Box AD 16

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Correspondence and real estate material re building Kerr owned. Mrs. Kerr operated her interior decorating business out of this building. Business was originally known as Charles Franklin Dodson, Inc. but later was Kerr and Company, Inc.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Kerr Collection mainly consists of materials generated during the Senate years. However, there are several cubic feet of documents that relate to his years as Oklahoma's governor. Because of Kerr's devotion to conservation work, there is a significant amount of documentation on both Oklahoma and non-Oklahoma projects. As with so many of Oklahoma's lawmakers, there is a large amount of material regarding agriculture and Native Americans. Finally one of the most valuable parts of the...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Kerr Collection mainly consists of materials generated during the Senate years. However, there are several cubic feet of documents that relate to his years as Oklahoma's governor. Because of Kerr's devotion to conservation work, there is a significant amount of documentation on both Oklahoma and non-Oklahoma projects. As with so many of Oklahoma's lawmakers, there is a large amount of material regarding agriculture and Native Americans. Finally one of the most valuable parts of the...

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Correspondence and clippings re house at Kermac Ranch at Poteau, Oklahoma.

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Correspondence and lease re apartment Kerr rented at Sheraton-Park Hotel in Washington, D. C.

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Correspondence to and from Lois Wimberley, Kerr's sister. There are a couple of letters from her son, Carl Kerr Wimberley.

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Correspondence to and from Lois Wimberley, Kerr's sister. There are a couple of letters from her son, Carl Kerr Wimberley.

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Correspondence, cards, lists, and clippings re death of Lois Wimberley, Kerr's sister. Correspondents include H. H. Hobbs, Raymond Gary, Edward Martin, Stanley Draper, James Patton, Baptist Foundation of Oklahoma, and Julian J. Rothbaum.

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Topics include Kerr log cabin at Ada, Oklahoma; Billy Graham; petroleum import. Correspondents include Ada Chamber of Commerce, K. S. "Boots" Adams, Frank W. Boykin, and Lyndon B. Johnson.

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Correspondents include Theodore F. Adams, George D. Aiken, C. B. "Brownie" Akers, Carl Albert, Mary Albert, and Charles Albright.