Box 19

This folder contains memos and phone messages to and from Boren and his staff. The dates for some messages could not be determined or could only be determined from the label on the original folder.

This folder contains memos and phone messages to and from Boren and his staff. The dates for some messages could not be determined or could only be determined from the label on the original folder.

This folder contains memos and phone messages to and from Boren and his staff. The dates for some messages could not be determined or could only be determined from the label on the original folder.

This folder contains memos and phone messages to and from Boren and his staff. The dates for some messages could not be determined or could only be determined from the label on the original folder.

This folder contains memos and phone messages to and from Boren and his staff. The dates for some messages could not be determined or could only be determined from the label on the original folder.

Topics include newspaper advertising, office equipment and supplies, and radio advertising.

Topics include newspaper advertising, office equipment and supplies, and radio advertising.

Topics include airlines, excise tax, industries in the United States, military readiness, petroleum, World War II, The Commodity Dollar, The Final Hour, The Just Powers of Government, Lux et Veritas, Modern Society, Our Christian Heritage, Our Flag, The Path to Peace - A Chainless Future, The Prophet, The Spirit of Giving, A Toast on Mother's Day, and Youth Speaks.

Topics include airlines, excise tax, industries in the United States, military readiness, petroleum, World War II, The Commodity Dollar, The Final Hour, The Just Powers of Government, Lux et Veritas, Modern Society, Our Christian Heritage, Our Flag, The Path to Peace - A Chainless Future, The Prophet, The Spirit of Giving, A Toast on Mother's Day, and Youth Speaks.

Topics include congressional secretaries and Oklahoma politics and government. Correspondents include Dale Boren, Betty Black, W. Rudolph Black, Jr., and Mary Francis Burnside.