This series contains materials for the various committees of AAHE. The included committees are constitution, scholarship, liaison, legislative, extension, emeritus, publication, ad hoc, research, and membership.

3/1
Committee - Constitution - (1965)
(labeled 4/1 on folder)

3/2
Committee - Constitution - (1966)
(labeled 4/2 on folder)

3/3
Committee - Constitution - (1967, 1968)
(labeled 4/3 on folder)

3/4
Committee - Constitution - (1969)
(labeled 4/4 on folder)

3/5
Committee - Constitution - (1970)
(labeled 4/5 on folder)

3/6
Committee - Constitution - (1971)
(labeled 4/6 on folder)

3/7
Committee - Constitution - (1973)
(labeled 4/7 on folder)

3/8
Committee - Constitution - (1976)
(labeled 4/8 on folder)

3/9
Committee - Constitution - (1978, 1980, 1983, 1986, 1987)
(labeled 4/9 on folder)

3/10
Scholarship Committee correspondence - (1971-1981)
(labeled 4/10 on folder)

3/11
Scholarship Committee correspondence - (1982-1988)
(labeled 4/11 on folder)

3/12
Tessie Agan Scholarship Winner's List - (1975-1990)
(labeled 4/12 on folder)

3/13
Liaison Committee correspondence - (1968) - concerning AAHE and National Council on Aging.
(labeled 4/13 on folder)

3/14
Liaison Committee - Directory of national Agencies Related to Housing.
(labeled 4/14 on folder)

3/15
Liaison Committee correspondence - (1979-1981) - concerning the Housing Resource List.
(labeled 4/15 on folder)

3/16
Liaison Committee correspondence - (1984-1986) - concerning the CEHE joint meeting with AAHE.
(labeled 4/16 on folder)

3/17
Legislative Committee correspondence and Report - (1975)
(labeled 4/17 on folder)

3/18
Legislative Committee correspondence and materials - (1980-1985)
(labeled 4/18 on folder)

3/19
Extension Committee - Plan of Work - (1975) correspondence - (1979, 1985, 1986)
(labeled 4/19 on folder)

3/20
Emeritus Committee correspondence - (1979-1981) Mailing Lists (1979-1980)
(labeled 4/20 on folder)

3/21
Publication Committee - Duties of 1971 - List of Committee members - (1977)
(labeled 4/21 on folder)

3/22
Publication Committee correspondence - (1977-1981) - concerning AAHE's entries in reference manuals.
(labeled 4/22 on folder)

3/23
Publication Committee correspondence - (1982-1986) concerning AAHE's entries in reference manuals.
(labeled 4/23 on folder)

3/24
Publication Committee correspondence - (1979-1988) concerning the duties of newsletters, journals, etc...
(labeled 4/24 on folder)

3/25
Publication Committee - poser designs for AAHE.
(labeled 4/25 on folder)

3/26
Ad Hoc Committee - report - (1974)
(labeled 4/26 on folder)

3/27
Research Committee - History (1963) - Report (1970) - correspondence (1976)
(labeled 4/27 on folder)

3/28
Research Committee - reimbursement vouchers - (1982-1984) - various studies conducted.
(labeled 4/28 on folder)

3/29
Membership Committee - various membership brochures and a list of membership categories.
(labeled 4/29 on folder)

3/30
Membership rosters - (1965-1968)
(labeled 4/30 on folder)

3/31
Membership rosters - (1969-1970)
(labeled 4/31 on folder)

3/32
Membership rosters - (1972)
(labeled 4/32 on folder)

3/33
Membership rosters - (1973)
(labeled 4/33 on folder)

3/34
Membership rosters - (1974)
(labeled 4/34 on folder)

3/35
Membership rosters - (1975) Directory 1975.
(labeled 4/35 on folder)

3/36
Membership rosters - (1976) correspondence concerning membership - (1976)
(labeled 4/36 on folder)

3/37
Membership rosters - (1977)
(labeled 4/37 on folder)

3/38
Membership rosters - (1978)
(labeled 4/38 on folder)

3/39
Membership rosters - (1979)
(labeled 4/39 on folder)

3/40
Membership rosters - (1980)
(labeled 4/40 on folder)

3/41
Membership rosters - (1981)
(labeled 4/41 on folder)

3/42
Membership rosters - (1982)
(labeled 4/42 on folder)

3/43
Membership rosters - (1983)
(labeled 4/43 on folder)

3/44
Membership rosters - (1984)
(labeled 4/44 on folder)

3/45
Membership rosters - (1985)
(labeled 4/45 on folder)

3/46
Membership rosters - (1985)
(labeled 4/46 on folder)

3/47
Membership correspondence - (1985) - roster - (1985)
(labeled 4/47 on folder)

3/48
Membership roster and correspondence - (1986)
(labeled 4/48 on folder)

3/49
Membership active list - (Aug. 1986, Sept. 1986)
(labeled 4/49 on folder)

3/50
Membership active list - (Oct. 1986)
(labeled 4/50 on folder)

3/51
Membership computer print-out - (1986)
(labeled 4/51 on folder)

3/52
Membership Directory and renewal forms - (1987)
(labeled 4/52 on folder)

3/53
Membership - Life and Emeritus - correspondence - (1981-1988)
(labeled 4/53 on folder)

3/54
Membership - Honorary - correspondence - (1967-1983) - concerning nominations.
(labeled 4/54 on folder)

3/55
Former Affiliate Members - (1978)
(labeled 4/55 on folder)

3/56
Former Affiliate Members - (1979)
(labeled 4/56 on folder)

3/57
Former Affiliate Members - (1980-1981)
(labeled 4/57 on folder)

3/58
Former Affiliate Members - (1982-1983)
(labeled 4/58 on folder)

3/59
Former Affiliate Members - (1984-1986)
(labeled 4/59 on folder)

3/60
Committee Reports - (1976)
(labeled 4/60 on folder)

3/61
Annual Membership Committee Report - (1983)
(labeled 4/61 on folder)

3/62
Mid-Year Committee Reports - (1983-1984)
(labeled 4/62 on folder)

3/63
Annual Committee Reports - (1983-1984)
(labeled 4/63 on folder)

3/64
Committee Reports - (1984-1985)
(labeled 4/64 on folder)

3/65
Committee Reports - (1985-1986)
(labeled 4/65 on folder)

3/66
Committee Reports - (1986-1987)
(labeled 4/66 on folder)

3/67
Committee Plans of Work for 1988.
(labeled 4/67 on folder)

3/68
Committee Reports - (1988)
(labeled 4/68 on folder)

This series contains all educational materials, order forms, surveys, college course outlines, slide scripts, and slide sets.

3/69
Housing Educational Survey - (1968)
(labeled 5/1 on folder)

3/70
Audio-Visual Update - (1971)
(labeled 5/2 on folder)

3/71
Colleges and Universities offering a major in Housing List - compiled (1971, 1974, 1977, 1980)
(labeled 5/3 on folder)

3/72
Progress Report of Education Committee - (1974) - Denver Meeting - (1975)
(labeled 5/4 on folder)

3/73
Educational materials purchase orders - (1976-1978) - correspondence concerning orders - (July 1978 - November 1978)
(labeled 5/5 on folder)

3/74
Educational materials purchase orders - (1979)
(labeled 5/6 on folder)

3/75
Educational materials purchase orders - (1979)
(labeled 5/7 on folder)

3/76
Correspondence - concerning an AAHE exhibit - (1979)
(labeled 5/8 on folder)

3/77
Educational materials purchase orders - (1980)
(labeled 5/9 on folder)

3/78
Educational materials purchase orders - (1981)
(labeled 5/10 on folder)

3/79
Educational materials purchase orders - (1981)
(labeled 5/11 on folder)

3/80
AAHE Course Outline Packet - (1981) - Curriculum subcommittee report - (1981-1982)
(labeled 5/12 on folder)

3/81
AAHE Course Outline Packet - original - (1981)
(labeled 5/13 on folder)

3/82
Educational materials purchase orders - (1982)
(labeled 5/14 on folder)

4/1
Educational materials purchase orders - (1983)
(labeled 5/15 on folder)

4/2
Educational materials purchase orders - (1984)
(labeled 5/16 on folder)

4/3
Educational materials purchase orders - (1985)
(labeled 5/17 on folder)

4/4
Midwest Photo Company receipts for Education Committee - (October 1980 - August 1985)
(labeled 5/18 on folder)

4/5
Housing Education Ideas Book - (1985)
(labeled 5/19 on folder)

4/6
Housing Education Ideas Book - original - (1985)
(labeled 5/20 on folder)

4/7
Educational materials purchase orders - (1986)
(labeled 5/21 on folder)

4/8
Various order forms for educational materials.
(labeled 5/22 on folder)

4/9
AAHE symbol
(labeled 5/23 on folder)

4/10
Correspondence concerning Education Committee - (October 1980 - February 1986)
(labeled 5/24 on folder)

4/11
List of Visuals - including Energy Conservation Policy
(labeled 5/25 on folder)

4/12
Slide Script - "Finding Your Place - - - The Renter's Guide"
(labeled 5/26 on folder)

4/13
Slide script - "Uses and Abuses of Uniform Building Codes: Some California Cases"
(labeled 5/27 on folder)

4/14
Correspondence relative to "Uses and Abuses..." - (1981)
(labeled 5/28 on folder)

4/15
Slide Script - "Decorating For Energy Efficiency"
(labeled 5/29 on folder)

4/16
Slide Script - "Housing For The Future"
(labeled 5/30 on folder)

4/17
Slide Script - "Housing Is..."
(labeled 5/31 on folder)

4/18
AAHE Family Housing Course Outlines for ten universities.
(labeled 5/32 on folder)

4/19
Real World Housing Order Form (for videotape)
(labeled 5/33 on folder)

6/17 - 6/21
Educational Slide Sets - "Decorating For Energy Efficiency" - 6 sets, 63 slides each.

6/22 - 6/24
Educational Slide Sets - "Uses and Abuses of Uniform Building Codes" - 3 sets, 71 slides each.

6/25
Educational Slide Sets - "Housing For The Future" - 1 set, 62 slides.

6/26
Educational Slide Sets - "Renter's Guide" - 1 set, 50 slides.

6/27 - 6/28
Educational Slide Sets - "Housing Is..." - 2 sets, 75 slides each.

10/1
VHS Tape - #1 "Marketing Yourself as a Housing Professional" - 1985.

Box 7
Last names A-G

Box 7
Last names H-Q

Box 9
Last names R-Z

Tales From the Derrick Floor (1970) co-authored by Owens and Mody Boatright. Includes notes, reviews, and interviews with early oil pioneers. Edited interviews and final draft (copy edited), page proofs, and final galley proof of Tales From the Derrick Floor.

Papers relating to Impressions of the Big Thicket (1973) with text by Owens and paintings by Michael Frary including background material, book reviews, typescripts, and manuscripts.

Articles, short stories, and book reviews, and speeches by Owens.

Instantaneous recording disks and access CDs now in "William A. Owens Papers - Folk Song Collection: Instantaneous Disks"

Papers concerning Owens' plagerism case with True magazine. Information relating to the case of Owens vs. Fawcett Publications, Inc. and Holland. Contains comparisons of Owens' Slave Mutiny with edited material and unedited material by Millard of True magazine. Contains court testimony and legal material for the case of Owens vs. Fawcett Publications, Inc. and David Holland including comparisions of Slave Mutiny with Holland's story and records from the trial. Includes the deposition of William A. Owens (July 18, 1960) and plaintiff's exhibits (April 26, 1961).

Box 15

• Chinese language notes, Undated
• Chinese stories, written by Bleiler, Undated
• Guide to Supernatural Literature bibliography, notebooks #1 - #6
• Guide to Supernatural Literature bibliography, notebooks #7 - #12
• Guide to Supernatural Literature bibliography, notebooks #13 - #15 and unnumbered
• Index of pulp authors, Undated [Folder 1 of 2]

Box 16

• Index of pulp authors, Undated [Folder 2 of 2]
• Lists of pulp contents, Undated
• Miscellaneous index for pulps, Undated
• Rodspieller, Hieronymus, Undated
• Assorted indexes, Undated [2 folders]
• Assorted notebooks, Undated [3 folders]

This series consists of manuscripts and related materials for the work of Stephen Leigh, including many of his novels, short stories, and early unpublished stories.

This series consists of various reel-to-reel recordings of interviews conducted between 1980-1983 on the Science Fiction Radio Show.

1/1
Correspondence (2 pages). November - December 1935

1/2
Correspondence (4 pages). January - February 1936

1/3
Memorandum of Agreement drafts with correspondence 12 pages with envelope). March 1936

1/4
Correspondence (2 pages). April 1936

1/5
Correspondence, Bates to Gollancz (1 page). May 1, 1936

1/6
American Agreement for Through the Woods by H.E. Bates (with envelope). June 23, 1936

1/7
Correspondence re: libel (2 pages). August - September 1936

1/8
Correspondence (6 pages). August - November 1936

1/9
Correspondence (2 pages). January 1939

1/10
Correspondence (4 pages). 1944

1/11
Correspondence (14 pages). March - September 1946

1/12
Correspondence (14 pages). July - November 1947

1/13
Correspondence (19 pages). 1948-1949

1/14
Correspondence (5 pages). August 1968, January 1969

1/15
Correspondence (2 pages). January 1969

1/16
Correspondence (4 pages). January - February 1969

1/17
Reissue of Agreements for Through the Woods (7 pages + 1 folio with envelope). February 1969

1/18
Correspondence (5 pages). September - October 1969

1/19
Correspondence (3 pages). July - September 1978

1/20
Correspondence (2 pages). January - February 1979

1/21
Correspondence (3 pages). June, November - December 1979

1/22
Correspondence (1 page). February 1982

1/23
Correspondence re: reproduction rights of Agnes Miller Parker engravings (6 pages). 1982-1984

1/24
Correspondence, David Burnett to/from Julian Shuckburgh Esq. (4 pages). March, August 1984

1/25
Correspondence (2 pages). August 1984

1/26
Correspondence (2 pages). January - February 1988

1/27
Correspondence (3 pages). September - October 1992

1/28
Correspondence (2 pages). September 1998

1/86
Original file folder for Through the Woods.

1/29
Correspondence (14 pages). September 1936

1/30
Correspondence (9 pages). October 1936

1/31
Agreements for Down the River by H. E. Bates and Agnes Miller Parker (7 pages with envelope). October 20-21, 1936

1/32
Correspondence (5 pages). November 1936

1/33
Correspondence re: libel (9 pages). July 1937

1/34
American Agreement for Down the River, Henry Holt (1 page with envelope). August 26, 1937

1/35
Correspondence (1 page). September 1937

1/36
Correspondence (26 pages). January - March 1968

1/37
Reissue of Agreements for Down the River by H. E. Bates and Agnes Miller Parker (6 pages with envelope). April 1968

1/38
Correspondence (3 pages). June 1968

1/39
Correspondence (2 pages). September 1968

1/40
Correspondence, Frank Lonnon asking about Flowers & Faces (2 pages). August 1969

1/41
Correspondence (5 pages). June - July 1972

1/42
Correspondence (2 pages). September 1974

1/43
Correspondence, re: Down the River rights (5 pages). October 1979

1/44
Correspondence, re: Agnes' health (2 pages). November 1979

1/45
Correspondence (2 pages). 1980

1/46
Correspondence, re: James Thin using Agnes' illustrations (6 pages). 1981

1/47
Correspondence, re: using Agnes' illustrations (3 pages). December 1983

1/48
Correspondence, Nicholas Robinson (2 pages). August 1984

1/49
Correspondence, David Burnet to/from Gerald Pollinger, to/from Bruce Pearson, to/from Michael Shaw (14 pages). November 1984 - August 1985

1/50
Correspondence, re: Timothy Benn asking to use Agnes' illustrations (3 pages). February 1985

1/51
Working copy of Memorandum of Agreement for Down the River (6 pages). 1986

1/52
Correspondence (16 pages). January - April 1986

1/53
Correspondence, re: Dr. Karin Turnbill requesting to use illustrations (1 page). May 1986

1/54
Correspondence (12 pages). May-August, October 1986

1/55
Agreement and Order with Book Club Associates (BCA) for Down the River by H. E. Bates (7 pages with envelope). May, July 1987; August 1938

1/56
Agreement for Artwork for Down the River by H. E. Bates, by Peter Partington (1 page with envelope). July 1986

1/57
Agreement for Down the River by H. E. Bates c/o Laurence Pollinger, illustrations by Peter Partington (6 pages with envelope). July 29, 1986

1/58
Contract Copy (2 pages). July 29, 1986

1/59
Correspondence, re: Graham Beresford asking if Agnes Miller Parker and Clair Leighton are still alive (3 pages). October 1986

1/60
Correspondence to/from Frances Wollen, Rights Manager (19 pages). February - November 1987

1/61
Correspondence to/from Jane Blackstock (5 pages). March - September 1987

1/62
Correspondence to/from Book Club Associates (BCA) (14 pages). March 1987 - 1988

1/63
Correspondence, re: Anne Lyons requesting color transparency of painting by Peter Partington (1 page). November 13, 1987

1/64
Correspondence (2 pages). December 1987

1/65
Correspondence (2 pages). January, March 1988

1/66
Correspondence (4 pages). February - March 1989

1/67
Correspondence, re: Mrs. Sturrock request to reproduce Agnes Miller Parker's illustrations (1 page). May 14, 1992

1/68
Correspondence, re: E.A. Brookfield's asking about where to find copies of book with Peter Partington illustrations (3 pages). March 1995

1/69
Dust Jackets (2x) - Down the River by H. E. Bates, Illustrated by Agnes Miller Parker (first and second reissue).

1/70
Dust Jacket (1x) - Down the River by H. E. Bates, Illustrated by Peter Partington.

1/87
Original file folder for Down the River.

Letters from Nell Steel Armstrong to her mother or sister, official correspondence for Nell Steel Armstrong'snursing service and George Armstrong'smilitary service. Family correspondence to the married couple, George Armstrong's diary for 1914, an American Civil War letter (1862) by William Steel to his brother James G. Steel (Nell's father), with two poems (1863) collected by William Steel, photographs of George and Nell Steel Armstrong, either separately, together, or in goups, newspaper clippings, a few programs and Christmas cards.

1/1
June 16, 1919, Bosworth explains how the third U.S.S. Albany anchors along with the British cruiser Kent with a hand-drawn diagram. He draws a map of "Golden Horn," one of the harbors in Vladivostok. He shows a hand-drawn ring initialed with the words "USS DB Albany."

June 18, 1919, Bosworth mentions cruising around in Peter the Great Bay. Describing a Russian bathing beach, he comments that Russians do not wear anything while swimming. He thinks Vladivostok is a good place for hunting.

June 21, 1919, Bosworth records that the British cruiser Kent plans to leave Vladivostok Monday morning, but her relief that Carlisle has not come yet. He asks his folks to send some film for his camera because it is expensive in Vladivostok. He informs them that the Navy Department is preparing a bill for Congress by which crews will get a raise in pay.

1/2
June 22, 1919, Bosworth talks about the concert of the Middlesex Regiment Band at "Y." At the concert, he meets a well-educated Czech. Bosworth explains the Battalion of Death, a group of Russian women forces. He mentions two American merchant ships, the West Helix and the Archer.

June 25, 1919, Bosworth writes that he has gone to Russian Island for a test with the navigator, the chief quartermaster, the first-class general manager, and the third general manager. They swim while they are waiting for the boat after they have finished their test.

1/3
June 28, 1919, Bosworth recalls that about 3 days or so ago 500 Bolsheviks attacked a small number of Americans and they killed sixteen and wounded thirty-six. Since the Bolsheviks warn that they will attack the town by tomorrow, all of the Marines are guarding the American consulate.

1/4
June 30, 1919, Bosworth informs that small arms, ammunition, and equipment are distributed for the landing force. He offers the chief 41 dollars to get him on the list of the forces, which will go ashore tomorrow morning, but he does not make it.

July 1, 1919, Bosworth describes that the Albany puts ashore the one hundred forty landing forces to capture Petrovka, which is about 8 or 9 miles inland from Andreeva Bay. Each man is armed with a rifle and 220 rounds. When they attack the town, they find that the Bolsheviks have already left.

July 2, 1919, Bosworth mentions the arrival of the Carlisle, which relieves the Kent when the Albany gets back to port. The Carlisle is a super-destroyer and is armed with five 6-inch guns and ten torpedo tubes. Her speed is 35 knots.

July 5, 1919, Bosworth writes that his shipmates have games on the ship in the morning. The games include an obstacle race, boon fight, shoe race, bottle royal, three-legged race on the dock, pie-eating contest, and a boat race.

July 6, 1919, Bosworth details that the Albany and the Carlisle accompany the ships loaded with supplies for the Americans at Suchan mines. The troops land at about seven in the morning. Even though there is no opposition to the landing, mounted men scout the land.

July 7, 1919, Bosworth records that nothing much happens today. The Carlisle leaves this morning. The Albany returns from the Suchan River at 10 pm.

This series contains typescript drafts and other materials relating to Caine's 5-book fantasy series The Great Library, which tells the story of an alternate world where the Library of Alexandria was never destroyed. As a consequence, through a combination of magic and total control of information worldwide, the Library has risen to become a totalitarian power. Caine's series concerns a small group of Library acolytes and allies who learn the truth and mount a resistance.

Letters from George Armstrong to Nell Floss Steel, later Nell Steel Armstrong, both during their courtship and after their marriage 27 Aug. 1917.

These files are not in one alphabetical sequence, but rather in several small alphabetical sequences.