Indians of North America
Found in 1731 Collections and/or Records:
Correspondence from George Secondine writing in behalf of Delaware Indian people, 1979-09-13
Correspondence from George Secondine writing in behalf of Delaware Indian people requiring cooperation.
Correspondence from Harry J. W. Belvin to Congressman Albert regarding elderly tribal members, 1951 January 31
82nd (1951-1953)
Correspondence from Karl A. Funke Regarding Proposed Definition Change, 1976-04-01 - 1976-04-06
Correspondence from the office of Congressman James R. Jones regarding H.R. 11894 known as the "Big Osage bill", September 3, 1978
Office correspondence discussing the suspension of H.R. 11894 and amending certainn laws relating to the Osage Tribe of Oklahoma. The bill would amend a series of laws regarding tribal government, U.S. trusteeship, and mineral interest of the Osage Tribe in Oklahoma.
Correspondence from the office of Congressman James R. Jones regarding The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1977, S. 1214, January 13, 1977
Office corrrespondence discussing The Indian Child Welfare Act of 1977, S. 1214. The memo to Congressman James R. Jones describes the details of the bill. The bill establishes the standards for the placement of Indian children in foster or adoptive homes.
Correspondence from William E. Welsh and John R. Murdock regarding reclamation development, 1951 May 02
The document is a letter from the National Reclamation Association to Congressman John R. Murdock, praising the hearings on irrigation and reclamation problems and suggesting that copies of the hearings be sent to all Members of Congress from Western States. The letter emphasizes the need for continued reclamation development in the West due to population growth.
Correspondence in reference to the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973
Correspondence acknowledging receipt of letter in reference to the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act of 1973
Correspondence in response to invitation to commit on S. 1017
Correspondence from LaDonna Harris in response to invitation to commit on S. 1017
Correspondence on Arkansas Riverbed Claim Settlement, 1976-03-11 - 1976-05-20
Correspondence between Congressman Carl Albert, Principal Chief C. David Gardner of the Choctaw Nation, Governor Overton James of the Chickasaw Nation, Principal Chief Ross Swimmer of the Cherokee Nation, the Secretary of the Interior, and Legislative Counsel Ken M. Brown of the Department of the Interior regarding the settlement of the Arkansas River Bed Claim held by the Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Cherokee Nations.
Correspondence on Assistance to John Johnson and the Distribution of Judgment Funds to Creek Indians, 1966-12-02
89th (1965-1967)