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Finding Aid for the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection (MUM00001)

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Finding Aid for the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection

 

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Descriptive Summary
PURL:	http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00001/
Title:	Thomas G. Abernethy Collection
Dates:	1924-1975 (1943-1972 bulk)
Collector:	Abernethy, Thomas Gerstle, 1903-1998
Physical Extent:	454 boxes, 38 steel index card drawers, 17 framed items, and 21 publications (237 linear feet)
Repository:	University of Mississippi. Department of Archives and Special Collections. University, MS 38677, USA
Identification:	MUM00001
Location:	Modern Political Archive
Language of Material:	English
Abstract:	Thomas G. Abernethy represented Mississippi in the U.S. House of Representatives between 1943 and 1973. The 454 boxes in this collection contain files created during Abernethy’s tenure in office.

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Administrative Information

Acquisition Information

In 1972, the University of Mississippi announced that Abernethy had agreed to donate his congressional papers to the university. In 2007, the Abernethy family agreed to donate items previously held by the Webster County Public Library in Eupona, MS to the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection at the University of Mississippi.

Processing Information

Special Collections compiled a handwritten, folder-level inventory of the papers in 1977, and archives personnel completed a typed, digital version in 2005. In April 2006, Leigh McWhite, the Political Papers Archivist, wrote the text for the introductory bibliographic fields and created an intellectual arrangement version of the finding aid which groups together on the inventory boxes containing like documents, while preserving the original physical arrangement in boxes and folders.

EAD encoded finding-aid begun March 29, 2007 by Chatham Ewing. Processing of the 2007 accretion and necessary revisions to the finding aid ended in December of 2007. Finding aid revised by Jason Kovari, 18 April 2011.

In 2010-2011, a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services enabled the archive to digitize the collection’s lone recording and the archive revised the finding aid accordingly.

Additions

No further additions are expected to this collection.

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Subject Terms

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Biographical Note

Thomas Gerstle Abernethy was born on 16 May 1903 in Eupora, Webster County, Mississippi. He attended the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and the University of Mississippi Law School. He graduated from the law school of Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee in 1924. Abernethy began practicing law in his hometown the following year, and he served as mayor of Eupora from 1927 to 1929. He opened another law practice after moving to Okolona in 1929. From 1936 to 1942, Abernethy was the district attorney for the third judicial district of Mississippi.

In 1942, Abernethy won election as a Democrat from the northeastern fourth district of Mississippi to the U.S. House of Representatives. In 1943-1944, he chaired the Committee on Elections No. 1 which judges the elections, returns, and qualifications of House members and deals with contested elections.

The only serious reelection contest Abernethy faced occurred in 1952 after Mississippi underwent reapportionment following the loss of a congressional seat. Abernethy successfully campaigned against fellow Democratic colleague John Rankin (in the U.S. House of Representatives since 1920) to win the seat for the first district which encompassed the central portions of the state from the Delta counties along the Mississippi River to the hill counties along the Alabama border.

Abernethy served as a delegate to the Democratic National Conventions in 1948, 1956, and 1960. In 1972, he announced his decision not to run for reelection. When Abernethy retired on 3 January 1973, he had the third highest seniority on the Agriculture Committee, chaired its Cotton Subcommittee, and served on its Department Operations Subcommittee. Tom Abernethy, Jr. once explained that his father was “tied into the farming community of Mississippi…If he had not cared so much about those issues, Dad probably would have been chairman of a committee long before he left Congress. But he wanted to stay on the Agriculture Committee. He wanted to be the farmers’ representative. He loved the farmer.” His former colleague, G.V. “Sonny” Montgomery called Abernethy “a crusader in the development of agriculture programs in Congress.” Abernethy also attained the second highest ranking on the District of Columbia Committee which governs the capitol city. He served on its Business, Commerce and Fiscal Affairs Subcommittee, and chaired its Education Subcommittee as well as its Judiciary Subcommittee.

A conservative Democrat during his political career, Abernethy increasingly endorsed and voted for Republicans after his retirement. He died of heart failure in a Jackson, Mississippi nursing home on 11 June 1998. In a tribute on the floor of the U.S. Senate the following day, Thad Cochran lauded Abernethy as “a close friend and an advisor…I always found his advice and counsel very valuable and helpful.”

Abernethy was a Methodist and a member of the Freemasons, the Shriners, the Exchange Club, and the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity. He married the former Alice Margaret Lamb on 5 July 1936. All three of their children graduated from the University of Mississippi: Gail Abernethy Doty (Class of 1961), Tom Abernethy, Jr. (Class of 1964, Law School 1970), and Kay Abernethy Martin (Class of 1967).

In 1962, Abernethy received the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation’s award for “outstanding and meritorious service to agriculture.” In 1964, the Disabled American Veterans presented him with the National Commander’s Award for “his long years of dedicated service in behalf of America’s war disabled veterans.” In a 1974 letter, however, Abernethy claimed that the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway would “undoubtedly to be my greatest service to Northeast Mississippi and the mid-south area.” A federal building in Aberdeen, Mississippi is named after the former congressman.

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Bibliography

The following sources were used to prepare the Biographical Note on Abernethy:

“Abernethy Papers” University of Mississippi Precept (Summer 1972): 1.

“Abernethy Papers Given to UM” University of Mississippi Mississippian (17 April 1972).

Michael Barone, Grant Ujifusa, & Douglas Matthews. The Almanac of American Politics (Washington, DC: Barone & Co., 1972): 417-18.

Thad Cochran. “Tribute to the Late Congressman Thomas G. Abernethy” Congressional Record (12 June 1998): S6289.

Congressional Biographical Directory at http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=A000016.

Jack Elliott, Jr. “Abernethy Dies, Leaves Ag Legacy” Jackson Clarion-Ledger (13 June 1998): 1B & 5B.

John Gizzi. “The Passing of Two Mississippi Greats” Human Events (26 June 1998): 622.

Richard Pearson. “Ex-Rep. Thomas G. Abernethy Dies at 95” Washington Post (14 June 1998): B10.

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Scope and Content Note

The Thomas G. Abernethy collection contains files in 454 boxes from the thirty years of Abernethy’s tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1943 to 1973. These papers document military service academy appointments, patronage appointments, constituent case work, constituent requests, invitations, legislative files, committee files, subject files, political & campaign files, and public relations files. A 2007 accretion added scrapbooks, framed items, books, memorabilia, and photographs to the collection.

The original inventory made little effort to physically arrange the various file series in any coherent manner. Instead, curators preserved the integrity of Abernethy’s original files and filing system. Their inventory indicates that periodically the congressional office would box and store entire series of “retired files,” and at times the office staff would institute a new method of sorting and labeling files. For example, from 1943 to 1962 the staff sorted letters into “General Correspondence” files arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent. In 1963, the staff began to insert general correspondence into subject files. In addition to these inherent inconsistencies, early curators made no attempt to sequentially arrange the different types of files. Hence, one finds a run of 1950s Agriculture Committee files starting around Box 365 while several from the 1960s appear much earlier around Box 270. In an effort to provide researchers a more logical inventory without altering the physical location of any file or boxes, a second version of the inventory was created which groups together folders of like content. The box totals and descriptions that follow rely on the artificial, intellectual arrangement of this second, newer inventory.

Eight boxes contain files on military academy appointments. Files relating to academy appointments are listed by the name of the individual and the specific academy. In most cases, these file headings also include a date. In correspondence with the university, Abernethy noted the absence of the first twelve years of his academy appointment files and expressed belief that either the government storage facility in Arlington or his own staff had misplaced these boxes.

The sixty-two boxes in the Agriculture File Series comprise Abernethy’s personal Agriculture Committee files, subject files on various agricultural topics, and legislation files. The Fertilizer & Farm Machinery Subcommittee, the Cotton Subcommittee, and the records of Mississippi watershed programs are represented in the Agricultural File Series. However, researchers interested in agricultural topics should also examine the separate file series on Government Agencies, Subject Files, and Legislation

Twelve boxes contain folders specifically on Civil Rights, but civil rights and race relations material appears throughout the collection and especially in the Legislation and Subject file series.

Thirty-seven boxes comprise the Constituent Services File Series which includes patronage appointments and other attempts to find employment for Mississippi residents, requests for government publications and flags, information on visitors to the congressional office, and case files. Patronage employment also appears throughout the separate Post Office File Series because for many decades, congressmen could appoint party faithful to the postmaster and other postal positions within their district (if their party occupied the White House). Thus, researchers interested in patronage should also examine the separate Post Office File Series. Case files document the efforts of Abernethy’s congressional office to mediate between individuals and various branches of the federal and state government on everything from problems with pensions and Medicare to requests for military service records of Revolutionary War ancestors held in the National Archives. Correspondence regarding both case files and employment assistance also appear throughout the Government Agency File Series.

District of Columbia Committee files fill sixteen boxes in a separate file series, but bills related to the District of Columbia also appear in the Legislation File Series.

From 1943 to 1954, the Abernethy congressional office maintained a file series labeled “Drainage, Flood Control, Land Acquisition Claims, Camp Shelby” which consists of three boxes. From 1968 to 1972, watershed projects were filed in the Agriculture File Series and the Subject File Series. The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and Tombigbee River Flood Control comprise a separate file series.

The fourteen boxes of General Correspondence contain letters typically filed alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and the content may range from personal to constituent service. The files run from 1943 to 1954, 1955 to 1960, and 1961-1962. After 1962, the alphabetical correspondence files became intertwined with the Subject Files.

The Government Agency File Series, consisting of eighty-eight boxes, includes correspondence and documents regarding both federal and Mississippi government agencies. These include not only correspondence between congressman and agency on legislative and administrative matters, but also constituent case files and employment endorsements. At times, the staff filed such documents by the name of the government agency involved; at other times, by subject. Material related to various government agencies also appear throughout the entire collection and particularly in the Subject File Series.

Twelve boxes in the Invitations File Series contain requests for Abernethy to attend events or address groups at social functions. No separate folder for invitations exists after 1966.

At times, the files in the Legislative File Series are labeled by bill number followed by a brief description and year; at other times the folder supplies only the subject and year. Some of the boxes and folders bear titles that specifically mention Abernethy’s authorship/sponsorship of the bill. The entire file series consists of 106 boxes.

The Natchez Trace Parkway File Series consists of two boxes containing files on that subject dating to 1969. Other folders on the Natchez Trace appear in the Government Agency, Subject, and Legislative file series.

The Politics & Campaign File Series contains thirty boxes of files on all nine of Abernethy’s congressional election contests, including the 1952 battle with John E. Rankin over the first congressional district following the state’s reapportionment. It also houses four boxes on the “Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966” when congressional allies of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party contested the legality of the entire Mississippi delegation on the grounds of deliberate disfranchisement of half the state’s population. Eventually, passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act caused the House Subcommittee on Elections to dismiss these contests as moot. The inventory provides item-level descriptions for each of these four boxes specifically concerned with this dispute over the 1964 election. As Abernethy had no opposition in the 1968 and 1970 campaigns, and he announced his retirement in 1972, there are only a few boxes that postdate 1966.

The Post Office File Series (forty-nine boxes) consists mainly of files labeled by Mississippi locale, although a few subject files appear. Many of the files concern patronage appointments to various postal positions in Abernethy’s district, but documents regarding other postal topics also appear, such as the discontinuation of some rural community post offices, matters related to post office buildings, stamps, and postal policies as well as local and national postal service.

The four boxes in the Public Relations File Series hold copies of Abernethy’s newsletters from 1943 to 1966 as well as scattered press releases and speeches from throughout his tenure.

The Subject File Series (seventy-three folders) are on federal, state, and local topics, including government agencies and programs as well as Mississippi public works projects. Five boxes consist solely of files on Abernethy’s 1967 speech on race riots. Most of this content is correspondence the congressman received in reaction to his oratory, and these files are organized alphabetically by state and country. Three boxes concentrate material on communism, and four boxes are labeled “World War II Subjects, 1943-1961.”

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway & Tombigbee River Flood Control File Series consists of seven boxes documenting Abernethy’s efforts on that project.

The three boxes in the Trips File Series only contain files related to Abernethy’s 1970 trip to Africa and Surinam. Other trip files appear in the Agriculture and Legislative file series.

The four boxes in the Voting Records File Series have files on Abernethy’s voting ratings from outside sources as well as books documenting the congressman’s individual voting record in the House from 1943 through 1972.

The Abernethy Collection also includes one audio reel-to-reel recording. For further information, see the “Separated Material” note.

In addition to the 454 boxes of files listed on the inventory, the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection also includes thirty-eight steel drawers of index cards. In a letter to the university, Abernethy explained their creation in the following manner: “A card was made up for every person (we missed a few and skipped a few) who communicated with us over our thirty years. Entries were made on the card of such communications as were received from each writer, what he wrote about, the date, etc.” The cards are arranged alphabetically by name. The 2007 accretion has four boxes of scrapbooks with clippings dated from 1943 through 1972, framed items, one box of photographs & miscellaneous documents, and two boxes of memorabilia.

Scope and Content Note

The Thomas G. Abernethy collection contains files in 454 boxes from the thirty years of Abernethy’s tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1943 to 1973. These papers document military service academy appointments, patronage appointments, constituent case work, constituent requests, invitations, legislative files, committee files, subject files, political & campaign files, and public relations files. A 2007 accretion added scrapbooks, framed items, books, memorabilia, and photographs to the collection.

The original inventory made little effort to physically arrange the various file series in any coherent manner. Instead, curators preserved the integrity of Abernethy’s original files and filing system. Their inventory indicates that periodically the congressional office would box and store entire series of “retired files,” and at times the office staff would institute a new method of sorting and labeling files. For example, from 1943 to 1962 the staff sorted letters into “General Correspondence” files arranged alphabetically by the name of the correspondent. In 1963, the staff began to insert general correspondence into subject files. In addition to these inherent inconsistencies, early curators made no attempt to sequentially arrange the different types of files. Hence, one finds a run of 1950s Agriculture Committee files starting around Box 365 while several from the 1960s appear much earlier around Box 270. In an effort to provide researchers a more logical inventory without altering the physical location of any file or boxes, a second version of the inventory was created which groups together folders of like content. The box totals and descriptions that follow rely on the artificial, intellectual arrangement of this second, newer inventory.

Eight boxes contain files on military academy appointments. Files relating to academy appointments are listed by the name of the individual and the specific academy. In most cases, these file headings also include a date. In correspondence with the university, Abernethy noted the absence of the first twelve years of his academy appointment files and expressed belief that either the government storage facility in Arlington or his own staff had misplaced these boxes.

The sixty-two boxes in the Agriculture File Series comprise Abernethy’s personal Agriculture Committee files, subject files on various agricultural topics, and legislation files. The Fertilizer & Farm Machinery Subcommittee, the Cotton Subcommittee, and the records of Mississippi watershed programs are represented in the Agricultural File Series. However, researchers interested in agricultural topics should also examine the separate file series on Government Agencies, Subject Files, and Legislation

Twelve boxes contain folders specifically on Civil Rights, but civil rights and race relations material appears throughout the collection and especially in the Legislation and Subject file series.

Thirty-seven boxes comprise the Constituent Services File Series which includes patronage appointments and other attempts to find employment for Mississippi residents, requests for government publications and flags, information on visitors to the congressional office, and case files. Patronage employment also appears throughout the separate Post Office File Series because for many decades, congressmen could appoint party faithful to the postmaster and other postal positions within their district (if their party occupied the White House). Thus, researchers interested in patronage should also examine the separate Post Office File Series. Case files document the efforts of Abernethy’s congressional office to mediate between individuals and various branches of the federal and state government on everything from problems with pensions and Medicare to requests for military service records of Revolutionary War ancestors held in the National Archives. Correspondence regarding both case files and employment assistance also appear throughout the Government Agency File Series.

District of Columbia Committee files fill sixteen boxes in a separate file series, but bills related to the District of Columbia also appear in the Legislation File Series.

From 1943 to 1954, the Abernethy congressional office maintained a file series labeled “Drainage, Flood Control, Land Acquisition Claims, Camp Shelby” which consists of three boxes. From 1968 to 1972, watershed projects were filed in the Agriculture File Series and the Subject File Series. The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway and Tombigbee River Flood Control comprise a separate file series.

The fourteen boxes of General Correspondence contain letters typically filed alphabetically by the name of the correspondent and the content may range from personal to constituent service. The files run from 1943 to 1954, 1955 to 1960, and 1961-1962. After 1962, the alphabetical correspondence files became intertwined with the Subject Files.

The Government Agency File Series, consisting of eighty-eight boxes, includes correspondence and documents regarding both federal and Mississippi government agencies. These include not only correspondence between congressman and agency on legislative and administrative matters, but also constituent case files and employment endorsements. At times, the staff filed such documents by the name of the government agency involved; at other times, by subject. Material related to various government agencies also appear throughout the entire collection and particularly in the Subject File Series.

Twelve boxes in the Invitations File Series contain requests for Abernethy to attend events or address groups at social functions. No separate folder for invitations exists after 1966.

At times, the files in the Legislative File Series are labeled by bill number followed by a brief description and year; at other times the folder supplies only the subject and year. Some of the boxes and folders bear titles that specifically mention Abernethy’s authorship/sponsorship of the bill. The entire file series consists of 106 boxes.

The Natchez Trace Parkway File Series consists of two boxes containing files on that subject dating to 1969. Other folders on the Natchez Trace appear in the Government Agency, Subject, and Legislative file series.

The Politics & Campaign File Series contains thirty boxes of files on all nine of Abernethy’s congressional election contests, including the 1952 battle with John E. Rankin over the first congressional district following the state’s reapportionment. It also houses four boxes on the “Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966” when congressional allies of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party contested the legality of the entire Mississippi delegation on the grounds of deliberate disfranchisement of half the state’s population. Eventually, passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act caused the House Subcommittee on Elections to dismiss these contests as moot. The inventory provides item-level descriptions for each of these four boxes specifically concerned with this dispute over the 1964 election. As Abernethy had no opposition in the 1968 and 1970 campaigns, and he announced his retirement in 1972, there are only a few boxes that postdate 1966.

The Post Office File Series (forty-nine boxes) consists mainly of files labeled by Mississippi locale, although a few subject files appear. Many of the files concern patronage appointments to various postal positions in Abernethy’s district, but documents regarding other postal topics also appear, such as the discontinuation of some rural community post offices, matters related to post office buildings, stamps, and postal policies as well as local and national postal service.

The four boxes in the Public Relations File Series hold copies of Abernethy’s newsletters from 1943 to 1966 as well as scattered press releases and speeches from throughout his tenure.

The Subject File Series (seventy-three folders) are on federal, state, and local topics, including government agencies and programs as well as Mississippi public works projects. Five boxes consist solely of files on Abernethy’s 1967 speech on race riots. Most of this content is correspondence the congressman received in reaction to his oratory, and these files are organized alphabetically by state and country. Three boxes concentrate material on communism, and four boxes are labeled “World War II Subjects, 1943-1961.”

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway & Tombigbee River Flood Control File Series consists of seven boxes documenting Abernethy’s efforts on that project.

The three boxes in the Trips File Series only contain files related to Abernethy’s 1970 trip to Africa and Surinam. Other trip files appear in the Agriculture and Legislative file series.

The four boxes in the Voting Records File Series have files on Abernethy’s voting ratings from outside sources as well as books documenting the congressman’s individual voting record in the House from 1943 through 1972.

The Abernethy Collection also includes one audio reel-to-reel recording. For further information, see the “Separated Material” note.

In addition to the 454 boxes of files listed on the inventory, the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection also includes thirty-eight steel drawers of index cards. In a letter to the university, Abernethy explained their creation in the following manner: “A card was made up for every person (we missed a few and skipped a few) who communicated with us over our thirty years. Entries were made on the card of such communications as were received from each writer, what he wrote about, the date, etc.” The cards are arranged alphabetically by name. The 2007 accretion has four boxes of scrapbooks with clippings dated from 1943 through 1972, framed items, one box of photographs & miscellaneous documents, and two boxes of memorabilia.

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User Information

Prefered Citation

Thomas G. Abernethy Collection, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi

Access Restrictions

The Thomas G. Abernethy Collection is open for research. This collection is stored at an off-site facility. Researchers interested in using this collection must contact Archives and Special Collections at least two business days in advance of their planned visit.

Copyright Restrictions

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be “used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship or research.” If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of “fair use”, that user may be liable for copyright infringement.

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Related Material

Resources at the University of Mississippi

The James O. Eastland Collection includes Abernethy correspondence in File Series 1, Subseries: Congressional Correspondence. File Series 2, Subseries: Clippings also possesses two files on Abernethy. Finding aid available: http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00117/

Introducing the New Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building: U.S. Post Office, U.S. Courthouse: Commerce and James Streets, Aberdeen, Mississippi (Aberdeen, MS: General Services Administration, Region 4, 1973). Call Number: F349 A24 I58 1973.

Frederick H. Pease. Found Wanting. Richmond, VA: Frederick H. Pease, 1968. Contains annotations on forepage referencing an Abernethy speech on pages 210-212. Call Number: E185 P35 1968.

Stephen J. Skubik. Handbook of Humor by Famous Politicians. Washington, DC: Life Underwriters Political Action Committee, 1968. Contains entries for Abernethy on pages 53-53. Call Number: PN6231 P6 S5 1968.

U.S. Congress, House. Brief of Contestants Urging the Vacating of the Contested Seats and the Holding of New Elections. New York: Hecia Press, 1965. Covers the contested election of Abernethy and other members of the Mississippi congressional delegation due to civil rights violations. Call Number: KF4893 B7 1965.

The Vertical/Clippings Collection contains a file on Abernethy; finding aid available: http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00459/.

Resources at other Archives

The Webster County Library in Eupora, Mississippi has an Abernethy Room which contains a photograph portrait of the congressman.

The Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress contains an Abernethy transcript in the Oral History Collection of the Association of Former Members of Congress.

The McCain Library and Archives of the University of Southern Mississippi possesses a 160-page transcript of an oral interview with Abernethy by Orley B. Caudill on 24 May 1973.

The Albert & Shirley Small Special Collections Library at the University of Virginia has an oral history with Abernethy conducted by Bruce J. Dierenfield on cassette tape as well as manuscript papers regarding Abernethy among its Bruce J. Dierenfield’s Papers Relating to His Biography of Howard W. Smith.

The Carl Albert Collection at the University of Oklahoma’s Carl Albert Congressional Research & Studies Center contains Abernethy-related documents.

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Separated Material

Original photographs are located in Modern Political Archives Photographs Box 1, Folder 16. Stored in an off-site cold facility, the original photographs require two business days advance notice to acclimate and transfer to Special Collections. Scans of the original photographs are available online at https://clio.lib.olemiss.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/abernethy.

Framed items are located in WW1 and WW2.

Curators removed several publications from the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection. Many of these volumes are now available in the main stacks of the J.D. Williams Library, the Government Documents depository, or the Archives & Special Collections. Please view the list of available Thomas G. Abernethy Collection publications.

The description of one audio reel-to-reel recording is available online at https://clio.lib.olemiss.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/abernethy. Due to copyright, access to the recording itself is restricted to onsite computers in the J.D. Williams Library.

The digitization and preservation of this recording is the result of a project supported in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed on this website do not necessarily represent those of the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

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Arrangement

This collection is arranged in 19 series:

User Information

Prefered Citation

Thomas G. Abernethy Collection, Archives and Special Collections, J.D. Williams Library, The University of Mississippi

Access Restrictions

The Thomas G. Abernethy Collection is open for research. This collection is stored at an off-site facility. Researchers interested in using this collection must contact Archives and Special Collections at least two business days in advance of their planned visit.

Copyright Restrictions

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be “used for any purpose other than private study, scholarship or research.” If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of “fair use”, that user may be liable for copyright infringement.

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Related Material

Resources at the University of Mississippi

The James O. Eastland Collection includes Abernethy correspondence in File Series 1, Subseries: Congressional Correspondence. File Series 2, Subseries: Clippings also possesses two files on Abernethy. Finding aid available: http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00117/

Introducing the New Thomas G. Abernethy Federal Building: U.S. Post Office, U.S. Courthouse: Commerce and James Streets, Aberdeen, Mississippi (Aberdeen, MS: General Services Administration, Region 4, 1973). Call Number: F349 A24 I58 1973.

Frederick H. Pease. Found Wanting. Richmond, VA: Frederick H. Pease, 1968. Contains annotations on forepage referencing an Abernethy speech on pages 210-212. Call Number: E185 P35 1968.

Stephen J. Skubik. Handbook of Humor by Famous Politicians. Washington, DC: Life Underwriters Political Action Committee, 1968. Contains entries for Abernethy on pages 53-53. Call Number: PN6231 P6 S5 1968.

U.S. Congress, House. Brief of Contestants Urging the Vacating of the Contested Seats and the Holding of New Elections. New York: Hecia Press, 1965. Covers the contested election of Abernethy and other members of the Mississippi congressional delegation due to civil rights violations. Call Number: KF4893 B7 1965.

The Vertical/Clippings Collection contains a file on Abernethy; finding aid available: http://purl.oclc.org/umarchives/MUM00459/.

Resources at other Archives

The Webster County Library in Eupora, Mississippi has an Abernethy Room which contains a photograph portrait of the congressman.

The Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress contains an Abernethy transcript in the Oral History Collection of the Association of Former Members of Congress.

The McCain Library and Archives of the University of Southern Mississippi possesses a 160-page transcript of an oral interview with Abernethy by Orley B. Caudill on 24 May 1973.

The Albert & Shirley Small Special Collections Library at the University of Virginia has an oral history with Abernethy conducted by Bruce J. Dierenfield on cassette tape as well as manuscript papers regarding Abernethy among its Bruce J. Dierenfield’s Papers Relating to His Biography of Howard W. Smith.

The Carl Albert Collection at the University of Oklahoma’s Carl Albert Congressional Research & Studies Center contains Abernethy-related documents.

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Separated Material

Original photographs are located in Modern Political Archives Photographs Box 1, Folder 16. Stored in an off-site cold facility, the original photographs require two business days advance notice to acclimate and transfer to Special Collections. Scans of the original photographs are available online at https://clio.lib.olemiss.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/abernethy.

Framed items are located in WW1 and WW2.

Curators removed several publications from the Thomas G. Abernethy Collection. Many of these volumes are now available in the main stacks of the J.D. Williams Library, the Government Documents depository, or the Archives & Special Collections. Please view the list of available Thomas G. Abernethy Collection publications.

The description of one audio reel-to-reel recording is available online at https://clio.lib.olemiss.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/abernethy. Due to copyright, access to the recording itself is restricted to onsite computers in the J.D. Williams Library.

The digitization and preservation of this recording is the result of a project supported in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed on this website do not necessarily represent those of the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

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Arrangement

This collection is arranged in 19 series:

Container List

ACADEMY APPOINTMENTS

Box 35: Academy Applications, 1955-1960

35:1

Alston, Robert Hillman, Navy, 1959

35:2

Allen, Robert, West Point, 1958

35:3

Bauer, William Leo, Air Force, 1959

35:4

Barton, Jimmie Don, Air Force Academy, 1960

35:5

Bean, Charles David, Naval Academy, 1958

35:6

Brannon, John William, Navy, 1958

35:7

Bell, Thomas Mack, West Point, 1959

35:8

Bagwell, Billy M., Air Force Academy, 1957

35:9

Baker, Hugh Anthony, Air Force academy,1959

35:10

Barret, Jr,. John T., Military Academy, 1958

35:11

Battaile, Kenneth P., Naval Academy, 1958

35:12

Biggers, Jr., Roy R., Air Force Academy, 1958

35:13

Bouchillon, Earl, Air Force Academy, 1955-1956

35:14

Bradley, William Douglas, Air Force Academy, 1958

35:15

Bray, Jimmy, Naval Academy, 1958

35:16

Broome, Bobby Stewart, Naval Academy, 1958

35:17

Brown III, James M., West Point, 1959

35:18

Browning, William Marcus, Air Force Academy, 1959

35:19

Bullard, Henry B., Naval Academy, 1951

35:20

Burkitt, Benjamin Franklin, Air Force Academy, 1959

35:21

Caldwell, Everette, West Point Academy, 1952

35:22

Carr, John Thomas., Air Force Academy, 1953

35:23

Champion, James Hoffard, 1956

35:24

Chilcutt, Ben Earnest, Naval Academy, 1957

35:25

Clark, William Gerald, Military Academy, 1957

35:26

Conlee, Jimmy, Airforce Academy, 1959

35:27

Chism, James W., Military Academy, 1956-60

35:28

Cotey, Cavin Odilon, Airforce Academy, 1957

35:29

Cooper, Jr., James Theron, Airforce Academy, 1956

35:30

Covin, Aubrey G., Navy, 1958

35:31

Dallison, William, Airforce Academy, 1958

35:32

Dalton, Jr., Alva S., West Point, 1956

35:33

Dalton, Thomas Edward, 1959

35:34

Dowden, Ted, Airforce Academy, 1955

35:36

Durrett, III, Frank, Naval Academy, 1957

35:37

Edwards, Eddie, Airforce Academy, 1958

35:38

Felker, Danny Neal, Naval Academy, 1955-56

35:39

Forbus, JereKing, Military Academy, 1960

Box 36: Academy Applications, 1955-1961

36:1

Forster, William Hull, Naval Academy 1957

36:2

Freeman, John Howard, Naval Academy, 1957

36:3

Furr, Timothy Allison, Military Academy, 1958

36:4

Gifford, Wayne, Air Force Academy,1958

36:5

Goza, Stuart Walker, Naval Academy, 1957

36:6

Halley, Fred Nicholas, Military Academy, 1956-1960

36:7

Herndon, III, Frank Murrah, Naval Academy, 1959

36:8

Hill, Jon, Air Force Academy, 1959

36:9

Huff, William Eddie, Military Academy, 1959

36:10

Hairston, Jr., William G., Naval Academy, 1956

36:11

Harrison, Edward Riley, Naval Academy, 1956

36:12

Hartness, Donald Franklin, Naval Academy, 1957-1961

36:13

Hendley, Jr., Edward C., Air Force Academy, 1958

36:14

Hill, John Edgar, Military Academy. 1958

36:15

Holley, Tilden S., Air Force Academy, 1955

36:16

Hudson, Thomas W., West Point, 1955

36:17

Huff, Bobbie Joe, West Point, 1958

36:18

Ieard, Jr., Phillips H., West Point, 1959-1960

36:19

Johnson, Larry L., Air Force Academy, 1957

36:20

Jordan, Billy J., Naval Academy, 1956

36:21

Kennedy, Carl W., Air Force Academy, 1958

36:22

Kisner, James M., 1959

36:23

Lawrence, Jr., John Austin, Air Force Academy, 1957

36:24

Long, James L., Air Force Academy, 1956

36:25

McCain, Charles M. Air Force Academy, 1956-1960

36:26

McCord, Bobby Carroll. Air Force Academy, 1957

36:27

Marion, Donald O. Air Force Academy, 1959

36:28

Maxey, Dannie Joe. Air Force Academy, 1958

36:29

Middleton, Robert D. West Point, 1956

36:30

Moffitt, James E., Air Force Academy, 1958

36:31

Myers, Cecil Hale, Jr. Naval Academy, 1957-1961

Box 37: Academy Applications, 1955-1962

37.1

Olive, Kenneth. Naval Academy, 1955

37.2

Otts, Larry. Naval Academy, 1960

37.3

Piram, Joseph A. Military Academy, 1959

37.4

Parks, William T. (Billie). West Point, 1951

37.5

Phillips, Roy E. Naval Academy, 1959

37.6

Pennington, Artie Atwell. Air Force Academy, 1960

37.7

Pittman, Wayne C. Air Force Academy, 1955

37.8

Platt, Richard L. West Point, 1949

37.9

Pressley, J. Larry. Military Academy, 1958

37.10

Powell, Billy J. West Point, 1956

37.11

Rackley, James Victor. Air Force Academy, 1961-1962

37.12

Randle, John Allen, Jr. Air Force Academy, 1959

37.13

Reed, James A., Jr. Air Force Academy, 1958

37.14

Reynolds, Terry Eugene. Air Force Academy, 1960

37.15

Reynolds, William J. Military Academy, 1958

37.16

Rich, Bryan Mills, Jr. Air Force Academy, 1960

37.17

Rutherford, Walker Dean. Air Force Academy, 1957

37.18

Scott, Pat. Naval Academy, 1959

37.19

Sallis, Edwin. Air Force Academy, 1956

37.20

Sanderson, Rex Franklin. Naval Academy, 1958

37.21

Schur, Samuel D. Air Force Academy, 1955

37.22

Scales, Walter, IV. Naval Academy, 1955

37.23

Sisson, Tommy. Annapolis, 1951

37.24

Seawright, Travis E. Naval Academy, 1955

37.25

Sharp, John Berlin, Jr. Naval Academy, 1956-1960

37.26

Senter, Paul Kelly. Air Force Academy, 1958

37.27

Sewell, Gerald. Air Force Academy, 1957

37.28

Simmons, Charles. Air Force Academy, 1955

37.29

Smith, James Walker. Naval Academy, 1952

37.30

Stallings, James O. Naval Academy, 1957

37.31

Sutton, Jimmy. West Point, 1958

37.32

Templeton, Felix Eugene. Naval Academy, 1955-1959

37.33

Tucker, Butler. West Point, 1956

37.34

Turner, Charles. Annapolis, 1955

37.35

Turner, William W., Jr. Naval Academy, 1956

Box 38: Academy Applications, 1955-1960; Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1954

38.1

Thomas, MacAllen. Air Force Academy, 1956

38.2

Tyler, Jan. Naval Academy, 1953

38.3

Vest, Jimmy. Air Force Academy, 1959-1960

38.4

Walden, John Edward. Naval Academy, 1956

38.5

Walden, Mryl, Jr. Air Force Academy, 1956

38.6

Walker, Joe Frank. Air Force Academy, 1959-1960

38.7

Wallace, Jerry David. Naval Academy, 1956

38.8

Wilder, Jimmy. West Point, 1957

38.9

Wilson, Frank. Air Force Academy, 1960

38.10

Worley, Eugene. Air Force Academy, 1956-1957

38.11

Young, Duke Archer. Air Force Academy. 1956-1958

38.12

Roberts, Raymond N. West Point, 1958. (Colored)

Box 129: Service Academies — Appointments, 1963-1972

129.15

Carrothers, William (Air Force)

129.16

Colotta, Ellis (Air Force)

129.17

Harper, Martin L. (Air Force)

129.18

Higginbotham, David (Air Force)

129.19

Fleming, Samuel Ernest, III (West Point)

129.20

Carroll, Darryrl (Air Force)

129.21

McCourt Henry F. (Air Force)

129.22

Pepper, Barry K. (Air Force)

129.23

Read, Richard A. (West Point)

129.24

Sullivan, John (Air Force)

Box 130: Service Academies — Appointments 1963-1972

130.1

Barrentine, Melvin Ward (Navy)

130.2

Boling, Monroe (Navy)

130.3

Butt, Robert A. (Navy)

130.4

Gibbs, Mike R. (Air Force)

130.5

Johnson, Floyd, III (Navy)

130.6

Hardy, Rovert O., II (Navy)

130.7

Jones, Maxwell Lee (Navy)

130.8

Kennedy, Robert Bruns (Navy)

130.9

Middleton, Steven Travis (Navy)

130.10

Rader, Michael Thomas (Navy)

130.11

Carloni, Louis Achille, Jr. (Merchant Marine)

130.12

Johnsen, Bruce G. (Merchant Marine)

130.13

MacEwen, Joseph William (Merchant Marine)

130.14

Burchfield, Daniel L. (Navy)

130.15

Ambrose, Michael R. (Air Force)

130.16

Bader, Walter L., Jr. (Air Force)

130.17

Bewers, Geoffrey Richard (Air Force)

130.18

Bookout, John R. (Air Force)

130.19

Basby, John R. (Navy)

130.20

Canapa, Mark N. (Air Force)

130.21

Canestrari, David (Air Force)

130.22

Carlson, Arthur W. (Air Force)

130.23

Colvin, Ronald (West Point)

130.24

Dacus, John F. (Air Force)

130.25

Elmore, Robert W., Jr. (Air Force)

130.26

Hammers, Alvin Lee (Navy)

130.27

Hartlein, Kenneth (West Point)

130.28

Harty, John, III (Navy)

130.29

Hearne, Stephen Hand (Navy)

130.30

Hester, Guy W., Jr. (West Point)

130.31

Hogue, Stephen (Air Force)

130.32

Hendrix, Lavell, Jr. (West Point)

130.33

Holloway, Ralph L. (Air Force)

130.34

Honsinger, John, Jr. (Air Force)

130.35

Horne, Jim (Air Force)

Box 131: Service Academies — Appointments, 1963-1972

131.1

House, Charles (West Point)

131.2

Hunter, James L. (Navy)

131.3

Jones, William (Air Academy)

131.4

Livingston, Robert Kell (Air Force)

131.5

Lockhart, George Barry (Air Force)

131.6

Lollar, Stewart (Navy)

131.7

Macewen, Thomas V. (Merchant Marine)

131.8

McKellar, Larry (Air Force)

131.9

McMinn, William B. (Air Force)

131.10

Mangum, Kenneth A. (Air Force)

131.11

Marey, Jerry Michael (Navy)

131.12

Mitchell, Harold (Navy)

131.13

Moffett, T.K. (West Point)

131.14

Power, Oliver Kenneth (Navy)

131.15

Parks, Buddy (Air Force)

131.16

Payton, Laster, Jr. (Navy)

131.17

Schepens, William E. (Air Force)

131.18

Shepherd, William Henry (Navy)

131.19

Stinson, David (Navy)

131.20

Thomeson, Dennis N. (Air Force)

131.21

White, Lanny (West Point)

131.22

Whitener, Harley W. (Merchant Marine)

131.23

Harrison, Durward Lamar (Navy)

131.24

Beasley, James M. (West Point)

131.25

Davis, David Kenneth (Navy)

Box 72: Academy Files – 1973

72.19

1973 Academy Appointments

72.20

Williams, Larry C. – Military Academy, 1973

72.21

Ambrose, Marc C. – Air Force Academy, 1973

72.22

Bullard, Steven H. – Naval Academy, 1973

72.23

Burns, Charles Warren, Jr. – Military Academy, 1972

72.24

Calhoun, Larry L. – Naval Academy, 1973

72.25

Dale, David Ellis – Air Force Academy, 1973

72.26

Dowdle, Terence – Air Force, 1973

72.27

Filer, Theodore H., III. – Air Force Academy, 1973

72.28

Higginbotham, John – Naval Academy, 1972

72.29

Lack, James Douglas – Air Force, 1973

72.30

Massey, Patrick Timothy – Air Force, 1973

72.31

Miller, Gerald C., Jr. – Military Academy, 1972

72.32

Mullins, Lawrence E. — Air Force Academy, 1973

72.33

Nash, Warren — Naval Academy, 1973

72.34

Pepper, George Samuel – Naval Academy, 1972

72.35

Runer, Jimmy S. -Military Academy, 1973

72.36

Saunders, James D., Jr. – Air Force, 1973

72.37

Buckley, Joseph Lyle – Air Force Academy, 1972

72.38

Gibbs, Wayne – Military Academy, 1973

72.39

Knox, Wayne T. – Military Academy, 1973

72.40

Parker, Ellis – Naval or Military Academy, 1972

 

AGRICULTURE
	Box 15: Agriculture
		15:21		Foot and Mouth Disease-Agricultural Communications
		15:22		Agricultural Committee-Agricultural Appropriations For 1948 Fiscal Year
	Box 16: Agriculture
		16:1		Marketing Margins and Costs for Farm Products
		16:2		Farm Labor Supply
		16:3		Agriculture Committee 5745 (Eastland) to Amend Cottonseed Census Act
		16:4		Farm Forestry
		16:5		Retention of Minerals — H.R. 583, 1721 and 2358
		16:6		H.R. 1825-to amend section 22
		16:7		Fur Bill
		16:8		5814 — (Wool)
		16:9		Soil Conservation Service
		16:10		H.R. 6692 by Hope of Kansas
		16:11		Proposed Consolidation Agriculture Department Agencies
		16:12		Phosphate Plant at Mobile, Ala., H.R. 6777
		16:13		Agricultural Marketing Agreements Act — (H.R. 1825 to amend)
		16:14		Marketing of Canned Goods, H.R. 452
		16:15		Reciprocal Trade Agreements
		16:16		Agricultural Credit Agency, H.R. 3422
		16:17		Importation of Nuts
		16:18		Commissioner Loans, H.R. 6477
		16:19		Agriculture Research Bill
		16:20		Brannon Farm Bill
		16:21		Family Farm Policy Review
		16:22		Cotton Education Program
		16:23		Farm Credit, 1953
		16:24		Conservation, 1953
		16:25		Agricultural Legislation, General, 1953-54
	Box 17: Agriculture
		17:1		1949 Farm Program
		17:2		Agriculture, General, 1945-1954
		17:3		Agriculture Committee, 1945-1954
	Box 225: Agriculture
		225.23		H.R. 10801– Agriculture Committee — Amend Consolidated Farmers Home Administration Act of 1961
		225.24		Booklet- “Toxaphene…” — by Hercules, Inc
		225.25		Federal Land Banks — Department of Agriculture
		225.26		Foreign Agricultural Service, Department of Agriculture
	Box 32: Cotton
		32:1		Cotton Acreage, Data, File no. 2, 1948-1950
		32:2		Cotton Acreage, Data, 1949
		32:3		Cotton Exchanges, 1949
		32:4		Cottonseed Reports, 1949-1953
		32:5		Cotton, Standard of Parity and Price Support, 1952
		32:6		Cotton Export Limitation, 1950-1953
	Box 33: Cotton
		33:1		Cotton Statistics, 1950
		33:2		Cotton Acreage, Correspondence, 1949-1953
		33:3		Cotton Quotas, File no. 1, 1943-1953
	Box 34: Cotton
		34:1		Long Range Agricultural Policy, 1947-1949
		34:2		Fulmer Bill (Cotton Bagging), Agriculture Committee, 1929-1939
		34:3		Cotton Quotas, File no. 2, 1949
		34:4		Cotton Ceilings, 1951
		34:5		Marketing 1952, Cotton Crop, Memphis and Lubbock Hearings
	Box 85: Agriculture — Cotton
		85.1		Cotton Price Supports through 1947
		85.2		Cottonseed Oil Exports — Agriculture department, 1949
		85.3		Cotton through 1949
		85.4		Cotton Ceilings through 1946
		85.5		Cotton Supports, 1951
		85.6		Cotton, 1952
		85.7		Cotton Parity Bill, 1952
		85.8		Cotton Post War
		85.9		Cotton — 1953
		85.10		Cotton Correspondence, 1953
		85.11		Cottonseed, 1953
		85.12		Questions: Cotton Allotments and Marketing Quotas
	Box 86: Agriculture — Cotton
		86.1		Cotton Statistics (BAE)
		86.2		Cotton, 1954
		86.3		Cotton Correspondence, 1954
	Box 18: Agriculture; Agricultural Committee: Fertilizer and Farm Machinery Subcommittee
		18:1		Timber Access Roads
		18:2		Extension Service Acts, Consolidation of
		18:3		National Land Policy Act — H.R. 6054
		18:4		Cooperative Banks, H.R. 6301
		18:5		Mineral Rights
		18:6		Rural Telephone Loan Program
		18:7		Kilday Bill
		18:8		Missouri River Basin Program
		18:9		Agricultural Commodity Ceilings
		18:10		1952 Fertilizer
		18:11		Fertilizer-Greenville Chemical Company
		18:12		Fertilizer-File No.4, April 1949
	Box 19: Agricultural Committee: Fertilizer and Farm Machinery Subcommittee
		19:1		Fertilizer, 1951
		19:2		Fertilizer Correspondence — File 1
		19:3		Fertilizer Investigation — Federal Trade Commission
		19:4		Fertilizer Situation
	Box 20: Agricultural Committee-Fertilizer and Farm Machinery Subcommittee
		20:1		Fertilizer-Statistical Data, File 2
		20:2		Fertilizer-Statistical Data, File 3
		20:3		Lion Oil News, April 1950
		20:4		Your Future in the Bag
		20:5		Subcommittee on Fertilizer and Farm Machinery, 1949
		20:6		Farm Machinery
	Box 21: Agricultural Committee-Fertilizer and Farm Machinery Subcommittee-Investigation of Farm Machine Situation
		21:1		Subcommittee No. 4, 1951
		21:2		Congressional Record, Vol. 93, No. 159, 8 December 1947
		21:3		Foreign Agricultural Relations
		21:4		George Bill
		21:5		Use of Live Decoys in Taking Ducks, H.R. 2082
		21:6		Fungicide and Rodenticide Act
		21:7		Amend Federal Farm Loan Act, H.R. 2081
		21:8		Agricultural Nutrition Bill, H.R. 785
		21:9		Defining “Agriculture,” H.R. 1097
		21:10		Bureau of Agricultural Economics
		21:11		Pace Bill, H.R. 754
		21:12		Hope Reorganization Bill
		21:13		Additional Funds for Extension Work, H.R. 1690
		21:14		Cooley Bill, H.R. 2239
		21:15		H.R. 538-Authorizing Secretary of Agriculture to Requisition Materials and Equipment for Distribution Through Soil Conservation
		21:16		H.J.216, Remove Limit FSA Can Loan for Purchase of Farms
		21:17		H.R 2501, Disposal of FSA Lands
		21:18		H.R.1972, Development of Public Use Lands, Improvement of Wildlife Habitat, etc
	Box 29: Agriculture Committee
		29:1		Delany Committee, Insecticides and Pesticides, 1950-1953
	Box 30: Agriculture Committee
		30:1		1954 Agriculture Bill, Material Used in Floor Debate
		30:2		Farm Bill, 1954, #1
	Box 31: Agriculture Committee
		31:1		Farm Bill, 1954, File no. 2
		31:2		Cotton
		31:3		Cotton Quotas, 1945-1949
	Box 365: Agriculture Committee 1955-1956
		365.5		Agricultural Surplus and Reclamation, 1955
		365.6		Mississippi – Alabama Milk Problem – Dairy Subcommittee, 1955-1956
		356.7		Research and Extension, 1955
		356.8		H.R. 6851 Experiment Station Funds – Hatch Act, 1955
		356.9		Agriculture Committee – General, 1956
		356.10		Agricultural Program – President’s Order – Crops in Federal Lands, 1956
		356.11		Cotton – Japanese Pulping Mills, 1956
		356.12		Agriculture Committee – General, 1955
	Box 366: Agriculture Committee 1955-1956
		366.1		House Debate on H.R. 12 — Agriculture Act of 1955 — May 3, 4, 5, 1955
		366.2		Cotton Legislation, 1956
			366.2		(1) H.R. 8322
			366.2		(2) H.R. 8658
			366.2		(3) H.R. 8659
			366.2		(4) H.R. 8703
		366.3		Cotton Material, 1956
		366.4		Agricultural Program, 1956
		366.5		Cotton Correspondence, 1956

 

	Box 367: Agriculture Committee 1955-1956
		367.1		Cotton Correspondence, 1955
		367.2		Cotton Correspondence, 1955
		367.3		Agriculture Committee — Soil Bank, 1956
		367.4		Analysis of 1956 Agricultural Act
		367.5		Cotton Material, 1955
	Box 368: Agriculture Committee 1954-1956
		368.1		Farm Bill Material, 1956
		368.2		Agriculture Committee, 1955-56
		368.3		Debate on Agriculture Bill, 1954
		368.4		Loose Paper
	Box 369: Agriculture Committee, 1954-1956
		369.1		Replies to Weekly Letter 1, Re: 1956 Cotton acreage
		369.2		Cotton Exports
		369.3		Cotton Legislation, 1954
		369.4		Crop Reporting Board
		369.5		Cotton Loan Program — P.M.A
		369.6		Coffee Investigation — 1954
		369.7		Federal Crop Insurance Program
		369.8		National Food Stockpile for Emergency Purposes
		369.9		H.R. 5727 — Fire Prevention and Control of Forests
	Box 370: Agriculture Committee, 1953-1956
		370.1		Drainage Bill
		370.2		Fertilizer, 1953-54
		370.3		Farm Credit
		370.4		Farm Labor Hearings
		370.5		Honey
		370.6		Meat Controls
		370.7		Meat Inspection
		370.8		Agricultural Marketing Research Program
		370.9		Mexican Farm Labor Program
		370.10		Peanut Acreage
	Box 371: Agriculture Committee, 1955-1956
		371.1		Price Supports
		371.2		Potash
	Box 372: Agricultural Committee, 1955-1956
		372.1		Rice Quotas
		372.2		Sugar
		372.3		H.R. 7544 (Trimble of Arkansas) — Seed Distribution
		372.4		Tobacco Supports
		372.5		Tung Oil
		372.6		Watershed and Flood Prevention Act
	Box 417: Agricultural Committee, 1957-1958
		417.5		Agriculture Committee — General, 1957
		417.6		Agriculture Program, 1957
		417.7		Farm Program — Questionnaire and Replies, 1957
		417.8		Cotton Correspondence, 1957
		417.9		Dairy Legislation — Agriculture Committee
	Box 418: Agricultural Committee, 1957-1958
		418.1		Cotton Material, 1957
		418.2		Soil Bank, 1957
		418.3		Farm Bill, 1954 — Letter from Paarlberg
		418.4		Dairy Subcommittee-Abernathy Subcommittee, 1955-1957
	Box 419: Agriculture Committee, 1957-1958
		419.1		Agriculture Committee — General, 1958
	Box 65: Agriculture, 1958-1960
		65.1		School Lunch Program, Agriculture
		65.2		Livestock Subcommittee
		65.3		Tobacco
		65.4		Committee on Agriculture — 1955 Small Farmer Hearings in South
	Box 66: Agriculture, 1958-1960
		66.1		Relating to Export Controls on Agricultural Commodities
		66.2		Agriculture Committee — Gasoline, Non-Highway Use
		66.3		Agriculture — Watershed Projects
		66.4		J. Lewis Henderson, H.R. 3222 — Ext. Service
		66.5		Dearing; Gerald L
		66.6		Drought Legislation
		66.7		Humane Slaughter
		66.8		H.R. 8322 — Encouraged Sale of Cotton for Export
		66.9		H.R. 4833 — To amend U.S. Cotton Standards act
		66.10		Committee Assignments
		66.11		Agriculture Committee — General, 1960
		66.12		Agriculture Material
	Box 67: Agriculture, 1958-1960
		67.1		Farm Bill by Mr. Poage, 1960
		67.2		Farm Labor
		67.3		Farmers Home Administration Bill, H.R. 11761
		67.3		Commission on Country Life, H.R. 13504
		67.4		Agriculture Situation
		67.5		Corn
		67.6		Cotton Subcommittee
		67.7		Cotton, 1960
		67.8		Cotton, 1959
	Box 68: Agriculture, 1958-1960
		68.1		Cotton Material, 1958
		68.2		Omnibus Farm Bill, 1958
	Box 69: Agriculture, 1958-1960
		69.1		Public Law 480
		69.2		Cotton — Sale of P.L. 480 Cotton to Spain
		69.3		H.R. 7740 — preserve acreage history and reallocate unused cotton acreage allotments
		69.4		Soil Bank, 1958
		69.5		Soil Bank Material
		69.6		Surplus Commodities — Agriculture
		69.7		Dairy Subcommittee, 1959
	Box 64: Agriculture
		64.2		Retire Files — Agriculture, 1959-1960
		64.3		Dairy Subcommittee, 1958
		64.4		Agricultural Committee — H.R. 7391 (Dairy Group)
		64.5		Dairy Subcommittee, H.R. 2508 — Amend Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act
		64.6		Poultry and Egg Subcommittee
		64.7		H.R. 6436 — Research and Extension, Pesticides
		64.8		Brucellosis Program
		64.9		Wheat Subcommittee
		64.10		Sugar Legislation
		64.11		Honey Legislation
	Box 269: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		269.3		Farm Program, 1962 – Correspondence
		269.4		Picker Lap Cotton, 1960-1961
		269.5		Cotton Correspondence, 1960-1962
	Box 270: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		270.1		Poultry Correspondence, 1960-1962
		270.2		Cotton Acreage, 1960-1962
		270.3		1962 Farm Program — Material
		270.4		Farm Program 1961 — Bills & Legislative Material
		270.5		1961 Farm Program — Administration Proposals
		270.6		Farm Program 1961 — Correspondence

 

	Box 271: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		271.1		Farm Program 1961 — Correspondence (June – July)
		271.2		Farm Program 1961 — Correspondence (February – May)
		271.3		Equipment, Supplies, & Manpower Subcommittee — Cotton, 1961
		271.4		Cotton — Bills & Legislative Material, 1961
		271.5		Sugar — Bills & Legislative Material, 1961
		271.6		General Material, 1961-1962
		271.7		General Correspondence, 1961-1962
	Box 272: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		272.1		Sugar, Correspondence 1961-1962
		272.2		Public Law 480 – (Proposal Changes), 1961-1962
	Box 286: Agriculture Committee, 1961-1969
		286.9		General, 1966-1969
		286.10		Renewal Agricultural Act of 1965-1968
		286.11		Honey Promotion & Research Act, 1968-1969
		286.12		Rice Acreage Allotments, 1967-1969
	Box 287: Agriculture Committee, 1961-1969
		287.1		H.R. 11788 — Amend Commodity Exchange act
		287.2		H.R. 12322 — Cotton Bill — Abernethy
		287.3		Resnick Hearing on Farm Bureau
		287.4		Cotton Acreage for Soybeans
		287.5		S. 902 — Use of Agricultural Land in Expanding Urban areas
		287.6		Farm Credit Act, 1968
		287.7		Milk Price Support
		287.8		1967 Cotton
		287.9		Sugar Quotas, South Africa
		287.10		Soybeans — 1969
		287.11		Purchase of Cottonseed Oil from Russia
		287.12		Subcommittee on Forests
		287.13		National Timber Supply Act — Forest Subcommittee
		287.14		Agriculture Producers Marketing Act of 1967
		287.15		Livestock & Feed Grain Subcommittee
		287.16		Poultry Subcommittee
	Box 288: Agriculture Committee, 1961-1969
		288.1		Dairy Legislation
		288.2		Cotton Seed Price Support
		288.3		Poultry Inspection Bill, 1968
		288.4		Subcommittee on Department Oversight
		288.5		Poultry Legislation
		288.6		Subcommittee: Research & Extension
		288.7		Dairy Subcommittee
	Box 326: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		326.1		H.R. 1400 — REA Re-Finance Bill, 1966-1967
		326.2		Sugar, 1965-1966
		326.3		Revolving Fund Proposal — Soil Conservation, 1965
		326.4		Mr. Abernethy’s Comments on Farm Bill, 1965
		326.5		Wheat Legislation, 1965
		326.6		Wool Act of 1965
	Box 327: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		327.1		Agriculture Bill, Feed Grain, Wheat, Rice, & Wool, 1905
		327.2		H.R. 12322 — Cotton Check off Bill, 1966
		327.3		Micronaire — Cotton Subcommittee, 1966
		327.4		1967 REA Bill
		327.5		Community Development District Act, 1966
		327.6		Public Law 480, 1964-1968
	Box 328: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		328.1		H.R. 7381 — Repeal Naval Stores Act, 1966
		328.2		Packers & Stockyards Act, 1967
		328.3		Animal Research Bill, 1966
		328.4		Export Controls on Hides, 1966
		328.5		Poultry Inspection Act, 1957
		328.6		Child Nutrition Act, 1966
		328.7		Cotton — 1966
		328.8		Food for Freedom, 1966
		328.9		Legislative Reorganization Act — 1967
		328.10		Bunge Corporation — Jerry Sayre’s Conversation with Mr. Abernethy
		328.11		Cotton Warehouse Industry, 1967 — Cotton Subcommittee
	Box 329: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		329.1		REA Finance Bill — Correspondence, 1966-1967
		329.2		REA Financing, 1966 –1967
	Box 333: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		333.7		Tobacco, 1961-1962
		333.8		Cotton, Correspondence — 1962
		333.9		Correspondence on Feed Grain Bill, 1961-1962
		333.10		Feed Grain Bill, 1961-1962

 

	Box 334: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		334.1		Bee Industry (H.R. 8050), 1962
		334.2		Cotton, Material, 1962
		334.3		H.R. 11725 Abernethy Bill to Amend & Extend Provisions of Sugar Act of 1948, 1968
		334.4		Explanation of Sugar Legislature Proposal, 1 April 1962
		334.5		1963 Cotton Correspondence
		334.6		1963 Farm Program
		334.7		Cotton Investigation Trip to Carolinas, January 1963
		334.8		Bill Proposing An Additional Assistant Sec. of agriculture, 1963
		334.9		Cropland Conversion Program, 1963
		334.10		Consolidation of ASC & Soil Conservation Service, 1963
		334.11		Conservation Reserve Program, 1963
		334.12		HR 3109 — Agricultural Land Development for Alaska, 1963
		334.13		Cotton Statistics — 1963
	Box 335: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		335.1		General, 1963-1965
		335.2		Pork Producers, 1963
		335.3		Sugar, 1963-1964
		335.4		Agricultural Farm Program, 1964
		335.5		Sugar Act, 1964
		335.6		Cotton — Bills & Material, 1963
		335.7		Feed Grain Legislation, 1963-1966
		335.8		Beef Imports, 1964
	Box 336: Agriculture Committee, 1960-1969
		336.1		Cotton, 1964
		336.2		Cotton, 1965
		336.3		Cotton — Blended Samples of Synthetic & Cotton Fibers, 1963
		336.4		Cotton & Farm Bill — 1965 (Material used on Floor of House in debate), 1965
	Box 412: Agriculture
		412.2		C.C.C. — Department of Agriculture — Cotton Compresses, 1963
	Box 254: Agriculture Programs, 1962-1965
		254.1		Agriculture Marketing Service, Commodities Exchange
		254.2		Rural Development County Program — Tishomingo County — FHA
		254.3		Alcorn County Community Development Council
		254.4		Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
		254.5		Boyce B. Yarbrough — ASCS
	Box 226: Agriculture, 1965-1972
		226.1		Department of Agriculture — General
		226.2		National Rice Industry Advisory Committee
		226.3		Grain Market News Service at Cleveland
		226.4		Statistical Reporting Service
		226.5		ASGS — General, 1967
	Box 227: Agriculture, 1965-1972
		227.1		Department of Agriculture — ASCS Rice Acreage Increase
		227.2		Rural Environment Assistance Program — Department of agriculture
		227.3		ACP Program, 1970 — changed to REAP in 1971
		227.4		Central Mississippi Resource Conservation & Development District
		227.5		Commodity Stabilization Service
		227.6		Cotton Diversion Payments — Sixteenth Section Land
		227.7		ASCS — Jackson Office, Department of agriculture
		227.8		Commodity Credit Corporation
		227.9		Cotton Warehouse Storage
		227.10		National Farm Loan Association
		227.11		Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
		227.12		Agriculture Research Service
		227.13		Agriculture Experiment Station
	Box 228: Agriculture 1965-1972
		228.1		Fire Ant Control — Agriculture Research Service — Mirex
	Box 186: Agriculture Files 1968-1972
		186.17		Continued Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-1972
			186.17		Federal Register (2 copies), 28 October 1972
			186.17		Committee on Agriculture — General
	Box 187: Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-72
		187.1		Agriculture Breakfast. . . Discussing Cotton
		187.2		Animal Welfare Act of 1970
		187.3		Reorganization of Department of agriculture
		187.4		National Confectioners Association Speech
		187.5		Subcommittee — Conservation & Credit
		187.6		Subcommittee — Cotton
		187.7		Subcommittee — Dairy & Poultry
		187.8		Subcommittee — Departmental Operations
		187.9		Subcommittee — Family Farms & Rural Development
		187.10		Subcommittee — Forests
		187.11		Subcommittee — Domestic Marketing & Consumer Relations
		187.12		Subcommittee — Livestock & Grains
		187.13		Subcommittee — Oilseeds & Rice
		187.14		Subcommittee — Tobacco
		187.15		Rural Telephone Bill
		187.16		Food Stamp Renewal, 1967 & 1970 & 1965-1966
	Box 188: Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-72
		188.1		Food Stamp Renewal, 1968-1969
		188.2		Meat & Inspection
		188.3		Food Stamp Renewal, 1963-1964
		188.4		Plant Variety Protection Act
		188.5		Soil Conservation & Domestic Allotment Act, as amended
		188.6		H. R. 6443- Milk Parity, 1971-1972
		188.7		Rice Program
		188.8		1972 Rice Program
		188.9		Long Grain Rice — Department of Agriculture — General
		188.10		1972 Farm Program
		188.11		National Agricultural Marketing & Bargaining Act Of 1971
	Box 239: Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-1972
		239.2		Farm Credit Bill
	Box 240: Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-1972
		240.1		Potato Processing Legislation (H.R. 11175 & S.2672)
		240.2		Rural Community Development Revenue Sharing act
		240.3		Pesticides
		240.4		Grain Reserve Bill (H. R. 1163)
		240.5		Beekeeper Indemnification Bill
		240.6		Typescript — “annual report for 1971 on agricultural Export activities . . . Public Law 480”
		240.7		Congressional Record — “farm payments”
		240.8		Cotton — Correspondence Relating to 1972 Program
	Box 241: Watershed Projects – Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-1972
		241.1		1971 Cotton
		241.2		Cotton — Net Weight Trading
		241.3		1970 Cotton Legislation — Joe Parker Incident
		241.4		National Cotton Council
		241.5		H. R. 15593 — to provide adequate supply of upland Cotton .
		241.6		Cottonseed Price Support – 1971
		241.7		H. R. 11683 — Cotton Subcommittee
		241.8		Water Treatment & Distribution System
		241.9		Watershed Protection & Flood Prevention act
		241.10		Boque Fale Creek Watershed Project — Soil Conservation Service
		241.11		Luxapalila Watershed Project
		241.12		Trim Cane — Sun Creeks Watershed
		241.13		Deer Creek Watershed — Department of agriculture
		241.14		Chiwapa Creek Watershed Project — Department of agriculture
		241.15		Dry Creek Watershed Project — Agriculture Committee
		241.16		Booklet — “Watershed Work Plan Town Creek Watershed . . . February 1963” (2 copies)
		241.17		Long Creek Watershed Project — Agriculture Committee
	Box 242: Watershed Projects – Agriculture Committee Files, 1968-1972
		242.1		Mound Bayou Watershed — Agriculture Committee
		242.2		Yazoo River Watershed Project — Agriculture Committee
		242.3		Watershed Project — Bear Creek Watershed
		242.4		Agriculture Committee — California Trip — 1971
		242.5		Subcommittee — Public Works, Conservation & Watershed Development- Trip to Greenville, October 1971
	Box 276: Agriculture Committee, 1969-1971
		276.9		1971 Farm Program
		276.10		Farm Bill, 1970
		276.11		Farm Bill Debate, 1970
	Box 277: Agriculture Committee, 1969-1971
		277.1		Farm Bill Correspondence, 1970
		277.2		Farm Bill Correspondence, 1969
	Box 278: Agriculture Committee, 1969-1971
		278.1		Farm Bill Correspondence, 1969
		278.2		1971 Sugar Bill
		278.3		Statement by Abernethy for National Confectioners Magazine, 1972
	Box 279: Agriculture Committee, 1969-1971
		279.1		Sugar — Agriculture Committee, 1966-1970
		279.2		Cotton Legislation, 1970
		279.3		Cotton, 1971

 

CIVIL RIGHTS
	Box 245: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		245.1		Civil Rights – Gossell Report
		245.2		Civil Rights – Isreal Cohen
	Box 246: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		246.1		D.C. Stadium Riots — Civil Rights
		246.2		Civil Rights, 1957
		246.3		Association of Citizens’ Council of Mississippi
		246.4		Pamphlet: “Civil Rights U.S.A./Housing in Washington, D.C., U.S. Civil Rights, 1958-1959
		246. 5		Legislation, 1960
		246.6		Pamphlet: “7 Steps to Political Freedom, A Political Primer,” by NAACP
		246.7		Civil Rights Material
		246.8		Ku Klux Klan Investigation, Un-American Activities Committee
		246.9		Little Rock, Arkansas — Civil Rights
	Box 247: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		247.1		Civil Rights Material
		247.2		Little Rock — Cost of troops
		247.3		Statement of Joe T. Patterson Before Civil Rights Subcommittee — 1959
		247.4		American Veterans Committee
		247.5		Anti-Defamation League of B’Nai Brith
		247.6		Civil Rights Legislation, 1953
		247.7		Segregation — Mr. Hodding Carter
		247.8		Civil Rights
	Box 248: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		248.1		Civil Rights Newsletter, 1964 — Pamphlet
		248.2		Union Leader reprint — “Mississippi Is Right”
		248.3		Jackson Advocate; Emancipation Proclamation Centennial Edition Special — 11 November 1963
	Box 309: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		309.1		Civil Rights Correspondence
		309.2		Washington Riots
		309.3		Civil Rights, 1968
		309.4		Israel Cohen, 1968
		309.5		Poor Peoples March
		309.6		President’s Civil Disorders Commission, 1968
		309.7		Donald L. Jackson
		309.8		Civil Rights Speeches, 1966
	Box 310: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		310.1		Civil Rights, 1964
		310.2		West Point Civil Rights – Reuss ( Newspaper Clippings)
		310.3		Reuss Speech in the House
		310.4		Civil Rights Bill & Report, 1964
	Box 311: Civil Rights, 1943-1969
		311.1		West Point Incident, 1965-1966
		311.2		Civil Rights Correspondence, 1964
		311.3		Meredith, James
		311.4		Civil Rights — Resnick, 1966
		311.5		Integration in Mississippi Schools, 1965
		311.6		Moynihan Report — “The American Negro”
		311.7		Civil Rights Commission, 1964-1969
		311.8		Citizens’ Council, 1964-1967
			311.8		(1) Pamphlets
			311.8		(2) Letters
			311.8		Civil Rights — Freedom Riders, 1961
			311.8		Anti-Lynch, 1946-1956
	Box 312: Civil Rights
		312.1		Civil Rights, 1961-1964
	Box 138: Civil Rights
		138.20		Citizens Council, 1971
	Box 135: Civil Rights
		135.55		Ku Klux Klan (copy of Robert M. Shelton letter to President Nixon, 29 January 1969)
	Box 273: Miscellaneous
		273.1		Segregation
		273.2		Civil Rights Material
		273.3		Civil Rights Legislation
	Box 303: Miscellaneous
		303.7		States Rights

CONSTITUENT FILES
	Box 53: Retired Positions, A-O, 1943-1960
		53.3		Retired Files, Positions, A-O, 1943-1960
		53.4		AB-AD, AF-AY, Joseph W. Barksdale, (colored) — Civil Service Employment, BA-BE, BI-BO, BR-BY, Columbus Air Force base, Employment
	Box 54: Retired Positions, A-O, 1943-1960
		54.1		CA-CH, CL-CO, CR-CY, 1954 Agricultural Census, DA-DE, DI-DU
		54.2		FA-FI, Farmer’s Home Administration
	Box 55: Retired Files, Positions, A-O, 1943-1960
		55.1		FL-FU; GA; GE-GU; HA; HE; HI-HU; I; JA-JI; JO-JU; K; LA-LE;
			55.1		LI-LU; MA-MI; MO-MY
	Box 56: Retired Files, Positions, A-O, 1943-1960
		56.1		Meridian Naval Air Base — employment
		56.2		Machine Products Company & Prairie, 1941-1959
		56.3		Mc; N, (signed letter of Theo G. Bilbo, 4 September 1941); O; Overseas Employment, 1954-1960
		56.4		Pardue, Ann Clement, 1944-1952
		56.5		PA-PI; PO-PU; Q; RA-RI; RO-RY; Summer Employment, 1958-1960
	Box 57: Retired Claims, Positions, P-2, 1943-1960
		57.1		SA-SC; SE-SP; ST-SU; TVA Employment; T; U; V; WA-WH; WI; WO-WY; Y; Z
	Box 81: Constituent Files, ca. 1943-1954
		81.1		Applications — A
		81.2		Applications — B
		81.3		Brannon, Otis
		81.4		Applications — C
		81.5		Applications — Cotton Census Reporters
		81.6		Cotton Census Reporters — Attala County Cotton Reporter
		81.7		Cotton Census Reporter — Carroll County
		81.8		Cotton Census Reporter — Grenada County
		81.9		Cotton Census Reporter — Pontotoc County
		81.10		Cotton Census Reporter — Montgomery County
		81.11		Cotton Census Reporter — Webster County
		81.12		Census — Positions
		81.13		Camp McCain — Applications
		81.14		Applications — D
		81.15		Applications — E
		81.16		Applications — F
		81.17		Farmers Home Administration — Old District
		81.18		Positions — Federal Trade Commission
		81.19		Applications — G
		81.20		Applications — Gulf Ordnance Plant
		81.21		Positions — Grenada Dam — G
	Box 82: Constituent Files, ca. 1943-1954
		82.1		Grenada Housing Project — Applications for Jobs
		82.2		Applications — H
		82.3		Applications — I
		82.4		Applications — J
		82.5		Applications — K
		82.6		Applications — L
		82.7		Applications — M
		82.8		Camp McCain — Positions
		82.9		McGaughy, James W
		82.10		Applications — N
		82.11		Applications — O
		82.12		Applications — Natchez Trace Land Use Project
		82.13		Applications — P
		82.14		Office of Price Stabilization — Employment
		82.15		Applications — Q
		82.16		Applications — R
		82.17		Applications — S
		82.18		Supreme Court — Messenger Job
		82.19		Applications — T
		82.20		Applications — U
		82.21		Applications — V
		82.22		Applications — W
		82.23		Applications — X, Y
		82.24		Applications — Z
		82.25		United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation administration
		82.26		General A, Old District
		82.27		Bilbo, Theo G. (Eulogy)
		82.28		Booker, Idella Walker — General
	Box 83: Constituent Files, ca. 1943-1954
		83.1		General C, Old District
		83.2		General D, Old District
		83.3		General E, Old District
		83.4		General F, Old District
		83.5		General G, Old District
		83.6		General H, Old District
		83.7		Hill, John M., Jr. — General
		83.8		Locke, Edward A. — Matter
		83.9		General M, Old District
		83.10		McCain, Admiral John Sidney
		83.11		General M, Old District
		83.12		Okolona War Bond Drives
	Box 84: Constituent Files, ca. 1943-1954
		84.1		General J, Old District
		84.2		General P, Q
		84.3		Phillips, George — General
		84.4		General S, Old District
		84.5		Phyter, Mrs. Mariele Sanford
		84.6		Trusty, R.C. — General
		84.7		General U — Old District
		84.8		General W — Old District
		84.9		General Y, Z Old District
		84.10		Congressional Record List (Old District)
		84.11		Answers to Form Letters
		84.12		Friend Letters
		84.13		Thank You Letter (General)
		84.14		Absentee Voting
		84.15		American Heritage Foundation — General
	Box 51: Patronage
		51.4		Subject, Patronage, 1944-1957
	Box 131: Patronage Employment, 1965-1972
		131.26		Wall, Randall Bernard (Page Application)
		131.27		Pending Page Applications
		131.28		Patronage — General
		131.29		Summer Employment — Post Office Department
		131.30		Sander, George E. Post Office Patronage
		131.31		Latimer, Ellis, III — Patronage, 1966
		131.32		Hill, Coy Allen — Patronage, 1966
	Box 132: Patronage Employment, 1965-1972
		132.1		Bramlitt, David — Patronage General
		132.2		Patronage — Thad Buck — Post Office
		132.3		Page Patronage
		132.4		Page Patronage Material
		132.5		Clark, James Robert, 1972
		132.6		Sullivan, Dan, 1972
		132.7		Johns, Mike, 1972
		132.8		De Moville, Larkin, Ed, 1972
		132.9		Capps, Charles, W., III, 1972
		132.10		Moore, Jerry Sheffield, 1972
		132.11		Hawkins, John, 1972
		132.12		Upshaw, Steven, 1972
		132.13		Sibley, John D., Jr., 1972
		132.14		Loftis, Terry Neil, 1972
		132.15		Anderson, Robert D., 1972
		132.16		Hawkins, James Charles, 1971
		132.17		Purcell, James D., 1971
		132.18		Eubanks, Kenneth E, 1971
		132.19		Evans, Tom Hugh, 1971
		132.20		Fullilove, James W., Jr., 1971
		132.21		Jones, Kenneth Landon, 1971
		132.22		Nance, Mike, 1971
		132.23		Hill, Ronnie DeVan, 1971
		132.24		Thomas, William Preston, 1971
		132.25		Hillen, Walter Reed, 1971
		132.26		Mullins, Lawrence Edward, 1971
		132.27		Butler, Joel Alan, 1971
		132.28		Guest, Ronny, 1971
		132.29		Crenshaw, Edward Earl, 1970
		132.30		Walker, Mike, 1970
		132.31		Richardson, Carl M., 1970
		132.32		Beattie, Henry, 1970
		132.33		Carlisle, William T., 1970
		132.34		Coleman, William Jackson, 1970
		132.35		Wolford, Walter, 1970
		132.36		Gregory, Robert, 1970
		132.37		Tankersly, John, 1970
		132.38		Don Wylie, son of
		132.29		Owen, Frank, 1970
		132.30		Furtick, Reginald, 1970
		132.31		Cooper, Robert S., 1970
		132.32		Miskelly, Howard, 1970
		132.33		Westbrook, Tommy, 1970
		132.34		Young, Ned, 1970
		132.35		Paradice, Samuel, 1970
		132.36		Jackson, Chatwin, M., 1969
		132.37		Hutchinson, John, 1969
		132.38		Montgomery, William Frank, 1969
		132.39		McDowell, Lonnie, 1969
		132.40		Mathis, James L., 1969
		132.41		Cook, Thomas, D. — Page for August
		132.42		Gary, Jerry — Page — July
		132.43		Wilemon, Billy B., Jr., 1969
		132.44		Thomas, Mitchell, Jr., 1968
		132.45		Prewitt, Ronald Joe — Page, April
		132.46		Randall, James Bennett, 1969
		132.47		Burke, Hiram Lee Roberts, 1969
		132.48		Burgin, William G., III, 1968
		132.49		Boyce, Richard, 1968
		132.50		Buck, Thad, 1968
		132.51		McGough, Bill, 1968
		132.52		Gleason, Scott Micheal, 1968

 

Box 133: Patronage Employment, 1965-1972
		133.1		Stallings, Lon & Don, 1968
		133.2		Chisholm, W.C., Jr., 1968
		133.3		Neal, Henry Lee, 1968
		133.4		Heath, Charles, 1968
		133.5		Welford, William Edwards, 1968
		133.6		Yates, William H., Jr., 1968
		133.7		Fleming, Victor, 1967
		133.8		Thomas, Allen, Jr., 1967
		133.9		Johnson, Oren Van (Buddy), Jr., 1967
		133.10		Treadway, Charles, 1967
		133.11		Austin, Thomas, 1967
		133.12		Montjoy, William, W., 1967
		133.13		Levingston, Steven, 1967
		133.14		Wigginton, Randall, 1967
		133.15		Oliver, William O., Jr., 1967
		133.16		Van Every, Eugene, 1967
		133.17		Nowell, William, R., 1967
		133.18		Brasington, Leigh, 1967
		133.19		White, Robert, 1966
		133.20		Haik, Charles William, 1966
		133.21		Boggan, Charlie, 1966
		133.22		Landrum, Ronald Pryor, 1966
		133.23		Alford, Edward (Bubba), 1966
		133.24		Livingston, Robert Kell (Bob), 1966
		133.25		Caldwell, Bill, 1966
		133.26		Tuck, Al, 1966
		133.27		Reifers, John, 1966
		133.28		Pounds, Stan, 1966
		133.29		McWilliams, Clay
		133.30		Haney, John Lee, 1965
		133.31		Hull, John David, 1965
		133.32		Castiglia, James V., Jr., 1965
		133.33		Anderson, Robert, 1965
		133.34		Clark, David, 1 May 1965
		133.35		Borden, Lee Hansell, 1 April — 1 May 1965
		133.36		Dexter, Stanley, 1 January 1965
		133.37		Tumlinson, David, 1964
		133.38		Weaver, Russell, 1964
		133.39		Foshee, Roger, 1963
		133.40		Wade, Hayes Lamar, 1963
		133.41		Hill, David, 1963
		133.42		Martin, Jerry, 1963
		133.43		Stevens, Kent, 1963
		133.44		Miller, Michael, 1963
		133.45		Stevens, Larry, 1963
		133.46		Wright, David, 1963
		133.47		Perry, Donarld, 1963
		133.48		Jolly, Hank, 1962
		133.49		Dobbs, Carter, 1962
		133.50		Pugh, Allen Wayne, 1962
		133.51		Stewart, Billy, 1963
		133.52		Moore, Louis, 1963
		133.53		McCain, Jim, 1962
		133.54		Roberson, Calvin, 1962
		133.55		White, Donald, 1962
		133.56		Mullens, David, 1962
		133.57		Corhern, George, 1962
		133.58		Morrison, Lee, 1962
	Box 134: Patronage Employment, 1965-1972
		134.1		Childress, Bobby, 1961
		134.2		Miller, John, 1961
		134.3		Adams, Chet, 1961
		134.4		Dawson, Billy, 1961
		134.5		Glenn, Bobby, 1961
		134.6		Lauderdale, Kenneth, 1961
		134.7		Cook, Billy, 1961
		134.8		Burnett, David, 1961
		134.9		Arnett, Alton, 1960
		134.10		Farned, Jimmy, 1960
		134.11		Crocker, Jon, 1960
		134.12		Massey, Mitch, 1960
		134.13		Williams, Van, 1960
		134.14		Echols, John, 1960
		134.15		Gordon, Jules, 1960
		134.16		Abernethy, James, 27 June 1961
		134.17		Avent, Rob, 25 January 1963
		134.18		Bolen, Gary, 10 February 1962
		134.19		Brunt, Rex, 29 March 1962
		134.20		Byrd, Charles, 21 November 1959
		134.21		Clifton, Wayland, 21 March 1957
		134.22		Cummings, Billy, 17 February 1958
		134.23		Davidson, Glen, 10 January 1957
		134.24		Davis, Hull, 24 June 1963
		134.25		Forster, Michael, 2 September 1958
		134.26		Hammer, Johnny, 14 March 1962
		134.27		Hays, Bob, 30 November 1961
		134.28		Hines, Billy, 22 April 1963
		134.29		Jones, Tommy, 19 January 1954
		134.30		Kearn, Jack, III, 21 October 1958
		134.31		Kellogg, Bucky, 7 June 1962
		134.32		Lamberson, Kenneth, 26 October 1960
		134.33		Langston, Robert, 10 January 1964
		134.34		Lee, William, 10 February 1961
		134.35		Martin, Jackie, 10 May 1963
		134.36		Martin, James, 5 January 1960
		134.37		Massengill, David, 9 March 1960
		134.38		May, Mike, 2 November 1961
		134.39		Morris, William, 21 September 1959
		134.40		Owens, Jerry, 22 December 1955
		134.41		Patton, Tommy, 1 May 1963
		134.42		Putt, Larry, 4 December 1959
		134.43		Reed, James, 7 January 1959
		134.44		Repolgle, David, 9 April 1960
		134.45		Roberts, Jimmy, 7 March 1958
		134.46		Ross, Mickey, 3 November 1958
		134.47		Spight, Bill, 31 December 1958
		134.48		Thames, John, Jr., 13 December 1957
		134.49		Tine, John, 19 March 1958
		134.50		Turner, Ronald, 30 August 1962
		134.51		Van Every, Kelsey, 1 February 1964
		134.52		Walker, Carroll, 20 April 1962
		134.53		Wallace, Toby, 30 March 1963
		134.54		Webb, David, 18 January 1964
	Box 197: Employment A-Mc, 1962-1972
		197.7		Employment A- Mc, 1962-1972
			197.7		AB-CY
			197.7		Columbus Air Force Base — Employment
			197.7		Employment — Department of Commerce
			197.7		Civil Service Summer Employment
			197.7		Capital Hill Employment
			197.7		DA- DU
	Box 198: Employment A- Mc, 1962-72
		198.1		Dept. of Defense — Employment
		198.2		E-Fu
		198.3		Farmers Home Administration — Employment
		198.4		GA-K
		198.5		Kitchel, Robert S. Jr. (Employment)
		198.6		LA-Lu
		198.7		Legal Positions in Federal Service
		198.8		MO-MY
	Box 199: Employment A-Mc, 1962-72
		199.1		MA-MI
		199.2		Missile Testing Site
		199.3		Meridian Naval Air Base
		199.4		Mc
		199.5		Employment N-Z, 1962-1972
			199.5		N-O
			199.5		National Park Service Summer Employment — 1970
			199.5		Summer Employment Material — National Park Service
			199.5		Summer Employment — National Park Service, 1971-1973 & 1969 & 1966-67
			199.5		Northrup Services, Inc.– Employment
			199.5		Natchez Trace Parkway — Employment
	Box 200: Employment N-Z, 1962-72
		200.1		Overseas Employment
		200.2		Overseas Dependents Schools
		200.3		PA-PU
		200.4		Post Office Summer Employment
		200.5		Q-SU
		200.6		Department of State Summer Employment
		200.7		State Employment
		200.8		Summer Employment
	Box 201: Employment N-Z, 1962-72
		201.1		T-U
		201.2		Employment — Dept. Transportation
		201.3		TVA Employment
		201.4		Employment — Tupelo Federal Building
		201.5		Treasury Enforcement Agent
		201.6		U.S. Marshals
		201.7		V-Z
	Box 291: Retired Files, 1966-1969
		291.2		Bryan Brothers Water Treatment Facility — Federal Water Pollution Control Administration — Department of Interior
		291.3		National & International Issues, 1964-1965
		291.4		Oil Import Administration
		291.5		Coast Guard
		291.6		Washington National Symphony
		291.7		Miscellaneous Publications – General
	Box 292: Retired Files, 1966-1969
		292.1		Federal Aviation Agency
		292.2		Referrals
		292.3		Visitors
	Box 387: Congressional Record, 1943-1956
		387.2		Congressional Directory, 1949-1958
		387.3		Congressional Record, 1953
	Box 388: Library of Congress, etc., 1943-1956
		388.1		Library of Congress, 1953
	Box 434: Requests 1951-1960
		434.11		Congressional Directory, 1956-1960
		434.12		Calendars, 1957-1959
		434.13		The Capitol, In Story and Pictures, 1956-1960
		434.14		Maps, 1951-1959
		434.15		Yearbook Requests, 1960
		434.16		Miscellaneous Government Publications
	Box 407: Requests, 1961-1962
		407.1		Flags, 1961
		407.2		Congressional Directory, 1961-1962
		407.3		Requests for Congressional Directory, 1961-1962
		407.4		Requests for Information on Mississippi, 1961-1962
		407.5		Mc, 1961-1962
		407.6		M, 1961-1962
		407.7		N, 1961-1962
		407.8		O, 1962
		407.9		P-S, 1961-1962
		407.10		Referrals, 1961
		407.11		T-V, 1961-1962
		407.12		Visitors, 1961-1962
		407.13		School Groups Visiting Washington, 1962
		407.14		W-Z, 1961-1962
		407.15		Farmers’ Bulletins-Publications, 1961-1962
		407.16		1962 Yearbook Requests
	Box 408: Requests 1961-1962
		408.1		Requests for Agricultural Yearbooks
		408.2		1961 Yearbook Requests
		408.3		Miscellaneous Government Publication, 1960-1962
		411:		Requests
		411.6		Request for Agricultural Yearbooks, 1962-1964
	Box 254: Publications Requests
		254.6		Request for Agriculture Yearbooks, 1966, 1965
	Box 255: Publications Request, 1962-1965
		255.1		Request for Agriculture Yearbook, 1963-1965
		255.2		Farmers Bulletins Publications
		255.3		Food Stamp Plan Form Letters
	Box 256: Publications Request, 1962-1965
		256.1		Miscellaneous Government Publications, 1962-1965
	Box 314: Mississippi Publication Requests – Department of Army
		314.1		1968 Congressional Directory Requests
		314.2		Requests for 1967 Congressional Directories
		314.3		Request for 1965-1966 Congressional Directories
		314.4		Request for 1964 Congressional Directories
		314.5		Request for 1963 Congressional Directories
		314.6		Cook, Coggin, Kelly & Cook — General, 1963
		314.7		Library of Congress, 1962-1967
		314.8		Department of Navy — General, 1968
	Box 315: Mississippi Publications Requests – Department of Army
		315.1		Farmers Bulletin, 1968-1969
			315.1		(1) Pamphlets
		315.2		Miscellaneous Government Publication, 1966-1968
		315.3		Yearbook Requests – Department of Agriculture, 1967-1968
		315.4		Social Security Case file, 1968
	Box 399: Publication Requests
		399.1		Farmers Bulletins, 1959-60
		399.2		United States Code, 1960
		399.3		Prayer Room Folders, 1956
		399.4		History of House of Representatives, 1955
		399.5		Requests for Information on Mississippi, 1960
	Box 52: Visitors
		52.1		Visitors, 1953-1957

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FILES
	Box 373: District of Columbia
		373.1		District Delegate – District of Columbia Committee, 1953
		373.2		Colloday Home Rule Bill – District of Columbia Committee, 1949
		373.3		Home Rule in District of Columbia, 1947-1956
		373.4		D.C. Committee – Teachers’ Salaries, 1945-1953
		373.5		Optometry – D.C. Committee, 1948-1957
	Box 374: District of Columbia
		374.1		Committee on District of Columbia, 1949
		374.2		S.573 — Barber Bill — D.C. Committee
	Box 374: District of Columbia Committee
		374.3		Transcript of Proceedings on Home Rule, 17 February 1949
		374.4		Government Documents on Home Rule
		374.5		H.R. 2850 — Zoning — District of Columbia (Poretsky), 1943-1946
		374.6		D.C. Committee — Revenue, 1955-1956
		374.7		D.C. Rent Control, 1950-1953
		374.8		D.C. Committee — Subcommittee on Health, Education, and Recreation,
			374.8		1949-1956
	Box 375: District of Columbia Committee
		375.1		D.C. Committee, Health, Education, and Welfare, 1956
		375.2		Milk Hearings — District of Columbia Committee
		375.3		Teachers Retirement Legislation — D.C. Committee
		375.4		District of Columbia
		375.5		Child Day Care Center — District of Columbia Committee, 1949
		375.6		D.C. Committee — Subcommittee on Judiciary, 1946-1956
		375.7		D.C. Committee — Swimming Pools, 1949-1952
		375.8		Milk, D.C. Committee, 1950-1953
		375.9		Architects Bill — D.C. Committee, 1950
		375.10		D.C. Appropriation (H.R. 1716), 1947
		375.11		D.C. Committee — H.R. 6517, Control of D.C. Armory, 1946-1948
		375.12		Daylight Savings Time (H.R. 1700) — D.C. Committee, 1947-1956
		375.13		Proposed Increase Gasoline Tax — D.C., 1947
		375.14		H.R. 2210 — Temple Heights, Washington, Recreation Center for Government Employees, 1945
		375.15		H.R. 491 — Vivisection — (D.C. Committee), 1945-1954
		375.16		H.R. 11320 — Narcotics Control, 1956
	Box 50: Retired Claims, District of Columbia
		50:1		5223 — Hospital Center in E.C
		50.2		Proposed National Memorial Stadium, Washington DC, September 1945
		50.3		DC Committee — Home Rule — Judiciary Subcommittee
		50.4		Sales Tax, District of Columbia
		50.5		Crime In The Nations Capital, 1956
		50.6		Annual Report, Metropolitan Police Department DC 1957
		50.7		District of Columbia Stadium, 1958
		50.8		Commissioners Report “Junior Mothers” — District of Columbia
	Box 48: Retired Claims, District of Columbia, 1957-1960
		48.1		D.C. Committee, General 1960 Correspondence
		48.2		D.C. Committee, Judiciary Subcommittee, 1957
		48.3		Race Segregation, District of Columbia
		48.4		H.R. 3400 — Full & Fair Disclosure of …solicitations in D.C
		48.5		Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, D.C. Committee Legislation
		48.6		D.C. Committee — Health, Education, Recreation Subcommittee, 1957
		48.9		D.C. Redevelopment Land Act
		48.10		District Park & Planning Bill, H.R. 4848 — District of Columbia
	Box 49: Retired Claims, District of Columbia, 1957-1960
		49.1		D.C. Teachers College Bill, H.R. — 7007
		49.2		D.C. Public Schools, District of Columbia Committee
		49.3		Subcommittee II — Judiciary, Insurance, Public Utilities
		49.4		D.C. Committee, Teacher’s Salaries
		49.5		H.R. 9236, H.R. 9390, D.C. Committee — Master Salary Inequity Bill

 

Box 419: District of Columbia Committee, 1957-1959
		419.2		District of Colombia Committee-general, 1957-1959
	Box 316: District of Columbia Committee, 1960-1969
		316.2		D. of C. Committee, 1968
		316.3		Committee on District of Columbia — General, 1961
		316.4		Committee on District of Columbia — General, 1962
		316.5		Committee on District of Columbia — General, 1963
	Box 317: District of Columbia Committee, 1960-1969
		317.1		District of Columbia Committee — General, 1964
		317.2		District of Columbia Committee — General, 1965
		317.3		District of Columbia Committee — Crime, 1963-1969
		317.4		District of Columbia Committee — Minimum Wage Hearings, 1964-1966
	Box 318: District of Columbia Committee
		318.1		Teachers Leave Act, 1964 — District of Columbia Committee
		318.2		Subcommittee No. 2 — Abernethy, 1961-1966
		318.3		District of Columbia Committee — George Washington University Hospital, 1961-1962
		318.4		District of Columbia Schools, 1962-1968
		318.5		District of Columbia — Subcommittee No. 3, 1963-1967
		318.6		Washington Metropolitan Police, 1958-1961
		318.7		District of Columbia City College, 1962-1966
		318.8		District of Columbia Optometry Act, 1966-1969
	Box 319: District of Columbia Committee, 1960-1969
		319.1		Subcommittee No. 1, 1967
		319.2		Rock Creek Parkway Construction, 1966
		319.3		Paralyzed Veterans of America, 1967
		319.4		Reorganization Plan — District of Columbia, 1967-1969
		319.5		District of Columbia Transit System, 1969
		319.6		District of Columbia Committee — General, 1966-1967
		319.7		District of Columbia Revenue — Correspondence, 1965-1966
	Box 263: District of Columbia Committee, 1963-1972
		263.1		General File, 1972
		263.2		General File, 1971
		263.3		General File, 1970
		263.4		General File, 1969
		263.5		H.R. 5465, Re: Columbia Hospital for Women
		263.6		H.R. 11628 — Hospital Bill
	Box 264: District of Columbia Committee, 1963-1972
		264.1		H.R. 15550 — Convey to Alexandria, VA. certain kinds Of the U.S
		264.2		Operation of D.C. Stadium & Proposal of the Washington Senators
		264.3		Federal Grants to D.C. Schools of Medicine or Dentistry
		264.4		Optometry
		264.5		District of Columbia Revenue Bill
		264.6		Court Re-Organization — Crime
		264.7		Federal City College
	Box 265: District of Columbia Committee, 1963-1972
		265.1		District of Columbia Revenue Bill
		265.2		D.C. Delegate Bill Debate, 1970
		265.3		Congressional Record, 24 March 1970
		265.4		D.C. Subcommittee No. 1
		265.5		D.C. Subcommittee No. 2
		265.6		Minimum Wage
		265.7		Cost of Marchers on Washington
		265.8		Home Rule
	Box 327: District of Columbia Committee
		372.7		D.C. Committee Legislation

DRAINAGE, FLOOD CONTROL, LAND ACQUISITION, CAMP SHELBY

Box 8: Drainage, Flood Control, Land Acquisition, Camp Shelby, 1943-1954

8:6

Camp Shelby, 1944

8:7

REA, Choctaw County, Prior 1953

8:8

Hays Creek Drainage District, Project No. 5483, Montgomery and Carroll counties

8:9

Yalobusha and Toposhow, Drainage

8:10

General Drawer, Drainage, Loosaseoona Drainage District

8: 11

Drainage, Tallahatchie River

8:12

Peachahala Creek, Drainage

8:13

Drainage, Montgomery County Streams

8:14

Drainage, Big Black River

8:15

General Drawer, Drainage, Cypress Creek

Box 9: Drainage, Flood Control, Land Acquisition Claims, Camp Shelby 1943-1954

9:1

Big Sand Creek, Drainage

9:2

Grenada Dam, Drainage

9:3

Land Acquisition, Grenada Dam

9:4

Grenada Dam, 1945

9:5

Grenada Dam, 1946

Box 10: Drainage, Flood Control, Land Acquisition Claims, Camp Shelby 1943-1954

10: 1

Grenada Dam, 1944

10:2

Grenada Dam, 1947

10:3

Grenada Dam, Road Outlet (Big Creek Vicinity)

10:4

Mississippi and Skuna Valley Railroads (Grenada Dam)

10:5

Flood Control, Calhoun County, Skuna River

10:6

Recreational Area and Employment, Grenada Dam

10:7

Grenada Dam, Highway Relocation

10:8

Grenada Dam, Land Leasing Policy

10:9

Lomax, Sidney, Claims

10:10

Mack C. Ritchey, Claims

10:11

Norman, M.W., Claims

10:12

Claims, H.R. 5330, W.W. DeLoach, Kosciusko

10:13

Claims, Reves, Lawrence

10:14

Claim, Paul and Lurline Thomas, Duck Hill

10:15

Wood, G.J., Claim

GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
	Box 4: General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		4.6		General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		4.7		General, A, 1943. (signature letters of George E. allen, 14 June 1943, J.P. Coleman, 22 April 1943
	Box 5: General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		5.1		General B, 1943. (signature letters of Rep. Hale boggs, 6 February 1953, Cordell Hull, 4 June 1943, Gov. Thos. L. bailey, (Miss), 15 May 1944; 27 September 1943; 24 September 1943)
		5.2		General C, 1943. (signature letters of Charlotte Capers, 29 May 1951, J.P. Coleman, 9 December 1949, 8 January 1947, Bill Colmer, 9 June 1946; 5 June 1946; J.P. Coleman, 6 December 1944, 20 June 20 1944, 29 June 1943, 28 May 1943, 17 May 1943, 30 April 1943, 17 March 1943, 20 January 1943)
		5.3		General D, 1943. (signature letters of Mathew J. Connelly, 14 November 1947)
		5.4		General E, 1943. (signature letters of Thomas E. Stephens, Secretary to the President, 6 September 1953)
		5.5		General F, 1943
	Box 6: General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		6.1		General G, 1943
		6.2		General H, 1943
		6.3		General I, 1943
		6.4		General J, 1943
		6.5		General K, 1943
		6.6		General L, 1943
		6.7		General Mc, 1943
	Box 7: General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		7:1		General M, 1943
		7:2		General N, 1943
		7:3		General 0, 1943
		7:4		General P, 1943
		7:5		General Q, 1943
		7:6		General R, 1943. (signature letters of Homer H. Gruenther, Special Assistant to the President, 17 November 1954, Representative Frank E. Smith, 2 December 1953, Representative Mendel Rivers, 20 July 1945, Speaker Sam Rayburn, 16 May 1944, 16 February 1943)
		7:7		General S, 1943
	Box 8: General Correspondence, 1943-1954
		8:1		General T, 1943
		8:2		General U, 1943
		8:3		General V, 1943
		8:4		General W, 1943
		8:5		General Y,Z, 1943
	Box 50: General Correspondence
		50:9		General Correspondence
	Box 52: General Correspondence
		52.2		General, Anonymous, 1947-1958
	Box 44: General Correspondence, 1955-1960
		44.8		Retired Files, General, 1955-1960, A-S
		44.9		A — General (sig. Letter Sen. Bob Bartlett & Ernest Gruening & Rep. Ralph J. Rivers, 25 August 1959)
		44.10		B — General (sig. Letter, Jeff Busby, 18 August 1959 & Tom Bailey, 12 December 1958
		44.11		C — General (sig. Letter Gov. J.P. Coleman, 25 November 1956)
		44.12		Chandler, John Turkeville, 1951-1952
		44.13		D — General
	Box 45: General Correspondence 1955-1960
		45.1		E — General
		45.2		F — General
		45.3		Gary, W.D., General
		45.4		General — Sen. J.P. Gore
		45.5		H — General
		45.6		Harrison, Pat
		45.7		Henderson, Boyce, General
		45.8		Holt, Robert L. (General).’
	Box 46: General Correspondence, 1955-1960
		46.2		I — General
		46.3		J — General
		46.4		K — General
		46.5		Kosciusko War Memorial
		46.6		L — General
		46.7		Rev. C. Stanley Lowell (sermons: “Protestant and Papal Infallibility,” “The Heritage We Share,” “Is America Really Christian,” “Our Life Is Arranged In Tears,” “The Man Who Quit,” “Do Right & Wrong Matter,” “The Hardest Job In The World,” “Personality and Health,” “Prayer & Health,” “The Near End of Eternity,” “Summons to Protestants,” “Man’s Number One Problem,” “The Importance of Being Young,” “Overcoming Worry,” “Conquering Nervous Tension,” “Making The Most of What Remains”)
		46.8		Mc — General
		46.9		McAdams, Robert D., General
		46.10		M — General
	Box 47: General Correspondence 1959-1960
		47.1		Mississippi State Society
		47.2		N — General
		47.3		O — General
		47.4		P — General
		47.4		Mrs. H.J. Pulliam, matter
		47.8		R — General
		47.9		Referrals
		47.10		S — General
		47.11		School Groups Visiting Washington, General
		47.12		Retired Files, District of Columbia, 1957-1960
		47.13		Booklet, State of the Nations Capital, 1959
		47.14		Taxicabs
	Box 434: General Correspondence, 1955-1960
		434.1		T — General, 1955-1960
		434.2		U — General, 1957-1958
		434.3		United States Flags — General, 1960
		434.4		V — General, 1955-1956
		434.5		Ambassador to Vatican, 1951-1952
		434.6		Visitors, 1958-1960
		434.7		W — General, 1955-1960
		434.8		Truman Ward
		434.9		Whitworth, J.H. (General), 1953
		434.10		XYZ — General
	Box 429: Government Agencies, 1943-1962; General Correspondence, 1961-1962
		429.1		Mississippi BAWI Board, 1953
		429.2		Mississippi State University Wildlife Program, 1962
		429.3		Mississippi — Ellisville State School, 1959-1961
		429.4		Community Development Foundation-Tupelo, 1961
		429.5		Mississippi — New Industries in District, 1954-1960
		429.6		Mississippi Department of Public Welfare, 1961-1962
		429.7		A — General, 1961-1962
		429.8		B — General, 1961-1962
		429.9		C — General, 1961-1962
		429.10		Request for Contributions, 1943-1961
		429.11		D — General, 1961-1962
		429.12		E — General, 1961-1962
		429.13		F — General, 1959-1962
		429.14		G — General, 1961-1962
	Box 430: General Correspondence, 1961-1962; Invitations
		430.1		F — General, 1961-1962
		430.2		I — General, 1961-1962
		430.3		Invitations to Speak, 1960-1962
		430.4		Invitations, General, 1961-1962
		430.5		J — General, 1961-1962
		430.6		K — General, 1961-1962
		430.7		Library of Congress, 1961-1962
		430.8		L — General, 1961-1962
		430.9		Life Lines — General, 1961

 

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (FEDERAL & MISSISSIPPI)
	Box 1: Government Agencies, 1943-1952
		1.1		Surplus War Properties
		1.2		Surplus Property, War Assets administration
		1.3		Surplus Property, Camp McCain, Decontamination Proceedings
		1.4		Camp McCain Property
		1.5		Surplus Property, Camp McCain Buildings
		1.6		Camp McCain, Surplus Property, Gym building
		1.7		Camp McCain, Bridges. WAA, Surplus Property
		1.8		Surplus Property, Industrial Area, Camp McCain
	Box 2: Government Agencies, 1943-1952
		2.1		Surplus Property, Avalon Auxiliary airfield
		2.2		Surplus Property, Grenada Airfield
		2.3		Surplus Property, Cruger Auxiliary Army airfield
		2.4		Southern Surplus Property Procurement Committee
		2.5		Surplus Property, Oxberry Auxiliary Field
		2.6		Treasury Department, Bureau of Internal Revenue, 4 Old counties
		2.7		Bureau of Narcotics
		2.8		War Claims Commission, Subjects, 4 old Counties
		2.9		War III, Military Installation Reactivation. (Map, General Map of Yazoo)River Basin, Yalobusha River Miss., Grenada Dam, Signature letter of Carl Vinson, 8 August1951)
		2.10		World War II, Subjects
	Box 3: Government Agencies, 1943-1952
		3.1		War III, Controls
		3.2		MacArthur Incident, War III, Subjects. (“Full Text of MacArthur Hearings,” U.S News and World Report)
		3.3		War III, Fulton Lewis Questionnaire, Subjects
		3.4		War Assets Administration, Jackson Office
		3.5		War Assets Administration, Prairie Trade School
		3.6		War Manpower Commission
		3.7		Wasps
		3.8		War Labor Board
		3.9		State Department of Public Welfare 1951, Old Age Pensions, 4 old counties
		3.10		Civil Service Commission, General, Prior 1953
	Box 4: Government Agencies, 1943-1952
		4.1		Bureau of the Census, Prior to 1953 (Present District)
		4.2		Federal Communications Commission, Prior 1953
		4.3		Federal Security Agency, Social Security administration Prior 1953, (Present District), Department of Health, Educational and Welfare
		4.4		Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service 1952 (Present District)
		4.5		Interior, Bureau of Land Management 1948 through 1952 (Present District)
	Box 21: Government Agencies
		21:19		State Department of Public Welfare (Present District)
		21:20		Postwar Airports, S. 2 and H.R. 3615 — Commerce
		21:21		National Archives, Prior 1952 — Subjects
		21:22		Bataan Relief Association
	Box 22: Government Agencies
		22:1		Bauxite file one
		22:2		Bauxite file two
		22:3		Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds
		22:4		Bureau of the Census ( Four Old Counties)
		22:5		Civil Service Commission, General, (Four Old Counties)
		22:6		Eastern Airlines Crash 1949, Subjects
		22:7		Commission on Renovation of the Executive Mansion
		22:8		Federal Communications Commission, Grenada broadcasting Company
		22:9		Federal Works Agency
		22:10		Federal Works Agency, Surplus Property
		22:11		Federal Security Agency, Bureau of Employees (Four Old Counties)
	Box 23: Government Agencies
		23:1		Federal Security agency, Bureau of Employees’ Compensation
		23:2		Federal Security Agency, Social Security administration
		23:3		Interior, Bureau of Land Management, 1944 through 1948, Prior 1953
		23:4		Department of Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service
		23:5		Department of Justice, Immigration and Naturalization Service
		23:4		Jackson, W.E., Wage and Hour Division of Department Of Labor, Subjects
		23:5		Mississippi Unemployment Compensation Commission
		23:6		N.Y.A
		23:7		O.P.A. Restoration of,
		23:8		Petitions for Pardons and Suspensions of Sentences
		23:9		Public Roads Administration, Farm to Market Roads
		23:10		Postwar Planning
		23:11		R.F.C. (Four Old Counties)
	Box 24: Government Agencies
		24:1		Railroad Retirement Board
		24:2		Railway, Non Operating Unions, etc
		24:3		R.E.A., Montgomery County
		24:4		R.E.A., Delta Electric Power Association, Subjects
		24:5		Rural Electrification, Calhoun County
		24:6		R.E.A., Grenada County
		24:7		R.E.A., Carroll County
		24:8		Subsidy Program
		24:9		Southern Pine Industry
		24:10		Smaller War Plants Corporation
		24:11		State Department, Visa Section
		24:12		Department of State (Four Old Counties)
		24:13		Surplus Property, General
	Box 25: Government Agencies
		25:1		Department of Agriculture, General through 1954
		25:2		Subject, AAA
		25:3		Chickasaw County AAA, through 1951
		25:4		Bureau of Agricultural Economics, through 1947
		25:5		1950 Agricultural Conservation and Related Programs, through 1952
		25:6		Agriculture B, General through 1950
		25:7		B.A.E., Report on Calhoun County, 1945
	Box 26: Government Agencies
		26:1		Agriculture, C, General through 1945
		26:2		Commodity Credit Corporation, through 1952
		26:3		Census, Agriculture, 1945 through 1946
		26:4		Delta Council, Agriculture, through 1945
		26:5		Agriculture, E, through 1943
		26:6		Agriculture, F, through 1946
		26:7		Farmers Home Administration, through 1951
		26:8		Farmers Home Administration, Farm Housing Loans, Housing Act of 1945
		26:9		Farm Credit Administration, 1953
		26:7		Insured, Mortgage Loans, F.H.A
		26:8		F.S.A., File no. 2, 1946
		26:9		Federal Land Bank, through 1951
	Box 27: Government Agencies
		27:1		U.S. Forest Service, through 1952
		27:2		National Grasslands Program, 1950
		27:3		Agriculture, H, 1943
		27:4		Agriculture, J, through 1946
		27:5		Agriculture, L, through 1946
		27:6		Agriculture, M, through 1945
		27:7		Milk (Ceiling Price), 1943
		27:8		Agriculture, N, 1943
		27:9		Agriculture, Nitrogen, through 1946
		27:10		Pest Control, Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine
		27:11		Production and Marketing Division, Prior 1954
		27:12		Agriculture, R, 1943
		27:13		Agriculture, S, 1943
		27:14		Soil Conservation Service, through 1952
		27:15		Natchez Trace Power Line, Soil Conservation Service, 1949
		27:16		Sugar Rationing Administration, 1947
		27:17		Agriculture, T, 1946
	Box 28: Government Agencies
		28:1		Agriculture, W, 1944
		28:2		War Food Administration
		28:3		Wheat Order (Agriculture), 1946
		28:4		Agriculture Committee
		28:5		Oleomargarine, File no.2, 1948-1952
		28:6		Oleomargarine, 1948-1949
		28:7		Oleomargarine, Data File, no. 2, 1948-1949
	Box 346: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		346.9		Navy — General, Jan. 1961 – June, 1962
		346.10		Marine Corps — General, 1956-1960
	Box 347: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		347.1		Bureau of Employees’ Compensation — Dept. of Labor, 1956-1960
		347.2		Mississippi Employment Security Commission, 1957-1960
		347.3		Bureau of Land Management, Department of Interior, 1959-1960
		347.4		Mississippi Department of Public Welfare, 1959-1960
		347.5		Social Security Administration — Case file, 1961
	Box 348: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		348.1		Navy — General, 1959-1960
		348.2		Social Security Administration, Case File, 1960
		348.3		Appropriation — Legislation, 1957-1960
		348.4		Agricultural Appropriations — Appropriations Committee, 1955-1960
		348.5		Entomology Research Lab (Boll Weevil) State College Mississippi, 1959-1960
		348.6		Defense Appropriations – Appropriations Committee, 1959-1960
	Box 349: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		349.1		H.E.W. Appropriations — Appropriations Committee, 1957-1959
		349.2		P. O. Dept. Appropriations Bill — Appropriations Committee, 1957
		349.3		Extension Service — Agriculture Appropriations, 1957-1960
		349.4		Military Construction Bill — Committee on Armed Services, 1958-1960
		349.5		Armed Services Legislation, 1959-1960
		349.6		Joint Committee on Atomic Energy Legislation, 1955-1956
		349.7		Banking & Currency Legislation, 1957-1960
		349.8		Legislation Banking & Currency Committee — Housing Legislation, 1957-1960
	Box 350: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		350.1		Area Development Act — Banking & Currency Com. Legislation, 1959
		350.2		Federal Aid to School Construction, 1956-1960
		350.3		Federal Aid to Education — House Debate, 1957
		350.4		Library Services Act — Education & Labor Committee, 1956-1960
		350.5		Steel Strike — Labor Legislation, 1959-1960
		350.6		Education Legislation — General — Education & Labor Committee, 1958-1960
		350.7		Fair Labor Standards Act — Education & Labor, 1959-1960
		350.8		Labor Legislation — General — Education & Labor Committee, 1958-1960
		350.9		Secondary Boycotts, H.R. 9070 — Labor Legislation, 1960
	Box 351: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		351.1		Foreign Affairs Committee, 1953-1960
		351.2		Executive Expenditures, 1953
		351.3		Eisenhower Foreign Policy, 1957-1959
		351.4		Committee on Govt. Operations — Legislation, 1955-1960
		351.5		Committee on House Administration, 1955-1958
		351.6		National Floral Emblem, House Committee on administration, 1959
		351.7		Interior & Insular Affairs Committee Legislation, 1953-1959
	Box 376: Government Agencies
		376.1		Arkansas-Mississippi Bridge Commission, 1949
		376.2		President’s Air Coordinating Committee, 1954
		376.3		Department of Agriculture — General, 1953-1956
		376.4		Rural Electrification Administration — General, 1943-1956
		376.5		Agriculture Conservation Program, Federal-State Relation, 1954-1956
		376.6		Federal Extension Service, 1948-1955
		376.7		The Wax Company, (Agriculture Conservation Program), 1955-1956
		376.8		Sub-marginal Land, Soil Conservation Service, 1943-1949
		376.9		Birth Certificates, 1943-1953
		376.10		Babcock and Wilcox Plant — West Point, 1953
		376.11		Civil Service Commission — General, 1953
	Box 377: Government Agencies
		377.1		Bureau of the Census, 1953
		377.2		Department of Commerce — Office of International Trade, 1952
		377.3		Civil Aeronautics Administration, 1943-56
		377.4		Disaster Relief, 1955
		377.5		Offense of Defense Mobilization, 1952-57
		377.6		Small Defense Plants Administration, 1952
		377.7		Defense Production Administration, 1952
		377.8		Office of Defense Transportation, 1951
		377.9		Displaced Persons Commission, 1948-50
		337.10		D.C. Unemployment Compensation Board, 1950
		377.11		War III — War Department — Casualties, 1952
		377.12		Air Force — General, 1956
		377.13		Air Force — Hardship Discharge, 1956
		377.14		Air Force — Transfers, Documents, 1956
		377.15		Department of the Air Force, Re: S/Sgt. James E. Smith
		377.16		Department of the Army — Mississippi River Commission, 1948-1950
		377.17		American Battle Monuments Commission — War Department, 1950
	Box 378: Government Agencies
		378.1		Department of Army – Corps of Engineers, 1952-1955
		378.2		Army — General, 1956
		378.3		Army — Hardship Discharge, 1956
		378.4		Army — Finance Center, 1956
		378.5		Army — Transfers, Deferments, 1956
		378.6		Government Documents – Transportation, 1955
	Box 379: Government Agencies, 1943-57
		379.1		Navy — General, The Battleship Mississippi, 1956
		379.2		Navy — Transfers, Deferments, Assignments, 1956
		379.3		Navy — Hardship Discharge, 1956
		379.4		Navy — Dependency Benefits, 1956
		379.5		Navy — General, 1956
		379.6		Marine Corps, 1956
		379.7		White House Conference on Education, 1955
		379.8		Bureau of Federal Supply, 1948
		379.9		Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, 1954
		379.10		Foreign Operations Administration, 1954
		379.11		Gulf Improvement Company – Pascagoula, Mississippi, 1951
		379.12		Procurement of Industry for District, 1953
		379.13		GSA — Federal Records Center, 1955-1956
		379.14		Government Economy, 1949-1956
		379.15		National Archives, 1952-1956
		379.16		Department of Health, Education, and Welfare — General, 1948-1956
		379.17		Department of Health, Education, and Welfare — Public Health Service, 1944-1955
		379.18		International Cooperation Administration, 1955-1956
	Box 380: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		380.1		Department of Interior — Bureau of Land Management, 1953-1956
		380.2		Department of HEW — Social Security Administration, 1953-1956
		380.3		Petroleum Administration for Defense — Department of Interior, 1951
		380.4		Fish and Wildlife Service — Department of Interior, 1953-1956
		380.5		Department of Justice — Immigration and Naturalization Service, 1947-1956
		380.6		Department of Justice — General, 1949-1951
	Box 381: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		381.1		Department of Labor — General, 1944-1956
		381.2		Department of Labor — Bureau of Employees’ Compensation, 1953-1956
		381.3		Mississippi Employment Security Commission, 1946-1956
		381.4		Julia R. Baker — Bureau of Employees’ Compensation, 1952-1956
		381.5		Maritime Commission, 1945-1955
		381.6		Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, 1942-1956
		381.7		Mississippi Farm Bureau Report, 1949-1955
	Box 382: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		382.1		Mississippi Chemical Corporation, 1951-1951
		382.2		Mississippi Economic Council, 1950-1956
		382.3		Mississippi Pharmacy Board, 1955
		382.4		Mississippi Valley Gas Company, 1953-1954
		382.5		National Broadcasting Company, 1954
		382.6		National Guard, 1947-1955
		382.7		State Department of Public Welfare, 1952-1956
		382.8		National Production Authority, 1950-1952
		382.9		National Security Resources Board, 1950
		382.10		Negro Troop Situation — Mississippi, 1943-1944
		382.11		CIO, 1944
		382.12		Newspaper
	Box 383: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		383.1		North Mississippi Industrial Development Association, 1954-1956
		383.2		Northeast Mississippi Council, 1954
		383.3		Petitions for Pardons and Paroles, 1953-1954
		383.4		Petroleum Administration for Defense, 1953
		383.5		Office for Price Stabilization, 1951-1952
		383.6		Military Reactivation-Prairie, 1981
		383.7		Production Credit Association, 1943-1951
		383.8		R.R. Retirement Board, 1945-1956
		383.9		Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1951-1952
		383.10		Refugee Relief Program, 1953-1955
		383.11		Theodore Roosevelt, 1953. Booklet — Theodore Roosevelt, A Biographical Sketch..
	Box 384: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		384.1		Handbook on TVA
		384.2		TVA Material
		384.3		TVA, Dixon-Yates Combine, 1955
		384.4		TVA, 1953
		384.5		TVA Steam Plant, 1948-1956

 

Box 385: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		385.1		TVA Self-Finance
		385.2		TVA, 1953-1956
		385.3		TVA 1953
		385.4		Department of Treasury-Bureau of IRS, 1945-1956
		385.5		Supreme Court, 1952
	Box 386: Government Agencies, 1943-1957
		386.1		Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company, Meridian, 1956
		386.2		Department of State — Visa Division, Present Dist., 1945-1955
		386.3		Department of State — General Division, Present Dist., 1950-1956
		386.4		Department of State — Passport Division, 1946-1956
		386.5		Department of State — Church of Christ Missionaries-Italy, 1950-1955
		386.6		Small Business Administration, 1953-1956
	Box 389: Government Agencies, 1943-1956
		389.1		Department of Agriculture — General, 1957-1962
		389.2		Farmers Home Administration — General 1953-1962
		389.3		Farmers Home Administration — Loans, 1954-1962
		389.4		Commodity Credit Corporation, 1953-1956
		389.5		Farmers Home Administration-Drought Program, 1952-1960
		389.6		Disaster Loans, Farmers Home Administration, 1952-1962
		389.7		County Offices, Farmers Home Administration, 1954-1962
		389.8		Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Comm., 1957-1962
		389.9		ASC State Committee Assignments, 1949-1962
	Box 390: Government Agencies, 1943-1956
		390.1		Forest Service, Federal-State Relations, 1954-1962
		390.2		Commodity Credit Corporation-Agricultural Stabilization, 1956-1962
		390.3		Natchez Trace Land Use Project-Forest Service, 1942-1960
		390.4		Commodity Stabilization Service, 1954-1961
		390.5		Pontotoc County ASC Committee, 1955
		390.6		Soil Conservation Service, 1952-1962
		390.7		Sedimentation Research Laboratory, 1957
		390.8		Agricultural Marketing Service, 1954-1961
		390.9		Cotton Classing Offices-Agricultural Marketing Service, 1954-1957
	Box 391: Government Agencies, 1943-1956
		391.1		Milk Marketing Orders — Agriculture Marketing Services, 1957-1961
		391.2		Poultry — Agriculture Marketing Service, 1959-1960
		391.3		Choctaw Lake Land Use Project, 1943-1960
		391.4		Civil Service Commission- General, 1957-1963
		391.5		Retirement Cases — Civil Service Commission –1960-1962
		391.6		Department of Commerce — General, 1947-1962
		391.7		Department of Commerce — Bureau of the Census, 1957-1962
	Box 392: Government Agencies, 1943-1956
		392.1		Department of Commerce — Patents, 1961-1962
		392.2		Department of Commerce — Patents, 1945-1959
		392.3		Department of Commerce — Bureau of Public Roads, 1952-1962
		392.4		Department of Commerce — 1960 Census
		392.5		Department of Defense — General, 1961-1962
		392.6		Air Force — General, 1962
		392.7		National Guard Bureau
		392.8		Air Force — Transfers, Reassignments, etc., 1961-1962
	Box 393: Government Agencies, 1943-1956
		393.1		Air Force — Discharges (Hardship, Compassionate) 1960-1962
		393.2		Army — General, 1962
		393.3		Army — Col. E.E. Tumlinson, 1962
		393.4		Army — Transfers, Reassignments, etc. 1960-1962
		393.5		Discharges (Hardship, Compassionate), 1961-1962
		393.6		Finance Center, 1962
		393.7		Navy — General, 1962
		393.8		Navy — Transfers, Reassignments, etc., 1961-1962
		393.9		Navy — Discharges (Hardship, Compassionate), 1961-1962
		393.10		Navy — Emergency Leave, 1961-1962
		393.11		Marine Corps — General, 1961
		393.12		Economic Cooperation Administration, 1948-1952
		393.13		Federal Aid Airport Program — Federal Aviation agency, 1956-1962
	Box 402: Government Agencies, 1943-62
		402.1		Housing and Home Finance Agency — General, 1959-1962
		402.2		FHA, 1955-1962
		402.3		Transfer to Jackson of Counties, FHA, 1962
		402.4		Community Facilities Administration, 1958-1962
		402.5		Home Owners Loan Corporation, 1953
		402.6		Public Housing Administration, 1961
		402.7		Public Housing Administration, 1959-1962
		402.8		Water and Gas Facilities, Smithville, 1959-1961
		402.9		Food and Drug Administration, 1951-1962
		402.10		Aberdeen Hospital (Hospital Construction), 1962
		402.11		Hospital Construction, 1948-1952
		402.12		Hospital Construction Projects, 1959-1960
		402.13		Houston Hospital, 1960-1961
	Box 403: Government Agencies, 1943-1962
		403.1		Health Clinic, Okolona, 1959-1960
		403.2		Case File Social Security Administration, 1961-1963
		403.3		Fish and Wildlife Service, 1956-1962
		403.4		Summer Employment, National Park Service, 1954-1962
		403.5		Interstate Commerce Commission, 1943-1962
		403.6		Dancing Rabbit Treaty- Bureau of Indian affairs
		403.7		Library Services Act, 1961
		403.8		Humbert V. Crabb, Bureau of Employees Compensation, 1953-1962
	Box 404: Government Agencies, 1943-1962
		404.1		United States Employment Service, 1944-1947
		404.2		National Economic Council, 1950
	Box 406: Government Agencies, 1943-1962
		406.3		Statement of A.L. Ford before Select Committee to Investigate Executive Agencies
	Box 428: Government Agencies, 1943-1962
		428.1		Department of Interior — General, 1953-1962
		428.2		National Park Service — Department of Interior, 1952-1962
		428.3		Bureau of Land Management — Department of Interior, 1961-1962
		428.4		Department of Labor — General, 1958-1962
		428.5		Bureau of Employees Compensation — Department of Labor, 1950-1961
		428.6		Wage and Hour Division — Department of Labor, 1950-1961
		428.7		Mississippi Agriculture and Industrial Board, 1957-1961
	Box 429: Government Agencies, 1943-1962
		429.1		Mississippi BAWI Board, 1953
		429.2		Mississippi State University Wildlife Program, 1962
		429.3		Mississippi — Ellisville State School, 1959-1961
		429.4		Community Development Foundation-Tupelo, 1961
		429.5		Mississippi — New Industries in District, 1954-1960
		429.6		Mississippi Department of Public Welfare, 1961-1962
	Box 434: Government Agencies, 1943-1961
		434.17		TVA Area of Service (Maps of Service area)
		434.18		Pickwick Dam, TVA, 1958
	Box 435: Government Agencies, 1943-61
		435.1		TVA Material, 1953-1959
		435.2		Proposed TVA Steam Plant, 1959
		435.3		TVA-Self-Financing Bill, 1958-1959
		435.4		Veterans Administration — On-Farm Training, 1947-1950
		435.5		National Service Life Insurance, 1943-1951
	Box 436: Government Agencies, 1943-1961
		437.1		Veterans Administration-National Service Life Insurance, 1944-1950
		437.2		Veterans Administration — General, 1943-1945
		437.3		Veterans Administration — General, 1946-1949
		437.4		Air Force — General, 1953
		437.5		Grenada Air Base, 1944-1953
		437.6		Department of Air Force — General, 1949-1952
		437.7		Greenville Air Base, 1951
	Box 437: Government Agencies, 1943-1961
		437.1		Greenwood Army Air Base — Vocational School (Negro), 1947-1948
		437.2		Air Force-General, 1954
	Box 483: Government Agencies
		438.2		Library of Congress, 1957-1958
	Box 62: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		62.1		Navy — General
		62.2		Navy — Finance Center
		62.3		National Archives and Federal Records Center — GSA
		62.4		Federal Housing Administration, 1943-1958
		62.5		Public Housing Authority, 1943-1959
	Box 63: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		63.1		Social Security Administration — Health, Education and Welfare
		63.2		Social Security Case File, 1969
		63.3		Bureau of Land Management — Department of the Interior
		63.4		Mississippi Department of Public Welfare
	Box 64: Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		64.1		Small Business Administration
	Box 148: Government Agencies
		148.1		REA — It’s History, Etc., 1936-1951
		148.2		Bruce Telephone Company, REH, 1968-1971
		148.3		REA, Attala County, 1944-1949
		148.4		REA, Calhoun County, 1937-1969
		148.5		REA, Chickasaw County, 1946-1967
		148.6		REA, Choctaw County, 1953-1960
		148.7		REA, Clay County, 1953
		148.8		REA, Lowndes County, 1954-1964
		148.9		REA, Monroe County, 1953-1970
		148.10		REA, Oktibbeha County, 1955-1968
		148.11		Electric Power Association of Mississippi, 1970
		148.12		Okolona REA Loan, 1971-1972
		148.13		Natchez Trace Electric Power Association, REA, 1944-1971
		148.14		4-County Electric Power Association, REA, 1956-1966
		148.15		Tombigbee Electric Power Association, Tupelo, 1959-1963
		148.16		Electric Consumer Power Conference, REA, 1952
		148.17		Mutual Telephone Company, Houlka, 1950
		148.18		Calhoun County Telephone Company, 1950-1965
		148.19		Pontotoc County Rural Telephone Company, 1952
		148.20		Rural Telephones, 1953-1960
		148.21		Twin County Electric Power Association, 1969-1971
		148.22		REA, Webster County, 1946-1951
	Box 143: Government Agencies
		143.1		Mississippi Veterans Farm and Home Board, 1954-1964
		143.2		Veterans Administration — General, 1964-1972, 1960-1964 and 1965
		143.3		Supreme Court, 1957-1971
		143.4		Supreme Court Nominations, 1971
		143.5		Supreme Court and Bible Decision, 1964-1966
	Box 144: Government Agencies
		144.1		Prayer Decision, Material, 1962-1964
		144.2		Douglas, William O. — Supreme Court, 1966-1970
		144.3		Recommendation of J.P. Coleman to Supreme Court, 1971
		144.4		Unanswered Prayer Letters from Outside District
		144.5		Tuskegee Institute, 1950. (signed letters of Hodding Carter, 28 March 1950 and 6 March 1950.)
		144.6		United States Tariff Commission, 1957-1971
		144.7		Cotton Textile Imports, United States Tariff Commission, 1960-1968
		144.8		Department of Transportation, 1966-1972
	Box 145: Government Agencies
		145.1		Department of Transportation, 1968-1970
		145.2		PPM 30-4.1, Department of Transportation, 1968-1969
		145.3		United States Coast Guard, 1968-1972
		145.4		Interstate Highway, Mississippi Mileage, 1966-1971
		145.5		Department of Transportation, 1970
		145.6		Office of Pipeline Safety, 1970
		145.7		Agricultural Tractor Safety Regulations, 1971
		145.8		Department of Transportation, Global Strategy Discussions, 1972
		145.9		Bureau of Public Roads, 1966-1970
		145.10		Interstate Highway 82, 1965-1967
		145.11		Great River Road, 1967
		145.12		Federal Aviation Agency, 1971-1972
		145.13		Eupora Airport, 1968-1972
		145.14		Houston Municipal Airport (FAA), not Dated
		145.15		1964 National Airport Plan, FY 1965-1969
		145.16		Pontotoc Airport, FAA, 1964-1966
		145.17		Greenwood-Leflore Airport, 1966-1968
		145.18		Airport and Airways Development Act, 1971
		145.19		Greenville Municipal Airport, 1967-1972
		145.20		Calhoun Airport, 1970-1971
		145.21		National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 1969-1971
		145.22		Ruleville-Drew Airport, 1967-1968
		145.23		Federal Highway Administration, 1969-1972
		145.24		Emergency Medical Service, 1966
		145.25		AMTRAK, 1971
		145.26		Economic Growth Centers & Development, 1971
	Box 146: Government Agencies
		146.1		Tennessee Valley Authority, 1967-1972
		146.2		Golden Triangle Airport, 1966-1972
		146.3		Sun Creek Water District, FHA, 1968-1969
		146.4		Sunflower River Recreational League, FHA, 1968-1971
		146.5		Town of Sunflower, FHA, 1971-1972
		146.6		Smithville Water System, 1968-1971
		146.7		Swiftwater Water System Association, 1968-1969
		146.8		Timberlake Country Club, Leflore County, FHA, 1968-1969
		146.9		Tomnolen Water Association, 1972
		146.10		Vardaman Community Center, Inc., 1970
		146.11		Vardaman Water Association, FHA, 1967
		146.12		Wake Forest Water Association, FHA, 1969-1970
		146.13		Pan Handle Community Appalachian Application, FHA, 1968-1972
		146.14		Strong Hill Water Association, Inc., 1971
		146.15		Topishaw — Big Black Water Association, FHA, 1967-1971
		146.16		Weir Sewer and Water System, FHA, 1970
		146.17		Center Community Water Association, FHA, 1969
	Box 147: Government Agencies
		147.1		Northwest Calhoun County Water Association, FHA, 1969
		147.2		Zama Water Association, FHA, 1971
		147.3		U.S. Forest Service, Department of Agriculture, 1954-1972
		147.4		Davis Lake Road Paving, Forest Service, 1964-1966
		147.5		Davis Lake, U.S. Forest Service, 1969-1971
		147.6		Rural Electrification Administration, 1957-1972
		147.7		List of REA Coops in Mississippi, 1966
		147.8		REA, 1970-1972
	Box 149: Government Agencies
		149.1		List of Telephone Companies in District, 1966
		149.2		Materials, Electricity and Telephone Service, REA, 1935-1964
		149.3		Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture, 1963-1972
		149.4		Amory Drainage Project, 1970-1971
		149.5		Bear Creek Watershed Project, 1970
		149.6		Chickasaw County Soil Survey, 1972
		149.7		Home Cypress Bayou Watershed Project, 1968-1970
		149.8		Okolona Office Soil Conservation Service, 1970
		149.9		Upper Bogue Phalia Watershed Project, 1970
		149.10		Pace Drainage District, Bolivar County, 1969-1970
		149.11		Northern Drainage District, 1968

 

Box 150: Government Agencies,
		150.1		Soil Conservation Service, Pecan Bayou Drainage District
		150.2		Southwest Delta Resource Conservation and Development Project
		150.3		Oktibbeha County Soil Survey, Distribution of 1972
		150.4		Rosedale Park Project
		150.5		Sabougla Creek
		150.6		Long Creek Drainage Project
		150.7		Yearbook Request, 1972
		150.8		1971 Agricultural Yearbook Request
		150.9		Office Information, Department of agriculture
		150.10		Request for 1970 Agriculture Yearbook
		150.11		1972 Farmers Bulletin
		150.12		Agriculture Publications, General, 1968-1972
		150.13		Farmers Bulletins, 1972
		150.14		Chuquatonchee Watershed Project, 1959-1970
		150.15		Brown’s Creek Watershed Project, 1966
		150.16		Bear Creek Watershed Project, 1970-1971
		150.17		Town Creek Watershed, Tupelo, 1970
	Box 151: Government Agencies
		151.1		Tuscumbia River Watershed Project, 1964-69
		151.2		Lion Creek Watershed Project, 1968-70
		151.3		Linsey Creek Watershed Project, 1970
		151.4		Tibbee River System, 1960
		151.5		Northeast Mississippi Resource Conservation & Development Program, 1966-70
		151.6		Old Town Creek Watershed Project, 1953-64
	Box 152: Government Agencies
		152.1		Yalobusha Watershed, 1963-72
		152.2		Appalachian Program — Public Works Committee,1968-72
		152.3		Approved Appalachian Projects- First District, 1968-72
		152.4		Appalachian Corridor in Mississippi, 1970
		152.5		Appalachian Program — Calhoun County, 1971
		152.6		Chickasaw County Health Dept. Renovation Project, 1972
		152.7		Appalachian Development Highway System, 1970-71
		152.8		Brand — Una Road, Monroe County, 1969-70
		152.9		Northeast Mississippi Planning Council, 1971
		152.10		Appalachian Program, 1965-70
	Box 312: Government Agencies, 1962-1965
		312.2		Department of the Army — General, 1962-1965
		312.3		Summer Employment — National Park Service — Department of Interior
	Box 313: Government Agencies, 1962-1965
		313.1		Department of Air Force — General
		313.2		Bureau of Land Management — Department of Interior
		313.3		Internal Revenue Service — Department of the Treasury
	Box 256: Public Works Projects, 1964-1969
		256.2		Community Facilities Administration
		256.3		Federal Projects in District
		256.4		Public Works Coordination & Acceleration act
		256.5		Accelerated Public Works — Alcorn County
		256.6		Accelerated Public Works — Attala County
		256.7		Accelerated Public Works — Chickasaw County
		256.8		Accelerated Public Works — Calhoun County
		256.9		Accelerated Public Works — Clay County
		256.10		Accelerated Public Works — Lee County
		256.11		Accelerated Public Works — Monroe County
		256.12		Accelerated Public Works — Noxubee County
	Box 257: Public Works Projects, 1964-1969
		257.1		Accelerated Public Works — Oktibbeha County
		257.2		Accelerated Public Works — Pontotoc County
		257.3		Accelerated Public Works — Prentiss County
		257.4		Accelerated Public Works — Tishomingo County
		257.5		Accelerated Public Works — Webster County
		257.6		Accelerated Public Works — Winston County
		257.7		Accelerated Public Works — Choctaw County
		257.8		Smithville Bureau of Outdoor Recreation Project
		257.9		Water Pollution Projects
		257.10		Natchez Trace Water Association
		257.11		Mathiston Sewer & Water Project
		257.12		Okolona Chickasaw County Office of Economic Opportunity
		257.13		Pace Drainage District, FHA
		257.14		French Camp Water Association – FHA
		257.15		Houston Water, Street & Sewage Project
		257.16		Kosciusko Sewer & Water Project
		257.17		Lone Oak Water Association – FHA
		257.18		Morgan City Sewer Project
		257.19		Cadaretta Community Water System
		257.20		Sewer Project for the city of Drew
		257.21		Sidon, Town of Sewerage & Water Facilities
		257.22		City of Amory Sewer Project
		257.23		Hamilton Rec. Center, Inc. — FHA
		257.24		Beulah Water Association — FHA
		257.25		Dixie Drainage District — FHA
		257.26		Morgan City Water Association, Sewer Project — FHA
		257.27		So. Winona Water Association — FHA
		257.28		Allanta Water Association — FHA
		257.29		Sugar Creek Water Association, FHA
		257.30		Cason Water District, FHA
		257.31		North Carolina Water Association — FHA
		257.32		Calhoun Farm Producers Association — FHA, Poverty Program
	Box 153: Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		153.1		Lake Monroe Recreation Park
		153.2		Lowndes County Vocational Center
		153.3		Okolona Recreation Park Project
		153.4		Davis Lake Access Road
		153.5		Three Rivers Economic Development Dist
		153.6		Pending Applications, 1st District, Mississippi
		153.7		Appalachian Applications, Outside Dist., Mississippi
		153.8		Access Road — Oktibbeha and Clay Counties
		153.9		Ackerman-Choctaw County Airport
		153.10		Fentress Water System Project
		153.11		Oktibbeha & Noxubee County Access Road
		153.12		Oktibbeha County — Starkville Vocational Technological Training Center
		153.13		Starkville Industrial Park Access Road
	Box 293: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		293.1		General
		293.2		Middle East Crisis
		293.3		Character Guidance Program
		293.4		Department of Air Force — General, 1968
		293.5		Department of Army — General, 1969
		293.6		Department of Navy — General, 1969
		293.7		U.S. Marine Corps — General, 1968
		293.8		Office of Emergency Planning
		293.9		President’s Committee on Employment of Handicapped
		293.10		National Commission for Cooperative Education
		293.11		Federal Employees for a Democratic Society
		293.12		Commission on Food & Fiber Policy
		293.13		Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
	Box 294: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		294.1		President’s Council on Physical Fitness
		294.2		Dr. Carl McIntire — Federal Communications Commission
		294.3		Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.4		Federal Beautification & Open-Space Programs – HUD
		294.5		Public Housing Administration — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.6		Urban Renewal Administration — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.7		Urban Renewal Administration — Amory — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.8		Federal National Mortgage Association — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.9		Housing & Urban Development Act — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		294.10		Urban Renewal Project — Houston — Housing & Home Administration
		294.11		Housing & Urban Development Act — Maben — Oktibbeha County
		294.12		Demonstration Cities & Metropolitan Development — HUD
		294.13		Urban Mass Transit Administration — HUD
		294.14		Department of Health, Education, & Welfare
		294.15		Vocational Rehabilitation Administration — U.S. Office of Education — HEW
		294.16		Social Security Administration — General, 1968
		294.17		Clark, Odie E. — Social Security Case
	Box 295: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		295.1		Social Security Cases — July-December, 1969
		295.2		Social Security Case File — 1969 (January-June)
	Box 301: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		301.1		Subsidy Payments to Farms
		301.2		Big Hill Pond Potential Wildlife Park Area — McNairy County, Tennessee
			301.2		& Alcorn County, Mississippi
		301.3		Cotton Board
		301.4		Federal Seed Laboratory
		301.5		Inspection Tour of Agriculture Programs In District — 1964
		301.6		Community Stabilization Service — Drought Program Violations
		301.7		Tupelo National Farm Loan Association, Loans
		301.8		Federal State Relations, Agricultural Research Service
		301.9		Bicolored Soy Beans, Consumer & Marketing Service
		301.10		Ryegrass Marketing Order — Agricultural Marketing Service
		301.11		Quarantine 37 — Agricultural Research Service
		301.12		Agriculture Marketing Service
		301.13		REA — Alcorn County
		301.14		REA — Itawamba County
		301.15		REA — Lee County
		301.16		REA — Pontotoc County
		301.17		REA — Prentiss County
		301.18		REA — Tishomingo County
		301.19		REA — Winston County
		301.20		Monroe County Soil Survey — Soil Conservation Service
		301.21		Calhoun County Soil Survey — Soil Conservation Service
		301.22		Award — Farm Bureau Federation
		301.23		Publications — General, Department of agriculture
	Box 302: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		302.1		Agriculture Yearbook Requests, 1966-1967
		302.2		Agricultural Statistical Reporting Service
		302.3		Farmers Bulletins — Office of Information
		302.4		Bass Memorial Academy, Alabama-Mississippi Conference
		302.5		Columbus & Greenville Railway
		302.6		Civil War Centennial Commission
		302.7		Census — Population Estimates
		302.8		Census of Agriculture — 1964, Census Bureau — Commerce Department
		302.9		Davis, Jefferson
		302.10		Fallout Shelters — Civil Defense
		302.11		Civil Defense
		302.12		American Battle Monuments Commission
	Box 303: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		303.1		Department of Air Force — General, 1966
		303.2		Department of Army — General, 1966
		303.3		Department of Air Force — Troop Carrier Groups, 1965
		303.4		Major Donald H. Peterson — Department of Air Force
		303.5		Selective Service System
		303.6		Southern Airways
	Box 304: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		304.1		Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
		304.2		Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company — Civic Groups,
			304.2		Telephone meet
		304.3		Small Business Administration
		304.4		Passport Division — Department of State
		304.5		Visa Division — Department of State
		304.6		International Cooperation Administration — Department of State
		304.7		Development Loan Fund — International Cooperation administration
		304.8		Supreme Court Decision on Water Boundary — The Gulf Of Mexico
	Box 305: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		305.1		Department of State — General, 1957-1966
		305.2		Booneville-Baldwyn Airport — Federal Aviation agency
		305.3		Iuka Airport Project — Federal Aviation agency
		305.4		Corinth Airport — Federal Aviation agency
		305.5		Tennessee Valley Authority, 1957-1966
		305.6		TVA — Okolona Service
		305.7		Silver Dollar Sales — Treasury Department
		305.8		National Bank of Iuka, Office of Comptroller — Department of Treasury
		305.9		Comptroller of the Currency, Office of — Department Of Treasury
		305.10		World’s Fair, 1963
		305.11		Booker T. Washington Memorial — Committee on Interior & Insular Affairs
	Box 306: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		306.1		Department of the Treasury — General
		306.2		Wage Stabilization Board — Subjects
		306.3		“Army” — Briefing folder
		306.4		“Army — Industry Team” — Briefing Folder
		306.5		Army Reserve Center — Tupelo — Department of the army
		306.6		U.S. Army “Troops in Mississippi” – Department of the army
		306.7		U.S. Corps of Engineers – Department of the army
	Box 307: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		307.1		Department of Navy — General
		307.2		Marine Corps — General
		307.3		Emergency Leave — Department of Navy
		307.4		Day, Thomas — Naval ROTC — Department of Navy
		307.5		4-H Club
		307.6		Food for Peace Program
		307.7		Fulton Telephone Company
		307.8		Future Farmers of America Site
	Box 308: Government Agencies, 1966-1968
		308.1		Federal Communications Commission
		308.2		FCC — Proposed Schedule of Licensing Fees
		308.3		Radio Station WCMA — Corinth, FCC
		308.4		FCC Radio Stations in District
		308.5		Radio Station WKOZ — Kosciusko
		308.6		VHF Booster Stations
		308.7		Government Contracts
		308.8		Grain Storage Facilities
	Box 316: Government Agencies, 1968
		316.1		Department of the Army — General, 1968
	Box 266: Government Agencies, 1968
		266.6		General Services Administration
		266.7		Disposition of old Tupelo Post Office Building — GSA
		266.8		Lease Purchase Program — GSA
		266.9		Public Buildings, 1963 Prospectus -GSA
		266.10		Tupelo Hospital Site
	Box 267: Government Agencies, 1968
		267.1		Gulf Ordnance Plant — Disposal
		267.2		Gulf Ordnance Plant — Prairie — Aberdeen Purchase
		267.3		Medical Supply Depot — Prairie, Mississippi — GSA
		267.4		Howard University
		267.5		White House Conference on Aging — Department of HEW
		267.6		U.S. Office of Education
		267.7		Future Farmers of America — U.S. Office of Education- HEW
		267.8		Public Health Service — General — HEW
		267.9		Social Security Case File 1967 — HEW

 

	Box 268: Government Agencies, 1968
		268.1		Social Security Administration — General
		268.2		Social Security Administration — Medicare, 1965-1967
		268.3		Operation Medicare Alert — Medicare File – Social Security Administration
		268.4		Okolona Nursing Home — Hospital Construction – HEW
		268.5		Imports — Subjects
		268.6		Interama — Subjects
		268.7		Illinois Central Railroad — Subjects – General
		268.8		Interstate Commerce Commission
		268.9		Bureau of Mines — Department of Interior
		268.10		Charles R. Shepherd Case — Interior
		268.11		Fish & Wildlife Service — Interior
		268.12		National Park Service — Brice’s Cross Roads – Interior
	Box 269: Government Agencies, 1968
		269.1		Battery Robinette — Corinth — National Park Service
		269.2		Miss. Petrified Forest — National Park Service
	Box 258: Public Works Projects, 1969
		258.1		Prairie Water System, 1
		258.2		Urban Renewal Project — Aberdeen, Housing & Home Finance Agency
		258.3		Cumberland Water Association, FHA
		258.4		Town of Ackerman Water System
		258.5		Bradley Water Association, FHA
		258.6		Amory Water & Sewer Project — HUD
		258.7		Cleveland Urban Renewal — Bolivar County
		258.8		City of Cleveland Water Project — Economic Department Administration
		258.9		Greenville Water System — Economic Development administration
		258.10		Greenville Head Start Program — OED
		258.11		Greenville Harbor Water System — Economic Development Administration
		258.12		Greenwood Utilities Commission — Water facilities application — EDA
		258.13		Greenwood FWPCA Project — Department of Interior
		258.14		Eupora — Webster County
		258.15		Merigold Water & Sewer System — EDA
		258.16		Indianola Sunflower County — Water & Sewer Project — HUD
		258.17		LaGrange Water System, Inc
		258.18		Maben Swimming Pool Project — FHA
		258.19		Oktoc Water Association — Oktibbeha County — FHA
		258.20		Bruce Water System — Community Facility administration
		258.21		McAdams Water System — FHA
		258.22		Poplar Springs Water Association — Farmers Home administration
		258.23		Louisville – Water Project — EDA
		258.24		Moorhead Sewage Facility – Sunflower County -EDA
		258.25		Prairie Opportunity, Inc. – OEO
		258.26		Ruleville EDA Project — Street Industrial Park — Water & Sewer
		258.27		Double Springs Community Water Association — FHA
		258.28		Talking Warrior Water Association Inc. — Oktibbeha County, FHA
		258.29		Sewer Project for Town of Maben, FHA
		258.30		EDA Grant for Catfish Research
		258.31		Kilmichael, Montgomery County — EDA
		258.32		Shannon Sewer Project, Lee County — FHA
		258.33		Town of Rienzi — EDA
		258.34		Starkville Public Housing & Urban Renewal — HUD
		258.35		Vaiden Water & Waste Disposal System — FHA
		258.36		Winona Water & Sewer System, EDA
	Box 259: Public Works Projects, 1969
		259.1		Zama Water Association, FHA
		259.2		Poverty — Pontotoc Neighborhood Youth Corps Project
		259.3		Pontotoc — Pontotoc County — OEO
		259.4		Attala County — Kosciusko Industrial Development Corp., EDA
		259.5		Black Hawk Water System — FHA
		259.6		Water & Sewer System Projects — FHA
		259.7		Construction Grants — U.S. Office of Education – HEW
		259.8		Housing & Home Finance Agency — Ecru Water Project
		259.9		Office of Area Redevelopment — Department of Commerce
		259.10		Area Redevelopment — Woodland Community Industrial Project
		259.11		FHA Water Association — Outside District
		259.12		Monroe County Producers Association — FHA Loans
		259.13		Loans & Grants — Water Projects – FHA
		259.14		Loans to Cooperatives, 1965 — FHA
		259.15		Hospital Construction — U.S. Public Health Service — HEW
		259.16		Construction Grant
	Box 135: Government Agencies
		135.56		USS Liberty
		135.57		Labor Unions, Department of Labor, 1968-1971
		135.58		Department of Labor — General, 1963
		135.59		Occupational Safety and Health Administration, 1970
		135.60		Department of Labor — Occupational Safety and Health Standards, 1971
		135.61		Division of Manpower — Department of Labor, 1972
		135.62		Department of Labor — Emergency Employment Act, 1971
		135.63		Wage and Price Control, 1971
		135.64		Department of Labor — Occupational Safety and Health administration, 1971
		135.65		Advisory Council, Intergovernmental Personnel Act of 1970
		135.66		Exemplary Rehabilitation Certificate for Ex-Servicemen, 1971
		135.67		Veterans Employment Representative for Mississippi, 1965-1966
		135.68		Trailco — Greenville, 1969-1970
		135.69		Kosciusko Manpower Development and Training Act Program, 1968-1972
		135.70		Wage and Hour Division — Department of Labor, 1964-1972
		135.71		Manpower Development and Training Act, 1965-1972
		135.72		Lower Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association, 1969-1972
	Box 136: Government Agencies
		136.1		Miscellaneous Issues — Economy, 1962-1970
		136.2		Bureau of Employment Security, 1962-1968
		136.3		Bureau of Employees’ Compensation, 1968
		136.4		National Labor Relations Board, 1968-1972
		136.5		Lower Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association banquet, 1971-1972
		136.6		Miscellaneous Issues, 1971-1972
		136.7		Miscellaneous Issues — Crime, 1970-1971
		136.8		Credit Union Information For Legislators, 1972
		136.9		MCI — Mid-South, Inc., 1970
		136.10		Dr. McIntire, 1970
		136.11		Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, 1970
		136.12		Association of Mid-South Communities, 1971
		136.13		Mississippi — General (Miscellaneous), 1960-1968
		136.14		National Bellamy Award — Mississippi General, 1972
		136.15		Mississippi — General (Miscellaneous), 1960-1968
		136.16		Mississippi — General (Publicity, etc.), 1954-1969
	Box 137: Government Agencies
		137.1		Request for Information on Mississippi, 1962-1972
		137.2		Mound Bayou, Mississippi — General, 1972
		137.3		State of Mississippi — Division of Law Enforcement assistance, 1970-1972
		137.4		History of Choctaw County, 1971
		137.5		Mississippi State Building Commission, 1970
		137.6		Mississippi Legislative Session Roster, 1972
		137.7		Coordinator of Federal-State Programs, 1970
		137.8		Grants-in-Aid Information, 1970
		137.9		Mississippi, State of — Voting Requirements, 1972
		137.10		Mississippi Agricultural and Industrial Board, 1970
		137.11		Mississippi Air and Water Pollution Control Commission, 1971
		137.12		Mississippi Commission on Hospital Car, 1954-1970
		137.13		Mississippi Department of Public Welfare, 1971 and 1968-1970
	Box 138: Government Agencies
		138.1		Mississippi Department of Public Safety, 1966-1967
		138.2		Mississippi Employment Security Commission, 1961-1971
		138.3		Mississippi Game and Fish Commission, 1966-1970
		138.4		Mississippi Forest and Park Service, 1951-1969
		138.5		Mississippi State Highway Commission, 1948-1972
		138.6		Mississippi Highway Safety Program, Care-Some, 1970
		138.7		Mississippi Library Commission, 1956-1971
		138.8		Eupora Library Service, 1970-1971
		138.9		Mississippi State Bar Association, 1963-1966
		138.10		Mississippi State Board of Health, 1945-1972
		138.11		Mississippi State Medical Education Board, 1952
		138.12		Mississippi State Department of Education – Jackson, 1950-1972
		138.13		Mississippi State Tax Commission, 1959-1970
		138.14		Workmen’s Compensation Commission – Mississippi, 1968
		138.15		Mississippi Association of Supervisors, 1971
		138.16		Mississippi Authority for Educational Television, 1967
		138.17		Mississippi Bankers Association, 1969-1971
		138.18		Mississippi Beekeepers Association, 1967
		138.19		Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association, 1970
	Box 139: Government Agencies
		139.1		Mississippi State Chamber of Commerce, 1961-1970
		139.2		Mississippi Civil Defense Council, 1963-1970
		139.3		Mississippi Economic Council, 1958-1972
		139.4		Mississippi Association of Farmer Elected Committeemen, 1968
		139.5		Mississippi Geological Economic and Topographical Survey, 1962-1965
		139.6		Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, 1961-1972
		139.7		Mississippi Hospital Association, 1972
		139.8		International Gardens Association of Mississippi, Inc., 1972
		139.9		Northeast Mississippi Historical Society, 1965
		139.10		Industrial Products Law, 1968
		139.11		Mississippi Jaycees, 1970-1972
		139.12		Mississippi League of Women Voters, 1964-1965
		139.13		Mississippi Levee Commissioners, 1966-1970
		139.14		Mississippi Magnolia Chapter of the Naval Reserve association, 1969
		139.15		Mississippi The Little Red School House, 1963
		139.16		Mississippi Council for Development of Marine Resources, 1969
		139.17		Mississippi Manufacturers Association, 1965-1972
		139.18		Colonel Mim Association, 1972
		139.19		North Mississippi Industrial Development Association, 1962-1963
		139.20		Public Employees’ Retirement System — Mississippi, 1971
		139.21		Mississippi R& D Center, 1965-1972
		139.22		Mississippi Reserve Officers Association, 1964-1967
		139.23		Mississippi Society of Washington, 1965-1971
		139.24		Mississippi Association Soil and Water Conservation District, 1972
		139.25		Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame, 1971-1972
		139.26		Mississippi Valley Association, 1969
		139.27		Mississippi State Legislature, 1968-1972
	Box 140: Government Agencies
		140.1		Mississippi on Arts, 1969-1971
		140.2		Mississippi Trustees of Mental Institutions, 1971
		140.3		Alcorn A& M College, 1972
		140.4		MSCW, 1966-1972
		140.5		Mississippi Delta Junior College, 1969-1971
		140.6		Delta State College, 1966-1972
		140.7		Mississippi State University, 1966-1972
		140.8		Mississippi State University, Boll Weevil Lab, 1972
		140.9		Mississippi State University, Federal Fisheries Research Unit, 1972
		140.10		Yellow Creek Port Project — TVA, 1971
		140.11		TVA Fertilizer Plant, 1968
		140.12		TVA Self-Financing Bill — HR 3460, 1959
		140.13		Department of Treasury, 1967-1972
		140.14		First National Bank of Iuka, 1970-1971
		140.15		Bureau of Customs, 1957-1971
		140.16		Young, J.T. — Bureau of Customs, 1967-1971
		140.17		Greenville Port Customs Agent, 1972
	Box 141: Government Agencies
		141.1		Internal Revenue Service, 1964-1971
		141.2		IRS — Exemption of Negro Colleges, 1970-1971
		141.3		Rubin, Jerry — IRS, 1970-1971
		141.4		Carroll Academy, 1970
		141.5		Clay County Educational Foundation, Inc., 1966-1967
		141.6		International Revenue Service, 1970-1971
		141.7		Treasury Department, 1971
		141.8		Bureau of Mint, 1966-1971
		141.9		United States District Courts, 1962
		141.10		Eisenhower Dollar Coin, 1971
		141.11		U.S. Code, 1970
		141.12		U.S. Information Agency, 1972
		141.13		United Parcel Service
		141.14		United Nations, 1951-1972
		141.15		Prisoners of War — Vietnam, 1972
		141.16		Vietnam and Cambodia, 1970-1972
		141.17		Amnesty for Deserters — Vietnam, 1972
	Box 142: Government Agencies
		142.1		Vietnam, 1967-1972
		142.2		Vietnam — Calley Verdict, 1971
		142.3		United States Involvement in Southeast Asia, 1970
		142.4		Water Resources Congress, 1972
		142.5		Warren Commission, 1964
		142.6		Write Your Congressman Club, Inc., 1964
		142.7		Water Resources Council, 1968-1972
		142.8		Pascagoula River Basin, 1970
		142.9		The American Legion, 1946-1970
		142.10		Confederate Veterans Pensions, 1958-1960
		142.11		Veterans’ Farm and Home Board, 1953-1971
		142.12		Veterans Advisory Panel to Study Veterans Problems, 1967
		142.13		Veterans Administration, 1946-1972
		142.14		Veterans of Foreign Wars Post, 1965

INVITATIONS

Box 51: Invitations 1943-1957

51.3

Speaking Invitations

Box 386: Invitations

386.7

Invitations, Congressional Record, Library of Congress, etc, 1943-1956, Invitations-General (I), 1956

Box 387: Invitations

387.1

Invitations, 1957

Box 437: Invitations

437.3

Invitations, Library of Congress and Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1960

437.4

Invitations, 1958

Box 438: Invitations

438.1

Invitations, 1959

Box 45: Invitations

45.9

Invitations to Speak, 1959-1960

45.10

Invitations, 1960

Box 46: Invitations

46.1

Invitations, 1961

Box 430: Invitations

430.3

Invitations to Speak, 1960-1962

430.4

Invitations, General, 1961-1962

Box 412: Invitations

412.1

Invitations-General, 1964

412.3

Invitations to Speak, 1963

Box 413: Invitations

413.2

Invitations, General, 1963

Box 411: Invitations

411.5

1964 Speaking Invitations

Box 253: Invitations

253.1

1965 Speaking Invitations

253.2

1965 Invitation — General (Subject I)

253.3

Mid-South Invitations

253.4

1966 Invitations

LEGISLATION
	Box 398: Legislation
		398.1		Petroleum Administration for War, 1943-1945
		398.2		Office of Price Administration, 1945-1947
		398.3		Office of Price Administration, 1943-1944
		398.4		Office of Defense Transportation, 1943-1945
	Box 38: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1954
		38.12		Abernethy Bills
		38.13		D.C. Committee, HR 3131. Extending D.C. rent control (Abernethy)
		38.14		HR 8398. Conservation of water resources
		38.15		HR 2102. Abernethy-Eastland Bill
		38.16		HR 3576. To facilitate the adjustment of cotton Production and marketing
		38.17		HR 4149. Abernethy
		38.18		Income tax reduction
		38.19		Abernethy Bill cotton acreage
		38.20		Rent control legislation
		38.21		Armed Services legislation
		38.22		Appropriations, 1955
		38.23		Universal Military Training, 1953 (Committee on Armed Services)
		38.24		Universal Military Training, 1952 (Committee on Armed Services)
	Box 39: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1954
		39.1		Universal Military Training, prior 1952 (Committee on armed Services)
		39.2		Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Committee (Committee on Armed Services)
		39.3		College deferment legislation
		39.4		Banking and Currency Committee
		39.5		Committee on Education and Labor
		39.6		Labor legislation, 1953
		39.7		Minimum wage, Education and Labor Committee
	Box 40: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1954
		40.1		Taft-Hartley Act
		40.2		Reorganization of government, 1953
		40.3		Agriculture Department Consolidation
		40.4		FEPC Legislation
	Box 41: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1943-1954
		41.1		FEPC Material
	Box 57: Legislation — Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		57.2		Legislation-Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		57.3		H.R. 191 – Abernethy Bill to provide regulation of Nursing and nursing education
		57.4		H.R. 192 – Abernethy Bill to provide for removal of board of Education of the District of Columbia
		57.5		H.R. 511 – Abernethy Bill to provide for jury trials In condemnation
	Box 58: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		58.1		H.R. 512 – To establish qualifications of appointees to the Supreme Court
		58.2		H.R. 514 – For compulsory inspection by USDA of Poultry products
		58.3		H.R. 1045 – To amend Soil Conservation and Domestic allotment Act
		58.4		H.R. 1046 – To amend Agricultural Act of 1956
		58.5		H.R. 1047 – To amend Agricultural Act of 1949-price supports
		58.6		H.R. 1048 – To amend Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938-parity provisions
		58.7		H.R. 1049 – To amend Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938-cotton acreage allotments
		58.8		H.R. 1905 – To amend the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954
		58.9		H.R. 3204 – Improvement of Tombigbee River and tributaries
		58.10		H.R. 5892 – To amend “Act relating to children born Out of wedlock”
		58.11		H.R. 5893 – To provide a motor vehicle driver Education training course
		58.12		H.R. 6454 – Retirement of public school teachers – D.C
		58.13		H.R. 6809 – Compulsory school attendance and school Census
		58.14		H.R. 6701 – Tennessee River Basin Water Pollution Control Compact
		58.15		H.R. 6810 – Marketing or exporting dairy heifers to reduce milk-producing potential
		58.16		H.R. 6811 – Public School Food Services act
		58.17		H.R. 7145 – Regulation of practice of optometry – D.C
		58.18		H.R. 8220 – District of Columbia Business Corporation act
		58.19		H.R. 8735 – D.C. teachers retirement
		58.20		H.R. 8736 – Salary increase for teachers, school Officers, etc. – D.C
		58.21		H.R. 9136 – Competitive cotton sales in foreign and Domestic markets
		58.22		H.R. 9893 – Extend and expand authority of Public Law 480
		58.23		H.R. 10043 – Flow of milk and dairy products in Interstate and foreign commerce
		58.24		H.R. 10309 – Additional funds for 1958 cotton acreage reserve program
		58.25		H.R. 11034 – To make unlawful the sale of merchandise On Sunday

 

Box 59: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		59.1		H.R. 11176 — Price supports for milk and special Dairy programs
		59.2		H.R. 11178 — Special dairy programs
		59.3		H.R. 11179 — Minimum price support levels for whole Milk and butterfat
		59.4		H.R. 12266 — Amend District of Columbia Teachers’ Salary Act of 1955
		59.5		H.R. 12853 — Relocating portions of Natchez Trace Parkway
		59.6		H.J. Res. 363 — Commission on Increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products
		59.7		Fair Labor Standards Act — Education and Labor Committee
		59.8		Minimum Wage — form letter — Corinth
		59.9		Railroad Industry Problems — Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1957-1958
	Box 60: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		60.1		Post Office
		60.2		Postal Legislation — 1955
		60.3		National Federation of Independent business
	Box 61: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1943-1956
		61.1		Veterans Affairs
		61.2		Military Departments and Other Government Agencies, 1943-1960
		61.3		Air Force — General
			61.3		(signed letter, Jamie Whitten, 13 June 1958)
		62.4		Army — General
		62.5		National Guard
	Box 50: Legislation
		50.10		Ways and Means Committee
		50.11		The Import Quota, Ways and Means Committee
	Box 51: Legislation
		51.1		Ways & Means Committee, Federal Amusement Tax, 1943-1956
	Box 426: Abernathy Bills
		426.1		Appropriations — Federal Security Administration, 1951
		426.2		Banking and Currency, 1944-1952
		426.3		H.R.2681- Restore Federal Housing Administration, banking and Currency, 1945
		426.4		Regulation “Q”, Banking and Currency, 1943-1945
		426.5		British War Loan, 1946
		426.6		Budget Limitation, 1947
		426.7		Basing Point Bill, 1950
		426.8		H.R. 2188 — Bryson Bill, 1952
		426.9		Civil Service Commission, 1942
		426.10		H.R. 3393 — Salaries for Federal Employees, 1945-1949
		426.11		Federal Employees Salary Increase — Civil Service Committee, 1945-1948
		426.12		Claims, 1946
		426.13		Compensation for Overtime, Night, and Holiday Work, 1945-1948
		426.14		Pension under Social Security…, 1948
		426.15		Communism, 1947-1952
	Box 427: Abernathy Bills
		427.1		Contract Negotiations Bill, 1951
		427.2		Durham-Humphrey Bill, 1951
		427.3		Displaced Persons, 1947-1950
		427.4		Dies Committee, 1945
		427.5		Dental Research Bill, 1947-1948
		427.6		European Situation, 1948
		427.7		European Food Situation, 1947-1948
		427.8		European Aid, 1948-1952
		427.9		H.R. 3325 — Reorganizing Agencies of Government, 1945
		427.10		Education, 1943-1948
		427.11		Fair Trade Bill, 1951-1952
		427.12		Federal aid to Schools, 1943-1950
	Box 431: Legislation
		431.1		Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee, 1945-1948
		431.2		Post War Planning, 1944
		431.3		Public Lands Committee, 1947
		431.4		H.R 96 — Study problems of public lands (Public Lands Committee), 1945
		431.5		Portal to Portal Bill, 1947
		431.6		Committee on Public Works, 1949
		431.7		Palestine Partition, 1948
		431.8		H.R. 5059 — Postal Employees Increase, 1945-1951
		431.9		H.R. 3035 — Postal Service Reclassification, 1945
		431.10		Presidential Elections, 1948
		431.11		Postal Employees Legislation, 1947-1952
		431.12		Postal Legislation, 1947-1952
	Box 432: Legislation
		432.1		Labor Policies and Legislation, 1943-1952
		432.2		Defense Program — Military Legislation, 1948-1949
		432.3		Selective Service, War III, 1951
		432.4		War Damage Bills — War III, 1951
		432.5		Military Legislation-State Guard, 1950
		432.6		H.R. 2346 — Merchant Seaman War Service Act, 1945-1947
		432.7		Military Affairs, H.R. 5762, 1946
		432.8		Military Affairs, Terminal Leave Pay Bill, 1946-1947
		432.9		Army and Navy Consolidation, 1946
		432.10		H.R 1752 — Work or Fight Bill (Military Affairs), 1945
		432.11		Opposition to Inducting 18 year olds, 1945-1946
		432.12		Atomic Energy Control Bill, Military Affairs, 1946
		432.13		Military-Reserve Officers Training Corps, 1947-1952
		432.14		H.J. Re. 106 — People in agriculture (Military affairs), 1945
		432.15		Mississippi State Legislature Resolutions, 1948
		432.16		Mastering Out Pay, 1944
		432.17		Selective Service, 1943-1950
		432.18		Military Demobilization, 1945-1946
		432.19		Naval Affairs, 1945-1946
		432.20		H.R. 5520 — DeLacey Bill, Naval Affairs, 1946
	Box 433: Legislation
		433.1		H.R. 4051 — National Gas Act, 1947
		433.2		Natchez Trace Land Use Project, 1947
		433.3		Continuation of OPA, 1945-1946
		433.4		Gasoline Tax, 1947-1951
		433.5		St. Lawrence Seaway Project, 1947-1952
		433.6		Excess Profits Tax, 1950
		433.7		Sales Tax, 1951
		433.8		Excise Tax Legislation, 1948-1952
		433.9		Tax Legislation, 1947-1948
		433.10		Knutson Tax Bill, 1947-1948
		433.11		Ways and Means, 1943-1948
		433.12		G.I. Bill of Rights, 1944-1946
		433.13		Veterans Legislation — Housing, 1948
		433.14		Veterans Housing Loans, 1951
		433.15		Reorganization Plans of Government Agencies, 1946-1952
		433.16		Rules Committee, 1951
		433.17		Rent Control, 1949-1950
		433.18		Rural Rehabilitation Corporation, 1949
	Box 409: Legislation
		409.1		Railway Labor Act Amendments, 1950-1951
		409.2		Railroad Retirement Legislation, 1951
		409.3		Social Security — Abernethy Bill, 1948-1949
		409.4		Unemployment Compensation, 1952
		409.5		Loan to Spain, 1950
		409.6		Rhodes Bill H.R. 6785- Industrial Development in the South, 1952
		409.7		S1050 — “socialized medicine”, 1945-1951
		409.8		Tax Legislation, 1943-1952
	Box 410: Legislation
		410.1		Ways and Means, H.R. 6911 — Social Security Bill (Old Age Assistance), 1946
		410.2		Co-op Tax, 1944-1952
		410.3		The Wage-Hour Law, 1949-1952
		410.4		Prisoner of War Benefits
		410.5		H.R. 20 — Social Security Benefits for Self-Employed Individuals, 1947
		410.6		Unemployment Compensation (Temporary File), 1945
		410.7		Veterans Bonus, 1947
		410.8		“The Serviceman’s Readjustment Act of 1944” — National Lawyers Guild, 1945
		410.9		World Peace, 1950-1951
		410.10		Correspondence on 1946 Legislative Program
		410.11		Reconversion Legislation, 1944
		410.12		Mexican Water Treaty, 1945
		410.13		To Quiet Title to Land in Mississippi Sound, 1945
		410.14		Missouri Valley Authority, 1945
		410.15		H.R. 1968 (S. 660) Bankhead-Steagall Price Control, 1945
		410.16		Miscellaneous, 1944-1947
	Box 404: Legislation, 1943-1962
		404.3		Appropriations
		404.4		H.R. 1362 Amendment R.R. Retirement Acts 1945-1950
		404.5		Hearings — From Labor Programs — 1943
		404.6		Civil Service
	Box 405: Legislation, 1943-1962
		405.1		World War Veterans Legislation, 1948-1949
		405.2		Claims
		405.3		Labor
		405.4		Pensions
		405.5		World War Veterans Legislation
	Box 406: Legislation, 1943-1962
		406.1		Public Buildings and Grounds
		406.2		Full Employment Bill
	Box 411: Legislation
		411.1		Miscellaneous Legislation — 82nd Congress
		411.2		World War Veterans Legislation, 1951
		411.3		Social Security, Invitations, Miscellaneous, 1962-1964
		411.4		Case File-Social Security Administration-HEW, 1962-1963
	Box 419: Legislation
		419.3		Federal Social Security Act, 1948-1952
	Box 420: Legislation
		420.1		Federal Trade Commission Act, 1947-1948
		420.2		Federal Aid to Highway Act — H.R. 2840, 1947
		420.3		Foreign Relations Committee — Cancer Research Bill, 1946
		420.4		Freight Rates, 1943-1951 (2 folders)
		420.5		Foreign Affairs, 1949-1952
		420.6		Finance, 1943
		420.7		Flood Control, 1943-1952
		420.8		H.J. Res. 145 — United States in Food and agriculture Organization of United Nations, 1945
		420.9		Federal Employees Liability Act (amend) H.R. 1639 (Jennings), 1947
		420.10		H.R. 3492 — Federal Housing Bill (Wolcott Bill), 1947-1949
		420.11		Presidents Proposal on Greece and Turkey, 1947
		420.12		Housing Act, 1957
		420.13		Housing Legislation, 1946-1950
		420.14		Housing Act of 1949
		420.15		Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1943-1950
		420.16		Local Health Units Bill, 1952
		420.17		National Housing Commission Act — Taft-Ellender-Wagner Bill, 1947-1949
		420.18		H.R. 32 — Hobbs Bill (Judiciary Committee), 1945
		420.19		Hobbs Bill (Labor) — H.R. 32, 1945
	Box 421: Legislation
		421.1		Veterans Housing, 1946
		421.2		S. 191 — Hospital Construction Act, 1946-1951
		421.3		Judiciary, 1945-1950
		421.4		Committee on Judiciary — H.R. 1399 — To create new Court district at Greenville, 1950
		421.5		Judiciary Committee — H.R. 2181 (Increase in Judges’ salaries), 1946
		421.6		Judiciary Committee — H.R. 1108 — Bill to establish uniform procedure relative to proof of age, 1945-1946
		421.7		Indian Legislation (Proposed) 1943-1950
		421.8		Grain for India, 1951
		421.9		Central Arizona Irrigation Project, 1950
		421.10		Immigration Committee H.R. 434, 1946-1948
		421.11		Land Grants, 1944
		421.12		H.R. 2563 — Bulwinkle Bill (Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee), 1945
		421.13		Lanham Act — H.R. 3682, 1947
		421.14		Labor, 1945-52
		421.15		Fair Labor Standards Act, Amendments to — 1945-1952
		421.16		Case Bill (Anti-Strike) 1946
	Box 422: Legislation
		422.1		Anti-Strike Legislation and H.R. 2656, 1946-1952
		422.2		Labor Federal Security Bill, 1945
		422.3		CIO, 1943-1946
		422.4		Information in H.R. 874, The Library Demonstration bill, 1949-1952
		422.5		Smith Anti-Labor Bill, H.R. 3937-1945
		422.6		Railway Labor Act, 1950
		422.7		Increase in Minimum Wage (Labor), 1946-1947
		422.8		Labor Legislation, H. R. 3020, 1947-52
	Box 423: Legislation
		423.1		H.R. 3235 — Increase rate on postage on books, 1945
		423.2		H.R. 1286 — Pensions Committee, 1945-1952
		423.3		H.R. 307 — Absolute Q. Harris-amend Veterans’ benefits Act of 1957, 1958-1962
		423.4		H.R. 458 Relief of James O’Donnell’s dependants, 1955-1960
		423.5		H.R. 460 Pensions for Non-Service Connected Death
		423.6		H.R. 3462 Amend TVA Act of 1933, 1959
		423.7		H.R. 5180 Supply of Turkeys, 1959
		423.8		H.R. 6453 Surrender and Reallocation of Acreage allotments, 1959
		423.9		H.R. 7041 & 308 Sale and Permanent Transfer of acreage Allotments, 1959
		423.10		H.R. 7391 Co-operatives
		423.11		H.R. 9647 National Guard relief for accidental death, 1960
		423.12		H.R. 303 Oldest Inhabitants of United States, 1957-1959
		423.13		H.R. 2511 Shoplifting, -District of Colombia, 1959
		423.14		H.R. 2317 Licensing and Bonding of Collection agencies, 1959
		423.15		H.R. 2318 Regulation of Closing Out and Fire Sales, 1959
		423.16		H.R. 4454 D.C. Corporation Trustees, 1959
		423.17		H.R. 3222 Jurisdiction for D.C. Municipal Court
		423.18		H.R.9672 Postal Field Service Compensation Act of 1955, amended, 1960
		423.19		H.R. 11931 Re: caveats to wills, 1960
		423.20		H.R. 306 Amend Federal Crop Insurance Act, 1959
		423.21		H.R. 4781 Amend Watershed Protection and Flood Protection Act, 1959
		423.22		H.R. 9539 Mississippi Teachers qualify for Social Security, 1960
		423.23		H.R. 8659 Amend Agricultural Act of 1949 and agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, 1956-1957
	Box 438: Legislation
		438.3		Submerged Lands, 1953
	Box 439: Miscellaneous Legislation
		439.1		Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1953-1956
		439.2		Judiciary Committee, 1953-1956
		439.3		Poll Tax, 1943-1952
		439.4		HJR 161 — 50th Anniversary of the Founding of Farm Demonstration Work, Judiciary Committee, 1953
		439.5		H.J. Res. 183 — National Hillbilly Music Way, 1953-1954
		439.6		Bricker Amendment — Judiciary Committee, 1954-1955
		439.7		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1955-1956
	Box 440: Legislation
		440.1		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1953-1954
		440.2		Postal Legislation, 1953-1954
		440.4		Postal Legislation, 1955
		440.5		Presidential Recommendations, 1954
		440.6		Civil Service Legislation, 1954-1956
		440.7		Veterans — H.R. 7886, 1956
	Box 441: Legislation
		441.1		Congressional and Judicial Pay Increase, Post Office and Civil Service Committee, 1954-1955
		441.2		Public Works Legislation, 1953-1956
		441.3		Federal Highway Act (Committee on Public Works), 1955-1956
		441.4		Veterans Legislation, 1953-1956
	Box 52: Legislation
		52.3		Infant Care List, 1954-1955
		52.4		Social Security Legislation, 1953-1956
	Box 351: Legislation
		351.8		Statehood — Hawaii, Committee on Interior & Insular Affairs, 1950-1959
	Box 352: Legislation
		352.1		Interstate Foreign Commerce, Legislation, 1957-1960
		352.2		R. R. Industry Problems, Interstate & Foreign Commerce, 1958
		352.3		Legislative Oversight Committee, Interstate & Foreign Commerce, 1958-1960
		352.4		R. R. Retirement Legislation, Interstate & Foreign Commerce, 1958
		352.5		Paid Television, Interstate & Foreign Commerce, 1957-1959
		352.6		Immigration & Nationality Act, Public Law 414, 82nd Congress, 1953-1960
	Box 353: Legislation
		353.1		Judiciary Committee, Omnibus, Judges Bill, 1960
		353.2		Judiciary, 1957-1960
		353.3		Judiciary Committee, H.R. 11, 1954-1959
		353.4		Judiciary Committee, Auto Dealers Legislation, 1954-1956
		353.5		Equal Rights Material, 1944-1952
		353.6		Merchant Marine and Fisheries, H.R. 12419, 1960
		353.7		Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 1954-1960
		353.8		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1957-1960
		353.9		Miscellaneous Legislation, National and International Issues, 1956-1960

 

Box 354: Legislation
		354.1		Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, 1960-1961
		354.2		Middle East Crisis, 1958
		354.3		National Federal of Independent Business, 1960
		354.4		18 year old Minimum Voting Age, 1954
		354.5		J.T. Young, Executive Vice-President Monte Glove Company (Maben),
			354.5		1958-1960
	Box 355: Legislation
		355.1		Appropriations., 1953-1954
		355.2		Department of Agriculture, Appropriations Bills, 1953-1956
		355.3		Amendment to Increase National Minimum Wage, 1955
	Box 356: Legislation
		356.1		Yearbooks of Agriculture, Correspondence, 1959
		356.2		Labor Reform Legislation — Correspondence, 1959
		356.3		Labor Reform Legislation — Education. and Labor Committee, 1959
		356.4		Labor Reform Legislation, 1959
		356.5		43 Photographs — same subject
	Box 357: Legislation
		357.1		Labor Reform Legislation, 1959
		357.2		Labor Reform Legislation, 1959
		357.3		Fair Labor Standards — Education and Labor Committee, 1959
		357.4		Post Office Legislation, 1959-1960
	Box 358: Legislation
		358.1		Post Office and Civil Service Committee — General, 1960
		358.2		Civil Service, 1957-1960
		358.3		Drainage, Bear Creek, Public Works Committee, 1955-1956
		358.4		Public Works, 1957-1960
		358.5		Rules, 1957-1959
		358.6		Drainage, Upper Colorado River Project, Public Works, 1955-1956
		358.7		Federal Highway Act, Public Works Committee, 1955-1956
		358.8		St. Lawrence Seaway, 1953-1957
		358.9		Un-American Activities Committee, 1953-1960
		358.10		Veterans Legislation — Veterans Affairs, 1958-1960
		358.11		Southern Conference for Human Welfare, 1947
	Box 359: Legislation
		359.1		Peacetime G.I. Bill, 1958-1960
		359.2		Korean G.I. Bill of Rights — Veterans Affairs Committee, 1956
		359.3		President’s Commission on Veteran’s Pensions, 1956-1959
		359.4		Ways and Means Committee — General, 1959-1960
		359.5		Ways and Means Committee — Forand Bill (Social Security Legislation), 1957-60
		359.6		Ways and Means Committee — Tariff, 1955-1960
		359.7		Income Tax Legislation, 1952-60
		359.8		Social Security Legislation — Ways and Means Committee, 1957-1960
		359.9		Tax Legislation — Ways and Means Committee, 1948-1961
	Box 360: Legislation
		360.1		Coop Tax — Ways and Means Committee, 1957-1960
		360.2		Presidents Tax Proposals — Ways and Means Committee, 1961
		360.3		Carpet Wool Bill — Ways and Means Committee, 1957-1958
		360.4		Gasoline Tax Increase — Ways and Means Committee, 1958-1960
		360.5		Excises Taxes — Ways and Means Committee, 1954-1960
		360.6		Federal Amusement Tax, 1953-1956
		360.7		Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act – Ways and Means Committee, 1958-1960
	Box 361: Legislation
		361.1		H.R. 40 — Agriculture Committee — State Assistance Of Agricultural Experimental Stations, 1961-1963
		361.2		H.R. 40
		361.3		H.R. 40 — Government documents
		361.4		Research Correspondence, 1961-1962
		361.5		Research Correspondence, 1960
		361.6		Research Correspondence, 1959
		361.7		Research Correspondence, 1959
		361.8		Research Correspondence, 1957-1958
	Box 362: Legislation
		362.1		Research — Abernathy Bills, H.R. 8639 and Report, 1959-1961
		362.2		Research — House Bills, 1956-1959
		362.3		Research — Abernathy H.R. 889, 1962
		362.4		Research — Senate Bills and Reports, 1958-1959
		362.5		Research — Extra Copies of Bills and Reports, 1959-1958
		362.6		Research — Material, Abernathy Speeches and Publicity, 1957-1960
		362.7		Research — Material, Analysis of House and Senate Versions, 1960
		362.8		Research — Material, Miscellaneous Material
	Box 363: Legislation, Abernethy Research Bill
		363.1		Research — Material, Department of Agriculture Publications
		363.2		Research — Material, Reports of President’s Commission on Uses, 1957
		363.3		Agricultural Committee — Trip to Mexico, 1949
		363.4		Puerto Rican Trip, 1953
		363.5		Agricultural Attaché Conference – Athens, Greece, 1959
	Box 364: Legislation, Abernathy Research Bill
		364.1		FAO Conference — Rome, Italy, October- November 1957
		364.2		Agricultural Committee — Trip to South American, 1955
		364.3		Dominican Republic Trip — Committee on Agriculture, 1955
		364.4		California Hearings — Committee on Agriculture, 1948-1949
	Box 53: Legislation
		53.1		Co-Op Tax, 1953-1955
		53.2		Tax Legislation, 1953-1956
	Box 424: Legislation
		424:1		H.R. 287 Veterans’ Pensions, 1957-1961
		424:2		H.R. 7357 Amend Career Compensation Act of 1949, 1961
		424:3		H.R.1132 Amend the Natural Gas Act, 1959-1961
		424:4		H.R. 285 Amend Tariff Act of 1930; 1961-1962
		424:5		H.R. 283 Veteran’s Pensions, 1961
		424:6		H.R. 5338 Repeal Excise Tax on Communications, 1961
		424:7		H.R. 5388 Amend D.C. Credit Unions Act, 1961
		424:8		H.R. 6686 Amend D.C. Code of Law, 1961
		424:9		H.R. 11725 Amend Sugar Act of 1948, 1962
		424:10		H.R. 10528 Expropriation of American property by Foreign countries, 1962
		424:11		H.R. 9290 To amend the Soil Conservation and Domestic allotment Act, 1961
		424:12		H.R. 3222 Amend section 4(a) of the Act of April 1, 1942, 1962
		424:13		H.R. 6346 To provide monuments in the Natchez Trace, 1961
		424:14		H.R. 6519 To provide lands for the Tupelo National battlefield, 1961
		424:15		H.R. 7265 Marital Property Rights Amendments, 1961
		424:16		H.R. 5968 Amend D.C Unemployment Compensation Act, 1962
		424:17		H.R. 5143 Amend Section 801 of the D.C. Code,1962
		424:18		H.R. 11240 Amend the Smith-Lever Act, 1962
		424:19		H.R. 2746 Amend Fair Labor Standards Act, 1961
		424:20		H.R. 11668 To provide adjusting conditions of Competition between domestic and foreign industries
	Box 425: Legislation
		425.1		H.R.11884 To readjustment postal rates, 1960
		425.2		H.R.3936 ASC County employees retirement, Insurance and Salary Increase, 1957-1961
		425.3		H.R. 6032 Civil Service Retirement Act, 1959
		425.4		H.J Res.32 Prescribing the term of office of the Supreme Court Members, 1959
		425.5		Abernathy Bills, 1951-1952
		425.6		Abernathy Bills, 1955-1957
		425.7		Abernathy Bills, 1953-1954
		425.8		Abernathy Bills, 1962 (Armed Services, 1944-1952, Interior Appropriations Bill 1951-1952, Appropriations, 1952)
	Box 399: Legislation
		399.6		Transportation Proposals, 1962
		399.7		Government Operations Committee, 1961-1962
		399.8		Department of Urban Affairs, Committee on Government Operations, 1961-1962
		399.9		Federal and Postal Salary Increase — Post Office and Civil Service Committee, 1960
	Box 400: Legislation
		400.1		Postal Rate Increase — Post Office and Civil Service Committee, 1960
		400.2		Salary Increase Legislation — Post Office and Civil Service Com., 1962
		400.3		Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, 1960-63
		400.4		Education T.V. (HR 132) — Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, 1961
		400.5		Natural Gas Act — Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1954-58
		400.6		Judiciary Committee — Civil Rights — HR 3, 1955-59
		400.7		Judiciary — Anti Trust Sub Committee 1961
		400.8		Judiciary Committee — Liberty Amendment, 1963
		400.9		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1962
		400.10		Postal Rate and Salary Increase Bill, 1962
		400.11		Civil Service Legislation, 1961-1962
		400.12		Post Office and Civil Service Committee — General, 1961-1963
		400.13		Postal Legislation, 1961-1962
	Box 401: Legislation
		401.1		Veterans Affairs Committee, 1961-1962
		401.2		Ways and Means Committee, 1960-1962
		401.3		Ways and Means Committee — Federal Aid Highway Program, 1961-1962
		401.4		Ways and Means Committee — Simpson-Keogh Bills, 1956-1962
		401.5		Federal Record Center — National Archives, 1959-1962
	Box 365: Entire File on Abernathy Research Bill
		365.1		Agricultural Committee Trip to Mississippi, 1953
		365.2		Trip to Florida, 1954
		365.3		Special Train — House Agriculture Committee — august 5-6, 1953
		365.4		Cuban Trip — January, 1954
	Box 394: Legislation
		394.1		Economy-Economic Situation-Budget, 1957-1960
		394.2		Legislation, 1961-1963
		394.3		Public Welfare Amendments — Ways and Means Committee, 1962
		394.4		H.R. 7640 — King Bill — Ways and Means Committee, 1961-1962
		394.5		Tariffs, Ways and Means Committee, 1961-1962
		394.6		President’s Tax Proposals, Ways and Means Committee, 1961-1962
		394.7		Tax Exemption for State and Municipal Bonds, 1963
		394.8		Herlong-Baker Bill, Tax Reform — Ways and Means Committee, 1961-1963
		394.9		Cotton Imports — Ways and Means Committee, 1955-1962
		394.10		Trade Expansion Act — Ways and Means Committee, 1962
	Box 395: Legislation
		395.1		Clay Products Industry Problems — Ways and Means, 1961-1963
		395.2		H.R. 460, Ways and Means Committee, 1960-1961
		395.3		Social Security Legislation — Ways and Means, 1961-1963
		395.4		Trade Bill, 1962
		395.5		Trade Expansion Act, 1962
		395.6		Textile Imports, 1961 — 1963
		395.7		Textile Imports — Material, 1961-1962
		395.8		Supreme Court Prayer Decision, 1961-1962
	Box 396: Legislation, 1961-1963
		396.1		Supreme Court Prayer Decision, 1964
		396.2		Supreme Court Opinions, 1961-1962 (8 copies — Government document, 1963)
	Box 397: Legislation
		397.1		Transportation Proposals — Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1963
		397.2		Return to United States and Final Burial of World War II Dead, 1946
		397.3		Office of Defense Transportation, 1945
		397.4		Library of Congress, 1959-1960
	Box 283: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1960-1970
		283.4		H.J. Res. 252 Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee
		283.5		H. Con. Res. 116 Ways & Means Committee
		283.6		H. Con. Res. 343 Ways & Means Committee
		283.7		H. Con. Res. 625 Ways & Means Committee
		283.8		H. Res. 617 Foreign Affairs Committee
		283.9		H. Res. 922 Rules Committee – Impeachment of Supreme Court Justices
		283.10		H. Res. 976 Rules Committee
		283.11		H. J. Res. 1381
		283.12		H. Res. 976 Rules Committee
		283.13		H. Res. 1213
		283.14		H.R. 174 Public Works Committee — Highway 82
		283.15		H. R. 175 Public Works Committee — Highway 45 & 78
		283.16		H. Con. Res. 332 Foreign Affairs Committee — POW’s
		283.17		H.R. 736 Ways & Means Committee
		283.18		H.R. 927 Post Office & Civil Service
		283.19		H.R. 4781 Ways & Means

 

Box 284: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1960-1970
		284.1		H.R. 6047 Veterans Affairs
		284.2		H.R. 8379 Agriculture
		284.3		H.R. 13233 Ways & Means
		284.4		H.R. 13766 Ways & Means
		284.5		H.R. 13744 Veterans Affairs
		284.6		H.R. 14101 Ways & Means
		284.7		H.R. 17981 Agriculture
		284.8		H.R. 19016 Post Office & Civil Service
		284.9		H.R. 54 Public Works
		284.10		H.R. 39 D.C. Committee
		284.11		H.R. 17505 D.C. Committee
		284.12		H.R. 17026 D.C. Committee
		284.13		H.R. 17711 D.C. Committee
		284.14		H.R. 2747 D.C. Committee
		284.15		H.R. 13390 D.C. Committee
		284.16		H.R. 14176 D.C. Committee
		284.17		H.R. 14988 D.C. Committee
		284.18		H.R. 16490 Judiciary
		284.19		1969 Abernethy Bills
		284.20		H.R. 146 Judiciary
		284.21		H.R. 178 Veterans Affairs
		284.22		H.R. 6668 Foreign Affairs
		284.23		H.R. 5156 Interstate & Foreign Commerce
	Box 285: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1960-1970
		285.1		H.R. 5759 — Committee on Armed Services
		285.2		H.R. 8518 — Ways & Means Committee
		285.3		H.R. 15626 — Un-American Activities
		285.4		H.R. 145 — Judiciary Committee
		285.5		H.R. 176 — Veterans Affairs Committee
		285.6		H.R. 712 — Committee on Judiciary
		285.7		H. Res. 850 — Rules Committee — Trading with Communist Countries
		285.8		H.R. 573 — D.C
		285.9		User Fees on Recreational Areas — Public Works Committee, 1966
		285.10		H.R. 11236 — Public Works Committee
		285.11		H.R. 12601 — Un-American Activities Committee
		285.12		H.R. 12890 — Agriculture Committee
		285.13		H.R. 14430 — District of Columbia Committee
		285.14		H.R. 15155 — Agriculture Committee
		285.15		H.R. 15226 — Committee on Public Works
		285.16		H.R. 919 — Rules Committee (Justice William O. Douglas)
		285.17		H.R. 177 — Agriculture Committee
		285.18		H.R. 261 — Post Office & Civil Service Committee (Jefferson Davis Stamp)
		285.19		H. Con. Res. — Foreign Affairs Committee — Panama Canal Treaty
		285.20		H.R. 262 — Interior & Insular Affairs Committee
		285.21		H. Res. 585 — Rules Committee
		285.22		H. R. 8359 — District of Columbia Committee
	Box 286: Legislation – Abernethy Bills, 1960-1970
		286.1		H.R. 952 — Committee on Veterans Affairs
		286.2		H.J. Res. — Judiciary Committee
		286.3		H.R. 6233 — Agriculture Committee
		286.4		H.R. 147 — Judiciary Committee
		286.5		H.R. 6340 — Education & Labor Committee
		286.6		H.R. 5387 — Judiciary Committee
		286.7		H.R. 10934 — Ways & Means Committee
		286.8		H.R. 148 — Veterans Affairs
	Box 265: Legislation — Ways & Means Committee
		265.9		Presidents Tax Proposals, 1963
	Box 266: Legislation — Ways & Means Committee
		266.1		Social Security Legislation , 1964
		266.2		H.R. 11450- – to amend the Internal Revenue Code
		266.3		Medicare for the Aged, 1965
		266.4		Medical Care for the Aged, 1961-1964
		266.5		Holding for copy of Medicare Bill
	Box 297: Legislation — Ways & Means Committee
		297.5		Legislation — Ways & Means
			297.5		Signed Letter of Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, 5 April 1966
	Box 298: Legislation — Ways & Means Committee
		298.1		1969 Tax Reform Legislation, July-December
		298.2		1969 Tax Reform Legislation, May-July
		298.3		Guaranteed Annual Income
		298.4		1969 Social Security Legislation
		298.5		Tax Reform Legislation, 1969
			298.5		Signed Letter of C. B. (Buddie) Newman
		298.6		Tax Reform — Opinion Ballots
		298.7		Industrial Revenue Bonds
		298.8		Textile Imports
		298.9		Import Limitations — General
	Box 299: Legislation – Ways & Means Committee
		299.1		Waterway User Fees
		299.2		Shoe Imports
		299.3		Cabinet Oil Import Task Force
		299.4		Reciprocal Trade Act, 1967
		299.5		H.R. 40 — Self-Employment Tax Amendments, 1966
		299.6		Excise Tax Bills & Material
		299.7		Imports — Opinion Ballots
		299.8		Tariffs
		299.9		1965 Antidumping Bill
		299.10		Federal Financing of Campaigns
		299.11		Excise Tax
		299.12		Elder — Care
		299.13		International Coffee Agreement Act
		299.14		Taxing Cooperatives
	Box 300: Legislation — Ways & Means Committee
		300.1		Mink Skin Import Quotas
		300.2		Honey Imports
		300.3		1966 — President’s Tax Proposals
		300.4		Tax Increase
		300.5		Social Security Legislation, 1965-1969
		300.6		Wives Benefits Increased — Social Security act
	Box 319: Legislation — Appropriations — Banking & Currency
		319.8		Appropriations Committee, May-October, 1969
		319.9		Appropriations Committee, January-March, 1968
	Box 320: Legislation — Appropriations — Banking & Currency
		320.1		Appropriation Committee — February-April, 1964
		320.2		Agricultural Appropriations, Appropriations Committee, 1966-1969
		320.3		Agricultural Appropriations, Appropriations Committee, 1965
		320.4		Agricultural Appropriations, Appropriations Committee, 1960-1964
		320.5		Agricultural Appropriations, 1969 Farm Subsidy Payments, NBC Program
		320.6		Research Facilities Act Funds — Agriculture appropriations, 1969
		320.7		Appropriations — Department of Interior
		320.8		Foreign Aid — Appropriations Committee, 1961-1969
		320.9		Appropriations — Soil Conservation Service, 1968-1969
	Box 321: Legislation – Appropriations – Banking & Currency
		321.1		Robert F. Kennedy Grave Site, Appropriations Committee
		321.2		Quality Stabilization Act, 1962-1964
		321.3		Education & Labor, Right to Week (Against Repeal), 1966
		321.4		Armed Services Committee
		321.5		1964 Military Pay Bill, Armed Service Committee
		321.6		Atomic Energy Com., 1966
		321.7		Selective Service System & Draft, Armed Service Committee, 1961-1969
		321.8		Banking & Currency Committee — General, 1967-1969
		321.9		Banking & Currency Committee — Truth & Lending Regulation “Z”, 1969
	Box 322: Legislation – Appropriations – Banking & Currency
		322.1		Banking & Currency Committee, 1961-1966
		322.2		Banking & Currency Committee, H.R. 11601 — Truth & Lending Bill, 1968-1969
		322.3		Banking & Currency Committee, Demonstration City act, 1966-1968
		322.4		Government Documents
		322.5		Banking & Currency Committee, H.R. 3881 — Mass Transit Bill, 1963-1964
		322.6		Banking & Currency Committee, H.R. 14544 – Participation Sales Act, 1966
		322.7		Banking & Currency Committee, Tight Money Market, 1966
	Box 323: Education & Labor Committee
		323.1		Legislation — General, 1961-1969
		323.2		Minimum Wage Legislation, 1966
		323.3		Situs Picketing Bill, 1967-1969
		323.4		H.R. 11308 — External Authorization of National Foundation of Arts & Humanities Act, 1968
	Box 324: Education & Labor Committee
		324.1		Labor Legislation — General, 1960-1969
		324.2		Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments, 1964-1966
		324.3		Library Services Act, 1963-1969
		324.4		Right to Work Material, 1965-1966
	Box 325: Education & Labor Committee
		325.1		Federal Aid to Education, 1967
		325.2		Federal Aid to Education Bills & Material, 1965
		325.3		Censor of Adam Clayton Powell,
			325.3		(1) Signed New Year’s Card, A. C. Powell
			325.3		(2) House Report No. 27, 90th Cong., 1st Session, 1969 – “In Re Adam Clayton Powell”
			325.3		(3) Wire Magazine, Vol. 5, No. 2, February 1967
			325.3		(4) Pamphlet — “Manifesto: The Case for Adam Clayton Powell . . .” prepared by John H. Young, III
		325.4		H.R. 10440 — Poverty Program, 1964-1969
	Box 330: Legislation
		330.1		Foreign Affairs Committee, 1963-1969
		330.2		Disarmament Documents, 1962-1963
		330.3		Consular Treaty — Foreign Affairs Committee, 1967
		330.4		Liberty Amendment, 1964
		330.5		ABM System — Foreign Affairs Committee, 1969
		330.6		Government Operations Committee, 1964-1969
		330.7		Department of Peace – Government Operations Committee, 1969
		330.8		House Administration Committee, 1953-1969
			330.8		(1) Smithsonian pamphlet — “Living Historical Farms: A Walk Into The Past,” by John Schlebecker
		330.9		Interior & Insular Affairs Committee, 1963-1969
	Box 331: Legislation
		331.1		Committee on Interior & Insular Affairs, Land & Water Conservation Fund Act, 1964
		331.2		Internal Security Committee, 1960-1968
			331.2		(1) Pamphlet — “Rules of Procedure”
			331.2		(2) Signed Letter of Rep. Joe Pool, 24 August 1966
			331.2		(3) Abolition News, February 1965, National Committee to Abolish the House Un-American Activities Committee
		331.3		Contempt Citations — Internal Security Committee, 1966
		331.4		1965 Speech (January 14, 1965) Internal Security Committee
		331.5		Interstate & Foreign Commerce, 1968
		331.6		Interstate & Foreign Commerce, Labor Dispute, 1966
		331.7		Interstate & Foreign Commerce, Railroad Retirement Act Legislation, 1969
	Box 332: Legislation
		332.1		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, 1961-1967
		332.2		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, Subscription TV, 1969
		332.3		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, Subscription TV, 1968-1969
		332.4		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, Railroad Rules Disputes, 1963-1968
		332.5		Interstate & Foreign Commerce — Air Traffic Controllers Bill, 1969
		332.6		Interstate & Foreign Commerce — H.R. 8316 — broadcast Advertisements, 1963-1964
		332.7		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee — Trading Stamps Legislation, 1966-1967
	Box 333: Legislation
		333.1		Mental Health Bill
		333.2		Truth in Packaging Bill — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, 1966
		333.3		H.R. 7715 CATV — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, 1965-1966
		333.4		CATV — 1962 — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee
		333.5		H.R. 8120 — Hours of Service Act — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, 1965
		333.6		Daylight Savings Time — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee, 1966-1968
	Box 337: Legislation
		337.1		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1961-1966
		337.2		Pay Raise Legislation — 1966 — Post Office & Civil Service Committee
		337.3		Pay Raise Legislation — 1965 — Post Office & Civil Service Committee
		337.4		Pay Raise Legislation — 1963 — Post Office & Civil Service Committee
		337.5		Education & Labor Committee — Right to Work (for repeal), 1965
		337.6		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee — H.R. 5401, 1964-1965
	Box 338: Legislation
		338.1		H.R. 4700 — Transportation Proposal — H.R. 4700, 1963
		338.2		Interstate Commerce Legislation — Firearms, 1964-1963
		338.3		Education & Labor Committee — Right to Work (for repeal), 1966
		338.4		Federal Fair Employment Practice Act, 1950
	Box 339: Legislation
		339.1		Minimum Wage Legislation — Education & Labor Committee, 1963
		339.2		Right to Work (Against Repeal) — Education & Labor Committee, 1965
		339.3		Judiciary Committee, 1961-1966
	Box 442: Legislation
		442.1		Hanford Reactor — Atomic Energy Commission, 1961-1962
		442.2		AEC — Authorization and Appropriations, 1962
		442.3		Defense Appropriations, Appropriations Committee, 1961-1963
		442.4		Agricultural Research Service-Herbicide Lab, 1960-1962
		442.5		Federal Aid to Schools, Education and Labor Committee, 1961
		442.6		Federal Aid to Education, Education and Labor Committee, 1960-1962
		442.7		School Lunch Program, Education and Labor Committee, 1962-1963
		442.8		Right to Work, Committee on Education and Labor, 1955-1961
		442.9		Miscellaneous Education Legislation, 1962
	Box 443: Legislation
		443.1		School Construction Act (House Debate), 1960
		443.2		Loyalty Oath, Education Legislation, 1960
		443.3		Committee on Education and Labor, 51191, 1962
		443.4		Fair Labor Standards Act, 1961
	Box 340: Legislation
		340.1		Legislation — Judiciary Committee, 1966-1967
		340.2		Theatre Owners’ Petitions Opposing Pay Television, 1969
		340.3		Firearms Legislation — Judiciary Committee, 1967
	Box 341: Legislation
		341.1		State Taxation Interstate Commerce, Judiciary Committee, 1966-1969
		341.2		Firearm Control Legislation — Judiciary Committee, 1968
		341.3		Committee on Judiciary — S.1465, 1967
		341.4		Crime Legislation — Judiciary Committee, 1967
		341.5		Anti-Riots Bill — Committee on Judiciary, 1967
		341.6		Civil Rights Bill — Judiciary Committee, 1968
	Box 342: Legislation
		342.1		Civil Rights — Correspondence — 1963 — Judiciary
		342.2		Civil Rights Material — Judiciary — Speeches, Statements, Articles, 1964-1966
			342.2		(1) Newsletter
			342.2		(2) Congressional Record reprints
			342.2		(3) “The Negro In Washington,” by Haynes Johnson, 1961
		342.3		President’s Voting Bill — Judiciary Committee, 1965-1969
	Box 343: Legislation
		343.1		Civil Rights Bill — Judiciary Committee, 1966
		343.2		Legislation — Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committee, 1961-1969
		343.3		Merchant Marine & Fisheries, 1961-1962
		343.4		Merchant Marine & Fisheries — Oceanography — Mississippi Agricultural & Industrial Board, 1969
		343.5		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1967-1969
		343.6		Write Your Congressman Club Opinion Ballot, 1966
		343.7		Opinion Ballots, 1967-1969
	Box 344: Miscellaneous Legislation
		344.1		Vietnam Opinion Ballot, 1964
		344.2		Sex Education in Public Schools, 1969
		344.3		Civil Rights Bill Opinion Ballot, 1968
		344.4		Electoral College Opinion Ballot, 1968
		344.5		Weights & Measures Legislation, 1966
		344.6		Executive Orders, 1967
		344.7		Opinion Ballots — Welfare, 1969
		344.8		Post Office & Civil Service Committee, 1963-1969
		344.9		Post Office & Civil Service Committee — Pay Raise, 1967
		344.10		Post Office & Civil Service Committee — Postal Reform, 1969
		344.11		Post Office & Civil Service Committee — Postal Rate Increase Legislation, 1961-1969
		344.12		Agricultural Census Bill — Post Office & Civil Service Committee, 1968
		344.13		Post Office & Civil Service Committee — Leased automobiles for Carriers, 1965
		344.14		Obscene Mail Matter — Post Office & Civil Service, 1965-1969
	Box 345: Miscellaneous Legislation
		345.1		ASC Employment Benefits, 1966
		345.2		Parcel Post Legislation, H. R. 12367, 1966
		345.3		Public Works Committee, 1961-1969
		345.4		Public Works Committee — Dickey-Lincoln Project, 1965-1968
		345.5		Public Works Committee — Federal Aid Highway Act of 1966
		345.6		Public Works Committee — Beautification Program, 1965-1967
		345.7		Public Works Committee — Houlka Creek Watershed Project, 1958-1966
		345.8		Public Works Committee — Tallahaga Creek Watershed Project, 1963-1966
		345.9		Legislation — Rules Committee, 1962-1969
	Box 346: Miscellaneous Legislation
		346.1		Science & Astronautics Committee, 1962-1967
		346.2		Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, 1965
		346.3		Joint Committee on Defense Production, (empty)
		346.4		Civilian Aviation Academy — H.R. 13442 — Committee On Science & Astronautics, 1966
		346.5		Small Business Committee, 1963-1969
		346.6		Small Business Committee — Promotional Games, 1968
		346.7		Veterans Affairs Committee, 1963-1969
		346.8		Veterans Affairs — Post-Korean Veterans, 1966
	Box 221: Miscellaneous Legislation
		221.1		Public Law 88-352, 88th Congress, H.R. 7152, 2 July 1964
		221.2		Article for American Legion Magazine, 1970-1971
		221.3		H. R. 13987 — Licensing of Towboat Personnel, 1969
		221.4		Merchant Marine & Fisheries Committee, 1971-1972
		221.5		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1971-1972
		221.6		Miscellaneous Legislation, Hoax of Golf Course Property, 1971
		221.7		Miscellaneous Legislation, 1970-1972
	Box 202: Legislation, 1968-1972
		202.1		Agriculture Appropriation Bill
		202.2		HEW Education Veto
		202.3		Limitation on Payments
		202.4		Appropriations (empty file)
		202.5		Appropriations Committee — General
		202.6		Defense Appropriations
		202.7		HEW Appropriations
		202.8		Appropriations — District of Columbia. (empty File)
		202.9		Appropriations — Foreign Operations
		202.10		Appropriations — Interior
		202.11		Appropriations — Independent Offices
		202.12		Appropriations — Public Works
		202.13		Dickey-Lincoln Project — Public Works appropriations
		202.14		Appropriations — Transportation
		202.15		Wheelus Air Force Base — Libya
		202.16		Armed Services Committee
	Box 203: Legislation, 1968-1972
		203.1		Banking & Currency Committee
		203.2		Bank Holding Company Act Amendments — Banking & Currency Committee, 1969
		203.3		Banking & Currency — Lockheed Loan
		203.4		Banking & Currency Committee — Truth-in-Lending act
		203.5		Banking & Currency — (H.R. 8181) To amend the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945, etc
		203.6		Education & Labor Committee
		203.7		Gulf Port Strike — Dock Strike — Education & Labor Committee
		203.8		Headstart — Legislation — Education & Labor Committee
		203.9		Comprehensive Child Care Legislation S. 2007 — Education & Labor Committee
		203.10		Equal Employment Opportunity Act 1972 — Education & Labor Committee
	Box 204: Legislation, 1968-1972
		204.1		Education Reform — Education & Labor Committee
		204.2		Right-to-Work Legislation — Education & Labor Committee
		204.3		Education & Labor Committee — Equal Employment act
		204.4		S. 1557 — Emergency School Aid & Quality Integrated Education Act
			204.4		Stennis Amendment — Education & Labor Committee
			204.4		(1) Sig. letter of Elliot Richardson, 19 October 1971
			204.4		(2) Sig. letter of John Stennis, 5 May 1971
		204.5		National Labor Relations Act — Education & Labor Committee
		204.6		Junior Colleges — Education & Labor Committee
		204.7		H. R. 7248 — The Higher Education Act — Education & Labor Committee
		204.8		Education & Labor Committee — Proposal to Include farm labor under National Labor Relations act

 

Box 205: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		205.1		Miscellaneous Legislation — National Federation of Independent Business, 1972 & 1971
		205.2		Post Office & Civil Service Committee
		205.3		Postal Reform Legislation
	Box 206: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		206.1		Public Works Committee
		206.2		Public Works Committee — Water Quality Standards Act Of 1971
		206.3		Public Works Committee — Federal Aid Highway Program
		206.4		Public Works Committee — H. R. 4354 Bus Width Increase
		206.5		Public Works Committee — Weight & Width Limitation Bill
		206.6		Public Works Committee — Highway Safety Program
		206.7		Rules Committee — General
		206.8		Science & Astronautics Committee — General
		206.9		Science & Astronautics Committee — National Environmental Center Act
		206.10		Standards of Official Conduct Committee — Legislation
		206.11		Veterans Affairs Committee — General
	Box 207: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		207.1		Ways & Means Committee — General
		207.2		Ways & Means Committee — Dairy Imports
		207.3		Ways & Means Committee — Medicaid Program
		207.4		Ways & Means Committee — Meat Imports
		207.5		Ways & Means Committee — Waterway User Charges
		207.6		Ways & Means Committee — Oil Imports
		207.7		Ways & Means Committee — Social Security Legislation
		207.8		Ways & Means Committee — National Health Care Legislation
		207.9		Ways & Means Committee — President’s Proposed Rural Community
		207.10		Development Special Revenue Sharing Program
		207.11		Ways & Means Committee — Family Assistance Act Of 1970
		207.12		Ways & Means Committee — Trade & Tariff agreements — House Discussion
		207.13		Ways & Means Committee — Chiropractic Services Under Medicare
	Box 208: Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		208.1		Ways & Means Committee — President’s Economy Recommendations
		208.2		Ways & Means Committee — Relief for Agricultural Pilots Under the Airport & Air-Ways Revenue Act
		208.3		Ways & Means Committee — Textile Imports — Trade Legislation
	Box 218: Legislation, 1968-72
		218.4		Legislation — Committee on Education and Labor to Miscellaneous, 1968-1972 — Occupational Safety & Health act, 1970-1972
	Box 219: Legislation — Committee on Education & Labor to Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		219.1		Minimum Wage Legislation
		219.2		Foreign Affairs Committee
		219.3		Genocide Treaty- Foreign Affairs Committee
		219.4		Government Operations Committee
		219.5		Government Operations Committee — Consumer Protection Agency Act
		219.6		Ash Reorganization Plan — Executive Departments. (empty file)
		219.7		Reorganization Plan # 2 — Executive Branch — Government Operations Committee
		219.8		House Administration Committee (empty File)
		219.9		Interior & Insular Affairs Committee
		219.10		Recovery of Artifacts — Interior & Insular affairs
		219.11		Internal Security Committee — Legislation
		219.12		Interstate & Foreign Commerce Commission
	Box 220: Committee on Education & Labor & Miscellaneous Legislation, 1968-1972
		220.1		Surface Transportation Act — Interstate & Foreign Commerce
		220.2		Air Pollution, Interstate & Foreign Commerce
		220.3		Interstate & Foreign Commerce — Gun Legislation
		220.4		Railway Dispute — Interstate & Foreign Commerce
		220.5		Fair Packaging & Labeling Act Legislation
		220.6		CATV — Interstate & Foreign Commerce Committee
		220.7		“No-Fault” Insurance
		220.8		Conquest of Cancer Act
		220.9		Pay TV — H.R. 10418
		220.10		Construction Program for Mental Retardation Centers
		220.11		Consumer Class Legislation
		220.12		H.R. 8298 Water Carrying Mixing Rule
		220.13		Judiciary Committee
		220.14		1971 Judicial Reform
		220.15		Voting Age Opinion Ballots
		220.16		Federal Election Reform Act
		220.17		Congressional Redistricting Legislation
		220.18		Amendment to Constitution relative to Equal Rights For men & women
	Box 242: Legislation – Abernethy Bills 1971-1972 [Inventory of Bills in Boxes 242-245.]

NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY
	Box 251: Natchez Trace Parkway to 1969
		251.1		Department of Interior, 1958-1966
		251.2		Memorial to Jeff Busby, 1934-1965
		251.3		Parkway Access — Old Highway 8 — Houston, Mississippi
		251.4		Attala County Access Roads
	Box 252: Natchez Trace Parkway to 1969
		252.1		Department of Interior, 1955-1958
		252.2		Parkway, 1953-1956
		252.3		Parkway, 1944-1952
		252.4		John W. Jones vs. U.S. — Natchez Trace Parkway — Department of Interior National Park Service

 

POLITICAL & CAMPAIGN FILES
	Box 248: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1942
		248.4		Publicity
		248.5		Campaign Announcement
		248.6		Calhoun County
		248.7		Attala County
		248.8		Chickasaw County
	Box 249: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1942
		249.1		Webster County
		249.2		Winston County
		249.3		Carroll County
		249.4		Choctaw County
		249.5		Montgomery County
		249.6		Grenada County
		249.7		Miscellaneous
			249.7		(1) Signed Letter of James O. Eastland, 22 December 1942
			249.7		(2) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 3 December 1942
			249.7		(3) Signed Letter of James O. Eastland, 18 November 1942
			249.7		(4) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 28 November 1942
			249.7		(5) Signed Letter of Arthur Winstead, 7 November 1942
			249.7		(6) Signed Letter of Jamie L. Whitten, 14 October 1942
			249.7		(7) Signed Letter of James O. Eastland, 15 October 1942
			249.7		(8) Signed Letter of Walker Wood, 16 September 1942
			249.7		(9) Signed Letter of James A. Farley, 23 September 1942
			249.7		(10) Signed Letter of James A. Farley, 29 September 1942
			249.7		(11) Signed Letter of Mike Sennett Conner, 3 September 1942
			249.7		(12) Signed Letter of Tom Bailey, 29 September 1942 (manuscript)
			249.7		(13) Signed Letter of Will M. Whittington, 12 September 1942
			249.7		(14) Signed Letter of W. I. Stone, 3 September 1942
			249.7		(15) Signed Letter of Wilbur D. Mills, 13 November 1942
			249.7		(16) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 10 September 1942
			249.7		(17) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 1 September 1942
			249.7		(18) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 13 August 1942
			249.7		(19) Signed Letter of Charles G. Hamilton, 11 August 1942 (manuscript)
			249.7		(20) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 14 July 1942
			249.7		(21) Signed Letter of W. I. Stone, 25 May 1942
			249.7		(22) Signed Letter of W. I. Stone, 25 April 1942
			249.7		(23) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 6 January 1942
			249.7		(24) Signed Letter of Jim Buck Ross, 26 March 1942
			249.7		(25) Signed Letter of W.I. Stone, 26 March 1942
			249.7		(26) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 11 April 1940
			249.7		(27) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 6 March 1940 (manuscript notes)
			249.7		(28) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 4 March 1940 (manuscript notes)
			249.7		(29) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 25 October 1939 (manuscript notes)
		249.8		Form Letters
	Box 250: Political Campaign Material, 1942
		250.1		Speaking Material
			250.1		(1)Typescript note cards (manuscript notations) for speeches
			250.1		(2) Pro-Abernethy handouts
			250.1		(3) Clippings
			250.1		(4) Signed Letter of A. L. Ford, 10 July 1942
			250.1		(5) Signed Letter of A. L. Ford, 21 July 1942
		250.2		Speech Material
			250.2		(1) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 19 September 1938. (with others)
			250.2		(2) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 10 October 1939
			250.2		(3) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 11 September 1937
		250.3		Political Letters & Clippings, etc
			250.3		(1) Signed Letter of Wall Doxey, 3 October 1941
			250.3		(2) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 12 July 1940
			250.3		(3) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 16 April 1940
			250.3		(4) Signed Letter of Jeff Busby, 15 March 1940
			250.3		(5) Signed Letter of Jamie L. Whitten, 30 October 1941
		250.4		Memorial & Mothers Day Data
	Box 231: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1942-1948
		231.4		“Pension”
		231.5		Mailing List- Montgomery County
		231.6		Pontotoc (Representative lists)
		231.7		Ford’s Arkansas Land, etc
		231.8		Mailing Lists
		231.9		Political — General — Voting Record — Precinct Vote, 1942
		231.10		Grenada — Representative list; veterans, Etc
		231.11		Political — General, 1943-1945
	Box 232: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1944-1946
		232.1		Election Returns – 1944
		232.2		Political – General, 1944
			232.2		(1) Signed Letter of Wilbur D. Mills, 28 July 1944
			232.2		(2) Signed Letter of John E. Rankin, 7 July 1944
			232.2		(3) Signed Letter of Bill Colmer, 6 July 1944
			232.2		(4) Signed Letter of Brooks Hays, 6 July 1944
		232.3		Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. (newspapers)
		232.4		1944 — Attala County
		232.5		1944 — Calhoun County
		232.6		1944 — Choctaw County
		232.7		1944 — Chickasaw County
		232.8		1944 — Pontotoc County
		232.9		1944 — Webster County
		232.10		1944 — Winston County
		232.11		Requests to see Mr. Abernethy
		232.12		Election Publicity — 1944
		232.13		1944 — Carroll County
		232.14		1944 — Grenada County
		232.15		1944 — Montgomery County
		232.16		1944 Election — Expenditures, Corrupt Practices act
		232.17		Election Returns — 1946
		232.18		Political, 1946 — Attala County
		232.19		Political, 1946 — Calhoun County
		232.20		Political, 1946 — Grenada County
		232.21		Political, 1946 — Choctaw County
		232.22		Political, 1946 — Montgomery County
		232.23		Political, 1946 — Winston County
	Box 233: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1942-1948
		233.1		Political, 1946 — Pontotoc County
		233.2		Political, 1946 — Letter Re: 1944 Election — McGehee & others
		233.3		Political, 1946 — General
		233.4		Political, 1946 — Crosser Letter — Labor, Pension assistance for Railroad Men
		233.5		National Democratic Committee — 1946
		233.6		Official Returns Senatorial Race, 4 November 1947
		233.7		Election Returns — 1947 — County Elections for 4th District
		233.8		Political — Correspondence & Speeches
		233.9		Choctaw (Representative list of voters) — Veterans, Etc
		233.10		Loose Papers (Attala County voters)
		233.11		Political — Ford Letter of Congratulations
		233.12		Head List — influential workers
		233.13		Autos at Ford Rally
		233.14		Political, 1947-1948
		233.15		1948 Corrupt Practices Act
	Box 228: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1948-1952
		228.2		Loose Papers
		228.3		1948 Campaign — Speeches, Publicity, Letters, Etc
		228.4		Congratulatory Messages — 1948 Campaign
			228.3		(1) Signed Letter of James A. Farley, 17 November 1948
			228.3		(2) Signed Letter of Claude Pepper, 9 November 1948
			228.3		(3) Signed Letter of John W. McCormack, 3 November 1948
			228.3		(4) Signed Letter of John Stennis, 25 August 1948
		228.5		1948 Political — Webster County

 

Box 229: Political Campaign Materials & Correspondence, 1948-1952
		229.1		1948 Political — Attala County
		229.2		1948 Political — Calhoun County
		229.3		1948 Political — Outside District
		229.4		1948 Political — Carroll County
		229.5		1948 Political — Grenada County
		229.6		1948 Political — Choctaw County
		229.7		1948 Political — Chickasaw County
		229.8		1948 Political — Montgomery County
		229.9		1948 Political — Pontotoc County
	Box 230: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1948-1952
		230.1		1948 Political — Winston County
		230.2		Election Return — 1948
		230.3		Congressional Record & Bills
		230.4		Newspaper
		230.5		1950 Political
		230.6		1950 Election Returns
		230.7		1951 — 1st Primary — State & County Election
		230.8		1951 — Political
		230.9		1951 — 2nd Primary — State & County Election
	Box 231: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1948-1952
		231.1		1st District — 1946 & 1948 Congressional Returns
		231.2		Political 1948 — Election Records Okolona, Eupora, Mantee, & Tomnolen precincts
		231.3		1952 Political — Miscellaneous
	Box 213: Political Campaign Material Correspondence, 1952
		213.1		1952 Presidential Returns, 1st District
		213.2		Tabloid, 1952
		213.3		Corrupt Practices Act, 1952
		213.4		1952 Campaign Clippings on Abernethy
		213.5		1952 Campaign Literature
		213.6		Mats
	Box 214: Political Campaign Materials Correspondence, 1952
		214.1		Campaign Expenditures
		214.2		Political
		214.3		1952 Politics by Counties
			214.3		Alcorn
			214.3		Attale
			214.3		Calhoun
			214.3		Chickasaw
			214.3		Clay
			214.3		Choctaw
			214.3		Grenada
			214.3		Itawamba
			214.3		Lee
			214.3		Lowndes

 

Box 215: Political Campaign Material Correspondence, 1952
		215.1		1952 Politics by Counties
			215.1		Monroe
			215.1		Noxubee
			215.1		Oktibbeha
			215.1		Prentiss
			215.1		Pontotic
			215.1		Tishomingo
			215.1		Webster
			215.1		Winston
		215.2		Rankin, J. E. — General. 4- 5X7’s of John Rankin; Clippings & Congressional Record excerpts; Rankin Posters.
	Box 216: Political Campaign Material Correspondence, 1952
		216.1		Lists used for 1952 Revision
		216.2		Press Releases, 1952
		216.3		Speeches — Drafts, etc., 1952
		216.4		Political — Record Votes on R.E.A., 1952

 

Box 217: Political Campaign Materials Correspondence, 1952
		217.1		Lists
		217.2		Agriculture Material — General
		217.3		Speech in Behalf of Johnsonville Steam Plant — T.V.A
		217.4		Acreage Allotments
		217.5		Cotton Acreage Allotments — Debate, 1948
		217.6		T.V.A., Grenada, 1945-47
		217.7		Political — General, 1952
		217.8		Negotiation of Contracts — Amendment, 1952
		217.9		Radio Speeches, 1962 Campaign
		217.10		Vote on Parity Support at 90%, 1952
		217.11		Disaster Loans — F.A.A., 1952
		217.12		Material for 1952 Campaign
		217.13		Suggestion File, 1952
		217.14		Reapportionment, 1952
		217.15		Political — General, 1952
	Box 218: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1952
		218.1		1952 Campaign Literature
		218.2		1st District Returns, 1952
		218.3		Congratulatory Messages, 1952
	Box 209: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1953-1967
		209.1		Political — Corrupt Practices Act — 1954, Filing Correspondence
		209.2		Inauguration — 1953. (Newspapers & Magazines)
		209.3		Mississippi Election Returns, November 5, 1963
		209.4		Political — General — Outside District
		209.5		Mississippi — Greenwood Voter Registration
		209.6		Congratulatory Messages, 1964
			209.6		(1) signed letter from Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, November 1964
			209.6		(2) signed letter from Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, 6 November 1964
			209.6		(3) signed letter from J. Edgar Hoover, 4 November 1964
		209.7		Mississippi General Election — 1964
	Box 210: Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1953-1967
		210.1		Political — 1964 Congressional Election
		210.2		Democratic Primary — June 1964
		210.3		State Reapportionment, 1964-1965
		210.4		Coleman, J.P.– Senate Confirmation, 1965
		210.5		Inauguration –1965
		210.6		Voter Registration in Mississippi — Department of Justice, 1965
		210.7		Political — Commendations, etc., on Support of… Legislation
		210.8		Mississippi State Elections — November, 1967

 

Box 208: Political
		208.4		Political Campaign Material & Correspondence, 1953-1967
			208.4		Congratulatory Message 1952
			208.4		Political, 1953
			208.4		Congratulatory Messages, 1962
			208.4		Election Returns by County — 6 August 1963 & 27 August 1963
			208.4		Alcorn
			208.4		Attala
			208.4		Calhoun
			208.4		Chickasaw
			208.4		Choctaw
			208.4		Clay
			208.4		Itawamba
			208.4		Lowndes
			208.4		Monroe
			208.4		Noxubee
			208.4		Oktibbeha
			208.4		Pontotoc
			208.4		Prentiss
			208.4		Tishomingo
			208.4		Webster
			208.4		Winston
			208.4		Commercial Appeal & Jackson papers, August 1963

 

	Box 259: Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966
		259.17		Election Contest Correspondence – August
			259.17		(1) Letter from Abernethy to R.P. Fleming, April 28, 1969
			259.17		(2) Receipt signed by Abernethy, to R.P. Fleming, January 20, 1966
			259.17		(3)Memorandum, n.d
			259.17		(4) Letter from Powell Fleming to Abernethy, April 24,1969
			259.17		(5) Clipping – “The Washington Merry-Go-Round – Hill Ethics Fight Recalls Seating Clash,” by Drew Pearson & Jack Anderson, The Washington Post, April 28, 1967
			259.17		(6) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, September 15, 1966
			259.17		(7) Letter from J.P. Coleman to Abernethy, September 12, 1966
			259.17		(8) Speech Made By Congressman Tom Abernethy to Northeast Mississippi Bankers Association, Corinth, Mississippi, November 9, 1965
			259.17		(9) Letter from Abernethy to Barry Allen, March 14, 1966
			259.17		(10) Letter from Barry Allen to Abernethy, March 10, 1966
			259.17		(11) Letter from Abernethy to Barry Allen, March 3, 1966
			259.17		(12) Letter from Barry Allen to Abernethy, February 27, 1966
			259.17		(13) Letter from Abernethy to Barry Allen, February 23, 1966
			259.17		(14) Letter from Barry Allen to Abernethy, February 21, 1966
			259.17		(15) Letter from Clair Stevens to Mrs. Raphael Semmes, Jr., November 26, 1965
			259.17		(16) Letter from – to Mary Evelyn -, January 25, 1966
			259.17		(17) Letter from Clair Stevens to Alfred L. Felder, November 26, 1965
			259.17		(18) Letter from Clair Stevens to Carter Dobbs, Jr., December 6, 1965
			259.17		(19) Letter from Carter Dobbs, Jr. to Mrs. Stevens, December 1, 1965
			259.17		(20) Letter from Clair Stevens to Mrs. J.C. Seitz, November 12, 1965
			259.17		(21) Letter from Phillip Porte to Abernethy, November 5, 1965
			259.17		(22) Letter from Abernethy to William Calomiris, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(23) Typescript List of Names and Addresses, n.d
			259.17		(24) Letter from Abernethy to Phillip M. Talbott, September 14, 1965
			259.17		(25) Letter from Phillip M. Tallbott to Abernethy, September 8, 1965
			259.17		(26) Letter from Abernethy to B. B. Boyd, September 30, 1965
			259.17		(27) Letter from B. B. Boyd to Abernethy, September 28, 1965
			259.17		(28) Letter from Abernethy to J. O. Inman, September 30, 1965
			259.17		(29) Letter from Abernethy to Dr. J.H. Allgood, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(30) Letter from Abernethy to Charles Adams, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(31) Letter from Abernethy to B.L. Chesser, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(32) Letter from Abernethy to A. B. Hicks, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(33) Letter from Abernethy to Harris Holland, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(34) Letter from Harris Holland to Abernethy, September 27, 1965
			259.17		(35) Letter from Abernethy to L. O. Shepperd, September 29, 1965
			259.17		(36) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Eupal G. Byran, September 28, 1965
			259.17		(37) Letter from Abernethy to T. F. Wyman, September 28, 1965
			259.17		(38) Letter from Abernethy to T. F. Wyman, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(39) Letter from Abernethy to John T. O’Keefe, September 27, 1965
			259.17		(40) Letter from John T. O’Keefe to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(41) Letter from Abernethy to Charles H. Fulghum, September 27, 1965
			259.17		(42) Letter from Abernethy to Victor O. Farrar, September 25, 1965
			259.17		(43) Letter from Victor O. Farrar to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(44) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Alfred T. Larson, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(45) Letter from Mrs. Alfred T. Larson to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(46) Letter from Abernethy to Billy King, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(47) Letter from Billy King to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(48) Letter from Abernethy to Sid R. Harris, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(49) Letter from Sid R. Harris to Abernethy, September 18, 1965
			259.17		(50) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, October 8, 1965
			259.17		(51) Letter from J.P. Coleman to Abernethy, October 6, 1965
			259.17		(52) Letter from Abernethy to J. K. Lindsey, September 30, 1965
			259.17		(53) Letter from J. K. Lindsey to Abernethy, n.d
			259.17		(54) Letter from Rep. Oren Harris to Abernethy, October 4, 1965
			259.17		(55) Letter from Charles H. Fulghum to Abernethy, October 1, 1965
			259.17		(56) Letter from Harry L. Merrick to Abernethy, October 4, 1965
			259.17		(57) Letter from Rep. Daniel J. Flood to Abernethy, September 28, 1965
			259.17		(58) Letter from S.E. Myatt to Abernethy, September 28, 1965
			259.17		(59) Letter from Rep. William L. Hungate to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(60) Letter from Rep. Edward J. Gurney to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(61) Letter from Rep. O. C. Fisher to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(62) Letter from L. L. Martin to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(63) Letter from D. S. “Cy” Burnett to Abernethy, September 25, 1965
			259.17		(64) Letter from Alice Phillips to Abernethy, September 25, 1965
			259.17		(65) Letter from Rep. Arch A. Moore, Jr. to Abernethy, September 27, 1965
			259.17		(66) Letter from Rep. Kika de la Garza to Abernethy, September 24, 1965
			259.17		(67) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Charles H. Wilson, September 25, 1965
			259.17		(68) Letter from Rep. Charles H. Wilson to Abernethy, September 24, 1965
			259.17		(69) Rep. Charles H. Wilson – newsletter, Vol. II, No. 9, September 1965
			259.17		(70) Letter from Abernethy to B. B. McClendon, Jr., September 24, 1965
			259.17		(71) Letter from B. B. McClendon, Jr., to Abernethy, September 21, 1965
			259.17		(72) Letter from Abernethy to Dr. William L. Giles, September 24, 1965
			259.17		(73) Letter from Dr. William L. Giles to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(74) Letter from Abernethy to T. A. Jones, September 24, 1965
			259.17		(75) Letter from T. A. Jones to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(76) Letter from Abernethy to R. Baxter Wilson, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(77) Letter from R. Baxter Wilson to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(78) Letter from Rep. George V. Hansen to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(79) Letter from Rep. Glenard V. Hansen to Abernethy, September 23, 1965
			259.17		(80) Letter from Charles D. Fair to Abernethy, September 21, 1965
			259.17		(81) Letter from Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(82) Letter from Rep. John M. Ashbrook to Abernethy, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(83) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Liddon, September 22, 1965
			259.17		(84) Letter from R. C. Liddon to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(85) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. J. F. Davis, Jr., September 22, 1965
			259.17		(86) Letter from Olive Davis to Abernethy, September 21, 1965
			259.17		(87) Letter from Rep. Spark M. Matsunaga to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(88) Letter from Rep. John H. Buchanan, Jr. to Abernethy, September 21, 1965
			259.17		(89) Letter from Rep. G. Elliot Hogan to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(90) Letter from Rep. Bill Brock to Abernethy, September 21, 1965
			259.17		(91) Letter from Rep. L. Mendel Rivers to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(92) Letter from Rep. Joe D. Waggonner, Jr to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(93) Letter from Rep. John M. Slack, Jr. to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(94) Letter from Rep. Lindley Beckworth to Abernethy, n.d
			259.17		(95) Letter from Rep. Morris K. Udall to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(96) Letter from Rep. Frank Chelf to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(97) Letter from Rep. Wilbur D. Mills to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(98) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(99) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, September 17, 1965
			259.17		(100) Letter from Rep. John Dowdy to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(101) Letter from Rep. Paul G. Rogers to Abernethy, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(102) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, September 18, 1965
			259.17		(103) Telegram from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, September 17, 1965
			259.17		(104) Form Letter sent to all Congressmen who voted for the dismissal of the Mississippi Election Contest, September 18, 1965
			259.17		(105) List of names & partial addresses
			259.17		(106) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Spark M. Matsumaga, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(107) Memorandum from Abernethy to accompany letter of September 16, 1965
			259.17		(108) Letter from Abernethy to Richard B. Booth, September 16, 1965
			259.17		(109) Form Letter to Mississippians, September 1, 1965
			259.17		(110) List of names and partial addresses
			259.17		(111) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. E. L. Lucas, September 16, 1965
			259.17		(112) Letter from Abernethy to Burris C. Jackson, September 15, 1965, marked confidential
			259.17		(113) Letter from Burris C. Jackson to Abernethy, Whitten, Williams, & Colmer, September 13, 1965
			259.17		(114) Telegram from Ann F. Jackson to Abernethy, September 15, 1965
			259.17		(115) Bulletin of the Democratic National Committee for the week of September 13 through September 18, 1965
			259.17		(116) Letter from Abernethy to Orma R. Smith, Sr., September 9, 1965
			259.17		(117) Letter from Orma R. Smith to Abernethy, September 7, 1965
			259.17		(118) Letter from Fred P. Wright to Abernethy, September 8, 1965
			259.17		(119) Letter from Abernethy to S. E. Myatt, September 7, 1965
			259.17		(120) Letter from S. E. Myatt to Abernethy, September 3, 1965
			259.17		(121) Letter from Abernethy to Baxter – Wilson, September 13, 1965
			259.17		(122) Letter from Baxter Wilson to Abernethy, September 8, 1965
			259.17		(123) Letter from Abernethy to Hubert Baughn, September 8, 1965
			259.17		(124) Letter from Hubert Baughn to Abernethy, September 2, 1965
			259.17		(125) Letter from Abernethy to M. Paul Haynes, September 7, 1965
			259.17		(126) Letter from M. Paul Haynes to Abernethy, September 3, 1965
			259.17		(127) Fund raising letter from Linda Allenstein to Michael J. Kirwan, August 26, 1965
			259.17		(128) Letter from William M. Kunstler, et al, to Ralph E. Roberts, September 1, 1965
			259.17		(129) Letter from Abernethy to William H. Press, September 7, 1965
			259.17		(130) Letter from Abernethy to Phillip M. Talbott, September 7, 1965
			259.17		(131) Memorandum from Abernethy to Mississippi Delegation, House of Representatives, September 7, 1965
					Scope: (a) Note dated September 2, 1965.(b) Bill for printing, August 30, 1965.(c) Bill for printing, August 30, 1965.
			259.17		(132) Note – Distribution of 1250 copies of motion and brief
			259.17		(133) Letter from Ralph R. Roberts to Abernethy, August 30, 1965
			259.17		(134) Letter from Abernethy to William R. Morris, August 30, 1965
			259.17		(135) Letter from William R. Martin to Rep. William Fitts Ryan, August 26, 1965
			259.17		(136) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Robert T. Ashmore, August 30, 1965
			259.17		(137) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Oscar Burleson, August 30, 1965
			259.17		(138) List of “Attorneys for Contestants” – 2 copies
			259.17		(139) Letter from H. T. “Bubber” Ashford to Rep. John Bell Williams, September 20, 1965
			259.17		(140) Affidavit form – blank
			259.17		(141) Copy of certificate of election for Abernethy, Whitten, Williams, Walker, and Colmer, November 10, 1964
			259.17		(142) Copy of affidavit signed by Ralph R. Roberts certifying that item 141 (see above) is a copy of the Certificate of Election of the Mississippi Congressional Delegation, August 24, 1965
			259.17		(143) Letter from Abernethy to Richard D. Morphew, August 25, 1965
			259.17		(144) Letter from Richard D. Morphew to Abernethy, August 25, 1965, with attached material
					Scope: (a) Letter from Reverend Ed King to Mississippi ministers, n.d.(b) Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party handout, n.d.(c) Sample Ballot – Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party forSpecial Election of August 17, 1965, Constitutional Amendment,(d) Circular – Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, n. d.(e) Memorandum to [Mississippi] FDP members, staff, and interested parties, n.d.
			259.17		(145) Copies [4] of affidavit signed by Ralph R. Roberts [see items 142] certifying that item 141 [see above] is a copy of the Certificate of Election of the Mississippi Congressional Delegation, September 24, 1965
			259.17		(146) Piece of scratch paper, n.d., with words, “Copy of First Page Heading
			259.17		(147) Motion to dismiss the contract of the elections of Abernethy, Whitten, Walker, & Colmer, n.d
			259.17		(148) Affidavit signed by Ralph R. Roberts certifying that Jamie L. Whitten had taken the oath of office as a member of the House of Representatives on January 4, 1965 (document dated August 18, 1965)
			259.17		(149) Affidavit signed by Ralph R. Roberts certifying the election of Jamie L. Whitten, August 18, 1965
			259.17		(150) Letter of August 20, 1965 addressed to “Dear Colleague” & jointly by Phillip Burton, John Conyers, Jr., Emilio Q. Daddario, Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Don Edwards, Leonard Farbstein, Seymour Halpern, Patsy T. Mink, Robert N. C. Nix, Adam C. Powell, Ogden R. Reid, Joseph Y. Resnick, James Roosevelt, William F. Ryan, Charles A. Vanik, Lester L. Wolf, Members of Congress. [Note: This letter gives a chronology of events & is written by supporters of the contestants]
			259.17		(151) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, August 7, 1965
			259.17		(152) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, August 7, 1965
			259.17		(153) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, August 5, 1965
			259.17		(154) Letter from Rep. Jamie L. Whitten to Sam Still, August 3, 1965
			259.17		(155) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, August 2, 1965

 

Box 260: Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966
		260.1		Election Contest, January-February, 1965
			260.1		(1) Mimeographed Form Letter from Abernethy, n.d
			260.1		(2) Letter (2 copies) from Abernethy to United States Marshal John H. Phillips, December 31, 1964
			260.1		(3) Answer of Thomas G. Abernethy to [contestant] Augusta Wheadon, December 31, 1964
			260.1		(4) Circular of Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, n.d., bearing the headline “Come to Washington to Support the Challenge”
			260.1		(5) Memorandum to FDP members, Staff, and interested persons, n.d
			260.1		(6) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Gladyce G. Muse, February 26, 1965
			260.1		(7) Letter from Gladyce G. Muse to Abernethy, February 24, 1965
			260.1		(8) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Rep. W. M. Colmer, February 22, 1965
			260.1		(9) Letter from Abernethy to M. M. Roberts, February 23, 1965
			260.1		(10) Letter from M. M. Roberts to Abernethy, February 20, 1965
			260.1		(11) Letter from Abernethy to Cecil L. Sumners, February 23, 1965
			260.1		(12) Letter from Abernethy to Maurice Dantin, February 23, 1965
			260.1		(13) Letter from Abernethy to J. E. Sheppard, February 23, 1965
			260.1		(14) Letter from J. E. Sheppard to Abernethy, February 19, 1965
			260.1		(15) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. J. C. Seitz, February 23, 1965
			260.1		(16) Postcard from Mrs. J. C. Seitz to Abernethy, February 19, 1965
			260.1		(17) Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to R. W. Heidelberg, February 22, 1965
			260.1		(18) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Chester L. Mize, February 18, 1965
			260.1		(19) Letter from Mrs. Augusta Wheadon to Rep. Chester L. Mize, February 13, 1965
			260.1		(20) List – “Letters of thanks sent to following for their assistance in connection with election contest”
			260.1		(21) List – “The following people were written ‘thank you’ for their assistance while in Jackson concerning ‘seating'”
			260.1		(22) Letter from Abernethy to Col. T. B. Birdsong, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(23) Letter from Abernethy to Jimmy Walker, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(24) Letter from Abernethy to J. R. Griffin, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(25) Letter from Abernethy to Atty. General Joe T. Patterson, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(26) Letter from Abernethy to A. F. Summer, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(27) Letter from Abernethy to J. E. Sheppard, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(28) Letter from Abernethy to Alex McKeigney, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(29) Letter from Abernethy to Delos H. Burks, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(30) Letter from Abernethy to John Lambert, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(31) Typescript list of names, addresses, & phone numbers
			260.1		(32) Manuscript list of names & partial addresses (2 pages)
			260.1		(33) Abernethy newsletter (2 copies) – Release date: March 4, 1965
			260.1		(34) Carbon of letter from Mississippi Delegation’s attorneys – J. P. Coleman, Joe T. Patterson, & B. B. McClendon. to John G. Roach, Jr., February 18, 1965
			260.1		(35) Letter from Abernethy to Paul M. Edmondson, February 17, 1965
			260.1		(36) Letter from Clair Stevens to Paul M. Edmondson, February 8, 1965
			260.1		(37) Letter from Paul M. Edmonson to Abernethy, February 5, 1965
			260.1		(38) Letter from Abernethy to Myrl Tennyson, February 19, 1965
			260.1		(39) Letter from Myrl Tennyson to Abernethy, February 17, 1965
			260.1		(40) Congressional Record, February 3, 1965, Senate, pp. 1907-1918. Remarks of Eastland & Stennis
			260.1		(41) Calendar schedule, no month or year given
			260.1		(42) Letter from Abernethy to M. M. Roberts, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(43) Letter from M. M. Roberts to Governor J. P. Coleman, February 13, 1965
			260.1		(44) Letter from Abernethy to William H. Ward, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(45) Letter from Will Ward to James P. Coleman, February 11, 1965
			260.1		(46) Letter from Abernethy to Robert D. Patterson, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(47) Letter from Robert D. Patterson to Abernethy, February 10, 1965
			260.1		(48) Telegram from Abernethy to Armis Hawkins, February 16, 1965
			260.1		(49) Copy of telegram from Martin Luther King, Jr. to Rep. H. Grass, January 3, 1965
			260.1		(50) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Camden Norris, February 15, 1965
			260.1		(51) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. John S. Monagan, January 27, 1965
			260.1		(52) Memorandum from Rep. John S. Monagan to Abernethy, January 27, 1965
			260.1		(53) Copy of newspaper clippings – “Why Fight Friends?” from Waterbury Republican, January 26, 1965
			260.1		(54) Letter from Abernethy to C. R. Bolton, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(55) Letter from C. R. Bolton to Abernethy, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(56) Letter from Clair Stevens to Frank A. Critz, February 10, 1965
			260.1		(57) Letter from Frank A. Critz to Abernethy, February 8, 1965
			260.1		(58) Letter from Clair Stevens to Camden Norris, February 10, 1965
			260.1		(59) Letter from Camden Norris to J. P. Coleman, February 8, 1965
			260.1		(60) Letter from Clair Stevens to James A. Cunningham, Sr., February 5, 1965
			260.1		(61) Letter from J. A. Cunningham to Thomas G. Abernethy, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(62) Letter from Clair Stevens to W. D. Gary, February 5, 1965
			260.1		(63) Letter from Arthur Kinoy, William M. Kunstler, & Benjamin E. Smith to “Dear Sir” [apparently, Judge W. H. Blaine]
					Scope: (a) Attached to item 63 – Memo from W. D. Gary to Abernethy, n. d.
			260.1		(64) Letter from Clair Stevens to J.D. Doty, February 4, 1965
			260.1		(65) Letter from J. D. Doty to Abernethy, February 1, 1965
			260.1		(66) Letter from Clair Stevens to James Hugh Ray, February 3, 1965
			260.1		(67) Letter from James Hugh Ray to Abernethy, January 30, 1965
			260.1		(68) Letter from Clair Stevens to Al Foster, February 3, 1965
			260.1		(69) Letter from Al Foster to Abernethy, January 31, 1965
			260.1		(70) Letter from Clair Stevens to Frank A. Riley, February 3, 1965
			260.1		(71) Letter from Frank A. Riley to Abernethy, February 1, 1965
			260.1		(72) Letter from Clair Stevens to John B. Buckley, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(73) Telegram from John B. Buckley to Abernethy, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(74) Letter from Clair Stevens to John H. Holloman, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(75) Letter from John H. Holloman to Abernethy, February 1, 1965
			260.1		(76) Letter from Clair Stevens to William S. Turner, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(77) Letter from William S. Turner to Abernethy, January 30, 1965
			260.1		(78) Letter from Clair Stevens to Lawrence Chandler, February 2, 1965
			260.1		(79) Letter from Lawrence Chandler, January 30, 1965
			260.1		(80) Letter from Clair Stevens to Douglas C. Stone, February 1, 1965
			260.1		(81) Letter from Douglas C. Stone to Abernethy, January 29, 1965
			260.1		(82) Map of Mississippi – headlined – “Witnesses – 727”
			260.1		(83) Schedule – typescript
			260.1		(84) List of names (3 pages) of persons from whom depositions were to be taken on February 8, 1965
			260.1		(85) Memorandum from Abernethy, January 18, 1965
			260.1		(86) Letter from Abernethy to H. E. Pass, January 29, 1965
			260.1		(87) Letter from H. E. Pass to Abernethy, January 25, 1965
			260.1		(88) Letter from Abernethy to W. S. Cain, January 29, 1965
			260.1		(89) Letter from W. S. Cain to James P. Coleman
			260.1		(90) Letter from Abernethy to Hayden Campbell, January 28, 1965
			260.1		(91) Letter from Hayden Campbell to Governor Paul B. Johnson, January
			260.1		26, 1965
			260.1		(92) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Paul E. Gregory, January 28, 1965
			260.1		(93) Letter from Mrs. Paul E. Gregory to Abernethy, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(94) Letter from Abernethy to Eddie D. Farr, January 26, 1965
			260.1		(95) Letter from Eddie D. Farr to Abernethy, January 20, 1965
			260.1		(96) Letter from Abernethy to Robert D. Patterson, January 25, 1965
			260.1		(97) Letter from Robert D. Patterson to J. P. Coleman, January 21, 1965
			260.1		(98) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, January 25, 1965
			260.1		(99) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Earl T. Thomas, January 22, 1965
			260.1		(100) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Billy Cain, January 22, 1965
			260.1		(101) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, January 22, 1965
			260.1		(102) Copy of “Objections to the Taking of Depositions,” n. d
			260.1		(103) Letter from Rep. John L. McMillan to Abernathy, January 22, 1965
			260.1		(104) Letter from Walter N. Tobriner to Rep. John L. McMillan, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(105) Copy of telegram from Martin Luther King, Jr. to Rep. H. Gross, January 3, 1965
			260.1		(106) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Richard L. Ottinger, January 29, 1965
			260.1		(107) Letter from Rep. Richard L. Ottinger to Abernethy, January 27, 1965
			260.1		(108) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, January 27, 1965
			260.1		(109) Clipping – see contents of item 108
			260.1		(110) Letter from Abernethy to J. R. Griffin, January 26, 1965
			260.1		(111) Letter from J. R. Griffin to Abernethy, January 25, 1965
			260.1		(112) Letter from Joe T. Patterson to Rep. W. M. Colmer, January 21, 1965
			260.1		(113) Letter from Abernethy to W. E. Bearden, Jr., January 23, 1965
			260.1		(114) Letter from W. E. Bearden, Jr. to Joe Patterson, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(115) Letter from W. E. Bearden, Jr. to J. P. Coleman, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(116) Letter from Abernethy to C. B. Curlee, January 23, 1965
			260.1		(117) Note from G. B. C. (C. B. Curlee), n. d
			260.1		(118) Letter from C. B. Curlee to Abernethy, January 20, 1965
			260.1		(119) Letter from Abernethy to E. H. Britton, W. B. Lucas, L. L. Martin, Ernest L. Brown, J. A. Phillips, Jesse P. Stennis, Members of Noxubee County Bar, January 21, 1965
			260.1		(120) Letter from E. H. Britton, W. B. Lucas, L. L. Martin, Members of Noxubee County Bar to Abernethy, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(121) Letter from Abernethy to Earl E. Ross, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(122) Letter from Chas. E. Ross to Abernethy, January 16, 1965
			260.1		(123) Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to Abernethy, January 22, 1965
			260.1		(124) Letter from Abernethy to R. N. McNutt, January 21, 1965
			260.1		(125) Letter from R. N. McNutt to Joe Patterson, January 14, 1965
			260.1		(126) Letter from Abernethy to William G. Burgin, Jr. & W. E. Bearden, Jr., January 21, 1965
			260.1		(127) Letter from William G. Burgin, Jr. to Abernethy, January 18, 1965
			260.1		(128) Letter from Abernethy to T. Fred Wicker, January 21, 1965
			260.1		(129) Letter from T. Fred Wicker to Abernethy, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(130) Letter from Abernethy to Armis F. Hawkins, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(131) Letter from Abernethy to G. J. Thornton, D. E. Crawley, Wm. D. Brooks, D. h. Glass, January 14, 1965
			260.1		(132) Letter from G. J. Thornton to Abernethy, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(133) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Wm. M. Colmer, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(134) Letter from Abernethy to L. L. Martin, January 14, 1965
			260.1		(135) Letter from L. L. Martin to Abernethy, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(136) Letter from Abernethy to B. B. McClendon, Jr., January 11, 1965
			260.1		(137) Letter from B. B. McClendon, Jr., to Abernethy, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(138) Letter from Abernethy to Joe T. Patterson, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(139) Letter from Abernethy to Wallace Dabbs, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(140) Letter from Wallace Dubbs to Abernethy, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(141) Letter from Abernethy to L. L. Crowson, Jr., January 18, 1965
			260.1		(142) Letter from L. L. Crowson, Jr. to Abernethy, n. d
			260.1		(143) Letter from Abernethy to Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Popernik, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(144) Letter from Richard & Joan Popernik to Abernethy, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(145) Letter from Abernethy to C. B. Curlee, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(146) Letter from C. B. Curlee to Abernethy, December 8, 1965
			260.1		(147) Letter from Abernethy to Joe T. Patterson, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(148) Letter from Joe T. Patterson to Abernethy, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(149) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(150) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(151) Letter from Abernethy to Floyd W. Cunningham, January 18, 1965
			260.1		(152) Letter from Floyd W. Cunningham to Joe T. Patterson, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(153) Letter from Floyd W. Cunningham to J. P. Coleman, January 15, 1965
			260.1		(154) Memorandum from J. P. Coleman by Telephone, January 19, 1965
			260.1		(155) Memorandum of Abernethy concerning list of lawyers, n. d
			260.1		(156) List of lawyers called by Abernethy, n. d. (see item 155)
			260.1		(157) Letter from Abernethy to L. B. Porter, January 6, 1965
			260.1		(158) Letter from L. B. Porter to Abernethy, January 4, 1965
			260.1		(159) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, January 16, 1965
			260.1		(160) Memorandum from Abernathy, January 18, 1965. (2 copies)
			260.1		(161) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Spark M. Matsunaga, January 14, 1965
			260.1		(162) Letter from Abernethy to Orma R. Smith, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(163) Letter from Orma R. Smith to Abernethy, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(164) Letter from Orma R. Smith to Joe Patterson, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(165) Letter from Abernethy to Chas. E. Ross, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(166) Letter from Charles E. Ross to Abernethy, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(167) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. William M. Tuck, January 13, 1965
			260.1		(168) Copy of newspaper clipping – “The Motes and the Beams: In Defense of Mississippi,” by James J. Kilpatrick, The Roanoke Times, January 8, 1965
			260.1		(169) Form Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to Joseph T. Patterson, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(170) Form Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to J. P. Coleman, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(171) Copy of House Resolution 54, January 10, 1965
			260.1		(172) List of precedents in seating contests, n. d
			260.1		(173) Letter from Abernethy to George L. C. Scheirer, January 12, 1965
			260.1		(174) Letter from George L. C. Scheirer to Abernethy, January 8, 1965
			260.1		(175) Clipping – “Washington Merry-Go-Round: Liberals Force a Roll Call,” by Drew Pearson, The Washington Post, January 8, 1965, D 13
			260.1		(176) Letter from Abernethy to Miss Joy Jones, January 11, 1965
			260.1		(177) Letter from Miss Joy Jones to Abernethy, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(178) Receipt – U. S. Marshall of Northern District of Mississippi, issued to Abernathy, January 9, 1965
			260.1		(179) Note from John H. Phillips, U. S. Marshall, n. d. Letter from Ticer Young, Chief Deputy U. S. Marshall to Abernethy, January 9, 1965
			260.1		(180) Postcard from “Democrat” to Abernethy, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(181) Letter from Abernethy to Glouer Wilkins, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(182) Telegram from Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Development Authority to Abernethy, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(183) Letter from Abernethy to Perrin Purvis, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(184) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(185) Letter from Abernethy to Grace & Harold Arnold, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(186) Telegram from Harold & Grace Arnold to Abernethy, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(187) Letter from Abernethy to John H. Phillips, January 4, 1965
			260.1		(188) Letter from Abernethy to Charles Flurry, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(189) Letter from “Uncle Charlie” to Abernethy, December 27, 1964
			260.1		(190) Letter from Abernethy to Larry Cunningham, January 4, 1965
			260.1		(191) Telegram from Larry W. Cunningham to Abernethy, January 4, 1965
			260.1		(192) Letter from Wm. M. Colmer, Jamie Whitten, Abernethy, & John Bell Williams to Joseph T. Patterson, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(193) Letter from Wm. M. Colmer, Jamie Whitten, Abernethy, & John Bell Williams to J. P. Coleman, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(194) Letter from Abernethy to John H. Phillips, January 7, 1965
			260.1		(195) Bill from John H. Phillips, U. S. Marshal to Abernethy, January 5, 1965
			260.1		(196) Unsigned copy of letter to Horace Steele, January 6, 1965
			260.1		(197) Letter from Ralph R. Roberts to Abernathy, January 4, 1965
			260.1		(198) Letter from Waller Watson to Joseph T. Patterson, December 18, 1964
			260.1		(199) “Memo on Laws Readmitting Southern States to Representation in Congress,” n.d
			260.1		(200) “Some Pertinent Precedents on House Contests,” n.d
			260.1		(201) Letter from Abernethy to Cullen Curlee, January 31, 1964
			260.1		(202) Telegram from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(203) Note from Bill Colmer to Abernethy, n. d
			260.1		(204) Letter from Bill Colmer to Rep. Omar Burleson & Rep. Robert T. Ashmore, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(205) Letter from Joe T. Patterson to Abernethy, December 22, 1964
			260.1		(206) Note from Clair [Stevens] to Abernethy, n. d
			260.1		(207) Letter from Harry B. Bremund, et al, to “Dear Sir,” December 14, 1964
			260.1		(208) Note from John A. “Red” Rasberry to Abernethy, December 21
			260.1		(209) Telegram from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(210) Letter from Sheriff Ernest Webb to Abernethy, December 18, 1964
			260.1		(211) Letter from Rep. Whitten to J. P. Coleman, December 18, 1964
			260.1		(212) Note – unaddressed, unsigned, & undated; is on Rules Committee blue notepaper
			260.1		(213) Letter from Waller Batson to Joseph T. Patterson, December 18, 1964
			260.1		(214) Memorandum – “Some Pertinent Precedents on House Contests,” n.d
			260.1		(215) Memorandum – “Memo on Laws Readmitting Southern States to Representation in Congress,” n.d
			260.1		(216) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Rep. Prentiss Walker, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(217) Letter from Rep. Wm. M. Colmer to J. P. Coleman, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(218) Letter from Rep. Prentiss Walker to J. P. Coleman, December 19, 1964
			260.1		(219) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, December 21, 1964
			260.1		(220) Letter from Robert H. Monaghan to Abernethy, December 18, 1964
			260.1		(221) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, December 17, 1964
			260.1		(222) List of members of House Administration Committee, n. d
			260.1		(223) “Memorandum to Honorable W. M. Colmer, Honorable Jamie L. Whitten, Honorable Thomas G. Abernethy, Honorable John Bell Williams, and Honorable Prentiss Walker” from J. P. Coleman, December 16, 1964. (6 pages)
			260.1		(224) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernathy, January 23, 1965
			260.1		(225) “Notice of Taking Depositions,” January 18, 1965
			260.1		(226) “Notice of Depositions,” January 27, 1965
			260.1		(227) Note card containing street addresses & a phone number

 

	260.2		Election Contest, March-July, 1965
			260.2		(1) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, July 31, 1965
			260.2		(2) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, July 27, 1965
			260.2		(3) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, July 23, 1965
			260.2		(4) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Rep. William M. Colmer, July 26, 1965
			260.2		(5) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, July 20, 1965
			260.2		(6) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, July 16, 1965
			260.2		(7) Letter from Abernethy to Sheriff Bill Harpole, July 17, 1965
			260.2		(8) Letter from Sheriff Bill Harpole to Abernethy, July 15, 1965
			260.2		(9) Photostat of clipping – “Jim Droney Reports: Bay State Youth Describes Terror in Mississippi,” n. d
			260.2		(10) Letter from Abernethy to W. H. Jolly, June 22, 1965
			260.2		(11) Letter from Clair Stevens to W. H. Jolly, June 17, 1965
			260.2		(12) Letter from W. H. Jolly to Abernethy, June 15, 1965
			260.2		(13) Letter from Abernethy to Ruble Griffin, June 22, 1965
			260.2		(14) Letter from Clair Stevens to Ruble Griffin, June 17, 1965
			260.2		(15) Letter from Ruble Griffin to Abernethy, June 14, 1965
			260.2		(16) Certificate, n.d. – Meta Nicholson
			260.2		(17) Certificate, n.d. – Homer Edgeworth
			260.2		(18) Letter from Abernethy to Miss Meta Nicholson, June 10, 1965
			260.2		(19) Letter from Abernethy to Ruble Griffin, June 10, 1965
			260.2		(20)Telegram from Rep. Bill Colmer to Kenneth B. Williams, June 10, 1965
			260.2		(21) Letter from T. E. (Jack) Wiggins to Abernethy, June 18, 1965
			260.2		(22) Letter (unsigned) to Ralph Roberts, June 15, 1965. (on Colmer stationery)
			260.2		(23) Letter from Abernethy to Troy Thomas, June 14, 1965
			260.2		(24) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, June 16, 1965
			260.2		(25) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Ralph R. Roberts, June 12, 1965
			260.2		(26) Memorandum – “Principal Requirements of Statute,” n. d
			260.2		(27) Letter (unsigned) to Ralph Roberts, n.d
			260.2		(28) Letter from Abernethy to Ralph Roberts, n.d
			260.2		(29) Note – June 11, 1965
			260.2		(30) Entitlement Certificate – Homer Edgeworth, n.d
			260.2		(31) Note – n.d. (On Agriculture Committee notepaper.)
			260.2		(32) Photocopies (2) of Notice of Deposition – 10 pages
			260.2		(33) Letter from Abernethy to B. B. McClendon, Jr., June 10, 1965
			260.2		(34) Letter from B. B. McClendon, Jr. to Ralph R. Roberts, June 8, 1965
			260.2		(35) Copy of “Stipulations,” January 19, 1965
			260.2		(36) Department of Justice Release, June 4, 1965
			260.2		(37) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Edward J. Patten, June 8, 1965
			260.2		(38) Letter from Colmer, Whitten, Abernethy, Williams, & Walker to Justice of the Peace R. A. Patrick, February 19, 1965
			260.2		(39) Letter from Colmer, Whitten, Abernethy, Williams, & Walker to Chancellor R. P. Sugg, February 19, 1965
			260.2		(40) Letter from Colmer, Whitten, Abernethy, Whitten, & Walker to Justice of the Peace H. A. Miller, February 19, 1965
			260.2		(41) Letter from Charles H. Griffin to Abernethy, February 18, 1965
			260.2		(42) Draft of letter from Colmer, Whitten, Abernethy, Williams, & Walker to “Dear Sir,” n.d
			260.2		(43) List of Hearing Officers & their addresses
			260.2		(44) Letter from Abernethy Counsel to Ralph Roberts, June 2, 1965
			260.2		(45) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, June 3, 1965
			260.2		(46) Letter from Abernethy to Joe T. Patterson, June 3, 1965
			260.2		(47) Letter from William M. Colmer to J. P. Coleman, May 28, 1965
			260.2		(48) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, May 24, 1965
			260.2		(49) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Ralph Roberts, May 20, 1965
			260.2		(50) Letter from Abernethy to Ralph Roberts, May 24, 1965
			260.2		(51) Letter from Ralph Roberts to Abernethy, May 20, 1965
			260.2		(52) Letter from Abernethy to Walker J. Carney, Jr., May 17, 1965
			260.2		(53) Letter from Walker J. Carney, Jr. to John Bell Williams, May 11, 1965
			260.2		(54) Letter from Walker J. Carney, Jr. to Clerk, House of Representatives [Ralph R. Roberts], May 12, 1965
			260.2		(55) Letter from Abernethy to Douglas C. Stone, May 13, 1965
			260.2		(56) Letter from Douglas C. Stone to Abernethy, May 11, 1965
			260.2		(57) Letter from Abernethy to Douglas C. Stone, May 7, 1965
			260.2		(58) Letter from Lemon Dickerson to Congressman Hansen of Washington, April 23, 1965
			260.2		(59) Letter from Rep. Whitten to J. P. Coleman, May 11, 1965
			260.2		(60) Letter from Rep. Whitten to Alfred A. Levingston, May 11, 1965
			260.2		(61) Letter from Alfred A. Levingston to Rep. Whitten, May 5, 1965
			260.2		(62) Letter from Rep. Whitten to Fred M. Belk, May 11, 1965
			260.2		(63) Letter from Fred M. Belk to Rep. Whitten, May 7, 1965
			260.2		(64) Letter from Abernethy to Elzy J. Smith, May 10, 1965
			260.2		(65) Letter from Elzy J. Smith to Ralph R. Roberts, May 7, 1965
			260.2		(66) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Dorothy E. Fanyo, April 26, 1965
			260.2		(67) Letter from Mrs. Dorothy E. Fanyo to the Editors, The Corinthian, April 21, 1965
			260.2		(68) Letter from Abernethy to J. A. Phillips, April 26, 1965
			260.2		(69) Letter from Clair Stevens to J. A. Phillips, April 14, 1965
			260.2		(70) Letter from J. A. Phillips to Abernethy, April 12, 1965
			260.2		(71) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Fred L. Harrison, Sr., March 31, 1965
			260.2		(72) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, March 31, 1965
			260.2		(73) Letter from Bob Stovall to Abernethy, March 29, 1965
			260.2		(74) Letter from Bob Stovall to Fred L. Harrison, Jr., March 29, 1965
			260.2		(75) Letter from Fred L. Harrison, Jr. to Robert C. Stovall, Sr., n.d
			260.2		(76) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Jamie L. Whitten, March 31, 1965
			260.2		(77) Letter from Rep. Colmer to James P. Coleman, March 31, 1965
			260.2		(78) Letter from Abernethy to Colonel John W. Thames, March 29, 1965
			260.2		(79) Letter from Colonel John W. Thames to Abernethy, March 25, 1965
			260.2		(80) [Revised] “Joint Statement By: Honorable Joe T. Patterson, Honorable James P. Coleman, Honorable B. B. McClendon, Representing the Mississippi Delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives,” March 29, 1965
			260.2		(81) [Original] “Joint Statement By: Honorable Joe T. Patterson, Honorable James P. Coleman, Honorable B. B. McClendon, Representing the Mississippi Delegation in the U.S. House of Representatives,” March 29, 1965
			260.2		(82) Release – “Statement of Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party on the Question of Congressional Changes Issued this Date From: 507 1/2 Farish Street, Jackson, Mississippi,” March 26, 1965
			260.2		(83) Letter from Colmer, Whitten, Abernethy, Williams, & Walker to Rep. Omar Burleson, March 25, 1965. C. Griffin’s Draft
			260.2		(84) Whitten draft of letter to Burleson, ?-21-65
			260.2		(85) Letter from Abernethy to John Unger, March 29, 1965
			260.2		(86) Letter from John Unger to Abernethy, March 26, 1965
			260.2		(87) Letter from Abernethy to Robert E. Dobbs, March 24, 1965
			260.2		(88) Letter from Elmer Dobbs to Abernethy, March 22, 1965
			260.2		(89) Letter from Abernethy to Ben Owen, February 19, 1965
			260.2		(90) Letter from Ben Owen to Mrs. Claire Stevens, February 17, 1965
			260.2		(91) Letter from Abernethy to J. R. Griffin, March 17, 1965
			260.2		(92) Letter from J. R. Griffin to Abernethy, March 15, 1965
			260.2		(93) “Statement of the Mississippi Congressional Delegation,” n. d
			260.2		(94) Letter from Prentiss Walker to John A. Cable, March 16, 1965
			260.2		(95) Letter from Abernethy to Dominic T. Leperi, March 10, 1965
			260.2		(96) Letter from Abernethy to Paul P. Smith, March 10, 1965
			260.2		(97) Letter from Mary T. Kearfott to Mr. Udall, March 5, 1965
			260.2		(98) Congressional Record excerpt of March 1, 1965 – Remarks of Rep. Morris K. Udall
			260.2		(99) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Harold D. Cooley, March 9, 1965
			260.2		(100) Letter from Rep. Harold D. Cooley to Abernethy, March 8, 1965
			260.2		(101) Letter from Rep. Harold D. Cooley to Charles Miller, Jr., March 8, 1965
			260.2		(102) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, March 1, 1965
			260.2		(103) Newspaper clipping – “The Mississippi Scene: Big Threat to State is Federal Registrars, Not Unseating of Congressional Delegation,” by Paul Pittman, Daily Journal, February 23, 1965
			260.2		(104) Letter from Rep. Jamie L. Whitten to Stanny Sanders, March 3, 1965
			260.2		(105) Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to Alex McKeigney, March 1, 1965
			260.2		(106) Letter from Abernethy to Alex McKeigney, March 1, 1965
			260.2		(107) Letter from Alex McKeigney to Abernethy, February 25, 1965
			260.2		(108) Typescript – “House of Representatives’ Vote to Seat Mississippi Representatives”
			260.2		(109) Letter from Rep. William M. Colmer to Robert H. Gordon, March 1, 1965

 

	260.3		Election Contest Contributions, 89th Congress
			260.3		(1) Typescript – “Precedents of the House of Representatives in Respect to Procedure for Censure or Expulsion,” by Robert L. Tienken, Legislative Attorney – American Law Division, December 29, 1966 – The Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service
			260.3		(2) Newspaper clipping – “Judges Uphold District Plan In Mississippi . . .” The Commercial Appeal, October 1, 1965
			260.3		(3) Letter from Abernethy to Hilliard E. Johnson, May 23, 1966
			260.3		(4) Letter from Abernethy to Hilliard E. Johnson, February 14, 1966
			260.3		(5) Letter from Hilliard E. Johnson to Abernethy, February 10, 1966
			260.3		(6) Letter from Abernethy to E. A. Enochs, May 18, 1966
			260.3		(7) Letter from E. A. Enochs to Abernethy, May 20, 1966
			260.3		(8) Letter from Fred M. Bush, Jr. to Abernethy, April 27, 1966
			260.3		(9) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, March 15, 1966
			260.3		(10) Letter from Abernethy to W. E. Hummer, February 15, 1966
			260.3		(11) Letter from W. E. Hummer to Abernethy, February 10, 1966
			260.3		(12) Newspaper clipping – “Foes Entitled to Expenses, Too – U. S. Pays Five Miss. Congressmen $2000 Each in Election Challenges,” by George Lardner, Jr., March 8, 1966. [Paper not identified.]
			260.3		(13) Letter from Abernethy to Rep. Omar Burleson, October 11, 1965
			260.3		(14) Statement of Expenses – copy
			260.3		(15) “Fee Statement – J. P. Coleman, Ackerman, Mississippi, For Professional Services to the Following Members of the Mississippi Delegation in Congress, Thomas G. Abernethy, Jamie L. Whitten, John Bell Williams, and William M. Colmer,” Typescript copy
			260.3		(16) Statement of Expenses – Jackson, Mississippi, January 25 through February 13
			260.3		(17) Statement of Expenses, n. d
			260.3		(18) Note from Claire [Stevens] to ?, October 11, 1965
			260.3		(19) Letter from Abernethy to L. L. Martin, February 9, 1966
			260.3		(20) Letter from L. L. Martin to Abernethy, February 7, 1966
			260.3		(21) Photocopy of letter from Rep. Jamie L. Whitten to Lawrence M. Magdouitz, January 19, 1965
			260.3		(22) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, February 5, 1966
			260.3		(23) Letter from Armis. E. Hawkins to Abernethy, February 2, 1966
			260.3		(24) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, December 16, 1965
			260.3		(25) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, December 31, 1965
			260.3		(26) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, December 29, 1965
			260.3		(27) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, November 30, 1965
			260.3		(28) Letter from Abernethy to Thomas J. Tubb, January 26, 1966
			260.3		(29) Letter from Thomas J. Tubb to Abernethy, January 24, 1966
			260.3		(30) Letter from Abernethy to Harvey Seifert, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(31) Letter from Abernethy to Harvey Seifert, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(32) Letter from Abernethy to Warren Oakley, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(33) Receipt of A. W. Oakley, n. d
			260.3		(34) Letter from Abernethy to M. B. Eskridge, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(35) Note from Meridth B. Eskridge to Abernethy, January 22, 1966
			260.3		(36) Letter from Abernethy to D. S. Burnett, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(37) Unsigned receipt with handwritten marginalia
			260.3		(38) Letter from Abernethy to G. A. Temkovits, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(39) Letter from Abernethy to E. A. Enochs, January 28, 1966
			260.3		(40) Letter from Abernethy to Barris O. Smith, January 27, 1966
			260.3		(41) Letter from Barris O. Smith to Abernethy, January 24, 1966
			260.3		(42) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Claudine Stevens, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(43) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Claudine Stevens, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(44) Letter from Abernethy to F. A. Enochs, February 5, 1966
			260.3		(45) Letter from E. A. Enochs to Abernethy, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(46) Letter from Abernethy to Howard Edge, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(47) Letter from Howard Edge to Abernethy, January 30, 1966
			260.3		(48) Letter from Abernethy to H. M. Owen, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(49) Letter from H. M. Owen to Abernethy, January 26, 1966
			260.3		(50) Letter from Abernethy to Col. John W. Thames, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(51) Letter from Col. John W. Thames to Abernethy, January 24, 1966
			260.3		(52) Letter from Abernethy to John R. Henry, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(53) Letter from John R. Henry to Abernethy, January 22, 1966
			260.3		(54) Letter from Abernethy to Everett M. Furtick, February 3, 1966
			260.3		(55) Letter from Everett M. Furtick to Abernethy, January 22, 1966
			260.3		(56) Receipt of E. H. McCord with note to Abernethy, n. d
			260.3		(57) Newspaper clipping “Prominent Dennis Resident Dies; Services Conducted for Chas. Flurry,” n. d., no paper given
			260.3		(58) Letter from Troy Dean to Abernethy, January 22, 1966
			260.3		(59) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. John Alton Phillips, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(60) Letter from S. E. Myatt to Abernethy, January 22, 1966
			260.3		(61) Letter from Louis Wise to Abernethy, January 25, 1966
			260.3		(62) Letter from C. C. Forrester to Abernethy, January 25, 1966
			260.3		(63) Letter from Hartwell Cofftis to Abernethy, January 25, 1966
			260.3		(64) Letter from Rep. Jamie L. Whitten to Abernethy, January 25, 1966
			260.3		(65) Letter from Abernethy to William Colmer, Jamie Whitten, & John Bell Williams, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(66) Form Letter from Abernethy, January 20, 1961. (3 copies)
			260.3		(67) Letter from Abernethy to Bank of Houston, January 19, 1966
			260.3		(68) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(69) Form Letter from Abernethy, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(70) Letter from Abernethy to Paul Moore, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(71) Letter from Abernethy to Hilliard E. Jordan, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(72) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. John Alton Phillips, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(73) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. N. H. Malone, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(74) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Claudine Stevens, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(75) Letter from Abernethy to Olen Smith, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(76) List – “First Judicial District – Chickasaw County Contributors,” n. d
			260.3		(77) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, January 20, 1966
			260.3		(78) List of names and addresses
			260.3		(79) List of contributors, together with handwritten notes and adding machines tape. Clipped together. Letter from J. W. Latham to Abernethy, September 28, 1965
			260.3		(80) Financial records of contributions (clipped together) & letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, December 31, 1965
			260.3		(81) Deposit slip – Bank of Houston, December 31, 1965
			260.3		(82) Deposit slip – Bank of Houston, January 5, 1965
			260.3		(83) Guest’s Draft – King Edward Hotel, Jackson, Mississippi, by Abernethy, February 15, 1965
			260.3		(84) Check by Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy Contest Fund, January 5, 1966
			260.3		(85) Bank Statement of Abernethy or Armis E. Hawkins at Bank of Houston, January 5, 1965
			260.3		(86) Check by Armis E. Hawkins to Prentiss Walker, March 27, 1966
			260.3		(87) Check by Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy Contest Fund, January 5, 1966
			260.3		(88) Bank Statement of Smith Special Account % Armis Hawkins at Bank of Houston, January 5, 1966
			260.3		(89) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, November 2, 1965
			260.3		(90) Letter from J. P. Coleman to Abernethy, October 30, 1965
			260.3		(91) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, November 2, 1965
			260.3		(92) Letter from Abernethy to “Bill”, November 2, 1965
			260.3		(93) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, October 18, 1965
			260.3		(94) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to John Bell Williams, Thomas G. Abernethy, Jamie L. Whitten, and William M. Colmer, October 14, 1965
			260.3		(95) Letter from Abernethy to L Arnold Pyle, October 11, 1965
			260.3		(96) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, October 8, 1965
			260.3		(97) Memorandum of Abernethy, May 24, ?
			260.3		(98) Memorandum from Abernethy to Members of Mississippi Delegation, House of Representatives, September 7, 1965
			260.3		(99) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, April 6, 1965
			260.3		(100) Memorandum from Abernethy, May 24, ?
			260.3		(101) Note
			260.3		(102) Letter from Charles H. Griffin to L. Arnold Pyle, May 25, 1965
			260.3		(103) Letter from Abernethy to Charlie Griffin, March 30, 1965
			260.3		(104) List of telephone calls, February 28, 1965. (2 copies)
			260.3		(105) Letter from Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, December 21, 1965
			260.3		(106) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, December 17, 1965 with attached list of Columbus, Mississippi donors
			260.3		(107) “Donors to the Abernethy Support Fund,” March 9, 1965. (2 pages)
			260.3		(108) Letter from Abernethy to Peter J. Botes, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(109) Letter from Abernethy to Roger W. Pryor, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(110) Letter from Abernethy to Fred Haley, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(111) Letter from Abernethy to W. G. Hunter, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(112) Letter from Abernethy to J. Ralph Brown, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(113) Letter from Abernethy to J. C. Maudlin, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(114) Letter from Abernethy to Henry Jones, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(115) Letter from Abernethy to L. B. Nabors, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(116) Letter from Abernethy to B. G. Dishong, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(117) Letter from Abernethy to Otis Gerrard, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(118) Letter from Abernethy to Herman Owen, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(119) Letter from Abernethy to Kirk Egger, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(120) Letter from Abernethy to William R. Phillips, Jr., March 9, 1965
			260.3		(121) Letter from Abernethy to Hartwell Loftis, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(122) Letter from Abernethy to George S. Hazard, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(123) Letter from Abernethy to Harvey Seifert, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(124) Letter from Abernethy to A. Bernstein, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(125) Letter from Abernethy to Harris Holland, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(126) Letter from Abernethy to W. E. Roberts, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(127) Letter from Abernethy to Henry Beneke, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(128) Letter from Abernethy to J. S. Atkins, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(129) Letter from Abernethy to C. C. Forrester, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(130) Letter from Abernethy to Louis Wise, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(131) Letter from Abernethy to O. P. Shackelford, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(132) Letter from Abernethy to W. M. McIntyre, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(133) Letter from Abernethy to C. L. Mitchell, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(134) Letter from Abernethy to C. B. Robertson, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(135) Letter from Abernethy to Arch Hardin, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(136) Letter from Abernethy to Luther Wallin, Jr., March 9, 1965
			260.3		(137) Letter from Abernethy to R. D. Chotard, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(138) Letter from Abernethy to T. E. Lott, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(139) Letter from Abernethy to Edward Beneke, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(140) Letter from Abernethy to J. Dudley Hutchinson, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(141) Letter from Abernethy to Albert Caldwell, Sr., March 9, 1965
			260.3		(142) Letter from Abernethy to W. B. Webb, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(143) Letter from Abernethy to Jack Chilcutt, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(144) Letter from Abernethy to John Dowdle, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(145) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(146) Letter from Abernethy to J. B. Swanzey, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(147) Letter from Abernethy to John R. Henry, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(148) Letter from J. W. Latham to R. C. Stovall, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(149) List – “Donors to the Abernethy Support Fund,” March 6, 1965, (2 pages)
			260.3		(150) Letter from R. C. (Bob) Stovall to Abernethy, March 6, 1965
			260.3		(151) Letter from Bob Stovall to Joe W. Latham, March 6, 1965 with copy of check mentioned in letter (2 pages)
			260.3		(152) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(153) Letter from Abernethy to H. L. Laws, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(154) Letter from Abernethy to John W. Slaughter, Jr., March 16, 1965
			260.3		(155) Letter from Abernethy to William I. Rosamound, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(156) Letter from Abernethy to R. P. Fleming, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(157) Letter from Abernethy to Clarence Day, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(158) Letter from Abernethy to James A. Egger, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(159) Letter from Abernethy to Eugene T. Beard, Jr., March 16, 1965
			260.3		(160) Letter from Bob Stovall to Abernethy, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(161) List – “Donors to Abernethy Support Fund,” March 12, 1965
			260.3		(162) Letter from Bob Stovall to Joe W. Latham, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(163) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to R. C. Stovall, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(164) Letter from Abernethy to Camden Norris, October 25, 1965
			260.3		(165) Letter from Camden Norris to Abernethy, October 23, 1965
			260.3		(166) Letter from Camden Norris to Joe Latham, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(167) Letter from Abernethy to Col. John Ware Thames, March 6, 1965

 

260.3		(168) List (manuscript) “of the Contributors and amount given to Mississippi Support,” March 1, 1965
			260.3		(169) Letter from Abernethy to L. M. Prichard, March 6, 1965
			260.3		(170) Letter from L. M. Prichard to Abernethy, March 2, 1965
			260.3		(171) Memorandum from Abernethy to Charles Griffin re: contributions and expenses, October 23, 1965
			260.3		(172) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, December 28, 1965
			260.3		(173) Letter from Abernethy to J. P. Coleman, October 29, 1965
			260.3		(174) Letter from Abernethy to L. Arnold Pyle, April 9, 1965
			260.3		(175) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Abernethy, (2 pages), April 6, 1965
			260.3		(176) Note – manuscript & undated
			260.3		(177) Govt. document – H. R. Report No. 1008, 89th Congress, 1st session, September 15, 1965
			260.3		(178) Letter from Abernethy to Myrl Tennyson, April 9, 1965
			260.3		(179) Letter from Abernethy to G. C. Hyneman, April 9, 1965
			260.3		(180) Letter from L. Arnold Pyle to Myrl Tennyson, April 5, 1965
			260.3		(181) Letter from Abernethy to Mendell M. Davis, April 2, 1965
			260.3		(182) Letter from Mendell M. Davis to John Bell Williams, William Colmer, Thomas Abernethy, Jamie Whitten, and Prentiss Walker, March 30, 1965
			260.3		(183) Letter from Abernethy to J. W. Latham, April 1, 1965
			260.3		(184) Letter from J. W. Latham to Abernethy, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(185) Letter from Abernethy to J. B. Cunningham, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(186) Letter from Abernethy to J. B. Cunningham, February 19, 1965
			260.3		(187) Letter from J. B. Cunningham to Abernethy, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(188) Letter from Abernethy to W. D. Guest, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(189) Letter from W. D. Guest to Abernethy, February 27, 1965
			260.3		(190) Letter from Abernethy to Camden Norris, February 25, 1965
			260.3		(191) Letter from Camden Norris to Charles Griffin, February 22, 1965
			260.3		(192) Letter from Abernethy to J. M. Thomas, Jr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(193) Letter from Murphy Thomas, Jr. to Abernethy, February 18, 1965
			260.3		(194) Letter from Abernethy to Armis Hawkins, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(195) Letter from Abernethy to J. R. Scribner, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(196) Letter from J. R. Scribner to Joe W. Latham, March 6, 1965
			260.3		(197) Letter from Abernethy to Harrison Evans, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(198) Letter from Harrison Evans to Abernethy, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(199) Letter from Abernethy to Thomas J. Tubb, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(200) Letter from Abernethy to J. T. Brand, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(201) Letter from Abernethy to J. E. Seitz, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(202) Letter from Abernethy to John B. Bryan, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(203) Letter from Abernethy to J. O. Bishop, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(204) Letter from Abernethy to Marshall Motel, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(205) Letter from Abernethy to John A. Barron, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(206) Letter from Abernethy to N. H. Malone, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(207) Letter from Abernethy to T. F. Wyam, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(208) Letter from Abernethy to W. B. Bryan, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(209) Letter from Thos. J. Tubb to Joe W. Latham, March 27, 1965
			260.3		(210) Letter from Thos. J. Tubb to Joe W. Latham, March 25, 1965
			260.3		(211) Letter from Abernethy to “Harve,” March 29, 1965
			260.3		(212) Letter from Abernethy to Paul Clayton, March 29, 1965
			260.3		(213) Letter from “Harve” to Abernethy, March 27, 1965
			260.3		(214) Receipt from Abernethy to Joe Latham, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(215) Letter from Abernethy to Joe W. Latham, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(216) Letter from Abernethy to Joe W. Latham, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(217) Post Office Documents dated March 8, 1965 & March 4, 1965. (2 documents)
			260.3		(218) Letter from Abernethy to Joe W. Latham, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(219) Notes: 5 pages
					Scope: (a) 2 pages on notepaper of Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, n. d.(b) 1 page on yellow legal paper, n. d.(c) 2 pages on King Edward Hotel paper, n. d.
			260.3		(220) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy, March 13, 1965
			260.3		(221) Letter from Abernethy to Russell Smith, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(222) Letter from Abernethy to James Cockerham, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(223) Letter from Abernethy to A. J. Foster, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(224) Letter from Abernethy to Carl Thomas, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(225) Letter from Abernethy to A. B. Barnett, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(226) Letter from Abernethy to A. B. Barnett, March 26, 1965
			260.3		(227) Letter from Abernethy to Mabry S. Word, March 25, 1965
			260.3		(228) Letter from Mrs. Mabry Shell Word to Abernethy, March 23, 1965
			260.3		(229) Letter from A. B. Barnett to Abernethy, March 23, 1965
			260.3		(230) Letter from “Al” to Arnett, March 20, 1965
			260.3		(231) Letter from Abernethy to Walter D. Glenn, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(232) Letter from Walter D. Glenn to Abernethy, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(233) Letter from Abernethy to Joe W. Latham, March 22, 1965
			260.3		(234) Letter from Joe W. Latham to Abernethy, March 18, 1965
			260.3		(235) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, March 22, 1965
			260.3		(236) Letter from Stovall, R.C. to Abernethy, March 19, 1965
			260.3		(237) Letter from Abernethy to B. C. Chesser, March 22, 1965
			260.3		(238) Letter from Abernethy to Harvey Lee Morrison, March 22, 1965
			260.3		(239) Letter from Harvey Lee Morrison to Abernethy, March 15, 1965
			260.3		(240) Letter from Abernethy to L. P. McCarty, March 19, 1965
			260.3		(241) Letter from L. P. McCarty to Abernethy, March 17, 1965
			260.3		(242) Letter from L. P. McCarty to Joe W. Latham, March 15, 1965
			260.3		(243) Registered letter receipt from Abernethy to F. E. Bean First Citizens National, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(244) Registered letter receipt from Abernethy to Deposit Guaranty Bank & Trust Co. (Jackson, MS), March 11, 1965
			260.3		(245) Letter from Abernethy to Harrison Evans, March 19, 1965
			260.3		(246) Letter from Harrison Evans to Joe W. Latham, March 15, 1965
			260.3		(247) Letter from J. W. Latham to Abernethy, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(248) Letter from Abernethy to J. C. Whitehead, Jr., March 16, 1965
			260.3		(249) Letter from Clair Stevens to J. C. Whitehead, Jr., March 13, 1965
			260.3		(250) Letter from J. C. Whitehead, Jr. to J. W. Latham, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(251) Letter from Abernethy to Dr. O. B. Crocker, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(252) Letter from Abernethy to Joe W. Latham, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(253) Letter from Dr. O. B. Crocker to Abernethy, March 9, 1965
			260.3		(254) Letter from Clair Stevens to Dr. O. B. Crocker, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(255) Letter from Abernethy to C. C. Eason, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(256) Letter from C. C. Eason to Abernethy, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(257) Letter from C. C. Eason to Joe W. Latham, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(258) Letter from Abernethy to A. C. Mitchell, Sr. & H. C. Mitchell, Jr., March 16, 1965
			260.3		(259) Letter from Clair Stevens to H. C. Mitchell, March 13, 1965
			260.3		(260) Letter from “Harve” [H. C. Mitchell] to Abernethy, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(261) Letter from H. C. Mitchell to Joe W. Latham, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(262) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(263) Letter from Abernethy to John A. Cable, March 16, 1965
			260.3		(264) Letter from Abernethy to J. R. Penick, Jr., March 16, 1965
			260.3		(265) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy, March 12, 1965
			260.3		(266) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(267) Letter from Abernethy to Hillard E. Jordan, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(268) Letter from Abernethy to C. F. Pinkard, March 11, 1965
			260.3		(269) Letter from Hillard E. Jordan & C. F. Pinkard to Abernethy, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(270) Letter from Abernethy to J. B. Cunningham, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(271) Letter from Abernethy to C. C. Eason, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(272) Letter from Abernethy to H. C. Mitchell, Sr. & H. C. Mitchell, Jr., March 8, 1965
			260.3		(273) Letter from Abernethy to J. C. Whitehead, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(274) Letter from Abernethy to L. P. McCarty, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(275) Letter from Abernethy to C. C. Eason, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(276) Letter from Abernethy to American Legion, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(277) Letter from Abernethy to Joan A. “Red” Rasberry, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(278) Letter from Abernethy to W. E. Collins, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(279) Letter from Abernethy to Howard Edge, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(280) Letter from Abernethy to E. H. McCord, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(281) Letter from Abernethy to Tupelo Voiture # 1110, # 40, & # 8, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(282) Letter from Abernethy to Robert W. Williams, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(283) Letter from Abernethy to D. S. Burnett, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(284) Letter from Abernethy to William A. Roper, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(285) Letter from Abernethy to C. R. Bolton, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(286) Letter from C. C. Eason to Abernethy, March 5, 1965
			260.3		(287) List – Contributions to the Mississippi Support Fund, March 8, 1965
			260.3		(288) Letter from Abernethy to Earl B. Kisner, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(289) Letter from Earl B. Kisner to Abernethy, March 2, 1965
			260.3		(290) Letter from Abernethy to Armis Hawkins, March 5, 1965

 

260.3		(291) Letter from Abernethy to Sam Westmoreland, March 5, 1965
			260.3		(292) Letter from Armis Hawkins to Abernethy, March 2, 1965
			260.3		(293) Letter from Sam Westmoreland to Armis Hawkins, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(294) Letter from Abernethy to Paul Moors, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(295) Letter from Abernethy to John Warner, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(296) Letter from Abernethy to Lon Pryor, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(297) Letter from Abernethy to Elmo Overby, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(298) Letter from Abernethy to S. E. Williams, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(299) Letter from Abernethy to Bill Blue, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(300) Letter from Paul Moore to Abernethy, March 10, 1965
			260.3		(301) Letter from Abernethy to Armis Hawkins, March 5, 1965
			260.3		(302) Letter from Armis Hawkins to Abernethy, March 2, 1965
			260.3		(303) Letter from Abernethy to Charlie B. Higginbotham, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(304) Letter from Charlie Higginbotham to Abernethy, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(305) Letter from Abernethy to William L. Robertson, March 5, 1965
			260.3		(306) Letter from William L. Robertson to Abernethy, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(307) Letter from Abernethy to Paul Moore, March 4, 1965
			260.3		(308) Letter from Abernethy to Sam Westmoreland, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(309) Letter from Abernethy to Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Bonds, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(310) Letter from Abernethy to Ray Houston, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(311) Letter from Abernethy to Earl Huffman, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(312) Letter from Sam Westmoreland to Abernethy, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(313) Letter from Abernethy to Edmond L. Brunini, March 3, 1965
			260.3		(314) Letter from Edmond Brunini to E. D. Kenna, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(315) List – Contributions to the Fund to help with the contest expenses, February 24, 1965
			260.3		(316) Letter from Abernethy to Guy C. Farret, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(317) Letter from Abernethy to William B. Bell, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(318) Letter from Abernethy to B. B. Boyd, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(319) Letter from Abernethy to Rex A. Bullock, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(320) Letter from Abernethy to W. H. Cade, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(321) Letter from Abernethy to W. R. Cade, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(322) Letter from Abernethy to Dr. John D. Dyer, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(323) Letter from Abernethy to E. A. Enochs, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(324) Letter from Abernethy to M. B. Eskridge, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(325) Letter from Abernethy to Vonnie M. Geno, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(326) Letter from Abernethy to Stanley R. Gray, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(327) Letter from Abernethy to T. C. Gray, Sr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(328) Letter from Abernethy to W. W. Gray, Sr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(329) Letter from Abernethy to Sam Heard, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(330) Letter from Abernethy to J. A. Hensleigh, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(331) Letter from Abernethy to C. H. Hudson, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(332) Letter from Abernethy to William H. Leslie, Jr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(333) Letter from Abernethy to W. J. Linn, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(334) Letter from Abernethy to L. L. Martin, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(335) Letter from Abernethy to E. G. Million, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(336) Letter from Abernethy to Rex M. Marff, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(337) Letter from Abernethy to James V. Norris, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(338) Letter from Abernethy to J. D. Owings, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(339) Letter from Abernethy to A. R. Parker, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(340) Letter from Abernethy to J. G. Peterson, Sr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(341) Letter from Abernethy to Jack G. Peugh, Jr., February 23, 1965
			260.3		(342) Letter from Abernethy to O. L. Pierce, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(343) Letter from Abernethy to Neil H. Randell, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(344) Letter from Abernethy to Horace B. Ray, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(345) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Lillian Richards, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(346) Letter from Abernethy to G. E. Redus, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(347) Letter from Abernethy to Wayne Stewart, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(348) Letter from Abernethy to J. H. Tubb, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(349) Letter from Abernethy to G. A. Temkovits, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(350) Letter from Abernethy to C. H. Thomas, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(351) Letter from Abernethy to Eugene Varner, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(352) Letter from Abernethy to Bill Wilkins, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(353) Letter from Abernethy to J. T. Wilkins, February 23, 1965

 

	260.3		(354) Letter from Abernethy to Marshall Wright, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(355) Letter from Abernethy to Paul Wright, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(356) Memorandum, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(357) Letter from Abernethy to Ward McGehee, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(358) Memorandum – list of present receiving letter of February 16, 1965
			260.3		(359) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Robert T. Bryant, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(360) Letter from Abernethy to Victor O. Farrar, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(361) Letter from Abernethy to Evin L. Walker, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(362) Letter from Abernethy to Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Skelton, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(363) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Eupal G. Bryan, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(364) Letter from Abernethy to Troy Dean, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(365) Letter from Abernethy to Brice Prestage, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(366) Letter from Abernethy to Travis T. Holman, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(367) Letter from Abernethy to James R. Leatherwood, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(368) Letter from Abernethy to Everett M. Furtick, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(369) Letter from Abernethy to F. S. Wiygul, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(370) Letter from Abernethy to J. K. Lindsey, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(371) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Nora Creekmore, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(372) Letter from Abernethy to Charles W. Deaton, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(373) Letter from Abernethy to Bob Milner, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(374) Letter from Abernethy to E. J. Palmer, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(375) Letter from Abernethy to Charles H. Fulghum, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(376) Letter from Abernethy to Dr. M. Ney Williams, Jr., February 16, 1965
			260.3		(377) Letter from Abernethy to C. R. Bradley, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(378) Letter from Abernethy to E. D. Kenna, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(379) Letter from Abernethy to Don Noblitt, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(380) List – Cash contributions, n. d
			260.3		(381) Letter from Rex M. Murff to Abernethy, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(382) Letter from Abernethy to Charlie M. Adams, February 25, 1965
			260.3		(383) Letter from Charlie M. Adams to Abernethy, February 20, 1965
			260.3		(384) Letter from L. L. Martin to Abernethy, February 18, 1965
			260.3		(385) Letter from L. C. Phillips to Abernethy, February 15, 1965
			260.3		(386) Letter from Charles H. Thomas to Abernethy, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(387) Letter from Abernethy to J. F. Chaney, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(388) Letter from Abernethy to Auburn Bethany, March 2, 1965
			260.3		(389) Letter from Auburn Bethany to Abernethy, February 27, 1965
			260.3		(390) Letter from Abernethy to J. K. Lindsey, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(391) Letter from J. K. Lindsey to Abernethy (?), n. d
			260.3		(392) Letter from Abernethy to Armis E. Hawkins, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(393) Letter from Armis E. Hawkins to Abernethy, February 19, 1965
			260.3		(394) Note from Howard Miskelly to Abernethy, February 15, 1965
			260.3		(395) Letter from Abernethy to Sam Westmoreland, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(396) Letter from Sam Westmoreland to Abernethy, February 19, 1965

 

		260.3		(397) Letter from Abernethy to R. C. Stovall, February 17, 1965
			260.3		(398) Letter from Bob Stovall to Abernethy, February 15, 1965
			260.3		(399) Letter from Mary A. Skelton to Abernethy, February 12, 1965
			260.3		(400) Letter from W. H. Leslie to Abernethy, February 19, 1965
			260.3		(401) Letter from Abernethy to Emmett Clifton, February 25, 1965
			260.3		(402) Letter from Emmett Clifton to Abernethy, February 23, 1965
			260.3		(403) Letter from Nora Creekmore to Abernethy, February 13, 1965
			260.3		(404) Letter from W. A. Strong, Jr. to Abernethy, February 16, 1965
			260.3		(405) Letter from Abernethy to W. A. Strong, Jr. & B. O. Smith, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(406) Letter from W. A. Strong, Jr. to Abernethy, February 12, 1965
			260.3		(407) Letter from Esther S. Day to Abernethy, February 19, 1965
			260.3		(408) Letter from B. B. Boyd, Horace B. Ray, James V. Norris, and Guy C. Barrett to Abernethy, February 20, 1965
			260.3		(409) Letter from Abernethy to S. E. Myatt, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(410) Letter from S. E. Myatt to Abernethy, February 15, 1965
			260.3		(411) Letter from Abernethy to Mrs. Claudine Stevens, March 1, 1965
			260.3		(412) Letter from Mrs. Claudine Stevens to Abernethy, February 15, 1965

 

	Box 261: Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966
		261.1		Remarks in Congressional Record Re: Seating Miss Delegation
		261.2		Election Contest Articles, etc
			261.2		(1) Magazine – Insight On the News, March 20, 1968
			261.2		(2) Letter from Lawrence Guyot to “Dear Member of Congress,” December 29, 1964
			261.2		(3) Ad – “Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee presents for benefit of Mississippi Congressional Challenge Bill Cosby . . .,” The Washington Daily News, January 29, 1965
			261.2		(4) Memorandum from Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, Washington Office to Members of Congress, January 31, 1965
			261.2		(5) Photocopy – “A Petition”
			261.2		(6) Referral Note, April 21, 1965
			261.2		(7) Letter from Joseph S. Clark to Miss Sarah Boonstein, April 21, 1965
			261.2		(8) Petition addressed to Senator Clark – bears headline “Unseat the Mississippi Congressional Delegation,” n. d
			261.2		(9) Memo from the Desk of Thos. G. Abernethy, n. d
			261.2		(10) Open Letter to Members of the U. S. House of Representatives from Queens Committee to support the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party, n. d
			261.2		(11) Circular containing reprint from The Nation, n. d. “A Message from Mississippi.” MFDP
			261.2		(12) Letter from William F. Ryan to “Dear Colleague,” June 21, 1965
			261.2		(13) Handout – by SNCC (Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee), n.d
			261.2		(14) Letter from Charles J. Anderson, Jr. to Rep. Abernethy, August 29, 1965
			261.2		(15) Campaign handout for Charles J. Anderson, Jr. – for election of November 7, 1944
			261.2		(16) Form Letter from Chicago Committee to Defend the Bill of Rights, August 19, 1965. Copy
			261.2		(17) Copy – Handout of Commission on Religion and Race, n. d. (2 pages)
			261.2		(18) Photocopy – Letter from Phillip Burton, John Conyers, Jr., Emilio Q. Daddario, Charles C. Diggs, Jr., Don Edwards, Leonard Farbstein, Seymour Halpern, Patsy T. Mink, Robert N. C. Nix, Adam C. Powell, Ogden R. Reid, Joseph Y. Resnick, James Roosevelt, William F. Ryan, Charles A. Vanik, and Lester L. Wolf, Members of Congress to “Dear Colleague,” August 20, 1965
			261.2		(19) Letter from Ernest Angell & John de J. Pemberton, Jr., ACLU to Abernethy, September 9, 1965. Attached is a “Memorandum in Support of the Challenge to the Seating of Mississippi Congressmen,” September 9, 1965
			261.2		(20) Letter from a member of Congressmen to Rep. Ryan, n. d
			261.2		(21) Photocopy of newspaper clipping – “Rights Meeting Issues Statement,” by Leonard Downie, Jr., Washington Post, September 15, 1965
			261.2		(22) Ad – “We Protest Representation Without the Vote . . .,” Washington Post, September 19, 1965
			261.2		(23) Letter from Lawrence Guyot to “Dear Member of Congress,” September 23, 1965
			261.2		(24) Letter from Claire Stevens to Mrs. Ruth J. McMillan, September 2, 1965
			261.2		(25) Letter from Ruth J. McMillan to Abernethy, August 30, 1965
			261.2		(26) Letter from Mrs. Dorothy Christian to “Dear Sirs,” July 18, 1965
			261.2		(27) Handout – “The Congressional Challenge 1965”
			261.2		(28) Clipping – two stories – “Shriver’s Purse Draws Tighter,” Commercial Appeal, October 20, 1965. “Delta Protests Disregarded in Minister’s Appointment,” Commercial Appeal, October 20, 1965
		261.3		Election Contest – Miss. Material 1965
			261.3		(1) Draft Letter from Clerk, U. S. House of Representatives to Committee on House Administration, n. d
			261.3		(2) Fact Sheet on the Mississippi “Contest”, n. d
			261.3		(3) Laws and Committee Rules Governing Contested – Election Cases In the House of Representatives. Revised edition, 1950. (2 copies)
			261.3		(4) Congressional Record Senate, March 18, 1965, pp. 5283-5294
			261.3		(5) Form Letter from Rep. Jamie L. Whitten, n. d
			261.3		(6) Letter from Rep. John Bell Williams to Rep. Richard Bolling, December 10, 1964
			261.3		(7) Cartoon – pen & ink. Four figures and cutline, with envelope
			261.3		(8) Press Release – “Congressional Side – Lights,” by Rep. William M. Colmer, n. d
			261.3		(9) “Minutes of Meeting of State Board of Election Commissioners,” September 24, 1964
			261.3		(10) Memorandum – “Miscellaneous Information Concerning Independents in Congress,” William R. Tensill, Government Section [Library of Congress], November 17, 1952
		261.4		Election Contest Clippings
			261.4		(1) “Freedom Democratic Party to Enter Candidates in Mississippi Election,” UPI, The Washington Post, September 23, 1965
			261.4		(2) “Two Civil Rights Groups Sponsor Services Here,” The Washington Post, June 21, 1965
			261.4		(3) “House Clerk Acts in Ouster Case,” by Michael Lerner, The Washington Post, July 8, 1965
			261.4		(4) “Contest Unclear About Williams,” AP, Commercial Appeal, July 31, 1965
			261.4		(5) “House Liberals Press Consideration of Unseating Mississippi Delegation,” by Donald Pfarber, The Sunday Star, June 27, 1965. (2 copies)
			261.4		(6) “Quick Action Is Aim On Seating Contests,” AP, n. p., n. d
			261.4		(7) “Colmer Says MFDP ‘Challenge Conspiracy’,” AP, Tupelo Daily Journal, September 16, 1965
			261.4		(8) “Mississippi House Delegation Faces New Seating Attack,” by Lance Morrow, Washington Evening Star, May 17, 1965
			261.4		(9) “The Washington Merry-Go-Round: Teacher Kerr’s Absence Record,” By Drew Pearson, The Washington Post, May 20, 1965. (2 copies)
			261.4		(10) “News Analysis and Interpretation: Alabama Civil Rights Turmoil Strengthens Move to Unseat Mississippi Representatives,” by James C. Millstone, St. Louis Post – Dispatch, March 28, 1965
			261.4		(11) “Northern Solon Adds Statement to Challenge,” UPI, Daily Journal, February 15, 1965
			261.4		(12) “FDP Attorneys Fan Out to Take Depositions,” UPI, Daily Journal, January 26, 1965
			261.4		(13) “Officials Asked About Election,” UPI, The Commercial Appeal, January 30, 1965
			261.4		(14) “Lawyers Soliciting FDP Depositions,” UPI, The Commercial Appeal, January 26, 1965
			261.4		(15) “Lawyers Spread Across State in Deposition Hunt,” UPI, The Comdispatch (?), January 26, 1965
			261.4		(16) “Hearing Plans Are Changed,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, January 20, 1965
			261.4		(17) “House Rejects Challenge to Seating New Yorker,” UPI, Washington Post, January 20, 1965
			261.4		(18) Ad – “Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Presents for Benefit of Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party Congressional Challenge Bill Cosby . . .,” Washington Post, January 22, 1965
			261.4		(19) Copy – “Taking Their Case to Congress: Mississippi Freedom Party Will Try Again for Seats,” by Shirley Elder, Washington Daily News, April 15, 1965
			261.4		(20) “Home Rule Tied to Party Issue in Mississippi,” by John Mathews, The Sunday Star, May 9, 1965
			261.4		(21) “Sen. Eastland Says Reds Aid Freedom Party,” UPI, Daily Journal, n. d
			261.4		(22) “Pencil Shavings,” by Henry Harris, Daily Times Leader, January 28, 1965
			261.4		(23) “Capitolizations: Stand for Congressman, State Elevates Coleman,” by William Peart, Daily News, February 7, 1965
			261.4		(24) “Thoughts Are Running Deep,” Starkville Daily News, March 9, 1965
			261.4		(25) “Fear Is Cited In Vote Drive,” by Edward P. Moore, Jr., Commercial Appeal, March 6, 1965
			261.4		(26) “Reports Made Available to FD Attorneys,” UPI, Starkville Daily News, March 4, 1965
			261.4		(27) “Senior Senator In ‘FDP Blast’ . . .,” UPI, The Commercial Dispatch, March 4, 1965
			261.4		(28) “Black Space Cost Vote Ok, Negro Claims,” by Edward P. Moore, Commercial Appeal, February 5, 1965
			261.4		(29) “Pencil Shavings,” by Henry Harris, Starkville Daily News, February 5, 1965
			261.4		(30) “MEC Action to Be Stabilizing Factor,” Starkville Daily News, February 5, 1965
			261.4		(31) “Depositions Taken In Freedom Drive,” Commercial Appeal, March 5, 1965
			261.4		(32) “Sovereignty Commission Reports Offered To FDP,” UPI, Commercial Dispatch, March 2, 1965
			261.4		(33) “Officials To Give Vote Depositions,” AP, Commercial Appeal, January 29, 1965
			261.4		(34) “FDP To Question Sovereignty,” UPI, The Daily Corinthian, February 3, 1965
			261.4		(35) “Ouster Action Slows To Walk,” AP, Commercial Appeal, January 31, 1965
			261.4		(36) “Sampson Says Escort Is Out,” Edward P. Moore, Commercial Appeal, January 27, 1965
			261.4		(37) “Stakeouts Put On Vote Drives,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 2, 1965
			261.4		(38) “Seating Challenge Weapon Is Century – Old U. S. Statue,” Commercial Appeal, February 2, 1965. On same clipping: “Rights Act Seen As Face – Saver,” UPI
			261.4		(39) “Senator Names Rods In State,” by Morris Cunningham, Commercial Appeal, February 4, 1965
			261.4		(40) “Testimony if Given by Rights Worker,” Commercial Appeal, February 3, 1965
			261.4		(41) “Eastland Revels New Red Linkups,” AP, n. p., n. d
			261.4		(42) “Station Planned to Become Voice of Civil Rights,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 15, 1965
			261.4		(43) “Delegation Ouster Urged in Michigan,” AP, n. p., n. d
			261.4		(44) “Senator Names Reds in State,” by Morris Cunningham, Commercial Appeal, February 4, 1965 (whole page) (2 copies)
			261.4		(45) Front Page – “Eastland Charges FDP is Communist,” by Mary Ann Pardue, The Clarion-Ledger, February 4, 1965
			261.4		(46) “Racial Talks Are Scheduled to Start Today in Jackson,” UPI, Daily Corinthian, February 3, 1965
			261.4		(47) “Stennis Praises Compliance Resolution by MEC Board,” UPI, Daily Corinthian, February 5, 1965
			261.4		(48) “Inside Report . . . The Perverted Challenge,” by Rowland Evans & Robert Novak, Washington Post, September 21, 1965
			261.4		(49) “Mississippi Showdown Set,” by Larry A. Still, Star, September 19, 1965
			261.4		(50) “Point of View . . . Freedom Democratic Party Stirs Conscience of House,” by Mary McCrory, Sunday Star, September 19, 1965
			261.4		(51) “Mississippi Seat Challenges On House Floor for Debate,” by Larry A. Still, Evening Star, September 17, 1965
			261.4		(52) “Showdown Set On Mississippi Seats In House,” AP, Sunday Star, September 12, 1965
			261.4		(53) “Negro Delegate Jailed In Theft of Pint of Wine,” Commercial Appeal, September 16, 1965
			261.4		(54) “Wagner Raps Seating of State Delegation,” UPI, N. P., January 7, 1965
			261.4		(55) “Challenge Unifies Rights Movement,” AP, Commercial Appeal, September 19, 1965
			261.4		(56) “Mississippi House Delegation Faces New Seating Attack,” by Lance Morrow, Evening Star, May 17, 1965
			261.4		(57) “Abernethy Says FDP Effort Highly Financed,” AP, N. P., May 5, 1965
			261.4		(58) “Barnett Spars With Attorneys In Seating Case,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 13, 1965
			261.4		(59) “Campaign of FDP Is Said Faltering,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 12, 1965
			261.4		(60) “Nosser Says Mississippi Should Forget Past,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(61) “Nothing But Unity, Columbia Leading Fight for Mississippi Congressman,” Daily Times Leader, February 8, 1965
			261.4		(62) “Lawyers Setting Up Office On Rights in Jackson, Miss.,” by Dana Bullen, Evening Star, February 8, 1965. (2 copies)
			261.4		(63) “Testimony Given Here on Challenge by FDP,” Commercial Dispatch,” February 7, 1965
			261.4		(64) “Says Communists Back Negro Registration,” from the office of Senator John Stennis, The Amory Advertiser, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(65) “Mississippians Called to Fight FDP Challenge,” UPI, Daily Times Leader, February 3, 1965
			261.4		(66) ” ‘Wish We Were Under Orders’ Desegregation Pledge A Problem To Two States School Boards In Mississippi” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 7, 1965
			261.4		(67) “In Washington – Boston’s ‘Desegregation’ Is Minor,” by Morris Cunningham, Commercial Appeal, February 7, 1965
			261.4		(68) “State Leaders Speak On Civil Rights Act,” The Star Herald,” February 7, 1965, on same clipping: “Was I Wrong” by Billy McMillian
			261.4		(69) “Grand Jury Will Reconsider Perjury Charge in CR Cases,” UPI, Daily Cornithian, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(70) “State Officials Given A Chance To Deny Charge,” UPI, Daily Cornithian, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(71) “Outlook: By Paul Pittman, FDP Challenge Is Major Problem,” Daily Cornithian, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(72) “FDP Attorneys Stops Hearing,” by Sara Criss, Commercial Appeal, February 11, 1965, on same clipping: “Chief Explains Closed Session of Rights Panal,”
			261.4		(73) “Federal Panel To Visit State,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 7, 1965
			261.4		(74) “Leaders Urged To Tell ‘Truth'” Commercial Appeal, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(75) “Walker Labels Unseating Try Outrage To U. S.,” Commercial Appeal, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(76) “Civil Rights Commission Opens Hearing In Mississippi,” by Dallas Barthe, The Commercial Dispatch, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(77) “Clerk Says All Treated Fairly,” Commercial Appeal, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(78) “This Is Mississippi – Hysteria Tract Villifies, Countians Are Embattled,” Commercial Appeal, February 7, 1965
			261.4		(79) “Missouri Urged To Meet Racial Problems ‘Head-On'” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(80) “Judge Supports Registration Aid,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(81) “Congressman Hang On To Seats, Purge Orginated Out of State, Abernethy Says,” AP, The Birmingham News, February 25, 1965
			261.4		(82) “Long Suspected, Many Voters Workers Communist Or Communist Connected – Stennis,” by Senator John Stennis, Aberdeen Examiner, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(83) “Voter Depositions Taken In Aberdeen,” Aberdeen Examiner, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(84) “Rights Hearing Promised Help,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(85) “Veteran Decribes Trying To Register,” UPI, Commercial Appeal, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(86) “CR Officials Open Hearing In Mississippi,” UPI, Daily Cornithian, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(87) “Registrar Is To Testify,” UPI, Daily Times Leader, February 10, 1965
			261.4		(88) “In Seating Challenge, SNCC Says Will Picket Mississippi Solons,” UPI, N. P., N. D
			261.4		(89) “Eastland Links Reds And FDP Second Time,” UPI, Daily Times Leader, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(90) “CR Hearing Under Way,” UPI, Daily Times Leader, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(91) “In Mississippi – Apathy, Chills Five Representatives,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, February 14, 1965
			261.4		(92) “Pencil Shavings,” by Henry Harris, February 11, 1965, n. p
			261.4		(93) “Stennis Backs Stand . . . Eastland Says Commies Foster Dixie Race Ills,” AP, Starkville News, February 4, 1965
			261.4		(94) “3 Freedom Party Attorneys In Mississippi Tied To Reds,” by Morris Cunningham, Commercial Appeal, February 11, 1965
			261.4		(95) “A Freedom Radio Planned in South,” The New York Times, January 31, 1965. Xerox copy
			261.4		(96) “The Mississippi Scene . . . Fifty Teams of Lawyers to Tour State to Get Affidavits Seeking Ouster of State Congressmen,” Daily Journal, December 23, 1964
			261.4		(97) “Guyot ‘Optimistic’ On Efforts to Redraw Mississippi Election Laws,” UPI, Daily Journal, December 16, 1964
			261.4		(98) “Negroes to Press Seating Challenge,” AP, Jackson Daily News, January 5, 1965
			261.4		(99) “Mississippi Solons Face House Seating Duel Today,” UPI, Daily Journal, January 4, 1955 (sic)
			261.4		(100) “No Gain If Demotion Saves Other Solons,” Daily Journal, January 4, 1965. (2 copies)
			261.4		(101) “Sound Sense Can Finish Off Freedom Party,” Daily Journal, January 5, 1965
			261.4		(102) “The Washington Merry-Go-Round . . . Liberals Force A Roll Call,” by Drew Pearson, The Washington Post, January 8, 1965
			261.4		(103) “Pretenders in Congress,” Washington Post, January 1, 1965
			261.4		(104) “Freedom Democratic Applaud Johnson Emphasis on Voting,” by Clarence Hunter, The Evening Star, January 5, 1965
			261.4		(105) “Full Security in Capitol Is Called Impossible,” The Evening Star, January 5, 1965, (2 copies)
			261.4		(106) “Bishop Urges Respect for ‘Freedom’ Group,” Sunday Star, January 3, 1965
			261.4		(107) “CORE Backs Unseating of Mississippi Group,” Evening Star, December 28, 1964
			261.4		(108) “This is Mississippi – Congressional Seats Fight Reminds Mississippi of Bilbo,” Commercial Appeal, December 27, 1964
			261.4		(109) “Mississippi’s Delegates Wins Seats in House,” by Robert E. Baker, Washington Post, January 5, 1965
			261.4		(110) Copy – “House Seating of Five Mississippians disputed,” by Clarence Hunter, N. P. N. D. (Two pages)
			261.4		(111) Copy – “The Washington Merry-Go-Round . . . Harlem’s Missing Globe-trotter,” by Drew Pearson, Washington Post, December 17, 1964. (3 copies)
			261.4		(112) “Precedent Points to Purge of Goldwater Democrats,” by Robert K. Walsh, Sunday Star, December 20, 1964
			261.4		(113) “Demos Eye Mississippi,” AP, Starkville Daily News, December 18, 1964
			261.4		(114) “The Washington Merry-Go-Round . . . Civil Rights Movement Infighting,” by Drew Pearson, Washington Post, December 31, 1964
			261.4		(115) “In Mississippi – Seating Challenge Hangs Over State’s Head,” by Kenneth Toler, Commercial Appeal, December 27, 1964
			261.4		(116) Letter to the Editor – from Ton G. Abernethy to “Dear Billy,” Kosiusko Star-Herald, February 11, 1969
			261.4		(117) “Minstrel Farce Disrupts House,” Commercial Appeal, January 5, 1965
			261.4		(118) “Mississippi House Members Seated,” Jackson Daily News, July 4, 1965
			261.4		(119) Congressional Record, January 4, 1965, Vol. 111, No.1
		261.5		Manila Envelope – Answers of 4 contested Congressmen – Abernethy, Colmer, Walker, & Whitten
			261.5		(1) “. . . Answer of John Bell Williams to Evelyn Nelson, Allen Levi Johnson, and Mildred Cosey, Whose Addresses are not Stated in Their Notice of Contest,” n. d
			261.5		(2) “. . . Answer of William M. Colmer to Victoria Jackson Gray,” n. d
			261.5		(3) “. . . Answer of Thomas G. Abernethy to Augusta Wheadon, Address Unknown,” n. d
			261.5		(4) “. . . Answer of Prentiss Walker to Annie Devine, Whose Address is Not Set Forth in the Purported Notice,” n. d
			261.5		(5) “. . . Answer of Jamie Whitten to Fannie Lou Hamer,” n. d
		261.6		Election Contest – Manila Envelope
			261.6		(1) H. R. Report No. 1008, 89th Congress, 1st session, September 15, 1965
			261.6		(2) Booklet – “In the House of Representatives of the United States, 89th Congress: 1. In the Matter of the Election of Thomas G. Abernethy, Member from the First District of Mississippi. 2. In the Matter of the Election of Jamie L. Whitten, Member from the Second District of Mississippi. 3. In the Matter of the Election of Prentiss Walker, Member from the Fifth District of Mississippi. 4. In the Matter of the Election of William M. Colmer, Member from the Fifth District of Mississippi
			261.6		(3) “Contested Elections in the First, Second, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Districts of the State of Mississippi.” Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Elections of the Committee on House Administration House of Representatives, Eighty-Ninth Congress, First Session, September 13 and 14, 1965
			261.6		(4) House of Representatives, Congress of the United States, “Brief of Contestants Urging the Vacating of the Contested Seats and the Holding of New Elections.” n. d
			261.6		(5) “In the House of Representatives of the United States In the Matter of the Purported Contest of the Election of Thomas G. Abernethy from the First District of Mississippi Answer of Thomas G. Abernethy to Augusta Wheadon, Address Unknown,” n. d
			261.6		(6) Speech – “The Mississippi Matter: At Stake Constitutional Government Itself.” n. d

 

	Box 262: Mississippi Election Contest, 1965-1966
		262.1		Congressional Records, January 4, 1965, January 19, 1965, & September 17, 1965
		262.2		Committee Print Contested Election
		262.3		H.R. No. 1008 89th Congress 1st Session Contested Election, 4 copies
		262.4		Official List of Member H of R, November 30, 1964, February 1, 1965, April 25, 1965
		262.5		“Unofficial Alphabetical List of the House of Reps. Of U.S., 89th Congress” – corrected to November 30, 1964
		262.6		H.R. No. 284 Mississippi Election Contest
			262.6		(1) Contested Election Case of Augusta Wheadon V. Thomas Gerstle Abernethy from Congressional District of Mississippi, 89th Congress, 1965
			262.6		(2) Signed Letter of Ralph R. Roberts (Clerk of the House) T. G. Abernethy, July 28, 1965
		262.7		“Contested Election in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th Districts of the State of Mississippi” – Subcommittee Hearings September 13-14, 1965
		262.8		“Brief of Contestants arguing the Vacating of the Contested Seats and the Holding of New Elections,” Attorneys: arthur Kinoy, William M. Kunstler, Benjamin E. Smith, Morton Stairs, William L. Higgs
		262.9		Motions of Congressmen Abernethy, Whitten, Walker, & Colmer, H.R. 89th Congress (2 copies)
		262.10		Committee Prints (3 parts) “Papers omitted in Printing pursuit to provisions of statues involving the 5 Congressional Districts in the State of Miss”
	Box 183: Political, 1966
		183.15		Political — 1966 Election Returns, November 1966
	Box 184: Political, 1966 –
		184.1		Election Returns, June, 1966
		184.2		Campaign Materials
		184.3		Political Campaign- Washington County, 1966
		184.4		Political — General, 1966

 

	Box 185: Political, 1966 –
		185.1		Miscellaneous — 1966 Political Campaign
			185.1		Signed letter of John Stennis, 28 September 1966
		185.2		Congratulations — 1966
			185.2		Signed letter of Carl Albert, 28 November 1966
		185.3		Political Campaign 1966, Attala County
		185.4		Political Campaign 1966, Bolivar County
		185.5		Political Campaign 1966, Calhoun County
		185.6		Political Campaign 1966, Carroll County
		185.7		Political Campaign 1966, Chickasaw County
		185.8		Political Campaign 1966, Choctaw County
		185.9		Political Campaign 1966, Clay County
		185.10		Political Campaign 1966, Itawamba County
		185.11		Political Campaign 1966, Lee County
	Box 186: Political, 1966
		186.1		Political Campaign 1966, Leflore County
		186.2		Political Campaign 1966, Lowndes County
		186.3		Political Campaign 1966, Monroe County
		186.4		Political Campaign 1966, Montgomery County
		186.5		Political Campaign 1966, Noxubee County
		186.6		Political Campaign 1966, Oktibbeha County
		186.7		Political Campaign 1966, Prentiss County
		186.8		Political Campaign 1966, Sunflower County
		186.9		Political Campaign 1966, Tishomingo County
		186.10		Political Campaign 1966, Webster County
		186.11		Political 1966, Dock Drummond
		186.12		ACA Publicity 1966 Campaign
		186.13		Election Returns June Democratic Primary, 1966
		186.14		1966 Primary Election
		186.15		Political Campaign 1966, Webster County
		186.16		Clippings, 1966
	Box 192: Political Material 1967-1971
		192.4		Political Material, 1967-1971
			192.4		Mississippi Democratic Second Primary, 1971
			192.4		First Democratic Primary Returns, 1971
			192.4		Evers, Charles — Governor’s Race, 1971
			192.4		Political 1971– Radio & T.V. Appearances
			192.4		Bill Waller Governor Race, 1971
			192.4		Southern Election Fund
			192.4		Political. re: Mr. Abernethy
			192.4		1971 Congressional Challenge
			192.4		Political Campaign, 1970
			192.4		Congratulatory Messages, 1970
			192.4		Political General, 1970
			192.4		Election Returns, 1970
			192.4		Political General, 1970
			192.4		Responses to Inauguration Day Reception, 1969
			192.4		American Medical Association, 1969
			192.4		Supreme Court Decision concerning qualifying of candidates, 1969
			192.4		Campaign Thanks sent out of District & State, 1968
			192.4		Mississippi Elections, 1967
			192.4		John Bell Williams, 1967-1968
			192.4		Election Returns Democratic Primary, 1967
			192.4		Monroe County Grand Jury Report on Election, 1968
	Box 193: Political Material, 1967-1971
		193.1		1968 Election Returns
		193.2		1968 Campaign — Thanks sent
		193.3		Political — General, 1968
		193.4		Voting Record Correspondence, 1968
		193.5		1968 November Election Returns
		193.6		Political Campaign, 1968
		193.7		1968 Campaign Congratulatory Messages
		193.8		Political — General, 1967
		193.9		Rules Committee Purge Rep. Colmer, 1960-1961
		193.10		Inauguration, 1961
	Box 194: Political Material, 1967-1971
		194.1		Inauguration (Ticket Request) — General, 1956-1957
		194.2		Corrupt Practices Act, 1954-1970
		194.3		Mississippi Loyal Democrat Party, 1969-1971
		194.4		Republican Party in Mississippi, 1966-1971
		194.5		Rep. Reuss Speech & Rep. Abernethy reply, 1965 (bound doc.)
		194.6		Tape Scripts — Radio & T.V., 1965
		194.7		Tape Recording, 1966

POST OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE

Box 51: Post Office

51.2

Post Office, General, 1947-1956

Box 11: Post Office Correspondence

11:1

List of Post Offices in District, Post Office Department, General

11:2

Postal Appointments, Post Office — General

11:3

Percy Coleman, Post Office Department — General

11:4

Highway Post Office Service — General

11:5

Commemorative Stamps, Post Office Department — General

11:6

Rural Route Extensions

11:7

Percy L. Coleman

11:8

Jefferson Davis Commemorative Stamp

11:9

Commemorative Stamp and General Federation of Women’s Clubs

11:10

Discontinued Post Offices

11:11

Postal Transportation Service, Merger

11:12

Grenada-Jackson, Tenn. H.P.O

11:13

Lotteries

11:14

Position of Assistant Regional Operations Director — Memphis, Tennessee James H. Middlebrook

11:15

Railway Mail Service

11:16

Sanford, Travis B

11:17

New Post Office Buildings

11:18

Rial, Morris E

11:19

Star Routes

Box 12: Post Office Correspondence

12:1

Outside District Post Office and Rural Routes

12:2

Goodman Rural Route

12:3

Postal Academy Program

12:4

Nixon’s Statement on Change in the Post Office Patronage System

12:5

Ethel Post Office, Attala County

12:6

Ethel Route, Attala County

12:7

Kosciusko Post Office, Attala County

12:8

Kosciusko Rural Carrier Vacancy

Box 13: Post Office Correspondence

13:1

Kosciusko — Permanent Classification, Wm. H. Webster, Rt. 2

13:2

Kosciusko — Postmaster Appointment, Hillard E. Jordan

13:3

Kosciusko, Post Office Building Repairs

13:4

Kosciusko Star Route — Attala County

13:5

Kosciusko — Route, Attala County

13:6

McAdams Post Office

13:7

McAdams Postmaster Appointments

13:8

McAdams Rural Carrier Appointments

13:9

McCool Postmaster

13:10

McCool Post Office

13:11

McCool Rural Carrier Appointments

Box 14: Post Office Correspondence

14:1

McCool Rural Mail Service

14:2

Sallis Rural Carrier Appointments

14:3

Sallis Postmaster Appointments

14:4

Sallis Post Office, Attala County

Box 15: Post Office Correspondence

15:1

Sallis Route, Attala County

15:2

Sallis Route 3, Leave of Absence for Holmes

15:3

Alligator Post Office — Bolivar County

15:4

Alligator Rural Mail Service — Bolivar County

15:5

Benoit Post Office — Bolivar County

15:6

Benoit Rural Mail Service — Bolivar County

15:7

Beulah Post Office — Bolivar County

15:8

Beulah Rural Mail Service — Bolivar County. [empty]

15:9

Cleveland Post Office Building — Bolivar County

15:10

Merigold Post Office — Bolivar County

15:11

Merigold Postmater Vacancy — Bolivar County

15:12

Mound Bayou Community Hospital, Inc

15:13

Mound Bayou Post Office — Bolivar County

15:14

Mound Bayou Postmaster Vacancy — Bolivar County

15:15

Rosedale Post Office — Bolivar County

15:16

Roundlake Post Office — Bolivar County — Discontinued

15:17

Shaw Rural Mail Service — Bolivar County

15:18

Skene Postmaster Vacancy — Bolivar County

15:19

Skene Post Office – Bolivar County

15:20

Winstonville Post Office — Bolivar County

Box 72: Post Office

72.41

Post Office Affairs – Calhoun and Chickasaw Counties, 1943-1972

72.42

Vardaman Post Office

72.43

Vardaman Post Office Building

72.44

Vardaman Route

Box 73: Post Office Affairs — Calhoun and Chickasaw Counties, 1943-1972

73.1

Avalon Post Office — Carroll County

73.2

Avalon Rual Mail Service — Carroll County

73.3

Carrollton Post Office — Carroll County

73.4

Carrollton Route — Carroll County

73.5

Coila Post Office

73.6

Coila Route

73.7

McCarley Post Office

73.8

McCarley Route

73.9

North Carrollton Post Office

73.10

Consolidation of Carrollton and North Carrollton Post Offices

73.11

Vaiden Post Office

Box 74: Post Office Affairs — Calhoun and Chickasaw Counties, 1943-1972

74.1

Vaiden Route — Carroll County

74.2

Star Route — Vaiden to Jackson

74.3

Buena Vista Rural Station — Chickasaw County

74.4

Chickasaw County Post Offices

74.5

Egypt Post Office — Chickasaw County

74.6

Egypt Route

74.7

Egypt Postmaster Appointment

74.8

Egypt Rural Carrier Appointment

74.9

Houlka Postmaster Appointment — Chickasaw County

74.10

Houlka Rural Carrier

Box 75: Post Office Affairs — Calhoun and Chickasaw Counties, 1943-1972

75.1

Houlka Post Office — Chickasaw County

75.2

Houlka Rural Carrier Appointments

75.3

Post Office Employment — Post Office General

75.4

Houston Post Office — Chickasaw County

75.5

Houston Postmaster Appointment

75.6

Houston Rural Carrier Appointments

75.7

Houston-to-Thorn Star Route

75.8

Houston Route

75.9

McCondy Post Office — Chickasaw County

Box 76: Post Office Affairs – Calhoun and Chickasaw Counties, 1943-1972

76.1

Okolona Post Office — Chickasaw County

76.2

Okolona Route

76.3

Okolona Postmaster

76.4

Dean, Allen — Okolona Post Office

76.5

Okolona Star Route

76.6

Okolona Rural Carrier Appointments

76.7

Okolona Postmaster Appointments

76.8

Thorn Post Office — Chickasaw County

76.9

Thorn Rural Carrier Appointment

76.10

Thorn Postmaster Appointment

 

Box 77: Post Office Affairs – Noxubee and Prentiss Counties, 1943-1972
		77.1		Bigbee Valley Postmaster Appointment – Noxubee County
		77.2		Bigbee Valley Rual Carrier Appointments
		77.3		Bigbee Valley Post Office
		77.4		Brooksville Postmaster Appointment – Noxubee County
		77.5		Brooksville Rural Carrier Appointments
		77.6		Brooksville Post Office
		77.7		Brooksville Route
		77.8		Brooksville Postmaster
		77.9		Brooksville Post Office Building
		77.10		Cliftonville Post Office — Noxubee County
		77.11		Cliftonville Postmaster Appointments
		77.12		Cliftonville Rural Carrier Assignments
		77.13		Gholson Postmaster Appointments — Noxubee County
		77.14		Gholson Rural Carrier Appointments
		77.15		Gholson Route
		77.16		Gholson Post Office
		77.17		Macon Rural Carrier Appointments — Noxubee County
	Box 78: Post Office Affairs, Noxubee and Prentiss Counties, 1943-1972
		78.1		Macon Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.2		Macon Route
		78.3		Macon Postmaster Appointments
		78.4		Paulette Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.5		Prairie Point Route — Noxubee County
		78.6		Prairie Point Post Office
		78.7		Prairie Point Post Master Appointments
		78.8		Shuqualak — Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.9		Shuqualak Route
		78.10		Shuqualak Post Office Building
		78.11		Mashulaville Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.12		McLeod Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.13		Cookville Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.14		Calyx Post Office — Noxubee County
		78.15		Star Route — Lafayette Springs to Oxford — Pontotoc County
		78.16		Pontotoc County Post Offices
		78.17		Algoma Post Office — Pontotoc County
		78.18		Algoma Postmaster Appointments
		78.19		Ecru Post Office — Pontotoc County
		78.20		Ecru Postmaster Appointments
		78.21		Ecru Post Office Building
		78.22		Ecru Rural Carrier Appointments
		78.23		Pontotoc Post Office — Pontotoc County
		78.24		Star Route — Toccopola to Pontotoc
	Box 79: Post Office Affairs, Noxubee and Prentiss Counties, 1943-1972
		79.1		Star Route — Pontotoc to Sarepta — Pontotoc County
		79.2		Pontotoc Post Office — Building Custodian
		79.3		Pontotoc Post Office Building
		79.4		Pontotoc Rural Carrier Appointments
		79.5		Pontotoc Route
		79.6		Randolph Post Office — Pontotoc County
		79.7		Randolph Rural Carrier Appointments
		79.8		Randolph Route
		79.9		Randolph Star Route
		79.10		Randolph Postmaster Appointments
		79.11		Springville Post Office — Pontotoc County
		79.12		Springville Route
	Box 80: Post Office Affairs, Noxubee and Prentiss Counties, 1943-1972
		80.1		Sherman Post Office — Pontotoc County
		80.2		Sherman Rural Carrier Appointments
		80.3		Sherman Postmaster Appointments
		80.4		Thaxton Post Office — Pontotoc County
		80.5		Thaxton Route
		80.6		Toccopola Post Office — Pontotoc County
		80.7		Toccopola Route
		80.8		Toccopola Postmaster Appointments
		80.9		Troy Post Office — Pontotoc County
		80.10		Booneville Post Office — Prentiss County
		80.11		Booneville Postmaster Appointments
	Box 90: Post Offices, Calhoun County, 1943-1972
		90.1		Banner Post Office
		90.2		Banner Postmaster Appointments
		90.3		Banner Post Office (through 1952) — Attala County
		90.4		Banner Route (through 1952) — Attala County
		90.5		Banner Rural Carrier Appointments
		90.6		Big Creek Post Office
		90.7		Big Creek Postmaster Appointments
		90.8		Big Creek Post Office (through 1952)
		90.9		Big Creek Route (through 1952)
		90.10		Bruce Post Office (through 1952)
		90.11		Bruce Post Office Building
		90.12		Bruce Star Route (through 1952)
		90.13		Bruce Route
	Box 91: Post Offices, Calhoun County, 1943-1972
		91.1		Bruce Rural Carrier Appointments
		91.2		Bruce Route
		91.3		Calhoun City Post Office
		91.4		Calhoun City Postmaster Appointments
		91.5		Calhoun City Route through 1952
		91.6		Calhoun City Rural Route Appointments, File No. 2
		91.7		Star Route — Calhoun City to Okolona
		91.8		Calhoun City Post Office Building
		91.9		Calhoun City Route
	Box 92: Post Offices, Calhoun County, 1943-1972
		92.1		Calhoun City Rural Carrier Appointments
		92.2		Derma Post Office
		92.3		Derma Postmaster Appointment
		92.4		Derma Rural Carrier Appointment
		92.5		Derma Post Office
		92.6		Pittsboro Postmaster Appointments
		92.7		Pittsboro Post Office
		92.8		Pittsboro Rural Carrier Appointments
		92.9		Sarepta Post Office
		92.10		Sarepta Route
	Box 93: Post Offices, Calhoun County, 1943-1972
		93.1		Slate Spring Post Office
		93.2		Slate Spring Route
		93.3		Slate Spring Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 94: Post Offices, Calhoun County, Chickasaw County to Leflore County, 1943-1972
		94.1		Slate Spring Postmaster Appointments
		94.2		Vardaman Rural Route
		94.3		Vardaman Postmaster Appointment
		94.4		Vardaman Post Office
		94.5		Trebloc Post Office — Chickasaw County
		94.6		Van Fleet Postmaster Appointment — Chickasaw County
		94.7		Van Fleet Post Office
		94.8		Woodland Route
		94.9		Woodland Post Office — Chickasaw County
		94.10		Woodland Rural Carrier Vacancy
		94.11		Woodland Postmaster Appointments
	Box 95: Post Offices, Chickasaw County to Leflore County, 1943-1972
		95.1		Woodland Post Office Building — Chickasaw County
		95.2		Woodland Rural Carrier Appointment
		95.3		Ackerman Post Office — Choctaw County
		95.4		Ackerman Postmaster Appointment
		95.5		Star Route — Ackerman to New Albany
		95.6		Ackerman Route
	Box 96: Post Offices, Chickasaw County to Laflore County, 1943-1972
		96.1		French Camp Post Office and Postmaster — Choctaw County
		96.2		French Camp Post Office Building
		96.3		French Camp to Weir Star Route — Choctaw County
		96.4		French Camp Route
		96.5		French Camp Rural Carrier Appointments
		96.6		Reform Postmaster Appointments — Choctaw County
		96.7		Reform Post Office
		96.8		Weir Post Office — Choctaw County
		96.9		Weir Postmaster Appointment
		96.10		Weir Post Office Building
		96.11		Weir Route
		96.12		Weir Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 97: Post Offices, Chickasaw to Leflore Counties, 1943-1972
		97.1		Ceader Bluff Post Office — Clay County
		97.2		Ceader Bluff Route
		97.3		Ceader Bluff Postmaster Appointments
		97.4		Ceader Bluff Rural Carrier Appointments
		97.5		Pheba Postmaster Appointment – Clay County
		97.6		Montpelier Post Office — Clay County
		97.7		Montpelier Postmaster Appointment
		97.8		Pheba Rural Carrier Appointment — Clay County
		97.9		Pheba Route
		97.10		Pheba Post Office
		97.11		West Point Post Office — Clay County
		97.12		West Point Route — Clay County
		97.13		West Point Rural Carrier

	Box 98: Post Offices, Chickasaw County to Monroe County, 1943-1972
		98.1		Greenwood Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.2		Greenwood Postmaster
		98.3		Greenwood Rural Mail Service
		98.4		Greenwood Rural Carrier Vacancy
		98.5		Itta Bena Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.6		Itta Bena Postmaster Vacancy
		98.7		Itta Bena Rural Mail Service
		98.8		Minter City Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.9		Minter City Rural Mail Service
		98.10		Money Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.11		Money Rural Mail Service
		98.12		Morgan Rural Mail Service — Leflore County
		98.13		Morgan Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.14		Schlater Postmaster Vacancy — Leflore County
		98.15		Schlater Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.16		Sidon Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.17		Sidon Rural Mail Service
		98.18		Swiftown Post Office, General — Leflore County
		98.19		Swiftown Rural Mail Service
		98.20		Artesia Postmaster Appointments — Lowndes County
		98.21		Artesia Rural Carrier Appointments
		98.22		Artesia Post Office
		98.23		Caledonia Post Office — Lowndes County
		98.24		Caledonia Postmaster Appointments
		98.25		Caledonia Rural Carrier Appointments
		98.26		Caledonia Route
	Box 99: Post Offices, Lowndes County to Monroe County, 1943-1972
		99.1		Columbus Post Office — Lowndes County
		99.2		Columbus Route
		99.3		Columbus Rural Carrier Appointments
		99.4		Columbus — Durant H.P.O., Columbus Post Office
		99.5		Columbus — Greenville H.P.O., Columbus Post Office
		99.6		Columbus Postmaster Appointments
		99.7		Request for Additional Postal Facility in East Columbus
		99.8		Columbus Rural Carrier Vacancy
	Box 100: Post Offices, Lowndes County to Monroe County, 1943-1972
		100.1		Crawford Post Office — Lowndes County
		100.2		Crawford Post Office Building
		100.3		Crawford Postmaster Appointments
		100.4		Crawford Rural Carrier Appointments
		100.5		Mayhew Postmaster — Lowndes County
		100.6		Mayhew Postmaster
		100.7		Steens Postmaster Appointments — Lowndes County
		100.8		Steens Post Office Building — Lowndes County
		100.9		Steens Rural Carrier Appointments
		100.10		Steens Post Office
		100.11		Aberdeen Post Office — Monroe County
		100.12		Aberdeen Postmaster Appointments
		100.13		Aberdeen Route
		100.14		Aberdeen Rural Carrier Appointments — File No. 2
		100.15		Aberdeen Rural Carrier Appointments — File No. 3
	Box 101: Post Offices, Lowndes County to Monroe County, 1943-1972
		101.1		Aberdeen Rural Carrier Appointments — File No. 4 — Monroe County
		101.2		Aberdeen Rural Carrier Appointments — File No. 1
	Box 102: Post Offices, Lowndes County to Monroe County, 1943-1972
		102.1		Amory Post Office — Monroe County
		102.2		Amory Postmaster Appointments
		102.3		Amory Rural Carrier Appointments
		102.4		Amory Rural Carrier Appointments
		102.5		Amory Rural Route
		102.6		Hatley Rural Branch (Amory, RFD)
		102.7		Becker Postmaster Vacancy — Monroe County
		102.8		Becker Post Office
		102.9		Gattman Post Office — Monroe County
		102.10		Gattman Postmaster Appointments
		102.11		Gattman Route
		102.12		Gibson Rural Station — Monroe County
		102.13		Greenwood Springs Post Office — Monroe County
		102.14		Greenwood Springs Postmaster Appointments
		102.15		Greenwood Springs Rural Carrier appointments
		102.16		Greenwood Springs Route
	Box 103: Post Offices, Monroe County to Montgomery County, 1943-1972
		103.1		Strong Rural Station — Monroe County
		103.2		Strong Rural Carrier Appointments
		103.3		Hamilton Post Office — Monroe County
		103.4		Letters in behalf of Alton D. Nevins Rural Carrier applicant
		103.5		Hamilton Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 104: Post Offices, Monroe County to Montgomery County, 1943-1972
		104.1		Hamilton Route — Monroe County
		104.2		Prairie Post Office — Monroe County
		104.3		Prairie Rural Carrier Appointments
		104.4		Prairie Postmaster Appointments
		104.5		Smithville Post Office — Monroe County
		104.6		Smithville Route
		104.7		Smithville Postmaster Appointments
		104.8		Smithville Rural Carrier Appointments
		104.9		Duck Hill — Star Route — Montgomery County
		104.10		Duck Hill Post Office — Montgomery County
		104.11		Duck Hill Route — Montgomery County
		104.12		Duck Hill Post Office
		104.13		Kilmichael Route — Montgomery County
	Box 105: Post Offices, Monroe County to Montgomery County, 1943-1972
		105.1		Kilmichael Route — Montgomery County
		105.2		Kilmichael Post Office
		105.3		Consolidation — Lodi, Kilmichael and Sweetman Routes
		105.4		Winona Route — Montgomery County
		105.5		Lodi Post Office — Montgomery County
		105.6		Lodi Route
		105.7		Poplar Creek Route — Montgomery
	Box 106: Post Offices, Monroe County to Montgomery County, 1943-1972
		106.1		Stewart Postmaster Vacancy — Montgomery County
		106.2		Stewart Post Office Building
		106.3		Stewart Rural Route Vacancy
		106.4		Stewart Post Office
		106.5		Stewart Route
	Box 107: Post Offices, Montgomery County to Webster County, 1943-1972
		107.1		Winona Post Office — Montgomery County
		107.2		Star Route — Winona to Eupora
		107.3		Star Route — Winona to Indianola
		107.4		Long View Post Office – Oktibbeha County
		107.5		Long View Postmaster
		107.6		Maben Route — Oktibbeha County
		107.7		Maben Post Office
		107.8		Sessums Post Office — Oktibbeha County
		107.9		Starkville Postmaster Appointments — Oktibbeha County
		107.10		Starkville Post Office
		107.11		Starkville Rural Carrier Appointments
		107.12		Starkville Rural Carrier Vacancy
		107.13		Starkville Post Office Building
		107.14		State College Post Office — Oktibbeha County
		107.15		State College Postmaster — No. 2
		107.16		State College Postmaster — No. 1
		107.17		Sturgis Post Office Building — Oktibbeha County
		107.18		Sturgis Post Office
		107.19		Sturgis Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 108: Post Offices, Montgomery County to Webster County, 1943-1972
		108.1		Sturgis Postmaster Appointments, Oktibbeha County
		108.2		Sturgis Postmaster Vacancy
		108.3		Blaine Post Office, General — Sunflower County
		108.4		Blaine Postmaster Vacancy
		108.5		Moorehead Post Office Building — Sunflower County
		108.6		Sunflower Rural Carrier — Sunflower County
		108.7		Arcola Postmaster Vacancy, 1966 — Washington County
		108.8		Bourbon Post Office, General — Washington County
		108.9		Chatham Post Office, General — Washington County
		108.10		Elizabeth Postmaster Vacancy — Washington County
		108.11		Jennings, Mrs. Ludie McDaniel — Greenville Star Route — Washington County
		108.12		Greenville Post Office, General
		108.13		Greenville Rural Route Vacancy
		108.14		Mouchett, Mr. and Mrs. Sammie E. — Greenville Star Route
		108.15		Bellefontaine Post Office — Webster County
	Box 109: Post Offices, Montgomery County to Webster County, 1943-1972
		109.1		Bellefontaine Postmaster Appointments — Webster County
		109.2		Cumberland Post Office — Webster County
		109.3		Cumberland Route — Webster County
		109.4		Gore Springs Route — Webster County
		109.5		Eupora Post Office — Webster County
		109.6		Eupora Rural Carrier Appointments
		109.7		Star Route to Embry
	Box 110: Post Offices, Montgomery County to Webster County, 1943-1972
		110.1		Eupora Route — Webster County
		110.2		Mantee Post Office — Webster County
		110.3		Mantee Postmaster Appointments
		110.4		Mantee Route
	Box 111: Post Office, Webster County and Discontinued Post Offices, 1943-1972
		111.1		Hohenlinden Post Office — Webster County
		111.2		Embry Post Office — Webster County
		111.3		Dancy Post Office — Webster County
		111.4		Estill Postmaster — Washington County
		111.5		Muldon Post Office — Monroe County
		111.6		Quincy Post Office — Monroe County
		111.7		Quincy Route
		111.8		Poplar Creek Post Office — Montgomery County
		111.9		Sweatman Route, Roscoe Fowler
		111.10		Kolola Springs Post Office — Lowndes County
		111.11		Mathiston Post Office — Webster County
		111.12		Mathiston Rural Carrier Appointments
		111.13		Mathiston Route
		111.14		Tomnolen Postmaster Appointments — Webster County
		111.15		Tomnolen Route
		111.16		Tomnolen Post Office
		111.17		Tomnolen Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 112: Post Offices, Webster County and Discontinued Post Offices, 1943-1972
		112.1		Walthall Postmaster Appointments — Webster County
		112.2		Walthall Post Office
		112.3		Walthall Rural Carrier Appointment
		112.4		Louisville Post Office — Winston County
		112.5		Louisville Postmaster
		112.6		Louisville Star Route
		112.7		Louisville Rural Carrier Appointments
		112.8		Louisville Rural Carrier Vacancy
		112.9		Charles E. Herrington — Louisville Post Office
		112.10		Louisville Route
	Box 113: Post Offices, Webster County and Discontinued Post Offices, 1943-1972
		113.1		Center Post Office — Attala County
		113.2		Center Route
		113.3		Zama Post Office — Attala County
		113.4		Hushpuckena Postmaster — Bolivar County
		113.5		Black Hawk Post Office — Carroll County
		113.6		Black Hawk Route
		113.7		Star Route — Carrollton to Black Hawk
		113.8		Pyland Post Office — Chickasaw County
		113.9		Chester Route — Choctaw County
		113.10		Fentress Post Office — Choctaw County
		113.11		Chester Post Office
		113.12		Louisville Route, 1948 — Winston County
	Box 114: Post Offices, Webster County and Discontinued Post Offices, 1943-1972
		114.1		Louisville Route — Winston County
		114.2		Fearn Springs — Winston County
		114.3		Estes Post Office — Winston County
		114.4		High Point Post Office — Winston County
		114.5		Hinze Post Office — Winston County
		114.6		Noxapater Post Office Building — Winston County
		114.7		Noxapater Route
		114.8		Noxapater Post Office
		114.9		Noxapater Postmaster Appointment
		114.10		Noxapater Rural Carrier Appointment
		114.11		Dubard Post Office — Grenada County
		114.12		Graysport Post Office — Grenada County
	Box 115: Post Offices, Webster County and Discontinued Post Offices, 1943-1972
		115.1		Graysport Route — Grenada County
		115.2		Grenada Post Office — Grenada County
		115.3		Elliott Post Office — Grenada County
		115.4		Elliott Route
		115.5		Star Route — Grenada
		115.6		Grenada — Camp McCain Branch
		115.7		Grenada Route — Rural Mail Service to Repossessed area of Camp McCain
		115.8		Holcomb Route — Grenada County
		115.9		Holcomb Star Route
		115.10		Leflore Post Office — Grenada County
		115.11		Tie Plant Post Office — Grenada County
	Box 116: Post Offices, Alcorn County to Lee County, 1943-1972
		116.1		Corinth Post Office — Alcorn County
		116.2		Corinth Rural Carrier Appointments
		116.3		Corinth Route
		116.4		Corinth Post Office Building
		116.5		Glen Post Office Building — Alcorn County
		116.6		Kossuth Rural Station — Alcorn County
		116.7		Rienzi Post Office — Alcorn County
		116.8		Rienzi Route
		116.9		Rienzi Postmaster Appointments
		116.10		Rienzi Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 117: Post Offices, Alcorn County to Lee County, 1943-1972
		117.1		Dorsey Post Office — Itawamba County
		117.2		Dorsey Route
		117.3		Fulton Post Office Building – Itawamba County
		117.4		Fulton Post Office
		117.5		Fulton Route
		117.6		Fulton Postmaster Appointments
		117.7		Fulton Rural Carrier Appointments
		117.8		Mantachie Post Office — Itawamba County
		117.9		Tremont Post Office — Itawamba County
		117.10		Tremont Route
		117.11		Baldwyn Post Office — Lee County
		117.12		Baldwyn Post Office Building
		117.13		Belden Route — Lee County
		117.14		Belden Postmaster Appointments
		117.15		East Tupelo Contract Station — Lee County
	Box 118: Post Offices, Alcorn County to Lee County, 1943-1972
		118.1		Guntown Post Office — Lee County
		118.2		Guntown Postmaster Appontments
		118.3		Guntown Route
		118.4		Mooreville Post Office — Lee County
		118.5		Mooreville Route
		118.6		Nettleton Post Office — Lee County
		118.7		Nettleton Post Office Building
		118.8		Nettleton Route
		118.9		Plantersville Post Office — Lee County
		118.10		Plantersville Route
		118.11		Plantersville Rural Carrier Appointments
		118.12		Saltillo Post Office — Lee County
		118.13		Saltillo Route
		118.14		Saltillo Rural Carrier Appointment
		118.15		Shannon Post Office — Lee County
		118.16		Shannon Route
		118.17		Shannon Route (Proposed Consolidation)
		118.18		Shannon Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 119: Post Offices, Alcorn County to Lee County, 1943-1972
		119.1		Tupelo Post Office — Lee County
		119.2		Tupelo Route
		119.3		Tupelo Post Office Building, 1960, 1961, 1959, 1954-1958
		119.4		Tupelo Postmaster Appointments
		119.5		Tupelo Rural Carrier Appointments
	Box 120: Post Offices, Alcorn County to Lee County, Prentiss County to Tishomingo County 1943-1972
		120.1		Bethany Post Office — Lee County
		120.2		Bethany Route
		120.3		Verna Post Office — Lee County
		120.4		Verona Post Office Building
		120.5		Booneville Rural Carrier Appointments — Prentiss County
		120.6		Booneville Route
		120.7		Booneville Post Office — Thomas S. Maxwell
		120.8		Marietta Post Office — Prentiss County
		120.9		Marietta Route
		120.10		Marietta Postmaster Appointments
		120.11		New Site Post Office — Prentiss County
		120.12		New Site Rural Route
		120.13		New Site Post Office Site
		120.14		New Site Post Office Consolidation
		120.15		Thrasher Post Office — Prentiss County
		120.16		Wheeler Post Office — Prentiss County
	Box 121: Post Offices, Prentiss County to Tishomingo County, 1943-1972
		121.1		Belmont Post Office — Tishomingo County
		121.2		Belmont Rural Carrier
		121.3		Belmont Route
		121.4		Burnsville Post Office — Tishomingo County
		121.5		Burnsville Postmaster Appointments
		121.6		Burnsville Rural Route
		121.7		Dennis Rural Carrier — Tishomingo County
		121.8		Dennis Post Office
		121.9		Dennis Rural Carrier Appointments
		121.10		Dennis Route
		121.11		Golden Post Office — Tishomingo County
		121.12		Golden Rural Carrier Appointments
		121.13		Golden Postmaster Appointments
	Box 122: Post Offices, Prentiss County to Tishomingo County, 1943-1972
		122.1		Iuka Post Office — Tishomingo County
		122.2		Iuka Post Office Building
		122.3		Iuka Rural Carrier Appointment
		122.4		Iuka Route
		122.5		Iuka Post Office City Delivery
		122.6		Paden Route — Tishomingo County
		122.7		Paden Post Office
		122.8		Tishomingo Post Office — Tishomingo County
		122.9		Tishomingo Route
		122.10		Tishomingo Rural Carrier
		122.11		Red Bay (ACA), Route
		122.12		Dennis Postmaster Appointment
		122.13		Tishomingo Postmaster Appointment
	Box 123: Post Offices, Prentiss County to Tishomingo County, 1943-1972
		123.1		Holcut Post Office — Tishomingo County
		123.2		Leedy Post Office — Tishomingo County
		123.3		Post Office, General
		123.4		Postal Service Complaints
		123.5		Abernethy Complaints, Post Office Department
		123.6		New Post Office Buildings Pending
		123.7		United States Postal Service
		123.8		Procedures for Selecting Postmasters and Rural Carriers

PUBLIC RELATIONS
	Box 127: Newsletters, Speeches, Press Releases, 1964-1972
		127.1		Congressional Record Statements, 1971-1972
		127.2		Speeches, 1972
		127.3		Press Releases, 1971-1972
		127.4		Press Releases, 1970
		127.5		Press Release File, 1969
		127.6		News Releases and Speeches, 1968
		127.7		Press Releases, Statements and Speeches, 1967
		127.8		Press Releases, Statements and Speeches, 1965-1966
		127.9		Press Releases, Statements and Speeches, 1964
	Box 164: Speech, 1970
		164.10		Abernethy Speech, Rivers & Harbors Congress, 1970
	Box 128: Newsletters, Speeches, Press Releases, 1951-1972
		128.1		Speeches and Releases, 1959 to present
		128.2		Speeches and Releases, 1957-1958
		128.3		Speeches and Releases, 1955-1956
		128.4		Speeches and Releases, 1951-1954
		128.5		Speeches
		128.6		Newsletters, 1963-1964
		128.7		Newsletter File, 1966
		128.8		Newsletters, 1965
		128.9		Newsletters, 1964
		128.10		Newsletters, 1963
		128.11		Newsletters, 1962
		128.12		Newsletters, 1961
		128.13		Newsletters, 1960
		128.14		Newsletters, 1959
		128.15		Newsletters, 1958
	Box 129: Newsletters, Speeches, Press Releases, 1943-1957
		129.1		Newsletters, 1957
		129.2		Newsletters, 1956
		129.3		Newsletters, 1955
		129.4		Newsletters, 1954
		129.5		Newsletters, 1952
		129.6		Newsletters, 1951
		129.7		Newsletters, 1950
		129.8		Newsletters, 1949
		129.9		Newsletters, 1948
		129.10		Newsletters, 1947
		129.11		Weekly Letters, 1946
		129.12		Newsletters, 1945
		129.13		Newsletters, 1944
		129.14		Newsletters, 1943

 

SUBJECT FILES
	Box 41: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1943-1960
		41.2		Honorable Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary of agriculture
		41.3		Atomic bomb test
		41.4		Department of Agriculture, retirement of Assistant Secretary McC?
		41.5		Proposed federal milk order for Mississippi delta area
		41.6		Soil Bank Regulations
		41.7		Jackson, Communications Workers of America (CIO)
		41.8		Census of Agriculture by counties (Bureau of the Census)
		41.9		Southeastern Area Local Service, Civil Aeronautics board
	Box 42: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1943-1960
		42.1		Columbus Air Base to 1954
		42.2		9994th Air Reserve Squadron, Columbus
		42.3		Bailey Bridge Columbus Air Base, 1954-1959
		42.4		Air Force Depot, Prairie, 1952-1959
		42.5		Department of the Army, Nike Installations, 1958-1959
		42.6		Army, Thomas O. Phillips, 1960
		42.7		Gulf Ordinance Plant (Department of Defense), 1953-1958
		42.8		Gulf Transportation Terminal Command, Department of army, 1956
		42.9		CIO Political Action Committee, 1944-1959
		42.10		Labor union material
		42.11		Labor organizations
		42.12		Dicey, J.E., 1950-1959
		42.13		Labor, Wage and Hour Division, “Area of Production,” 1950-1951
		42.14		U.S. Employment Service, farm labor

 

	Box 43: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1943-1960
		43.1		Lucky Stars Industries, Inc., Tupelo Small Business administration, 1957
		43.2		Rockwell Manufacturing Co., Tupelo, (Subjects), 1954
		43.3		“Southern Farmer,” Agriculture, 1948,
		43.4		Taxability of Scholarships Granted under the Mississippi Medical Education Program — Internal Revenue Service, 1956-1959
		43.5		United Nations Monetary Conference, 1954
		43.6		War Claims Commission (Present District), 1949-1954
		43.7		Veterans Administration — General — 1950, (Present District)
		43.8		Veterans Administration — On Job Training –, (Present District)
		43.9		Veterans Administration — Jackson Office, 1943-1955
		43.10		Veterans Administration — On Farm Training, (Present District), 1951-1956
		43.11		State College Guidance Center, Veterans administration, 1950
	Box 44: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1943-1960
		44.1		Veterans Administrations
		44.2		National Service Life Insurance,(Present District), 1951-1956
		44.3		Northeast Mississippi College
		44.4		GI Training Program
		44.5		Veterans Administration, 1953-1955
		44.6		Requests for Suggestions for filling Academy Vacancies, 1947-1960
		44.7		Grenada Dam — General, 1953-1956. (pamphlet: Grenada Lake, 1955. “Master Plan for Reservoir Management,” Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, Vicksburg District, 1953. ( 2 Copies))

 

	Box 414: World War II-Subjects, 1943-1961
		414.1		War Production Board — General, 1943-1947
		414.2		CPA Cases, A-E, 1943-1947
		414.3		CPA Cases, F-K, 1943-1946
		414.4		CPA Cases, L-Q, 1943-1947
		414.5		WPB Cases, R-Z, 1943-1947
		414.6		Camp McCain — Dale, Miss Lillie, 1944-1946
	Box 415: World War II Subjects, 1943-1961
		415.1		Camp McCain — Housing Projects, 1943-1945
		415.2		Camp McCain — Taxation on Land, 1943
		415.3		Camp McCain — Road Damage, Grenada County, 1944-1946
		415.4		Camp McCain — Road Damage, Montgomery County, 1944-1947
		415.5		Camp McCain — General, 1943-1946
		415.6		Camp McCain — County Roads Within Camp, 1947-1948
		415.7		Camp McCain — Property, 1944-1947
		415.8		Camp McCain — Hospital, 1945-1946
		415.9		Post Offices — General, 1943-1944
	Box 416: World War II- Subjects, 1943-1961
		416.1		Post Office-General, 1945-1946
		416.2		Selective Service, 1943-1946
		416.3		Civil Service Commission-Cases, 1943-1950
		416.4		Civil Service Commission-Retirement Cases, 1943-1950
	Box 417: World War II-Subjects, 1943-1961
		417.1		Grenada Recreational Project and FWA Project, 1943
		417.2		Laundry Situation in Grenada, Mississippi, 1943
		417.3		Coal, 1943
		417.4		The American National Red Cross, 1947
	Box 70: Subjects, 1958-1960
		70.1		Civil Service Commission — Retirement Cases — Subjects
		70.2		Department of Defense — General
		70.3		?
	Box, Airman Adrian C. — Air Force Transfers, etc
		70.4		Air Force — General

 

	Box 71: Subjects, 1958-1960
		71.1		Columbus Air Force Base
		71.2		Columbus Air Force Base — Housing
		71.3		Army — General
		71.4		Water Resources Development by the Corps of Engineers In Mississippi
		71.5		Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association — Drainage
		71.6		Lappetubby Creek — Drainage
	Box 72: Subjects, 1958-1960
		72.1		Drainage — Long Creek — Army Engineers
		72.2		Louis Creek — Drainage
		72.3		General Drawer, Tappatuba Creek — Drainage
		72.4		Drainage — Zilpha Creek
		72.5		Buttahatchie River — Drainage
		72.6		Hatchie River and Tuscumbia River — Drainage
		72.7		Tennessee River Bridge
		72.8		Yazoo River Watershed — Drainage
		72.9		Yocona River — Drainage
		72.10		Yokahockany River — Drainage
		72.11		Loosa-Schoona Drainage District
		72.12		Tibbee and Catalpa — Drainage
		72.13		Yazoo River Basin Project
		72.14		Sardis and Arkabutla Reservoirs
		72.15		Leasing of Agricultural Lands in the Grenada Reservoir
		72.16		U.S. Army Reserve Troops in Mississippi
		72.17		Department of the Army — Starkville
		72.18		Army Reserve Center — Tupelo
	Box 289: Subjects, 1959-1965
		289.1		Urban Renewal Project — Corinth, Housing & Home Finance Agency
		289.2		Urban Renewal — Tupelo
		289.3		Claim Against Shannon – Community Facilities administration — Housing & Home Finance Agency
		289.4		Amory, Monroe County
		289.5		Mississippi State Department of Public Welfare, 1965
		289.6		Justice Douglas — U.S. Supreme Court

 

	Box 290: Subjects, 1959-1965
		290.1		Integration — University of Mississippi
			290.1		(1) Signed Letter of President Kennedy, 26 October 1962
		290.2		Mississippi State University
		290.3		Eichmann Trial (clipping)
		290.4		Social Security Cases, 1964-1965
		290.5		Mooneyham, George I. — Social Security Case
	Box 295: Communism
		295.3		Rhodesia
			295.3		(1) Rhodesian Commentary (newsletter), Vol. 1, No. 25, 26 December 1966
			295.3		(2) Rhodesia In The Context of Africa — paper bound book
		295.4		Arms Control & Disarmament Act — Foreign Affairs Committee
		295.5		Communism, 1964-1965
			295.5		(1) Behind Communism by Frank L. Britton paper bound book with illustrations
		295.6		Catholic Freedom Foundation — Communism
		295.7		Communism — The Committee of One Million
		295.8		Subversive Organizations — Civil Rights

 

	Box 296: Communism
		296.1		Communism — Subjects, 1958-1969
			296.1		(1) “The Coming Red Dictatorship” broadside
			296.1		(2) “Revolution In Mississippi,” by Tom Hayden, S.D.S
		296.2		Sale of Wheat to Russia — Agriculture Committee, 1963-1966
		296.3		Communism Material
			296.3		(1) Senate Doc. No. 57, 86th Congress, 1st session, September 1959: “Kruschev on the Shifting Balance of World Forces; A Selection of Statements & an Interpretative Study” by Senator Hubert H. Humphrey
			296.3		(2) Pamphlet — “Communism: What It Means, How It Works”
			296.3		(3) Xeroxes of pamphlets
					Scope: (a) “Communism In the U.S.S.R.”(b) “International Communisms: Its Teachings, Aims, & Methods.”
			296.3		(4) Pamphlet — “How Red Is The Federal (National) Council of Churches?”
			296.3		(5) “Review of The Methodist Federation for Social Action,” H.R. No. 1661 — Union Calendar No. 523, 82nd Congress, 2nd Session, 17 February 1952
			296.3		(6) “The FBI Wants You,” by Ken Jones, This Week,12 November 1950
			296.3		(7) “Background Information On The Soviet Union In International Relations,” Committee Print, 81st Congress, 2nd Session, 1950
			296.3		(8) H. R. 5852, 50th Congress, 2nd Session, 20 May 1948
		296.4		Cyprus, 1964
		296.5		Prayer Decision Material — From Library of Congress
		296.6		Poll Tax — Anti-Lynch & Cloture
		296.7		Southeast Asia — Vietnam Material
	Box 297: Communism
		297.1		Cuba
			297.2		Cuba — Atlanta briefing. (1) Copy of President Kennedy’s “Missile Crisis” speech of 22 October 1963
			297.3		U.S. Gold Holdings
			297.4		Loose Papers
	Box 413: Subject
		413.1		National and International Issues, 1961-1963
	Box 272: Miscellaneous Subjects
		272.3		Freedom Democratic Party, 1966-1967
		272.4		Miss. Freedom Democratic Party, 1965
			272.4		(1) Signed Letter of Lawrence F. O’Brien, 11 August 1965
		272.5		Communism
			272.5		(1) Signed Letter of Rep. Richard H. Iehord, 9 December 1971
		272.6		Communism — Riots
		272.7		Cohen, Israel
		272.8		Rhodesia
		272.9		Panama Canal Crisis
		272.10		Electoral College
		272.11		Civil Rights

 

	Box 274: Miscellaneous, Subjects
		274.1		Puerto Rican Shooting, 1954
		274.2		Racial Incidents
		274.3		Lynching — Jackson & Kosciusko Incidents
			274.3		(1) Signed Letter of Drew Pearson, 7 May 1948
		274.4		Immigration & Naturalization Service, Hungarian Refugee Relief — Justice Department, 1956-1959
		274.5		Labor Union — 1963
		274.6		Bureau of Employee Compensation — Department Labor, 1963-1967
		274.7		National Labor Relations Board, 1954-1967
		274.8		Star Route Mail Carriers — Services Contract Act — Department of Labor, 1967
		274.9		Labor Disputes — Department of Labor, 1967
		274.10		Moral Rearmament Musical, Sing-out ’66 — 1966
		274.11		Board of Water Commissioners — Mississippi, 1960-1961
		274.12		Mississippi Business & Industry Magazine
			274.12		(1) Vol. 1, No. 1, October 1963
			274.12		(2) Letters
			274.12		(3) Typescript (2 copies)
		274.13		Mississippi Power & Light Company, 1948-1966
		274.14		Mississippi Magnolia Boys’ Town, 1961
		274.15		North Mississippi Community Hospital, 1965
	Box 275: Subjects
		275.1		Agricultural Aviation Research Program — Mississippi State University, 1964-1965
		275.2		Boll Weevil Research Lab — Mississippi State, 1962
		275.3		Mississippi State Department of Public Welfare, 1965-1967
		275.4		Mississippi Employment Security Commission, 1963-1967
		275.5		Mississippi State Legislature, 1954-1966
		275.6		Mississippi Public Service Commission, 1961

 

	Box 276: Subjects
		276.1		Oil & Gas in Gulf Coast Area — Mississippi, 1964
		276.2		Poultry Research Center, 1962-1965
		276.3		National Commission on Food Marketing, 1964-1965
		276.4		New Orleans, Battle of — Sesquicentennial Celebration Commission, 1963-1966
		276.5		National Rivers & Harbors Congress, 1964-1965
		276.6		Northeast Miss. Junior College, 1960
		276.7		Okolona Park, 1961
		276.8		Railroad Retirement Board, 1957-1966
	Box 124: Subjects and Government Agencies
		124.4		Ellisville State School, Mississippi 1967-1968
		124.5		Mississippi, University of, 1961-1972
		124.6		Mississippi Valley State College, Itta Bena, 1967-1972
		124.7		Nader, Ralph, 1972
		124.8		Nation, State of, signed letter Lieutenant Governor (Georgia) Lester Maddox
		124.9		National Endowment for the Arts 1968-1972
		124.10		Opera/South, 1971
		124.11		National Foundation for the Arts and the Humanities, 1967

 

	Box 125: Subjects and Government Agencies
		125.1		National Science Foundation (pamphlets)
		125.2		National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1962-1971
		125.3		Peterson, Donald H., NASA — Astronaut Program
		125.4		Mississippi Test Facility, 1970-1972
		125.5		National Council of Churches, 1963-1969
		125.6		National Water Commission, 1968
		125.7		Pollution, 1970-1972
		125.8		Pornography
		125.9		Peace Corps, 1961-1972
		125.10		United States Postal Service, 1972
		125.11		Rivers and Harbors Association, 1970-1971
		125.12		Russia — International Situation, 1957
		125.13		Riots, 1970
		125.14		Railroad Retirement Board, 1969-1972
		125.15		Statuary Hall, 1965-1969
		125.16		1969
		125.17		Living Historical Farms, Smithsonian Institution, 1967-1971
		125.18		Southern Airways, 1967-1971

 

	Box 126: Subjects and Government Agencies
		126.1		Securities and Exchanges Commission, 1957
		126.2		Small Business Administration, 1971-1972
		126.3		Material — Small Business Administration, 1966
		126.4		Selective Service System, 1968-1972
		126.5		Carrollton Selective Service Board, 1971
		126.6		Cassius Clay, Selective Service System, 1970
		126.7		Draft Lottery, 1969
		126.8		South Central Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, 1965-1972
		126.9		Department of State — General, 1968
	Box 127: Subjects and Government Agencies
		127.1		Material — Department of State, 1971
		127.2		Agency for International Development, 1962-1970
		127.3		Department of State, Secretary Rusk, 1967
		127.4		Fulbright-Hay Scholarships, 1968
		127.5		Envoy to Vatican, 1969
		127.6		Visa Division, Department of State, 1967-1971
		127.7		Passport Division, Department of State, 1968-1972
		127.8		Subsidies, 1965
	Box 153: Subjects & Government Agencies
		153.14		Atomic Energy Commissions
		153.15		John Birch Society
			153.15		Petition to the U.S. Congress
			153.15		Progress Report on Petition Drive
			153.15		The Washington Post, Sunday, 26 March 1961
			153.15		Pamphlet: “The John Birch Society, Inc”
		153.16		Brazil
			153.16		Bureau of the Budget
			153.16		Stokely Carmichael
			153.16		Letters; newspaper clippings; memos; speeches, 1966-1970

 

	Box 189: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		189.1		Anonymous Letters
		189.2		Agnew
		189.3		A-C
		189.4		1972 U. S. Code
		189.5		Requests for Congressional Records
		189.6		Cookbook Recipe Requests
		189.7		Requests for Contributions
		189.8		D
	Box 190: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		190.1		Delta Council
		190.2		Delta Resources Development Program, 1967
		190.3		E
		190.4		Federal Register
		190.5		F
		190.6		Flags — General
		190.7		G
		190.8		Graduation Letters
	Box 191: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		191.1		H
		191.2		High School Debate, 1971-1972
		191.3		Hays International Corporation
		191.4		Holiday Industrial Park — Olive Branch, Mississippi
		191.5		I
		191.6		Invitations — Presidential & High Government Officials — speaking invitations
		191.7		J-L
		191.8		Library of Congress

 

	Box 192: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		192.1		Gift & Exchange Division — Library of Congress
		192.2		Service for Blind & Handicapped — LC
		192.3		Copyright Office — LC
	Box 195: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		195.1		Mc — General, 1962-1972
		195.2		M — General, 1962-1972
		195.3		Miscellaneous Government Publications, 1970-1971
		195.4		Miscellaneous Publications, 1972
		195.5		New Geological Survey Maps, 1965-1966
		195.6		N — General, 1964-1972
		195.7		O — General, 1966-1972
		195.8		P — General, 1962-1972
		195.9		Poll Tax, 1966
		195.10		Pulitzer Prizes, 1957-1959
		195.11		Q — General, 1967-1968
		195.12		R –General, 1962-1972
	Box 196: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		196.1		Legislation — District of Columbia Committee, 1971-1972
		196.2		S — General
		196.3		Sixteenth Section Land, 1955-1970
		196.4		T — General
		196.5		1968 Christmas Thank You Notes
		196.6		V — General
		196.7		Visitors to Washington, V — General
		196.8		A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans, General V (Visitors)
		196.9		Prairie Girl Scouts — Visitors
	Box 197: Miscellaneous Subjects, 1962-1972
		197.1		W — General
		197.2		White House Tours, 1966
		197.3		Winona Academy Memorabilia
		197.4		XYZ — General
		197.5		The Capital, In Story & Pictures
		197.6		History of the House of Representatives (Empty File)

 

	Box 154: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-72
		154.1		Camille — Hurricane — Letters and Reports
		154.2		The Committee of 100 — Subjects
		154.3		Congressional Quarterly, Inc
		154.4		Civil Air Patrol, Subjects — C
		154.5		Committee of One Million
		154.6		Office of Consumer Affairs
		154.7		Civil Aeronautics Board
		154.8		Civil Service Commission — General
		154.9		Civil Service Employment
		154.10		Veterans Preference Act — 1944
	Box 155: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1966-1972
		155.1		Hatch Act
			155.1		Pamphlet: “Political Activity of Federal Officers and Employees”
			155.1		U. S. Civil Service Commission Pamphlet, 20 March 1964
		155.2		Bureau of Retirement and Insurance
		155.3		Civil Service Retirement, Benefits & Forms
		155.4		Department of Commerce — General
		155.5		Foreign Trade Zone at Machiasport, Maine
		155.6		Oil Import Program
		155.7		U.S. Patent Office
	Box 156: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		156.1		Bureau of Census — Letters & Census Reports
		156.2		Agricultural Census
		156.3		Population Census Est. 1960-1965, Mississippi

 

	Box 157: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-192
		157.1		Economics Development Administration
		157.2		Greenville Sewage Treatment System — EDA
		157.3		EDA — Greenville Airport Terminal
		157.4		Greenville Water & Sewage Service — EDA
		157.5		Delta Opportunities Corporation
		157.6		Carroll County Airport & Sewer & Water Facilities Grant
		157.7		Boyle Water & Sewer Project
		157.8		Delta Feeders, Inc., Greenville
		157.9		Greenwood Sewer System
		157.10		Shelby Water, Sewer, Streets, & Sewerage
		157.11		The Ozarks Regional Commission
		157.12		Fish Services, Inc
		157.13		Golden Triangle Economic Development District
		157.14		Holiday Hills Resort
		157.15		Hollandale Street & Storm Drainage Project
		157.16		Houston — Leisurama on the Natchez Trace
		157.17		Industrial Development Corp
		157.18		Mississippi Delta Catfish Corporation

 

 

 

 

 

	Box 158: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		158.1		Mathiston Sewer Project
		158.2		South Delta Economic Development District
		158.3		North Central Mississippi Economic Development District
		158.4		Okolona St. & Sewer Project and Industrial Park
		158.5		Booga Bottom Sky Barn, Inc
		158.6		Pontotoc Recreational & Tourist Attraction Development Project
		158.7		Economic Development Admin., Calhoun County
		158.8		EDA — Dev
		158.9		Webster County Courthouse
		158.10		Mound Bayou Rural Water System
		158.11		Comprehensive Planners, Inc
		158.12		Economic Development Dist. of N. Central Miss., Winona
		158.13		Vegetable Marketing Proposal N. E. Miss
		158.14		Mid-South Economic Development Region
		158.15		Coast & Geodatic Survey
		158.16		Weather Bureau
		158.17		Maritime Admin
		158.18		National Bureau of Standards
		158.19		U. S. Travel Service
		158.20		Drug Abuse
		158.21		Dept. of Defense
		158.22		Soldiers & Sailors Relief Act, DOD — 1967
		158.23		DOD — Pueblo, 1968-1969
		158.24		Military Exhibition Teams — Blue Angels & Thunderbirds, 1968
		158.25		Civil Defense, 1968-1972

 

	Box 159: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		159.1		Attack on USS Liberty, 1965-1972
		159.2		Ascalmore Project — Corps of Engineers, 1967-1972
		159.3		West Fork (Old Town Creek) Tombigbee Watershed Flood Control, 1971
		159.4		Mississippi River Commission, 1966-1967
		159.5		Abiaca Creek & Abotlapoota Drainage Projects, 1966-1968
		159.6		Big Sunflower River & Tributaries Project, 1968
		159.7		Buttahatchie River, 1971
		159.8		Board of Mississippi Levee Commissioners, 1967
		159.9		Coonewah Creek Drainage Project, 1957-1958
		159.10		Hatchie River & Tributaries Flood Control & Drainage Project, 1959-1969
		159.11		Luxapilila Drainage Project, 1961-1965
		159.12		Murphy Bayou Drainage Project, 1952-1972
		159.13		Pearl River Drainage Project, 1952-1972

 

	Box 160: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1971
		160.1		Steele Bayou — Washington County, 1968-1971
		160.2		Sunflower River Basin, 1961-1969
		160.3		Topashaw District Drainage Project, 1964-1972
		160.4		Upper Yocana Drainage District, 1967-1968
		160.5		Rental Lands Within Grenada Lake Area, 1969
		160.6		Opookta Creek Drainage District, 1944-1971
		160.7		Upper Auxiliary Channel of Yazoo, 1969-1971
		160.8		Lower Mississippi River & Tributaries Flood Control Project, 1966-1971
		160.9		Alligator- Catfish Bayous, Yazoo Headwater Project, 1967-1968
		160.10		Navigation Channel — Vicksburg-Greenwood — Yazoo River, 1969-1972
		160.11		East Fork Channel — Tombigbee River Tributaries, 1970-1971
		160.12		USS Bolivar — Navy, Dept. of, 1971
		160.13		Dependency Allotment Cases, (empty file)
		160.14		Material – Department of Navy, circa 1963
		160.15		Marine Corps — General, 1970-1972
		160.16		Discharges, etc. — Marine Corps, 1968

 

 

Box 161: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		161.1		Environmental Protection Agency, 1970-1972
		161.2		Environmental Programs, 1970
		161.3		Columbus Sewer System, EPA, 1970-1971
		161.4		Starkville Sewage Collection System — EPA, 1972
		161.5		Town of Inverness — EPA, 1972
		161.6		Gerald Andrus Steam Electric Station — EPA, 1972
		161.7		Benoit Waste & Water Treatment System — EPA, 1971
		161.8		Sturgis Wastewater Treatment Facility — EPA, 1972
		161.9		Weir Sewer Project — EPA, 1971
		161.10		Expo ’70, 1970
		161.11		Council on Environmental Quality, 1972
		161.12		Office of Economic Opportunity, 1967-1972
		161.13		Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-1966
	Box 162: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		162.1		Sole Surviving Son Policy — DOD, 1966-1970
		162.2		Overseas Employment, School Teachers & administrators, 1969-1972
		162.3		Department of Air Force — General, 1970-1972
		162.4		Discharges, Reassignments, Transfers — Air Force, 1969-1972
		162.5		Columbus Air Force Base, 1961-1971
		162.6		Columbus Air Force Base — Housing, (empty File)
		162.7		Columbus Air Force Base — Access Road, 1968-1969
		162.8		Air Force Medal of Honor Award — Capt. Hilliard A. Wilbanks, 1968
		162.9		Memorial Division — Department of Army, 1968
		162.10		Dependency Allotment Cases, 1968
		162.11		Department of Army — General, 1969-1972
	Box 163: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		163.1		Discharges, Reassignments, Transfers — Department of army, 1970-1972
		163.2		Dependency Allotment Cases, 1968, (empty File)
		163.3		Material — Department of Army
		163.4		National Guard, 1958-1972
		163.5		National Guard & Reserve Center, 1964
		163.6		National Guard Armory — Columbus, 1966
		163.7		National Guard Armory — Ackerman, 1958
		163.8		National Guard Armory — Baldwyn, 1963
		163.9		National Guard Armory — Cleveland, 1967-1971
		163.10		National Guard Armory — Eupora, 1959-1960
		163.11		National Guard Armory — Starkville, 1962-1963
		163.12		National Guard Armory — Fulton, 1964
		163.13		National Guard Armory — Iuka, 1959
		163.14		National Guard Armory — Tupelo, 1971
		163.15		U. S. Corps of Engineers, 1936-1970
	Box 164: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		164.1		U. S. Corps of Engineers, 1966-1972
		164.2		National Rivers & Harbors Congress, 1956
		164.3		Corps of Engineers — Mobile District, 1971
		164.4		Warfield Point Park Project, 1969-1971
		164.5		Sakantonchee Creek Project, 1970-1971
		164.6		Big Sand & Pelucia Creeks, 1968-1972
		164.7		Greenville Harbor, 1967-1972
		164.8		Big Black River Drainage Project, 1958-1972
		164.9		Grenada Lake Recreational Project, 1972
	Box 165: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		165.1		Yazoo Basin Delta Area, 1972
		165.2		Yazoo Basin Tributaries, 1969-1972
		165.3		Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District, 1971
		165.4		Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District, 1965-1968
		165.5		Photos — Fulton Flood of March, 1955, 22 in black and white
		165.6		Will Neil Watershed — Carroll, Leflore, Holmes, & Grenada Counties, 1971
		165.7		566 Watershed Project, 1962-1968
		165.8		Corps of Engineers Drainage Project, 1961-1964
		165.9		Hospital Compliance — Medicare, 1966
		165.10		Medicaid, 1969-1972
		165.11		Bailey, George T., 1968 –1969
		165.12		Houston Hospital — Medicare Cost Reimbursement, 1969
		165.13		Medicare Program — Nursing Home Coverage — Winona, 1971-1972
		165.14		Carpet Flammability, 1970
		165.15		HUD — General, 1965 –1972

 

	Box 166: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		166.1		Federal Housing Administration, 1965-1972
		166.2		Approvals — HUD — General, 1967-1972
		166.3		Water & Sewer Project — Amory, 1971-1972
		166.4		Fifth Street Urban Renewal Project — West Point, 1971-1972
		166.5		HUD Area Office — Jackson, 1971
		166.6		FHA — Interest Subsidy Low-cost Housing Program, 1971
		166.7		Housing Construction, 1971
		166.8		Aberdeen Urban Renewal — General, 1972
		166.9		Historic Preservation, 1968
		166.10		Aberdeen County Jail, 1969
		166.11		Aberdeen Water System, 1969-1970
		166.12		Greenville Neighborhood Facilities, 1967
		166.13		Greenwood Lease Housing & Conventional Public Housing, 1970-1972
		166.14		Rosedale Water & Sewage System, 1970-1972
		166.15		Starkville Urban Renewal Project, 1969-1972
		166.16		National Corp. for Housing Partnerships, 1968
		166.17		Open Space Land Program, 1968
		166.18		Tennessee Valley Regional Housing, 1969-1970
		166.19		Shaw Water & Sewer Facilities Grant, 1970
		166.20		Greenville Park Commission, 1969-1970
		166.21		Indianola Neighborhood Facility, 1969
		166.22		Landcaster Development — Columbus, 1970
		166.23		Cleveland Lease — Purchase Housing, 1969-1970
		166.24		Ruleville Neighborhood Facilities, 1969
		166.25		West Point Urban Renewal Project, 1972
		166.26		HUD- Building Standards for Construction of Nursing Homes, 1970-1971
		166.27		Cleveland-Davis Avenue Urban Renewal Area, 1966-1971
		166.28		Chickasaw Development Foundation, 1970
		166.29		Greenville Sewerage & Water Systems, 1968-1969
		166.30		Indianola Chamber of Commerce, 1970
		166.31		Institute for American Democracy, 1968
			166.31		Publication of Institute for American Development — “Homefront”,
			166.31		Vol. 11, No. 6, June 1968
		166.32		ITT — Subjects, 1963-1969
		166.33		Israel, 1962-1970
	Box 167: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		167.1		ITT — Thompson Plant, Drew, 1970
		167.2		United Southeastern Tribes of American Indians, 1969
		167.3		Department of Interior — General, 1963-1972
		167.4		Air Pollution Control, 1970
		167.5		Gunboat Cairo, 1967-1972
		167.6		Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1967-1972
		167.7		Indian Affairs Commission, 1949-1965
		167.8		Federal Water Pollution Control, 1967-1972
		167.9		Boyle Sewer Project, 1969
		167.10		Bureau of Land Management, 1967-1972
		167.11		Geological Survey, 1964-1969
		167.12		Greenville Municipal Golf Course, 1971
		167.13		Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, 1964-1972
	Box 168: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		168.1		Starkville Park & Recreation Commission, 1969
		168.2		Preservation Historical Sites, 1968-1971
		168.3		National Park Service, 1967-1972
		168.4		Fish & Wildlife Service, 1968-1971
		168.5		Noxubee County Wildlife Refuge, 1970
		168.6		Wildlife Research Unit, 1965-1968
		168.7		Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge, 1969
		168.8		Forms — Fish & Wildlife Service
		168.9		Bureau of Sport Fisheries & Wildlife, 1972
		168.10		Municipal Separate School Districts Compliance — Under Civil Rights, 1967-1968
		168.11		School Compliance, 1969
	Box 169: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		169.1		Okolona Public Schools Compliance with Civil Rights, 1969-1970
		169.2		Fannie Carter School — Okolona School Compliance, 1969
		169.3		Columbus City & County Schools — Compliance with Civil Rights Act, 1966-1970
		169.4		State Department of Education — Title One School Funds, 1968-1969
		169.5		Federal Assistance to School Districts — Impacted areas, 1953-1970
		169.6		School Compliance — Newspaper Clippings, 1969
		169.7		Kosciusko Municipal Separate District, 1967
		169.8		Winona Municipal Separate School District, 1969
		169.9		Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital — Medicare Program, 1966
		169.10		Loose Papers (Letters, trial brief — USA vs. Hinds County), 1969
		169.11		Aberdeen School Compliance with Civil Rights Act, 1969-1970
	Box 170: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		170.1		Food & Drug Administration, 1964-1972
		170.2		Pega Palo — FDA, 1971-1972
		170.3		Proposed Statement of Policy on Drugs in fixed Combinations, 1971
		170.4		U. S. Public Health Service, 1967-1972
		170.5		National Institute of Mental Health, 1971-1972
		170.6		North Sunflower County Hospital Medicare Program, 1966-1972
		170.7		St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, 1971
		170.8		Commission on Mental Illness & Retardation, 1969
		170.9		Nursing Student Program’s, 1972
		170.10		Hospital Construction — Hill-Burton Act, 1968-1972
		170.11		Lowndes County Hospital, 1965-1967
		170.12		Addition to Webster General Hospital, 1968
		170.13		Choctaw County Nursing Home, 1971
		170.14		Oktibbeha County Hospital, 1970
		170.15		North Mississippi Center for Mentally Retarded, 1970
		170.16		Gilmore Memorial Hospital, Inc., 1971-1972
		170.17		Hospital Construction, Hill-Burton Act, 1967-1971
		170.18		Okolona Community Hospital, 1967-1972
		170.19		Webster County Nursing Home, 1969-1971

 

 

 

 

 

	Box 171: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		171.1		Nursing Home Construction, 1965-1966
		171.2		Nurse Training Act, 1971
		171.3		National Institute of Health, 1960-1971
		171.4		U. S. Public Health Service, 1964
		171.5		Regional Rehabilitation Center, 1961
		171.6		Health Professors Student Loan Program, 1963-1964
		171.7		Philpot Research Program, 1965-1968
		171.8		Public Health Service — Prairie, 1967-1970
		171.9		Office of Equal Health Opportunity, 1964-1966
		171.10		Grants to Mississippi Institute, 1971-1972
		171.11		Aid to Dependent Children, 1970
		171.12		Social Security Administration — General, 1970-1971
		171.13		Farm Credit Administration, 1962-1972
		171.14		Federal Farm Credit Board, 1970-1971
		171.15		Farm Credit Administration, 1960-1970
		171.16		Federal Farm Credit Board, 1970-1971
		171.17		Farm Credit Administration, 1960-1970
		171.18		Federal Communications Commission, 1966-1972
	Box 172: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		172.1		Greenville Broadcasting Company, 1969
		172.2		Proposed Rule Making on Schedule of Fees — FCC, 1970
		172.3		New Radio Station in Starkville, 1967
		172.4		Radio Station at Winona, 1967-68
		172.5		Radio Application Procedure, 1971
		172.6		Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 1964-1970
		172.7		Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1959-1972
		172.8		Federal Land Bank, 1965-1971
		172.9		Federal Power Commission, 1947-1972
		172.10		Federal Maritime Commission, 1963
		172.11		Federal Reserve System, 1959-1963
		172.12		Federal Trade Commission, 1947-1972
		172.13		Georgia-Pacific Corporation, 1971
		172.14		Designation of Depository for U. S. Government, 1971
		172.15		Greenville Medicenter, 1971
		172.16		Greenwood Kiawanis Club, 1970
		172.17		General Accounting Office, 1949-1968
		172.18		Greenville Port
		172.19		Government Printing Office, 1972
	Box 173: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		173.1		General Services Administration, 1967-1972 & 1960-1967
		173.2		Donable Surplus Property — GSA, 1968
		173.3		Federal Records Center, 1962-1965
		173.4		National Archives, 1963-1971
		173.5		Business & Industrial Graphics, 1972
		173.6		Military Personnel Records Center, 1964-1972
		173.7		Surplus Property Disposals, 1952-1972
		173.8		National Archives & Records Center, 1963
	Box 174: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		174.1		Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property acquisitions Act, 1971
		174.2		Federal Buildings, 1959-1969
		174.3		Aberdeen Federal Building, 1960-1972
		174.4		Disposition of Old Aberdeen Federal Building, 1972
		174.5		Ackerman Court Building, 1968
		174.6		Federal Building For Columbus, 1969-1971
		174.7		Extension & Expansion of Greenville Federal building, 1967-1972
		174.8		Greenwood Federal Building
		174.9		Disposition of Post Office Building — Greenwood, 1967
		174.10		Oxford Federal Building, 1968-1969
		174.11		Federal Office Space Needs, Starkville, 1966-1971
		174.12		West Point Post Office Building — Clay County, 1964-1971
		174.13		Disposal of Old West Point Office Building, 1968-1971
		174.14		Hall of Fame, 1960
		174.15		HEW — General, 1970-1972
		174.16		Aid to Dependent Children, 1968
		174.17		HEW — Children & Adult Development Center (Dr. H. A. Reese), 1969-1971
	Box 175: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		175.1		U. S. Office of Education- General, 1967-1972
		175.2		Federally Effected Area Aid, 1970-1972
		175.3		HEW — Office of Education, Federal Emergency School assistance Act, 1970-1971
		175.4		Emergency Assistance to Eupora Schools, 1972
		175.5		Office of Education — College Campus Disturbances, 1969
		175.6		Starkville Public Schools — Suit re: Teacher Qualifications, 1970
		175.7		Jackson State Campus Disorder, 1970
		175.8		Higher Education Facilities Act, 1968
		175.9		Wood Jr. College, 1971
		175.10		Head Start — Governors Veto, 1971-1972
		175.11		Nursing Student Loan Program, 1966

 

 

	Box 176: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		176.1		Teacher Corps, 1969
		176.2		Vocational Rehabilitation, 1970
		176.3		South Central Regional Education Lab., 1969
		176.4		National Defense Education Act of 1958, 1959-1968
		176.5		A Guide to Student Assistance, 1970
		176.6		Wood Jr. College, 1970
		176.7		College Financial Loan Programs- General, 1968-1972
		176.8		Services for the Blind, 1971
		176.9		Leflore County Schools, 1971-1972
		176.10		Drug Education Program, 1970
		176.11		School Desegregation — Busing, 1971-1972
		176.12		School Desegregation, 1971-1972
		176.13		Municipal Separate School Districts Compliance Under Civil Rights, 1969-1971
	Box 177: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		177.1		Tax Exemption for Private Schools, 1969-1971
		177.2		School Integration, (General)
		177.3		Appeal to Congress on School Desegregation, 1970
		177.4		Bluff Lake — Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge, 1968-1971
		177.5		Catfish Farming Research, 1969-1970
		177.6		Tupelo Fish Hatchery, 1965
		177.7		National Park Service, 1972
	Box 178: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		178.1		Golden Eagle Passport — National Park Service, 1970-1972
		178.2		Gary, Cornelius W. — National Park Service — Concession, 1967
		178.3		Shiloh National Military Park — Department of Interior, 1953-1959
		178.4		Malmaison Historical Site — Carroll County, 1970
		178.5		Natchez Trace Parkway, 1966-1972
		178.6		Interstate Commerce Commission, 1967-1972
	Box 179: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		179.1		United Parcel Services Petitio -n- ICC, 1970-1971
		179.2		Freight Car Shortages, ICC, 1970-1971
		179.3		Security Barge Line, ICC, 1968-1970
		179.4		Freight Rate Equalization, North-South — ICC, 1970
		179.5		United States Jaycees, 1970-1971
		179.6		Department of Justice — General, 1957-1972
		179.7		Federal Court District, Kosciusko — Justice, 1965
		179.8		Justice Department — Law Enforcement Assistance administration, 1971-1972
		179.9		Federal Court Site, Tupelo — Justice, 1959-1969
		179.10		Crime & Violence, Justice Department, 1970
		179.11		Immigration & Naturalization Service — Justice, 1957-1972
		179.12		Material — Immigration & Naturalization Service — Department of Justice
	Box 180: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		180.1		Immigration & Naturalization- Joe D. Brasher, 1968
		180.2		Mutual Education & Cultural Exchange Act of 1961
		180.3		Board of Parole- Justice, 1957-1972
		180.4		Federal Bureau of Investigation- Justice, 1948-1972
			180.4		Sig. letter of L. Patrick Gray, III, Acting Director, 5 May 1972
			180.4		Sig. letter of J. Edgar Hoover, 23 June 1971, 22 April 1971, 7 April 1971
		180.5		Delta Opportunities Corporation — OEO, 1971
		180.6		Central Mississippi, Incorporated — OEO, 1966
		180.7		Greenville Community Action Agency — OEO, 1969
		180.8		Bolivar County Community Action Program, OEO, 1966-1971
		180.9		Lift, Inc, — OEO, 1965-1971
		180.10		Howard University Medical Project — OEO, 1969
		180.11		Delta Foundation, Inc.– OEO, 1970
		180.12		Mary Holmes Junior College — OEO, 1968-1972
	Box 181: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		181.1		Mississippi Fish Equity, Mary Holmes Junior College– OEO, 1968-1972
		181.2		Mid- Delta Education Association — OEO, 1967-1971
		181.3		Mound Bayou Community Hospital — OEO, 1971-1972
		181.4		North Mississippi Rural Legal Services — OEO, 1969-1970
		181.5		Okolona Junior College, 1967-1969
		181.6		Prairie Opportunity, Inc. — OEO, 1967-1972
		181.7		Rural Economic Opportunity Loan Program — OEO, 1971
		181.8		Star, Inc. — OEO, 1968-1972
		181.9		Eupora — Webster County — OEO, 1965
		181.10		Boycott — Greenwood & Shelby — OEO, 1968

 

Box 182: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		182.1		Sunflower Co. Progress, Inc.– OEO, 1966-1972
		182.2		Tufts College- Mound Bayou — OEO, 1966-1971
		182.3		Mississippi Action for Progress, Inc.– OEO, 1967-1972
		182.4		Project Follow Through — OEO, 1968
		182.5		Calhoun, Lafayette, & Yalobusha Counties — Community Action Program- OEO, 1968
		182.6		Okolona Municipal Separate School District — Head Start — OEO, 1966
		182.7		Lowndes County Head Start Program — OEO, 1968
		182.8		Chickasaw County Board of Education — Head Start — OEO, 1966
		182.9		OEO Head Start Program — Leflore County, 1966
		182.10		Starkville Municipal Separate School District — Head Start — OEO, 1966
		182.11		Poverty Program Employment — OEO, 1966
		182.12		Alcorn, Prentiss, Tishomingo, Tippah, Union Counties — OEO, 1964-1966
		182.13		Clay County — OEO, 1965-1968
		182.14		Tupelo — Lee County — OEO, 1964-1965
		182.15		Fulton — Itawamba County — OEO, 1965
		182.16		Oktibbeha County — OEO, 1965-1966
		182.17		Newspaper Clippings — Freeman — OEO, 1967
		182.18		Poverty in Mississippi — Senate Committee Visit, Etc., 1967-1969
		182.19		Economic Stabilization Program — General, 1972
		182.20		Price Commission, 1971-1972
		182.21		Pay Board — Executive Office of the President, 1971-1972
	Box 183: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		183.1		Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1971
		183.2		Town of Inverness — Office of Emergency Preparedness, 1972
		183.3		Mississippi Power & Light Company, 1970
		183.4		Delta Tornado — 1971 — Office of Emergency Preparedness
		183.5		Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, 1965-1972
		183.6		Appointment of Federal Judges, 1965-1968
		183.7		Federal Farm Credit Board, 1971
		183.8		Federal National Mortgages Association, 1971-1972
		183.9		France, 1967-1970
		183.10		Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, 1970
		183.11		Karpark Corporation — Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, 1963-1967
		183.12		4-H Clubs, 1968-1972
		183.13		Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service, 1972
		183.14		Foreign Aid, 1972
	Box 221: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		221.8		Weed & Pesticide Research Laboratory, 1967-1971
		221.9		Horse Protection Act, 1971-1972
		221.10		Cooperative Forestry Research Program, 1965
		221.11		Agriculture Research Center — New Orleans, 1969
	Box 222: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		222.1		Federal Extension Service, 1962-1972
		222.2		Consumer & Marketing Service, 1965-1972
		222.3		Cotton Classing, 1964
		222.4		Proposed Regulations on Poultry in Sausage Products, 1965
		222.5		Milk Marketing Orders, 1964-1969
		222.6		Proposed Manufactured Milk Ordinance, 1969
		222.7		School Milk Program, 1970
		222.8		School Lunch Program, 1961-1971
		222.9		Canned Milk Import, 1968
		222.10		Food Stamp Program, 1971-1972
		222.11		Food Stamp Program, Employment, 1967-1968
		222.12		Rural Community Development Program, 1957-1958
		222.13		Packers & Stockyards Administration, 1969-1970
		222.14		Position of State Director, FHA, 1965-72
	Box 223: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		223.1		Farmer’s Home Administration, 1962-1972
		223.2		Disaster Loan Program, 1962-1971
		223.3		Emergency Loan Program- FHA, 1970-1972
		223.4		FHA Loan Program for Grain Storage Facilities, 1969-1970
		223.5		Small Loan Program — FHA, 1971
		223.6		Recreational Facilities Loan, 1963-1966
		223.7		Loan Program- Farm Homes, 1963-1971
		223.8		Rural Housing Loan Program, 1971
		223.9		Delta Housing Development Corporation, 1972
	Box 224: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		224.1		Designation of Attorneys, 1961-1972
		224.2		FHA payments on sewer bonds, Moorhead, 1971
		224.3		Jefferson Water System, 1971
		224.4		Okolona Country Club, 1967
		224.5		Sunflower County — wide waste, 1972
		224.6		Schlater Water System Loan, 1972
		224.7		Atlanta Water System, 1972
		224.8		List of FHA Projects Approved & Pending, 1967-1972
		224.9		Arcola Water & Sewer Project, 1967
		224.10		Artesia Water Distribution & Sanitary Sewer System, 1971-1972
		224.11		Bellefontaine Water Association Application, 1969
		224.12		Bentley — Montevista Water Association, Inc., 1967-1968
		224.13		EPA — Water & Sewer Project- Town of Benoit
		224.14		Caledonia Sanitary Sewer System Project
		224.15		Calhoun City Housing Authority- FHA, Department of Agriculture
		224.16		Canton Housing Project, 1971
		224.17		Chapel Hill/Pleasant Grove Water Association, 1971
		224.18		Chuquatonchee Consolidated Drainage District, 1968
		224.19		Clear Creek Drainage District
		224.20		Coahoma Water Association, 1968-1970
		224.21		Crossroads Rural Water System, 1970
		224.22		Derma Water Association, 1968-1972
		224.23		Duck Hill Sewerage District, 1972
		224.24		East Campus Sewer Association, 1968
		224.25		East Chickasaw Water Association, 1970-1972
		224.26		Ethel Water Association, 1968-1970
		224.27		F.M.H. Water Association- Sunflower County, 1972
		224.28		French Camp Water Association, 1967-1972
		224.29		Hickory Grove Community, 1966
		224.30		Hohenlinden- Bentley Water System, 1968
		224.31		Houston Water Project, 1965-1972
		224.32		Kilmichael Sewer Project, 1970-1971
		224.33		Laban Bayou Drainage District, 1972
		224.34		Lone Oak Utilities, Inc., 1968-1969
		224.35		Mhoon Farm Water Association, 1970-1972
		224.36		Moorehead Water & Sewer Association, 1970
		224.37		Mt. Zion Water District, 1972
		224.38		Nobleu Water Association, 1968
		224.39		Oak Limb Water Association, 1972
		224.40		Paris Water Association, 1967
		224.41		Pelucia Water Association, 1970-1972
		224.42		Pittsboro Water Association, 1968-1970

 

	Box 225: Subjects & Government Agencies, 1965-1972
		225.1		Pine Hills Country Club, Calhoun County, FHA
		225.2		Possum Neck — Carmak Water Association, FHA
		225.3		Quincy Water Association, FHA
		225.4		Reed Road Water Association, FHA
		225.5		Reform Water Association — Reform, Mississippi, FHA
		225.6		Silas Water Project, FHA
		225.7		Sand Creek Water Project, FHA
		225.8		Sarebta Water Association, FHA
		225.9		Shangalo Rural Water Association, Inc., FHA
		225.10		Simpson Water Association, Inc., FHA
		225.11		S.E. Chickasaw County Water Association, FHA
		225.12		Action
		225.13		Alabama Space & Rocket Center
		225.14		Alabama Civil Liberty Union
		225.15		American Farm Bureau Federation
		225.16		American Medical Association
		225.17		American Potash & Chemical Corporation
		225.18		American Plywood Industry
		225.19		American Red Cross
		225.20		American Association of State Highway Officials (Descriptions of 45a.)
		225.21		Alaska
		225.22		Australia
	Box 291: Subjects
		291.1		Social Security Cases, 1966
	Box 279: Correspondence Re: Abernethy speech on Race Riots, 1967
		279.4		Manuscript Notes, response to Riot Article, U.S. News & World Report
		279.5		Duplicate Clippings pertaining to Riot Speech
		279.6		Extemporaneous Speech Abernethy, 25 July 1967 “The Cause of Rioting”
		279.7		The Citizens, Official Journal of the Citizens Councils of America, September 1969 (11 copies)
		279.8		U.S. News & World Report, August 1967
	Box 280: Correspondence Re: Abernethy Speech on Race Riots, 1967
		280.1		Alabama
		280.2		Alaska
		280.3		Arizona
		280.4		Arkansas
		280.5		California
		280.6		Colorado
		280.7		Connecticut
		280.8		Delaware
		280.9		Georgia
		280.10		Hawaii
		280.11		Idaho
		280.12		Illinois
	Box 281: Correspondence Re: Abernethy Speech on Race Riots, 1967
		281.1		Indiana
		281.2		Iowa
		281.3		Kansas
		281.4		Kentucky
		281.5		Louisiana
		281.6		Maine
		281.7		Maryland
		281.8		Massachusetts
		281.9		Michigan
		281.10		Minnesota
		281.11		Mississippi
		281.12		Missouri
		281.13		Montana
		281.14		Nebraska
		281.15		Nevada
		281.16		New Hampshire
		281.17		New Jersey
		281.18		New Mexico
		281.19		New York
		281.20		North Carolina

 

 

 

 

 

	Box 282: Correspondence Re: Abernethy Speech on Race Riots, 1967
		282.1		North Dakota
		282.2		Ohio
		282.3		Oklahoma
		282.4		Pennsylvania
		282.5		Rhode Island
		282.6		South Carolina
		282.7		South Dakota
		282.8		Tennessee
		282.9		Texas
		282.10		Utah
		282.11		Vermont
		282.12		Virginia
		282.13		Washington
		282.14		West Virginia
		282.15		Wisconsin
		282.16		Wyoming
		282.17		D.C
		282.18		France
		282.19		Germany
		282.20		Holland
		282.21		Italy
		282.22		Mexico
		282.23		Ontario, Canada
		282.24		Tehran
	Box 283: Correspondence Re: Abernethy Speech on Race Riots, 1967
		283.1		West Indies
		283.2		Racial Riots
		283.3		Loose Papers

TENNESSEE-TOMBIGBEE WATERWAY & TOMBIGBEE RIVER FLOOD CONTROL
	Box 87: Tennessee — Tombigbee Waterway
		87.1		Environmental Suit vs. T.T. Waterway
		87.2		Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
		87.3		Tombigbee Material — Waterway
	Box 88: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
		88.1		Correspondence, 1963-1966
		88.2		Correspondence, 1962
		88.3		Correspondence, 1959-1961
		88.4		H.R. 12892 — The Tombigbee-Tennessee Waterway Development Compact
	Box 89: Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
		89.1		Tombigbee Waterway, 1953-1958
		89.2		Tennessee — Tombigbee Waterway Material
		89.3		Abernethy Amendment Reviving Tombigbee Waterway
		89.4		Recommendations to the Bureau of the Budget for Fiscal 1968
		89.5		Nixon and the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway in Mobile, 26 May 1971
		89.6		Letter to Jack Edwards from Thomas Abernethy, 27 May 1971
		89.7		Public Works Appropriation Bill, 1967
		89.8		Abernethy Statement, 25 October 1945
		89.9		Rivers and Harbors and Flood Control Act, 30 June 1960
		89.10		Public Works Appropriation Bill, 1962
		89.11		Flood control on the Mississippi River, 15 May 1928
		89.12		River and Harbor, Beach Erosion and Flood Control Projects, 7 July 1956
		89.13		Tombigbee River and Tributaries, etc
		89.14		Rivers and Harbors — Flood Control — Hearings, 16-18 July 1956
		89.15		Waterway connecting Tombigbee and Tennessee Rivers, 26 February 1946
	Box 234: Tombigbee River Flood Control, 1943-1972
		234.1		Tombigbee Flood Control — Corps of Engineers
		234.2		Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District
		234.3		Tombigbee River Basin — Comprehensive Study
	Box 235: Tombigbee River Flood Control, 1943-1972
		235.1		Tombigbee Flood Control — Engineers
		235.2		Tombigbee Material
		235.3		Tombigbee Flood Control — Conservation, 1953
		235.4		Tombigbee-Columbus Flood Control, 1952 & prior
	Box 236: Tombigbee River Flood Control, 1943-1972
		236.1		Flood Plain Information Report — Tombigbee River & Tributaries at Columbus, Mississippi — 1965 (with summary)
	Box 444: Tombigbee River Flood Control
		444.1		Tombigbee Flood Control — Engineers, 1 of 3 — Government Publications, 1955-1962
		444.2		Tombigbee Flood Control, 2 of 3 — Correspondence 1952-1961
		444.3		Miscellaneous

TRIPS
	Box 237: Congressional Tour of Africa & Surinam, 1970
		237.1		(1) World Map showing extent of travel & route
		237.2		(1) Map of Africa showing extent of travel & route
		237.3		(3) Booklet — “The Kingdom of Swaziland”
		237.4		(3) Dinner Invitation
		237.5		(4) “Mauritius: Visitor’s Guide”
		237.6		(5) Book — Early American Trade With Mauritius, edited by A. Toussaint, 1954
		237.7		(6) Book — Ile Maurice – Mauritius
		237.8		(7) Pamphlet — “Rest in Bangui”
		237.9		(8) Pamphlet — “Mauritius: The Case for a More Equitable Share of the United States Sugar Market”
		237.10		(9) Book — Mauritius On The Move
		237.11		(10) Clipping concerning tour
		237.12		(11) Mauritius stamps on envelope
		237.13		(12) Booklet — “Mauritius: Commerce, Industry, & Tourism”
		237.14		(13) Map — Republic of Malawi
		237.15		(14) Briefing Paper — American Embassy, Kampala (Uganda)
		237.16		(15) Pamphlet — “The Mehta Group, Ltd”
	Box 238: Congressional Tour of Africa & Surinam, 1970
		238.1		(1) Notebook Re: Swaziland (photos & typescripts)
		238.2		(2) Briefing Book Prepare by American Embassy — Fort Lamy, Chad
		238.3		(3) USDA Briefing Material for Codel Poage
		238.4		(4) Briefing Material Re: Liberia
		238.5		(5) Booklet — “South Africa Foundation, 1970 Information Digest”
		238.6		(6) Booklet — “Enterprise in East Africa”
		238.7		(7) Shell Map of Uganda
		238.8		(8) Dinner Invitation for Abernethy, 10 November 1970, Kampala, Uganda
		238.9		(9) Swaziland: Annual Statistical Bulletin, 1970
		238.10		(10) Booklet — “The Mauritius Chamber of Agriculture: The President’s Report, 1969-1970”
		238.11		(11) Itinerary for Banqui
		238.12		(12) Manuscript Notes
		238.13		(13) Map of Banqui
		238.14		(14) Typescript — “Information About the Central African Republic”
		238.15		(15) “Index of Briefing Papers, Codel Poage”
		238.16		(16) Booklet — “Congressional Delegation Visiting Nouakchott, Mauritania, November 19, 1970”
		238.17		(17) Manila Envelope — Re: Surinam
	Box 239: Congressional Tour of Africa & Surinam, 1970
		239.1		(1) Briefing Material on South Africa

 

VOTING RECORD
	Box 124: Congressional Voting Records
		124.1		ADA Legislative Newsletter, No. 5, 1 October 1972
		124.2		Letter
		124.3		ACA News Release, 12 October 1972
	Box 210: Voting Records
		210.9		Voting Records Ratings, 1943-1972
			210.9		Legislative Policy, American Short Line R.R. Assoc., 1969
			210.9		Congressional & Legislative Facts by Teamsters Union, 1967
			210.9		ACA- Index, 1969 — Americans for Constitution Action
			210.9		Speech Kit, 1970 by ACA
			210.9		Pamphlet — ACA Congressional Rating, 1969
			210.9		ADA World (2 copies), September 1970 by Americans for Democratic Action, newspaper
			210.9		ACA Index, 1970
			210.9		ACA — “A Study of Financial Contributions by Organized Labor to the 1970 House Campaigns”
			210.9		ACA News Release, 7 February 1972
			210.9		Newspaper- Liberty Ledger, 1971 by Liberty Lobby
			210.9		Pamphlet: “They Grade the Congress,” 1971 U.S. Dept. of Commerce, (2 copies)
	Box 211: Voting Records Ratings, 1943-1972
		211.1		ACA News Release, 17 October 1968
		211.2		Congressional Record, by ACA, 1968 & 1969
		211.3		ACA News Release, 22 October 1970
		211.4		ACA News Release, 15 October 1970, October 24, 1968
		211.5		ACA- Index, 1971
		211.6		ACA News Release, 21 March 1968
		211.7		ADA World, June 1968
		211.8		Liberty Ledger, 1967
		211.9		ACA- Index, 1967
		211.10		Congressional Record, by ACA, 1965, 1966, 1967
		211.11		ACA News Release, 16 December 1965
		211.12		N.A.B., Economy Voting Record by National Association of Businessmen, 1967-1968
	Box 212: Voting Records Ratings, 1943-1972
		212.1		Voting Records- ACA, 1964-1972
		212.2		ADA World, February, 1971
		212.3		Liberty Ledger, 1969
		212.4		AFL-CIO News, 17 January 1970
		212.5		ACA-Index, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1969, 1968
		212.6		Newspaper Mats, 1966 campaign
		212.7		Dan Smoot Report, 1964-1968
		212.8		Miscellaneous Voting Records, 1964-1972
	Box 445: Individual Voting Record. Books documenting Abernethy’s individual voting record in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1943 through 1972

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Box 446 Scrapbooks

446-A

Scrapbook, January 1946 – December 1947

446-B

Scrapbook, January 1948 – July 1949

446-C

Scrapbook, August 1949 – March 1952

446-D

Scrapbook, March 1952 – April 1952

446-E

Scrapbook, September 1952 – May 1954

Box 447 Scrapbooks

447-A

Scrapbook, June 1954 – August 1956

447-B

Scrapbook, July 1956 – March 1958

447-C

Scrapbook, March 1958 – March 1960

447-D

Scrapbook, March 1960 – January 1962

447-E

Scrapbook, February 1962 – June 1963

Box 448 Scrapbooks

448-A

Scrapbook, July 1964 – December 1964

448-B

Scrapbook, January 1965 – November 1965

448-C

Scrapbook, November 1965 – September 1966

448-D

Scrapbook, September 1966 – August 1967

448-E

Scrapbook, August 1967 – June 1968

 

 

	Box 449 Scrapbooks
		449-A		Scrapbook, July 1968 – September 1969
		449-B		Scrapbook, October 1969 – August 1970
		449-C		Scrapbook, August 1970 – December 1971
		449-D		Scrapbook, January 1972 – November 1972
	Box 450: Documents Removed from Frames
		Folder 450-1		1924, Mississippi Board of Law Examiners, Admitted to the Bar
		Folder 450-2		1934, The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Member of the Temple
		Folder 450-3		1939, Abernethy Elected District Attorney of the Third Circuit Court
		Folder 450-4		1955, Governor of Ecuador, Visit to the Equator
		450-5		1956, State of Mississippi Executive Department, Colonel in the Governor’s Staff
		450-6		1960, Civic Affairs Associates, Inc., Certificate of Merit
		450-7		1960, National Right to Work Committee, Certificate of Thanks
		450-8		1961, Delta Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity of Mississippi State University, Honorary Membership
		450-9		1962, Veterans of World War I, Certificate of Appreciation
		450-10		1964, Disabled American Veterans, National Commander’s Award
		450-11		1965, Order of the Stars and Bars, Honorary Member
		450-12		1965, Strategic Air Command, Columbus Air Force Base, Certificate
		450-13		1966, Life Underwriters Political Action Committee, Defender of Free Enterprise Award
		450-14		1968, Mississippi 4-H Honor Club, Honorary Membership
		450-15		1968, Mississippi Farm Associations, Certificate of Appreciation
		450-16		1968, Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, Certificate of Appreciation
		450-17		1969, American Veterans of World War II, Meritorious Commendation
		450-18		1969, Cumberland College, Award of the Phoenix
		450-19		1970, State of Mississippi Executive Department, Elected U.S. Representative
		450-20		1970, Society of Supercitizens Saving Our Steamboat, the Delta Queen, Charter Member
		450-21		1971, Mississippi Raiders, Honorary Colonel
		450-22		1972, Delta Council, Appreciation of Abernethy
		450-23		1972, “In the News,” Declaration of Retirement
		450-24		1972, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Certificate of Appreciation
		450-25		1972, U.S. Senate Committee on Agriculture, Resolution of Thanks
		450-26		1974, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mississippi River Commission, Certificate of Appreciation
		450-27		1975, Congress of Freedom Inc., Liberty Award
		450-28		Undated, Fertilizer Institute, Certificate
		450-29		Undated, Mississippi Manufacturers Association, Certificate of Appreciation
	Box 451 Miscellaneous
		451-1		Retirement Letters (1 of 2)
		451-2		Retirement Letters (2 of 2)
		451-3		J. Edgar Hoover Letter, 4 November 1970
		451-4		Printed Abernethy Speeches (1966)
		451-5		Abernethy Day in Eupora, Mississippi, 23 August 1969
		451-6		Documents Removed From Publications
		451-7		Petition to Practice Law in First Chancery Court District of Mississippi – 1925
		451-8		Photocopies of Photographs (original images removed to separate storage in Collection Photographs Box 48 Folders 1 through 13)
	Box 452 Memorabilia
		452		Folder Green Ceramic Pen Holder in the Shape of the State of Mississippi
		452		Switch from the Ground-breaking Ceremonies for the Tombigbee River Tributaries Flood Control Project, 5 July 1965
		452		Gold Medal Award from The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans
		452		Wooden Baton Passed Mid-Air by the U.S. Army Parachute Team Over Columbus Air Force Base, Presented 18 July 1970
		452		Four Coins in a Wooden Case Labeled “Symbols of Liberty: Congressional Edition”
		452		Gold-Colored Letter Opener/Lighter

 

	Box 453 Memorabilia
		453		License Plate, Number 705, “District of Columbia, Inauguration 1961”
		453		License Plate, Number 889, “Inaugural, Ex. 1-31-57, Dist. of Col.”
		453		License Plate, Number 267, “Washington, D.C., 1969 Presidential Inauguration”
		453 Tray 1		Two U.S. Capitol Police Badges
		453 Tray 1		Medallion Commemorating the 475th Anniversary of Columbus Discovering America, 12 October 1967
		453 Tray 1		Medallion Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the 2nd Inauguration of Abraham Lincoln, 4 March 1965
		453 Tray 1		Thomas G. Abernethy Pass Card to Capitol and Congressional Buildings
		453 Tray 1		Medallion Commemorating the Ground Breaking of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, 25 May 1971
		453 Tray 1		Paperweight Commemorating the Ground Breaking of the Northern Terminus of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, 8 July 1974
		453 Tray 1		Medallion, Seal of the State of Mississippi and the Mississippi State Capitol, 1967
		453 Tray 1		Card for the 50th Anniversary Medal for Outstanding Contributions to American Agriculture
		453 Tray 1		Paperweight and Sand Timer for the National 4H Conference in Washington, D.C., 23-30 April 1960
		453 Tray 1		Paperweight from the National 4H Conference in Washington, D.C., 23-30 April 1960
		453 Tray 2		Medallion for the Sesquicentennial Statehood of the State of Mississippi, 10 December 1967
		453 Tray 2		Coin from the Franklin Mint Collectors Society
		453 Tray 2		Medal from the House of Representatives Democratic National Convention
		453 Tray 2:		Badge from Louisiana’s 1972 Mardi Gras Ball in the Sheraton Park Hotel, Washington, DC
		453 Tray 2		Paperweight in the Shape of a Four-Leaf Clover
		453 Tray 2		Man-On-the-Moon Medal Commemorating Apollo 11’s Landing, 20 July 1969
		453 Tray 3		Presidential Mini-Coin Set, 11 December 1969
		453 Tray 3		Paperweight with Mississippi State Flag and United States Flag
		453 Tray 3		Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1967-1968
		453 Tray 3		Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1971-1972
		453 Tray 3		Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1969-1970
		453 Tray 3		Watchdog of the Treasury Award, 1965-1966
	Box 454 Memorabilia
		454 Tray 1		Clear Paperweight with Building Materials from the Original White House, 1950
		454 Tray 1		Medallion Commemorating the 479th Anniversary of the Discovery of America, 1971
		454 Tray 1		Clear Paperweight with a Piece of Handmade Brick from the Cumberland University Campus in Lebanon, Tennessee, 1962
		454 Tray 2		Golf Ball Autographed by Richard Nixon, 1972
		454 Tray 2		Pen Used by Richard Nixon, no date
		454 Tray 2		Paperweight Commemorating the Groundbreaking of the Gainsville Lock and Dam on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, 12 December 1972
		454 Tray 2		Seal of the President of the United States
		454 Tray 2		Honorary Congressional Badge of the Washington Metropolitan Police, 1950s
		454 Tray 2		Medallion Commemorating the Groundbreaking of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway at Mobile, Alabama, 25 May 1971.

 

Framed Items (stored separately from collection — location in parentheses)

Scope: Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from Americans for Constitutional Action, 1969 (WW1 #439)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from Americans for Constitutional Action, 1971 (WW1 #440)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from Americans for Constitutional Action, 1967 (WW1 #441)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from Americans for Constitutional Action, 1965 (WW1 #442)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from Disabled American Veterans, undated (WW1 #443)Abernethy 3650th Pilot Training Wing, undated (WW1 #444)Abernethy Honorary Member of the 454th Bomb Wing in Columbus, Mississippi, 1964 (WW1 #445)In Appreciation of Thomas Abernethy, Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Dedication, 1985 (WW1 #446)In Appreciation of Thomas Abernethy, First Congressional District, 1969 (WW1 #447)In Recognition of Thomas Abernethy, Mississippi Manufacturers Association, 1972 (WW1 #448)Delta Airlines Commissions Thomas Abernethy a Flying Colonel, undated (WW1 #449)Thomas Abernethy Honorary Member of Eupora Jaycees, 1969 (WW1 #450)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, 1962 (WW1 #451)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from the Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association, 1970 (WW1 #452)In Appreciation of Thomas Abernethy from the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation, 1972 (WW1 #453)Service Award to Thomas Abernethy from the Okolona Chamber of Commerce, 1972 (WW1 #454) Key to the Thomas Abernethy Federal Building Dedicated by Richard Nixon, 1974 (WW2 #455)