Box 3

"World War II - Record of Clause Weaver III" - a biographical piece detailing Claude Weaver III and his career, military service, and successes.

One page notes about Captain Jacques Cunningham's service in P.I.D. 7th American Airforce Bomber Command; A.F.O. 244 Postmaster and other details about Cunningham's services and success.

Cover of a selection of poems with handwritten notes "Selected Poems of Elmer Capshaw Junior - my gifted grandson, Poems by Floy Weaver Barrier my oldest daughter - notes of the capture and escape of Claude Weaver III of the Royal Canadian Air Force".

"Poems by my daughter Floy Weaver Barrier" on Claude Weaver stationary from The Capshaw Hidden Gardens in Norman, Oklahoma. Titles include: "They Also Serve"; "Thanksgiving Ode"; "The Changeling"; "Christmas Hymn".

"Poems by Elmer Capshaw Jr.", on Claude Weaver stationary from The Capshaw Hidden Gardens in Norman, Oklahoma. Titles include: "Pioneer Blood"; "A Summer Concert"; "Night Thoughts". The note on the page states Capshaw date of birth is April 17, 1920 and was killed in France on June 4, 1945.

Letter to Mrs. Weaver from Milas Lancaster - Claude Weaver's nomination.

Claude Weaver handwritten note with clipping "Tess' Tea Table Talk" - Nancy Wilkin Weaver

Correspondence between William E. Jenner, Chairman of the Joint Committee on Printing of the Congress of the United States and Claude Weaver - Biographical Directory of the American Congress from the First to the Eightieth Congress (March 4, 1789-January 3, 1949)..

Copy of the letter from Tom C. Harrill, Chairman of Oklahoma Democratic State Central Committee" to Mrs. Weaver - Claude Weaver successes and victory.

Letter from John M. Young, Vice President of S.F. Bowser and Company, Inc. to Claude Weaver Sr. concerning his grandson Claude Weaver III's story about being shot down over Italy and riding through the German lines to safety. Young mentions Weaver III should be Governor of Oklahoma in 1952.