A special report to American Sheep Producers Council, Inc. Denver, Colorado

Proposal to the Grain Sorghum Producers Board for Grant Support to Expand Research and Extension Efforts in Grain Sorghum Production and Utilization (Part I. Insect Control)

This collection contains materials such as guest books, yearbooks, a scrapbook, information books, and annual reports of the Texas A&M University-affiliated women's Newcomers Club.

This collection includes the manuscripts for The Brass Dragon (typed, 199 leaves), and The Winds of Darkover (typed, 197 leaves).

20/1: General newspaper clippings, 1963-1970.

20/2: Clippings concerning the shutdown of the 60-inch cyclotron in the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory at the University of California at Berkeley, June - July 1963.

20/3: Clippings regarding the retirement of the Graphite Reactor at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory after 20 years operation, September - November 1963.

20/4: Aebersold, Paul C., "Science Spotlight" weekly columns in the Oak Ridge Journal, April 17, 1947 - April 29, 1948.

20/5: Aebersold, Paul C., series of eight articles on cancer research and therapy in the Oak Ridge Journal, April 4-24, 1949.

20/6: Aebersold, Paul C., series of ten articles on cancer research and therapy in the Knoxville Journal, April 17-22, 1949.

20/7: McCullough, John M., "Atomic Energy: Utopia or Oblivion!" series of nine articles appearing in the Philadelphia Inquirer, August 4-12, 1947.

20/8: Ellis, Paul F., "The Atom Goes to War Against Disease" series of five articles appearing in the Knoxville News-Sentinel, February 2-6, 1948.

20/9: Henry, Thomas R., "Stars, Men and Atoms" series of ten articles appearing in the Washington Evening Star, August 2-23, 1948.

20/10: Hall, Henry Noble, "I Have Cancer" series of six articles appearing in the Knoxville News-Sentinel, August 2-7, 1948.

20/11: Cartoons relating to isotopes and atomic energy, 1939-1962.

20/1
March 27, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/2
March 27, 1970. Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/3
March 28, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/4
March 29, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/5
March 30, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/6
March 30, 1970. Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/7
Final Illness and Death (1970 - 1977). March 31, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/8
March 31, 1970. Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/9
April 1, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family, as well as newspaper publications Regarding Rudder's death.

20/10
April 2, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/11
April 3, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/12
April 4, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/13
April 5, 1970. Letter of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/14
April 6, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/15
April 7, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/16
April 8, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family as well as a $100 check for the Rudder memorial fund.

20/17
April 9, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family as well as a $3 check for the Rudder memorial fund.

20/18
April 10, 1970. Letters of Condolence and a Sympathy Card to Rudder Family

20/19
April 11, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/20
April 12, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/21
April 13, 1970. Letters of Condolence and a Sympathy Card to Rudder Family

20/22
April 14, 1970. Letter of Condolence and a Sympathy Card to Rudder Family

20/23
April 15, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/24
April 16, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/25
April 17, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/26
April 20, 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/27
April 21, 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/28
April 24, 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/29
April 26, 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/30
April 28, 1970. Letters of Condolence and Sympathy Cards to Rudder Family

20/31
April 29, 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/32
May 1970. Letters of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/33
June 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/34
July 1970. Letter of Condolence and a Sympathy Card to Rudder Family

20/35
August 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/36
October 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/37
November 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/38
December 1970. Letter of Condolence to Rudder Family

20/39
Letter from TX House Rep. regarding the creation of a bill to honor Gen Rudder

20/40
Undated Material. "Get well soon," Letters, Letters of Condolence, and Business Cards

20/41
Undated Material. "Get well soon," and Sympathy Cards.

A10-10
The Gulf Coast Lumberman, Vol. 44, No. 23. March 1, 1957. Attached to page 21 is: Brown, A.J. [Asst. Editor, Houston] to Thomas D. Affleck [Galveston]. April 10, 1957. 1 leaf. Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to A.J. Brown [Houston]. April 11, 1957. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

A10-10
Reprinted article Thomas Affleck: Missionary to the Planter, the Farmer and the Gardner. 1 pamphlet.

A10-10
The Gulf Coast Lumberman, Vol. 44, No. 23. March 1, 1957. Signed by T.D. Affleck on the top of the cover page.

A10-10
The Gulf Coast Lumberman, Vol. 44, No. 23. March 1, 1957. With note on cover page to "see page 20". Inserted on page 20 is (2x):
Reprinted article Thomas Affleck: Missionary to the Planter, the Farmer and the Gardner. 1 pamphlet.
Description of Glenblythe by Thomas Affleck, written October 7, 1865. 5 leaves, carbon copies.

A10-20
Typed note regarding Thomas Affleck's dog "Billy."

A10-20
Printed sketch of "Billy", Thomas Affleck's dog, by C. Foster. 7.5 x 5.5 inches.

A10-20
Printed sketch of "Billy", Thomas Affleck's dog, by C. Foster. 9 x 10 1/2 inches. 20 copies.

A10-30
Directory of Resident Communicants of First Presbyterian Church, Galveston. January 1, 1965. 13 leaves.

A10-30
Hand-drawn sketch of Glenblythe as I.D. Affleck proposed to remodel it.

A10-30
Newspaper article from The Houston Post. May 17, 1942. "Great Choctaw Doctor Taught Medicine to Pioneer," by J. Frank Dobie.

A10-30
Newspaper article from The Galveston Daily News. February 22, 1970. "Area's First Commercial Fig Orchard Reported To Be In Alvin Back In 1895," by Pat Faour.

A10-30
Newspaper article from Austin Statesman. January 20, 1905. "Alamo Purchase Bill Will Soon Be In Order For Consideration."

A10-30
Newspaper article from The Houston Post. December 20, 1964. "Move Afoot To Preserve Old Baylor," by Bob Johnson.

A10-30
Newspaper article from Brenham, Texas' Press. circa 1890s. "Reminiscences of Glenblythe." This article relates the story of Caroline a slave owned by the Afflecks.

A10-30
Manuscript of Caroline, the summary of an incident related by I.D. Affleck. 5 leaves, carbon copies.

A10-30
Hand-drawn sketch of Glenblythe. 1 leaf.

A10-40
Folder containing account book information

A10-40
Account book excerpts from the estate of C.S. Smith's [Mrs. Thomas Affleck's first husband] cotton plantation near Natchez, Miss.] 4 leaves, photocopies and 4 leaves, original handwritten.

A10-40
Account book excerpt from I.D. Affleck's cotton sales in Brenham. Dated April 15, 1867. 1 leaf.

A10-40
Certificate from The Agricultural Horticultural and Botanical Society of Jefferson College, Brenham. Awarded to Mrs. Ann M. Smith, for best peaches. August 7, 1841.

A10-40
Reprint of article from Journal of Agriculture for October 1856. "Agricultural Notes In Ohio and Michigan" by R. Russell, Kilwhiss. 1 pamphlet.

A10-40
Printed diagram of Dr. Newell's Improved Cotton Press. 1 leaf.

A10-40
Advertising flier for McComb's Labor Saving Press, patented February 27, 1849. 1 leaf.

A10-40
Printed article "Replies to Interrogatories Concerning the Culture of the Tea Plant In China and India." 4 leaves.

A10-40
Advertising flier, "Proposals for Establishing a Reading Room, to be called The Pittsburgh Literary Reading Room." December 10, 1832. 1 leaf.

A10-40
French/English translations of the Quadrille dance calls. 1 leaf.

A10-40
Manuscript "Glenblythe," possibly by Mrs. Mary Hunt Affleck. undated. 1 leaf.

A10-50
Softcover book, A Tentative List of Subjects for 'The Handbook of Texas' 1945.

A10-50
Inserted inside is correspondence between The Texas State Historical Association and Affleck (25x):
Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck. January 12, 1952. 1 leaf, TLS.

Biography of Mary Hunt Affleck. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to Dr. H. Bailey Carroll [Austin]. January 10, 1952. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. January 3, 1952. 1 leaf, TLS.

Revised biography of Mary Hunt Affleck. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to Dr. H. Bailey Carroll [Austin]. December 25, 1951. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. December 21, 1951. 1 leaf, TLS.

Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to Dr. H. Bailey Carroll [Austin]. December 2, 1951. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. November 28, 1952. 1 leaf, TLS.

Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to Dr. H. Bailey Carroll [Austin]. November 23, 1951. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to Mr. William M. Morgan [Galveston]. November 19, 1951. 1 leaf, TLS.

Biography of Thomas Affleck. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Biography of Isaac Dunbar Affleck. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Biography of Mary Hunt Affleck. 2 leaves, carbon copy.

Morgan, William M. [Galveston] to Dr. H. Bailey Carroll [Austin]. November 15, 1951. 1 leaf, TLS.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. December 20, 1949. 1 leaf, TLS.

Friend, Llerena [Research Associate] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. November 12, 1949. 1 leaf, TLS.

Affleck, T.D. [Galveston] to Dr. Walter Prescott Webb [Univ. of Texas]. November 17, 1949. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Affleck, Jr., Thomas D. [Austin] to "Mother and Father". November 14, 1949. Handwritten, 2 leaves.

Affleck, T.D. to "My dear Son". October 27, 1949. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Biography of Thomas Affleck. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Biography of Isaac Dunbar Affleck. Typed, 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Affleck, Jr., Thomas to "Mother and Father". Handwritten, 2 leaves.

Affleck, T.D. [Austin] to Doctor Carroll. June 10, 1945. 1 leaf, carbon copy.

Carroll, H. Bailey [Austin] to T.D. Affleck [Galveston]. June 21, 1945. 1 leaf, TLS.

A10-60
Manuscript of Thomas Affleck and Ante Bellum Agriculture by Fred Cole of LSU and associate editor of Journal of Southern History. December 28, 1940. Typed, 20 leaves, with handwritten corrections.

A10-60
Envelope inscribed "Ingleside", home of Thomas Affleck, Washington, Miss. (I.D. Affleck was born there). Contains (3x):
Drake, W.M. [President, Trustees of Jefferson College, Washington, Miss.] to Thomas Dunbar Affleck [Galveston]. August 25, 1952. 1 leaf, TLS.
Description of "Ingleside", 2 leaves, carbon copies.
Photographs of "Ingleside", two interior and two exterior. All 5 x 7 inches, black and white. 1952.

A10-60
Manuscript The Story of A Cake by Mary Hunt Affleck. Typed, 3 leaves.

A10-70
Softcover book A National Program for the Publication of Historical Documents. Washington, 1954.

A10-70
Soft cover booklet The Story of The Alamo by Arie M. Claiborne. San Antonio, 1901.

A10-70
Booklet Texas Field and National Guardsman. Mention on page 386 of Capt. Thos. D. Affleck, Quartermaster.

A10-80
Booklet Historic Preservation. Vol. 13, No. 1, 1961. Mention on page 7 of Thomas Affleck.

A10-80
Softcover book Southwestern Historical Quarterly. 1973. Two chapters are highlighted, "A Glimpse of Life on Ante bellum Salve Plantations in Texas" and "The Houston Mutiny and Riot of 1917."

A10-90
Booklet "Life of Col. J.F.H. Claiborne." There is a handwritten note stating Col. Claiborne married third cousin of T.D. Affleck, Martha Dunbar.

A10-90
Booklet Agricultural History. Vol. 31, No. 3. July 1957. Attached: Two mourning cards for Thomas Affleck, who died December 30, 1868.

A10-90
Reprint of excerpt from De Zavala Chapter, Daughters of the Republic of Texas. 1 folio.

A10-90
Reprint of letter regarding Attitude of the Daughters. 1 leaf.

4/1-4/35 - Sheppard AFB Memories, 1962-1965
4/36-4/82 - Village of Northbrook, University of Kansas, City of Victoria (see also box 21), 1965-1968
4/83-4/90 - North Central Texas Memories, 1967-1970

93/1: Tenneco General Correspondence. 1969

93/2: Tenneco Reports and Materials. 1969

93/3: Tenneco Reports and Materials. 1969

93/4: Tenneco Reports and Materials. 1969

93/5: Tenneco General Correspondence. 1970

93/6: Tenneco Reports, Articles and Statements. 1963-1970

This collection consists of the 1970 Texas Aggie Felt Calendar with a painting of "Old Sarg" on it.

The collection contains information relating to Meade A. Carpenter such as letters, insurance information, and other documents concerning Carpenter's employees.

Also included are maps of some countries from the Middle East such as Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar. The maps contain spots where oil and gas can be found in such countries from the 1950s to the late 1960s. There are also two booklet guides for learning the Arabic language.

1-7/1: The Mighty Ones (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/2: "Minus Man" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with edits, undated; typescript carbon draft, undated; and continuation notes with edits, undated

1-7/3: "Minus Man" (unpublished), typescript draft

1-7/4: New Science Discoveries (unpublished), typescript draft with handwritten edits for chapter 1, 1959?; typescript carbon draft for chapter 1 - 2, 1959?; and cover memo, February 1959

1-7/5: "No More BEMs" (unpublished), typescript draft with edits, undated; and typescript draft, undated

1-7/6: "No More BEMs" (unpublished), typescript draft, undated

1-7/7: "No More BEMs" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft (2), undated; and rejection letters, April 1958 and June 1970

1-7/8: "Oliphant" (unpublished), partial typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated; and story description, undated

1-7/9: "Out of This - Or Any -World" (nonfiction article on science fiction, unpublished), typescript draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/10: "The Perfect Escape", typescript draft with handwritten edits, undated; and typescript carbon draft, undated

1-7/11: "Perpetual Motion" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/12: "Power Boys" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft of story description, undated

1-7/13: "Prison Moon" (unpublished), typescript draft, undated

1-7/14: "Professor Jerome Everett" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/15: "Secret of the Great Stone Face" (unpublished), typescript draft with handwritten edits, undated; and typescript carbon drafts with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/16: "Space Travel Impossible" (unpublished), carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/17: "Split Ego" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/18: The Stamp Book of Deep Sea Wonders (unpublished), typescript outlines, undated; and illustrations, 1959, undated

1-7/19: "Stone Men Visit Earth" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/20: "Talking Brain" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits [unfinished], undated

1-7/21: "Telepathy" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/22: "They Have No Flying Machines" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/23: "Twice Told Tale" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft, August 1954

1-7/24: Was No One On Earth Alive (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated; and notes, undated

1-7/25: "Weird" (unpublished), typescript carbon draft with handwritten edits, undated

1-7/26: Resumes of SF stories, typescript drafts, undated

This series contains general newspaper clippings, in boxes 17-20 clippings are mostly about the use of radioisotopes, and some clippings deal with Dr. Aebersold's personal activities (1936-1970). Also, in box 20 are clippings related to special subjects, cartoons, and clippings in series (1939-1963).

Box/Folder
[former box-folder if applicable] Title or Folder Contents
Use the [#-#] if available as the main identifier when physically searching the box contents as folders are not always titled the same as listed in this finding aid.

3/1
[9-1] General outgoing correspondence "Hub-Hyd" file, 1969

3/2
[9-2] General outgoing correspondence "I" file, 1969

3/3
[9-3] General outgoing correspondence "J" file, 1969

3/4
[9-4] General outgoing correspondence "K" file, 1969

3/5
[9-5] General outgoing correspondence "L" file, 1969

3/6
[9-6] General outgoing correspondence "Mc" file, 1969

3/7
[9-7] General outgoing correspondence "Mac-May" file, 1969

3/8
[9-8] General outgoing correspondence "Mea-Mye" file, 1969

3/9
[10-1] General outgoing correspondence "N" file, 1969

3/10
[10-2] General outgoing correspondence "O" file, 1969

3/11
[10-3] General outgoing correspondence "Pac-Piu" file, 1969

3/12
[10-4] General outgoing correspondence "Pla-Pyr" file 1969

3/13
[10-5] General outgoing correspondence "Q" file, 1969

3/14
[10-6] General outgoing correspondence "Raa-Riz" file, 1969

3/15
[10-7] General outgoing district correspondence "Roa-Ryd" file, 1969

3/16
[10-8] General outgoing correspondence "Sac-Slo" file, 1969

3/17
[10-9] General outgoing correspondence "Sma-Stap" file, 1969

3/18
[10-10] General outgoing correspondence "Stark" file, 1969

3/19
[10-11] General outgoing correspondence "Ste-Szo" file, 1969

3/20
[11-1] General outgoing correspondence "Tac-Thu" file, 1969

3/21
[11-2] General outgoing correspondence "Tie-Tyl" file, 1969

3/22
[11-3] General outgoing correspondence "U" file, 1969

3/23
[11-4] General outgoing correspondence "V" file, 1969

3/24
[11-5] General outgoing correspondence "Wad-Way" file, 1969

3/25
[11-6] General outgoing correspondence "Wea-Whi" file, 1969

3/26
[11-7] General outgoing correspondence "Wic-Wyn" file, 1969

3/27
[11-8] General outgoing correspondence "Y" file, 1969

3/28
[11-9] General outgoing correspondence "Z" file, 1969

3/29
[11-10] General outgoing correspondence "A" file, 1970

3/30
[11-11] General outgoing correspondence "Bac-Bec" file, 1970

3/31
[11-12] General outgoing correspondence "Ben-Boy" file, 1970

3/32
[12-1] General outgoing correspondence "Bra-Bro" file, 1970

3/33
[12-2] General outgoing correspondence "Bru-Byr" file, 1970

3/34
[12-3] General outgoing correspondence "Caf-Cer" file, 1970

3/35
[12-4] General outgoing correspondence "Cha-Com" file, 1970

3/36
[12-5] General outgoing correspondence "Con-Cut" file, 1970

3/37
[12-6] General outgoing correspondence "Dab-Dev" file, 1970

3/38
[12-7] General outgoing correspondence "Dia-Dzi" file, 1970

3/39
[12-8] General outgoing correspondence "E" file, 1970

3/40
[12-9] General outgoing correspondence "F" file, 1970

3/41
[12-10] General outgoing correspondence "Gab-Gir" file, 1970

3/42
[12-11] General outgoing correspondence "Gla-Guy" file, 1970

3/43
[12-12] General outgoing correspondence "Haa-Harp" file, 1970

3/44
[12-13] General outgoing correspondence "Harr-Hay" file, 1970

3/45
[13-1] General outgoing correspondence "He-Hy" file, 1970

3/46
[13-2] General outgoing correspondence "I" file, 1970

3/47
[13-3] General outgoing correspondence "J" file, 1970

This collection contains biographical materials, correspondence, programs of conferences attended and/or participated in, notes, photographs, memos, reports, proposals, itineraries, lists of contacts, minutes of committee meetings, news releases, newspaper clippings, articles and other writings by Dr. Aebersold, and notes, outlines, slide lists, abstracts, and texts of speeches given by Dr. Aebersold. The materials document Dr. Aebersold's career well from graduate student days to Atomic Energy Commission officials. A considerable amount of additional information should be available in the files of the Manhattan Project and the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.

Among the most important items in the papers are the 294 speeches and 100 articles and other writings by Dr. Aebersold, the 37 speeches and 180 articles he collected, and the 1,200 newspaper clippings. The speeches and articles reflect the latest thinking and reveal the broadest picture of developments even though they represent only a minute historical significance of the early activities of the Isotopes Branch and the use of isotopes in the immediate post-war period, Dr. Aebersold began to collect clippings about isotopes in earnest in 1946. Unfortunately, this extensive collection lasted only until 1949. During these three years, however, there certainly are very few aspects of isotope production, distribution, and use that are not mentioned in the clippings.

Although most of the correspondence deals with commitments to speak before various groups or with attendance at numerous conferences, some of the early letters prior to 1940 do record some of the thoughts and activities of Dr. Aebersold’s early associates at the Radiation Laboratory at Berkeley. Many congratulatory letters in 1957, when Dr. Aebersold moved from Oak Ridge to Washing, serve as a measure of his stature in the atomic energy field throughout the United States as well as South America and parts of Europe.

From time-to-time aspects of Dr. Aebersold’s character and philosophy are revealed in rather unexpected areas. That he enjoyed a good story is shown in numerous handwritten notes and a few typed introductory remarks to speeches. Unfortunately, only in a few cases did he write out the whole story. Usually, he only jotted a brief note to remind himself of a particular story. In speaking before the Knife and Fork Clubs of McAllen and Dallas, Texas on March 23 and November 16, 1948, Dr. Aebersold recalled his experiences in and reactions to the first atomic bomb test in New Mexico. These are about the only personal references to his wartime activities.

27/1 through 27/10: Military Service materials not inventoried. 1941-1967

27/11: Personal Correspondence with former Rangers, 1962

27/12: Personal Correspondence with former Rangers, 1963

27/13: Personal Correspondence with former Rangers, 1964

27/14: Rangers Personal. 1965

27/15: Rangers Personal. 1966

27/16: Rangers Personal. 1967

27/17: Ranger Battalion Association Reunion, New York City. August 3 - 6, 1967

27/18: Rangers Personal. 1968

27/19: Ranger Battalion Association. 1968

27/20: Rangers Personal. 1969

27/21: Ranger Battalion Association Reunion. 1969

27/22: Rangers. 1970

27/23: National Strategy Seminar Correspondence. 1966

27/24: National Strategy Seminar. 1958

27/25: National Strategy Seminar. 1959

27/26: National Strategy Seminar. 1960

27/27: National Strategy Seminar. 1964

28/1: Personal VFW. 1960

28/2: Personal VFW. 1961

28/3: Personal VFW. 1962

28/4: Personal VFW. 1963

28/5: Personal VFW. 1964

28/6: Personal VFW. 1965

28/7: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1966

28/8: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1967

28/9: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1968

28/10: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1969

28/11: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1969

28/12: Veterans of Foreign Wars Correspondence. 1970

28/13: Veterans of Foreign Wars Publications.

28/14: Veterans of Foreign Wars National Security & Foreign Affairs Committee.

28/15: VFW Meeting, New Orleans, LA. August 20-22, 1967

2/1
Minute Book
October 26, 1961 - April 17, 1969

2/2
Treasurer's Notebook
1929-1941

2/3
Treasurer's Notebook
1941-1955

2/4
Treasurer's Notebook
1955-1961

2/5
Treasurer's Notebook
1961-1967

2/6
Treasurer's Notebook
1967-1970

92/1: Tenneco Agendas Reports and Data. 1966

92/2: Tenneco Agendas, Reports and Statements. 1966

92/3: Tenneco Board Meeting. 1967

92/4: Tenneco Board of Directors Meeting. 2:00 pm, July 11, 1967

92/5: Tenneco Correspondence and Miscellaneous Reports. 1967

92/6: Tenneco Agendas, Plans and Statements. 1967

92/7: Tenneco Agendas, Reports and Data. 1967

92/8: Tenneco Financial and Operation Statistics. 1967

92/9: Tenneco General Correspondence. 1968

92/10: Tenneco Reports and Materials. 1968

92/11: Tenneco Audit Committee. 1968-1970

92/12: Tenneco Financial and Operating Statistics. 1968

92/13: Tenneco Directors Meetings. 1969

2/16

• Mary Howard's baptism certificate (3 copies). March 3, 1861
• Funeral announcement for Pablo Ramirez. April 1912
• "The Blue and Gray" student magazine. January 1917
• Funeral announcement for Juan Antonio Garcia. August 14, 1920
• Description of the Contreras family home and an abridged version of the Contreras family history. Undated
• Description of the Lazaro Lopez family home and an abridged version of the Lazaro Lopez family history. Undated
• Funeral announcement for Ana Rosa Decker. January 28, 1923
• Funeral announcement for Emilio Decker. August 1923
• Funeral announcement for Victorina Decker Vda. de Garcia. December 1923
• Order form for Hopkins' New Annotated Federal Penal Code with Forms. 1927
• "History of Starr County" by Estela Perez (5 pages). March 5, 1927
• Estela Perez's homework. October 7, 1927
• Estela Perez's homework. November 14, 1927
• Funeral announcement for Jorge Decker. October 1928
• Booklet titled "Cosas Selectas" (32 pages). Undated
• Officers Club invitation. March 27, 1929
• Rio Grande City High School graduation book of H.H. Contreras. 1929
• 8th-grade Current Events Club membership roster. Undated
• Funeral announcement for Jesus Maria Ramirez. January 1930
• Funeral announcement for Eduardo Izaguirre. February 1930
• Copy of the newspaper El Independiente. April 26, 1930
• Portion of a newspaper. June 4, 1930
• Funeral announcement for Luis Garcia. November 1931
• Funeral announcement for Taurino T. Margo. March 1932
• Funeral announcement for Melesio Garza. September 1932
• List of items. Undated
• Funeral announcement for Anastasio Garza Gonzalez. February 1934
• Funeral announcement for Albino Hinojosa. February 1934
• Funeral announcement for Genaro Madrigal. May 1935
• Advertisement by the Gold Seal Silk Company. Undated
• Funeral announcement for Casimiro Perez (2 copies). January 16, 1936
• Funeral announcement for Victorina Recio Vda. de Decker. April 26, 1937
• Funeral announcement for Sivoir Lopez Alvarez. April 22, 1940
• Funeral announcement for Indalecio Sanchez Sr. March 1944
• Ad for the Teatro Dreamland production of "Rancho Grande". Undated
• Funeral announcement for Silvestra Perez. May 12, 1950
• Mass offering for Silvestra Perez from Romeo Saldanas. June 4, 1950
• Funeral announcement for Manuel Salinas Guerra. December 16, 1970
• Booklet, "Class Mottoes". Undated

This collection consists of manuscripts, typescripts, printed items, correspondence, official documents, and publications from the French seventeenth to twentieth centuries. Authors and addressees include many personalities prominent in French history but also many ordinary individuals.

This collection consists of historical materials relating to the early 20th-century history of the white supremacist group the Ku Klux Klan. Although it began existence after the Civil War and ebbed away with the end of Reconstruction, the Klan re-emerged following World War I and gained a great deal of political and social influence across the United States into the early 1920s. The materials in this collection are drawn from that period when the Klan came out into the semi-public eye as a formal organization. A few items date from later in the 20th century.

In addition, the collection contains a number of issues of the American and Commercial Advertiser newspaper from 1868-1870, documenting the campaign of violence initiated by the first iteration of the Klan, from immediately after the Civil War.

Materials in the collection include newspaper and magazine articles on the Klan, Klan-sympathetic and Klan-run newspapers and other publications, photographs, organizational materials, and assorted examples of Klan literature and propaganda. They reflect the deep reserves of hate, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, anti-Catholicism, ignorance, and nonsensical beliefs of the Klan and its members, as well as the comically risible vocabulary that was a part of Klan culture and practice.

Materials come from various Klan "klaverns" in Texas, Louisiana, and Georgia, with additional materials from Maine, Minnesota, and other locations.

A report of Texas A&M University's participation in the building and development of institutions of higher learning in East Pakistan: 1954-1970

1-2/1: Magazines: The Outlook (January 30, 1924), w/article "When the Klan Rules: The Lure of the White Masks" by Stanley Frost

1-2/2: Magazines: The Outlook (February 6, 1924), w/article "When the Klan Rules: The Power of Invisibility" by Stanley Frost

1-2/3: Magazines: The Outlook (February 13, 1924), w/article "When the Klan Rules: The Specter's Heavy Hand" by Stanley Frost

1-2/4: Magazines: The Outlook (February 20, 1924), w/article "When the Klan Rules: The Giant Begins to Rule Us" by Stanley Frost

1-2/5: Magazines: The Outlook (February 27, 1924), w/article "When the Klan Rules: The Plan to Capture Washington" by Stanley Frost

1-2/6: Magazines: The Outlook (September 3, 1924), w/piece "The Klan as an Issue"

1-2/7: Magazines: The Outlook (October 15, 1924), w/article "The Klan Restates Its Case" by Stanley Frost, and piece "The Rise and Fall of the Ku Klux Klan"

1-2/8: Magazines: Survey Graphic (June 1925), w/article "My Fight with the Ku Klux Klan" by Ben B. Lindsey

1-2/9: Magazines: Survey Graphic (January 1947), special issue on segregation

1-2/10: Magazines: The World's Work (May 1923), w/article "Salesmen of Hate: The Ku Klux Klan" by Robert L. Duffus

1-2/11: Magazines: The World's Work (February 1928) w/article "The Masked Politics of the Klan" by Stanley Frost

1-2/12: Maine, 1025-1929

1-2/13: Membership materials, 1925, undated

1-2/14: Minutes from various "klaverns", 1922, 1924-1926

1-2/15: Musical Score: "Hurrah for the Ku Klux Klan" (Mrs. Harvey Thompson, Waller, TX, 1923)

1-2/16: Musical Score: "Ku Klux Kismet" (Mary Gue, 1924)

1-2/17: Newspaper articles, 1920-1925, 1937, 1946, 1965-1970

1-2/18: Oath of Allegiance, undated

1-2/19: Organizational documents (i.e. incorporation), 1923-1924, 1946, undated

1-2/20: Pamphlets on specific subjects, 1924, undated

1-2/21: Photographs (Texas, Kansas), 1921, 1923, undated

1-2/22: Postcards, 1943, undated

1-2/23: Propaganda, handouts, and pamphlets, 1924, undated

1-2/24: Propaganda materials and announcements, undated

1-2/25: Questionnaire for prospective members, undated

1-2/26: "Rules for Demonstrators Approved by N.A.A.C.P.", 1964?

1-2/27: Stationary, undated

1-2/28: Wisconsin (incorporation and dissolution of Klan chapter), 1924-1926, 1946

• Homemade foam ship in a liquor bottle, based on the image in the Star Trek episode "Catspaw", 1970s
• U.S.S. Enterprise charm necklace on chain contained within a Lucite block, Undated

2/1: Indenture land Agreements Between Burchards in New York, 1821-1835

2/2: Amasa Burchard Founds Independence Texas and Heirs Claim Property, 1835-1860

2/3: Land Deeds in Texas, 1843-1868

2/4: Map of Independence Texas, 1970

37/ 1
Correspondence. October - November 1957

37/ 2
Correspondence. January 1958

37/ 3
Correspondence. February 1958

37/ 4
Correspondence. March 1958

37/ 5
Correspondence. April - June 1958

37/ 6
Correspondence. July - November 1958

37/ 7
Correspondence. December 1958

37/ 8
Correspondence. January - May 1959

37/ 9
Correspondence. June - November 1959

37/ 10
Correspondence. December 1959

37/ 11
Correspondence. January - April 1960

37/ 12
Correspondence. May - August 1960

37/ 13
Correspondence. September - December 1960

37/ 14
Correspondence. January - May 1961

37/ 15
Correspondence. June - October 1961

37/ 16
Correspondence. November - December 1961

37/17
Correspondence. January - April 1962

37/18
Correspondence. May - December 1962

37/19
Correspondence. January - June 1963

37/20
Correspondence. July - December 1963

37/21
Correspondence. January - June 1964

37/22
Correspondence. July - October 1964

37/23
Correspondence. November - December 1964

37/24
Correspondence. January - June 1965

37/25
Correspondence. July - October 1965

37/26
Correspondence. November - December 1965

37/27
Correspondence. January - May 1966

27/28
Correspondence. May - September 1966

37/29
Correspondence. October - November 1966

37/30
Correspondence. December 1966

37/31
Correspondence. 1967

37/32
Correspondence. 1968

37/33
Correspondence. January - February 1969

37/34
Correspondence. March - April 1969

37/35
Correspondence. May - August 1969

37/36
Correspondence. September - November 1969

37/37
Correspondence. December 1969

37/38
Correspondence. 1970

39/1
West Point (1968): Personal

39/2
West Point (1966): Booklets

39/3
West Point (1967): Booklets

39/4
West Point (1968): Booklets

39/5
West Point: Booklets

39/6
West Point 1970

39/7
West Point Miscellaneous

39/8
ROTC 1950s

39/9
ROTC 1960s

39/10
ROTC Miscellaneous

39/11
Rangers: History

39/12
Ranger Rosters 1965 - 67

39/13
Personal (1961): Rangers

39/14
Scottish Rite Meetings 1965 - 67

39/15
Scottish Rite Speech Material 1966

39/16
Scottish Rite 1969

39/17
March of Dimes 1965 - 1966

39/18
National Space Hall of Fame 1968 - 1969

39/19
Congratulatory Letters for President of TAMU System 1964 - 1965