Box DP 13
Restricted
Contains 169 Results:
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Constituents' Concern with Method of Selection, 1952
Communications between Albert's office, federal agencies, constituents, and Oklahoma state officials. Topics include agriculture, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the economy, water projects, and Native Americans.
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Constituents' Concern with Method of Selection, 1952
Includes form letter.
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Newspaper Clippings, 1952
Communications between Albert's office, federal agencies, constituents, and Oklahoma state officials. Topics include agriculture, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the economy, water projects, and Native Americans.
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Petitions and Resolutions, Including Some Cover Letters, 1952
Communications between Albert's office, federal agencies, constituents, and Oklahoma state officials. Topics include agriculture, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the economy, water projects, and Native Americans.
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Petitions and Resolutions, Including Some Cover Letters, 1952
Communications between Albert's office, federal agencies, constituents, and Oklahoma state officials. Topics include agriculture, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the economy, water projects, and Native Americans.
Interior - Choctaw Chief Election - Petitions and Resolutions, Including Some Cover Letters, 1952
Communications between Albert's office, federal agencies, constituents, and Oklahoma state officials. Topics include agriculture, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the economy, water projects, and Native Americans.
Interior - Fish and Wildife Service - General, 1952
Correspondents include U. S. Senator Elmer Thomas.
Interior - General, 1952
Includes two form letters from Service Record Division.
Interior - Geological Survey, 1952
General. Includes "Availability of Geological Survey Maps to Senators and Representatives."
Interior - National Park Service - General, 1952
Correspondents include Oklahoma State Senator Joe B. Thompson.