Box PJ 7
Restricted
Contains 119 Results:
Lake Texoma, 1945
Correspondence: development of parts of Lake Texoma into recreation areas.
Lake Texoma, 1946
Correspondence: desire by private citizens to purchase lake frontage property; establishment of recreational areas; ; a desire to establish businesses on recreational areas.
Public Law Number 725 (S. 191), 1946
To amend the Public Health Service act to authorize grants to the States for surveying their hospitals and public health centers and for planning construction of additional facilities, and to authorize grants to assist in such construction.; Seventy-Ninth Congress, Second Session
Correspondence, undated
Extra considerations for the construction of the Hulah Dam.
S. 1115, 1941
In aid of the construction of the Hulah Dam and Reservoir project, Oklahoma. Elmer Thomas Bill; Committee on Indian Affairs; Seventy-Seventh Congress, First Session
Correspondence, undated
Problems surrounding the construction of the Hulah Dam.
Clipping, July 26, 1943
Lessees Boycott Osage Council, Tulsa Daily World
Memorandum, undated
Mineral rights of the Osage Indians.
Report, undated
The Hulah Dam and Reservoir Project.
Correspondence, undated
Condensing the area of the right of way for the dam.