-1969, 1992, continued Folder: 1. Good Shepherd Mission. A list of reading materials for the study of GSM, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Report to Advisory Committee, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Minutes of a general staff meeting, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. List of estimated costs for children’s clothing, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Handwritten list of names, possibly workers, circa 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript of activities titled, “Shepherd School,” 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. Objectives, 1952-53. Good Shepherd Mission. Blueprints, 1952. Good Shepherd Mission. List of special gifts; and lists of expenses, 1952. 2. Good Shepherd Mission. List of staff members, 1953. Good Shepherd Mission. Review of 1951-1953 by Rose Marie Henry, 1953. Good Shepherd Mission. List of duties for the Food/Housekeeping Division Head, 1953. Good Shepherd Mission. Monthly budget for the GSM Child Care Project. Good Shepherd Mission. Baptism records for Adams family members, 1959.
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Good Shepherd Mission. Staff list and financial information, 1960-61. Good Shepherd Mission. “Prospectus: Proposed Pilot Program of Intensive Group Experience for
Navajo Youth: A Step Toward Christian Leadership,” 1967. Good Shepherd Mission: A Report to the Diocesan Council of the Episcopal Church in Arizona,
1968. 3. Good Shepherd Mission. A Report for the Field Study and Planning Committee for the Good
Shepherd Mission, Fort Defiance, Arizona, Prepared at the Request of the Right Reverend Joseph M. Harte, Bishop of Arizona, 1968.
Good Shepherd Mission. Tentative estimated operating budget, 1969. 4. Good Shepherd Mission. Printed program for the 75th anniversary of the founding of GSM, 1969. Good Shepherd Mission. Application form, Student Rural Field Service, Intercultural Institute,
Fort Defiance, Arizona, n.d. Typescript press release regarding the Ven. Vine V. Deloria serving at Good Shepherd Mission,
n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Report of the Boy’s Advisor, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Children’s school work, n.d. 5. Good Shepherd Mission. Miscellaneous prayers and written notes, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Standards of Care and Service for Child-Caring Institutions, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Description of job responsibilities for the House Director. Includes a list
of Center Maintenance duties. Good Shepherd Mission. Day-by-day description of activities during a group stay at GSM, June –
August, year not noted. 6. Good Shepherd Mission. A commemorative publication, “The Good Shepherd Mission to the
Navajo,” 1992. Good Shepherd Mission. Typescript, “Christmas at Good Shepherd,” includes printed Christmas
card, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Weekly report for Student Rural Church Training, by Pearle Galatas
regarding her work at GSM, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. Report by Mary Ann Wilson, Antioch College Co-op, regarding her
plans at GSM for a play room, records work, and an outline for work with children, n.d. 7. Good Shepherd Mission. Handwritten diagram of GSM administration, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. A script to accompany a set of slides about GSM work, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. A list of three alphabets (Government, Catholic, Protestant) used to
transcribe the Navajo language, n.d. Good Shepherd Mission. A list of projects and staff members, at GSM, n.d.
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Good Shepherd Mission. Miscellaneous handwritten notes, regarding policies, advancement of the church among the Navajo, child care, and others, n.d.
Cook Christian Training School, Tempe, Arizona
8. Cook Christian Training School. Minutes of the board meeting of April 27, 1951. Cook Christian Training School. Minutes of the executive meeting, December 18, 1952. A Study of the Cook Christian Training School, H. S. Randolph, 1961. Cook Christian Training School. Report of the President, circa 1961. Cook Christian Training School. Minutes of the board of directors meeting, January 27, 1961. 9. Cook Christian Training School. Order form for the Indian version of the 23rd Psalm. Cook Christian Training School. A questionnaire concerning Indian Work, addressed to
Denominational Executives. Cook Christian Training School. Literature order form. “The Cook Christian Training School, 1962 Study: Recommendations Based on the Findings of
the Study.” “Tentative program: Orientation school for new workers in Indian Field,” 1963. Cook Christian Training School. Program for the Third Orientation School for New Workers in
Indian Missions, 1966. 10. Cook Christian Training School. Student List, 1966-1967, Semester 1. Two copies of a report by the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark regarding a visit to Cook Christian
Training School, 1967. Cook Christian Training School. Statement of Policy, 1967. Cook Christian Training School. Minutes of a meeting of the Section on Indian Ministries,
DCLM, 1967. 11. Cook Christian Training School. “A Proposal of the Committee on Policy and Strategy,” 1967. Cook Christian Training School. Meeting of the Board of Trustees, April 3, 1970. Cook Christian Training School. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, October 2, 1970. Cook Christian Training School. Quarterly meeting of the Board of Directors, n.d. Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Minnesota, 1952-1956 12. Typescript of a memo regarding the United Church Committee on Indian Work and the
appointment of Rev. David W. Clark as minister-in-charge of a program for Indians in St. Paul and Minneapolis. 1953.
Program for “Indian Rights and Resources: An Eight-State Conference”, at the University of
Minnesota. November 9-10, 1953. Handwritten notes regarding the United Church Committee on Indian Work, 1952-53.
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Quarterly and annual reports of the United Church Committee on Indian Work by executive
director, Rev. David W. Clark, 1954. Includes form letters, committee reports, and reports on the UCCIW in the Twin Cities area.
An early undated report of the Indian Committee of the Greater Minneapolis Council of Church
Women. 13. Annual reports, miscellaneous reports, and meeting minutes of the United Church Committee on
Indian Work by executive director, Rev. David W. Clark, 1955. 14. Proposed budget, reports and annual reports, correspondence, and meeting minutes of the United
Church Committee on Indian Work, 1956. Box 27: Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Minnesota, 1955-1975 and n.d., continued Folder: 1. Reports, annual reports, meeting minutes, and correspondence of the United Church Committee
on Indian Work, by executive director Rev. David W. Clark, 1957. Shattuck School, detail of proposal for financing students, 1962-63. 2. Request by Clifford L. Samuelson, Home Department Director, for the establishment of a
Consultant-Trainer position for development of leadership in Indian Work in the Diocese of Minnesota. July 22, 1965.
An organizational chart of Indian Work in the Diocese of Minnesota. 3. Reports of the Indian Committee, Minneapolis Council of Church Women, 1955-1956 and n.d. Executive Director’s report, United Church Committee on Indian Work, 1966. Agenda and minutes of the United Church Committee on Indian Work, 1966. Two copies of “A Study Class Gets to Work,” by Alice Foster. By-Laws of the United Church Committee on Indian Work, n.d. A list of persons “sharing in purse,” n.d. 4. Recommendations regarding the Cass Lake Deanery, 1966. Report on a visit to Archdeacon Gilfillan Center, Bemidji, Minnesota, 1966. Three copies of “The Rev. Luke C. Walker,” by David Gaarder, Summer Intern, W. H. Over
Museum, 1975. “Pastoral Care and Public Relations,” n.d. Printed flyer, “A Minnesota Story of Progress and Accomplishment…” n.d. “Participation without Separation” n.d. “Family Friendship Project” n.d. “Resources for Indian Project,” n.d. Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Massachusetts, 1970-1973
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5. Printed materials from the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, 1971-1972. 6. Payment records of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts for the North Conway
Institute, Inc., to individuals and companies for services rendered, 1970-1972. Also includes North Conway Institute letterhead and brochures.
Seventeenth Annual Summer Conference of the North Conway Institute materials, 1971. A list of Massachusetts residents who have made major gifts to Episcopal Theological Seminary,
1970. Diocese of Massachusetts Unified Program Mailing List, July 18, 1972. Handwritten financial records, 1970-1972. 7. Form letters, memoranda, and officer lists for the Bishop’s Advisory Committee on Mission in
Massachusetts, and information on Projects for Partnership, 1971. 8. Flyers, newsletters, memoranda, and related materials for the Bishop’s Advisory Committee on
Mission, in Massachusetts, 1972. 9. Agenda, meeting minutes, articles of incorporation, and financial statements of Enablement, Inc.,
1971. 10. Meeting notices, agendas, and minutes of Enablement, Inc., 1972. Also includes writings by
James L. Lowery, Jr. 11. Meeting notices, agendas, and minutes; financial reports, and related materials of Enablement,
Inc., 1973. Also includes writings by James L. Lowery, Jr., and H. A. Woggon’s “The Hidden Priesthood.”
12. Brochure for the North Conway Institute’ new series of conferences on drug and alcohol abuse
prevention, 1973-1974. Box 28: Episcopal Church General Records: Diocese of Massachusetts, 1959-1979, continued Folder: 1. Meeting notices, agendas, and minutes of Enablement, Inc., 1974. Includes James L. Lowery Jr.’s
“The Small Church Is Here to Stay and She Can Be Viable.” 2. Meeting notices, minutes, and financial reports of Enablement, Inc., 1975-1979. 3. Lists of current and former board members of Episcopal Churchwomen, Diocese of
Massachusetts, 1969-1974. 4. Calendars of activities (1969-1975); Annual reports (1964-1971); and other printed materials for
Episcopal Churchwomen, Diocese of Massachusetts. 5. Newsletters of Episcopal Churchwomen, Diocese of Massachusetts, 1966-1971. Also includes
The Church Woman, Feb. 1972, and Happenings, Sept. 1969, a news sheet for local units of Church Women United.
6. Meeting notices, budgets, correspondence, and notes regarding Episcopal Churchwomen, Diocese
of Massachusetts, 1959-1972. 7. Flyer for Women in Community Service, Inc. Boston, Mass. 1972. Booklet, “Excerpts from Signposts for States,” by Church Women United, 1968.
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Typescript of a speech by the Rev. Arthur Walmsley at the Annual Diocesan Episcopal Churchwomen Dinner and Meeting, 1970.
Episcopal Church General Records: Miscellaneous 8. Miscellaneous typescript materials, mostly fragmented. 9. Miscellaneous handwritten notes. 10. Miscellaneous handwritten notes. 11. Miscellaneous handwritten notes.
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Box 29: Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1903-1937 J. W. Smith to Miss Peck regarding the Murray Fund, Apr. 2, 1903. Frederick F. Johnson, Assistant Bishop, to Reverend Brother regarding the failing health of Bishop
Hare, Oct. 15, 1909. Frederick F. Johnson, Assistant Bishop, to Reverend Brother, Santee Agency, enclosing an obituary
for Bishop Hare, Oct. 24, 1909. J.W. Smith to Miss Peck regarding the Japanese and Christianity; and the loss of a sister, Sept. 1909. Beatrice E. Chambers to Elizabeth regarding payment for a Ford car, Oct. 16, 1927. A.D. Stuckeman, South Dakota Children’s Home Society, to W.D. Swain regarding the family
history of Margaret Loretta Cross, Oct. 17, 1931. Typescript letter from the Niobrara Deanery regarding Indian missions in South Dakota "The names
of our boys who have gone to serve their country." Oct. 1934. Reuben Estes to Rev. D.W. Clark regarding working for the Church, Jan. 6, 1936. Jonnie, Calvary Cathedral in Sioux Falls, to David regarding Indian arts and crafts needed for sale,
Mar. 19, 1937. 2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1937-1939 Horace W. Gannaway, USDA Resettlement Administration, to (Reuben Estes?) regarding being
dropped from the grant list, Sept. 2, 1937. Theo. J. Wortman, Farm Security Administration, to Reuben Estes regarding Estes’s case, Dec. 3,
1937. Lloyd L. Jones to David W. Clark regarding purchase of Indian materials, Jan. 5, 1938. Correspondence regarding the old age pension of Reuben Estes, 1938. Form letter from the Episcopal Church’s finance department regarding Expectations for 1938. Big Chief Hotel to Crow Creek Crafts regarding a price list, Nov. 26, 1938. (Mrs. Clark?) to Lawrence regarding a conference in Washington to be attended by government
officials and mission workers, Dec. 26, 1938. Incomplete letter from the Niobrara Deanery to the children of the Church School in Florida
regarding thanks for Christmas gifts for children at the Crow Creek and Lower Brule Mission, Jan. 6, 1939.
Janet E. Walton to Mrs. David W. Clark making application for teaching work, 1939. Jessie S. Walker to Mrs. Clark regarding sales, n.d. Eleanor Poehler to Rev. David Clark regarding the enclosed announcement about The Guild, Apr.
11, 1939. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1939 Myra K. Peters to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding making buffalo horns into spoons, May 18, 1939. Myra K. Peters to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding making buffalo horns into spoons, May 24, 1939. Form letter from Plume Trading & Sales Company to Camp Directors and Scout Leaders regarding
their catalog of Indian crafts, May 1939. Margaret S. Bridge to Officer in Charge, Ft. Thompson, regarding Indian articles to sell, June 8,
1939. R.E. Leeper to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Indian clothing, Aug. 15, 1939. Letter to R.E. Leeper regarding Indian crafts and clothing, Aug. 25, 1939. Mrs. M.F. Ridge to the Rev. David W. Clark regarding Indian crafts and Harvey H. Stewart, Sept. 7,
1939. Olive H. Patterson to Rev. David W. Clark regarding crafts, Sept. 28, 1939. 4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1940-1941 Stuart to David regarding a beaded Indian dress, Mar. 4, 1940. Ida B. McCrory to Mrs. Clark regarding Crow Creek Crafts, Mar. 27, 1940. Reverend Paul H. Barbour to David Clark. Sept. 1940. Frederick A. Kreuzer to the Reverend David W. Clark. Nov. 1940. Florense to Elizabeth regarding Indian arts, Feb. 17, 1941. National Council Supply Department to Rev. David W. Clark regarding funds for Crow Creek, Mar.
5, 1941.
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Incomplete letter to the Episcopal Mission at Fort Thompson, South Dakota, regarding having curtains made by Indians, May 1, 1941.
Ruth M. Bronson to Mrs. Elizabeth Clark regarding Colonial Dames scholarships, May 29, 1941. M.A. Chase to Mrs. David Clark regarding the native wild flower Jack-in-the-Pulpit, June 24, 1941. 5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1941 Carrie Alberta Lyford to Mrs. Clark regarding “apple face dolls” Aug. 12, 1941. Brief letter from Rev. Standish MacIntosh of the Yankton Mission regarding hauling water from the
Missouri River, Aug. 27, 1941. Includes photographs. Rev. David W. Clark, Niobrara Deanery, to Rt. Rev. W. Blair Roberts regarding an enclosed report
on the Preliminary Work Camp 1941 at Crow Creek Mission. Between Walter Mitchell and David. Oct. 1, 1941. Genrose Gehri to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding work camps, Oct. 2, 1941. Form letter from Bob Fisher regarding life in Rampart, Alaska, and describes how the locals live,
Oct. 5, 1941. Form letter from the Junior Woman’s Auxiliary, Diocese of Pennsylvania, to the Junior Auxiliary at
Crow Creek Mission, South Dakota, Oct. 8, 1941. Form letter from Bob and Dorothy Fisher regarding daily life in Rampart, Alaska, Oct. 19, 1941. Helen Bradley to Mrs. Clark regarding her interest in working with Indians, Dec. 9, 1941. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1942 Eleanor J. Crosby to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding summer apprentice positions available, Jan. 10,
1942. Paul H. Barbour to the Superintending Presbyters regarding helper and catechist requirements, Jan.
16, 1942. Alfred Powell to Mrs. Clark regarding Indian crafts, Mar. 6, 1942. Form letter from E. Russell Carter regarding summer work camp plans, Mar. 7, 1942. The Rev. Alden Drew Kelley to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding setting up an advisory board, and
expenses for a work camp, Mar. 12, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Mar. 31, 1942. Form letter from The Venerable Leonard P. Hagger regarding a vacation church school manual, Apr.
27, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Apr. 28, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark, enc: St. John's hospital bill. May 1942. W. D. Swain to Rev. David W. Clark regarding car license fees, May 27, 1942. William Blair Roberts to David regarding changing the dates of the Niobrara Convocation due to gas
rationing, May 30, 1942. 7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1942 William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. June 5, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. June 13, 1942. H.P. Zimmerman to Mrs. David W. Clark. June 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. July 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Aug. 3, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Aug. 6, 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Sept. 1942. Reverend David Clark to William Blair Roberts. Sept. 1942. Walter Mitchell to David. Oct. 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark (handwritten). Oct. 1942. Walter Mitchell to the Staff at the Good Shepherd Mission. Oct. 1942. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Nov. 1942. David to Elizabeth. Dec. 1942. Helen H. Shell to Mrs. Louise M. Clark regarding appointment as director for the YWCA in a USO
center, Dec. 8, 1942. Elizabeth S. Nicholsky to Elizabeth M. Clark regarding Elizabeth’s unavailability for USO work,
Dec. 30, 1942. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1943
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Ossit Church Furniture Company to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Clark regarding an order placed for pews, perhaps for Fort Thompson, Apr. 1, 1943.
William Blair Roberts to David regarding David’s recovery and return to Arizona, and church work in Arizona, Apr. 22, 1943.
Rev. George A. Wieland to Rev. David W. Clark regarding payment for the station wagon, Apr. 30, 1943.
William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. Apr. 30, 1943. Reverend David Clark to William Blair Robert. May 3, 1943. William Blair Roberts to the Reverend David Clark. May 14, 1943. Reverend David Clark to William Blair Roberts. May 21, 1943. 9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1943 Reverend David Clark to William Blair Roberts. June 1943. G.E.E. Lindquist to Co-Worker. July 1943. Rev. David W. Clark (?) to Bishop Mitchell regarding Good Shepherd Mission, and other church
matters, July 29, 1943. David to Mrs. Clark. July 1943. Bertha M. Eckert to Mrs. David Clark regarding the May 20th report of the Senate Indian Committee,
Aug. 12, 1943. Form letter from Alice Weed titled, “China Letter,” Aug. 21, 1943. J.B. Zick to Mrs. David W. Clark. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1944 Rev. David Clark (?) to the Rt. Rev. Walter Mitchell. May 6, 1944. Thomas J. Rouillard to Mr. Clark (in Native American language) May 10, 1944. W.M. to David. July 1944. Thomas J. Rouillard to the Rev. David W. Clark regarding general church news in South Dakota,
July 17, 1944. Includes Native American language paragraph. Rev. David W. Clark to Rev. Charles C. Jatho regarding George A. Stracke, July 23, 1944. W.M. to David. Aug. 5, 1944. W.M. to David. Aug. 6, 1944. David to W.M. regarding “government tie-up electricity,” Aug. 10, 1944. Rev. David Clark (?) to Bishop Mitchell regarding various employees he has lined up for the year,
Aug. 10, 1944. W.M. to David. Aug. 11, 1944. W.M. to David. Aug. 14, 1944. W.M. to David. Aug. 19, 1944. David to Bishop Mitchell answering his letter of Aug. 18th regarding pipes, electricity, and
employees, Aug. 26, 1944. David W. Clark to Bishop Mitchell. Aug. 1944. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1944 Rev. David W. Clark (?) to George regarding the Askings for Arizona for 1945, Sept. 13, 1944. W.M. to David. Sept. 14, 1944. W.M. to David. Sept. 16, 1944. W.M. to David. Sept. 26, 1944. W.M. to David. Sept. 27, 1944. Unidentified to Jim. Sept. 1944. Unidentified to Miss Arnott. Sept. 1944. W.M. to David. Sept. 29, 1944. Unidentified to Mr. Stracke. Sept. 1944. C.W. Bond to David. W. Clark. Sept. 1944. David W. Clark to Bishop Mitchell regarding reports and various work projects, Sept. 30, 1944. Rev. David W. Clark (?) to Bishop Mitchell regarding the Sept. report on finances, Oct. 6, 1944. David to Bishop Mitchell. Oct. 1944. L.E. Jones to David W. Clark. Oct. 1944. C.W. Bond to David W. Clark. Nov. 1944.
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12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1945 Rev. George A. Wieland to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Presbyterian withdrawal from the South
Dakota field and related concerns in the Episcopal Church, Jan. 16, 1945. R.G. Wigely to David Clark. Jan. 1945. H.B.L. to David regarding Eucharistic vestments, Sept. 30, 1945. Rev. David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 1945. Rev. David Clark to the Rev. Mark A. Dawber. Nov. 1945. David to Bishop Kinsolving. Nov. 1945. David Clark to R.G. Wigely. Dec. 1945. R.G. Wigely to David Clark. Dec. 1945. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1946 Davis Given to David Clark. May n.y. Form letter from W. Francis Allison of the Rural Workers’ Fellowship regarding recognition of
Professor J. H. Kolb’s work, May 15, 1946. Arthur B. Kinsolving to David W. Clark. June 10, 1946. Arthur B. Kinsolving to David W. Clark, enc: correspondence. June 14, 1946. Arthur B. Kinsolving to David W. Clark. June 28, 1946. Rev. David Clark to the Rev. George A. Wieland. July 1946 Mark A. Dewber to Boards conducting Indian Work and their Missions, enc: statement from
Elizabeth Clark. July 1946. John C. De Korne to Elizabeth P. Clark. July 1946. Alfred Carpenter to Elizabeth P. Clark. July 1946. C.G. Salsbury to Elizabeth P. Clark. July 1946. Orno Follett to Elizabeth P. Clark. Aug. 1946. Howard J. Montgomery to Elizabeth P. Clark. Aug. 1946. Lucy Baldridge to Elizabeth P. Clark. Aug. 1946. Helen Sturges to Elizabeth P. Clark, enc: survey of Navajo missions. Aug. 1946. Minnie Armerding to Elizabeth P. Clark. Aug. 1946. Elizabeth M. Clark to Dr. Willard W. Beatty. Aug. 1946. 14 Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1947 Form letters from Frank Laubach regarding church work in Cairo, Egypt, Jan. 25, 1947. John H. Dunnington to Dr. Charles Perrill regarding eye health of Howard McKinley, Mar. 5, 1947. Irene to Mr. Clark. Mar. 22, 1947. Mark A. Dawber to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Literacy Committee meeting minutes, Apr. 2,
1947. Charles Bysegger to Rev. David Clark regarding the Field Committee on Navajo Literacy, Apr. 24,
1947. David W. Clark to Mr. Arthur Meeker. May 7, 1947. David W. Clark to Dr. Mark A. Dawber. May 7, 1947. B. to Pop regarding arrangements for travel to Parkville Conference and related matters, May 17,
1947. Robert W. Young to Rev. Clark regarding literacy and a meeting at Rehoboth, May 19, 1947. Mark A. Dawber to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a literacy program for the Navajos, May 21,
1947. David W. Clark to William B. Given, Jr., regarding a translation of the Prayer Book in the Navajo
language, and Howard McKinley, Sept. 23, 1947. W.B. Ewing to Howard McKinley. Oct. 6, 1947. David W. Clark to Rev. Clifford Samuelson regarding the Intercultural Institute, Oct. 24, 1947. David W. Clark to Rev. George A. Wieland regarding extreme poverty among the Navajo worsened
by the war, Nov. 28, 1947. Rev. George A. Wieland to Rev. David W. Clark regarding the Navajo program, Dec. 9, 1947. 15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1948 Mark A. Dawber to Rev. David W. Clark regarding literacy meeting minutes and work in
Albuquerque, Feb. 10, 1948.
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John M. Taylor, Jr., to Miss Clark regarding his application for summer work, Feb. – Mar. 1948. Includes application.
Form letter from Robert D. Jordan to the clergy. Feb. 29, 1948. Elizabeth A. Rhea to Mrs. Clark regarding applicants, Mar. 1, 1948. Davis to Mrs. Clark regarding summer work and pay, Mar. 3, 1948. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving regarding expenses for students serving
at Good Shepherd Mission, Mar. 17, 1948. Clifford L. Samuelson to Betty Clark regarding expenses connected with Good Shepherd Mission,
the San Juan Mission, and the Intercultural Rural Institute, Mar. 17, 1948. Clifford L. Samuelson to Rev. David Clark regarding expenses for Peggy Baxter at Good Shepherd
Mission, Mar. 18, 1948. Unidentified letter outlining student assignments at missions, Mar. 19, 1948. Helen M. Packard to Mrs. Clark regarding plans to come work in at Good Shepherd Mission, Mar.
25, 1948. Louise Taylor to Rev. Clark regarding thanks for summer appointment to Good Shepherd Mission,
Mar. 29, 1948. Correspondence and application of Elizabeth Kimball for work at Good Shepherd Mission, Mar. –
Apr. 1948. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1948 Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David W. Clark regarding how he will spend his appropriation, Apr.
21, 1948. Form letter from David W. Clark regarding summer work at Good Shepherd Mission, Apr. 26, 1948. Elizabeth A. Rhea to Mrs. David Clark regarding an applicant for summer work, Apr. 29, 1948. Louise Taylor to Rev. Clark regarding appointment to serve at Good Shepherd Mission, May 4,
1948. George A. Wieland to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving regarding work among the Navajo, May 5,
1948. Correspondence of Fidelia Augur with Mrs. Clark regarding plans to come to Arizona, Feb. - May
1948. Mary E. Smith to Mrs. Clark regarding summer work, May 13, 1948. David Clark (?) to Bishop Kinsolving regarding a pass for Betty to travel from Gallup to Kansas City
and back, May 17, 1948. Homer L. Morris to Mrs. David Clark. June 1, 1948. Nellie W. Minor to the Rev. David W. Clark. July 1948. Mary E. Smith to Mrs. Frazier regarding future work for the Mission, Aug. 4, 1948. Rev. David Clark to Jean Hanson. Aug. 1948. Rev. David Clark to Virginia Hanson. Sept. 1948. Ellen B. Gammack to the Rev. David Clark. Sept. 1948. Rev. David Clark to Ellen B. Gammack. Sept. 1948. Rev. David Clark to Miss Aline Conrad. Sept. 1948. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1948 David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 1948. David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 1948. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. Robert P. Frazier. Oct. 1948. Rev. David Clark to Miss Aline Conrad. Oct. 1948. Rev. David Clark to Miss Conrad. Oct. 1948. Rev. David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 21, 1948. Rev. David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 27, 1948. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Oct. 1948. Between Robert Ashton and David Clark. Oct.-Nov. 1948. Irene to Mrs. Clark regarding general news and a report on new Mission staff member Jean Hanson,
Nov. 2, 1948. Rev. David W. Clark (?) to Bob regarding employees and general maintenance issues, Nov. 6, 1948. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Nov. 1948. Arnold Purdie to the Rev. David W. Clark. Nov. 1948. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark. Nov. 1948.
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David W. Clark to Arthur B. Kinsolving. Nov. 1948. David W. Clark to Bob Greene, enc: original correspondence. Nov. 1948. Arthur B. Kinsolving to David W. Clark, enc: correspondence from Arthur B. Kinsolving to George
A Wieland. Nov. 1948. 18. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1949 James M. Stewart to Rev. David W. Clark regarding placement of 20 children with Rev. Clark, Jan.
26, 1949. Mrs. Charles R. Rice to the Rev. David Clark. Mar. 1949. Richard T. VanMetre, Jr. to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: statistical information. June 1949. A.C. Love to the Rev. David W. Clark. June 1949. R.E. Leeper to U.S. Government Agent regarding Indian clothing, Aug. 9, 1949. Alfred Lockwood to the Rev. David W. Clark. Aug. 11, 1949. P.L. Hallam to R. E. Leeper regarding Indian arts and crafts, Aug. 13, 1949. Willard W. Beatty to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding educational loans and scholarships for
Indian students, Aug. 26, 1949. John R. Davis to Mr. Clark. Sept. 1949. Rev. David Clark to John Rogers Davis. Sept. 1949. John Davis to Mr. Clark (handwritten). Sept. 1949. Bruce C. Causey to the Rev. D.W. Clark (handwritten). Oct. 1949. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 1949. Rev. David W. Clark to Miss Gayl Hall. Oct. 1949. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rev. George A. Wieland. Nov. 1949. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Nov. 1949. Allan G. Harper to Protestant Episcopal Church. Dec. 1949. Mildred Ashland to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: handwritten notes. Dec. 1949. G. Bernice Holland to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1949. Arthur B. Kinsolving to fellow clergymen. Dec. 1949. Merle Gripman to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1949. Louisa R. Shotwell to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1949. Jeanne Plowman to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: "Report About the Youth Work," by Hanns
Koeller. Dec. 1949. 19. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1950 Form letter from John H. Townsend, Archdeacon of Columbia regarding church work in South
America, Jan. 1950. Includes note to David Clark on reverse. Bishop Arthur Kinsolving to the Rev. David Clark. Jan. 1950. Stephen F. Bayne, Jr. to the Rev. David Clark. Jan. 1950. Anne Shaw to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding Christmas gifts for orphaned children at Tuba City
Boarding School, Jan. 14, 1950. David Clark to Allan Harper. Jan. 1950. Joyce Sage to RW. Clark and reply. Jan. 1950. Rev. David Clark to Mr. Allan Harper and reply with enc: correspondence from Allan Harper to Sam
McGregor. Jan. 1950. Ken Allen to Mr. Clark regarding a personnel situation, Jan. 24, 1950. Marie Jenkins to the Rev. David Clark, enc: copy of memorandum and booklet on student field
service work and a list of seminaries. Feb. 1950. Daniel B. Kunhardt to the Rev. David Clark, enc: student rural field service application, letter of
recommendation, and replies. Feb. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Feb. 1950. Unidentified to Mr. Baird. Feb. 1950. George A. Wieland to the Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Feb. 1950. Nancy Burchfield to Miss Minor, enc: application for field service. Feb. 1950. John R. Davis to Mr. Clark. Feb. 1950. Dargan Butt to the Rev. David W. Clark. Feb. 1950. 20. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1950 Canon Kelsey to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1950.
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Margaret Pearson to Mr. Clark, enc: application for student rural field service, recommendation forms, and correspondence from Ellen Gammack to Margaret Pearson. Mar. 1950.
Canon Kelsey to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1950. G. Edward Howlett to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: student rural field service application form for
G. Edward Howlett, letter of recommendation, and letter of acceptance. Mar. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1950. Lisa Forbes to the Rev. David W. Clark (handwritten). Mar. 1950. T. Carleton Lee to the Rev. D.W. Clark, enc: application for student field service, recommendation
form, reply, and letter of acceptance. Mar. 1950. Catherine E. Dodge to Mrs. Clark. Mar. 1950. Bishop Francis Eric Bloy to John R. Davis, permission letter. Mar. 1950. John R. Davis to Mr. Clark, enc: application for student field service, recommendation forms,
correspondence, and letter of acceptance. Mar. 1950. Rev. David W. Clark (?) to Mrs. Murray regarding vacating her room, Mar. 20, 1950. Student rural field service application form for Patricia Brown. Mar. 1950. Alfred D. Moore to Fred L. Clark, enc: correspondence from Irene Hoskins to Alfred D. Moore.
Mar. 1950. Mary Elizabeth McNulty to Mr. Clark, enc: application for student rural field service, reply, and
letter of acceptance. Mar. 1950. 21. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1950 Between David Clark, the Rev. George T. Masuda, and Mary L. Stringham, re: Mrs. Ida Vorhees.
Mar-Apr. 1950. Robert G. Ruffie to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: application for student field service,
recommendation forms, and acceptance letter. Apr. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David Clark. Apr. 1950. Rev. David Clark to Shirley Worcester, enc: application for student field service. Apr. 1950. Rev. David Clark to Jerry. Apr. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Apr. 1950. Mrs. C.R. Quinn to Father. Apr. 1950. Ellen B. Gammack to the Rev. David Clark. Apr. 1950. Rev. David W. Clark to Bishop Arthur B. Kinsolving, enc: correspondence. Apr. 1950. Harold to Mr. Clark and reply. Apr. 1950. Rev. David W. Clark to Arthur B. Kinsolving. Apr. 1950. Mildred Ashland to the Rev. David Clark, letter of inquiry about Milton A. Rohane, enc: application
for student field service, recommendation forms, and letter of acceptance. Apr. 1950. The Rev. David Clark to Cliff Samuelson, enc: correspondence from the Rev. David Clark to Ellen
Gammack. Apr. 1950. 22. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1950 Ellen B. Gammack to Miss Nancy Lee Hudson. May 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Glenn Emmons. May 1950. J.R. Drury to the Rev. David W. Clark. May 1950. Harold to Mr. Clark. May 1950. Aurelia Robertson to Mr. Clarke. May 1950. Hilda L. Dieberty to Fr. Clark. May 1950. Arnold Purdie to friend. June 1950. Orelia Robertson to David Clarke (sic). June 1950. Mrs. David W. Clark to Bernice Holland. July 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. July 1950. F.A. Mapel to Mr. Clark. July 1950. Rev. David W. Clark to Mrs. Aurelia Robertson. July 1950. Mrs. David Clark to Miss Sage. July 1950. Leslie Begay to Miss Davis. July 1950. Tommy White to Miss Davis. July 1950. Elizabeth Mann Clark to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Aug. 1950. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1950. Rev. David W. Clark to Fred Williams. Aug. 1950.
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Rev. David W. Clark to Bishop Kinsolving. Aug. 1950. Marguerite Henry to Bishop. Aug. 1950. Unidentified to Dr. Shreiner. Aug. 1950. 23. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1950 David Clark to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Sept. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Sept. 1950. Secretary to the Rev. David W. Clark. Sept. 1950. Unidentified to Glenn Emmons. Sept. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Sept. 1950. William Dean Collins to the Rev. David W. Clark. Oct.1950. Unidentified to John Novak. Oct. 1950. Unidentified to Merle Tucker. Oct. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Miss Beardsley. Oct. 1950. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David Clark. Oct. 1950.
Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark, incomplete correspondence. Nov. 1950. John R. Shell to unidentified. Nov. 1950.
Undecipherable to Dave, enc: Hare School dormitory application. Nov. 1950. The Rev. James Wood Halfhill to Mr. Clark. Dec. 1950. George H. Myers to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1950. 24. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1951 Charles L. McEvers to David Clark. Jan. 1951. Bennett to David W. Clark. Jan. 1951. W. Keith Kelley to Don May regarding the application of Rose Marie Henry to Haskell Institute, Jan.
29, 1951. John Rogers Davis to Mr. Clark regarding being invited back to Good Shepherd Mission, Feb. 3,
1951. W. Keith Kelley to Hildegard Thompson regarding Rose Marie Henry, Feb. 7, 1951. Hildegard Thompson to Rev. D.W. Clark regarding Rose Marie Henry, Feb. 8, 1951. Rose Marie Henry to Mr. Clark about wanting to leave Haskell Institute, 1951. David Clark to Mrs. Aurelia Robertson, enc: correspondence regarding Aurelia Robertson. Feb.
1951. Elsie Isaacs to the Rev. D.W. Clark, follow up correspondence and enc: report of work. Feb.-Mar.
1951. Rose Brodie to Miss Henry regarding cement steps for a cabin, Feb. 20, 1951. George A. Boyce to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1951. Ellen B. Gammack to Miss Ellen O. Thomas. Mar. 1951. Ellen B. Gammack to Miss Ellen O. Thomas. Apr. 1951. Unidentified to Ellen Thomas. Apr. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to friend of the Good Shepard Mission. Apr. 1951. Willis M. Rosenthal to Reverend Brethren. Apr. 1951. James D. Wallace to Ruby T. McDermott. Apr. 1951. Ellen Thomas to Mrs. David W. Clark and reply. Apr. 1951. Gertrude Pratt to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Betty Sherman, Apr. 25, 1951. David W. Clark to Miss Nancy Andrews. Apr. 1951. Ruby T. McDermott to James D. Wallace. Apr. 1951. 25. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1951 Ellen Thomas to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: job description for director of child care program.
May 1951. Elsie Isaacs to the Rev. D.W. Clark. May 1951. Summer Walters to the Rev. David W. Clark. May 1951. Elsie Isaacs to the Rev. D.W. Clark. May 1951. L. McKinney to the Rev. David W. Clark, re: Margaret Plummer. May 1951. Harold Saxon to Mr. Clark. May 1951. Glenn C. Lundeen to the Rev. David W. Clark. May 1951. Samuel McCrea Cavert to Mr. Clark. May 1951.
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Arthur Freeman to Rev. David Clark regarding the annual meeting of the Rural Workers’ Fellowship, May 24, 1951.
Church Pension Fund to the Rev. David William Clark. May 1951. W.D. Spining to David W. Clark. June 1951. Captain William G. Johnson to the Rev. David W. Clark. June 1951. George Ferguson to all clergy of Arizona. July 1951. Rev. David W. Clark to Sister Isaacs. July 1951. Elsie Isaacs to the Rev. D.W. Clark. Aug. 1951. Rev. David W. Clark to Sister Isaacs. Aug. 1951. Hildegard Thompson to Paul Bramlet. Aug. 1951. A.S. Kell to Mrs. Clark. Aug. 1951. 26. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1951 Wm.. B. Given, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Sept. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David Clark and reply. Sept. 1951. Ray Miller to Wm. B. Given, Jr. Sept. 1951. David W. Clark to Mike. Sept. 1951. Wm. B. Given, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. A.B. Kinsolving. Sept. 1951. Wm. B. Given, Jr. to Ray Miller. Sept. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David W. Clark regarding William B. Given, Jr., Sept. 26, 1951. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rev. Dr. George A. Wieland. Sept. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to William B. Given, Jr. Oct. 1951. Correspondence of William B. Given, Jr., with American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corporation
regarding work at Good Shepherd Mission, Oct. 1951. Dan Kunhardt to Mrs. Clark regarding his teaching at missions in Nevada, Oct. 10, 1951. Josephine Nichols to the Rev. David Clark. Oct. 1951. Wm. B. Given, Jr. to Max Flatow. Oct. 1951. Jos. Salamone to W. B. Given. Oct. 1951. David W. Clark to Arthur V. Davis regarding Davis, Oct. 18, 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David W. Clark regarding work on the power house and the Thorne
Building, Oct. 19, 1951. Unidentified to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Oct. 1951. Unidentified to Mr. Glenn Emmons. Oct. 1951. Rev. David W. Clark to Miss Pauline E. Watts, enc: resume of Pauline E. Watts and correspondence
from Jno B. Bentley to Mrs. David W. Clark. Oct. 1951. Pauline E. Watts to Mr. Clark. Oct. 1951. Unidentified (incomplete correspondence) to Bishop Kinsolving. Oct. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David W. Clark regarding an upcoming meeting, and architectural
plans for work on buildings, Oct. 30, 1951. 27. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1951 The Rev. David W. Clark to Sister Isaacs. Nov. 1951. David W. Clark to the Rev. Geroge A. Wieland and Captain Johnson. Nov. 1951. Unidentified to Arthur V. Davis. Nov. 1951. Hal E. Schooley to Mr. David W. Clark. Nov. 1951. Elsie Isaacs to the Rev. D.W. Clark. Nov. 1951. Mildred Ashland, secretary to Dr. Wieland, to the Rev. David W. Clark, enc: correspondence from
George Wieland to Arthur B. Kinsolving. Nov. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark. Nov. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Arthur V. Davis. Nov. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to John Gaw Meem. Nov. 1951. David W. Clark to Eleanor R. Collins. Dec. 1951. Unidentified to Wm. B. Given, Jr. Dec. 1951. Bob Bogen to the Rev. and Mrs. Clark. Dec. 1951. Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David w. Clark regarding the clergyman’s residence at Good Shepherd
Mission, Dec. 3, 1951. Signature has been cut from letter. Unidentifed to William B. Given, Jr. Dec. 1951.
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Arthur B. Kinsolving to Rev. David W. Clark regarding the heating plant repair at Good Shepherd Mission, and the house for Davis Given, Dec. 17, 1951. Signature has been cut from letter.
David to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Dec. 1951. Unidentifed to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving (2 copies). Dec. 1951. John Gaw Meem to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a contour map and plans for the rector’s house at
Good Shepherd Mission, Dec. 27, 1951. Rev. David W. Clark to John G. Meem regarding a contour map, Dec. 28, 1951. 28. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1952 Correspondence to and from David W. Clark regarding a group of children in foster care at Good
Shepherd Mission, Jan. – July 1952. Undecipherable to Max Flatow. Jan. 3, 1952. Unidentified to John Gaw Meem. Jan. 14, 1952. Telegrams between William B. Given, Jr., and David W. Clark regarding a contour map, Jan. 1952. Arthur and Arline Hobson to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving regarding the departure of David and
Elizabeth Clark, Jan. 14, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Rev. David W. Clark regarding sending an engineer to the Mission, Jan. 21,
1952. Arthur V. Davis to John Gaw Meem regarding architectural plans, Jan. 23, 1952. Mrs. Donald R. MacJannet to Mrs. Clark and reply. Jan. 26, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Arthur V. Davis regarding building plans, Jan. 30, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Arthur V. Davis regarding plans for Davis Given’s residence, Feb. 15, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Rev. Davis Given and Rev. David Clark regarding Davis Given’s residence,
Feb. 15, 1952. C. B. Whipple to Rev. D.W. Clark regarding Clark’s B.C.U. card, and general news, Feb. 15, 1952. Your Diocesan Missions Chairmen to fellow-workers. Feb. 4, 1952. Incomplete letter from Mrs. Helsel to Rev. David W. Clark regarding her daughter, Feb. 25, 1952. Ruth C. Brown to Mrs. Clark. Feb. 5, 1952. Carleton Lee to Mrs. Clark. Feb. 12, 1952. Clifford L. Samuelson to Bishops who will use seminary students in supervised field work, summer,
1952. Feb. 15, 1952. Application for student rural church training and related correspondence for James D. Hubbs, Feb. –
Mar. 1952. Letter to Mrs. Clark regarding general news, Feb. 20, 1952. Application for student rural church training and related correspondence for Patricia Ann Gray, Feb.
– Apr., 1952. Unidentified to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Feb. 20, 1952. Page 2 of a letter from Alexander Lesser to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal regarding preparing a
bibliography, Feb. 20, 1952. Mrs. David W. Clark to Mrs. Donald R. MacJannet regarding Nancy Lee Hudson, Feb. 23, 1952. Box 30: 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1952 Correspondence of Arthur V. Davis, John Gaw Meem, and Joseph Salamone regarding plans for
Davis Given’s residence, Feb. - Mar. 1952. Walter Whichard to the Rev. David Clark. Mar. 4, 1952. Application for student rural church training and related correspondence for Joy Bryan and Mary
Phraner, Mar. 1952. David W. Clark to Clifford L. Samuelson regarding the adjusted plan for summer work, Mar. 22,
1952. David W. Clark to Rev. Norman L. Foote regarding students accepted for summer work, Mar. 22,
1952. Rev. Norman L. Foote to Rev. David W. Clark regarding student applications, Mar. 31, 1952. Rev. Joseph G. Moore to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Apr. 1, 1952. Wm. B. Given, Jr. to Max Flatow. Apr. 7, 1952. Arthur B. Kinsolving to the Rev. David W. Clark and Arthur B. Kinsolving to Arthur V. Davis. Apr.
17, 1952. Unidentified to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. Apr. 20, 1952.
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2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1952 John Gaw Meem to Rev. David Clark regarding architectural plans, May 15, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Arthur V. Davis regarding the Davis Given residence, May 15, 1952. John Gaw Meem to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a new water main, May 21, 1952. Mrs. David W. Clark to Ellen Turnbull regarding Pearle Galatas, May 27, 1952. Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to David W. Clark regarding payment for Patricia Ann Gray, June 6,
1952. John Gaw Meem to Arthur V. Davis regarding specifications for the Given residence, June - July
1952. Jim Hubbs to Mr. and Mrs. Clark regarding his summer work, Sept. 2, 1952. Ruth to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Rosie Marie, Sept. 30, 1952. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1952 Mrs. Charles S. Monroe to Mrs. David W. Clark regarding Good Shepherd Mission taking part in a
study of health and welfare agencies in the Church, Oct. 8, 1952. Notification of records transfer for Ned Arviso, Oct. 2, 1952. David W. Clark to Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving regarding concerns about land rights and related
issues for Davis Given’s residence, Oct. 15, 1952. (two typescript versions) Rev. M. Moran Weston to Mr. Clark. Oct. 30, 1952. Paul and Hessie Teas to Mrs. David Clark. Dec. 17, 1952. John Davis to the Rev. and Mrs. David Clark. Dec. 31, 1952. 4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1953 David W. Clark to friends. Jan. 1, 1953. Letter to the editor of the Gallup Independent from Mrs. David W. Clark regarding the Indian Center
in Gallup, New Mexico, Jan. 19, 1953. Rev. David W. Clark to Senator Francis Case. Jan. 20, 1953. Mrs. David W. Clark to Ruby T. McDermott regarding how to help dependent children, clothing
needs, and related matters, Jan. 27, 1953. Mrs. David W. Clark to Edna B. Beardsley regarding the Literacy Program for Navajos, Jan. 31,
1953. 5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1953 Typed memorandum by Mrs. David W. Clark regarding Betty Sherman, Mar. 1, 1953. David W. Clark to Rev. Paul L. West regarding a letter by Mrs. McDermott, Mar. 30, 1953. Mrs. Walker to Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark regarding the Clarks’ departure from Arizona, Apr. 8,
1953. Mrs. David W. Clark to Joann Dennison regarding Isabel Dennison, Apr. 14, 1953. Mrs. David W. Clark to Mrs. Howard Roberts regarding hiring Navajos to help them in California
during the summer, Apr. 17, 1953. Rev. George A. Wieland to Rev. David W. Clark regarding Clark’s two-month leave of absence pay,
Apr. 22, 1953. Matilda Moore to Dr. and Mrs. David Clarke regarding thanks for hospitality and the Clarks’
departure from Fort Defiance, Apr. 24, 1953. Form letter from Jane A. Turnbull and David W. Clark to friends regarding gifts to San Juan
Mission, Apr. 30, 1953. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1953 David W. Clark to Allan G. Harper. May 1953. John Rogers Davis to the Rev. David W. Clark. June 1953. Eleanor F. Sleight to Arthur B. Kinsolving. Aug. 1953. Eleanor Sleight to Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Sept. 1953. Oliver La Farge to Mr. Clark. Oct. 1953. 7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1954
Mrs. Arthur B. Peterson to the Committee on Indian Work of the Council of Churchwomen. Jan. 1954.
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Mrs. David W. Clark? to Rev. Russell Carter regarding a book on cultural background and related church policy matters, July 7, 1954. David W. Clark to the Rev. John M. Wilson. July 10, 1954. A.I. Peterson to Richard D. Butts. Sept. 1954.
The Rev. Christian B. Whipple to Mrs. Betty Rosenthal. Nov. 1954. Mrs. David W. Clark to Mrs. James M. Evans. Nov. 1954. Emily C. Kjerland to David Clark. Dec. 10, 1954. Lenore G. Pidgeon to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a donation, Dec. 20, 1954. Form letter from the United Church Committee on Indian Work in the Twin Cities regarding
Christmas gifts, Dec. 30, 1954. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1955 Rev. David W. Clark to Members of Amico Circle Westminster Service Guild regarding a gift
check, Jan. 10, 1955. Rev. David W. Clark to Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution regarding a gift check,
Jan. 10, 1955. Mrs. S. D. Pidgeon, Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution to Rev. David W. Clark
regarding money sent for the United Church Committee for Indian Work, Jan. 28, 1955. Mrs. A. M. Nye, Minnesota Daughters of the American Revolution to Rev. David W. Clark
regarding a gift check, Feb. 7, 1955. Judith Lewis Funk to Rev. David Clark regarding information needed about Home Mission work,
Feb. 14, 1955. Rev. Frederick F. Kramer to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a job for Edward Thompson, Apr. 14,
1955. David W. Clark to Rev. Frederick K. Kramer regarding scholarships, and the Thompson family, May
17, 1955. David W. Clark to Rev. William G. Law regarding a project by the Young People’s Group at
Edgewater Methodist Church, May 17, 1955. Helen L. Peterson to Conrad Gesner. May 20, 1955. Kathryn Fraley to Rev. Martin P. Albrecht regarding cotton pieces delivered to the Service Guild,
May 26, 1955. Kathryn Fraley to Y Teens, Edina High School, regarding clothing donation, May 26, 1955. 9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1955 Vine Deloria to Mrs. R. Rosenthal, enc: correspondence. June 17, 1955. Ben E. Wilbur to Mrs. David Clark regarding a script, June 23, 1955. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Dr. Harold E. Fey. June 25, 1955. David W. Clark to John Gunn regarding a corrected script, June 26, 1955. Stephanie S. Tuttle to Rev. Clark regarding an enclosed draft of the Joint Committee’s 1954 Housing
Report, June 29, 1955. Catherine H. Vorhes to Rev. David Clark regarding layettes provided by the Minnesota Episcopal
Woman’s Auxiliary, n.d. E. Russell Carter to Betty Rosenthal. July 1, 1955. Kathryn Fraley to Rev. and Mrs. Clark regarding general office news, July 14, 1955. Elsie Peterson and Kathryn Fraley to the Clarks regarding general office news, July 21, 1955. Mrs. E. Peterson to the Clarks regarding general office news, July 23, 1955. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1955 Mrs. David W. Clark to Mrs. Walter G. McGregor regarding Grace Presbyterian Church projects,
Aug. 4, 1955. Mrs. David W. Clark to Rev. E. Russell Carter regarding a visit to Estes Park, and future plans, Aug.
8, 1955. Eunice MacGregor to Mrs. Clark enclosing her report of Grace Presbyterian Church projects, Aug.
10, 1955. E. Russell Carter to Mrs. Elizabeth Clark regarding a suggestion about Miriam Evans, Aug. 17,
1955. Miriam L. Evans to Mrs. Clark regarding the Indian Center, Aug. 17, 1955. Mrs. Gilman Goehrs to Mrs. David Clark regarding the Reading Room Society, Sept. 15, 1955.
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David W. Clark to Ruth Harvey regarding changes to the Christmas party program, Sept. 26, 1955. S. Ralph Harlow to Oliver La Farge. Oct. 1955. James R. Anderson, Jr., to Rev. David W. Clark regarding a financial gift, Oct. 1955. Charles Coleman to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Dec. 1955. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1956 R. M. Dyer to Rev. David Clark regarding the sale of Sioux Indian moccasins, Mar. 18, 1956. Unidentified to Mr. Emmons (incomplete correspondence). Mar. 20, 1956. LaVerne Madigan to Mrs. John H. Goven. Apr. 1956. Rev. David W. Clark to Rt. Rev. Stephen E. Keeler. July 1956. E. Russell Carter to the Rev. and Mrs. David Clark. Aug. 1956. David W. Clark to the Rector and Members of the Vestry. Nov. 1956. Richard Schifter to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Nov. 1956. End of correspondence from Lawrence E. Lindley. Nov. 1956. Russell E. Jones to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1956. Ben Keifel to unidentified. Christmas 1956. 12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1957 LaVerne Madigan to Mrs. David Clark. Jan. 1957. Stephen Jones, Jr. to Miss La Verne Madigan, enc: correspondence from Stephen Jones, Jr. to John
Hay Whitney Foundation. Jan. 1957. Russell E. Jonas to Mrs. David W. Clark. Jan. 1957. Strasser, Spiegelberg, Fried & Frank to Clients (three different memorandums). Mar. 1957. Hamilton H. Kellogg to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1957. Conrad H. Gesner to the Rev. David A. Works. Mar. 1957. Edward S. Merry and G. O'Conner to Association of American Indian Affairs. Apr. 1957. Arthur Lazarus, Jr. to James E. Murray. May 1957. Strasser, Spiegelberg, Fried & Frank to Clients. May 1957. Hamilton Kellogg to the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark. May 1957. Nelson C. Works, Jr. to the Rev. David A. Works. June 1957. Ellen D. to Betty Rosenthal. July 1957. Mrs. David W. Clark to the Rev. Vine V. Deloria. July 1957. Robert Burnette to Mrs. Betty Rosenthal. Oct. 1957. Francis and his mother to the Rev. and Mrs. Clark. Dec. 1957. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1958 Stephen S. Jones, Jr. to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1958. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Dr. John C. Bennett. Jan. 1958. Charles F. Jones to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1958. unidentified (Betty Rosenthal?) to Mr. Charles Jones. Jan. 1958. Hollis L. Caswell to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Clark. Feb. 1958. Rev. David W. Clark to the Editor, Gallup Independent. Feb. 1958. James J. Hayes to the Rev. David W. Clark. Mar. 1958. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Board president. Dec. 1958. Galen R. Weaver to Betty Rosenthal, Gordon Plowe, and Robert Thomas. Dec. 1958. Public Education chairman to Executive Director. Dec. 1958. Hobart to the Rev. David W. Clark. Dec. 1958. Gordon Plowe to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Dec. 1958. 14. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1959 Vine V. Deloria to Miss Ella Deloria. Jan. 1959. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. David W. Clark. Apr. 1959. Unidentified to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. May 1959. Royal B. Hassrick to Galen R. Weaver, enc: correspondence from Royal D. Marks to Arthur
Lazarus, Jr. Nov. 1959. Andrew Weston to David and Elizabeth Clark. Dec. 1959. W.I.C. to Mrs. Kimball Prince. Dec. 1959. Mrs. Margaret Bauman to Mrs. Dudley Moore (copy). Dec. 1959.
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15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1960 Cordelia Shevling Ellis to Wallace Walking Bull. Jan. 1960. Women of St. John's to Mrs. Clark. Mar. 1960. Draft form letter from the Committee for the drafting of a report on Indian Work, Apr. 20, 1960. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. David Clark. May 1960. Almon R. Pepper to friends serving in the Indian field, enc: article: "Study of the Needs of the
Mission and Ministry" and correspondence. May 1960. Zelia Metcalf to friends. May 1960. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. David Clark. June 1960. Co-chairmen to fellow parishioners. June 1960. Gordon Plowe to Betty Rosenthal, enc: paper: Comments on : "A Report on the American Indian
Work of the Protestant Episcopal Church." Aug. 1960. Excerpts from Gordon Plowe, Bishop Gesner, Kenyon Cull, and Frederick Smyithe. Aug. 1960.
Rev. Edward O. Moore to Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1960. Cliff Samuelson to Betty Rosenthal and reply, enc: Resume of Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1960. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1960 Robert L. Bennett to Mrs. Muriel S. Webb. Sept. 1960. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Edward O. Moore. Sept. 1960. E. Russell Carter to Betty Rosenthal. Sept. 1960. Undecipherable to Betty Rosenthal. Sept. 1960. Clifford L. Samuelson to John Artichoker, Jr. Oct. 1960. Unidentified to the Rev. Harold B. Lundgren. Nov. 1960.
C. B. Bailey, secretary to Mr. C.L. Samuelson, to Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenthal, enc: memo on Indian work and budget. Nov. 1960.
Excerpt from correspondence from Richard Schifter to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Nov. 1960. Betty Rosenthal to Cliff Samuelson and Edward Moore, re: Indian work development. Nov. 1960.
E.M. Clark to E.C. Rosenthal, re: Cheyenne River reservation (excerpt). Nov. 1960. Cliff Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Minnis. Dec. 1960. Father Peter John Powell to Commercial Service Bureau. Dec. 1960. Unidentified to friends. 1960. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1961 Rev. Tom Akeley to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Blossom and Harold to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Davis to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Rev. John B. Lurvey to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Bill Fay to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. J.C. Wright to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Stephen Mocassin to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Rev. C.J. Marshall to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Wellema to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Rev. Sidney U. Martin to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Peter to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Steven D. Moore to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Undecipherable to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Rev. J. Edin Mann to the Rev. David Clark. (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Cole to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. Frank to the Rev. David Clark (postcard) regarding Indians in Colorado, Jan. 1961. David W. Clark to the clergy. Jan. 1961. S. Botelho to Father Clark. Jan. 1961. Daniel Corrigan to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1961. Randy to David. Jan. 1961. David W. Clark to the Rev. Frederick Smyithe. Jan. 1961. B.L.B. to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Jan. 1961. Davis to Mr. Clark. Jan. 1961. Arthur Lichtenberger to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1961.
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Frederick Smyithe to the Rev. David W. Clark. Jan. 1961. Daniel Corrigan to Betty Rosenthal, enc: original correspondence and article: "We Can Settle for
Nothing Less". Jan. 1961. H.W. Case to David. Jan. 1961. 18. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1961 Beth E. Marcus to denominational representatives for Indian work, enc: Orientation Workshop for
Indian Workers schedule and Indian committee meeting minutes. Feb. 1961. E.C. Rosenthal to C.L. Samuelson, re: National Council Scholarship Fund for Indians. Feb. 1961. Rev. David W. Clark to the Rev. Russell K. Nakata. Feb. 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to College Chaplains, Field Clergy, and other Personnel serving among Indian
people. Mar. 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to Betty Rosenthal. Mar. 1961. Ned to Betty regarding his attendance at General Convention, Estes Park, and related travel, 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding the Niobrara Convocation, Estes
Conference, and General Convention plans, Mar. 9, 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal regarding Niobrara Deanery invitees to General
Convention, Mar. 10, 1961. Church Service Committee to friends. Mar. 13, 1961. Rev. Mr. MacCray to Rev. Mr. Samuelson regarding enclosed reports on Rev. Webster Two Hawk,
Mar. 22, 1961. Betty Rosenthal to Helen Loring. Mar. 23, 1961. 19. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1961 Betty Rosenthal to Mrs. Loring. Apr. 1961. Mrs. Evelyn L. Berger to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. May 1961. C.L. Samuelson to Francis C. Swezy. May 1961. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Corrigan. May 1961. William M. Fay to the Rev. Tollie Caution and reply. May. 1961. J.B.L. (?) to Betty Rosenthal. June 1961. Mrs. Jeanne A. Anderson to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1961. David W. Clark to the Rev. Russell K. Nakata. June 1961. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and replies. June 1961. E. Russell Carter to the Rev. David W. Clark. June 1961. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Honorable Ben Reifel regarding a dinner planned for those involved in
Indian Work, June 29, 1961. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Mr. Charles Jones. July 5, 1961. Alexander Wood to Mrs. Robert Rostenthal [sic]. July 1961. Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenthal to Cliff Samuelson, enc: copy of correspondence from Alexander Wood to
Mrs. Robert Rosenthal and revised itinerary for field trip. July 1961. Eric Cutler to Mrs. Roger S. Clapp. July 1961. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Johnson Holy Rock et al., regarding her arrival at Pine Ridge with
producer Irving Jacoby, July 31, 1961. Galen R. Weaver to Betty Rosenthal declining an invitation, Aug. 31, 1961. 20. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1961 Davis to Betty Rosenthal, enc: list of articles from the Navajo Arts and Crafts exhibit. Sept. 1961. Unidentified to the Rev. Fr. George W. Graydon. Sept. 1961. Form letter from St. Elizabeth’s and St. Ann’s Guilds regarding the year’s activities, Sept. 22, 1961. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Sept. 1961. S. Botelho to Mrs. Calrk [sic]. Oct. 1961. Bob to Cliff and Betty. Oct. 1961. David. W. Clark to Canon Russell K. Nakata. Oct. 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1961. Mrs. Doll to Mrs. Clark. Oct. 28, 1961. Bob to Cliff and Betty. Nov. 1961. Betty to the Rev. Robert Greene. Nov. 1961. ECR to CLS. Nov. 1961.
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Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. Robert Greene. Nov. 1961. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Dec. 1961. C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner and reply. Dec. 1961. David W. Clark to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. 1961. Unidentified to Betty. 1961. 21. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1962 David W. Clark to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Jan. 1962. Robert B. Greene to the Rev. William Davidson. Jan. 1962. Bob to Betty. Jan. 1962. Mrs. David W. Clark to Mrs. Chapman Young, Jr. Jan. 1962. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mr. Richard Schifter. Jan. 1962. Betty Rosenthal to Gordon Plowe. Jan. 1962. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Jan. 1962. Russell K. Nakata to Father, Feb. 1, 1962. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. William Crewes. Feb. 5, 1962. David W. Clark to the Rev. Russell K. Nakata. Feb. 5, 1962. E. Russell Carter to Rev. Clifford Samuelson regarding the enclosed questionnaire about Indian
work, Feb. 6, 1962. E.C. Rosenthal to C.L. Samuelson. Feb. 1962. Russell K. Nakata to the Rev. William Fay. Feb. 1962. Gordon Plowe to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan. Feb. 1962. Gordon Plowe to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: resolutions. Feb. 1962. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mrs. Mark Hanson regarding Indian work in Denver, Feb. 15, 1962. Elizabeth Rosenthal to Rev. Russell K. Nakata regarding Indian work in Denver, Feb. 15, 1962. 22. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1962 Clifford L. Samuelson to Helen Peterson, enc: correspondence. Mar. 1, 1962. Louisa Rossiter Shotwell to Betty regarding how good the study is, Mar. 3, 1962. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mr. Darcy McNickle. Mar. 1962. E. Russell Carter to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1962. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. M.M. Douglass. Mar. 1962. E. Russell Carter to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal, enc: correspondence from Glen Bradford to the Rev.
Russell Carter. Mar. 1962. Nancy O. Lurie to Elizabeth Rosenthal regarding the enclosed Prospectus for Community
Development Study of the Wisconsin Winnebago Indians, Mar. 26, 1962. Clifford L. Samuelson to David regarding an outline for a motion picture on the American Indian,
May 3, 1962. Unidentified to Irving Jacoby regarding Jacoby’s movie plans, May 12, 1962. Gordon Plowe to Niobrara Deanery Clergy and Lay Workers, enc: itinerary. May 1962.
C.L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Ware King, Robert Greene, Eugene Botelho, Davis Given, David Clark, Gordon Plowe, Robert Grover, William Fay, Ronald Perrin, Andrew Weston, and David Reed. May 1962.
The Church Service Committee to friends. May 1962. William Davidson to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. May 1962. Robert B. Greene to the Rev. Vine Deloria. May 1962. Glen H. Bradford to the Committee on the Indian Workers Orientation School. May 1962. Gordon Plowe to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. May 1962. Gordon R. Plowe to Irving Jacoby regarding comments on the outline for Jacoby’s motion picture on
the American Indian, May 23, 1962. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Robert B. Greene. May 23, 1962.
Rev. Herman Page to the Trustees of the Roan Ridge Foundation. May 1962. Elizabeth M. Clark to Irving Jacoby regarding her comments on a dramatization about the Dakota, May 30, 1962.
23. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1962 The Rev. W. Francis Allison to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1962.
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Robert B. Greene to the Rev. Cliff Samuelson, enc: correspondence to the Rev. Davis Givens and proposed budget for Navajo Campers. June 1962.
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to C.L. Samuelson, Canon Goldsmith, and Gordon Plowe. June 1962. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Harvey Uken. June 1962. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson. July 1962. Clifford L. Samuelson to Philleo Nash. July 1962. Bob to Betty and Cliff. July 1962. Conrad H. Gesner to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. July 1962. Mrs. William J. Limpo to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1962. Vine V. Deloria to Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson regarding objections to The Tribe Decides, Aug. 16,
1962. 24. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1962 Rev. S.W. Goldsmith, Jr. to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Sept. 1962. Ron to Betty. Sept. 1952. S.W. Goldsmith, Jr. to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Sept. 1962. Philleo Nash to Betty. Nov. 1962. The Rev. S.W. Goldsmith, Jr. to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Nov. 1962. D.B. Purrington to the Rev. Noah Brokenleg, enc: student tuition bill. Nov. 1962. D.B. Purrington to the Rev. Andrew Weston, enc: student tuition bill. Nov. 1962. D.B. Purrington to Mrs. Harvey Uken, enc: student tuition bill. Nov. 1962. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Canon Sidney W. Goldsmith and reply. Nov. 1962. Unidentified to Lawrence Lindley. Dec. 1962. Gordon Plowe to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Dec. 1962. E.C. Rosenthal to Cliff. 1962. 25. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1963 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mr. W.A. Menojah. Jan. 1963. William J. Jackson to Mr. W.A. Menojah. Jan. 1963. Rev. Reinhart B. Gutmann to the Rev. J.A. Frazer Crocker, Jr. Jan. 1963. The Rev. S.W. Goldsmith, Jr. to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Jan. 1963. W.A. Mehojah to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, correspondence from Kenneth S. Agerter to Bill and
from Kenneth S. Agerter to Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mehojah. Jan. 1963. Dr. Kaisuke Kitagawa to Betty, enc: paper: "Church Schools Vs. Public Schools." Feb. 1963. F. Douglas Henderson to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Feb. 1963. C.L. Samuelson to Mrs. E.C. Rosenthal. Feb. 1963. 26. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1963 Division of Health and Welfare Services to the Executives and Board Presidents of Episcopal
Church-related child care, youth and family service agencies and community centers. Mar. 1, 1963. Robert L. Bennett to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding enclosed article and report on helping
Alaska’s village residents to make their own living, Mar. 5, 1963. Clifford L. Samuelson to Rt. Rev. James Wilson Hunter regarding lack of funding for Indian Work
in Wyoming and other places, Mar. 8, 1963. Muriel Webb to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding a meeting of the Joint Staff Committee on
Indian Work, Mar. 8, 1963. The Rev. Frederick E. Jessett to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner, enc: plans for four priests and
correspondence from Herbert J. Wilson to the Rev. Reinhart B. Gutmann. Mar. 12, 1963. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Canon Sidney Goldsmith. Mar. 1963. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Harvard L. Wilbur. Mar. 1963. 27. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1963 Elizabeth Byrnes to the Rev. Clark. Apr. 1963. Tillie Walker to Phyllis Brociner. Apr. 1963. Bob to Cliff and Betty. Apr. 1963.
Mrs. Veda W. Stone to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, enc: announcement: "The Community and the Delinquent". Apr. 1963.
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Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Bruce Jacobson, F. Kramer, Mrs. Price, Paul Tracy, Fr. Peter, Walter Jones, re: National Advisory Committee request. May 1963.
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Bob Greene, Fraser Crocher, Fr. Gocts, Canon Nakata, Fr. Pontius, re: National Advisory Committee request. May 1963.
Eugene Botelho to Mrs. Rosenthal, reply to request from National Advisory Committee. May 1963. E. Russell Carter to the Rev. Glen Bradford, Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenthal, Dr. Beth E. Marcus, and the
Rev. J. Melvin Nelson, enc: tentative agenda. May 1963. 28. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1963 Philip F. McNairy to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1963. Katherine Spencer to Dr. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1963. E. Russell Carter to Members of the Department of Indian Work. June 1963. Rev. Bayard S. Clark to Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1963. Mrs. Louis Rosenthal to Rt. Rev. William W. Horstick regarding her gift of a car to the Church, July
15, 1963. William W. Horstick to Mrs. Louis Rosenthall regarding her car given to the Church, Aug. 6, 1963. E. Russell Carter to Members of the Department of Indian Work. Aug. 13, 1963. William W. Horstick to Mr. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding a receipt for the car, Aug. 21, 1963. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Sept. 1963. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal, enc: check stubs. Sept. 1963. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mildred Buckley. Sept. 1963. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. Wilbur Bearsheart, the Rev. Donald Dunn, the Rev. William Fay,
and Kenyon Cull, re: Episcopal church employees in Indian work. Oct. 1963. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Mr. Wesley Huss (reply included). Oct. 1963. 29. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1963 Clifford L. Samuelson to J. Maver Feehan. Nov. 1963. Bob to Betty and Cliff, enc: correspondence from Joseph G. Jorgenson to father Greene. Nov. 1963. Bob to Cliff and Betty. Nov. 1963. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr. Nov. 1963. Robert B. Greene to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Al to Bob. Nov. 1963. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Wayne L. Pontious. Nov. 1963. Mrs. Harold P. Goller to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan. Nov. 1963. Edwin L. Neville to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Dec. 1963. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mr. Irving Stabnow. Dec. 1963. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. Walter Jones, enc: list of persons in Indian work. Dec. 1963. Stephen Louis Bayne to Dr. Clifford L. Samuelson (field report). 1963. Bishop McNairy/CLS to unidentified (X), re: American Indian exhibit. 1963. C.L. Samuelson to the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work. 1963. Last page only of a letter from Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Bishop Gesner regarding how the Home
Department can serve South Dakota’s needs, 1963. Box 31 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Anne Whiting to Mrs. Harold P. Goller and replies. Jan. 1964. Lester I. Kills Crow to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Jan. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mr. J.J. Thomas. Jan. 1964. Irving J. Stabnow to the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark. Jan. 1964. Dick to Cliff. Jan. 1964. Cliff to Jack. Jan. 1964. Cliff to Jack and Lily. Jan. 1964. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Harold P. Goller. Jan. 1964. The Rt. Rev. Reginald Heber Gooden to Mrs. Harold P. Goller, enc: "Progress Report on Missions"
and Episcopal churchwomen diocese of upper South Carolina plans. Jan. 1964. D.W.B., secretary of Cliff Samuelson, to the Rev. Paul Brisbane. Jan. 1964. Edwin L. Neville to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Jan. 1964. Editor of the Amerindian to the Rev. Robert B. Greene. Jan. 1964. Arvid E. Miller to Betty Rosenthal, enc: copy of speech delivered by Arvid E. Miller. Jan. 1964.
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2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 The Rev. Canon M.C. Robinson to the Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley. Feb. 1964. Mrs. David Ritch-Smith to Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley regarding the Indian problem in Houlton,
Maine, Feb. 18, 1964. The Rt. Rev. William W. Horstick to C.L. Samuelson and reply. Feb. 1964. Eugen Botelho to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Feb. 1964. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Jack Fowler, enc: proposed itinerary. Feb. 1964. Herb Blatchford to Mrs. Rosenthal. Feb. 1964. Russell K. Nakata to Mrs. Rosbert L. Rosenthal. Feb. 1964. Bob to Betty. Feb. 1964. John C. Tierney to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Feb. 1964. The Rev. Wayne L. Pontious to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Feb. 1964. Fred to Elizabeth (handwritten). Feb. 1964. Dorothea M. Aitkin to the Rev. C. Samuelson (handwritten). Feb. 1964. undecipherable to Betty (postcard). Feb. 1964. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley to Mrs. David Ritch-Smith regarding the Indian people of Houlton, Maine,
Mar. 2, 1964. Letter and draft itinerary for Henry F. Allen’s visit to the Indian field, Mar. 1964. Jack to Betty. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley to Mrs. David Ritch-Smith. Mar. 1964. Frederick K. Smyithe to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1964. Eugene Botelho to Mrs. Rosenthal. Mar. 1964. Frederick F. Kramer to Betty. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Philip H. Steinmetz. Mar. 1964. Benjamin P. Ford to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Mar. 1964. C.L. Samuelson to Mrs. Rosenthal. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mrs. A.W. Aitken. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Alton H. Stivers to Basil Williams, enc: correspondence from Clifford L. Samuelson to
Walter W. McNeil. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Canon Robert W. Cromey. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Audrey Aitken, enc: original correspondence and correspondence
between Clifford Samuelson and Philip H. Steinmetz regarding Audrey Aitken. Mar. 1964. Galen Weaver to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Galen R. Weaver. Mar. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Walter Taylor. Mar. 1964. The Rev. James P. Morton to members of Omaha Conference on Metropolitan Planning. Mar. 1964. Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark to Bets (Betty). Mar. 1964. Mrs. James M. Evans to Mrs. Elizabeth Rosenthal. Mar. 1964. Reginald Rodriguez to Father Bob. Mar. 1964.
The Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa to the bishops having jurisdictions with major American Indian Work. Mar. 1964.
4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Unidentified to Alden Stevens. Apr. 1964.
Maxwell Hahn to Clifford L. Samuelson and from Lawrence E. Lindley to Maxwell Hahn, re: the American Indian Capital Conference on Poverty. Apr. 1964.
David Clark to Vine. Apr. 1964. C.J. Kinsolving to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Apr. 1964. Vine V. Deloria to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Apr. 1964. Vine to unidentified (incomplete correspondence). Apr. 1964. Clifford Samuelson to Roger Ernst, enc: correspondence from Robert Burnette to Roger Ernst. Apr.
1964. C.F. Kettering to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Apr. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving. Apr. 1964. C.J. Kinsolving to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Apr. 1964.
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E. Russell Carter to the denominational Leaders of Indian Work. May 1964. Robert V. Dumont, Jr. to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. May 1964. Miss Whiting to Miss Mulica. May 1964. Dr. Kitagawa to Bishop Corrigan. May 1964. Robert V. Dumont, Jr. to L. Kingsley. May 1964. Robert V. Dumont, Jr. to Mr. Poor Bear. May 1964. 5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Gertrude Heitmiller to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding booth space at General Convention, June 6,
1964. Mrs. W.L. Heitmiller to Edwin L. Neville regarding space for Indian Crafts, Episcopal Church in
Minnesota, June 6, 1964. Melvin D. Thom to Betty Rosenthal. June 1964. Edwin L. Neville to Mrs. W.L. Heitmiller regarding exhibit space for the Indian Mission and
Ministry exhibit, June 9, 1964. C.L.S. to Betty (press release to be forwarded to Philleo Nash), enc: correspondence from C.L.S. to
Philleo. June 1964. Eugene Botelho to the Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa. June 1964. Finance Dept., R. Gordon to Mildred Buckley. June 1964. Lloyd W. Eaglebull to Mrs. Rosenthal. June 1964. Undecipherable to Cliff (handwritten). June 1964. Louisa Shotwell to Rev. E. Russell Carter regarding revision of the script, June 23, 1964. E. Russell Carter to Louisa Shotwell regarding the script, June 24, 1964. Anne L. Whiting to Mrs. William Roberts, enc: correspondence. June 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Citizens Crusade Against Poverty regarding commendation for
his work, June 26, 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford. June 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte June 1964. Clifford L. Samuelson to Honorable Pat McNamara regarding the American Indian Capital
Conference on Poverty, June 29, 1964. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Clifford Samuelson to Mrs. David Clark. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Alden and Marion, July 1964. Bob to Cliff and Betty. July 1964. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Raymond Nakai. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to W.W. Hill. July 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Gordon Plowe. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Philleo Nash. July 1964. Veda Stone to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. July 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marian E. Gridley, enc: original correspondence. July 1964. Bishop Corrigan to Navajo Reservation Bishops regarding unification of Navajo work, July 8, 1964. William H. Brady to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1964. Alden Stevens to Betty. July 1964. The Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa to The Rev. Russell Carter regarding National Fellowship of Indian
Workers’ Conference, July 13, 1964. W.W. Hill to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. S.R. Lewin Shaw. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolving. July 1964. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. July 1964. Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Philip F. McNairy. July 1964. C.J. Kinsolving to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Virginia Hart. July 1964. Edwin L. Neville to Mrs. Rosbert L. Rosenthal. July 1964. Anne Whiting to the Rev. S.H. Lewin Shaw. July 1964. Philleo Nash to Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, enc: correspondence from Philleo Nash to Fredrick M.
Haverland. July 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. David W. Clark. July 1964.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert E. Juergens. July 1964. Parker V. Foster to National Council, regarding a tour of the missions, July 27, 1964. Dr. Clifford Samuelson to Harry Dietz and John W. Reinhardt, enc: correspondence. July 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William H. Brady. July 1964. 7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Ben to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Aug. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Michael Nigro. Aug. 1964. Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Parker V. Foster regarding Indian work locations, Aug. 4, 1964. Vine Deloria, Jr. to Adele Q. Ervin regarding work with the United Scholarship Service, Aug. 5,
1964. Unidentified to the Rev. Ben Ford. Aug. 1964. Virginia Hart to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to George Boyce. Aug. 1964. Capt. H.J. Harris to the Rev. Fredrick K. Smyithe. Aug. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Alvin Joesphy. Aug. 1964. C.L. Samuelson to Dr. Kitagawa. Aug. 1964. Parker V. Foster, Jr. to Dorothy M. Bradley regarding a financial donation, Aug. 10, 1964. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. W. Shepherd. Aug. 1964. Russell to Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Memo by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding General Convention exhibits, Aug. 14, 1964. V.V.D. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1964. James E. Hawkins to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1964. The Rev. Vern Jones to Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1964. Ven. Vine V. Deloria to Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson regarding memo on Industrial Development,
and Standing Rock Reservation, Aug. 13, 1964. Phillip T. Zabriskie to Officers of the Home Department. Aug. 1964. Veda Stone to Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Galen to Tillie. Aug. 1964. George W. Graydon from Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Unidentified to Robert Lindley. Aug. 1964. Veda Stone to Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Paul C. Laus to Mrs. Clark. Aug. 1964. Eugene Botelho to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, and reply. Aug. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. Vern Jones. Aug. 1964. Bill to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1964. Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Parker V. Foster, Jr. regarding thanks for his gift, Aug. 25, 1964. Philip F. McNairy to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Eugene Botelho to General Convention. Aug. 1964. Lane W. Barton to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Paul C. Laus to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. George F. LeMoine to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. Philip F. McNairy to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1964. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 The Rev. Wayne L. Pontious to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Sept. 1964. Beginning of correspondence to Betty and Cliff. Sept. 1964. Kenyon Cull to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Eliot Leonard. Sept. 1964. John C. Tierney to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan, enc: memo from Jim Ware to John Tierney. Sept.
1964. Unidentified to Charles Kettering, Jr. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Arizona Highways regarding the General Convention exhibit, Sept. 10,
1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Dr. Lawrence E. Lindley. Sept. 1964. The Rev. Peter John Powell to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan. Sept. 1964. Arizona Highways to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding issues for the exhibit, Sept. 15, 1964. Galen Weaver to Charles Kettering, Jr. Sept. 1964.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Alvin Josephy, Jr. Sept. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Charles Bolte. Sept. 1964.
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to all persons shipping materials fro Indian Work Exhibit, General Convention, St. Louis. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Francis McKinley. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Daniel Hamm Drayage Co. Sept. 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Nolan DeWoskin. Sept. 1964.
Louis S. Eaton to the Rev. C.J. Samuelson, enc: statement on the Phoenix Indian Survey, Phoenix Indian Survey, and correspondence from Robert A. Roessel, Jr. to Lou Eaton. Sept. 1964.
9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Anne Whiting to the Rev. R.A. Libby, enc: correspondence from Richard Schifter to George S.
McGovern. Oct. 1964. Beth E. Marcus to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Oct. 1964. C.L. Samuelson to Beth E. Marcus. Oct. 1964. Galen Weaver to Dr. Kitagawa and C.L. Samuelson. Oct. 1964. Vine V. Deloria to Anne Whiting. Oct. 1964. Kay to Betty. Oct. 1964. Unidentified to Philleo Nash regarding the exhibit for General Convention, Oct. 29, 1964. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Margaret H. Kingsbury. Oct. 1964. Betty Rosenthal to Philleo Nash. Oct. 1964. Betty Rosenthal to Galen Weaver. Oct. 1964. Betty Rosenthal to Robert Curry. Oct. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Oct. 1964. Conrad H. Gesner to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1964. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to Robert Burnette. Nov. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marion E. Gridley, enc: original correspondence. Nov. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Nov. 1964. Richard Schifter to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Nov. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Edgar Romig. Nov. 1964. Ben to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Nov. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Lawrence E. Lindley. Nov. 1964. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1964 Raymond A. Ferguson to friends, re: Christmas party for Episcopal Indian families. Dec. 1964. Betty Rosenthal to Henry F. Allen. Dec. 1964. E. Russell Carter to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Dec. 1964. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Gordon R. Plowe. Dec. 1964. Daniel Corrigan to the Rt. Rev. John J. Harte, the Rt. Rev. Charles J. Kinsolving III, and the Rt. Rev.
Richard S. Watson, enc: draft of proposal for Navajo regional planning coordinator. Dec. 1964. Incomplete letter to Benjamin W. McKendall, Jr., Dec. 1964. Lindley M. Franklin, Jr. to Mrs. Muriel Webb, enc: list of trust funds income designated for Indian
work. Dec. 1964. 12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 The secretary of Clifford L. Samuelson to Conrad H. Gesner. Jan. 1965. Conrad H. Gesner to John B. Tillson. Jan. 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Pam Coe. Feb. 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Edgar D. Romig. Feb. 1965. Robert. B. Greene to friends. Feb. 1965. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 The Rev. Reginald Rodriguez to Brethren, enc: Good Shepherd Mission financial statement. Mar.
1965. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Mar. 1965.
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The National Council of the Churches of Christ to Mrs. David Clark. Mar. 1965. Betty Rosenthal to Bishop Corrigan. Mar. 1965. The Rev. George Lee to Joint Urban Planning Committee Members regarding Metabagdad
Conferences, April 14, 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Lawrence E. Lindley. Apr. 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Jr. Apr. 1965. Philip T. Zabriskie to Officers of the Home Department, enc: chart explaining organization of the
Home Department. Apr. 1965. 14. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Cornelia E. McNamara. May 1965. C.L. Samuelson to the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work. May 1965. E. Thomas Colosimo to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. May 1965. C.L. Samuelson to the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work, enc: minutes of Joint Staff Committee
on Indian Work meeting. May 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Walter McNeil. May 1965. The Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa to Betty Rosenthal, enc: title page to "A Questionable American Indian
Mission/Mission Strategy" by Dennis L. Serdahl. May 1965. E.C. Rosenthal to C.L. Samuelson (copy). June 1965. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Corrigan. June 1965. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Herbert C. Lazenby, Jr. June 1965. 15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III, enc: correspondence from Ivol
Ira Curtis to Clifford Samuelson and from Herbert C. Lazenby to Clifford Samuelson. July 1965. Katherine Spencer to Clifford Samuelson. July 1965. Kay to Betty. July 1965. The Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Katherine Spencer. July 1965. Undecipherable to Betty Rosenthal, enc: script treatment for a proposed television series on Native
Americans. July 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph H. Harte. July 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. S.H. Lewis Shaw. July 1965. Herbert C. Lazenby to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1965. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1965. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Nan H. McIlwaine. Aug. 1965. James Brice Clark to Lindley M. Franklin, Jr. Aug. 1965. Lindley M. Franklin, Jr. to the Rev. James Brice Clark, reply, and enc: correspondence from Daniel
Corrigan to James Brice Clark. Aug. 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert Curry. Sept. 1965. Hank Adams to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Sept. 1965. Dr. Caution to Mrs. Rosenthal regarding information about scholarship guidelines, Oct. 8, 1965. Henry S. Howe to Henry F. Allen. Oct. 1965. Henry F. Allen to Henry S. Howe. Oct. 1965. George H. Bowen to Brother. Oct. 1965. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1965 John C. Tierney to Betty Rosenthal. Nov. 1965. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mr. Jones. Dec. 1965. Betty Rosenthal to Capt. Brown. Dec. 1965. Betty Rosenthal to Mr. Paine. Dec. 1965. Betty Rosenthal to Capt. Oehley. Dec. 1965. Betty Rosenthal to Capt. Roberts, reply, and enc: "Facts About - Uintah and Ouray Agency." Dec.
1965. Captain Estes to Betty Rosenthal. Dec. 1965. Bishop Corrigan and Philip Zabriskie to officers of the Home Department. Dec. 1965.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Dick Drabble. 1965. 18. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III, enc: original correspondence.
Jan. 1966. Mrs. Webb to Mrs. Hunter, enc: correspondence. Jan. 1966. Unidentified (Betty Rosenthal?) to Mrs. Roger Clapp. Jan. 1966. Betty Rosenthal to the Rev. Paul H. Sherry. Jan. 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford. Jan. 1966. Anne Whiting to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner, Kenyon Cull, and Mrs. Power, re: St. Mary's
School projects. Jan. 1966. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Feb. 1966. The Rev. Philip T. Zabriskie to the Rev. Jon L. Rogier, enc: correspondence from Jon L. Rogier to
The Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan and bylaws for the Commission on Christian Ministry. Feb. 1966. C.L. Samuelson to Office of the Director, Home Department. Feb. 1966. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Feb. 1966. Philip T. Zabriskie to Home Dept. Officers regarding planning for next triennium, Feb. 21, 1966. Mrs. Howard O. Bingley to the Rev. John Tederstrom, enc: original correspondence. Feb. 1966. The Rev. C.E.B. Harnsberger to Mr. Henry L. McCorkle. Feb. 1966. 19. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Anne Whiting to the Rev. John Davis. Mar. 1966. Anne Whiting to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. Mar. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Peter J. Powell. Mar. 1996. Bob Dumont to the Rev. Paul H. Sherry. Mar. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Benjamin Ford. Mar. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. H. Boone Porter, Jr. Mar. 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford. Mar. 1966. Angela Russell to the Rev. Noah Brokenleg, enc: list of people recommended for corporation
members. Mar. 1966. C.L. Samuelson to Robert Rodenmeyer, enc: correspondence between Cliff Samuelson to Dave
Cochran. Mar. 1966. 20. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Richard. S. Watson. Apr. 1966. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to William J. Erdman, II. Apr. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson. Apr. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. George W. Smart. Apr. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. George W. Graydon. Apr. 1966. The Rev. Russell K. Nakata and the Rev. George W. Graydon to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson.
Apr. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. David. B.. Cochran, enc: original correspondence. Apr.
1966. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda. Apr. 1966. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford. Apr. 1966. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Apr. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Judd Blain. Apr. 1966. Marian E. Gridley to Clifford Samuelson and reply. Apr. 1966. Boone Porter to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. Apr. 1966. 21. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Benjamin Ford and the Rev. John Davis. May. 1966. The Rev. Ian Douglas to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: various correspondence and copy of
request for support for St. Christopher's Mission to the Navajo. May 1966. Mrs. Bingley to Dr. Samuelson, enc: paper: "Rosebud Episcopal Mission." May 1966. Memo and questionnaire regarding scholarship programs, May 11, 1966. C.L. Samuelson to Doug Bushey (copy). May 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson. May 1966.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III, enc: original correspondence. May 1966.
The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. May 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. May 1966. Susan Hiatt to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. May 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to John Artichoker, Jr. May 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work (announcement), enc: correspondence
E. Russell Carter to Committee on Indian Work. May 1966. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Herbert B. Cook, enc: various correspondence. May 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. May. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III, enc: resume, references, and
biographical statement for Richards Wolff Beekman. May 1966. H.B. Cook to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. May 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. L. Bartine Sherman, enc: original correspondence. May
1966. 22. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 C.J. Kinsolving to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1966. Robert Jones to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1966. Anne Whiting to Tillie Walker. June 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. June 1966. Barbara H. Walch to the Mission Study Department. June 1966. The Rev. John Rogers Davis to Mrs. David Clark. June 1966. Anne to Dr. Samuelson. June 1966. Kenyon Cull to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1966. Bob to Angela Russell. June 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Walter Taylor. June 1966. C.L. Samuelson to E.R. Rosenthal. June 1966. Lynn Young to the Rt. Rev. Philip F. McNairy, enc: correspondence from Clifford Samuelson to
Lynn Young. June 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mrs. Donald S. Walch. June 1966. Rev. Sidney U. Martin to unidentified (end of correspondence). June 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. David Cochran. June 1966. 23. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. July 1966. Yves Theriault to Editor of the Indian Work Newsletter, enc: publication entry form. July 1966. Frederick F. Kramer to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Rose Sandoval. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the treasurer of Cambridge School of Weston. July 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Boone Porter. July 1966. Philip McNairy to the Rev. Herman Page, enc: correspondence from C.L. Samuelson to the Rev.
Page. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Ruth Jenkins. July 1966. Meg to Clifford Samuelson, enc: suggested outline for Indians Now. July 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the finance department. July 1966. John to Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1966. John Rogers Davis to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Jo Buschman. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Frederick F. Kramer. July 1966. 24. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marion Gridley. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Lynn Young. July 1966. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford, enc: original correspondence. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda, enc: original correspondence and
correspondence from George T. Masuda to Conrad Gesner. July 1966.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Richard S. Miller, enc: original correspondence. July 1966.
The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marion Gridley. July 1966. H. Boone Porter, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Hamilton H. Kellogg, enc: original correspondence.
July 1966. The secretary of Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford. July 1966. Marion E. Gridley to Dorothy M. Bradley. July 1966. Ben Reifel to the Rev. Frederick M. Morris, enc: various correspondence. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marion E. Gridley, enc: invoice and list of letters requesting
specific information. July 1966. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Gilbert H. Hescock, enc: handwritten correspondence from Mrs. Hescock to
the National Council. July 1966. 25. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 M. Buckley to Mrs. E. Rosenthal. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marian E. Gridley, enc: signed copy of contract. July 1966. The secretary of Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner, enc: correspondence
between Clifford Samuelson and Conrad Gesner. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert B. Lucent. July 1966. George T. Masuda to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. July 1966. The Rev. Frederick E. Jessett to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. July 1966. Beth Marcus to E. Russell Carter. July 1966. George Pierce to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner. July 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Bishop Kinsolving, enc: correspondence from Ben Ford to the
Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and financial statement. July 1966. The Rev. Wayne L. Pontious to the Rev. Benjamin Ford. July 1966. John C. Tierney to the Rev. Cliff Samuelson. July 1966. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to Charles M. Guilbert. July 1966. Vine Deloria to Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1966. Box 32 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 John C. Tierney to the Rev. Cliff Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1966. Charles Johnson, Jr. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from E.S. Rabeau to
Senator Mundt. Aug. 1966. Robert Jones to the Rev. Troy A. Keeling, enc: resume and salary control form for Leslie Bobb. Aug.
1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marian E. Gridley, enc: invoice and announcement by Marian
Gridley. Aug. 1966. Philip Zabriskie to Home Dept. Officers regarding civil rights crisis procedures, Aug. 3, 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine V. Deloria. Aug. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to John C. Tierney, enc: original correspondence. Aug. 1966. Robert B. Lucent to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Aug. 1966. G. Shubert Frye to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and the Rev. Serge Hummon, enc:
correspondence from Clifford Samuelson to G. Shubert Frye. Aug. 1966. George T. Masuda to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1966. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to Raphael Alberola. Aug. 1966. William A. Anthony to Dr. Samuelson, enc: paper, "Coordinating Council". Aug. 1966. Lynn Young to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1966. 2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Frederick M. Morris to Dan. Aug. 1966. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. James Wilson Hunter, enc: various correspondence. Aug.
1966. E.C. Rosenthal to Muriel Webb and C.L. Samuelson. Aug. 1966. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Marian E. Gridley. Aug. 1966.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Alice Maloney, enc: correspondence and article: "Off Reservation Concerns and Needs in Indian Work." Aug. 1966.
Lee Metcalf to officials of the Indian Rights Association, enc: correspondence from Lee Metcalf to Indian tribal leaders concerning termination and Indian policy. Aug. 1966.
Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner. Aug. 1966. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner, enc: correspondence concerning
scholarship aid. Aug. 1966. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Mrs. Robert Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Philip F. McNairy. Aug. 1966. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda. Aug. 1966. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Kenyon Cull. Aug. 1966. Meg to Betty. Aug. 1966. Alice Malney to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Aug. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Aug. 1966. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Corrigan. Aug. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Marian Gridley. Aug. 1966. Vine to Bishop Garrison. Aug. 1966. 4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Mary Isely, Charles L. McEvers, and Pam Coe to friends. Sept. 1966. Meg to Cliff and replies. Sept. 1966. John Tederstrom to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson. Sept. 1966. Philip Zabriskie to Home Dept. Officers regarding participation in NCC, Sept. 5, 1966. Mrs. Webb to Mr. Samuelson, Mrs. Rosenthal, Mr. Gutman, Mr. Modeste, enc: correspondence from
Gordon Plowe to Mrs. Muriel Webb. Sept. 1966. Conrad H. Gesner to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Sept. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Thomas J. McElligott. Sept. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Sept. 1966. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. John Tederstrom. Sept. 1966. Memo from C.L. Samuelson regarding regional Indian meetings, Sept. 27, 1966.
5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Meg to Cliff. Oct. 1966. George T. Masuda to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Oct. 1966. Tollie L. Caution to Richard Heaton. Oct. 1966. Kent Fitzgerald to Vernon L. Ashley, Henry Allan, and the Rt. Rev. William Gordon. Oct. 1966. Philip F. McNairy to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: Episcopal Tri-State Council meeting
minutes. Oct. 1966. Herbert K. Lodder to Clifford Samuelson. Oct. 1966. William H. Brady to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Oct. 1966. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1966 Mrs. Ernest E. Rucker to the Presiding Bishop, Bishops in Dioceses and Missionary Districts,
Directors of Departments, Executive Council, the Anglican Executive Officer, the Ecumenical Officer. Nov. 1966.
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Walter K. Lyon. Nov. 1966. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Kent Fitzgerald. Nov. 1966. Mrs. David W. Clark to Kenyon Cull. Nov. 1966. Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. to Clifford Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Russell E. Jonas to Alvin M.
Josephy and copy of completed scholarship aid application for John Eagleshield. Dec. 1966. Nancy to Clifford (handwritten), enc: "A Letter to the Clergy in the Village." Dec.1966.
7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 John C. Tierney to the Rev. Reinhart Gutman. Jan. 1967 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Kent Fitzgerald. Jan. 1967. E. Russell Carter to Stewart Udall. Jan. 1967.
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Mrs. R.L. Rosenthal to the Board of Directors and consultants (handwritten). Jan. 1967. A.R. Tippett to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Jan. 1967. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Jan. 1967. Margaret M. Kahin to the Rev. Alton Stivers, enc: correspondence from Margaret M. Kahin to
Elizabeth Rosenthal and handwritten notes. Jan. 1967. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Editor of the New York Times. Jan. 1967. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 E. Russell Carter to the National Fellowship of Indian Workers, Denominational Leaders and Other
Interested People. Feb. 1967. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Editor of the New York Times (letters to the editor). Feb. 1967. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Stuart Udall. Feb. 1967. E. Eric Butler to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Feb. 1967. The Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Feb. 1967. James E. Emswiler to the National Council, enc: list of questions. Feb. 1967. Robert Burnette to Cliff Samuelson. Feb. 1967. Robert Burnette to Ruth Thompson. Feb. 1967. E. Russell Carter to unidentified, enc: memo from Richard D. Lupke to the Committee on the
Chicago Indian ministry. Feb. 1967. Alice Maloney to Members of the Indian Goals Study Editorial. Feb. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Corrigan. Feb. 1967. 9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Marian Gridley to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson, enc: Proposal: The AmerIndian Educational
Publications. Mar. 1967. the Bishop of Arizona to John E. Hines, enc: correspondence from the Bishop of Arizona to Martin
LeBrecht and from Daniel Corrigan to Joseph Harte, re: budget cuts. Mar. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Mar. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Kinsolving. Mar. 1967. Roger L. Bennett to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Flora M. Davidson. Mar. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon. Mar. 1967. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. William Fahsing. Apr. 1967. Ellen Campbell to Mrs. Clark. Apr. 1967. The Rev. W. Francis Allison to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Apr. 1967. Anne Whiting to the Rev. W. Francis Allison. Apr. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Paul A. Clark. Apr. 1967. Daniel Corrigan to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Apr. 1967. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Harold P. Goller. Apr. 1967. Anne L. Whiting to Sydney Towle. Apr. 1967. Anne L. Whiting to Sydney Towle (confidential). Apr. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Ruth Jenkins. Apr. 1967. Undecipherable to Betty. Apr. 1967. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 John C. Tierney to the Rev. Alton Stivers and reply. May 1967. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Robert B. Lucent. May 1967. Betty to friends. May 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Kent Fitzgerald (copy). May 1967. Ruth T. to Betty. May 1967. Daniel A. Walker to Anne L. Whiting. May 1967. F. Lee Richards to the Rev. Noah Brokenleg, enc: memo from F. Lee Richards to Messrs, Short,
Rencurrel, Lubrano, Hawes, Singer, Power, Parker, an Place. May 1967. Mary Ann Petska to Mr. Stivers, enc: correspondence from John Tierney to Alton Stivers. May 1967. Capt. Lloyd Brown to Mrs. R.L. Rosenthal. May 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert Curry. May 1967.
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Aileen S. Rucker to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. May 1967. Mrs. Milo Petska to the Rev. Alton Stivers. May 1967. F. Lee Richards to Betty, enc: request form for "Financial Aid for Professional and Graduate
Education." May 1967. 12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Clark Johnson to Mrs. Rosenthal. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Veda Stone. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William W. Horstick. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Jane Pierce. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Richard L. Stinson. June 1967. the Rev Everett W. Francis to the Dept. Chairmen and Others in Christian Social Relations. June
1967. Bill Brown to A.H. Stivers, enc: correspondence from Bill Brown to A.H. Stivers. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Robert Keller. June 1967. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Bishop Daniel Corrigan to Home Dept. Officers regarding department conferences, June 21, 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Paul A. Clark. June 1967. Tollie Caution to the Rev. Robert Curry. June 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Emma Lou Benignus. June 1967. Tollie L. Caution to Mrs. Sheldon Busansky. June 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Director of the Home Department Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work. June
1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert Curry. June 1967. Vine Deloria, Jr. to Muriel S. Webb. June 1967. Personnel Office to Employees of the Executive Council. June 1967. Vernon L. Ashley to Mrs. Muriel Webb, enc: resolutions. June 1967. James Melvin Nelson to the Rev. Albert W. Hillestad. June 1967. 14. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. July 1967. Margaret Kahin to Betty. July 1967. the Daniel Corrigan to the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson, enc: Navajo Coordination: Chronological list
of consultations and conferences. July 1965. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Robert Keller. July 1967. C.J. Kinsolving, III to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Lindley M.
Franklin, Jr. to C.J. Kinsolving, III and financial report for the Coordinating Council. July 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Emma Lou Benignus. July 1967. Russell T. Rauscher to Clifford Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Robert Lucent to Clifford
Samuelson, Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary to Clifford Samuelson, to Russell Rauscher, and Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley to Robert Lucent. July 1967.
Melvin D. Thom to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1967. George to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Genser, the Rt. Rev. Philip McNairy, the Rev. David Cochran, the
Rev. Clifford Samuelson, and the Rev. Boone Porter. July 1967. 15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. July 1967. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. July 1967. Anne Whiting to Vernon Ashley. July 1967. Daniel Corrigan to C.J. Kinsolving, III, enc: original correspondence and correspondence between
C.J. Kinsolving and Clifford Samuelson. July 1967. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Peter J. Powell, enc: correspondence from Peter J. Powell to Mrs. Robert
Rosenthal. July 1967. Conrad H. Gesner to the Rt. Rev. George Masuda, the Rt. Rev. Philip McNairy, the Rev. David
Cochran, the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, and the Rev. Boone Porter. July 1967. Mrs. H.J. McMillian to director o the National Council Protestant Episcopal Church. July 1967. Bob to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson and reply. July 1967.
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Philip F. McNairy to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda. July 1967. Chilton Powell the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Chilton Powell to Lucien
Dale Lindsey, Jr. and from Daniel Corrigan to Chilton Powell. July 1967. The Rev. Alton Stivers to Margaret M. Kahin. July 1967. Vine Deloria, Sr. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. July 1967. Vernon L. Ashley to Anne Whiting. July 1967. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply, enc: correspondence from Julian
Staven to Alvin Josephy, Jr, from Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary to Clifford Samuelson, to Julian Staven, and from Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley to Frederick Morris. July 1967.
Dave to Cliff (copy of a handwritten letter), enc: correspondence from David Cochran to Conrad Gesner. July 1967.
The Rev. Alton Stivers to Summer project directors, planning committee members, and other church leaders, enc: application for voluntary service program. July 1967.
Margaret M. Kahin to the Rev. Alton Stivers. July 1967. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary Clifford L. Samuelson to Helen Scheirbeck, enc: original
correspondence. July 1967. The Rev. Richard L. Stinson to Lambert Redhouse. July 1967. Philip McNairy to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. July 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. H. Boone Porter, Jr. July 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gord. July 1967. E. Russell Carter to Denominational executives of Indian Work and others. July 1967. Edward Hinckley to John Stevens, Joseph Mitchell, John Mitchell, George Francis, and John Nelson.
July 1967. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 The Rev. Webster A. Two Hawk to unidentified. Aug. 1967. William G. Moore to the staff of the Episcopal Church Center. Aug. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. David Cochran. Aug. 1967. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary to Clifford L. Samuelson, to the Rt. Rev. Philip F. McNairy. Aug.
1967. James C. Kiefer to the Rev. Alton Stivers, enc: report and address list of summer volunteers. Aug.
1967. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to the Rt. Rev. William Gordon. Aug.
1967. Frederick M. Morris to Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson. Aug. 1967. Marian B. Bingley to the Rev. James D. Marrs, enc: original correspondence. Aug. 1967. finance office to officers (of the Executive Council). Aug. 1967. Dick to Warren Beck. Aug. 1967. C.F. Greene to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Aug. 1967. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to the Rev. Frederick M. Morris. Aug.
1967. Lyman Ogilby to Mrs. Howard Bingley, enc: correspondence between Sidney U. Martin and Clifford
Samuelson. Aug. 1967. 18. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to Robert Keller, enc: original
correspondence. Aug. 1967. Veda Stone to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1967. James Melvin Nelson to Tillie Walker. Aug. 1967. the Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. Dr. Boone Porter, Jr. Aug.
1967. Boone Porter to Mrs. Bradley (handwritten). Aug. 1967. Harold S. Jones to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. Aug. 1967. Anne Whiting to John Artichoker. Aug. 1967. Office of the Director to all officers and staff of the Home Department. Aug. 1967. Alexander M. Lukens, Jr. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1967.
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The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vernon Ashley. Aug. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. Aug. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson t the Rev. Alexander M. Lukens, Jr. Aug. 1967. Unidentified to Mrs. Virginia Hart. Sept. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Alexander M. Lukens, Jr. Sept. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Carol K. Rachlin. Sept. 1967. 19. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 C.L. Samuelson to the finance department, enc: correspondence from Clifford Samuelson to Conrad
H. Gesner, from Angela Russell to Georgeline Brushbreaker, and from Angela Russell to Nancy Buckanaga. Sept. 1967.
Alonzo T. Spang to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Alonzo T. Spang, Sr. to the Rev. and Mrs. David W. Clark. Sept. 1967.
Martin N.B. Hahn to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Sept. 1967. James Buckley to United Scholarship Service and reply. Sept. 1967. Letitia Finsley to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Sept. 1967. Mary Cochran to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Oct. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Paul Tate. Oct. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Muriel Webb. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr., enc: memo from Cliff
Samuelson to Bishop Gordon. Oct. 1967. Bob to Betty. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mrs. David Cochran. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda, enc: various correspondence.
Oct. 1967 20. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 William J. Gordon, Jr. to the Rev. C. Boone Porter. Oct. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to H.Boone Porter. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr. Oct. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Boone Porter. Oct. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Ben Ford, enc: correspondence between Clifford Samuelson and Sam
Deloria. Oct. 1967. the Bishop of Arizona to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1967. David R. Cochran to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Oct. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III, re: financial report. Oct. 1967. John W. Barkley to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson and reply. Oct. 1967. Vernon L. Ashley to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1967. Aileen S. Rucker to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Oct. 1967. William J. Gordon, Jr. to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Oct. 1967. 21. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Sam J. Ervin to C.L. Samuelson. Nov. 1967. Nov. 1967. H. Boone Porter, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr. Nov. 1967. H. Boone Porter to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Nov. 1967. Matthew Costigan to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan and the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Nov. 1967. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Nov. 1967. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Nov. 1967. Low Ellen Campbell to Mrs. Clark. Nov. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to whom it may concern. Nov. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Howard W. Pollock. Nov. 1967. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Gordon. Nov. 1967. Rev. Dr. Clifford L. Samuelson to Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. regarding the Council on Indian Affairs
session, Nov. 10, 1967. Memo from C.L. Samuelson regarding the report, “The American Indian in the Mission & Ministry
of the Episcopal Church,” Nov. 13, 1967.
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22. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1967 Howard W. Pollock to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Nov. 1967. The Rev. Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. Peter J. Powell, enc: memo from Benjamin Ford to
Samuelson. Nov. 1967. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Nov. 1967. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to friends. Nov. 1967. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Dec. 1967. Marian E. Gridley to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Dec. 1967. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mel Thom. Dec. 1967. Charles Draper to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson. Dec. 1967. Benjamin P. Ford to the Rev. Robert Libby, enc: correspondence from D. Williams to those invited
to consultation on Navajo Indian Radio Programming. Dec. 1967. John Artichoker to Tollie Caution, 1967. 23. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Bob to Betty. Jan. 1968. Alexander Lukens, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan, enc: correspondence from Daniel Corrigan to
C.J. Kinsolving. Jan. 1968. The Rev. Reinhart B. Gutmann to all Diocesan Bishops, enc: "Proposed Criteria: Evaluation of
Project Grants Special Field Ministries" and memo from office of the director to all officers and secretaries. Jan. 1968.
Conrad H. Gesner to Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley. Jan. 1968. E. Russell Carter to Members of the Indian Section. Jan. 1968. Warren H. Turner, Jr. to all executive council staff, enc: list of executive council structure committee
and staff structure committee members and paper, "Organizing Principles underlying Staff Committee Proposals." Jan. 1968.
Carol K. Rachlin to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Jan. 1968. Alonzo T. Spang, Sr. to H. Boone Porter, Jr. Jan. 1968. The presiding bishop to all executive council staff members. Jan. 1968. Muriel S. Webb to Jon. Jan. 1968. Muriel S. Webb to Dr. Lindley. Jan. 1968. The Rev. Robert M. G. Libby to the Rev. Benjamin P. Ford. Jan. 1968. Muriel S. Webb to Mrs. Rucker. Jan. 1968. 24. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Mrs. Thomas E. Brady to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr. Jan. 1968. Muriel Webb to the Rev. Boone Porter (telegram). Jan. 1968. D. to C.L.S., enc: correspondence and proposal. Jan. 1968. Mrs. Howard O. Bingley to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1968. The Back-country Indian work committee to friends and relations of Cliff and Elizabeth Samuelson.
Jan. 1968. Vine to Betty. Jan. 1968. Anne to C.L.S. Jan. 1968. Elizabeth Rosenthal to Leon Modeste. Jan. 1968. Lou Campbell to Mrs. Clark and from Mrs. Wm. J. Schaefer to Mrs. Clark, re: Indian crafts sales.
Jan. 1968. Betty to Vine V. Deloria, Sr. Jan. 1968. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Jan. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan. Jan. 1998. The Rev. Shirley B. Goodwin to Kenyon Cull. Jan. 1968. Bob Dumont to Mrs. Rosenthal. Feb. 1968. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Robert V. Dumont, Jr. Feb. 1968. The Bishop of Arizona to the Rev. Harvey D. Smith. Feb. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Jr. Feb. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Feb. 1968. 25. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Cull. Mar. 1968.
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C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. R.T. Rauscher and the Rt. Rev. Gordon V. Smith. Mar. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine V. Deloria, Sr. Mar. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. David B. Cochran. Mar. 1968. Mrs. Thomas E. Brady, secretary of Clifford L. Samuelson, to the Journal of American Indian
Education. Mar. 1968. Anne Whiting to Kenyon Cull. Mar. 1968. Henry L. Rase to Peter Mitchell. Mar. 1968. Betty to Clifford L. Samuelson. Mar. 1968. Reinhart B. Gutmann to the Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work (Muriel S. Webb, the Rev. Tollie
Caution, the Rev. Daisuke Kitagawa, Elizabeth Rosenthal, the Rev. Clifford Samuelson, and the Rev. Arthur E. Walmsley), enc: Proposal to place a community social worker in an Indian reservation in South Dakota. Mar. 1968.
Philip T. Zabriskie to officers of the Home Department. Mar. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Mar. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. James B. Quinan. Mar. 1968. 26. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 C.J. Kinsolving to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Mar. 1968. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Frederick M. Morris, enc: original correspondence. Mar. 1968. Richard S. Watson to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from C.L. Samuelson to
the Rev. Benjamin Ford. Mar. 1968. Jess Sixkiller to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1968. Unidentified to Bishop Kinsolving. Mar. 1968. The Rev. Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. Benjamin Ford. Mar. 1968. Betty to the Rev. Donald S. Walch, enc: correspondence from David Cochran to Clifford Samuelson
and list of agreements made at informal consultation. Mar. 1968. Joe to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. Mar. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Mar. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Joint Staff Committee on Indian Work; Office of the Director, Home Department,
enc: correspondence from Joe to Cliff and from Clifford Samuelson to J.J.M. Harte. Mar. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Bishop Corrigan and/or Dr. Zabriskie. Mar. 1968.
Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Archdeacon Deloria, the Rev. Philip Allen, and the Rev. Webster Two Hawk. Mar. 1968.
27. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Apr. 1968. Serge F. Hummon to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal, Tillie Walker, and the Rev. Paul Sherry. Apr. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to B. Anthony Luscombe. Apr. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson t the Rt. Rev. C.J. Kinsolving, III. Apr. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mrs. Eugene N. Halmi. Apr. 1968. Lyman Ogilby to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Apr. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to Betty. Apr. 1968. Mrs. Robert Rosenthal to Leon Modeste. Apr. 1968. Fred to Betty, enc: correspondence from John Rochelle and Charles Brendan. Apr. 1968. Jess Sixkiller to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Apr. 1968. C.J. Kinsolving to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Apr. 1968. Leon E. Modeste to Mrs. R.L. Rosenthal. May 1968. Serge F. Hummon to Dick Hedegree. May 1968. Tillie Walker to Leon Modeste. May 1968. Mother Abbie to the Rt. Rev. Daniel Corrigan. May 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Robert Roessel. May 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Mr. Warren H. Turner, Jr. May 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Mother Superior. May 1968. 28. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Incomplete letter to the Rev. Serge Hummon. May 1968. L. Edward Brown to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal regarding a study on American Indians at the University
of Kansas, May 22, 1968.
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Undecipherable to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. May 1968. Kenyon Cull to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from parents to Kenyon Cull
(headmaster of St. Mary's School for Indian Girls) and school announcement. May 1968. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. F.Lee Richards. May 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Robert Bennett. May 1968. The Rev. Frederick M. Morris to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. May 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Ben Ford. May 1968. Ricardo Hofer to Betty. Mrs. Robert Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Lyman Ogilby. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Robert A. Roessel, Jr., enc: original correspondence and
correspondence from Jos. Harte to Robert A. Roessel. June 1968. E. Thomas Colosimo to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. June 1968. Box 33 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 C.J. Kinsolving, III to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson, enc: correspondence from Clifford L.
Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Roger W. Blanchard. June 1968. Howard Voss to the Board of Trustees, enc: correspondence from Alonzo T. Spang, Sr. to the
Executive Committe of the Cook Christian Training School. C.J. Kinsolving, III to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1968. Clifford Samuelson to Robert Roessel, Jr. June 1968. Joyce Higley to the American Indian Mission and Ministries. June 1968. Clifford Samuelson to Katherine Spencer. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Raymond Nakai. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert L. Curry. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Robert L. Curry. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to George Wiese. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Don Matheson. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. June 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1968. 2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Anne Whiting to William Ambler, enc: correspondence from William Ambler to Clifford
Samuelson. June 1968. M.R. Nelson to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Raymond Nakai. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. June 1968. Anne Whiting to Larry Allen. June 1968. Anne Whiting to the Rev. William B. Lawson. June 1968. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. June 1968. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to the Rev. and Mrs. David Clark. June
1968. Anne Whiting to the Rev. John A. Right. June 1968. The Rev. Sidney U. Martin to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. June 1968. Boone Porter to the Rt. Rev. Lyman C. Ogilby. June 1968. William Roberts to the Rev. C.L. Samuelson. June 1968. Undecipherable to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. June 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Jr. June 1968. Mrs. Thomas E. Bradley, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to Vine Deloria, Sr. June 1968. Mother Abbie to the Rt. Rev. Joseph Harte. June 1968. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Boone Porter to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr., enc: telephone message. July 1968. Vine Deloria, Jr. to Leon Modeste. July 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Jr. July 1968. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to Tillie Walker. July 1968. Anne L. Whiting to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. July 1968. The Rev. Sidney U. Martin to Elizabeth Rosenthal. July 1968.
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The Rev. William F. Fahsing to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. July 1968. Matthew Costigan to the Rt. Rev. Joseph. M. Harte, enc: survey of the Good Shepherd Mission and
supporting balance sheets and exhibits. July 1968. The Bishop of Arizona to the Rev. Mother Abbey. July 1968. Anne Whiting to the Rev. Robert A. Mackie. July 1968. 4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 C.L. Samuelson, Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, Gerald One Feather, Vine Deloria, Jr., Tom Belt, and
Walter Klock to the Bishop of Arizona and the Diocesan Council. July 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte, enc: copy of telegram sent by
Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Harte. July 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Herbert Blatchford. July 1968. C.L. Samuelson to W. Francis Allison. July 1968. Boone Porter to Kent Fitzgerald. July 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mr. Walter Klock. July 1968. The Diocese of Arizona Executive Committee on Good Shepherd Mission, C.L. Samuelson
(secretary) to Sister Angela, enc: "Points of Understanding and/or Agreement Bearing on Tuller Summer Camp Operation and Good Shepherd Mission Relationship." July 1968.
Clifford L. Samuelson, Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, and Boone Porter to the Rt. Rev. Lyman Ogilby (telegram). July 1968.
C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. H. DeWitt Smith. July 1968. 5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Olive Mae Mulica to all personnel in the unit for service to diocese. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford Samuelson to Gerald One Feather. Aug. 1968. The parishioners of Good Shepherd Mission and parents of students at Tuller School to the Rt. Rev.
Joseph M. Harte. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Office of the Director, re: current situation at Good Shepherd Mission. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Jack Woodard. Aug. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Aug. 1968. Georgia to Betty (handwritten). Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. J.J.M. Harte. Aug. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson regarding long distance telephone call bills, Aug. 6, 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Kent Fitzgerald. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. Wayne L. Pontious. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria, Sr. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to J. Woodard. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Webster Two Hawk. Aug. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1968. Walter Klock and Richard H. Williams to the Rev. Harvey Smith. Aug. 1968. Judy Mathe to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Aug. 1968. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Vine Deloria. Aug. 1968. Leon E. Modeste to Mr. Thom, enc: memo from Leon E. Modeste to the presiding bishop. Aug.
1968. Anne Whiting to Mrs. Bingley, re: scholarship needs. Aug. 1968. James C. Kiefer to Mrs. Betty Rosenthal. Aug. 1968. Anne Whiting to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Office of the Director. Aug. 1968. M. Walter Klock to Raymond Nakai. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Lloyd D. Brown. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Office of the Director. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Richard H. Williams. Aug. 1968. Judd H. Blain to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1968. The Rev. Benjamin P. Ford to Mrs. Robert M. Webb. Aug. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to Matt Costigan. Aug. 1968.
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C.L. Samuelson to Office of the Director, re: Good Shepherd Mission- Capt. Lloyd Brown. Aug. 1968.
Edward C. Hinckley to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Aug. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to friends, enc: correspondence from David Cochran. Aug. 1968. 7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Peggy Kopoc to Cliff, Sept. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. David R. Cochran. Sept. 1968. Stephen E. Feraca to the Protestant Episcopal Church. Sept. 1968. Stephen E. Feraca to the Protestant Episcopal Church. Sept. 1968. Serge Hummon to the Rev. E. Russell Carter. Sept. 1968. Catherine Stietzel to Miss Constance Talmage. Sept. 1968. Betty Rosenthal to Rev. Mesrs, Porter, Cochran, and Ford. Sept. 1968. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Sept. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director-Unit I, enc: correspondence from Clifford L.
Samuelson to Lyman C. Ogilby. Sept. 1968. The Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard to Kenyon Cull. Sept. 1968. Serge F. Hummon to the field staff. Sept. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Shelia Brantley. Sept. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Mrs. J.R. Worman. Sept. 1968. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William W. Horstick, enc: correspondence from Veda Stone to
Clifford Samuelson. Sept. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Roe B. Lewis. Sept. 1968. Clifford Samuelson to the finance department. Sept. 1968.
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Helen Turnbull, enc: original correspondence. Sept. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Anne Whiting. Sept. 1968. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Herbert Ahrens. Sept. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Helen Turnbull. Sept. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Muriel Webb. Sept. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to Walker Taylor. Sept. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Olive Mae Mullica. Sept. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director. Sept. 1968. 9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director, enc: correspondence from Clifford Samuelson to
Richard Watson and from Clifford Samuelson to Father Wayne and Jay. Oct. 1968. Elizabeth Rosenthal to Mrs. Henry F. Allen. Oct. 1968. The Rev. George H. Woodard to the Rt. Rev. Conrad H. Gesner, enc: original correspondence. Oct.
1968. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rev. Lyman Ogilby. Oct. 1968. Betty Rosenthal to Mrs. Henry Allen. Oct. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. and Mrs. James Keifer. Oct. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Office of the Director. Oct. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director, enc: financial report for Good Shepherd Mission and
correspondence from M. Walter Klock to the Bishop and the diocesan council, concerning financial condition of Good Shepherd Mission. Oct. 1968.
E.Russell Carter to Members of Section on Indian Work. Oct. 1968. Ken Nelson to the Rev. Cliff Samuelson, and from Joe to Cliff. Oct. 1968. The Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William J. Gordon, Jr. Oct. 1968. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Catherine Stietzel to Mrs. R. Lloyd Arnold, enc: correspondence from Mrs. R. Lloyd Arnold to Mrs.
Bingley and from John Wakefield to Elizabeth Rosenthal. Oct. 1968. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. George Woodard. Oct. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner and the Rt. Rev Lyman Oligby. Oct. 1968. Unidentified to Helen B. Gordon. Oct. 1968.
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C.L. Samuelson to Mrs. Rodenmeyer, Mrs. Webb, and Leon Modeste. Oct. 1968. Lyman C. Ogilby to Walker Taylor. Oct. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. James Thompson. Oct. 1968. Unidentified to the Rev. and Mrs. James Thompson. Oct. 1968. Walker Taylor, Jr. Bishops Foote, Gesner, Harte, Henry, Hunter, Kinsolving, McNairy, Masuda,
Ogilby, Watson, and Gordon. Sept. 1968. Carol K. Rachlin to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Oct. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. and Mrs. James Thompson. Oct. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Harold S. Jones. Oct. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director. Oct. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. George T. Masuda. Oct. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Lloyd, enc: correspondence from the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to
Thomas Belt. Oct. 1968. Dave Cochran to Betty, enc: from David Cochran to Mrs. Robert Rodenmayer and Walker Taylor.
Oct. 1968. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Clifford L. Samuelson to George H. Woodard. Oct. 1968. G.H. Jack Woodard to the Rev. David R. Cochran. Oct. 1968. Catharine Stietzel, secretary of Clifford Samuelson, to Jane Lussier Strong, enc: original
correspondence. Oct. 1968. Boone Porter to Lyman C. Ogilby. Oct. 1968. From Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Richard S. Watson. Oct. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to George H. Woodard. Oct. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. Russell T. Rauscher. Oct. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Philip C. Allen. Oct. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. James Wilson Hunter. Oct. 1968. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Woodard's. Nov. 1968. Jim and Carol Thompson to Mrs. Rosenthal (handwritten). Nov. 1968. Frederick F. Johnson to the Presbyters in the Niobrara Field. Nov. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Walker Taylor, Jr., Jack Woodard, Muriel Webb. Nov. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Jeannie Willis. Nov. 1968. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Thomas. Nov. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Rev. Kunkle. Nov. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Robert B. McCulloch. Nov. 1968. Mrs. Robert Rosenthal to Jack. Nov. 1968. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Anne Uken. Nov. 1968. Howard Quander to Thomas G. Lentz. Nov. 1968. Betty Bearpaw to the Executive Council. Nov. 1968. W.M. Jackman to the Executive Council of the Episcopal church, enc: original correspondence. Nov.
1968. 12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1968 Georgia Newcomer to Cliff. Nov. 1968. Mike Grossman to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Nov. 1968. Adam Giffard to Mrs. Robert C. Rosenthal. Dec. 1968. Jack to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal (handwritten). Dec. 1968. Clifford L. Samuelson to Office of the Director. Dec. 1968. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. B. Shepard Crim. Dec. 1968. Clifford Samuelson to the Rev. James Long. Dec. 1968. Clifford Samuelson to Matthew Costigan. Dec. 1968. Clifford Samuelson to Office of the Director. Dec. 1968. The Rev. S.W. Goldsmith, Jr. to Dr. Samuelson, enc: papers on the church pension fund. Dec. 1968. The Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard to Vine Deloria, Jr. Dec. 1968. Jack Woodard to Walker Taylor, Jr. Dec. 1968. David Cochran to Vine Deloria, Jr. Dec. 1968. Jack Woodard to John Stevens, Robert Martin, Bob Rodenmayer, Cliff Samuelson, Betty Rosenthal,
and Walker Taylor. Dec. 1968.
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Vine Deloria, Jr. to friends, enc: correspondence to Bishop Hines. 1968. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Walker Taylor, Jr. Jan. 1969. Reinhart Gutmann to Muriel Webb, Bob Martin, Jack Woodard, Cliff Samuelson, Betty Rosenthal,
Woody Carter, Marion Bingley, Everett Francis, Eric Snyder. Jan. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rev. Jack Woodard. Jan. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. Jan. 1969. The Rt. Rev. Frederick J. Warnecke to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. Jan. 1969. E.C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Carmen Hunter. Jan. 1969. The Rt. Rev. Frederick J. Warnecke to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. Jan. 1969. E.C. Rosenthal to Mrs. Carmen Hunter. Jan. 1969. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to bishops of jurisdictions with American Indian Work. Jan. 1969. Martin N. B. Holm to Betty and Bob. Jan. 1969. The Rev. Wayne L. Pontious to Betty Rosenthal. Jan. 1969. Mrs. Milo Petska to the Rev. Reinhart B. Gutmann. Jan. 1969. The Rev. Stanislaus Maudlin to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Jan. 1969. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. George Woodard. Jan. 1969. Thomas Belt to Betty. Jan. 1969. Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Jan. 1969. Mrs. Milo Petska to the Rev. Reinhart B. Gutmann. Jan. 1969. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. George Woodard. Jan. 1969. Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Jan. 1969.
Walker Taylor, Jr. Leon Modeste, Muriel Webb, and Betsy Rodenmayer to the Staff Program Group. Jan. 1969.
Lyman C. Ogilby to the Rev. Stanislaus Maudlin. Jan. 1969. Chilton Powell to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Jan. 1969. 14. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 John A. Baden to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Feb. 1969. Reinhart B. Gutmann to Jack Woodard and Edith Baxter, enc: correspondence from Reinhart B.
Gutmann to Jack Woodard and to Reinhart B. Gutmann. Feb. 1969. Catharine Stietzel to Betty B. Laffey. Feb. 1969. The Rev. Canon Charles M. Guilbert to Mr. Taylor and the Rev. Samuelson. Feb. 1969. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Feb. 1969. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. John A. Baden. Feb. 1969. David E. Richards to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. Feb. 1969. Kenyon Cull to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Feb. 1969. Walker Taylor to Katherine Halpern. Feb. 1969. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Alex Lukens, Jr. Feb. 1969. 15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 The Rev. David R. Cochran to those serving among Indian and Eskimo peoples in the Episcopal
Church. Mar. 1969. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Walker Taylor, Jr. Mar. 1969. Jack Woodard to Dr. Samuelson. Mar. 1969. Conrad H. Gesner to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1969. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. George Woodard. Apr.1969. Unidentified to Bishop. Apr. 1969. The Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard, Jr. to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Apr. 1969. Mrs. William J. Limpo to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Apr. 1969. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. George A. Woodard. Apr. 1969. Jack to Cliff Samuelson. Apr. 1969. C. Samuelson to J. Woodard. Apr. 1969. Lyman Ogilby to Mrs E.E. Rucker, Walker Taylor, Jr., Mrs. Robert M. Webb, Mrs. Robert N.
Rodenmayer, Leon Modeste. Apr. 1969. Serge F. Hummon to the Rev. E. Russell Carter. Apr. 1969. Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. E.E. Rucker. Apr. 1969.
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Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Apr. 1969. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to the Rev. George Woodard. Apr. 1969. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rev. George Woodard. Apr. 1969. B.C.R. to Cliff, enc: proposal: "American Indian Studies." Apr. 1969. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Betty to Bishop Masuda. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mrs. Gerald Holton. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mrs. R. L. Grissom. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the President and Board of Directors. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Annie Lawrence. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Mrs. Rex P. Mulligan. May 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Deaconess Edith Adams. May 1969. Irene Barlow to the Rev. Geo. H. Woodard, re: Elizabeth Rosenthal. May 1969. The Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, enc: correspondence from Irene
Barlow to the Rev. Geo. H. Woodard. May 1969. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to the Rev. G.H. Woodard (draft, not sent). May 1969. David Cochran to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. May 1969. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Stephen F. Bayne, enc: correspondence from Elizabeth
Rosenthal to G.H. Woodard, the Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal G.H., and Jack Woodard, Jr. to Elizebeth Rosenthal. May 1969.
Betty Clark Rosenthal to Vine V. Deloria and the Rt. Rev. George Masuda, Jr. May 1969. Betty to the Rev. David Cochran. May 1969. C.L. Samuelson to Jeannie Willis. May 1969. The secretary to the Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. May 1969. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to A. Lawrence. May 1969. Edward C. Hinckley to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. May 1969. Vine Deloria to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson, enc: copy of telephone bill. May 1969. Betty Rosenthal to Muriel Webb. May 1969. James A. Clifton to Nancy Oestreich Lurie, enc: correspondence from Edward C. Hinckley to
Dwight Allen. June 1969. Undecipherable to the contributors to "The American Indian Today." May 1969. Armin L. Saeger, Jr. to Leo T. Connor. May 1969. Box 34 1. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Undecipherable to Kenneth Cull. June 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. Conrad Gesner, the Rt. Rev. George Masuda, and the Rt.
Rev. Lyman Ogilby, enc: correspondence from Edward Hinckley to Elizabeth Rosenthal. June 1969. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to Deaconess Edith M. Adams. June 1969. Walker Taylor, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. June 1969. Conrad H. Gesner to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1969. Muriel S. Webb to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. June 1969. C.L. Samuelson to Jack Woodard. June 1969. Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1969. Ethel Spears to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1969. The Rev. G.H. Jack Woodard, Jr. to John Belindo. June 1969. George T. Masuda to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. June 1969. Harriet to Elizabeth and David. June 1969. Walker Taylor, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. July 1969. Clifford L. Samuelson to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. July 1969. The Rt. Rev. George M. Murray to the members of the House of Bishops. July 1969. 2. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines, enc: correspondence from Vine Deloria, Jr. to Jack
Woodard. Aug. 1969.
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Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. George M. Murray. Aug. 1969. John E. Hines to Mr. Fitzgerald. Aug. 1969. Walker Taylor, Jr. to Bishops Gesner, Kinsolving, Masuda, McNairy, and Powell. Aug. 1969. John E. Hines to Kent Fitzgerald, enc: job description. Aug. 1969. John E. Hines to Vine Deloria, Jr. Aug. 1969. Cliff to Vine Deloria, Jr. Aug. 1969. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to appointed and/or elected members of the National Committee on
Indian Work. Aug. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. Stephen Bayne. Aug. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines. Aug. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to the Bishops of the Episcopal Church, enc: correspondence from Vine Deloria, Jr.
to Leon Modeste. Aug. 1969. Jack Woodard to Bishop Hines, Bishop Bayne, Bishop Mosley, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Stevens, Mrs.
Rodenmeyer, Mrs. Webb, and Mr. Modeste. Aug. 1969. Kent Fitzgerald to Vine Deloria, Jr. Aug. 1969. Robert H. Keller to Citizen. Aug. 1969. 3. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Clifford Samuelson to Walker Taylor, Jr., enc: memo of understanding and agreement between the
Executive Council and C.L. Samuelson and correspondence from Cliff Samuelson to Walker Taylor. Sept. 1969.
Thomas Fletcher to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Sept. 1969. Kent Fitzgerald to members of the National Committee on Indian Work. Sept. 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Walker Taylor, Jr. Sept. 1969. Cliff to Kent Fitzgerald. Sept. 1969. Cliff Samuelson to Walker Taylor. Sept. 1969. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rev. Jack Woodard. Sept. 1969. Cliff to friends whom I have so neglected. Sept. 1969. C. Samuelson to Walker Taylor, Jr., enc: memorandum of understanding and agreement. Sept. 1969 4. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rev. Fred Morris, enc: original correspondence. Oct. 1969. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Office of the Director regarding routine home office costs, Oct. 4, 1969. Conrad H. Gesner to Betty. Oct. 1969. Lindley M. Franklin, Jr. to the presiding bishop. Oct. 1969. The Rev. C.L. Samuelson to the Rev. Henry L. Fullerton. Oct. 1969. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines, the Rt. Rev. Stephen Bayne, and Walker
Taylor, Jr. Oct. 1969. C.L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. John E. Hines, the Rt. Rev. Stephen Bayne, and Walker Taylor, re:
proposal for my future assignment, enc: "A Proposal for American Indian Research and Field Study". Oct. 1969.
Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rt. Rev. William W. Horstick. Oct. 1969. Philip F. McNairy to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Oct. 1969. Cliff Samuelson to members of the Staff Program Group, enc: minutes of the Staff Program Group
meeting, memo from Walker Taylor, Loen Modeste, Muriel Webb, and Betsy Rodenmayer to the Staff Program Group. Oct. 1969.
5. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1969 Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. John Hines and the Rt. Rev. Stephen Bayne, enc: "Some
Breakthroughs in Indian Power 1960-1969." Nov. 1969. Donna to Dr. Samuelson. Nov. 1969. Betty Rosenthal to unidentified. Nov. 1969. Betty Rosenthal to John B. Coburn. Nov. 1969. Vine Deloria, Jr. to Bishops Hines and Bayne. Nov. 1969. Unidentified to Bishops Hines and Bayne. Nov. 1969. Walter H. Jones to friends. Nov. 1969. Kent Fitzgerald to Clifford L. Samuelson. Dec. 1969. The Rt. Rev. Stephen Bayne to Betty. Dec. 1969.
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John B. Coburn to Betty. Dec. 1969 Clyde Waln to Algernon D. Black. Dec. 1969. Cliff to Vine Deloria, Jr. Dec. 1969. Anne to C.L.S. Dec. 1969. 6. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1970 Mrs. Howard F. Fisher to C.L. Samuelson. Jan. 1970. Donald J. Parsons to Kent Fitzgerald. Feb. 1970. Lyman Ogilby to Donald J. Parsons, enc: correspondence from Kent Fitzgerald to David Cochran,
Walter Hannum, Stephen Weissman, and Benjamin P. Ford, copy of request for 1970 United Thank Offering Grant, report of the Dakota Training Program, and correspondence from David Cochran to David Parsons. Feb. 1969.
Canon Charles M. Gulbert to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Feb. 1970. Lyman C. Ogilby to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1970. the Bishop of Olympia to unidentified. Mar. 1970. 7. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1970 John A. Rogers, Jr. to father and Mrs. Clark, enc: newsletter: Christ Church Cornerstone,
announcement "I have seen the Lord," and correspondence from Elsie and Art to Elizabeth. Apr. 1970.
Al Black to Winifred Clapp, enc: summer calendar at Adelynrood. Apr. 1970. Mrs. David M. Little to Betty. Apr. 1970. Carry L. Crose to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Apr. 1970. Janet McCloud to friend, enc: affidavit of protest by Private Dennis G. Leonard, an appeal to all
Indian people in the U.S., and a flyer: "Hew-Kecaw-Na-Yo (to resist)." Apr. 1970. David R. Cochran to Betty. Apr. 1970. 8. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1970 Form letter from the Rev. and Mrs. Tollie Caution regarding Cliff Samuelson’s retirement, May
1970. the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church to Robert F. Bales. May 1970. The Rev. Francis C. Tatem, Jr. to the Rev. Clifford Samuelson. May 1970. Mrs. William J. Limpo to the Dr. and Mrs. Samuelson. May 1970. Arthur and Roberta to Cliff and Elizabeth. May 1970. Gordon to the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford L. Samuelson. May 1970. Charles D. Braidwood to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Samuelson. May 1970. Roger Blanchard to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Samuelson. May 1970. Russell Wilson to workers in God. May 1970. Martin N.B. Holm to Cliff. May 1970. Walter to Cliff and Elizabeth. May 1970. Allen W. Clark to Cliff. May 1970. Ruth Adams to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. May 1970. C. Russell Elliot to Cliff. May 1970. 9. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1970 Betty to friends. July 1970. Kent Fitzgerald to my former associates on the National Advisory Committee on Indian Work. Sept.
1970. Blossom and Harold to Mrs. Clark. Nov. 1970. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to Martin Brokenleg. Dec. 1970. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal to the Rev. George Hunter. Dec. 1970. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to Dave. 1970. 10. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1971 The Rev. George I. Hunter, Jr. to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. Jan. 11, 1971. Boone to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. Feb. 1971. The Rev. James L. Lowery, Jr. to the Rt. Rev. Frederick B. Wolf. Feb. 1971. The Rev. Shirley B. Goodwin to Robert H. Ebert. Mar. 1971.
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John M. Burgess to Rectors, Wardens, Vestries, and Congregations of the Diocese of Massachusetts, enc: "The Faith Budget of the Diocese of Massachusetts" and pledge form. Apr. 8, 1971.
Frederich B. Wolf to Mrs. Henry Allen regarding a meeting with Mrs. Rosenthal, Apr. 15, 1971. Harold A. Hopkins, Jr. to Mrs. Rosenthal regarding the meeting with Mrs. Henry Allen, May 5,
1971. Barbara M. Crampton to Mrs. R.L. Rosenthal. May 1971. Memo by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal transferring ownership of a car to Clifford Samuelson, July 17,
1971. 11. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1972 Mrs. William J. Limpo to David W. Clark, Jr. Jan. 1972. Marian to Elizabeth. Feb. 1972. Edward O. Moore to Mrs. Ralph Bronson. Feb. 1972. Cecil Corbett to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal regarding housing her family at Cook Christian Training
School, Mar. 9, 1972. Sister Charles Palm to Mr. Greer regarding invitations, Mar. 30, 1972. Virginia E. Lamb to Peter Soto. Apr. 1972. Virginia E. Lamb to the Rt. Rev. Harold S. Jones. Apr. 1972. Rev. Sidney U. Martin to Elizabeth Rosenthal regarding writing his family’s story, Apr. 23, 1972. Rev. Murray Dewart to Betty regarding thanks for speaking at St. Paul’s in Brookline, Mass., 1972. 12. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1973 R.C. Martin, Jr. to Persons in the Dioceses with Program Responsibilities. Feb. 1973. Memo to recipients of the NCIW newsletter regarding a correction, Feb. 2, 1973. Peter to dear one. Mar. 1973. The Rev. George I. Hunter, Jr. to Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal. Mar. 1969. Rev. Robert Paul Shire to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal regarding students for a presentation, Apr. 24,
1973. South Dakota State Historical Society to Mrs. June Sampson at the W.H. Over Museum regarding
research on history of the Dakota missions, May 9, 1973. The Rev. John B. Lurvey to Betty Rosenthal. June 1973. Rev. Canon Robert L. Curry to Betty encouraging her Indian work and related matters, Sept.14,
1973. Vine V. Deloria to Elizabeth regarding general news, Nov. 19, 1973. 13. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1974 Vantile E. Whitfield to unidentified. Aug. 1974. Ronald Eydenberg, Revere Public Schools, Massachusetts, regarding a mailing list, Aug. 1974. Vine Deloria, Sr. to Elizabeth. Nov. 1974. Undecipherable to Betty. Nov. 1974. 14. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1975 Joan Bordman to Hon. Don Edwards regarding help from the Administration on Aging, June 5,
1975. Karen to Mrs. Clark regarding the history of the Sioux missions, June 5, 1975. Mrs. George D. Stoughton to Mrs. Robert Rosenthal. June 1975. Marcia Pierce Steele to Ms. Rosenthal regarding an invitation to the Eastern Regional Summer
Conference, June 29, 1975. Marcia Pierce Steele to Rev. Dr. Henshaw (incomplete), June 30, 1975. 15. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1976-1981 David A. Works to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Sept. 1976. John M. Allin to my fellow Episcopalian. Oct. 1976. Mrs. Frank B. Varga to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding the need for a cook at St. Mary’s, Mar. 2,
1977. Olga Olson to Elizabeth Clark. 1977. Tomi W. Kora to Betty regarding acquiring Indian art for a Japanese museum, June 14, 1977. Elizabeth Rosenthal to Tomi W. Kora contacts in Santa Fe and Jim McGrath, June 21, 1977.
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Faith S. Hochberg to Mrs. Betty Rosenthal. Feb. 1978. Thomas A. Jones, Jr. to Putney School Parents. Feb. 1978. Virginia McHale to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. Apr. 1978. James to Betty, enc: "Dream Time Beneath Blue Breathing Sky Bridge." Aug. 1981. 16. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1984-1985 Vine Deloria, Jr. to Rev. Alan T. Sanborn regarding writing the history of Indian Work in the
Episcopal Church, Mar. 20, 1984. John N. Gridley, III to the Rt. Rev. Craig Anderson. Aug. 1984. Unidentified to the Rt. Rev. Craig Barry Anderson. Oct. 1984. The Rt. Rev. Craig B. Anderson to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Feb. 1985. Betty C. Rosenthal to alumni, alumnae, parents, staff, and others. May 1985. Lynne Hanson to Alumnae and friends. May 1985. Marsha Moore to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal regarding the film Sacred Wind, about the Dakota people
and the Episcopal Church, May 30, 1985. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Bishop and members of the Diocesan Council, enc: "Developing a
Recruitment network in the Dakota/Lakota community in the Sioux Falls area." Dec. 1985. 17. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence 1986-1990 Betty Clark Rosenthal to Wayne Rosnussen, enc: article: "All Saints School Intends to remain place
of learning, service." Mar. 1986. Don Rosenthal to Diane Connolly. May 1990. 18. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence n.d. Mrs. R.I. Laffoon to Rev. Clark regarding Indian craft sales. K.E.K. to Clarks regarding giving up guardianship of Lizzie King, Sept. 15th. Elise G. Dexter to Mrs. Clark regarding general news, Aug. 12th. Incomplete letter from Rev. Benjamin P. Ford. To Mr. Clark regarding a design for candle holders. Rosie to Mrs. Clark regarding her school work. Bessie Baxter to Mrs. Clark regarding thanks for helping Jean. Charles Nelson to Given regarding being saved. Rosie to Mrs. Clark regarding needing her personal things. Diana Sampson to Mr. and Mrs. Clark regarding general news. Morgan W. Taylor to Mr. Clark regarding the truck accident, and Louise. Incomplete letter regarding staffing and funding for a program. Hildegard Thompson to Glenn C. Lundeen regarding the Melvin Tso case. Mr. Daniel Paul Quiring to Mrs. Clark regarding their summer work in New Mexico (incomplete). Jacques S? of the Dine Bi Arts and Crafts Cooperative to Betty regarding the recent exhibition. Page 5 of an incomplete letter. Alice Maloney to Mrs. David Clark regarding Mrs. Sandoval. Guy M. Howe, Jr. to the Rev. D.W. Clark. Mrs. Robert L. Rosenthal to W.R. Weiss. The Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson to the Rev. Harold Jones. Dave to Betty (handwritten). Alan Leslie Wilson to Mrs. David Clark. Rose Sandoval to the Rev. Clifford L. Samuelson. Judd to Betty. John Levenson to Mrs. Rosenthal. Ellen Two Crow to Earl Medicine. Pete Powell to Florence Ely Hunn. Davis to Mr. Clark. Arthur B. Kinsolving, II to D.W.C. (incomplete). 19. Episcopal Church: General Correspondence n.d. L.D. to unidentified. The Fort Defiance Presbyterian Church to visitor. Stephen Jones to unidentified.
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Betty to Dick. Gordon R. Plowe to Mrs. David Clark. Unidentified to Vine (handwritten). John E. Hines to Bishop Blank. Jay to Betty, enc: list: "Board for Deployment of Clergy." B.C.R. to Dr. T. Gilbert R. Payson to Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. Joan Marks to Mrs. Rosenthal. Anne O'Connor to Mrs. Rosenthal. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to the Rt. Rev. C. Kilmer Myers and from Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to Malcolm
E. Peabody, Jr. Part of correspondence (from unidentified, possibly ECR) Meg to Betty. Willis M. Rosenthal to Miss Baxter. David W. Clark to unidentified. Arthur B. Kinsolving to D.W.C., incomplete correspondence. Elizabeth C. Rosenthal to unidentified, incomplete correspondence. Unidentified to Ford (handwritten). Apology letter from unidentified.
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Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education Box 35: Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education: Correspondence Folder: 1. Intercultural Studies Group Correspondence, 1970. 2. Intercultural Studies Group correspondence, 1971. 3. Intercultural Studies Group correspondence, 1972. 4. Intercultural Studies Group correspondence, 1973. 5. Intercultural Studies Group correspondence, 1974. 6. Intercultural Studies Group correspondence, 1975. 7. Society for Intercultural Education correspondence, 1976-1978. 8. Society for Intercultural Education correspondence, 1979-1981. 9. Society for Intercultural Education correspondence, 1982. Box 36: Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education: Correspondence Folder: 1. Society for Intercultural Education correspondence, 1982. 2. Society for Intercultural Education form letters, 1982. 3. Society for Intercultural Education letters returned to sender, 1982. 4. Society for Intercultural Education, correspondence from Jim McGrath primarily to Lee
Udall, 1982. 5. Society for Intercultural Education, miscellaneous correspondence, 1983-1991. 6. Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education miscellaneous undated
correspondence. 7. Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education miscellaneous
envelopes. 8. Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural Education blank stationery, and
change of address cards.
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Box 37: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Prospectus for the American Indian Studies Group, 1969. Multiple copies. 2. Initial proposals and reports for starting the Intercultural Studies Group, 1969-1970. 3. Reports on the organization of the Intercultural Studies Group, 1970. 4. A draft paper describing the mission and projects for the Intercultural Studies Group,
1970. 5. Project proposals for the Intercultural Studies Group, 1970. 6. Flyers for Te Ata Fisher at the (?) North Conway Institute’s general convention, 1970. 7. Intercultural Studies Group Progress Report, October 22, 1970. 8. Intercultural Studies Group budget plans for its second and third years of operation, date
November 9, 1970. 9. Proposal for a College Center on the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation, 1970. Box 38: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. “Indian Children and You: A Source,” from Arts and Indian Children, Project Cultural
Followthrough, Curriculum Bulletin #7, p.5, ESA Title 1 Project, 1970. 2. American Indian Community Meetings materials, 1970-1971. 3. Drafts for Intercultural Studies Group program brochures, 1970-1971. 4. Multiple copies of the purpose statement of the Intercultural Studies Group, n.d. 5. Multiple copies of a flyer, “Intercultural Ministries,” December 1, 1971. 6. Bound packet of information about the development of the Intercultural Studies Group,
its staff, projects, and objectives, January 15, 1971. Includes draft materials. 7. Miscellaneous handwritten notes and plans for ISG, n.d. 8. Building plans, undated. Box 39: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals
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Folder: 1. Bound packet of information about the progress of the Intercultural Studies Group, its
staff, projects, and objectives, March 12, 1971. Multiple copies. 2. Bound packet of information about the progress of the Intercultural Studies Group, its
staff, projects, and objectives, March 12, 1971. Multiple copies. 3. Draft materials for the bound packet of information about the progress of the Intercultural
Studies Group, its staff, projects, and objectives, March 12, 1971. 4. Multiple copies of NCI Catalyst, Volume 4, Number 1, Winter 1971. Includes an article
on the formation of the Intercultural Studies Group. 5. A report titled, “Intercultural Studies Group: An Interpretative Statement,” by the Rev.
Dr. Clifford L. Samuelson and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, June 1, 1970. 6. Multiple copies of a list of objectives of the Intercultural Studies Group, circa 1971. 7. Multiple copies of “A Report on Development: June 1, 1970 through January 15, 1971,”
for the Intercultural Studies Group. Includes the list of objectives, above. 8. Proposal and Report, “Problems and Prospects in the Recruitment of American Indians
for the Dental Professions,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, April 1, 1971. 9. Report, “A Planning Paper for 1972,” with “Guidelines and Goals, 1972,” for the
Intercultural Studies Group, September 1971. 10. Report, “Planbook for 1972: Projects in Intercultural Education,” October 1971. 11. Flyer for the Intercultural Studies Group Special Opportunity Scholarships Fund,
December 1971. Box 40: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Reprints of “Perspective on Intercultural Work in the Seventies: American Indians and
“Others,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, October 1971. 2. A Proposal for Intercultural Studies in Secondary Schools, 1971. 3. Application for grant to the Ella Lyman Cabot Trust, February 1972. 4. Spiral bound copies of “Reports and Position Papers, 1970-1971” by the Intercultural
Studies Group, April 1972.
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5. “A Review of Activities for 1970-1971, and a Preview of 1972,” by the Intercultural Studies Group, August 31, 1971. This is part of “Reports and Position Papers, 1970-1971”.
6. Packet of information on the Intercultural Studies Group, April 1972. Includes draft
materials. 7. Concord Academy Conference: Education and Intercultural Exchange, February 1972. 8. Proposal for CASE: Concord Academy – St. Elizabeth’s School, April 1972. 9. Plans for “Encounter – NEIHA,” for classes in the Schenectady, New York, area, April
1972. 10. Proposal for United Thank Offering Grant, 1972. 11. Draft grant request for the Intercultural Studies Group planning and operations budget,
April 1972. 12. Nomination form for James A. McGrath to the National Humanities Faculty, April 1972. 13. Reports and proposals by Howard Bad Hand for student exchange programs, 1971-1972. 14. Indian Student Questionnaire Sheets for Howard Bad Hand’s Career Opportunities
Project, n.d. 15. Reports on the Abbott Academy / St. Francis High School exchange program, 1972. 16. “Proposal for Teacher Training: American Indians: Past, Present & Future,” 1972. 17. Report on and printed materials for “The New England Clearinghouse Conference on
American Indian Programs,” October 1972. Box 41: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. “A Prospectus for A traveling exhibition of early American Indian arts,…. And
introducing contemporary American artists whose work incorporates native design, image, and tradition,” October 1972.
2. “A Prospectus for A traveling exhibition of early American Indian arts,…. And
introducing contemporary American artists whose work incorporates native design, image, and tradition,” October 1972.
3. Flyer for Intercultural Studies Group listing its purposes, objectives, and funding,
December 1972; and flyer titled, “What Is Intercultural Studies Group?” 1972.
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4. Flyer for Intercultural Studies Group, “Guidelines and Goals for 1972.” 5. Ad Hoc Committee meeting minutes, circa 1972. 6. Flyer for Intercultural Studies Group listing its purposes, objectives, and funding, January
1973. 7. Leader’s guide for use with the film, Two Indians: Red Reflections of Life,” January
1973. 8. Proposal for “American Indian Place,” February 1973. 9. Planning documents for “American Indian Place,” February 1973. 10. “Resources: American Indians,” by ISG, 1973. Box 42: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Announcement of grant funds available from the National Institute of Education, 1973. 2. Proposal to the National Institute of Education for “Discovering Ways to Diversity,”
February 1973. 3. Incomplete set of draft documents for the proposal, “Discovering Ways to Diversity,”
February 1973. 4. National Institute of Education’s reply to the proposal, “Discovering Ways to Diversity,”
April 1973. 5. Flyer for Intercultural Studies Group titled, “Discovering Ways to Diversity,” 1973. 6. Proposal, “Learning and Teaching More Effectively About American Indian Peoples,”
March 1973. 7. Proposal and National Endowment for the Arts grant application for “The Expanding
Worlds of Native American Arts,” March 1973. 8. Supporting documents for the proposal, “The Expanding Worlds of Native American
Arts,” March 1973. 9. Exhibition entry forms for “The Expanding Worlds of Native American Arts,” 1973. Box 43: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals
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Folder: 1. Exhibition entry forms for “The Expanding Worlds of Native American Arts,” 1973. 2. A list of participants, financial documents, and a progress report for “The Expanding
Worlds of Native American Arts,” 1973. 3. New England Clearinghouse Conference on Indian Programs, March 1973. 4. Brochure for the Fourth Annual Northeast Regional Conference, Massachusetts Council
for the Social Studies, April 1973. Clinic 18 is “Learning and Teaching More Effectively about American Indian Peoples.”
5. American Indian Recipes: Feast Day Menu, April 1973. 6. “Critiqueing Children’s Books More Effectively: A Questioning Device,” 1973. 7. “A Summary of Projects and Activities, June 1970-Sept., 1972,” circa 1973. Includes a
list of projects for 1972-1973. 8. NAIS Social Studies Conference at Dana Hall materials, June 1973. Includes “The
American Indian World and Its Concerns: A Workshop.” 9. “A Report to the Trustees of North Conway Institute, Inc.,” a summary of activities of
Intercultural Studies Group, September 14, 1973. 10. Printed report, “Indian Leadership in New England, 1973.” Box 44: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Copies of the foreword from “Indian Leadership in New England, 1973.” 2. Miscellaneous extra pages from “Indian Leadership in New England, 1973.” 3. Proposal for a traveling exhibition of early American Indian and Eskimo arts and
artifacts, 1973. 4. DeCordova Museum summer art program, 1973 and 1974. 5. Lecture tour by Vine Deloria, Jr., December 1973. 6. Flyer for Intercultural Studies Group, and a year-end summary of ISG’s activities,
December 1973. 7. Grant application, “American Indian Community Needs,” from the National Institute of
Education, 1974.
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8. Grant application, “Career Awareness, Exploration and Orientation for Indian Youth,”
from the DHEW/Office of Education, 1974. 9. Proposal, “Native Americans Guide to New England, 1974,” including completed
information sheets for entries. 10. Wiconi organization of the South Dakota United Indian Association, 1974. 11. Brochures and flyers for the exhibit, In Beauty It Is Begun: Native American Children’s
Art, February 1974. Box 45: Intercultural Studies Group: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Proposed paper for the Society for Applied Anthropology, “Intercultural Studies Group:
Methods & Motives,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, March 16, 1974. 2. Boston Indian Festival Week, April 1974. 3. “An Uncommon Adventure from Alaska to Argentina,” by Mena Topjian, 1974. 4. “An Uncommon Adventure from Alaska to Argentina,” by Mena Topijian, 1974. 5. A Summary Report of the Intercultural Studies Group, January 31, 1974. 6. “A Summary Report of 4 Years,” on the Intercultural Studies Group, 1974. 7. Binder of various Intercultural Studies Group progress reports, budgets, and related
correspondence, 1970-1974. 8. Incomplete collection of reports from the binder described in the folder above. 9. Flyer for an ISG Special Evening Seminar with John DiBenedetto at DeCordova
Museum, August 8, 1974. 10. Thesis proposal, “Profiles of Selected Boston Social Service Agencies and
Representative Micmac Indian Clients,” and related materials, 1974. 11. Grant proposal for an American Indian film, 1974-1975. 12. Grant application, “The Contemporary Native American Community in the New England
States,” from the National Endowment for the Humanities, 1975. Box 46: Society for Intercultural Education: Reports, Programs, and Proposals
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Folder: 1. Proposal for “A New England Clearinghouse Conference on Indian Programs,” for
Spring 1975. 2. Flyer for “American Indians Today,” presented by Elizabeth Rosenthal to the
International Institute of Boston Intercultural Program Series, April 6, 1975. 3. Flyers about the Society for Intercultural Education, 1974-1976, n.d. 4. Example of staff manual for Society for Intercultural Education, 1975. 5. Invitation to propose a course to be taught at Tufts University, 1975. 6. Materials regarding a proposal for a conference of Native American women, 1976. 7. Proposal, “Native American Cultural and Education Program,” by the Wampanoag Tribal
Council of Gay Head, Inc. 1976. 8. Proposal, “Multi Ethnic Training in Mental Health,” 1976-1977. 9. South Dakota Tiyospaye Seminar materials, 1978. 10. Northeast Conference for Social Studies Teachers, Clinic 9: Teaching About Native
Americans, 1979. Presented by Mena Topjian. 11. Grant application to the National Endowment for the Arts by James McGrath for a design
project combining Native American, Spanish-American, Anglo and Asian designs and techniques into an energy system using indigenous materials, 1981. Continued by the Cieneguilla Summer Visual Arts Forum.
12. Grant application to the National Endowment for the Arts by James McGrath for the
Cieneguilla Summer Visual Arts Forum, 1981. Box 47: Society for Intercultural Education: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Cieneguilla Summer Visual Arts Forum brochure, list of participants, and artists’
statements, 1981. 2. Cieneguilla Summer Visual Arts Forum grant application, list of participants,, and artists’
statements, 1981. 3. Cieneguilla Summer 1982 program, budget, planning materials, and receipts. 4. Cieneguilla Summer 1982 registration sheets and list of addresses for past participants.
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5. Catalyst Complex, Inc., proposals and programs, 1983. 6. File of collected information on higher education of American Indians. Box 48: Society for Intercultural Education: Reports, Programs, and Proposals Folder: 1. Catalyst Complex, Inc., proposals and programs, 1983-1986. 2. Santa Clara Senior Citizens Community Center project printed materials, 1986. Intercultural Studies Group: Business and Financial Documents 3. Banking forms for the Intercultural Studies Group, 1970. 4. Requisition forms and expense forms, 1970-1974. 5. Budget plans, 1970-1973. 6. Financial reports and summaries, 1971-1982. 7. Telephone bills and receipts, 1971-1981. 8. Miscellaneous bills and receipts, 1970-1981. 9. Miscellaneous bills and receipts, 1982. 10. Bills and receipts for Indian arts and crafts, 1972-1973. Box 49: Intercultural Studies Group: Business and Financial Documents Folder: 1. Bank statements, 1973-1979. 2. Bank statements, 1982. 3. Bank statements, 1985-1986. 4. Bank statements, 1987. 5. Bylaws of the Intercultural Studies Group, and the Declaration of Trust for the
Intercultural Studies Group Foundation, 1973. Includes sample bylaws of Enablement, Inc., and the certificate of approval of the North Conway Institute’s incorporation, 1968.
6. Amendment to the Declaration of Trust for the Intercultural Studies Group Foundation,
1974; Form 1023, Exemption Application; and Resignation of Trustee forms, 1973-1974.
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7. Resumes received by the Intercultural Studies Group, 1971-1981. 8. Resumes of Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal and Clifford L. Samuelson for the Intercultural
Studies Group. 9. Donor lists and donation forms, 1972-1986. 10. Declaration of Trust for the Intercultural Studies Group Foundation, 1974; and
amendment, 1974. 11. Tax forms and correspondence for Intercultural Studies Group / Society for Intercultural
Education, 1974-1982. Box 50: Intercultural Studies Group: Business and Financial Documents Folder: 1. Annual Financial Reports for the Division of Public Charities, Department of the
Attorney General, 1974-1979. 2. Certificate of Registration for the Society for Intercultural Education with Massachusetts,
1979; and SIE’s nonprofit organization identification number. 3. Intercultural Studies Group Foundation trustee resignation forms,1981. 4. Proposed constitution and bylaws of CIRCLE (Center for Intercultural Research and
Learning Experiences) 1981-1982. 5. Lists of membership dues paid to Society for Intercultural Education, 1982-1983. 6. Membership, mailing, donor, and contact lists for ISG/SIE. 7. Membership, mailing, donor, and contact lists for ISG/SIE. Intercultural Studies Group: Articles and Printed Material 8. Articles and printed material, 1971 9. Articles and printed material, 1972 10. Articles and printed material, 1973 11. Articles and printed material, 1974 12. Articles and printed material, 1975-1977
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13. Articles and printed material, 1978 and undated.
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United Scholarship Service Box 51: United Scholarship Service: Correspondence Folder: 1. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1949-1960. 2. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1961-1962. 3. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1963. 4. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1963-1964. 5. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1965. 6. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1965. 7. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1966. Box 52: United Scholarship Service: Correspondence Folder: 1. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1967. 2. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1968. 3. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1969-1971. 4. United Scholarship Service correspondence, 1972-1984, undated and misc. United Scholarship Service: Reports 5. Report: Report to the Executive Committee. Mar. 1957-Feb. 1958. Report: Report to the Executive Committee. Apr. 1960. Report: Monthly report of the Executive Secretary. Aug. 1960. Report: Secondary school and college program report. 1961-1962 Report: School evaluation progress report. Apr. 1962. Report: a report on students who have “dropped out” of school. Apr. 1962. Report: Report of Consultation to USS, by K. Spencer. Aug. 1962. 6. Report: A Report of the United Scholarship Service. (5 copies) Oct. 1962.
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7. Report: The Second Annual Report of the United Scholarship Service, (drafts and 4 copies). Oct. 1963.
8. Report: “Where Do They Come From? Where Do They Go?” A Report on Alumni prepared
by the staff of USS, Inc., 1963. Report: Summary Report of the Secondary School Program, January 1964. Report: Monthly Report of Prep School Trip and Trip to South Dakota, February 1964. Report: Report of the Special Committee of the Council on Indian Affairs. Nov. 1964. 9. Report: The Third Annual Report of the United Scholarship Service. Oct. 1964. 10. Report: working papers for the United Scholarship service, includes: articles, student
interviews, and student profiles. May 1965. 11. Report: Cambridge Office Report. Sep.-Oct. 1965. Report: Incomplete report of the United Scholarship Service that includes USS history, list
of personnel, budget, and fundraising information. 1965. Report: The First Five Years and the Future, 1965. Box 53: United Scholarship Service: Reports Folder: 1. Field Report: Rapid City, South Dakota. Feb. 1966. Report: A Report and Explanatory Paper of the Secondary School Program. Feb. 1966. Report: Scholastic report on Indian students attending Black Hills State College, 1966. 2. Incomplete report, includes: list of officers of sponsoring agencies and list of scholarship
grantees. Nov. 1967. 3. Report: College/Secondary School Program statistical reports, 1960-1967. 4. Report: Annual Report of the United Scholarship Service, (4 copies). 1969. [Water damage.] 5. Report: Biennial Report of the United Scholarship Service. 1970-72. Report: Biennial Report of the United Scholarship Service. 1972-74. United Scholarship Service: Proposals and Planning Material 6. Proposed development plan for the Secondary School Placement Program. Apr. 1964.
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Proposal for a publication by USS, titled United Scholarship Service’s Educational Papers,
1964. Projection of Schools and Students for Coming Years. 1964-1968. "Objectives of Program for 1965-70." Mar. 1965. "Proposed outline- educational consultant, USS." Sep. 1965. 7. Film proposal: American Indian and Spanish American education. Dec. 1966. "Proposed Programs" and work agenda, also includes board member's work outline. 1966. Proposal: for an exploratory study in Navajo communities. Mar. 1967. 8. Proposal: for a talent search project. Dec. 1967. 9. Proposal: for a graduate study program for “qualified American Indian and Spanish-
American students” funded with the help of the United Thank Offering. 1967. Proposal: "Research proposal for summer of 1967" by Stephen L. Bayne regarding
educational goals and career aspirations of Indian school children. 1967. "What Hummon Wants to Talk About," from the Office of Planning, regarding U.S.S. and
the Coalition of American Indian Citizens. Sep. 1968. 10. Proposal: from American Indian Scholarships to Diamond Shamrock Corporation for
expanded graduate opportunities. Oct.-Nov. 1982. 11. Miscellaneous planning notes, handwritten. Box 54: United Scholarship Service: General Records Folder: 1. Copies of the Certificate of Incorporation of United Scholarship Service, Inc., 1962, 1965. Copies of the By-laws and Revised By-laws of United Scholarship Service, Inc., 1962,
1965, 1966, 1968. Lease form for USS office space, 1965. Includes hand-drawn floor plans. 2. USS Administrative Committee draft meeting minutes, 1962. USS Selections Subcommittee meeting minutes, 1961-62.
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USS Subcommittee meeting minutes, 1962. Supplement to Indian Work Newsletter regarding the Scholarship Fund, 1962. Scholarship Committee resolutions to be on the Association on American Indian Affairs
Board of Directors meeting, 1963. USS Annual Meeting minutes, 1963. USS Selections Subcommittee meeting minutes, 1963-65. 3. USS Statements of Purpose, Program, Organization, Financial Procedure and Budget, 1963,
1965. 4. USS Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1962-63. 5. USS Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1964. 6. USS Board of Directors, partial meeting transcript, 1965. 7. USS Board of Directors meeting, background paper for, 1965. 8. USS Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1965. 9. USS Administrative Committee meeting minutes, 1966. Box 55: United Scholarship Service: General Records Folder: 1. USS Board of Directors meeting agenda and minutes, 1966. 2. USS Board of Directors meeting, excerpt from the minutes, 1966. 3. USS Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1967. 4. USS Executive Board meeting minutes, 1968. USS Executive Committee meeting agenda and minutes, 1968 USS Board of Directors meeting agenda and minutes, 1968 5. USS job descriptions and applications. Memo from Tillie Walker regarding extension of college work-study programs, titled,
“Work Opportunities for Students,” 1965.
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6. Lists of USS board of directors, staff, program consultants, sponsoring agencies, contributing agencies, and members of the corporation, n.d.
7. Background papers on USS, 1965-68. 8. Conference materials: Thanksgiving Weekend Conference of the United Scholarship
Service, Inc.: The Expanding Worlds of American Indian Education, 1965. 9. Conference materials: Thanksgiving Weekend Conference of the United Scholarship
Service, Inc.: The Expanding Worlds of American Indian Education, 1965. 10. Summary of Denver Conference, 1968. Box 56: United Scholarship Service: General Records Folder: 1. Lists of scholarship grantees, 1961-64. 2. Lists of USS scholarship applicants, grantees, and renewals, 1958-59, 1961-66, and related
material, 1974. 3. USS Secondary and College Program rosters, 1964-67. 4. USS Secondary School Program Handbook, 1966-1967. 5. USS information sheet for applicants, draft and final version, n.d. USS informational flyer draft, 1966. 6. Secondary School Program Rules. Secondary School Program Outline, 1966. USS Program Plan and Agenda for Cambridge Office, circa 1965. Study and Program Materials, American Indians USA, 1966 A Profile of The Transitional Year Program, Inc., circa 1966 Guidelines for College Grants Selection Committee, n.d. General Description of the Internship Program, 1975. Description of the Lois and Samuel Silberman Fund for first year students, 1972. 7. Blank USS scholarship application forms, various versions, n.d.
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8. Four completed USS scholarship forms, 1966-68 Financial plans for individual students in the High School Program, 1963. 9. Lists of students beyond high school level, Aberdeen area, 1956-57, 1960-61. List of students who did not matriculate in fall, 1962. List of addresses for the Council on Indian Affairs, 1963. List of American Indian Students in Eastern Area, Dec. 1963. List of Dilcon Summer School students, 1968. 10. Typed notes regarding Marvin Norquay of Peekskill Military Academy, 1965. Typed notes regarding Josephine Youpee of The Master’s School, 1966. Typed notes regarding Marlow Medicine Crow of St. James School, 1966 11. Blank questionnaire for organizations, n.d. New Approaches in Integrative Education seminar, 1971. List of participants in the “Indian Conference” hosted by Northfield Mount Hermon School,
Massachusetts, 1971. Box 57: United Scholarship Service: Financial Records Folder: 1. Budget and financial information, 1962-63. Includes IRS letter regarding tax-exempt status. 2. Financial statements and list of contributors, 1964. 3. Correspondence and lists regarding grants for 1964. 4. Budget information and lists of contributors, 1965-66. 5. Financial statements and reports, 1965. Includes Thanksgiving Weekend Conference
expenses. 6. Expenses summary and log sheets, 1965-66. 7. Financial statements and reports, 1966.
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8. Budget plans, 1966. 9. Report to the New York Foundation / Carnegie Corporation on USS program and budget
planning, 1966. 10. Gifts to USS – Book I, 1966. 11. Gifts to USS – Book II, 1967. Box 58: United Scholarship Service: Financial Records Folder: 1. Gifts to USS – Book III, 1967-68. 2. Budget information for the USS Talent Search Project, 1967. 3. Financial statements, 1967. 4. Expense sheets, 1962-68. 5. Balance sheets, 1963-68. 6. Miscellaneous USS expense records, receipts, and statements, 1967-68. 7. Financial statements, 1968. 8. Proposed budget and budget statements, 1968. 9. Blank statement of expense forms, requisition forms, and donation envelopes. 10. List of travel costs for the review board meeting, 1970. Summary of assets, 1971. Akbar Fund reports, 1975, 1976-77. 11. Miscellaneous handwritten financial notes. Box 59: United Scholarship Service: USS Printed Material Folder: 1. United Scholarship Service News: September 1967 February 1968 February 1969 March 1969
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July 1969 May 1969 June 1975 2. USS pamphlets, circa 1961-62. 3. Conference brochure: The Expanding Worlds of American Indian Education, 1965. Printed invitations to a USS reception at Radcliffe Graduate Center, 1965. 4. Funding appeal form letters, 1965. Information card about USS with poem on reverse, 1965. Printed announcement, “National Indian Youth Council, Inc. Named New Sponsor of
United Scholarship Service,” 1965. 5. USS pamphlet, 1966. 6. Funding appeal form letters, 1966. 7. Funding appeal form letters, 1967. 8. USS pamphlets and flyers, 1967. 9. Funding appeal form letters and information sheets, 1968-69, 1972. 10. USS booklet, “The Necessity of Education Is Admitted…” 1973. Box 60: United Scholarship Service: Articles and Printed Information Folder: 1. Article: “Finding Ways to College,” by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, from The American
Indian, Volume VII, Number 3, Spring 1956. Article: “Social Change…American Indian and Spanish-American Students: Seeking to
Bridge a Gap,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, from Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly, Spring 1967.
Article: “New Educational Deal for Indians,” by Robert L. Levey, from the Boston
Sunday Globe, April 2, 1967. Article: “Valandra Helps Indian Students with Financial Aids Procedures, by Herbert
Zoebell, University of South Dakota, n.d. Article: “Diversity in College,” by Dixon Bush, from The Witness, Nov. 2, 1977.
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2. Newspaper clippings regarding United Scholarship Service, Inc., 1958-62. 3. Press releases regarding United Scholarship Service, Inc., and related matters, 1961-67. 4. A list titled, “Federal Programs of Possible Help to School-Age Parents, Their Children,
Families or Communities, December 1977. 5. Miscellaneous collected flyers, pamphlets and articles regarding teaching in native
communities. 6. Miscellaneous collected flyers, pamphlets and articles kept on file as reference material
for students.
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USDA Correspondence and Survey Materials Box 61: USDA Correspondence Folder: 1. USDA correspondence, 1944. 2. Correspondence from Paul Pownell and Jane Rosenthal to Betty, 1944. 3. Correspondence from Paul Pownell and Jane Rosenthal to Betty, 1945. 4. USDA correspondence, 1945. 5. USDA correspondence, 1946. 6. Correspondence primarily from Jane Rosenthal, 1946 and undated. 7. Miscellaneous USDA materials. Box 62: USDA Survey Materials Folder: 1. USDA survey questionnaires and forms for various studies, 1944. 2. Farmers’ Appraisal of Post-War Problems, 1944. Study 85. 3. Farmers’ Production Plans in 1944. Study 87. 4. Farmers’ Appraisal of Their Labor Problems, 1944. Study 90, Seneca County, Ohio. 5. Beef Cattle Production & Marketing Plans in Great Plains, 1944. Study 92, Osage
County, Oklahoma. 6. Plans for the Disposal of Corn & Soybeans in Corn Belt, 1944. Study 96, Jasper County,
Indiana, Stark County, Illinois, and Logan County, Illinois. 7. The Land Market, 1944. Study 100. DeWitt County, Illinois, and Edgar County, Illinois. 8. Farmers’ Appraisal of War Food Program, 1944. Study 102, Wells County, Indiana, and
Fulton County, Illinois. 9. Farmers’ Appraisal of the War Food Program, 1944. Study 105. Rutland County,
Vermont, Hillsboro County, New Hampshire, and Bristol County, Mass. 10. Post-War Problems of Surplus Disposal & Price Supports, 1944. Study 111. Lamar
County, Alabama, Talbot County, Georgia.
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11. Problems of Selling Bonds After the War, 1944. Study 112. 12. Rural Liquid Assets in Douglas County, Illinois, 1944. Study 113. 13. Study 114 regarding post-war finances, 1945. 14. Farmers’ Views on Post-War Wheat Problems, 1944. Study 121. Thomas County,
Kansas, Clark County, Kansas, Ochiltree County, Texas, Seneca County, Ohio, and Hancock County, Ohio.
15. Attitudes toward the FSA Tenant Purchase Program, 1944. Study 122. Toombs County,
Georgia, and Wayne County, Iowa. 16. The Land Market, 1944. Study 126. Lucas County, Poweshiek County, and Johnson
County, Iowa. Box 63: USDA Survey Materials Folder: 1. Interviewing for Program Surveys, April 18, 1943. 2. Farmers View the Postwar World, Sept. 25, 1944. 3. BAE Division of Program Surveys Memos, Guidelines 4. National Survey of Liquid Asset Holdings, Spending & Saving, Part 1: Major Findings,
June 1946. 5. Farmers View the Postwar Period, Study 85, March 8, 1944. 6. The Land Market. Study 100, August 18, 1944. 7. The Dairy Subsidy as Farmers See It. Studies 102 & 105. January 1945. 8. Corn Belt Farmers & War Food Programs. Study 102. November 1944. 9. Public Attitudes Toward Farm-City Parity. Study 104. January 1945. 10. What Farmers in the Dairy Area Think of War Food Programs. Study 105. Oct. 14, 1944. 11. Farmers’ Views on Postwar Programs for Cotton. Study 111. January 1945. 12. Farmers’ Views on Postwar Programs for Cotton. Study 111. March 1945. 13. A Study of Liquid Assets. Study 113. February 1945.
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14. Six Farmers Talk About the Wheat Situation. Study 121. Aug. 1945. 15. Farmers’ Views on Postwar Programs for Wheat. Study 121. Oct. 1945. 16. National Survey of Liquid Assets. Study 132. Dec. 29, 1945. 17. Four TP Borrowers, Their Wives, & 3 FSA County Supervisors Talk About the Tenant
Purchase Program. Study 122. January 1946. 18. Attitudes Toward FSA Tenant Purchase Program. Study 122. January 1946. 19. The Land Market. Study 126. March 1946. 20. Miscellaneous USDA publications.
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Santa Clara Community Foundation Box 64: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Correspondence, 1984-1987. 2. Correspondence, 1987-1989. 3. Correspondence, 1989-1990. 4. Blank stationery and envelopes. 5. Santa Clara Senior Citizens Committee meeting minutes, 1987-1990. A Background Statement about the Santa Clara Senior Citizens Community Center, 1987.
Also includes a flyer titled, “Background Information” with budget details. 6. State of New Mexico legislative information regarding Santa Clara, 1987-1990. 7. Copies of a petition, memos, and a letter to the editor regarding legislation on the Santa
Clara Senior Citizens Community Center, 1989. 8. Flyer, floor plan, resolution, and memo to the governor regarding the Santa Clara Senior
Citizens Community Center, 1987-88. Includes plan for Santa Ana Senior Center Project. 9. Proposal: for a six month field study in the Eight Northern Pueblos of New Mexico. July
1986. Proposal: for new construction of the Santa Clara Senior Citizen's Center. Dec. 1986. Planbook: "The Santa Clara Plan" Feb. 1987. Report to Santa Clara on the Senior Citizens Community Center Project, 1987. 10. Description of the educational program planned for the Santa Clara Senior Citizens
Community Center. Flyer describing the purpose and history of the senior citizens center project. Description of the work of the board and committees for the senior citizens community
center. Description of services provided by the Senior Citizens Program at Santa Clara Pueblo. 11. Proposal: to the Rio Grande Institute, Inc. Apr. 1987. Proposal: to the Gannett Publishing Co. May 1987.
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Box 65: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Proposal: to the Kresge Foundation. June 1987. 2. Proposal: to the Kresge Foundation. June 1987. 3. Copies and drafts from the proposal to the Kresge Foundation. June 1987. 4. Proposal: to the Mabee Foundation. Aug. 1987. 5. Planbook: "The Santa Clara Plan, A Background Paper." Sep. 1987. 6. Copies and drafts from The Santa Clara Plan, a Background paper. Sep. 1987. 7. Planbook: "The Santa Clara Plan." Nov. 1987. Includes a rough draft, and related materials. Box 66: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Incomplete draft of a workbook, reference guide. Nov. 1987. 2. Senior Citizens of Santa Clara Indian Pueblo Community Center Committee, first annual
report, 1987. 3. Proposal: to Innovations in State and Local Government, 1987-88. 4. Proposal: for a video about the Santa Clara project. Nov. 1987. Printed material: "Plans for senior citizens center." Feb. 1989. Application: to the United States Postal Service for special bulk rates. Nov. 1989. Greeting card sold for Santa Clara fundraiser, 1987. 5. Seventh Generation Fund project packet, circa 1987. Includes typed notes from meeting
with Seventh Generation Fund in 1989. 6. Senior Citizens Community Center progress report, 1988. 7. Contract proposal: to J. Iowa Architects for phase two of the senior citizens center building
project. 1988-90. 8. Invitation cards and programs for the groundbreaking ceremony at the Santa Clara Senior
Citizens Community Center, 1990.
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9. Proposal: to the New Mexico Community Foundation. Jan. 1990. 10. Proposal: to the Hunt Committee. Feb. 1990. 11. Workbook for Santa Clara Community Foundation. Apr. 1990. Box 67: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Capital Outlay request to the New Mexico State Legislature. 1990. 2. Proposal: to Florence V. Burden Foundation. n.d. 3. Incomplete proposal. n.d. 4. Generic proposal sent to several foundations. n.d. 5. Planning papers. n.d. 6. Architectural plans, sketches, photographs, and drafts. n.d. 7. Handwritten notes about the Santa Clara project. n.d. 8. Photographs: copies and prints used in proposals and flyers. n.d. 9. Rough drafts for: proposals, flyers, pamphlets, and stationery. n.d. 10. Santa Clara Senior Citizens Coordinating Committee Guidelines. Apr. 1987. By-laws of Santa Clara Community Foundation. July 1988. Architectural contract: between Santa Clara and architect. Nov. 1988. 11. Articles of Incorporation and Certificate of Incorporation for the Santa Clara Community
Foundation. 1988. Application forms for employer identification number and assignment of employer
identification number. 1988-89. 12. IRS forms, re: exemption status of Santa Clara Community Foundation. 1989. Printed material: list of the Board of Directors. Mar. 1990. Organization chart for Santa Clara Community Foundation, 1990.
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13. Photocopies of Santa Clara Community Foundation certificate of incorporation, articles of incorporation, by-laws & amendments, summary of activities 1988-89, and auditor’s report, 1989.
Box 68: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Resumes. 2. Financial fact sheets for the Kresge Foundation application (copies). June 1987. 3. Application for funding: to the Southwest Indian Foundation, Inc. Aug. 1987. 4. Financial report of the coordinating committee, re: cash raised. Oct. 1987. Financial records book. 1987. Financial material: copies from a ledger book. 1987. Various pledge and donation forms. 1987. 5. Financial record of the Senior Citizens Community Center Committee. 1986-88. Financial appeal letters, requesting funding for the Santa Clara project. 1986-89. 6. Handwritten material: financial information, including deposit sheets and estimated
expenses. 1986-89. Provisional budgets for the Santa Clara Community Center. 1987-89. 7. Balance sheets. 1987-89. 8. Printed summary of receipts and expenses. 1987-89. Chart: "Project Costs." 1987-89. 9. Financial reports. 1987-89. State Corporation Commission of New Mexico: nonprofit corporate report. June 1989. State Corporation Commission: late payment notice. Dec. 1989. Status report and annual report by the Santa Clara Indian Pueblo. 1989. 10. Fundraising resources: list of foundations and possible contributors. 1985-90.
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Fundraising information: resources and goals and plans. 1987-90. 11. Treasurer's reports. 1987-90. Projected budgets. 1987-90. 12. Expense-voucher-official record forms. 1988-90. 13. Accountant's financial review statements. Nov. 1988-Jan. 1990. Miscellaneous receipts. 14. Sunwest Bank, Seventh Generation Fund Account: bank statements (copies), deposit slips,
and account summary. May 1989-Jan. 1990. 15. Sunwest Bank, Santa Clara Account: bank statements (originals and copies), check
vouchers, and account statements. June 1989-Feb. 1990. Box 69: Santa Clara Community Foundation Folder: 1. Account statements: for USwest communications, MCI, and Sprint. Dec. 1989-Mar. 1990. 2. Donation envelopes. n.d. Blank Expense-voucher-official record forms. n.d. Blank contribution forms. n.d. 3. Blank contribution receipts. n.d. Blank contract forms. n.d. Various pledge and donation forms. n.d. Blank campaign volunteer forms. 4. Pamphlet: New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs: The History of Its Activities. 1955. Annual Report of the Community Development Foundation, Inc. June 1962. Program: for the Cultural Materials Development Projects Evaluation. Apr. 1973. Indian Center of San Jose, Inc. newsletter, vol. 1, no. 16. Mar. 1974. Printed material: Einstein quotes. 1978-79.
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5. Article in Frontier: "Oddballs & Brave Experiments." Apr. 1984. Printed material for a benefit concert by Marc Neikrug and Pinchas Zukerman. 1985. Newspaper article in The New Mexican: "Santa Clara's Center Dream Worth Fulfilling."
Mar. 1987. 6. Flyers for various Santa Clara events and projects, including the Senior Citizens Community
Center. Also includes some New Mexico tourism flyers. 7. Pamphlets on Santa Clara Pueblo, and the Senior Citizens Community Center at Santa Clara
Pueblo. 8. “Pablita Velarde,” regarding a Santa Clara painter. “Santa Clara Pueblo,” by Nancy S. Arnon and W.W. Hill, in Handbook of North American
Indians Volume 9. “The Role of Gender in Traditional Pueblo Life,” by Tessie Naranjo, Tito Naranjo, and Rina
Swntzell. Santa Clara Community Library Newsletter, April, June 1990. “Intergenerational Care Good for Young and Old,” editorial from the New Mexican, 1990.
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American Association on Indian Affairs
Box 70: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1939. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1941. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1943. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1946. 5. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1948. 6. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1949. 7. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1950. 8. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1951. 9. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1952. 10. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1952. 11. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1953. 12. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1954. 13. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1955. Box 71: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1955. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1956. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1956. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1956. 5. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1957. Box 72: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder:
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1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1957. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1958. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1958. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1958. Box 73: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1959. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1959. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1959. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1960. 5. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1960. Box 74: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1961. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1961. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1962. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1962. 5. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1963. 6. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1963. Box 75: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1964. 2. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1965. 3. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1966. 4. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1967.
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5. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1969. 6. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1971. 7. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1972. 8. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1973. 9. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1975. 10. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, 1982. 11. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, undated. 12. AAIA correspondence, reports, and printed material, undated. 13. AAIA publications. 14. AAIA publications. Box 76: American Association on Indian Affairs Folder: 1. AAIA publications.
(This box continues with General Indian Correspondence)
General Indian Correspondence 2. AIO Action Council. 3. A Better Chance (ABC) Independent Schools Talent Search – Summer Program. 4. A Better Chance (ABC) Independent Schools Talent Search – Promotional Materials,
blank form. 5. A Better Chance (ABC) Independent Schools Talent Search – Students. 6. Aboriginal Public Policy Institute. 7. Akwesasne Notes. 8. Alaska Public Interest Coalition. 9. Alumnae Association of Mount Holyoke College.
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10. American Indian Center. 11. American Indian Citizens’ Coalition. 12. American Indian Commission on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse, Inc. 13. American Indian Community Center – Spokane, Washington. 14. American Indian Council of Santa Clara Valley. 15. American Indian Development, Inc. 16. American Indian Graduate School Program (Harvard). 17. American Indian Historical Society. 18. American Indian Internship Program at The Children’s Museum – Boston, Mass. 19. American Indian Policy Review Commission. 20. American Indian Project (Harvard-Radcliffe). 21. American Indian Relief Council. 22. The American Museum of Natural History. 23. Americans for Indian Opportunity, Inc. 24. The Amerindian. 25. Arrow, Inc. 26. Arts & Crafts Coordinator – Department of the Air Force. 27. Association of American Indian Social Workers. 28. Bloomsburg State College. Box 77: General Indian Correspondence Folder: 1. Bordewich, Fergus. 2. Bureau of Indian Affairs. 3. The California Council of Federated American Indians.
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4. Camp O-At-Ka. 5. Catalyst Complex, Inc. 6. The Center for Western Studies. 7. Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council. 8. Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc. 9. Coalition of Native Tribes for Red Power. 10. Commission on Indian Affairs – Michigan. 11. Commonweal Productions. 12. Crow Creek Sioux Tribal Council. 13. Dakota Indian Foundation. 14. Delaware Tribe of Indians. 15. Deloria, Jr., Vine. 16. The Delta Marie Rosebud Attention Center. 17. Edmo, Ed. 18. Ella Lyman Cabot Trust. 19. Encyclopedia of Native Americans in the 20th Century. 20. Foundation for Indian Leadership. 21. Foundation of North American Indian Culture. 22. Ford Foundation. 23. Four Winds Press. 24. Friends Committee on National Legislation. 25. Gallup Indian Community Center. 26. General Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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27. Girl Scouts. 28. The Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association. 29. Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, Inc. 30. Harvard University American Indian Program. 31. Hiatt, Wesley S. 32. Houghton Mifflin Company. Box 78: General Indian Correspondence Folder: 1. Howe, Guy. 2. Indian Council Fire. 3. Indian School Form Letters. 4. Indigena. 5. Institute of American Indian Arts. 6. Ishi Research Center. 7. John Hay Whitney Foundation. 8. Jones, Rosalie M. “Daystar”. 9. Lind, Melva. 10. McNickle, D’Arcy. 11. Massachusetts Indian Association. 12. Mescalero Apache Business Committee. 13. Mormon Indian Student Placement Program (BIA) 14. Museum of the American Indian. 15. Museum of New Mexico Foundation.
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16. National American Indian Court Judges Association. 17. National Indian Brotherhood Newsclipping Service. 18. National Indian Education Association. 19. National Indian Youth Council. 20. National Museum of the American Indian. 21. National Student YWCA. 22. Native American Education Association – Northeast. 23. Native American Rights Fund. 24. Native American Women’s Action Council. 25. Native Americans at Dartmouth. 26. Navajo Tribal Council. 27. New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs, Inc. 28. North American Indian League, Inc. 29. Northeast Foundation of American Indian Culture. 30. Onondaga Nation. 31. Pampa Southwest Indian Organization. 32. Peabody Museum. 33. Pine Ridge Tribal Council. 34. Rosebud Sioux Tribal Council. 35. Santa Fe Indian School. 36. Save the Children. 37. School of American Research. 38. Seven States Indian Health Association.
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39. Sinte Gleska College. 40. Sixth Annual Conference of the National Indian Child. 41. The Society for Applied Anthropology. Box 79: General Indian Correspondence Folder: 1. South Dakota Department of Education & Cultural Affairs. 2. South Dakota Indian Curriculum Workshops. 3. South End Center for Alcoholics. 4. Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs, Inc. 5. Southwest Indian Foundation. 6. Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. 7. Survival of American Indians Association. 8. Taos Pueblo Council. 9. Thorsten, Geraldine. 10. Toyon Wintu Center, Inc. 11. T.R.I.B.E. Inc. Learning Center. 12. Traditional Indian Alliance of Tucson. 13. Unitarian Service Committee, Inc. 14. United Community Planning Corporation. 15. United National Indian Tribal Youth, Inc. 16. United Native Americans, Inc. 17. United Sioux Tribes of South Dakota Development Corporation. 18. University of Arizona American Indian Students. 19. University of Wisconsin Indian Institute.
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20. Urban Indian Centers (Funded by O.N.A.P.) 21. Watt, Donald & Leslie. 22. Western History Collections – University of Oklahoma. 23. Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education. 24. Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian. 25. White Buffalo Council of American Indians. 26. Youth Magazine – American Indian issue. 27. Miscellaneous Indian related correspondence (A-J). 28. Miscellaneous Indian related correspondence (K-Z).
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Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project Box 80: Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project Folder: 1. Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project: Correspondence, 1974-
1977. 2. Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project: Miscellaneous papers
and budgets, 1972-1978. 3. Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project: “Formative Evaluation
of the Pilot Program for the Native American Television Project,” 1977. 4. Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project: Proposal: Part A-B
Proposed Regional Television Series ESAA, Massachusetts Educational Television, 1976.
5. Native Americans in Southern New England Television Project: Reports, 1977-1978. 6. People of the First Light promotional materials, circa 1979.
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Pierre Indian Learning Center
Box 81: Pierre Indian Learning Center Folder: 1. Pierre Indian Learning Center correspondence and memorandums, 1977-1978. 2. Pierre Indian Learning Center letterhead; yearbook 1976-1977; and brochures featuring
the school calendar, 1976-1979. 3. Pierre Indian Learning Center administrative records, memorandums, and reports, 1977-
1978. 4. Government programs materials, applications, and guidelines, 1977. 5. Pierre Indian Learning Center student roster and school project materials, n.d. 6. Quarterly reports and personnel materials, 1977-1978.
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National Congress of American Indians Box 82: National Congress of American Indians, 1946-1971 Folder: 1. Annual listings, member memorandums, 1960-1971. 2. Correspondence, 1966-1973. 3. Records of legislation and policy changes, 1957-1967. 4. Publications, 1946-1960. 5. NCAI Annual Convention materials, 1947. 6. NCAI Annual Convention materials, 1953. 7. NCAI Emergency Convention materials, 1954. 8. NCAI 11th Annual Convention materials, 1954. 9. NCAI 13th Annual Convention materials, 1956. 10. NCAI 15th Annual Convention materials, 1958. 11. NCAI 19th Annual Convention materials, 1962. 12. NCAI 20th Annual Convention materials, 1963. 13. NCAI 23rd Annual Convention materials, 1966. 14. NCAI 25th Annual Convention materials, 1968. 15. NCAI 27th Annual Convention materials, 1971. 16. National Conference on Indian Youth, 1957.
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Indian Organizations
Box 83: Indian Organizations Folder: 1. American Friends Service Committee. 2. American Indian Student Committee (Twin Cities). 3. Boston Indian Council. 4. Boston Indian Council. 5. Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs. 6. Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, 1957-1963. 7. Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, 1964-1965. Box 84: Indian Organizations Folder: 1. Coordinating Committee on Indian Affairs, 1966-1967. 2. Council on Indian Affairs, 1968. 3. Maine Department of Indian Affairs. 4. Indian Rights Association, 1934-1949. 5. Indian Rights Association, 1950-1952. Box 85: Indian Organizations Folder: 1. Indian Rights Association, 1953. 2. Indian Rights Association, 1954. 3. Indian Rights Association, 1955. 4. Indian Rights Association, 1956-1959. 5. Indian Rights Association, 1960-1969. 6. Indian Rights Association, 1982-1985.
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7. Indian Rights Association, undated. Box 86: Indian Organizations Folder: 1. Indian Rights Association publications. 2. Indian Rights Association publications. 3. Indian Rights Association publications. 4. Institute for the Development of Indian Law. Education Journal, “Are You Going to
College?” 1973. 5. National Indian Youth Council brochures.
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Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts
Box 87: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. About Bi-Culturalism: A First Statement, by Betty Clark Rosenthal. 1995. 2. Acculturation in an American Indian Community. n.d. 3. Acculturation of the Dakota Indians, by Vernon D. Malan. 1956. 4. Action Recommended for Consideration by the Navajo Institute, by Elizabeth P. Clark.
[1947?] 5. Address by Commissioner of Indian Affairs Robert L. Bennett to the Choctaw People of
Oklahoma. 1967. 6. Address of Vice President Hubert Humphrey. 1967. 7. The Administration of Indian Affairs, by Elizabeth P. Clark. n.d. 8. Administrators of Indian Affairs (Canada) Historic Sketch. n.d. 9. The Adult Education Program at Cheyenne River Agency. 1960. 10. Advanced Education for American Indians, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. n.d. 11. Alcatraz Is Not an Island. 12. Alcoholism Versus the Southwest American Indian, by Rudy K. Alday. 1971. 13. All My Relations, by Robert V. Dumont. 14. The American. 1961. 15. American Indian Center Service Report. 1967. 16. American Indian Community Colleges, by Gerald One Feather. n.d. 17. American Indian Community Studies: a prospectus for research project submitted to
Research Grants Program, National Institute of Education, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1974.
18. The American Indian Development Foundation. 19. American Indian Statement.
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20. American Indian Teaching Strategies, by Mena Topjian. 1978. 21. American Indians and White People, by Rosalie S. Wax and Robert K. Thomas. 1961. 22. American Indians Move to the City: A Challenge to Social Agencies in the Community.
1964 23. Anthropology and the Administration of Indian Affairs, by William H. Kelly. 1955. 24. Applications for Grants under Adult Indian Education Program, U.S. Department of
Education, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education. 1983. 25. Arizona's Greatest Resource- The Indian People, by Clarence Wesley. 1957. 26. As Long As the River Shall Run, by Irene Hoskins. n.d. Box 88: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Avoidance and Joking Relationship, by Adolph Dodge Bitanny. 1934. 2. Back of Wounded Knee. 1973. 3. A Brief History of Fort Thompson. 1933-1934. 4. Catching History by the Coat-Tails, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1960. 5. Changing Policies of the Administration of Indian Affairs, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal.
1940. Includes draft. 6. The Chief's Son. n.d. 7. Child Welfare Services for Indian Children & Their Families On & Off Reservation:
Project Proposal (blank form only). 1975. 8. Children with Special Medical Care Needs: Hispanic Children in Foster Care. The
Children’s Research Institute of California, 1990. 9. Columbus: A Native Perspective, by the Native American Program, The Children’s
Museum, Boston, Massachusetts. n.d. 10. A Coming Together: Draft of Proposal for a Planning Grant (The Children’s Museum).
1972.
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11. Comments on The American Draft for discussion May 8, 1961, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal.
12. Comments on June 30 Circular Report 310, by Flora Warren Seymour. n.d. 13. Comments on Revised Manuscript of D'Arcy McNickle Biography. 1990. 14. Comprehensive Health Planning: Rosebud Reservation. n.d. 15. Concepts and Significance of Tribal History/Literature Projects, by Dave Warren. 1973. 16. The Confusion of History. 17. Cooperative American Indian Program 1974. 18. Cultural Deprivation as an Educational Ideology, by Murray and Rosalie Wax. 1963. 19. Cultural Studies in Indian Education. 1970. 20. Cultural Studies in Indian Education, by Dave Warren. 1972. 21. Culture and the American Indian Community, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. 1960. 22. The Culture of the Dakota People, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1938. Box 89: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. The Culture of the Dakota People, by Betty Clark. 1938. 2. Current Social Conditions in Indian Life, by G.E.E. Lindquist. n.d. 3. "Culture" and the American Indian Community. 4. Dakota Indians in Today's World. 1962. 5. Decisions of Historical Consequence? By Joyzelle Godfrey, n.d. 6. A Door Opened on the Papago Reservation. Field Office Report. Community
Development Foundation, Inc., Save the Children Federation, Inc., American Indian Program. 1964.
7. ESEA Title I: Cultural Follow through. n.d.
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8. Early Childhood Development Cultural Considerations: Commonalities, Variables, and Local Community Determinants for Program Modules. A Paper Written for the Education Commission of the States. 1973.
9. Economic Education for the Navajo Indians. The Report of a Type B. Project, by George
A. Boyce. 1941. 10. Education. A theme written for an English class at Arizona State University by an
unknown Indian Student. n.d. 11. The Effect of War on American Minorities: A Research Memorandum, by Louis Wirth,
1943. 12. Effects of Budget Cuts on College Divisions. 1973. 13. Ethnic Boundaries and American Indian Identity, by Jerome Halberstadt. 1971. 14. Facts About the Navajos, by George A. Boyce. 1947. 15. Fieldwork Education Conceptualized: Content, Method and Agency-School Relationship,
n.d. 16. First Thoughts on Vermillion: Bicultural Observations, by Betty Clark Rosenthal. 1991. 17. Five Year Plan on Inter-American Indian Action, by the Inter-American Indian Institute.
1979. 18. Force Account Work on Indian Reservations. 1963. 19. For a Greater Indian America, by Melvin D. Thom. 1965. 20. Funding School Run by the Bureau of Indian Affairs: An Analysis of Historical Trends,
Equality of Resource Distribution and Quantification of Factors Producing Cost Differences, by Allan Odden. 1978.
21. Glimpse into the Future of American Tribesmen: Assimilation is Answer to Indians
Woes, by N.B. Johnson. 1954. 22. The Growing Edge- The Value of Pluralism, by Arline Hobson and Vera Lander. 1976. 23. Guide to Proposal Writing, Institute for the Development of Indian Law. n.d. 24. The healers or The fauns of Siskiyou. n.d. 25. Health Care Crisis at Rosebud, by Thomas E. Allen, Jr. and Patricia R. Allen, n.d.
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26. Highlights of the Roosevelt Record in Indian Affairs. n.d. 27. A History of Buffalo County, by David Clark, Jr. n.d. 28. History and Culture of the Indian People. n.d. 29. History of Pierre Indian School. 1941. 30. A History of the Pleasant Vale Church, Oxford Connecticut, by Johanna Busk. 1968. 31. Honoring the Children, Northwest Indian Child Welfare Association. 1988. 32. How Can We Improve the Governmental Policy to Make the American Indian
Economically Independent Faster at the Lower Cost? By James M. Stewart. 1945. 33. How My Religion Affects My Work and How My Work Affects My Religion, by
Charles V. Willie, 1977. 34. Hunchback Madonna, by Fray Angelico Chavez, 1940. 35. Indian Health Monthly Report, Nevada. April and May 1964. 36. Iktomi and the Fawn. n.d. 37. Impromptu Remarks before the American Indian Policy Review Commission Hearings,
by Justin P. Orr. March 5, 1976. 38. Indian Adoption Project. 1960. Box 90: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Indian Americans in Chicago, by Richard G. Woods and Arthur M. Harkins. 1968. 2. The Indian Bureau's Program of Adult Education. 1956. 3. The Indian Bureau and the War on Poverty. 1964. 4. Indian Child Life and Culture: An Institute for Professional People Working with
Wisconsin Indians, by Veda W. Stone. 1961. 5. The Indian Community of Rhode Island. n.d. 6. The Indian Development District of Arizona. 1968. 7. Indian Education (Canada). 1934.
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8. The Indian Health Service. 1956. 9. Indian Interest Organizations and the American Indian Community, by Elizabeth Clark
Rosenthal. 1882-1982. 10. Indian Nationalism: Workshops and Conferences, by Rolland H. Wright. 1972. 11. The Indian Network, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. n.d. 12. Indians are People, by Elaine Goodale Eastman. 1931. 13. Indians and Indian Life. n.d. 14. Indians in the Land of Plenty, by D’Arcy McNickle. 1965. 15. Indians in Minnesota. 1952. 16. Indians of the Missouri Basin: Cultural Factors in their Social and Economic Adjustment,
by Ben Reifel. 1958. 17. Indians in the Twin Cities. 1954. 18. Indians in Two Public School Systems: Deprivation and Disadvantage, by Vernon F.
Haubrich. n.d. 19. An Instance of Resistance to Acculturation by Montana Indians in an Urban Setting, by
Sister Providencia, FCSP. 1954. 20. An Intercultural Studies Program in Native American Studies at Harvard-Radcliffe, by
Dr. Priscilla Shames with Elizabeth Rosenthal. 1973. 21. An International Independent Indian School. 1969. 22. Lakota Indian Values – Treasures for Today. A course for children ages 5 to 13, edited by
Barbara H. Walch. 23. Lakota Indian Values – Treasures for Today. A course for children ages 5 to 13, edited by
Barbara H. Walch. Box 91: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Lakota Indian Values – Treasures for Today. A course for children ages 5 to 13, edited by
Barbara H. Walch.
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2. Lay Health Advisor Program: Navajo Project. Draft Proposal prepared by New Mexico Prenatal Care Network. 1990.
3. Learning in American Indian Children, by Courtney B. Cazden and Vera P. John. 1969. 4. Legend of the Sacred Pipe & More. 1978. 5. Mainstream Indian U.S.A., by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1968. 6. Mali Institutional Development Enterprise and Nutrition Program, 1987. 7. Management by Objectives, by George S. Odiorne, n.d. 8. Meals for Millions / Freedom from Hunger Foundation. U.S. Strategy Assessment –
Stage One, 1986. 9. The Menominee of Wisconsin and the Klamath of Oregon Cases, by John Collier. 1957. 10. Mental Health Considerations in the Indian Boarding School Program, by Robert L.
Leon. 1958. 11. Minnesota Indian Scholarship Committee Report. 1955-1956. 12. Minority Children and the Role of Government, an address by the Honourable Jean
Chrétien. 1972. 13. Miscellaneous unidentified reports and fragments of reports. 14. Mission Schools versus Public Schools. 1931. 15. A Modern American Indian Hunting Ground: Bay Area, California. n.d. 16. Modern Indian Cultures of the Northern Plains, by Wesley R. Hurt. 1957. 17. The Mormon Religious Outlook and Social Institutions, by T.F. O’Dea, n.d. 18. My Boyhood Days, by Chauncey Yellow Robe (Sioux). n.d. 19. The Myth of a Rebellious Adolescent Subculture: Its Detrimental Effects for
Understanding Rural Youth, 1963. 20. Native American Artists: Regional and Subcultural Differences in Response to a New
Marketing Opportunity, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, with Margot Hood-Rogers and Rina Swentzell. 1986.
21. Native American Cultural and Education Program. n.d.
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22. Native American Forum. 1985. 23. Native Land Rights in Alaska, a statement by Asst. Secretary William E. Warne. 1948. Box 92: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Navajo Community College History and Purpose. 1972. 2. Navajo Report. n.d. 3. Nebraska Tribes Law Enforcement Planning Project. 1973. 4. The Need for Literacy Among the Navajo, by Robert W. Young. 1945. 5. The Needs of the Navajos, address by Ruby Tomlinson McDermott. 1949. 6. New Approach to Indian Education, by John F. Bryde. n.d. 7. The New Mexico Prenatal Care Network: Finding Ways to Reach Hard to Reach
Women, 1991. 8. New Patterns of Partnership Between Public Housing Authorities and Non-Profit
Sponsors, remarks by Marie C. McGuire, Public Housing Administration, 1965. 9. Notes from Visit to Ramah with Leo Pino, by Virginia Lewisohn Kahn. October 17,
1994. 10. Objectives and Functions of Tribal Government as Viewed by the Bureau, address by
Robert L. Bennett. 1959. 11. Oglala Community School Program. 1964. 12. Oglala Sioux Dropouts and Their Problems with Educators. n.d. 13. On the Meaning of “Race,” by Alexander Lesser, 1935. 14. On the Trail to Tomorrow, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1996. 15. Outline of Cultural Materials. A Working Manual Prepared for Emergency Use by the
Cross-Cultural Survey and the Strategic Index of the Americas. Yale University. 1945. 16. “Perspective,” by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal, Harvard Medical Bulletin, 1972. 17. Perspectives in Indian Education for the 1980's, by Dave Warren.
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18. Perspectives in Non-Western Healing, by Gerald Vincent Mohatt. 1975. 19. Peyote and the Native American Church of the United States. 1960. 20. Plan for the Social and Economic Development of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe. 1960. 21. The Political Situation among American Indians, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. 1953. 22. Possible Use of Navajo Culture in Teaching of Earth Science. n.d. 23. Preliminary Report Based on Visit of Lawrence E. and Amelia R. Lindley to Maine
Indian Groups in August 1951. 24. Preliminary Report of the Navajo Institute. 1947. 25. The Present Day Distribution of United States Indians, by Sol Tax. 1954. 26. Problems of Indians in Southeastern Alaska, by Charles Russell. 1956. 27. The Problems of Race and Colour in the Dominions of the British Empire-
Commonwealth. 1939. 28. The Problems and Needs of Indians in Urban Centers, address by Kent FitzGerald. 1964. 29. A Profile of Indian Education in Mexico, by Sally Hyer. 1985. 30. Profiles of Selected Boston Social Service Agencies and Representative Micmac Indian
Clients. 1974. 31. Program for Indian Education for 1956-1957. Box 93: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Progress Report: Agua Caliente Band of Mission Indians. 1961. 2. Project Encounter: Native Americans Today. 1973. 3. A Project to Help Southwest Indians Gain University Educations. n.d. 4. A Proposal for the Creation of the Southwestern Indian Development Workshop. n.d. 5. A Proposal for the Development of a National Legal Defense Fund to Assist American
Indian Citizens. 1969.
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6. Proposal for an Indian Institute Cultural Center in Wisconsin. n.d. 7. A Proposal for an Indian Leadership Training Program and Resources Center. 1969. 8. A Proposal for Indian Self-Determination in Gordon, Nebraska. 1972. 9. Proposal for Indian Training Centers at Universities and Colleges in the Southwest. 1953. 10. Proposal for Institute of American Indian Studies. 1967. 11. Proposal to Motivate Indian Graduate Students to Become College Educators and to
Counteract Indian Dropout at the University of Arizona, by Joseph H. Stauss and Arline B. Hobson. 1973.
12. Proposal for a National Indian Training Institute. 1968. 13. Proposal for Sun Dance and 1868 Sioux Treaty Meeting. 1973. 14. Proposal to Establish an Indian Free Clinic, American Indian Council of Santa Clara
Valley, Inc. n.d. 15. The Public Share in Indian Assimilation, a statement by William E. Warne. 1948. 16. The Pueblo Indians of North America, by Jonathan Ward. 1966. 17. Real Indians: An Initial Proposal. 1985. 18. Recent Information on Wisconsin Indians. 1962. 19. Rehabilitation Program of the Cheyenne River Sioux. 1954. 20. Reorganization and Establishment of an Economic Development Corporation for Mid-
America All-Indian Center of Wichita, Kansas. n.d. 21. Report on Trip (regarding funding for Indian community colleges). n.d. 22. Remarks of Area Director Allan G. Harper to Navajo Tribal Council. 1954. 23. Remarks on Viewpoints of Indian History, a speech by Clyde D. Dollar for Native
American Awareness Week at the University of South Dakota, 1973. 24. A Report- Los Angeles Indian Situation. 1955. 25. Report of a Survey of the Problems Affecting the Centralization of the Indian Schools of
New York State, by Charles Russell. 1954.
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26. Report of Law Enforcement in New Mexico Taylor Grazing District 7. n.d. 27. Report of Preplanning Study Into Cultural Activities in American Indian Communities.
1972. 28. Report of Relief Activities of the American National red Cross on the Navajo and Hopi
Indian Reservations. 1949. 29. Report of the Nebraska Indian Commission. 1971-1972. 30. Report of Special Committee on Contracts of Lawyers with Indian Tribes. 1951. Box 94: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Reports of Various Tribes to Robert L. Bennett at Billings, Mt. Oct. 5-7, 1966. 2. Report on the Navajo. n.d. 3. Report on the Navajo, by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1946. 4. Report on the Navajo, by Benjamin P. Ford. 1964. 5. Report on the Navaho Experiment at Sherman Institute, by Hildegard Thompson. 1946-
1947. 6. A Report on Navajo Peyotism, by David F. Aberle. 1949. 7. Report on Neah Bay, by Erna Gunther and Gertrude Stevens. 1956. 8. Report on Rehabilitation Program for Cheyenne River Sioux, by Elizabeth M. Clark and
David W. Clark. 1960. 9. Report on Summer 1967 Field Study of Indian Education on the Navajo, Hopi, and
Papago Reservations, by Stephen Louis Bayne and Judith Elise Bayne. 1967. 10. Report on Trip to Indian Reserves in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, by Anthony M.
Kaliss. 1966. 11. Research and Evaluation Plan of the Office of Native American Programs. 1974. 12. A Research Report of the History of Metals in North America Prior to the Settlement of
the White Man. 1975. 13. Resource Development: Navajo Reservation. n.d.
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14. Result of Indian Census- Rapid City, SD. 1963. 15. Rewards and Difficulties of Special-Needs Adoption: The Parents’ Perspective, n.d. 16. The Rosebud Indian Reservation. n.d. 17. Rosebud and Pine Ridge Sioux College Centers. n.d. 18. Sacred Mountains: Ways of Knowledge. 19. The Safford Project. Tucson Public Schools, n.d. Box 95: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Select Problems and Programs for Indian Youth, by Robert A. Roessel, Jr. 1963. 2. Shifting Points of Emphasis in Rural Life and Agriculture, by J.H. Kolb, 1941. 3. Sing a Brave Song. n.d. 4. Sioux Games of Chance. 1978. 5. A Sioux Indian Ceremony: Giving Thanks. 1979. 6. A Sioux Policy. n.d. 7. Small Utah Bands, by C.H. Heyer. 1960. 8. Socio-Cultural Elements in Casework: A Case Book of Seven Ethic Case Studies. 9. The Source Book for Native American Student Math/Science Education. 1983. 10. South Dakota Committee on the Humanities proposal for regranting of funds. 1972. 11. South Dakota Indians and Indian Life. n.d. 12. Southwest Indian Youth Center Program Description. 1972. 13. Southwestern Indian Kinship. n.d. 14. Speech Delivered by Commissioner Robert L. Bennett at the Indian Leaders' Conference
at Minneapolis. 1966. 15. Spirituality of Language and Philosophy of Life (Lakota), by Donald D. Ross. 1983.
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16. Standing Rock Sioux Community Development Program. 1961. 17. Standing Rock Sioux Tribe Head Start. n.d. 18. A Statement in Support of the Seneca Nation. 1957. 19. Statement of the Apache Tribe of the Mescalero Reservation in Support of H.R. 6728.
n.d. 20. Statement on Peyote. 1951. 21. Statement on S.2363. 1948. 22. The Status of the Termination of the Menominee Indian Tribe. 1965. 23. The Structure and the Stranger, by Elizabeth P. Clark. 1942. 24. A Study of the Delivery of Social Services to the American Indian in the Greater
Minneapolis Area. 1974. 25. A Study of the Federal Termination Policy. n.d. Box 96: Reports, Proposals and Unpublished Manuscripts Folder: 1. Study on Termination of Federal Supervision. 1960. 2. A Summary for the Study of Indian Americans, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. 1955. 3. Summary Statement: Indian Task Force. 1965. 4. A Summer Spent Among the Indians of the Southwest. 1956. 5. Summer Workshop on American Indian Affairs. 1956. 6. Task Force to Wounded Knee: Report of Sister Margaret Ellen Traxler, 1973. 7. Teaching the Bilingual Child of Arizona. n.d. 8. The Technological Basis of the Women’s Liberation Movement, or, Who’s to Blame for
Women’s Lib? By Jeanne S. Binstock, n.d. 9. Terminating the American Indian. 1954. 10. Thomas Jefferson Morgan, Nineteenth Century Advocate of Negro and Indian Education,
as an Example of the American Theocratic Ideal, by David L. Lindberg. 1965.
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11. Thomas J. Morgan: An Indian Education Pioneer, by David L. Lindberg. 1966. 12. Thoughts and Observations on Innovation of an Indian Clinic in the Emergency Ward at
Massachusetts General Hospital. 1975. 13. The Tiyospaye Concept. 1979. 14. The Tribal Cherokee Population of Eastern Oklahoma. 1965. 15. To Be Disadvantaged. n.d. 16. Trip to Gallup and Farmington. November 4-7, 1957. 17. Typescript of Interview with George Boyce, re: Navajos. 1946. 18. An Uncommon Adventure: From Alaska to Argentina, by Mena Topjian. 1972. 19. Under a Political Pendulum, Mary White Eagle Natani. 1962. 20. U.S. Government Policy Towards American Indians: A Few Basic Facts. 1956. 21. The United States Indian Service. 1945. 22. The Utmost Good Faith, by Elizabeth C. Rosenthal. 1956. 23. Wampanoag Cultural Enrichment Program. n.d. 24. The War on Menominee Poverty. n.d. 25. What Are Indian Girls Like? n.d. 26. Who Are We Anyway? By Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 1991. 27. Who Speaks for Us All? 1972. 28. Wisconsin Demonstration in Educational Opportunity. 1971.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs Box 97: Bureau of Indian Affairs Folder: 1. American Indian Contributions to Civilization, 1934. 2. American Indian Fact Sheet, 1963. 3. BIA directories, 1962-1972. 4. BIA memorandums / undated material. 5. “Congressional Record,” 1951 and 1967. 6. The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. 7. Estimated Reservation Population & Reported Land, 1963. 8. Improving the Quality of Life Among Indians, 1968. 9. Indian Publications List, 1966. 10. Indian Related Legislation: House Resolutions, 1940-1976. 11. Indian Related Legislation: Senate Bills, 1929-1967. 12. Indian Related Legislation: Committee Reports and other miscellaneous GPO
publications, 1902-1971. 13. Indian Report, 1966. 14. Indian Resources Development Act of 1967. 15. “Indians: Surviving Groups in Eastern & Southern States,” 1963. 16. “Indians: As Citizens,” 1963. 17. “Indians: As Your Hosts,” 1963. 18. “Indians of National Prominence,” 1966. 19. “Indians: Origin,” 1964. 20. “The Kinzua Dam, the Seneca Nation, and the United States,” 1965. 21. “A Law and Order Glimpse of the 1939 Denver Conference,” 1939.
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22. “Major Indian Legislation, 1959-1964,” and “Major Indian Legislation, 1959-1965.” Box 98: Bureau of Indian Affairs Folder: 1. Navajo Elementary Schools Curriculum Guides, Part 2, 1945. 2. Norman M. Littell v. Stewart L. Udall, Court Opinion of Civil Case, 1963. 3. Office of Indian Affairs – Welfare Division Relief Statistics, 1944-1945. 4. Pribilof Island Survey Report, 1949. 5. “Problem Solving in Indian Affairs,” cartoon, 1960. 6. Public Law 280, 1961. 7. Report of the Commission to Study Alcoholism Among Indians, 1956. 8. Report of the Task Force on Indian Economic Development, 1986. 9. Report to the Secretary of the Interior by the Task Force on Indian Affairs, 1961. 10. Second Report on Education to the Navajo Indian Tribe, 1946. 11. Statements / Addresses by BIA officials, 1961-1968. 12. Statement by Carl L. Marburger, Asst. Commissioner (Education) BIA, 1968. 13. Statement of Asst. Sec. Forrest J. Gerard to the Senate Select Committee on Indian
Affairs on Status of BIA Reorganization, 1978. 14. Statement by the Department of the Interior concerning the “Kaleidoscope” television
program of November 16, 1958 on the American Indian. 15. Statistical Supplement to the Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1945. 16. The Status of the Termination of the Menominee Indian Tribe, 1965. 17. Summary Analysis of Changes in the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. 18. Summary Statement of Functions Performed by Relocation of Staff of the BIA, n.d. 19. Task Force on Alaska Native Affairs, 1962.
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Box 99: Bureau of Indian Affairs Folder: 1. Testimony by Representative Henry S. Reuss (WI) before Subcommittee on Indian
Affairs, 1956. 2. Title I and Indian Education. BIA Conference Report, 1966. 3. United States Department of the Interior Field Offices, BIA, 1964. 4. United States Department of the Interior Press Releases, 1934-1962. 5. United States Department of the Interior Press Releases, 1963-1964. 6. United States Department of the Interior Press Releases, 1965-1978. 7. United States Government Policy Towards American Indians: A Few Basic Facts, 1956. 8. United States Department of the Interior, BIA Map and Memorandum, 1964. 9. The Wheeler-Howard Indian Rights Bill, 1934.
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Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Box 100: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. Aboriginal Art Dimensions of North America, Inc. pamphlet, 1971-72. 2. The American Indian, The American Flag Exhibition, 1976. 3. American Indian Art 1920-1972 Catalog for the Peabody Museum, Harvard University
Exhibition, 1973. 4. American Indian Art before 1850. Denver Art Museum Summer Quarterly, 1965. 5. American Indian Art Exhibition. Prospectus and price sheet for Wayne State University,
Detroit, Michigan, 1964. 6. American Indian Art: Form and Tradition. Exhibition catalog, pamphlets, and press
release for Walker Art Center, Indian Art Association and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 1972.
7. American Indian Art Graduate Program, University of Montana, n.d. 8. American Indian Art History Film Proposal, 1972. 9. American Indian Painters: A Biographical Dictionary. Museum of the American Indian,
Heye Foundation, 1968. 10. American Indian Performing Arts Exhibition, 1965. 11. The American Indian Sings, Book 1, by Louis J. Ballard, 1970. 12. American Indian Songbooks and Recordings. California Indian Education Association,
n.d. 13. Art of Indian America: Contemporary Indian and Eskimo Art. Institute of American
Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM, 1968. 14. Art and Indian Children, Curriculum Bulletin No. 7. BIA Cultural Follow-through
Project, 1970. 15. The Art of Tomah Joseph, Passamaquoddy. The Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology,
Brown University. Exhibition catalog, 1993. 16. B.C. Indian Arts and Welfare Society, Summary of Activities in 1958. 1959.
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17. Bringer of the Mystery Dog by Ann Clark, 1943. Box 101: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. The British Museum Winter Count, Occasional Paper No. 4. Department of Ethnography,
1979. 2. A Business Booklet for Indian Artists and Craftsmen. Indian Arts and Crafts Board, U.S.
Dept. of Interior, 1956. 3. Calendar of Events, B.C. Indian Arts and Welfare Society, 1972. 4. Canadian Eskimo Artifacts, 1970. 5. Contemporary Indian Artists, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho. Exhibition catalog for the
Indian Arts and Crafts Board, U.S. Dept. of Interior, 1972. 6. Contemporary Sioux Painting. Exhibition Catalog for Indian Arts and Crafts Board, U.S.
Dept. of Interior, 1970. 7. Copies of artwork by Philip Young, Micmac artist. n.d. 8. Crazy Horse Monument (SC) information, 1975. 9. Crow Creek Crafts receipts and price sheets. 10. Dance with Indian Children. Center for the Arts of Indian America, 1972. 11. Denver Art Museum: A Guide to the Collections, 1965. 12. Denver Art Museum: Department of Indian Art, leaflets, 1930-1940. 13. Denver Art Museum: Department of Indian Art, leaflets, 1930-1940. Box 102: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. Dine Bi Arts and Crafts Cooperative, 1974. 2. Directions in Indian Art Conference, 1959. 3. Eskimo Graphic Art. Canadian Eskimo Art Committee, 1963, 1969. 4. Fritz Scholder Exhibition Guide, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Committee on
the Visual Arts, 1973.
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5. Future Directions in Native American Art. The Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa
Fe, NM, 1972. 6. Grandpa Saul Remembers: A Sioux Indian Paints His People’s Past, n.d. 7. Handbook on the American Indian and His Art. National Board of the Young Women’s
Christian Association, 1934. 8. Henry Gobin, Tulalip Artist information. Press release, 1983. 9. I Wear the Morning Star: An Exhibition of American Indian Ghost Dance Objects. The
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, 1976. 10. Indian House Recordings Catalog, 1971. 11. Images of Lakota Women from the Pine Ridge Reservation, 1991. 12. Indian Art Auction catalogs, 1974-1986. 13. Indian Art bibliographies, n.d. 14. Indian Art exhibitions and seminars. Miscellaneous flyers. 15. Indian Art galleries. Miscellaneous flyers. 16. Indian Art of the Southwest. The Southwest Indian Fair, n.d. 17. Indian Art Postcards, n.d. 18. Indian Art and Cultural Center proposed in Wyoming, 1972. Box 103: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. Indian Art of the United States by Frederic H. Douglas, 1941. 2. Indian Arts and Crafts Business Directories, n.d. 3. Indian Arts and Crafts price lists, n.d. 4. Indian Arts and Crafts receipts, 1967-1973. 5. Indian Paintings and Dance Paraphernalia. Museum of New Mexico. 6. Indian Trade Goods, by Arthur Woodward.
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7. Institute of American Indian Arts Alumni Exhibition, 1973-1974. 8. Information Bulletin: Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM, 1961. 9. Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM catalog, 1975-1976. 10. Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM: Impact Assessment and Market Study,
1996. 11. Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM. Miscellaneous papers. 12. Introduction to American Indian Art. The Exposition of Indian Tribal Arts, Inc., 1931. 13. Masterworks from the Museum of the American Indian. Exhibition catalog from the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1973. Box 104: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. Miscellaneous Indian art materials, 1940-1973. 2. Miscellaneous Indian Arts and Crafts brochures and pamphlets, 1940-1991. 3. Native American Artists: Regional and Sub-Cultural Differences in Responses to a New
Marketing Opportunity, 1986. 4. Native American Arts. Institute of American Indian Arts Serial publications, 1968. 5. Native American Children’s Art Exhibition catalog, project proposal and press release,
n.d. 6. My Music Reaches to the Sky: Native American Musical Instruments. Center for the Arts
of Indian America, 1973. 7. Native American Paintings. Program from Mid-America Arts Alliance, n.d. 8. Navajo Music for Classroom Enrichment. Teacher’s Guide, 1970. 9. Northern Plains Tribal Arts materials, 1990s. Box 105: Indian Art / Arts and Crafts Folder: 1. Northern Plains Tribal Arts and American Indian Services, Inc. Report, 1990. 2. Northern Plains Tribal Arts exhibition catalog, 1991.
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3. Notes on films about Native Americans, n.d. 4. One with the Earth: Artists Conference, 1987. 5. Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts Museology Conference and American Indian Arts
Festival, 1972. 6. Oscar Howe: University of South Dakota Collection, n.d. 7. Pottery in Santa Clara, 1993. 8. Powhodge Pottery and Painting exhibition, 1967. 9. Quill and Beadwork of the Western Sioux, by Carrie A. Lyford, signed by the author,
1940. 10. Red Ant Myth and Shooting Chant. Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, 1958. 11. Santa Fe Festival of the Arts booklets, 1981. 12. Santa Fe Festival of the Arts Program, 1985. 13. Santa Fe Indian Market Program, 1983. 14. Seventh Scottsdale Indian Arts Exhibition, 1968. 15. Sioux Indian Drawings. Milwaukee Public Museum, 1961. 16. The Song of Hiawatha, n.d. 17. The Survival of Indian Art in the United States, n.d. 18. Westward the Artist: Third Anniversary Exhibition of Lakeview Center for the Arts and
Sciences, Peoria, IL, 1968. 19. The Wheelwright Museum Newsletter, 1985 and 1990. 20. William Nelson artwork, n.d. 21. The Writers’ Reader. Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe, NM, 1967.
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Art (General)
Box 106: Art (General) Folder: 1. Art auction catalogs, 1972. 2. Art exhibition advertisements, 1970-1989. 3. Newsletters and press releases: art associations, museums, and art education, 1969-1980. 4. Art organizations brochures and event schedules, 1970-1980. 5. Carl Fisher, “Carol Book: Favorite Christmas Songs” arranged and edited by Edward S.
Breck, 1942. 6. Japanese art photo postcards, n.d. 7. Miscellaneous materials about artist Jim McGrath, including newspaper clippings and a
press release, 1973-1984. 8. Exhibit catalogs for works by artist William Penhallow Henderson, 1963-1987. 9. Catalog for works by artist Sam Lewisohn, from a special exhibition at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, New York, 1951. 10. Coloring Book: “Lexington, Massachusetts April 19, 1775: Sixteen Pictures to Color
with Stories of the Day Lexington became the Birthplace of American Liberty,” 1963. Box 107: Art (General) Folder: 1. Instructions and applications for national and state grants for the arts and education,
1971-1981. 2. Instructions and applications for national and state grants for the arts and education,
1971-1981. 3. Miscellaneous sheet music, and related photocopies, n.d. 4. Miscellaneous bound collections of sheet music, some inspirational, 1936-1969. 5. Miscellaneous collected poetry, art, quotations, and songs. 6. Bound volume: Gilbert & Sullivan Favorites Arranged as Piano Solos (with text) by
Mary Bacon Mason, 1938.
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7. Television script: Rendezvous With Freedom, by Marc Siegel. ABC, April 15, 1973. Television script: Tomahawk and T-shirt, by Phillip S. Gelb, n.d. 8. Children’s Museum materials.
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Indian Conferences and Workshops Box 108: Indian Conferences and Workshops Folder: 1. American Indian Capitol Conference on Poverty. 1964 2. American Indian Capitol Conference on Poverty. 1964. 3. American Indian Chicago Conference. 1961. 4. American Indian Children Conferences, 1973. 5. American Indian Housing Conference. 1961. 6. American Indian Leadership Conference. 7. The American Indian Speaks Conference. 1972. 8. American Indians- United Convention. 1968. 9. Conference on Indian Affairs- 5th Annual. 1959. 10. Conference on Indian Affairs – 8th Annual, 1962. 11. Conference on Tribal Affairs. 1961. 12. Council on the History of the Northern Plains Indians. 1978. Box 109: Indian Conferences and Workshops Folder: 1. Democracy's Challenge: The Indian in Minnesota Conference. 1956. 2. Governor's Interstate Indian Council. 1955. 3. Indian Conference on Policy and Legislation. 1967. 4. Indian Education Conference -4th Annual. 1963. 5. Indian Education Conference- 8th Annual. 1967. 6. Hemisphere Convention, 1970. 7. The “Holding Power” Workshop.
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8. Indian Americans Conference, 1955. 9. Indian Education Workshop, 1962. 10. Indian Leadership: Accent on Youth Conference. 1964. 11. Indian Leadership Conference: Education in Action, 1965. 12. Indian Leadership Planning Session, 1966. 13. Indian Summer Program. 1971. 14. Indian Tribes & Treaties Conference, 1955. 15. Indian Weekend at Harvard- 2nd Annual. 1976. 16. Institute in American Indian Studies, 1968. 17. Institute of the Committee on Indian Affairs of the New York Yearly Meeting, 1956. 18. Institute of Cultural Affairs seminar schedule, n.d. 19. Institute for Teachers of Chippewa Indian Children. 1967. 20. Institute of Indian Affairs in Montana- 6th Annual. 1959. 21. Inter-American Conference on Indian Life. 1949. 22. Inter-American Indian Congress- 9th Annual. 1985. 23. Inter-American Indian Institute, 1980. 24. International NGO Conference on Discrimination Against Indigenous Populations in the
Americans. 1977. 25. Interstate Indian Conference. 1950. 26. Inter-Regional and Inter-Agency Planning Session on Indian Education. 1972. 27. John W. Gragun Memorial Workshop on American Indian Affairs. 1969. 28. Kotzebue Conference on Native Rights, 1962. 29. Lakota Summer Institute. 1991. 30. Learning and Teaching More Effectively About American Indians Clinic 18. 1973.
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31. Lexington, Massachusetts Public Schools Social Studies Workshop on Native Americans,
1976. 32. Meeting of the Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, Inc.- 3rd Annual. 1977. Box 110: Indian Conferences and Workshops Folder: 1. Meeting of the Commission to Inquire Into Services Available to Indians of New Mexico,
1961. 2. The Memramcook Conference of North American Indian Young People. 1969. 3. Naaki Saad Bee Ó’Hoo’Aah Conference, 1973. 4. National American Indian Listening Conference, May 5-6, 1994. 5. National American Indian Safety Convention- 12th Annual. 1983. 6. National Consultation on the American Indian. 1970. 7. National Indian Bilingual Education Conference. 1973. 8. National Indian Child Conference- 5th Annual. 1983. 9. National Indian Conference on Aging- 5th Annual. 1984. 10. National Indian Encampment. 1959. 11. National Indian Education Association Convention – 15th Annual, 1983. 12. National Indian Urban Consultation. 1968. 13. National Organization for Native American Women Conference. 1987. 14. Native American Teacher Corps Conference, 1973. 15. Native American Women's Conference. 1970. 16. Native Americans: A Part of or Apart from Iowa's Future Programs. n.d. 17. Ned Hatathli Seminar, 1977. Box 111: Indian Conferences and Workshops
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Folder: 1. New England Clearinghouse Conferences on Indian Programs. 1972-1973. (also in
Intercultural Studies Group section) 2. New England Clearinghouse Conferences on Indian Programs. 1972-1973. (also in
Intercultural Studies Group section) 3. Northwest Regional Indian Youth Conference, 1963. 4. Oglala Community School Program. 1964. 5. Orientation for Navajo Agency Teachers, 1954. 6. Pine Ridge Conference. 1957. 7. Proceedings of the Delegation of the Navajo Tribal Council in Washington, D.C. May 13-
25, 1946. 8. Regional Conference on Current Status & Interpretation of Indian Rights & Their Treaties,
1955. 9. Regional Indian Youth Council, 2nd Annual, 1958. 10. Report of the Symposium on Anthropology & the American Indian, 1970. 11. Second Decennial Conference on Native Indian Affairs, 1958. 12. Seven Springs Indian Seminar, 1961. 13. South Dakota Indian Education Association Conference, 1976. 14. South Dakota Tiyospaye Seminar, 1977. Box 112: Indian Conferences and Workshops Folder: 1. State-Tribal Relations: Strategies for the 1990s Symposium, 1989. 2. Suicide Among the American Indians Workshops. 1967. 3. Toward an Understanding of the American Indian Seminar, 1961. 4. Tribal Leaders Conference. 1966. 5. Viewpoints on Indian History Conference. 1974.
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6. Western Indian Education Conference, 1984. 7. Winter Conference on Problems in Indian Affairs. 1955. 8. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference. 1965. 9. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference- 4th Annual. 1966. 10. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference- 5th Annual. 1967. 11. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference- 6th Annual. 1968. 12. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference- 7th Annual. 1969. 13. Wisconsin Indian Leadership Conference- 8th Annual. 1970. 14. Wisconsin Indian Summer Project. 1962-1964. 15. Wisconsin Indian Summer Project. 1965. 16. Workshop on American Indian Affairs- 14th Annual. 1969.
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Religious Newsletters and Magazines Box 113: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. AFSC Quaker Service Bulletin. 2. AMA Students News. 3. Africa News Letter. 4. American Church News. 5. American Exhibitor. 6. American Indian Culture Research Center Newsletter. 7. American Jewish Committee Newsletter. 8. American Missionary Association News Bulletin. 9. Anpao – The Daybreak. 10. Approach. 11. Arizona Church Record. 12. Ave Maria – National Catholic Weekly. 13. B.C.U. News. 14. Between the Lines. 15. The Bugle. 16. The Bugle. 17. CSR Bulletin. 18. CSR Foreground Studies. 19. Christian Aid News. 20. The Christian Century. Box 114: Religious Newsletters and Magazines
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Folder: 1. The Christian Century. 2. Christian Herald. 3. Christianity & Crisis 4. The Christian Rural Fellowship Bulletin. 5. Christian Science Monitor. 6. The Church, Farm and Town. 7. The Church and the Indians. 8. Church in Metropolis. 9. Church and Race. 10. The Churchman. 11. The Church Militant. 12. Churchways. 13. The Church Woman. 14. The City Church. 15. The Colorado Episcopalian. 16. College of Preachers Newsletter. 17. The Cross and the Calumet. 18. Crossroads. Box 115: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. The Daily (General Convention). 2. Enablement Information Service. 3. EPF Newsletter.
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4. The Episcopal Church Foundation Newsletter. 5. Episcopal Churchnews. 6. Episcopal Churchwomen – Diocese of Massachusetts Newsletter. 7. The Episcopalian. 8. Episcopal Theological School Bulletin. 9. Executive Council of the Episcopal Church Press Releases. 10. Fellowship. 11. Forth. 12. Forum. 13. GFS World Council Newsletter. 14. Ganado News Bulletin. 15. Good News from Good Shepherd. 16. Good Samaritan. 17. The Halne’ii of the San Juan Mission. 18. Hat Rock Valley Retreat Center Messages. 19. The Herald. Box 116: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. Iapi Oaye. 2. Ikhana. 3. Indian Affairs Bulletin. 4. Indian Highways. 5. The Indian Missionary. 6. Indian Work Newsletter.
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7. Information Service. 8. The Interchurch News. 9. Japan Harvest. 10. Japan Missions. 11. Jewish Affairs. 12. The Journal. 13. KEEP Shimbun. 14. The Koinonia Partner Report. 15. Lay Readers Sermon. 16. Lenox Alumni Magazine. 17. The Living Church. 18. The Living Church. Box 117: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. Living Message. 2. Memo (National Council of Churches). 3. The Minnesota Messenger. 4. The Minnesota Missionary. 5. Miscellaneous Clippings. 6. Miscellaneous Clippings. 7. Miscellaneous press releases. 8. Mission Information Bulletins. 9. Missions Advanced Research and Communication Center (MARC) Newsletter.
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10. NAES Ideas. 11. NCI Catalyst. 12. NCIW News. 13. NCIW Newsletter. 14. National Council Home Department Newsletter. 15. National Council Outlook. 16. National Council press releases. Box 118: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. National Fellowship of Indian Workers. 2. National Fellowship of Indian Workers. 3. News Bulletin from the Episcopal Theological School. 4. News from Board of Missions of the Methodist Church. 5. News from the Navajoland Episcopal Church. 6. News & Notes for Clergy. 7. Newsletter of the Episcopal Church in the Missionary District of Western Kansas. 8. Okolakiciye Wakan Wotanin Wowapi. 9. Olympia Churchman. 10. The Oneida Mission. 11. Overseas Mission Review. 12. Peace Pipe. 13. PICO Newsletter. 14. The Pastoral Staff. 15. Philanthropic Digest.
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16. The Pine Torch. 17. Presbyterian Indian Life. 18. Presbyterian Life. 19. Presbyterian Messenger. 20. Religious News Service press releases. 20. Review of the World-Wide Episcopal Church Pan Anglican. 21. Rocky Mountain Churchman. 22. Rural Missions. 23. Rural Workers’ Fellowship Newsletter. 24. St. Christopher’s Mission Newsletter. 25. St. Elizabeth’s Smoke Signal. 26. St. John’s Episcopal Church Newsletter – Lancaster, PA 27. St. Michael’s Center. 28. The Sheaf. Box 119: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. Sioux Opinion. 2. Sisseton Episcopal Mission Newsletter. 3. South Dakota Churchman. 4. South Dakota Churchman. 5. South Dakota Churchman. 6. South Dakota Churchman. 7. South Dakota Churchman.
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Box 120: Religious Newsletters and Magazines Folder: 1. South Dakota Churchman. 2. South Dakota Episcopal Church News. 3. South Dakota Journal. Convention Proceedings, 1948, 1963. 4. The Southwest Churchman. 5. The Spirit of Mission. 6. Spirit of Missions. 7. Streams in the Desert. 8. Summer Indian Youth Program Newsletter. 9. Tempo. 10. The Three Tribes Herald. 11. Tipiwakan Wowapi. 12. Together. 13. Town & Country Church. 14. United Church Committee on Indian Work Newsletter. 15. United Church of Christ Council for Higher Education Journal. 16. United States Catholic Conference press releases. 17. Verde Valley School Newsletter. 18. Voice & Vision. 19. The Witness. 20. The Woman’s Auxiliary in the Missionary District of Arizona Newsletter. 21. Word (Episcopal Diocese of Minnesota). 22. World Service.
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23. Worship in the Rural Church Bulletin. 24. Ya’ Teh. 25. Your Newsletter.
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Religious Pamphlets, Flyers and Brochures
Box 121: Religious Pamphlets, Flyers and Brochures Folder: 1. American Church Institute Scholarships. 2. The American Family – Continuing Impact of Ethnicity Conference, April 4-5, 1977,
Washington, DC. 3. American Jewish Committee. 4. The Archdeacon Gilfillan Center, Minneapolis, MN. 5. Association of Episcopal Clergy. 6. Because You Gave. 7. Before Our Time Is Out – an address by Rt. Rev. John E. Hines, 1961. 8. Beginning With Me. 9. The Bishop and the Pastoral Relationship. By Edward L. Parsons. 10. The Bishop Williams’ Theological Seminary – Kyoto, Japan. 11. Bob Mize, Anglican Missionary to Africa. 12. Briefings from the Department of Social Justice. National Council of Churches. March
1968. 13. Brotherhood – Our Unfinished Task. Dept. of Race Relations, Churches of Christ. 14. Building of a Christian Nation. 15. Can the Church Lead? 16. The Christian and the Dance. Church of Christ. 17. Christian Principles and Assumptions for Economic Life. 18. Christian Youth and Interracial Understanding. 19. The Church in the Back Streets, 1962. 20. The Church Executive Development Board, 1968.
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21. 1964 Church of the Holy Faith Directory – New Mexico. 22. The Church of the Holy Trinity. Manila, Philippines, 1953. Groundbreaking ceremony. 23. The Church of Our Redeemer Christmas Pageant Program, 1958. 24. Church programs for alcoholism. 25. The Church in the Rural Life Movement. 26. The Church Looks Ahead to the New Curriculum Specifications. 27. The Church Speaks on Race. 28. Church Work in Rural Communities. 29. The Church’s Mission and People of Special Need – 1963 Episcopal Church School
Missionary Offering. 30. The Churches and Change, 1962. 31. Come Out from Under That Bushel. 32. Congregational Church of Parshall, ND, Program. April 5, 1957. 33. Cooking for a Crowd at Community, Church, & School Affairs. 34. Cooperative Churches. 35. The Cross and the Plow. Episcopal Church Rogation Days. 36. The Cross of Suffering, The Cross of Sacrifice. 37. The Day Is at Hand, 1943. 38. A Directory of Resources for Adults. National Council Episcopal Church, 1963. 39. Divine Liturgy of the Armenian Apostolic Orthodox Church. 40. Division of Home Missions, National Council of Churches. Box 122 Religious Pamphlets, Flyers and Brochures Folder: 1. Elizabeth Saunders Home for Abandoned Children of Mixed American & Japanese
Parentage. Oiso, Japan.
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2. Ella Lyman Cabot Trust. 3. Episcopal Church Foundation. 4. Episcopal Church General Program, 1959-1961. 5. Episcopal Church Pension Fund, 1959-1950. 6. Episcopal Church & Race Fund Offering. 7. Episcopal Church: world missions. 8. Episcopal Social Welfare Today. 9. Federated Community Church, Flagstaff, AZ Programs, 1947-1948. 10. Fellowship House, Kansas City, MO. 11. 40 Years of the Federal Council. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in
America, 1948. 12. Friendship Press Publications, 1952-1953. 13. Friends of the Soil, Keepers of the Holy Earth. 14. General Convention Special Program. Episcopal Church. 15. The Girls’ Friendly Society of the Episcopal Church. 16. From Grass Roots to Greenland. The Church at Home Today. 17. Harvard Divinity School Dean’s Report, 1958-1959. 18. A Hundred Games for Rural Communities. 19. I Have a Child to Be Baptized. 20. Inter/Met: A New Venture in Theological Education. 21. I Was Hungry… 22. The Jade Madonna. 23. Job Opportunities in the Social Services of the Church.
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24. Joint Strategy and Action Committee. Guide to Funding of Native American Projects. 25. Kiyosato Educational Experiment Project (KEEP). Japan. 26. Let’s Take Another Step Toward Redemptive Life Through Better Christian Education. 27. The Little Lame Squirrel’s Thanksgiving. Sunday school lesson. 28. The Liturgy of the Lord’ Supper. 29. Mariners’ Church. Detroit, MI. 30. A Message to the Churches, 1955. 31. Miscellaneous religious scraps and clippings. 32. Missionary Hymnal, 1915. 33. Mission Renewed. 34. The National Council of Churches. 35. National Council of Churches Anti-Poverty Task Force. 36. A New Approach to Ministry: The Non-Stipendiary Clergy. 37. Newsletter from St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, Oct. 28, 1970. 38. The New World Mission. 39. North American Home Missions Congress. Washington, DC, Dec. 1-5, 1930. 40. An Offering with Power. 41. An Order for the Dedication of the Seed, the Soil, and the Sowers. 42. The Ordination of a Deacon. 43. Our Difficulties as Christians. 44. Our Foreign Policy, 1952. 45. Our Work as a Divine Vacation. 46. A Pastoral Letter: To Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church in South Dakota who
are Deprived of Her Services.
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47. The Poor People’s Campaign, Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Washington,
DC, 1968. 48. Population, Poverty, and Peace. 49. Power for Living from Worship. Box 123: Religious Pamphlets, Flyers and Brochures Folder: 1. Prayer Book. 2. Presentation of the United Thank Offering of the Women of the Church, 1952. 3. The Pro. National Network of Episcopal Clergy Associations. 4. Quaker Work Camps in Action 4. Quakerism of the Future. 5. Renewal of the Church. 6. Report to the Church on the General Convention Special Program. Episcopal Church. 7. Report of the Committee on Trust Funds of the Domestic & Foreign Missionary Society
of the Episcopal Church, 1965. 8. Resolutions: 9th National Assembly of United Church Women, Miami Beach, FL, Oct. 9-
12, 1961. 9. Rural Areas Development and the Churches. USDA, 1962. 10. The Rural Workers’ Fellowship of the Episcopal Church. 11. St. John’s Cathedral, Albuquerque, NM. Opening program. 12. St. John’s Herald. Lent 1967, Williamstown, MA. 13. St. Michael’s School. Kanagawa Pref., Japan. 14. A Selected Reading List for Town and Country Pastors. 15. A Self-Supporting Ministry and The Mission of the Church. 16. The Server’s Manual. By Robert F. Lau.
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17. Share Our Substance. The Presiding Bishop’s Fund for World Relief. Episcopal. 18. 60th Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, 1961. 19. Social Progress, Oct. 1959. 20. The Society for the Increase of the Ministry. 21. A Statement of Guiding Principles and Goals for the Health and Welfare Agencies of the
Episcopal Church, 1964. 22. Summary of General Convention Actions, 1961. Episcopal Church. 23. Summer Service Opportunities – Episcopal Church. 24. Supervisors and Leaders Training (SALT). 25. Supply Work. Episcopal Women World Missions. 26. Tell Us About Personnel. Episcopal Church. 27 Tell Us About the Women’s Auxiliary. 28 That They Might Have Life. 29 Theological Education Today. 30. Through A Negro Layman’s Eyes, 1943. 31. “Time for Turning,” by John B. Coburn, 1968. 32. Toward the New City. Commission on Religion & Race, circa 1967. 33. Unitarian Universalist Church advertisement booklet for Charlie King, circa 1986. 34. United Protestant Adoption Agency. 35. The United States and Its Churches: Some Facts and Trends, 1963. 36. 1964 Voluntary Service Projects. 37. Volunteers for Mission Program. Episcopal Church. 38. We Gather Together, 1952.
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39. We Turn Our Eyes to the Future. Soil Stewardship Week, May 19-26, 1963. 40. When You’re Chairman for Social Relations. 41. When You Lead Worship. 42. Where There Is Life. 43. Who Follows in Their Train? 44. Witnesses: A roster of Women Missionaries Appointed by the National Council. 45. The Women of Japan Speak. 46. Women in the Life of the Church. 47. World Day of Prayer Service, 1956. 48. Your World: Its People and Its Problems.
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Indian Religious Publications Box 124: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. The Adventure of a Massachusetts State Normal School Graduate Among the “Wild
Indians” of Santee. 2. Adventures in Helping Our Episcopal Indian Missions. 3. The American Indian. Episcopal Church General Convention, 1967. 4. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 5. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 6. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 7. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 8. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 9. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 10. American Indian Mission and Ministry. Box 125: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 2. American Indian Mission and Ministry. 3. American Indian Mission and Ministry Conference. 1965. 4. The American Indian in the Mission and Ministry of the Episcopal Church, circa 1967. 5. The American Indian: A Portrait in Limbo. 6. American Indian Service at Washington Cathedral. 1964. 7. American Indian Youth Today. 1934. 8. American Indians and Eskimos: Their Major Needs, Problems and Opportunities, 1970. 9. Among the Dakotas Today. National Council of the Episcopal Church, 1935.
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10. Bishop Hare’s Schools. South Dakota. 11. Brotherhood of Christian Unity. (Sioux) 12. Christian Activities Among American Indians. 13. Christmas at Fort Berthold, 1876-1930. 14. The Church in Indian Life. Home Missions Council of North America. 15. The Church’s Mission to the Oneidas, 1902. 16. The Churchman Looks at the Indian. 17. Consecration Service Programs from Episcopal Missionary District of South Dakota. 18. Cook Christian Training School. Tempe, AZ. 19. Crow Creek Episcopal Mission. Box 126: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. The Dakota Americans. 2. Dakota Hymnal, 1931. 3. Doctoring in the Desert. 4. The Episcopal Church American Indian Scholarship Fund. 1961. 5. Episcopal Church Helping Sioux Conduct Private War on Poverty. 6. Episcopal Church Indian Mission Dinner. Detroit, MI, 1961. 7. The Episcopal Church in South Dakota Welcomes You. 8. Episcopal Church – Wind River Reservation. 9. Exploring the Trail Ahead. Episcopal Indian Missions. 10. Facing the Future in Indian Missions – Leaders Manual. 11. The First Americans.
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12. The First Americans: A Sketch of Our Church Work Among the Indians. 13. Forgotten Americans. 14. Forty Years in the Desert: A History of Ganado Mission, 1901-1941. 15. Foundation for Indian Leadership. 16. Four Weeks Among the Sioux Tribes of Dakota & Nebraska, 1882. 17. From Hogan to Christian Citizenship. 18. From Medicine Man to Minister in One Generation,” Robert Paul Chaat (Comanche).
Reformed Church in America. 19. Frontiers of American Life. 20. Getting A Living. Santee Normal Training School, Santee, NE. 21. Goals for the Indian Ministry. National Council of Churches. 22. Good Shepherd Mission. Fort Defiance, AZ. Box 127: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. Green House Beside the Arroyo: The Gallup Indian Community Center. 2. Guide to the Archives of the Episcopal Church in South Dakota. 3. How Can I Serve in the Church? Episcopal Indian Missions, South Dakota and North
Dakota. 4. Handbook on Study of Indian Wardship. 5. How Our Churches Work Together in Behalf of American Indians. 6. The Idea That Grew. 7. Indian Church Service Programs. 8. Indian Crafts. Episcopal Church in Minnesota. 9. Indian Wardship. 10. Indian Welcome House. Los Angeles, CA.
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11. Indian Work Today (draft only). 12. The Indians of New York State. 13. Indians Today. Episcopal Church Indian Missions. 14. Intermountain Indian School. Brigham City, UT. 15. Investing in Life. Missionary District of South Dakota. 16. It Is Not Too Late to Change This Record. 17. It’s Time to Keep Faith with Our Indians: His Future Is Up to You! Keep Faith
Committee. 18. Le On Ohiya Yo. Episcopal Missions, South Dakota. 19. Ministry to American Indians, 1961. 20. Mission to American Indians. United Church of Christ. 21. Mission Alaska. 22. A Moon in His Moccasins. Guide for Church Groups in Cities with Indian Newcomers. 23. More Real Involvement of American Indian Churchmen, 1968. 24. Moses Tawowapi Zaptan Kin. Pamphlet prepared by Rev. Aaron B. Clark for use by
native church workers. 25. National Committee on Indian Work of the Episcopal Church (NCIW). 26. National Committee on Indian Work of the Episcopal Church. 1970 Grants. 27. National Fellowship of Indian Workers, 1961. 28. Native American Theological Association (NATA). 29. Navajo Indian Missions, 1955. 30. Navajo Methodist Mission School, Farmington, NM. 31. Navajo Missionary Work. 32. New Trails for Old: A Handbook for Missionary Workers Among the American Indians.
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Box 128: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. Niobrara Convocation / Niobrara Deanery. 2. On the Trail to Tomorrow. Episcopal Indian Missions. 3. Ordination and Installation Service of Roe Blaine Lewis at Vah-ki Presbyterian Church,
Bapchule, AZ. 1947. 4. Pine Ridge Mission. Episcopal Church. 5. Program for Indians Is Being Strengthened. 6. A Pronouncement on Indian Affairs, 1955. 7. Rapid City, South Dakota, Community Service Center. 8. Reformed Church Indian Americans, 1932. 9. The Romance of Indian Missions. 10. St. Ann’s Indian Mission School. Belcourt, ND. 11. St. Augustine’s Center. Chicago, IL. 12. St. Christopher’s Mission to Navajo. Bluff, UT. 13. St. Elizabeth Mission Home for Indian Boys and Girls. 14. St. Francis Mission. Rosebud Reservation, SD. 15. St. Joseph’s Indian School. Chamberlain, SD. 16. St. Labre Indian School. Ashland, MT. 17. St. Mary’s Episcopal School for Indian Girls. Springfield, SD. 18. St. Matthew’s Church. Rapid City, SD. 19. St. Paul’s Indian Mission. Sioux City, IA. 20. San Juan Mission. Farmington, NM.
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21. The Seven Last Words of Jesus, by Rudolf Hertz. Printed at Santee Normal Training School Press, Santee, NE. 1935.
Box 129: Indian Religious Publications Folder: 1. South Dakota Church Schools. 2. Special Projects: Opportunities for Missionary Giving. 3. Sioux Language Publications. 4. The Spirit They Live In, 1956. 5. Testimony to the Love of Jesus: The Last Words … of Rev. Paul Mazakute, 1874. 6. A Theology for the Survival of Native People. 7. These Our Brethren. 8. This Is the Indian. 9. This Land Is Our Land: The American Indian in American Society 1970. National
Committee on Indian Work of the Episcopal Church. 10. A Timely Reminder. 11. The Trail Ahead. 12. Tuller Camp & School. Ft. Defiance, AZ. 13. Two Ways of Treating the Indian Problem. 14. United Church Committee on Indian Work. Minneapolis, MN. 15. What About Peyote? Home Missions Council of North America. 16. What Are You Doing? Board of National Missions of the Presbyterian Church. 17. Whose Land Are You Living On? United Church of Christ Indian Missions. 18. Why Bacone? Bacone College, Oklahoma. 19. Why Educate Him. 20. Winnebago Indian Mission. Black River Falls, WI. United Church of Christ.
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21. The Woman’s Home Missionary Society Publications. Methodist Episcopal Church. 22. Work Camp in South Dakota. Crow Creek Reservation, SD. 1942.
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Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts
Box 130: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts Box 131: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts Box 132: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts Box 133: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts Box 134: Miscellaneous Handwritten Notes and Rough Drafts. Includes notes in (Sioux?)
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Bibliographic Materials Box 135: Bibliographic Materials Index card file titled, “Cross-File Outline of Cultural Materials on The Western
Dakota, 1641-1878. Box 136: Bibliographic Materials Index card file of resources on the Sioux. Small index card file of Sioux words and miscellaneous references. Box 137: Bibliographic Materials. Lists of books, selected bibliographies, and advertisements for books on
education, anthropology, and Native American-related topics.
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Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials
Box 138: Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials Folder: 1. American Anthropological Association Newsletter. 2. American Anthropological Association Newsletter. 3. American Anthropological Association Fellow Newsletter. 4. American Anthropological Association Bulletin. Box 139: Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials Folder: 1. Anthropology Newsletter. 2. Anthropology Newsletter. 3. Association for Humanistic Psychology 4. Clearinghouse Bulletin of Research in Human Organization. Council on Anthropology & Education Newsletter. 5. Practicing Anthropology 6. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter. Society for the Anthropology of Visual Communication. 7. Southwestern Anthropological Association Newsletter. 8. Miscellaneous anthropology newsletters. Box 140: Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials Folder: 1. Anthropology book lists and advertisements. 2. Anthropology / sociology book lists and advertisements. 3. Anthropology / sociology conference and seminar materials. 4. Anthropology / sociology conference and seminar materials. Box 141: Anthropology / Sociology / Psychology Materials Folder:
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1. Anthropology / sociology conference and seminar materials. 2. Anthropology / sociology articles. 3. Anthropology / sociology articles. 4. Anthropology / sociology articles. 5. Miscellaneous anthropology / sociology brochures and flyers.
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U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans
Box 142: U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans Folder: 1. Adolescent Navajos Start School. U.S. Indian Service. 2. Adult Education Series Booklets. BIA. 3. The American Indian in Higher Education. U.S. Dept. of Education. 4. American Indians & the American Society. BIA. 5. American Indians and the Federal Government. BIA. 6. An Annotated Bibliography of Young People’s Fiction on American Indians, 1972. BIA. 7. Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1930. 8. Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1958. 9. Annual Report on Indian Health, 1958. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. 10. Answers to Questions about American Indians. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 11. Answers to Your Questions about American Indians. BIA. 12. BIA brochures. Box 143: U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans Folder: 1. Comprehensive Community Health Services for the American Indian, 1963. U.S. Dept.
of Health, Education, and Welfare. 2. Dental Services for American Indians and Alaska Natives, 1965. U.S. Dept. of Health
Education and Welfare. 3. Dii K’ad Anaa’igii Baa Hane’. U.S. Office of Indian Affairs. 4. Early Childhood Education for American Indians. U.S. Dept. of the Interior. 5. The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964. BIA. 6. Education – The Chance to Choose. BIA. 7. Facts About Indian Health. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare.
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8. Famous Indians. BIA. 9. Federal and State Indian Reservations. U.S. Dept. of Commerce. 10. Five New Workshops for Tribal, BIA, and HIS Personnel. 11. A Good Home. BIA. 12. Governing Bodies of Federally Recognized Indian Groups. BIA. 13. Health Services for American Indians. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. 14. Health Services for Indian Mothers and Children. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and
Welfare. 15. Higher Education Aids for Indian Young People. BIA. 16. House Report #2680: Investigation of the BIA, 1954. 17. How Well Are Indian Children Educated? U.S. Indian Service. 18. Indian Affairs, 1965. BIA. 19. Indian & Eskimo Children. BIA. 20. The Indian & the Law, Parts 1 and 2, 1949. U.S. Indian Service. Box 144: U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans Folder: 1. The Indian Industrial Development Program. BIA. 2. Indian Land Tenure, Economic Status, & Population Trends. U.S. Dept. of the Interior. 3. Indian Poverty and Indian Health. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education, and Welfare. 4. Indian Rights and Their Protection. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 5. Indian-State Relations in Their Historical Perspective. BIA. 6. Indians Are Citizens. U.S. Indian Service. 7. Indians of California / The Northwest / Alaska. BIA. 8. Indians of the Central Plains / Great Lakes. BIA.
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9. Indians of the Gulf Coast States / North Carolina / Eastern Seaboard. BIA. 10. Indians of Montana and Wyoming / The Dakotas. BIA. 11. Indians of New Mexico / Arizona and Oklahoma. BIA. 12. Indians in the War, 1945. BIA. 13. Indians of Yesterday and Today. U.S. Indian Service. 14. Intermountain Indian School. BIA. 15. A Kindergarten Curriculum Guide for Indian Children. BIA. 16. Know the Truth About Indians. BIA. 17. The Navajo. BIA. 18. The Navajo. BIA. 19. Navajo Language Preprimer. BIA. Box 145: U.S. Government Publications about Native Americans Folder: 1. The Navajo Yearbook of Planning in Action, 1954. 2. The North American Indian: A Bibliography of Community Development. HUD. 3. The People: A Study of the Navajos. U.S. Indian Service. 4. Peyote. BIA. 5. Pipestone National Monument. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 6. Planning in Action on the Navajo – Hopi Indian Reservations. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 7. The Problem of Indian Administration. Institute of Government Research. 8. Questions and Answers About Indian Allotments on Public Lands. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 9. Scholarships for American Indians, 1972. BIA. 10. Scholarships for American Indian Youth. BIA.
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11. The Sioux. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 12. The Social Heritage of the Indian Girl, 1928. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 13. Socio-Economic Goals at Navajo-Crownpoint Agency. BIA. 14. Statistics Concerning Indian Education. BIA. 15. Ten Years of Tribal Government Under I.R.A., 1947. 16. That These People May Live. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. 17. The United States Indian Service. BIA. 18. U.S. Public Health Service Booklets for Navajos. 19. Vacationing with Indians. U.S. Dept. of Interior. 20. Vocational Training Programs for American Indians. BIA. 21. The War Against Poverty: The American Indian. BIA. 22. We, The First Americans. U.S. Dept. of Commerce. 23. You Asked About the Navajo! U.S. Indian Service.
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Publications on Native Americans
Box 146: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. American Indian Authors: A Representative Bibliography. 1970. 2. American Indian Exposition, 7th Annual, 1960. 3. American Indian Media Directory, 1974. 4. The American Indian Program, 4th Annual Report, 1973-74. Graduate School of
Education, Harvard University. 5. American Indian Relief Council Annual Report, 1987-88. 6. American Indians on Reservations, 1961. Arrow, Inc. 7. The American Mythic Theatre. 8. Arizona Commission of Indian Affairs 4th Annual Report, 1957. 9. Arrow, Inc. Press Releases. 10. The Bow & Arrow. Flandreau Indian School, 1936-37. 11. Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards. 12. Constitution and Bylaws for the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of South Dakota, 1936. 13. A Conversation with American Indians. 14. Cooperation in Indian Administration, 1931. 15. Corporate Charter of the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe of South Dakota, 1936. 16. Crow Creek Reservation High School Activity Calendar, 1972-73. 17. Dakota Head Start: A Picture Story. 18. DC Directory of Native American Federal and Private Programs. 19. Directory of Organizations Active in Indian Affairs, 1958-59. 20. Discovery 1978, School of American Research. 21. Division of Indian Education, New Mexico-Annual Report, 1959-60.
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22. Eight Northern Indian Pueblos – Visitors Guide. 23. An Ethno-Atlas: A Student’s Manual of Tribal, Linguistic, and Racial Groupings. 1957. 24. Ethnogeographical Guide to the Indian Claims Commission. 25. An Even Chance: A Report on Federal Funds for Indian Children in Public School
Districts, 1971. Box 147: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. Expanded Services to Arizona Reservation Indians. 2. Festival Bostonian, 1976. 3. The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma, 1951. 4. For All Our Children, 1986. 5. Foundation for Indian Leadership, 1986. 6. Free to Choose: Northern Pueblos Headstart Program. 7. The Genesis of the American Indian, 1917. 8. Ghost Dance. A play by Stuart Vaughan. 9. Há atii shá (Student Handbook). 10. Handbook for Indian Education. 11. Handbook for Use of Planning Committee. Thlingit – Haida Judgment Fund, 1963. 12. Here’s How They Learn a New Way of Life at Red Cloud Indian School. 13. Higher Education: Aberdeen Area, 1961-62. 14. Hoksila Series Teachers Manual. 15. Hopis & Navajos: Understanding Their Land Disputes. 16. The Idea That Grew, 1956. 17. Indian Affairs and the Indian Reorganization Act: The Twenty Year Record, 1954.
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18. The Indian and Adult Education, 1970. 19. The Indian in American Society, 1955. Box 148: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. Indian Festivals USA, 1957. 2. Indian Opportunities: A Summary of Indian Participation in OEO Programs. 3. Indian Organizations Directory – Midwest, 1967. 4. The Indian in Minnesota, 1952. 5. Indian Treaty Making, 1949. 6. Indians and 1976. 7. Indians in Minneapolis, 1968. 8. Indians of Northwest Nebraska, 1983. 9. Indians of South Dakota, 1956. 10. The Indians Speak to Canada, 1939. 11. Indians: Unit Teaching Plan No. 41, 1953. 12. Industrial Parks in Indian Areas: A Guide for Businessmen. Arrow, Inc. 13. Justice and the American Indian vols. 1-3. 14. Justice and the American Indian vols. 4-5. Box 149: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. The Kinzua Dam Controversy. 2. Know the Navajo, 1949. 3. The Language of the Dakota or Sioux Indians, 1872. 4. Let’s All Register and Vote (Navajo).
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5. Literature about the American Indian, 1971. 6. The Reservation Indian Comes to Town, 1953. National Social Welfare Assembly, Inc. 7. The Right to Be Indian, 1965. 8. Mashpee, Land of the Wampanoags, 1970. 9. Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. 10. The Mesquakies of Iowa. 11. Navajo Tribal Fair, 12th Annual, 1958. 12. National American Indian Court Judges Association By-Laws. 13. National American Indian Planning Project. 14. National Center for American Indian Alternative Education. 15. National Indian Education Association: Project Media. 16. Nations Within A Nation, 1976. 17. Native American Studies at Dartmouth College. 18. The Native American (Defense Race Relations Institute), 1973. 19. Native American Tribal Court Profiles, 1984. 20. Native Americans Look at the Bicentennial Observance, 1973. 21. Navajo Historical Selections. BIA. 22. Navajo Trail, 1949. Box 150: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. The Navajos – Past, Present and Future. 2. Nebraska American Indian Day. 3. New Mexico’s Indians of Today, 1964. 4. The Oglala Sioux of Pine Ridge.
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5. One House, One Voice, One Heart: Native American Education at the Santa Fe Indian
School, 1987. 6. Poor People’s Campaign (Coalition of American Indian Citizens), 1968. 7. A Program for Indian Citizens. 8. Progress Through Power: Electrical Training for the Navajo Tribe. 9. Questions and Answers in Shoshone. 10. The Religious Spirit of the American Indian. 1914. 11. Renegades: The Second Battle of Wounded Knee, 1973. 12. Rough Stones Are Precious, Too, 1978. Navajo Curriculum Center. 13. The San Carlos Apache Work Camp, 1960. 14. Scholarships for Indian Students. Minnesota Indian Scholarship Committee. 15. Santo Domingo Student Speeches on Indian Education, 1984. 16. School of American Research Annual Report, 1998. 17. Selected Media about the American Indian for Young Children K-3, 1970. 18. Seminoles of Florida. 19. The Sioux Indian Goes to College, 1959. Box 151: Publications on Native Americans Folder: 1. Stories from a Wise Old Owl, 1972. 2. Supysáva: The Brazilian Indian. 3. These Few Words of Mine, 1980. 4. They Pray All Night, 1962. 5. Thomas James White Hawk. 6. Thunderbird Park, Victoria, British Columbia.
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7. Traditional Indian Alliance. Tucson, AZ. 8. Unless We Are Educated. New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs. 9. Urgent Navajo Problems, 1940. 10. Virginia Indians Before and After Jamestown. 11. The Wampanoag Indian Tribute Tribes of Martha’s Vineyard, 1962. 12. Where We Stand: A Report by the Southern Ute Tribe, 1960. 13. The William H. Donner Foundation, Inc., Annual Report, 1970. 14. Wisconsin Indians, 1952. 15. Wounded Knee, 1973. South Dakota Indian Education Department.
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Universities, Colleges, and Education-Related Material
Box 152: Universities, Colleges, and Education-Related Material Folder: 1. American Dental Association school information. 2. Arizona State University. 3. The Atrium School. 4. Augustana College. 5. Boston University. 6. Campus Free College. 7. Colorado College. 8. Columbia University. 9. Dartmouth College. 10. The Experiment in International Living. 11. Harvard University. Box 153: Universities, Colleges, and Education-Related Material Folder: 1. Harvard University. 2. Hillsdale College. 3. The Hotchkiss School. 4. Lenox School 5. Medical College of Pennsylvania. 6. Middlesex Community College. 7. Miscellaneous pamphlets on education. 8. Miscellaneous university and school information.
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Box 154: Universities, Colleges, and Education-Related Material Folder: 1. Mount Holyoke College. 2. Mount Holyoke College. 3. Northeast Nebraska Technical Community College. 4. Northfield Mount Hermon School. 5. Patterson School. 6. Phillips Exeter Academy. 7. Radcliffe College. 8. Shady Hill School. 9. Simmons College. 10. SSAT: Secondary School Admission Test booklet, 1985-86. 11. Stanford University. 12. Summer Camps and Work Camps. 13. Trinity College. 14. Tufts University. Box 155: Universities, Colleges, and Education-Related Material Folder: 1. University of Arizona. 2. University of California. 3. University of Chicago. 4. University of Colorado. 5. University of Minnesota. 6. University of Minnesota. 7. University of Montana, Missoula.
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8. University of New Mexico, School of Law. 9. University of Oklahoma. 10. University of South Dakota. 11. University of Washington. 12. Yale University.
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Native American Newsletters and Newspapers
Box 156: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. ABC: Americans Before Columbus 2. ABC: Americans Before Columbus 3. ABC: Americans Before Columbus. Educational Supplement Published by United
Scholarship Service, Inc. 1966. 4. AICH Newsletter. 5. AIM Newsletter. 6. Action Report. 7. Adahooniłigi’. 8. Agenutemagen. 9. Akwesasne Notes, 1970. 10. Akwesasne Notes, 1971. 11. Akwesasne Notes, 1972. 12. Akwesasne Notes, 1973. 13. Akwesasne Notes, 1974. 14. Akwesasne Notes, 1975. 15. Akwesasne Notes, 1975. 16. Akwesasne Notes, 1976. 17. Akwesasne Notes, 1976. 18. Akwesasne Notes, 1977. 19. Akwesasne Notes, 1978. 20. Akwesasne Notes, 1979, 1981, 1982. 21. Akwesasne Notes, 1983.
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Box 157: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. Albuquerque Public Schools. Indian Education Department Newsletter. 2. The American Indian. 3. The American Indian. 4. The American Indian. 5. American Indian Center News. 6. American Indian Crafts and Culture. 7. American Indian Field Program Bulletin. 8. American Indian Graduate Record. 9. American Indian Law Newsletter. 10. American Indian Law Newsletter. 11. American Indian Law Newsletter. 12. American Indian Law Newsletter. 13. American Indian Law Newsletter. 14. American Indian Law Newsletter. 15. American Indian Law Newsletter. 16. American Indian Law Newsletter. 17. American Indian Law Newsletter. 18. American Indian News. 19. American Indian Political Advisory Committee Bulletin. 20. American Indian Program Field Bulletin. 21. American Indian Student Newsletter.
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22. Americans for Indian Opportunity. 23. The Amerindian. 24. The Amerindian. 25. The Amerindian. Box 158: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. The Archive. 2. Arizona Native Scene. 3. Arrow. 4. Arrowhead. 5. ATLATL Native Arts Update. 6. Black Hills State College Center of Indian Studies Newsletter. 7. Blue Cloud Quarterly. 8. Boletin Indigenista. 9. Boston Indian Council Newsletter. 10. Buffalo Chips. 11. Camp Crier. 12. CASNP Bulletin. 13. CENA News. 14. Cherokee Boys Farm Club Newsletter. 15. Choctaw Community News. 16. The Circle. 17. City Smoke Signals. 18. The Coalition News.
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19. Council Circle. 20. Dateline. 21. Diné Baa-Hani. 22. Distant Visions. 23. Diversity. 24. Drumbeats. 25. DQU Report. 26. Early American. 27. Escuela News. 28. The Exchange. 29. Eyanpaha. 30. Federated Eastern Indian League Smoke Signals. 31. Focus: Indian Education. 32. Foundation for Indian Leadership Newsletter. 33. Foundation for Indian Leadership News. 34. Four Winds. 35. Ft. Apache Scout. 36. Ft. McDermitt Community Club Bulletin. 37. Futures. 38. Great Plains Observer. 39. Greater Lowell Indian Cultural Association Newsletter. 40. Harvard Native American Program News. 41. The Indian.
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42. The Indian. 43. Indian Affairs. 44. Indian Affairs. 45. Indian Affairs. 46. Indian Affairs in California. 47. Indian Country Today. 48. Indian Courts Newsletter. 49. Indian Education. BIA. 50. Indian Education. Sioux. 51. Indian Education. NIEA. 52. Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada Newsletter. 53. Indian Forerunner. 54. The Indian Historian. 55. The Indian Historian. 56. The Indian Historian. 57. Indian Life. 58. Indian Market. 59. Indian News. (Canada) Box 159: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. Indian News. (Canada) 2. Indian News. (Canada) 3. Indian News. (Canada)
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4. Indian News. New Mexico Commission on Indian Affairs. 5. Indian News. New Mexico Commission on Indian Affairs. 6. Indian News Notes. 7. The Indian Progress. 8. Indian Record. 9. Indian Times. 10. Indian Times. 11. Indian Times. 12. Indian Times. 13. Indian Times. 14. Indian Truth. 15. Indian Truth. 16. Indian Truth. 17. Indian Voice. 18. Indian Voices. 19. Indians Illustrated. 20. Indians at Work. Box 160: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. Indigena. 2. Indigena. 3. The Informant. 4. The Institute of Indian Studies News Report. 5. The Institute of Indian Studies News Report.
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6. Institute of Indian Studies Bulletin. 7. International Independent Indian School Bulletin. 8. Inter-Tribal Council of Nevada, Inc., Newsletter. 9. Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Magazine, 1957. 10. JOM Newsletter. 11. JSAC Grapevine. 12. Journal of American Indian Education. 13. Journal of American Indian Education. 14. Lakota Times. 15. Lakota Times. 16. Lakota Times. 17. League of Nations Pan-Am Indians Newsletter. 18. Legislative Review. 19. Linkages for Indian Child Welfare Programs. 20. Lummi Squol-Quol. 21. Maine Indian Newsletter. 22. Many Smokes. 23. NAD Advocate. 24. NARF Legal Review. 25. NCAI Fund Report. 26. NCAI News Bulletin. 27. NCAI Newsletter. 28. NCAI Sentinel.
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29. NCAI Sentinel. 30. NCAI Washington Bulletin. 31. National Commission on the Indian Canadian Bulletin. 32. National Indian Education Association Newsletter. 33. National Museum of the American Indian. 34. The Native American. U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare. 35. The Native American. Association of Native Americans. 36. Native American Indian Notes. 37. Native American Lobby. 38. Native American Philanthropic News Service Bulletin. 39. Native American Scholar. 40. Native American Times. 41. Native Arts / West. Box 161: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. Native Monthly Reader. 2. The Native Nevadan. 3. Native Peoples. 4. Navajo Community College Newsletter. 5. Navajo Times. 6. Navajo Times. 7. Navajo Times. 8. Navajo Times.
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9. Navajo Times. 10. New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs Newsletter. 11. Newborn. 12. News from Indian Country. 13. Newswinds. 14. NIHB Health Reporter. 15. Northwest Indian News. 16. Noticas Indigenistas de América. 17. OIO Newsletter. 18. OKC Camp Crier. 19. ONAS Newsletter. 20. ONEO News Summary. 21. An Occasional Letter on Indian American Life & Affairs. 22. Office of Indian Education Newsletter. 23. Omaha Community Council News. 24. Oyate. 25. Oyate Hopi Kin. 26. Peace Pipe. 27. The People Before Columbus. 28. The Perky Press. 29. Pine Ridge Indian Agency Daily News Sheet. 30. Powwow Trails. 31. The Quarterly of the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs, Inc.
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32. Qua Toqti. 33. Red Ink. 34. The Renegade. 35. Report on Indian Legislation. 36. The River Times. 37. Rosebud Sioux Herald. 38. Rough Rock News. 39. Runner. 40. School Bulletin of TRIBE, Inc. 41. Sicangu Sun Times. 42. Sinte Gleska College Ahianpa. 43. Smoke Signals. 44. South Dakota Indian Education Association Newsletter. 45. South Dakota Tiyospaye Network Newsletter. 46. Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs Newsletter. Box 162: Native American Newsletters and Newspapers Folder: 1. Spirit of the People. 2. Sun Tracks. 3. Talking Leaf. 4. Techqua Ikachi. 5. The Three Tribes Herald. 6. Trail. 7. Treaty Council News.
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8. Tribal News. 9. Tribal Peoples Survival. 10. Tundra Times. 11. Turtle. 12. United Sioux News. 13. Unity News. 14. The Ute Bulletin. 15. Verde Valley School Newsletter. 16. War Cry. 17. The Warpath. 18. The Warrior. 19. The Washington Scout. 20. Wassaja, 1973. 21. Wassaja, 1974. 22. Wassaja, 1975. 23. Wassaja, 1976. 24. Wassaja, 1977. 25. Wassaja, 1978-1983. 26. The Westerners Brand Book. 27. The Wind River Rendezvous. 28. Wisconsin Indian Youth Council Newsletter. 29. Wounded Knee News.
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Box 163: Newspaper Clippings – Native American Articles Box 164: Newspaper Clippings – Native American Articles Box 165: Newspaper Clippings – Native American Articles Box 166: Magazine / Journal Clippings – Native American Articles Newspaper/Magazine Clippings – General Interest Box 167: Newspaper / Magazine Clippings – General Interest Box 168: Newspaper / Magazine Clippings – General Interest Newsletters / Printed Materials – General Interest Flyers / Brochures / Printed Materials – General Interest Box 169: Flyers / Brochures / Printed Materials – General Interest Flyers / Brochures / Printed Materials – Native American
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Travel and Tourism Materials
Box 170: Travel and Tourism Materials Folder: 1. Maps- Airlines: Airline maps for American Airlines, Delta, and United. 2. Maps -Road: Road maps of Central, US; Four Corners, US; North Central, US. World
atlas and atlas of Asia. 3. Miscellaneous Material: AAA World 4, no. 3 (May/June 1984); “The Beacon” Boston
International Institute (March 1976); brochure for Photo & Sound Company; brochure for YMCA; funeral announcement; napkin from Americana; receipt from AAA Travel Agency; “Summer Fiction ‘99" USA Weekend (June 11-13, 1999); train schedules; Travel 144, no. 2 (August 1975).
4. Region-Arizona: Brochures, small paper map, travel guide. 5. Region - Colorado: Brochures, maps, travel guide, travel itinerary. 6. Region - Connecticut: Map, menu. 7. Region - International: Brochures and maps for Caribbean, Curacao, Jamaica, London,
Mexico, Montreal, Nassau, Paris, Russia, Virgin Islands, York. 8. Region-Massachusetts: Brochures, coach schedules, map, postcards and road atlas. 9. Region - Miscellaneous: Brochures, event flyer, maps, travel guide and vacation planner.
States include Florida, Main, New England Area, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Washington D.C.
Box 171: Travel and Tourism Materials Folder: 1. Region – Miscellaneous: Post cards. 2. Region - New Mexico: Brochures, event flyers, maps, travel guides. 3. Region - Albuquerque, NM: Brochures, event flyers, folder with tourist information,
maps, restaurant guide, travel guide. 4. Region - Santa Fe, NM: Brochures, bus schedule, event flyers, guide to historic places,
maps, menu, restaurant guide, travel guide. 5. Region - New York: Brochure, map.
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6. Region - South Dakota: Brochures, bumper stickers, guide to historic places, maps, postcard.
7. Region - Rapid City, SD: Brochures, event flyer, folder with tourist information, menu,
postcard.
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Books, Pamphlets and Magazines
Box 172: Miscellaneous Books and Pamphlets Standing, E.M. The Montessori Revolution in Education. New York: Schocken Books, 1971. ABC’s of Scapegoating. Harvard University, n.d. Report of Indian Affairs Branch for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1939. Canada Department of
Mines and Resources. 1940. The Indian Act – Consolidated for Office Purposes Only. Canada Department of Mines and
Resources, Indian Affairs Branch. Senate Bill 2134, 90th Congress 1st Session, July 21, 1967. The Rural Job Development Act of 1967. Ghana 1957. Published by the Department of Information Services, Accra, Ghana. Michael, Donald N. Cybernation: The Silent Conquest. A Report to the Center for the Study of
Democratic Institutions, 1962. Hrdlicka, Ales. The Old White Americans. Extract from the Proceedings of the Nineteenth
International Congress of Americanists, Washington, December 1915. Dated 1917. Understanding Our Neighbors. A Factual Survey of America’s Major Race Problem. Published by
Southern Regional Council, Inc., 1945. Inventory of Research in Racial and Cultural Relations, Volume 3 Bulletin No. 3, Spring 1951.
Committee on Education, Training and Research in Race Relations of the University of Chicago.
Seifer, Nancy. Absent from the Majority: Working Class Women in America. Middle America
Pamphlet Series.1973. Viereck, Valerie E. The Lotus and the Word: Key Parallels in the Saddharma-Pundarika Sutra and
the Gospel According to John. Cambridge Buddhist Association Inc., 1973. Years of Progress, 1945-1952. United States Department of the Interior. U.S. Government Printing
Office. Shotwell, Louisa Rossiter. This Is the Indian American. New York: Friendship Press, 1955. Lewis and Clark: Voyage of Discovery. Las Vegas: KC Publications, 1984. Kurelek, William. A Prairie Boy’s Summer. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1975.
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Mathews, Eunice Jones. Drug Abuse: Summons to Community Action. North Conway Institute, 1970.
Hammond’s Nature Atlas of America. The American Indian Reader: Anthropology. The Indian Historian Press, 1972. Greeley, Andrew M. Why Can’t They Be Like Us? Facts and Fallacies About Ethnic Differences
and Group Conflicts in America. Institute of Human Relations Press Pamphlet Series Number 12, 1973.
Adachi, Fumie (translator). Japanese Design Motifs: 4,260 Illustrations of Japanese Crests. New
York: Dover, 1972. Gibson, John S. The Intergroup Relations Curriculum. A Program for Elementary School
Education, Volumes 1 and 2. Tufts University, 1969. Butterfield, Roger. The American Past. A History of the United States from Concord to Hiroshima,
1775-1945. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1947. Burleson, Hugh Latimer. The Conquest of the Continent. New York: Domestic and Foreign
Missionary Society, c1911. Buedeler, Werner. Unesco and Its Programme XV. The International Geophysical Year, 1957. Pioneers in Progress: Chorus for American Women. American Association of University Women,
1957. Man’s Evolution: An Introduction to Physical Anthropology. New York: Macmillan, 1967. Angrosino, Michael V. Do Applied Anthropologists Apply Anthropology? Southern
Anthropological Society, 1976. Box 173: Magazines with Articles on Native American Topics Box 174: Magazines with Articles on Native American Topics Box 175: Magazines (Non-Native American) Box 176: Magazines (Non-Native American) Box 177: Various Issues of The Atlantic Monthly. Box 178: 2006 Addition, Miscellaneous Materials Folder: 1. The American Indian in the Mission & Ministry of the Episcopal Church.
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U.S. Department of the Interior, Annual Report of the Board of Indian Commissioners,
1929, 1931. U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. The United States Indian Service,
1962. Information sheet, “The Clark Family Collection.” 1991. 2. American Indian Mission and Ministry, 1964. “The Structure and the Stranger: Some Aspects of an American Indian Agency
Community,” by Elizabeth P. Clark. Prepared for Howard Becker, Sociology 140, Jan. 1942. University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Draft of “Indian Interest Organizations and the American Indian Community, 1882-1982.”
By Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal. 3. The Trail Ahead, by Varian H. Cassat. The National Council, 1955. Photo / text advisors are
D.W. and Elizabeth M. Clark. On the Trail to Tomorrow, by Elizabeth M. Clark. The National Council, n.d. Rehabilitation Program on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation, by Elizabeth M. Clark
and David W. Clark. Indian Rights Association, 1961. Lakota-English Dictionary. Translations by Henry Fielder, n.d. 4. Binder of writings by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal and supporting documents regarding
American Indian mission and ministry work in the Episcopal Church, 1969. 5. Draft of “Changing Policies in the Administration of American Indian Affairs,” by Elizabeth
Clark Rosenthal, 1940. Later copyrighted in 1997. 6. Draft of “Treatment of ‘The Life of Kahlil Gibran’”. 7. Correspondence regarding the Clark Collection at the W.H. Over Museum, 1975-1982. Proposal, to Diamond Shamrock Corporation from American Indian Scholarships for
“Expanded Graduate Opportunities (EGO)”, 1982. The funds would provide scholarships for American Indian graduate students in business fields.
8. Handwritten notes for a lecture by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal regarding proposals for
American Indian Services, and the Foundation on Indian Leadership. 9. Printed materials from the South Dakota Institute of Indian Studies, 1975-1976.
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10. “A Personal Statement,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal and Clifford L. Samuelson regarding
a proposal by the Intercultural Studies Group to examine the history of intercultural ministries in the Episcopal Church, 1970.
11. Draft materials for various workshops on American Indian issues, 1969-1984. 12. Folder marked “Life History Papers.” Includes materials written by and about Elizabeth
Clark Rosenthal and family. 13. Correspondence to Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, and to Rev. and Mrs. D.W. Clark, 1942-
1954. 14. The Chamberlain Register, March 30, 1978. Features article on the Clark Collection of
Sioux artifacts. 15. Printed reports of the United Church Committee on Indian Work and other materials related
to the work of Rev. and Mrs. D.W. Clark in Minnesota, 1950s. 16. Form letter to friends from Betty Rosenthal, 1984. “A Personal Journey: Rethinking the 1940s as Formative Years,” by Betty Clark Rosenthal,
1995. “Native American Artists: Regional and Sub-Cultural Differences in Response to a New
Marketing Opportunity,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, Margot Hood-Rogers and Rina Swentzell, 1986.
“Current Controversies in the Church and Intercultural Program Development,” by
Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, circa 1970. “Mainstream, Indian USA: A Personal Narrative,” by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal, 1968. 17. Rehabilitation Program on the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation, by Elizabeth M. Clark
and David W. Clark. Indian Rights Association, 1961. Program designed and written by Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal for a dinner by the Episcopal
Churchwomen of Province One. Miscellaneous information on Betty Rosenthal. 18. “Changing Policies in Administration of American Indian Affairs,” by Elizabeth P. Clark,
Mount Holyoke College, May 1940.
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2009 Addition, Miscellaneous Materials 19. The Wayside Hymnal. For Ready Use in the Advance of the Christian Mission. Good
Shepherd Mission to the Navajos, c1940. Brochures on Good Shepherd Mission in Fort Defiance, Arizona. 20. Printed and manuscript materials regarding the David and Elizabeth Clark Memorial
Collection at W.H. Over Museum. Includes writings by Betty Rosenthal. 21. Genealogical materials on the Clark, Mann, and related families. Includes typescript of
Charles H. Mann’s last will and testament. 22. Correspondence regarding Betty Rosenthal’s plans for a grant proposal at the University of
Oklahoma which would enable her to research and write on cooperative work of American Indians and Non-Indians 1940-1980, and eventually file her papers with the Western History Collections at OU. 1995-1998.
23. Printed burial blessings for Betty Rosenthal, 2008. “In Memoriam: Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal,” by Jerry and Robby Mohatt, 2008. Appraisal report on Betty Rosenthal’s Delgado Street property in Santa Fe, 1999. 24. Miscellaneous printed material:
o Brochures on Canyon de Chelly, Grand Imperial Hotel (Silverton, CO), and Indian & Mexican Handicraft
o Art clippings from magazines o Clippings on Window on the Sky which tells of the Episcopal Church’s work among
the Navajo o Reprint of “Clarks Befriend ‘First Americans’” from the Minneapolis Tribune, 1956 o Poem, “I Made This House for the Moon,” by Elizabeth Evenden, 1995
25. American Indian Mission and Ministry: A Field Report on Leadership Training. By the Rev.
H. Boone Porter, 1967. A printed program from the American Indian Capital Conference on Poverty: An Extended
Meeting of the Council on Indian Affairs, 1964. Cover bears many signatures, including those of legislators in Washington, DC, such as George McGovern (SD) and James A. Haley (FL).
Map of American Indian Communities, by the Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc. 26. Writings by Betty Rosenthal on Alice Rossin and Jane [?]. South Dakota Churchman, September 1970. Niobrara Convocation.
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27. Miscellaneous material belonging to Rev. D.W. Clark, including his business cards; a ticket
stub for the 1933 International Exposition at Chicago; a program for the 35th Lake Mohonk Conference on the Indian in 1929; Rev. Clark’s handwritten prayers and notes in English and in Navajo; and an automobile expense book.
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Outsized Materials Box 1: Location 08459 Folder 1: Artwork 1. Original bird painting on paper by Elliott Selestewa. 2. “War Dance” print by H. Begay. 3. “Hoop Dance” print by H. Begay. 4. Prints of drawings by Phillip Young for Elnu’ The People: Legends and Illustrations from
the Mic-Mac Indians of the East. 5. Drawing of a Native American on horseback with goats by Hemsley Lee, 1951. 6. “The Horse,” a painting on paper by Toribio Moquino. 7. Drawings and a painting by P. Yellowback: “Burying Scaffold,” “Guarding their
Cornfields,” “Medicine Man,” and untitled. 8. Pencil drawings of various Native American equipment and implements, all unidentified. 9. Two pencil drawings by Moe Schweitzer: “Spinning,” and “Carding.” 10. Ink prints of drawings with poetry: “Desert Pasture,” “Dipping Sheep,” and “Washing
Wool.” 11. Ink silhouette of flowers. 12. Blue, yellow, and green spatter painting on paper. 13. One piece of printed fabric with design. 14. Collected printed pictures of Native American chiefs and various Native American scenes. Folder 2: Printed materials 15. The Liberty Collection, 1963. 16. Zuni Pueblo 1985: Fourth Year Planning Project, Department of Architecture, University of
Utah, 1967. 17. American Indian Calendar, 1966. 18. American Indian Calendar, 1967. 19. Cape Dorset Calendar: Spirit of the Games, 1976. 20. Certificate proclaiming Elizabeth Clark Rosenthal as an honorary citizen of South Dakota,
1976. 21. Two empty folders from the American Indian Capital Conference on Poverty, 1964. 22. Folder titled, “American Indian Mission and Ministry,” from the National Council of the
Episcopal Church that contains information brochures and flyers, including poster #804 as described below.
Box 2: Location 08459
• Examples of 20th century loom beadwork, likely Lakota. 25 items stitched to 8 sheets of paper.
• Packet of fabric flags on straight pins. The flags are white with a blue cross, and the packet
is labeled “flags for map.”
• Small box of “widow’s tears” seeds picked by Betty Rosenthal in Hawaii in 1930.
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• Desk name plate, “Betty Rosenthal”.
• A Series of Discourses Addressed to Young Men on the Principles and Duties by which
Their Conduct Should Be Regulated. By John C. Rudd, D.D. Auburn: Philo B. Barnum, 1830.
• Framed broadside: “Dakota! Allen’s Harvest, Hunting & Fishing Excursion to Devil’s Lake, Dak.” 1886.
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Posters
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal Poster Collection Location: Oversize Storage Room, Shelf 20
Poster: Three 12 ½” x 19” black and white posters soliciting donations for the National Council of the Episcopal Church’s American Indian Mission and Ministry. 804 Poster: Two 18” x 24” color posters announcing the Native American Children’s Art Exhibition entitled “In beauty it is begun...” 805 Poster: One 12” x 27” black and white engraving of the ruins of Chichen-Itza from an undated Field Columbian Museum Bulletin. 806 Poster: Two 12” x 18” color posters announcing a conference of American Indian Episcopalians in the Northern Plains region. 807 Poster: 18 ½” x 11 ½” cut-out hand-drawn diagram of the United States showing areas of work by the United Scholarship Service, Inc. Names of schools are included. 808 Poster: One 11” x 17” color poster announcing the One With The Earth artists conference at the Siouxland Museum in Sioux Falls, South Dakota on February 14, 1987. 809 Poster: One 29 ¾” x 56 ½” color poster printed by the Episcopal Church entitled “Mutually Responsible and Interdependent” that depicts racial types from around the world. 810 Poster: One 17” x 23” color poster printed by the National Association of Episcopal Schools that reads: “Episcopal Schools Give Children Roots to Stand, Wings to Soar.” 811 Poster: One 22 ½” x 35” color poster depicting acupuncture points on the body, copyright 1972. 812 Poster: One 15 x 33” color poster guide to Indian exhibits at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. 813 Poster: One 14 ½” x 19 ½” black and white poster promoting the 1968 Poor People’s Campaign. 814 Poster: One 11” x 14” color poster announcing a lecture by Sal Lopes on white people’s stereotypes concerning Indians at the Cambridge Center for Adult Education. 815
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Poster: One 17” x 22” black and white poster entitled “Program Props” published by the Indian Committee, Home Missions Councils, Summer 1935. 816 Poster: One 27 ½” x 57 ½” color poster entitled “The Histomap of Evolution” by John B. Sparks, copyright 1932. 817 Poster: One 17” x 24” color poster of a Navajo rug. 818 Poster: One 12” x 17” color poster of the School of American Research’s 1986-1987 membership events. 819 Poster: One 22 ½” x 28 ½” black and white poster of the Home Department Special Field Ministries (rough draft in pencil.) 820 Poster: One 18” x 24” color poster promoting the master of arts degree in American Indian arts at the University of Montana-Missoula. 821 Poster: One 17” x 23” black and white poster announcing the Pierre Indian Learning Center’s 2nd annual graduation powwow, June 2-4, 1978, in Pierre, South Dakota. 822 Poster: One 16” x 20” color poster promoting William Nelson, exclusive artist for the 1976 Olympic Games. 823 Poster: One 24” x 36” color poster depicting a collage by eight-year old Caryn Brown promoting the International Year of the Child, 1979. 824 Poster: One 35” x 46 ½” color poster published by the American Association on Indian Affairs entitled “American Indian communities in the United States. 825
Elizabeth C. Rosenthal Collection (continued) Poster: One 18 ½” x 12 ½” poster advertising an opening for paintings by Tom Kirby at Hill’s Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 856 Poster: One 17” x 11” red and white poster advertising Tiyospaye Council Wacipi, Friday April 18, the University of South Dakota. 857 Poster: One 17” x 11” blue on blue poster advertising the monthly Dakota Wacipi co-sponsored by the Institute of Indian Studies and the W.H. Over Dakota Museum. 858 Poster: Two 17” x 11” black and white posters showing pictures of people at Santa Clara Pueblo, New Mexico, 1987. 859
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Poster: Two 21 ½” x 15” yellow and black posters promoting the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico. 860 Poster: One 14” x 10” brown and white poster with drawings of Episcopal Churches in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, 1884. Includes Native American symbols. 861 Poster: One 14” x 10” brown and white poster with drawings of Episcopal Churches in Rapid City, South Dakota. Includes Native American symbols. 862 Poster: One 18” x 12” child’s drawing titled, “Indian Contributions,” with Drawings of a tipi, headdress, and lists of contributions by Native Americans in categories of Food, Fun, Medicine, Government, and Music. 863 Poster: One 18” x 12” red, black, and white poster, “Vine Deloria, Jr. Says God Is Red.” Advertisement for a lecture series by Deloria sponsored by the Intercultural Studies Group. 864 Poster: One 21 ½” x 17 ½” color poster, “The Black Hills Are Not for Sale!” by artist Victor H. Runnels, regarding the Oglala Sioux’s legal battle for the Black Hills of South Dakota. 865 Poster: One 19” x 17” black and white poster advertising a showing of art by Peter Jemison in New York City. 866 Poster: One 32 ½” x 16 ½” handmade color chart of Santa Clara Senior Citizens Community Center fundraising efforts, 1990-91. 867 Poster: One 34” x 22 ½” black and white poster, “Unesco and Human Rights,” regarding the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. One side is in English, the other is in French. An enlargement of one of the photographs from this poster is also attached. 868 Poster: One 48 ½” x 36” color poster, “Musical Instruments,” with photographs of Canadian Indian musical instruments at the Royal Ontario Museum. Text is in English and French. 869
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Maps Collection #22, Drawer 8504 Rosenthal, Elizabeth C. 1051. South Dakota: 22” x 17” black and white map of South Dakota showing counties and
major cities. In pencil are marked Protestant Episcopal missions of the Niobrara Deanery to the Dakota, plus chapels, churches, church schools and homes, and college towns. Drawer 8504.
1052. Southwestern United States: 22” x 14” blue and white map titled, “Illustrated Map of the
Great Southwest Including Points of Interest in New Mexico and Arizona, Featuring Key to Indian Symbols.” Published by Fred Harvey. Drawer 8504.
1053. South Dakota: 26” x 18 ¼” color map of the Black Hills of South Dakota, produced by
the Black Hills-Badlands Association. Shows tourist attractions, roads, railroads, and campgrounds, 1940. The reverse promotes vacationing in the Black Hills with scenic photographs and a list of special events in the area. Drawer 8504.
1054. Japan: 25” x 19” color map of the Church in Japan “Nippon Sei Ko Kwai” by the
Episcopal Church National Council. Drawer 8504. 1055. United States: 8 ½” x 11” black and white map of the Episcopal Church in the United
States. Shows provinces, dioceses, and missionary districts. Three copies. Drawer 8504. 1056. United States: 57” x 37 ½” black and white map showing American Indian Work of the
Episcopal Church, 1962. The map is a printed map with hand drawn indications of urban, town, country (reservation), school / college work, and National Council of Churches ministry in Indian schools. Drawer 8504.
1057. United States: 43” x 31” color map, “American Indians in the United States: 1960.”
Shows population distribution of Native Americans in the U.S. Published by the U.S. Department of Commerce from the 1960 census data, 1967. Drawer 8504.
1058. United States: 34 ¼” x 22 ½” color map, “Indians of the U.S.A.” Shows location of
Native American tribes in the U.S. with symbolic drawings. Published by Friendship Press, Inc., 1944. Drawer 8504.
1059. United States: 19” x 14” map by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian
Affairs, titled, “Three Maps of Indian Country.” The maps show “Probable Location of Indian Tribes North of Mexico About 1500 A.D.”, “Culture Areas and Approximate Location of American Indian Tribes Today,” and “Indian Reservations Under Federal Jurisdiction (Except Alaska).” Drawer 8504.
1060. Wisconsin: 8 ½” x 11” black and white map, “Location of Indian Settlements in
Wisconsin, 1962.” Drawer 8504.
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1061. Dakota Territory: 33 ¾” x 26 ½” color map, “Dakota Territory, 1879,” by the U.S. Department of the Interior, General Land Office. Map shows counties, county seats, cities and towns, rails road lines, rail roads completed, military reservations, Indian reservations, townships subdivided, the Land Office, and the Surveyor General’s Office. This map is in poor condition, torn along fold lines. Drawer 8504.
1062. United States. 14” x 10” color map, “Indian Reservations in the United States and
Number of Indians Belonging Thereto, 1877.” Drawer 8504. 1063. United States: 22” x 15 ½” black and white map, “Indian Reservations in the United
States West of the 84th Meridian and Number of Indians Belonging Thereto, 1880.” Drawer 8504.
1064. United States: 23 ½” x 34 ½” color map, “Indian Reservations Within the Limits of the
United States, Compiled Under the Direction of the Hon. W.A. Jones Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1897.” Drawer 8504.
1065. United States: 36” x 26” color map, “Indian Lands (Areas Operating Under Some Degree
of Federal Responsibility)” printed by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1965. Includes hand drawn notations of Reservations with Episcopal Church Work; Indian Ministries, Town & City; Ministries in Indian Schools; and Church Schools and Homes. Drawer 8504.
1066. Navajo Nation: 25” x 17 ½” black and white of the Navajo Nation, produced by the
Navajo Curriculum Center, Rough Rock Demonstration School, Arizona. Shows district and chapter boundaries, trading posts, agencies, and tribal headquarters. Drawer 8504.
1067. United States: 42” x 32” tri-color map, “Redevelopment Areas, October 1, 1962.” Shows
areas designated as redevelopment areas under Sections 5a and 5b of the Area Redevelopment Act of May 1, 1961. Produced by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Area Redevelopment Administration. Drawer 8504.
1068. North America: 22” x 31” black and white map showing the location of Indian Tribes in
North America. Compiled by Driver, Cooper, Kirchhoff, Libby, Massey, Spier: Indiana University Publications in Anthropology and Linguistics, Memoir 9. Drawer 8504.
1069. Arizona & New Mexico: 26 ½” x 22” black and white topographic map of the Zith-
Tusayan Butte 4 NE Quadrangle, Arizona – New Mexico, 1955. Produced by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Geological Survey. Drawer 8504.
1070. Arizona, New Mexico, Utah: 27” x 20 ¼” black and white map of Navajo Country in
Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, 1933. Produced by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs. Shows roads, streams, springs, wells, lakes, tanks, boundaries, railroads, telephone lines, power lines, mines/prospects, ruins, sheep dips, and proposed reservation lines. Drawer 8504.
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1071. Washington: 34” x 22” color map of Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state. Shows ranger stations, fire lookouts, patrol and shelter cabins, campgrounds, and land features. Produced by the Mount Rainier Natural History Association, 1953. Drawer 8504.
1072. North America: 39” x 35 ½” color map, “North American Indian Languages.” Shows
color-coded distribution of Indian languages spoken in North America. Compiled and drawn by C.F. Vogelin and E.W. Vogelin published by the American Ethnological Society in collaboration with Indiana University. Drawer 8504.
1073. United States: 47” x 30” color map, “Guide to Indian Reservation Areas,” by the Branch
of Industrial Development, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Department of the Interior, 1961. Map shows current reservation areas, former reservations, national parks and monuments, area offices, agencies, subagencies, highways and roads. Drawer 8504.
1074. South Dakota: 22 ½” x 17 ½” black and white map of Vermillion, South Dakota. Drawer
8504. 1075. United States: 36” x 26” color map, “Indian Land Areas,” by the U.S. Department of the
Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1965. Map shows current reservation areas, former reservations in Oklahoma, national parks and monuments, area offices, highways and roads. Drawer 8504.
1076. Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico: 33” x 46” black and white map of Navajo
Country by the Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, 1945. Shows many features, including boundaries, roads, schools, trading posts, ruins, waterways, telephone lines, barbed wire fences, and sand dunes. Drawer 8504.
1077. United States: 50” x 38” black and white state outline map of the United States on which
the locations of various Indian tribes have been drawn in colored marker. Drawer 8504. 1078. North America: 29 ¼” x 25 ¼” black and white map showing the “1950 distribution of
descendants of the aboriginal population of Alaska, Canada, and the United States.” Prepared under the direction of Sol Tax, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago. Fourth edition, 1961. Drawer 8504.
1079. Alaska: 17” x 12” map of the Missionary District of Alaska, Protestant Episcopal Church,
USA. Shows parishes, missions, and outstations. On the reverse is information about Alaska’s history, and a letter from the Episcopal bishop of Alaska. Drawer 8504.
1080. North America: 16 ½” x 11” hand drawn map of North America titled, “The Indians’
Continent,” showing locations of Native American tribes, and drawings of the types of houses in which they lived. Drawer 8504.
1081. United States: 25” x 16 ½” black and white map of Indian tribes, reservations, and
settlements in the United States, by the Department of the Interior, 1939.
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1082. Knox County, Nebraska: 22” x 17” plat map of Knox County, Nebraska, undated. The
location of Episcopal churches is hand drawn onto this map. Drawer 8504. 1083. United States: 21 ½” x 15” color map from a newspaper titled, “Indian Reservations,”
1945. Shows location of tribes and reservations at that time, and their locations in 15th century. Drawer 8504.
1084. South Dakota: 14 ½” x 11 ½” map titled, “Home of the Oglala Sioux,” compiled and
drawn by Oglala Sioux Ranger Corps. Shows land formations, waterways, roads, and various notable and historic areas in the region. Drawer 8504.
1085. South Dakota: 56” x 36” black and white county outline map of South Dakota, onto
which red crosses have been drawn - presumably showing Episcopal Church work in the area. Drawer 8504.
1086. United States: 41” x 26 ¼” color map titled, “Indian Land Areas: General,” by the U.S.
Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1971. Shows federal Indian reservations, former reservations in Oklahoma, tourism complexes, national forests, parks, monuments, and wildlife refuges, and highways; also denotes state reservations, Indian groups without Trust Land, and federally terminated tribes and groups. Drawer 8504.
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Sound Recordings Old Fort Thompson Project by Betty Clark Rosenthal, 1984-1985. In September of 1984, the Center for Western Studies at Augustana College undertook a study of the history of Old Fort Thompson and its relationship to the region of which it was a part: Crow Creek and Lower Brule Reservations, Buffalo County, Big Bend, neighboring towns, and other reservations. The study attempted to contact those who lived at the fort and around Crow Creek in the years before the dams. These included members of the Crow Creek Tribe and also those of other tribes who may have lived and worked there; it also included non-Indians of government, mission, trader and ranch families in the area. Betty Clark Rosenthal, who grew up with many of the Indian and non-Indian residents at Old Fort Thompson, was the principal investigator for the project. The project was never completed by Rosenthal. (This description is from the Center for Western Studies Web site, http://www.augie.edu/cws/womensguide.html )
Charles and Terese Red Bear (1 cassette) 2282 Ruth Fire (5 cassettes) 2283a,b,c,d,e Ruth Fire – Bill Sazue (1 cassette) 2284 Clyde Estes (2 cassettes) 2285a,b Shirley Cloud Eagle (1 cassette) 2286 Grace Strong Blanket (1 cassette) 2287 Olga Olson (3 cassettes) 2288a,b,c Melvin Red Hail and Eunice St. John (2 cassettes) 2289a,b Ruth Wells Potter (2 cassettes) 2290a,b Commentary and Vic Runnels (1 cassette) 2291 Solon Bad Moccasin and Commentary (1 cassette) 2292 Harold Jones (2 cassettes) 2293a,b Nellie, Edna, and Blanche DeCory (1 cassette) 2294 Mary Wells Peterson (3 cassettes) 2295a,b,c Vince E. Pratt (3 cassettes) 2296a,b,c Barbara Shroyer Jennesse (1 cassette) 2297 Charlotte and Bill Colombe (2 cassettes) 2298a,b Bertha Ellis Quilt (1 cassette) 2299 Marie Mayers and Madeline Steckelberg (1 cassette) 2300 Rachel and Loren Ashley (1 cassette) 2301 Hazel and Nelson Jennesse (4 cassettes) 2302a,b,c,d Car Notes: Crow Creek Accidents & Death (1 cassette) 2303 Recorded comments regarding the Niobrara Deanery (1 cassette) 2304 2 microcassettes, unidentified 2305a,b Casette tape: “Esalen Workshop,” Jim McGrath. 1972. 2306 Plastic record: The Gathering Time: The Sounds of The Institute of American Indian Arts, Santa Fe,
New Mexico. Poetry narrated and music selected by Donna Whitewing Vandall, Winnebago-Sioux.
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Includes: 2307 Laughing Bowl: Donna Whitewing Vandall, Winnebago-Sioux Red Eagle: Janet Campbell, Coeur d’Alene Moccasins of an Old Man: Ramona Carden, Colville A Taste of Honey: King Kuka, Blackfeet Twilight’s Feet: Agnes Pratt, Suquamish This Is Today: David Martin Nez, Navaho In Search of God: Grey Cohoe, Navaho The Mojave Bird Dance Song, E-Yah-Pah-Hah Chanters
Plastic record: Nature: A Source of Indian Music and Dance. Prepared and narrated by Louis Ballard, Quapaw-Cherokee.
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