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Scope and Contents Several state agencies submitted correspondence requesting federal assistance. Topics include federal aid to education in Oklahoma, federal aid to higher education in Oklahoma, public works, Reconstruction 1939-1951 in the United States, World War II economic aspects, Lanham Act, and War Mobilization and Reconversion Act of 1944. Correspondents include Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board, United States Bureau of Community Facilities in Fort Worth, Texas, and United States Federal Works...

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Several agencies within the Department of the Interior are correspondents in this folder. Topics include coal mines and mining in the United States, natural resources in the United States, petroleum industry and trade, World War II fuel supplies in the United States, and Kenwood Indian Cooperative Livestock Association. Correspondents include Jed J. Johnson, A. S. Mike Monroney, Elmer Thomas, United States Bureau of Mines, and United States Department of the Interior.

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Topics include labor laws and legislation in the United States, occupational retraining in the United States, Reconstruction 1939-1951 in the United States, and veterans training in the United States. Correspondents include Frances Perkins, United States Department of Labor and United States Retraining and Reemployment Administration.

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Correspondents include United States National Labor Relations Board.

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Topics include United States Navy, United States Navy Demobilization, navy-yards and naval stations in Oklahoma, and World War II. Correspondents include James Forrestal, Oklahoma Attorney General, United States Navy Department, and Navy League of the United States.

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Topics include gasoline, petroleum reserves in the United States, rationing, and World War II fuel supplies in the United States. Correspondents include Harold LeClair Ickes, Clyde Martin Reed, United States Petroleum Industry War Council, and United States Petroleum Administration for War, and Homer M. Adkins.