F 1: Personal Correspondence, Sa-Sc, 1943.
Correspondents include Andrew Frank Schoeppel and Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
F 2: Personal Correspondence, Se-Sha, 1943.
Correspondents include Sears, Roebuck and Company.
F 3: Personal Correspondence, She-Smis, 1943.
Correspondents include Moman H. Shepard.
F 4: Personal Correspondence, Smit-Sp, 1943.
Correspondents include Earl Snell and Chauncey Sparks.
F 5: Personal Correspondence, St-Ste, 1943.
Correspondents include United States Coast Guard.
F 6: Personal Correspondence, Sti-Stu, 1943.
Correspondents include Joseph Melville Broughton and William Grady Stigler.
F 7: Personal Correspondence, Su-Sy, 1943.
Correspondents include Synagogue Council of America and Summer Union Service Committee.
F 8: Personal Correspondence, Ta-Te, 1943.
Topics include Jennifer Jones. Correspondents include Tax Foundation.
F 9: Personal Correspondence, Th-Ti, 1943.
F 10: Personal Correspondence, To-Tw, 1943.
Correspondents include Edward Tomlinson, Roy J. Turner, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp., Tulsa Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, Oklahoma State Board for Vocational Education Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and Tulsa Jewish Community Council.
F 11: Personal Correspondence, U, 1943.
Correspondents include United China Relief, United Seamen's Service, Urban Land Institute, United Korean Committee of America, Roscoe Cate, United Community and War Fund.
F 12: Personal Correspondence, V, 1943.
Correspondents include Charles W. Vursell, Frederick Van Nuys, Vermont State Chamber of Commerce, John C. Vivian, and Variety Club of OKC.
F 13: Personal Correspondence, Wa-Wal, 1943.
Correspondents include Louis T. McFadden, A. S. Mike Monroney, Wall Street Journal (Firm), and Oklahoma Family Life Institute.
F 14: Personal Correspondence, Wan-Web, 1943.
Topics include Johnie Becker. Correspondents include Earl Warren and United States War Dept. (Denison, Tex.).
F 15: Personal Correspondence, Wee-Whi, 1943.
Correspondents include Charles West.
F 16: Personal Correspondence, Wi-Win, 1943.
Topics include Phil Kennamer. Correspondents include Paul Stewart, United States War Dept. - Office of Dependency Benefits, and Will Rogers Birthday Association.
F 17: Personal Correspondence, Wo-Wy, 1943.
Correspondents include Henry W. Worthington, Women's Jeffersonian Club (Oklahoma City, Okla.), and Oklahoma State Board of Public Welfare.
F 18: Personal Correspondence, Y-Z, 1943.
Correspondents include Oklahoma Dept. of Public Welfare and Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission.
F 19: Personal Correspondence, A-Amen, 1944.
Correspondents include Elks Lodge No. 1640 (Ada, Okla.) and Homer M. Adkins.
F 20: Personal Correspondence, Amer-And, 1944.
Topics include the American Automobile Association. Correspondents include American Airlines, Inc., American Bible Society, American Council on Education, American Library Association, American Mothers Committee, American Wildlife Institute, American Zionist Emergency Council, American Federation of the Physically Handicapped, American Feed Manufacturers Association, American Jewish Committee, American Mercury, American War Mothers, National Council of the American War Dads, American Bill of Rights Day Association, American Wool and Cotton Reporter.
F 21: Personal Correspondence, Ang-Au, 1944.
Correspondents include Ellis Gibbs Arnall, William P. Atkinson, Army Times Pub. Co., Associated Motor Carriers of Oklahoma, Association of National Advertisers, Associated Taxpayers of Okmulgee County, and Automotive Workers Industrial Union, Inc.
F 22: Personal Correspondence, Ba-Bap, 1944.
Correspondents include Thomas L. Bailey, Walter W. Bacon, Andrew Potter, and Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma.
F 23: Personal Correspondence, Bar-Bay, 1944.
Correspondents include Alben W. Barkley.
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Robert S. Kerr Collection Box List
Robert S. Kerr Collection Description
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