Box 4
Contains 817 Results:
Sipes, G.E., 5/26/1931
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to Mr. Sipes concerning the Board of Regents and University Hospital.
Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing Co., Dental Supplies, 6/10/1931
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing concerning an unpaid bill and threats of suing the state. Governor Murray notes he inherited many irregular accouints upon becoming governor and that the 11th Amendment nullifies the lawsuit threat.
Carter, Frank, 6/10/1931
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to Mr. Carter concerning settling irregular accounts with an enclosed check.
University Hospital, 6/15/1931
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to University Hospital concerning attempts tp procur appropriations to pay outstanding claims owed to Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing Co.
Hatchett, C.C., 7/9/1931
Typewritten letter from Mr. Hatchett to Governor William H. Murray on the investigation of George S. Anderson, Walter Orr and T.J. Norwood, University Hospital employees, and the dismissal of the first two eventually by a Mr. Bass but as first attempted through a Dr. Langston and a Mr. Baker, both of whom refused.
Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing Co., Dental Supplies, 10/14/1931
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to Hettinger Brothers Manufacturing concerning the claims made before he was governor, by which there is nothing he can do.
Smith, J.B., 1/11/1932
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to Dr. J.B. Smith appointing him as delegate for the American Medical Association.
Annual Congress on Medical Education, Licensure, and Hospitals, 1/11/1932
Typewritten letter from Governor William H. Murray to the Annual Congress on Medical Education, Licensure, and Hospitals appointing Dr. J.B. Smith as special representative of the governor and of the State of Oklahoma.
Mitchell, Ira, 4/4/1932
Typewritten letter from Mr. Mitchell to Governor William H. Murray concerning that counties have a lot of unpaid accounts for charity bills even while it is likely that fiscal audits will show revenues as credited to incorrect accounts as a potential source of money for settling these.
Hatchett, C.C., 5/13/1932
Typewritten letter from Mr. Hatchett to Governor William H. Murray concerning personnel at University Hospital: Mr. Clute, H.C. Smith, Mr. Sipes, and Dr. Bizzell. Also noted as having difficult relations with the governor: Dr. Smith and Miss Shanklin.