Folder OS 10

This subseries consists of oversize materials separated from the James R. Jones Collection during processing whose provenance has been lost. Items 1 through 16 and 19 through 119 have been intellectually placed with their originating materials and thus are not listed below.

Child's drawing of a school on red construction paper. It appears from the inscription from Jones's office that the drawing was sent accompanying a letter from a teacher named Mrs. Wood. Inscribed: JRJ Answered Mrs. Wood 3-13-81.

Featured is an outline for the flood level of the area, which became a reservoir known as Sooner Lake, built by the Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company in 1972.

Certificate of Election as a Supporting Founding Member of the United States Capitol Historical Society by Fred Schwengel, President, and Carl Hayden, Chairman, Honorary Board of Trustees.

This subseries consists of oversize materials separated from the James R. Jones Collection during processing whose provenance has been lost. Items 1 through 16 and 19 through 119 have been intellectually placed with their originating materials and thus are not listed below.

Pertains to the right of free speech entitled to corporations by a Supreme Court ruling and the public's support of corporations on this right. Original advertisement appeared in the Thursday, August 2nd edition of the Washington Post as well as these publications: Los Angeles Times, New York Times, Oakland Tribune, San Francisco Chronicle, Wall Street Journal-National Edition.

"Happy Birthday Congressman James R. Jones from the Sears People of Tulsa, Okla. Ray Hembree" Inscribed: 5-12 Thanks sent.