General Correspondence, Nonconstituent, G-H, 1947-1948

File — Box: 5, Folder: 19

Identifier: CAC_CC_044_1_5_19_0000

Staff Only

This correspondence was arranged alphabetically by the name of the author and not by the organization he/she represented. Topics include James V. McClintic, Goodland Indian Orphanage (Okla.), United States Bureau of Employment Security, United States Bureau of Indian Affairs in Anadarko (Okla.), United States Civil Aeronautics Administration in Oklahoma, United States Employment Service, airport control towers in Oklahoma City (Okla.), Aguas Calientes Indians, Apache Indians, brewing industry law and legislation, Comanche Indians, Communism, draft, Kiowa Indians, labor laws and legislation, margarine law and legislation, mobile home taxation, Eufaula Lake (Okla.), oleo, Reorganization Act of 1945, and Taft-Hartley Act. Correspondents include Ernest Gruening - Governor of Alaska, Averell Harriman, Harry S. Truman - Speech, General Motors Corporation, Oklahoma Bankers Association, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce. Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs, United States Dept. of Labor, American Indian Exposition (16th: 1947: Anadarko, Okla.), Enid Board of Trade, Intertribal Council of Kiowa Comanche and Apache, Oklahoma Malt Beverage Association, and Oklahoma State Federation of Federal Employees Union.

Dates

1947-1948

Language of Materials

English

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