CARL ALBERT COLLECTION
OVERSIZE SERIES
Boxes 1-27 and Scrapbooks

BOX 1: Memorabilia.

• Campaign bumper stickers.
• Campaign pencil.
• Speaker Albert tie clasp.
• Marbles from Pat Schroeder "How to become a Republican."
• Pin, "Enough Is Enough Rolling Thunder."
• Pin, Junior American Citizens.
• Moon Planet flag.
• Host badge from the Bicentennial Oklahoma Day festivities held Oct 1, 1976.
• Carl Albert campaign posters.
• Carl Albert State College Hall of Fame medal with blue ribbon.
• Pin, "Official Party President Truman's Train Oklahoma Sept. 28 and 29, 1948."

BOX 2: Memorabilia.

Wooden plaque, "The Honorable Carl Albert from his Murray County friends made at OSD."

BOX 3: Memorabilia and Miscellaneous.

• Pennant souvenir of Washington, D.C.
• Scrapbook from the Friends of Carl Albert "Majority Leader Carl Albert Research Fellowship Children's Asthma Research Institute and Hospital" (December 9, 1962).
• United States Capitol Restoration of West Central Front: Feasibility and Cost Study (January 1971).
• Packet of material, "United States and France: The First Alliance."
• Scrapbook "Happy Birthday Carl Albert from Carl Albert Junior High, 1974."

BOX 4: Memorabilia.

Wooden chest: includes medals and citation from president of Philippines conferring the Ancient Order of Sikatuna on Carl Albert.

BOX 5: Memorabilia.

• Plaque-decking from battleship Oklahoma.
• Plaque from the Korean Amateur Baseball Association, (September 1974).
• Plaque, "Century Member Boy Scouts of America."
• Plaque, invitation of Julian Rothbaum to 1972 Carl Albert Award.
• Plaque from Ken and Gail Brown.
• Plaque from the National Rifle Association.
• License plate, "Carl Albert Titans."

BOX 6: Certificates.

• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (August 26, 1946).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (July 6, 1948).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (July 17, 1954).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (September 1, 1958).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (May 9, 1960).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (March 13, 1962).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (March 1964).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (September 8, 1970).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (August 1972).
• Certificate of nomination as the Democratic nominee for Congress, 3rd District (September 2, 1974).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 2, 1948).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 13, 1954).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 19, 1956).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 6, 1962).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 9, 1970).
• Certificate of election to Congress, 3rd District (November 15, 1974).
• Certificate of Commission as Kentucky Colonel from the Commonwealth of Kentucky (1971).
• Certificate of Resolution on the Deaths of Soviet Cosmonauts.

BOX 7: Biographical Newspapers.

F1 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1910 - 1969).

F2 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1970).

F3 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1971).

F4 - Biographical newspapers on John Brademas (1966).

F5 - Biographical newspapers on John S. Monagan (n.d.).

BOX 8: Biographical Newspapers.

F1 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1972).

F2 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1973).

F3 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1974).

F4 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1975).

F5 - Biographical newspapers on Carl Albert (1976).

F6 - Biographical newspapers on Nick Begich (1973).

F7 - Biographical newspapers on Fred Harris (1970 - 1972).

F8 - Biographical newspapers on Wilbur Mills (1971).

F9 - Biographical newspapers on Lyndon B. Johnson (n.d.).

F10 - Biographical newspapers on Harry Truman (n.d.).

BOX 9: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1944 - 1946).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1947 - 1949).

BOX 10: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1950 - 1951).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1952).

BOX 11: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1953 - 1954).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1956).

F3 - Campaign newspapers (1957 - 1958).

BOX 12: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1960 - 1964).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1965 - 1967).

BOX 13: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1968).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1968).

F3 - Campaign newspapers (1968).

F4 - Campaign newspapers (1968).

BOX 14: Campaign Newspapers.

F1 - Campaign newspapers (1969 - 1970).

F2 - Campaign newspapers (1971 - 1972).

F3 - Campaign newspapers (1973 - 1976).

BOX 15: Departmental Newspapers.

F1 - Agriculture.

F2 - Commerce.

F3 - Defense.

F4 - Interior.

F5 - Miscellaneous.

F6 - Social Services including Office of Economic Opportunity (OEO); Housing and Urban Development (HUD); Health, Education and Welfare (HEW).

F7 - State Department.

F8 - Veterans; National Guard.

BOX 16: Departmental.

F1-2 - Agriculture.

• Membership list of Red River Valley Rural Electric Association, Marietta, OK.
• United States Department of Agriculture Statistical Handbook on Wheat (May 1949).
• Oklahoma Poultry Show Awards (1948).
• Statistics on Production of Wheat, Peanuts, Corn, Cotton.
• Analysis of Program Results.
• Product Marketing Administration Data.
• Oakman extension waterworks improvement.
• Brazil water treatment plant.
• Forrest Heritage Center.

F3 - Defense.

• 1958 Voting information chart.
• Press release on "Johnston Committee."
• Department of Army Estimated Civilian Personnel Losses, (November 1, 1949).
• Notice of Public Hearing on Lake Texoma, (January 16, 1950).
• Headquarters District of Columbia Military District, Training Memorandum Number 4 (September 15, 1950).
• Department of Defense Press Release, Korean War dead (May 12, 1951).
• Publicity Roster of Officer Cadets.
• Notice of Public Hearing on Denison Reservoir and the Red River Basin (August 29, 1952).
• Petition from landowner opposition to Ft. Sill expansion.
• Petition from Wichita Landowner Association opposing extension of Ft. Sill's boundaries.

F4 - Department of Interior: Indian Claims.

• Contracts for legal services between James E. Curry and Fort Peck Indians.
• Bill restricting lands of Five Civilized Tribes.
• Estimated construction schedules of Southwestern Power Administration program.
• Lion's Club of Hartshorne, OK Facts about Jones Academy.
• Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 7 to extend time in which tribes may file claims before Indian Claims Commission.
• Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 19 to consolidate two area Indian Offices in Oklahoma.
• Statement of George V. Labadie supporting continuation of Federal Supervision over Osage affairs.
• Resolution by Choctaw citizens to pay salary and expenses of Principal Chief Harry J. W. Belvin.
• Resolution from Choctaw citizens for appointment of Harry J. W. Belvin as principal chief.
• Resolutions calling for a vote for Choctaw principal chief.
• Crowder City Park, Crowder, OK.

F5 - Miscellaneous.

• Petitions requesting an investigation of wages at McAlester Oklahoma Naval Ammunition Depot.
• Analysis sheet of Oklahoma Postwar Program.
• Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 13 calling for establishment of Air Academy at Enid, OK.
• Copy of Oklahoma bill "Housing Authorities Law."
• List of Genealogical researchers.
• Announcement of Civil Service Examination.
• Proposal from Poteau Chamber of Commerce for Hydrogen Plant.
• Enrolled House Resolution No. 27 asking Congress to declare a moratorium on veteran's recalled to active duty.
• United States Civil Service Commission Board of Appeals and Review.
• Defense Mobilization Organization chart.
• Guide to key Defense agencies.
• Defense Mobilization Organization.
• Enrolled House Concurrent Resolution No. 5 to reserve television channels for education use.
• Federal Purchasing Directory.
• Petition from wives of Forty-Fifth Division servicemen regarding discharges for National Guardsmen.
• Consumer's Index, United States Department of Labor.
• United States of America Civil Aeronautics Board regarding renewal of air route held by Central Airlines, Inc.
• Opposition to Central Airlines for recession of temporary exemption authority Docket No. 4489.
• Petition from Antlers Chamber of Commerce to Carl Albert asking for abolition of Office of Price Stabilization.
• Interstate Commerce Commission, Class rate investigation No. 28300.
• Department of Treasury, organization of the Bureau of Internal Revenue.
• Table of collection and expenditures.
• Bibliography of books on Korea.

BOX 17: Legislative Newspapers-Committees.

F1 - Agriculture.

F2 - Appropriations.

F3 - Armed Services.

F4 - Banking and Currency.

F5 - Education and Labor.

F6 - Foreign Affairs.

F7 - General.

F8 - Government Operations.

F9 - Interior and Insular Affairs.

F10 - Judiciary.

F11 - Post Office and Civil Service.

F12 - Presidential 1963.

F13 - Presidential 1964.

F14 - Public Works.

F15 - Veterans.

F16 - Ways and Means.

BOX 18: Legislative and Miscellaneous Series.

F1 Legislative - Miscellaneous.

• Cotton Production in Oklahoma.
• Appropriation.
• Wagner Act of 1935.
• Taft-Hartley Act of 1947.
• Flyer of the National Coordinating Committee for Trade Union Action and Democracy "Call for Action on Jobs and Employment."
• Comparison of the effects of state and federal legislation on the elimination of billboards in Oklahoma.
• Chart on Monetary Figures for Red River below Denison Dam.
• Southwestern Power Administration charts.
• Southwestern Power Administration estimated construction schedules.
• Chart on National Health Insurance.

F2 - 30th Anniversary of the McAlester Naval Ammunition Depot; Supplement of the McAlester News-Capital.

BOX 19: General Newspapers.

F1 - Agnew, Spiro T.

F2 - American Revolution Bicentennial, 1776 - 1976.

F3 - Architect of the Capitol: Flag Requests.

F4 - Brezhnev, Leonid I.

F5 - Campus Unrest.

F6 - Capitol Hill.

F7 - Carl Albert Day.

F8 - Central Airlines.

F9 - Colleagues.

F10 - Communism.

F11 - Congratulations.

F12 - Congress (87th).

F13 - Congress (92nd).

F14 - Congress of American Industry.

F15 - Congressional Record.

F16 - Cotton.

F17 - Dams.

F18 - Democratic Central Committee of Oklahoma.

F19 - Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.

F20 - Democratic National Committee.

F21 - Democratic National Party.

F22 - Drug Abuse.

F23 - Education.

BOX 20: General Newspapers.

F1 - Ford, Gerald R.

F2 - Foreign Affairs.

F3 - Highways.

F4 - Impeachment.

F5 - Industry in Oklahoma.

F6 - Industry in Oklahoma: Ardmore.

F7 - Industry in Oklahoma: Duncan.

F8 - Industry in Oklahoma: Durant.

F9 - Industry in Oklahoma: Hartshorne.

F10 - Industry in Oklahoma: Idabel and Valliant.

F11 - Industry in Oklahoma: McAlester.

F12 - Industry in Oklahoma: McCurtain County-Weyerhaeuser.

BOX 21: General Newspapers.

F1 - Industry in Oklahoma: Poteau.

F2 - Industry in Oklahoma: Seminole.

F3 - Japan.

F4 - Jones Academy.

F5 - Korean Visit.

F6 - Labor.

F7 - Latin America.

F8 - Lists.

F9 - MacArthur, Douglas.

F10 - Majority Leader.

F11 - March of Dimes.

F12 - Miscellaneous.

F13 - Nixon, Richard, M.

F14 - Oklahoma, General.

F15 - Oklahoma Colleges, General.

F16 - Oklahoma Heritage Association.

F17 - Oklahoma Highway Commission.

F18 - Oklahoma Highway Department.

BOX 22: General Newspapers.

F1 - Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Department.

F2 - Oklahoma Politics.

F3 - Oklahoma State University.

F4 - Organization of the American States.

F5 - Personal.

F6 - Politics.

F7 - Powell, Adam C.

F8 - President John F. Kennedy's visit to Big Cedar.

F9 - Press and Publications.

F10 - Publicity.

F11 - Racism.

F12 - Railroad Strike.

F13 - Rayburn, Sam - Sam Rayburn Library.

BOX 23: General Newspapers.

F1 - Reapportionment.

F2 - Reference.

F3 - Religion.

F4 - Sinclair, Florene R.

F5 - Sinclair Plan.

F6 - Sinclair, Ruth F.

F7 - Southeastern State University.

F8 - Southern Methodist University.

F9 - Space Exploration.

F10 - Speaker of the House (pre-Albert tenure).

F11 - Speaker of the House (Carl Albert).

F12 - Summit Conference on Inflation.

F13 - Supreme Court: School Prayer Decision.

F14 - Taxes.

F15 - Thank You and Appreciation.

F16 - Vietnam.

F17 - Visitor.

F18 - United Nations.

F19 - Watergate.

F20 - White House.

F21 - Wilburton Disaster.

F22 - Willis Bridge.

BOX 24: Travel.

F1 - Argentina.

F2 - Philippines.

F3 - Korea.

F4 - Bermuda.

F5 - China.

F6 - Middle East.

F7 - Soviet Union.

BOX 25: Life magazines.

BOX 26: Plaque Presented to Carl Albert from Naval Ammunition Depot in McAlester, OK.

Box 27: Desk Calendars (1967-1979).

SCRAPBOOKS.

• Scrapbook 1964.
• Scrapbook 1965.
• Scrapbook 1968.
• West Point - photos and biographies of Carl Albert appointees.
• Scrapbook 1961 - 1962.
• Scrapbook 1959.
• Annapolis - photos and biographies of Carl Albert appointees.
• Air Force - photos and biographies of Carl Albert appointees.
• Scrapbook - presented by Basil Bigbie in 1969.
• Scrapbook - presented by Linda Deringer in 1967.
• Scrapbook - presented by Angela Ables in 1970.

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