Interior, Indian Affairs, General, 1951

File — Box: DP 9, Folder: 2

Identifier: CAC_CC_31_5_9_2_0000

Staff Only

Assistance to constituents; question about proper place to apply for a loan; scholarships for Indian students; release of funds from federal supervision; employment of advisor at Indian school; inquiry about whether to pay income tax on per capita payments; ability of tribes to make contracts for legal services; memorandum on case, Osage Nation v. United States; extension of time for filing claims under Indian Claims Commission Act; sale of cottonwood timber on unallotted Indian land; consolidation of Muskogee and Anadarko offices; retention of Indian Soil and Moisture Conservation Office at Hugo; inquiry about appointment as honorary chief; move of Indian District Agent Office from Durant; transfer of Indian Service Area Construction Office from Shawnee to Anadarko; Kaw tribal claims; complaints made by members of Osage County Medical Society; special law enforcement officer for Oklahoma; complaint about practices of Indian Bureau; The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma: Report on Social and Economic Conditions by Angie Debo; election of Ponca Tribal Business Council; mineral leases on Quapaw land; opposition to bill that would authorize study to determine which tribes should be released from federal supervision.

Dates

1951

Language of Materials

English

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