Angie Debo Collection: Finding Aid
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R1 INVENTORY
PERSONAL. ABOUT DEBO
Clippings, Papers
R2 B1 1 "Angie Debo, 1890-1988: An Autobiographical Sketch, Eulogy, and
Bibliography." Stillwater, OK: Oklahoma State University, 1988
2 Clippings, Nov. 24, 1949 - 1972 [List available in repository]
3 Clippings, 1973 - Summer 1978 [List available in repository]
4 Kuzma, Judith M. Research paper, 1978
5 Clippings, Apr. 1979 - Feb. 1988 [List available in repository]
Bibliographies, Notes
6 Notes and typed revisions by Debo, 1956-1970
7 Published bibliographies, 1956-1985
Documentary
8 Correspondence and research material, West Texas State Teachers'
College, 1924-1985
9 Correspondence, 1982-1983
10 Correspondence, 1984-1988
11 Clippings, 1983-1985
12 [folder not used]
See also "Introduction: Related Collections."
Oral History Project
13 Matthews, Glenna. Correspondence, articles, 1974-1983
14 Valencia-Weber, Gloria. Correspondence, 1980-1983
15 Clippings, 1982
16 [folder not used]
See also "Introduction: Related Collections."
PERSONAL. CHURCH-RELATED ACTIVITIES
17 Canyon, TX. First Methodist Church. Advertisement, ca. 1930
18 Church relationships (St. Paul's). Correspondence, budgets, license (1944),
etc., 1939-1983
19 Debo's church study course. Correspondence, programs, 1955-1956
20 Debo's church study course. Notes, 1955-1956
21 Sunday school class. Clippings, 1947-1957
22 Sunday school class. Clippings, 1960-1965
23 Sunday school class. Clippings, 1966-1967
24 Sunday school class. Clippings, 1970-1971
25 Sunday school class. Clippings, 1972-1976
PERSONAL. CHURCH-RELATED ACTIVITIES, cont.
R2 B1 26 Sunday school class. Clippings, n.d.
27 Sunday school class. Correspondence, 1964-1972
28 Sunday school class. Programs, prayers, poems, etc., 1963-1972
29 United Church of Christ. Publications, 1963-1969
R3 B1 30 Wesley Foundation (Oklahoma A&M College). Yearbooks 1952-1953 [In
Box 45; not on film]; Annual Installation Banquet. Program, 1952
PERSONAL. CORRESPONDENCE (1901-1988)
See also correspondence in other files, especially in both "Subject" files and in the
series "By Debo." A database containing names of correspondents in Box 1 folder 31 through
Box 2 folder 14 and those in other series is available in the repository
To Debo. Alphabetical
[Note: Kept by Debo in various boxes, in no particular order.]
31 A
32 Ba-Bri
33 Bro-Bz
34 Ca-Ch
35 Cl-Com
36 Con-Cz
[Note: Mabel Clark, Isabell Combs, and Debo were childhood friends in
Kansas and referred to themselves as "The 3."]
37 Clark, Mabel, 1901-1908
38 Clark, Mabel, 1909-1913
39 Collins (Clark), Mabel, 1953-1982
40 Combs, Isabell, 1907-1909
41 Combs, Isabell and S.A., 1910-1917
42 D
43 E
44 F
R3 B2 1 G
2 H
3 J
R4 B2 4 K
5 L
6 M
7 N
PERSONAL. CORRESPONDENCE (1901-1988)
To Debo. Alphabetical, cont.
R4 B2 8 0
9 P
10 R
11 S
12 T
13 U-W
14 Y
15 Correspondence. Unidentified, 1907-1918
16 Correspondence. Unidentified, 1937, 1960-1978
17 Envelopes. Unidentified, 1939-1941, 1974-1984 [not on film]
From Debo. General
18 To Margaret Camp, 29 July 1937
Round robin letters with friends, 1962-1967
To Debo. General
[Note: Kept by Debo in folders as listed below.]
19 Cards, 1958, ca. 1983-1984 [not on film]
20 Deaths of friends. Not among other correspondents or in subject files,
1972-1985
21 Foreign (International) students--related material note
22 Former students, 1908-1911
23 Former students, 1923-1983
24 Native Americans, Alaska Natives--related material note
25 Publishers, editors. Not a specific work, 1950-1985
26 Reader mail. Not a specific work, 1939-1944 [Includes letter and notes by
Debo about use of the German language]
R5 B2 27 Reader mail. Not a specific work, 1945-1960
28 Reader mail. Not a specific work, 1961-1988
29 Thank you notes, 1954-1984
30 Wedding, birth announcements, invitations, 1951-1982 [not on film]
31 Wedding, graduation announcements, 1902-1929
To Debo. General. Birthday [not on film]
[Note: Debo kept these items as a unit in her home.]
-- B3 1 1970, A-K
2 1970, L-Y
3 1971
4 1972
PERSONAL. CORRESPONDENCE (1901-1988)
To Debo. General. Birthday, cont. [not on film]
-- B3 5 1972, Marshall (OK) Elementary School
6 1973, Marshall (OK) Elementary School
7 1974
8 1975
9 1975, Girl Scouts, Brownies
10 1975, Marshall (OK) Elementary School
11 1976
12 1976, Marshall (OK) Elementary School
13 1977
14 1978
15 1979
16 1980, A-G
17 1980, H-M
18 1980, N-W
19 1980, unidentified
20 1981
21 1982, photographs [See series: Photographs]
22 1983
-- B4 1 1984
2 1984, photographs [See series: Photographs]
3 1985
4 1986
5 1986, clippings
6 1988
From Debo. Christmas [on film]
[Note: See also "Subject. Native Americans."]
R5 B4 7 Form letters, 1945-1967 [on film]
R5 8 Form letters, 1968-1981 [on film]
To Debo. Christmas [not on film]
[Note: Debo kept these items as a separate unit in her home.]
-- 9 1941, 1944, 1954-1977
10 1978, A-D
11 1978, E-L
12 1978, M-W
13 1978, unidentified (1 of 2)
14 1978, unidentified (2 of 2)
PERSONAL. CORRESPONDENCE (1901-1988)
To Debo. Christmas, cont. [not on film]
-- B4 15 1979-1980
16 1982, A-C
17 1982, D-H
18 1982, J-O
19 1982, P-S
20 1982, T-W
21 1983-1985
22 n.d.
23 Photographs [See series: Photographs]
PERSONAL. DIARIES (1898-1987)
R5 B5 1 Mar. 5-May 22, 1898
2 Mar. 4-Jun. 25, 1901
[Note: Apparently Debo did not keep diaries again until after 1940; see her
comments in Folder 3 below.]
3 Mar. 4, 1940-May 20, 1942 [not every date]
4 Jan. 1, 1948-Dec. 31, 1952
5 Jan. 1, 1953-Dec. 31, 1957
R6 B5 6 Jan. 1, 1958-Dec. 31, 1962
7 Jan. 1, 1963-Dec. 31, 1967
8 Jan. 1, 1968-Dec. 31, 1972
9 Jan. 1, 1973-Dec. 31, 1977
10 Jan. 1, 1978-Dec. 31, 1982
R7 B5 11 Jan. 1, 1983-Mar. 20, 1985
12 Mar. 21, 1985-Jul. 3, 1987
PERSONAL. EDUCATION
Kansas
R7 B6 1 Geary County (KS) School District 35. Souvenir cards, 1898-1899 [not on
film]
Marshall, OK
2 School work. History and geography lessons, 1900
3 School work. Tablet, 1900-1902
4 Grade cards. Logan County (OK) public schools, 1901-1904
5 Composition book, with exercises. Marshall (OK) High School, ca. 1906,
1911-1912
6 Essay. European political leaders, and poem by Debo, 1906
7 Letter of recommendation, re Debo. Teaching, 1906
PERSONAL. EDUCATION
Marshall, OK, cont.
R7 B6 8 Essay. Women's suffrage, ca. 1911-1912
9 Play. "Cupid's Messenger," by Debo, 1912
10 Essay. Labor Omnia Vincit [and poem, by Debo?], 1912-1913
11 Experiments and notes. Physics, 1912-1913
12 Experiments and notes, with plant specimens. Botany, 1913
13 Commencement invitations, program, diploma. Marshall High School,
1913 [Diploma is in Map Drawer, f.1.]
14 [Folder not used]
Marshall (OK) High School. Post-Graduation
15 Alumni material, Marshall (OK) High School. Golden Anniversary Class
history by Debo, clipping, certificate, etc., 1913, 1963
R8 B6 16 Alumni material, Marshall (OK) High School. Clippings about reunions,
graduates, alumni association, consolidation, 1941-1983
17 Alumni material, Marshall (OK) High School. Prairie City Piper
newsletter, ribbons, program, 1942, 1976
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Undergraduate Study. Coursework
18 Notes. English [composition book, 1 of 2], 1915-1916
19 Notes. English [composition book, 2 of 2], 1915-1916
20 Notes. English, 1915-1916
21 Notes. European history, ca. 1917
22 Notes. Paleontology, 1917
23 Notes. English 6, 1917
24 Notes. United States history, ca. 1917
R9 B6 25 Notes. American explorers of Oklahoma, ca. 1918
26 Notes. Drama, ca. 1918
27 Notes. Education, ca. 1918
28 Notes. Great Britain. Colonial American history, ca. 1918
29 Notes. Educational psychology [2 composition books], 1918
30 Notes. Social legislation, ca. 1918
31 Paper. "Acquisition of Florida," ca. 1915-1918
32 Paper. "Acquisition of Oregon," ca. 1915-1918
33 Paper. "Acquisition of Texas," ca. 1915-1918
34 Paper. "Acquisition of Territory The Louisiana Purchase," ca. 1915-1918
35 Paper. "The Mexican Session," ca. 1915-1918
36 Paper. "Paul's Letter to the Romans," ca. 1916-1917
PERSONAL. EDUCATION
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Undergraduate Study. Coursework, cont.
R9 B6 37 Paper. "The Pennsylvania Dutch," ca. 1916
38 Poetry, by Debo. Kept among class notes, ca. 1916-1917
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Undergraduate Study. General
39 University of Oklahoma Magazine, May-Jun., Oct., Dec. 1917
40 University of Oklahoma Magazine, Feb., Mar. 1918
41 Programs. Summer sessions, Jun. 25-30, Jul. 2-7
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Undergraduate Study. Records, graduation
42 Songs, postcard, pamphlet, receipt, registration form, yearbook, ca. 1915,
1917-1919, 1938, ca. 1950
43 Courses and grades. Transcript, credit book, 1915-1918, 1929-1931
44 Commencement invitation, Jun. 4, 1918
45 Diploma, 1918 [In Map Drawer, f.1; copy on exhibit in Debo Room.]
University of Chicago. Master's Degree. Coursework
46 Notes. Abolitionists as secessionists, ca. 1923-1924
47 Notes. The Americas in world affairs, ca. 1923-1924
R10 B6 48 Notes. Great Britain, ca. 1923-1924
49 Notes. Political science 64, ca. 1923
50 Notes. Psychology of religion, ca. 1923-1924
51 Notes. Russian history, ca. 1923-1924
52 Notes. Thomas Jefferson's interest in agriculture, ca. 1923-1924
53 Notes. United States history E25, ca. 1923
54 Paper. "Comparison of the Views of James, Pratt, and Coe on Mysticism,"
1923
55 Paper. "The Conflict Between the President and the House of
Representatives Concerning the Panama Congress," ca. 1923-1924
56 Paper. "Foreign Officers in the American Revolution," ca. 1923-1924
57 Paper. "The Foreign Policy of John Quincy Adams," ca. 1923-1924
58 Paper. "The Foreign Policy of Thomas Jefferson," ca. 1923-1924
59 Paper. "The Open Door and the Integrity of China," ca. 1923-1924
60 Paper. "The Political Philosophy of the Marquis D'Argenson," ca.
1923-1924
PERSONAL. EDUCATION
University of Chicago. Master's Degree. Graduation
R10 B6 61 Diploma, 1924 [In Map Drawer, f.1; copy on exhibit in Debo Room.]
62 Certificate. Master of Arts, 1924; issued in 1936
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Graduate Study, PhD. Coursework
R10 B7 1 [Folder not used]
2 Paper, with notes. "Margaret Arnold; An Undamaged Soul," 1930
3 Paper. "Edward Everett Dale, Historian of Progress," 1930-1931
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK. Graduate Study, PhD. Graduation
4 Diploma, 1933 [In Map Drawer, f.1; copy on exhibit in Debo Room.]
5 Congratulatory correspondence, calling cards, 1933
6 Letter of certificate regarding degree earned Jun. 1935, Nov. 30, 1936
PERSONAL. KANSAS
R11 B7 7 Barklow. Part I, "Reunion;" Part II, "Memories." Barklow School District,
Marshall County, KS, by Ruby Schafer, 1952
8 "The Beattie Story: A History of Beattie, Kansas," 1970 [not on film:
advertisements, "In memory of..."]
9 Bender and Goldsberry [murder of Peter Bender by Lem Goldsberry].
Correspondence, clippings, photographs, paper "Goldsberry-Bender Story" by Debo, 1976-1979
10 Marshall County History. Clippings, notes, maps, photographs,
newsletters, postcard, 1958-1980
11 Marshall County Historical Society, Debo visit. Clippings, correspondence,
photographs, brochures about Leavenworth, KS [not on film], 1977
12 Saint Mary College and Sister Mary Mark Orr. Correspondence, clippings,
postcards, 1970-1981
PERSONAL. DEBO AND FAMILY
Debo, Angie
13 Bills. Receipts for water and gas, Dec. 1967, Jan. 1968 [not on film]
Birth certificate, Jan. 30, 1890
14 Employment. Teaching certificates, 1906-1913
Debo as a teacher and her first class (Photograph, 1907, and 1981
identification; in Box 47 f.1.2 and f.15) Correspondence, May 26, 1981
PERSONAL. DEBO AND FAMILY
Debo, Angie, cont.
R11 B7 15 Hearing aid. Advertising mail, correspondence, receipts, agreement, 1979
[not on film]
16 Oklahoma A&M College. [housing]. Correspondence, 1947
17 Oklahoma A&M College. Lists of students in Debo's Oklahoma History
class, faculty lists [not on film], 1946, ca. 1951-1958
18 Voter registration, identification card, 1956-1958;
Works Progress Administration (WPA). Indian Pioneer History. Forms, note,
1937-1940
Debo, Edward P. (Father)
19 Hardware store. Day book, Mar. 12, 1912-Feb. 15, 1947; ledger book,
Mar. 12, 1912-Jun. 30, 1913. [In Box 48; not on film]
Debo, Edwin F. (Brother)
20 Holy Bible. [In Box 58; not on film]
21 Correspondence to Angie, 1916-1917
22 Correspondence to Angie [including letter by Angie, ca. May 1918],
1918-1930
23 Correspondence to Lina Debo (mother), 1917-1931
24 Drawings, poems, ca. 1895-1900
25 Grade, souvenir cards, 1898-1907
26 Illness. Note, ca. 1931
27 Letter to the editor, "Boarding the Teacher," ca. 1919
28 Marshall High School. Commencement invitation, 1915
29 Marshall High School. Debate speeches, ca. 1910s
30 Oklahoma A&M College. Speech, "The Law and Order League," ca. 1922
Debo, Lina E. (Mother)
31 Correspondence to Angie, ca. 1907-ca. 1947
32 Correspondence and notes, including condolences at Lina Debo's death,
1916-1954
General
33 Farmers State Bank. Checks, account statements, etc., 1924-1931 [not on
film]
34 Gas company. Permits, receipts, 1928-1943 [not on film]
35 Homestead tax exemption. Papers, 1940, 1942 [not on film]
36 Legal papers. Contract for sale of real estate and a list of Edward P. Debo
accounts, 1921 [not on film]
PERSONAL. DEBO AND FAMILY
General, cont.
R11 B7 37 Marriage certificate, Edward P. Debo and Lina E. Cooper, Feb. 19, 1889
[In map drawer, F.1; 20 7/8" W x 25 1/2" H; not on film]
38 Mortgage papers, 1911-1929
39 [Folder not used]
R12 B7 40 Oil and gas lease. Release forms, Blaine County, OK, 1928
41 Paving assessments. Checks, receipts and correspondence from the
Marshall City Clerk to Edward P. Debo, 1929-1931
42 Ration books. World War II, 1942-1945
43 Receipts. Chevrolet, insurance, John J. [Stephens?] for rent of house,
telephone company, ca. 1891, 1925, 1937, 1970 [not on film]
44 Stock. Independent Harvester Company. Certificate, correspondence, 1913
45 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1904-1910 [not on film]
46 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1911-1915 [not on film]
47 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1916-1919 [not on film]
48 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1920-1924 [not on film]
49 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1925-1930 [not on film]
50 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1931-1935 [not on film]
51 Tax papers. E.P. Debo, 1936-1943 [not on film]
Family History
52 Correspondence. Deaths in family, [1890?], 1936, 1947
53 Correspondence. Genealogy, 1950-1971
54 Correspondence. Deaths, vacations, genealogy, 1956-1972
55 Correspondence, 1976-1979
56 Correspondence. Includes obituary for Elva and Alta Cooper, 1980-1987
57 Family members. Cooper, Debo, Dehn, Donovan, Tilden. Clippings, [ca.
1910]-1982
58 Logan County (OK) History. Worksheet, correspondence, 1977-1978
59 Manuscripts of family stories. Articles by Debo about her family and the
Marshall area included in the Logan County History. Tms,
1970-1979
60 Notes, 1984
61 Obituary clippings. Cooper, Debo, Arrington, Klotz, 1915-1987
62 Research material. Genealogies, Peter Debo's naturalization certificate,
photographs, ca. 1890-1975
PERSONAL. DEBO AND FAMILY
Family History. Cooper Family
R12 B7 63 Correspondence, 1896-1979
64 Genealogy [including "For the grandchildren of Zebedee and Ida
Halstead"]. Notes, correspondence, etc., 1948-1971
65 Family tree, ca. 1850-1880 [In map drawer, F.1; 25 1/2" W x 20 7/8" H;
not on film. A note containing the names is on film.]
Family History. Debo Family
66 Genealogy. "History of the Debos in America," by John Tilden, 1972
67 Genealogy. "Pictures in Connection with the Debo Family," by John Tilden,
1973
Family History. Halstead Family
68 Correspondence, 1921-1982
69 Halstead, Burton. World War II. Correspondence, 1943-Aug. 1944
70 Halstead, Burton. World War II. Correspondence, Oct. 1944-Jul. 1945
Family History. Tilden Family
71 Correspondence, 1906-1909, 1951, 1971, 1974, 1977
72 Genealogy. "A Story of Some Arnold-Stratton-Stewart-Orr Families," by
John L. Tilden, 1973
73 Genealogy. "Pictures of Western Tildens," by John L. Tilden, 1973;
"Pictures in Connection with the Background Book," by John L. Tilden, 1973
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS
R12 B8 1 American Association for State and Local History. Award of Merit.
Certificate, 1979 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
2 American Historical Association. Award for Scholarly Distinction (1987).
Clippings, certificate, plaque [not on film; on exhibit in Debo Room], 1988
3 American Historical Association. Award for Scholarly Distinction.
Correspondence, photographs, 1987-1988
4 American Indian Historian's Association. Achievement Award.
Certificate, 1986 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
5 American Indian Quarterly. Editorial-Advisory Board. Correspondence,
Aug. 26, 1974
6 Canyon, TX. Angie Debo Day Proclamation. Certificate, 1978
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS, cont.
R12 B8 7 Cherokee Nation. Ambassador of Goodwill. Certificate, 1985
8 Delta Kappa Gamma society. National Honor Society for Women
Teachers. Correspondence, clipping, certificate, etc., 1952
9 Enid, OK. Community Service. Certificate, 1923
10 Enid, OK, High School. Pride of the Plainsman Award. Certificate [on
exhibit in Debo Room], clipping, 1976
11 Gamma Theta Upsilon. National Professional Geographic Fraternity.
Certificate, receipt, 1952
12 L.S. Ayers Tribute to the American Indian, Indianapolis, IN. Autograph
session. Correspondence, clippings, 1973, 1980
R13 B8 13 L.S. Ayers Tribute to the American Indian, Indianapolis, IN. Autograph
session. Clipping, photographs, correspondence, memorabilia, 1973
14 Marshall County (KS) Historical Society. Certificate [on exhibit in Debo
Room in frame made of Marshall County walnut], membership card, etc., 1977
15 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Clippings, 1958
16 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. A, 1958
17 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. B, 1958
18 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. C, 1958
19 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. D, 1958
20 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. E, F,
1958
21 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. G, 1958
22 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. H, J,
1958
23 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. K, L,
1958
24 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. M, 1958
25 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. N,
O, P, 1958
26 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. R, 1958
27 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. S, 1958
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS, cont.
R13 B8 28 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Correspondence. T, U, V,
W, 1958
29 Marshall, OK. Angie Debo Recognition Day. Program, guest list, 1958
30 Marshall, OK. Prairie City Days. Clippings, 1969-1979. Plaques [not on
film; on exhibit in Debo Room], 1969-1971
31 Muscogee (Creek) Nation. Certificate of recognition, 1985 [on
exhibit in Debo Room]
32 National Cowgirl Hall of Fame, Hereford, TX. Induction. Clippings,
correspondence, memorabilia, 1983-1986
33 Navajo Community College, Tsaile, AZ. Plaque, 1972 [not on film; on
exhibit in Debo Room]
34 Oklahoma Bicentennial Commission. Appointed member. Certificate,
1975 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
35 Oklahoma Bicentennial Commission. Heavener Runestone.
Correspondence, membership list of Eastern Oklahoma Historical Society, 1972-1973
36 Oklahoma Heritage Association. Autograph party. Correspondence,
program, 1977
37 Oklahoma Heritage Association. Distinguished Service Award.
Correspondence, 1973
38 Oklahoma Historical Society. Honorary membership. Certificate, program,
1961
39 Oklahoma Memorial Association. Correspondence, ca.1970
40 Oklahoma Memorial Association. Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Clippings,
certificate [on exhibit in Debo Room], etc., 1950
41 Oklahoma Memorial Association. Hall of Fame. Correspondence, 1950
42 Oklahoma Museums Association. Award. Correspondence, 1980
43 Oklahoma (state). "Okie" certificate, 1970 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
44 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Citation awards,
proclamation, certificates, 1985
45 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Clippings, Mar. 1985
46 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Clippings, Apr. 1985
47 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Clippings, Spring-Fall 1985
48 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Clippings from
Connie Cronley, Mar.-May 1985
49 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, Dec. 1984
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS, cont.
R13 B8 50 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence,
photograph, clippings, Mar. 1985
51 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence. Includes
introduction by Robert Henry and TMs for editorial in Tulsa World by Rennard Strickland, Apr.
1985
52 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, clippings,
Apr. 1985
53 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, clippings,
Apr. 1985
54 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, May 1985
55 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, Jun.-Dec.
1985
56 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Correspondence, n.d.
57 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Guestbooks, 1985
58 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Name tag, program, brief
biographical sketch, 1985
59 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Photographs, taken by
Bobby Woods, correspondence, 1985
60 Oklahoma State Capitol. Portrait dedication. Photographs, taken by Jack
and Della Thomas and DeAnn Ray, correspondence, 1985
R13 B9 1 Oklahoma State University, History Department. "Angie Debo Award for
Oklahoma History," Oklahoma State Historical Review, Vol. 3, Spring 1982
2 Oklahoma State Federation of Women's Clubs. Convention. Tribute to
Angie Debo. Correspondence, clippings, program, telegrams, 1970
3 Oklahoma Governor's Advisory Commission on the Status of Women.
Oklahoma Women's Hall of Fame. Plaque [not on film], 1984
4 Oklahoma Writer's Federation. Award for best non-fiction. For A History
of the Indians of the United States. Clippings, statue of bucking bronco [not on film; on exhibit in
Debo Room], 1971. Lifetime Membership Award. Plaque, n.d. [not on film; on exhibit in Debo
Room]
5 Oklahoma Writer's Federation. Directories, newsletters, and "Oklahoma
Authors," edited by Betty Brown, 1971 [not on film], 1970-1978
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS, cont.
R13 B9 6 Oklahoma State University. Henry G. Bennett Distinguished Service
Award. Correspondence, clipping; plaque and certificate [not on film; on exhibit in Debo Room],
1976
7 Oklahoma State University. Henry G. Bennett Distinguished Service
Award. Name tag, commencement program, newsletter, 1976
8 Oklahoma State University. Reception. Invitation, clippings, 1980
R14 B9 9 Oklahoma State University. Reception. Correspondence, telegrams, May
1-14, 1980
10 Oklahoma State University. Reception. Correspondence, May 19-Jul. 1980
-- Oklahoma Writers' Federation. See before Oklahoma State University
11 Payne County (OK) Historical Society. Honorary life membership.
Certificate, 1982 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
12 Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity. Honor Society. Certificate [on exhibit in Debo
Room], correspondence, 1920
13 Phi Kappa Phi. Honor Society, Oklahoma A&M College Chapter.
Certificate, programs, clipping [entire issue; not on film], 1953-1955
14 Phillips University, Enid, OK. Honorary degree. Correspondence, clipping,
commencement program, certificate, 1979
15 Pi Gamma Mu. National Social Science Honor Society. Certificate, 1927
16 Republican Senatorial Inner Circle. Nomination for membership.
Correspondence, Jul. 2, 1984
17 Soroptimist Club of Oklahoma City. Certificate of contribution to
Oklahoma City, 1962
Southwestern Library Association. Book Award for Geronimo. Certificate,
1978 [on exhibit in Debo Room]
18 Theta Sigma Phi. Honorary Professional Journalism Fraternity for Women,
Oklahoma City chapters. Certificate, correspondence, clipping, etc., 1942-1960
19 University of Oklahoma Alumni Association. Distinguished Service
Citation. Certificate [on exhibit in Debo Room], clippings, program, 1983
20 University of Oklahoma Alumni Association. Distinguished Service
Citation. Correspondence, photographs, 1983
21 Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C. Honorary degree.
Certificates, clipping, 1978. [Diploma in Map Drawer, f.1. copy on exhibit in Debo room]
PERSONAL. HONORS AND AWARDS, cont
R14 B9 22 Wien Consolidated Airlines. Crossing the Arctic Circle. Certificate, 1969
[on exhibit in Debo Room]
23 Western History Association. Award of Merit. Plaque [not on film; on
exhibit in Debo Room], 1981
24 Women in Communications, Tulsa Chapter. Newsmaker award. Plaque
[not on film; on exhibit in Debo room], clipping, 1978
PERSONAL. TRAVEL
Africa
25 Clippings, 1966-1978
26 Correspondence, 1968-1970
27 Documents for traveling abroad. Passport, health card, customs brochure
[not on film], 1966
28 Itineraries, addresses of fellow travelers, notes, 1966
29 Maps [See series "Maps;" not on film], 1964-1965
30 Notes. Topics: Uganda labor, religion, education, government, libraries,
agriculture, foreign aid; Kenya; Kikuyu; the Congo; Kinshasha, 1966
31 Pamphlets, booklets, ca. 1966 [not on film]
Alaska
32 Cedar branch from Ketchikan, Alaska, 1969 [In Box 48; not on film]
33 Itinerary. Presbyterian Inside Alaska Tour. Names and addresses of fellow
travelers, 1969
34 Maps, ca. 1969 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
35 Notes, clipping, correspondence, 1969-1971
36 Pamphlets, booklets, postcards, ca. 1969 [not on film]
Canada
37 Church programs, 1962
38 Clippings, correspondence, [ca. 1962], 1967-1968
39 Maps, ca. 1962 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
40 Pamphlets, etc., ca. 1962 (1 of 2) [not on film]
41 Pamphlets, etc., ca. 1962 (2 of 2) [not on film]
England
42 Church pamphlets, programs, ca. 1963
43 Clippings. Topics: sculpture, church missions, Roman history, 1964-1969
44 Correspondence, pamphlet [not on film], 1962-1964
45 Itinerary, travel documents, 1963
PERSONAL. TRAVEL
England, cont.
R14 B9 46 Notes, 1963
47 Pamphlets [London, Edinburgh], ca. 1963 (1 of 3) [not on film]
48 Pamphlets, ca. 1963 (2 of 3) [not on film]
49 Pamphlets, ca. 1963 (3 of 3) [not on film]
50 Pamphlets, calendars, etc., ca. 1963 [not on film]
European Seminar of the Council for Christian Social Action.
51 Documents for traveling abroad. Passport, certificate of vaccination,
instructions, 1958
52 Instructions, itinerary, addresses of fellow travelers, postcards,
correspondence, etc., 1958
53 Notes, itinerary, 1958
54 Pamphlets, clippings, etc., 1958-1961 [not on film]
European Seminar.... Finland
55 Booklets, ca. 1958 [not on film]
R15 B9 56 Clippings, [ca. 1939], 1960
57 Notes, itinerary, etc., 1958
European Seminar.... France
58 Notes, itinerary, 1958
59 Pamphlets, clippings, maps [See series "Maps;" not on film], 1958
European Seminar.... Germany
60 Booklets, 1955-1957 [not on film]
R15 B10 1 Booklets, 1956-1958 [not on film]
2 Clippings, 1958-1959
3 Clippings, 1960-1962, 1967
4 Maps, 1944, ca. 1958 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
5 Notes, itineraries. Topics: unification, seminary, United States Embassy,
refugees, Johannesstift, newspapers, economy, social conditions, East Germany, 1958
6 Pamphlets, ca. 1958 [not on film]
7 Speeches, with notes, ca. 1958, 1966
European Seminar.... Poland
8 Clippings, 1956-1966
9 Notes. Topics: Polish relations with the world, freedom, agriculture,
Jewish religion, press, Gruwliow, Melanoski, Polish Americans, economy,
Ernest Helperin, 1958
PERSONAL. TRAVEL
European Seminar.... Poland, cont.
R15 B10 10 Pamphlets, guidebook, ca. 1958 [not on film]
European Seminar.... Sweden
11 Clippings, 1958-1960
12 Notes, itinerary. Topics: religion, Gustavsberg, government, labor court,
education, and social problems
13 Pamphlets, ca. 1958 [not on film]
European Seminar.... U.S.S.R.
14 Clippings, 1958-1959
15 Clippings, 1960-1962
16 Clippings, 1963-1973
17 Atlantic Monthly, June 1960 [not on film]
18 Notes. Topics: Baptists in Moscow, Leningrad Black Market, religion,
labor camps, peace, subway, cemeteries, agriculture, college students, 1958
19 Pamphlets, postcard, program, 1958 [not on film]
Mexican Seminar
20 Booklets, ca. 1960 [not on film]
21 Clippings, newsletters, 1959-1966
22 Documents for traveling abroad. Customs applications, etc., 1960
23 Maps, ca. 1960 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
24 Notes. Topics: Baptist Hospital, religion, health, libraries, and languages,
street markets, missionaries, Virgin of Sapulpin, Indians, government, 1960
25 Notes, itineraries, correspondence. Includes "Study Tour Members Meet
Leaders of Mexican Life," by Debo, 1960
26 Pamphlets, newsletters, 1960 [not on film]
27 Pamphlets, ca. 1960 [not on film]
28 Pamphlets, studies, etc., ca. 1960 [not on film]
Santa Fe, NM. Institute of American Indian Arts
29 Appointment application, correspondence, notes, 1965
30 Brochures, pamphlets about New Mexico, ca. 1965 [not on film]
31 Clippings about New Mexico, 1965-1967
See also "Introduction: Related Collections."
32 Collective works by students. Booklets, 1965 [not on film]
33 Maps of New Mexico, ca. 1965 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
34 Notes, business cards [not on film], ca. 1965
PERSONAL. TRAVEL
Santa Fe, NM. Institute of American Indian Arts, cont.
R15 B10 35 Clippings, journals, correspondence, 1964-1965
36 Postcards of New Mexico, ca. 1965 [not on film]
See also "Introduction: Related Collections."
United States
37 Eastern United States. Maps, 1959-1964 [See series "Maps;" not on film]
38 Eastern United States. Notes, correspondence, [ca. 1962], 1970
39 Eastern United States. Pamphlets, ca. 1962 (1 of 3) [not on film]
40 Eastern United States. Pamphlets, ca. 1962 (2 of 3) [not on film]
41 Eastern United States. Pamphlets, postcards, ca. 1962 (3 of 3) [not on
film]
42 North Carolina. Winston-Salem. Pamphlets, ca. 1968 [not on film]
PERSONAL. MEMORABILIA
[Note: Items in this series are "not on film" unless indicated as being "on film."
Box location for items not in box number order and dimensions for oversized items are given in
brackets.]
43 Address book, note cards, ca. 1947
-- Address cards, A-Z and A-F [In Box 61-C]
-- Address cards, G-Z [In Box 61-D]
44 Autograph book, 1897
45 Autograph book, 1903-1905
-- Book cover, leather, ca. 1900 [In Box 48; 12 5/8" x 8 3/8"]
-- Book plates with "Debo" worked into the design [In Box 61-G]
-- Bullet casing [In Box 61-E]
-- Button hooks (2) [In Box 61-B]
46 Calendar cards, 1949-1955
47 Calling cards, gift cards. Canyon, TX. 1934
48 Childhood Treasures. Cards, ca. 1890, 1900
49 Childhood Treasures. Clippings, ca. 1900
50 Childhood Treasures. Confederate dollar, 1864
R15 B10 51 Childhood Treasures. Debo's explanation of her "childhood treasures," ca.
1960 [on film]
-- Childhood Treasures. Cigar box in which Debo kept many of her
"childhood treasures" [In Box 61]
R15 B10 52 Childhood Treasures. Handwritten lyrics to songs, copies by Debo, ca.
1898 [on film]
53 Childhood Treasures. Leaf [In Box 61-A]
54 Childhood Treasures. Locks of hair, ca. 1900 [In Box 61-A]
PERSONAL. MEMORABILIA, cont.
["Not on film" unless indicated as "on film."]
R15 B10 55 Childhood Treasures. Notes, poems by Debo, ca. 1900 [on film]
56 Childhood Treasures. Pocket almanac. Hazeltines, 1884.
57 Childhood Treasures. Postage stamps, miscellaneous advertisements, ca.
1905
58 Childhood Treasures. Toy gun carved by Edwin Debo, ca. 1900 [In Box
61-B]
-- Childhood Treasures. Toy gun (carved by Edwin Debo?) [In Box 61-E]
B11 1 Christmas. Unused cards, stickers, ca. 1987
-- Daguerreotype box [In Box 61-B]
2 Drawings, art, ca. 1910
3 Engagement book, 1928-1929
-- Fabric. Pink cotton, faded, stamped with a design (from India?) [In Box
62; 34 1/2" x 35 1/2"]
-- Fountain pens (2) [In Box 61-B]
-- Frame which hung in Debo's home; contained photograph of the first class
she taught [In Box 48; 15 1/2" x 12 1/2"]
4 Graduation announcement. Oklahoma State University, 1960
5 Guest book, Apr. 1957-Mar. 1975
6 Guest book, Mar. 1975-Feb. 1988
7 Guest book (possibly University of Oklahoma, Distinguished Service
Citation Ceremony, May 14, 1983), ca. 1983
8 Guest book, Debo's 96th birthday, Feb. 2, 1986
-- Hairpins and wooden case [In Box 61-E]
-- Letter opener [In Box 61-B]
-- Magnifying glass [In Box 61-B]
-- Magnifying glass, stick [In Box 61-B]
-- Marshall (OK) public schools. Yearbooks, 1964, 1970, 1972, 1976 [In
Box 59]
-- Material Debo kept in her books that have been cataloged. Clippings,
notes, etc. [In Box 60]
-- Mug, ceramic. "North American Indian," Doulton & Co., Ltd. 3 3/8" W x
4 1/4" H x 2 1/2" D [In Box 61; on exhibit in Debo Room]
9 Oil paintings, Native Americans, n.d.
-- "Peaceful Valley." Lithograph, by Shumaker, n.d. [In Box 47 f.9; 10"
W x 8" H]
R15 B11 10 Poetry. Clippings, ca. 1910-1940 [on film]
11 Postage stamps. Harry S. Truman, 1973
12 Postcards. Albert's Buckhorn Saloon, San Antonio, TX, 1915
PERSONAL. MEMORABILIA, cont.
["Not on film" unless indicated as "on film."]
-- B11 13 Postcards. New Mexico, 1925
-- Pre-Columbian figuerine (replica). 2 1/4" W x 4" H x 2 1/4" D [In Box 61;
on exhibit in Debo Room]
14 Realia (note)
15 Recipes, 1923-1954
-- Rocks (5) [In Box 61; on exhibit in Debo Room]
1. Heavy, with [shavings?] embedded on top, 2" x 1" x 1 3/4"
2. Resembling animal hoof, 2 1/2" x 2 1/4" x 3"
3. Smooth black, with white line around top, 1 3/4" x 1 1/4" x 5/8"
4. Piece of reddish rock broken open to reveal crystals inside,
2 1/4" x 2 1/4" x 1 1/8" (heavier than #5)
5. Piece of reddish rock broken open to reveal crystals inside,
1 3/8" x 1 1/2" x 1 1/2" (lighter weight than #4)
16 Scrapbooks [2; dismantled]. Clippings, notes collected by Debo;
scrapbooks prepared by Debo's cousins, the Worsleys, 1942-1987 [Photocopy is not on film.
Contents were relocated to related files about Debo and are on film with those files.]
17 [Folder not used]
-- Seashell, small conch, with pink on interior, 3 1/4" L x 2 3/4" D x 2 1/4" W
[In Box 61; on exhibit in Debo Room]
-- Seashells and seashell necklace [In Box 61-F]
18 Sizes, apparel, shoes, n.d.
-- Squirrel, carved from lightweight wood (balsa?), 6" L x 3 1/2" H x 1 1/2"
D [In Box 61; on exhibit in Debo Room]
-- Wall hanging. Hooked yarn, white sailboat on yellow, black, brown, umber
background [In Box 62;19 1/4" x 26 5/8"]
-- Wall hanging. Woven, multicolored stripes with a Mexican design in center
[In Box 62; 10" x 20" ]
-- Wall hanging. Woven, tan with blue, gold and cream stripes with a
Mexican design [In Box 62; 15 1/4" x 28 5/8"]
-- Wall hanging. Woven, black with red, gold, tan, green and gray Native
American designs [In Box 62; 19" x 41"]
SUBJECT. GENERAL
[Note: Debo had more than one file of material by subject, apparently due in part
to space limitations in her home. To facilitate access, material in these files that is not in the
"Personal" series has been arranged in two sub-series: "General" and "Native Americans."]
R16 B11 19 Africa. [American Committee on Africa; apartheid]. Advertising mail,
pamphlets, 1957-1976 [not on film]
20 Africa. Clippings, map of Sierra Leone [See series "Maps;" not on film],
1960-1977
21 Africa. Correspondence, 1952-1976
22 Albert, Carl. Correspondence, clippings, 1955-1971
23 Alcohol, prohibition. Clippings, pamphlet, etc., 1949-1976
24 American Civil Liberties Union. Advertising mail, pamphlets, 1960-1978
[not on film]
25 American Civil Liberties Union. Annual reports, 1959/60, 1963/64,
1964/65 [not on film]
26 American Civil Liberties Union. Clippings, notes, 1960-1983
27 American Civil Liberties Union. Newsletter: Civil Liberties, 1960-1961,
1974 [not on film]
28 American Civil Liberties Union. Policy guide, 1970 [not on film]
29 American Civil Liberties Union. Policy guide, 1972 [not on film]
30 American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. Booklet: "Lobbying for
Freedom: Censorship" by Kenneth P. Norwiek, 1974 [not on film]
31 American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. Correspondence,
memoranda, minutes, etc., 1965-1984
32 American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. Newsletter: Liberty,
1973-1983 [not on film]
33 American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma. Notes: Topics include
religious and political freedom, ca. 1973-1977
34 American Friends Service Committee. Advertising mail, 1972, 1975 [not
on film]
35 American Library Association. Membership card, 1951 [not on film]
36 American Heritage Publishing Company, Inc. Advertising mail, 1966 [not
on film]
37 American ideals: e.g. politics, religion. Clippings, advertising mail,
1951-1976
38 Anderson, Robert (incl. Ned Benson). Correspondence, clippings,
1975-1979
39 Ashley Alexander Association. Notes, advertising mail, 1986
40 Asia. Clippings, 1965-1966 [not on film]
41 Assassins. Clippings, 1972
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R16 B11 42 Association of Oklahoma College History Professors. List of members,
1950
43 Atomic power. Karen Silkwood. Clippings, 1945-1975 [not on film]
44 Baguhn, Norman E., Dorthea. Political advertisements, ca. 1960 [not on
film]
45 Barnard, Kate. Clippings, correspondence, 1980
46 Baumgartner, Frederick, Marguerite. Advertising mail, 1979 [not on film]
47 Baumgartner, Frederick, Marguerite. Clippings by, 1948-1982
48 "Between the Lines." Newsletter, Mar. 15, 1975 [not on film]
49 Bicentennial. Events and Marshall's involvement. Clippings, 1975-1976
50 Bicentennial. Correspondence, notes, etc., 1975-1977
51 Bicentennial. Memorabilia: Debo's driver's license and checks, magazine,
calendars, pamphlets, graduation invitations, ca. 1976 [not on film]
52 Bicentennial. Marshall's involvement. Photographs, 1976-1977
53 Book reviews. Clippings, 1948-1967 [not on film]
54 Book reviews, publishing. Clippings, notes, 1968-1981
55 Brandt, Joseph, Sallye. Correspondence, clippings, obituaries, 1949,
1970-1987
R16 B12 1 Buffalo Bill Days, Leavenworth, KS. Programs, 1968-1970 [not on film]
2 Burchardt, Charles. Correspondence, notes, etc., 1959-1977
3 Business morality. Clippings, 1958-1971
4 Campus Crusade for Christ. Clippings, notes, 1980
5 Carter, Jimmy. Clippings, advertising mail, 1977 [not on film]
6 Catholics. Clippings, 1966-1971
7 Catholics, Protestants. Clippings, 1963-1967
8 Center for Constitutional Rights. Advertising mail, 1984 [not on film]
9 Central Intelligence Agency. Correspondence, newsletters, 1977-1978
10 China. Clippings, 1959-1961, 1971 [not on film]
11 Christian, Joe C. Correspondence, vita [not on film], 1979
12 Christian social action. Clippings, 1961-1972 [not on film]
13 Churchill, Winston. Clippings, 1965 [not on film]
14 Civil rights, race discrimination. Clippings, notes, 1961-1964
15 Civil rights, race discrimination. Correspondence, 1963-1964
16 Clark, Blue. Correspondence, clippings, 1979-1986
17 Clark, Lois. Correspondence, clippings, 1950, 1985-1986
18 Common Cause. Advertising mail, pamphlets, clippings, 1975-1984
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R16 B12 19 Communist threat. Phony. Advertising mail, correspondence, pamphlets,
etc., 1950-ca.1984
20 Communist threat. Phony. Clippings, 1951-1964 [not on film]
21 Communist threat. Phony. Clippings, 1965-1975 [not on film]
22 Communist threat. Real. Clipping, Apr. 1, 1961
23 Conscientious objectors. Clipping, Apr. 1971
24 Conservation. Clippings, advertising mail, notes, 1970-1972 [not on film]
25 Conservation. Pamphlets, clippings, advertising mail, 1972-1976 [not on
film]
26 Copyright. Clippings, 1966-1976
27 Crime. Clippings, 1960-1966 [not on film]
R17 B12 28 Cronley, Connie. Correspondence, typed manuscripts, clipping, 1979-1981
29 Cuba. Clippings, 1959-1968 [not on film]
30 Cybernetics. Clipping, Jul. 1, 1966
31 Dale, Edward Everett. Correspondence, clippings, photographs, etc.,
1933-1986
32 Democratic National Committee. Advertising mail, membership card, 1986
[not on film]
33 Don Stewart Association. Advertising mail, ca. 1980 [not on film]
34 Dorcas Group, Stillwater, OK. Clipping, ca. 1958
35 Drug addiction. Clippings, 1969-1970
36 Drugs. Cost. Clippings, 1960-1970
37 Education. Clipping, Sep. 5, 1960
38 Election 1964. Clippings, pamphlet, 1964 [not on film]
39 Election 1972. Clippings, advertising mail, 1972 [not on film]
40 Election 1972, Prelude to Watergate. Clipping, newsletter, letter to the
editor by Debo, 1972
41 Election 1972, Prelude to Watergate. Correspondence, election
memorabilia [not on film], notes, 1972
42 Election 1976. Advertising mail, inaugural invitation, 1976 [not on film]
43 Election 1976. Clippings, newsletters, 1975-1977 [not on film]
44 Election 1980. Clippings, newsletters, 1980 [not on film]
45 El Meta Bond College, Minco, OK. Reprint article, Sep. 7, 1939
46 Energy crisis. Clippings, newsletters, 1973-1979 [not on film]
47 Enid (OK) flood. Clippings, Oct. 16-17, 1973 [not on film]
48 Environmental Action. Newsletter, 1980 [not on film]
49 Equal Rights Amendment. Clippings, correspondence, pamphlets,
newsletters, 1976-1979
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R17 B12 50 Evans, Pansy. Clipping, ca. 1950
51 Federal Bureau of Investigation. Clippings, newsletter, 1971-1979
52 Flowers. Clippings, pamphlets, ca. 1962-1969 [not on film]
53 Flowers. Correspondence, notes, etc., 1950-1977
54 Foreign policy. Clippings, 1960-1964
55 Foreign students. Clippings, pamphlet, 1959-1967 [not on film]
56 Foreign students. Correspondence, A-K, 1960-1985
57 Foreign students. Correspondence, L-Z, 1959-1978
58 Foreign students. Correspondence, name lists, etc., 1958-1968
59 Foreign students. Notes, addresses, ca. 1958-1968 [not on film]
60 Foreman, Grant, Carolyn. Correspondence, photographs, clipping,
pamphlets, etc.,1939-1987
61 Fort Sill (OK) Centennial. Pamphlet, 1969 [not on film]
62 4-H Club. Correspondence, handbook, pamphlet, etc., 1949-1950
63 Franklin, Benjamin. Letter from Franklin on the death of a relative.
Photocopy, n.d.
64 Friends, A-M. Clippings, 1941-1983 [not on film]
R17 B13 1 Friends, O-Z. Clippings [not on film], Oklahoma Farmers Almanac TMs,
1951-1982
. 2 Friends [Marshall, OK]. Clippings, 1951-1976 [not on film]
3 Friends' manuscripts. Mss, correspondence, clippings, etc., 1937-1977
4 Garrett, Kathleen. Clippings, correspondence, TMs, etc., 1930-1972
5 Gaylord, E. K. "King of Cripple Creek" by Gaylord. Clipping, Jul. 23, 1972
[not on film]
6 Gilcrease Institute. Pamphlet, newsletter, 1975
7 Government. Federal. Clippings, 1974-1983
8 Government. Federal. Correspondence, advertising mail [not on film], ca.
1972-1975
9 Government. Federal. Newsletters, 1974-1981 [not on film]
10 Government. Oklahoma. Clippings, newsletters, 1970-1983 [not on film]
11 Gun control. Advertising mail, clipping, 1969, 1976 [not on film]
12 History. Clippings, correspondence, 1964-1970
13 Household products. Coupons, advertisements, ca. 1950 [not on film]
14 Humor. Clippings, typed manuscripts of poem, 1969-1975
15 International Rescue Committee, Inc. Newsletter: Rescue, May 1954 [not
on film]
16 Interviewing techniques. Notes, ca. 1980
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R17 B13 17 Irving, Washington. Clipping, Apr. 8, 1963
18 Israel. Clipping, brochures, 1965-1966 [not on film]
19 Japan. Clipping, TMs of lecture, 1959-1961 [not on film]
20 Johnson, Lyndon B. Clippings, 1964-1969
21 Kennedy, John F. Clippings, 1961-1962 [not on film]
22 Kennedy, John F. Clippings, 1963 [not on film]
23 Kennedy, John F. Clippings, 1964-1978 [not on film]
24 Kennedy, John F. Christmas correspondence, 1963-1966
25 Kennedy, John F. Correspondence, memorabilia [not on film], TMs by
Debo, 1961-1964
26 Kennedy, John F. Newsweek, Dec. 2, 9, 1963; Oct. 4, 1964 [not on film]
27 Kennedy, Robert. Clippings, periodical, notes, 1968
28 Kent State. Clippings, advertising mail, 1970 [not on film]
29 Keynes, John Maynard. Clipping, May 16, 1965 [not on film]
30 Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich. Clipping, Apr. 7, 1964
R18 B13 31 Kim, Bonny. Correspondence, 1971-1978
32 Kim, Bonny. Receipts, advertising mail, 1971-1978
33 Koinonia Partners, Inc., Americus, GA. Newsletters, order forms, etc.,
1957-1984 [not on film]
34 Latin America. Clippings, 1962-1965 [not on film]
35 Law, order. Clippings, 1969-1972 [not on film]
36 Leake, Harold, Dorothy. Correspondence, clippings, TMs, etc., 1951-1986
37 Legal assistance. Clipping, Jan. 18, 1971 [not on film]
38 Libel cases. Clipping, Mar. 1964 [not on film]
39 Liberal organizations. Clipping, advertising mail, 1967-1971 [not on film]
40 Libraries. History. Clipping, notes [not on film], correspondence, etc.,
1964-1970
41 Libraries. Intellectual freedom. Pamphlet, reprint article, etc., 1950-1970
[not on film]
42 Library, Will Rogers Memorial, Marshall, OK. Notes, correspondence,
pamphlet, etc., 1969-1978
43 Life after death. Clipping, Jul. 12, 1976 [not on film]
44 Lincoln, Abraham. Clippings, Feb. 7, 1971
45 Low, Edmon. Oklahoma State University Library. Correspondence,
clippings, programs, 1958-1983
46 Marshall (OK) Woman's Club. Community improvement programs.
Reports, photographs, notes, etc., 1959-1976
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R18 B13 47 Marshall (OK) Woman's Club. Correspondence, histories, 1956-1978
48 Marshall (OK) Woman's Club. International interests. Correspondence,
1970-1980
49 Marshall (OK) Woman's Club. Yearbooks, 1947-1948, 1965-1980 [not on
film]
50 McFarlin Library, University of Tulsa. Pamphlets, 1978-1981 [not on film]
R18 B14 1 Migrant ministry. Exhibit, memorabilia, ca. 1960 [not on film]
2 Migrant workers. Clipping, pamphlets, advertising mail [not on film], etc.,
1960-1964
3 Militarism. Clippings, advertising mail, newsletters, 1961-1978 [not on
film]
4 Modern art. Clippings, 1963-1970 [not on film]
5 Montgomery, Robert. Lectures compiled by Allen Early, Correspondence,
Aug. 16, 1978
6 Mount Saint Helens. Clipping, May 17, 1981 [not on film]
7 Murton, Tom. Clippings, 1980
8 National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Screening Committee. Correspondence,
brief biographies of five men nominated, 1958-1959
9 National Geographic Society. Advertising mail, ca. 1980 [not on film]
10 Newsweek. Advertising mail, ca. 1980 [not on film]
11 Nixon, Richard. Clippings, advertising mail, periodicals, etc., 1969-1977
[not on film]
12 Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, OK. Pamphlets, newsletters,
1972-1975 [not on film]
13 Notes (about Dr. Henry G. Bennett's philosophy), 1931; Names, addresses,
ca. 1970-1985
14 Nursing homes. Clippings, TMs of letter to the editor by Debo-"Rule
Block Care," correspondence, 1963-1980
15 Oklahoma A&M College. Audubon Screen Tours. Pamphlet, 1955 [not on
film]
16 Oklahoma A&M College. History. Correspondence [incl. some
photocopy], clippings [not on film], 1895, 1911, 1953, 1980-1985
17 "Oklahoma Boys." Musical score with lyrics by Ethel Hawkins, TMs by
Debo about Hawkins, ca. 1950
18 Oklahoma Department of Libraries. ODL Source. Newsletter, Nov. 1974
[not on film]
19 Oklahoma driver's manual, ca. 1960s [not on film]
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R18 B14 20 Oklahoma Historical Society. Pamphlet, newsletter, "The Oklahoma
Historical Society" by Grant Foreman (ca. 1938), etc., 1938-1977
-- Oklahoma history. Notes, on 4" x6" cards, arranged by month and day [In
Box 59-A; not on film]
-- Oklahoma history. Lecture notes, on 3" x 5" cards [In Box 59-B; not on
film]
21 Oklahoma Images Project. Clippings, 1978 [not on film]
22 Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Advertising mail, 1975-1976 [not
on film]
23 Oklahoma. Pamphlets, ca. 1960s [not on film]
24 Oklahoma schools (older schools and Marshall schools). Correspondence,
notes, clippings, 1933-1977
25 People. Clippings, advertising mail, 1961-1970 [not on film]
26 People. Clippings, advertising mail, 1971-1978 [not on film]
27 Philippines. Clipping, Apr. 25, 1966 [not on film]
28 Phillips University Writers' Conference, Enid, OK. Pamphlet, 1975 [not on
film]
29 Pine Torch, Piney Woods, MS. Newsletter, Jan.-Feb. 1955 [not on film]
30 Population 1960. Clippings, 1960-1961 [not on film]
31 Population control. Clippings, advertising mail, pamphlets, 1960-1967 [not
on film]
32 Poverty, War on. Clippings [not on film], correspondence, notes,
1967-1968
33 Puerto Rico. Clippings, Jan. 15, 1961 [not on film]
34 Quotable quotes. Clippings, notes, etc., 1964-1978
35 Race relations. Clippings, 1956-1964 [not on film]
36 Race relations. Clippings [not on film], correspondence, etc., 1965-1973
37 Rebekah Lodge (n.p.; Perry, OK?). Charge book 1955; rule book, 1959
[not on film]
38 Rebekah Lodge (Perry, OK). Clippings, certificate, booklets, 1959-1963
39 Recommendations. Correspondence, 1977-1983
40 Religion. Clippings, 1957-1965 [not on film]
41 Religious freedom. Clippings, 1960-1965 [not on film]
42 Religious freedom. Clippings, correspondence, advertising mail, etc.,
1966-1973
43 Rightist violence. Clippings, May 3, 1971 [not on film]
44 Russia, Middle East. Clipping, Jan. 18, 1971 [not on film]
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R18 B14 45 San Xavier Mission School, Tucson, AZ. Booklets [not on film],
newsletter, clipping, correspondence, 1968-1969
46 Scales, Dr. James R., Mrs. Wake Forest University. Speech,
correspondence, clipping, pamphlets, 1957-1976
47 Scales, Dr. James R., Mrs. Wake Forest University [incl. honorary degree].
Correspondence, clippings, programs [not on film], pamphlets, 1978-1985
48 Science. Clippings, 1963-1966 [not on film]
49 Senile dementia. Clipping, May 5, 1985 [not on film]
R19 B14 50 Shank, Mary Hartshorne, Max. Correspondence, 1930-1984
51 Shank, Mary Hartshorne, Max. Poems, clippings, short story, ca.
1922-1951
52 Sheldon Jackson College, Sitka, AK. SJC Today. Newsletters, 1972, ca.
1975 [not on film]
53 Socialized medicine. Clippings, articles, 1949-1972 [not on film]
54 Solar power. Clipping, ca. 1975 [not on film]
55 Southwestern and Southeastern Library Associations' Joint Conference.
Program, 1979 [not on film]
56 Space. Clipping, Jan. 13, 1969 [not on film]
57 Stillwater, OK. Clipping, note, ca. 1930
58 Stillwater (OK) Writers' Club. Constitution, members, histories, clippings,
etc., 1957-1985
59 Strickland, Rennard. Clippings, 1985-1986 [not on film]
60 Television. Clippings, correspondence, notes, etc., 1969-1972 [not on film]
61 Toll-free hotlines. Advertising mail, ca. 1976 [not on film]
62 Underdeveloped countries. Aid. Clipping, correspondence, pamphlets,
1961-1968
63 United Daughters of the Confederacy (Stillwater, OK). Event book,
1954-1955 [not on film]
64 United Nations. Pamphlets, advertising mail, ca. 1962 [not on film]
65 University of Oklahoma Foundation, Inc. Articles of incorporation,
by-laws, 1987 [not on film]
66 University of Oklahoma Press. Business card, 1982 [not on film]
67 University of Oklahoma Press. Fiftieth Anniversary Banquet.
Correspondence, program, 1979
68 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, State Advisory Committee. Public
Law 85-315, by-laws, 1957 [not on film]
69 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, State Advisory Committee. Agenda,
minutes, reports, questionnaires, 1958
70 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, State Advisory Committee.
Correspondence, report, directory [not on film], 1959
SUBJECT. GENERAL, cont.
R19 B14 71 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, State Advisory Committee. Certificate,
clippings [not on film], 1960, 1964
72 U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, State Advisory Committee.
Questionnaires, by-laws, n.d. [not on film]
73 U.S. Congress. National Committee for an Effective Congress. Advertising
mail, clippings, pamphlet, 1972-1977 [not on film]
74 Vatican Council. Clippings, 1963-1966 [not on film]
R19 B15 1 Vietnam. Clippings, advertising mail, correspondence, 1966-1970 [not on
film]
2 Vietnam. Clippings, advertising mail, 1971-1976 [not on film]
3 "Voices from the Cherokee Strip." Orlando, OK, student writings.
Correspondence, 1987
4 Wake Forest University. Related material note
5 Wells, Charles A. Obituary. Between The Lines. Newsletter, 1976
6 Westerns. Clipping, Jan. 25, 1971 [not on film]
7 West Texas State University. Clippings, photographs, ca. 1928, 1985
8 Wichita Village, Battle of. Program, Jun. 6, 1950 [not on film]
9 Will Rogers Research Project, Oklahoma State University. Grant proposal,
1978 [not on film]
10 World Council of Churches. Clipping, Nov. 21, 1961 [not on film]
11 World organization. Clippings, pamphlet, etc., 1946-1966 [not on film]
12 World War II. Clippings, 1941-1947 [not on film]
13 World War II. Soldiers, Superintendent of Schools, Marshall (OK).
Correspondence, 1943-1945
14 World War II. Ted E. Olmstead, soldier. Correspondence, 1945-1947
15 Writing profession. Correspondence, clippings, advertising mail, etc.,
1936-1974
16 Wu, Chien-Min [Paul]. Correspondence, notes, etc., 1959-1981
17 Yelton, Ollie. Clipping, Apr. 26, 1984 [not on film]
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS
[Note: Debo had several "subject" files. To facilitate access, they are arranged in
two sub-series: General, and Native Americans. Researchers also may want to consult the
"General" subject and the "Correspondence -- Christmas, from Debo" files as well as the
"Research" files for her books and the series "By Other Authors".]
R19 B15 18 Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas. Clippings, correspondence, reports,
1956-1962
19 Alaska. U.S. Senate, an act to provide for the settlement of certain land
claims of Alaska Natives..., Nov. 2, 1971 [not on film]
20 Alaska. Action Bulletins, government documents [not on film], resolution,
etc., 1969-1975
21 Alaska. After Settlement Act. Clippings, newsletters, minutes, etc.,
1977-1981
22 Alaska. Clippings, 1970-1973 [not on film]
23 Alaska. Correspondence, 1969-Jun. 1970
24 Alaska. Correspondence, Jul.-Dec. 1970
25 Alaska. Correspondence, Jan.-May 1971
26 Alaska. Correspondence, Jun.-Sep. 1971
27 Alaska. Correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1971
28 Alaska. Correspondence, 1972-1975, n.d.
R20 B15 29 Alaska. Debo, Letters from, 1969-1972
30 Alaska. Information kit concerning the Alaska Native Claims Settlement
Act, 1970-1971
31 Alaska. Interested persons. Mailing list, ca. 1969-1972
32 Alaska. Involved organizations. Memoranda, statements, etc., ca.
1969-1972
33 Alaska. Newsletters, article by Debo, 1970-1979
34 Alaska. Notes, ca. 1969-1972
35 Alaska. Periodicals, pamphlets, 1970-1972
36 Alaska. Tundra Times. Newspapers, with some notes, Jul. 22, 1970-Feb.
23, 1972 [See series "Newspapers;" in Boxes 49-50; not on film]
37 Alaska. United Church Herald. "The Only Kind of Deed They Knew" by
Debo. Correspondence, TMs, etc., 1970
38 American Indian Institute. Correspondence, invitation, 1958
39 American Indian Movement. Congressional Record, 1973
40 Association on American Indian Affairs. Correspondence, minutes, budget,
etc., 1964-1980
41 Association on American Indian Affairs. Board of Directors
Correspondence, notes, program, 1952-ca. 1975
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R20 B15 42 Association on American Indian Affairs. Board of Directors. Minutes,
budget, by-laws, 1948, 1962-1977
43 Association on American Indian Affairs. Board of Directors. Report,
newsletter [not on film], memorabilia, etc., 1957-1972
44 Bedell, Harriet. Correspondence regarding, Mar. 5, 1974
45 Bibliographies of American Indian books compiled by Debo for classes she
taught. Notes, 1944-ca.1967
46 Blue Eagle, Acee. Clippings, notes, pamphlets, etc., 1932, 1941-1955
47 Blue Eagle, Acee. Correspondence, photographs, 1955-1958
48 Blue Eagle, Acee. Obituary. Notes, clippings, 1959
49 Bureau of Indian Affairs. Primarily dealing with Montana. Correspondence,
reports, Congressional Record, 1957-1962
R20 B16 1 Canadian Indians. Pamphlet, clipping, 1973
2 Catawba. Clippings, 1959-1972
3 Cherokees, Tahlequah, OK. Pamphlets, postcards, clippings,1951- 1976
4 Cheyenne, Arapaho. Ft. Reno claim. Clippings, 1954, 1957
5 Cheyenne, Arapaho. Claims in Oklahoma. Correspondence, notes,
1954-1959
6 Christian Science Monitor. Indian concerns. Clippings, 1955-1957 [not on
film]
7 Christian Science Monitor. Correspondence, 1956
8 Citizenship rights of Indians. Documents, newsletters, etc., 1953-1965
-- Clark, Blue: See in "Subject. General."
9 Collier, John. Correspondence, lecture, editorial, 1941
10 Creek, Seminole. Clippings, notes, 1946-1962
11 Creek, Seminole. Correspondence, 1955-Jun. 1957
R21 B16 12 Creek, Seminole. Correspondence, Jul. 1957-Dec. 1957
13 Creek, Seminole. Correspondence, 1958-1962, 1973
14 Deloria, Vine, family. Correspondence, clippings, 1947-1983
15 Education of Indians. Clippings, pamphlets, reports, 1961-1973
16 Five Civilized Tribes. Clippings, correspondence, reports, 1959-1978
17 Florida Seminole. Association on American Indian Affairs.
Correspondence, reports, 1956-1961
18 Form letter for Indian rights project. "A Final Message from Angie Debo."
Notes, 1982
19 Fort Hall (ID) Indian Reservation. Report, 1961-1962
20 Fort Sill (OK) Apache. Correspondence, notes, 1958
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R21 B16 21 Fort Sill (OK) Apache. Correspondence, notes, 1958-1971
22 Fund for the Republic Inc., New York, NY. Indian rights. Reports,
correspondence, 1957-1961
23 Green, Michael D. Vitae, notes, ca. 1980 [not on film]
24 Harjo v. Kleppe. U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. Court
docket, correspondence, 1976
25 Hartshorne, Mrs. David. Correspondence regarding, 1972
26 Havasupai. Clippings, 1973-1977
27 Havasupai. Correspondence, clippings, documents, 1973-May 1974
28 Havasupai. Association on American Indian Affairs. Correspondence,
clippings, documents, notes, Jun.-Sep. 23, 1974
29 Havasupai. U.S. Congress. Correspondence, Sep. 24, 1974-Dec. 1974
30 Havasupai. Correspondence, 1975-1976
31 Havasupai. Letter writing network. Form letters, 1974-1975
32 Havasupai. Congressional Record, with notes, 1973-1974
33 Havasupai. Indian rights associations. Newsletters, map, pamphlet,
1973-1975
34 Havasupai. Letter writing network. Notes, ca. 1973-1975
35 Heyer, Claude H. Correspondence, vitae, 1959-1977
36 Homeratha, Effie. Association on American Indian Affairs.
Correspondence, 1960-1961
37 Indian Affairs, Association on American Indian Affairs. Newsletters, Oct.
1953-Oct. 1984 [not on film]
38 Indian art. Clippings, correspondence, pamphlets, TMs, etc., 1977-1982
R22 B16 39 Indian Centers Inc., Chicago. Newsletters, correspondence, pamphlets,
etc., 1956-1970
40 Indian Education Newsletter, University of Oklahoma. 1965-1966 [not on
film]
41 Indian opinion. Reports, newsletter, newsbrief, etc., 1955-1960
42 Indian policy. Energy resources, Indian lands. Clippings, 1977-1978
43 Indians (general). Correspondence, 1949-1979
44 Indians (general). Notes, pamphlets, clippings, etc., 1949-1979
45 Indian Truth, Indian Rights Association. Newsletters, [1954-1959] [not on
film]
46 Indian Truth, Indian Rights Association. Newsletters, [1960-1971] [not on
film]
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R22 B16 47 Indian Truth, Indian Rights Association. Newsletters, [1972-1985] [not on
film]
48 Kennedy administration. Indian rights. Reports, memoranda, 1961
49 Kickapoo. Reports, clipping, map, pamphlet, ca. 1949-1981
R22 B17 1 Kinzua Dam (PA). Seneca. Correspondence, 1961
2 Kinzua Dam (PA). Seneca. Newsletters, clippings, reprint article,
1953-1954
3 Kinzua Dam (PA). Concerned organizations. Reports, statements,
1953-1964
4 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Clippings, 1956-1971
5 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Correspondence, notes, 1956-1958
6 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Correspondence, 1958
7 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Correspondence, 1959-1963
8 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Claude H. Heyer. Clippings, correspondence,
1959-1960
9 Kiowa, Comanche, Apache. Claude H. Heyer. Reports, 1958-1959
10 Kiowa, Comanche. Correspondence regarding photographs, ca. 1960
11 Louisiana Coushatta in Texas. Clipping, report, 1959, 1971
12 Lumbee. Association on American Indian Affairs. Newsletter, reports,
1960-1974
13 Menominee. Clippings, correspondence, 1970-1972
14 Mineral rights. Clippings, 1977 [not on film]
15 Mississippi Choctaw. Clipping, reports, booklet, 1962-1973
16 Mississippi Choctaw. Correspondence, 1958-1975
17 National Congress of American Indians. Newsletter, reports, pamphlet,
etc., 1955-1960
R23 B17 18 National Defense Education Act. Summer Institute, University of
Oklahoma. Correspondence, pamphlet, notes, list of students, etc., 1961-1967
19 Native American Rights Fund. Correspondence, pamphlets, clippings,
advertising mail, 1975-1976
20 Native American sites and studies. Pamphlets, 1973-ca.1975 [not on film]
21 Native American sovereignty. Clippings, 1977
22 Navajo, Hopi. Reservations and rights. Clippings, 1955-1975
23 Navajo, Hopi. Reservations and rights. Clippings from Mesa (AZ) Tribune,
Jan.-Jun. 1977 [not on film]
24 Navajo, Hopi. Reservations and rights. Clippings, Jul. 1977-Apr. 1986 [not
on film]
25 Navajo, Hopi. Correspondence, 1955-1976
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R23 B17 26 Navajo, Hopi. Schools, parks, crafts. Newsletters, pamphlets, 1958-1973
27 Navajo Community College, Many Farms, Chinle, AZ. Newsletters,
pamphlets, clippings, 1969-1974
28 Nebraska Educational Television Network. Indian History Project.
Correspondence, minutes, 1976-1977
29 Nebraska Educational Television Network. Indian History Project. Report,
1978 [not on film]
30 Nevada Indians. Correspondence, report, 1959-1961
31 North Carolina Cherokees. Debo's visit. Removal. Written manuscript
(photocopy), pamphlets, clippings, 1838, 1971-1972
32 Northern Cheyenne. Correspondence, reports, newsletters, notes, etc.,
1958-1966
33 Oglala Sioux. Wounded Knee. Clippings, reports, 1960-1973
34 Oklahoma Agricultural Extension Service. Correspondence, clippings,
government documents, 1954-1961
35 Oklahoma Indian issues. Clippings, newsletters, report, 1961-1965
36 Oklahoma Indian issues. Correspondence, notes, interviews, etc.,
1962-1963
37 Oklahoma Indian Rights Association. Welfare, Indian rights. Reports, 1972
38 Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity. Manual [not on film], notes,
1970-1972
39 Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity (Norman, OK). Newsletters,
1969-1977 [not on film]
40 Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity. Annual reports, 1969-1973 [not on
film]
41 Omaha. Reports, newsletters, clippings, 1957-1962
42 Osage. Mineral rights, murders. Clippings, notes, 1947-1958
43 Osage. Correspondence, documents, 1954-1958
44 Otoe - Missouria. Compensation for land. Clippings, correspondence,
report, 1947-1956
45 Paiute. Association on American Indian Affairs. Reports, 1954, 1960
46 Parker, Quanah, Cynthia Ann. Clippings, 1952-1965
47 Pawnee. Thomas Chapman, Jr., Land claims. Correspondence, notes,
1950-1959
48 Pawnee. Correspondence, clippings, reports, etc., 1956-1960
R23 B18 1 Peyote. Reports, court docket, newsletter, 1942-1967
2 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Clippings,
1974-1981
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R24 B18 3 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Correspondence,
1975
4 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Correspondence,
1975-Apr. 1976
5 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Correspondence,
clippings, May-Oct. 1976
6 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Correspondence,
clippings, Nov. 1976-1979
7 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Newsletters,
documents, 1975-1977
8 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. Notes, lists of
persons, draft of lecture, etc. 1975-1976
9 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. President Carter.
Central Arizona Tribes. U.S. Congress. Correspondence, clipping, 1976-Apr. 1977
10 Pima, neighbors. Water rights. Central Arizona Project. President Carter.
Central Arizona Tribes. U.S. Congress. Correspondence, clipping, May 1977-1981
11 "Point IV Program for Oklahoma Indians." Association on American
Indian Affairs. Report, 1956
12 Ponca. Association on American Indian Affairs. Report, clipping, ca.
1960-1972
13 Pottawatomi. Prairie Band Pottawatomi Business Committee. Report, ca.
1972
14 Quakers. Friends on Indian Affairs. Newsletters, reports, pamphlets,
reprint article, 1953-1957
. 15 Relocation policy. Correspondence, clippings, notes, 1955-Jun. 1956
16 Relocation policy. Correspondence, clippings, Jul. 1956-1958
17 Sacajawea. Notes, ca. 1970
18 Sac, Fox. Correspondence, Jan. 5, 1958
19 Saint Augustine's Center, Chicago. Clippings, 1964-1965
20 Saint Francis Indian Mission, Saint Francis, SD. Calendars, 1976, 1978
[not on film]
21 Shawnee. Correspondence, pamphlet, business card, 1959
22 Termination [policy]. Clippings, report, reprint articles, 1947-1960
23 Termination [policy]. Correspondence, documents, 1949-1955
24 Termination [policy]. Early sentiment. Reports, newsletters, 1947-1949
25 Termination of Indian rights projects. Water rights. Correspondence,
clippings, Aug. 1979
SUBJECT. NATIVE AMERICANS, cont.
R24 B18 26 Termination of Indian rights projects. Water rights. Correspondence,
clippings, Sep. 1-11, 1979
27 Termination of Indian rights projects. Water rights. Correspondence,
clippings, memoranda, Sep. 13, 1979-1982
28 Uintah - Ouray. Report, Jul. 1960
29 United National Indian Tribal Youth. Clipping, pamphlet, 1976-1977
30 U.S. Congress. Interior and Insular Affairs Committees. Clippings, notes,
1973-1974
R25 B18 31 Wardship. Correspondence, reprint articles, reports, notes 1944-1957
32 Warren, Cecilia. "The Bear-Walker (Mgno-gahb-moo-seh)."
Correspondence, TMs, 1953-1959
33 Washington Tribes. Correspondence, reports, clipping, 1960-1969
34 We Shake Hands Project. Association on American Indian Affairs.
Clippings, reports, 1957-1963
35 Yakima [Tribal Council]. Report, Aug. 29, 1955
36 Zuni. Correspondence, clippings, Apr. 1968-1975
37 Zuni. Correspondence, clippings, pamphlets, 1967-Jan. 1968
BY DEBO. AS EDITOR
Cushman, H. B. History of the Choctaw, Chickasaw and Natchez Indians.
Stillwater, OK: Redlands Press, 1962.
38 Notes, ca. 1962
39 Review, correspondence, receipt, 1964, 1973
40 TMs of Foreword, ca. 1962
Writer's Program. Oklahoma. Oklahoma; A Guide to the Sooner State. American
Guide Series. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press, 1941, 1945, 1947; as The WPA Guide
to 1930s Oklahoma.... Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Press, 1986.
41 Administration. WPA. Correspondence, forms, 1940-1942
42 Publication. Correspondence, 1941-1942
43 Reviews. Clippings, 1941-1986
44 Reviews. Burton Rascoe. Clipping, poem, correspondence, 1942
45 "History". TMs, notes, ca. 1941
46 "Industry and Labor". TMs, notes, ca. 1941
BY DEBO. AS EDITOR, cont.
Foreman, Grant. "The American Indian and the Law." Unpublished TMs, 1951.
R25 B18 47 Correspondence, financial record, 1951-1952, 1986
48 Debo's notes, 1952
49 Title page, list of other books by Grant Foreman, preface, contents page.
TMs, 1952
50 Chapters 1-5, some pages with corrections. TMs, 1952
51 Chapters 6-10, some pages with corrections. TMs, 1952
52 Chapters 11-15, some pages with corrections. TMs, 1952
53 Chapters 16-21, some pages with corrections. TMs, 1952
54 Endnotes, some pages with corrections. TMs, 1952
55 Discarded pages, some with corrections. TMs, notes, 1952
Nelson, Oliver. The Cowman's Southwest; Being the Reminiscences of Oliver
Nelson, Freighter, Camp Cook, Cowboy, Frontiersman in Kansas, Indian Territory, Texas, and
Oklahoma, 1878-1893. Glendale, CA: A.H. Clark Co., 1953; Lincoln, NB: University of
Nebraska Press, 1986.
Cowman's Southwest.... Research Files
56 Brands [pre-statehood]. Clipping, Oct. 22, 1944
57 Nelson, Oliver. Correspondence, postcard, clipping, 1942-1953
58 Nelson, Oliver. Correspondence, clippings, postcard, obituary 1951-1961
59 Nelson, Oliver. Notes, correspondence, 1942-1944
60 [Ranches]. Notes, correspondence, report, 1938-1951
61 Notes from TMs, correspondence, 1950
R26 B19 1 [Guns. Wagons. Horses. Trails.] Notes, correspondence, clippings,
1942-1967
2 [Guns. Trail sites. Maps. Branding irons.] Notes, correspondence,
clippings, 1944-1979
3 [Locations. Brands. Ranch. People.] Notes, correspondence, clippings,
1941-1951
4 Notes, correspondence, 1948-1952
5 Corrections, research notes, ca. 1950
6 Research questions, answers, ca. 1950
7 Chapter 1, "My Folks Move West." Notes, ca. 1950
8 Chapter 2, "Freighting on the Chisholm Trail." Notes, ca. 1950
9 Chapter 3, "The Call of the Cow Country." Notes, ca. 1950
10 Chapter 6, "Trail and Range." Notes, ca. 1950
BY DEBO. AS EDITOR
Cowman's Southwest.... Research Files, cont.
R26 B19 11 Chapter 21, "The Stage Station on the Canadian." Notes, ca. 1950
12 Chapter 23, "Buffalo Bones." Notes, ca. 1950
13 Chapter 24, "In No Man's Land." Notes, ca. 1950
Cowman's Southwest.... Publication Files
14 Illustrations. Photographs, notes 1889-1920
15 Illustrations. Photographs, note, 1878-1914
16 Illustrations. Notes, correspondence, 1944-1949
17 Illustrations. Maps, photographs, negatives, 1883
18 Publisher. Arthur C. Clark Co. Correspondence, 1949-1964
19 Publishers. Correspondence, 1944-1950
20 Reviews. Clippings, 1953-1954
Cowman's Southwest.... Manuscript Files
21 Nelson's handwritten manuscript, pp. 1-92, ca. 1942 (1 of 3)
22 Nelson's handwritten manuscript, pp. 93-186, ca. 1942 (2 of 3)
23 Nelson's handwritten manuscript, pp. 187-233, plus 22 pp., ca 1942 (3 of
3)
24 Nelson's manuscript, typed with notes from Debo, pp. 1-50, ca. 1943 (1 of
5)
25 Nelson's manuscript, typed with notes from Debo, pp. 51-100, ca. 1943 (2
of 5)
26 Nelson's manuscript, typed with notes from Debo, pp. 101-150, ca. 1943
(3 of 5)
27 Nelson's manuscript, typed with notes from Debo, pp. 151-200, ca. 1943
(4 of 5)
28 Nelson's manuscript, typed with notes from Debo, pp. 201-248, ca. 1943
(5 of 5)
Note regarding Box 19, folders 29-56: The microfilm reel 27 includes the back
side of manuscript pages when Debo did not cross them out. Often the back side itself was part of
an early draft for one of her other books.
R27 B19 29 Foreword, contents. Manuscripts (3 sets) with notes, corrections,
1944-1952
30 Chapter 1, "My Folks Move West." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
31 Chapter 2, "Freighting on the Chisolm Trail." Manuscripts (6 sets) with
notes, corrections, 1944-1952
32 Chapter 3, "The Call of the Cow Country." Manuscripts (4 sets) with
notes, corrections, 1944-1952
BY DEBO. AS EDITOR Cowman's Southwest.... Manuscript Files, cont.
R27 B19 33 Chapter 4, "Cooking for the Reverse 'S'." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
34 Chapter 5, "Life on the V Bar." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
35 Chapter 6, "Trail and Range." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes, corrections,
1944-1952
36 Chapter 7, "Starting with T 5." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
37 Chapter 8, "I Learn About Horses." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
38 Chapter 9, "Winter in Camp." Manuscripts (5 sets) with notes, corrections,
1944-1952
39 Chapter 10, "Cheyenne Neighbors." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
40 Chapter 11, "Spring Work and Deviltry on the T 5." Manuscripts (4 sets)
with notes, corrections, 1944-1952
41 Chapter 12, "South Texas Moves in on the T 5." Manuscripts (5 sets) with
notes, corrections, 1944-1952
42 Chapter 13, "Trips to Caldwell." Manuscript (1 set) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
43 Chapter 14, "Plots Hatched in Winter Camp." Manuscripts (5 sets) with
notes, corrections, 1944-1952
44 Chapter 15, "They Left Him There on the Lone Prairie-e-e." Manuscripts
(4 sets) with notes, corrections, 1944-1952
45 Chapter 16, "I Quit the T 5." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes, corrections,
1944-1952
46 Chapter 17, "Holding Down a Kansas Claim." Manuscripts (5 sets) with
notes, corrections, 1944-1952
47 Chapter 18, "Following the Roundup." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
R28 B19 48 Chapter 19, "Working the Day Range." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
49 Chapter 20, "Back in Indian Territory." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
50 Chapter 21, "The Stage Station on the Canadian." Manuscripts (4 sets)
with notes, corrections, 1944-1952
51 Chapter 22, "Texas Neighbors." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
52 Chapter 23, "Buffalo Bones." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes, corrections,
1944-1952
BY DEBO. AS EDITOR Cowman's Southwest.... Manuscript Files, cont.
R28 B19 53 Chapter 24, "In No Man's Land." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
54 Chapter 25, "I Settle Down for Keeps." Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes,
corrections, 1944-1952
55 Endnotes. Manuscripts (4 sets) with notes, corrections, 1944-1952
56 Index. Manuscript (1 set) with notes, corrections 1944-1952
Oklahoma Indian Newsletter. (Sponsors: American Indian Institute, University of
Oklahoma; Association on American Indian Affairs)
57 Vol. 1, No. 1. Correspondence, pamphlets, notes, 1956-1958
58 Vol. 1, No. 1. TMs, newsletter, May 1958
59 Vol. 1, Special Issue. Correspondence, clippings, memoranda, etc.,
1946-1959
60 Vol. 1, Special Issue. Notes, TMs, newsletter, Nov. 1958
61 Vol. 1, No. 2. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, etc., 1956-1958
62 Vol. 1, No. 2. Newsletter, Aug. 1958
63 Vol. 2, No. 1. Correspondence, clippings, memoranda, etc., 1956-1959
64 Vol. 2, No. 1. TMs, newsletter, Apr. 1959
65 Vol. 2, No. 2. Correspondence, notes, clippings, etc., 1959
66 Vol. 2, No. 2. TMs, newsletter, Aug. 1959
R28 B20 1 Fan mail. Correspondence, 1958-1965
2 Subsequent issue. Correspondence, notes, clippings, 1959-1961
3 Special issue. Minutes, notes, 1960
BY DEBO. FOREWORDS
4 Alford, Thomas Wildcat. Civilization: As Told to Florence Drake. Norman:
University of Oklahoma Press, 1979. Correspondence, TMs, 1979
5 Blue Eagle, Acee, ed. and comp. Oklahoma Indian Painting: Pottery.
Tulsa: Acorn Publishing Co., 1959. Correspondence, TMs, 1959
6 Foreman, Grant. Indian Removal: The Emigration of the Five Civilized
Tribes of Indians. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1972. Correspondence, TMs, 1979
Hazelrigg, Charles. "The Christian Church of Sheridan, Oklahoma."
Chronicles of Oklahoma 20 (1942): 398-401. [Filmed with f.6; noted in f.7 on film.]
BY DEBO. FOREWORDS, cont.
R28 B20 -- Ruby, Robert H. And John A. Brown. Half-Sun on the Columbia. Norman:
University of Oklahoma Press, 1965. Galley proof from Collection 95-018.
[In Map Drawer, f.1; not on film.]
7 See also note to related material
BY DEBO. LECTURES, PAPERS, SPEECHES
8 American Civil Liberties Union of Oklahoma, Angie Debo Awards'
Ceremony, Apr 5, 1979. [Untitled]. Clippings, correspondence, TMs, 1979
R29 B20 9 "Beginnings of the Protestant Church in Indian Territory," [n.p.]. Notes,
1951
10 "Books and Non-books," Oklahoma Library Association meeting. Clipping,
TMs, ca. 1966
11 "Books of the Future," Tulsa City-County Library System, Jun. 15, 1976.
Correspondence, TMs, 1976
12 "Fact and Fiction," Writer's Conference, West Texas State University,
Amarillo. Clippings, TMs, ca. 1957
-- ["Five Tribes Survey."] Mississippi Valley Historical Association. Annual
meeting. Report on the survey, 1950. [In Box 26 f.2]
13 "The Forgotten Man in Civilizing the Oklahoma Indian," University of
Oklahoma, Department of Anthropology, Conference on Place of the Indian in Modern Society.
Program, July 7, 1941
14 "A Historian Looks at Christian Indian Missions," Christian Reformed
Mission, Zuni, NM. TMs, ca. 1967
15 "The Importance of History," Navajo Community College, Many Farms,
Chinle, AZ, ca. 1972. Correspondence, notes, TMs, 1972-1974
16 "The Indian and the Government," Seven Springs Annual Indian Seminar,
Champion, PA, June 2, 1961. Correspondence, program, TMs, 1961
17 "Indian Assimilation in Eastern Oklahoma," Institute on American Indian
Assimilation, Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc., Washington D.C., May 9, 1952.
Correspondence, draft reports, 1952
18 "Indian Assimilation in Eastern Oklahoma," Institute on American Indian
Assimilation, Association on American Indian Affairs, Inc., Washington D.C., May 9, 1952.
Program notes, TMs, 1952
19 "Indian History From an Author's Point of View," Tulsa, OK, Oct. 23,
1951. Invitation, clipping, TMs, 1951
20 Kay County Homesteaders Memorial, "Dedication Speech," Blackwell,
OK, Oct. 30, 1977. Program, clippings, TMs, 1977
BY DEBO. LECTURES, PAPERS, SPEECHES, cont.
R29 B20 21 "Laws and Courts in Correcting Wrongs Done To Native Americans: The
Alaskan Example," University of Mississippi, Oct. 29, 1975. Program, correspondence, clippings,
TMs, 1975-1981
22 "Learning to Write Through Research," [Writer's Conference, West Texas
State University, Canyon?]. Clippings, TMs, ca. 1957
23 "Libraries Exceed 500,000 Volumes," University of Tulsa, Mar. 12, 1975.
Correspondence, 1975
24 "Libraries Exceed 500,000 Volumes," University of Tulsa, Mar. 12, 1975.
TMs, periodical, program, clipping, 1975
25 Marshall (OK) High School, "Commencement Address," [Topic:
conservation], May 7, 1972. Program, notes, TMs, 1972
26 Marshall (OK) High School, "Commencement Address," [Topic:
Bicentennial], May 18, 1976. Clipping, TMs, 1976
27 "Materials of History," [and two untitled: "A. Florence Wilson", review;
"Henry G. Bennett", eulogy]. Radio presentations. TMs, April 26, May 25, 1951, Jan. 14, 1952
28 "Militarism," St. Paul's United Church of Christ, Marshall, OK, Nov. 5,
1972. Program, TMs, clippings, notes, 1972
29 Oklahoma A&M College, School of Architecture. [Untitled]. Clippings,
notes, TMs, ca. 1955
30 Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, OK, Apr. 19, 1966. [Untitled].
Clipping, TMs, 1966
Oklahoma Library Association. Annual meeting. Program, March 26, 1976
31 "Oklahoma's Place in the Sisterhood," University of Oklahoma, Symposium
on Public Policy and the Sense of Place in Oklahoma, Dec. 13, 1975. Program, correspondence,
clippings, TMs, etc., 1971-1976
32 Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, OK, June 29, 1972. [Untitled].
Photographs, clipping, 1972
33 "As [sic] Pale Face Looks at Indian White Relations," Phillips University,
Enid, OK. Program, Apr. 23, 1971
34 Phillips University, "Study Your Writer" workshop, Jul. 30 - Aug. 4, 1973.
[Untitled]. Correspondence (including biographical notes), program, clipping, 1972-1973
35 "Problems in Writing Local History," American Association for State and
Local History, session at the American Historical Association meeting, Dec. 28, 1951. Mss
submitted to the American Scholar. Correspondence, TMs, 1951-1952
36 "Realizing Oklahoma's Literary Potential," Oklahoma Library Association,
Apr. 22, 1966. Article based on presentation, 1966
BY DEBO. LECTURES, PAPERS, SPEECHES, cont.
R29 B20 37 "To Establish Justice," University of Tulsa, Apr. 10, 1978; West Texas
State University, Apr. 25, 1978. [Based on an article in Western Historical Review 7 (1976):
405-411]. Program, TMs, 1978
38 "Bill of Rights," Oklahoma Educational Television, for American Civil
Liberties Union of Oklahoma [Topic: church and state
relations], Dec. 1, 1975. Correspondence, notes, cards, TMs, 1975-1976
39 "Unique Characteristics of the Choctaws," Oklahoma Heritage Association,
Feb. 20, 1977. [not presented]. Correspondence, TMs, 1977
40 University of Tulsa, "200 Years of Confidence and Commitment,"
commencement address, May 30, 1976. [Excerpts in University of Tulsa Magazine 15 (Summer
1976): 14-17.] Correspondence, TMs, program, etc., 1976
R30 B20 41 "Who Writes Truth," Enid (OK) Writer's Club Dinner, May 8, 1974; West
Texas State University, Apr. 27, 1978. [Excerpts used at Oklahoma Writer's Federation, May 6,
1978.] Clippings, programs, TMs, 1961, 1974-1978
42 "Why Indian History and Ethnology," Cameron College, Lawton OK, Oct.
23, 1973. Correspondence, TMs, clipping, 1973
43 "Why Indian History and Ethnology," East Tennessee State University,
Johnson City, TN, May 28, 1972. Program, TMs, clippings, 1972
44 "Why Indian History and Ethnology," Northeastern State College,
Tahlequah, OK, Apr. 2, 1973. Correspondence, programs, notes, clippings, 1973
45 "Why Indian History and Ethnology," Christian Reformed Mission, Zuni,
NM, Oct. 14, 1967. Correspondence, program, TMs, 1967
46 "Writing About Oklahoma," [n.p.]. Notes, TMs, ca. 1960
47 Unfinished and untitled lectures and speeches. Notes, clippings, booklets,
advertising mail, 1974-1977
BY DEBO. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
48 Clippings, correspondence, TMs, 1944-1976
BY DEBO. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
49 "Buffalo Hunter" [Billy Fox]. Daily Oklahoman, 17 Jan. 1943, 11. Notes,
interviews, photographs, article, clipping, 1941-1963
BY DEBO. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES, cont.
R30 B20 50 "McKenzie [Sic] Campaign, Last Great Drive Against Indians." Amarillo
(TX) Sunday News and Globe, 12 Nov. 1933, 7-8. TMs, article, 1933
51.1 "Payne County Losses Repaid to Creek Tribe." Stillwater (OK)
NewsPress, 11 Feb. 1951, 12. Article, 1951 [not on film]
51.2 "Payne County Society to Erect Marker at Site of Famous Civil War
Battle." Tulsa World, 18 Feb. 1951 n.p. TMs, article, 1951
"This Week in Oklahoma History," Oklahoma City Times, Dec. 1952 - July 1954.
52 Launching. Advertising, check, correspondence, Nov. 18, 1952 - Sep. 9,
1953
53 Written, not used. TMs, notes, ca. 1952-1954
54 Sold, not used. TMS, ca. 1952-1953
55 December 1952. TMs, clippings
56 December 1952. Notes
57 January 1953. TMs, clippings
58 January 1953. Notes, TMs
59 February 1953. TMs, clippings
60 February 1953. Notes
61 March 1953. TMs, clippings
62 March 1953. Notes
63 April 1953. TMs, clippings
64 April 1953. Notes, clipping
65 May 1953. TMs, clippings
66 May 1953. Notes
67 June 1953. TMs, clippings
68 June 1953. Clippings
69 July 1953. TMs, clippings
70 July 1953. Notes, correspondence
71 August 1953. TMs, clippings
72 August 1953. Notes
73 September 1953. TMs, clippings
74 September 1953. Notes
75 October 1953. TMs, clippings
76 October 1953. Notes
77 November 1953. TMs, clippings
78 November 1953. Notes
79 December 1953. TMs, clippings
80 December 1953. Notes, clipping
BY DEBO. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES
"This Week in Oklahoma History," cont.
R31 B21 1 January 1954. TMs, clippings
2 January 1954. Notes, clipping, TMs
3 February 1954. TMs, clippings
4 February 1954. Notes
5 March 1954. TMs, clippings
6 March 1954. Notes, clipping
7 April 1954. TMs, clippings
8 April 1954. Notes
9 May 1954. TMs, clippings
10 May 1954. Notes
11 June 1954. TMs, clippings
12 [Folder not used]
13 June 1954. Notes, postcard
14 July 1954. TMs, clippings
15 Material to use. Notes, clippings, [1919?], 1920, 1949, 1950
16 Material to use. Notes, clippings, interview, 1950-1953
17 Material to use. Notes, clippings, booklet, 1953-1954
18 Material to use. Notes, clipping, ca. 1953-1954
19 Fan mail. Correspondence, 1953-1954, 1970
20 Index, Dec. 1952-Jul. 1954
(Poulton, Helen J. Index [to] Angie Debo's "This Week In Oklahoma
History" [a column in the] Oklahoma City Times, December 1952 - July 1954. Stillwater, OK:
Oklahoma State University, 1959.)
BY DEBO. REVIEWS
[See also: Poulton, Helen J. "Angie Debo: A Check-List." Bulletin of
Bibliography, 22 (Sept.-Dec. 1956): 15-17. In Box 1, f.7.]
21 Reviews in Helen Poulton's checklist. Alexander- Milling. TMs, clippings,
correspondence, 1937-1956
22 Reviews in Helen Poulton's checklist. Peckham-Wright. TMs, clippings,
correspondence, 1944-1956
23 Reviews after Helen Poulton's checklist. Adams-Meyer. TMs, clippings,
correspondence, 1956-1973
24 Reviews after Helen Poulton's checklist. Nordyke-Woodward. TMs,
clippings, correspondence, 1957-1976
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS
25 "An Adventure in Understanding." United Church Herald (Oct. 1958):
18-19. Correspondence, 1958-1959
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R31 B21 26 "An Adventure in Understanding." TMs, article, 1958
27 "Apaches as Southeastern Indians." In Indians of the Lower South: Past
and Present, ed. John K. Mahon, 143-158. Pensacola, FL: Gulf Coast History and Humanities
Conference, 1975. Correspondence, pamphlets, 1973-1977
28 "Apaches and Southeastern Indians," TMs, article, 1975
-- Battle of Round Mountain: see under "Location..." and "Site...."
R32 B21 29 "The Boundaries of Oklahoma." In Oklahoma Almanac: Golden
Anniversary Issue (1957): 27-28. TMs, article, 1957
30 "Catawbas." Encyclopedia Americana 6 (1955): 47. Correspondence, TMs,
1953
31 "Chickasaw." Encyclopedia Americana 6 (1955): 454-455. TMs, article,
1953
32 "Choctaw." Encyclopedia Americana 6 (1955): 581-582. TMs, article,
1953
33 "The Civil War in Oklahoma." In Oklahoma Almanac: Golden Anniversary
Issue (1957): 74-80. TMs, 1957
34 "Jane Heard Clinton." Chronicles of Oklahoma 24 (1946): 20-25.
Correspondence, clippings, 1943-1946
35 "Jane Heard Clinton." Reprint article, 1946
36 "Edward Everett Dale: The Teacher." In Frontier Historian: The Life and
Work of Edward Everett Dale, ed. Arrell M. Gibson. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press,
1975. Correspondence, 1972-1975
37 "Edward Everett Dale: The Teacher." TMs, notes, 1972-1975
38 "Davis, Alice Brown." Notable American Women 1 (1972): 438-439.
Correspondence, notes, clippings, etc., 1935-1964
39 "Davis, Alice Brown." TMs, article, 1960-1974
40 "Angie Debo [autobiography]." Oklahoma Librarian 21 (Jan. 1971): 14-15.
[See series "About Debo," Box 1 f.3]
41 "The Debo Family." Logan County History, 1889-1977 [See series
"Personal. Debo and Family," Box 7, f. 52-62]
42 "Early Publications of the Oklahoma Historical Society." Chronicles of
Oklahoma 26 (1948): 325-328. TMs, correspondence, 1948
43.1 "Early White Settlements." In Oklahoma Almanac: Golden Anniversary
Edition (1957): 29-31. TMs, article, 1957
43.2 Education in the Choctaw Country after the Civil War." Chronicles of
Oklahoma 10 (1932): 382-391. Article, 1932 [not on film]
44 "Albert H. Ellis." Chronicles of Oklahoma 28 (1950): 382-389. Booklets,
notes, correspondence, 1922-1950
45 "Albert H. Ellis." TMs, 1950
46 "An English View of the Wild West." Panhandle-Plains Historical Review
6(1933): 24-44. Notes, article, 1933
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R32 B21 47 "A Dedication to the Memory of Carolyn Thomas Foreman." Arizona and
the West (1974): 215-218. Correspondence, 1974
48 "A Dedication to the Memory of Carolyn Thomas Foreman." TMs, article,
1974
49 "Francis, Milly," Notable American Women 1 (1974): 660-661.
Correspondence, notes, clippings, 1954-1960
50 "Francis, Milly," TMs, article, 1974
51 "Hastings, William Wirt." Dictionary of American Biography 22 (1958):
291-292. Correspondence, notes, 1956-1957
52 "Hastings, William Wirt." TMs, article, 1958
53 "The Diary of Charles Hazelrigg," Chronicles of Oklahoma 25 (1947):
29-270. Correspondence, clippings, notes, 1922-1943
54 "The Diary of Charles Hazelrigg." Article, 1947
55.1 "The Highest Kind of Wisdom." Farm and Fireside 53 (April 1929): 14-15,
60. [complete issue; only article is on film]
55.2 "History and Customs of the Kiowas." Panhandle-Plains Historical Review
7 (1934): 42-52. Article, 1934 [not on film]
56 "Lawson, Roberta Cambell." Notable American Women 3 (1974):
376-377. Correspondence, notes, 1960-1962
57 "Lawson, Roberta Cambell." TMs, article, 1960, 1974
58 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." Chronicles of Oklahoma
41 (1963): 70-104. Notes, maps, ca. 1948-1963
-- See also "Site of the Battle of Round Mountain."
59 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." Research
correspondence, 1948-1961
60 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." Research
correspondence, 1962-1985
61 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." Publication
correspondence, 1962-1963
R33 B21 62 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." Clippings, 1949-1969
63 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." TMs [drafts], 1963
64 "The Location of the Battle of Round Mountain." TMs, article, 1963
R33 B22 1 "Major Indian Record Collections in Oklahoma." In Indian- White
Relations, ed. Jane F. Smith and Robert M. Kvasnicka, 112-118. Washington, DC: Howard
University Press, 1976. Notes, articles about collections, ca. 1971
2 "Major Indian Record Collections in Oklahoma." Correspondence,
1971-1976
3 "Major Indian Record Collections in Oklahoma." TMs, article, 1976
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R33 B22 4 "Marshall (OK)." Logan County History, 1889-1977. Guthrie, OK: History
Committee, Logan County Extension Homemakers Council, 1978. [See series "Personal. Debo
and Family. Family History," Box 7 f. 52-62.]
5 Notable American Women. [about Debo's five articles] Correspondence,
clipping, notes, 1960-1966
6 "Oklahannali." Encyclopedia Americana (1954). Correspondence, TMs,
1954
7 Oklahoma Almanac: Golden Anniversary Edition, 1957-1958, ed. H.L.
Fitzpatrick. Norman, OK: Oklahoma Almanac, Inc., 1957. [about Debo's articles]
Correspondence, 1957
8 "Oklahoma History Goes to Press." Bulletin of the Oklahoma State Library
1 (1948): 67-80.
9 "Oklahoma Pioneer." Southern Observer 2 (Nov. 1954): 240-243. [About
James K. Hastings] Correspondence, clippings, obituary information, 1954-1955
10 "Oklahoma Pioneer." TMs, article, 1954
11 "Oklahoma: Principle Events of 1954." Americana Annual, an
Encyclopedia of the Events of 1954 (1955): 556-558. Correspondence, 1954-1955
12 "Oklahoma: Principle Events of 1954." Notes, clippings, 1954
13 "Oklahoma: Principle Events of 1954." TMs, article, 1954-1955
14 "The Only Kind of Deed They Knew." United Church Herald 13 (May
1970): 14-19. [See Box 15 f. 37]
15 "Our Playgrounds Are Storied With History." [Published title: "Southwest
Romance."] Oklahoma Today 8 (Spring 1958): 4-5, 28-29. Correspondence, TMs, 1957-1958.
Photocopy of article, 1958 [not on film].
16 "Parker, Cynthia Ann." Notable American Women 3 (1974): 15-16.
Correspondence, 1961
17 "Parker, Cynthia Ann." TMs, article, 1961, 1974
18 "Quanah Parker." American Heritage 4 (Summer 1953): 30-31, 63. Notes,
correspondence, 1947-1952
19 "Quanah Parker." Correspondence, 1952
20 "Quanah Parker." TMs, article, 1953
21.1 "The Railroad Comes to Oklahoma." Oklahoma Almanac: Golden
Anniversary Edition (1957): 103-106. TMs, notes, 1957
21.2 "Realizing Oklahoma's Literary Potential." Oklahoma Librarian 16 (1966):
67-75. Article, 1975 [not on film]
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R33 B22 22 "John Rollin Ridge." Southwest Review 17 (Autumn 1931): 59-71.
[complete issue]
23 "Roads, Trails, and Traces in Early Oklahoma." Oklahoma Almanac:
Golden Anniversary Edition (1957): 38-41. TMs, 1957
24 "Robertson, Alice Mary." Notable American Women 3 (1974): 177-178.
Notes, correspondence, 1960-1970
25 "Robertson, Alice Mary." TMs, article, 1960-1974
26 "Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester." Notable American Women 3 (1974):
178-179. Correspondence, notes, 1960
27 "Robertson, Ann Eliza Worcester." TMs, 1960
28 "The Site of the Battle of Round Mountain, 1861." Chronicles of
Oklahoma 27 (1949): 187-206
-- See also "Location of the Battle of Round Mountain."
29.1 "The Social and Economic Life of the Comanches." Panhandle-Plains
Historical Review 3(1930): 38-52
29.2 "Southern Refugees of the Cherokee Nation." Southwestern Historical
Quarterly 35 (1932): 255-266. Article, 1932 [not on film]
30 "Termination and the Oklahoma Indians." American Indian 7(Spring 1955):
17-21. TMs, article, 1955
31 "To Establish Justice." Western Historical Quarterly 7 (1976): 405-411.
Correspondence, 1975-1977
32 "To Establish Justice." TMs, article, 1976
33 "Two Graves in Oklahoma." Harper's Magazine 213 (Dec. 1956): 64-66. Notes,
correspondence, 1956
34 "Two Graves in Oklahoma." Publication. Correspondence, photographs,
1956
35 "Two Graves in Oklahoma." TMs, article, 1956
36 "Tulsa: A Metropolitan Force." American Scene 6 (1962): 59-62.
Pamphlets, reports, clippings, 1959-1962
37 "Tulsa: A Metropolitan Force." Correspondence, 1962
R34 B22 38 "Tulsa: A Metropolitan Force." TMs, article, 1962
39 "What Oklahoma Indians Need." American Indian 7 (1956): 13-21. Notes,
ca. 1956
40 "What Oklahoma Indians Need." Clippings, 1956-1960
41 "What Oklahoma Indians Need." Reports, pamphlets, blank applications,
yearbook from Riverside Indian School, Anadarko, OK, etc., 1953-ca. 1956
42 "What Oklahoma Indians Need." Correspondence, 1956-1960
43 "What Oklahoma Indians Need." TMs, 1956
BY DEBO. PUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R34 B22 44 "Writing Local History." Writer 55 (Jan. 1942): 19-22. TMs, 1941-1942
45 "The Beginning of St. Paul's Church of Christ." [Marshall, OK] Notes,
programs, reports, etc., 1956-1977
46 "The Beginning of St. Paul's Church of Christ." TMs, article, 1967
BY DEBO. UNPUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS
Note: The discarded pages for And Still the Waters Run are kept with the
manuscript for that book.
R35 B22 47 "Books and Babies." TMs, n.d.
48 "Choosing or Cheating." TMs, n.d.
49 "Christmas--At Bargain Rates." TMs, n.d.
50 "Communism in the Indian Service." Incomplete TMs, n.d.
51 "Democracy and Dresses." TMs, n.d.
52 "Geronimo: Whose Surrenders Did Not Last." Correspondence,
1954-1971
53 "Geronimo: Whose Surrenders Did Not Last." TMs, ca. 1954-1955
54 "Tribute to Fred Goodwin by Angie Debo at His Funeral," TMs, 11 Sep.
1972
55 "The Grafter's Frontier." Incomplete TMs, n.d.
56 "Indian Policy as a Problem in Colonial Administration." Notes, ca. 1942
57 "Indian Policy as a Problem in Colonial Administration." Correspondence,
1941-1944
58 "Indian Policy as a Problem in Colonial Administration." TMs, ca. 1942
59 "Ozark Cherokees." Notes, clippings, correspondence, 1949-1957
60 "Ozark Cherokees." TMs, ca. 1950
61 "The Real American Imperialism." Notes, ca. 1941-1942
62 "The Real American Imperialism." Correspondence, ca. 1941-1942
63 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." Notes, ca. 1957
64 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." Clippings,
reprint articles, pamphlets, etc., 1942-1957
65 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." Research
correspondence, 1954-May 1957
66 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." Research
correspondence, Jun. 1957-1961
67 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." Publication
correspondence, 1957-1958
BY DEBO. UNPUBLISHED ARTICLES, ESSAYS, cont.
R35 B22 68 "Religious Influence on American Indian Administration." TMs,1957
69 "Rosemary's Creative Work." Incomplete TMs, n.d.
70 "Say It With Clothes." TMs, n.d.
71 "The Sooner State Brings Gifts." Correspondence, TMs, 1949-1951
72 "The Tragedy of the Triangle-X." TMs, n.d.
73 "Truth and Tact." TMs, n.d.
74 "Washington Did Not Start It." TMs, n.d.
75 "Will Rogers Swings His Rope." Research correspondence, clippings,
pamphlets, 1950
76 "Will Rogers Swings His Rope." Publication correspondence, 1950
77 "Will Rogers Swings His Rope." TMs, ca. 1950
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run: the Betrayal of the Five Civilized Tribes. Princeton, NJ:
Princeton University Press, 1940, 1972; New York: Gordian Press, 1966; Norman, OK:
University of Oklahoma Press, 1984.
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files
Note: In Box 23, f olders 8 through 15, brackets are used to enclose added
descriptive terms of topics one might expect to find in the folder.
R36 B23 1 Daily Oklahoman. Clippings, 1936-1938
2 Daily Oklahoman. Clippings, 1938-1939
3 Daily Oklahoman. Clippings, 1939-1940
4 Guthrie (OK) Leader. Clippings, 1936, 1939
5 Tushkahomman (Stroud, OK). Mar. 5, 1935 - Apr. 10, 1936 (incomplete).
[In Box 54; not on film]
6 Notes, clippings, 1938-1939
7 Senate Bill S. 2047 (Oklahoma Indian Welfare Bill), 74th Congress, 1st
Session, Feb. 26, 1935 [not on film]
8 Legal cases [Creek land. Seminoles. Sac and Fox.] Notes, ca. 1939
9 Miscellaneous [Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, OK. Indian
Reorganization Act. Keetoowahs.] Notes, ca. 1939
10 Miscellaneous [Allotment. Tribal rolls. Oklahoma wealth 1917, 1922.
Choctaw district politics. Tribal land. Tribal townsites. Curtis Act. Agents.] Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files, cont.
R36 B23 11 Miscellaneous [Choctaw and Chickasaw Agreement 1902. Allotment.
Tribal roll-Creek, Cherokee. Dawes Commission. Probate laws 1909.] Notes
12 Miscellaneous [Population 1890-1920. Oklahoma delegates 1913-1935.
Seminole claims/arguments. Tribal land. Tribal rolls. Oklahoma Organic Act, 1890. Probate laws.]
Notes, ca. 1936
13 Miscellaneous [Probate cases and laws. Minerals, Choctaw and Chickasaw.
Cattle 1903. Charles H. Burke. Allotment. tribal rolls]. Notes
14 Miscellaneous [Lone Wolf vs. Hitchcock; Deeds/patents. Railroads. Board
of Indian Commissioners. Drainage area laws. Probate cases. Military service]. Notes
15 Miscellaneous [Roads. Citizenship. County judges. Probate cases. Judge
Thomas W. Leahy]. Notes
16 Biographical material. Notes (1 of 2)
17 Biographical material. Notes (2 of 2)
18 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country". Notes (1 of 2)
19 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country". Notes (2 of 2)
20 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (1 of 7)
21 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (2 of 7)
22 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (3 of 7)
R37 B23 23 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (4 of 7)
24 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (5 of 7)
25 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (6 of 7)
26 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." Notes (7 of 7)
27 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (1 of 6)
28 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (2 of 6)
29 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (3 of 6)
30 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (4 of 6)
31 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (5 of 6)
32 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." Notes (6 of 6)
33 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (1 of 8)
34 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (2 of 8)
35 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (3 of 8)
R38 B23 36 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (4 of 8)
37 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (5 of 8)
38 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (6 of 8)
39 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (7 of 8)
40 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Notes (8 of 8)
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files, cont.
R38 B23 41 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Creek Nation vs. United States, [1934].
United States Court of Claims, No. L-137. Decided in 1941, 1942. [not on film]
42 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." Correspondence, 1940, 1978
43 Chapter 5, "The Voice of the Indian Territory." Notes (1 of 4)
44 Chapter 5, "The Voice of the Indian Territory." Notes (2 of 4)
45 Chapter 5, "The Voice of the Indian Territory." Notes (3 of 4)
46 Chapter 5, "The Voice of the Indian Territory." Notes (4 of 4)
47 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood." Notes (1 of 4)
48 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood." Notes (2 of 4)
49 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood." Notes (3 of 4)
50 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood." Notes (4 of 4)
51 Chapter 7, "Protection by the State." Notes (1 of 2)
52 Chapter 7, "Protection by the State." Notes (2 of 2)
R39 B23 53 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (1 of 6)
54 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (2 of 6)
55 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (3 of 6)
56 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (4 of 6)
57 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (5 of 6)
58 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." Notes (6 of 6)
59 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (1 of 6)
60 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (2 of 6)
61 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (3 of 6)
62 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (4 of 6)
63 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (5 of 6)
64 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." Notes (6 of 6)
R40 B24 1 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (1 of 18)
2 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (2 of 18)
3 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (3 of 18)
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files, cont.
R40 B24 4 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (4 of 18)
5 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (5 of 18)
6 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (6 of 18)
7 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (7 of 18)
8 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (8 of 18)
9 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (9 of 18)
10 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (10 of 18)
11 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (11 of 18)
12 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (12 of 18)
13 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (13 of 18)
14 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (14 of 18)
15 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (15 of 18)
16 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (16 of 18)
17 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (17 of 18)
18 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." Notes (18 of 18)
R41 B24 19 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Clippings, list of field
clerks, 1935-1936
20 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (1 of 8)
21 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (2 of 8)
22 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (3 of 8)
23 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (4 of 8)
24 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (5 of 8)
25 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (6 of 8)
26 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (7 of 8)
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files, cont.
R41 B24 27 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." Notes (8 of 8)
28 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes [incl. clipping, May 5, 1956] (1
of 12)
29 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (2 of 12)
30 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (3 of 12)
31 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (4 of 12)
32 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (5 of 12)
R42 B24 33 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes [incl. "A National Blunder," ca.
1930] (6 of 12)
34 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes [incl. clippings, May 2, 1935]
(7 of 12)
35 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (8 of 12)
36 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (9 of 12)
37 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (10 of 12)
38 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes (11 of 12)
39 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." Notes [incl. clippings, 1935-1936] (12
of 12)
40 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." Notes [incl. clippings, 1934; 1936] (1 of 5)
41 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." Notes [incl. clippings, 1934; 1936] (2 of 5)
42 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." Notes [incl. clipping, 1934] (3 of 5)
43 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." Notes (4 of 5)
44 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." Notes [incl. clippings, correspondence,
1935-1937] (5 of 5)
R43 B24 45 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. reports, notes to Joseph
Brandt, 1938-1939] (1 of 9)
46 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. reports 1938-1939] (2 of
9)
47 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. clippings, reports,
1937-1939] (3 of 9)
48 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Clippings, photographs, roster,
1934-1936] (4 of 9)
49 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. clipping, 8 Sep. 1935] (5
of 9)
50 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. clipping, 15 Jun. 1935]
(6 of 9)
51 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. clippings, 1935-1936] (7
of 9)
52 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes [incl. clippings, 1935-1936] (8
of 9)
BY DEBO. BOOKS
And Still the Waters Run. Research Files, cont.
R43 B24 53 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Notes (9 of 9)
54 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." Clippings, reports, 1922-1940
And Still the Waters Run. Publication Files
55 Difficulties of publication. Correspondence, 1935-Apr. 26, 1938
56 Difficulties of publication. Correspondence, notes, Jul. 1938-Oct. 1940
57 Expenses. Statement, ca. 1936
Illustrations. Notes, ca. 1937, ca. 1972
58 Princeton University Press. Royalty statements, correspondence, note,
1941-1984
59 Reviews. Clippings, 1940-Mar. 1941
60 Reviews. Clippings, Apr. 1941-1947
R43 B25.1 1 Gordian Press and University Microfilms. Correspondence, 1956-1967
2 1972 printing. Princeton University Press book catalogs, 1972 [not on film]
3 1972 printing. Correspondence, 1972-1981
4 1972 printing. Royalty statements, 1973-1980
5 1972 printing. Reviews. Clippings, 1972-1973
6 1972 printing. Reviews. Clippings, 1974
7 1984 printing. University of Oklahoma Press. Corrections. Notes,
1984-1985
8 1984 printing. University of Oklahoma Press. Corrections.
Correspondence, royalty statements, 1984-1987
9 1984 printing. Reviews. Clipping, 1985
10 Preface 1972. Correspondence, 1972
11 Preface 1972. TMs [2 drafts] with notes
12 Preface 1972. TMs with notes
And Still the Waters Run. Manuscript Files. Early Draft
13 Preface. TMS [2 drafts], with notes, 1936, ca. 1940
R44 B25.1 14 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country," Table of Contents. TMs (bound)
15 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country." TMs, notes
16 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System." TMs, notes
17 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship." TMs, notes
18 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share." TMs, notes
19 Chapter 5, "The Voice of Indian Territory." TMs, notes
20 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood." TMs, notes
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R44 B25.1 21 Chapter 7, "Protection by the State." TMs, notes
22 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation." TMs, notes
23 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders." TMs, notes
24 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." TMs, notes (1 of 2)
25 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State." TMs, notes (2 of 2)
26 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma." TMs, notes
27 Chapter 12, "The Battle For Spoils." TMs, notes
28 Chapter 13, "The New Trend." TMs, notes
R45 B25.1 29 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation." TMs, notes
30 Endnotes. TMs, notes
And Still the Waters Run. Manuscript Files. Final TMs
Note: The "Discarded Pages" of the manuscript follow this section.
31 Contents, Preface
32 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country."
33 Chapter 2, "The White Man's Land System."
34 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship."
35 Chapter 4, "The Grafter's' Share."
36 Chapter 5, "The Voice of the Indian Territory."
37 Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood."
38 Chapter 7, "Protection By the State."
39 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation."
40 Chapter 9, "The Fight Between Despoilers and Defenders."
41 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State."
42 Chapter 11, "The Indian's Place in Oklahoma."
43 Chapter 12, "The Battle for Spoils."
44 Chapter 13, "The New Trend."
45 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation."
46 Endnotes
47 Bibliography
And Still the Waters Run. Manuscript Files. Discarded Pages
R46 B25.1 48 Chapter 1, "The Indians' Country," pp. 2-48; Chapter 2, "The White Man's
Land System," pp. 52-107
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R46 B25.1 49 Chapter 3, "The White Man's Guardianship," pp. 112-163; Chapter 4, "The
Grafter's' Share," pp. 169-231; Chapter 5, "The Voice of Indian Territory," pp. 241-283;
Chapter 6, "The Price of Statehood," pp. 286-317
50 Chapter 7, "Protection by the State," pp. [319-368?]
51 Chapter 8, "A Tangle of Litigation," pp. [371-428?]; Chapter 9, "The Fight
Between Despoilers and Defenders," pp. 431-486
52 Chapter 10, "Federal Administration Within the State," pp. 488-552
53 Chapter 11, "The Indians' Place in Oklahoma," pp. 559-603
54 Chapter 12, "The Battle for Spoils," pp. 608-671
55 Chapter 13, "The New Trend," pp. [674-728?]
56 Chapter 14, "The Present Situation," pp. 733-761
The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma; Report on Social and Economic
Conditions. Philadelphia: Indian Rights Association, 1951.
Five Civilized Tribes. Research Files
Note: From Box 25.1, folder f.57, through Box 25.2, f.13, brackets are used to
enclose added descriptive terms of the topics one might expect to find in the folder.
R46 B25.1 57 Data. Statistics, reports [restricted Indian land (OK); "First Annual Report
of Indian Education in the State of Oklahoma Under State Contract," by State Board of
Education, 1948], 1946-1949 [1 page of statistical data is oversized; in Box 47.]
58 Data. Correspondence, list of guardianship cases, 1949
59 Data. Report [Annual Report, Department of Public Welfare (OK), Jul.1,
1947-Jun.30, 1948], notes, correspondence, 1947-1949
60 Data. Report ["Program for the Social and Economic Development of the
Indians of the Muskogee Area," 1949], correspondence, 1947-1949
61 Data. Report ["The Rural Cherokee Household", n.d.], ca. 1950
R47 B25.2 1 "Third Annual Report of Indian Education in Oklahoma," 1950
2 Report ["Outline of needs - Five Civilized Tribes", Conference of Home
Missions Council of North America], 1949
3 Notes [incl. Sequoyah Indian Weavers, Tahlequah, OK], report ["New
Indian Problem in Eastern Oklahoma," n.d.], correspondence, 1949-1950
4 Notes, clippings, pamphlets [Sequoyah Indian Weavers. Cherokee
basketry. Rehabilitation bill], 1947-1953
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R47 B25.2 5 Notes, interviews [Alabama Quarsarte. Land purchases. Loans and funds.
Education...], 1949
7 Notes, interviews [Oakchia Tribal Towns. Kiagee. Languages of Five
Tribes. Election processes, Evening Shade Community...], 1949
8 Notes, interviews [Farming. Kallihoma Project. Landless Indians.
Churches. Loan clients...], 1949
9 Notes, interviews [Farming. Minerals. Education. Poverty. Oil and gas
leases...], 1949
10 Notes, interviews [Child welfare. Guardians. Agriculture. Dwight
Mission...], 1949
11 Notes, interviews [Education. Land purchases. Families. Churches.
Agriculture. Women's clubs...], 1949
12 [Folder not used]
13 Work camp. Correspondence, clipping, 1951
Five Civilized Tribes. Publication Files
14 Correspondence, booklet, newsletter, 1946-Mar. 9, 1950
15 Correspondence, booklet, 1949-Mar. 1950
16 Correspondence, notes, Apr. 1950-Jan. 1951
17 Correspondence, Feb.-Jun. 1951
18 Legislators. Correspondence, 1951
19 Photographs. Correspondence, 1950
20 Photographs, ca. 1949 (1 of 2)
21 Photographs, ca. 1949 (2 of 2)
22 Reviews. Correspondence, 1949-Apr. 1951
23 Reviews. Correspondence, clippings, May 1951-1952
Five Civilized Tribes. Manuscript Files
24 TMs, notes
25 TMs. "Old pages - discarded"
26 TMs. Preface - Chapter IV
27 TMs. Chapter V - Notes
28 TMs. Chapter I - Chapter IV
29 TMs. Chapter V - Notes
Five Civilized Tribes. Report Files
R47 B26 1 Report. Advance copy. Mimeograph
2 Mississippi Valley Historical Association. Annual meeting, Apr. 20-22,
1950. Report on survey. TMs, program, clipping, 1950
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Five Civilized Tribes. Report Files, cont.
R48 B26 3 Radio broadcast [possibly KS 109]. TMs, ca. 1950
4 "The Five Civilized Tribes of Oklahoma. Report on Social and Economic
Conditions." Philadelphia: Indian Rights Association, 1951
Geronimo: The Man, His Time, His place. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma
Press, 1976.
Geronimo. Research Files
5 Queries, bibliographic sources. Notes, correspondence, 1972
6 Puzzles [i.e. questions]. Notes [genealogy, tribal relationships], n.d.
7 Questions. Notes, correspondence, 1957, 1974
8 Washington. Correspondence, notes, clipping, 1971-1972
9 Washington. Correspondence, notes, 1972-1973
10 Washington. Notes, brochures [photograph sources], ca. 1972
11 Correspondence, clippings, notes, 1953-May 19, 1957
12 Correspondence, clippings, notes, postcard, May 20, 1957-1961
13 Correspondence, clippings, notes, 1964-1972
14 Used material. Notes [sources primarily 1886-1887]
15 Used material. Notes, clippings, report [photocopy; sources incl. transcript
of interview with Geronimo, ca. 1906], 1884 - ca. 1906
16 Used material. Notes, report, clippings, 1883-1928
17 Used material. Notes, documents [photocopy], 1890
18 Used material. Notes, documents [photocopy], 1887
19 Used material. Notes, documents [photocopy], 1890
20 Used material. Notes, clippings, 1938-1947
21 Used material. Correspondence, clipping, notes, 1972
22 Used material. Notes, clippings, ca. 1940
23 Done. Bibliography notes
24 "Apache Scouts: A Chiricahua Appraisal," by Eve Ball. Clipping, 1965
25 Clippings, ca. 1915-1928
26 Ball, Eve. Interview. Notes, 1971
27 Ball, Eve. Correspondence, 1957-1971
28 Ball, Eve. Correspondence, 1972
29 Ball, Eve. Correspondence, Jan. 3 - May 3, 1973
30 Ball, Eve. Correspondence, notes, May 8, 1973-1974
31 Bibliography. Notes
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Geronimo. Research Files, cont.
R48 B26 32 Brown, John M. Pensacola (FL). Correspondence, maps [see series
"Maps." In map drawer; not on film], 1972
33 Cemeteries. "Apache Indian Cemeteries, Ft. Sill, OK: Numerical List of
Deceased, 1894-1914," compiled by Gillett Griswold, United States Army Artillery and Missile
Center Museum, Ft. Sill, OK, 1961. Mimeograph, notes
34 Cemeteries. "Apache Indian Cemeteries, Ft. Sill, OK: Alphabetical List of
Deceased, 1894-[June 1968]," compiled by Gillett Griswold, June 1968. Mimeograph, notes
35 Clippings, notes, 1933-1934, 1967
36 Clippings, 1958-1966
37 Clippings, 1969-1982
38 "Fort Sill Apaches: Their Vital Statistics, Tribal Origins, Antecedents,"
compiled by Gillett Griswold. Fort Sill, OK: U.S. Army Field Artillery and Fort Sill Museum,
1958-1962. Introductory material, Aanitso - Dah-des-ih, pp. 1-26
39 "Fort Sill Apaches...," Dah-dis-ohns - Haozous, Nellie Gray, pp. 27-56
40 "Fort Sill Apaches...," Haozous, Ruby - "Little Woman," pp. 57-86
41 "Fort Sill Apaches...," Loco - Ol-sanny, pp. 87-116
42 "Fort Sill Apaches...," O-pah - W-tah, pp. 117-146
43 "Fort Sill Apaches...," Yah-be-cloh-lay, Henry - Zi-yeh, pp. 147-154
R49 B26 44 Biography and genealogy. Notes, correspondence, 1971
45 Ft. Sill Museum. Apache documents. List of "prisoners of war," notes,
statistics, biographies, ca. 1930, ca. 1960
46 Ft. Sill Museum. Apache documents. [prisoners of war, Carlisle Indian
School, Omaha Exposition] Notes, name lists, ca. 1910-1915
47 Ft. Sill Museum. Apache documents. Special Anniversary Edition "Lawton,
1901-1971," published by the Institute of the Great Plains. [Photocopy; not on film]
48 Goodman, David M. [prisoners of war] Notes, correspondence, 1973
49 Government documents. San Carlos (AZ) Agency. Notes, photocopy,
1886, 1973
50 Interviews. Notes, 1955, 1969
51 Jozhe, Benedict. American Indian Institute, Wichita, KS. Commencement
program, diploma [in Box 47], 1929. Photocopy
52 Jozhe, Benedict. Articles by Richard H. Harper about Dutch missionary
work in Oklahoma, Chronicles of Oklahoma, 1940, 1941
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R49 B26 53 Jozhe, Benedict. Ft. Sill Apache. Correspondence, court documents
(photocopy), notes, 1909, 1974-1975
54 Jozhe, Benedict. Indian Claims Commission, Ft. Sill Apache. Court docket,
correspondence, 1973-1974
55 Jozhe, Benedict. Notes, statement of Ft. Sill Apache, 1973
56 Jozhe, Benedict. Daughters. Biography, 1975
57 Research. Correspondence, notes, clippings, 1959, 1972 - June 1973
58 Research. Correspondence, July 1973 - July 5, 1975
59 Research. Correspondence, notes, clipping, July 8, 1975-1982
60 Lockwood, Frank C. Notes
61 Maps. Notes, ca. 1900, 1973
62 Maps. Notes, correspondence, ca. 1970, 1975
63 Mescaleros. Drunken Romulu. Notes, documents (photocopy), 1887, 1889
64 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1887. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
4)
65 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1887. Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
4)
66 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1887. Documents (photocopy), notes (3 of
4)
67 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1887. Documents (photocopy), notes (4 of
4)
68 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1888. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
4)
69 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1888, Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
4)
70 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1888, Documents (photocopy), notes (3 of
4)
71 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1888, Documents (photocopy), notes (4 of
4)
72 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1889. Used. Documents (photocopy), notes
(1 of 4)
73 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1889. Used. Documents (photocopy), notes
(2 of 4)
74 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1889. Used. Documents (photocopy), notes
(3 of 4)
75 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1889. Used. Documents (photocopy), notes
(4 of 4)
76 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1890. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
3)
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R49 B26 77 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1890. Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
3)
78 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1890. Documents (photocopy), notes (3 of
3)
R49 B27 1 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1891. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
3)
2 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1891. Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
3)
3 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1891. Documents (photocopy), notes (3 of
3)
4 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1892. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
3)
R50 B27 5 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1892. Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
3)
6 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1892. Documents (photocopy), notes (3 of
3)
7 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1893. Documents (photocopy), notes
8 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1894. Documents (photocopy), notes (1 of
2)
9 Mount Vernon Barracks, AL, 1894. Documents (photocopy), notes (2 of
2)
10 Naiche. Oklahoma Historical Society. Brochures, ca. 1960
11 Newspapers. Notes, correspondence, 1906, 1972
12 Notes. Ft. Sill Apache. Dedication of Apache Cemeteries. Notes,
correspondence, program, membership list, 1913, 1953, 1961, 1971
13 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair. Clippings,
correspondence, 1903-1904, 1974
14 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair.
Correspondence, clippings 1903-1904
15 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair.
Correspondence, clippings 1904
16 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair.
Correspondence, clippings, 1904-1905
17 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair.
Correspondence, 1903-1904
18 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. St. Louis Fair.
Correspondence, pamphlets, 1904
19 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. Notes, correspondence,
clipping, 1964, 1971
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Geronimo. Research Files, cont.
R50 B27 20 Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. Correspondence,
biographical material, 1906-1913, 1961
21 Opler, Morris E. Notes
22 Spelling. Notes, list of names
23 True West, "Massai-Broncho Apache," by Eve Ball, July-Aug. 1971
24 The West, "On the Warpath with Geronimo," by Eve Ball, Aug. 1971
25 The Wittick Collection, Museum of New Mexico, Santa Fe. Photograph
catalog [not on film], correspondence, 1971-1973
26 Introduction. Notes
27 Chapter 1, "Goyahkla, the Child." Notes, correspondence, clippings, 1946,
1971-1972
28 Chapter 1, "Goyahkla, the Child." Notes, correspondence, 1974
29 Chapter 2, "Adult Responsibilities." Notes, clipping
30 Chapter 3, "Mexicans and Americans." Documents, clipping, notes, 1859,
ca. 1940
31 Chapter 3, "Mexicans and Americans." Notes, clipping
32 Chapter 4, "Too Many White Men." Notes, correspondence, documents,
1858-1863, 1972
33 Chapter 5, "Washington has a Policy." Notes
34 Chapter 6, "Geronimo Is Branded a Renegade." Clippings, 1929, 1960
35 Chapter 6, "Geronimo Is Branded a Renegade." Notes, clippings 1929,
1960
36 Chapter 7, "Pattern of Breakouts Is Set." Notes, documents, articles,
correspondence, 1877-1930, 1973
37 Chapter 8, "Bands Gather in the Sierra Madre." Notes, documents,
correspondence, clippings, 1882, 1972
38 Chapter 10, "Sanctuary Is Invaded." Notes, clipping, ca. 1884
39 Chapter 11, "Back to the Reservation." Notes, documents, 1884
40 Chapter 11, "Back to the Reservation." Photographic mounting cards
(photocopy), order form, 1974
R51 B27 41 Chapter 12, "Peace with Suspicion on Turkey Creek." Notes
42 Chapter 13, "History Repeats Itself for Geronimo." Correspondence, notes,
1972-1973
43 Chapter 13, "History Repeats Itself for Geronimo." Notes, correspondence,
documents, clipping, 1885, ca. 1920, 1973
44 Chapter 14, "Geronimo Brings Disaster to His People." Documents,
correspondence, notes, 1886
45 Chapter 15, "This Is the Fourth Time I Have Surrendered." Notes,
correspondence, documents, clipping, 1886, 1925, 1928, 1958
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Geronimo. Research Files, cont.
R51 B27 46 Chapter 15, "This Is the Fourth Time I Have Surrendered." Clipping,
documents, correspondence, 1887, ca. 1960, 1973
47 Chapter 16, "All Trails Lead to Prison." Notes, documents, 1886-1887
48 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence,
newsletter, documents, 1888-1889, 1898, 1966, 1974
49 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners ." Correspondence,
list of imprisoned Apaches, 1972
50 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence
(photocopy), notes, 1886
51 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence
(photocopy), 1886
52 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence
(photocopy), notes, 1887
53 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence
(photocopy), notes, 1887
54 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Correspondence
(photocopy), notes, 1887-1888
55 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Notes,
correspondence (photocopy), 1887, 1972
56 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." Notes, brochure,
map, 1939, 1968-1971
57 Chapter 18, "Life at Mount Vernon Barracks." Clippings, 1890, 1893
58 Chapter 18, "Life at Mount Vernon Barracks." Notes, clippings,
correspondence, 1891-1893, 1973
59 Chapter 18, "Life at Mount Vernon Barracks." Notes, clippings, 1886,
1889
60 Chapter 19, "The Prisoners Are Brought to Ft. Sill." Notes,
correspondence, clippings, 1894-1896
61 Chapter 19, "The Prisoners Are Brought to Ft. Sill." Notes, clippings,
correspondence, 1893-1894, 1968
62 Chapter 19, "The Prisoners Are Brought to Ft. Sill." Notes
63 Chapter 20, "Geronimo Is Seen as a Person." Oklahoma Historical Society,
Indian Archives. Clippings, correspondence, 1896, 1904, 1973
64 Chapter 20, "Geronimo Is Seen as a Person." Notes, correspondence,
clippings, 1973-1977
65 Chapter 21, "Geronimo on Exhibition." Notes, clippings, correspondence,
1907-1974
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Geronimo. Research Files, cont.
R51 B27 66 Chapter 21, "Geronimo on Exhibition." Notes, correspondence, clippings,
1906, 1953, 1972-1974
67 Chapter 22, "Geronimo Finds His Powers In Conflict." Notes, clipping,
1906
68 Chapter 23, "Geronimo's Final Surrender." Notes, correspondence,
1971-1974
69 "Epilogue." Oklahoma Historical Society, Indian Archives. Notes,
clipping, correspondence, 1912-1913, 1974
70 "Epilogue." Notes, correspondence, clippings, interviews, 1946-1974
71 Notes [overview of Geronimo's life]
Geronimo. Photograph Files
Note: See comments in "Introduction: Description and Arrangement, Series 4.
Photographs."
72 Geronimo's burial. Notes, photograph
R52 B27 73 Eskiminzin and his family. Photograph
74 Son of Geronimo. Chappo Geronimo. Photographs, correspondence, 1974
75 Won't use. Photographs
76 Won't use. Photographs
77 Won't use. Photographs
78 Won't use. Photographs
79 Illustrated American. Photographs, correspondence, 1974
80 Photograph, oil painting (reproduction)
81 Geronimo. Photographs, correspondence, notes, 1955, 1972-1979
R52 B28 1 Geronimo. Photographs. Correspondence, notes, clippings, 1971-1975
2 Photographs, not needed. Notes, correspondence, 1972
3 Photographs, not needed. Notes, correspondence, 1971, 1972
4 Photographs, not needed. Correspondence, notes, 1972-1974
5 Photographs, notes, correspondence, 1977
Geronimo. Publication Files
6 Copyright permissions. Correspondence, notes, 1972 - Sep. 23, 1974
7 Copyright permissions. Correspondence, Sep. 24 - Oct. 24, 1974
8 Copyright permissions. Correspondence, Nov. 2, 1974-1975
9 Corrections. Notes, correspondence, 1976-1982
10 Corrections after 3rd printing. Notes, correspondence, 1982-1986
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Geronimo. Publication Files, cont.
R52 B28 11 Illustrations. Notes
12 Illustrations. Notes, correspondence, 1974-1975
13 Illustrations. Correspondence, photographs, notes, 1956, 1975-1977
14 Publication. Receipts, royalty reports, 1976-1980
15 Publication. Correspondence, notes, clipping, 1974-1977
16 Readers. Correspondence, 1976-1982
17 National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Western Heritage Awards. Wrangler
Award. Name tag, bus schedule, program, clippings, 1978
18 National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Western Heritage Awards. Oklahoma
City. Brochures, map, ca. 1978 [not on film]
19 Reviews, awards. Correspondence, photographs, 1977
20 Reviews, awards. Correspondence, clipping, 1977, 1979
21 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Oct.-Dec.1, 1976
22 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Dec. 3, 1976-Apr. 17, 1977
23 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Jun.-Aug. 1977
24 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Sep.-Nov. 1977
25 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Nov. 6 -Dec. 11, 1977
26 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Jan.-Feb. 1978
27 Reviews, awards. Clippings, correspondence, Mar.-June 1978
28 Reviews, awards. Clippings, Winter 1978-Oct. 1983
29 Southwestern Library Association. Program, acceptance speech, certificate
[on exhibit in Debo Room], Oct. 5-8, 1978
30 Southwestern Library Association. Correspondence, photographs,
1978-1984
31 Southwestern Library Association. Newsletters, clippings, 1978-1979
32 Border Regional Library Association. Certificate, clipping, Nov. 1977
33 University of Oklahoma Press. Correspondence, publication directions,
1963
Geronimo. Manuscript Files. Draft TMs
34 Contents. TMs, notes
35 Changes in manuscript. TMs, notes, correspondence, 1975
36 Preface. TMs, notes
37 Introduction. TMs, notes
38 Chapter 1, "Goyahkla, the Child." TMs, notes
39 Chapter 2, "Adult Responsibilities." TMs, notes
R53 B28 40 Chapter 3, "Mexicans and Americans." TMs, notes
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Geronimo. Manuscript Files. Draft TMs, cont.
R53 B28 41 Chapter 4, "Too Many White Men." TMs, notes
42 Chapter 5, "Washington Has a Policy." TMs, notes
43 Chapter 6, "Geronimo Is Branded a Renegade." TMs, notes
44 Chapter 7, "Pattern of Breakouts Is Set." TMs, notes
45 Chapter 8, "Bands Gather in the Sierra Madre." TMs, notes
46 Chapter 9, "Life in the Sierra Madre." TMs, notes
47 Chapter 10, "Sanctuary Is Invaded." TMs, notes
48 Chapter 11, "Back to the Reservation." TMs, notes
49 Chapter 12, "Peace with Suspicion on Turkey Creek." TMs, notes
50 Chapter 13, "History Repeats Itself for Geronimo." TMs, notes
51 Chapter 14, "Geronimo Brings Disaster to His People." TMs, notes
52 Chapter 15, "This Is the Fourth Time I Have Surrendered." TMs, notes
53 Chapter 16, "All Trails Lead to Prison." TMs, notes
54 Chapter 17, "The Apaches Settle Down as Prisoners." TMs, notes
55 Chapter 18, "Life at Mount Vernon Barracks." TMs, notes
56 Chapter 19, "The Prisoners are Brought to Ft. Sill." TMs, notes
57 Chapter 20, "Geronimo Is Seen as a Person." TMs, notes
58 Chapter 21, "Geronimo on Exhibition." TMs, notes
R54 B29 1 Chapter 22, "Geronimo Finds His Powers in Conflict." TMs, notes
2 Chapter 23, "Geronimo's Final Surrender." TMs, notes
3 Epilogue. TMs, notes
4 Index. University of Oklahoma Press instructions, TMs, notes
5 Bibliography. TMs, notes
Geronimo. Manuscript Files. Final TMs
6 Table of contents. Notes
7 Preface, introduction
8 Chapters 1, 2
9 Chapters 3, 4
10 Chapters 5, 6
11 Chapters 7, 8
12 Chapters 9, 10
13 Chapters 11, 12
14 Chapters 13, 14
15 Chapters 15, 16
16 Chapters 17, 18
17 Chapters 19, 20
18 Chapters 21, 22, 23
19 Epilogue
20 Endnotes
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R54 B29 21 Bibliography
22 Index
A History of the Indians of the United States. Norman, OK: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1970.
A History of the Indians.... Research Files
23 Chapter 1, "The Indians in Their Homeland." Correspondence, newsletter,
clipping, 1968-1969
24 Chapter 3, "The White Man Stays." Notes, clipping, 1977
25 Chapter 5, "A New Power Rises." Notes
26 Chapter 6, "The New Power Advances." Clippings, correspondence, notes,
1953-1969
27 Chapter 7, "An Indian Territory Is Established." Clippings, notes,
1960-1967
28 Chapter 8, "History Repeats Itself." Notes, correspondence, pamphlet,
1958, 1968-1969
29 Chapter 9, "The Indian Territory Joins the White Man's War." Notes,
correspondence, clipping, 1958-1964
30 Chapter 10, "The White Man's War Affects the Frontiers." Notes,
clippings, 1968
31 Chapter 12, "Hunters of the Plains Settle in Indian Territory." Notes,
clippings, 1963
32 Chapter 13, "North Plains and Northwest Tribes Fight for Their
Homeland." Notes
33 Chapter 14, "The Apaches Make Their Last Stand." Notes, clipping, 1936
34 Chapter 16, "Breaking Up the Reservations." Notes
35 Chapter 17, "What Happened to the Indians?" Notes, clippings,
correspondence, 1969-1971
R55 B29 36 Chapter 18, "The White Man Repents." Clippings, notes, newsletters,
1957-1971
37 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." Documents, 1949-1968
38 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." Clippings, notes, 1954-1968
39 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." Reports, newsbriefs, newsletters,
pamphlet, 1954-1955
40 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." Newsletters, notes, 1952-1966
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R55 B29 41 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." Correspondence, newsletters,
1948-1964
42 Chapter 20, "The White Man Gets a New Chance." Newsletters, clippings,
1962-1972
43 Chapter 20, "The White Man Gets a New Chance." Correspondence,
1966-1974
44 Chapter 20, "The White Man Gets a New Chance." Reports,
correspondence, newsbriefs, 1959-1970
45 Chapter 20, "The White Man Gets a New Chance." Notes
46 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Indian Education Newsletter,
University of Oklahoma, Jun. 1965-Jan. 1967. Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity Newsletter,
Jan. 1967-Dec. 1968 [not on film]
47 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Oklahomans for Indian
Opportunity. Newsletters [not on film]; reports, clipping, correspondence, 1967-1970
48 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Indian Affairs. Newsletters,
1956-1969 [not on film]
49 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Indian Truth. Newsletters,
1960-1969 [not on film]
50 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Government documents,
1966-1970
51 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Clippings, 1955-1969
52 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Clippings, 1970-1972
53 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Clippings, booklets,
1970-1973
54 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." Notes, clippings,
correspondence, newsletters, 1969-1970
55 Alaska, used. Association on American Indian Affairs. Reports, 1956-1962
56 Alaska, used. Research correspondence, 1961-1963
57 Alaska, used. Indian Affairs. Newsletter, 1950-1969
58 Alaska, used. Clippings, newsletters, research correspondence, 1961-1969
59 Alaska, used. Indian Truth. Newsletter, 1963-1967
60 Alaska, used. Correspondence, notes, 1968-1969
61 Alaska, not used. Reports, clippings, government documents, 1949-1962
62 Arizona Highways, July 1960 [not on film]
63 Editorials, by John Collier, selected from Indians at Work , n.d.
BY DEBO. BOOKS
A History of the Indians.... Research Files , cont.
R56 B29 64 National Congress of American Indians Sentinel. Journals, 1968-1969
65 Navajo Times, Window Rock, AZ. Newspaper, 1968 [See series
"Newspapers." In Box 53; not on film.]
66 Rough Rock News, Rough Rock, AZ. Newsletters, Jan. 2-Nov. 7, 1968.
[See series "Newspapers." In Box 53; not on film]
67 Rough Rock News, Rough Rock, AZ. Newspapers, Mar. 28, 1968-Sep.
12, 1978. [See series "Newspapers." In Box 53; not on film].
68 General. Maps, 1960-1971
69 General. Notes
70 General. Correspondence, clippings, advertising mail, 1953-1969
71 Current happenings - past 1970. Clipping, correspondence, 1976-1977
72 Current happenings - past 1970. Association on American Indian Affairs.
Minutes, Dec. 10, 1976
A History of the Indians.... Publication Files
R56 B30 1 Corrections. Correspondence, notes, clippings, 1962, 1970
2 Changes for future printings. Notes, correspondence, 1971-1976
3 Changes for future printings. Correspondence, 1971-1975
4 Changes for future printings. Clippings, 1975
5 Illustrations. Correspondence, notes, photographs, captions, 1968-1970
6 Illustrations. Wien Consolidated Airlines. Newsletters, photographs,
correspondence, 1968-1969
7 Illustrations. Notes
8 [Folder not used]
9 Illustrations. Data, correspondence, photograph
10 Plan. Clippings, notes, 1968
11 Copyright permissions. Correspondence, notes, 1968-1969
12 Maps, notes, report, correspondence, 1961-1969
13 Corrections, seventh printing. Notes
14 Public interest. Name list, Nov. 1970
15 Publication. Correspondence, 1969-1971
16 Publication. University of Oklahoma Press. Instructions, photographs
17 Publication. Royalty statements, receipts, 1971-1980
18 Readers. Correspondence, clipping, 1969-1971
BY DEBO. BOOKS
A History of the Indians.... Publication Files , cont.
R56 B30 19 Reviews. Clippings, correspondence, Nov. 1970-Jan. 1971
20 Reviews. Clippings, Feb.-Oct. 1971
21 Reviews. Clippings, 1972-1987
22 Indian comments. Correspondence, Apr. 23, 1984
A History of the Indians.... Manuscript Files
[Note: Debo used lectures she had presented as a foundation for the manuscript.
Lecture numbers, when known, are indicated.]
23 Opening pages. TMs, correspondence, notes, 1970
24 Chapter 1, "Indians in Their Homeland." TMs [lecture 1]
25 Chapter 2, "The White Man Comes." TMs [lecture 2]
26 Chapter 3, "The White Man Stays." TMs [lecture 3]
R57 B30 27 Chapter 4, "Caught in the Power Struggle." TMs [lecture 4?]
28 Chapter 5, "A New Power Rises." TMs [lecture 5?]
29 Chapter 6, "The New Power Advances." TMs [lecture 6]
30 Chapter 7, "An Indian Territory Is Established." TMs [lecture 7]
31 Chapter 8, "History Repeats Itself." TMs [lecture 8]
32 Chapter 9, "The Indian Territory Joins the White Man's War." TMs
[lecture 9]
33 Chapter 10, "The White Man's War Affects the Frontiers." TMs [lecture
10]
34 Chapter 11, "Reconstruction in the Indian Territory." TMs, notes
35 Chapter 12, "Hunters of the Plains Settle in Indian Territory." TMs
36 Chapter 13, "North Plains and Northwest Tribes Fight for their Homeland."
TMs [lecture 13]
R58 B30 37 Chapter 14, "The Apaches Make Their Last Stand." TMs
38 Chapter 15, "Now the Reservations." TMs
39 Chapter 16, "Breaking Up the Reservations." TMs [lecture 17]
40 Chapter 17, "What Happened to the Indians?" TMs [lecture 11?]
41 Chapter 18, "The White Man Repents." TMs
42 Chapter 19, "Back to the Old Bad Days." TMs
43 Chapter 20, "The White Man Gets a New Chance." TMs, notes
44 Chapter 21, "The Indians Find New Hope." TMs
45 Index. A-Hic. TMs
46 Index. Hit-Ol. TMs
47 Index. Or-Z. TMs
48 Endnotes, bibliography. TMs
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma
Press, 1949.
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Research Files
[Note: Citations for the clippings, most of which are newspaper articles, are on
film in lieu of the actual articles. Items that are not clippings' and that are not filmed are indicated
in this inventory and/or on the film.]
R59 B31 1 Oklahoma relics, cherished objects. Clippings, 1952-1979
2 Floods. Clippings, May 1957
3 Physical setting. Clippings, correspondence, interview, 1951-1961
4 History. Clippings, 1937-1949
5 History. Clippings, 1950-1957
6 History. Clippings, newsletter, 1958-1973
7 History. Correspondence, 1943-1957
8 History. Notes, newspaper, programs, booklet, etc., 1939-1972
9 Politics. Clippings, newsletter, 1946-1957
10 Politics. Clippings, 1958-1963
11 Politics. Notes, correspondence, booklet, 1947
12 Oil. Clippings, 1946-1951
13 Oil. Clippings, 1952-1963
14 Oil. Correspondence, 1947-1953
15 Oil. Notes, bulletin, newsletter, booklet, court documents, 1941-1987
16 Agriculture. Ranching. Clippings, correspondence, 1949-1962
17 Agriculture. Conservation. Clippings, 1946
18 Agriculture. Conservation. Clippings, 1947
19 Agriculture. Conservation. Clippings, 1947-1952
20 Agriculture. Conservation. Correspondence, notes, interviews, etc.,
1946-1947
21 Agriculture. Conservation. Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station,
Cooperative Extension Service. Publications, 1941-1948 [not on film]
22 Industry. Clippings, correspondence, 1950-1962
23 Industry. Correspondence, pamphlet, program, 1957
24 Oklahomans. Clippings, 1937-1971
25 Oklahomans. Report, speeches, pamphlets, note, 1953-1961
26 Indians. Clippings, 1935-1954
27 Indians. Clippings, 1955-1971
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Research Files , cont.
R59 B31 28 Indians. Correspondence, 1942-1956
29 Indians. Notes, pamphlets, program, interview, 1935-1957
R59 B32 1 Young people. Education. Clippings, 1939-1949
2 Young people. Education. Clippings, 1952-1964
3 Young people. Education. Correspondence, 1947-1961
4 Young people. Education. Notes, pamphlets [not on film] 1930-1954
5 Athletics. Clippings, 1948-1962
6 Playgrounds. Reservoirs. Clippings, 1949-1967
7 Places. Celebrations. Clippings, 1938-1947
8 Places. Celebrations. Clippings, 1950-1954
9 Places. Celebrations. Clippings, 1955-1972
10 Places. Celebrations. Notes, correspondence, pamphlets [not on film] ,
1947-1961
11 Fine arts. Clippings, 1946-1947
12 Fine arts. Clippings, 1948-1953
13 Fine arts. Clippings, notes, newsletter, 1954-1970
14 Fine arts. Pamphlets, booklets, program, journal, 1943-1975
15 Fine arts. Notes, correspondence, photograph, interviews, clipping,
1946-1963
16 Writing. Clippings, 1944-1952
17 Writing. Clippings, 1953-1966
18 Writing. Correspondence, notes, interview, 1946-1947
19 Writing. Pamphlets, newsletter, report, catalog, coloring book, 1941-1956
20 Oklahoma. Semi-Centennial. Clippings, brochure 1957
21 "This is Oklahoma." Clippings, Jul. 30, 1961
22 New developments, especially military bases. Clippings, 1949-1953
23 Plan. Clippings, notes, 1946-1947
24 Oklahoma. Clippings, notes, 1936-1949
25 Geology. Geography. Flora. Fauna. Clippings, 1927-1952
26 Geology. Geography. Flora. Fauna. Notes, correspondence, newsletter,
bulletin, pamphlet, 1942-1948
27 Guthrie, OK. Souvenir photograph album, information sheets, 1948
28 Business. Industry. Clippings, 1943-1949
29 Business. Industry. Notes, correspondence, postcards, interview,
1947-1948
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Research Files , cont.
R59 B32 30 Business. Industry. Pamphlets, reports, postcards (Henryetta, OK),
minutes, map, 1940-1947
R59 B33 1 People. Clippings, 1946-1947
2 People. Clippings, Jul. 1947-1972
3 People. Correspondence, 1947-1948
4 People. Notes, OAMC Experiment Station bulletins, pamphlets, interviews,
1935-1948
5 Sports. Clippings, 1943-1946
6 Sports. Clippings, Jan. - Jun. 1947
7 Sports. Clippings, 1947-1948
8 Sports. Clippings, Jan. 1948-1949
R60 B33 9 Sports. [Basketball. Wrestling.] Correspondence, notes, information sheets,
1946-1948
10 Boley, OK. Clippings, programs, correspondence, 1947
11 Parks. Hunting. Fishing. Clippings, 1940-1947
12 Parks. Hunting. Fishing. Clippings, Jun. 1947-1949
13 Parks. Hunting. Fishing. Pamphlets, maps, newsletters, 1941-1948
14 General. Clippings, notes, 1946-1955
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Publication Files
15 British Library. Correspondence, Oct. 29 - Nov. 28, 1986
16 New edition. Correspondence, Jul. 24, 1961 - Oct. 11, 1962
17 Corrections. 3rd printing. Notes
18 New edition. Preface, corrections, correspondence, Sep. 11, 1981 - Jan. 5,
1987
19 Revisions. Notes
20 Illustrations. Photographs, notes, correspondence, Jul. 1949
21 Illustrations. Pamphlets. May 1942 - May 1948
22 Illustrations. Correspondence, Jan. - Mar. 1949
23 Illustrations. Clippings, Apr.- Jun. 1946
24 Royalty statements, Jul. 1950 - Jul. 1957
25 Correspondence, Mar. 18, 1946 - Nov. 8, 1986
26 Corrections. Correspondence, Aug. 25, 1981 - Sep. 18, 1985
27 Readers. Correspondence, Nov. 15, 1949 - Jun. 28, 1977
28 Reprint. Corrections, notes
29 Reviews. Clippings, Aug.- Nov. 1949
30 Reviews. Clippings, Dec. 1949 - Jun. 1950
31 Reviews. Clippings, Jul. 1950 - Oct. 1987
32 Reviews. Clippings, n.d.
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Publication Files, cont.
R60 B33 33 Dinner, 1949. Clippings, correspondence, photographs, Nov. 1949
See also "Introduction: Related Collections."
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Manuscript Files
34 Introductory material. TMs.
35 [Chapter 1 discarded], "They Write About Oklahoma." TMs, notes
36 [Chapter 1 discarded], "They Write About Oklahoma." TMs, notes
37 Chapter 1, "The Land We Know." TMs, notes
38 Chapter 1, "The Land We Know." TMs
39 Chapter 2, "Red People." TMs
40 Chapter 2, "Red People." TMs
41 Chapter 3, "The White Man Builds in Oklahoma." TMs
42 Chapter 3, "The White Man Builds in Oklahoma." TMs
43 Chapter 4, "Politics." TMs
44 Chapter 4, "Politics." TMs
45 Chapter 5, "Oil." TMs, notes
46 Chapter 5, "Oil." TMs
47 Chapter 6, "Oil." TMs, notes
48 Chapter 6, "Oil." TMs
49 Chapter 7, "Conservation and Agriculture." TMs, notes
50 Chapter 7, "Conservation and Agriculture." TMs
51 Chapter 8, "Conservation and Agriculture." TMs, notes
52 Chapter 8, "Conservation and Agriculture." TMs
53 Chapter 9, "Industry and Aviation." TMs, notes
54 Chapter 9, "Industry and Aviation." TMs
55 Chapter 10, "People." TMs, notes
R61 B33 56 Chapter 10, "People." TMs
57 Chapter 11, "People." TMs, notes
58 Chapter 11, "People." TMs
59 Chapter 12, "Indians." TMs, notes
60 Chapter 12, "Indians." TMs
61 Chapter 13, "Indians." TMs, notes
62 Chapter 13, "Indians." TMs
63 Chapter 14, "Young People." TMs, notes
64 Chapter 14, "Young People." TMs
65 Chapter 15, "Sports." TMs, notes
66 Chapter 15, "Sports." TMs
67 Chapter 16, "Outing Places." TMs, notes
68 Chapter 16, "Outing Places." TMs
69 Chapter 17, "Places and Celebrations." TMs, notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Oklahoma, Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Manuscript Files, cont.
R61 B33 70 Chapter 17, "Places and Celebrations." TMs
71 Chapter 18, "Fine Arts." TMs, notes
72 Chapter 18, "Fine Arts." TMs
73 Chapter 19, "Writing." TMs, notes
74 Chapter 19, "Writing." TMs
75 Endnotes. TMs, notes
76 Index. TMs, notes
Prairie City: The Story of an American Community. New York: A.A. Knopf,
1944; New York: Gordian Press, 1969; Tulsa, OK: Council Oak Books, 1985.
Prairie City. Research Files
Note: From Box 34 f.29 through Box 35 f.52, brackets are used to enclose added
descriptive terms of the topics one might expect to find in the folder.
R61 B34 1 County (Logan) history. Guthrie (OK) Daily Leader, Apr. 16, 1972 [not
on film]
2 [Folder not used]
3 County (Logan) history. Map, pamphlet [not on film]
4 Enid (OK) history. Enid Morning News, Mar. 24, Nov. 16, 1976; Nov. 1,
1977 [not on film]
5 Enid (OK) history. Clippings, Nov. 16, 1982
6 History of Marshall (OK). Notes, interviews, 1942-1978
7 History of Marshall (OK). Notes, interviews, TMs, 1943, ca. 1977
8 History of Marshall (OK). TMs, 1929-1930
9 History of Marshall (OK). Tornado. Clippings, notes, May 22, 27, June
1977
10 History of Marshall (OK). Prairie City Days. Guthrie (OK) Daily Leader,
Apr. 18, 1977 [not on film]
11 History of Marshall (OK). Notes, interviews, 1941-1946
12 History of Marshall (OK). Families. Community. Prairie City Piper,
1973-1978
13 [Folder not used]
14 [Folder not used]
15 Marshall Community Development Association. Correspondence,
clippings, minutes, Feb. 16 - Mar. 7, 1957, Jul. 9, 1959
16 Oklahoma sketches. Correspondence, newsletter, Aug. 13, 1972, Apr. 10,
1974
17 Oklahoma sketches. Clippings, 1967-1976
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files , cont.
R61 B34 18 Oklahoma sketches. Clippings, 1976-1977
19 Oklahoma Image Project. Correspondence, brochures, Nov. 16, 1977
20 Price, E.D., Autobiography. Photocopy of TMs
21 Prairie City Days. Clippings, photographs, 1969-1972
22 Prairie City Days. Clippings, 1969, 1986
23 Prairie City Days. Buttons, badges, 1971, n.d. [not on film]
24 Prairie City Days. Correspondence, clippings, notes, interview, 1969-1973
25 Prairie City Days. Newsletter, notes, flyers, clippings, 1945, 1969(?)-1985
26 Prairie City Days. Clippings, flyers, notes, correspondence
27 Prairie City Days. Photographs, clippings, correspondence, 1969- 1977
28 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
Interviews, notes
R62 B34 29 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
[Cherokee Strip. Run of 1889.] Interviews, notes
30 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness." [Mail.
Hunting. Water.] Interviews, notes
31 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
[Rice's Corner.] Interviews, notes
32 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
[Mulhall. Oil. Trips. Social events. Obituaries.] Clippings
33 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
[Cherokee Strip. Early Settlers. Cattle. Post offices.] Interviews, clippings
34 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness."
[Health. Church. Cherokee Strip. Run of 1889.] Notes, interviews
35 Chapters 1, 2, "Staking a Claim, The Little Store in the Wilderness." [Run
of 1889. Billy Fox.] Interviews, notes
36 Chapter 3, "Building a Government." [Sod houses. Schools. Farming.
Churches.] Correspondence, interviews, notes
37 Chapter 3, "Building a Government." [Taxes. Townships. Potter
Community. Schools. Houses.] Correspondence, interviews, notes, clippings
38 Chapter 3, "Building a Government." [Finance. Bridges. Politics.]
Correspondence, interviews, notes, clippings
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files, cont.
R62 B34 39 Chapter 3, "Building a Government." [Statehood. Schools. Politics.]
Interviews, notes
40 Chapter 3, "Building a Government." Article: "The Populist Party in
Kansas," by W.P. Harrington [not on film]
41 Chapters 4, 5, "A Society in the Making, The Old-Time Religion."
[Churches. Social Events.] Interviews, notes, clipping
42 Chapters 4, 5, "A Society in the Making, The Old-Time Religion."
Interviews, notes
43 Chapters 4, 5, "A Society in the Making, The Old-Time Religion." [Sunday
school. Hospitality. Crops.] Interviews, notes, correspondence
44 Chapters 4, 5, "A Society in the Making, The Old-Time Religion."
[Mulhall. Literary Societies. Picnics. Banks.] Interviews, notes, bulletin
45 Chapter 6, "The Run into the Cherokee Strip." [Negroes. Prairie fires.
Animals.] Interviews, notes
46 Chapter 6, "The Run into the Cherokee Strip." [Buffalo wallows. Cattle.
Timber.] Interviews, notes
47 Chapter 6, "The Run into the Cherokee Strip." Pamphlet: "Spirit of '93,"
Cherokee Strip Celebration, Enid, OK, Sept. 16, 1938
48 Chapter 7, "Prairie City Feels a Boom." [Newspapers. Drinking.]
Interviews, notes
49 Chapter 7, "Prairie City Feels a Boom." [Town Company. Old Town.]
Interviews, notes, clipping, correspondence
50 Chapter 7, "Prairie City Feels a Boom." [Schools. Buildings. Land claims.]
Interviews, notes, clipping, correspondence
51 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." [Banking. Farming. Economics.]
Interviews, notes
52 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." [Banking. Taxes. Homesteading.]
Interviews, notes
53 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." [Taxes. Banking. Homesteading.]
Interviews, notes, clippings
54 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." [Farming. Schools.] Interviews, notes
55 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." [Banking. Pensions.] Interviews,
clipping, pamphlet, correspondence
56 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Social events. Germans. Prairie
chickens.] Interviews, notes
57 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Banking. Politics. Pensions.]
Interviews, notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files, cont.
R63 B34 58 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Politics. Shootings. Weather.]
Interviews, notes
59 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." Oklahoma Christian Missionary
Society. Convention proceedings, 1907, 1908 [not on film]
60 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Outlaws.] Interviews, notes
61 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Churches. Veterans.]
Interviews, notes, correspondence
62 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." [Logan County. Methodism.]
Booklet, 1933
63 Chapter 10, "The Passing of the Pioneer Era." [Spanish-American War.
Politics. Social life. Inventions.] Interviews, notes
64 Chapter 10, "The Passing of the Pioneer Era." Notes
65 Chapter 10, "The Passing of the Pioneer Era." [Farming. Weather. Social
events.] Interviews, notes
66 Chapter 10, "The Passing of the Pioneer Era." [Farm sales. Railroads.
Mines.] Interviews, notes
67 Chapter 11, "Coming of the Railroad." [Businesses. Moving town.
Saturdays.] Notes
68 Chapter 11, "Coming of the Railroad." [Water. Gambling. Businesses.
Social events.] Interviews, notes
69 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Town lot sales. Rent houses.] Interviews, notes
70 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Farming. Weather.] Interviews, notes
71 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Outlaws. Violence. Tragedies. Tramps.] Interviews, notes
72 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." Booklet: "Marshall, OK, 1903-1953" [not on film]
73 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Churches. Land owners. Land sales.] Notes
74 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Fire Department. Organizations. Tragedy. Water. Oil.] Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files, cont.
R63 B34 75 Chapters 12, 13, 14, "City Ways, The Shock of Tragedy, Prairie City
Gambles With Its Future." [Churches. Social events. Railroads.] Interviews, notes
R63 B35 1 Chapter 15, "The Magic of Statehood." [Statehood. Politics. Businesses.
Farming.] Interviews, notes
2 Chapter 15, "The Magic of Statehood." [Statehood. Weather. Farming.
Liquor.] Interviews, notes
3 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates."
[Automobiles. Liquor. Social events. Negroes.] Interviews, notes
4 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates." [Churches.
Cotton. Banking.] Notes
5 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates."
[Newspapers. Statehood. Prohibition. Politics.] Interviews, notes
R64 B35 6 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates." [Schools.
Churches.] Interviews, notes
7 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates." [Stock
show. Prices. Weather.] Interviews, notes
8 Chapters 16, 17, "The Peaceful Years, Prairie City Graduates." [Post
office. Banking. Oil. Railroads. Crime. Indians.] Notes
9 Chapters 18, 19, "Over There, Sheeted Terror." [Mexicans. Utilities.
Mining. Socialism.] Notes
10 Chapters 18, 19, "Over There, Sheeted Terror." [Tractors. Farming. WWI.
Prices.] Interview, notes
11 Chapters 18, 19, "Over There, Sheeted Terror." [WWI. Flu.] Notes,
clipping
12 Chapters 18, 19, "Over There, Sheeted Terror." [Ku Klux Klan.]
Interviews, notes, correspondence
13 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Prohibition. Morals. Crime.] Interviews,
notes
14 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Social events. Radio. Movies. Wolf drives.]
Notes
15 Chapter 20, "Never Again."[ Armistice Day. Politics. Roads.] Notes
16 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Banking. Bankruptcy. Fairs.] Interviews,
notes
17 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Farming. Prices. Weather. Transportation.]
Interviews, notes, clipping
18 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Schools. County agents. Women's suffrage.]
Notes
19 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Automobiles. Roads.] Interview, notes
20 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Oil.] Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files, cont.
R64 B35 21 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Schools. Sports. Post office. Fires. Civic
development.] Notes
22 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Farming. Prices.] Notes
23 Chapter 20, "Never Again." [Farming. Land sales.] Notes
24 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." [Oil. Banking.] Interview, notes
25 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." [Utilities. Churches. Town life. Schools.]
Notes
26 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." [Business. Entertainment. Accidents.]
Interview, notes
27 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." [Oil. Farming. Prices.] Interviews, notes
R65 B35 28 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." [Town development. Oil boom.] Notes
29 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Farming. New Deal. Pensions. Relief. Prices.] Interview, notes
30 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [School. Churches. Politics. Oil.] Notes, booklet
31 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Civic organizations. Transportation. Banking.] Notes, correspondence
32 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Alcohol. Prices. Relief.] Interviews, notes, correspondence, clippings, report
33 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Business. Banking. Newspaper. Bank failure.] Notes
34 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Business. Prices. Taxes.] Notes
35 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Relief. Farming. New Deal programs.] Interviews, notes
36 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Sports. World's Fair. Entertainment. Crime. Deaths. Automobiles.] Interviews, notes
37 Chapters 22-25, "Depression Years, Doldrums, Weakest Link, Rules are
Changed." [Relief. Taxes. Rents. Water. Oil. Banking. Transportation.] Interviews, notes
38 After Pearl Harbor. [WWII. Military service. Home front.] Interviews,
notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Research Files, cont.
R65 B35 39 After Pearl Harbor. [Farming. Farm sales. Pearl Harbor.] Interviews,
clippings, notes
40 After Pearl Harbor. [Rationing.] Interviews, manuscript notes, clippings
41 After Pearl Harbor. [WWII. Students. Farming.] Interviews, notes,
clippings, program
42 After Pearl Harbor. [Bohemian community. WWII. Home front.]
Interviews, notes
43 Land sales. Notes, newsletters
44 Bulletins. Oklahoma A&M College. [not on film]
45 Oklahoma Current Farm Economics, 1940-1943 [ not on film]
46 Oklahoma Current Farm Economics, 1945-1947 [not on film]
47 Unused, general. [Population. Farming.] Notes
48 Unused, general. [Prices. Hunting. Bicycles.] Notes
49 Unused, general. [Graves. Ice. Sales.] Notes
50 Unused, general. Clippings
51 Elevator. Interviews, report, by-laws
52 Elevator. Calendar, 1945 [not on film]
Prairie City. Publication Files
53 Illustrations. Correspondence, 1943-1944.
54 Illustrations. Notes
55 Illustrations. Photographs, notes
56 Publication. Correspondence, clippings, 1942-1948
R66 B35 57 Publication. Notes, correspondence, receipt, royalty statements, TMs
("Twenty-five Years After"), 1944-1948, 1969-1975
58 Readers. Correspondence, clippings, 1942
59 Readers. Correspondence, 1944, 1986
60 Reviews. Clippings, correspondence, May 1944
61 Reviews. Newspaper clippings, Jun.-Sep., Dec. 1944
62 Reviews. Journal clippings, transcript, 1944-1945
63 "Problems in Writing Prairie City". Correspondence, review, TMs,
1951-1952, 1961
64 Usage, citing "Prairie City." Clippings, 1945
R66 B36 1 Council Oak Books (Tulsa, OK). Clippings, 1985
2 Council Oak Books. Reviews. Clippings, correspondence, 1985-1986
3 Council Oak Books. Correspondence, reviews, 1986
4 Council Oak Books. Corrections. Correspondence, 1986
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Prairie City. Manuscript Files. Rough Draft
[Note: The final TMs was not among Debo's papers.]
R66 B36 5 Chapter 1, "Staking a Claim." TMs, notes
Chapter 2, "Building a Government." TMs, notes
Chapter 3, "The Little Store in the Wilderness." TMs, notes
6 Chapter 4, "Society in Making." TMs, notes
Chapter 5, "Old-Time Religion." TMs, notes
7 Chapter 6, "The Run Into the Cherokee Strip." TMs, notes
8 Chapter 7, "Prairie City Feels a Boom." TMs, notes
9 Chapter 8, "The Economic Basis." TMs, notes
10 Chapter 9, "The People Come to Town." TMs, notes
11 Chapter 10, "The Passing of the Pioneer Era." TMs, notes
12 Chapter 11, "Coming of the Railroad." TMs, notes
13 Chapter 12, "City Ways." TMs, notes
14 Chapter 13, "Shock of Tragedy." TMs, notes
15 Chapter 14, "Prairie City Gambles With Its Future." TMs, notes
16 Chapter 15, "Magic of Statehood." TMs, notes
17 Chapter 16, "Peaceful Years." TMs, notes
18 Chapter 17, "Prairie City Graduates." TMs, notes
19 Chapter 18, "Over There." TMs, notes
20 Chapter 19, "Sheeted Terror." TMs, notes
21 Chapter 20, "Never Again." TMs, notes
22 Chapter 21, "Flowing Gold." TMs, notes
23 Chapter 22, "Weakest Link." TMs, notes
24 Chapter 23, "Depression Years." TMs, notes
25 Chapter 24, "Rules are Changed." TMs, notes
26 Chapter 25, "Doldrums." TMs, notes
27 Chapter 26, "Pearl Harbor." TMs, notes
The Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Norman, OK: University of
Oklahoma Press, 1934.
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Research Files
R67 B36 28 Background. Notes
29 Bibliography. Notes
30 Background. Notes
31 Background, bibliography. Notes, correspondence, 1932
32 Background, bibliography. Notes
33 Background, bibliography. Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Research Files, cont.
R67 B36 34 Chapter 1, "The Primitive Choctaws." Notes
35 Chapter 1, "The Primitive Choctaws." Notes
36 Chapter 1, "The Primitive Choctaws." Notes, correspondence (1933)
37 Chapter 2, "The Coming of the White Man." Notes
38 Chapter 2, "The Coming of the White Man." Notes
39 Chapter 2, "The Coming of the White Man." Removal. Notes
40 Chapter 2, "The Coming of the White Man." Removal. Notes
41 Chapter 2, "The Coming of the White Man." Removal. Notes
42 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
43 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
44 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
45 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
46 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
47 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
R68 B36 48 Chapter 3, "Life in the New Land." Notes
49 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
50 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
51 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
52 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
53 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
54 Chapter 4, "Civil War and Reconstruction." Notes
55 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
56 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
57 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
58 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
59 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
60 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
61 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
62 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
63 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
64 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
65 Chapter 5, "Economic Development." Notes
66 Chapter 6, "The Administration of Public Finance." (Empty when received
at OSU, March 1988.)
67 Chapter 7, "Political History." [elections]. Notes
R69 B36 68 Chapter 7, "Political History." [biographical sketches] Notes
69 Chapter 7, "Political History." Notes
70 Chapter 7, "Political History." Notes
71 Chapter 7, "Political History." Notes
72 Chapter 7, "Political History." Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Research Files, cont.
R69 B36 73 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
74 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
75 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
76 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
77 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
78 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
79 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
80 Chapter 8, "Crime and Justice." Notes
81 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes, correspondence
(1953), note cards, calendar
82 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
83 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
R69 B37 1 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
2 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
3 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
4 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
5 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
R70 B37 6 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
7 Chapter 9, "Relations with the United States." Notes
8 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
9 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
10 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
11 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
12 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
13 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
14 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
15 Chapter 10, "Society in the Choctaw Nation." Notes
16 Chapter 11, "Surrender to the United States." Notes
17 Chapter 11, "Surrender to the United States." Notes
18 Chapter 11, "Surrender to the United States." Notes
19 Chapter 11, "Surrender to the United States." Notes, correspondence
(1947)
20 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes, correspondence
(1932, 1933)
21 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
22 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes, clipping
23 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
24 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
25 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
R71 B37 26 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
27 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Research Files, cont.
R71 B37 28 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
29 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
30 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
31 Chapter 12, "Dissolution of Tribal Interests." Notes
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Publication Files
32 Correspondence, reviews, pamphlets, 1934, 1960-1975
33 Corrections, TMs of Preface (2d edition, 1960)
34 Royalty statements, 1934-1980
35 Reviews. Correspondence, 1934-1936, 1959
36 Reviews. Clippings, 1934-1935, 1972-1975
37 Reviews. Clippings, 1961, 1972-1975
38 John H. Dunning Prize. American Historical Association. Correspondence,
1936, 1987
Abstract of dissertation, University of Oklahoma [not on film]
Rise and Fall of the Choctaw Republic. Manuscript Files
[Note: Much of the manuscript was Debo's dissertation, which is in the Archives at
the University of Oklahoma. No drafts are among Debo's papers. An abstract from the University
of Oklahoma is in folder 38.]
The Road to Disappearance: A History of the Creek Indians. Norman, OK:
University of Oklahoma Press, 1941, 1967.
Road to Disappearance. Research Files
R71 B37 39 Locations. Notes
40 Locations. Notes
41 Agencies, officials. Notes
42 Agencies, officials. Notes
43 Photographs, maps. Notes, correspondence (1939)
44 Bibliography. Notes
45 Bibliography. Notes, correspondence (1939)
46 Bibliography. Notes, clipping, correspondence (1944, 1960, 1966, 1975,
1976)
47 Biographies. Notes
48 Biographies. Adams-Canard. Notes, correspondence (1950)
49 Biographies. Connell-Gentry. Notes
R72 B37 50 Biographies. George-McGillvray. Notes
51 Biographies. McIntosh-Porter. Notes
52 Biographies. Posey-Yargee. Notes, correspondence (1976)
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Road to Disappearance. Research Files, cont.
R72 B37 53 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Notes, correspondence (1934)
54 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Notes
55 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Notes
56 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Notes, correspondence (1939)
57 Chapter 2, "The Making of a Protectorate." Notes
58 Chapter 2, "The Making of a Protectorate." Notes
R73 B38 1 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Notes
2 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Notes
3 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Notes
4 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Notes, clipping
5 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
6 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
7 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
8 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
9 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
R74 B38 10 Chapter 4, "The Conquest of a Frontier." Notes
11 Chapter 5, "White Man's War." Notes, affidavit (1952)
12 Chapter 5, "White Man's War." Notes
13 Chapter 5, "White Man's War." Notes
14 Chapter 5, "White Man's War." Notes
15 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes, map, correspondence (1939)
16 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes, interview
17 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
18 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
19 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
R75 B38 20 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
21 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
22 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes
23 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Notes, clippings
24 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
25 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
26 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
27 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
28 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
29 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
R76 B38 30 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
31 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Notes
32 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
33 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
R76 B39 1 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
2 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Road to Disappearance. Research Files , cont.
R76 B39 3 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
4 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
5 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
6 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
7 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
R77 B39 8 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
9 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
10 Chapter 8, "Green Peach War." Notes
11 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
12 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
13 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
14 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
15 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
16 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
17 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes, correspondence (1938),
W.P.A. interviews
18 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
19 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
20 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
21 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
22 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes, map
23 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
24 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes, clipping
25 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
26 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
27 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
28 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
29 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
30 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Notes
R79 B39 31 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
32 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
33 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
34 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
35 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
36 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
37 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
38 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
39 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
40 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
R79 B40 1 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
2 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Road to Disappearance. Research Files , cont.
R80 B40 3 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
4 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Notes
5 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
6 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
7 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
8 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
9 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
10 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
11 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Notes
12 Creek language. Notes
13 Muskogee (Creek) Nation. Court and government proceedings,
1868-1897. Used. Notes
14 Muskogee (Creek) Nation. Court and government proceedings,
1871-1906. Not used. Notes
Road to Disappearance. Publication Files
15 Corrections. Notes, correspondence, 1976-1977, 1981
16 Corrections. Notes, correspondence, 1987
17 Publication. Correspondence
R81 B40 18 Publication. Notes, correspondence, 1940-1984. Clipping, brochure,
copyright renewal (1968)
19 Royalty statements, 1942-1980
20 Reviews. Clippings, Dec. 1941 - Feb. 1942
21 Reviews. Clippings, correspondence, Mar. 1942
22 Reviews. Clippings, Apr. - Dec. 1942
23 Reviews. Correspondence, 1942, 1944
24 Reviews. Clippings, 1980
25 Social Science Research Council. Correspondence, 1937, 1939
26 Photographs. Notes, correspondence, 1939
Road to Disappearance. Manuscript Files
27 Discarded pages. TMs [pp.vi-253]
28 Discarded pages. TMs [pp. 263-415]
29 Discarded pages. TMs [pp. 417-494]
30 Introductory material, preface. TMs
31 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Preliminary TMs, notes
32 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Preliminary TMs, notes
33 Chapter 1, "In Savage Power." Preliminary TMs, notes
34 Chapter 2, "The Making of a Protectorate." Preliminary TMs, notes
35 Chapter 2, "The Making of a Protectorate." Preliminary TMs, notes
36 Chapter 2, "The Making of a Protectorate." TMs
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Road to Disappearance. Manuscript Files , cont.
R81 B40 37 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Preliminary TMs
38 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Preliminary TMs
39 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." Preliminary TMs, notes
40 Chapter 3, "The Destruction of a Nation." TMs
41.1 Chapter 4, "Conquest of a Frontier." Preliminary TMs
41.2 Chapter 4, "Conquest of a Frontier." Preliminary TMs
42 Chapter 4, "Conquest of a Frontier." TMs
R82 B40 43 Chapter 5, "The White Man's War." Preliminary TMs, notes
44 Chapter 5, "The White Man's War." Preliminary TMs, notes
45 Chapter 5, "The White Man's War." TMs
46 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Preliminary TMs, notes
47 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Preliminary TMs, notes
48 Chapter 6, "Building Again." Preliminary TMs, notes
49 Chapter 6, "Building Again." TMs, notes
50 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Preliminary TMs, notes
51 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Preliminary TMs, notes
52 Chapter 7, "Further Complications." Preliminary TMs, notes
53 Chapter 7, "Green Peach War." Preliminary TMs, notes
54 Chapter 7, "Green Peach War." Preliminary TMs, notes
55 Chapter 7, "Green Peach War." TMs, notes
56 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Preliminary TMs, notes
57 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Preliminary TMs, notes
58 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." Preliminary TMs, notes,
correspondence ( 1986)
59 Chapter 9, "The Creek People at Peace." TMs
60 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Preliminary TMs
61 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." Preliminary TMs
62 Chapter 10, "Crumbling Defenses." TMs
63 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Preliminary TMs, notes
64 Chapter 11, "The End of the Tribe." Preliminary TMs, notes
65 Bibliography. TMs, notes
66 Endnotes. TMs, notes
Tulsa: From Creek Town to Oil Capital. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma
Press, 1943.
Tulsa. Research Files
R82 B41 1 Charles Page. Refineries. Notes, brochures
R83 B41 2 Schools. Ku Klux Klan. Petroleum. Notes
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Tulsa. Research Files, cont.
R83 B41 3 Lochapoka Town. Bird Creek. Notes, correspondence (1942)
4 Oil companies. Bridges. Hotel. Notes, correspondence (1941)
5 Spartan School of Aeronautics. Brochures [not on film]
6 [Folder not used]
7 Broken Arrow. Osage County. Charles Page. Notes, correspondence
(1942)
8 Bird Creek. Tulsa Historical Society. Cleveland oil field. Notes,
newsletter, interviews
9 Schools. History. Clippings, 1949, ca. 1954
10 Schools. Robinson Hotel. Notes, correspondence (1942), newsletter
(1972)
11 Boston Avenue Methodist Church. Program, 1943
12 Oldest House in Tulsa. J. Gus Patton. Correspondence, clipping, 1942,
1976-1980
13 Before railroads. Crime. Creek Indians. Notes
14 Ranching. Mining. Petroleum. Railroads. Notes
15 Charles Page. Ranching. Railroads. Schools. Notes, pamphlet, clipping
16 Post office. Ranching. Aircraft training. Notes, clipping, correspondence
(1967)
17 American Red Cross. Oil. Settlers. Crime. Teachers. Notes, clipping,
correspondence (1942)
18 Population. Origins of Tulsa. Notes, interview, correspondence (1942)
19 Spartan School of Aeronautics. Petroleum. Louisa Whitman. Clippings,
notes
20 University of Tulsa. Catalog, 1940-1941 [not on film]
21 Boston Avenue Methodist Church. Notes, pamphlet, correspondence
(1943)
22 First Methodist Church. Fred S. Clinton. Booklets, clippings (1919-1930)
[not on film]
23 Boston Avenue Methodist Church. Booklets [not on film]
24 Fred S. Clinton. Churches. Henry A. ("Heck") Thomas. Bird Creek. Notes,
clipping
25 Schools. "Our Tulsa Schools," May 1947 [not on film]
26 Biographical material. Notes
27 Fred S. Clinton. Red Fork. Early Tulsa. Notes
28 Jane Heard Clinton. Schools. Outlaws. Crime. Notes
29 Fred S. Clinton. Notes
30 Catoosa Port. Tulsa World, Jan. 18, 1976 [not on film]
BY DEBO. BOOKS
Tulsa. Publication Files
R83 B41 31 Illustrations. Photographs, correspondence (1943)
32 Publication. Correspondence (1942-1943), royalty statements (1943-1955,
1977)
33 Reviews. Clippings, 1943-1945
34 Revision. Corrections. Notes, TMs of Preface (1987), correspondence
(1988)
Tulsa. Manuscript Files
35 Chapter 1, "The Ancient Tulsa." Preliminary TMs, notes
36 Chapter 1, "The Ancient Tulsa." TMs
37 Chapter 2, "Tulsey Town in the West." Preliminary TMs, notes
38 Chapter 2, "Tulsey Town in the West." TMs
39 Chapter 3, "Civil War Sweeps Over Tulsa." Preliminary TMs, notes
40 Chapter 3, "Civil War Sweeps Over Tulsa." TMs
41 Chapter 4, "Resettlement of Tulsa." Preliminary TMs, notes
42 Chapter 4, "Resettlement of Tulsa." TMs
43 Chapters 5, 6, "Railroad Comes to Town, Tulsa As a Cowtown."
Preliminary TMs [as one chapter], notes
44 Chapter 5, "Railroad Comes to Town." TMs
45 Chapter 6, "Tulsa As a Cowtown." TMs
46 Chapter 7, "Tulsa Is Admitted to the Union." Preliminary TMs, notes
47 Chapter 7, "Tulsa Is Admitted to the Union." TMs
48 Chapter 8, "Transition." Preliminary TMs, notes
49 Chapter 8, "Transition." TMs
50 Chapter 9, "The Oil Capital." Preliminary TMs, notes
51 Chapter 9, "The Oil Capital." TMs
52 Chapter 10, "Tulsa Meets Its Problems." TMs, notes
53 Endnotes, index. TMs, notes
See following "NOTE" regarding the order of material after Box 41 folder 53.
ORDER OF MATERIAL AFTER BOX 41 FOLDER 53
Folders 54-61 of Box 41 are part of the series "By Other Authors". This series includes maps,
newspapers, and other publications. "By Other Authors" and various miscellaneous or oversized
items that are part of other series are in Boxes 41-62. "By Other Authors" is listed in this
inventory after the "Photographs" series and has the sub-series "Books, Periodicals...,"
"Newspapers" and "Maps." Most of the material in "By Other Authors" is not on film.
General contents of Box 41(f54-61) and Boxes 42-62, most of which are not on film:
41(f54-61) By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals...
42-45 By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals....
46 By Other Authors. Newspapers
47 By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals...; Oversized items from other series
48 Oversized items from other series (Edward Debo's day-books)
49-54 By Other Authors. Newspapers
55 By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals.... (Chronicles of Oklahoma)
56 By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals.... (Government documents)
57 By Other Authors. Books, Periodicals.... (Bibles, church)
58 Oversized items from other series (Edwin Debo's bible)
59 Oversized items, including yearbooks
60 Memorabilia (Material removed from books in Debo's library.) Clippings,
etc. [not itemized]
61 Memorabilia (Realia; see "Personal" series)
62 Memorabilia (Realia; see "Personal" series)
Map drawer Maps; Oversized items from other series
The series "Photographs," which is in Boxes 63-65, is listed in this inventory before "By Other
Authors" and is on film.
PHOTOGRAPHS
See the "Series" and the "Processing" notes in the "Introduction" (p. xvi and xix)
comments regarding what has been done with the photographs and the more detailed descriptions
that are available.
Individuals, Identified. [See also the section which follows this, in which the
photographs are grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc.]
R84 B63 1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D (b & w)
5 D (color)
6 E
7 F (b & w)
8 F (color)
9 G (b & w)
10 G (color)
11 H (b & w)
12 H (color)
13 I-J
14 K-L (b & w)
15 K-L (color)
16 M
17 N-O (b & w)
18 Pa-Pe
19 Po-Pu
20 Q-R
21 S-T (b & w)
22 S-T (color)
23 U-V-W-X-Y-Z
Grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc.
24 Animals
25 Art
26 Baptisms
27 Blue Eagle, Acee
28 Book signing. University of Tulsa. Wrangler Award. Marshall house
29 Boyles family. Lila May Boyles
30 Boyles family. Christmas cards with photos
31 Buildings. Commercial, educational, religious
32 Buildings. Dwellings, before ca. 1920
33 Buildings. Dwellings, after ca. 1920
PHOTOGRAPHS
Grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc., cont.
R84 B63 34 Burchardt, Charles. Ordination
35 Canyon, TX. Buildings
36 Canyon, TX. Hiking
37 Canyon, TX. Hiking
38 Canyon, TX. Students and teachers from West Texas State
39 Chambers family
40 Chappelow family.
41 Community life. Kingfisher County, Rogers County
42 Cooper family
43 Cooper family. Children, buildings
44 Debo, Angie. Formal portraits
45 Debo, Angie. Informal, before ca. 1960 (b & w)
46 Debo, Angie. Informal, after ca. 1960 (b & w)
47 Debo, Angie (color)
48 Debo, Angie. With others, before ca. 1960
49 Debo, Angie. With others, after ca. 1960 (b & w)
50 Debo, Angie. With others (color)
51 Debo, Angie. American Historical Association Award Presentation, 1988
(color)
52 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties, 1968, 1969, 1970
53 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties 1976, 1978, 1980, 1981 (color)
54 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties, 94th, 1984 (color)
55 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties, 94th, 1984 (color)
56 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties, 1981? (color)
57 Debo, Angie. Birthday parties, 96th, 1986
58 Debo, Angie. Charles Banks Wilson, portrait, 1985
59 Debo, Angie. At Oklahoma State University
60 Debo, Angie. Rosenberg School, Marshall, O.T., 1901?, 1902?
61 Debo family
62 Debo family. Angie and Edwin
63 Debo family. Angie and Lina
64 Debo family. Edward P. and Lina Debo, 1931
65 Debo family. Edwin Debo. WWI uniform
66 Debo family. Edwin Debo and Ida Henneke Debo
67 Debo family. Lina Debo. And others.
68 Debo family. Homes
69 Dehn family (b & w)
70 Dehn family (color)
PHOTOGRAPHS
Grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc., cont.
R84 B63 71 Dobson family 72 Farms, ranches. Before ca. 1930
73 Farms, ranches. After ca. 1930
74 Fort Pickens, FL
75 Gebaur family
R85 B63 76 Geronimo
[see also Native Americans]
77 Hartig family (b & w)
78 Hartig family (color)
79 Historical markers, cemeteries
80 Horne family (b & w, color)
81 Indian Exposition at Anadarko, OK, Aug. 11, 1956 (b & w)
82 Indian Exposition at Anadarko, OK (color)
83 Institute for Research in History, New York City. Documentary
(1 of 2)
84 Institute for Research in History, New York City. Documentary
(2 of 2)
85 International friends (b & w)
86 International friends (color)
87 Junior Livestock Show
88 Kansas. Beattie, Kansas City, Marshall County Historical Society
89 Kenney family
R85 B64 90 Kim, Bonnie
91 Kinnison family
92 Klotz family
93 Kramer family
94 Kramer family. With Debo
95 Landscapes, skies, clouds, plants
96 Leake, H.H.
97 Logsdon family (b & w)
98 Logsdon family (color)
99 Luncheon. SWLA-SELA Conference. Metairie Country Club, New
Orleans, 1978
100 Marshall, OK. Bicentennial celebrations, 1976
101 Marshall, OK. Buildings and people (b & w)
102 Marshall, OK. Buildings and people (b & w)
103 Marshall, OK. Buildings and people (color)
104 Marshall, OK. Library Dedication, 1970
105 Marshall, OK. Prairie City Days, 1969,1970,1977,1983
PHOTOGRAPHS
Grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc., cont.
R85 B64 106 Mexican Seminar, 1960. Participants
107 Native Americans. Buildings, before ca. 1900
108 Native Americans. Buildings, after ca. 1900
109 Native Americans. People. Alaska
110 Native Americans: People. Apache (1-4 persons)
111 Native Americans. People. Apache (more than 4 persons)
112 Native Americans. People. Kiowa, Navajo, other
113 Northeastern State College, Tahlequah, OK
114 Oklahoma City Visitors Open House (color)
115 Oklahoma Foot-loose and Fancy-free. Dinner
116 Oklahoma A&M College/ Oklahoma State University
117 Oklahoma State University Library Staff, 1967. Edmon Low retirement
118 Oral history interviewers. Gloria Valencia-Weber, Glenna Matthews
119 Payne County Historical Society
120 Payne family
121 People. Identified. Groups (b & w, color)
122 People. Unidentified. Children
123 People. Unidentified. Families
124 People. Unidentified. Families. Christmas cards with photos
125 People. Unidentified. Men
126 People. Unidentified. Men and women
127 People. Unidentified. Women
128 People. Unidentified. Men, women, children. Christmas cards with photos
129 Phillips University, Enid, OK
130 Portrait unveiling. Oklahoma State Capitol. 1985
131 Portrait unveiling. Oklahoma State Capitol. 1985 (color)
R85 B65 132 Retreat. Camp Redlands. Lake Carl Blackwell, OK, 1958, 1959
133a Southwest (U.S.), ca. 1880. Maps [not on film]
133b Southwestern Library Association. Book Award, 1978
134 Tilden family (b&w)
135 Tilden family (color)
136 Trips. Chicago, July 1947. Angie Debo and friends
137 Trips. Colorado
138 Trips. European trip. Angie Debo
139 Trips. Friends' trips
140 Trips. Yosemite
PHOTOGRAPHS
Grouped by subject, family, activity, person, etc., cont.
R85 B65 141 University of Oklahoma
142 University of Oklahoma Award Presentation, May 1983
143 University of Oklahoma Award Presentation, May 1983
144 University of Oklahoma Press
145 Weavers. Native Americans
146 Worsley Family
147 Wrangler Award
148 Wu Family (color, Christmas greetings)
149 Slides. Copies at: f58.1, f76.14, f105.12, f105.13 [slides not on film]
END OF MATERIAL ON FILM.
THE SERIES "BY OTHER AUTHORS" IS NOT ON FILM.
MATERIAL IN THIS SERIES IS LOCATED IN BOX 41(f54-61), BOXES 42-59
AND A MAP DRAWER.
THE FOLLOWING PAGES LIST THE CONTENTS OF THE
SUB-SERIES FOR "BY OTHER AUTHORS":
Books, Periodicals...
Newspapers
Maps
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS, PUBLIC DOCUMENTS, PAMPHLETS,
BOOKLETS, ARTICLES, 1906-1987.
More than 590 books in Debo's library have been cataloged. Titles cataloged prior to Sept. 30,
1995, are not included in this list. Records for them are in OCLC, an international computerized
cataloging network. To identify cataloged items the local bibliographic database at Oklahoma
State University can be searched via the university's Internet site using the key words "angie debo
collection." As circumstances allow, records for separately published titles in this series, or
bibliography, have been entered into the database. Items in books that have been cataloged have
been removed and are in Box 60.
The following bibliography describes material which Debo kept in several locations, not just on
her bookshelves. The arrangement is alphabetical by author, or by title if no author could be
identified; it is not by box and folder. Items in this series include several that were in separate
folders in the subject files and were not linked to a subject by Debo. There also are some titles
related to Native Americans.
57 -- Adult Bible Studies 2 (Mar. - May 1977).
42 52 "Aid Begins at Home." Muncie (IN) Star. Dec. 27, 1955.
41 56 American Historical Association. Annual Report, 1906. Vol. 1. Washington, DC:
GPO, 1908.
41 54.1 American Indian 6 (Summer 1953); 7 (Spring 1954, Spring 1955, Spring, Winter
1956); 8 (Spring 1958, Winter 1958-59).
41 54.2 American Indian Baptist Voice 6 (Mar.-Apr., Sep.-Oct. 1960); 7 (July-Aug.
1961); 8 (Nov.-Dec. 1962); 9 (Jan.-Feb. 1963); 13 (Jan.-Feb. 1967).
41 55 American Scene 4 (1962); 14 (1975).
41 55 Andre, Hazel Beck. "My Last Wonderful Days." Matrix (Nov.-Dec. 1956): 4-5,8.
57 -- The Apocrypha. New York: Oxford University Press, n.d.
41 57 Arizona Highways (Jan. 1974).
41 58 Atlantic Monthly 197 (Mar. 1956).
41 59 Ball, Eve. Ruidoso. San Antonio, TX: The Naylor Company, 1963.
41 60 Baumgartner, Frederick M. and A. Marguerite. Oklahoma
Birdlife. [Selected pages; to be published by the University of Oklahoma Press, ca.
1980]
41 61 Between the Lines 34 (Jan., Feb.1975).
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
Bible
57 -- Holy Bible. Self Pronouncing Edition. Nashville, TN: Southwestern Company,
n.d.
57 -- Holy Bible, Self Pronouncing. Cleveland and New York: The World Publishing
Company, n.d. [Given to Debo by the Marshall [OK] Methodist Church, Nov. 17, 1947]
57 -- Holy Bible. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Book Company, n.d.
57 -- Holy Bible. New York: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1959
57 -- Holy Bible. New York: The World Syndicate Publishing Company, n.d.
43 6 An Introduction to the Revised Standard Version of the New Testament. U.S.A:
The International Council of Religious Education, Revision Committee, 1946.
43 7 John J. Craig Collection of Holy Scripture. Revised March
1968. Xavier, KS: Saint Mary College Library.
57 -- New English Bible. Oxford and Cambridge, England: Oxford University Press and
Cambridge University Press, 1970.
57 -- New Testament: An American Translation. Chicago: University of Chicago Press,
1923.
57 -- New Testament. New York: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1946 [hardback].
57 -- New Testament. New York: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1946 [paperback].
41 62 Blackstone, Tsianina. Where Trails Have Led Me. Burbank, CA: n.p., 1968.
41 63 Book catalogs, 1970-1976.
41 64 Bowers, Lola Garrett. Sequoyah and the Sequoias. Muskogee, OK: Bacone
College, 1961.
41 65 Boyd, Mark F. "Asi-Yahola or Asceola." Reprint, with revisions. Florida
Historical Quarterly 33 (Jan.-Apr. 1955).
41 66 A Brief Pictorial History of Oklahoma. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma State Historical
Society, 1952.
41 67 Brown, Betty and Charles Campbell. Surging Seventies. Oklahoma City:
Oklahoma Department of Libraries, 1973.
41 68 Brown, Harley P. "Trials and Tribulations of a Riffle Beetle Buff." Bios 43 (May
1972): 51-60.
41 69 [folder not used]
41 70 Burchardt, August, and John E. Morse. Planning to Build, An Approach to
Church Building. New York: United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, [1964?].
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
56 -- California. State Senate. Senate Interim Committee on California Indian Affairs.
Progress Report to the Legislature. Senate Resolution No. 115, n.d.
42 1 Catholic Digest 20 (June 1956).
42 2 Chantarasnit, Aruni. "Comparative Studies on the Reaction of Some Winter
Wheats to Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus." Ph.D. diss., Oklahoma State University, 1976.
Photocopy.
42 3 Chapman, Berlin B. "Dr. Henry G. Bennett as I Knew Him." Chronicles of
Oklahoma 33 (1955): 159-168.
42 3 -------. Four Principles that Portray the Pattern of All History, Applied to the War
Against the States, 1861-1865. Parsons, WV: McClain Printing Company, 1979.
42 3 -------. "Historic Quotes from Pioneer Days." TMs, n.d. Photocopy.
45 7 [Cherokee Nation.] Unidentified TMs about intruders in the Cherokee Nation.
(Preface, Ch. 1 - Ch. 5, Epilogue, Notes)
42 4 Christian Century. 74 (Feb. 1957).
55 -- Chronicles of Oklahoma, [1926-1987]. Complete issues that contain articles
marked by Debo; issues without annotations were not retained. A list of issues retained as well as
those not retained is available in the repository.
42 5 "'Colonialism' at Home." Reprint. Standard-Times (New Bedford, MA) Feb. 22,
1957.
42 6 Cullen, Monsignor Bernard A. "The Indians Need Our Help." Ave Maria, July
20, 1957: 8-11.
42 6 -------. "Says Indians are Neglected." Southwest Courier, July 15, 1957.
42 8 Dale, Edward Everett. "The Cherokees in the Confederacy." Reprint. Journal of
Southern History 13 (May 1947): 159-185. Inscribed to Debo.
42 8 -------. "The Cow Country in Transition." Reprint. Mississippi Valley Historical
Review 24 (June 1937): 3-20. Autographed.
42 8 -------. "From Log Cabin to Sod House." Reprint. Journal of the Illinois State
Historical Society (Dec. 1945). Inscribed to Debo.
42 8 -------. "The Prairie Schooner." "The Vagabond." "Pal O`Mine." [poems] and
"Oklahoma." [article] Oklahoma Teacher 7 (Dec. 1925): 6-7.
42 8 -------. "Old Navajoe." Reprint. Chronicles of Oklahoma 24 (Summer 1946):
128-145. Inscribed to Debo.
42 8 -------. "The Social Homesteader." Nebraska History 25 (n.d.): 155-171.
Inscribed to Debo.
42 8 "The Writings of Edward Everett Dale." [bibliography] TMs, n.d. Photocopy.
-- See also Peak, C.N. (About Dale.)
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
42 9 Daniel, James. "America's Indians Get a Chance!" Together (Feb. 1957): 31.
42 10 [folder not used]
42 11 "Daisy Cook Remembers." Mid-America Arts Alliance Project, 1978.
42 12 Davila, Francisco Gonzalez. Ancient Cultures of Mexico. Mexico City: National
Museum, 1960.
42 13 Davis, Gladys. "The Indians and Indian Campaigns in the Panhandle of Texas."
M.A. thesis, draft. Boulder: University of Colorado, 1942. TMs.
47 3 "Debo, Wilson, Scales Share Spotlight." Miami (OK) NewsRecord. Apr. 9, 1985.
[11" W x 14" H]
Map 1 Declaration of Independence. Reprint. n.p., n.d. [25 7/8" W x 30 7/8" H]
Drawer
42 14 "Deloria Asks Justice For Indians: 'Help Them to Help Themselves.'" Episcopal
Churchnews, Mar. 4, 1956. 4 pp.
42 15 Dervin, James. "The Shadow Catchers." Wake Forest Magazine 23 (Winter
1976): 14-17, 29.
42 16 Dickerson, Phillip. History of the Osage Nation. (Pawhuska, OK?), 1906.
42 17 Dusenberry, Verne. "Montanans Look at Their Indians." Nation, Apr. 23, 1955.
42 18 Emmons, Glenn L. "A Quick Look at Indian Affairs Today." Journal of the
American Association of University Women 48 (May 1955): 199-203.
42 19 An Exhibition of Paintings and Bronzes by Frederic Remington and Charles M.
Russell. Tulsa: Thomas Gilcrease Foundation, 1950.
41 71 Facing the Future in Indian Missions. New York: Council of Women for Home
Missions and Missionary Education Movement, 1932.
42 20 Featherly, H.I. Oklahoma's State Tree and State Floral Emblem. Stillwater:
Oklahoma A&M College, 194_.
42 22 Fifty Years of Masonry, Anchor Lodge, Marshall, Oklahoma. Crescent, OK:
Logan County News, 1946.
47 4 "Fifty Years of Progress: The Story of the Growth Together of a Great
Community and a Great Newspaper." Daily Oklahoman, Mar. 1, 1953. [10 1/2" W x 14 5/8" H]
42 23 The First Hundred Years, 1859-1959: St. John's United Church of Christ.
Nazareth, PA: n.p., 1959.
42 24 Fischer, LeRoy H. "Lincoln's Gadfly - Adam Gurowski." Mississippi Valley
Historical Review 34 (Dec. 1949): 415-434.
42 25 Foreman, Carolyn Thomas. Cherokee Weaving and Basketry. Muskogee, OK:
Star Printery, 1948.
42 25 -------. Indian Women Chiefs. Muskogee, OK: The Star Printery, 1954. Inscribed
to Debo.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
42 25 Foreman, Carolyn Thomas. "A Letter of Albert Parker Niblack." Indian Magazine
of History 51 (Dec. 1955): 347-358. Inscribed to Debo.
42 26 Foreman, Grant. Beginnings of Protestant Christian Work in Indian Territory.
Muskogee, OK: Star Printery, 1951.
42 26 -------. Down the Texas Road: Historic Places Along Highway 69 Through
Oklahoma. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1954. Inscribed to Debo by C.T. Foreman.
42 26 -------. The Five Civilized Tribes: A Brief History and a Century of Progress.
Muskogee, OK: Indian Centennial Board, 1948.
42 26 -------. Fort Gibson: A Brief History. Muskogee, OK: Press of Hoffman-Speed
Printing Co., 1957.
42 26 -------. Muskogee and Eastern Oklahoma. Muskogee, OK: Muskogee Chamber of
Commerce, n.d.
22 1 -------. A Survey of Tribal Records in the Archives of the United States
Government in Oklahoma. n.p., n.d.
-- See also Key, William S. [eulogy for Foreman]
42 27 Gardner, James H. "Origin and Development of Limestone Caverns." Bulletin of
the Geological Society of America 46 (Aug. 1935): 1255-1274.
42 28 Georgia Mineral Newsletter 6 (Winter 1953).
42 29 Gibbons, Lulu. "Indian Recipes." Muskogee, OK: Hoffman Printing Co., (197_?).
42 30 Goble, Danney and James R. Scales. Oklahoma Politics: A History. Norman:
University of Oklahoma Press, 1980. Photocopy of galley proof, pp. 100-202.
42 31 Goff, John H. "Cow Punching in Old Georgia." Reprint. Georgia Review 3 (Fall
1949).
42 31 -------. "Of Warriors and Chiefs." Emory University Quarterly 9 (June 1953):
95-110.
42 31 -------. "Retracing the Old Federal Road." Reprint. Emory University Quarterly 6
(Oct. 1950).
57 -- Goodspeed, Edgar J. How to Read the Bible. Philadelphia: Universal Book and
Bible House, 1947.
42 32 Great American Documents. Tulsa: Gilcrease Institute of American History and
Art, Tulsa Litho Co., (1976?).
47 5 Greater Enid (OK) Telephone Directory, 1986-1987. [8 3/8" W x 10 3/4" H x
5/8" D]
42 33 Green, Michael D. "Alexander McGillivray." In American Indian Leaders:
Studies in Diversity, ed. R. David Edmunds, 41-63. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press,
1980.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
42 33 Green, Michael D. "The Creek Confederacy in the American Revolution: Cautious
Participants." TMs, 1981. Photocopy.
42 33 -------. "The Creek Nation and the Removal Crisis." TMs, n.d. Photocopy.
42 34 -------. Reviews by Green of numerous books.
42 34 -------. Reviews by other authors of books by Green.
42 34 -------. "The Sac-Fox Annuity Crisis of 1840 in Iowa Territory." Arizona and the
West 16 (Summer 1974): 141-155.
42 34 -------. "'We Dance in Opposite Directions:' Mesquakie (Fox) Separatism from the
Sac and Fox Tribe." TMs, n.d. Photocopy.
42 35 Gregory, Jack and Rennard Strickland. Adventures of an Indian Boy. Muskogee,
OK: Indian Heritage Association, 1972.
42 36 Grove, Fred. "Osage Terror." Oklahoma Courier, March 4, 1966, p. 13.
42 36 -------. "Osage Terror, Part II." Oklahoma Courier, March 11, 1966, p. 14.
42 37 Haley, J. Evetts. F. Reaugh: Man and Artist. El Paso, TX: Carl Hertzog, 1960.
42 38 Halliburton, R., Jr. "Northeastern's Seminary Hall." [Northeastern (OK) State
College.] TMs, n.d.
42 39 Harmer, Ruth Mulvey. "Uprooting the Indians." Atlantic Monthly (Mar. 1956):
54-57.
42 40 Harper, Margaret Pease and Constance Pease McConnell, eds. What of the
Wandering Minstrel?: Music and Words from the Life of Rollin Pease. By the author, 1969.
42 41 Harpers Magazine 212 (Mar. 1956).
42 42 Hass, Theodore. H. "The Legal Aspects of Indian Affairs from 1887 to 1957."
Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 311 (May 1957): 12-22.
42 43 Hastings, James K. "Boyhood in the Trinidad Region." Colorado Magazine 30
(Apr. 1953): 104-109.
42 43 -------. "A Boy's Eye View of the Old Southwest." New Mexico Historical
Review 26 (Oct. 1951): 287-301.
42 44 Hayward, F.R. "If." TMs, n.d.
42 45 Hello Choctaw June 21, 1970 - Nov. 30, 1971. [Newsletter of the Oklahoma City
Council of Choctaws, Inc.]
42 46 Heritage of the Hills: Magazine of the Delaware County (OK) Historical Society 2
(Fall 1982).
42 47 Hertzberg, Hazel W. "The Challenge of Ethnic Studies." Social Education (May
1972):469-470.
42 47 -------. "Issues in Teaching About American Indians." Social Education (May
1972): 480-485.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
42 48 Hewes, Leslie. "Indian Land in the Cherokee Country of Oklahoma." Economic
Geography (Oct. 1942): 401-412.
42 48 -------. "The Oklahoma Ozarks as the Land of the Cherokees." Geographical
Review 32 (Apr. 1942): 269-281.
42 49 Hilton, O.A. "The Minnesota Commission of Public Safety in World War I,
1917-1919." Bulletin of the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College 48 (May 15, 1951).
47 6 History of Oklahoma. Oklahoma City: First National Bank and Trust Company of
Oklahoma City, 1957. [10" W x 13 3/4" H]
42 50 Homefront (Institute for American Democracy, Washington, D.C.). Vols. 5-9
[Oct. 1971 - Feb. 1975].
57 -- Hymnal. St. Louis: Eden Publishing House, 1942.
42 52 "Indian Consent." New York Times, Jan. 12, 1956.
42 53 "Indian Education at Arizona State University," by the Committee on Indian
Education, Arizona State University. Journal of American Indian Education 1 (Jan. 1962):
24-27.
42 54 Indian Voices 9 (1965); 10 (1965); 12 (1965); 2 (1966); 3 (1966); 7 (1966).
42 55 Indians at Work (Dec. 1939).
42 56 Indians at Work (Jan., Nov., Dec. 1940).
43 1a Indians at Work (Jan. - June 1941)
43 1b Indians at Work (July - Dec. 1941)
43 2a Indians at Work (Jan., Feb.-June, July-Aug.-Sep. 1942).
43 2b Indians at Work 10(Nos. 2-6, [1943?]).
43 3a Indians at Work (Spring, May-June 1943).
43 3b Indians at Work (July-Aug., Sep.-Oct., Nov.-Dec. 1943).
43 4 Indians at Work (1944).
43 5 Indians at Work (Jan.-Feb., May-June 1945).
43 8 Journal of Arizona History 27 (Spring 1986).
43 9 Kaho, Noel. The Will Rogers Country. Claremore, OK: Noel Kaho Company,
1950.
57 -- Keller, Werner. The Bible as History: A Confirmation of the Book of Books.
New York: William Morrow and Company, 1956.
42 42 Kelly, William H. "The Economic Basis of Indian Life." Annals of the American
Academy of Political and Social Science 311 (May 1957): 71-79.
47 7 Kennedy, John F. "A Limited Reproduction of the Inaugural Address of President
John F. Kennedy." n.p., 196_? [12 1/2"W x 16 1/2"H]
42 26 Key, William S. "Dr. Grant Foreman, a Eulogy." Chronicles of Oklahoma 31
(Autumn 1953): 243-246.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
43 10 Kvasnicka, Robert M. "From the Wilderness to Washington--and Back Again:
The Story of the Chippewa Delegation of 1855." Kansas Quarterly 3 (Fall 1978): 56-63.
43 10 -------. "George W. Maypenny, 1853-1857." In Commissioners of Indian Affairs,
1824-1977, ed. Robert M. Kvasnicka and Herman J. Viola, 57-67. Lincoln: University of
Nebraska Press, 1979.
43 10 -------. "The Timber is Mine." Prologue (Spring 1971): 22-26.
43 11 Laird, Hazel. Purcy, the Persistent Persimmon. Lawton, OK: Lawton
Community Guide, 1975.
43 12 Lawter, Ruth. Wind-Blown Blossoms. Enid, OK: Haymaker Press, 1973.
43 13 Leake, Dorothy V. "The Algae of Crystal Lake, Cleveland County, Oklahoma."
Reprint. American Midland Naturalist 34 (Nov. 1945): 750-768.
43 14 Leake, H. Henderson, ed. Oklahoma Almanac. Oklahoma City, OK: The Best
Publishing Company, 1948.
43 15 "Let's Treat Indian Americans as People," [editorial]. United Church Herald (June
18, 1959): 7.
43 16 Lindley, Lawrence E. "Why Indians Need Land." Reprint. Christian Century
(Nov. 6, 1957).
43 17 Lisle, Laurie. "Canyon," chap. in Portrait of an Artist: A Biography of Georgia
O'Keefe, 77-92. New York: Seaview Books, Harper and Row, 1981. Photocopy.
43 17 -------. "Search," part of chap. in Portrait of an Artist, 50-53. Photocopy.
43 18 Littman, Gerard. "Some Observations on Drinking Among American Indians in
Chicago." TMs, 1964.
43 19 Litton, Gaston. "The Resources of the National Archives for the Study of the
American Indian." Ethnohistory 2 (Summer 1955): 191-208.
43 20 Lively, Anne O. A Survey of Mission Workers in the Indian Field. New York:
National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1958.
47 9 "Log of Radio Stations in the United States by Frequencies." n.p., n.d.
43 21 Logsdon, Guy. "Indian Studies Resources at the University of Tulsa." Chronicles
of Oklahoma 55 (Spring 1977): 64-77.
43 22 Lurie, Nancy Oestreich. "The Indian Claims Commission Act." Reprint. Annals of
the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences 311 (May 1957): 56-70. Inscribed to
Debo.
43 23 Mack, A.W. A List of Paintings by A.W. Mack. Canyon, TX: The Red House,
[1978?].
43 24 Mahnken, Norbert R., ed. Oklahoma History: Readings and Syllabus. Stillwater:
Oklahoma A&M College, 1956.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
43 25 Marshall (OK) High School. Future Farmers and Homemakers Annual Spring
Show. Program, 1946.
59 -- Marshall (OK) Public Schools. Yearbooks, 1964, 1970, 1972, 1974, 1976.
43 26 Miller, Joy. "Indians: Life on a Reservation." Tulsa World Magazine, Mar. 18,
1956.
43 27 Miller, Raymond C. The Importance of Being in Earnest. Detroit: Wayne
University Press, 1951.
43 28 Mills, Beverly. My Land, Your Land. TMs, 1974.
43 29 Mistletoe Leaves 18 (Nov. 1987).
43 30 Morse, J. LaVerne. Mission: Rescue! Adventuring for Christ from Tibet to
Burma. Cincinnati, OH: Standard Publishing Company, 1946.
43 31 Morse, J. Russell. Lisu and Rawang Churches of Christ. Newsletters, No. 1
(1954), No. 3 (1955).
43 32 Nader, Ralph. "American Indians: People Without a Future." Reprint. Harvard
Law Record, 22, No. 10 (May 10, 1956).
43 33 National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Clipping, Oct. 15, 1974.
43 34 National Fellowship of Indian Workers (Spring, Fall-Winter 1954).
43 35 National Geographic 121 (Mar. 1962).
43 36 National Geographic 124 (Oct. 1963).
43 37 National Geographic 125 (Jan. 1964).
43 38 National Geographic 165 (Jan. 1984).
43 39 Nelson, J. Robert. Church Union in Focus. Boston: United Church Press, 1968.
43 40 Newsweek, Nov. 19, 1962, Dec. 4, 1978, June 11, 1984, Feb. 25, 1985.
43 41 Odell, Malcolm J. Local Institutions and Farming Systems Research in Botswana.
TMs, Apr. 1982. Photocopy.
43 42 Odell, Marcia Larson. "Divide and Conquer: Allotment Among the Cherokee."
TMs, pp. [vii-xii], 422-464. Photocopy.
43 43 Odell, Marcia L. and Malcolm J. Odell. The Evolution of a Strategy for Livestock
Development in the Communal Areas of Botswana. Pastoral Network Paper 10b. London:
Overseas Development Institute, Agricultural Administration Unit, July 1980.
42 21 Oklahoma. State Department of Education. Fifteenth Annual Report of Indian
Education in Oklahoma Under State Contract. Oklahoma City: 1962.
42 7 Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals. School-Community
Relations: Yearbook. Oklahoma City: Oklahoma Education Association, 1971.
43 44 Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare. Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ending
June 30, 1962.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
43 45 Oklahoma State Historical Review 2 (Spring 1981).
43 46 Oklahoma Today 7 (1957).
43 47 Oklahoma Today 8 (1958).
43 48 Oklahoma Today 9 (1959).
43 49 Oklahoma Today 10 (Winter 1959-1960, Spring, Summer 1960).
43 50 Oklahoma Today 11 (Summer, Fall 1961).
44 1 Oklahoma Today 12 (1962).
44 2 Oklahoma Today 13 (Winter 1962-1963, Spring 1963).
44 3 Oklahoma Today 15 (Winter 1964-1965).
44 4 Oklahoma Today 16 (Summer 1966).
44 5 Oklahoma Today 21 (Summer 1971).
44 6 Oklahoma Today 23 (Winter 1972-1973).
44 7 Oliver, William H. The Indian Who Never Got Home. Detroit, MI: UAW-CIO
Fair Practices & Anti-Discrimination Department, 1952.
44 8 [folder not used]
44 9 Orr, Kenneth G. "The Archaeological Situation at Spiro, Oklahoma: A
Preliminary Report." Reprint. American Antiquity 11 (Apr. 1946).
44 10 Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 1 (1928).
44 11 Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 2 (1929).
44 12 Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 3 (1930).
44 13 Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 6 (1933).
44 14 Panhandle-Plains Historical Review 7 (1934).
47 8 "A Panhandle Welcome to Angie Debo." [Banner; no source given (West Texas
State University, 1978?); 15 1/4" W x 13" H]
44 15.1 "A Panoramic View of Oklahoma from Indian Territory to the Present Time: With
Emphasis on the Hennessey Area." [A compilation of research projects submitted by the Senior
Writing Class of Hennessey, OK, 1977.] TMs, correspondence.
44 15.2 Parker's Penny Classics. Series 5, No. 14. Taylorville, IL: C.M. Parker, Oct. 1907.
44 16 Pasture and Range Plants, Native Grasses. Parts 1 and 2: Legumes and Forbs.
Bartlesville, OK: Phillips Petroleum Company, 1955, 1956.
44 16 Pasture and Range Plants, Part 3: Undesirable Grasses and Forbs. Bartlesville, OK:
Phillips Petroleum Company, 1956.
44 16 Pasture and Range Plants, Part 4: Poisonous Grassland Plants. Bartlesville, OK:
Phillips Petroleum Company, 1957.
44 17 Payne County Historical Review 1 (April 1981); 3 (Autumn 1982).
44 18 Payne County Historical Review 5 (1984).
44 19 Payne County Historical Review 5 (Spring 1985); 6 (Summer, Winter 1985).
44 20 Payne County Historical Review 6 (Spring 1986).
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
44 21 Payne County Historical Review 7 (Winter and Spring 1987).
42 8 Peak, C.N. "Oklahoma Literature: Edward Everett Dale." Oklahoma Teacher 7
(Dec. 1925): 6.
44 22 Perry, Thelma D. "Race-Conscious Aspects of the John Brown Affair." Negro
History Bulletin 37 (Oct./Nov. 1974): 312-317.
44 23 Peterson, John H., Jr. "Assimilation, Separation, and Out-Migration in an
American Indian Group." American Anthropologist 74 (Oct. 1972): 1286-1295.
44 23 -------. "The Effects of the Past Indian-White Contacts on Contemporary Studies."
In Indians of the Lower South: Past and Present, ed. John K. Mahon, 51-64. Pensacola: Gulf
Coast History and Humanities Conference, 1975.
44 23 -------. "The Indian in the Old South." In Red, White, and Black: Symposium on
the Indians in the Old South, ed. Charles M. Hudson, 116-133. Athens: University of Georgia,
1971.
44 23 -------. "Louisiana Choctaw Life at the End of the Nineteenth Century." In Four
Centuries of Southern Indians, ed. Charles H. Hudson, 101-112. Athens: University of Georgia
Press, n.d.
44 24 Porter, Kenneth W. "Negro Labor in the Western Cattle Industry." Labor History
10 (Summer 1969): 346-374.
44 25 Pottery of the Pueblo Indians. Pamphlet. Washington, D.C.: Indian Arts and
Crafts Board (1955?).
44 26 Powell, Rev. Peter J. "The New Raid on the Reservations." Westerners Brand
Book 13 (Dec. 1956): 73-75, 78-80.
47 8 Radio stations in the U.S. and Canada and programs. Brochure, n.p.,
n.d. [10 «" W x 13 5/8" H]
44 27 Publishers' Weekly 169 (Apr. 1956).
44 28 Ralph Nader Congress Project. Citizens Look at Congress. Five (5) parts: Carl
Albert, Henry Bellmon, John N. Happy Camp, John Jarman, Tom Steed. Washington, D.C.:
Grossman Publishers, 1972.
44 29 Reader's Digest (Mar. 1957).
44 30 Robertson, Alice. Christmas Time in Indian Territory. Tulsa: University of Tulsa,
1978.
44 31 Roosevelt, Eleanor. "Comments on Our Relations With Indians." St. Louis
Post-Dispatch, 31 Dec. 1955.
44 32 Ruark, Robert. "Indians to Get Their Just Dues." Clipping, n.p., (1956?).
44 33 Saint Mary's University Bulletin 5 (Apr. 1972).
44 34 Santee, Mary C. "A History of the School of Agriculture of the Oklahoma
Agricultural and Mechanical College, 1891-1914." M.S. thesis, Oklahoma Agricultural and
Mechanical College, 1956. (Folder 34a: pp. 1-vii, 1-129; Folder 34b: pp. 130-273).
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
44 35 Scroggs, Schiller. "With a Voice of Gladness: Selected Poems by Schiller
Scroggs. Increasing Purpose, Rapture of Life, and Sanctuary." Wisconsin Poetry Magazine.
Supplementary Issue. (Feb. 1958).
44 36 Senior Quarterly 58 (April/May/June 1940).
44 37 Shirk, George H. "Along the Washington Irving Trail in Oklahoma." Reprint.
Chronicles of Oklahoma 25 (1957).
44 37 -------. "Indian Territory, Oklahoma, and the Neutral Strip." Reprint. Twentieth
American Philatelic Congress Book (Oct. 1954).
44 38 Shirley, Glenn. "The Rose of Cimarron Myth." True West (Sep. 1954): 8-10,
32-35.
44 39 Shumake, Thelma. Peace Poems with Rhyme, Rhythm, and Reason. n.p.,
(1972?).
44 39 -------. "That Is Human Nature." n.p., (1973?).
44 40 Shunatona, Joseph Bayhylle. Skookum's Laugh Medicine. Tulsa: By the author,
1957.
44 41 Smith, Dwight L. "Wayne's Peace with the Indians of the Northwest, 1795."
Reprint. Ohio State Archeological Historical Quarterly 59 (July 1950).
44 42 Smith, Dwight T. Genealogy and History: Bassett - Smith - Brock. Boerne, TX:
Paraclete Arts/Publications, 1966.
44 43 Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Journal of Rudolph
Friederich Kurz: An Account of His Experiences Among Fur Traders and American Indians on
the Mississippi and the Upper Missouri Rivers During the Years 1846 to 1852. Bulletin 115.
Washington, DC: GPO, 1937.
44 44 Strickland, Rennard. "Friends and Enemies of the American Indians: An Essay
Review on Native American Law and Public Policy." American Indian Law Review 3 (1975):
313-331.
44 45 -------. "Educating Indian Lawyers Is Not Enough." Student Lawyer Journal 17
(May 1972): 4-9.
44 46 Thomas, Robert T. The Old Farmer's Almanac 1973. Dublin, NH: Yankee, Inc.,
1972.
45 1 Tilden, John L. Scouting in Action. By the author, 1974. Photocopy.
45 2 Time (Nov. 12, 1956; June 16, 1967).
45 3 Tontz, Robert L. "Evolution of the Term Parity in Agricultural Usage."
Southwestern Social Science Quarterly (Mar. 1955): 345-355.
45 3 Tontz, Robert L. "Origin of the Base Period Concept of Parity-A Significant
Value Judgment in Agricultural Policy." Agricultural History 32 (1958): 3-13.
45 3 -------. "Two Hundred Years of U.S. Farm Trade Policy. Part I: Independence to
Interdependence, 1776-1946, and Part II: Increased Interdependence, 1947-1976." Foreign
Agriculture, n.d.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
45 4 Trenholm, Virginia Cole. "Amanda Mary and the Dog Soldiers." Reprint. Annals
of Wyoming 46 (Spring 1974).
45 5 Turcheneske, John A. "Disaster at White Tail: The Fort Sill Apaches' First Ten
Years at Mescalero, 1913-1923." New Mexico Historical Review 53 (1978): 109-132.
45 6 Turner, Alvin O'Dell. "The Regulations of the Oklahoma Oil Industry." Ph. D.
diss., Oklahoma State University, 1977.
45 8 United Arab Republic. U.A.R. Year Book, 1966. Cairo: Information
Administration, n.d.
57 -- United Church of Christ: History and Program. n.p.: Division of Publication,
United Church Board for Homeland Ministries, (1969?).
47 7 United Nations Charter. Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1945 [26" W x 39" H]
56 -- U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Hearings held in Montgomery, AL. Voting.
1958.
56 -- U.S. Commission of Civil Rights. Conference held in Nashville, TN. Education.
1959.
56 -- U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. Hearings held in New York, NY. Housing.
1959.
56 -- U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Subcommittee
on Irrigation and Reclamation. Hearings on Federal Cooperation in Non-Federal Projects. 83rd
Cong., 1st and 2nd Sess., 1954.
56 -- U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Subcommittee
on Indian Affairs. Hearings on Colville Indian Lands, Washington. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955.
56 -- U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Subcommittee
on Indian Affairs. Hearings on Muskogee and Anadarko Area Indian Tribes, Oklahoma. 84th
Cong., 1st Sess., 1955.
56 -- U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Hearings on
Hawaii-Alaska Statehood. 84th Cong., 1st Sess., 1955.
56 -- U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor. Poverty in the
United States. 88th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1964.
45 9 U.S. Congress. Senate. Memorial Addresses in the Congress of the United States
and Tributes in Eulogy of John Fitzgerald Kennedy: Late President of the United States. 88th
Cong., 2nd Sess., S. Doc. 59, 1964.
56 -- U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee to
Investigate Juvenile Delinquency. Report on Juvenile Delinquency Among the Indians. 84th
Cong., 1st Sess., 1956.
56 -- U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Memorandum
on Indian Land Transactions: An Analysis of the Problems and Effects of Our Diminishing Indian
Land Base, 1948-1957. 85th Cong., 2nd Sess., 1958.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. BOOKS, PERIODICALS... 1906-1987, cont.
56 -- U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on
Constitutional Rights. Hearings on Constitutional Rights of the American Indian. 87th Cong., 1st
Sess., 1961.
56 -- U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on
Constitutional Rights. Hearings on Constitutional Rights of the American Indian. 87th Cong.,
2nd Sess., 1962.
56 -- U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on the
Constitutional Rights. Hearings on Constitutional Rights of the American Indian. 89th Cong., 1st
Sess., 1965.
45 10 U.S. Department of Agriculture. Soil Conservation Service. Soil Survey: Logan
County, Oklahoma. Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1960.
45 11 U.S. Department of the Interior, Indian Arts and Crafts Board. Graphic Arts of
the Alaskan Indian. Native American Arts, 2. Washington, D.C.: GPO, 1969.
45 12 U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Indian Affairs. Indians in the War:
Burial of a Brave. Chicago: Haskell Printing, 1945.
45 13 U.S. National Archives. List of Cartographic Records of the Bureau of Indian
Affairs. No. 13. Washington, DC: National Archives, 1954.
59 -- University of Oklahoma. Yearbook, 1919.
45 14 Van de Mark, Dorothy. "The Raid on the Reservations." Reprint. Harper's
Magazine (Mar. 1956).
45 15 The Washington Spectator and Between the Lines 4 (Nov. 15, 1978).
45 16 Wesley Foundation, Oklahoma A&M College. Yearbooks, 1952, 1952-1953.
45 17 Wesley Foundation, Oklahoma A&M College. Yearbooks, 1954, 1955.
45 18 Whittenburg, Roy R. Our Best Hope for Permanent World Peace. Austin, TX:
Steck Company, 1950.
45 19 Whittier, John Greenleaf. "Snow-Bound" and "Songs of Labor." n.p., n.d.
45 20 Wiesendanger, Martin W. Grant and Carolyn Foreman, A Bibliography. Tulsa,
OK: The University of Tulsa, 1948.
45 21 Willard Stone: Wood Sculptor. Muskogee, OK: Five Civilized Tribes Museum,
1968.
45 22 Williams, Cecil B. Oklahoma: Indian Days to Statehood, Semi-Centennial.
Stillwater, OK: Oklahoma State University, 1957.
45 23 Willibrand, W.A. "In Bilingual Old Okarche." Chronicles of Oklahoma 29
(Autumn 1951): 337-354.
Map 1 Wilson, Woodrow, Pres. "President Wilson's Great Message: An Historic
Drawer Document Which Should Be Preserved." Reprint of the document read at the joint
session of the Congress at Washington, Apr. 2, 1917. [18 7/8" W x 24" H]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. NEWSPAPERS.
This is a list of newspapers that were located throughout Debo's files. It is arranged
alphabetically by state, rather than by box number. A record of individual issues is available in the
repository. Issues of newspapers in Debo's files have been relocated to this series. Most are
available from commercial microfilming companies. Newspapers are not on the preservation
microfilm.
Alaska
49 1 Akwesasne Notes (Rooseveltown, NY). "An Alaskan's View of His Land." Nov.
1971
Fairbanks
49 2 Tundra Times, 1962: Oct.1, 1966: Aug. 5, 1968: June-Dec. (lacks some
issues)
49 3 Tundra Times, 1969: Jan.-June (lacks no. 180)
49 4 Tundra Times, 1969: July-Dec. (lacks nos. 195-228)
49 5 Tundra Times, 1970: Jan.-June
49 6 Tundra Times, 1970: July-Dec.
50 1 Tundra Times, 1971: Jan.-June
50 2 Tundra Times, 1971: July-Dec. (lacks v.9, nos. 7-9)
50 3 Tundra Times, 1972: Jan.-May
50 4 Tundra Times, 1972: June-Sept.
50 5 Tundra Times, 1972: Oct.-Dec.
51 1 Tundra Times, 1973: Jan.-Apr. (lacks no. 4)
51 2 Tundra Times, 1973: May-Sept.
51 3 Tundra Times, 1973: Oct.-Dec.
51 4 Tundra Times, 1974: Jan.-Oct. (scattered issues)
[Apr.10-Sept.25: only series of articles entitled "Arctic Survival"]
52 1 Tundra Times, 1975: Apr.-Nov. (scattered issues)
52 2 Tundra Times, 1976: Jan.-Oct. (scattered issues)
52 3 Tundra Times, 1977: Mar.-Dec. (scattered issues)
52 4 Tundra Times, 1978: Jan.-Dec. (scattered issues)
52 5 Tundra Times, 1979: Aug.-Oct. (scattered issues)
Arizona
Window Rock
53 1 Navajo Times, 1968: June 6; Sept. 5, 19
Rough Rock
53 2 Rough Rock News, 1969: Mar.-Dec. (lacks some issues)
1970: Jan.-Apr.; Dec. (scattered issues)
1971: Feb. 17; Sept. 22; Oct. 6
1972: Mar.-Nov.(scattered issues)
BY OTHER AUTHORS. NEWSPAPERS
Arizona
Rough Rock, cont.
53 2 1973: Jan. 31; Apr. 11
1974: May 13; Nov. 1
1975: Jan. 28
1976: Feb.
1977: Mar. 25; Sept. 20
1978: Sept. 12
Oklahoma
Enid
46 2 "Cherokee Strip Celebration." Enid Morning News, Sept. 12, 1982.
46 2 Enid Morning News [various historical articles, from Box 34 f.43], Mar. 24, Nov.
16, 1976; Nov. 1, 1977; n.d.
46 2 ["Prairie City Days" articles, from Box 34 f.25] Enid Morning News, Apr. 11,
1976
Guthrie
46 6 [Eighty-niner Edition] Guthrie Daily Leader, Apr. 19, 1959. ; Apr. 16, 1972; Apr.
18, 1977
46 2 ["Prairie City Days" articles, from Box 34 f.22], Guthrie Daily Leader, Apr. 17,
18, 1972; Apr. 16, 1973
Kingfisher
46 2 Kingfisher Free Press, Apr. 13, 1964
46 2 Kingfisher Free Press. "75th Anniversary Edition." Apr. 13, 1964. [11" W x 16
1/2" H]
Nowata
46 5 "Semi-Centennial Edition." Nowata Daily Star, Oct. 18, 1957
Oklahoma City
46 1 "How Elections got that Way." Daily Oklahoman, Apr. 24, 1938
46 1 "Fiftieth Anniversary Edition." Daily Oklahoman, Mar. 1, 1953
46 1 "Fifty Years of Community Progress." Daily Oklahoman, Nov. 3, 1957
46 1 "Forward Oklahoma." Sunday Oklahoman, Nov. 12, 1967
Stroud
54 1 Tushkahomman, Mar.-June 1935
54 2 Tushkahomman, Aug. 27 -Oct. 1935
54 3 Tushkahomman, Nov. 1935-June 1936
BY OTHER AUTHORS. NEWSPAPERS
Oklahoma, cont.
Tulsa
46 3 "First National Formal Opening." Tulsa Tribune, 28 July 1950
46 3 "First National Formal Opening." Tulsa World, 29 July 1950
46 3 "Formal Dedication of the New Tulsa Chamber of Commerce Building." Tulsa
World, 19 Mar. 1952
Wetumka
46 7 "Fourth Annual Sucker Day Edition." Wetumka Gazette, 27 Aug. 1953
Woodward
46 7 "A Better City Built by 1950." [special editions] Woodward Daily Press, April
21-25, 28; May 1, 5, 9, 12, 15, 20, 1947.
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
These items are in a map drawer unless noted as being in a box/folder. The folder numbers
not accompanied by a box number refer to the numbers on the folders in the map drawer. When
separated from a file, the box and folder numbers are noted as Box and f. Width and Height are
noted. Maps are not on film unless otherwise indicated.
Arrangement is alphabetical, using the continents as a guide.
AFRICA
Map 2 "Africa: Countries of the Nile." In National Geographic (1963). [24 7/8" W
Drawer x 19" H]
2 Directorate of Overseas Surveys. Sierra Leone. London: Edward Stanford Ltd.,
1960. [16 1/2" W x 17" H; from Box 11 f.18]
2 "Nile Valley, Land of the Pharaohs." In National Geographic (1965). [25" W x
19" H; from Box 9 f.29]
2 "Northwestern Africa." In National Geographic (1966). [24 7/8" W x 19" H]
2 "Murchison Falls National Park." Department of Lands and Surveys, Uganda
(1964). [35" W x 25" H]
ANTARCTICA
2 "Antarctica." In National Geographic (1963). [25" W x 19" H]
ASIA AND THE U.S.S.R.
2 "China." In National Geographic (1964). [19" W x 24 7/8" H]
2 "Japan and Adjacent Regions of Asia and the Pacific Ocean." In National
Geographic (1944). [26 1/2" W x 34 1/2" H]
2 "Southeast Asia and The Pacific Islands from the Indies and the
Philippines to the Solomons." In National Geographic (1974). [41" W x 26 1/2" H]
2 "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics." In National Geographic (1944). [40 1/8"
W x 25" H]
EUROPE, INCLUDING THE NEAR EAST
3 "The Balkans." In National Geographic (1962). [25" W x 19" H]
3 "Central Europe and the Mediterranean." In National Geographic (1939). [36
1/4" W x 26 1/2" H]
3 "Classical Lands of the Mediterranean." In National Geographic (1940). [35 3/8"
W x 25 7/8" H]
3 "Course of the Rhine from Mayence to Cologne." Cologne/ Rhine: Karl Rud
Bremer and Co, ca. 1960. [6 3/8" W x 51 5/8" H; from Box 10 f.4]
3 "A Cultural Map of the Middle East." In National Geographic (1972). [35 1/2" W
x 22 3/4" H]
3 "Europe." In National Geographic (1962). [24 7/8" W x 19" H]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
EUROPE, INCLUDING THE NEAR EAST, cont.
3 "Europe and the Near East," with an outline (by Debo?) of the Roman Empire. In
National Geographic (1940). [38 7/8" W x 34" H]
3 "Germany and Its Approaches." In National Geographic (1944). [33 1/2" W x 26
1/2" H; from Box 10 f.4]
3 "Paris: Carte des Arrondissements." Paris: French Ministry of
Public Works, n.d. [15 1/2" W x 11 1/2" H; from Box 9 f.59, 2 copies)
3 "Spain and Portugal." In National Geographic (1965). [25" W x 19" H]
3 "Theater of War in Europe, Africa, and Western Asia." In
National Geographic (1942). [26 3/8" W x 30 7/8" H]
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA
4 American Airlines Directions. n.p., n.d.
4 "American Airlines System Map, Mexico and United States." USA: Rand
McNally and Co., 1958. [36" W x 24 1/8" H; from Box 10 f.23]
4 "North America." In National Geographic (1942). [26 1/2" W x 32 1/2" H]
4 "North America." In National Geographic (1964). [19" W x 24 7/8" H]
4 "North American Indians, 1950 Distribution of Descendants of the Aboriginal
Population of Alaska, Canada, and the United States." Department of
Anthropology, University of Chicago, Dec. 1960. [29" W x 25 1/4" H; from Box 29 f.68]
4 "Vacationlands of the United States and Southern Canada." In National
Geographic (1966). [37 7/8" W x 25 7/8" H]
Canada
4 Department of Game and Fisheries, Roads, Lands, and Forests. "Tourist and
Highway Map of the Province of Quebec." Quebec, Canada: Province of
Quebec Tourist Bureau, 1961. [22" W x 42 3/8" H; from Box 9 f.38]
4 "Highway Map of Canada and Northern United States." Ottawa, Canada:
Canadian Govt. Travel Bureau, 1961. [23 7/8" W x 37 1/4" H; from Box 9 f.38]
4 "Quebec Tourist Map." Quebec, Canada: Office Municipal du Tourisme, ca.
1960. [35 1/2" W x 22 1/4" H; from Box 9 f.38]
4 "Western Canada." In National Geographic (1966). [24 7/8" W x 19" H]
Central America, West Indies
4 "Archeological Map of Middle America." In National Geographic (1968). [24
7/8" W x 19" H]
4 "Mexico, Central America, and the West Indies." In National Geographic (1939).
[41" W x 23 7/8" H]
4 "West Indies." In National Geographic (1962). [24 7/8" W x 19" H]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA, cont.
Mexico
5 "Mexico." [marked for Geronimo research] and "Central America." In National
Geographic (1973). [34" W x 23" H; from Box 26 f.61, which contains a photocopy of the
research notes; photocopy on film.]
5 "Road Map of Mexico." Houston, TX: Humble Oil and Refining Co., 1959. [24"
W x 35 3/8" H; from Box 10 f.23]
United States
5 Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. "Indian Land Areas." U.S.
Government Printing Office, Washington D.C., 1971. [41 1/2" W x 26" H; from Box 29 f.68]
5 "United States." In National Geographic (1940). [41" W x 26 1/2" H]
Central and Western Regions
[See also below: Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Southwestern]
5 "Central-Western United States." San Jose, CA: H.M. Gousha Co., n.d. [28 3/4"
W x 18" H]
Eastern and Southern Regions
[See also below: Florida, New York, Southwestern, Washington, D.C.]
5 "Washington to Boston." In National Geographic (1962). [25" W x 19" H; from
Box 10 f.37]
North and Northwestern Regions
[See also below: Alaska]
5 "The Northwest." In National Geographic (1973). [35" W x 22 5/8" H]
5 "The Oregon Trail." Sunday Oregonian [Portland], August 15, 1943.
Southwestern Regions
[See also below: Arizona, New Mexico, Texas]
5 "Butterfield Stage Route, Arizona, New Mexico." University of Oklahoma Press,
1975. Photocopy. [16 1/2" W x 14" H; from Box 26 f.62]
5 "Indian Country in Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado." Los Angeles:
Automobile Club of Southern California, n.d. [23 3/8" W x 35" H]
-- "Range of Texas Land and Cattle Co. 1883." Reprint from Chronicles of
Oklahoma (1931), with additional data from Oliver Nelson. N.p., n.d. (Photograph; in Box 65
f133a.)
5 "Southwestern United States." In National Geographic (1940). [34 3/4" W x 26"
H]
-- "The Southwestern Frontier in the 1880's." W. Sollers. N.p., n.d. (Photograph; in
Box 65.f133a.)
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA , cont.
Alaska
6 "Alaska, with part of Northwest Canada," and "Southern Alaska." Standard Oil
Company of California, 1968. [22 7/8" W x 18" H; from Box 9 f.34]
6 "Alaska." In National Geographic (1975). [35" W x 22 5/8" H]
6 "Alaska." Rand McNally and Co., n.d. [14 7/8" W x 11" H; from Box 29 f.68]
6 Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. "Tongass National Forest, Alaska."
Juneau, AK: Forest Service, 1969. [31 7/8" W x 18" H; from Box 9 f.34]
6 Department of Agriculture, Forest Service. "Chugach National Forest, Alaska."
Juneau, AK: Forest Service, 1964. [31" W x 18" H; from Box 9 f.34]
6 Department of the Interior. "Alaska, America's Last Frontier." Juneau, AK: Rand
McNally Co., 1964. [35 3/4" W x 18" H; from Box 9 f.34]
6 Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management. "Wildlife in Alaska."
Anchorage, AK: Bureau of Land Management, 1968. [22 3/8" W x 34 7/8" H; from Box 9 f.34]
Arizona
6 "Arizona Road Map." San Jose, CA: H.M. Gousha Co., 1973. [18" W x 26 1/2"
H; from Box 16 f.33]
Colorado
6 "Denver: Street and Vicinity Map." San Jose, CA: H.M. Gousha Co., 1960. [18"
W x 26 3/4" H]
6 "Touraide Road Map of Colorado." San Jose, CA: M. Gousha Co., 1973. [18" W
x 26 3/4" H; from Box 17 f.26]
Florida
6 "Dolph's Map of Pensacola, Milton, Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties, Florida."
[Compliments of the Warrington Bank.] Fort Lauderdale, FL: Dolph Map Co. Inc., ca. 1960.
[23 3/4" W x 36 5/8" H; from Box 27 f.56]
Kansas
- Guittard Township Plat Map. Negative polarity photo image. n.p., n.d. [4 3/4" W
x 4 3/4" H; in Box 7, f.10; on film.]
6 Kansas Highway Map. State Highway Commission of Kansas, n.d. [27 7/8" W x
23" H]
- Richland Township Plat Map. Negative polarity photo image. n.p., n.d. [4 3/4" W
x 4 3/5" H; in Box 7, f.10; on film.]
6 "Wichita, Kansas." Rand McNally and Co., n.d. [8 1/4" W x 9" H]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA, cont.
Massachusetts
7 "Harvard University." Boston, MA: Harvard College, 1961. [16 1/2" W x 12" H;
from Box 10 f.38]
7 "Welcome America to Plymouth, America's Home Town." Compliments of
Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, 1961.] [22" W x 17" H; from Box 10 f.37]
New Mexico
7 "Albuquerque: Map and Street Guide." San Jose, CA: H.M. Gousha Co., 1965.
[33 5/8" W x 24" H]
7 "Mapa Historica de Taos." Taos, NM: Kiwanis International, n.d. [14" W x 9" H]
7 "New Mexico Road Map." San Jose, CA: H.M. Gousha Co., 1970. [18" W x 22
7/8" H]
7 "Santa Fe." [Compliments of Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce, 1964.] [27" W x
16" H; from Box 10 f.33]
7 "Santa Fe." [Compliments of Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce, n.d.] [16" W x
27" H; from Box 10 f.33]
7 "Santa Fe." [Courtesy of advertisers, 1963-1964.] [27 1/2" W x 19 7/8" H; from
Box 10 f.33]
New York
7 "Greater New York." In National Geographic (1964). [15 1/4" W x 20" H; from
Box 10 f.37]
7 "Visitors Guide to New York." [Compliments of the New York Convention and
Visitors Bureau, Inc., 1958.] [28" W x 16 3/8" H; from Box 10 f.37]
Oklahoma: General: State
8 Oklahoma. n.p., n.d. [17 3/4" W x 33 7/8" H]
8 Oklahoma Department of Transportation. "Map of Oklahoma State Highway
System." Arlington, TX: D & L Map Service, ca. 1970. [29" W x 23" H]
8 "State Highway Map of Oklahoma." Oklahoma City: Walker, Wilson, Tyler Co.,
1930. [Courtesy of M.E. Trapp, Democratic Candidate for Governor.] [16" W x 28" H]
8 "State Highway Map of Oklahoma." [Debo used for research of migrant workers.]
[Courtesy of Conoco, 1964.] [26 5/8" W x 18" H; from Box 14 f.2]
8 "State Map of Oklahoma." Buffalo, NY: J.M. Clement Co., ca. 1927. [Courtesy
of J.C. Pearson, Marshall, OK. Calendar map 1928.] Stillwater, OK; Van Buren, AR: J and R
Map Co, 1968. [20 1/2" W x 24 6/8" H]
8 State of OK, Department of Highways. "Map Showing Condition of Improvement
of the State Highway System." State Highway Commission, 1932. [16" W x 28" H; from Box 21
f.58]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA
Oklahoma: General: Subjects
8 Division of State Parks, Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board and National
Park Service Department of the Interior. "Oklahoma State Parks." n.p., n.d. [27" W x 20" H;
from Box 33 f.13]
8 "The Forts Protecting the Advancing Frontiers of Oklahoma." [Oklahoma Writers'
Project, 1941]. [29 3/8" W x 17" H]
8 "Historical Map of Oklahoma." (Missions, Forts, Camps, Trails, Fights, Ghost
Towns.) n.p., n.d. [22 1/2" W x 17 1/2" H]
8 [Kickapoo Land Between Shawnee and Choctaw, OK]. Made by Armin Saegar,
Sept. 1956. [13 1/8"W x 9 3/4"H; from Box 16 f.49; on film]
8 "Lake Murray." n.p., 1941? [9 1/4"W x 15 7/8"H; from Box 33 f.13]
8 "Land Tenure Classes by Type of Farming Areas in Oklahoma." Handwritten,
1945. [17" W x 11" H; from Box 31 f.20; on film]
8 "Literary Map of Oklahoma." 1960. [35 1/8" W x 22 3/8" H]
8 "A Map Showing How Oklahoma was Made." Daily Oklahoman. September 29,
1935. Photocopy.
8 Miller, R.G., Editor. "The Smoking Room." Sunday Daily Oklahoman. "Where
to go - What to see in Oklahoma." n.d. [22" W x 17" H; from Box 33 f.13]
9 "Oil Fields of the Five Civilized Tribes." U.S. Geological Survey Map, 1932. [27
1/8" W x 23 7/8" H]
9 Oklahoma Division of Wildlife Restoration. "A Game Type Map of Oklahoma."
State of Oklahoma: Game and Fish Department, 1943. [57 7/8" W x 30" H]
9 Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board, Division of Forestry. "Southeastern
Oklahoma Fire Protection Unit and Adjacent Territory." Oklahoma City, OK: Division of
Forestry, 1940. [38 1/2" W x 32" H; from Box 32 f.30]
9 Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board, Division of Water Resources.
Reservoir Projects. n.d. [22" W x 11 1/2" H; from Box 33 f.13]
Oklahoma: Fort Sill
9 "Map showing the location of the houses and farms of the Apache prisoners of
war, Military Reservation at Fort Sill, Oklahoma." Ft. Sill, OK: 1897. (photographic copy) [14"
W x 9 1/2 " H]
Oklahoma: Guthrie
9 "Guthrie, the Frontier City, Historical Capital of OK." Compliments of Guthrie
Chamber of Commerce, n.d. [17" W x 28" H; from Box 34 f.3]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA, cont.
Oklahoma: Hominy
9 Hominy, OK Quadrangle. U.S. Geological Survey, 1943. [20" W x 16 1/2" H]
Oklahoma: Marshall
9 Marshall, OK township plot map. Unofficial. n.p., March 30, 1971. [19 1/2" W x
33 5/8" H]
Oklahoma: Norman
9 "City Map of Norman, Oklahoma." Fort Worth, TX: J. Foster Ashburn, 1967.
[24" W x 18" H]
9 University of Oklahoma: Campus Guide. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press,
1975. [23 1/8" W x 9 1/4" H]
Oklahoma: Oklahoma City
[See also below: Tulsa]
10 "Oklahoma City Street Map." Oklahoma City Convention and Tourism
Commission, 1976. [28" W x 21" H; from Box 28 f.18]
Oklahoma: Ripley
10 Ripley, OK, Quadrangle. U.S. Geological Survey, 1929. [21" W x 17" H; from
Box 21 f.58]
Oklahoma: Skeedee
10 Skedee, OK, Quadrangle. U.S. Geological Survey, 1931. [16 1/2" W x 20" H]
Oklahoma: Stillwater
10 "Stillwater, OK". Van Buren, AR: J & R Map, 1970. [19 7/8" W x 11 1/2" H]
Oklahoma: Tulsa
10 "Map of the City of Tulsa Oklahoma and Suburbs." Tulsa: Miller's Magazine
Exchange, n.d. [34 1/4" W x 28 5/8" H]
10 "This is Tulsa: The Oil Capital of the World." Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, ca.
1955. [15 5/8" W x 18 1/8" H; from Box 22 f.35]
10 "This is Tulsa: The Oil Capital of the World." Tulsa Chamber of Commerce, ca.
1960. [15 5/8" W x 18 1/8" H; from Box 22 f.35]
10 "Tulsa and Oklahoma City Street Map. Courtesy of Texaco. Rand McNally and
Co., 1966. [29" W x 18" H]
BY OTHER AUTHORS. MAPS
NORTH AMERICA, INCLUDING CENTRAL AMERICA
Oklahoma: Tulsa, cont.
10 "Tulsa and Oklahoma City Street Map." Courtesy of Texaco. Rand McNally and
Co., 1971. [28 6/8" W x 18" H]
10 "Tulsa City Map." Fort Worth, TX: J. Foster Ashburn, 1957. [19" W x 23 7/8" H]
10 "Tulsa." n.p., n.d. [8 1/2" W x 11" H]
10 "Tulsa Tour: What to See and Where to Go In Tulsa." Tulsa Town Club, n.d.
[9" W x 12" H]
Texas
7 "Map of Texas." Des Moines, IA: Kenyon Company Inc., ca. 1927 - 1928.
[Courtesy of Thompson Hardware Company, Canyon, TX.] [24 1/2" W x 35 1/2" H]
7 "A Map of the Panhandle of Texas in Pioneer Days." American Association of
University Women, Amarillo and Canyon, TX, 1929. [17 3/8" W x 21 7/8" H]
Washington, D.C.
7 "Suburban Washington." In National Geographic (1962). [20" W x 15 1/4" H;
from Box 10 f.37]
OCEANS
11 "Atlantic Ocean." In National Geographic (1939). [24 7/8" W x 31 1/4" H]
11 "Indian Ocean." In National Geographic (1941). [32 5/8" W x 25 1/2" H]
11 "Islands of the Pacific." In National Geographic (1974). [37 1/8" W x 22 5/8" H]
11 "Pacific Ocean." In National Geographic (1962). [25" W x 19" H]
11 "Pacific Ocean and the Bay of Bengal." In National Geographic (1943). [36 1/2"
W x 26 1/2" H]
SOUTH AMERICA
11 "Eastern South America." In National Geographic (1962). [19" W x 24 7/8" H]
11 "Northwestern South America." In National Geographic (1964). [19" W x 25" H]
11 "South America." In National Geographic (1972). [22 7/8" W x 30 1/2" H]
WORLD
11 "The World." In National Geographic (1942). [31" W x 22" H]
11 "Top of the World." In National Geographic (1965). [24 7/8" W x 19" H]
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