Inventory of the George Adams Shuford Papers, 1952-1959
[top]Descriptive Summary
TitleGeorge Adams Shuford Papers, 1952-1959
Creator
Shuford, George Adams
Extent
36,000 Items
Repository
Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library
Language
English.
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Administrative Information
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Preferred Citation
[Identification of item], Inventory of the George Adams Shuford Papers, Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library, Duke University.
Provenance
The George Adams Shuford Papers were gifts to Duke University in 1959 and 1968.
Processing Information
Processed by: Duke University Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library Staff
Completed ca. 1968
Encoded by Stephen Douglas Miller
This finding aid is NCEAD compliant.
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Biographical Note
George Adams Shuford (b. 1895) served North Carolina as a lawyer, jurist, state legislator, and member of Congress. He was educated in the public schools of Asheville, the University of North Carolina, and the Law School of the University of Georgia. In 1932 he married Daphne Brown of Asheville. His public career included service as Representative in the State Legislature, 1945-1947, and U. S. Representative, 1953-1959. After retirement from Congress, he became a Superior Court Judge of North Carolina from which he returned to the practice of law in Asheville.
[top]Collection Overview
Shuford's papers consist of 89 boxes of correspondence, reports, speeches, and memoranda from his office in Washington, 1952-1959. The collection is divided into four main categories according to the filing system used in the Congressman's office. Subjects, persons, and places appear throughout all categories.
The Shuford Papers were in filing drawers when originally cataloged. Later the papers were transferred to many smaller archival boxes. Since it was no longer easy to survey the contents, an informal inventory of the files was compiled by a student assistant. The collection remains in its original folders with their informal and frequently inconsistent labeling.
The correspondence has two divisions. First, there are letters filed alphabetically by names of correspondents (Boxes 1-21). However, each letter of the alphabet also has one or more folders in which the correspondence is filed only according to the first letter of the name. Secondly, there are letters filed chronologically in folders marked
"Letters. Legislation"
(Boxes 22-23) and
"Letters. General"
(Boxes 24-28). There are also several folders of letters of congratulations, recommendations, references, and sympathy (Box 28).
Volumes of guest books and an inaugural invitation (1953) are in Box 28.
Speeches and speech material are in Boxes 29-30.
Subject categories occupy Boxes 31-89. The folders are labeled and are filed according to the words underlined on each label. The labeling system was not consistent, and researchers must survey the subject categories for a given subject as well as the correspondence and speeches. Subjects notable for the quantity of material about them are: agriculture, the armed services, atomic energy, elections, civil rights, civil service, Colorado River, commerce, the Constitution, the Democratic Party, education, electric power utilities, finance, fish and wildlife, foreign relations, highways, Indians, the House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee, irrigation and reclamation, labor (often under education and labor), the judiciary, mines and mining, politics in North Carolina (especially the 12th congressional district for which there are election records on the precinct level), the Post Office, public lands, refugees, small business, the House Ways and Means Committee, tariffs, taxation, TVA, tobacco, veterans affairs, the Territories Subcommittee (Alaska and Hawaii), and water resources.
The chronology within folders is frequently out of order. The letters are not entered in the Autograph File.
2,000 Items added, 1-3-68. This addition to the subject categories of the Shuford Papers is notable for files on the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Cherokee Indians, and the Hell's Canyon Legislation.
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Subject Headings
These are searchable subject entries for this collection. Performing a search on these subjects in the Duke University Libraries online catalog will bring up other related research materials.
- Democratic Party (U.S.).
- Tennessee Valley Authority.
- United States. Congress--Committees.
- United States. Congress--Elections.
- Agriculture--Law and legislation.
- Civil rights--United States.
- Civil service--United States.
- Education--United States.
- Electric utilities--Law and legislation--United States.
- Indians of North America--Government relations.
- Labor laws and legislation--United States.
- Land use--Law and legislation--United States.
- Legislators--United States--Correspondence.
- Mining law--United States.
- North Carolina--Politics and government--1951-
- Nuclear energy--Government policy.
- Public lands.
- Roads--Finance--Law and legislation--United States.
- Tariff--Law and legislation--United States.
- Taxation--Law and legislation--United States.
- Tobacco--Law and legislation--United States.
- United States--Armed forces.
- United States--Commerce.
- United States--Constitution.
- United States--Economic conditions--1945-
- United States--Foreign relations--1945-
- United States--Politics and government--1953-1961.
- Veterans--Law and legislation--United States.
- Water resources development--Law and legislation--United States.
- Wildlife conservation--Law and legislation--United States.
Detailed Description of Collection
Correspondence Series
Ainsley, John Joseph
Alberts, J.C.
Alice, James A.
Allen, Raymond D.
Alley, John Hayes
Allison, J.Q.
Anderson, Lionel C.
Angel, Marie
Arkansas, John P.
Armistead, Nancy C.
Armstrong, Mrs. Leslie Ray
Arrowood, Gordon C.
Ashe, Gene E.
Atkins, Bobby Ju
Atkinson, Jack
Austin, William H.
A
A
Bach, Robert J.
Bagby, James
Ballew, Harry S.
Balsam Grove Hospital
Banks, Victor S.
Barclay, Thomas, IV
Bartlett, William W.
Bates, Clyde T. RDI
Batten, W.T.
Beachboard, William B.
Beardall, Harold M.
Beasley, James E.
Beatty, Coy R.
Beerkens, Johannes Wilhelmus
Bemis Lumber Co. Land (Capt. Swann)
Bene, Doris
Bennett, Ada
Box 2
Bennett, Thomas James
Biddle, Roy. Franklin, N.C. Mining Lease Nan. Nat. For.
Bileb, F.B. Annie Laurie
Bishop, Mrs. Letha
Blaak, Kommer
Blake, Edmund M.
Blake, Nick
Blankenship, Wade
Bocook, Jas. Fulton
Boone, Dix. Macon County
Boukides, Andreas P.
Bourne, Francis. MICZ
Bowen, Robt. A.
Bowman, Peter W.
Boyd, James R., Jr.
Bradburn, C.F.
Bradford, Ronald D.
Bradley, Earl
Brady, Robert
Brank, Brad. Veteran
Branson, Bertrum L.
Brezeale, Willard J.
Bridges, Charles G.
Arden, N.C.
Briggs, James Frank
Brigman, Wilburn L.
Bristol, Dave
Brittain, Airman Joseph A., Jr.
Brittain, J.A.
Brooks, Mamie Rae
Brookshire, C.M. 359671
Brookshire, Wm. E.B.
Brown, Al
Brown, Bob
Brown, Claude
Brown, Dr. George Wallace
Brown, J.C. Veterans Adm. Employee
Brown, Perry
Brown, Robert
Bryan, John
Bryant, Segal W.
Bryson, Carl E.
Bryson, Holmes Jr.
Bryson, L.D.
Buchanan, Ben
Buchanan, Marcellus
Buckner, Dorothy Messer
Bugg, Wm. J.
Bunch, Willie
Bunker, Ruth E.
Burleson, Earl. Re: Tobacco Division
Burleson, Joe
Box 3
Burnette, Fred M.
Burson, John H., Jr.
B
B
Cabe, Lester
Calloway, Bruce James
Cameron, Betty
Campbell, Harry
Capps, Ralph
Capps, Walter C.
Carland, Stanley J.
Carr, Frank Brown
Cassada, Wiley
Cathey, Dan
Chaney, Walter Elick and B.P. Justice (H'ville)
Chaponan, Max H.
Chasteain, Oscar E.
Cheatwood, William E.
Box 4
Christenson, Harry J.
Chung, P.N. 2-1375
Clement, Latta
Clodfelter, Hobert Dalton
Clowney, Lillie
Cobb, Julia S.
Cochran, John C.
Collins, Joe W.
Combe, B.A.
Cooley, Cong. Attorney J.M. Brougloth, Jr. HR. 8381
Cooper, Mrs. Lola A.
Corn, Floyd Lee
Cornwell, D.W.
Cotter, John R.
Cotter, John R.
Courtesy of the Port
Cox, Mrs. Ella
Crawford, Lester (Re: Road, Burmingtown and Kyle Section
Crawford, Warvel J., Jr.
Crawford, Mrs. J.M.
Creasman, Stella
Creasman, Maleta M.
Cross, Arthur H.
Cullowhee College
Cunningham, John R.
Cutshall, John E.
C
Box 5
C
Dacy, Kenneth
Dale, Charles
Dalton, Carl V.
Damtoft, Walter
Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. Shelton
Davidson, Jas. E.
Davis, Dee
Davis, Harry Mc.
Davis, Lt. Col. James M. Hazelwood, N.C.
Davis, Watts
Dayton, Jas. E., Jr.
Dayton, Harolotis
Dayton, Mrs. Olga H.
Deacon, Edward F.
Deane, Charles B.
DeMoia, Miss Josephine
Deyton, Claude
Dillingham, Watson
Dillingham, Woodrow
Dolan, Thes. E.
Dotson, Icesom N.
Drigian, Krikor
Dunlap, Herbert M.
D
Box 6
D
Earle, Willie L.
Edens, James E.
Edwards, Chas. W., Jr.
Eller, Elizabeth
English, Guy
Ensley, Wm.
Ervin, Sen. Sam J.
Ervin, Saumuel E.
Evans, Robert Lee
E
E
Farmer, Private Garland
Farmer, Robert
Farmer's Market, Inc.
Ficken, Lt. Harry A.
Finlay, Bill. Tax Case
Fisher, Ernest M.
Fitzgerald, Jerry M.
Fleischman, Miron
Foard, Carson C.
Foate, Allen M.
Foster, Uless C.
Foster, Wm. L.
Fox, Arthur J.
Fox, Gilbert Coil
Francis, A.J.
Freeman, Calvin W.
Friday, James W.
Friedlander, Egon Chas.
Frisk, Paul W.
Fritschy, Philip H.
F
Box 7
F
Galloway, Earl F.
Galloway, Ray von
Garcia, Blavlio
Garren, Alvin W., Jr.
Garren,Benjamin F.
Garrett, Robert U.
Garrett, Thomas Wade
General
Gennett, Andrew
George, Pvt. Charles. Congressional Medal of Honor Winner. Feb. 6,1954
George, Ida J.
Glasby, Willie C.
Glendale
Glover, Fred W.
Godwin
Goins, Robert T.
Goodman, L.J.
Gosnell, Amar
Graham, Billy
Grant, Roger (MICA Matter)
Grant, Mrs. Roger
Greene, Mrs. A.W.
Greene, F. Lynette
Green, yard
Greenleaf, Wm. F
Gregg, George
Gregg, Ray S.
Gregg, Samuel
Gregory, Mrs. Lyman
Griggs, James Y.
Grimsley, Rollie L.
Grohar, Albin
Gudger, Lindsey M.
Guggenheim, Warren E.
Guice, Robert Ronald
Gulledge, Otis U.
G
Box 8
G
Hagglund, Irvin A.
Hall, L. Dow. Deceased
Hall, Pvt. Eddie R.
Hall J.B., Jr.
Hall, Shuford M.
Hall, Wm. J.
Hamm, Pvt. Thomas H.
Haney, Charlie Arthur
Haney, James M.
Harmon, Cleo Davis
Harris, Mrs. Ethel Mary George
Hawkins, Charles C.
Hayes, Lewis
Hayes, Pearl
Hayes, Terry Lee
Haywood Lumber and Mining Co.
Hazelrigg, Charles H.
Hefner, Mrs. Frances B.
Henderson, Frank B.
Henderson Rev. J.H.
Hennessee, W.W. Small Business Loan Application Request
Hensley, John C.
Hepler, Carrie W.
Herbert, Mrs. John T.
Herren, Claude Luther
Hess, W.T. Neal
Hester, William D.
Hilliard, Howard
Hitchner, C.E.
Hodges, Daniel M.
Hodges, Luther H.
Hoffman, Edwin M.
Holt, Gerald W.
Hornbuckle, Israel C.
Howard, Clarence, Jr.
Howell, James S.
Howell, J. H. (Vet's Service Officer Haywood County)
Howell, Moody A.
Howerton, T.M.
Huddle, T.A.
Hudspeth, Geo L.
Box 9
Hunter, Susan
Hurley, Wade McCoy
Hyde, B.J.
H
H
Box 10
Inman, Harry
Internal Revenue Office.
Asheville
Irvin, Mrs. Grace S.
I
I
Jaeckel, Vrs. Louis E.
James, Walter
Justice, Private Joe
Jenkins, Wm. E.
Jennings,A1
Johnson, Carl E.
Johnson, Carl E.
Johnson, D. Byers
Johnson, John J.
Johnson, Richard C.
Johnson, Ulysses, Jr.
Jones, Bruce C.
Jones, Pvt. Ralph M.
J
J
Kdan, Stephen (Fed. Housing Loan)
Keener, Ernest (General)
Kelly, Rev. Richard A.
Kennerly, Dr. R.B.
Kennett, Franks., Jr.
Kent, Mrs. E.L.
Keritsis, Constantinor D.
Keritsis, James
Box 11
Kilby, Harvey
Kilmer, Kenton
Kilpatrick, Emeline
Kimsey, Sgt. Willard
Kimsey, Willard, Corp.
King, William
Kuykendall, Marvin A.
K
K
Lamb, Mrs. Bobra White
Lambert, Paul
Langbein, John Frederick
Laughrun, Ray J.
Lawing, Enoch A.
Le Febera, Anthony
Leinster, Robert O.
Lewis, William A., Jr.
Lindley, Mrs. Jas. J.
Lipe, Albert
List, Keith Eugene
Littlefield, Mrs. Russell R.
Locke, William L.
Logan, Sam J.
Long, John Adrian
Long, Pat
Lotspeich, Wm. B.
Lowery, Florenee C.
L
L
Box 12
McCall, Donald Lee
McCall, Pvt. James C.
McCloskey, David, Jr.
McCormack, Cpl. Joe H., Jr. (son of Mrs. Alonso)
McCoy, Stella
McCrary, Wester N.
McCurry, Herbert E.
McDavis, Floyd E.
McElrath, Moody
McGaha, Oscar
McHan, Beauford, Pfc.
McKinnish, Lloyd M.
McClean, Albert S.
McRary, William
Maconochie-Vance Gap Road
McTammary, Mrs. John (Billie)
Mc
Mc
Mackelfresh, Mrs. Robert H.
Maney, Buron R.
Maney, Forrest R.
Maney M./Sgt. Wm. Jack
Mann, Mrs. G.P. Re: Visa for Mother
Martin, Bill
Martin, Jack
Martin, John W.
Martin, Sesto
Maultsky, Ben H.
Mauney, Betty
Mauney, Harry
Mauney, Walt
Means, Butler C.
Medford, Cecil
Melton, C.A.
Messer, Jennie D.
Metzger, Mrs. Nina (Judge Shuford's Cousin Re: birth certificate)
Miles, Herbert
Miller, David Lee
Miller, Paul R.
Miller, Richard (Dick)
Millsaps, Maynard
Mitchell, Dewey
Mitchell, Gene P.
Mitchell, James E. C-11 279 676
Box 13
Montgomery, Elzabad
Moody, Warren K.
Mooney, Mrs. Charles
Moore, Charlie L.
Moore, Mrs. George H.
Moore, Meredith
Morgan, Dwight L.
Morgan, Harley D.
Morgan, Robt. K.
Morrow, Tommy Mac
Mull, Mrs. Rosalie
M
M
Box 14
Nailling, Dr. Richard C.
Nash, Forrest F.
Nelms, William
Nelon, Bud (Deceased)
Nelson, Sidney V.
Newman, Mrs. P.B.
Nicely, Mrs. R.V.
N
N
O'Donnell, Ed
Oliver, Helence Perryman
Oshborne, Henry D.
Oskinski, Connie Jeane
Osmeña, Sergio, Jr.
O
O
Pagan, Pvt. Bruce T.
Palat, Nicholas E.
Palmer, Leonard
Parker, Wm. C.
Parks, James H.
Pastell, Mrs. Mozelle B.
Pastell, Ray
Peacock, Dorothy B.
Penland, Elwin M.
Perkins, R.F.
Peters, Robert G.
Peters, Robert G.
Peterson, James R.
Peterson, O.B.
Pettit, 1st Sgt. William B.
Phelps, Mrs. Barbara H.
Pike, James M.
Pilkington, Daniel D., Pvt.
Pisgah Forest School
Pistolis, George A.
Plemmons, Joe E.
Plott, William M.
Posey, Horace G., Jr.
Posey, R.Y.
Powell, Charles
Powell, Dr. Charles H.
Powell, William Hugh
Pressley, James N.
Pridgen, Mrs. Eva L.
Box 15
Prock, James Paull
Proctor, Mrs. H.L.
Proctor, Schwartz
Putnam, Robert J.
P
P
P
Quality Tire Company, Inc.
Quinn, Charlie H.
Q
Ramsey, William D.
Ray, Avon I.
Ray, Robert E.
Rayburn, Joe Hubert
Rayle, Champ G.
Reagan, Mrs. Phlenia M.
Redden, Arthur J.
Rector, Doris L.
Redmon, James C.
Reed, Miss Edith B.
Reese, Harry L.
Reichenfeld, Hilde
Rein, Stewart
Reynolds, James C.
Reynolds, Wm. F.
Rice, James L.
Rich, Ronald
Roberts, David
Roberts, Everette
Roberts, Frank Monroe
Roberts, Raymond Henry
Robertson, Dr. Logan
Robey, Mrs. Eunice E.
Robinson, Charles
Robinson, Clarence O.
Robinson, E.L.
Robinson, Rufus
Robinson, Thomas Calvin
Box 16
Rocamora, Fan B.
Rockwell, Kenneth
Rodenbeck, Frederick L., Jr.
Rogers, Rep. Dwight
Rogers, Ernest
Rogers, Jack, Jr.
Rogers, Raymond
Romfh, Bros.
Transylvania County.
Jack Potts, Fisher, Anthony
Roper, Gano N.
Roth, John Wm.
Rouland, Paul C.
Russell, Eva R.
R
R
Sams, Jack Garrett
Sams, Jack G.
Sawyer, Jimmy
Sawyer, Holmes
Scales, A. H.
Schoeler, Ernest P.
Schulz, Theodore and Annie
Searcy, David M.
Sentelle, R. E.
Shaw, Ralph A.
Sherlin, Richard B.
Shuford, John
Silvers, Mr.
Silversteen, Joseph A.
Simmons, George C.
Simpson, Capt. David, Jr.
Singleton, Mrs. James E.
Smathers, Charles
Smathers, Henry C.
Smathers, Max M.
Smith, Charles D.
Smith, Clive H.
Smith, Mrs. Donald
Smith, J. B.
Smith, Kenneth E.
Solomon, Rufus C.
Staffen, Clarence F.
Stallings Air Base
Stamey, Ella Owen
Stamey, James D.
Stamey, Wilford
Stephens, Hugh
Stepp, Claude
Stepp, J.F.
Stevens, A/3c S.E.
Stevenson, H.A.
Stines, Ernest Harrison
Stone, Clarence M.
Stone, Wallace B.
Strauss, Karl H.
Streadwick, Cecil L,.
Swan, Frank. Small Bus. Loan.
Sweeny, Stanley W.
Box 18
S
S
Tahlguetle, Dewey
Taliaferro, Walter R.
Talley, Bailey T.
Taylor, Jos J., Jr.
Taylor, Joseph J.
Tennent, Dr. G.S.
Thacker, Add
Thomas, Blanche A. (Re: retirement)
Thompkins, Archie
Thompson, Harry Zebulon
Thompson, Ralph M.
Toland, Hugh James, Jr.
Trull, Ed F.
Trull, Rupert L.
Turner, Myrtle N.
T
T
U
Vaughan, Wanda Marie
V
Box 20
Walden, Earl W.
Walker, William Pitt
Walsh, T.I. (Re: Scholarship for son, Homer Jerome)
Walton, Mrs. Kester
Walton, Dr. Seth T.
Ward, Guy A.
Watts, Bob
Wayman, Mrs. Bessie E.
Weather Station
Weather Wing Employment
Weaver, William J., III
Webb, Grady C.
Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Anton. and Sister Ingeborg
Weeks, Mrs. Maude Sanders
Welch, Virgil
Weissinger Lumber Company (T.M. Jenkins. Atty)
Weissinger Lumber Company
Weissinger Lumber Company
Wells, Nellie L. (Geo. W.)
Western Carolina Livestock. Dept. of Agriculture
Wheeler, Clyde H.
Whitaker, Ed. B.
White, Morris H.
White Transportation Co.
Whitmire, Howard
Whitner, Bobby M.
Whittemore, Orville A.
Wilder, Mrs. Mary E.
Wildes, Robt. Eugene
Willis, Thomas W.
Wilson, Bobby Ray
Wilson, Charles G.
Wilson, Morris
Box 21
Wilson, Mrs. Nellie
Wimpey, Bennis Howard
Wolfoy, John
Wood, Mrs. Essie
Woodard, Mrs. Charlie
Woodson, Marvin C.
Woody, Walker Western
Worley, Dan C. (Re: over-seas employment)
Wright, Neva C.
Wrinn, Mrs. John Jones
W
W
Yarborough, Lonnie P.
Yost, M.F.
Young, Donald
Young, Fred R.
Young, Luther H., Jr. 01-647 010
Young, Mr.
Quatermaster Market Center
Young, Sue
Y
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Letters: Legislation
Letters. 1953, Jan.-March
Letters. 1953, April-June
Box 23
Letters. 1953, July-September
Letters. 1953, October-December
Letters. 1954, January-March
Letters. 1954, April-June
Letters. 1954, July-September
Letters. 1954, August-December
Letters. 1955, April-December
Letters.1956
Letters.1957
Letters.1958
Letters: General
Letters. 1953, January-March
Box 25
Letters. 1953, April-June
Letters. 1953, July-September
Letters. 1953, October-December
Box 26
Letters. 1954, January-March
Letters. 1954, April-June
Letters. 1954, July-September
Letters. 1954, October-December
Letters. 1955, January-March
Box 27
Letters.1956
Letters.1957
Box 28
Letters.1958
Letters: Congratulations, Recommendations, References, and Sympathy
Congratulatory and Recommendations. Also Sympathy. 1953-1954
Congratulatory Letters.1954
Congratulations and Sympathy. 1957-1958
References and Recommendations.1953 - 1958
Volumes
Guest Book. 1953-1956
Guest Book. 1956-1958
Inaugural Invitation
Inaugural Invitation.1953
Speeches
Speech delivered at St. Francis High School. June 4,1953
Speech given before the Osteo-Pathic Society Re: OA
Speech given at Lions Club. Sept. 24,1952
Notes on Cherokee delivered at Lions Club.1956
Black,Eugene R.
Speech over Station WLOS/League of Women Voters. May 16, 1958
Speech by Judge Shuford before the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Asheville. May 26, 1955
Speech to be made at Cullowhee.
"Research and the Graduate"
Veterans Speech Notes
This is the Law. T.V. Program
Speech of Hon. Jas. O. Eastland. May 26, 1955.
"The Supreme Courts 'Modern Scientific Authorities' in the Segregation Cases"
Speech given before Optimist Club. Oct. 14, 1957
Speech. N.C. Food Dealers Asso.
Mr. Shuford's Talks
Asheville Chamber of Commerce. Introduction. Sen. McClellan. Jan., 1958
Speech before V.F.W. Asheville. Feb. 1, 1958
Speech presented at Buncombe Democratic Convention. May 15, 1954
Rural Electrification Speech Notes
Speech. REA
Box 30
Speech Material
Subject Files Series
Addresses
Agencies. Information
Agriculture:
Asiatic Beetle. Haywood County
Bulletins, 1953-1954
Bulletins, 1954
Bulletins, 1955-1956
Bulletins, 1957-1958
Box 32
Buncombe County ASC Office Investigation
Cane Creek.
Buncombe County.
Soil Conservation Service
Copies of Bills. 1955-1956
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Department of Agriculture.
1953
Department of Agriculture.
1954-1958
Department of Agriculture. Reorganization
Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation
Extension of Remarks. James G. K. McClure.
Farmers Federation
Farm Program
Farmers Federation Cooperative
Box 33
Farmers Union Program
Flexible Farm Program
General
Haywood County Farm Group
Hendersonville Gladiolus Growers Assoc.
Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation. 1957-1958
Box 34
Agriculture
Agricultural Conservation Program. HR 4877. 1953-1958
N.C. Agricultural Statistics.1954
North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation Inc.
1955
Parity Price Support Program
Reports. Annual. North Carolina.1953
Soil Survey of Buncombe County.1954
Soil Survey. Cherokee and Jackson.1957
Soil Survey. Haywood County.1956
Soil Survey. Macon County.1956
Soybean Standards
Veto of Farm Bill. Senate discussion. 4/16/56
Watershed Protection Act. (Soil Conservation Service).1954
Agriculture Yearbooks:
Yearbooks. 1950-1951
Yearbooks.1952
Box 35
Yearbooks.1953
Yearbooks.1954
Yearbooks.1955
Yearbooks.1956
Yearbooks.1957
Yearbooks. Misc.
Yearbooks. Various Years
Box 36
Air Lines
American Legion:
Convention. 1954
General. 1957-1958
Applications:
Applications
For Jobs in New Congress.1954
Job Applications.1953
Appropriations:
Copies of Bills. 1955-1956
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Legislation. Various Years
Legislation. 1957-1958
Box 37
Supplemental Approp. Implement. P.L. 733
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater. Prohibiting the erection of carillons on the land of the U.S. near. H.R. 13785.1958
Armed Services:
Copies of Bills.1955
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Department of Air Force.
1955.
1957-1958
Department of Army.
1955.
1957-1958
Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation. 1957-1958
Reserve Bill.1955
Universal Military Training
Box 38
Asheville:
Airport
Airport
Airport
Arcade Building
Bill for Relief of Dixie Novelty Co.1955.H.R. 2784
Country Day School
Federal Agency Transfer
Industrial Council. 1953-1954
Industrial Council.1955
Industrial Council. 1957-1958
Mills Manufacturing Corporation
Wise
Box 39
Wise. T.V.
Atomic Energy:
Atomic Energy Commission.
1955.
1957-1958
H.R. 9757. S. 3690. Amend Atomic Energy Com. Act.1954
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy
Joint Committee on Atomic Energy. Legislation. 1957-1958
Blue Ridge Parkway:
Blue Ridge Parkway Office
Blue Ridge.
1954
Blue Ridge Parkway.
1955-1956
Blue Ridge Parkway.
1957-1958
Box 40
Blue Ridge Parkway. misc.
Blue Ridge Parkway. misc.
H.R. 11055. To Provide that the Blue Ridge Parkway shall be toll free. 1955-1958
H.R. 10540. To Provide that the Blue Ridge Parkway shall be toll free.1956
Spalling
Chief Blythe
Brittain Hosiery Mills
Brumbaugh. H.R. 7713. Relief of Hertha Stammler Brumbaugh
Bryson City:
Federal Building. H.R. 9137
H.R. 8988. To Provide for the construction of a new post office, fed. courthouse, and fed. office building
Burley Tobacco. H.R. 9148
Calendars.1957
Campaign:
Campaign for the 48 States
Congressional.1954
Material
Stevenson Campaign.1956
The Capitol
Cemeteries visited while on trip
Cherokee:
Cherokee.
1955
Cherokee Development Program
Cherokee. General.1956
Cherokee. General.1957
Cherokee Hearings. September,1955
Box 42
Cherokee Indian Res. Food Contract.1955
Proposed School Buildings
Civil Aeronautics Board. 1955
Civil Rights:
Civil Rights. General
H.R. 2145. To Provide means at further securing and protecting the civil rights of persons within the jurisdiction of the U.S.1957
H.R. 6127.1957
Integration. General
Segregation
Segregation at Oteen
Segregation Resolution of March 12, 1956
Civil Service Commission. 1955
Civil Service:
Retirement System
To Increase annuities payable to certain annuitants from the civil service retirement and disability fund, etc. H.R. 4427.1957
Clerks:
Applications. Clerical
Clerk Hire
Clerk's Office. Correspondence
Cocke, Philip C. 1957
Colorado River:
Colorado River
Colorado River Project
Colorado Storage Project
Daily Folder. Current Correspondence
Irrigation Subcommittee. Upper Colorado legislation. 1955-1956
Box 44
Irrigation Subcommittee. Upper Colorado legislation. 1955-1956
Reports on H.R. 3383. Upper Colorado
Commerce:
Copies of Bills. Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 1955-1957
Department of Commerce.
1955.
1957-1958
GATT. General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
Box 45
H.R.-1. Rec. Trade.
1956
H.R. 7417. Repeal Case in Tariff Ways and Means.
1956
H.R. 4294. Reciprocal Trade Act
House Document 99. Federal Medical Services. CIFC.
1955
Legislation. Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 1955-1956
Legislation. Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 1957-1958
Box 46
Communism
Congress:
Correspondence. Members of Congress. 1955-1956
Correspondence. Members of Congress.1957
Congressional Poll.
1953
Congressional Directory.
1955-1956
Congressional Directory. 1957-1958
Congressional Record. Remarks.
1956
Congressional Record. Remarks.
1957-1958
Congressional Record.
1957-1958
Constitution:
Bricker Amendment
H.J. Res. 448. Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution with respect to the admission of new states as sovereign states of the United States.1957
Info. on Constitution
Declaration of Constitutional Principles
Department of Defense.
1955.
1957-1958
Young Democratic Club Letter. Re: Tom Garrison Letter.1953
Box 47
Democratic:
Democratic Rally. Oct. 5, 1954
Democratic Rallies.
12th District
Democratic Party:
Jefferson-Jackson Dinner.
1954
Jefferson-Jackson Dinner.
1955
Democratic National Committee:
1955-1956
1956
Newspaper Info. News Releases
1957-1958
Disaster:
Banking and Currency. Hurricane and Disaster Legislation.
1955-1956
Drought and Disaster Program
Disaster Loans
District of Columbia:
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Legislation. 1955-1956
Box 48
District Office:
District Office
Expenses
Echo Park
Echo Park Dam
Education:
Copies of Bills. Education and Labor.1955
Federal Aid to Education. H.R. 7535
Legislation. Education and Labor.
1955
Box 49
Legislation. Education and Labor.
1957-1958
Oil for Education Bill. S. 772. Sen. Hill, Scott, etc.
S.S. Sen. Hill. 30 other senators
School Groups.1954.
1957-1958
School Groups.1955.
1956
School Lunch Program
Vocational Educational Funds
Electrical:
Equipment
Electric Power
Private Power Companies. rapid amortization cert.
Public and Private Power
Tarheel Electric Membership Ass'n. Inc.
Rural Elcetric Association
Box 50
Rural Electrification
Employment Service. United States
Extension of Remarks
Falson Dam Bill. H.R. 8328
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Power Commission. 1955
Federal Register
FHA Appraiser
Finance:
Banking and Currency.
1955-1956
Copies of Bills. Banking and Currency. 1955-1956
Copies of Bills. Banking and Currency. 1957-1958
Legislation. Banking and Currency. 1957-1958
Legislation. Senate Finance Committee. 1957-1958
Fish
Fish and Wildlife
Fluoridation Program. H.R. 2341
Fontana Drug Store. Inc.
Fontana Village
Football Tickets:
Applications for1957football tickets (Navy Academy, West Point)
Football Tickets
Foreign Affairs:
Copies of Bills. 1955-1956
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Legislation. 1955-1956
Box 52
Legislation. 1957-1958
Foreign Service
Forest Service. Dept. of Agriculture. 1957-1958
French Broad River:
Flood Prevention Problem
Highway
1 tr. from Mrs. Riley
Frying Pan
Frying Pan. Arkansas Project
General Services Administration. 1955
Government Operations:
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
Kennedy-Rogers Bill. 1957
Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation. 1957-1958
Box 53
Government Printing Office
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Haberis. H.R.1988.Relief of Gerasimos Athanase Haberis
Haley-Shuford minority Report. Final Draft. H.R. 3384
Health, Education, and Welfare. 1955. 1957-1958
Heintooga. Editorials on
Hell's Canyon Dam
Hell's Canyon Dam Legislation and Committee
Hell's Canyon Legislation.1958
Highway:
Highway Districts
Highway Legislation. 1456
Highway Revenue. H.R. 9075
Proposed highway Program. H.R. 7072
Hoey, Clyde R. Statement to the Press
Hoover Comm. Report
Hopper, Relief of George D. H.R.1989
House of Representatives
Copies of Bills. House Administration.1955
Legislation. House Administration . 1956-1958
Legislation. Rules.
1955-1956
Housing Bill. H R 7839
Housing and Home Finance Agency. 1955
Immigration:
H.R.1990.Relief of Michael Aristides Tsperkas
H.R. 5678. Immigration and Nationality Act
McCarran Act
Inauguration. 1953
Inauguration.1957
Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs
Indian Affairs:
Cherokee Indians
General
General Correspondence
General Legislation. 1955-1956
H.R. 4830. To Authorize revision of the Tribal roll of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, N.C. and for other purposes
Legislation.1957
Legislation. Committee.1954
Box 57
Osage
Seminole Indian Florida Trip
Sioux Indians
Subcommittee. General .1957
Subcommittee. Termination Legislation.
1955
Ute
Industries. New in Western N.C.
Information Service. U.S. 1955
Interior and Insular Affairs. H.R. 89. 1953
Department of Interior.1955. 1957-1958.2-3982
H. Con. Res. 106. Int. and Insular Affairs
Interior and Insular Affairs:
Committee. General.1957
Committee. Misc.
Committee. Misc.
Box 59
Committee. Misc.
Committee. Misc.
General Correspondence. 1955-1956
Box 60
Invitations:
Invitations.
1953
Invitations.1954
Invitations.1954
Invitations. Pending.1955
Invitations.1955
Box 61
Invitations.1956
Invitations.1956
Invitations.1957
Invitations.1957
Box 62
Invitations.1958
Invitations.1958
Irrigation and Reclamation Subcommittee:
General.1957
General Correspondence
General Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation.1957
Box 63
Judiciary Committee:
Additional Judgeship for State of North Carolina. H.R. 3559
Adjust Salaries of Judges. Members of Congress, etc. H.R. 3828
Bryson City, N. C.
Copies of Bills.1945.
1955
Copies of Bills. 1957-1958
H.R. 5824
Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation. 1957-1958
Pay Raise for Congressmen and Judges
Box 64
Department of Justice. 1955
Kerr. H.R. 10245. For the Relief of Cecil Laing Kerr
Department of Labor:
Department of Labor.
1955
Taft-Hartley
Taft-Hartley Act
Union Shops
Vocational Rehabilitation and Education
League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Library of Congress
Liquor Advertising. H.R. 1227. Bryson Bill
Maps (New) United States
McCarthy Controversy
Merchant Marine and Fisheries :
Legislation. H.R. 19
Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation. 1957-1958
National Committee
Minerals
Mines and Mining
Mines and Mining Subcommittee :
Feldspar
General.1957
General Correspondence.
General Legislation. 1955-1956
Legislation.1957
MICA.