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Box PJ 19

 Container

Contains 218 Collections and/or Records:

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma Soil Conservation, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 141
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_141_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: re-employment of men laid off the soil conservation project; need for employment of drought stricken families; transfer from Works Progress Administration designation to Soil Conservation.

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma Theater, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 142
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_142_0000
Scope and Contents Most of the material in the Thomas Collection was created during his senatorial years. Because Thomas served over half of his years in the Senate during the Great Depression and World War II, the collection is an excellent source on the history of the nation and Oklahoma during the 1930s and 1940s. The files reflect the national debate over these two major crises and include opinions of colleagues, figures in the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration, and other prominent personalities. Because...

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 143
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_143_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: well building, pond building, and water conservation projects.

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma Writers Project, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 144
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_144_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: state and national writers projects.

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma City, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 145
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_145_0000
Scope and Contents Most of the material in the Thomas Collection was created during his senatorial years. Because Thomas served over half of his years in the Senate during the Great Depression and World War II, the collection is an excellent source on the history of the nation and Oklahoma during the 1930s and 1940s. The files reflect the national debate over these two major crises and include opinions of colleagues, figures in the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration, and other prominent personalities. Because...

Works Progress Administration: Oklahoma County: Sooner School District 52, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 146
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_146_0000
Scope and Contents Most of the material in the Thomas Collection was created during his senatorial years. Because Thomas served over half of his years in the Senate during the Great Depression and World War II, the collection is an excellent source on the history of the nation and Oklahoma during the 1930s and 1940s. The files reflect the national debate over these two major crises and include opinions of colleagues, figures in the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration, and other prominent personalities. Because...

Works Progress Administration: Okmulgee, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 147
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_147_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: expansion of the Charles F. Barrett rifle range.

Works Progress Administration: Okmulgee County, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 148
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_148_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: Works Progress Administration eligibility.

Works Progress Administration: Okmulgee Office, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 149
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_149_0000
Scope and Contents Correspondence: proposed abandonment of the procurement office.

Works Progress Administration: Pawhuska Lake, 1936

 File — Box: PJ 19, Folder: 150
Identifier: CAC_CC_053_8_19_150_0000
Scope and Contents Most of the material in the Thomas Collection was created during his senatorial years. Because Thomas served over half of his years in the Senate during the Great Depression and World War II, the collection is an excellent source on the history of the nation and Oklahoma during the 1930s and 1940s. The files reflect the national debate over these two major crises and include opinions of colleagues, figures in the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration, and other prominent personalities. Because...