F 1: Personal Correspondence, Q, 1946.
F 2: Personal Correspondence, R, 1946.
Correspondents include Eleanor Roosevelt, John Wesley Raley, and Will Rogers, Jr.
F 3: Personal Correspondence, Sa-Sh, 1946.
Correspondents include Elmer Thomas, Andrew Frank Schoeppel, Sears, Roebuck and Company, Seminole Chamber of Commerce, M. Q. Sharpe, and Statewide Committee of Oil Operators (Austin, Tex).
F 4: Personal Correspondence, Sl-Sp, 1946.
Correspondents include Southern States Industrial Council, Oklahoma Employment Security Commission, Earl Snell, Chauncey Sparks, Streeter Speakman, and Slick Airways.
F 5: Personal Correspondence, St-Sy, 1946.
Correspondents include Coke R. Stevenson and Ingram M. Stainback.
F 6: Personal Correspondence, T, 1946.
Topics include Clyde Gilman Doyle and Roy J. Turner. Correspondents include William M. Tuck, Edward John Thye, Texas Centennial of Statehood Commission, Texas Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, Railroad Commission of Texas, Jim Nance McCord, and Tulsa Junior Chamber of Commerce.
F 7: Personal Correspondence, U, 1946.
Correspondents include United Daughters of the Confederacy (Oklahoma City, Okla.) and Union Equity Co-operative Exchange.
F 8: Personal Correspondence, V, 1946.
Correspondents include John C. Vivian.
F 9: Personal Correspondence, Wa, 1946.
Topics include Booker T. Washington. Correspondents include Earl Warren and Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc.
F 10: Personal Correspondence, We, 1946.
Correspondents include Reuel W. Little and L. H. Wentz.
F 11: Personal Correspondence, Wh-Wi, 1946.
Correspondents include Simeon S. Willis, Will Rogers Memorial Commission, and Claude A. Williams.
F 12: Personal Correspondence, Wk-Wr, 1946.
Correspondents include Ellis Gibbs Arnall, Henry W. Worthington, Women's Aeronautical Association of Oklahoma, and Citizens Committee.
F 13: Personal Correspondence, X-Z, 1946.
F 14: Personal Correspondence, A-G, January-March 1947.
Correspondents include Wilburn Cartwright, Ted Beaird, Julie Benell, and George Lynn Cross, American Committee for Yugoslav Relief, and Interstate Oil Compact Commission.
F 14B: Personal Correspondence, H-P, January-March 1947.
Correspondents include Stanley Carlyle Draper, Spessard L. Holland, William J. Holloway, Sr., Don McBride, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, United States War Assets Administration (Tulsa, Okla.), and France Paris.
F 15: Personal Correspondence, R-Z, January-March 1947.
Correspondents include William G. Stigler.
F 16: Topical, Aeronautic Association, 1944 - 1948.
Topics include National Aviation Clinic (5th: 1947: Chicago, Ill.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (5th: 1947: Chicago, Ill.), United States Commercial Aeronautics, United States Airports, Federal Airport Act, and National Airport Plan. Correspondents include Stanley Carlyle Draper 1889-1976, Dwight Herbert Green 1897-, National Aeronautic Association (Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Aeronautic Association (U.S.), and National Aviation Clinic.
F 17: Topical, Agriculture, Food Programs, 1942 - 1944.
Topics include agriculture in Oklahoma, Reconstruction (1939-1951), World War II civilian relief, and World War II food supply. Correspondents include Oklahoma State Board of Public Affairs, United States Agricultural Marketing Administration, and United States War Production Board.
F 18: Topical, Agriculture, Livestock Conservation and Production Clinic, 1944.
The Livestock Conservation and Production Clinic took place on October 20-21, 1944. Topics include agricultural conservation, livestock, livestock productivity, and E. B. Gregory. Correspondents include Stanley Carlyle Draper, B. D. Eddie, Roy Joseph Turner, and Oklahoma Livestock Conservation and Production Clinic Program.
F 19-20: Topical, American Indians, 1943 - 1947.
Topics include American Indian Exposition (1943: Anadarko, Okla.) (F19), American Indian Exposition (1945: Anadarko, Okla.), United States Indian Claims Commission, Chickasaw Indians land tenure in Oklahoma, Choctaw Indians land tenure in Oklahoma, Indians of North America in Oklahoma, liability for flood damages in Oklahoma, mineral lands in Oklahoma, Henry Nicholson, and Indian Council of Oklahoma. Correspondents include Thomas Pryor Gore, William Grady Stigler, Elmer Thomas, Five Civilized Tribes, United States Dept. of the Interior, United States Office of Indian Affairs, William A. Durant, Robert Goombi, Floyd E. Maytubby, and Oklahoma State Board of Public Welfare.
F 21: Topical, Aviation, General, n.d., 1943 - 1945.
Topics include commercial aeronautics in United States, airlines in United States, airports in United States, and women in aeronautics in Oklahoma. Correspondents include Braniff Airways, Inc., Eastern Air Lines, Inc., Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc., American Airport Forum Research and Review Board, and International Aviation Fraternity.
F 22: Topical, Aviation, Civil Aeronautics Administration, n.d., 1945.
Topics include commercial aeronautics in the United States. Correspondents include Braniff Airways, Inc. and United States Civil Aeronautics Administration.
F 23-25: Topical, Aviation, First National Clinic, n.d., September - December 1943.
The First National Clinic of Domestic Aviation Planning was held from November 11 - 13, 1943. Folders 23 - 25 contain responses from various statesmen and businessmen to Governor Robert S. Kerr's invitations to attend the clinic. Folder 25 also contains correspondence from those who attended the clinic. Topics include National Aviation Clinic (1st: 1943: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (1st: 1943: Oklahoma City, Okla.), commercial aeronautics in the United States), Reconstruction (1939-1951), and World War II.. Correspondents include Stanley Carlyle Draper, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, National Aeronautic Association, National Aviation Clinic (1st: 1943: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (1st: 1943: Oklahoma City, Okla.), and Fred Jones.
F 26: Topical, Aviation, Second National Clinic, 1944.
The Second National Clinic of Domestic Aviation Planning was held November 15 - 18, 1944. This folder contains responses to Governor Robert S. Kerr's invitations to the clinic as well as responses to the clinic. Topics include National Aviation Clinic (2nd: 1944: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (2nd: 1944: Oklahoma City, Okla.), commercial aeronautics in the United States, Reconstruction (1939-1951), and World War II. Correspondents include Stanley Carlyle Draper, National Aeronautic Association, National Aviation Clinic (2nd: 1944: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (2nd: 1944: Oklahoma City, Okla.).
F 27: Topical, Aviation, Third National Clinic, 1945, January 1946.
The Third National Clinic of Domestic Aviation Planning was held November 19 - 21, 1945. This folder contains responses to Governor Robert S. Kerr's invitations to the clinic as well as responses to the clinic. Topics include National Aviation Clinic (3rd: 1945: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (3rd: 1945: Oklahoma City, Okla.), commercial aeronautics in the United States, Reconstruction (1939-1951), and World War II. Correspondents include James Francis Byrnes, Stanley Carlyle Draper, Harry S. Truman, National Aeronautic Association, National Aviation Clinic (3rd: 1945: Oklahoma City), and National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (3rd: 1945: Oklahoma City, Okla.).
F 28: Topical, Aviation, Fourth National Clinic, 1946.
The Fourth National Clinic of Domestic Aviation Planning was held October 14 - 17, 1946. Topics include National Aviation Clinic (4th: 1946: Oklahoma City, Okla.), National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (4th: 1946: Oklahoma City, Okla.), and commercial aeronautics in the United States, and Reconstruction (1939-1951). Correspondents include National Aeronautic Association, National Aviation Clinic (4th: 1946: Oklahoma City, Okla.), and National Clinic for Domestic Aviation Planning (4th: 1946: Oklahoma City, Okla.).
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