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Papers of Harry S. Truman Pertaining to Family, Business, and Personal Affairs

Date Span: 1280-1971

The Papers of Harry S. Truman Pertaining to Family, Business and Personal Affairs include correspondence, handwritten notes, legal documents, financial records, newspaper clippings, other printed material, and memorabilia. More than half of the collection is comprised of letters from Truman to his wife Bess and his daughter Margaret, written over a span of nearly half a century. The collection also contains other records documenting Truman’s education at Independence High School and at the Kansas City School of Law; his activities as a farmer and businessman; his military service during World War I and as a reserve officer; his membership in various organizations; and his career in politics and government.

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ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Size: 16 linear feet, 2 linear inches (about 29,600 pages).
Access: Open, with the exception of a few documents that are closed in accordance with the legal instructions of the donors.
Copyright: Margaret Truman Daniel donated her copyright interest in writings in the Family Correspondence File to the United States government. Documents created by U. S. Government officials in the course of their official duties are likewise in the public domain. Copyright interest in any other writings in these files is assumed to remain with the creators of the documents, or their heirs.
Processed by: Randy Sowell, Tammy Williams, David Clark, Jan Davis, and others (1982-1983, 2004, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2017).

The creation of this online resource was made possible in part by funding from the William T. Kemper Foundation - Commerce Bank, Trustee.

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

1884 (May 8) Born, Lamar, Missouri
1887 Moved with family to farm near Grandview, Missouri
1890 Moved with family to Independence, Missouri
1901 Graduated form Independence High School
1901-1906 Lived in Independence and Kansas City, Missouri; held various jobs, including clerk at two Kansas City banks
1905-1911 Served in Missouri National Guard
1906-1917 Worked on family farm near Grandview, Missouri
1917-1919 Served in 129th Field Artillery; commanded Battery D during World War I; promoted to rank of Captain
1919 (June 28) Married Bess Wallace at Trinity Episcopal Church, Independence, Missouri
1919-1922 Partner with Eddie Jacobson in Kansas City haberdashery
1923-1925 Eastern District Judge, Jackson County (Missouri) Court
1924 (February 17) Daughter Mary Margaret born
1927-1935 Presiding Judge of the Jackson County (Missouri) Court
1935-1945 United States Senator from Missouri
1945 (January 20-April 12) Vice President of the United States
1945 (April 12)-1953 (January 20) President of the United States
1953 (January) Left Presidency and retired to Independence, Missouri
1957 (July 6) Helped dedicate the Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Missouri
1972 (December 26) Died, Research Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri
   

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COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

The Harry S. Truman Papers Pertaining to Family, Business and Personal Affairs mostly consist of documents that were found in the Truman home in Independence around the time of Mrs. Truman’s death in 1982. These documents came into the legal possession of the Truman Library under the terms of Mrs. Truman’s will or through the donation of her daughter, Margaret Truman Daniel. Additional documents were added to the collection in subsequent years.

More than half of the collection is comprised of letters from Truman to his wife Bess and his daughter Margaret, written over a span of nearly half a century. The papers also include handwritten notes, financial records, legal documents, newspaper clippings, other printed material, speeches, reports, and memorabilia. The collection documents Truman’s education at Independence High School and at the Kansas City School of Law; his activities as a farmer and businessman; his military service in World War I and as a reserve officer after the war; his membership in various organizations; and his career in politics and government.

The Family, Business and Personal Affairs Papers are arranged in four series. The first series, the Family Correspondence File, contains more than 1400 handwritten letters from Truman to Bess and Margaret, dating from 1910 to 1959. The Family Correspondence File is further divided into four subseries. The first, Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace, contains the letters that Truman wrote to Bess prior to their marriage in 1919. These letters document their lengthy courtship, which began in earnest in 1910, when Truman was living on the family farm near Grandview, Missouri, and Bess was living with her mother in neighboring Independence. During Truman’s military service in World War I, he wrote to her frequently from his training camp in Oklahoma, and later sent her many letters from overseas while he was stationed in France.

The second subseries, Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace Truman, contains the letters that Truman wrote to Bess during the course of their marriage. He wrote to her constantly (sometimes more than once a day) whenever they were apart for any length of time. Usually, this was when Truman was traveling, on reserve duty with the Army, or tending to official business in Washington while Bess was back home in Independence. Only a few letters in the subseries were written after the Trumans left the White House in 1953.

The third subseries, Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Margaret Truman, contains letters dating from 1925 to 1964. Truman began writing letters to Margaret even before she was old enough to read. There are more than one hundred letters to his daughter in the collection, and more than 1300 to his wife. This correspondence reveals many aspects of Truman’s personality: his devotion to his family, his sense of humor, his sensitivity to criticism, and his determination to succeed.

The fourth subseries, Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Mary Jane Truman, contains photocopies of letters dating from 1945-1948. Most of the letters are addressed to "Mamma (Martha Truman) and Mary". These letters primarily describe Truman’s activities while Vice President and President.

The Family Correspondence File includes some telegrams and postcards, as well as a number of letters that are misdated, dated only by a postmark, or undated. The series also contains copies or transcripts of letters from Truman to his wife that are filed elsewhere in Truman’s papers. In some cases, only a typed transcript of the letter has survived. These characteristics are noted in the list of folder titles at the conclusion of this finding aid.

The next series, the General File, includes appointment books, correspondence, handwritten notes, legal documents, financial records, newspaper clippings, other printed material, speeches, reports, maps, and memorabilia. Among the notable documents in this series are Truman’s English and history notebooks, containing essays that he wrote as a student at Independence High School in 1899-1901. Also of interest is material pertaining to Truman’s attendance as a night-school student at the Kansas City School of Law from 1923 to 1925; this material includes his class notes and examinations as well as a school yearbook.

The General File also contains financial records and legal documents relating to Truman’s activities as a farmer and businessman, including his involvement in mining and oil exploration ventures in partnership with Jerry Culbertson and David H. Morgan during the 1910s, and his partnership with Eddie Jacobson in running a haberdashery in Kansas City from 1919 to 1922. Truman’s bank account books from 1906 to 1916, received from his nephew J. C. Truman in 1983, are also in the series. Also included are Truman’s cancelled checks and bank statements from 1916 to 1924, and records concerning land owned by the Truman family. Other material in the General File relates to Truman’s membership in the American Legion and his continuing association with veterans of his artillery unit, Battery D, after World War I. The series also features information concerning Truman’s years as a county administrator and United States Senator: reports on Jackson County finances, maps of the county road system, and speeches delivered by Truman during his career in government. With the exception of newspaper clippings from scrapbooks covering the period from 1945 to 1951, there are relatively few documents in the series dating from Truman’s Presidential years.

The third series, the Military File, includes correspondence, training manuals, field orders and reports, handwritten notes, and maps relating to Truman’s service as a field artillery officer during and after World War I. The Military File is divided into two subseries, the United States Army Reserves File and the World War I File. Notable documents in this series include notebooks in which Truman recorded his evaluations of the men he commanded in Battery D and their activities during the war; daily marching orders and other documents concerning the battery’s performance; personnel records relating to Truman’s military service; and his handwritten notes and answers for various training exercises.

The last series, the Publications File, contains printed material pertaining to Truman’s military service, his accomplishments as Jackson County Presiding Judge, and his association with the American Legion, the Masons, and the National Old Trails Road Association. The series contains books signed by Harry S. Truman and other well-known people including Adolph Hitler, Winston Churchill, Mark Twain, Jack Dempsey, Alexander Hamilton, Bob Hope, Pat Boone, Martin Luther King, Jr., Groucho Marx, Harpo Marx, Carl Sandburg, Susan B. Anthony, Franklin Pierce, Grover Cleveland, Herbert Hoover, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Lyndon B. Johnson.  Among the interesting items in this series is a copy of Results of County Planning, a volume illustrating the improvements in Jackson County’s road system during Judge Truman’s term of office. The Sluzabnik, dated 1519, is also located in the series. 

Other materials at the Truman Library relating to the personal life, military service, and business activities of Harry S. Truman include: the President's Secretary's Files (Diaries File, Personal File, Family Correspondence File, and Longhand Notes File); the Post-Presidential Papers (Family Correspondence File); the papers of Edward Jacobson, Roy T. Romine, and Mary Jane Truman; Record Group 391 (Battery D Records) and Record Group 407 (Truman's military personnel file); and oral history interviews with Henry P. Chiles, Mary Paxton Keeley, Mary Ethel Noland, and Mize Peters.

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SERIES AND SUBSERIES DESCRIPTIONS

 

Container Nos. SERIES (Subseries)
01-18 FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1910-1959
  Four subseries:
01-06 Correspondence From Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace, 1910-1919, consisting of letters, telegrams, and postcards. Arranged chronologically.
06-16 Correspondence From Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace Truman, 1921-1959, consisting of letters, telegrams, and postcards. Arranged chronologically.
17-19 Correspondence From Harry S. Truman to Margaret Truman, 1927-1955, consisting of letters, telegrams, and postcards. Arranged chronologcially.
19-20 Correspondence From Harry S. Truman to Mary Jane, 1945-1948, consisting of letters, telegrams, and postcards. Arranged chronologcially.
21-29 GENERAL FILE, 1876-1951
  Correspondence, handwritten notes, financial records, legal documents, appointment books, newspaper clippings, other printed material, speeches, reports, maps, and memorabilia relating to Harry S. Truman’s education, career in farming and business, political activities, government service, and membership in various organizations. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
30-34 MILITARY FILE, 1914-1936
  Two subseries:
30-31 United States Army Reserves, 1914-1936, consisting of correspondence, training manuals, maps, and handwritten notes. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
31-34 World War I, 1918-1919, consisting of field orders and reports, handwritten notes, maps, and other items. Arranged alphabetically by subject.
35-51 PUBLICATIONS FILE, 1904-1947
  Printed material relating to Harry S. Truman’s military service, career in government, and association with various organizations. Arranged alphabetically by subject.

 

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FOLDER TITLE LIST

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1910-1959: Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace, 1910-1919

Box 1

Box 2

Box 3

Box 4

Box 5

Box 6

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1910-1959: Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Bess Wallace Truman, 1921-1959

Box 7

Box 8

Box 9

Box 10

Box 11

Box 12

Box 13

Box 14

Box 15

Box 16

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1910-1959: Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Margaret Truman, 1927-1964

Box 17

Box 18

Box 19

FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE FILE, 1910-1959: Correspondence from Harry S. Truman to Mary Jane Truman, 1945-1948

Box 20

GENERAL FILE, 1789-1952

Box 21

  • Abstract of Title [1 of 3]
  • Abstract of Title [2 of 3]
  • Abstract of Title [3 of 3]
  • Account Book, 1920
  • Address Book, 1920
  • American Legion Convention: March-August, 1921
  • American Legion Convention: September, 1921
  • American Legion Convention: October, 1921
  • American Legion Convention: November, 1921
  • Appointment Book: 1923-1924
  • Appointment Book: 1927
  • Appointment Book: 1928

Box 22

  • Appointment Book: 1929
  • Appointment Book: 1930
  • Bank of Belton - Personal Checks Written by Harry S. Truman, 1908, 1916 [Found in Truman's Office at the Harry S. Truman Library, 1993]
  • Battery D Banquet: 1920
  • Battery D Banquet: 1921
  • Calling Cards
  • Cancelled Checks and Bank Statements, 1916-1921
  • Cancelled Checks and Bank Statements, 1922-1923
  • Cancelled Checks and Bank Statements, 1924
  • Check Stubs, 1921
  • Check Stubs, 1922-1923
  • Check Stubs, 1924
  • Check Stubs, 1929
  • Check Stubs, 1933
  • Congressional Inspection Trip, 1939
  • Correspondence, General: 1919
  • Correspondence, General: 1920
  • Correspondence, General: 1921
  • Correspondence, General: January-July, 1922

Box 23

  • Correspondence, General: August-September, 1922
  • Correspondence, General: October-December, 1922
  • Correspondence, General: 1923
  • Correspondence, General: 1924-25
  • Correspondence, General: 1926-53 [bulk date span 1926-1932]
  • Democratic National Convention, 1944
  • Draft Registration Card: Harry S. Truman, 1942
  • Farmers Bank of Grandview: Checks Signed by HST, 1913-14
  • French Letters
  • Gates, Elizabeth Emery
  • "Genealogy of the Truman Family," 1944
  • Georgetown University Honorary Degree, June 17, 1945
  • Independence High School - English Notebook of Harry S. Truman, First Year, 1899 [Copies donated by Martha Ann Swoyer, 2000]
  • Independence High School - English Notebook of Harry S. Truman, Third Year, 1900-1901 [Copies donated by Martha Ann Swoyer, 2000]
  • Independence High School - History Notebook of Harry S. Truman, 1901 [Copies donated by Martha Ann Swoyer, 2000]
  • Insurance
  • Jackson County – Longhand Notes by Harry S. Truman regarding Road Work, 1915
  • Jackson County Audit: 1922 [1 of 2]

Box 24

Box 25

  • Kansas City School of Law: Harry S. Truman Longhand Notes, 1923-24
  • Kansas City School of Law: Lectures, 1923-24
  • Kansas City School of Law: Yearbook, 1924
  • Kinchloe, G. A.: Sale of Property to Harry S. Truman, 1915
  • Land Purchases and Leases, 1903-1922
  • Lindbergh, Charles A.: Banquet Program
  • Maps
  • Marlborough State Bank: Blank Checks
  • Masonic Papers
  • McGuffey’s Eclectic Spelling Book, with Truman Handwriting, c. 1894 [copy donated by Martha Ann Swoyer, 2000]
  • Membership Applications and Cards
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes, 1916-1921
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes – Cancelled Checks, March-April, 1916
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes – Cancelled Checks, May-June, 1916
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes – Cancelled Checks, July, 1916
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes – Cancelled Checks, August, 1916
  • Mining Company: Truman, Culbertson, Hughes – Time and Payroll Book, 1916
  • Miscellaneous: 1919
  • Miscellaneous: 1920
  • Miscellaneous: 1921
  • Miscellaneous: 1921-1953

Box 26

  • Morgan, David H.
  • Newspaper Clippings [1 of 2]
  • Newspaper Clippings [2 of 2]
  • Oppenstein, Lewis: Lawsuit Against Truman and Jacobson
  • Paxton, Mary – Fragment of Letter to Bess Wallace, c. October 1917
  • Photograph Album of Margaret Truman
  • Photograph of Bess Wallace, 1901, with inscription to William Bostian, 1906
  • Programs: 1914-25
  • Programs: 1926-53
  • Promissory Notes
  • Saddle Horse Owned by Harry S. Truman – "Johnson’s King"
  • Saenger, A. G.: Contract and Bill of Sale
  • School Book of Harry S. Truman: Caesar's Gallic War
  • Scrapbook: August 11, 1945-October 26, 1945
  • Scrapbook: October 27, 1945-April 13, 1946

Box 27

  • Scrapbook: April 13, 1946-August 25, 1947
  • Scrapbook: August 19, 1947-November 30, 1949 [1 of 3]
  • Scrapbook: August 19, 1947-November 30, 1949 [2 of 3]
  • Scrapbook: August 19, 1947-November 30, 1949 [3 of 3]
  • Scrapbook: December 1, 1949-April 5, 1951 [1 of 3]

Box 28

  • Scrapbook: December 1, 1949-April 5, 1951 [2 of 3]
  • Scrapbook: December 1, 1949-April 5, 1951 [3 of 3]
  • Security State Bank: Lawsuit Against Harry S. Truman
  • Senatorial Election, 1940
  • Speeches: 1928-36
  • Speeches: 1942-43
  • Speeches: 1944
  • Speeches: Longhand Drafts – Undated
  • Stamps: First Day Covers
  • Stationery
  • Stock Certificate: Truman and Jacobson, Inc. [Received from the Family of John H. Thacher]
  • Tarsney Lakes: "Deed of Sale for Tarsney Lakes Property, May 11, 1934"
  • Truman-Jacobson Haberdashery

Box 29

  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Bank of Belton, Belton, Missouri, Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1906
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Bank of Belton, Belton, Missouri, Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1913
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Bank of Belton, Belton, Missouri, Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1914
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Chrisman-Sawyer Banking Company Account Book of Mrs. Martha E. Truman – 1902
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Day Book of Harry S. Truman, 902 N. Liberty St., Independence, MO … – 1906
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Farmers Bank of Grandview, Missouri Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1908
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Farmers Bank of Grandview, Missouri Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1910
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Farmers Bank of Grandview, Missouri Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1911
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Fragment of Letter to Master J. C. Truman from Harry S. Truman in France, c. 1918
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Ledger, first date, 1906
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: The Missourian, Volume 2, Number 6, March 3, 1945, pages 4 and 5
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Notebook, Presented by Charles Dixon Commission Company, Kansas City Stockyards…
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Peoples State Bank, Dodson, Missouri, Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1914
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Peoples State Bank, Dodson, Missouri, Account Book of Harry S. Truman – 1916
  • Truman, J. C., Items Received from, 1983: Ropp’s New Calculator and Short-Cut Arithmetic, 1906
  • Truman, J. Vivian
  • Truman, Margaret
  • Truman, Margaret: Souvenirs from Potsdam Trip
  • Truman, Mary Jane: Grandview Property
  • Young, Harrison: Last Will and Testament
  • Young, Solomon: Credit Rating, April 24, 1876 by R. G. Dun and Company

MILITARY FILE: United States Army Reserve File, 1914-1936

Box 30

  • Correspondence, General: 1919-1921
  • Correspondence, General: January-June, 1922
  • Correspondence, General: July-December, 1922
  • Correspondence, General: 1923
  • Correspondence, General: 1924
  • Correspondence, General: 1925
  • Correspondence, General: 1927-1928
  • Correspondence, Official: Army Reserves, 1924-1932
  • Maps and Notes
  • Report of Enlistments: Blank Forms
  • Training Manuals [1 of 8]

Box 31

  • Training Manuals [2 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [3 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [4 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [5 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [6 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [7 of 8]
  • Training Manuals [8 of 8]

MILITARY FILE: World War I File, 1918-1919

Box 32

Box 33

Box 34

PUBLICATIONS FILE, 1280-1975

Box 35

  • American Legion, 1920-1924
  • Artillery Firing – March, 1918
  • Books [1 of 6]
  • Books [2 of 6]
  • Books [3 of 6]
  • Books [4 of 6]
  • Books [5 of 6]
  • Books [6 of 6]

Box 36

  • Books - Signed [1 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [2 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [3 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [4 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [5 of 8]

Box 37

  • Books - Signed [6 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [7 of 8]
  • Books - Signed [8 of 8]
  • Department of the Interior Circulars Regarding Homesteads, 1917-1919
  • Field Artillery Journal: March-December, 1921
  • Field Artillery Journal: May-October, 1922
  • Field Artillery Officers Information Bulletins: 1918-1919
  • Field Artillery Officers Information Bulletins: 1920-1921
  • Field Artillery Officers Information Bulletins: 1922-1928

Box 38

  • Gleam, The – Independence High School Yearbook, May, 1904 [2 copies]
  • Jackson County Courthouse Dedication – Official Program, September 7, 1933
  • Log of President Truman’s Trip to Rio de Janeiro, August 31-September 20, 1947 [2 copies]
  • Masonic Information, 1920-1929
  • Michelin Illustrated Guides to the Battlefields, 1914-1918 [1 of 2]
  • Michelin Illustrated Guides to the Battlefields, 1914-1918 [2 of 2]
  • Miscellaneous [Military Publications, Magazines]
  • Mt. Washington News, July 18, 1924
  • National Old Trails Road Association [1 of 2]
  • National Old Trails Road Association [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1928
  • Printed Materials – 1934
  • Printed Materials – 1936
  • Printed Materials – 1937
  • Printed Materials – 1938
  • Printed Materials – 1939
  • Printed Materials – 1940
  • Printed Materials – 1941

Box 39

  • Printed Materials – 1942 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1942 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1943 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1943 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1944 [1 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1944 [2 of 3]

Box 40

  • Printed Materials – 1944 [3 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [1 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [2 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [3 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [4 of 10]

Box 41

  • Printed Materials – 1945 [5 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [6 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [7 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [8 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1945 [9 of 10]

Box 42

  • Printed Materials – 1945 [10 of 10]
  • Printed Materials – 1946 [1 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1946 [2 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1946 [3 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1947 [1 of 3]

Box 43

  • Printed Materials – 1947 [2 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1947 [3 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1948 [1 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1948 [2 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1948 [3 of 3]

Box 44

  • Printed Materials – 1949 [1 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1949 [2 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1949 [3 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1949 [4 of 4]

Box 45

  • Printed Materials – 1950 [1 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1950 [2 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1950 [3 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1950 [4 of 4]
  • Printed Materials – 1951 [1 of 3]

Box 46

  • Printed Materials – 1951 [2 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1951 [3 of 3]
  • Printed Materials – 1952 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1952 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1953 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1953 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1954

Box 47

  • Printed Materials – 1955
  • Printed Materials – 1956
  • Printed Materials – 1957 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1957 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1958-1959
  • Printed Materials – 1960-1961

Box 48

  • Printed Materials – 1962-1963
  • Printed Materials – 1964 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1964 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1965
  • Printed Materials – 1967

Box 49

  • Printed Materials – 1968
  • Printed Materials – 1970 [1 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1970 [2 of 2]
  • Printed Materials – 1973
  • Printed Materials – 1975
  • Printed Materials – Undated [1 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [2 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [3 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [4 of 9]

Box 50

  • Printed Materials – Undated [5 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [6 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [7 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [8 of 9]
  • Printed Materials – Undated [9 of 9]

Box 51

  • Results of County Planning – Jackson County, Missouri
  • Roads, Highways and Bridges
  • Training Publications [1 of 2]
  • Training Publications [2 of 2]
  • United States Army Regulations, 1913
  • United States Army Reserve Officers Association
  • War Department Information Bulletins, 1920-1928

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