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.
16	20	Labor. Wages and Hours
16	21	Labor Unions. General	1957-1958
16	22	Labor Unions. General	1959
16	23	Labor Unions. General	1960
16	24	Labor Unions. Investigations of Racketeering House select committee on improper activities in the labor-management field.	1957
16	25	Labor. Resolution to Investigate Racketeering
16	26	Labor Unions. Legislation. General	1960
16	27	Labor Unions. Legislation. General Proposals for and against labor legislation and control of union activities.	1952
16	28	Labor Unions. Legislation. Kenney-Ives-Copper bills
16	29	Labor Unions. AFL-CIO
16	30	Labor Unions. International Woodworkers of America (IWA)
16	31	Labor Unions. Teamsters
16	32	Labor Unions. Transport Workers
17	1	Lobbying
17	2	National Monuments and Memorials. General
17	3	National Monuments and Memorials. Fort Clatsop, Ore.
17	4	Navigation. General
17	5	Navigation. General	1955-1956
17	6	Navigation. General	1957-1958
17	7	Navigation. Waterways. Use Charges
17	8	Navigation. Waterways. Toll-free rivers
17	9	Navigation Projects
17	10	Bandon, Port of (Coquille River)
17	11	Charleston Small Boat Harbor
17	12	Chetko Cove and Harbor
17	13	Columbia River. General
17	14	Columbia River. Channel Development
17	15	Columbia River. Use of Government Lands
17	16	Coos-Millicoma Project
17	17	Port Orford
17	18	Port of Portland
17	19	Port of Siuslaw	1955-1956
17	20	Port of Siuslaw	1957-1958
17	21	Skipanon Channel
17	22	Tillamook Bay and Bar
17	23	Umatilla River
17	24	Umpqua River Project	1956-1958
17	25	Umpqua River Project	1959-1960
17	26	Yaquina Bay
18	1	Oregon. General	1955
18	2	Oregon. General	1956
18	3	Oregon. General	1957
18	4	Oregon. General	1958
18	5	Oregon. General	1959
18	6-7	Oregon. General	1960
18	8	Oregon. Archaeological Society Preservation of artifacts in the Dalles Dam area and elsewhere. Also other groups with same interest.
18	9	Oregon. Economic Situation	January 1957-June 1957
18	10	Oregon. Economic Situation	July 1957-December 1957
18	11	Oregon. Economic Situation	1959-1960
18	12	Oregon. Election Laws Specifically, as affecting Democratic Party. Duplicate signing of poll books.
18	13	Oregon. Foreign Trade and Investments Proposed study of impact of foreign trade on Oregon economy.
18	14	Oregon. Highways Federal aid to highway construction. Route and land acquisition controversies.
18	15	Oregon. Klamath River Basin Compact S. 2431, 1957, providing for joint interstate use of Klamath River water by Oregon and California. Also A.M. Thomas report on the California-Oregon Interstate Klamath River Commission, 1956.	1956-1957
19	1	Oregon. Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) Federal aid and cooperation for.
19	2	Oregon. Portland Zoo Aid in acquiring animals.
19	3	Oregon. Portland Airport Controversy over military use of.
19	4	Oregon. Roseburg Explosion Includes copy of investigation by I.C.C Bureau of Motor Carriers, Section of Motor Carrier Safety. Dec. 7, 1959.	1959
19	5	Oregon. Welfare Problems Requests for aid; requests for federal legislation.
19	6	Oregon. Politics. General	1956-1957
19	7	Oregon. Politics. General	1958
19	8	Oregon. Politics. General	1959
19	9	Oregon. Politics. General	1960
19	10	Oregon. Politics. Robert Holms Campaign.	1958
19	11	Oregon. Politics. Mark Hatfield
19	12	Organizations. Boy Scouts of America
19	13	Organizations. Americans for Democratic Action
19	14	Passports Aid in securing; controversy over non-issuance for political reasons.
19	15	Patents Advice on how to patent; requests for change in laws.
19	16	Personalities. A through . . .
19	17	Personalities. McKay, Douglas
19	18	Personalities. Eisenhower, Dwight D.
19	19	Personalities. Nixon, Richard
19	20	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. General
19	21	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. General	1958
19	22	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. General	1959
19	23	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. General	1960
20	1	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. General
20	2	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. General	1955
20	3	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. General	1959
20	4	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Alaska Mail Route Bill S. 1849.	1959
20	5	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Closures
20	6	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Closures. Hauser, OR Closure
20	7	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Commemorative Stamps
20	8	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. New Buildings, Oregon
20	9	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Parcel Post Sizes
20	10	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Rates
20	11	Post Office and Civil Service. Rural Routes
20	12	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. “Train to Plane” First Class Mail
20	13	Post Office and Civil Service. P.O. Trains and Trucks
20	14	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Claims “R”
20	15	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Health Insurance
20	15	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Legislation
20	16	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Retirees
20	17	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Health Legislation for Retirees
20	18-19	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Retirements
20	20	Post Office and Civil Service. C.S. Security Loyalty oaths, security charges.
21	1	Power. Bonneville Power Administration (BPA)
21	2	IPC Witness, Moment, Sam
21	3	Power. General	1955
21	4	Power. General	1955-1956
21	5	Power. General	1957-1960
21	6	Power Clippings
21	7	Columbia Basin Compact. General	1955-1958
21	8	Columbia River Regional Power Corporation	1960
21	9	Cougar Dam Docket. Project 2154
21	10	Columbia River Basin Development/Columbia River Regional Power Corp.	1957-1958
21	11	Columbia River Basin Development/Columbia River Regional Power Corp.	1959
21	12	Regional Power Corporation Bill S. 3114
21	13	Columbia River Diversion	1955-1956
22	1	Power Clippings. Regional Columbia River Diversion, etc.
22	2	Regional Columbia River Diversion. Canadian Hydroelectric Power Development
22	3	Power. Canada
22	4	Power. Upper Columbia River Hearings	1958
22	5	Power. Columbia River Diversion. Canadian Trip	October 1955
22	6	Columbia River Diversion. Canadian Trip. Correspondence
22	7	Columbia River Diversion. Clippings
22	8	Columbia River Diversion. General
22	9	Power. Columbia River. International Joint Commission	1959
22	10	Power. Columbia River Report	1957
22	11	Power. Columbia River. North Pacific International Waterways Agency	1957
22	12	Power. Columbia River. “308 Report” U.S. Engineers report on water resources of the Columbia Basin.
22	13	Power. Egypt’s High Dam. (Aswan Dam)
22	14	Power. Legislation. Headwaters Bill and Downstream Benefits
22	15	Power. Niagara and New York Proposals, bills, and controversy over regional and state development of Niagara water power.
22	16	Power. Nuclear
22	17	Power. Nuclear testing	1958
22	18	Power. Private. General	1955-1960
23	1	Power. COPCO. Transmission Line. Big Bend Project
23	2	Portland General Electric Power. Private. Round Butte
23	3	Public Power	1955
23	4	California-Columbia Power Intertie
23	5	Public Power	1955-1956
23	6	Public Power	1957-1958
23	7	Power. Public Preference Clause	1956-1958
23	8	Power. Rate Schedules	1957-1958
23	9	Power. REA	1955-1959
23	10	Power. REA. Harney Electric Cooperative	1955-1959
23	11	Power State Allocations
23	12	Power. Stevens County, Washington. PUD
23	13	Power. Tennessee Valley Authority	1957-1958
23	14	Power. Tennessee Valley Authority. Dixon-Yates Controversy
23	15	Power. Tennessee Valley Authority	1955-1956
23	16	Power. Beaver March (McKenzie River)
23	17	Power Projects. Hell’s Canyon. General	1955
24	1-2	Power Projects. Hell’s Canyon
24	3	Power Projects. Hell’s Canyon	1958
24	4	Power Projects. Interior Hell’s Canyon
24	5	Power Projects. Ice Harbor Dam
24	6	Power Projects. John Day Dam	1958-1959
24	7	Power Projects. John Day Dam	1960
24	8	Power Projects. Middle Snake River and S. 3185	1957-1958
24	9	Power Projects. Middle Snake River and S. 3185	1959-1960
24	10	Power Projects. Mountain Sheep Dam
24	11	Power Projects. Nez Perce Dam
24	12	Power Projects. Paradise Dam
24	13	Power Projects. Pleasant Valley Project
24	14	Power Projects. Salmon and Clearwater Rivers Projects
24	15	Power Projects. Trinity River Project
25	1	Public Health. General	1956
25	2	Public Health. General	1957
25	3	Public Health. General	1958
25	4	Public Health. General	January 1959-June 1959
25	5	Public Health. General	July 1959-December 1959
25	6	Public Health. General	1960
25	7	Public Health. Appropriations
25	8	Public Health. Caner and Cancer Research	1958
25	9	Public Health. Caner and Cancer Research	1959
25	10	Public Health. Caner and Cancer Research	1960
25	11	Public Health. Caner and Cancer Research. Senator’s Material
25	12	Public Health. Hospital Construction
25	13	Public Health. Hill-Burton Act
25	14	Public Health. International Medical Year
25	15	Public Health. Legislation. General
25	16	Public Health. Legislation. Federal Recreation Services
25	17	Public Health. RLN Subject File
25	18	Public Health. Medical Research Programs
25	19	Public Health. Medicine and Health. General
25	20	Public Health. Mental Health Specifically care of Alaska patients.
25	21	Public Health. Narcotics
25	22	Public Health. Commission on Nursing Services
25	23	Public Health. Oregon Public Health Grants
25	24-25	Public Health. Poliomyelitis. Salk Vaccine
25	26	Public Health. Radiation. Atomic Radiation Bill
25	27	Public Health. Tobacco
25	28	Public Health. Tuberculosis
25	29	Public Health. Water Pollution. (Fluorides)
26	1	Public Lands. General
26	2	Public Lands. Access Roads. General
26	3	Public Lands. Access Roads. Specific
26	4	Public Lands. Hearings on S. 1136	1957
26	5	Public Lands. Access Roads. O and C Timber, Siuslaw River Area
26	6-9	Public Lands. Al Serena Case
26	10	Public Lands. Grazing Lands
26	11	Public Lands. Legislation. General
26	12	Public Lands. Legislation. Barrett Bill S. 863. “Western water rights settlement act of 1956” and Neuberger amendment.	1956
26	13	Public Lands. Mineral Rights and Mining Including material on Al Serena case, and Bohemia Mining Company, Loran Stewart.
26	14	Public Lands Timber. Loran Stewart
26	15	Public Lands. O. and C. Lands. Access Roads
26	16	Public Lands. O. and C. Lands	1959
26	17	Public Lands. O. and C. Lands. Smith River Salvage Program
26	18	Public Lands. Quinalt Indian Reservation Timber Land
26	19	Public Lands. Siuslaw Area
27	1	Public Lands. Timber and Timber Sales
27	2	Public Lands. Policies
27	3	Public Lands. Timber and Timber Sales
27	4	Public Lands. Timber Sales and Management	1959-1960
27	5	Public Lands. Withdrawals. (Military)
27	6	Public Relations. General	1957
27	7	Public Relations. General	July 1957-December 1957
27	8	Public Relations. Assistance
27	9	Public Relations. Book Promotions Gladys Workman, Only When I Laugh.
27	10	Public Relations. Senator's Books
27	11	Public Relations. Boy Scout Jamboree	1957
27	12	Public Relations. Commendations and Criticisms. General	1959
27	13	Public Relations. Friendly
27	14	Public Relations. Letters of Criticism
27	15	Public Relations. Lewis and Clark Sesquicentennial Celebration	1955
28	1	Public Relations. Press. General
28	2	Public Relations. Radio	1955-1957
28	3	Public Relations. Press. Corvallis Gazette Incident of Patterson Telegram.	1956
28	4	Public Relations. Squirrels Correspondence on matter of squirrels in White House lawn.	1955
28	5	Public Relations. Radio	1955
28	6	Public Relations. Speeches-Lectures. Statements
28	7	Public Relations. Speaking Schedules (recess)	1957
28	8	Public Relations. Fall Schedule Speaking and meeting schedules.	1959
28	9	Public Relations. Television	1958-1960
28	10	Public Works. General	1955-1959
28	11	Public Works. General	1960
28	12	Public Works. Appropriations
28	13	Public Works. Astoria Toll Bridge
28	14	Public Works. Columbia River Dredging Van Vleet Lumber Co. mill, Rainier, Ore.
28	15	Public Works. Highways. General
28	16	Public Works. Highways. General	1955
28	17	Public Works. Highways. General	1959
28	18	Public Works. Highways Bill	1956-1958
28	19	Public Works. Davis-Beacon Act. “Fair Labor Standards Act”
28	20	Public Works. Highways. Road Bill 1048
28	21	Public Works. Sub-Committee Public Roads. Northwest Hearings
29	1	Public Works. Highways. Forest Access Roads
29	2	Public Works. Highways Bill. Billboard Advertising	1957
29	3	Public Works. Highways Bill. Billboard Advertising	1958
29	4	Public Works. Highways Bill. Billboard Advertising	1959-1960
29	5	Public Works. National Housing
29	6	Public Works. Housing
29	7	Public Works. Interstate Bridge, Portland-Vancouver
29	8	Public Works. Lake Michigan Diversion Chicago use of lake water for Illinois waterway.
29	9	Senators. A-Z
29	10	Senators Correspondence. “A”
29	11	Senators Correspondence. “B”
29	12	Senators Correspondence. Barkley, Alben W.
29	13	Senators Correspondence. Barrett, Frank A.
29	14	Senators Correspondence. Bible, Alan
29	15	Senators Correspondence. Byrd, Harry F.
29	16-17	Senators Correspondence. “C”
29	18	Senators Correspondence. “D”
29	19	Senators Correspondence. “E”
29	20	Senators Correspondence. “F”
29	21	Senators Correspondence. “G”
29	22	Senators Correspondence. “H”
29	23	Senators Correspondence. “J”
29	24	Senators Correspondence. Johnson, Lyndon
29	25	Senators Correspondence. “K”
29	26	Senators Correspondence. Kennedy
29	27	Senators Correspondence. “M”
29	28	Senators Correspondence. “Mc”
30	1	Morse Confidential File
30	2	Senators. Morse-Neuberger (rumpus)
30	3	Senators. Morse-Neuberger. Letters	July 8, 1958-August 13, 1958
30	4	Senators. Personalities. Morse, Wayne
30	5	Morse, Wayne. Yellow File
30	6	Morse. Frontier
30	7	Morse. Candidacy	1960
30	8	Wayne Morse
30	9	Senator Morse
30	10	Morse. American Magazine
30	11	Senator Morse
30	12	Morse. New York Times
30	13	Morse Confidential File
30	14	Senators Correspondence. “N”
30	15	Senators Correspondence. Neely, Matthew M.
30	16	Legislative Record of State Senator R.L. Neuberger
30	17	Senatorial File for Honorable Joseph C. O’Mahoney
30	18	Senators Correspondence. “P”
30	19	Senators Correspondence. “R”
30	20	Senators Correspondence. “S”
30	21	Senators Correspondence. Schoeppel, Andrew F.
30	22	Senators Correspondence. Stennis, John
30	23	Senators Correspondence. Scott, W. Kerr
30	24	Senators Correspondence. Smathers, George
30	25	Senators Correspondence. Smith, Margarate Chase
30	26	Senators Correspondence. Sparkman, John J.
30	27	Senators Correspondence. Symington, Stuart
30	28	Senators Correspondence. Thurmond, Strom
30	29	Senators Correspondence. Wiley, Alexander
30	30	Senators Correspondence. Watkins, Arthur V.
30	31	Senators Correspondence. “Y”
30	32	Social Security. General
30	33	Social Security. Aged Old age pensions, medical care for aged.
30	34	Social Security. Bureau of Old Age and Survivor’s Insurance Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
30	35	Social Security. Child Welfare
30	36	Social Security. Coverage
30	37	Social Security. Extended Coverage
30	38	Social Security. Professional Coverage
30	39	Social Security. Women. General
31	1	Social Security. Disability Payments
31	2	Social Security. Federal Aid for Physically Handicapped
31	3	Social Security. Maternal and Child Welfare Care
31	4	Social Security. “Medicare.” (Forehand bill)
31	5	Social Security. Railroad Retirement
31	6	Social Security. Railroad Retirement
31	7	Social Security. Self-Employed Pension Plans	1958-1959
31	8	Social Security. Claims. “B”
31	9	Social Security. Claims. “C”
31	10	Social Security. Claims. Carpenter, Mrs. Raymond L.
31	11	Social Security. Claims. Davis, Mr. Loy L.
31	12	Social Security. Claims. “D”
31	13	Social Security. Claims. “F”
31	14	Social Security. Claims. “G”
31	15	Social Security. Claims. “H”
31	16	Social Security. Claims. “J”
31	17	Social Security. Claims. “K”
31	18	Social Security. Claims. Knipe, Lee A.
31	19	Social Security. Claims. “L”
31	20	Social Security. Claims. “M”
31	21	Social Security. Claims. “Mc”
31	22	Social Security. Claims. “N”
31	23	Social Security. Claims. “R”
31	24	Social Security. Claims. “S”
31	25	Social Security. Claims. “T”
31	26	Social Security. Claims. “W”
31	27	Taxes. General	1956
31	28	Taxes. General	1957
31	29	Taxes. General	1958
31	30	Taxes. General	1959
31	31	Taxes. Federal
31	32	Taxes. Federal	1959
31	33	Taxes. Federal. 4-Tax Bill
31	34	Taxes. Federal. Orphans Alien adopted children as income tax deductions.
31	35	Taxes. Federal. Teachers’ Tax Deductions HR. 4662.	1957
31	36	Taxes. Federal. Reduction “$20 tax out”.	1955
31	37	Taxes. State. (Systems)
31	38	Taxes. State. General
31	39	Taxes. State. Oregon
32	1	Territories. General
32	2	Territories. Alaska. General
32	3	Territories. Alaska. Air Service
32	4	Territories. Alaska. Highway Program
32	5	Territories. Alaska. Mental Health Bill
32	6	Territories. Mental Health in Alaska
32	7	Territories. Alaska. Statehood
32	8	Territories. Alaska and Hawaiian statehood
32	9	Territories. Hawaii. General
32	10	Transportation. General
32	11	Transport Policy
32	12	Transportation Legislation. Air Lines
32	13	Transportation. Air Service. General
32	14	Transportation. Airlines
32	15	Transportation. Airlines	1958-1959
32	16	Transportation. Airlines. Pendleton Airport
32	17	Transportation. Airlines. Portland-Alaska Air Service
32	18	Transportation. Airlines. Trans-Pacific Air Service (Northwest Airlines Application)
32	19	Transportation. Airlines. Automobile Racing
32	20	Transportation. Railroads. General
32	21	Transportation. Railroads. General	1958
32	22	Transportation. Railroads. General	1959-1960
32	23	Transportation. Trucking
32	24	Transportation. Water. General
32	25	Transportation. Water. “Fifty-fifty” Legislation Providing that one-half of agricultural commodities must be carried in American vessels.
32	26	Transportation. Water. “Fifty-fifty” section 307
32	27	Transportation. Water. Port of Portland. Shipping of Non-Security Cargo
33	1	Veterans. General
33	2	Veterans. General	1958-1959
33	3	Veterans. Benefits. General
33	4	Veterans. Benefits. General	1959
33	5	Veterans. Benefits. General. GI Bill	1955
33	6	Veterans. GI Bill of Rights
33	7	Veterans. Discharges. General
33	8	Veterans. Discharges. Navy. William H. Way Case
33	9	Veterans. Hospitals. General	1955
33	10	Veterans. Hospitals. General	1955-1957
33	11	Veterans. Hospitals. Klamath Falls. (Proposed)
33	12	Veterans. Legislation. Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs. (Proposed)
33	13	Veterans. Legislation for World War I Veterans
33	14	Veterans. Pensions
33	15	Veterans. Reserve Officers Benefits for.
34	1	Newsletters	1955
34	2	Newsletters	1956
34	3	Chronological File. Monthly Newsletters	January 1956-December 1956
34	4	Chronological File. Monthly Newsletters	January 1957-December 1957
34	5	Weekly Newsletters	1958
34	6	Newsletters	1958
34	7	Chronological File. Newsletters	January 1958-December 1958
34	8	Chronological File. Newsletters	January 1959-October 1959
34	9	Newsletters	1960
34	10	Weekly Newsletters	1955
34	11	Weekly Newsletters	1956
34	12	Chronological File. Yellow Copies. Press Releases	1955
34	13	Miscellaneous News Releases	1955
34	14	Chronological File. Yellow Copies. Press Releases	January 1956-June 1956
34	15	Chronological File. Yellow Copies. Press Releases	1956
34	16	Chronological Copies of Mimeographed Press Releases	January 1957-April 1957
34	17	Chronological Copies of Mimeographed Press Releases	May 1957-September 1957
34	18	Chronological File. Press Releases	January 1957-December 1957
34	19	Chronological Copies of Mimeographed Press Releases	October 1957-December 1957
34	20	Chronological File. Press Releases	January 1959-December 1959
35	1	Index Files of R. Neuberger Speeches on Senatorial Floor
35	2	Chronological File. Press Releases	January 1959-December 1959
35	3	Statements and Press Releases	1959
35	4	Chronological File. Press Releases	1960
35	5	Press Releases (Incomplete)	1960
35	6	Statements	1956
35	7	Statements	1957
35	8	Statements	1957-1958
35	9	Statements	1959
35	10	Statements	1960
36	1	Resumes of Neuberger’s Reports on Tape
36		Weekly Reports 27 15-minute tape recordings	1956-1958
36		Neuberger-Coon Debates. Held at Ontario, Bend, Lakeview, and Pendleton, Ore. 8 reels	October 1955
36		Press Conference 1 7-inch reel	June 20, 1958
36		Voice of America Broadcast 1 5-inch reel and 1 7-inch reel Tape of interview, and tape of entire program.	July 7, 1958
36		Open Mind Program 1 7-inch reel	June 29, 1958
36		“Mr. Jay Cee Reports.” KOIN, Portland 1 7-inch reel Interview.	April 6, 1955
36		District Round Table 1 7-inch reel	April 21, 1957
36		Speech, “The Challenge.” League for Industrial Democracy 1 7-inch reel	May 7, 1958
36		CBS Radio, “Capitol Cloakroom” Phonorecord	April 28, 1958
36		CBS Radio, “The Leading Question” Phonorecord	March 14, 1957
36		Richard L. Neuberger Memorial Service 1 7-inch reel	March 13, 1960

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Series II: Personal Files, 1931-1960

Container(s)		Description	Dates
		A: General Correspondence
Box	Folder
37	1	Alaska Life
37	1	Alderman, Henry H.
37	1	Allen, Robert S.
37	1	Angell, Homer D.
37	1	Barth, Alan
37	1	Bartlett, Bob
37	1	Bartlett, E.L.
37	1	Bear, Stearns & Co.
37	1	Bone, Hugh A.
37	1	Brown, John Mason
37	1	Capital Journal
37	1	Cassidy, Morley
37	1	Childs, Marquis
37	1	Chuinard, E.G.
37	1	City Club of Portland
37	1	Clark, D. Worth
37	1	Congress of Industrial Organizations
37	1	Cordon, Guy
37	1	Curry, Estus H.
37	2	Daniels, Jonathan
37	2	Delano, Frederic A.
37	2	Democratic National Committee
37	2	DeVoto, Bernard
37	2	Dill, Clarence C.
37	2	Douglas, William O.
37	2	Duncan, Charles T.
37	2	Dunne, Joe E.
37	3	Earle, Hugh H.
37	3	Early, Stephen
37	3	Edmund J. Flynn Company
37	3	Fleeson, Doris
37	3	Frey, Rosemary
37	3	Gabrielson, Ira N.
37	3	Geary, Charles T.
37	3	Goldy, Daniel L.
37	3	Guthrie, Bud
37	3	Haig-Brown, Roderick L.
37	3	Harper’s Magazine, Frederick L. Allen
37	3	Harper’s Magazine, George Leighton
37	4	Hasenkamp, A.N.
37	4	Hennessy, Lois
37	4	Hill, E. Shelton
37	4	Hobson, A.T.
37	4	Holbrook, Stewart H.
37	4	Honeyman, Nan Wood
37	4	Howard, Joseph Kinsey
37	4	Ickes, Harold C.
37	4	Johnson, Lyndon Baines
37	4	Kaplan, J.M.
37	4	Ladies Home Journal
37	4	LaFollette, Isen
37	4	LaFollette, Robert M.
37	4	Lamport, Frederick S.
37	4	Langer, William
37	4	Lasker, Mary
37	4	Lavey, George
37	4	Lehman, Herbert H.
37	4	Leighton, George R.
37	4	Lurie, Louis R.
37	4	Lyons, Louis
37	5	McIntire, Ross T.
37	5	MacLeish, Archibald
37	5	Macmillan Company
37	5	MacNaughton, E.B.
37	5	McWilliams, Carey
37	5	Magnuson, Warren G.
37	5	Malamus, Bernard
37	5	Mansfield, Mike
37	6	Markel, Lester
37	6	Meier, Allen E.
37	6	Miller, Edward M.
37	6	Minow, Newton N.
37	6	Montana, Historical Society of
37	6	The Nation
37	6	Newsweek
37	6	Nevins, Allan
37	6	New York City Hall, The Council of
37	6	Norris, George W.
37	6	Oakes, George
37	6	Oregon. Attorney General
37	7	Oregon. Department of Education. Oregon State System of Higher Education. Comptroller
37	7	Oregon. Public Utilities Commissioner
37	7	Oregon. Secretary of State
37	7	Oregon Farm Bureau Federation
37	7	Oregon Journal
37	8	The Oregonian (Malcolm Bauer, Hebert Lundy, Edward M. Miller, P.H. Parrish)
37	8	Parkinson, Thomas
37	8	Patterson, Paul L.
37	8	The Philadelphia Record
37	9	Pierce, Cornelia
37	9	Pierce, Walter M.
37	9	Porter, Charles O.
37	9	Portland Chamber of Congress
37	9	Portland General Electric Company
37	9	Portland Public School
37	9	Portland Teachers Credit Union
37	9	The Progressive
37	9	Reed College
37	9	Republican State Central Committee of Oregon
37	9	Reynolds, Al
37	9	Rockefeller, Laurance S.
37	9	Roosevelt, Eleanor
37	9	Roosevelt, Franklin D.
37	9	Roosevelt, James
37	10	Rosenman, Samuel I.
37	10	Ross, Charles G.
37	10	Rossman, George
37	10	Rowe, James
37	10	Sammons, Edward C.
37	10	Sanchagrin, Sid
37	10	Saturday Evening Post
37	10	Schlesinger, Jr., Arthur
37	10	Scott, Leslie M.
37	10	Smith, F. Leo
37	10	Sommers, Martin
37	10	Sprague, Charles A.
37	10	Sprague, Wallace A.
37	10	Stark, Genevieve
37	10	Stevenson, Adlai E.
37	11	Strand, A.L.
37	11	Strauss, Lewis L.
37	11	Sweetland, Monroe
37	11	Taylor, Glen H.
37	11	Thompson, Maevina
37	11	Thompson, Orval N.
37	11	Truman, Harry S.
37	11	Tugman, W. M.
37	11	United States Army
37	11	Vanport Extension Center
37	11	Villard, Oswald Garrison
37	11	Walsh, William E.
37	11	Ward, Arthur E.
37	11	West, Oswald
37	11	White, William Allen
37	11	Wise, Jonah B.
37	11	Wise, Stephen S.
37	12	Unknown correspondents
		B: Oregon Legislature Correspondence
Box	Folder
37	13		March 1941
37	14		April 1941-May 1941
37	15		June 1941-October 1941
37	16		November 1941-December 1941
37	17		1950-1951
37	18		1952
37	19		1953
37	20	Related articles and clippings
		C: Presidential Election	1940
Box	Folder
37	21	Correspondence
37	22	Related articles and clippings
		D: U.S. Senate Campaign	1954
Box	Folder
37	23	Correspondence	October 1953-July 1954
37	24	Correspondence	August 1954-November 1954
37	25	Correspondence	December 1954
37	26	Neuberger Campaign Material: Press Releases
37	27	Neuberger Campaign Material: Endorsement letters, open letters, campaign letters
37	28	Neuberger Campaign Material: Printed matter
37	29	Cordon Campaign Material: Endorsement letters
37	30	Cordon Campaign Material: Speeches
37	31-32	Cordon Campaign Material: Issues statements, fact sheets, voting Records
37	33	Cordon Campaign Material: Printed matter
37	34	Financial Documents and Related Correspondence
37	35-37	Printed Matter on Various Issues During Term of Office
37	38-40	Clippings
		E: Literary Career
		Alaska Correspondence
Box	Folder
37	41		1941-April 1942
37	42		May 1942-November 1942
37	43		December 1942
37	44		January 1943-April 1943
37	45		May 1943-June 1943
37	46		July 1943-September 1943
37	47		October 1943-December 1943
37	48		January 1944-September 1944
37	49		October 1944-December 1944
37	50		1945
37	51		February 1946-July 1946
37	52		August 1946-October 1946
37	53		January 1947-July 1947
37	54		August 1947-September 1947
37	55		October 1947-December 1947
37	56		January 1948-July 1948
37	57		August 1948-December 1948
37	58		January 1949-May 1949
37	59		June 1949-November 1949
37	60		1950-1951
37	61		1952
37	62		1953-1954
37	63		undated
Box	Folder
38	1-2	Alaska Manuscripts
38	3	Alaska Printed Material; clippings
38	4	Angell, Homer
38	5	Campaign Spending Correspondence
38	6	Campaign Spending Manuscripts
38	7	Campaign Spending Clippings
		Canada Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	8		1942-1945
38	9		1947
38	10		1948-June 1949
38	11		July 1949-December 1949
38	12		1950-1951
38	13		January 1952-June 1952
38	14		July 1952-September 1952
38	15		October 1952-November 1952
38	16		December 1952
38	17		January 1953-May 1953
38	18		June 1953-November 1953
38	19		January 1954-May 1954
38	20-21	Canada Manuscripts
38	22	Canada Clippings; Tearsheets
		Canadian Railroads Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	23		1947
38	24		1948
38	25		1949; 1951
38	26		1952-1953
38	27	Canadian Railroads Manuscripts; Notes; Clippings
		Royal Canadian Mounted Police Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	28		1945
38	29		1946
38	30		1947-1949
38	31		1950-1953; undated
38	32	Royal Canadian Mounted Police Notes; Clippings
		Conservation Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	33		1939-1940; 1946
38	34		1947
38	35		1948-1954; undated
38	36	Conservation Notes; Clippings
38	37	Economic Growth in the West Correspondence
38	38	Lane, Harry Correspondence with Neuberger
38	39	Lane, Harry Manuscripts by Neuberger; Miscellaneous Printed Matter, Lane’s Personal Papers
38	40-41	Lane, Harry Correspondence
38	42	Lane, Harry Speeches, Mementos, Manuscript Fragments, Miscellaneous
38	43	Lane, Harry Clippings
38	44	Lolo Trail Correspondence
		McNary, Charles Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	45		1937-April 1940
38	46		May 1940-July 1940
38	47		August 1940-October 1940
38	48		1941-1944; 1953; undated
38	49	McNary, Charles Manuscripts; Notes; Printed Material
38	50	McNary, Charles Clippings
		Morse, Wayne Correspondence
Box	Folder
38	51		1939-1940; 1944-1950
38	52		1951-1954
38	53		1955-1956
38	54		1957-1958; 1961-1962; undated
38a	1	Morse, Wayne Manuscripts; Tearsheets
38a	2	Morse, Wayne Press Releases; Campaign Material
38a	3-4	Morse, Wayne Clippings
		Public Power Correspondence
Box	Folder
38a	5		1935-1940
38a	6		1942; 1946-1947
38a	7		1951-1952
38a	8		1953
38a	9		1954; undated
38a	10	Public Power Manuscripts; Tearsheets
38a	11	Public Power Clippings; Press Releases
38a	12	Public Power Background/Research Material
38b	1	Railroads Correspondence
38b	2	Railroads Manuscripts; Printed Material
38b	3	Travel in the West Correspondence
38b	4	Travel in the West Manuscripts
38b	5	Travel in the West Clippings
		War and Peace Correspondence
Box	Folder
38b	6		1939-1940
38b	7		1941; 1946
38b	8	War and Peace Manuscript Fragments; Clippings
38b	9	Bibliography

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Series III: Manuscripts, Published Pieces, Editorial Correspondence

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
39	1	A Bibliography of RLN articles. Prepared by the Library of Congress	1948-1960
39	2	Adlai E. Stevenson: Last Chance. Written for The Progressive	February 1960
39	3	Again a Land Battle in the West. New York Times Magazine	April 1950
39	4	Ah Wilderness—New Style. Harper’s Magazine	October 1948
39	5	Alaska Arms Again. The Nation	July 1947
39	6	Untitled. Re: Alaska Highway. Draft	May 1944
39	7	Alaska: Land of Promise for Battle Vets. The Oregonian	October 15, 1944
39	8	Alaska Looks Toward Statehood. St. Louis Post-Dispatch	November 3, 1946
39	9	Alaska—Northern Front. Survey Graphic	February 1942
39	10	Alaska: Our Spearhead in the Pacific. Science Digest	August 1942
39	11	Alaska Railway Project. Draft for Everyday Magazine	November 3, 1949
39	12	Alaska Trains. Draft for New York Times	July 1947
39	13	Alaska Eating. Unpublished draft	undated
39	14	Alaska Women. Draft for The Denver Post Magazine	1948
39	15	Alaska's Future: Homes for Veterans. Washington Post	September 19, 1944
39	16	Alaska's Natives Advance Their Role in the North. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	January 15, 1949
39	17	Alcan Epic. Yank and Philadelphia Bulletin	February 1943
39	18	Aluminum. The Nation	October 1951
39	19	The Aluminum Squeeze. The Nation	October 27, 1951
39	20	America and the Next War. New Republic	June 14, 1939
39	21	America Migrates Westward. Draft: Butcher Workman	1951
39	22	America Talks Court. Current History	June 1937
39	23	America's Big Cat. Toronto Star Weekly	1948
39	24	America's Biggest Cat. Science Digest	May 1952
39	25	America's Biggest Ditch. The Coast	December 1939
39	26	America's Biggest Kitty Holds Its Own. Everyday Magazine	undated
39	27	America's Burma Road. This Week Magazine	April 26, 1942
39	28	America's Heritage in Peril! Draft for The Nation	1948
39	29	America's Last Frontier. U.S.A.	undated
39	30	America's Most Isolated Family. Saturday Evening Post	July 19, 1947
39	31	America's Toughest Railroad. Popular Science	March 1954
39	32	And Still the Land in British Columbia. Unpublished draft	December 1943
39	33	Another GOP Grab. The Nation	August 29, 1953
39	34	Are the People Ahead of Their Leaders? New York Times Magazine	August 23, 1959
39	35	Are You Fit for Political Office? Collier's	November 13, 1953
39	36	Are You Tougher Than Your Wife? This Week Magazine	March 5, 1950
39	37	The Army Outwits Arctic Weather. Science Digest	March 1945
39	38	Arctic Cradle of the Atom. Liberty	November 1945
39	39	Arctic Stenogs. Unpublished	undated
39	40	Auto Racing Must Be Outlawed! Mechanix Illustrated	January 1959
39	41	Bad Man Bridges. Forum	April 1939
39	42	Ballot Poison for Labor. The Nation	October 29, 1938
39	43	Banff-Jasper-Canadian Rockies. Draft for New York Times	May 10, 1953
39	44	The Battle of Chilkoot Pass. The Reporter	November 22, 1949
39	45	Beating the Arctic Rush. Collier's	April 17, 1948
39	46	Beauty vs. Billboards. County Officer	June 1957
39	47	Begin Women’s Benefits at Age of 60. Eagle Magazine	November 1955
39	48	The Best Advice I Ever Had. Reader’s Digest	June 1959
39	49	Betrayal at Hell’s Canyon. The Progressive	July 1953
39	50	“Big Brownie” on the Increase. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	February 1949
39	51	Big Dam in a Big Pit. The Nation	March 24, 1951
39	52	Big Gun From Portland. The Oregonian	March 9, 1952
39	53	Big Nick. Liberty	August 3, 1946
39	54	Big Things are Stirring in the Mighty Northwest. Liberty	January 26, 1946
39	55	The Biggest Thing in the World. Harper’s Magazine	February (no year)
39	56	Untitled. Re: Billboard Control Bill. New Leader	February 1957
39	57	Bloody Trek To Empire. American Heritage	August 1958
39	58	Borah of Idaho. The Coast	November 1939
39	59	Border Detachment. Ford Times	October 1951
39	60	A Bold New Plan for Cancer Research. Draft for Coronet Magazine	January 1959
39	61-62	Bonneville. New Republic	May 25, 1938
39	63	Bonneville's First Ten Years. The Nation	May 8, 1948
39	64	Boss of the Royal Mounted. Holiday	December 1949
39	65	Boss of the Wilderness. Coronet Magazine	Late 1947
39	66	British Columbia Electric Rolls On. Railroad Magazine	March 1948
39	67	British Columbia's Power Colossus. Reader's Digest	March 1953
39	68	Bruin on the Increase. Draft for New York Times	September 1948
39	69	The Buck Stops Here. Draft for New Republic	April 1958
39	70	Budgeting For Defense Against Disease. Bulletin (National Tuberculosis Association)	June 1959
39	71	Bugle Call For Liberals. Draft	1955
39	72	Buy Britain. Reader's Digest	June 1941
39	73	By Rail Across America and Back. Draft	undated
39	74	C.E.S. Wood Remains a Non-Conformist. The Oregonian	February 7, 1937
39	75	C.T.C on the Old Oregon Trail. Draft: The Signalman’s Journal	April 1946
39	76	CVA—Order on the Frontier. The Survey	July 1949
39	77	The Camas Prairie: Frontier Railroad. Railway Progress	January 1952
39	78	Campaign Spending in the United States. The English-Speaking World	January 1953
39	79	Can We Control Campaign Spending? Various magazine letters	undated
39	80	Can the Salmon Survive? Catholic Digest	August 1951
39	81	Can You Change the World? Lion Magazine	October 1957
39	82	Can We Afford Free Trade Between Canada and the US? The Star Weekly Magazine	July 26, 1958
39	83	Can You Drive to Alaska? Holiday	August 1946
39	84	Can You Drive to Alaska? Saturday Evening Post	July 5, 1947
39	85	Canada Lightly Talks of Union With US. New York Times Magazine	April 22, 1951
39	86	Canada: The West. Esquire	May 1954
39	87	Canada’s ‘Baby Bonus.’ St. Louis Post-Dispatch	April 6, 1952
39	88	Canada’s Bonus for Babies. Butcher Workman	August 1951
39	89	Canada’s Famous Mountain Reports. Draft for St. Louis Post-Dispatch	June 1953
39	90	Canada’s 49’ers Move North. Science Digest	October 1952
39	91	Canada’s Mechanized Mounties. Science Digest	August 1953
39	92	Canada’s Railroad “Show Windows.” Draft for Railway Progress	June 1953
39	93	Canada’s Social Security System for Children. The Reporter	April 27, 1954
39	94	Canada’s Canada’s Unknown Realm. The English-Speaking World	May 1952
39	95	Canyon Conqueror. Draft for Collier’s	June 25, 1940
39	96-97	Canyon Creek Lodge: 1938. The Progressive. Re: Melvin Rader	January 1950
39	98	“Cap” Krug-Lord of Alaska, 1946. Draft for Alaska Life	June 21, 1946
39	99	Chokinq Out Rivers. Washington Post	January 8, 1945
39	100	The Changing Face of the Northwest. New York Times Magazine	September 12, 1948
39	101	The Columbia. Holiday	June 1949
39	102	The Case for Intertie. Frontier	October 1951
39	103	Colossus in the West. New Republic	January 18, 1939
39	104	City Folks Did it. This Week Magazine	October 14, 1945
39	105	Climb, Fish Climb! Collier's	November 6, 1937
39	106	Colonel Bulkley's Journal. Draft	undated
39	107	Columbia Basin: Promised Land. Draft for Life Magazine	1944
39	108	The Columbia Flows to the Land. Survey Graphic	July 1939
39	109	Columbia River Power. New Republic	February 5, 1940
39	110	Columbia Valley Authority—Yes! Draft	1945
39	111	Come and Get It! Holiday	September 1946
39	112	Comments on Article in Oregon Historical Quarterly. Draft only	June 1955
39	113	Untitled draft. Re: Compulsory Military Training	1936 or 1937
39	114	The C.I.O. Convention. The Nation	December 4, 1948
39	115	C.I.O.: Far Western Front. The Nation	June 26, 1937
39	116	Conservation During the 50 Years of “The Progressive”. The Progressive	January 1959
39	117	Conservation: Prospects for 1959. New York Times	January 4, 1959
39	118	Conserving Our Great Outdoors. Taiment Institute	February 1956
39	119	Could Canada Get Skagway? Draft for New Liberty	September 1952
39	120	Country Places Ahead of Party. Guest editorial for Oregon Journal	October 9, 1957
39	121	The Congressional Record—And Why So Few Americans Read It. New York Times Magazine	April 20, 1958
39	122	The Country Slicker vs. the City Yokel. New York Times Magazine	July 31, 1949
39	123	“Crash Program” for Health. Eagle Magazine	February 1957
39	124	Cross-Country. New Republic	July 22, 1946
39	125	Curtain Raiser for ’48. The Nation	June 7, 1947
39	126	Danger Round the Bend. Saturday Evening Post	July 6, 1946
39	127	The Dangerous Decline in Doctors. The Progressive	August 1959
39	128	Daring Young Man from the West. The Nation	January 29, 1949
39	129	David Among Goliaths. Ford Times	July 1954
39	130	Day of the Diesel. New York Times Magazine	April 16, 1950
39	131	The Day We Passed the Oath Bill. Draft	May 1952
39	132	The Decay of State Governments. Harper’s Magazine	October 1953
39	133	Decentralize the War Effort—Now! Free America	June 1942
39	134	Decision. (Fiction) Draft for Collier’s	October 1939
39	135	The Deepest Canyon on the Continent. Travel	May 1942
39	136	Untitled. Re: Defense of Alaska. Draft for New York Times	March 1942
39	137	Defender of the Wilderness. The Progressive	November 1955
39	138	Democrat’s Dilemma: Civil Rights. New York Times	July 7, 1957
39	139	Democrats from the Northwest. Draft for St. Louis Post-Dispatch(?)	December 1946
39	140	Destiny's Railroad. Railroad Magazine	May (no year listed)
39	141	The Diesels Take Over. Draft for New York Times	January 18, 1950
39	142	Discovered: The Northwest Passage. Coronet Magazine	February 1945
39	143	Dodging the Big Fellows. Draft
39	144	Don’t You Cry for Me. Country Home Magazine	June 1938
39	145	A Doolittle Raider Returns. The Link	May 1949
39	146	Dorothy McIntosh, Scholar in the Wilderness. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	December 1947
39	147	Untitled. Re: Justice Wm. O. Douglas. Draft for Harper’s Magazine	August 1942
39	148	Mr. Justice Douglas. Harper’s Magazine	undated
39	149	Dining-Car Commissary Manager. Draft for Railway Progress	August 6, 1953
39	150	Drafted Horses. Draft (use of horses in Army)	undated
39	151	Eating on the Cars: A Great American Adventure. Butcher Workman	December 1954
39	152	Economic Situation in Oregon—and the Pacific Northwest. Text of editorial for The Oregonian	December 1957
39	153	Edmonton, Alberta. Saturday Evening Post	August 12, 1950
39	154	Engineers Invade Another Wilderness. Popular Science	November 1951
39	155	The Etiquette of Eating: West vs. East. New York Times Magazine	July 6, 1947
39	156	Expanding America’s Horizons. Draft for Opportunity	1956 (?)
39	157	F.D.R. Conservation Ideals and Programs. Speech at Hyde Park	May 31, 1957
39	158	Fairbanks: Most Strategic Spot on Earth. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	August 1947
39	159	A Family Allowance Program for America. The Grail	April 1956
39	160	Family Allowances. America	May 11, 1957
39	161	Family Allowances: A Challenge to the Eagles. Eagle Magazine	September 1955
39	162	Family Allowances: A Step Forward in Social Legislation. Draft for Harper’s Magazine	1955
39	163	Farm Boon in the North. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	March 1949
39	164	The Farmer is Worried About His Future. New York Times Magazine	March 14, 1948
39	165	Farmers Are Running the US. Magazine Digest	April 1952
39	166	Farmers in the Saddle. New Republic	October 2, 1950
39	167	Federal Funds for Party Coffers. The Christian Century	January 25, 1956
39	168	15-Point Police Program for Democratic Congress, GOP Administration. The Oregonian	November 23, 1958
39	169	Fight for Freedom in the Arctic. The Nation	September 13, 1947
39	170	Fireplaces Are Scarce North of 53. Draft for Saturday Evening Post	October 1948
39	171	Fish and Politics. The Nation	August 30, 1947
39	172	For Pioneers of the Years Ahead. New York Times Magazine	September 17, 1944
39	173	Forests. St. Louis Post-Dispatch	December 1947
39	174	Frontier of the Atomic Age. New York Times Magazine	August 28, 1949
39	175	Frank Frankenstein. New York Times Magazine	November 5, 1950
39	176	Free Lance Writer Makes the Senate. By: David A. Heller
39	177	Free Trade and Cherry Growers. The Denver Post	undated
39	178	From SF to Portland on Shasta Daylight. Railway Progress	April 1954
39	179	Fun-Time in the Rockies. American Magazine	May 1953
39	180	G.I. Railroaders. Unpublished	undated
39	181	G.I.’s Look to the Forests. Draft for VFW-Foreign Service	March 1946
39	182	Gentleman from Alaska. Collier’s	September 5, 1942
39	183	George W. Norris – A Statesman Unafraid. Speech _NRECA (California)	January 28, 1952
39	184	The Girls Do All Right Up North! Draft for Saturday Evening Post	October 1947
39	185	Glen Taylor: Cowboy on Our Side. The Nation	August 24, 1946
39	186	Cowboy on Our Side. Draft for The Nation	July 1948
39	187	Glen Taylor: Crooner on the Left. American Mercury	September 1948
39	188	Glen Taylor: Evangelist in Politics. Draft for The Progressive	March 1948
39	189	Glen Taylor: Leftwing Minstrel. The Progressive	April 1948
39	190	Glen Taylor Rides Again. The Nation	May 20, 1950
39	191	Go North Young Man. Collier’s	December 23, 1944
39	192	Go West, Old Timers, Go West. Draft	undated
39	193	Go West Young Man. Survey Graphic February 1941; Reader’s Digest April 1941	1941
Box	Folder
39	193	Go West Young Man. Survey Graphic	February 1941
39	193	Go West Young Man. Reader’s Digest	April 1941
39	194	God’s Resources—And Ours. The Christian Century	March 13, 1957
39	195	Gore Committee Report and Campaign Spending. Draft copy	1957 (?)
39	196	Government by Petition. Butcher Workman	August 1950
39	197	Government by the People. Draft copy	undated
39	198	The Governor of Alaska. Draft for Alaska Life	Summer 1943
40	1	Grand Coulee--Industrial Kingdom. Christian Science Monitor	July 5, 1941
40	2	Grandeur of America Belongs to All the People. The Progressive	July 30, 1945
40	3	The Great American Snout Count. Saturday Evening Post	June 22, 1946
40	4	The Great Canol Fiasco. American Mercury	April 1948
40	5	Great North Road. The Progressive	July 1948
40	6	The Great North Road. Ford Times	August 1951
40	7	Great North Road. Catholic Digest	January 1952
40	8	The Great North Road. Catholic Digest	September 1948
40	9	The Great Salmon Experiment. Harper’s Magazine	February 1945
40	10	The Great Salmon Experiment. USA An American Review	1945
40	11	The Great Salmon Mystery. Saturday Evening Post	September 13, 1941
40	12	The Greatest Killer of Kids. The Progressive	February 1958
40	13	The Greatest Migration of Them All. Redbook	April 1952
40	14	Gridiron G-Man. Collier’s	November 19, 1938
40	15	Growing Pains in the Golden West. Everybody’s Digest	April (no year listed)
40	16	Gruening: Governor of Alaska. Draft for Common Sense	March 1942
40	17	Gruening of Alaska. Survey Graphic	October 1947
40	18	Gruening of Alaska. Frontier	February 1952
40	19	Guest column for A. Robert Smith	August 1957
40	20	Guest column on Conflict of Interest. New York Herald Tribune	September 1958
40	21	Guest editorials, etc.
40	22	Habits for Salmon. Science Digest	March 1953
40	23	Hail Fellow Well Met. The Nation	March 12, 1949
40	24	Haines Highway. Alaska Life	December 1943
40	25	He Builds America’s Finest Wagons. Popular Science	July 1953
40	26	Hell’s Canyon. Holiday	October 1952
40	27	Hell’s Canyon, the Biggest of All. Harper's Magazine	April (no year listed)
40	28	Herbert H. Lehman: A Profile in Courage. The Progressive	June 1958
40	29	High Lava Country: the Klamath Wilderness. Lincoln-Mercury Times	February 1954
40	30	High Prices? Everybody Has a Theory. New York Times Magazine	September 28, 1947
40	31	Highballing at Sixty Below. Draft for Saturday Evening Post	November 27, 1943
40	32	Highballing Over the ‘Big Hump’. New York Times Magazine	August 26, 1945
40	33	Highballing with Kilowatts. The Nation	February 8, 1947
40	34	The House—A Second Senate? New Republic	July 27, 1953
40	35	House of the Glacier Highway. Ford Times	October 1949
40	36	Home Folks Have No Doubt About Borah. New York Times Magazine	October 20, 1935
40	37	How Can We Get “Better” People into Politics? Collier’s	November 1953
40	38	Hollywood’s No.1 Hide-Out. Saturday Evening Post	December 12, 1942
40	39	Hooverism in the Funnies. New Republic	July 11, 1934
40	40	How I Got My First Job. North American Newspaper Alliance	June 1958
40	41-42	How Much Conversation? Saturday Evening Post	June 15, 1940
40	43	How Oregon Rescued a Forest. Harper’s Magazine	April 1959
40	44	How Southeastern Oregon Was Saved. Harper’s Magazine	January 1959
40	45	How to Keep Warm. The Progressive	August 1949
40	46	How VIP Are the Veeps? American Magazine	June 1952
40	47	Hoyt of the Post. Frontier	May 1, 1950
40	48	A Humanitarian View of Animal Welfare. Washington Religions Review	August 13, 1956
40	49	Hydro Power Drives Biggest Electric Engine. Popular Science	June 1952
40	50	I Always Felt That It Would Be Someone Else. Washington Daily News	February 11, 1959
40	51	I Go to the Legislature. Survey Graphic	July 1949
40	52	I Run for Office. Harper’s Magazine	February 1947
40	53	I Will Believe. This Week Magazine	May 9, 1954
40	54	Ice Wagers Are Nenana’s Big Business. Draft for The Oregonian	March 1950
40	55	Idaho Indian Case. Draft copy only	1950
40	56-57	Idaho’s Fantastic Millionaire. Saturday Evening Post	June 19, 1948
40	58	If $40 Billion for Arms, Why Not a Fraction of This to Fight Cancer? Oregon Journal Draft	December 1957
40	59	I’ll Take the Amateurs. Maurine Neuberger-author draft	October 1952
40	60	I’m Happiest in My Home Town. Your Life	October 1946
40	61	In Alaska, Where the Woman Rules. Draft for New York Times	November 1948
40	62	In Defense of Politicians. New York Times Magazine	November 2, 1958
40	63	In the West the People Enact Their Own Laws. Draft copy	undated
40	64	Industrial Power Priority Proposed for Bonneville. The Oregonian	December 31, 1957
40	65	Insurgent Senator Comes Home Salute	December 1947
40	66	International Medical Year: Challenge to Medical Research University of Pennsylvania Newsletter Draft	March 1959
40	67	Is Grand Canyon’s Rival Deeper? Popular Science	October 1953
40	68	Is It the Country’s Most Scenic Road? Draft for Empire Magazine	1953
40	69	Is It True What They Say About the Mounties? Draft copy	undated
40	70	Is the Independent Journalist Obsolete? The Quill	January 1953
40	71	Isn’t There a Better Way to Elect a President? Saturday Review	October 1956
40	72	It Costs Too Much to Run for Office. New York Times Magazine	April 11, 1948
40	73	It’s a Circus—But We Love It! Foreign Service	October 1948
40	74	It’s a Woman’s World, Anyway in Alaska. New York Times Magazine	March 6, 1949
40	75	It Is Gonna Rain Some More in Ketchikan. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	undated
40	76	It’s Summer and Time to Head West. Draft for Butcher Workman	May 1952
40	77	J.D. Ross—Northwest Dynamo Survey Graphic	December 1938
40	78	The Jackson-Cain Senatorial Battle. New Republic	August 11, 1952
40	79	Jackson vs. Cain. Draft copy for The Nation	1952
40	80	Senate Titanic in the West. Draft copy for New Republic	1952
40	81	Japanese in the Aleutians. News clips from New York Times, The Oregonian	June 1942
40	82	Juneau, 50 Years After the Gold Rush. New York Times Magazine	October 10, 1948
40	83	Justice Comes Too Late. This Week Magazine	June 3, 1951
40	84	Untitled. Re: Justice Wm. O. Douglas. New York Times Magazine	April 19, 1942
40	85	Keeping Fit on Capitol Hill. Draft for Sports Illustrated	August 1958
40	86	Kilowatts Out to Sea. The Reporter	June 21, 1949
40	87	Kilowatt Battlefront. The Nation	September 6, 1941
40	88	Kitimat: Colossus of the Northwest. Harper’s Magazine	January 1953
40	89	Labor at the Conservation Barricades. Draft for The Nation	September 18, 1946
40	90	Labor’s Overlords. American Magazine	March 1938
40	91	Labor Unrest Invades the Deep Forests. New York Times Magazine	May 30, 1937
40	92	Labor Loses a Stronghold	1937
40	93	Ladies in High Places. Ford Times	May 1954
40	94	The Lady Who Licked Crime in Portland. Coronet Magazine	June 1952
40	95	Lake Chelan—Playground of the Inland Empire. Ford Times	April 1952
40	96	Land of Grandeur and Glory. The Argus	December 1950
40	97	Labor’s Cycle in Seattle. Current History	June 1938
40	98	Land of New Horizons. New York Times Magazine	December 9, 1945
40	99	The Land of New Horizons. Digest and Review	June 1946
40	100	Land of Promise in the West. Draft	1948
40	101	Land of the Last Frontier. Lifetime Living	1952
40	102	The Larceny at Hell’s Canyon. New York Post	August 14, 1955
40	103	Laski Says Roosevelt Hasn’t Gone Far Enough. The Oregonian	May 5, 1939
40	104	Last Frontier. Free America	August 1940
40	105	The Last Frontier. Coronet Magazine	December 1937
40	106	Last Frontier Railroad. The Oregonian	September 23, 1951
40	107	Last of the Breed. Draft copy only for Collier’s	about January 1949
40	108	The Legacy of Lewis and Clark. Think Magazine	June 1959
40	109	Let’s Control Campaign Spending. Eagle Magazine	November 1954
40	110	Let’s End Discrimination Against Northwest History. The Oregonian	December 26, 1956
40	111	Let’s Limit All Terms of Office. New Republic	June 23, 1952
40	112	Let’s Practice What We Preach. Adult Student	December 1956
40	113	Let’s Strengthen our State Legislatures! Eagle Magazine	September 1957
40	114	Let’s Strengthen Social Security Eagle Magazine	September 1957
40	115	Let’s Swap. New Liberty	May 1953
40	116	Let’s Take the Children West. Draft for Survey Graphic	June 1951
40	117	Lewis and the Third Term. The Nation	November 25, 1939
40	118	The Lewis and Clark Highway. Ford Times	July 1952
40	119	Lewis and Clark, 150 Years Afterward. The Progressive	April 1955
40	120	Liberalism Backfired in Oregon. Current History	March 1939
40	121	Listen Pattern for Progressives. National Journal of Better Living	January 1959-February 1959
40	122	Lobbyists—And What to Do About Them. Coronet Magazine	August 1959
40	123	The Lochsa: Realm of History and Grandeur. Montana Magazine of History	1954
40	124	Lone Women of the Mountains. New York Times Magazine	June 15, 1947
40	125	Lone Women of the Mountains. Reader's Digest	September 1947
40	126	Looting the National Forests. The Nation	April 26, 1947
40	127	Lure of the Pacific Northwest. Lifetime Magazine	August 1952
40	128	Lusty Seattle, Pioneer at Heart. New York Times Magazine	February 7, 1937
40	129-130	McKay: New Boss of the West’s Vast Resources. Frontier	January 1953
40	131	Madison Avenue in Politics. Esquire	August 1957
40	132	Man’s Greatest Structure. New York Times Magazine	August 9, 1942
40	133	The Mail Carrier of Hells Canyon. Saturday Evening Post	October 24, 1942
40	134	Make Mine Oregon. Pageant	June 1959
40	135	The Man Behind Statehood. Unpublished	undated
40	136	The Man Who Came Alone. Unpublished	undated
40	137	The Man Who Made Grand Coulee. The Coast	July 1939
40	138	Married Like at 60º Below. Draft for The Star Weekly Magazine	1948
40	139	Men, Not States, Run for President. Saturday Evening Post	March 9, 1946
40	140	A Milepost Through the Billboard Jungle. Izaak Walton Magazine	April 19, 1958
40	141	Men, Lakes and Railroad Detours. Christian Science Monitor	September 27, 1941
40	142	Mightiest Man-Made Thing. New York Times Magazine	March 16, 1941
40	143	The Miracle of Rivers. The Progressive	May 1958
40	144	Miracle in Concrete. The Nation	June 1, 1940
40	145	Missoula of the Mountains. Ford Times	September 1954
40	146	Mistakes of a Freshman Senator. American Magazine	June 1956
40	147	Mr. Justice Douglas. Harper’s Magazine	August (no year listed)
40	148	Mr. Ickes Speaks on Conservation. The Oregonian	September 7, 1941
40	149	Mr. Mac Shocks ‘Em. Collier’s	May 30, 1950
40	150	Mr. President—Your Forgotten Frontier. Common Sense	April 1939
40	151	Modern Noah. This Week Magazine	December 24, 1944
40	152	Monopoly at Alaska’s Throat. The Nation	March 13, 1948
40	153	Monument on the Pacific. New York Times	November 25, 1956
40	154	The Mormons’ Find a Way. American Magazine	July 1938
40	155	More Americans Must Vote. Eagle Magazine	1952
40	156	Morse for President. The Progressive	April 1957
40	157	Morse vs. Morse. The Nation	January 14, 1950
40	158	Moscow, Idaho. Eagle Publications	May 1950
40	159-160	Mountain Air for the Navy. Collier’s	December 19, 1942
40	161	Mountains of the West. Ford Times	December 1948
40	162	The Mounties Become Mechanics. Popular Science	January 1953
40	163	My Favorite Town: Enterprise, Oregon. Ford Times	July 1949
40	164	My Home Town is Good Enough for Me. Saturday Evening Post	December 16, 1950
40	165	I Stay in Oregon. Saturday Evening Post	1950
40	166	Reaction to September article "My Home Town is Good Enough for Me"
40	167	National Forests in Danger! Draft for New Republic	July 1952
40	168	Natural Resources. American Peoples Encyclopedia	1956
40	169	The Nature of the Crisis Confronting the Democrats. New York Times	May 1957
40	170	The Neubergers—Oregon’s Legislative Family. Listen	July 1956
40	171	Neuberger Challenges Ad. to Back Pay Raise. Washington Post	January 12, 1960
40	172	Neuberger Proposes Fag Tax. Oregon Journal	undated
40	173	Neuberger Proposes Oregon Billboard Law. The Oregonian	October 18, 1958
40	174	The New Germany. The Nation	October 1933
40	175	The New Deal Hatchet-Man. Ken	January 26, 1939
40	176	The New Oregon Trail. Collier’s	March 27, 1937
40	177	A New Fisheries-Power Partnership. Outdoor America	April 1959
40	178	A New Frontier Dawns in the Far West. Everyday Magazine	May 18, 1952
40	179	New War Horses. Collier’s	May 16, 1942
40	180	New York-Babylon to All of America. Draft	undated
40	181	News at the Legislature. Nieman Reports	April 1949
40	182	Next Grab: After the Oil, the Land. Reprint from The Nation	undated
40	183	Next—The International Medical Year. The Progressive	July 1958
41	1	Nick Bez: Immigrant Salmon King. The Oregonian	October 13, 1946
41	2	The Night the Senate Didn’t “Surrender”. Saturday Review	September 6, 1958
41	3	The Nisei Come Back to Hood River. Saturday Review of Literature	1946
41	4	No Discrimination on Government Contracts. Eagle Magazine	May 1958
41	5	No Kolynos for Mr. Fatt. Draft for Reporter Magazine	January 1957
41	6	No National Lottery. The Christian Century	April 30, 1958
41	7	No Ordinary Policeman. No publisher	undated
41	8	The “No Surrender” Law: Moral Aspects. The Christian Century	October 22, 1958
41	9	No Surrender Resolution—Russell Amendment and Kennedy Speech. Correspondence
41	10	The “No Surrender” Laws: Moral Aspects
41	11	No Truce With the Grimmest of Killers! Draft for Coronet Magazine	1957
41	12	The Northwest Goes Leftish. New Republic	November 7, 1934
41	13	North Country Limited. Saturday Evening Post	April 17, 1948
41	14	The Northern Alberta Highway. Railroad Magazine	January 1954
41	15	The Northwest—Tailored to All Tastes. Harper’s Magazine	May 1954
41	16	Not Too Many Clothes. The Quill	May 1952
41	17	Now the Trapper Braves the Snowy Fastness. Draft for New York Times	December 1947
41	18	The Olympics—Cockpit of Controversy. American Forests	December 1947
41	19	On Declaring War. New Republic	September 29, 1941
41	20	One of Our Cities Is Missing. The Nation	June 12, 1948
41	21	O’Neill Turns West to New Horizons. New York Times Magazine	November 22, 1936
41	22	Oregon – At 100. Sports Afield	June 1959
41	23	Oregon Celebrates Its Centennial. New York Times	March 29, 1959
41	24	Oregon Economic Situation. Text of guest editorial to Oregon Journal	January 1958
41	25	Oregon Feels Pinch as U.S. Prospers. New York Times	December 18, 1956
41	26	Oregon Goes to the Dogs. The Nation	September 8, 1951
41	27	Oregon Lays Groundwork for its Centennial. New York Times	March 2, 1958
41	28	Oregon Must Let Mind Be Bold and Seek Industries. Oregon Daily Journal	August 24, 1957
41	29	Oregon: Promised Land in the West. Ford Times	September 1950
41	30	Oregon Strikes Back. Reader’s Digest	March 1939
41	31	The Oregon Trail Still Calls. Nation’s Business	June 1950
41	32	Oregon’s Coast—Sublime Meaning of Land and Sea. Chrysler Events	April 1954
41	33	Oregon’s People Confront the Military Drill Issue. The Christian Century	August 1936
41	34	The Other Fellow May Be Right. Draft copy	undated
41	35	Other Things Besides Fight. Esquire	August 1942
41	36	Our American Shangri-La. Draft for Eagle Publications	December 31, 1950
41	37	Our Army’s Yukon Adventure. Draft for Saturday Evening Post	December 1943
41	38	Our Economic Future: the Rural View. Draft for New York Times	February 1948
41	39	Our Gerrymandered States. The Nation	February 1, 1941
41	40	Our Greatest Exploration. Reader’s Digest	March 1941
41	41	Our Natural Resources—and Their Conservation. Public Affairs Pamphlet	1956
41	42	Our Resources—Human and Natural. Childhood	January 1959
41	43	Our Battlefield in the Wilderness. Reader’s Digest	August 1942
41	44	Our Rotten Boroughs. The Progressive	December 1951
41	45	Our Urbane, Civilized Frontier. New York Times Magazine	July 13, 1947
41	46	Our Vanishing Resources. Common Sense	December 1945
41	47	Out on the Trial with a Forest Ranger. New York Times Magazine	September 21, 1941
41	48	Out of the Water’s Reach. Railway Progress	November 1950
41	49	Outdoor Advertising: the Case Pro & Con. Saturday Review	November 9, 1957
41	50	Pacific Great Eastern. Railroad Magazine	January (no year listed)
41	51	The Pacific Northwest. The Nation	November 2, 1946
41	52	The Pacific Northwest and Alaska. This Week Magazine	January 25, 1960
41	53	Parnassus in the Backwoods. Everybody’s Digest	July (no year listed)
41	54	Partners in Plunder. The Progressive	July 1955
41	55	Partnership: Super Give-Away of Resources. Draft	undated
41	56	“The Party of the People vs. the Party of the Privilege.” Speech. Oberlin College	May 5, 1956
41	57	Pendleton, Oregon. Eagle Magazine	1951
41	58	Pendleton Round-Up: the West’s Big Show. Chrysler Events	August 1952
41	59	The People vs. Billboards. The Garden News	June 1959
41	60	Petersburg Goes It Alone. Saturday Evening Post	October 16, 1948
41	61	Pilgrimage Through the Far West. New York Times	January 1958
41	62	Pilgrimage with a Fishing Rod. Draft for Ford Times	1951
41	63	Plan for Shoreline Parks. New York Times	August 30, 1959
41	64	Playground of the Inland Empire. Ford Times	September 1951
41	65	Plutonium and Problems. The Nation	July 30, 1949
41	66	Political Courage vs. Political Cowardice. The Christian Century	September 1956
41	67	Political Union Spending. Facts Forum News	August 1956
41	68	Political Upheaval in the West. Draft for The Washington Post	June 1946
41	69	Political Void in Oregon. The Nation	November 15, 1947
41	70	Politics is Your Business. Foreign Service	July 1948
41	71	Portland Builds a Railroad. Railway Progress	December 1957
41	72	Portrait of an Alaskan Town. No publisher	September 1948
41	73	Portland, Oregon (Cities of America Series) Saturday Evening Post	March 1, 1947
41	74	Reaction to Saturday Evening Post article: “Portland, Oregon”	March 1, 1947
41	75	Portland’s Distinguished Sculptor (Author Maurine Neuberger) The Oregonian	July 20, 1952
41	76	Portland, Oregon. Draft for Changing Times	March 1948
41	77	Portland, Metropolis on the Columbia. Holiday	January 1949
41	78	Portland’s Forest Park. Ford Times	August 1956
41	79	Power is Slipping Through Our Fingers. Ford Industry	February 1958
41	80	Power “Partnership”: No! Draft for New Republic	undated
41	81	A Politician Unafraid. Harper’s Magazine	October (no year)
41	82	Political Laboratory Chief. Today	August 25, 1934
41	83	Politics in the Northwest. The Nation	May 13, 1936
41	84	Power Dams and Politics. The Nation	March 18, 1939
41	85	Power Play. Collier’s	October 22, 1938
41	86	Power Giant of the Far West. New York Times Magazine	May 16, 1937
41	87	Power as an Issue. Current History	September 1936
41	88	Power Struggle on the Canadian Border. Harper’s Magazine	December 1957
41	89	Prairie Senator. Reader’s Digest	December 1939
41	90	Prairie Senator. Survey Graphic	December 1939
41	91	Preference Clause Change in Power Bill is Fair and Moderate. The Oregonian	April 14, 1959
41	92	The President Goes Traveling. Ken	October 6, 1938
41	93	Correspondence regarding Ken article: "The President Goes Traveling"	October 6, 1938
41	94	President's Budget Bad for Oregon. Oregon Journal	February 25, 1959
41	95	The Press of the Pacific Northwest. Draft	undated
41	96	The President Comes to Our Town. New Republic	August 22, 1934
41	97	The Press and the CVA. Nieman Reports	January 1950
41	98	Price Tags in Politics. The Progressive	September 1950
41	99	The Pride of the Northwest – SP&S. Railroad Magazine	November 1952
41	100	Prince George: Where the Outdoors is King. Draft for Ford Times	December 1954
41	101	Principles or Party? The Christian Century	July 18, 1956
41	102	Private Power. Survey Graphic	September 1940
41	103	Progressives in Congress. Common Sense	March 1942
41	104	Prophet of a New “Promised Land” of Power. New York Times Magazine	November 14, 1937
41	105	Pulverizing the Highways. Draft for Railway Progress	1950
41	106	Purity League. Collier’s	November 9, 1940
41	107	Putt and Take. Collier’s	March 23, 1940
41	108	Rail Travel. Railway Progress	July 1955
41	109	Rain Doesn’t Stop These Folks! Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	January 1947
41	110	Reading in the Backwoods. Saturday Review	March 8, 1947
41	111	The Red Demon That Eats Forests. New York Times Magazine	August 29, 1937
41	112	Reflections on a Brush With Death. Think Magazine	October 1959
41	113	Refugees from the Dust Bowl. Current History	April 1939
41	114	Registration: Our Passport to Democracy. Butcher Workman	January 1956
41	115	Reply to article by Sidney Lens. The Progressive	October 1956
41	116	Report on Political Campaign Contributions in 1956 Elections. Congressional record	1956
41	117	Reveille in the Northwest. The Nation	December 20, 1941
41	118	Rigging the Record. The Progressive	September 1957
41	119	Rim Rock Boy. Saturday Evening Post	July 19, 1947
41	120	River Authority for the Northwest. St. Louis (Newspaper)	May 15, 1949
41	121	The Rocky Mountains. Draft for Eagle Publications	October 1949
41	122	Roll Calls, School Children and Politics. New Republic	August 20, 1956
41	123	Roosevelt Goes to See a Vision Made Reality. New York Times Magazine	September 26, 1937
41	124	Roosevelt Rides Again. Current History	November 1937
41	125	Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Draft for possibly the Travel section of New York Times	undated
41	126	The Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The English-Speaking World	May 1953
41	127	The Royal Canadian Mounties. Harper’s Magazine	January 1946
41	128	The Royal Canadian Mounties. Reader’s Digest	March 1946
41	129	Salmon Fishing Wanes. New York Times Magazine	January 6, 1938
41	130	Salvaging the Salmon Pack. Coronet Magazine	February 1943
41	131	Save the Public Domain! The Nation	December 20, 1947
41	132	The Schizophrenia of Secretary McKay. Reporter	September 1953
41	133-134	School for Smart Young Things. Saturday Evening Post	October 25, 1952
41	135	Schools, Subsidies and Segregation. The Progressive	May 1956
41	136	Scourge of the March. Survey Graphic	December 1947
41	137	Season for Plunder. New Report	March 30, 1953
41	138	Seattle. Draft for New York Times	November 1951
41	139	Seattle. Changing Times	July 1948
41	140	Seattle. Chapter for Vanguard Book
41	141	Seattle’s $4.05 Week-End. The Coast	May 1939
41	142	Seattle Ponders a Bad Dream. Saturday Evening Post	February 7, 1948
41	143	Seattle Station Crisis. Railroad Magazine	January 1952
41	144	Security for Teachers, Too. Newspaper	undated
41	145	Seeing the Northwest. Harper’s Magazine	April 1942
41	146	Seeing the Pacific Northwest. Harper’s Magazine	May 1954
41	147	Re: Seminars in Government. NEA	March 1959
41	148	Senator Asks “End to Political Invective.” The Oregonian	January 1, 1959
41	149	The Senator Behind the Give-Aways. The Progressive	February 1954
41	150	Senator Morse: the Life of Any Party. Everybody’s Digest	October 1953 or October 1954
41	151	A Senator Surveys the Land of the Braves. Saturday Review	May 5, 1959
41	152	A Senator’s Case Against Seniority. New York Times Magazine	April 7, 1957
41	153	Shadow and Substance at the Ballot Box. Saturday Review	August 1956
41	154	She’s Been Working on the Railroad. Draft for Railway Progress	September 1952
41	155	Should a Public Man Write? Saturday Review	April 9, 1960
41	156	Should Private Enterprise Do the Major Job of Developing Water Power? Legion Magazine	October 1957
41	157	Should We Move the Capital to the Rockies? New York Times Magazine	October 6, 1946
41	158	The Shouting and the Tumult Die. Everybody’s Business	September 1935
41	159	Showdown for Dewey in Oregon. Draft for Washington Calling	May 14, 1948
41	160	Sign Here, Please. Draft copy only for American Magazine	Approx. April 1937
41	161	Signboards vs. Scenery. Oregon Democrat	June 1957
41	162	The Six Against Mars (Re: Senator Morse) Draft	undated
41	163	Six Martyred Senators. Real America	March 1936
41	164	Ski Whiz. Liberty	February 1949
41	165	Skyway to Russia. Coronet Magazine	November 1944
41	166	Slow-Bell Campaign in the Northwest. The Nation	October 16, 1948
41	167	Social Security for America’s Children. Draft	undated
41	168	Social Security for America’s Children: the Next Great Forward Step. Congressional record	June 14, 1955
41	169	The Soft Sell and the Nation’s Health. Draft for New Leader	June 1958
41	170	The Solid West. The Nation	October 8, 1949
41	171	Solving the Stubborn Klamath Dilemma. Draft for American Forests	April 1958
41	172	Some Like Roosevelt. The Nation	July 2, 1938
41	173	Sons of the Wild Jackass, 1946. The Nation	March 16, 1946
41	174	Sourdough – the Wilderness Yeast. Ford Times	March 1954
41	175	Sovereign of the West. Ken	December 15, 1938
41	176	Sprague – Conscience of Oregon. The Nation	January 26, 1956
41	177	Stand-Off in the Northwest. The Nation	October 14, 1950
41	178	State of the Slapstick in Politics. New York Times Magazine	February 20, 1938
41	179	Stassen vs. Dewey – 2nd Round. The Nation	May 22, 1948
41	180	State Capital—Olympia, Washington. Draft	1950
41	181	State Government in America. The English-Speaking World	July 1951
41	182	The State of Alaska. Survey Graphic	February 1948
41	183	The State of Alaska. Reader’s Digest	May 1948
41	184	States in Strait Jackets. American Magazine	April 1951
41	185	Sternest Crisis in 111 Years. The Star Weekly Magazine	March 29, 1958
41	186	Stevenson the Man. Frontier	September 1952
41	187	The Strange Story of Senator Morse. American Magazine	April 1953
41	188	The Stronger Sex. The Progressive	November 1950
41	189	Super Continental of the Canadian National. Railway Progress	August 1956
41	190	Subsidy or Actual Public Operation May be Needed to Save Rail Transportation. The Oregonian	October 19, 1958
41	191	The Struggle for a Liberal Senate. Debate with Senator Proxmire. The Progressive	June 1959
41	192	Subsidies for Children. Parents	September 25, 1958
41	193	Sweet Home Reaps a Last Great Harvest. Draft for New York Times Magazine	1949
41	194	Surrender in Oregon. Frontier	August 1952
42	1	Tax That Chokes the West. Railway Progress	August 1957
42	2	A TVA for Our Last Great Wilderness. Draft	1945
42	3	Taming America’s Wildest River. Popular Science	May 1954
42	4	T. Roosevelt and Conservation. T.R. Centennial Commission	October 1956
42	5	TVA for China. Draft	undated
42	6	The Telegraph Trail. Harper’s Magazine	October 1946
42	7	They Know What They’re Fighting for. Foreign Service	November 1950
42	8	They Never Go Back to Pocatello. Saturday Evening Post	September 14, 1946
42	9	They Love Roosevelt. Forum	January 1939
42	10	They Still Go West—Young and Old. New York Times Magazine July 30, 1950 and Reader’s Digest November 1950	1950
Box	Folder
42	10	They Still Go West—Young and Old. New York Times Magazine	July 30, 1950
42	10	They Still Go West—Young and Old. Reader’s Digest	November 1950
42	11	They’re All for Lower Taxes, But-- New York Times Magazine	January 19, 1947
42	12	They’re Mounties, But Not the Hollywood Kind. Draft for New York Times	November 1953
42	13	Correspondence and back-up material on "They Never Go Back to Pocatello"
42	14	They’re Taming the Lolo Trail. Saturday Evening Post	April 10, 1954
42	15	They’ve Been Plowing Out the Railroad. Saturday Evening Post	December 25, 1954
42	16	They’ve Gone Wild—and Love It. Saturday Evening Post	July 1947
42	17	30,000 Candidates and Why They Run. Everybody’s Digest	November (no year listed)
42	18	This Bus Rolls Through the Sky. Popular Science	August 1951
42	19	This is a World I Never Fought for. New York Times Magazine	July 28, 1946
42	20	Townsend Racket: New Phase. The Nation	September 17, 1938
42	21	To Free Our Candidates from Financial Fetters. Draft	1956
42	22	To Protect Our Interstate Highways from Billboards. New York Times	February 24, 1957 (Sunday)
42	23	To the Ballot Box on Snowshoes. Draft for Saturday Evening Post	1946
42	24	To Safeguard Our Last Surviving Wilderness. Eagle Magazine	September 9, 1957
42	25	Trapper’s Season. New York Times Magazine	February 15, 1948
42	26	Travel—East vs. West. Letters regarding article "Vote for the West"
42	27	Travel Lure With a Capital “L”. Draft for The Signalman’s Journal	June 1946
42	28	Trek of the Rod Maker. Ford Times	March 1952
42	29	Trek Was Pinnacle of U.S. Exploration. Lewiston Morning Tribune	October 6, 1955
42	30	Tribal Town. The Nation	July 19, 1947
42	31	A Tribute to Joseph Kinsey Howard. Montana Magazine of History	Spring 1954
42	32	Trouble With You Canucks Is . . . New Liberty	May 1952
42	33	Two for the Show. Time	January 17, 1955
42	34	The Two Fisted Champions. Collier’s	February 24, 1940
42	35	Two Thousand Miles from His Company’s Rails. Railway Progress	August 13, 1954
42	36	The Townsend Plan and Its Astonishing Growth. Harper’s Magazine	March 1936
42	37	The Townsend Plan Exposed. The Nation	October 30, 1935
42	38	The Typical Westerner—Not So Unlike His Eastern Cousin. Draft for New York Times Magazine	undated
42	39	The Tyranny of Guilt by Association. The Progressive	September 1955
42	40	Uncle Sam’s Sun Valley. The Coast	January 1940
42	41	Unfinished Business in the Great Outdoors. New Republic	March 9, 1959
42	42	Unhappy Fishing Ground. Collier’s	October 21, 1939
42	43	The U.S. and Canada: Union Someday? Everybody’s Digest	March 1954
42	44	The U.S. Counts Its Wild Creatures. Draft for Toronto Star Weekly	March 1948
42	45	U.S. Forest Rangers: Custodians of Our Wilderness. Draft	undated
42	46	Untitled draft. Re: Lumber	undated
42	47-48	Vacations for the Adventurous. Esquire	May 1941
42	49	Venus Vanquished. Time	July 6, 1953
42	50	A Visit to Capitol Hill. Lincoln-Mercury Times	March 1956
42	51	A Visit to Capitol Hill. The Continental	November 1961-December 1961
42	52	Vote for the West. New York Times	March 20, 1955
42	53	Wallgren-Home Town Boy in Politics. Draft for New York Times	July 1947
42	54	Want to Name a Mountain? Saturday Evening Post	February 9, 1946
42	55	Wanted: More Churchmen in Politics. Christian Herald	September 1954
42	56	War and Public Power. The Nation	May 23, 1942
42	57	Warren: Nice Man in Rough Country. Draft for The Progressive	April 1952
42	58	Washington: Citadel of Big-Game Animals. Draft copy	1946
42	59	Washington’s Dry Run Primary. The Nation	April 8, 1950
42	60	Water Power vs. Oil. Railroad Magazine	undated
42	61	Water Gals. Collier’s	December 20, 1941
42	62	Watts, Boss Forester. Draft for Saturday Evening Post	1946
42	63	Way Over People’s Heads. The Progressive	April 1956
42	64	Wayne L. Morse: 1956 and Beyond. Fortnight	May 1955
42	65	Wayne Morse: Republican Gadfly. American Mercury	July 1947
42	66	We Have Nothing but the Earth. Survey Graphic	September 1948
42	67	We Need More Social Welfare. I.U.D. Digest	Fall 1957
42	68	We Need More Young Lawyers. Redbook	November 1953
42	69	Welfare Goals for America. The Progressive	August 1956
42	70	We’re Democrats and Human. Saturday Journal Magazine	May 10, 1953
42	71	West Coast: the Nation’s Barometer. Draft for Changing Times	1948
42	72	The West Puts Its Brand on Congress. New York Times Magazine	February 1, 1959
42	73	Correspondence regarding New York Times Magazine article: "The West Puts Its Brand on Congress"	February 1, 1959
42	74	The West Needs People. Survey Graphic	February 1941
42	75	The West Uneasily Eyes Its Vast Resources. Draft for New York Times Magazine	May 1953
42	76	The West Rejects Eastern Gloom. New York Times Magazine	December 5, 1937
42	77	A Westerner Tells What We Miss. New York Times Magazine	August 18, 1946
42	78	Westward the Land is Bright. Redbook	April 1952
42	79	The Wetbacks: Menace to American Standard of Living. Draft for Butcher Workman	April 1954
42	80	What Do Senators Read? Very Little. New York Times Book review	July 14, 1957
42	81	What Do the People Think of Truman? The Nation	January 19, 1946
42	82	What is Lacking? The American Issue	March 1960
42	83	What Labor Unions Forget. The Nation	December 23, 1950
42	84	What Makes a Great Varsity Crew. New York Times Magazine	June 26, 1938
42	85	What Some People Do to Vote! Saturday Evening Post	November 2, 1946
42	86	What God Hath Wrought. Common Sense	January 1942
42	87	What the Home Folks Say. Harper’s Magazine	September (no year listed)
42	88	What Will Happen to Wayne Morse? Frontier	June 1953
42	89	What’s a Treaty With an Indian Worth? Christian Herald	August 1953
42	90	What’s Behind the Power Fight? Draft	undated
42	91	What’s Wrong With Alaska? Washington Post	August 18, 1946
42	92	What’s Wrong With Alaska? Reader’s Digest	October 1946
42	93	What’s Wrong With Our Legislature? Everybody’s Digest	May (no year listed)
42	94	Wheeler’s Plight. Current History	August 1937
42	95	When Americans Migrate to Pavement. Draft for New York Times Magazine	1952
42	96	When Grangers Throw a Party. New York Times Magazine	August 27, 1950
42	97	When I Learned I Had Cancer. Harper’s Magazine	June 1959
42	98	When I Learned I Had Cancer. Cancer News	Summer 1959
42	99	When Ike Eisenhower Flubbed the Test of History. Draft	undated
42	100	When Influence is Good and Bad. New York Times Magazine	July 19, 1958
42	101	When Nights Are Long . . . Draft for Saturday Evening Post	April 1946
42	102	When Rule XXII Swallowed Itself. New Republic	January 14, 1957
42	103	Where Auto Rationing Really Bites. New York Times Magazine	May 31, 1942
42	104	Where Every Calorie Counts. Draft for Butcher Workman	January 1954
42	105	Where McNary Heads the Ticket. The Nation	September 28, 1940
42	106	Where the Names Come From. The Argus	Christmas 1949
42	107-108	Where There’s No Place Like School. Saturday Evening Post	April 8, 1950
42	109	White House Squirrels. "Why I 'Saved' the White House Squirrels"	undated
42	110	Who Pays for Our Roads. Draft for Harper’s Magazine	1953
42	111	Western Deserts Made to Bloom. New York Times Magazine	September 12, 1937
42	112	Who’s Laughing Now? American Magazine	September 1937
42	113	Who Polices the Policeman? New York Times Magazine	February 23, 1958
42	114	Who Wrecked Bonneville? The Nation	September 27, 1947
42	115	Who Shall Control the West? Draft for New York Times	November 1949
42	116	Who Shall Pay for Our Roads? Harper’s Magazine	October 1952
42	117	Who Are the Associated Farmers? Survey Graphic	September 1939
42	118	Who Shall Pay for Our Roads? Reader’s Digest	December 1952
42	119	Who Should Pay for Political Campaigning? New York Times Magazine	June 3, 1956
42	120	Whose “Home” State? Frontier	July 1952
42	121	Why a National Seashore Park for Oregon’s Coast. Draft for The Oregonian	August 1959
42	122	Why I Am Opposed to the Powell Amendment. A.D.A. World	undated
42	123	Why I Do Not Drink. Christian Herald	June 1955
42	124	Why I “Saved” the White House Squirrels. Parade Magazine	March 1958
42	125	Why Men Should Envy Women. Science Digest	May 1951
42	126	Why Not Admit DP’s to Alaska? This Week Magazine	July 30, 1950
42	127	Why People Live in Alaska. Tomorrow	January 1951
42	128	Why People Live in Alaska. Magazine Digest	May 1951
42	129	Wide Open Debates on the Wide Open Spaces. New York Times Magazine	September 6, 1953
42	130	Wilderness Battleground. New Republic	June 23, 1941
42	131	Wilderness Defense. Article censored. Saturday Evening Post	February 14, 1942
42	132	Wilderness Boss. This Week Magazine	August 11, 1946
42	133	Will Borah be Re-elected to Senate? Pacific Weekly	May 4, 1936
42	134	Will Kilowatt Replace Oil Out West? Draft for Railroad Magazine	March 1947
42	135	Wilkie Sets in the West. The Nation	October 26, 1940
42	136	Winning the West for The Democrats. The Progressive	January 1957
42	137	Wisconsin’s Tough Old Man. Saturday Evening Post	February 16, 1946
42	138	Wisconsin’s Tough Old Man. Reader’s Digest	May 1946
42	139	Women “Man” America’s Forest Lookouts. Draft for Everyday Magazine	undated
42	140	Wizard of Billboards and Ballots. Draft for Liberty Magazine	March 1946
42	141	Wonders of the Northwest. New York Times	March 3, 1946
42	142	The Woodmen and the Trees. The Nation	October 5, 1946
42	143	The World’s Greatest Engineering Wonder. American Magazine	January 1938
42	144	Young Man With Two Horns. Saturday Evening Post	July 8, 1939
42	145	Untitled: Re: WWII service in Alaska. Unpublished	undated
42	146	World’s Biggest Waterpower System – on Columbia River – Headed by TVA Idea Advocate. (Paul Raver) St. Louis Post Dispatch	January 6, 1952
42	147	You Can Have Skis—I’ll Take Snowshoes. Ford Times	January 1950
42	148	You Meet Such Interesting People. Re: LaNauze of RCMP. Oregon Journal	June 8, 1958
42	149	You Must Be Born Again. Draft for Everyday Magazine	undated
42	150	You’re a Stranger, Mr. President. New Liberty	November 1952
42	151	Yukon Adventure. Saturday Evening Post	February 19, 1944
42	152	Zioncheck: An American Tragedy. The Nation	August 22, 1936
42	153	Book reviews: Miscellaneous
42	154	Review: Washington Wife
42	155	Book Review: Disaster by Default. By: Frank Graham. New York Herald Tribune	1966
42	156	Book reviews by R.L. Neuberger
42	157	Review of N.A. 1 Looking North and N.A.1 Looking South	1957
42	158	Review of The Headwaters. By: Archie Binns. New York Times	undated
42	159	Redcoats in Revolt. (Review of Mrs. Mike) New York Times	undated
42	160	Review of Minding Our Own Business. New York Times	undated
42	161	Book review: America: Where Stands She Now? The Survey	June 1951
42	162	Review of The Last Wilderness. New York Times	October 1955
42	163	Review of The Columbia. By: Stewart H. Holbrook. New York Times	January 22, 1956
42	164	Review of Union House, Union Bar. Catering Industry Magazine	September 1956
42	165	Review of Conservation. By: David Cushman Coyle. New York Times	October 1957
42	166	Review of The Book of the Earth. New York Times	November 1957
42	167	Review of The New St. Lawrence. Oregon Journal	March 9, 1958
42	168	Review of Without Fear, Favor or Affection. By: Vernon A. M. Kemp. New York Times	February 1958
42	169	Foreword: Family Allowances. By: Dr. James Vadakin	May 1958
42	170	Foreword of The Tale of Valor. By: Vardis Fischer. Saturday Review	June 28, 1958
42	171	Foreword to Salmon of the Pacific Northwest: Fish vs. Dams. By: Anthony Netboy	July 1958
42	172	Review of Daughter of the Gold Rush. By: Klondy Nelson. New York Times	July 1958
42	173	Review of The Klondike Fever. By: Pierre Berton. New York Times	October 19, 1958
42	174	Review of Moonlight at Midday. By: Sally Carrighar. New York Times	October 26, 1958
42	175	Review of Land of Giants. By: David Lavender. New York Times	November 9, 1958
42	176	Review of Witch Doctor. By: Norman D. McDonald. New York Times	1959
42	177	Review of Before We Sleep. By: Hank Bloomgarden. New York Times	January 18, 1959
42	178	Review of To Be a Politician. By: Stimson Bullitt. Washington Post	March 22, 1959
42	179	Review of The Fourth Branch of Government. By: Douglas Cater. Washington Post	March 31, 1959
42	180	Review of Indians and Other Americans. By: Harold E. Fey. Saturday Review	May 9, 1959
42	181	Review of Advise and Consent. By: Allen Drury. New York Times	August 16, 1959
42	182	Review of Alaska Bound. By: Kathryn Winslow. New York Times	1960
42	183	Review of The Splendid Misery. By: Jack Bell. New York Times	March 20, 1960
42	184	Correspondence with publishers
42	185	Miscellaneous articles

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Series IV: Biographical Material

Container(s)		Description	Dates
Box	Folder
43	1	Neuberger biography
43	2	Political cartoons involving Neuberger
43	3	Neuberger material: Oxford University Press and letters regarding publication
43	4	Norris (RD)
43	5	Senator Brooks The Lewis and Clark Expedition
43	6-7	Lewis and Clark
43	8	Lewis and Clark	1954
43	9	Sacajawea
43	10	Lewis and Clark
43	11	M. and R. Neuberger, Unique Husband & Wife Team Tell Adventure in Politics. Oxford University Press	August 19, 1954
43	12	Lewis and Clark
43	13	Politician for the People. Re: RLN. Today	June 1956
43	14	The Metamorphosis of Dick Neuberger. The Register Guard	March 26, 1958
43	15	Oregon Senator Says Radio Caused Election. Broadcasting-Telecasting	September 26, 1955
43	16	Neuberger Team Back in Harness. The Sunday Star	June 12, 1955
43	17	Neuberger, Richard. Current Biography	February 1955
43	18	Miscellaneous correspondence
43	19	Tyranny of “They”. Christian Science	Monday, May 10, 1955
43	20	It Seems to Me. Oregon Statesman	April 8, 1954
43	21	Taking Hucksterism Out of Politics. The New Leader
43	22	To Modify Preference Clause. Oregon Statesman	November 5, 1953
43	23	Georgetown (D.C.) By: Betty Beale. Esquire	March 1958
43	24	Pertinent Questions. Oregon Statesman	March 5, 1959
43	25	It Seems to Me. Oregon Statesman	April 3, 1959
43	26	Senator Neuberger’s Death–A Great Loss. The Postal Record	April 1960
43	27	Photographs of Neuberger
43	28	Richard L. Neuberger Award. Redbook	December 13, 1961
43	29	The Neubergers: Oregon’s Political Paradox. Frontier	March 1953
43	30	Morse and Neuberger. Articles involving the two senators
43	31	Liberals Taxation Problem. Washington Evening Star	March 6, 1959
43	32	Of Cabbages & Kings. The Oregonian	March 24, 1959
43	33	Budget Balancing. Inflation Control Found Mostly Talk. New York Herald Tribune	April 8, 1959

Guide to the Richard Neuberger Papers 1930-1960

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Guide to the Richard Neuberger Papers
1930-1960