Box SU 11
Restricted
Contains 129 Results:
Indian Affairs, National Folk Festival, Feb.-Aug., 1949
Topics include the National Folk Festival (15th: 1949: St. Louis, Missouri).
Indian Affairs, Navajo and Hopi, May, 1949
Topics include Navajo Indians economic conditions, Navajo Indians medical care, and Hopi Indians medical care.
Indian Affairs, New Mexico and Arizona, Jan., 1949
Topics include economic conditions of Indians of North America in the New Southwest and Indians of North America government relations.
Indian Affairs, Oil and Gas, Feb.-Mar., 1949
Topics include oil and gas leases in Oklahoma and taxation of Indians of North America.
Indian Affairs, Original Indian Allottees Association, Apr.-June, 1949
64 cubic feet; topics include agriculture, Civilian Conservation Corps, Fort Sill (Okla.), monetary policy, oil and petroleum, public works projects, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, rural electrification, depression relief, soil conservation, and World War II.
Indian Affairs, Osage, Apr.-Nov., 1949
Topics include Osage Indians economic conditions and oil fields of Oklahoma.
Indian Affairs, Otoe and Missouria Tribes, Apr., 1949
Topics include Oto Indians and Missouri Indians.
Indian Affairs, Pawnee Indian School, Feb.-Apr., 1949
Topics include the Indians of North America education and the Pawnee Indian Boarding School.
Indian Affairs, Peyote, 1924, 1929, 1932, 1948-1949
Topics include peyote, Indians of North America and freedom of religion, and narcotic laws. 1924, 1929 June, 1932 Mar., 1948 Dec.-1949 Dec.
Indian Affairs, Ponca, Mar., 1949
64 cubic feet; topics include agriculture, Civilian Conservation Corps, Fort Sill (Okla.), monetary policy, oil and petroleum, public works projects, Reconstruction Finance Corporation, rural electrification, depression relief, soil conservation, and World War II.