Box 62: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Alcoholic Beverage Advertising, 1945 Jan.- Military Affairs, Committee on, Hardy, E. A., 1945 Mar. - Apr.
F 1: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Alcoholic Beverage Advertising, 1945 Jan.
Topics include the Copper Bill.
F 2: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Communications Act Amendment Regarding Non-Commercial Advertising, 1945 Feb. - Mar., 1946 Jan.
Topics include James C. Petrillo and the National Association of Broadcasters.
F 3: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Daylight Savings Time, 1946 Mar.
F 4: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Department of Agriculture Organic Act of 1944 Amendment, 1946 Jan. - Feb.
Topics include the Poage Bill.
F 5: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Freight Forwarders, 1945 Apr., 1946 Feb.
Topics include Burton K. Wheeler and the United States Interstate Commerce Commission.
F 6: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Interstate Commerce Act Amendment Regarding Railroad Securities, 1945 July.
F 7: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Interstate Commerce Act Amendment Regarding Carrier Agreements, 1945 May - June, 1946 July.
Topics include Alfred L. Bulwinkle and railroads and state in the United States. Correspondents include American Trucking Association and the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
F 8: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Legislative Suggestions, 1946 May.
Topics include Walter Winchell, Inland Waterways Corporation, the Federal Barge Lines, and inland water transportation. Correspondents include the American Waterways Operators.
F 9: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Natural Gas Conservation Act, 1946 July - Aug.
Topics include natural gas law and legislation and petroleum industry and trade. Correspondents include the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.
F 10: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Power Policy, 1946 Jan. - Nov.
Topics include electric utilities and hydroelectric power plants. Correspondents include the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company and the United States Dept. of the Interior Office of the Secretary (memorandum).
F 11: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Public Airports, 1945 May.
Topics include airports law and legislation in the United States.
F 12: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Railroad Legislation, 1946 Feb. - Apr.
Topics include bankruptcy.
F 13-17: Interstate Commerce, Committee on, Railroad Retirement and Unemployment Insurance Acts Amendment, 1945 Apr. - Aug., 1946 Feb. - Aug.
Topics include ice industry, unemployment insurance, railroads pensions law and legislation, the Crosser Bill, and the Hoey Amendment. Correspondents include the B. F. Goodrich Company and Railway Executives Association.
F 18: Irrigation and Reclamation, Committee on, Reclamation Projects for Veterans, 1945 Jan. - June.
F 19-21: Judiciary, Committee on, Administrative Procedures Act, Aliens' Exclusion in Apportionment Count, and Attorneys' Fees, 1945 June, 1946 Feb. - May.
Topics include United States Court of Claims and procedure (law) in the United States. Correspondents include Carl A. Hatch.
F 22-24: Judiciary, Committee on, Cherokee Land Compensation, Damage Claims Against Employers, and Equal Rights Amendment, 1945 Jan. - May, 1946 May - July.
Topics include Cherokee Indians government relations and the Gwynne Bill. Correspondents include the Oklahoma State Industrial Union Council and the Industrial Women's League for Equality.
F 25-28: Judiciary, Committee on, Firearms Registration, Future Farmers of America Name and Insignia, Labor Union Incorporation, and Multiple Bills, 1945 Apr., 1946 Jan. - June.
Topics include Future Farmers of America, firearms law and legislation, and labor unions.
F 29-29B: Judiciary, Committee on, Reorganization Act of 1945 and Reorganization Plan No. 2, 1945 Nov., 1946 July.
Topics include the United States Army Corps of Engineers. Correspondents include the National Rivers and Harbors Congress.
F 30-31: Judiciary, Committee on, First War Powers Act Amendment and Second War Powers Act Amendment, 1946 Mar.
F 32: Judiciary, Committee on, War Production Improvement Through Alcoholic Beverage Prohibition, 1945 July.
Topics include economic aspects of World War II in the United States and the Bryson Bill.
F 33-35: Legislative Suggestions, Constituent and Out of State Correspondence, 1945 - 1946.
Topics include reconstruction (1939-1951) in the United States, World War II, United States foreign relations 1945-1953, United States social conditions, and Puerto Rico. Correspondents include Richard Lloyd Jones, Harry S. Truman (message), and the National Association of Manufacturers of the United States.
F 36-38: Legislative Suggestions, Multiple Bills, Constituent and Out of State Correspondence, 1944 - 1946.
Topics include the draft, liquors, Reconstruction (1939-1951) in the United States, veterans, United States foreign relations (1945-1953), United States social conditions, and the National Grange (report).
F 38B: Library, Committee on, Books for the Adult Blind Amendment, 1946 July.
F 39: Library, Committee on, Elson, Bertha L., 1945 Mar. - Apr.
Topics include Bertha L. Elson. Correspondents include Alben W. Barkley.
F 40-42: Library, Committee on, National Commission on Individual War Memorials, National Motion Picture Library, and National Shrine Commission, 1946 Feb. - July.
Topics include the National Commission on Individual War Memorials, National Library of Motion Pictures, and the National Shrine Commission.
F 43: Military Affairs, Committee on, Air Forces, 1945 Sept., 1946 Apr. - May.
Correspondents include United States Army Air Force.
F 44: Military Affairs, Committee on, Alcoholic Beverage Prohibition, 1945 May.
F 45: Military Affairs, Committee on, Army Vitalization and Retirement Equalization Act, 1946 May - Aug.
Topics include military pensions in the United States and the United States Armed Forces reserves.
F 46: Military Affairs, Committee on, Commissioned Officers, 1945 Nov. - Dec., 1946 June.
Topics include United States Army officers.
F 47: Military Affairs, Committee on, Common Defense Act of 1946, 1945 Dec. - 1946 Apr.
Topics include the United States Dept. of the Army, United States Navy Dept., United States Armed Forces organization, and the Army-Navy Merger Bill. Correspondents include James Forrestal (Secretary of the Navy).
F 48- 50B: Military Affairs, Committee on, Compulsory Military Training, Correspondence and Data, 1945-1946.
Topics include the draft in the United States. Correspondents include Walter Stanley Campbell and the Association of Governing Boards of State Universities and Allied Institutions.
F 51: Military Affairs, Committee on, Compulsory War Labor, 1945 Jan. - Mar.
Topics include World War II manpower in the United States and the Work or Fight Bill. Correspondents include William Green, the American Federation of Labor, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, Oklahoma State Federation of Labor, Railway Labor Executives' Association, United Auto Workers of America, and the American Defense.
F 52: Military Affairs, Committee on, Cuba - Haiti Trip, 1946 Dec.
F 53-57: Military Affairs, Committee on, Demobilization, Correspondence, 1945 - 1946.
Topics include United States Army demobilization, United States Navy demobilization, World War II, and the United States Armed Forces.
F 58-60: Military Affairs, Committee on, Discharge of Certain Military Personnel, 1945 Nov. - 1946 Feb.
Topics include military discharge in the United States, World War II, and the Bring Back Daddy Club.
F 61: Military Affairs, Committee on, Discharge on Age Basis, 1945 Apr. - May.
Topics include military discharge in the United States and World War II.
F 62-66: Military Affairs, Committee on, Enlisted Men's Accumulated Leave and Enlisted Men's Benefits in Lieu of Leave, 1946 Jan. - Oct.
Topics include World War II veterans, United States Armed Forces leaves and furloughs, United States Armed Forces pay allowances, etc., and the Terminal Leave Act. Correspondents include the United States War Dept.
F 67: Military Affairs, Committee on, Family Allowance Termination, 1945 Feb. - Mar.
F 68: Military Affairs, Committee on, Fort Reno Lands Disposition, 1944 Dec., 1945 Mar. - Oct.
Topics include the United States Veterans Administration, Fort Reno (Okla.), Cheyenne Indians, and Arapaho Indians. Correspondents include Henry L. Stimson, Elbert D. Thomas, United States War Dept., Oklahoma Historical Society, and the El Reno Chamber of Commerce.
F 69: Military Affairs, Committee on, Hamilton, John, 1946 June.
Topics include John Hamilton.
F 70: Military Affairs, Committee on, Hardy, E. A., 1945 Mar. - Apr.
Correspondents include E. A. Hardy.
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