F 1-4: State Agencies, Legislature, Oklahoma, Legislative Investigating Committee, Legislative Suggestions, and Miscellaneous Bills, Amendments, and Reports, n.d., 1941 - 1946.
Topics include A. L. Crable, Oklahoma Legislature, limitation of actions in Oklahoma, public buildings in Oklahoma, textbooks in Oklahoma, women employment law and legislation in Oklahoma, Oklahoma appropriations and expenditures, and Oklahoma officials and employees salaries. Correspondents include Samuel Francis Hobbs, American Psychiatric Association (Folder 2), League of Women Voters of Oklahoma (Folder 3), and Oklahoma Legislature Joint Legislative Investigating Committee.
F 5-14: State Agencies, Legislature, Oklahoma, Special Session, Bills Introduced, Correspondence, Procedures, and Questionnaires, 1943 - 1944.
Topics include Oklahoma Highway Patrol, public finance in Oklahoma, sales tax in Oklahoma, soldiers suffrage in Oklahoma, state songs and Oklahoma, stenographers fees, teachers salaries in Oklahoma, voter registration in Oklahoma, and United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include Harry Flood Byrd (Folder 9), Stanley Carlyle Draper (Folder 6), John Elliott Rankin (Folder 8), Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Folder 9), Elmer Thomas (Folder 9), American Legion Dept. of Oklahoma (Folder 8), Council of State Governments (Folders 8 and 9), Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce (Folder 6), Council of State Governments (Folders 8 and 9), Metropolitan Tulsa Chamber of Commerce (Folder 6), National Grange (Folder 9), Oklahoma Attorney General (Folder 12), Oklahoma Dept. of Public Safety (Folder 6), Oklahoma Education Association (Folder 10), Oklahoma Farmers Union (Folder 7), J. H. Belvin (Folder 10), Charles Edson, Reuel Little (Folder 6), Joseph C. Mahoney (Folder 9), J. D. McCarty (Folders 9 and 12 ), Arthur Reed (Folder 12), Association of School Administrators of Oklahoma (Folder 10).
F 15-16: State Agencies, Legislature, Oklahoma, Twentieth Session, Governor's Message, Personnel, Organizational Material, and Correspondence, n.d., 1944 - 1945.
Topics include Oklahoma Legislature, Reconstruction (1939-1951) in Oklahoma, and United States Armed Forces. Correspondents include James Forrestal, Oklahoma Attorney General, and United States War Dept.
F 17: State Agencies, Library Commission, 1942 - 1943, 1946.
Topics include Oklahoma Libraries and Oklahoma Libraries statistics. Correspondents include Oklahoma Superintendent of Public Instruction, Oklahoma Library Commission, and Oklahoma State Library.
F 18: State Agencies, Manufacturers Trust Company, Fiscal Agent for State of Oklahoma, 1943 - 1946.
Topics include Oklahoma government securities. Correspondents include Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Oklahoma Attorney General and Manufacturers Trust Company.
F 19: State Agencies, Medical Examiners, Board of, 1943 - 1946.
Topics include Oklahoma physicians licenses. Correspondents include Oklahoma State Board of Medical Examiners, Oklahoma State Medical Association, and Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States.
F 20-21: State Agencies, Merit System of Personnel Administration, 1942 - 1946.
Topics include Oklahoma merit pay. Correspondents include League of Women Voters of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State Personnel Board, Oklahoma Merit System Council, Oklahoma Merit System of Personnel Administration, and Oklahoma System of Merit Examinations.
F 22: State Agencies, Mileage Administrator, 1942 - 1945.
Topics include gasoline, Oklahoma rationing, tires, rubber, economic aspects of World War, 1939-1945, and Government Mileage Administrator. Correspondents include United States Office of Price Administration and United States Office of Price Administration (Oklahoma City, Okla.).
F 23-24: State Agencies, Military Department, Office of the Adjutant General, 1941, 1943 - 1946.
Topics include Oklahoma National Guard, Oklahoma armories, Oklahoma military administration, Oklahoma military education, United States National Guard, Canyon Lake (Okla.), and John Hamilton. Correspondents include Robert Porter Patterson, Fletcher Riley, Council of State Governments, Oklahoma Adjutant General's Office, Oklahoma Military Academy, Oklahoma Military Dept., United States National Guard Bureau, United States War Dept., George A. Davis, and K. S. Perkins. The information in this record continues in Kerr, Gubernatorial, Box 25, Folders 1-2.
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