Guide to the Wayne L. Morse Papers
1919-1969

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Overview of the Collection

Creator: Morse, Wayne L. (Wayne Lyman), 1900-1974
Title: Wayne L. Morse Papers
Dates: 1919-1969 ( inclusive )
Quantity: 1330.25 linear feet (926 containers)
Collection Number: Coll. 001
Summary: Wayne Lyman Morse (1900-1974) served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. He was a member of the Labor and Welfare Committee, Armed Services Committee, and Foreign Relations Committee and served as a delegate to the United Nations. The collection contains senatorial papers, 1944-1968, research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material, mementos and personal and general correspondence.
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.

Other Descriptive Information

The Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse include material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial papers, 1944-1968.

At various times between 1945 and 1968, Senator Morse sent his non-current files to the National Archives and Records Service for storage. The entire file was received by the University of Oregon Library in 1973 in the form of several record groups, each group representing a shipment to the storage unit.

The task of the Librarian has been to reassemble the parts of the collection and create the file that would have existed had all the records remained in the Senator's office. With some exceptions this has been done.

In 1960 the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system. As a result, practically the entire file begins anew in 1961. In addition, certain specific files, e.g., Academy, Post Office, Public Works, were located in two general files, and sometimes kept as distinct files as well. Such easily identified parts and distinct files were assembled into single units.

A researcher interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything he wants. Even so apparently distinct a subject as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material.

On the other hand, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.

The use of the Papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse is restricted by agreement with the donor. Persons wishing to use the collection should address the Curator of Special Collections, University of Oregon Library, stating the nature and purpose of their research.

No general microfilming or other reproduction of the collection is permitted or contemplated.

Source:

Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969, prepared by Martin Schmitt and published by the University of Oregon Library in 1974

Biographical Note

Wayne Lyman Morse was born on October 20, 1900 in Verona, Wisconsin, and grew up on his family's farm. He received a degree in labor economics from the University of Wisconsin in 1923, and was awarded a masters degree from the university in 1924. That same year he married Mildred Downie, a high school home economics teacher. While teaching and coaching the debate team at the University of Minnesota, he attended law school. After receiving his LL.B. in 1928, Columbia University awarded him a teaching fellowship and a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree.

The family moved to Eugene in 1929, where Morse took a position as assistant professor of law at the University of Oregon. Nine months later, at 30 years of age, he was named dean of the School of Law. Morse was the youngest law school dean in the country. In 1932 Morse was instrumental in rousing Oregon voters to defeat the Zorn-Macpherson bill, which proposed moving the University's liberal arts curriculum to Oregon State College in Corvallis, and making the University of Oregon a teacher college. Throughout the 1930s, Morse served on numerous state legislative committees. He served as Chairman of the American Bar Association's committee on prisons, probation and parole, and on the Oregon Crime Commission and the Governor's Commission on judicial reform.

Between 1938 and 1944, Morse was appointed arbitrator in a series of labor cases, most of them involving maritime unions. During the same time, Morse also served on the National War Labor Board.

In 1944, Morse stepped down from his post as dean of the School of Law and pursued a seat in the U.S. Senate. His Senate campaign focused on his connection with the people, highlighting his work as a labor arbitrator. He beat incumbent Republican Rufus C. Holman in the primary election, and went on to win the state election by a wide margin over Democratic nominee Edgar W. Smith.

Morse served as U. S. Senator from 1945 to 1969. After defecting from the Republican party in 1952, he sat in a chair in the middle of the Senate aisle to emphasize his independence. He joined the Democrats in 1955, and became an outspoken opponent of the Vietnam War. He was joined only by Alaskan Senator Ernest Gruening in voting against President Johnson's Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. His 24-year career in the U.S. Senate ended when Robert Packwood, a young Republican from Lake Oswego who called Morse's dissent reckless, defeated him in the 1968 election.

Morse's career was the subject of the film The Last Angry Man: The Story of America's Most Controversial Senator, produced by Christopher Houser and Robert Millis (Square Deal Productions, 1999).

Sources:

Morse for U. S. Senator Committee. "Facts About Wayne Morse." 1944.

Drukman, Mason. Wayne Morse: A Political Biography. Portland, Oregon: The Oregon Historical Society Press, 1997.

Content Description

The collection includes material from 1919 to 1969. However, the bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial papers, 1944-1968.

In 1960, the Senator's staff adopted a new filing system, so that a particular subject may span different files. A researcher interested in a subject may need to consult several files to be certain of finding everything she wants. For example, an apparently distinct subject such as a political campaign cannot be studied by reference to the Campaign File alone; the speech file, radio and television, and general correspondence files should all be examined for pertinent material. However, the Index File is a nearly complete guide to all correspondents during the Senatorial years; a search for correspondence with specific persons is relatively uncomplicated.

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 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], Wayne L. Morse Papers, Coll. 001, Special Collections & University Archives, University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon.

Administrative Information

Arrangement :

The collection is organized into the following series:

  • Series A. General Correspondence File, 1945-1960. A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. After 1960 it was replaced by a subject file.
  • Series B. Subject File, 1961-1968. Incoming and outgoing correspondence; documents and publications, arranged by subject.
  • Series C. Academy File, 1946-1968. Applications, examination records, appointments to U. S. service academies.
  • Series D. Post Office File, 1945-1968. Correspondence, documents about post office in general, post masters, postal service.
  • Series E. Public Works File, 1955-1969. Bureau of Reclamation and Army Engineers projects: dams, flood control, irrigation, reclamation and navigation projects: correspondence.
  • Series F. Servicemen and Veterans File, 1945-1968. Correspondence on veterans' legislation, pensions, hospitals, and problems of specific veterans.
  • Series G. Oregon Office File, 1954-1968. Correspondence referred to Oregon office from Washington, D. C. or sent originally to Oregon office for action.
  • Series H. Bill File, 1945-1968. Bills introduced or cosponsored by Senator Morse. With correspondence and documents.
  • Series I. Legislative Correspondence File, 1947-1960. Senate and House bills not introduced or sponsored by Senator Morse; reports, hearings, correspondence.
  • Series J. Departmental Correspondence, 1946-1961. Correspondence with Federal departments and agencies about legislation, policies, aid to constituents.
  • Series K. Pressure mail, 1947-1968. Bulk mail, largely from organized letter-writing campaigns.
  • Series L. Robo File, 1954-1968. Bulk mail, with replies in robo-typed form letters.
  • Series M. Synopsis of Floor Work; Voting Records, 1945-1966. Daily records of action in Senate; Senator Morse's voting record in Senate.
  • Series N. Campaign Papers, 1944-1968. Correspondence, speeches, financial and other records of political campaigns of Senator Morse, and Morse on behalf of others.
  • Series O. Speech File, 1922-1968.
  • Series P. Articles and Statements File, 1945-1966. Magazine articles by and about Senator Morse; statements distributed for mass mailing or special purposes.
  • Series Q. Radio, Television and Motion Picture File, 1947-1968. Scripts, phono-records, tape recordings, television tapes, motion picture films.
  • Series R. Employment File, 1948-1968. Office personnel records; files on Federal jobs in Washington, D. C. and elsewhere.
  • Series S. Pre-Senate Correspondence, 1932-1943; Personal Correspondence, 1944-1951.
  • Series T. Committees, Commissions, Boards, 1930-1968. Records of official and semi-official appointments and obligations.
  • Series U. Index to Senatorial Files, 1945-1968.
  • Series V. Scrapbooks, 1919-1969.
  • Series W. Miscellaneous Records, 1946-1968. Appointment books; law course notes and lectures; horse records; mementos, photographs.
  • Addendum - July 1981
    • These bits and pieces of material were found after the main body of Wayne L. Morse Papers had been processed. It is not known whether this material somehow never got sorted into the major collection or if it was received after the main portion of the collection had been processed. This addendum largely consists of correspondence, La Follette research material, arbitration decisions, speeches, financial material, and mementos. The correspondence has been divided into personal and general, according to a previous processing decision. It is arranged alphabetically with the number of letters appearing in parentheses after the name. The speeches and financial material have been arranged chronologically. The last box contains oversize material including artifacts, ledgers, yearbooks of Mildred Morse and two scrapbooks. Original photographs have been removed to the Photograph Collection.
  • Addendum II - May 1984
    • These files comprising the second addendum to the Wayne L. Morse Papers were found unprocessed and out of place in the stacks. It is believed they were separated from the main collection of papers in the processing stage, but for an unknown reason were never included with that body of material. There is no records of them having been received separately. They consist of promotional material, press clippings and photographs (removed to the Photograph Collection) of the Foreign Relations Committee's Latin American Trip in 1959; invitations, both declined and accepted, arranged chronologically; and personal files.
  • Addendum III - October 1984
    • These files include correspondence from 1942-1943 and speeches from 1937-1947. Correspondents include Harold Ickes and Franklin Roosevelt, regarding the National War Labor Board. The four speeches are on various topics.
Separated Materials :  

Photographs in this collection are stored separately under call number PH131.

Additional Reference Guides :  

Inventory of the papers of Senator Wayne L. Morse, 1919-1969 / prepared by Martin Schmitt, curator of Special Collections, Eugene : University of Oregon Library, 1974 : Z6616.M88 O73 1974


Detailed Description of the Collection

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

Series A:  General correspondence file, 1945-1960

A name and subject file of incoming and outgoing correspondence. Includes reference and cross reference sheets. This file was discontinued in 1960 and replaced by a "Subject file," 1961-1968 (see Series B).

Container(s)
Description
Dates
Box
1 A-Az 1947-1951
2 A-Az 1952-1959
3 A-Az 1959-1960
3 Abrahamson, C. E. 1946-1958
3 Acheson, Dean [pressure mail] 1951-1952
3 Adams, Sherman [case of] 1951-1958
3 Adler, Leo 1949-1951
3 Aeronautics 1947-1949
3 Aeronautics, airports 1947
4 Africa 1957-1960
4 Agriculture 1947
4 Agriculture, appropriations 1960
4 Agriculture, labor 1945-1947
4 Air Academy, location 1950-1951
4 Air defense 1948-1950
4 Air Force 1951-1954
4 Air Force Reserve 1947
4 Air Force Reserve, Salem, Oregon 1948-1949
4 Air Line Pilots and Stewardesses Association 1958
4 Air line service to Hawaii 1946-1948
4 Aitchison, Bruce 1951
4 Alaska 1947-1960
4 Alaska highway 1947
4 Alaska housing 1950-1951
5 Albina Engine and Machine Works 1947
5 Alcatraz, treatment of prisoners 1948-1949
5 Alcohol, Springfield, Oregon plant 1945-1949
5 Alcohol in army camps 1950-1955
5 Aldrich, Edwin B. 1946-1950
5 Alexander, Paul J. 1956-1957
5 Alien property claims 1955-1960
5 Allen, C. H. 1945-1949
5 Allen, Edward W. 1948-1952
5 Allen, Jess H. 1948-1950
5 Allen, Niel 1945-1951
5 Allen, Robert S. 1954
5 Allen, S. Eugene 1945-1948
5 Alstock, Francis 1955-1958
5 Alumina clay plant, Salem, Oregon 1945-1949
5 Aluminum 1951-1958
5 Aluminum, Troutdale, Oregon plant 1946-1950
5 Aly, Bower 1959-1960
6 Armbruster, Howard W. 1946-1948
6 American Bar Association 1946-1957
6 American Civil Liberties Union 1952
6 American Council on Human Rights 1952
6 American Federation of Labor and C.I.O 1955-1961
6 American Federation of the Physically Handicapped, Inc 1950-1952
6 American Fliers in Hungary 1951-1952
6 American Institute of Pacific Relations 1951-1952
6 American Legion 1945-1960
6 American Medical Association 1945-1961
6 American Mercury 1946-1947
6 American Public Power Association 1953-1960
6 American University 1947
6 American Veterans Committee 1946-1952
6 Americans for Democratic Action 1948-1960
7 Anderson, Harold B. 1951-1952
7 Anderson, Ralph J. 1952-1956
7 Anderson, Robert H. 1951
7 Anderson, Ross 1946-1952
7 Anderson, Steve 1947-1956
7 Andrews, Roy C. 1951-1952
7 Angell, Homer 1946-1954
7 Anti-defamation League 1950
7 Anti-vivisection 1952-1961
7 Apple Growers Association, Hood River, Oregon 1945-1950
7 Applications 1954-1957
7 Arab states, rearmament 1950
7 Arbuckle, George L. 1945-1946
7 Argentina 1945-1947
7 Arlington Aeornautical School in Tillamook, Oregon 1952
7 Armed Forces and services 1954
7 Armed Forces day 1950-1952
7 Armstrong, Albert H. 1945-1946
7 Arnold, Melvin 1945-1951
7 Arrow Transportation Co 1947-1948
7 Associated Press 1954
7 Astoria Naval Hospital 1945-1946
7 Atomic bomb 1950-1954
7 Atomic energy bill (S.3690) 1954
8 Atomic energy, joint committee on (S.2239)
8 Autograph and photograph requests 1946-1960
8 Axley, Ralph E. 1945-1952
9 Bl 1947-By 1949
10 Ba 1950-By 1951-1952
11 Ba 1952-1953-By 1953-1954
12 Ba 1954-1955-Bes 1959-1960
13 Bl-By 1959-1960
13 Badley, Joy E. 1950-1951
13 Baker, Edward D. 1952
13 Ball, Dewey L. 1948-1952
13 Banfield, Harry M. 1949-1951
13 Barbey, Dan E. 1950-1952
13 Barden bill (H.R. 7160) 1950
13 Barkley, Alben W. 1951
13 Barton, George S. 1948-1952
13 Baxter, William E. 1949-1951
13 Beale Air Force Base 1952-1954
13 Beals, A. G. 1947-1949
13 Beaver Ammunition Storage Depot 1953
13 Becker, Howard 1950
13 Beggs, George 1945-1946
13 Benesch, Irving 1957
13 Benson, Donald L. 1947-1950
13 Benton, William 1950-1960
13 Bercovici, B. S. 1947-1954
13 Berg, William 1954-1958
13 Bergon, Florence S. 1947-1951
13 Berlin 1958-1959
14 Bernstein, Merton C. 1954-1960
14 Bigelow, James W. 1952
14 Billikopf, Jacob 1945-1950
14 Bishop, Mrs. Walter [Ruth Lipper] 1946-1948
14 Black, Eugene 1957
14 Blackford, W. A. 1945-1960
14 Bladine, Jack 1949-1950
14 Blind 1945-1947
14 Bloch, Ivan 1956-1959
14 Blonk, Hubert 1953-1954
14 Boehnke, Ed. G. 1950-1952
14 Bond, Jesse H. 1946
14 Bonds (U. S.) 1954-1960
14 Bone, Arthur H. 1947-1960
14 Bonneville Power Administration 1947-1950
14 Books received 1945-1950
15 Books reviewed 1951-1960
15 Bouslog, Harriet 1949
15 Jay Bowerman 1950-1951
15 Box car shortage 1946-1951
15 Boyd, Robert O. 1948-1951
15 Boylen, Ernest L. 1952
15 Bradshaw, Archie E. 1946-1952
15 Bramel, Walter 1955-1956
15 Brandenfels, Carl 1947-1956
15 Brandt, Philip M. 1945-1954
16 Brettauer, Alfred 1947-1951
16 Brewster, J. E. 1946-1947
16 Brigham, Leslie E. 1947-1949
16 Brod, Harry A. 1945-1947
16 Brookings Institution 1947-1948
16 Brooks, Charles W. 1957-1960
16 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen 1948
16 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 1949-1956
16 Brown, Daniel II 1950-1952
16 Brown, George 1949-1950
16 Brown, James 1946-1958
16 Brown, McDannell 1948-1950
16 Brown, Mary E. 1945-1950
16 Bryan, Colvin 1947-1951
16 Budget, U. S. 1947-1950
16 Burlap shortage 1951
16 Burnett, Ben W. 1953-1957
16 Burnham Chemical Company 1960
17 Business Week 1946-1947
17 Butler, John D., Jr 1950-1954
17 Byrne, Charles D. 1945-1946
17 Ca 1947-Ch 1949
18 Cl 1949-Co 1951-1952
19 Cr 1951-1952-Cy 1953/1954
20 Ca 1954/1955-Cz 1957-1959
21 Ca-Cz 1959-1960
21 Cabinet appointments 1953, 1960
21 Cain, Harry P. 1950-1952
21 Cake, Ralph 1945-1951
21 California Oregon Power Company 1955-1959
21 Camp Adair, Oregon 1945-1956
21 Camp Watson, Oregon 1958-1960
21 Camp White, Oregon 1950-1959
21 Campaign support 1952-1953
21 Cancelled speeches 1955
21 Cancer 1954-1960
22 Capehart, Homer 1957-1959
22 Capital budgeting 1955-1961
22 Capital punishment 1956-1960
22 Capitol extension 1958-1960
22 Capper, Arthur 1946-1947
22 Capsin, Joseph 1947-1960
22 CARE 1945-1949
22 Carpenter, Charles E. 1945-1946
22 Carson, Joe 1946-1957
22 Cartoons 1952-1953, 1959-1960
22 Casey, John T. 1945-1950
22 Casselberry, Horace 1955-1957
22 Catching Slough log booms 1949-1950
22 Cement 1950
22 Census 1949-1950
22 Chafee, Zechariah 1951-1952
22 Chapman, C. C. 1946, 1952
22 Charlton, Grace 1955-1956
22 Chavez, Dennis 1953-1954
22 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 1959
22 Chilberg, C. K. 1946-1950
22 China 1947-1960
22a China Lobby 1952
23 Christian, Malcolm H. 1957
23 Chrome 1948-1960
23 Church, R. R. 1949-1952
23 Churchill, John 1957-1961
23 Circuit Court of Appeals, 9th 1948-1949
23 Citizenship Committee, N. E. A. 1949-1956
23 Civil defense 1949-1956
23 Civil rights 1955-1960
24 Civil rights 1959-1960
24 Civil rights, Douglas letter 1957-1958
24 Civil rights, Little Rock, Arkansas 1957-1958
24 Civil Rights Commission 1957-1959
24 Civil service 1953-1954
24 Civil Service Commission 1946-1947
24 Civilian Production Administration 1946-1947
24 Clapp, Gordon 1947
24 Clark, Arthur M. 1955
24 Clark, Dan E. 1947-1952
24 Clark, Ned 1946-1951
24 Cloture 1952-1955
24 Coal 1950-1952
24 Coast Guard 1950
24 Coast Guard Reserve 1948-1950
24 Coast Guard security regulations 1951
24 Cochran, Clay 1948-1951
24 Cohn, Marcus 1949-1951
24 Cole, Hugh 1956-1960
24 Colliers 1949-1950
24 Collins, Harry J. 1947
24 Colombia, S. A., religious freedom 1956-1957
25 Columbia Basin Interagency Committee 1949-1950
25 Columbia Interstate Compact Commission 1954-1960
25 Columbia River Development Corporation 1954-1959
25 Columbia Valley Authority 1949-1953
25 Columbus Day 1959
25 Commendations 1947
25 Commissaries, military 1953-1954
25 Commission of Public Docks, Port of Portland, Oregon 1950-1951
25 Committee assignments 1948-1953, 1955-1957
25 Committee on the Present Danger 1950-1952
25 Communications stations, Oregon (C. A. A.) 1946-1957
25 Communism 1946-1960
25 Concentration camps for suspected subversives 1952
25 Conciliation 1947-1950
25 Conciliation Service, dismissal of employees 1946-1947
26 Conflict of interests 1955-1959
26 Congratulatory letters 1946-1955
26 Congress of Industrial Organizations 1949-1955
26 Congressional Record, corrections and insertions 1953-1960
26 Conservation 1955-1961
26 Consservation, soil and water research laboratory, Oregon 1953-1960
26 Continental Chemical Company, Salem, Oregon 1950-1951
26 Controls, price and rent 1953-1954
26 Cook, Mrs. O. D. 1952-1958
26 Coon, Sam 1957
26 Cooper, Forrest E. 1945-1952
26 Cooper, Genevieve 1951-1953
26 Cooper Lake hydroelectric project 1958-1959
26 Cooperatives 1947-1951
26 Coos Bay port dispute 1946
26 Copper 1950-1951
26 Cordon, Guy 1947-1955
26 Cornelison, Mrs. J. M. 1948-1951
26 Cornett, Marshall E. 1945-1947
26 Corrupt Practices Act 1953-1957
27 Council Against Communist Aggression 1952
27 Council on Foreign Relations 1959-1961
27 Couponing 1955
27 Courshon, Arthur 1958-1961
27 Cox, Herb 1945-1952, 1956-1958
27 Crab meat industry 1957-1960
27 Craget, Leo 1953-1957
27 Cranberries 1959-1960
27 Crank letters 1948-1949, 1959
27 Crater Lake National Park 1945-1946
27 Crawford and Doherty Foundry Company 1947-1948
27 Credit buereaus 1949
27 Criticism 1946-1951
27 Crockwell, J. D. M. 1945-1950
27 Cronise, Ralph 1945-1951
27 Crosby, Clyde 1957
27 Crow, C. C. 1945-1952
27 Cuba 1959-1961
27 Curry, James E. 1950-1951
27 Curry County Hospital Association 1950-1951
27 Curtis Lumber Company 1953-1955
27 Cyprus 1956-1959
28 Da 1947-Dl 1951/1952
29 Do 1951/1952-Do 1958/1959
30 Dalles (The) bridge construction 1952
30 Dana, Marshall N. 1946-1950
30 Danberg, Neil 1948-1951
30 Dann, Sol A. 1958
30 Dant, Charles E. 1945-1946
30 Dant, Thomas W. 1949
30 Davenport, Russell W. 1948-1950
30 Davidson, C. Girard 1947-1951
30 Davis, Harry F. 1949-1951
30 Davis, Loy L. 1946-1960
30 DDT sprays 1957
30 Deal, Clyde W. 1945-1950
30 Debt 1954
30 DeCicco, Mike 1955-1961
30 Decker, Fred 1956-1957
30 Defense 1951-1960
30 Defense Production Act 1956
30 Defense program 1958-1960
30 DeJonge (Dirk) case 1950
30 DeMent, Jack 1946-1947
30 Democratic Declaration 1956
30 Democratic Party 1955-1956
31 Democratic Party 1957-1960
31 Democratic Party, National Committee 1954-1960
31 Democratic Party, Oregon 1957-1960
31 Democratic Party, Oregon, committee lists 1956, 1960
31 Democratic Party, Oregon, Election laws committee 1957-1960
31 Democratic Party, Oregon, Sen. Morse's registration and affiliation 1954-1958
32 Democratic Party, Oregon, volunteers and committee lists 1956
32 Democratic Party, Oregon, Multnomah County 1957-1960
32 Democratic Party national convention 1956-1960
32 Democratic Party, special (change in registration) 1956-1957
32 Democratic Party leadership 1959
32 Denbo, George W. 1945-1949
32 Denfield, Louis 1949
32 de Normandie, R. E. 1945-1946
32 Dent, Howard 1952-1957
32 Department appointments 1953-1954
32 DeShazor, James 1957-1958
32 DeSilva, Joseph 1953-1958
32 Destruction of valuable army and navy equipment 1945-1946
32 Devlin, Charles H. 1950-1951
32 Dewey, Thomas E. 1948-1951
32 DeWuhs, Joe 1957-1958
32 Dexter, Mrs. Elliott 1948
32 Dezendorf, James C. 1948-1951
32 Dickey, Robert R. 1948-1951
32 Dickson, Earl L. 1946-1948
32 Dierdorff, Ross 1949
32 Dilliard, Irving 1950-1959
33 Dimick, Daniel R. 1947-1948
33 Dinosaur National Monument 1951-1952
33 Disabled American Veterans 1946-1950
33 Disarmament 1955-1960
33 Disaster areas and insurance 1955-1959
33 Displaced persons 1946-1957
33 Dixon-Yates contracts 1954-1957
33 Do ratings 1951-1952
33 Doc, Lil 1958-1959
33 Doctor letters 1948
33 Dodd, Norris E. 1952
33 Dodds, Austin 1945-1950
33 Donald, James T. 1945-1951
33 Douglas, Paul H. 1950-1960
33 Douglas, William O. 1958-1960
33 Douglas fir bark 1951
33 Draft 1950, 1955, 1959-1960
33 Duck-baiting 1955
33 Duke, Russell 1953
33 Dulles, John Foster 1956-1959
33 Dunne, Joe E. 1945-1952
33 Durham, Walter A. 1946-1949
34 Ea 1947-Ez 1955/1956
35 Ea 1956/1957-Ez 1959/1960
35 Earl, Stanley 1945-1952
35 Eastern Oregon Wheat League 1945-1948
35 Eastland, James O. 1956-1960
35 Eastland, James O. and "Southern Manifesto" 1956
35 Eaton, Cyrus 1958-1959
35 Eaton, Howard O. 1947-1948, 1951
35 EBASCO 1955-1956
35 Ebinger, John B. 1948-1951
35 Economy 1959-1960
35 Economy in government 1951-1952
35 Editorials 1956-1960
35 Education 1955-1960
36 Education, engineers and scientists 1957-1958
36 Education, Federal aid 1956-1960
36 Education, oil for 1957-1959
36 Educational exchange program 1955-1958
36 Edwards, Frank 1953-1954
36 Edwards, Jonathan 1950-1951
36 Efteland, Robert G. 1948-1951
36 Eggs 1956-1959
36 Ehrlich, Philip S. 1944-1952
36 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1952-1961
36 Elections 1954, 1960-1961
37 Electoral college 1948-1952, 1960-1961
37 Eliel, Paul 1947-1949
37 Ellsworth, Harris 1945-1957
37 Emmons, Ralph 1950-1951
37 Energy Research Associates 1957
37 Enright, Thomas C. 1952-1954
37 Equal rights 1955-1961
37 Ernst, Morris 1958-1960
37 Ettel, Ralph 1951-1952
37 Eugene, Oregon Chamber of Commerce 1945-1946
37 Eugene Council on World Affairs 1947-1948
37 Eugene Fruit Growers Association 1945-1950
37 Eugene Register Guard 1951
37 European recovery 1948-1949
37 Ewauna Box Company 1945-1948
37 Export-Import Bank 1955-1961
37 Exports, general 1947-1954
37 Exports (by product) 1953-1960
38 Fa 1947-Fy 1951/1952
39 Fa 1952/1953-Fy 1958/1959
40 Fa-Fy 1959-1960
40 Fair trade 1956-1960
40 Fall Creek Lumber Company 1951
40 Family allowance 1950
40 Farm [agriculture] 1950-1960
41 Farm, Brannan Plan 1949
41 Farm, farm policy 1949
41 Farm, National Farm Labor Union 1949
41 Farm, National Farmers Relations Act 1946
41 Farm, price supports 1949-1960
41 Farm Security Administration 1945-1946
41 Farragut College 1946-1947
41 Farrell, Robert S. 1945-1948
41 "Fascism in Action" 1947
41 FBI investigation 1953
41 Federal Firearms Act 1957-1958
41 Federal Home Loan Banks 1946
41 Federal Housing Administration 1953
41 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Services 1952-1954
41 Federal Power Commission 1946-1953
41 Federal power projects, Pacific Northwest 1952-1953
41 Federal Works Agency 1945-1946
41 Fertilizer 1946-1947
41 Field, James 1946-1950
41 Fifth Avenue Coach Company 1946-1947
41 Filberts 1957-1958
41 Filibuster speech 1947
41 Finley, Forrest E. 1946-1951
41 Fischer, Mrs. Robert M. 1945
41 Fisheries 1945-1950
42 Fisheries 1950-1960
42 Fitzgerald report 1953-1955
42 Flag 1955-1960
42 Flanders, Ralph E. 1954-1956
42 Flax 1945-1951
42 Flight training 1947-1951
42 Flood control 1956
42 Flood disasters 1955-1957
42 Flood disasters, Malheur County, Oregon 1957
42 Flour 1950-1951
42 Fluoridation 1955-1960
43 Food additives 1960
43 Food situation (food for Europe) 1946-1947
43 Foot and mouth disease 1947-1948
43 Foreign affairs 1947-1951
43 Foreign aid 1955-1960
43 Foreign decorations 1957-1960
43 Foreign policy 1951-1956
44 Foreign policy 1956-1960
44 Foreign relations 1957-1961
44 Foreign relations (Savara, Bhim) 1959-1961
44 Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter 1945
44 Foreign relations, San Francisco Charter 1945
44 Foreign relations, United National Organizations 1945-1957
44 Foreign relations, World Court 1946-1948
44 Foreign Relations Committee 1950-1951
44 Foreign service examinations 1947-1949
44 Foreign service positions 1954-1960
45 Foreign trade 1955-1959
45 Forest fires 1954-1957
45 Formosa 1949-1960
45 Formosa, Quemoy-Matsu policy 1958
45 Formosa, Oregon letters 1955
46 Forrestal, James 1949
46 Forrester, James W., Jr 1951-1956
46 Fort Sill expansion 1958-1959
46 Ft. Vancouver National Monument 1949-1953
46 Fowler, Charles H. 1947-1961
46 France 1958-1960
46 Franchere, Hoyt 1945-1953
46 Frank, Aaron M. 1945-1951
46 Frank, B. K. 1950-1951
46 Franks, Maurice 1945-1947
46 Freeman, Percy F. 1949-1951
46 French, Giles 1945-1950
46 Freund, Arthur J. 1945-1960
46 Friedman, Samuel 1947-1952
46 "Friends of Wayne Morse" 1954-1960
46 Frohnmayer, Otto J. 1950-1951
46 Fulbright Act 1954-1961
46 Fuller, Edgar 1949-1950
46 Fund for the Republic 1957-1958
46 Ga 1947-Gy 1948
47 Ga 1948/1949-Gl 1952/1953
48 Go 1952/1953-Gy 1958/1959
49 Ga-Gy 1959-1960
49 Gage, Lawrence E. 1950-1951
49 Gallagher, John H. 1947-1951
49 Gamble, Ted 1946
49 Gard, Jesse 1950-1952
49 Geddes, A. W. 1945-1947
49 General issues 1956-1957
49 Genocide convention 1951-1952
49 George, Leo E. 1945
49 Gerber, Joseph R. 1949-1950
49 Gerlinger, Mrs. George T. 1948-1952
49 German debt 1953-1955
49 Germany 1945-1958
49 Germer, Adolph 1945-1951
49 Getts, Clark H. 1945-1957
49 GI Bill 1955-1957
49 Gianini, Mildred 1947-1951
49 Gibbons, Phillip S., Jr 1945-1951
49 Gifts 1954-1960
50 Gilbert Brothers, Inc 1953
50 Gill, Howard 1945-1950
50 Gillis, George 1944-1951
50 Gilman, Rex 1954-1956
50 Gilmore, Roy 1950-1951
50 Girard case (William Girard) 1957
50 Godfrey, George 1947-1952
50 Gold 1956-1961
50 Golding, Bernard 1954-1955
50 Goldsmith, Arthur J. 1945-1954
50 Goldsmith, Barnett H. 1952-1953
50 Goldy, Dan 1957-1961
50 Gordon, Theodore H. 1945-1951
50 Government contracts 1951-1958
51 Government contracts 1959-1961
51 Government expenditures 1951
51 Graham, Frank 1947-1951
51 Grain storage 1948-1954
51 Grant, Elmira O. 1953
51 Grant, W. Cape 1958-1961
51 Gravelle, L. A. 1950
51 Great Decisions programs 1958-1960
51 Greece 1947-1950
51 Green, B. A. 1944-1960
51 Green, Edith 1954-1960
51 Grey, Ben 1959-1961
51 Grey, Herb 1949-1951
51 Greyhound Bus problem 1952
51 Grondahl, Mrs. Hilmer 1948
52 Gross, Arthur J. 1954-1955
52 Gross, Bertram M. 1945-1951
52 Ground observer program 1952
52 Ha 1947-H 1949
53 Ho 1949-Hey 1951/1952
54 Hl 1951/1952-Hy 1953/1954
55 Ha 1954/1955-Hy 1959/1960
56 Hagenstein, W. D. 1957-1958
56 Haines, Frank E. 1946-1948
56 Haiti 1955-1959
56 Halbert, Howard C. 1951
56 Hall, John H. 1947-1948
56 Hallock, Ted 1957-1959
56 Hamblin, L. L. 1957-1960
56 Hammersley, Robert L. 1951
56 Hammett, Mark J. 1955
56 Hand, Learned 1962
56 Hanzen, Henry M. 1947-1957
56 Harbour, W. E. L. 1946-1954
56 Harpham, Everett 1945-1951
56 Harriman, Averell 1955-1958
56 Harris, Joseph P. 1945-1949
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