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Office of the Governor : 1951 – 1955 (Edward F. Arn) : An Inventory of the Records in the State Archives (Kansas State Historical Soc.)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION...................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 REPOSITORY ................................................................................................................................................... 1 1.2 CREATOR ........................................................................................................................................................ 2 1.3 TITLE .............................................................................................................................................................. 2 1.4 DATES ............................................................................................................................................................ 2 1.5 QUANTITY ...................................................................................................................................................... 2 1.6 ABSTRACT ...................................................................................................................................................... 2 1.7 IDENTIFICATION .............................................................................................................................................. 2 1.8 NOTES ............................................................................................................................................................ 2

2 BIOGRAPHY ....................................................................................................................................................... 3

3 AGENCY HISTORY ........................................................................................................................................... 4

4 SCOPE AND CONTENTS.................................................................................................................................. 4

5 ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLECTION .................................................................................................... 7

6 ADJUNCT DESCRIPTIVE DATA .................................................................................................................... 7

6.1 RELATED MATERIALS ..................................................................................................................................... 7 6.2 OTHER FINDING AID ....................................................................................................................................... 7

7 CONTROLLED ACCESS HEADINGS ............................................................................................................ 7

7.1 PERSONAL NAMES .......................................................................................................................................... 8 7.2 GEOGRAPHIC NAMES ...................................................................................................................................... 8 7.3 SUBJECTS ........................................................................................................................................................ 8

8 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION ............................................................................................................. 8

8.1 RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS .............................................................................................................................. 8 8.2 RESTRICTIONS ON USE .................................................................................................................................... 8 8.3 PREFERRED CITATION ..................................................................................................................................... 9 8.4 ACQUISITION INFORMATION............................................................................................................................ 9 8.5 PROCESSING INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................ 9 8.6 ACCRUALS ...................................................................................................................................................... 9

9 DESCRIPTION OF SUBORDINATE COMPONENTS .................................................................................. 9

1 DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION This section provides basic data about the collection and a brief overview of its contents.

1.1 Repository

Kansas State Historical Society (Topeka)


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1.2 Creator

Kansas. Governor : 1951 – 1955 (Arn)

1.3 Title

Records of Kansas Governor Edward F. Arn

Records

1.4 Dates

1951 – 1955

1.5 Quantity

32 ft. (80 boxes)

1.6 Abstract

Official records of Governor Arn’s administration including correspondence relating to

appointments, State agencies, individuals, and topics, and proclamations and messages.

Significant topics represented include the Cold War, the Korean Conflict, McCarthyism,

the 1951 flood, the post-World War II economic boom, Brown v. Board of Education and

other school desegregation cases, the election of Kansan Dwight D. Eisenhower to the

presidency, drought, the Kansas Territorial Centennial, and the establishment of the Kansas

Dept. of Administration.

1.7 Identification

Record group 252

Consult the “Detailed Description of the Collection,” section 9 below, for location and folder

numbers of individual series.

1.8 Notes

This finding aid describes materials held by the Kansas State Historical Society.

Materials may be used in the Research Room in the society’s Center for Historical Research

during regular research hours. Support for telephone, mail, and online reference and research

is limited.

In a continuing effort to improve the completeness and accuracy of finding aids,

revisions are made as more or new information becomes available. Consequently, this finding

aid may differ slightly from what appears on the microfilm or on the Kansas State Historical

Society’s web site.


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Descriptions are often based on a preliminary inspection of the material. As such, they

may contain misspellings or other inaccuracies based on folder headings and other sources

within the materials. As the collections are arranged and as time permits, these finding aids are

improved and corrected. If you spot an error, please feel free to report it to the reference staff

or an archivist.

2 BIOGRAPHY This section contains a brief sketch of the governor.

Edward Ferdinand Arn was born 19 May 1906 to Edward F. Arn and Grace Bell

Edwards Arn. Arn's father — a coal, feed, and building materials salesman — died when his

son was only four months old. Edward was raised by his mother in Kansas City and Muncie,

Kansas, where he also attended school.

During his youth, Arn performed various jobs to earn his money for his education, doing

such things as delivering groceries and newspapers, and working as a filling station attendant.

In college, Arn attended Kansas City Junior College, the University of Kansas, and in 1931, he

graduated from the Kansas City School of Law. He was admitted to the Missouri Bar in 1930

and the Kansas Bar in 1931.

Early in his career, Arn worked as an investigator for the State Highway Commission of

Kansas. Beginning in 1936 he practiced law in Wichita. During World War II, he served as a

lieutenant and security officer on board an aircraft carrier in the U.S. Navy.

In Republican Party politics, Arn was a nearly omnipresent force as early as his

university days. While still a freshman in college, he was chairman of the Wyandotte County

Republicans. He was also a precinct committeeman for six years, and a chairman of a

congressional district of Young Republicans for six years.

During the gubernatorial campaigns of both Payne Ratner and Andrew Scheoppel, Arn

served as campaign chairman. In this capacity, he gained a statewide reputation with in the

Republican Party.

In 1947, Arn was elected to the position of Kansas attorney general. While attorney

general, he attempted to strictly enforce the state's prohibition laws, but concluded that

successful enforcement would require legions of investigators and law enforcement officials. In

1949, Governor Frank Carlson appointed Arn to fill a vacancy on the State Supreme Court, a

position he held only briefly.

In 1950, Arn resigned from the State's highest court to run for governor. He won this


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election, defeating Kenneth T. Anderson by over 57,000 votes. Arn was re-elected in 1952,

defeating the Democratic challenger, Tom Rooney.

In 1962, Arn tried for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate, but lost to James

B. Pearson.

In 1973, the chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court appointed Arn to chair the

Judicial Study Advisory Committee.

In his personal life, Arn first married Marcella Ruth Tillmore, and with her had two

daughters, Barbara Claire and Delores Louise. Following Marcella's death in 1966, Arn married

Catharine Phillipi Ross.

Arn was a member of several legal associations, clubs, and fraternal orders, such as the

American Bar Association, the Kansas Bar Association, and the American Judicature Society.

His fraternity was Delta Theta Pi. He was a member of the Masons, Lions International,

Sojourners, Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. His spiritual preference was

Congregationalist.

Edward Arn died in 1998.

3 AGENCY HISTORY

The office of the Governor of the State of Kansas was established by the State

Constitution of 1859 (the Wyandotte Constitution). According to constitutional mandate, some

of the more important duties, functions, and responsibilities of the Kansas Governor are to see

that the laws are faithfully executed, supervise appointees directing State agencies, convene the

Legislature in extraordinary session, communicate information on the condition of the State and

recommend such measures as he may deem expedient, command the State’s military forces, and

issue commissions in the name of the State. For a complete list of gubernatorial duties, see the

Kansas State Constitution (1859), Article I.

4 SCOPE AND CONTENTS This section contains a description and analysis of the contents of the collection.

The arrangement and description of the correspondence of the Governor's Office is


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structured according to the arrangement, duties, functions and responsibilities of the Governor

and the Executive Branch of the Kansas State government. While there is considerable

consistency between governors, each occupant of the office has organized his or her files

slightly differently, a reflection is his or her administrative style.

Governor Arn’s Correspondence Series is subdivided into an Alphabetical File; an

Appointments File related to the naming of people to official government boards, departments

and other government offices; a State Agencies File; and a Subject File.

The Alphabetical File contains routine correspondence from concerned citizens about

subjects not included in the Subject Files or from notable correspondents, arranged by name.

The State Agencies File contains routine correspondence to and from nearly all of the

bureaus of State government. This is the appropriate subseries for research of state agency

activities and history.

The Subject File contains a wide array of files on important subject matters of the time.

Researchers investigating important issues of any given era in Kansas' or national historyshould

examine these records.

Oversize items have been removed from their original locations for more appropriate

storage. Transfer forms, identifying the item, and giving information on its oversize location,

have been placed in the items’ original locations.

Issues particular to the State of Kansas during Governor Arn's tenure include a flood of

disastrous proportions in 1951. This cataclysmic event generated approximately two cubic feet

of letters, reports, studies and other documentation.

Compounding the State’s problems, a drought followed in 1953. Not only Kansas but

also neighboring States were affected by this situation. Ultimately President Dwight Eisenhower

offered federal assistance. The drought resulted in a significant amount of records being received

and created by the Governor’s Office.

On a happier note, Kansans celebrated their Territorial Centennial in 1954, and the

State’s official commemoration is reflected in Governor Arn’s records.

Issues originating in Kansas which exerted an influence beyond its borders include the

reknowned Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court Case, and the election of Dwight D.

Eisenhower of Abilene, to the presidency. A folder concerning school desegregation is found in

the Subject File subseries entitled "Segregation." Among a small amount of correspondence

concerning this issue is a per curiam issued by the U.S. Supreme Court to the governor of


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Kansas.

When Dwight D. Eisenhower, hero of the Second World War, was elected president,

Kansans were beaming with pride. Concerned and patriotic citizens petitioned the governor to

recognize President Eisenhower's inauguration in some official capacity, which he did in a

proclamation included in these records.

Domestically, the effect of American troops fighting in Korea was manifested in a

variety of ways. One result took the form of concern for the well-being and adequate

compensation of our fighting troops overseas. Another focused on the fact that eighteen year

old men were being drafted for military service in Korea. Some thought that if men were old

enough to be required for military duty, they should also be granted the right to vote. Another

result of American involvement in Korea reflected in these records relief for war ravaged

civilians in that country.

A prominent issue of the day that affected the State as a part of the Union in addition to

the Korean Conflict was U.S. Senator Joseph McCarthy’s campaign to rid the federal

government of alleged communists within its ranks. Specific files exist in these records for

McCarthyism. During the 1950s, when the Cold War was most active, citizens reacted with

alarm to any hint of anything un-American or leftist, and these concerns are reflected in the

correspondence the governor received. In Washington, D.C., Senator McCarthy's influence was

so powerful that he personified the sense of forced conformism that characterized the age.

McCarthy and his anti-communist campaign captured nearly all of the media spot light.

However, by the spring of 1954, the tide had turned against him, and by December of that year,

the Senate censured him. Governor Arn’s correspondence includes messages from those critical

of McCarthy and his actions as well as those who supported his anti-communist crusade.

The booming post World War II economy also is represented in the governor’s records.

With the conclusion of World War II, the return of millions of service men from the war front

caused a huge demand for housing in the late 1940s and early 1950s. The overwhelming

demand for housing, naturally, caused housing rental rates to escalate sharply. The situation

was so severe that the federal government established the Office of Rent Stabilization. A file

entitled "Rent Control" reflects this problem and its effect on Kansans.

As in all gubernatorial administrations, international problems and issues affecting the

nation also affected the state in microcosm. Internationally, some of the things going on at the

time were the war in Korea; the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II, whose empire was in the

process of turning into a Commonwealth of individual nations; the Cold War, which was at its

height; Israel, which was struggling to survive amongst hostile Arab neighbors; and the French,

who were fighting to maintain their imperial possessions in Indochina. Documentation

concerning some of these issues appears in the governor's correspondence.


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5 ORGANIZATION OF THE COLLECTION This section describes the order in which the collection’s contents have been placed.

Organized into 2 series reflecting activities of the office.

CONTENTS: series 1. Correspondence files. – series 2. Proclamations and messages.

6 ADJUNCT DESCRIPTIVE DATA This section includes lists of sources used in the preparation of this finding aid, collections on similar subjects that

may be of interest to researchers, items cataloged separately, and items removed from the collection.

6.1 Related Materials

Records in the State archives of other State agencies, elected officials, and the Kansas

Legislature for this period provide additional information about the implementation of

policies enacted during Governor Arn’s administration. Microfilm of the U.S. District Court

case file in the Brown v. Board of Education case is roll AR 1939; additional Kansas

Supreme Court cases involving desegregation are in the records of the court, record group

(RG) 677. Some records pertaining to World War II and Korean Conflict veterans in Kansas

are in the records of the Kansas Commission on Veterans’ Affairs, RG 694. Researchers

should consult agency finding aids and databases in the Research Room to find specific

records series of interest.

There are also numerous manuscript collections, the Brown v. Board of Education

Oral History Collection, and State publications pertaining to this period. Researchers should

check appropriate catalogs and finding aids in the Research Room.

6.2 Other Finding Aid

Copies of this finding aid are available in the Research Room of the Center for Historical

Research and on its web site, http://www.kshs.org.

7 CONTROLLED ACCESS HEADINGS The terms listed below may include names, places, subjects, occupations, titles, and other words describing this

collection. These terms are used in the ATLAS catalog used by the Kansas State Historical Society and affiliated

libraries in Topeka, http://lib.wuacc.edu/search, as well as libraries and archives subscribing to OCLC, a national

library/archives database. Searches on these words should produce a description of this collection as well as other

books and collections that may be of interest. Names in SMALL CAPS are cataloging added entries (co-creators);


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names in regular type are subjects. Topical terms are Library of Congress subject headings unless indicated

otherwise.

7.1 Personal Names

ARN, EDWARD F., 1906-1998.

7.2 Geographic Names

Kansas – Centennial celebrations, etc.

Kansas – Economic conditions – 20th century.

Kansas – Politics and government – 20th century.

7.3 Subjects

African Americans – Segregation – Kansas.

Flood control – Kansas – 20th

century.

Floods – Kansas – 20th

century.

Housing – Kansas – 20th

century.

Kansas territorial centennial, 1954. (Local)

8 ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION This section provides more detailed information about this collection that may be helpful to those wishing to use it,

including its history, restrictions, copyright information, other formats, and a suggested citation form.

8.1 Restrictions on Access

None.

8.2 Restrictions on Use

Notice: This material may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code). The

user is cautioned that the publication of the contents of this microfilm may be construed as

constituting a violation of literary property rights. These rights derive from the principle of

common law, affirmed in the copyright law of 1976 as amended, that the writer of an

unpublished letter or other manuscript has the sole right to publish the contents thereof unless

he or she affirmatively parts with that right; the right descends to his or her legal heirs

regardless of the ownership of the physical manuscript itself. It is the responsibility of a user

or his or her publisher to secure the permission of the owner of literary property rights in

unpublished writing.


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Most documents created by governmental entities, including the State of Kansas and the

Office of the Governor, are considered in the public domain, although copyright to documents

found in public records that were written by individuals or organizations and sent to

government agencies may be owned by the writers or their heirs.

8.3 Preferred Citation

Note: [document and/or series description], Edward F. Arn administration, 1951 – 1955,

records of the Office of the Governor, Kansas, State archives record group 252, Library

and Archives Division, Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka.

Bibliography: Kansas, Office of the Governor, Edward F. Arn administration, 1951 – 1955,

State archives record group 252, Library and Archives Division, Kansas State Historical

Society, Topeka.

8.4 Acquisition Information

Transfer: Office of the Governor, 1955.

8.5 Processing Information

Collection inventory written by Robert A. McInnes, 2002.

8.6 Accruals

No additions to these records are expected.

9 DESCRIPTION OF SUBORDINATE COMPONENTS Archival records are typically organized by series, a group of records that has a common element or function

and a distinct organizational structure of its own, for example Correspondence Files, arranged chronologically, or

Registers of Military Enlistments, arranged by regiment. Within series, records may be further organized by

subseries, such as Letters Received within the series Correspondence Files; or arranged into volumes; folders; or

items. Groups of series from the same office or other organizational element may form a subgroup, a portion of a

larger record group or collection, such as the sub - group 1979 – 87 (John Carlin) as a part of State Archives

record group 252, Records of the Office of the Governor. Sub - groups may be further divided into sub - subgroups

— such as Gov. Carlin’s Constituent Services Records — sub - sub - subgroups, etc.

OUTLINE

Series 1: Correspondence Files

Subseries A: Alphabetical File


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Subseries B: Appointments File

Subseries C: State Agencies File

Subseries D: Subject File

Series 2: Proclamations and Messages

DETAILED LIST

Series 1: Correspondence Files

Subseries A: Alphabetical File

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1 Anonymous of surnames illegible

2 Abbey-Aley

3 Alger-Ambler

4 American...

5 Amos-Armstrong

6 Arn-Aziere

7 Babcock-Barker

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1 Barnabas-Bayouth

2 Beach-Bell

3 Bell-Bever

4 Biberstein-Black

5 Blackburn-Bleakley

6 Bliss-Bollinger

7 Bollman-Boyle

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1 Bradberry-Brooks

2 Brose-Bryson

3 Bubb-Byrd

4 Cacy-Carlson

5 Carlson, Frank (Senator)

6 Carlson-Central Junior High

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1 Chadwick-Chizeck

2 Christiansen-Cogswell

3 Cohen-Coons

4 Cooper-Crean

5 Crawn-Cushman

6 Daggy-Davis

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1 Davis-Dennis

2 Denny-Dixon

3 Dixon-Dodge

4 Dole, Robert J.

5 Donahue-Duffy

6 Dukes-Dyer

7 Eagles-Eighth

8 concerning Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1951-1952

9 concerning Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1953-1954

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1 Eklund-Erickson

2 Erickson-Ezell

3 Everett, H. & Company

4 Facts Forum-Ferguson

5 Fernandez-Foulston

6 Fowler-Future

7 Gaasbeek-George

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1 Germann-Goode

2 Goode-Grimsley

3 Grimwood-Guy

4 Haag-Hannon

5 Hannum-Harris

6 Harrison-Haynie

7 Heacock-Henry

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1 Henry-Hix

2 Hladky-Hopson

3 Horch-Huffman

4 Hughes-Hysong

5 Imherr-Ivey

6 Jackson-Johnson

7 Johnson

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1 Johntz-Justus

2 Kansas...

3 Kahrs-Keller

4 Kelly-King

5 Kinsbury-Kyle

6 LaCerte-Latta

7 Lauffer-Levand

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1 Levitt-Lizner


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2 Ljungdahl-Lytle

3 Mack-Martin

4 Martin-Mayo

5 McAdam-McCuish

6 McCuish-McGuinness

7 McGuinness-McWhorter

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1 Meade-Mikesell

2 Miles-Miller

3 Miller-Mitchell

4 Money-Morris

5 Morris-Myrick

6 Nabours-Newcomb

7 National...

8 Newcomer-Nolte

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1 Nordland-Nye

2 Oakes-Ownes

3 Pack-Payton

4 Peacock-Phoenix

5 Pickens-Powell

6 Prager-Pyle

7 Quick-Quinn

8 Raborn-Redden

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1 Reece-Reynolds

2 Rhodes-Robbins

3 Robbins, Richard

4 Roberts-Rockefeller

5 Rodli-Ryf

6 Sachs-Scheer

7 Schenkosky-Schwarz

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1 Schwegmann-Seever

2 Seibel-Shelton

3 Shepard-Shultz

4 Sias-Slyter

5 Small-Smith

6 Smith-Spellman

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1 Spencer-Stephens

2 Stephenson-Stough

3 Stout-Switzer

4 Taft-Thomas


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5 Thombrugh-Tonsing

6 Tooke-Tyree

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1 Ulrich-Upton

2 United...

3 Vaca-Von der Heiden

4 Wachtel-Ward

5 Warma-Wedlan

6 Weeks-Weston

7 Whalen-Who's Who

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1 Wicher-Williford

2 Wilmeth-Wilson

3 Windler-Woods

4 Woodward-Wyman

5 Y-Z

Subseries B: Appointments File

5 Abstractors' Board of Examiners, 1951-53

6 Adjutant General.

7 Civil Defense Mobile Support Unit Commander, 1951

8 Administration, Dept. of, 1951-53

9 Aide-de-Camp, 1951

10 Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review, State, 1953

11 Ambassador-at-Large for the State of Kansas, 1953

12 Architect, State, 1952

13 Architects, State Registration and Examining Board for, 1951-53

14 Armory Board, Kansas, 1951-1953

15 Bank Board, State, 1951-1952

16 Bank Commissioner, State, 1951

17 Barber Examiners, Board of, 1951-52

18 Blue Shield Board of Directors, 1951

19 Brand Commissioner, State, 1951-53

20 Building Commission, State Office, 1952

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1 Certified Public Accountants Advisory Council, 1951-52

2 Children's Commission, Crippled, 1952-53

3 Chiropractic Examiners, State Board of, 1951-53

4 City Constable (Newton, Kansas), 1951

5 City Court Judge, 1953

6 City Court Marshal, 1952

7 Civil Defense Advisory Council, 1951

8 Civil Service Board, 1953

9 Corporation Commission, Kansas, 1951-53

10 Cosmetologists, Board of Registration for, 1951


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11 Cosmetologists, Board of Registration for, 1952

12 County Commissioner of Elections, 1953

13 County Coroners, 1951-54

14 County Magistrate Judge, 1952

15 County Probate Judges, 1952-54

16 County Sheriffs, 1951-1953

17 Dental Examiners, 1951-53

18 District Court Judges, 1951-53

19 Driver's License Representatives, 1951-53

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1 Education, State Board of, 1951-52

2 Elections, Office of Commissioner of, 1951-53

3 Embalming, State Board of, 1951-52

4 Engineering Examiners, State Board of, 1951

5 Epileptics, State Hospital for, Parsons, 1953

6 Farm Home Administration -- Attorney, 1954

7 [Feeble-minded] State Training School, Winfield, 1951

8 Forestry, Fish and game Commission, 1951-54

9 Frontier Historic Park, Kansas, Board of Managers of the, 1951

10 Fulbright Scholarship Committee, 1951-54

11 Governor's Conference on Small Business Problems, 1951-52

12 Grain Inspector, State, 1951-53

13 Health, State Board of, 1951-53

14 Health, State Board of. Advisory Hospital Council, 1951-53

15 Health, State Board of. Advisory Laboratory Commission, 1951

16 Health, State Board of. Division of Sanitation, 1951

17 Highway Commission, State, 1951-53

18 Highway Patrol, Kansas, 1953

19 Highways, Director of, 1951-54

20 Hotel and Restaurant Board, State, 1951

21 Industrial Development Commission, Kansas, 1951-53

22 [Insane] Hospital, State, Larned -- Business Manager, 1951-52

23 Institutional Management, Advisory Commission of, 1951-52

24 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 1951

25 John Brown Memorial park, Board of Trustees of, 1951

26 Judges Retirement Board, Kansas, 1953

27 Justices of the Peace, 1951-53

28 Kansas Turnpike Authority, undated

29 Legislature. House. 50th District, 1951

30 Library, State. Rehabilitation Committee, 1951

31 Livestock Commissioner, Kansas, 1953

32 Livestock Sanitary Commissioner, State, 1953

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1 Medical Registration and Examination, State Board of, 1951-53

2 Military Academy, West Point, 1953-54

3 Military Board, Kansas, 1953

4 Mining Examining Board, 1951


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5 Municipal Accounting Board, State, 1951-53

6 National Guard, 1951

7 Naval Academy, Annapolis, 1951

8 Notaries Public, Jan-Apr 1951

9 Notaries Public, May-Jun 1952

10 Notaries Public -- Resignations, 1951




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1 Nurse Registration and Nurse Education, Board of, 1951

2 Nutrition Committee, State, 1951

3 Oil Inspector

4 Optometry, Board of Examiners in, 1951-53

5 Osteopathic Examination and Registration, State Board of, 1951-53

6 Penitentiary, State, Lansing (Warden), 1953

7 Petroleum Industry Committee on Secondary Recovery, 1951

8 Pharmacy, State Board of, 1952-54

9 Podiatry Examiners, State Board of, 1951

10 Port of Entry Board

11 Postmaster (Chapman, Kansas), 1954

12 Real Estate Commission, Kansas, 1951-52

13 Regents, Board of, 1951-52

14 Rent Control Board, 1953

15 Retirement for Public Employees, Statewide System, 1954

16 Revenue and Taxation, State Commission of, 1951-53

17 Revenue and Taxation, State Commission of. Ad Velorem Tax Division, 1951

18 Review, Kansas State Board of, 1951

19 Savings and Loan Board, 1951

20 Savings and Loan Commissioner, 1951

21 School Retirement Board, State, 1951

22 Social Welfare, State Board of, 1953

23 Social Welfare, State Dept. of. Committee on State Purchases, 1953

24 Social Welfare, State Dept. of. Division of Institutional Management, 1953

25 Soil Conservation Committee, State, 1951

26 Soldiers' Home, Kansas, Board of Managers of, 1953

27 Technical Institute, Kansas, Topeka, 1951

28 Tuberculosis Patients, Advisory Commission of the Kansas Sanatorium for,

Norton, 1951

29 Unidentified positions, 1951-1952

30 Unidentified positions, 1953-1954

31 United Defense Fund, 1954

32 United States Marshal, 1954

33 United States Senator (George Templar resgination), 1953

34 University of Kansas. Chancellor, 1951

35 Vehicle Department, State. Dealers' Division, 1951-54

36 Veterans' Commission, Kansas, 1954-51

37 Veterans' Day Committee, Governor's, 1954


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38 Veterinary Examiners, State Board of, 1951-53

39 Water Advisory Committee, 1952

40 Workman's Compensation Commissioner, 1951

Subseries C: State Agencies File

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1 Adjutant General's Office, Jan-Aug 1951

2 Adjutant General's Office, Sep-Dec 1951

3 Adjutant General's Office, 1952



6 Adjutant General's Office. Civil Defense Division, 1951-52

7 Adjutant General's Office, Selective Service, 1951-52

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1 Adjutant General's Office, Selective Service, 1953

2 Administration, Board of, 1951-52

3 Administration, Dept. of, 1953-54

4 Administration, Dept. Budget Division, 1952

5 Administration Re-organization Advisory Committee, 1951-1953

6 Agriculture and Applied Science, Kansas State College of, 1951

7 Agriculture and Applied Science, Kansas State College of, 1952-54

8 Agriculture, State Board of, 1951

9 Agriculture, State Board of, 1952

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1 Agriculture, State Board of, Jan-Jul, 1954

2 Agriculture, State Board of, Aug-Dec, 1954

3 Agriculture, State Board of, Anthrax, 1952

4 Agriculture, State Board of, Drought, 1953

5 Division of Water Resources, 1951-Mar 1953

6 Division of Water Resources, Apr-Jul 1953

7 Division of Water Resources, Aug-Oct 1953

8 Division of Water Resources, Nov 1953-1954

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Agriculture, State Board of

1 Division of Water Resources, 1954

2 Division of Weights and Measures, Dec 1953-Feb 1954

3 Division of Weights and Measures, Feb 19-Apr 1954

4 Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review, State, 1951-54

5 Alcoholic Commission, 1953-54

6 Antidiscrimination Commission, 1953

7 Apprenticeship Council, State, 1951

8 Architect, State, 1951-53

Arkansas-Red-White-Basin Interagnecy Committee,

9 Agendas, 1951-52

10 Correspondence, 1951-53


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Arkansas-Red-White Basin Interagency Committee

1 Minutes, Jan-Oct 1951

2 Minutes, Nov 1951-Mar 1952

3 Minutes, Apr-Aug 1952

4 Minutes, Oct-Dec 1952

5 Minutes, May-Jul 1953

6 Minutes, Dec 1953

7 Minutes, Jan-Mar 1954

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Arkansas-Red-White Basin Interagency Committee

1 Minutes, Mar-Aug 1954

2 Press Releases, 1951-52

3 Present and Potential Economic Development..., 1951-52

4 Armory Board, 1953

5 Attorney General.

6 Attorney General. Bureau of Investigation, 1951-54

7 Bank Board, State, 1952-54

8 Barber Examiners, Board of, 1951-53

9 Blind, Kansas Institution for the Education of the, Kansas City, 1952

10 Brand Commissioner, State, 1951-53

11 Budget Director and State Accountant, State, 1951-53

12 Division of Auditing and Accounting, 1949-51

13 Transfer of funds,

14 Building Commission, State Office, 1952

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1 Building Commission, State Office, 1953-54

2 Business Manager, State, 1951-52

3 Children's Commission, Crippled, 1951-53

4 Chiropractic Examiners, State Board of, 1952-54

5 Citizens Commission on Assessment Equalization, Kansas, 1953

6 Civil Defense Advisory Council, State, Jan-Mar 1951

7 Civil Defense Advisory Council, State, Apr-Dec 1951

8 Civil Defense Advisory Council, State, 1953-54

9 Civil Service, State Dept. of, 1951

10 Civil Service, State Dept. of, 1952-53

11 Civil Service Board, 1951

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1 Corporation Commission, State, Jan-Jun 1951

2 Corporation Commission, State, Jul-Dec 1952

3 Conservation Division, 1951-54

4 Conservation Division -- Notices of Hearings, 1953

5 Conservation Division -- Oil Production Estimates, 1951-53

6 Cosmetologists, Board of Registration for, 1951-53

7 Dental Board, 1951-53


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8 Drivers License Representatives, 1951

9 Education, Board of, 1951-53

10 Education, State Board of. Superintendent of Public Instruction, 1953

27-14-06-03

1 Education, Governor's Conference on, 1950-52

2 Embalming, State Board of, 1951-52

3 Emergencies Fund Board, State, 1951-1952

4 Engineering Examiners, State Board of, 1951-1954

5 Entomological Commission, State, 1951

6 Epileptics, State Hospital, Parsons, 1951-53

7 Executive Council, 1951-54

8 Executive Dept., 1951-52

9 Fair Managers, State Board of, 1951-54

10 [Feeble-Minded] State Training School, Winfield, 1951-53

11 Finance Council, State, May-Sep 1953

12 Finance Council, Nov-Dec 1953

27-14-06-04

1 Finance Council, State, Jan-Mar 1954

2 Finance Council, State, May-Jun 1954

3 Finance Council, State, Jul-Dec 1954

4 Fire Marshal, State, 1951-52

5 Forestry, Fish and Game Commission, 1951



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2 Geological Survey, State, 1951

Governor's Office

3 Administrative funds deficiency, 1951

4 Christmas Gifts,

5 Gifts to the Governor

6 Governor's Conference on World Wide Education, 1953

7 Honorary Membership, Tickets, Passes, etc.

8 Inaugural Address, Jan 8, 1951

9 Inaugural Address, Jan 12, 1953

10 Official Greetings, 1953

11 Recommendations made by Governor, 1951-52

12 Travel Reservations, 1951-53

13 Grain Inspector, State, 1951-53

14 Grain Inspector, State. Elevator Capacity and Grain In Storage, 1951

15 Health, State Board of, Jan-Apr 1951

27-14-06-06

1 Health, State Board of, May-Dec 1951

2 Health, State Board


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3 Health, State Board of , 1952

4 Health, State Board of, 1953-54

5 Health, State Board of -- Requests for Travel, 1951-54

6 Health, State Board of. Advisory Hospital Council, 1951

7 Highway Commission, State, Jan-May 1951

8 Highway Commission, State, Jun-Dec 1951

27-14-06-07

1 Highway Commission, State, Jan-May 1952

2 Highway Commission, State, Jun-Dec 1952

3 Highway Commission, State, 1953

4 Highway Commission, State, 1954

5 Highway Commission, State, Blue Star Highways, 1951

6 Highway Commission, State, Damage to Highways

7 Highway Commission, State, Requests for Out-of-State Travel, 1951

8 Highway Commission, State. Vehicle Department, 1951

9 Highway Patrol, Kansas, 1951-54

10 Highway Patrol, Kansas -- Requests for Out-of-State Travel, 1951

11 Highway Patrol Pension Committee, 1953

27-14-07-01

1 Historical Society, Kansas State, 1951-54

2 Horticultural Society, 1951-52

3 Hotel & Restaurant Board, State, 1951-52

4 Housing Board, State, 1953

5 Industrial Development Commission, Kansas, 1951-53

6 Industrial School for Boys, State, Topeka, 1952-53

7 Industrial School for Girls, State, Beloit, 1952-53

8 [Insane] Hospital, State, Larned, 1951-53

9 [Insane] Hospital, Osawatomie, 1952-54

10 [Insane] Hospital, State, Topeka, 1953

11 Insurance Dept., 1951-54

12 Interstate Cooperation Commission, Governor's Committee on, 1951-53

13 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Jan-Sep 1951

14 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Sep 11-Dec 1951

15 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Dec 1951-Feb 1952

27-14-07-02

1 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Mar-Apr 1952

2 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, May-Jul 1952

3 Judicial Council, 1952

4 Kansas Official Council, 1953

5 Kansas Turnpike Authority, 1954

6 Labor Commissioner, State, 1951

7 Labor Department, State, 1951-52

8 Labor Department, State. Employment Security Division, 1951-52

9 Labor Department, State. Employment Security Division, 1953-54

10 Labor Department, State -- Governor's Committee for the Employment of Physically

Handicapped Persons, 1951


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11 Legislative Council, 1951

12 Legislative Council, 1952-54

27-14-07-03

1 Legislature, 1951 (Special Session)

2 Legislature, 1952. Legislative Budget Committee

3 Legislature, 1953

4 Legislature, 1953

5 Lieutenant Governor, 1951

6 Little Hoover Commission, 1951

7 Livestock Sanitary Commission, Kansas, 1951-54

8 Livestock Sanitary Commission, Kansas, 1951-54 (Statistical Summaries)

9 Medical Registration and Examination, State Board of, 1951-54

10 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jan-Jul 1951

27-14-07-04

1 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Aug-Oct 1951

2 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Nov-Dec 1951

3 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jan-Apr 1952

4 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, May-Jul 1952

5 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jul-Oct 1952

6 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Oct-Dec 1952

27-14-07-05

1 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jan-Feb 1953

2 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Mar 1953

3 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Mar-Jul 1953

4 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Aug-Nov 1953

5 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Dec 1953

6 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jan-Apr 1954

27-14-07-06

1 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, May-Jun 1954

2 Missouri Basin Inter Agency Committee, Jul-Oct 1954

3 Missouri River State Committee, 1951-53

4 Missouri River State Committee, Jan-Aug 1954

5 Missouri River State Committee, Sep-Dec 1954

6 Mother Bickerdyke Home Annex, Ellsworth, 1950-51

7 Motor Vehicle Reciprocity Commission, 1951

8 National Guard, Kansas, 1951-54

27-14-07-07

1 Nurse Registration and Nursing Education, Board of, 1951

2 Optometry, State Board of Examiners, 1953

3 Optometry, State Board of Examiners, 1953

4 Osteopathic Examination and Registration, State Board of, 1953

5 Parole Officer, 1951

6 Penal Institutions, Board of, 1953-54

7 Penitentiary, State, Lansing, 1953


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8 Pharmacy, State Board of, 1951-53

9 Port of Entry Board, 1951-54

10 Printer, State, 1951-54

11 Public Instruction, State Superintendent, 1953

12 Real Estate Commissioner, 1951-53


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2 Revenue and Taxation, State Commission of, 1951


4 Revenue and Taxation, State Commission of, 1952-53


6 Revenue and Taxation, State Commission of, Requests for Travel, 1951

7 Review, Kansas State Board of, 1951-54

8 Revisor of Statutes, 1951-52

9 Safety Council, Kansas, 1951-52

27-14-08-02

1 Safety Council, Kansas, 1954

2 School Retirement Board, State, 1951

3 Secretary of State, 1951

4 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Jan-Mar 1951

5 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Apr 1951

6 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, May-Jun 1951

7 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Jul-Sep 1951

8 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Oct 1951

9 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Nov-Dec 1951

27-14-08-03

1 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Jan-Feb 1952

2 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Mar 1952


4 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Apr-Jul 1952

5 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Aug-Sep 1952

6 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Oct 1952

27-14-08-04

1 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Nov 1952

2 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Dec 1952


4 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Mar 1953


6 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, May-Jun 1953

7 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Jul 1953

27-14-08-05

1 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Aug-Oct 1953


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2 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Nov-Dec 1953


4 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Mar-Apr 1954

5 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, May-Jul 19546

6 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Aug 1954

7 Social Welfare, State Dept. of, Sep-Nov 1954

27-14-08-06

1 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Old Age Assistance, Jan-May 1951

2 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Old Age Assistance, May-Dec 1951

3 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Old Age Assistance, 1952-53

4 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Public Assistance, Jan-Apr 1951

5 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Public Assistance, Apr-Jul 1951

6 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Public Assistance, Aug-Oct 1951

27-14-08-07

1 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Public Assistance, Nov 1951-Jan 1952

2 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Conditions at State Institutions, 1951

3 Social Welfare, State Dept. of -- Requests for Travel, 1951



6 Soil Conservation Committee, State, 1951-54

7 Soldiers' Home and Mother Bickerdyke Annex, Kansas, Dodge City, 1951-53

8 Soldiers' Home, Kansas, Board of Managers of, 1951-54

9 Teachers College, Kansas State, Emporia, 1951-52

10 Teachers College, Kansas State, Pittsburg, 1952-53

11 Technical Institute, Kansas, Topeka, Mar 1953


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6 Tuberculosis Patients, Kansas Sanitorium for, Norton, 1952-53

7 Tuberculosis Hospital Commission, Southeast, Kansas, 1952-53

8 Turnpike Authority, Kansas, 1953

9 University of Kansas, 1951

27-15-01-02

1 University of Kansas, 1952-54

2 University of Kansas. School of Medicine, 1951-52

3 Vehicle Dept., State, 1951-54

4 Vehicle Dept. -- Requests for Out-of-State Travel, 1951-52

5 Veterans' Commission, Kansas, 1951

6 Veterans' Commission, Kansas, 1952-54

7 Veterans' Commission, Kansas -- Requests for Travel, 1951

8 Vocational Education, State Board for, Oct 1952


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9 Vocational Education, State Board for, Oct 1952-Mar 1953

27-15-01-03

1 Vocational Education, State Board for. Vocational Rehabilitation Service, 1951-52

2 Workman's Compensation Commissioner, 1951-54

Subseries D: Subject File

3 Accidents

4 Air Academy of the U.S.

5 Alaska

6 Alcoholics Anonymous

7 American Bar Association

8 American Field Service

9 American-Korean Foundation

10 American-Korean Foundation

11 American-Korean Foundation -- news Releases

12 American Legion

13 American Mother

27-15-01-04

American-Red Cross -- see Red Cross, American

1 American's Creed, 1952

2 Amvets, 1951

3 Angora Rabbit Wool, 1954

4 Anthrax, 1952

5 Approval Agencies, National Association of, 1952

6 Argentina, 1952

7 Arkansas, 1954

8 Arkansas River Compact, 1951-54

9 Arkansas River Levie, 1952

10 Arizona, 1951-53

11 Armed Forces Day, 1953

12 Atlantic Union, 1952

13 Atomic Energy, 1953

14 Australia, 1953

15 Automobile Tags, 1953

16 Banking, 1951

17 Baseball, 1951-54

18 Beech Aircraft Corporation, 1951

19 Belgium, 1951-54

20 Blue Cross-Blue Shield, 1952

21 Boeing Aircraft Company, 1951-54

22 Box Car Conference, March 1951

23 Box Car Conference, March 1951

27-15-01-05

1 Boy Scouts of America, 1952-54

2 Bricker Amendment, 1954


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3 Britain, 1952-53

4 Britain -- Coronation -- Queen Elizabeth, 1953

5 California, 1951-54

6 Canada, 1952-53

7 Cancer Drive, 1951

8 Capital Punishment, n.d.

9 Capitol Murals, 1953

10 Car Marketing Completed, 1951

11 Car Marketing Completed, 1951

Centennial see Kansas Territorial Centennial

12 Chamber of Commerce, Kansas State, 1951-52

13 Chamber of Commerce. Commission for Historical and Scenic Points of Interest, 1951-52

14 Chamber of Commerce, Kansas Junior, 1953-54

15 China, Peoples' Republic of, 1954

16 Chiropractic Association, Kansas, 1954

17 Christian Rural Overseas Program, 1951-53

18 Coffeyville Trade School; Dixon Manufacturing Co., 1951

19 Colorado, 1951-53

20 Columbia, 1951

27-15-01-06

1 Communism, 1951-53

2 Connecticut, 1951

3 Council of State Governments, 1951-54

4 Crusade for Freedom, 1951-52

5 Cuba, 1952-53

6 Cypress, 1954

7 Czechoslakia, 1952

8 Deaths, letters of sympathy written by the Governor, 1953

9 Defenders, 1951

10 Delaware, 1951

11 Delaware River Compact Association, n.d.

12 Desegregation, 1954 (see also N.A.A.C.P., Race Relations and Segregation)

13 Disabled American Veterans, 1953

14 Dodge City -- Wheat Conference, 1951

Draft (see Selective Service and Universal Military Training)

15 Drouth, 1952

16 Drouth, 1953

17 Drouth, 1953

27-15-01-07

1 Drought, 1954

2 Emergency Aviation Council, 1953

3 Ethiopia, 1954

4 Executive Mansion,1953

5 Fair Employment Practice Law, 1952

6 Fairway, Kansas, 1953

7 Family/Marriage/Divorce Laws, 1951-54

8 Federal-State Relations, 1953-54


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9 Finland, 1951

10 Fireworks, 1952

11 Flags (Kansas), 1952-54

12 Flood, undated

13 Flood, undated

14 Flood, Apr-Jul 1951

15 Flood, Jul, 1951

27-15-02-01

1 Flood, Jul 1951

2 Flood, Aug 1-8, 1951

3 Flood, Aug 9-15, 1951

4 Flood, Aug 15-27, 1951

5 Flood, Aug 27-30, 1951

6 Flood, Sep 1-7, 1951

27-15-02-02

1 Flood, Sep 8-20, 1951

2 Flood, Sep 21,29, 1951

3 Flood, Oct 1951

4 Flood, Nov-Dec 1951

5 Flood -- Domestic Emergency Action and Situation Report, July 11-17, 1951

6 Flood -- Federal Assistance, 1951

7 Flood -- Federal Assistance, 1951

8 Flood -- Fort Hays State College, 1951

27-15-02-03

1 Flood -- Disaster Relief Committee, 1951

2 Flood -- Disaster Relief Committee, 1951

3 Flood -- Requests for Funds, Jul-Nov 1951

4 Flood -- State-Federal Coordinating Committee on Flood Relief, 1951

5 Flood -- Taxes on Flooded Property, 1951-1952

6 Flood Control, Jan-Apr 1952

7 Flood Control, May 1952

8 Flood Control, Jun-Aug 1952

9 Flood Control, Sep-Oct 1952

10 Flood Control, Nov-Dec 1952

27-15-02-04

1 Flood Control, Jan-Mar 1953

2 Flood Control, Mar 1953

3 Flood Control, Apr-Jan 1954

4 Flood Control -- Big Creek Watershed Assoc., 1952

5 Flood Control -- Governor's Statement on Dams (Maurice Fager), 1952

6 Flood Control -- Strawn Dam, 1953

7 Flood Control -- Toronto Dam, 1954

8 Flood Control -- Tuttle Creek Dam, 1952-53

9 Flood Control -- Tuttle Creek Dam (For), 1953

10 Flood Control -- Tuttle Creek Dam (Against), 1951-53


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27-15-02-05

1 Florida, 1951

2 Forbes Air Force Base, 1952-54

3 Four-H Clubs, 1951-54

4 Free Enterprise, undated

5 Fulbright Scholarship, 1951

6 Gambling, 1951-53

7 Garden City, 1952-53

8 Gas, 1951-53

9 Gas Shrinkage Law, 1953

10 Georgia, 1953

11 Germany, 1951-53

12 Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, 1953

13 Governors' Conference, 1951



16 Grain Storage, Boxcars, 1951-54

27-15-02-06

1 Grain States Compact Commission, undated

2 Grain States Compact Commission, Feb-Mar 1951

3 Grain States Compact Commission, Apr 1951-Jul 1952

4 Greece, 1951-54

5 Guatemaula, 1953

6 Gunnison-Arkansas Project, 1951-52

7 Ham Radio Operators, 1952-53

8 Hawaii, 1954

9 High School Aid, undated

10 High School Aid, Jan 1952-Feb 1953

11 High School Aid, Feb 1953

12 High School Aid, Feb 19-20, 1953

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3 High School Aid, Feb 25, 1953

4 High School Aid, Feb 26, 1953

5 High School Aid, Feb 26-Mar 4, 1953

6 High School Aid, Mar 4-9, 1953



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2 High School Aid, Mar 19, 1953


4 Highway Safety, President's Conference on, 1951

5 "Home on the Range," 1951


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6 Homestead Rehabilitation Corporation, 1951

7 Hospitals, 1951

8 Hospitals, State, and other charitable institutions, funding for

9 Hungary, 1954

10 Hunting, 1952

11 Hutchinson School District No. 1, undated


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5 Illinois, 1951

6 Indiana, 1951-1953

7 Indians (Native Americans), 1952-1954

8 Infantile Paralysis, National Foundation for, 1952

9 Insane Correspondents, 1951-52

10 Intergovernmental Relations, Commission on, 1954

11 Iowa, 1951-53

12 Iraq, 1954

13 Israel, 1954

14 Italy, 1951-54

27-15-03-03

1 Japan, 1951-54

2 Kansas Agricultural Council on Research and Education, 1951

3 Kansas City Suburban Water Co., 1951-53

4 Kansas Council for Children & Youth, 1951-52

5 Kansas Day, 1951-52

6 Kansas Mother, 1951-53

7 Kansas Motor Carriers, Assoc., 1951

8 Kansas-Nebraska Watershed Contract, 1951

9 Kansas-Oklahoma Reciprocity Agreement, 1952

10 Kansas River Basin -- Independent Survey, 1952-1953

11 Kansas State Chamber of Commerce, 1951

12 Kansas Territorial Centennial, 1952-53

13 Kansas Territorial Centennial, 1954-55

14 Kentucky, 1951-53

15 Kiwanis International, 1951-1954

16 Korea -- American-Korean Relief, Apr-Jul 1953

17 Korea -- American-Korean Relief, Aug-Dec 1953

18 Korean Conflict, 1951-53

27-15-03-04

1 Labor -- Right to Work, Mar 1953

2 Labor -- Right to Work, Mar 1953

3 Law and Order, 1953

4 Lawyers, 1951


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5 League of Kansas Municipalities, 1951-52

6 Legal Adult Age, 1951

7 Legislation, Requests for, 1951-52

8 Legislation, Misc., Jan-Feb 20 1953

9 Legislation, Misc., Feb 20-Mar 18 1953

10 Legislation, Misc., Mar 19-Apr 1953

27-15-03-05

1 Lein Law, 1953

2 Leopold Hospital, 1954

3 License Plate Commission, 1954

4 Lincoln Day, Independent, Kansas, 1953

5 Liquor Laws, 1951-54

6 Little Hoover Commission, 1951

7 Louisiana, 1951-1954

8 Maine, 1951

9 March of Dimes, 1951-52

10 Maryland, 1953

11 Massachusetts, 1953

12 McCarthyism, 1951

13 McPherson, Kansas, 1951-52

14 Menninger Foundation, 1952

15 Mental Health, 1951-52

16 Mental Health Conference -- Detroit, Feb 8,9,10, 1954

17 Mexico, 1951-54

18 Michigan, 1951-52

19 Military, Access Roads Projects, 1952

20 Misc., 1951-52

27-15-03-06

1 Missouri, 1951-53

2 Miss Universe Pageant, 1953

3 Montana, 1953

4 Music, 1951-52

5 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, undated (see also

Desegregation, Race Relations and Segregation)

6 National Grange, 1953

7 Navy R.O.T.C., 1952-1953

8 Nebraska, 1951-1954

9 Netherlands -- Aid to Holland, 1953

10 Nevada, 1951

11 New Jersey, 1951

12 New York, 1952-54

13 Newspaper Clippings, Misc., 1952

14 Nitrogen, 1952

15 North Dakota, 1951-53

16 Nudist Colonies, 1954

17 Ohio, 1953

18 Oil & Gas Conference, 1951


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19 Oklahoma, 1954

20 Olathe, Kansas, 1954

21 Olympics, 1952-53

22 Oregon, 1952-54

23 Pakistan, 1953

24 Pan-Cake Day at Liberal, 1952

25 Patriotic Organizations, 1954

26 Pennsylvania, 1953

27 Philippines, 1952-54

28 Physically Handicapped, 1951

27-15-03-07

1 Physically Handicapped, 1952-53

2 Political Prisoners, 1953

3 Prairie Village, Kansas, 1951

4 Presidential Electors, 1952

5 Presentations, 1951

6 Press Releases, 1951

7 Production Marketing Administration Committee Petition, not dated

8 Public Lands, 1952

9 Puerto Rico, 1953-1954

10 Race Relations, 1951-54 (see also Desegregation, N.A.A.C.P. and Segregation)

11 Reciprocity, 1952-54

12 Radio, 1951

13 Radio, 1952

14 Radio, 1953

15 Radio Reports, Jan-Apr 1951

27-15-04-01

1 Radio Reports, May-Oct 1951

2 Radio Reports, Nov-Dec 1951

3 Radio Reports, Jan-Mar 1952

4 Radio Reports, Apr-May 1952

5 Radio Reports, Jun-Aug 1952

6 Recreation Association, Kansas, 1952

7 Red Cross, American, Jan-Aug 1951

8 Red Cross, American, Sep-Dec 1952

27-15-04-02

1 Refugee Relief Committee, 1954

2 Religion, undated

3 Rent Control, 1951-53

4 REPORTER, The, 1953

5 Republican Party, 1951-52

6 Republican Party, 1953-54

7 Republican Party -- Industrial Republican Club, 1952

8 Republican State Central Committee, 1951-1954

9 Republicans, Young, 1951-54

10 Rhode Island, 1951-52


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11 Rivers & Harbors Congress, National, Washington D.C., May 25, 1954

12 Safety Conference, 1951-52

13 Saint Lawrence Seaway, 1951

14 Santa Fe, 1954

15 Savings & Loan, 1952

16 Segregation, 1952-54

17 Selective Service, 1951-54

27-15-04-03

1 Signature Law

2 Small Business Commission, 1951-52

3 Social Security Agreement, undated

4 South Dakota, 1953

5 Spain, 1952-53

6 Spraying, 1952

7 Speeches, 1951

8 Speeches, 1952

9 Speeches, 1952

10 Speeches, 1953

11 State Governments, Council of, 1952

12 Steel, 1951-52

13 Stream Improvement, National Council for, 1953

14 Submerged Lands Reports, 1953

15 Sunday School, 1953

16 Sunflower Boys' State, 1951-53

17 Sunflower Girls' State, 1952

18 Switzerland, 1953-54

19 Taxation, 1951-53

20 Teachers Association, Kansas State, 1951-1952

21 Teachers Retirement Bill, 1953

22 Telephone Company, Southwestern Bell, 1951-52

27-15-04-04

1 Television station for the University of Kansas and Kansas State College, 1953

2 Tennessee, 1953

3 Texas, 1951-54

4 Tidelands, Apr 1951

5 Tidelands, May 1951-1953

6 Tornado Conference, 1954

7 Traffic Safety, 1953-54

8 Transcontinental Western, Airlines, 1952

9 Tri-State Industrial Conference, 1951

10 Turnpike -- Kansas & Oklahoma, 1952-54

11 Turnpike, Proposed Highway Intersection, U.S. 50 North with, 1954

12 Un-American Activities, 1951-52

13 United Defense Fund, 1951

14 United Mine Workers, 1951-54

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1 United Nations, 1951-54

2 UNESCO, 1951

3 United Service Organization, 1952-53

United States

4 Agriculture, Dept. of, 1951-54

5 Architect of the Capitol, 1951

6 Civil Defense Administration, 1953

7 Commerce, Dept. of, 1951-54

8 Commerce, Dept. of. Civil Aeronautics Administration, 1951

9 Communications Commission, Federal, 1951

10 Congress. House, 1951-54

11 Congress. Senate, 1951-54

12 Defense, Dept. of 1951-54

13 Defense, Dept. of. Air Force Academy, 1954

14 Defense, Dept. of. Army. Corps of Engineers. Missouri Rivier Division, 1953

15 Displaced Persons Commissions -- DPC-252 Forms, 1951

16 Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of, 1953

17 Housing Administration, Federal, 1951-54

18 Housing Expediter, Office of the, 1951-52

19 Interior, Dept. of the, 1951-54

20 Justice, Dept of, Attorney General, 1951-54

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United States

1 Justice Dept. of. F.B.I., 1951-53

2 Justice Dept. of. Young American Medals Committee, undated

3 Labor, Dept. of, 1951-53

4 Mediation and Conciliation Service, Federal, 1952

5 Postmaster General, 1952-54

6 Power Commission, Federal, 1953-54

7 President -- Inauguration -- Contributions for Inaugural Fund, 1952-53

8 President -- Inauguration -- Fund Raising Campaign, 1951-53

9 President -- Inauguration -- Fund Raising Campaign, 1953





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United States


2 President -- Inauguration -- Petition for a Holiday, 1953

3 President -- Inauguration -- Special Train, 1953

4 President, 1954

5 President -- Highway Safety Program, 1951-54

6 Security Agency, Federal, 1951-54

7 Small Business Administration, 1954

8 Social Security Administration, 1954

9 State Dept., 1951-54


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10 Fulbright Scholarship Committee, 1951-53

11 Supreme Court Reform, Committee for, 1954

12 Treasury, Dept. of, 1951-54

13 Veterans' Administration, 1952-54

14 Universal Military Training, 1951-53

15 Utah, 1951-54

16 Veterans' Administration Hospital, 1954

17 Veterans' Bonuses, 1951-54

18 Veterans' Concerns, 1951-54

19 Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1952-53

20 Virgin Islands, 1952

21 Virginia, 1952-53

22 Voting, 1952

23 Voting (for Eighteen Year Olds), 1951-52

27-15-05-01

1 Washburn University, 1951-1952

2 Washington (State), 1952

3 Washington, D. C., 1951

4 Water Storage -- Pipe, 1954

5 Weather, 1951

6 Welcome Wagon, 1951

7 Wichita -- Annexation -- Eastborough, 1953

8 Wichita Air Base, 1952

9 Wichita Chamber of Commerce, 1951

10 Wichita Meeting, June 23, 1951

11 Wichita Taxicab Strike, 1954

12 Winter Hospital, 1951

13 Women, 1952-54

14 Women's Christian Temperance Union, 1951-1953

15 Women Voters, League of Women, 1952

16 Wooden Church Crusade, 1954

17 Wyandotte County Grand Jury, 1952

18 Wyandotte County Grand Jury, 1952

19 Yugoslavia, 1951

20 Y.W.C.A. Hi-Y & Governor Program, 1953

Series 2: Proclamations and Messages

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27-14-02-06 f5 The Press M-2-3-7-L

27-14-03-01 f4 Gov. Earl Warren of Ca. 72-05-09-01

27-14-03-02 f1 Hoosier Auxiliary News 72-05-09-01

27-14-03-04 f4 Get your Wynn Wynndow ... 72-05-09-01

27-14-03-06 f6 Gov's Baseball Tourn... 72-05-09-01

27-14-03-06 f8 Campaign Comes to 18,000,000 72-05-09-01

27-14-03-07 f3 Kansas City Labor Bulletin

Amarillo Globe 72-05-09-01

27-14-04-02 f5 The Women's Manifesto 72-05-09-01

27-14-04-02 f5 Dear Governor 72-14-04-02

27-14-04-03 f3 How to Make America Strong 72-05-09-01

27-14-04-03 f4 Texas 72-05-09-01

27-14-04-03 f6 Sunday-Kansas City Star 72-05-09-01

27-14-05-03 f2 Kansas State Industrial Farm 72-05-09-01

27-14-05-03 f3 State of Kansas Statement of Revenue Receipts 72-05-09-01

27-14-05-03 f4 Estimate of Collections, ... 72-05-09-01

27-14-06-01 f7 Protect Your Community 72-05-09-01

27-14-06-06 f7 Unidentified map 72-05-09-01

27-14-06-06 f7 Preliminary Study U.S. Highway 81 M-2-3-7-L

27-14-06-06 f8 Map Highway K 57 72-05-09-01

27-14-07-01 f13 U. S. Petroleum Trends 72-05-09-01

27-14-07-04 f1 St. Louis Post-Dispatch 72-05-09-01

27-14-07-04 f3 Forecast of Future Mid-State Water 72-05-09-01

27-14-08-01 f3 State Commission of Revenue and Taxation 72-05-09-01

27-15-01-07 f11 An Important Part of the Pick-Sloan plan 72-05-09-01

27-15-01-07 f12 Summary of Estimated Damages to County 72-05-09-01

27-15-02-01 f3 Summary of Estimated Damages to county 72-05-09-01

27-15-02-01 f4 Considered Eligible for Reinbursement 72-05-09-01

27-15-02-03 f10 What Will Happen to Waconda Spring? 72-05-09-01

27-15-02-05 f3 National 4-H Club Week 72-05-09-01

27-15-02-06 f1 Stocks of Grain -- January 1 72-05-09-01

27-15-03-05 f7 House of Reps of Louisiana 72-05-09-01

27-15-03-05 f18 Michigan House of Reps 72-05-09-01

27-15-03-05 f19 Perspective Looking Northeast 72-05-09-01

27-15-04-02 f13 National St. Lawrence Project Conference 72-05-09-01

27-15-04-04 f4 Michigan Legislature 72-05-09-01

27-15-04-04 f10 Road Maps M-2-3-7-L

27-15-05-01 f13 Teen-Agers Can be Accident-Proof 72-05-09-01

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