Guide to the Richard Neuberger Papers 1930-1960

Creator:	Neuberger, Richard L. (Richard Lewis), 1912-1960
Title:	Richard Neuberger Papers
Dates:	1930-1960 ( inclusive )
Quantity:	77.5 linear feet (58 containers)
Collection Number:	Ax 078
Summary:	Richard Lewis Neuberger (1912-1960), an Oregon native, was a U.S. Senator (D-OR) from 1954 to 1960. The Richard Neuberger collection consists of correspondence, legislation, published articles, and newspaper articles which pertain to the literary and political career of Richard Lewis Neuberger.
Repository:	University of Oregon Libraries Special Collections & University Archives 1299 University of Oregon Eugene, OR 97403-1299 URL: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/index.html
Languages:	Collection materials are in English.
Sponsor:	Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Biographical Note

Richard Lewis Neuberger was born in Portland, Oregon on December 26, 1912 to Isaac and Ruth Neuberger. In 1928, he began writing articles for various newspapers and magazines. He attended the University of Oregon in Eugene as an undergraduate and during that time he published his first article in the New York Times. Neuberger attended classes at the University of Oregon Law School in the 1930’s. In time Neuberger became a regular correspondent for the Pacific Northwest. By 1940, Neuberger’s name was well known to the readers of The New Republic, Harper’s Magazine, Collier’s, The Christian Century, Forum, Current History, American Magazine, and Reader’s Digest. In his lifetime, Richard Neuberger wrote a total of six books and over 300 articles for various newspapers and magazines. In 1940, he was elected as representative to the Oregon Legislative Assembly. He resigned in 1942 to fight in World War II, where he earned the rank of captain.

Richard Neuberger married Maurine Brown on December 20, 1945. In 1946 he was asked to run for governor of Oregon. He declined but instead ran for the state senate and was defeated. He continued writing articles until 1948 when he again ran for state senate, and was this time elected. In 1950, Maurine Neuberger was elected to the state House of Representatives. They were the only husband and wife pair in American history to hold political positions at the same time.

In 1954, Richard Neuberger ran for the United States Senate and became the first Democratic senator from Oregon since 1914. He held the position of U.S. Senator until his death in 1960, when his wife was chosen to complete his term.

Content Description

The Richard Neuberger collection comprises correspondence, legislation, published articles, photographs and newspaper articles which pertain to the literary and political career of Richard Lewis Neuberger. The Senatorial files include correspondence, legislation, and reports given to or written by Neuberger as well as sound recordings. Neuberger's Personal files cover specific issues. The Manuscripts series contains manuscripts, published materials, and literary correspondence, and is a record of most of Neuberger's literary articles. This series contains original published articles and unpublished drafts. The Biographical series is not very large. It contains articles written about his personal life and career. The Scrapbooks series includes newspaper clippings, pictures, and sound recordings that relate to Neuberger in some way. The Oversize Material series contains scrapbooks, films, sound recordings and speech index.

Use of the Collection

Restrictions on Access :

Collection is open to the public.

Collection must be used in Special Collections & University Archives Reading Room.

Restrictions on Use :

Property rights reside with the Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries. Copyright resides with the creators of the documents or their heirs. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to the Manuscripts Librarian in Special Collections & University Archives. The reader must also obtain permission of the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation :

[Identification of item], Richard Neuberger Papers, Ax 078, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon Libraries, Eugene, Oregon.

Administrative Information

Arrangement :

Collection is organized into the following series:

Series I. Senatorial files
Series II. Personal files
- Subseries A. General correspondence
- Subseries B. Oregon Legislature correspondence
- Subseries C. Presidential election, 1940
- Subseries D. U.S. Senate campaign, 1954
- Subseries E. Literary career
Series III. Manuscripts, published pieces, editorial correspondence
Series IV. Biographical material
Series V. Scrapbooks
Series VI. Miscellaneous papers
Series VII. Oversize material
Series VIII. Photographs.

Acquisition Information :

The collection was a gift of the Neuberger family.

Separated Materials :

Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH085.

Detailed Description of the Collection

The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection.

Series I: Senatorial Files

Correspondence files, arranged by broad subject, as filed by Senator Neuberger’s staff. The correspondence and accompanying documents relate to problems of constituents, bills pending in Congress, long-range issues, and questions of the moment that concerned or might concern Congress. The correspondence is with persons having particular interest in specific legislation or issues. Much of it is from Oregon and Pacific Northwest sources.

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
1	1-9	Agriculture. Forest Service. General
1	10	Agriculture. Forest Service. General. Miscellaneous
1	11	Agriculture. Forest Service. Budget. Corvallis Lab
1	12	Agriculture. Forest Service. Pulp Mills Ownership of mills, and pollution problems.	1957
1	12	Agriculture. Forest Service. Sustained Yield Various sustained yield units, and Neuberger legislation concerning sustained yield.
1	13	Agriculture. Forest Service. Timber Sales Cutting practices, and sales of timber land.
1	14	Agriculture. Forest Service. Timberline Lodge Forest Service programs in the Mt. Hood, Ore. Area, and the development of Timberline Lodge.
1	15	Agriculture. Forest Service. Vincent Creek Forest Fire Legislation Question of compensation for fighting Vincent Creek fire, 1951, by the U.S. government to Oregon Forest Fire Association. S. 1153, 86th Cong., and S. Res. 327, 86th Cong. Also, Memorandum, Oregon State Board of Forestry, July 12, 1956 on Vincent Creek fire.	1951-1956
1	16	Agriculture. Mice
1	17	Agriculture. Soil Conservation Bureau of Land Management; Soil Conservation Service. Budgets, specific programs, and request.
1	18	Alcohol Liquor on army posts; liquor laws and legislation.
1	19	Animal Welfare Cruelty to animals; anti-vivisection; animals in laboratories.
1	20	Armed Services. Air Force Use of military personnel in construction work on Air Force bases.
1	21	Armed Services. Coast Guard Radar equipment proposed for Coast Guard stations in Oregon.
1	22	Armed Services. Installations Posts, camps and stations, especially in Oregon. Specifically, Tongue Point Naval Station, Astoria.
1	23	Armed Services. Installations. Boardman Bombing Range Disposition of the bombing range.	1960
1	24	Armed Services. Installations. Housing Transportation of household goods of military personnel by private moving firms.	1959-1960
1	25	Armed Services. Selective Service Extension of Selective Service Act.	1959
1	26	Campaign Spending
1	27	Campaign Spending	1955
1	28-29	Campaign Spending	1956
1	30	Campaign Spending	1957
1	31-32	Campaign Spending	1958
1	33	Campaign Spending	1959
1	34	Campaign Spending. Miscellaneous
1	35	Campaign Spending. Legislation “Case-Neuberger bill,” S. 1332, and other bills.
2	1	Campaign Spending. Conflict of Interest Congressional ethics as related to obligations of congressmen to contributors.
2	2	Civil Rights Anti-Semitism, segregation, states’ rights.
2	3	Civil Rights. J. Robert Oppenheimer The appearance of Oppenheimer on campus in Oregon and Washington.	1955
2	4	Claims. Robert Stroud Efforts toward release of Stroud from prison; the “Birdman of Alcatraz”.
2	5	Commerce. Exports Export of Oregon products; the question of export of scrap metal.
2	6	Commerce. Reciprocal Trade	1955
2	7	Commerce. Sugar Amendments to sugar import regulations, especially as effecting sugar beet industry.
2	8	Commerce. Tuna Fish Tariff on import of frozen tuna for processing.
2	9	Commerce. Foreign Trade and tariff policies in general.
2	10	Committees and Commissions. General
2	11	Committees and Commissions. General Public and governmental.
2	12	Committees and Commissions. Agriculture and Forestry Committee Neuberger declines membership.	1958
2	13	Committees and Commissions. Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Commission
2	14	Committees and Commissions. Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
2	15	Committees and Commissions. National Monuments Commission Interior Department. National Park Service.
2	16	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission
2	17	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission	1958
2	18	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission	1958-1959
2	19-21	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission	1959
2	22	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission	1960
2	23	Committees and Commissions. National Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission. Miscellaneous
2	24	Committees and Commissions. New York University Hall of Fame
2	25	Committees and Commissions. Post Office and Civil Service Committee
2	26	Committees and Commissions. Public Works Committee
2	27	Committees and Commissions. Select Committee on Small Business
2	28	Committees and Commissions. Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Commission
2	29	Congressman Letters of approval, requests, letters of welcome.
2	30	Conservation. General	1954-1955
2	31	Conservation. General	1955
2	32	Conservation. General	1955-1956
2	33	Conservation. General	1956-1957
2	34	Conservation. General	1958-1959
3	1	Conservation. General	1959-1960
3	2	Conservation. General. Miscellaneous
3	3	Conservation. General. Colorado River Basin Upper Colorado project.
3	4	Conservation. Echo Park
3	5	Conservation. Echo Park	1955
3	6	Conservation. Echo Park	1955-1956
3	7	Conservation. Echo Park. Miscellaneous
3	8	Conservation. George Washington Memorial Parkway
3	9	Conservation. Mineral Claims and Rights
3	10	Conservation. National Forests	1954-1956
3	11	Conservation. National Forests	1957-1959
3	12	Conservation. National Forests. Miscellaneous
3	13	Conservation. National Parks	1955
3	14	Conservation. National Parks	1956-1957
3	15	Conservation. National Parks	1958-1960
3	16	Conservation. National Parks. Miscellaneous
3	17	Conservation. National Parks. “Mission 66.” Miscellaneous
3	18	Conservation. National Parks. Olympic National Park Proposals for expanding, contracting, timber sales.
3	19	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes
3	20	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	March 1959-April 18, 1959
3	21	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	April 1959-May 1959
3	22	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	June 1959-July 1959
3	23	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	August 1959
3	24	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	September 1959
3	25	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	October 1959
3	26	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	November 1959-December 1959
3	27	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes	1960
3	28	Conservation. National Parks. Seashore and Dunes. Miscellaneous
3	29	Conservation. National Parks. Shoreline Bill S. 2010. Also, Indian Dunes Park.	1959
4	1	Conservation. National Resources Conservation of water.
4	2	Conservation. Rock Creek Park, District of Columbia Proposals to add to, change, and improve.
4	3	Conservation. Soil Soil conservation districts in Oregon. Budgets, proposals, reports and problems.
4	4	Conservation. Waldo Lake Proposals Access to and improvement of Waldo Lake, Ore. region.
4	5	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals
4	6	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1956-1957
4	7	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1957
4	8	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1957-1958
4	9	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1958 (April 3, 1958-August 28, 1958)
4	10	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1958 (September 5, 1958-November 26, 1958)
4	11	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1958-1959
4	12	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1959
4	13	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals	1959-1960
4	14	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals. Miscellaneous
4	15	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals. Three Sisters Wilderness Area, Oregon
4	16	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals. Three Sisters Wilderness Area, Oregon	1955
4	17	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals. Three Sisters Wilderness Area, Oregon	1956
4	18	Conservation. Wilderness Area Proposals. Three Sisters Wilderness Area, Oregon. Miscellaneous
4	19	Conservation. Youth Conservation Corps Proposed S. 812.	1959
4	20	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1955
4	21	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1956
4	22	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1956-1957
4	23	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1957-1958
4	24	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1958
4	25	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1958-1959
4	26	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1959 (February 5, 1959-April 16, 1959)
4	27	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1959 (April 17, 1959-July 29, 1959)
4	28	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1959 (August 3, 1959-December 1959)
4	29	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife	1960
5	1	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Miscellaneous
5	2	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Hearing Statements
5	3	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Hearings Hearing of special subcommittees on fisheries of the Senate committee on interstate and foreign commerce, Astoria, Ore. Correspondence and documents.	November 10, 1959
5	4	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Humane Trapping
5	5	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Salmon Runs Conflict between power dams and salmon interests.
5	6	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Refuges. National Wildlife Refuges
5	7	Conservation of Fish and Wildlife. Refuges, Wichita Refuge
5	8	Confirmations and Appointments. General	1958
5	9	Confirmations and Appointments. General	1959-1960
5	10	Confirmations and Appointments. Ankeny, Marlin J. (Director, U.S. Bureau of Mines)
5	11	Confirmations and Appointments. D’Ewart, Wesley. (Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Public Management)
5	12	Confirmations and Appointments. East, William G. (U.S. District Judge, District of Oregon)
5	13	Confirmations and Appointments. Hall, John A. (Director, Bureau of Locomotive Inspection)
5	14	Confirmations and Appointments. Harlan, John. (Supreme Court Justice)
5	15	Confirmations and Appointments. Keuykendall, Jerome K. (Chairman, Federal Power Commission)
5	16	Confirmations and Appointments. Luce, Clare Booth. (Ambassador to Brazil)
5	17	Confirmations and Appointments. Sobeloff, Simon E. (Associate Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals)	July 3, 1956-July 5, 1956
5	18	Confirmations and Appointments. Sobeloff, Simon E. (Associate Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals)	February 6, 1959-June 23, 1959
5	19	Confirmations and Appointments. Sobeloff, Simon E. (Associate Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals) Miscellaneous	December 18, 1959
5	20	Confirmations and Appointments. Strauss, Lewis L. (Secretary of Commerce)
5	21	Defense. General
5	22	Defense. General	1955-1957
5	23	Defense. General. Miscellaneous	1958-1959
5	24	Defense. Atomic Weapons Nuclear testing, use of atomic weapons.
5	25	Democratic Party. General
5	26	Democratic Party. Johnson-Proxmire case Letters concerning Neuberger’s defense of Sen. Lyndon Johnson against Sen. William Proxmire.	1959
5	27	Democratic Party. Oregon
5	28	Education and Training. General
5	29	Education and Training. General	1956-March 1958
5	30	Education and Training. General	1955-1960
5	31	Education and Training. Academy Appointments USMA, USNA, USAFA, Merchant Marines.	1955-1956
5	32	Education and Training. Academy Appointments USMA, USNA, USAFA, Merchant Marines.	1957-1958
5	33	Education and Training. Academy Appointments. Miscellaneous USMA, USNA, USAFA, Merchant Marines.	1955-1958
5	34	Education and Training. Blind and Deaf Assistance
5	35	Education and Training. Federal Aid	1955-1956
5	36	Education and Training. Federal Aid	1957-1958
6	1	Education and Training. Federal Aid	1958-1959
6	2	Education and Training. Federal Aid. Miscellaneous	1955-1960
6	3	Education and Training. Federal Aid. Impacted Areas Assistance under P.L. 815.	1959-1960
6	4	Education and Training. Federal Aid. Murray-Metcalf Bill S. 2 and H.R. 22.	1959
6	5	Education and Training. National Defense Education Act	1958-1959
6	6	Education and Training. National Defense Education Act	1959-1960
6	7	Education and Training. Federal Aid. Parochial Schools Roman Catholic influence on legislation.
6	8	Education and Training. Juvenile Delinquency Welfare programs, punishment of delinquents.
6	9	Education and Training. National Education Association
6	10	Education and Training. Physical Education Government interest in physical fitness.
6	11	Education and Training. Scholarships Neuberger scholarships to various schools.
6	12	Education and Training. Universities and Colleges	June 1955-1957
6	13	Education and Training. Universities and Colleges	1957-1960
6	14	Elections Plans for re-election by Neuberger.	1960
6	15	Family Allowance Plan	1955-1957
6	16	Family Allowance Plan	1957-1960
6	17	Foreign Relations. General
6	18	Foreign Relations. General	1955
6	19	Foreign Relations. General	1956-1957
6	20	Foreign Relations. Foreign Aid	1955-1957
6	21	Foreign Relations. Foreign Aid	1958
6	22	Foreign Relations. Foreign Aid. Miscellaneous	1959-1960
6	23	Foreign Relations. Radio Free Europe
6	24	Foreign Relations. Relief of Orphans Particularly Korean orphans.
6	25	Foreign Relations. General Treaties and agreements of interest to Oregon persons.
6	26	Foreign Relations. Asia
6	27	Foreign Relations. Canada
6	28	Foreign Relations. Canada	1957-1959
6	29	Foreign Relations. Red China
6	30	Foreign Relations. Europe
6	31	Foreign Relations. Formosa
6	32	Foreign Relations. Hungary
6	33	Foreign Relations. Japan
6	34	Foreign Relations. Latin America
6	35	Foreign Relations. North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
6	36	Foreign Relations. Russia
6	37	Foreign Relations. United Nations
7	1	General. Economics. “Census” Census, economic theories, monetary and fiscal policies.
7	2	General. Politics Forms of government, federal-state relations, presidential succession, nepotism, political oddities.
7	3	General Legislation	1956
7	4	General Legislation	1957
7	5	General Legislation	January 1959-June 1959
7	6	General Legislation Requests for, reports on, and information about legislation.	July 1959-December 1959
7	7	General Legislation. Co-Sponsored Legislation
8	1	General Legislation. Accountants and Accounting
8	2	General Legislation. Alien Property
8	3	General Legislation. Community Facilities Bill
8	4	General Legislation. Detroit Dam Naming of dam after Douglas McKay.
8	5	General Legislation. DeVoto, Bernard Bill Proposal to name national forest in Idaho after Bernard DeVoto.
8	6	General Legislation. District of Columbia	1959
8	7	General Legislation. Disaster Insurance. Lehman bill, S. 3137, 84th Congress
8	8	General Legislation. Drug Prices
8	9	General Legislation. Fair Trade S. 3850, 85th Congress.
8	10	General Legislation. Federal Construction Contract Procedures Act H.R. 7168, S. 2300.	1957-1958
8	11	General Legislation. Flood Control Flood insurance, bank erosion control.
8	12	General Legislation. Henly Construction Company Private bill for relief.
8	13	General Legislation. Housing Low income housing, housing for aged, federal support of housing construction.
8	14	General Legislation. Inflation
8	15	General Legislation. Irrigon (Barge) S. 2342, permitting use of barge Irrigon in coast-wide trade.	1956
8	16	General Legislation. Job Discrimination Discrimination against persons over 40.
8	17	General Legislation. Jury Trials for Seamen S. 1813.	1954
8	18	General Legislation. Metric System
8	19	General Legislation. Nepotism
8	20	General Legislation. Obscene Literature
8	21	General Legislation. Off-shore Oil
8	22	General Legislation. Repeal of 22nd Amendment
8	23	General Legislation. Robinson-Patman Act Anti-price discrimination, especially gasoline dealers and distributors.
8	24	General Legislation. Rule 22 Limiting debate; anti-filibuster.
8	25	General Legislation. Rural Library Service Act Extension of Rural Library Service Act.
8	26	General Legislation. Shoe Labeling
8	27	General Legislation. Small Boat Safety
8	28	General Legislation. The Dalles Dam Proposal to name the dam after Franklin D. Roosevelt.
8	29	General Legislation. Television Bill
8	30	General Legislation. Unemployment Insurance	1958
8	31	General Legislation. Sara Venegas Private bill.
8	32	General Legislation. Vivisection Correspondence
8	33	Government Agencies and Departments. Agriculture
8	34	Government Agencies and Departments. Air Force
8	35	Government Agencies and Departments. Architect of the Capitol
8	36	Government Agencies and Departments. Army
8	37	Government Agencies and Departments. Atomic Energy Commission
8	38	Government Agencies and Departments. Budget Bureau
8	39	Government Agencies and Departments. Budget Bureau	1959
8	40	Government Agencies and Departments. Budget Bureau – Budget Reductions
9	1	Government Agencies and Departments. Census Bureau
9	2-3	Government Agencies and Departments. Civil Aeronautics Board
9	4	Government Agencies and Departments. Civil Aeronautics Board	1958-1959
9	5	Government Agencies and Departments. Docket 5463. Klamath Falls airline service
9	6	Government Agencies and Departments. Docket 5463. Klamath Falls airline service. Klamath Falls – Reno
9	7	Government Agencies and Departments. Docket 5031. Polar air route case
9	8	Government Agencies and Departments. Overseas airline carriers
9	9	Government Agencies and Departments. Civil Service Commission
9	10	Government Agencies and Departments. Commerce Department
9	11	Government Agencies and Departments. Commerce Department – Aid to airports legislation
9	12	Government Agencies and Departments. Customs Bureau
9	13	Government Agencies and Departments. Defense Department
9	14	Government Agencies and Departments. Engineers, Corps of	1958-1959
9	15	Government Agencies and Departments. Engineers, Corps of – Arlington, Ore., disposal of property
9	16	Government Agencies and Departments. Farmers Home Loan Administration
9	17	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Aviation Agency
9	18	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Communications Commission	1955-1959
9	19	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Communications Commission. Radio
9	20	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Communications Commission. Television
9	21	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Communications Commission. Television, Channel 9, Eugene, Ore.
9	22	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Home Loan Bank Board
9	23	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Housing Administration	1958-1959
9	24	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Housing Administration. Arrington, J. Guy
9	25	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Housing Administration. Montee addition, Pendleton, Ore.
9	26	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Housing Administration. Moorland Court, Inc., Fairbanks, AK.
9	27	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Power Commission
9	28	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Power Commission	1958-1959
10	1	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Reserve System
10	2	Government Agencies and Departments. Federal Trade Commissions. Battery additive
10	3	Government Agencies and Departments. General Service Administration
10	4	Government Agencies and Departments. Interior Department. Alaska
10	5	Government Agencies and Departments. Interior Department. Land Exchange in Lower Klamath Lake Area – Veterans Farming
10	6	Government Agencies and Departments. Interior Department. Bonneville Power Administration. Raymond H. Harlow case, personal policies, land acquisition
10	7	Government Agencies and Departments. Interior Department. Appointment of Fred Seaton
10	8	Government Agencies and Departments. Interior Department. Bureau of Indian Affairs
10	9	Government Agencies and Departments. Interstate Commerce Commission
10	10-11	Government Agencies and Departments. Interstate Commerce Commission. Boxcar shortage in west
10	12	Government Agencies and Departments. Interstate Commerce Commission. Reduced freight rates for meat packing house products
10	13	Government Agencies and Departments. Justice Department
10	14	Government Agencies and Departments. Justice Department. Paul Hanlin case
10	15	Government Agencies and Departments. Justice Department. Matson steamship line rate case
10	16	Government Agencies and Departments. Justice Department. Federal Bureau of Investigation
10	17	Government Agencies and Departments. Labor Department
10	18-19	Government Agencies and Departments. Land Management Bureau
10	20	Government Agencies and Departments. Land Management Bureau. Access to public land
10	21	Government Agencies and Departments. Land Management Bureau. Vincent Creek fire	1951
11	1	Government Agencies and Departments. Maritime Commission
11	2	Government Agencies and Departments. National Institute of Health
11	3	Government Agencies and Departments. National Labor Relations Board
11	4-5	Government Agencies and Departments. Navy Department
11	6	Government Agencies and Departments. Navy Department. Blimps
11	7	Government Agencies and Departments. Navy Department. Bureau of ships
11	8	Government Agencies and Departments. Post Office Department
11	9	Government Agencies and Departments. Public Housing Administration
11	10	Government Agencies and Departments. Public Roads Bureau
11	11	Government Agencies and Departments. Reclamation Bureau
11	12-13	Government Agencies and Departments. Rural Electrification Administration
11	14	Government Agencies and Departments. Securities Exchange Commission (Especially Central Oils, Inc.)
11	15	Government Agencies and Departments. Small Business Administration
11	16	Government Agencies and Departments. Small Business Administration	1959
11	17	Government Agencies and Departments. Small Business Administration - Timber set-aside program
11	18	Government Agencies and Departments. State Department
11	19	Government Agencies and Departments. State Department	1959-1960
11	20	Government Agencies and Departments. State Department	1957-1958
11	21	Government Agencies and Departments. State Department. Columbia missionaries case
11	22	Government Agencies and Departments. State Department. Galapagos Islands colony (proposed)
11	23	Government Agencies and Departments. United States Information Agency
11	24	Government Agencies and Departments. Weather Bureau
11	25	Immigration
11	26	Immigration. Holt, Harry Korean orphans project.
11	27	Immigration. Korean Veterans. Naturalization
11	28	Immigration. McCarran-Walter Act
11	29	Immigration. Refugee Relief Legislation
11	30	Immigration. Refugees
11	31	Immigration. Refugees. Hungarian
11	32	Immigration. Refugees. Orphans Includes Holt orphans.	1958
12	1	Indian Affairs. General and Legislation	1957-1958
12	2	Indian Affairs. General	1959
12	3	Indian Affairs. Claims
12	4	Indian Affairs. S 1215. Morse-Neuberger Bill
12	5	Indian Affairs. Indian Claims Commission Act Bill to extend or continue.
12	6-7	Indian Affairs. Celilo Indians
12	8	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians
12	9	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians	1955-1956
12	10	Indian Affairs. Colville Indians
12	11	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. Wade Crawford case
12	12	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. McKay-Phillips case
12	13	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. Termination of Reservation	1957
12	14	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. Termination of Reservation	January 1958-April 1958
13	1	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. Termination of Reservation	August 1958-December 1958
13	2	Indian Affairs. Klamath Indians. Termination of Reservation	1959
13	3	Indian Affairs. Nez Pierce Indians. Chief Joseph Proposals to re-inter Chief Joseph in Wallowa County, Ore. Includes file of Max Wilson, attorney of Joseph, Ore., on subject of burial of Chief Joseph.	1923-1949
13	4	Indian Affairs. Quinault Indians. Timber
13	5	Indian Affairs. Yakima Indians Settlement of claims resulting from construction of the Dalles Dam.
13	6	Industries. General Includes flouring mills in Philippines and Korea.	1954-1959
13	7	Industries. Area Redevelopment Legislation
13	8	Industries. Aluminum
13	9	Industries. Archery Procurement of arrow shaft timber.
13	10	Industries. Banking Mergers, interest rates, bank policy, and fiscal policy. Especially letters from C.B. Stephenson, president, First National Bank of Oregon.
13	11	Industries. Banking. Financial Institutions Act of 1957 Amendment.	1957
13	12	Industries. Defense Contracts Assistance to Northwest, especially Oregon, firms bidding on defense contracts.	1955-1960
13	13	Industries. Defense Contracts. Willamette Iron and Steel Company Bids
13	14	Industries. Fishing Salmon and tuna fishing and canning. Sports vs. commercial fishing, and fish vs. power dams controversy. Especially letters from T.F. Sandoz, Columbia River Packers Association.
13	15	Industries. Gasoline and Oil. Dealers
13	16	Industries. Lumber Including plywood.	1955-1957
14	1	Industries. Lumber	1958
14	2	Industries. Lumber	1959-1960
14	3	Industries. Mining Specifically in Oregon: gold, mercury and tungsten.	1955-1960
14	4	Industries. Mining. Chrome and Manganese
14	5	Industries. Mining. Nickel
14	6	Industries. Mining. Tungsten Mark II Mining Company, Portland, Ore.
14	7	Industries. Mining. Petroleum and Natural Gas Natural gas legislation and oil prospecting in Oregon.
14	8	Industries. Mining. Zirconium Wah Chang Corporation, Albany, Ore.
14	9	Industries. Publishing
14	10	Industries. Ship Yards. Repair
14	11	Industries. Soap Henry Feldman, Mt. Hood Soap Co., Portland, Ore.
14	12	Industries. Sporting Goods. Sale of Firearms
14	13	Industries. Steel. Scrap Export of scrap metal.
14	14	Industries. Tugboats Towing of government vessels. Especially letters from Thomas J. White, secretary, Columbia Basin River Operators.
14	15	Irrigation and Reclamation. General	1956-1957
14	16	Irrigation and Reclamation. General	1958
14	17	Irrigation and Reclamation. Appropriations Budget Bureau, U.S. Engineers, and appropriations committees.	1955-1958
14	18	Irrigation and Reclamation. Columbia Basin Account S. 1388, 86th Congress, to provide for establishment of a Pacific Northwest Account, to assist orderly marketing of and allocation of funds from powers projects in the region.	1957-1960
15	1	Irrigation and Reclamation. Columbia Basin Interagency Committee
15	2	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. General
15	3	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Potential Floods, Oregon U.S. Engineers estimate of possible flooding in Oregon.	1956
15	4	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Rainer Drainage District Need for diking of Columbia River.
15	5	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Rogue River
15	6	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Santiam River
15	7	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Umpqua River Basin
15	8	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Control. Willamette Basin
15	9	Irrigation and Reclamation. Flood Damage and Insurance. Oregon	1956
15	10	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Baker Project (Baker County, Ore.)
15	11	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Bruce's Eddy (Proposed)
15	12	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Bully Creek
15	13	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Crooked River
15	14	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Green Peter and Cougar Dams
15	15	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Haystack Reservoir
15	16	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Hills Creek Dam
15	17	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Klamath Canal Fence
15	18	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Klamath Irrigation District
15	19	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Mill Creek
15	20	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Owyhee Project
15	21	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Pendleton Project
16	1	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Savage Rapids Dam. (Fish screens)
16	2	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Silvies River Project
16	3	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Silvies River Survey
16	4	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Talent Project
16	5	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. The Dalles, West Unit
16	6	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Tillamook Bay and Bar (Bayocean)
16	7	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Tualatin River Project
16	8	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Wapinitis Project
16	9	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. West Rainier Project
16	10	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Wilson River (Fish rehabilitation)
16	11	Irrigation and Reclamation Projects. Yamhill Basin Project (Yamhill Basin Commission)
16	12	Judiciary. General
16	13	Judiciary. U.S. Marshall (Medford) Retaining office of Deputy U.S. Marshall in Medford.
16	14	Labor. General	1956
16	15	Labor. General	1957-1958
16	16	Labor. General	1959-1960
16	17	Labor. Automation
16	18	Labor. Fair Labor Standards Act Amendments to and exemptions from.
16	19	Labor. National Labor Relations Board Relating to various cases before it.