Scrapbook, December-July, 1938-1939

File — Box: 3, Folder: 1

Identifier: CAC_CC_013_1_3_1_0000

Staff Only

Brief mention in an article; chairman dies; zinc trade agreement protested; remibursement of tax-exempt Indian lands; difficult sessions of Congress for Disney; varied political opinions (other than those presented in Washington Newsletter); City of Disney; Ways and Means Committee; Federation of High School Student Councils; independent stripper well operators; Lyle H. Boren; dam bills, oil bills, Indian pay bill, wheat parity bills; political crimes; Revival of Americanism: Problems in Congress; Works Progress Administration; Eleanor Roosevelt Club; Will Rogers; Markham Ferry/Fort Gibson Reservoirs; state dam projects; tax legislation subcommittee; oil industry; defense projects; undergoes and appendectomy; Nowata post office building; postmaster appointments/recommendations; taxes; Tulsa weather; Disney family affairs; Pryor post office building; Izaak Walton League; mail franking privilege; German-made saws protested; fight for circuit judgeship; 100-mile trial ride; Tulsa; American Indian Federation; Land Run Golden Anniversary; county farmers want space in federal building; Miami post office improvement; John Holliman; police radio station in Pawnee; Interstate Commerce Commission; King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit country; opposition to Franklin D. Roosevelt's third term; lending program/bill; Senator H.M Curnutt; old age pension pan/Townsend Plan; Colmer Amendment; praise; appointments to West Point; Anti-Roosevelt delegation; Vinita's new federal building; Indian claims offset building; La Follette Amendment; Wheeler-Lea Bill; Lea Transportation Bill; Arkansas-Verdigris River Canalization Plan/Bill; neutrality bill; Governor Phillips; Women's Democratic Council; air transportation; opposition to national debt/government spending; Connally "hot oil" law; Oklahomans in Washington; Nowata post office building; Vice President John Garner; France Paris; Hatch "clean politics" bill; Paul V. McNutt; Will Rogers (Congressman); railroad bill