C Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 2342 37.6 linear feet, 124 volumes

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INTRODUCTION Public and private papers of a Democratic congressman from Missouri’s 9th District, 1923-1964. The collection is arranged alphabetically by topics and contains correspondence and other material relating to his life and congressional career.

DONOR INFORMATION The papers were placed on contract with the University of Missouri by Ida W. Cannon on 28 January 1966 (Accession No. 3650). An addition was made on 4 January 1971 by Ida W. Cannon.

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Clarence Cannon was born in Elsberry, Missouri, on April 11, 1879. He attended LaGrange College and received B.A. and M.A. degrees from William Jewell College in 1903 and 1904. He served as Professor of History at Stephens College in Columbia, Missouri, from 1904 to 1908. After receiving his LLB degree from the University of Missouri, Cannon established his law practice in Troy, Missouri, in 1908. He later joined Congressman Champ Clark’s staff in Washington, D.C. Cannon served as a parliamentarian in the U.S. House of Representatives under both Democratic and Republican administrations before being elected to Congress in 1922. He served as a congressman from the Ninth District of Missouri from 1923 until his death in 1964. During his tenure, Cannon became Chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, serving in the capacity when his party was in power until his death. A recognized expert on parliamentary procedure, Cannon served as parliamentarian for all the Democratic National Conventions from 1920 to 1960, and authored and edited many books on parliamentary procedure and practice. Among his books parliamentarianship are A Synopsis of the Procedure of the House (1919); National Convention Parliamentary Manual (1928); Cannon’s Precedents (1936, 1949); and Manual and Digest of the House of Representatives (1918, 1919). Cannon married Ida Dawson Wigginton on August 30, 1906, and the couple had two daughters, Ida Elizabeth and Ruby Melinda. When not in Washington, Cannon spent a good deal of his time on his farm in Elsberry, Missouri. He died in 1964.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Clarence Cannon Papers have been arranged into the following seven series: Correspondence, Papers, and Clippings; Bills and Resolutions; Photographs; News Clippings, Publications, and Schedules; Scrapbooks; Miscellaneous; and Certificates. For more complete series descriptions, please see the folder list.

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FOLDER LIST

Correspondence, Papers, and Clippings Series f. 1-37 SIGNATURES. Letters to Cannon with signatures from noted figures in government, business, the arts, religion, labor, military and foreign dignitaries. f. 38 ACADEMY NOMINATIONS. Lists of candidates appointed to U.S. service academies from Missouri's 9th Congressional district during Cannon's tenure as Congressman. f. 39-46 ACREAGE CONTROL. Correspondence, clippings, reports and notes concerning federal farm acreage control legislation, farm income, price ceilings, and price reports. Notes on Agricultural Adjustment Act (1935) section 32, Commodity Credit Corporation, Emergency Price Control Act of 1942. f. 42 Newsletters relating to World War II agricultural crop and price controls, clippings concerning postwar U.S. and European crop production, speeches relating to postwar farm policy, material relating to the reorganization of the Department of Agriculture during the Eisenhower Administration. f. 47-48 ADDRESS. Drafts of speeches Cannon made at Jefferson-Jackson Day dinners and speeches in the Congressional Record, 1951-1953. f. 49-58 AGED. Correspondence, pamphlets, clippings concerning the aged, pensions, job opportunities, medical aid and social security. f. 59-64 AGRICULTURE. Clippings relating to all aspects of farm legislation, income, parity, imports, loans, University of Missouri Agriculture Extension and REA programs. f. 65 AID TO EDUCATION. Correspondence concerning federal aid to education. Requests for information on the study of entomology. f. 66-77 ALCOHOL-NICOTINE. Clippings and pamphlets relating to the harmfulness of alcohol and nicotine and material on how to stop drinking and smoking. f. 78-81 AMERICAN LEGION. Clippings relating to the activities of the American Legion, speeches on the Legion in the Congressional Record, requests to Cannon asking support of Veterans benefits and rehabilitation legislation, Legion newsletters, correspondence relating to the dedication of 1960 Pershing National Memorial Shrine in LeClede, Missouri, f. 79-80, article relating to the item veto written by Cannon in American Legion, June 1961, correspondence relating to the Legion lobby for Congress, and State American Legion Oratorical Contests. f. 82 APPLE PROGRAM. Clippings and correspondence concerning the apple industry in Missouri. Correspondence with Lloyd Stark concerning Stark Nurseries. f. 83 APPORTIONMENT. 1958 clipping concerning shift in U.S. population as it is related to apportionment of Congress. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 3 f. 84-95 APPROPRIATIONS. Clippings, speeches, notes, charts, and correspondence relating to the activity of the House Appropriations Committee, 1942-1965. Resolutions and correspondence between Cannon and Harry F. Byrd on consolidated general appropriations better known as "Omnibus Bill." f. 85-89 Correspondence, clipping and notes concerning the conflict between House and Senate Appropriations Committee in 1962. f. 91-95 For the Cannon-Hayden dispute, see also folders 2916-2919. Correspondence between Cannon and Presidents Roosevelt, Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy concerning appropriations for all areas of the government. f. 96-101 ARBORETUM. Correspondence, clippings, statements concerning the activity and appropriations of the National Arboretum in Washington D.C. with members of Congress and Secretaries of Agriculture. Correspondence concerning April 27, 1964 dedication of the Administration and Research Building at the National Arboretum and Cannon's participation in the ceremony. f. 102-103 ARMED FORCES. Clippings about great military heroes from Missouri. f. 104 ARMISTICE DAY. Congressional Record speeches and newspaper clippings concerning Armistice Day. f. 105-107 ARMY. Correspondence concerning Cannon's request in 1914-1918 for an appointment to military duty, see folder 527 for additional material on Cannon's request. f. 108-146 ASTRONOMY. Clippings, speeches, press releases and Library of Congress information sheets concerning astronomy and Cannon's interest in astronomy. f. 147-163 ATOMIC ENERGY. Clippings, speeches, correspondence and memoranda concerning the activity of the Atomic Energy Commission, the use of atomic energy for industrial and peaceful purposes, memoranda on H.G. Rickover's contribution to the advancement of atomic energy (see also folders 2323-2330). Problems of leadership in the Commission under Lewis Strauss and congressional reaction to it. Cannon's speeches relating to atomic energy. Clippings, press releases and newsletters on disarmament. Discussion of atomic energy programs with consumer-owned utilities. Memoranda on trips to the Soviet Union by American electrical power groups and their correspondence to Cannon concerning visits to atomic energy installations in the U.S. f. 164 BABY BOOK. Letters from constituents thanking Cannon for sending them book on child care. f. 165-196 BANKING. Clippings, pamphlets, notes and correspondence relating to banking activities and government banking legislation from 1908- 1964 in Missouri and in U.S. Congress. Material concerning branch in Missouri, MacFadden Banking Bill in 1926 and the Federal Reserve System, clippings concerning banking activities during the depression. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 4

f. 182-186 War time banking f. 187-188 Material on post-World War II branch banking, bank mergers, savings and loan companies in Missouri and throughout the country. f. 190-195 Letters to Cannon from Independent Bankers of Missouri asking help in removal of James J. Saxon as Federal Comptroller of the Currency and discussion of resulting political overtones with the White House (1962-1964). f. 197-209 BAPTISTS. Correspondence, statistics, pamphlets relating to Southern Baptist denomination and Cannon's activity in the Cuivre River Baptist Association and the Missouri Baptist Convention. Statistics on denominational growth, sermonettes and Sunday school lessons by Cannon. Cannon's notes on Baptist Associational meetings, clippings relating to the history of the Baptist Church. Form letters sent to fellow Baptists by Cannon when he was clerk of the Cuivre River Baptist Association. Minutes to Association meetings. f. 210-212 BASING POINT. Clippings, editorials, and Congressional Record debates concerning the basing point system in governmental contract bids, basing point legislation and Truman's veto of such legislation. f. 213-216 BAUXITE BILL. Material concerning the use of calcinated bauxite used in the fire brick refractory industry and Cannon's notes and correspondence with fire brick manufacturers of his district regarding an amendment to the Tariff Act of 1930 reducing the tariff on imported calcinated bauxite which Cannon proposed. f. 217 BEES. Newspaper clippings concerning bees. f. 218-230 BIBLE. Newspaper clippings concerning the Bible. f. 231 BILLBOARDS. Newspaper clippings on billboard advertisement. f. 232-233 BOLLING, RICHARD C. Clippings and correspondence relating to the career of Richard C. Bolling, Congressman from Missouri's 5th District, material relating to the announcement of Bolling's daughter's engagement, wedding gift from Missouri Congressional delegation, and Bolling's candidacy for floor leadership in the House of Representatives. f. 234-238 BOMB. Clipping relating to atomic bomb and the effects an atomic war would have on mankind. Bulletins relating to the bomb and foreign policy. Correspondence concerning appropriations on atomic bomb development during World War II. f. 239-244 BOOKS. Notes, clippings and correspondence relating to books read by Cannon, reviews of books, book lists for children, and articles relating to the value of books. f. 245 BOTTGER, MRS. LORNA C. Letters of congratulations to Mrs. Bottger from Cannon on appearing in Who's Who. f. 246-247 BREAD. Correspondence concerning a grain price subsidy's influence on the baking industry during and after World War II. f. 248-249 BRIGGS, FRANK. Correspondence between Cannon and Frank Briggs, former U.S. Senator from Missouri (1945-1947), concerning C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 5

politics in Cannon's district and on Brigg's appointment as Secretary of the Interior for Fish and Wildlife. f. 250 BRYAN, WILLIAM JENNINGS. Clippings and Congressional Record speeches relating to William Jennings Bryan. f. 251-263 BUDGET. Clippings relating to the Federal Budget, the national debt, revenue procedures in England, copies of the Congressional Record speech by Cannon in rebuttal to the Republican claim they had balanced the budget (1948), correspondence with President Truman concerning the budget (1947), notes on precedents for a unified appropriation budget (see also appropriations, f. 84-95), correspondence on budget procedure with the staff of the House Appropriations Committee. f. 264 BUSINESS FORMS. Clippings relating to farming. f. 265 BYRD, HARRY F., SENATOR. Editorial clipping on Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia (see also appropriations, folders 84-95). f. 266-268 CABINET. List of Cabinet members in the Kennedy Administration, clippings relating to members of the Kennedy cabinet, Cannon's letters to John F. Kennedy encouraging him to appoint Robert F. Kennedy to the cabinet as Attorney General, notes concerning Kennedy appointments from Missouri. f. 269-270 CALENDARS. Constituent letters to Cannon thanking him for calendars he sent them. f. 271-272 CAMPAIGN SPEECHES, EARLY. Undated campaign speeches from Cannon's early career. f. 273-276 CAMPAIGN PAMPHLETS, 1922-1959, n.d.. Correspondence between Democratic National Committee relating to running a campaign. f. 277-280 CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES. Data relating to Cannon's campaign expenditures submitted to government authorities, undated, 1958-1960. f. 281-292 CAMPAIGN AND PUBLICITY. Undated and dated material relating to campaign publicity Cannon used. Hand bills, copies of Clarence Cannon Courier, political cartoons, clippings, and speaking tour itineraries, 1926-1960. f. 293-297 CAMPAIGN, 1932-1934. Clippings relating to Cannon's campaign in the primary and election, 1932-1934, form letters to county and local workers, directions to the printer on printing of campaign material. f. 298 CAMPAIGN SCHEDULES, 1934-1940. Copies of Cannon's campaign itinerary in 1934, 1936, 1938, and 1940 primary and congressional campaigns. f. 299-302 CAMPAIGN, 1942. Clippings, correspondence, and itinerary concerning Cannon's 1942 primary and election campaign, correspondence and discussion on dissatisfaction with the Roosevelt farm program. f. 303-306 CAMPAIGN, 1944-1946. Correspondence, clippings, notes reports, handbills, voting statistics, certificates of expenditure and worker form letters concerning Cannon's 1944-1946 primary and election C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 6

campaigns. f. 307-330 CAMPAIGN, 1948-1950. Clippings, handbills, county chairmen lists, speeches, itineraries, voting returns, endorsements, declaration of expenditures, political advertisements, congratulatory letters and correspondence relating to the primary and election campaigns in 1948 (folders 307-316) and 1950 (folders 317-330). f. 331-391 CAMPAIGN, 1952. Clippings, handbills, political pamphlets, endorsements, speeches, itinerary, expenditure lists, letters of congratulations, opinion polls, correspondence relating to the draft, military strength, price controls and material from previous campaigns concerning and relating to Cannon's 1952 primary and election campaign. f. 392-410 CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE, 1952. Correspondence with county and district chairmen and friends relating to 1952 campaign itinerary, speeches, issues, strategy, endorsements, effects of redistricting, radio time and Republican support. Also there are letters of congratulations to Cannon on winning the primary and election and letters from Cannon to district and county workers thanking them for their help. f. 411-424 CAMPAIGN, 1954. Clippings, notes, reports, handbills, announcements, newsletters--advisory bulletins, and endorsements relating to Cannon's 1954 campaign. f. 425-445 CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE, 1954. Correspondence concerning the management of Cannon's 1954 primary and election victory, speaking invitations writing of State Democratic Platform, endorsements, letters from Cannon to people he met while campaigning official vote returns from the 9th District, and letters of congratulation. f. 446-450 CAMPAIGN, 1956. Clippings, memoranda, Democratic Party fact sheets, speaking itinerary, election statistics, and expenditure records relating to Cannon's 1956 9th Congressional District campaign. f. 451-455 CAMPAIGN, 1961. Clippings, newsletters, editorials relating to current events of 1961. f. 456 CAMPAIGN SPEECHES, 1961. Notes from Cannon's 1961 campaign speeches, clippings, bulletins, newsletters relating to current events in 1961. Phone notes on discussion with constituents on farm program and on the Jefferson National Expansion memorial. f. 457-465 CANAL ZONE. Material relating to Cannon's trip to the Canal Zone in December, 1951 with a congressional delegation to inspect the canal, Maps, guide books, pamphlets on construction, history and maintenance of canal, information on employment in Canal Zone. f. 466-476 CANNON AWARDS AND COMMENDATIONS. Honorary degrees from Culver-Stockton College, William Jewell College, University of Missouri, Southeastern University. Citations from masonic orders, labor unions, chambers of commerce, historical societies, legal fraternities, Missouri General Assembly, veterans organizations. Resolutions mourning Cannon's death from the Smithsonian Institute, C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 7

U.S. House and Senate, Eastern Star, County of Los Angeles, and members of U.S. House Appropriations Committee. f. 477-482 CANNON BIRTHDAY. 1931-1949 birthday greetings to Cannon. f. 483 CANNON BONDS. Correspondence relating to World War II war bond drive in Elsberry and Lincoln County, Missouri, 1943-1945. f. 484-491 CANNON DAY. Correspondence, clippings, speeches, invitations, relating to Cannon Day celebrations in Mexico, Missouri, June 8, 1956; Jefferson City, Missouri, April 1959; and Elsberry, Missouri. f. 492-493 CANNON EUROPEAN TRIP, 1939. Correspondence, maps, and press releases relating to the first North Atlantic flight of the "Yankee Clipper", which instituted passenger and air mail service to and from Europe in which Cannon and other governmental officials traveled on the maiden flight in 1939. There is also material on the anniversary dinner held in 1940 celebrating the flight. f. 494-516 CANNON EUROPEAN TRIP, 1947. Correspondence, clippings, press releases, itinerary, cost vouchers, and photographs relating to Cannon's postwar European trip taken with Congressmen John Taber, Richard Wigglesworth, and Everett Dirksen to view and assess the needs of postwar Europe. There are letters of a personal nature for Cannon to his daughters relating his impressions of the conditions in Europe. f. 517 CANNON FOUNDATION. Declaration of establishment of the Cannon Foundation in 1950, the Revenues of which would be used to contribute to charitable, religious, educational, and literary organizations in Elsberry, Missouri. f. 518-520 CANNON HOSPITAL LETTERS. Correspondence and phone notes relating to Cannon's hospitalization in June and July 1961 as the result of fractured ribs from a fall. Well-wishers included his constituents, friends in government, and the press. f. 521 CANNON MEMORIAL. May 1964 resolutions by Congress on Cannon's death, copies of bills changing the name of Joanna Dam and Reservoir to Clarence Cannon Dam and Reservoir, letters of regret to Mrs. Cannon. f. 522 CANNON NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. Letters of appreciation and comment to Cannon on article he wrote in St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Fall, 1957. f. 523-524 CANNON PERSONAL. Clippings on Cannon's law career, résumé of Cannon's achievements, notes on history, McNary Haugen Bill, translation of latin phrases. Notes on length of service of Missouri Congressmen, lists of Federal and State elected officials that came from Missouri's 9th District address to Missouri Society in Washington D.C., notes for Who's Who, on Cannon's opponents in 9th Congressional District races. Cannon genealogy, essay on Cannon written by college student, list of federal funds to Elsberry, 1924-1944, history of creation of appropriation committee in 1865. f. 525-526 CANNON PERSONAL. High School and College correspondence, 1896-1913. Letters of recommendation from President of Lee Granger C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 8

College, Elsberry School Board. Correspondence concerning Cannon's entrance into William Jewell College f. 527 CANNON PERSONAL. Cannon Army letters, April 1914-September 1918, Cannon's application in 1914 for an officer's commission in a Missouri regiment to Elliot W. Major, Governor of Missouri, letters to Woodrow Wilson in 1914 seeking help in his application for military service during dispute with Mexico (see also folders 105-107). f. 528 CANNON PERSONAL, July 1908-February 1924. Correspondence on Cannon's decision not to run for the state legislature (1913), early campaign literature on Cannon, newspaper clippings on Elsberry and Cannon's orchard. f. 529 CANNON PERSONAL, February 1926-January 1939. Newspaper clippings on Mrs. Cannon, campaign pamphlet, 1932, clippings concerning the Cannon-Romjue fight, correspondence concerning path of Missouri 79 near Cannon's farm in Elsberry, the Kappa Sigma Fraternity house at William Jewell, letters of thanks to Cannon for copies of Cannon's Procedure in the U.S. House of Representatives. f. 530 CANNON PERSONAL, 1939-1944. Thank you letters for Procedure, copies of Cannon's war speeches in Congress, U.S. House resolutions authorizing printing and binding of revised edition of Cannon's Procedure. f. 531 CANNON PERSONAL, 1944-1945. Letters from Cannon to his wife concerning political matters, and war bonds. f. 532 CANNON PERSONAL, 1945-1947. Copies of Cannon speeches, pamphlets from Missouri State Democratic Committee on 1946 election, correspondence concerning Elsberry Cemetery, lost luggage and copies of Clarence Cannon Courier. f. 533 CANNON PERSONAL, 1947. Contributions to church and library in Elsberry. Correspondence concerning the Taft-Hartly Bill, the returning of Navy war dead, and on farm to market roads around Elsberry. f. 534 CANNON PERSONAL, 1947-1948. Lodge dues, correspondence with members of House Appropriations Committee thanking them for their support, speaking invitations to Cannon, and White House reception in January 3, 1948. f. 535-547 CANNON PERSONAL. Cannon's notes on White House meetings, invitations to banquets, Cannon's Keynote Address at State Democratic Convention, (1950), résumés of Cannon's career, correspondence with 9th District Women’s Democratic Club about political matters in the district (1952), Elsberry's electrical power problem, Cannon's apple orchard, correspondence concerning revision of the Democratic Manual for the Democratic National Convention and celebration of Cannon's 50th wedding anniversary. f. 548-566 CANNON PERSONAL, April 1958-May 1964. Material concerning military preparedness and the draft, dedication speech for the St. Charles Bridge, Cannon's 80th birthday celebration, selection of a C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 9

permanent chairman for 1960 Democratic National Convention, appropriations for the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial in St. Louis f. 553 1961 government expenditures f. 554 Medical advice for Mrs. Cannon, zoning laws in Washington, D.C., portrait of Cannon given to him by Missouri State REA, correspondence concerning Senator Symington's 40th wedding anniversary, and letters from old friends. f. 567 CANTON, MO. FRIENDS. Lists of names. Clippings, correspondence, and notes on political contacts in Canton, Missouri. f. 568-569 CARTER, J.D. Correspondence with A.P. Green Refactory Co., Mexico, Mo., relating to tariff on bauxite. f. 570 CARVER, GEORGE WASHINGON, MEMORIAL. Bills and speeches in Congress. f. 571-586 CATHOLIC. Clippings, newsletter, pamphlets, and general correspondence with Catholics. Correspondence on National Youth Administration, 1937. Correspondence and clippings concerning the "Catholic issue" in Election of 1928 and 1960, including Robert F. Kennedy and Henry Jackson. f. 587-597 CAUCUS. Notes, rules, agendas, minutes, and correspondence concerning the Democratic Caucus of the House, 1951-1964. f. 598 CENTRAL COLLEGE. Football pass. f. 599 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Correspondence of general nature with Allen W. Dulles and General C.P. Cabell. Notes and program of cornerstone laying ceremony of C.I.A. building, 1958. f. 600-603 CHAIRMANSHIP, APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE. Correspondence and press releases relating to the selection of cannon as Chairman of Appropriations Committee. Appointments to sub- committees by Cannon. Controversy over Cannon's support of Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1940 defense program. f. 604-608 CHARITON RIVER. Correspondence relating to flood control projects and Thomas Hill, R.E.A. power plant on Chariton River. f. 609 CHIROPRACTIC. f. 610 CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Correspondence concerning Cannon's vote to sustain Truman's veto of Taft-Hartley Bill. f. 611-629 CHURCH. Correspondence and clippings relating to church affairs and religious matters, particularly the Elsberry Baptist Church. Correspondence on alien activity in U.S. (folder 622). f. 630 CHURCHILL, WINSTON. Correspondence and clippings relating to the collapse of Belgium in 1940 and Churchill's position in the Cabinet. f. 631-651 CLARENCE CANNON COURIER. Material including clippings, correspondence and campaign literature for Cannon's campaign newspaper. Includes endorsements by labor unions, farm groups, Congressional colleagues, including Albert Gore, Ralph Lozier, Jerry Voorhis, Amie Forand, Richard Russell. Cannon outlines his views on Judicial Reform Bill of 1937 [Court Packing] (folder 636). C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 10

Correspondence on R.E.A., Commodity Credit Corporation, farm programs, etc. f. 652 CLARK, BENNETT CHAMP. Correspondence concerning Clark's death. f. 653-655 CLARK, CHAMP. Correspondence on Clark's role as Speaker during World War I. Letter from Clark to Cannon's father on patronage in Lincoln County. Correspondence and clippings on 1912 Democratic Convention. Correspondence on Cannon speech, 1962, in memory of Clark. f. 656 CLEVELAND, GROVER. f. 657-665 CLIPPINGS CLIPPED BY CANNON f. 666-682 COLLEGE. Clippings relating to colleges and universities. Commencement speech by Fred A Seaton. f. 683 COLUMBUS, CHRISTOPHER. f. 684-691 COLUMN. Clippings used as source material for Cannon's column. f. 692-697 COMMUNISM. Clippings relating to communism in general and communist activity in the United States particularly in the federal government. Correspondence on the Mundt-Nixon Communist Control Bill (folder 697). f. 698 CONCLUSION. f. 699 CONFEDERATE. f. 700-702 CONGRATULATIONS. Correspondence to and from Cannon on election successes. Includes correspondence from Homer Cummings, and Clay Stark. Letter from Cannon endorsing W.M. "Fish Bait" Miller as House doorkeeper. f. 703-728 CONGRESS. Clippings relating to the operation, structure and history of Congress. Correspondence from House leadership including Sam Rayburn and John W. McCormick on House meetings and votes. f. 729-730 CONSERVATION. Clippings relating to conservation projects and policy. Correspondence congratulating Cannon on Missouri Conservation Award. f. 731-732 CONTRIBUTIONS. Contributions by Cannon to Rebekah's Lodge, Elsberry Public Library, War Bonds, Red Cross, Missouri Horticulture Assoc., M.F.A. membership, Elsberry Baptist Church, Missouri Law School Fund, Eastern Star, Democratic Congressional Dinners. f. 733-738 CONTROVERSIAL. Correspondence and clippings relating to the appointment of postmasters in Cannon's district. Letter from James A. Farley to Cannon concerning appointment policy (folders 736 and 738). f. 739 CONVENTION. f. 740-741 CONVENTION, MISSOURI CONSTITUTIONAL. Clippings. f. 742 CO-OPERATIVES. f. 743 CORNERSTONES. Correspondence relating to cornerstone of U.S. Capitol. Letter by Cannon in cornerstone of Rayburn House Office Building. f. 744 COST OF LIVING. f. 745 CREDIT UNIONS. Correspondence with Paul M. Wilson concerning C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 11

credit union legislation. Clipping. f. 746 CRYPTOGRAPHY. f. 747-751 CUIVRE RIVER PARK. Correspondence and project plans for a park on the Cuivre River. Photographs of area. Correspondence showing cooperation of National park Service, C.C.C., Works Projects Administration. f. 752-754 CULVER-STOCKTON COLLEGE. Correspondence concerning alumni fund donations and getting visiting speakers including Truman and Edith Green. f. 755-756 DALTON, JOHN M. Clippings and correspondence relating to Dalton's election as governor, the state and national bills he and Cannon supported, and his personal relationship with Cannon. f. 757-773 DAMS, May 3, 1933-Oct. 16, 1962. Correspondence, clippings, reports, and memoranda relating to dam projects in Missouri. Focusing on the proposed Joanna Dam on the Salt River--the local, state, and national reaction to the proposal and the progress in formulating a plan of action. Included is correspondence about the project dam sites at Hamburg, Cap Au Gris, and Osceola. f. 774 DEFICIT EXTRAVAGANCE. Correspondence, reports and clippings relating to the House expenditures, the Pentagon expenses, and deficit spending. f. 775-778 DELEGATION (MISSOURI CONGRESSIONAL AND STATE LEGISLATURE). Correspondence between Cannon and the Missouri Democratic nominees for Congress arranging 1946 meetings. f. 779-811 DEMOCRAT: CONVENTION BREAKFAST (JEFFERSON CITY, 1936-1960). Correspondence concerning Cannon's pre-convention breakfasts for the 9th District, his invitations, the responses, and notes of thanks. f. 812-813 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL MEETINGS, 1945 through 1952. Correspondence setting up the meetings, reports presented at them, and programs of the meetings. f. 814-816 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC MANUAL, 1960. Correspondence to Cannon from the people who received the manual from him in 1960. f. 817-859 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. Correspondence, reports, clippings and literature about Democratic party organization on all levels, selection of delegates and officers, policy making, rules and finance. f. 860-864 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE RELEASES. Research committee fact sheets on the committee's status; issues before Congress, focusing on Republican mishandling of social security, the agricultural policy and the federal budget; and finances. f. 865-874 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. Clippings, reports, and broadcasts regarding the two-thirds rule in selecting Democratic national candidates. f. 875-876 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 12

MANUALS, 1928-1964. f. 877-878 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION. A history of conventions and official proceedings, 1832-1936. f. 879-881 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION PRECEDENTS. Extensive guide to convention rules and proceedings. f. 882-934 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE. Clippings, pamphlets, and correspondence relating to convention programs and platforms, party strength, nominating rules, and campaign progress. f. 935-957 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC PARTY. Focusing on the party organization, campaigns and voting record from 1945-1963 in the 9th District and in the National scene. f. 958-972 DEMOCRAT: DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION. Concerned mainly with the mechanics of the convention delegate lists, rules and preparation for instructions. Also reports and speeches on various bills and issues in relation to Democratic ideals and party policy. f. 973-977 DEMOCRAT: DISTRICT AND COUNTY CONVENTIONS. Correspondence relating to campaigns in the 9th District. f. 978-979 DEMOCRAT: JACKSON DAY DINNER PROGRAMS AND CLIPPINGS, WASHINGTON, D.C., 1944-1946. f. 980-983 ECONOMY. Notes, clippings and correspondence on Federal fiscal policy. Radio address by Sen. Millard Tydings. f. 984-986 EDITORIALS. f. 987 EDITORIAL COMMENT. Editorial clippings on Cannon. f. 988-996 EDUCATION. Clippings and reports relating to Federal aid to education. Printed reports and Congressional testimony by Adm. Hiram Rickover, Agnas E. Meyer, and William G. Carr. f. 997 EISENHOWER. f. 998-1006 ELECTRIC POWER. Clippings and correspondence relating to public and private utilities. Correspondence relating to public vs. private power in Mexico, Missouri (folders 1001, 1002). Cannon statement supporting municipal owned utilities over private utilities (folder 1002). Cannon comment on St. Louis Post-Dispatch editorial on public power. Cannon and Bonneville Power Project. Cannon's attitude toward the House interior Committee's stand opposing public power (folder 1005). f. 1007 EL-MO FARMS, (POPULATION INCREASE). f. 1008 ELSBERRY, MO. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. f. 1009-1928 ELSBERRY, MO. DRAINAGE DISTRICT. Correspondence relating to the formation and operation of the Elsberry Drainage District. Correspondence relating to the use of Cannon's influence to prevent inspection of irrigation systems through Mississippi River levee by the U.S. Corps of Engineers. Correspondence relating to operations and expansion plans of similar drainage districts in Missouri and Arkansas. Correspondence dealing with refunding of drainage district bonds. Effects of depression on landowners in district and on financing the district. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 13

f. 1009 Plans and decree establishing district. f. 1021-1015 Collection of proxies for Drainage District meeting to deal with depression crisis. f. 1025 Cannon comments on political situation in Missouri in 1931. f. 1027 Lists of officials of drainage districts in the Mississippi Valley. f. 1029-1058 ELSBERRY, MO. ELECTRIC FRANCHISE. Correspondence and clipping relating to issuance of a franchise for Elsberry to Missouri Edison Utilities Co. Conflict between municipal electric power and private power. f. 1031 Circular letter by Cannon opposing private utility franchise for Elsberry. Federal Power Commission survey of Elsberry power needs. f. 1045 Booklet on typical residential electric bills, 1946. f. 1050-1055 Correspondence and clippings relating to possible R.E.A. takeover of Missouri Edison. f. 1058 Correspondence relating Cannon's attitude on public swimming pools, municipal bonds, and public morality. f. 1059-1070 ELSBERRY, MO. EROSION CONTROL NURSERY. Correspondence relating to the establishment of an Erosion Control Nursery in Elsberry by the Department of Agriculture. Recommendation for the nursery by Prof. W.C. Etheridge of University of Missouri. Correspondence from nurserymen's groups opposing the Erosion Control Nursery program as federal government competition with private enterprise. Plans and studies for establishment of Elsberry Erosion Control Nursery. Correspondence with Prof. Etheridge concerning the operations and plans of the Nursery. f. 1071-1073 ELSBERRY, MO. EXPERIMENT STATION. Correspondence relating to keeping Agriculture Experiment Station in Elsberry. Correspondence with Prof. W.C. Etheridge concerning the operation of the station and the possibility of moving the station to another location in the Elsberry area. Correspondence with landowners in the area for the lease or sale of land for a new sight for the Experiment Station. f. 1074-1078 ELSBERRY, MO. FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS. Correspondence relating to Federal public works projects in Elsberry and Troy. List of all Federal projects in Elsberry, 1930-1941 (folder 1074). Correspondence and reports concerning public housing project for Negroes in Elsberry, 1935. Sewer, flood control, roads, and other federal projects. f. 1079 ELSBERRY, MO. GENERAL. Correspondence and clippings relating to Elsberry's history, the role of J.B. Ellis in the development of Elsberry, Elsberry Public Library, etc. f. 1080-1081 ELSBERRY, MO. HIGH SCHOOL. Elsberry High School alma mater by Clarence Cannon. f. 1082-1085 ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA. Correspondence with editors relating to articles by Cannon for the encyclopedia on "Parliamentary Law" and "Congress." C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 14 f. 1086-1088 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. Correspondence with editors relating to articles on "Quorum" written by Cannon for the encyclopedia. f. 1089-1091 ENGLAND. f. 1092-1110 EULOGIES. Clippings and Congressional Records on eulogies. Joseph G. Cannon's 80th birthday celebration in House (folder 1094). Champ Clark memorial by Cannon (folder 1095). f. 1111 EXCISE TAX. Circular letter by Cannon relating to repeal of excise taxes. f. 1112 FACTORY. f. 1113-1114 FAIR. Clippings relating to county fairs. f. 1115-1199 FARM. Clippings, correspondence, government reports relating to farms and farm life. f. 1115-1117 Cannon speeches on farm problems. f. 1123-1124 Cannon comments on Russell Farm Plan. f. 1125 Statistics on farm and national income for 1938. f. 1126 Farm income forecast for 1938. f. 1131 Notes for speeches on farm problem. Cannon discusses labor- farmer alliance. f. 1138-1147 Correspondence on Price Controls and food rationing during World War II. f. 1145 Farm subsidy program. f. 1147 Comments on farmers' role in war effort, 1943. f. 1151 Critique of Eisenhower-Benson farm program by Cannon. National Farmers Organization meeting notes, 1956. f. 1159 Letter from George McGovern and James Roosevelt to Cannon on subject of raising farm income, 1958. f. 1168-1175 Kennedy's farm program in 1960 election. Discussion of the merits of farm subsidies for small and large farmers (folder 1168). f. 1177 Pamphlet: "The Farm Problem: What Are the Choices?" 3 vols. f. 1178 Cannon's views of Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. f. 1181-1199 Press releases of speeches, reports, etc. from Secretary of Agriculture Freeman, 1961-1964. f. 1181 Secretary Orville Freeman's statement on farm problems to Appropriations Committee. f. 1182, 1194 Kennedy farm speech, 1961, 1962. f. 1197 American Farm Bureau Federation statement opposing Agricultural Act of 1962. f. 1200-1203 FARM: CANNON FARM: Correspondence and notes relating to the operation of Cannon's farm in Elsberry, Mo. Notes on cattle, sheep, hogs, feeds, grains, etc. f. 1204-1209 FARM BUREAU. Correspondence and clippings relating to American Farm Bureau Federation. Campaign speech of Cannon's 1928, f. 1205. Correspondence with Farm Bureau President Edward O'Neal. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 15 f. 1210-1212 FARM: FARM BUREAU PUBLICITY. f. 1213-1244 FARM: PROGRAMS AND LEGISLATION. Correspondence, clippings, and notes relating to farm legislation. f. 1215 Statistics on farm income. f. 1216 Report of farm policy of Midwest Democratic Conference, 1958. f. 1221 Report of Democratic National Committee on farm problem, 1959. f. 1224 Correspondence relating to Humphrey-McGovern Farm Bill of 1959. f. 1225 Missouri Farm Census for 1960. f. 1245-1255 FARM: REAL ESTATE. Clippings and advertisements relating to real estate promotions. Pamphlet: "Social Trends in the United States", 1933. f. 1256-1258 FARM: SCRAPBOOKS. Farm mortgage debt on Missouri 9th (Cannon's) District, 1910 and 1920. Speech, 1925, Cannon discusses his views on foreign debts, taxes, McNary-Haugen Bill, tariffs, farm income, Muscle Shoals, etc. Speech, 1925, Cannon discusses labor, taxes, tariffs, industrial organization, trusts, etc. Speech, 1926, Cannon discusses lack of agricultural legislation, labor legislation, farmer-labor co-operation, etc. f. 1259-1264 FARM: SOIL CONSERVATION. Correspondence and clippings relating to soil conservation. Correspondence on farm legislation (Poage-McGovern Bill) from American Farm Bureau Federation, Illinois Chamber of Commerce. f. 1265-1295 FARM: SPEECHES. Speeches and speech material. f. 1269 Speech on trade and tariffs, 1933. f. 1270 Speech by O.E. Baker, Chief Economist Department of Agriculture, on farm problem, 1933. f. 1271 Agricultural prices in Washington and Missouri, 1933-1934. f. 1272 Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace comments on pork prices and the effects of hog slaughter of 1934. f. 1284 Cannon speech outlining attitude on utility lobby, trusts, Roosevelt's farm program. f. 1286 Literature of National Citizens' Committee to Curb Inflation. f. 1295 Cannon's speech to MFA convention, 1960. f. 1296 FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. Personal correspondence between Cannon and J. Edgar Hoover. f. 1297 FIELD, EUGENE. f. 1298-1302 FLAG. Clippings, correspondence relating to securing flags flown over U.S. Capitol. f. 1303-1353 FLOODS: GENERAL. Clippings and correspondence relating to floods, flood relief and flood control especially in Missouri valley. f. 1306 Notes on White House conference on 1951 flood. f. 1321 Harry S. Truman to Senator Kenneth McKellar, Appropriations Chairman, concerning his recommendations for flood control appropriations, August, 1951. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 16

f. 1325, 1329 Memos from George Harvey on flood control appropriations in House, 1951. f. 1327 Estimates of traffic on Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, 1940- 1950. f. 1331 List of governmental agencies dealing with flood relief projects. f. 1333-1353 Correspondence and clippings on Missouri Valley flood of 1951. Correspondence on federal programs including dam construction and other flood control proposals. Correspondence from groups and individuals. Correspondence from groups and individuals seeking to influence Cannon's position on appropriations for flood control projects in Missouri Valley. f. 1340 Report of Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Committee, 1951. f. 1343 Cannon defends his opposition to certain flood control projects. f. 1354-1356 FLOODS: SPEECHES. Clippings and speech material. f. 1357 FLORIDA HIGHWAYS. f. 1358-1359 FOREIGN AID. Correspondence and clipping relating to American foreign aid projects. Letter from Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan to Cannon on agricultural aid. Confidential memo (Sept. 24, 1958) from State Dept. to Cannon on Formosa Straits crisis. Discusses, U.S., China, Taiwan, Soviet Union positions in crisis (folder 1359). f. 1360-1367 FOSTER, R.F. Personal correspondence between Cannon and Dr. R.F. Foster of Wentzville, Mo. Correspondence deals with Cuba, foreign affairs, unemployment, President Kennedy, taxes, communism, labor unions, farm problem, national debt. f. 1368 FOUR-H CLUBS. f. 1369 FOURTH OF JULY. f. 1370-1381 GAME. Clippings and pamphlets on conservation of game, wild life, fish, birds and forests. f. 1382 GAVEL. Photostats of clippings on the gavel accident and opening night of the 1924 Democratic convention. f. 1383 GERMAN BONDS. Clippings on legislative deliberations on the settlement of German bonds. f. 1384-1385 GETTING AHEAD. Clippings on getting ahead in the world through good human relations and persuasion. Other miscellaneous items. f. 1386-1390 GISH, RUTLEDGE. Correspondence on Cannon's and R. Gish's campaigns for congressman of the Ninth Congressional District, Mo., in the 1960 and 1962 primary elections. Others on social matters and the medical aid bill issue. f. 1391 GOLD. Clippings on the gold standard of the U.S. dollar. f. 1392-1393 GRAND RIVER. Correspondence on the flood control project on the Grand River Basin and other related local problems. f. 1394 GRASS. Clippings on the care of grass and lawns. f. 1395-1396 HACKMANN, GEORGE. Clippings and correspondence on the campaign of G. Hackmann (R) for Congressman of the Ninth Congressional District of Missouri in 1924. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 17 f. 1397 HANFORD POWER PLANT. Clippings and correspondence on the issue of the uses of the nuclear plant at Hanford, Washington. f. 1398-1403 HANNIBAL-LAGRANGE COLLEGE. Clippings and correspondence on the activities, problems and alumni affairs of this college of which Cannon was an alumnus. f. 1404-1408 HANNIBAL POWER PLANT. Information on Hannibal, Mo., and the Hannibal School of Aeronautics. Clippings and correspondence on the issue of improving the power plant of Hannibal. f. 1409-1412 HARVEY, GEORGE Y. Correspondence of Cannon and G. Harvey, then on Cannon's staff at his Washington, D.C. office and later faculty member, University of Missouri, on personal and political matters. Text on presentation of plaque to Cannon by the Rural Electrification Association of Missouri. Papers by G. Harvey. f. 1413-1414 HATCH MEMORIAL. Clippings and correspondence on Sen. William H. Hatch, Hatch Act of 1887, Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station and the Hatch Memorial Research Farm. Brief for research in the more efficient utilization of bottomlands. f. 1415 HAWES, HARRY B. Clippings and correspondence as Congressman, Democratic candidate for governor of Missouri, and as U.S. senator. List of inquiries and cases he was involved in. Memorandum on his activities in the House of Representatives. Hawes testimonial dinner. f. 1416 HENNINGS FOUNDATION. Clippings and correspondence on its establishment as a memorial to Senator T. Hennings, Jr. f. 1417 HENNINGS, THOMAS C., JR. Clippings and correspondence relative to his campaign and activities as U.S. senator. Funeral services. Petition of the Chamber of Commerce of Puerto Rico for recall of Rexford G. Tugwell from the governorship. f. 1418 HIGH SCHOOL. Clippings of addresses to graduation classes. f. 1419-1438 HIGHWAYS: FEDERAL PROGRAMS AND APPROPRIATIONS. Clippings, correspondence, reports and addresses on federal programs and appropriations for highways in the states. Congressional deliberations on good roads. Federal-Aid Highway Acts of 1944 and 1954. Eisenhower road plan and others. Needs of highways systems. f. 1439-1450 GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENTS. Clippings, pamphlets and addresses relative to growth and development of highways. Problems. Future programs. f. 1451-1465 MISSOURI PROGRAMS AND LEGISLATION. Clippings, correspondence, and pamphlets on highway development in Missouri. Federal and state aid. State legislation. Route 79. Mississippi River Parkway. Future needs and expansion. Traffic problems. f. 1466 TRAFFIC SAFETY. Clippings on highway traffic accident statistics in the U.S. f. 1467 VARIOUS STATES PROGRAMS. Clippings. f. 1468-1472 HIRTH, WILLIAM. Article by W. Hirth, founder of the Missouri Farmers Association, entitled "What of the 'New Day' for Agriculture?" Statement to MFA members by the Executive Committee answering C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 18

Hirth's statement of Jan. 12, 1928. Policies of MFA, Correspondence on the Norris resolution, McNary-Haugen bill, endorsements in favor Hirth and F. Mumford for the secretaryship of agriculture, prospects in the Democratic primary elections of 1924 and 1932, and amending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Act. f. 1473-1474 HISTORICAL: CHURCHES AND RELIGIONS. Clippings on historical sketches of the Baptist, Christian, Methodist Presbyterian, Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran, and other churches. Camp meetings. f. 1475-1479 HISTORICAL: FOUNDATIONS, ENDOWMENTS, TRUST FUNDS. Clippings on historical sketches of I.D. Mahan Literary Award and A.P. Sloan Foundation Inc. Information on following foundations, endowments and trust funds: Mellon, Nolen, Green, Pillsbury, Rockefeller, Gaylord, Desloge, James, Culver-Stockton College, D.S. Burroughs, Ford and Carnegie. Callaway Bank award. St. Louis Union Trust Company. Bank of Calhoun County gift. Clippings on tax exemptions, surveys and House probe of foundations. f. 1480-1483 HISTORICAL: MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS. Clippings on personal reminiscences and observations of conditions and life during the last half of the 19th century in Missouri. Topics deal on social life, farming, fashion, transportation, religion, character of the people, education, civil war, slavery, judicial system, health, immigrants, etc. Clipping of documents on will of Flanders Callaway, convey of land grant, and deed of emancipation. f. 1484-1499 HISTORICAL: MISSOURI HISTORY. Clippings and pamphlets on historical sketches of counties and cities descriptive of their early settlement and growth by pioneers like D. Boone, et.al., transportation, religion, agriculture, education, judicial system and early government, trade, expeditions, relations with Indians, wars, etc. Amendments to the Missouri Constitution proposed in 1922. U.S. senators from 1821- 1925. Private land claims. f. 1500-1502 HISTORICAL: MUSEUMS AND ARCHAEOLOGY. Clippings on Indian ruins, relics and stone carvings in Missouri. Lincoln County courthouse. Museum in Mexico, Mo. Queen Heteb Heres antiquities in Cairo Museum. Cave paintings in Spain and France. Mayan treasure. Jewelry of chieftain near Sea of Azov. Skeleton of Oreopitheous. Literature on the Mayas. f. 1503-1507 HISTORICAL: NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS. New York Times issue covering national Democratic and Republican conventions, 1852-1932. History, proceedings, issues and records of the national Democratic conventions, 1832-1908. Copy of the Democratic Convention Manual compiled by Cannon. Booklet on the U.S. presidency. f. 1508-1510 HISTORICAL: NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. Data pertinent to the Ninth Congressional District of Missouri on the following: Congressmen, votes, population, denominations, brief history of counties, lists of post officers. Night letters of Cannon on the C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 19

1922 election. History and brief biographical notes on Missouri's representation in the U.S. Congress. f. 1511-1512 HISTORICAL: SOCIETIES AND CLUBS. Booklet on the State Historical Society of Missouri. Correspondence of Cannon with Society on annual dues, bulletin, and request for deposit of his manuscript collection at the Western Historical Manuscript Collection. Clippings on historical societies of Pike and St. Charles counties, and endowment movement for American Historical Association. f. 1513-1515 HISTORICAL: U.S. HISTORY. Clippings on A. Burr, Revolutionary War, farming, Zumwalt family, Civil War, southward and westward movements of pioneers, Indians, Korean War. Pamphlets on the Old Oregon Trail and George Rogers Clark. f. 1516 HISTORICAL: VARIOUS STATES' HISTORIES. Clippings on historical sketches of some states, i.e., Illinois, Iowa, Virginia and Wyoming. Origin of states' names. f. 1517 HITLER, A. Clipping. f. 1518 HOOVER COMMISSION. Clippings and pamphlet on Hoover Commission Report and the legislative action taken on it. f. 1519 HOOVER, J. EDGAR. Clippings as FBI head. f. 1520-1521 HORTON, DAVID. Clippings and correspondence on D. Horton, faculty member of Westminster College, on his research at Washington, D.C. f. 1522-1523 HOSPITALS: BOND ISSUES. Clippings on bond issues for hospitals in Lincoln, Audrain and Pike Counties, Missouri. f. 1524-1527 HOSPITALS: MISCELLANEOUS CLIPPINGS. Hospital programs and nurses. f. 1528 HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING. Correspondence concerning construction cost of the new House Office Building (Rayburn Building) in Washington, D.C. f. 1529-1531 HULL, WILLIAM R., JR. Correspondence as Congressman, Sixth District, Missouri, Honorary degree from William Jewell College. Editorial of A. Burrowes. Reelection. Polls on legislative iussues. Membership on the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Senator Frank Briggs' comments. f. 1532-1533 HUNGATE, WILLIAM L. Correspondence as Congressman, Ninth District of Missouri. Membership in the Committee on the Annexation of the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers. Public Works Act designating the Joanna Dam as the Clarence Cannon Dam and Reservoir. f. 1534-1535 ICHORD, RICHARD. Correspondence as Congressman of the Eighth District, Mo. Assignments to the House Committees on Armed Services and Un-American Activities. Soil conservation districts in Missouri. Flood control problem of Wears Creek, Jefferson City. f. 1536 INDEPENDENCE DAY. Clippings. f. 1537-1539 INFLATION. Clippings and pamphlet. f. 1540-1544 INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS. Clippings and pamphlets on C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 20

the Atlantic Charter, Bretton Wood Conference, Dumbarton Oaks proposal for the establishment of the United Nations, U.N. conference on food and agriculture. f. 1545 INTERPARLIAMENTARY UNION. Clippings and pamphlets on the 21st, 23rd, and 36th conferences of the Interparliamentary Union. f. 1546-1547 INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT. Clippings on "invisible government" in the U.S. House of Representatives, presidential power and straddling of statesmen. f. 1548-1552 INVITATIONS. For Hon. and Mrs. C. Cannon to state functions, inaugural programs and balls, receptions etc. f. 1553 IRELAND-SHAMROCK. Letter of thanks from Cannon to J.J. Hearne, Ambassador of Ireland, for shamrock and copy of "The Indivisible Island." f. 1554 IRRIGATION. Clipping on irrigation for improvement of agriculture. f. 1555 ISLANDS-MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Memorandum re title of Dick Keeton to Hausgen Island and Jim Crow Island in the Mississippi river. f. 1556 ITEM VETO. Clipping on item veto in considering appropriations. f. 1557-1564 ITINERARY. Correspondence and literature relating to election campaigns of Cannon. Itinerary for campaign tours. Democratic meetings. Congratulatory letters to elected members of the Democratic central and district committees. Mail lists of Democratic committee members. Request for immediate results of county vote on representative for Congress in the 1944 election. f. 1565-1569 JACKSON, ANDREW. Clippings on biographical sketches of A. Jackson. Battle of New Orleans. Facts on his birthplace. Breaking system of nomination by congressional caucus. Application of democratic principles. Andrew Jackson Day speeches. f. 1570-1572 JEFFERSON-JACKSON DINNER. Invitation, program, seating arrangement. f. 1573-1581 JEFFERSON, THOMAS. Clippings and pamphlets on biographical sketches. Birthday anniversary addresses. Political creed and documents. Agricultural plans. Member of Washington's cabinet. First inaugural address. Association with John Adams. Jefferson monument. Memorial in Washington, D.C. Monticello. Descendants. f. 1582 JEWS. Clippings on Jews and Israel. f. 1583-1586 JONES, PAUL C. Correspondence on P. Jones, Congressman of the Tenth District, Missouri. Missouri's representative to the Democratic National Congressional Committee. Farm legislation. Redistricting. Discontinuance of U.S. District Court in Cape Girardeau. Bids for storage of government-owned cotton. Public debt. Foreign aid. Press comments. f. 1587 JUNKETS. Clipping. f. 1588-1596 KAPPA SIGMA. Clippings and correspondence on members, activities and publication called Caduceus. Membership certificate of Cannon in the Fifty Year Club of Kappa Sigma and award as "Man of the Year 1959." C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 21 f. 1597-1600 KAWAGUGHI, UKICHI. Personal correspondence of Cannon with Dr. Kawaguchi, Japanese schoolmate at William Jewell College in 1903 and faculty member of the Kanto Gakuin University, Yokohama. f. 1601 KING, R.J. (BUS). Clippings as representative of Franklin County, Mo., and chairman of the House Appropriations Committee of the State Legislature. f. 1602-1603 KINNEY, MICHAEL. Clippings as Missouri state senator. Correspondence on being the "Most Useful Legislator in the State," relocation of the St. Louis Central Station, and political views. f. 1604-1606 NORTHEAST MISSOURI STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE, KIRKSVILLE. Correspondence on invitation as speaker at college assembly, requests for pictures of Gen. J. Pershing, et al., reports on education, loan for a women's dormitory, workshop, etc. f. 1607 KOREA. Clipping on the Korean War. f. 1608-1649 LABOR. Clippings and pamphlets on various aspects of labor. Federal legislation. Unions. Leaders. Wages. Relations with management. Unemployment. Politics and party platforms. Fair labor standards. Disputes and problems. Congress of Industrial Organization. American Federation of Labor. Labor Day speeches. Labor situation and legislation in Missouri. Correspondence of Cannon and labor organizations and editors on labor issues and endorsements for reelection. f. 1650 LAGRANGE COLLEGE. Clippings on centennial address and alumni news. See also f. 1398-1403. f. 1651-1653 LAND PURCHASES. Clippings and circulars on the farm real estate situation and considerations in buying real estate. f. 1654-1664 LAW AND LAWYERS. Clippings on the growth and administration of law, obligations and ethics of lawyers, bar associations, and appraisal of the legal profession and the judicial system. f. 1665-1667 LEAGUE OF NATIONS. Clippings on establishment and organization. Observations and appraisal of activities. Position of the U.S. in relation to League. f. 1668-1672 LEE, ROBERT E. Clippings on biographical sketches of Lee as soldier, college president, and civil engineer. Surrender at Appomattox. Addresses and tributes. Stone Mountain Memorial. f. 1673-1674 LIES BY COLUMNISTS. Clippings on salary and other monetary privileges of members of Congress, procedure in choosing chairman of House committees, and Cannon's alleged "censorship" of information. f. 1675-1684 LINCOLN, ABRAHAM. Clippings, pamphlets and notes on his life and work, anecdotes, writings and quotes, Gettysburg address, memorial, Lincoln references, addresses and tributes. f. 1685-1687 LINCOLN COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL. Clippings and correspondence on approval of its construction, federal contribution, invitation to its dedication program. Included also are clippings on the Missouri Hospital plan, evaluation of hospitals, federal aid for public health services, and journal for hospital governing boards C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 22 f. 1688-1689 LINDENWOOD COLLEGE. Correspondence on invitations to college affairs, requests for library references, expansion of the Army Language School, available Fulbright travel grants. f. 1690-1691 LISTS. Cannon's books in the home office and library. f. 1692-1693 LISTS. Forms for compiling lists of voters in the Ninth Congressional District of Missouri. f. 1694 LISTS OF MISSOURI CONGRESSMEN. f. 1695-1696 LISTS OF STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION BREAKFAST GUESTS. f. 1697 LOBBY. Clippings on lobby investigations, activities and figures on lobbyists. f. 1698-1700 LONG, EDWARD V. Clippings and correspondence relating to his candidacy for the Missouri State Senate, inauguration as lieutenant governor, campaigns, member of the U.S. Senate, and press comments. f. 1701-1703 LOST CREEK WATERSHED, LINCOLN COUNTY, MO. Clippings and correspondence on eligibility for federal assistance, meeting of landowners and farm leaders, tour of the project. Contains also clippings on watershed protection, the national watershed congress, report on watersheds in Clark County, Missouri. f. 1704 LOUISIANA BRIDGE. Page numbers from the Congressional Record on this topic. f. 1705 LUMLEY, JOE. Correspondence on the case of J. Lumley of Lincoln County in need of a prosthetic device and vocational training. f. 1706-1708 LUTHER, MARTIN. Clippings and pamphlets on the life and work of Luther, the Lutheran Church, Lutheranism. Contains also clippings on Peter Muhlenberg, Lutheran minister, representative in Congress, U.S. senator, and major general in the American Army. f. 1709-1712 MAGEE, CLARE. Correspondence and clippings about the Missouri Congressman from the First District, relating to rural electricity, public power, and federal appointments to West Point. f. 1713-1714 MAPS. Soil map of Lincoln County and Agricultural Atlas of Missouri. f. 1715-1724 MARK TWAIN. Clippings and excerpts from speeches. Articles and correspondence concerning the Mark Twain Memorial Park Project. Focus on Twain as historical figure--reviews of several biographies of him (folders 1718, 1719). The Twainian, 1950-1953 (folder 1723). f. 1725 MARSHALL PLAN. Clippings and Mutual Security Agency bulletins on Europe. f. 1726-1728 MARX, FRITZ M. Bureau of the Budget official who corresponded with Cannon about economic issues. Included is a bill to amend the Agricultural Act of 1938. f. 1729-1780 MASONIC LODGE. Clippings pamphlets, speeches, and correspondence about the history of the Masons, its connection with Democracy, its important public figures, its organization and ceremonies, its support of bills, and its service projects. f. 1781 McCLUER, DR. FRANC L. President of Westminster College. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 23 f. 1782 MEMORIAL DAY. Newspaper and Congressional Record clippings with speeches to commemorate those who gave their lives in war. f. 1783-1802 MERAMEC RIVER. Correspondence and clippings relating to the River project. f. 1784-1785 Research f. 1786 Cannon's position f. 1788 Cost f. 1789-1791 Opposition and support to Cannon f. 1793 Correspondence on the Kinzua Plan f. 1797-1802 Meramec Basin Corporation f. 1803-1805 METHODIST. Pamphlets and clippings about the church organization. Correspondence with Church treasurer about dues. f. 1806 MEXICO, MISSOURI. Clippings about the city. f. 1807-1814 MIMEOGRAPHED LETTERS. Dealing with state and national issues. Missouri farms (folder 1807). Vocational education (folder 1808). Appropriations Committee (folder 1812). f. 1815 MINIMUM WAGE. f. 1816-1819 MISSISSIPPI ISLAND. Correspondence concerning the name, location and ownership of an island in the Mississippi River. f. 1820-1833 MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Reports, correspondence, and clippings about various dam projects. Progress of Clarksville Dam (folder 1822). Bear Creek Reservoir, its passage and appropriations (folders 1825, 1826. f. 1834-1837 MISSISSIPPI RIVER PARKWAY. Report to Congress on the progress of the Parkway Commission. f. 1838-1848 MISSOURI. Newspaper and Congressional Record clippings, eulogies, bills, statistics. f. 1849-1851 MISSOURI BASIN SURVEY COMMISSION. Articles and reports on flood control, recommendations on various plans. f. 1852-1860 MISSOURI BATTLESHIP. History of the U.S.S. Battleship Missouri and correspondence related to the presentation of the model. f. 1861 MISSOURI EDISON COMPANY. Missouri Edison Company's franchise. f. 1862-1882 MISSOURI FARMERS ASSOCIATION. Information concerning its relation to politics, federal farm programs, the public, and federal legislation. f. 1862 MFA, MFA cooperatives, and federal farm programs f. 1874 Public relations f. 1876-1877 Question of taxing the cooperatives f. 1878-1880 Selection of Secretary of Agriculture, 1960 f. 1883 MISSOURI MILITARY ACADEMY. f. 1884-1891 MISSOURI RIVER. Correspondence and clippings on various flood control projects. Advantages to the farmers of a channel in Missouri River (folder 1890). f. 1892-1896 MISSOURI SOCIETY. Society of Missourians in Washington, D.C.— correspondence and clippings about its origin, social functions, and members. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 24 f. 1897 MISSOURI STATE PARK BOARD. Clippings and correspondence about Cannon's support. f. 1898-1918 MISSOURI UNIVERSITY. University's relation to State finances and national research funds. Emphasis on University Presidents. f. 1904-1905 Cannon's honorary degree f. 1908-1912 Issue of a commemorative stamp of Journalism School f. 1915-1917 Efforts to get a research reactor with NASA funds f. 1919-1936 MISSOURI VALLEY AUTHORITY. MVA and TVA—both pro and con. f. 1919-1924 Publications by National Farmers’ Union and Missouri Forum f. 1925-1936 Reports and research on the Pick Sloan project f. 1937-1938 MOBERLY, MISSOURI. Correspondence on flood control, Cannon's trip and speech. f. 1939-1940 MONEY LETTERS FROM NATIONAL COMMITTEE. f. 1941-1943 MONTGOMERY CITY DINNER. Social and political engagements. Invitations and responses. f. 1944-1945 MOTHER'S DAY. Clippings and Congressional Record excerpts eulogizing motherhood. f. 1946-1947 MUSIC. Clippings of articles and excerpts of speeches regarding music. f. 1948-1949 NAPOLEON. Articles on his contributions to man and his private life. f. 1950 NATIONAL DEBT. News articles about the Balanced Economy and lowering taxes while reducing debts, 1944-1962. f. 1951-1952 NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION. Clippings and membership lists. f. 1953-1965 NEGROES. Reports, speeches, and clippings on the development of the negro in America, educational, religious and political institutions. Marcus Garvey speech (folder 1955). f. 1966-1970 NEWSPAPERS. Clippings dealing with the accuracy of news reporting and various opinions of it. Newspapers' bias (folder 1970). f. 1971-1997 NEWSPAPERS. Articles focusing on the values of small town or county papers, with examples of several Missouri papers. Correspondence about farmers and newspapers (folder 1987). Correspondence with editors about progress in reporting. An analysis of free press (f. 1993-1994). f. 1998 NIEDNER, ROBERT N. (1947-48). Clippings on opposition in Missouri's 9th District in 1948. f. 1999 NASSER, MARION A. Personal letters to Cannon's friend--well respected as an educator. f. 2000 OIL. f. 2001-2003 OLD AGE PENSIONS. Clippings relating to old age pensions, social security and the Townsend Plan. Statistics from Department of Health, Education and welfare on Social Security (folder 2003). f. 2004 ONE PACKAGE. f. 2005-2006 ONE VOTE RULE. Cannon's notes on the importance of one vote in elections and legislation. Legislative Research report on issues decided C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 25

by one vote in U.S. Senate. f. 2007 ORISKANY CHRISTENING. Clippings and correspondence relating to christening of U.S.S. Oriskany by Mrs. Cannon in 1945. f. 2008-2010 OZARK AIRLINES. Correspondence relating to C.A.B. suspension of Ozark Airline route between Columbia and Springfield and Joplin. Includes Elmer Ellis, Lester Cox (M.U. Board of Curators), John M. Dalton, George D. Clayton, Jr. f. 2011 PAGE, WILLIAM TYLER. f. 2012-2013 PANAMA. Correspondence relating to Cannon's visit to Panama Canal Zone in 1952. Correspondence and clippings relating to communist and anti-American activities in Panama. Correspondence relating to Cannon Resolution on anti-American riots in Panama in 1964. f. 2014-2016 PARIS SKY-CHIEF. Correspondence relating to TWA's inaugural trans-Atlantic flight and Cannon's participation on it in 1945. f. 2017-2019 PARLIAMENTARY. Correspondence and clippings relating to parliamentary procedure. f. 2020 PATHFINDER. Article in Pathfinder (Dec. 13, 1941) about Cannon. Correspondence commenting on the article. f. 2021-2032 PEACE. Clippings relating to peace and disarmament especially the Washington Naval Conference. Letter from General John J. Pershing to Cannon concerning war memorial (folder 2031). f. 2033 PEACE CORPS. f. 2034 PEARSON LETTER. Correspondence relating to a Drew Pearson column (July 20, 1960) crediting Cannon with parliamentary maneuvers beneficial to the nomination of John F. Kennedy at the 1960 Democratic National Convention. Cannon's reply to Pearson. f. 2035-2038 PHYSICIANS. Clippings relating to physicians and medicine. f. 2040-2044 POETRY. Clippings of poems. f. 2045 POISON IVY. f. 2046-2060 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN BOOKS AND ADVERTISEMENTS. Printed political pamphlets, flyers, and advertisements covering the elections of 1922-1962. Includes material from John W. Davis, Al Smith, Thomas C. Hennings, James A. Reed. f. 2061-2090 POLITICS: CLIPPINGS. Clippings relating to national politics. Campaign material circulated by Cannon (folders 2084-2085). f. 2091-2093 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS. Correspondence relating to Cannon's contributions to Democratic County and National Committees. Correspondence with Sam Rayburn concerning financial assistance from the Democratic National Committee for Cannon's 1946 campaign. Correspondence with several labor unions concerning contributions. f. 2094-2128 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE. Form letters, congratulations, endorsements and general political correspondence. f. 2102 Endorsements from labor groups, farm groups, Anti-Saloon League C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 26

f. 2096 Correspondence dealing with women's suffrage f. 2123 Continental Airlines bi-partisan fund raising campaign f. 2129-2142 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES. Copies of official campaign expenditures as filed with Missouri Secretary of State and U.S. House, 1922-1962. f. 2143-2149 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN FOR MINORITY PLACE. Correspondence relating to Cannon's campaign for a position on the House minority staff in 1921. Correspondence among Champ Clark and Democratic members of the House in behalf of Cannon. f. 2150-2159 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN FORMS AND FORM LETTERS. Form letters from campaigns of Champ Clark, Elliot W. Jamor, John Nance Garner, James A. Reed, Carl Vinson. Form letters sent by Cannon in elections of 1922-1962 dealing with farm problem, muscle shoals, Republicans. Form letters sent by Cannon, high School graduations, birthdays, anniversaries, deaths. f. 2160 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN ITINERARY. Itineraries of Cannon's campaign trips, 1922-1962. f. 2161 POLITICS: CAMPAIGN LITHOGRAPHS. Campaign posters, 1922- 1928. Poster of Osmund Haenssler (1926). f. 2162-2167 POLITICS: DECLARATION OF CANDIDACY. Formal declarations of candidacy. Receipts for payment of candidacy fees. f. 2168-2178 POLITICS: MISCELLANEOUS CAMPAIGN MATERIAL. Clippings relating to political campaigns. Cannon's voting record, 1924-1925 (folder 2169) f. 2179 POLITICS: MISCELLANEOUS PHOTOS. Photos of Cannon, Mrs. Cannon. Photos of Cannon with Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry A. Wallace, James S. Farley, Sam Rayburn, John W. McCormick, John M. Dalton. f. 2180-2182 POLITICS: PARTY PLATFORMS. Clipping relating to party platforms and national political issues. f. 2183-2184 POLITICS: PATRONAGE LETTERS. Form letters giving Cannon's views on patronage. Replies to patronage requests. f. 2185-2188 POLITICS: SPEECHES AND SPEECH MATERIAL. Campaign speeches and speech material of a general nature. Responses to hecklers. f. 2189-2192 POLITICS: VOTING STATISTICS. Statistics of elections in Cannon's district. f. 2193 POLLARD, STANLEY. f. 2194 POMME DE TERRE. f. 2195 POSTAL RATES. f. 2196-2197 POSTMASTERS. Clippings and correspondence relating to the operation of the Post Office Department and securing new post office buildings. f. 2198 POWELL, J.B. Clippings relating to Powell's sudden death at University of Missouri Alumni meeting in Washington. Speech by Powell on Far Eastern affairs. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 27 f. 2199-2200 POWER. Clippings relating to public power. f. 2201-2203 PRAYER. Clippings of prayers. Prayers written by Cannon. f. 2204-2209 PRECEDENTS: CANNON. Letters of requests and acknowledgment for copies of Cannon's Precedents of the House of Representatives, Cannon's Procedure in the House of Representatives, and Hinds' Precedents of the House of Representatives from members of Congress and state legislatures, government officials, libraries, state historical societies, organizations, and individuals. List of recipients, House joint resolution for printing, and comments on Cannon's Precedents. f. 2210-2212 PRECEDENTS: HOUSE. Clippings and correspondence covering precedents on parliamentary procedures of the House of Representatives. Copy of discharge motions. Clippings and continued correspondence on reviews and printing of Cannon's Precedents, requests and acknowledgment of Cannon's Precedents and Procedure and Hinds' Precedents. Copy of bill on the printing and distribution of Hinds' Precedents. Copy of Parliamentary Law by H.A. Phillips and J.P. Curran. f. 2213 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, 1916. Tally sheet on the electoral vote for the President and Vice President. Certification by Cannon, Journal Clerk of the House, on it authenticity. f. 2214 PRESS. Copies of radio broadcasts on appropriations, federal liberty aid, and amendment to the Davis-Bacon Act. Clippings on freedom of the press, problems, and press associations. Correspondence on international broadcasting and request for radio broadcast materials. f. 2215 PRICE SUPPORTS. Clipping on price support program for agriculture. f. 2216-2236 PROCEDURE: CANNON. Letters of requests and acknowledgment for copies of Cannon's Procedure in the House of Representatives from members of Congress and state legislatures, government officials, members of judiciary, libraries, organizations, law offices, newspapermen, Democratic party members, and individuals. Joint resolutions on reprinting. Lists of recipients. Questions on parliamentary procedure referred to Cannon for comment. f. 2237 PROHIBITION. Clippings on problems and statistics concerning alcoholism and support for the Bryson bill for national prohibition. f. 2238 PROJECT: AUDRAIN COUNTY. Correspondence on the Mexico Lumber Company Case relative to conference and ruling of the U.S. Department of Labor. f. 2239 PROJECT: CALLAWAY COUNTY. Notes on construction of the Armory in Fulton for the National Guard. f. 2240 PROJECTS: FRANKLIN COUNTY. Correspondence and clippings on construction of U.S. Army Reserve Center and sanitary sewer line in Washington City, Sullivan City Memorial Hospital, interceptor sewer stabilization lagoon in Bland City, improvement of water systems in Pacific City, Union and St. Clair, and commemorative stamp for Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 28 f. 2241 PROJECT: GASCONADE COUNTY. Correspondence on sewerage facilities project in Hermann City. f. 2242 PROJECTS: GRUNDY COUNTY. Correspondence and clippings on construction of the Wright Memorial Hospital, improvement of the electric system and waste stabilization lagoon in Trenton, and construction of water system in Galt City. f. 2243 PROJECT: KNOX COUNTY. Correspondence on highways. f. 2244 PROJECT: LEWIS COUNTY. Correspondence on flood control in town of Canton. f. 2245-2263 PROJECTS; LINCOLN COUNTY. Correspondence, reports, and clippings on Elsberry Soil Conservation Nursery, inclusion of the Union Creek Branch to Lost Creek Watershed project, construction of Route NN and Route W, sewer and sewage disposal projects, goose refuge, interior flood control of the Elsberry Drainage District, site for a vocational school, civil defense program and others. f. 2264 PROJECT: MACON COUNTY. Correspondence on lift station and force main. f. 2265-2290 PROJECTS: MARION COUNTY. Correspondence and clippings on Hannibal City projects. Airport. New federal building. Post office building. Park. Acquisition of riverboat Mississippi. Rebuilding of Mark Twain Memorial Lighthouse. Improvement of Levering Hospital. Flood control. Application for Accelerated Public Works Act grant, etc. Applications of Hannibal City as site for proposed penal facilities, satellite tracking and read-out station, Agricultural Hall of Fame, research laboratories for space flight studies and water pollution control, data processing center of Internal Revenue Service, and youth work camp. Problems on unemployment, boat harbor, loss of factories, etc. Celebration of Tom Sawyer Day and centennial of first run of mail car. Projects in Palmyra: connection with Highway 61, road and other public works improvement, application for an Accelerated Public Works Act grant. f. 2291 PROJECTS: PIKE COUNTY. Correspondence on remedial sewer work in Clarksville City and expansion of Hercules Plant in Louisiana, Missouri. f. 2292 PROJECTS: RALLS COUNTY. Correspondence on sewer system in New London City, and water works and reservoir improvement in Perry City. f. 2293 PROJECTS: RANDOLPH COUNTY. Correspondence and clippings on projects in Moberly City. Establishment of General Bradley Trophy Room. Public works improvement. New security prison. Home for senior citizens. Airport facilities. f. 2294-2298 PROJECTS: ST. CHARLES COUNTY. Correspondence and clippings: water supply system, federal grants to school districts, housing project, restoration of Missouri's first capitol, St. Charles bridge, St. Joseph Hospital, improvement of sewer system, highway maintenance and traffic problems, home for senior citizens, mosquito C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 29

control, flood control, etc. Establishing St. Charles as eastern extremity of Lewis and Clark Expedition. f. 2299 PROJECT: SCOTLAND COUNTY. Correspondence on the watershed work plan for the Bear Creek Watershed. f. 2300 PROJECT: SHELBY COUNTY. Correspondence on the acquisition of copies of census reports and Agriculture Yearbook by the Carnegie Public Library, Shelbina. f. 2301 PROJECT: WARREN COUNTY. Correspondence on construction of a new Army National Guard armory at Warrenton. f. 2302-2307 PUBLICITY. Clippings of feature articles, editorial cartoons, and addresses on life of Cannon, his performance as House parliamentarian and appropriations committee chairman. Citations and tributes. Election record materials. Comments on Saturday Evening Post article "Nobody Loves Clarence" in March 25, 1950 issue and Time cover story of House leadership in Feb. 2, 1959 issue. f. 2308-2309 PUBLIC WORKS COMMISSION. Correspondence and copies of bills introduced by Cannon on the construction of the Mississippi Valley Parkway and adjustment of tolls charged by the Wayland Special Road District No. 1 of Clark County, Missouri. f. 2310-2312 QUARANTINE. Correspondence on amendments proposed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture to the Nursery Stock, Plant and Seed Quarantine No. 37 without weakening safeguards against the introduction of foreign plant pests. f. 2313-2315 QUOTATIONS. Quotations from literature on various subjects, famous lines of famous men, and meaning of certain words. f. 2316-2318 REDISTRICTING-LEGISLATIVE. Clippings on legislation in Congress concerning congressional redistricting of the states. Action of the Missouri General Assembly for the state. f. 2319 REED, JAMES A. Clippings on activities as U.S. senator from Missouri, i.e., opposition to prohibition and membership of the U.S. in the World Court of the League of Nations, investigation on campaign funds, Denby ouster resolution, oil lease scandal, etc. Feature story as candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, 1924. f. 2320 RELIGION. Clippings on Baptists in Congress, sermon from the Methodist Church, hospital work of Catholic nuns, Memorial Day for peace, return to religiou, others. f. 2320 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. f. 2321 RESOLUTIONS. Endorsement by the Ninth Congressional District Democratic Committee of Democratic Party members elected to the U.S. Congress and the Missouri state government. Commendation of Cannon for his stand relative to cuts of non-war expenditures and support of the rural electrification program. f. 2322 REYNAUD, PAUL. Clippings and correspondence on the former premier of France in conference with leaders of the World Brotherhood movement. Views on a United States of Europe. Record in France during the Second World War. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 30 f. 2323-2330 RICKOVER, HYMAN G. Correspondence relative to activities in directing the joint Atomic Energy Commission and Navy nuclear propulsion program. Progress reports on sea trials of nuclear powered submarines. Report on education in Russia as compared to the U.S. Comments on this report. Clipping on his book: American Education-- A National Failure. Copies of speeches. Award of the Congressional Gold Medal and nomination to permanent rank of Vice Admiral. f. 2331 RIVERS (DAMS). Clippings on legislation for river and harbor improvements. Flood control through construction of small dams. Dam projects at Bull Shoals, Cedar Hill, Osage River. f. 2332-2334 RIVER-FLOOD CONTROL. Clippings on the Missouri basin development plans for flood control. Flood conditions and problems. Hearings of the Missouri Basin Survey Commission. Effects of the work of the Army Engineers Corps on flood conditions. f. 2335 RIVERS: GENERAL. Clippings on flood control in the Osage River and the Missouri River. Reports on the Flood Control Program of the Department of Agriculture and the Civil Functions Program of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to the House Committee on Public Works. f. 2336-2342 ROADS. Correspondence and clippings on construction of state highways and farm-to-market roads in Missouri. Federal and state legislation and appropriations. Needs and problems. Proposal for a national interstate highways system. f. 2343 ROELLIG, HUGO W. Letters of H. Roellig of St. Charles, Missouri, on poll results he took about issues in the government, and his opinions concerning the Becker amendment and freedom of speech. f. 2344 ROLLBACKS. Clippings and correspondence on the operation of rollback upon the price of livestock. f. 2345 ROMJUE, MILTON A. Clippings and correspondence on activities as representative from the first congressional district, Missouri, i.e., investigation of civil service jobs, Democratic nomination for Governor in 1930, vote against resolution charging President Hoover with high crimes, scuffle with Cannon at the House, effect of redistricting. f. 2346-2357 ROTARY. Clippings on the Rotary Club, aims, organization, membership and services. Speeches before the Rotary Club. Reference and speech materials on various topics for the Rotary. f. 2358 RUBBER. Clippings on the shortage of rubber and sale of government synthetic rubber plants to private industry. f. 2359-2362 RULES. Clippings on the nature of work and power of the Committee of Rules of the House of Representatives. Deliberations and resolutions on proposed amendments to the House rules. Parliamentary clerks. f. 2363-2383 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION: GENERAL. Correspondence and clippings on services, projects and statistics. Federal legislation and appropriations. Power supply shortage conditions in Missouri. Applications for loans and materials. Problems and cases of electric cooperatives. Voting records on REA. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 31

Appreciation for Cannon's support of rural electrification programs. f. 2384-2388 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION; HERMANN CITY, MO. Correspondence on construction of electric facilities under the Southwestern Power Administration. Additional power supply situation. Permanent substation. Private power companies. f. 2389-2393 RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION: NORTHEAST MISSOURI. Clippings and correspondence on the Northeast Electric Power cooperative. Allocation applications to REA. Proposed purchase of power from Louisiana Plant. Power supply situation. Resolution on use of funds. Delinquency on REA loans. f. 2394-2404 RUSSIA. Clippings on government, leaders, communism, economy, U.S.-Soviet relations, nuclear advances, space program, life in general, etc. f. 2405 SAFETY. Clippings relating to safety and first aid. f. 2406 ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL. Notes of federal funds to St. Joseph's hospital in St. Charles. f. 2407 SALES TAX. Clippings on sales tax. f. 2408-2429 SALT RIVER. Clippings, correspondence, reports, and notes concerning the planning and promotion of Joanna Dam, an Army Engineer drainage and flood control project on the Salt River in northeast Missouri, which was renamed Clarence Cannon Dam in 1965. Material concerns plans, appropriations, local support for and against, problems incurred in the promotion and early construction of the dam. f. 2430-2434 SATELLITES. Clippings, bulletins, and press releases relating to Soviet and U.S. space programs. f. 2435 SCHOFIELD, WILLIAM A. Clipping on William A. Schofield. f. 2436 SCHOOLEY, HERSCHEL, 1936-1958. Clippings concerning the career of Herschel Schooley, a Republican candidate for Cannon's seat in Congress and later Director of Public Information in the Defense Department during the Eisenhower Administration. f. 2437-2439 SCHOOL LUNCHES, 1946-1958. Clippings, correspondence, and speeches concerning the federal support of the school lunch program. f. 2440-2451 SCHOOLS. Clippings concerning the quality, role, and financing of modern education, Missouri schools, teachers' salaries, federal aid to education. f. 2452-2458 SCOUTS (GIRL AND BOY). Clippings, correspondence, and reports undated, 1926-1959, concerning the organization of a scout troop in Elsberry, Congressional Record speeches on the value of scouting, congratulatory letters to mothers of sons who have received Eagle Scout ranking, clippings concerning Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts, invitations to Cannon for Boy Scout District meetings in his district. f. 2459 SENIORITY, 1948. Correspondence with a Harvard student regarding the seniority committee system in Congress. f. 2460 SHIELD, MARC, 1944-1945. Correspondence with Marc Shield concerning his retirement as clerk of the House appropriations Committee. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 32 f. 2461 SHORT, DEWEY. Pamphlets, clippings, and correspondence relating to the career of Dewey Short, Republican Congressman from Missouri's 7th District, Cannon's alleged comments about Short in drew Pearson's column, and Cannon's response to the article in the Congressional Record. Letters between Cannon and Short regarding Short's duties in the Department of the Army. f. 2462-2464 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, 1957-1964. Correspondence relating to the establishment of a National Portrait Gallery as a bureau in the Smithsonian Institute, appointments to the Board of Regents to the Institute, discussion of lending the Hope Diamond to the Louvre, Cannon's reappointment to the Board of Regents, construction of the Institute's Museum of History and Technology, and correspondence regarding retirement of Dr. Leonard Carmichael as Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. f. 2465-2467 SOCIAL SECURITY, 1948-1962. Clippings, bulletins, and Congressional Record speeches concerning social security, farmers and social security, and Medicare. f. 2468 SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY. Correspondence relating to Cannon's honorary degree from Southeastern University in June 1958. (See also folders 470-471). f. 2469-2923 SPEECHES. Clippings, correspondence, drafts and lists of speeches relating to addresses given by Clarence Cannon during his Congressional career concerning various activities of Congress, dedications, introductions, and testimonials. Topic of speeches cover a variety of issues in politics, government, agriculture, education, labor, history, religion, and the press. Often there is important correspondence relating to the topic of the speech or the occasion of the address. Noteworthy is material dealing with election campaigns and machinery (folders 2498-2532), federal spending (folder 2469), and the Hayden-Cannon dispute in 1962 over joint appropriations committee meetings (folders 2916-2929). A complete index of the speeches and related material is on a separate list in folder 2469. f. 2924-2925 SQUIRES. Correspondence and clippings regarding Cannon's appointment as a Missouri Squire in 1960 and subsequent balloting of Squires in 1961, 1962 and 1963. f. 2926-2929 STARK, LLOYD C., 1930-1949. Clippings and correspondence concerning the career of Lloyd C. Stark, Governor of Missouri, 1937- 1941. Plans for his nomination, his relations with T.J. Pendergast and speculations in 1940 on running as Roosevelt's Vice Presidential candidate. f. 2930-2931 STEADMAN, CHARLES. Notes, correspondence, clippings, and speeches relating to Charles Steadman, last Civil War veteran to serve in the Congress of the United States, and Cannon's intended remarks about Steadman in Congress on the celebration of his 90th birthday. Clippings on the death of Steadman in 1930 and notes concerning Cannon's efforts to have Steadman's daughter, Mrs. Katherine Palmer C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 33

fill his unexpired term. Correspondence relating to the location of a Veterans Administration hospital in Steadman's district. f. 2932-2934 STEPHENS COLLEGE. Notes and copies of a recruitment pamphlet written by Cannon while employed by Stephens College (1904-1908). Clippings relating to the appointment of Homer P. Rainey as President of the College, Cannon's comments on "Laudemus Te" the Stephens College song Cannon wrote. Correspondence concerning copyright and recording royalties of "Laudemus Te", the writing of a history of Stephens College, and letters from old friends at Stephens. f. 2935-2940 SUBSIDIES. Clippings and correspondence relating to government subsidies. Paper on farm subsidies by F.A. Harper (1945). Memo by W.R. Ogg on incentive payments for flax production. Clippings relating to the food stamp program, folder 2941. f. 2941 SUBSIDIES: FOOD STAMPS. f. 2942 SULLIVAN, LEONOR K. f. 2943 SULLIVAN, MISSOURI, AIRPORT. Correspondence relating to the dedication of Sullivan Airport. f. 2944 SUNDAY SCHOOL Clippings relating to Bible studies, prayers, verses. Receipts of materials prdered bu Cannon. f. 2945 SURVIVAL. Clippings relating to national defense. f. 2946 SYMINGTON, STUART. Correspondence of general nature with Senator Symington. Symington speech to 1958 Missouri Democratic Convention. f. 2947-2949 TAX. Clippings and notes relating to federal taxes, proposed tax cuts, and deficit spending. 1928 report on delinquent taxes in Cannon's district. f. 2950-2953 TEACHERS. Clippings relating to school teachers. f. 2954 TEAMSTERS. f. 2955 TELEVISION. f. 2956-2958 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY. Clippings and correspondence relating to T.V.A. and its subsidiaries. Report of Tennessee Valley Public Power Association on the Dixon-Uates proposal. Commendations to Cannon for his support of T.V.A. f. 2959 TERCENTENARY. Clippings relating to New Castle, Delaware Tercentenary. f. 2961-2972 TESTIMONIALS. Endorsements of colleagues for re-election, including Estes Kefauver, Herbert C. Bonner, Joseph M. Montoya, Clinton P. Anderson, Carl Hayden. f. 2973-2978 TESTIMONIALS: LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION. Letters written recommending people from Cannon's district for political appointments, jobs. Similar letters from Champ and Bennett Clark. f. 2979 THANKSGIVING. f. 2980 TIDELANDS. f. 2981 TIME MAGAZINE. Correspondence relating to an unflattering article in Time (June 27, 1955) about Cannon's role in a House dispute over public works. C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 34 f. 2982-3001 TOWN. Clippings relating to small town life. f. 3002 TOWNSEND PLAN. f. 3003 TREES. List of memorial and historic trees on U.S. Capitol grounds. f. 3004 TRUCE (KOREA). f. 3004A TRUMAN, HARRY S. f. 3005-3009 TUTTLE CREEK. Clippings and correspondence relating to proposed Tuttle Creek Dam and appropriations for the project. Cannon's views on dam and flood control in the Missouri Valley (folder 3008). f. 3010-3013 U-2 INCIDENT. Correspondence relating to speech by Cannon upholding President Eisenhower and U-2 flights in 1960. f. 3014 UNIFIED SUPPLY SYSTEM. f. 3015 UNITED NATIONS. f. 3016 UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING. f. 3017 UNIVERSITY. f. 3018 UNKNOWN SOLDIER. Correspondence relating to World War II and Korean War unknown soldiers internment (1958). Note on the origin of the flag on Cannon's casket. f. 3019 UTILITIES: STATE. f. 3020 VENDITTI, MRS. ANGELO. Clippings of anti-Cannon speech (1963). f. 3021-3039 VETERANS. Clippings, Congressional reports and bills concerning veterans benefits, bonuses, hospitals, G.I. Bill. f. 3040 VETERANS HOUSING. Lists of housing legislation passed by Congress for veterans after W.W. II. f. 3041 VISITORS. Notes on visitors to Cannon's Washington office. f. 3042 VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE. f. 3042A VOTING RECORD. f. 3043-3052 WAR. Clippings on cold war in U.S.-Soviet relations. Clash of ideologies. Military strength and nuclear threat. Defense problems. Soviet aggression and U.S. involvement in Europe. f. 3053-3058 WAR: POST WORLD WAR II. Clippings on war threats. Trouble spots in Europe, Greece, and Pacific area. Advances in atomic warfare. Foreign policies of U.S. and Russia. Security measures. f. 3059-3073 WASHINGTON, D.C. Clippings and pamphlets on the history of the capital city. The Capitol. White House. Other historic buildings and homes. Monuments. Presidents and first ladies. Officialdom and its activities. Social life. Architecture, sculpture, painting, landscaping and interesting sights of city. f. 3074-3077 WASHINGTON, GEORGE. Clippings and pamphlets on biography, political precepts, record during the Revolutionary War and presidency, authorship of Farewell Address. Tomb at Mt. Vernon and proposals by Congress for entombment at the Capitol. Addresses and tributes. Bi- centennial celebration. f. 3078-3080 WASHINGTON, MISSOURI. Clippings and correspondence on the city's development. Construction on Missouri bridge. Corncob pipe business. Industrial survey. Foreign aid. Copy of Report on Africa by C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 35

J. Miller, editor of the Washington Missourian. f. 3081 WATER. Clippings on demand and use, supply and conservation problems. Copy of paper: "Recent Technological Developments in Water Conversion and Purification in the U.S.A." by M.J. Deutch, engineer. f. 3082 WATERSHED. Copy of completion report on Lost Creek watershed protection project. f. 3083-3087 WATSON, B.B. Correspondence of Cannon and Watson, farm editor of Courier-Post, Hannibal, Missouri, on foreign trade and aid, fiscal and business matters, farming, public works projects, political situation, etc. f. 3088 WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE. Copy of bill reducing rate of withholding individual income taxes introduced by Cannon and referred to Committee. f. 3089-3104 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE. Correspondence and clippings on John Findley Green Foundation lecturers; Winston Churchill, Lord Hailsham of London, others. Commencement speakers; Vice President A.W. Barkley, Dean Rusk, others. Honorary degrees conferred on Chancellor J. Raab of Austria, Cannon, others. Restoration of Wren chapel as Churchill Memorial. Development of college. f. 3105 WETBACK BILL VOTE. Clippings of legislation and record of vote on Mexican immigrant workers. f. 3106-3112 WHITE HOUSE. Correspondence with Presidents Truman, Eisenhower and Johnson on budget, foreign relations and aid. Mutual security authorization legislation. Proposal for American Armed Forces Museum. Recommendations. Letter of appreciation for Cannon. Calls for conferences at White House. White House souvenirs. f. 3113-3115 WHITLOW, WILLIAM B. Clippings on campaigns for state senator from 10th District, Missouri, and for attorney general. f. 3116-3138 WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE. Correspondence and clippings on commencement, centennial, and Achievement Day programs. Honorary degrees conferred on President Truman, Cannon and others. Citations for Achievement awarded to Cannon and other alumni. Vice President Johnson, speaker at Achievement Day program. Development of college. Alumni affairs. f. 3139 WILLIAMSON, HUGH P. Clippings on activities as president of the Missouri Young Democratic Clubs. Copy of his pamphlet, Excerpts from a Brief History of Democracy in America and article, "Building a More Interesting Rural Life." f. 3140-3141 WILLIAM WOODS COLLEGE. Correspondence and clippings on invitations to commencement speakers, approval of loan for rebuilding physical facilities, college affairs and activities. f. 3142-3169 WOMEN. Clippings relating to women in politics, farm life, professional careers, and the home. Baccalaureate and Commencement addresses at Stephens College in 1909 (folder 3148). Legislative C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 36

Reference report on pioneer women (folder 3162). Lists of women in state legislatures and the 81st Congress (1949), and biographical sketches of women prominent in government. Legislative Reference report on women who were famous before the age of 30 (folder 3163). Pamphlet, "Women in the Democratic Party" (folder 3165). f. 3170 WOODROW WILSON CENTENNIAL. f. 3171 WORD AND WAY. Clippings from Baptist magazine. f. 3172 YANKEE CLIPPER FLIGHT. Correspondence and notes on first trans-Atlantic passenger flight (1939). (See Cannon European Trip, folder 492-493). f. 3173-3181 YOUNG MEN. Clippings relating to young people--education, morals, opportunities (folder 3173). Cannon's "Teen Age Ten Commandments." f. 3182 YOUTH. f. 3183-3202 MISCELLANEOUS CLIPPINGS. Record of New Deal accomplishments (folder 3183). f. 3203-3216 MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE. Correspondence between Cannon and constituents of a general nature such as congratulatory notes, invitations, etc. Short biography of Cannon (folder 3203).

Bills and Resolutions Series f. 3217-3266 Bills and resolutions introduced in the House by Cannon, and clippings and correspondence relating to them. f. 3217-3222 Index to the Congressional Record of Cannon's activities in the House. f. 3224 Bill for the relief of 3rd and 4th class postmaster f. 3231-3232 Cannon's bill on film censorship f. 3251 Correspondence and clippings on Cannon's proposed "one package" appropriations bill. f. 3260-3262 Correspondence relating to bill to remove tariff from bamboo stems used in the production of corn cob pipes at Washington, Missouri.

Photographs Series f. 3267-3272 Miscellaneous photographs of Cannon and others, including Fred H. Gillett, John N. Bankhead, John W. McCormick, Nicholas Longworth, Sam Rayburn, LeRoy Collins, Hyman Rickover, Douglas MacArthur (autographed), Mrs. Cannon, Harry S. Truman (autographed). f. 3273 Smithsonian Institution Regents, 1959; 1957 budget hearings. f. 3274 Dwight Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, Harry S. Truman (autographed). OVERSIZE f. 3275 Democratic National Conventions, 1924, 1944, 1960. OVERSIZE f. 3276-3277 House Appropriations Committee, 1943, 1954, 1955, 1960, 1964. OVERSIZE C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 37 f. 3278 Cartoons f. 3279 Certificates of honor; German "Ban the Bomb" poster. OVERSIZE

News Clippings, Publications, and Schedules Series f. 3280 Miscellaneous political clippings f. 3281-3284 Death notices; accounts of Cannon's funeral f. 3285-3286 Obituaries of Cannon f. 3287 Congressional reminiscences f. 3288-3289 Political repercussions of Cannon's death analyzed f. 3290 Presentation of Cannon's papers to Western Historical Manuscripts Collection f. 3291-3294 Cannon Dam f. 3295 Miscellaneous articles in which Cannon's name appears f. 3296-3299 Miscellaneous publications f. 3300 Copies of campaign schedules, 1934-1954

Scrapbooks Series v. 1-4 WASHINGTON NEWS. Cannon's newspaper column in chronological order from July 1937 to May 1949. v. 5-6 CAMPAIGN SCRAPBOOKS. Clippings and campaign materials from 1922 to 1962. v. 7-9 SPEECH MATERIAL. Clippings of jokes, Bible verses, verses, stories, etc. v. 10-109 SCRAPBOOKS. Clippings and mementos in chronological order from 1896 to 1964. v. 10 1903-1910 v. 11 1896-1910 v. 12 1910-1914 v. 13 1915-1922 v. 14 1922 v. 15 1922-1924 v. 16 1924-1925 v. 17 1924-1925 v. 18 1925-1926 v. 19 1926-1927 v. 20 1927-1928 v. 21 1928 v. 22 1928-1929 v. 23 1929-1930 v. 24 1929-1932 v. 25 1930-1931 v. 26 1931-1932 v. 27-28 1932 v. 29 1933 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 38

v. 30-31 1933-1934 v. 32 1934-1935 v. 33 1935 v. 34 1935-1936 v. 35 1936 v. 36 1936-1937 v. 37 1937-1938 v. 38 1938 v. 39 1938-1939 v. 40 1939 v. 41 1940 v. 42 1940-1941 v. 43 1941 v. 44 1941-1942 v. 45 1942 v. 46 1942-1943 v. 47-48 1943 v. 49-50 1944 v. 51-52 1945 v. 53 1945-1946 v. 54-55 1946 v. 56 1946-1947 v. 57 1947 v. 58 1947-1948 v. 59 1948 v. 60 1948-1949 v. 61-63 1949 v. 64 1949-1950 v. 65-66 1950 v. 67 1950-1951 v. 68 1951 v. 69 1951-1952 v. 70-71 1952 v. 72 1952-1953 v. 73 1953 v. 74 1953-1954 v. 75-76 1954 v. 77 1954-1955 v. 78-80 1955 v. 81 1955-1956 v. 82 1956 v. 83 1956-1957 v. 84-87 1957 v. 88 1957-1958 v. 89-90 1958 v. 91 1958-1959 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 39

v. 92-93 1959 v. 94 1959-1960 v. 95-97 1960 v. 98-99 1961 v. 100-102 1962 v. 103 1962-1963 v. 104-105 1963 v. 106 1963-1964 v. 107 1964-1965 v. 108 1964. Focused on his death, the funeral, eulogies, and past achievements. v. 109 1964. Expressions of sympathy to Mrs. Cannon in the form of letters, telegrams, flower cards. v. 110-118 CANNON'S PROCEDURE. Manuals which serve as a guide or system of procedure in the House of Representatives, published from 1920- 1963. v. 119 CANNON'S RULES OF THE HOUSE. A manual of rules of practices of the House of Representatives compiled by Cannon in 1949. v. 120 HEARINGS ON PRECEDENTS. First Deficiency Appropriations Bill. Hearings before the Subcommittee of the House Committee on Appropriations. v. 121 CHAMP CLARK MEMORIAL ADDRESSES. Speeches by various Congressmen on March 3, 1921, the day following his death. v. 122 FLOOD CONTROL BUDGET. Looseleaf notebook of budget estimates for fiscal year 1952, compiled by the Flood Disaster Administration. v. 123 CANNON MEMORIAL ADDRESSES. Delivered in Congress May 12, 1964. v. 124 ELSBERRY HIGH SCHOOL'S SMOKE SIGNAL. 1964 yearbook, dedicated to Cannon with pictures of the funeral and President Johnson in attendance.

Miscellaneous Series

Box 99 FAMILY GENEALOGIES AND FAMILY LETTERS. Seven family histories compiled by Cannon. The families are Mayes, Whiteside, Wigginton, Wilkinson, Dawson, Kemper and Cannon. Box 100 MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS. Publications on labor, Department of Labor, unions, Monthly Labor Review hearing about foreign affairs; information on the military; and information on flood control. Box 101 VOTING RECORDS.

Certificates Series [OVERSIZE]

C-1 High School diploma C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 40

B-2, C-1 Degrees from La Grange, William Jewell and University of Missouri B-2, C-1 Honorary degrees from Westminster College, William Jewell, Southwestern University, and University of Missouri B-2, C-1 Masonic certificates B-2 American Farm Bureau Federation Certificate of Service B-2 Attorney's License A-1, B-2 Statements of election, 1916-1962 A-1 House and Senate resolutions regarding death of Clarence Cannon, May 12, 1964

INDEX TERMS

Subject Folders Other Image A.P. Green Fire Brick Company 568 Acheson, Dean Gooderham (1893-1971) 1,319,505,643,2214,3106 Adams, Alva Blanchard 1126 Adams, Sherman (1899- ) 150 Agricultural Adjustment Act 1222,1284 Agricultural Hall of Fame, Bonner Springs, 2270,2272,2273 Kansas Agriculture 1468-1472,1480-1487,1513,2246- 2250,2257,2267,2310-2312 Agriculture, Cooperative 1863-1883 Agriculture--Government policy 636 Agriculture--Government policy, 1950s 841,842 Agriculture--Law and legislation 1159,1262 Agriculture--Missouri 713-714 Agriculture--Statistics--Missouri, 1925 1844 Aiken, George N. 151 Air lines 3172 Alabama, Muscle Shoals 1256,2104,2153,3206 Albert, Carl (1908- ) 24,233,2970,2981 Alcorn, Hugh Meade, Jr. (1907- ) 2182 Alexander, Hugh Q. 729,2970 Aliens 622 Allen, George E. 819 Allen, Henry T. 2103 Allred, James V. (1899-1959) 1 Alvord, Ellsworth Chapman (1895-1964) 1 Amberg, Richard Hiller (1912-1967) 1,1997,2013,3041 American Cancer Society 643,2176 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 41

Subject Folders Other Image American Farm Bureau Federation 22,23,319,1197,1204-1209,1262, v. 5 1279,2154,2937,2938 American Federation of Labor 11,468,1614,1616,1619,1621,1632, 1644,1646 American Federation of Labor-Congress of 22,53-55 Industrial Organizations American Federation of Labor-Congress of 50 Industrial Organizations, Committee on Political Education (COPE) American Legion 78-81,642,645,652,1328,3021,3022 American Legion, Missouri 79,80 American Library Association 18 American Medical Association 50,54,55,2038 American Pomological Society 467 American Public Power Association 24 American War Dads 3043,3044 American Zionist Council 19,2733 Andersen, H. Carl (1897- ) 1078 Anderson, Arthur C. 2092 Anderson, Clinton Presba (1895-1975) 151,160,2273,2274,2325,2971 Anderson, Robert Bernerd (1910- ) 1,3261 Anderson, Robert S. v. 92 Annenberg, Walter H. (1908- ) 844 Anti-Saloon League of America 2102,2191 Apportionment (Election law) 540,1584,2316-2318 Archeology, Missouri 1500-1502 Archive of Soil Science 1-3300 Armstrong, O. K. (1893-1987) 3251 Arnold, J. Burleigh 2924 Arnold, Wat (1879-1961) 399,404,425 Arthur, John L. 1641,1645 Aspinall, Wayne Norviel (1896- ) 594 Association of College Presidents of Missouri 2932 Colleges for Women Atkinson, John Morgan (1870-1934) 2153 Atwood, Frank Ely (1878-1943) 731 Audrain County Bankers Association 182 Automobile Club of Missouri 3216 Avery, Omer H. (1900- ) 797,2250,2318 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 42

Subject Folders Other Image Aylward, James P. (1885-1982) 1965 Bacon, Charles L. (1909- ) 81 Bacon, Robert L. 654 Bailey, John M. 933 Bailey, Josiah W. (1873-1946) 1310 Baker, Robert E. L. 3209 Baker, Roy G. 309 Baker, Thomas Frazier, III (1918- ) 2109 Bankhead, John Hollis (1872-1946) 2683,2938 Bankhead, William B. (1874-1940) 2,2154,2929 Banks and banking 165-196,2150 Banks and banking--Law and legislation, 1284 1930s Baptist Church--Missouri 197-209 Barkley, Alben William (1877-1956) 2,32,3092,3127,3128 Barnett, Claude A. 2 Barnhart, Henry A. 3142 Barr, Joseph W. (1918- ) 2 Bartle, H. Roe (1896-1974) 2 Barton, William T. 2058,2093 v. 5 Baruch, Bernard M. (1870-1965) 2,24,148,551 Bay, Charles W. 495 Beach, Edward L. 2 Bean, Louis H. 1126 Bear Creek Reservoir, Missouri 1824-1836 Becker, Charles U. (1868-1934) 2131 Behrens, Ray 769 Benson, Ezra Taft (1899-1994) 2,1162-1164,1171-1178,1215,1218, 1219,1226,1239,1295 Benton, Thomas Hart (1889-1975) 2,1534,2924 Benton, William (1900-1973) 502 Betts, Curtis A. 2163 Bibb, John W. 1775 Bible College of Missouri, Columbia, 732 Missouri Biddle, Francis (1886-1968) 2 Binderup, Charles G. ( -1950) v. 37 Binns, Walter Pope (1895-1966) 3,16,390,2913,2914 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 43

Subject Folders Other Image Bissell, Richard M., Jr. 3 Black, Eugene 2146 Blackmon, Fred L. 2146 Blacks 1953-1965 Blacks--Housing--Missouri, Elsberry 1074,1077,2170 Blacks--Missouri, Elsberry 1201 Blair, James T., Jr. (1902-1962) 3,54,105,484,1171,1534,1793,2167, 2229,2296,2924,3101,3102 Blanton, Harry C. (1891-1973) 2093,2124 Blanton, Thomas L. 3 Bledsoe, Mazie L. 1896 Bloom, Sol (1870-1949) 3206 Boggs, Hale (1914-1972) 3,588 Bolling, Richard (1916-1991) 3,232,233,393,394,470,843,2124, 2223,3007,3112,3251 Bolton, Frances P. (1885- ) 3043 Bonner, Herbert C. (1891-1965) 2962,3215 Bonus march on Washington, 1932 2168,3203 Bottger, Lorna (Mrs. Richard) 799,803,926 Bow, Frank T. 2013,2462 Bowles, Chester (1901- ) 3 Bowman, Frank L. 653 Boykin, Frank William (1885-1969) 3,2963 Boylan, John J. 3206 Boyle, Charles 90 Boyle, William M., Jr. (1902-1961) 3,536 Bradley, Omar N. (1893-1981) 3031 Bradshaw, Jean Paul (1906-1970) 2009 Brandon, William W. 2098 Brannan Farm Plan 1224,1285 Brannan, Charles Franklin (1903- ) 3,319,354,356,1159,1326,1358,2368 Brett, Bradford 196 Bridges--Missouri, St. Charles 2636,3206 Bridges--Missouri, Washington 3078 Briggs, Clay Stone 2146 Briggs, Frank P. (1894-1992) 4,248,249,755,1530,1585,1586,2220, 2243,2253,2255-2263,2291,3212 Brightman, Samuel C. 934 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 44

Subject Folders Other Image Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C. 3204 Brooks, Jack (1922- ) 4,2120,2124 Brotherhood of Firemen and Oilers 2099 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 2118 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and 19,2106 Engineers Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen 18,28,393 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Missouri 28 Brotherhood of Railway Clerks 2122 Brown, Charles H. (1920- ) 2009,2119 Brown, Dwight Huber (1887-1944) 2134 Brown, Nat S., Mrs. 2091 Brown, Neal A. 758,760 Browne, Edward E. 2154 Brunk, Larry 1018 Bryan, Charles W. 2050 Bryan, William Jennings (1860-1925) 251,653,2017 Bryant, William Cullen (1794-1878) 928 Buchanan, James P. 2076,2150 Buckley, Charles A. (1890-1967) 770,2308,2422 Budget--U.S. 600 Budget--U.S., 1952 32,2110 Burke, Arleigh 4 Burke, James A. (1910- ) 1535 Burton, Harold H. 4 Bush, Hilary A. (1905-1992) 4,3215 Bush, Vannevar (1890- ) 238 Bushey, Fred E. 694 Butler, Margaret 785,976 Butler, Paul M. (1905-1961) 4,424,543,817,847-852,855,924-928, 930,931,952,1221,2034,2126 Byrd, Harry Flood (1887-1966) 4,5,86,87,2102,3117,3118,3262 Byrnes, James F. (1879-1972) 5,1142,2147,2179 Caldwell, Edward R. 3216 Callison, Charles H. 2415 Campaign funds 2091-2093,2123 Canfield, Gordon (1898- ) 5 Cannon family--Genealogy Box 99 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 45

Subject Folders Other Image Cannon Foundation 547 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964) Cannon, Clarence, Cannon's Procedure in 636,2204-2209,2212,2217-2236 the House of Representatives Cannon, Clarence, Precedents of the House 2204-2209,2211,2212,2219,2220, of Representatives 2228 Cannon, Ida Dawson Wiggington (1885- v. 10,11 1975) Cannon, Joseph Gurney (1836-1926) 1094 Cape Au Gris Dam 757-759 Caraway, Thaddeus Horatius (1871-1931) 2147 Carlson, Frank (1893- ) 2273 Carmichael, Leonard 5,1910,1911,2462-2464 Carnahan, A. S. J. (1897-1968) 393,394,3212,3251 Carr, William G. 994 Carson, Jack H. 3213 Cartwright, Wilburn 2017 Carver, George Washington (1864-1943) 570 Case, Francis Higbee (1896-1962) 636 Case, John F. 1997 Catholic Church 571-586 Celebrezze, Anthony J. (1910- ) 5 Celler, Emanuel (1888-1981) 26,588 Census, Agricultural--Missouri 1225 Central Methodist College, Fayette, Missouri 598,2932 Central Wesleyan College, Warrenton, 2535,2536 Missouri Cerf, Bennett Alfred (1898-1971) 3213 Chamber of Commerce of the United States 22,176,177,1256 Chamber of Commerce, St. Louis, Missouri 16 Chance, F. Gano (1985-1981) 931,2924 Chapman, Oscar Littleton (1896- ) 5,354,538,23672368 Chariton River Flood Control 604-608 Chautauquas v. 12 China 2198 Chiperfield, Robert Bruce (1899-1971) 2970 Chough, Pyung Ok 6 Christian Church, 1947-1949 610 Christian College, Columbia, Missouri 2932 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 46

Subject Folders Other Image Christopher, George H. (1888-1959) 1216,2273,3263 Christy, Howad Chandler (1873-1952) 6 Church, Frank (1924-1984) 151 Churchill, Winston (1874-1965) 630,2116,3090,3103 Civil defense 17,1079,2250,2258 Civil rights, 1950s 1962 Clarence Cannon Courier 631-651 Clarence Cannon Dam and Reservoir 1532,1533,3291-3294 Clarence Cannon National Wildlife Refuge, 2263 Pike County, Missouri Clark, Bennett Champ (1890-1954) 6,22,105-197,636,652-654,1308, v. 12 1468,1471,1472,1558,2096,2143- 2150,2153,2154,2183,2184,2359, 2504,2643,2927,2975-2978 Clark, Frank 2146 Clark, Joseph S. (1901- ) 3262 Clay, Lucius DuBignon (1897-1978) 507 Clayton, George D., Jr. (1897- ) 754,1529,2009,2010,2013,2126, 2221,2271,2275,2280,2281,2282, 2286,2289 Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (1835-1910) 1715-1727 Clement, Frank Goad (1920-1969) 930 Climate, Research 95 Cloud, Tilghman R. (1902-1970) 2924,2925 Cloudy, Carl H. 1766,1767 Cloyd, Arthur G. 784 Coad, Merwin (1924- ) 1264 Cochran, John Joseph (1880-1947) 1023,2091,2205,2338 Cody, John P. 6,506,3208 Cohelan, Jeffery 3039 Cohen, Sydney S. 2097 Coil, Paul E. 269 Colborn, Robert Irvin (1899- ) 765,767-771,2422 Cole, William Sterling (1904- ) 150,3094 Coleman, Jessie F. 812,813 Colleges and universities 666-682,3100 Colleges and universities--Missouri 681,682 Collier, James W. 2145,2155 Collins, LeRoy (1909- ) 6,533,832,1357,2034 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 47

Subject Folders Other Image Collins, Ross A. 2147,2961 Columbo, Fred Ray (1903-1952) 311 Columbus, Christopher (c. 1449-1506) 683 Commerce 1269,1278 Compton, Arthur Holly (1892-1962) 6,309 Congress of Industrial Organizations 1614,1619,1622,1639,1640,1644, 1646 Congressional Record 712 Conservation 642,729,730,2938,2971,3205 Conservation, Missouri 1798 Continental Air Lines 2123 Cooley, Harold Dunbar (1897- ) 6,35,1237,1238,1879,2273,2967 Coolidge, Calvin (1872-1933) 6,1258,1469-1470,2065,2104 v. 19 Coontz, Robert Edward (1864-1935) 102 Cooper, Jere (1893-1957) 24,2981 Corn 637 Corncob pipes 599 Cottey College, Nevada, Missouri 2932 Cotton--Government policy 756 Covington, Joseph Ethridge (1911-1993) 6 v. 93 Cowles, John H. 7,1762 Cox, Edward Eugene (1880-1952) 1562 Cox, Lester Edmund (1895-1968) 2008 Cox, William M. 758 Coy, Wayne 1688 Crawford, Robert W. (1926- ) 279 Crisp, Charles R. (1870-1937) 2096,2147 Crosser, Robert (1874-1957) 2966 Crossley, Wallace (1874-1943) 2153 Crouch, John R. 567 Crowder, Enoch Herbert (1859-1932) 105,107 Crowe, Eugene B. 3234 Crowe, Smith N. 3214,3215 Cryptography 746 Cuba 9 Cuivre Baptist Association 197-209 Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, Troy, 1048 Missouri C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 48

Subject Folders Other Image Cuivre River State Park, Lincoln County, 747-751,2248,2250,2615 Missouri Culp, Carson W. 161,162,770,1790,1792,1796,1799, 1800,1825,1827,1828,1833 Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri 467,752-754,2616,2617,3215 Culver-Stockton College, Canton, Missouri, 567 Alumni Association Cummings, Homer Stille (1870-1956) 701 v. 13 Curley, James Michael (1874-1958) 7 Current River 454 Curtis, Thomas Bradford (1911-1993) 7,55,1788,2970 D'Alesandro, Thomas, Jr. 2965 Dalton, John Montgomery (1900-1972) 3,7,651,755,2008,2179,2280,2282, 2425,2532,2925,3104 Dams 643,755,757-773,1308,1332-1336, 2095,2194,2199,2970,3005-3009 Daniel, Margaret Truman (1924-2008) 35 Daniels, Wilbur F. (1913- ) 7,288,435,437,650,800,801 Darst, Joseph M. (1889-1953) 7,86,2108 Daughters of the American Revolution 468,2153,2622-2625 Davidson, Robert L. D. (1909- ) 7 Davis, Chester C. (1887-1975) 532,1069,1273,1274 Davis, Chester L. 429,430,2107,2110,2112 Davis, Edwin L. 2146 Davis, James C. 2967,2970 Davis, John W. (1873-1955) 7,2046,2102,2104 Davis, True, Jr. (1919-2003) 7 Davis-Bacon Act 2214,2242 Dawson family--Genealogy Box 97 Day, J. Edward 7 de Seversky, Alexander P. 3043 Dearmont, Russell L. (1891-1967) 2057,2101 Democratic Committees 1504,1506,1557-1568,1695,1696, 2220,2231 Democratic Congressional Committee 777 Democratic Congressional Dinner, 1964 732 Democratic Convention 1382,1503-1507,1560,1695,1696 Democratic Federation of Women's Clubs 976 Democratic National Committee 10,355,541,697,817-859,882-934, C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 49

Subject Folders Other Image 1221,2091,2092 Democratic National Committee, 1963 933 Democratic National Convention 865-874,877-881,921,927,928 Democratic National Convention, 1912 654 Democratic National Convention, 1920 885 Democratic National Convention, 1924 87-91,816,3275 Democratic National Convention, 1928 93,94,892 Democratic National Convention, 1932 897-899 Democratic National Convention, 1936 900 Democratic National Convention, 1938 905 Democratic National Convention, 1940 907 Democratic National Convention, 1944 3275 Democratic National Convention, 1952 914-920 Democratic National Convention, 1956 544,924,929,930 Democratic National Convention, 1960 23,932,3275 Democratic National Convention, Manual 818,821,828,875,876,1506,1507 Democratic National Convention--History 78,877 Democratic Party 935-957 Democratic Party, 1932 26 Democratic Party, 1954 950 Democratic Party, 1960 35 Democratic Party, Missouri, 1912 22 Democratic Party, Missouri, Franklin County, 300 Central Committee Democratic Party, Missouri, Maries County, 300 Central Committee Democratic Party, Missouri, Osage County, 291 Central Committee Democratic Party, Texas 268 Democratic Party--Guam, 1964 934 Democratic State Convention--Missouri 958-972 Democratic State Convention--Missouri, 2775 1950 Dempsey, John J. (1879-1958) 150 Denslow, Ray V. (1885-1960) 1757 Dent, Hubert S., Jr. 106 Denton, Winfield K. 2970 Depressions, Economic, 1930s 1020-1023,1122,2151 Deschler, Lewis 8 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 50

Subject Folders Other Image DeSeversky, Alexander P. (1894- ) 3043 Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) 3203 Dickinson, Clement C. (1849-1938) 1472,2105 Dickmann, Bernard F. (1888-1971) 2929 Dilliard, Irving (1904- ) 150 Dillon, C. Douglas (1909- ) 8,27,196,662 Dirksen, Everett McKinley (1896-1969) 85,510,511,513-515,635 Disabled American Veterans 9 Dixon, George 8 Dixon-Yates Controversy 2957,2981 Docking, George (1904-1964) 2034 Doenges, William C. 853,857 Dominick, Fred H. 2145, 2146 Donaldson, Jesse M. (1885-1970) 8 Donnell, Forrest C. (1884-1980) 8, 351, 1315 Donnelly, Phil M. (1891-1961) 8, 393, 394, 484, 814, 1457, 1463, 1638, 3116 Dooley, Thomas A., III 3264 Doolittle, James H. (1896- ) 2462 Douglas, Helen Gahagan (1900-1980) 583 Drewry, P. H. (1875-1947) 777, 2093 Dulles, Allen W. (1893-1969) 8, 555, 599 Dulles, John Foster (1888-1959) 9, 649, 2116, 2209 Dumbarton Oaks Conference 1540-1544 Duncan, John P. 1228 Duncan, Richard M. (1889- ) 2091, 2092 Dunn, Richard M. 976 Dunton, James G. 80 Dupre, H. Garland 2146 Durham, Carl 150, 2224, 2325 Dutton, Frederick G. (1923- ) 9 Duvall, Milton F. 1820, 1822 Dye, Peter L. 9 Dyer, Leonidas C. (1871-1957) 1470, 2159 Early, Stephen (1889-1951) 493 East Chariton Dam Association 763 Economic assistance, American 27, 33, 586, 649, 1358, 1359 Economic conditions, 1960s 607 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 51

Subject Folders Other Image Eden, Anthony (1897-1977) 2116 Education 754, 989 Education, Higher 666-682 Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) 9, 35, 150, 151, 267, 997, 1223, 1638, 2116, 2229, 2272, 2376, 3110, 3111, 3141, 3210, 3260 Eisenhower, Milton Stover (1899-1985) 267 Elderly--Medical care 53-55 Election, 1918 653 v. 13 Election, 1922 2096-2098 Election, 1922--Missouri Congressional 282, 2505, 2506 Election, 1924 2098-2101, 2155 Election, 1924--Missouri Congressional 2506, 2507 Election, 1926--Missouri Congressional 2507-2510 Election, 1928 1205 Election, 1928, Presidential, Religious Issue 578 Election, 1928--Missouri Congressional 2510, 2511 Election, 1930 1018 Election, 1930--Missouri Congressional 2512, 2513 Election, 1932--Missouri Congressional 293-297, 2514, 2515 Election, 1934 1272 Election, 1934--Missouri Congressional 293-297, 2516 Election, 1936 1253, 1276, 1285 Election, 1936--Missouri Congressional 2517-2520 Election, 1936--Missouri Gubernatorial 2927 Election, 1938--Missouri Congressional 2521-2523 Election, 1942--Missouri Congressional 299-302, 2524-2526 Election, 1944 638, 3203 Election, 1948 700, 701 Election, 1948--Missouri, Congressional 307-330 Election, 1948--Presidential 641 Election, 1950--Missouri, Congressional 317-330 Election, 1952--Missouri Congressional 331-410, 2527-2531 Election, 1954--Missouri Congressional 411-445, 2531, 2532 Election, 1956, Presidential 29 Election, 1960 1295 Election, 1960, Presidential 35, 586 Election, 1960, Presidential--Religious Issue 586 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 52

Subject Folders Other Image Election, 1961--Missouri Congressional 451-455 Electric power 998-1006 Electric power distribution, Cooperative 1409, 2321 Eleven Point River 643 Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of 3204, 3205 v. 10 Ellis, Elmer (1901-1989) 10, 1908-1918, 2008, 2009, 2229 Ellis, Jesse B. 300, 308, 2927 Elsberry Drainage District, Missouri 1009-1028 Elsberry Soil Conservation Nursery, Missouri 2245-2249 Elsberry, Richard Thomas 2256 Emerson, Dewey 300 Encyclopedia Americana, Cannon Articles 1082-1085 Encyclopedia Britannica, Cannon Articles 1086-1088 Endowments 1475-1479 English, Earl Franklin (1905- ) 1910, 1913, 1914 Enterprise (Aircraft Carrier) 3211 Ervin, Don 777 Estes, Billie Sol 1240 Etheridge, William C. (1885-1956) 316, 1059-1061, 1064, 1065, 1068, 1069, 1071-1073, 1147, 1201, 1202, 1308, 1309, 1925, 1931 Europe--Description and travel, 1947 494-516 Evans, James Lowell 1877 Evins, Joe L. (1910- ) 2918, 2958 Fahien, John H. 524 Farley, James A. (1888-1976) 10, 623, 636, 736, 738, 898, 908, 2107, 2196 Farley, James A. (1888-1976) 2179 y Farm Bureau 635, 637 Farm Bureau Association 1863-1866 Farm produce--Missouri 1844 Farm produce--Prices 637, 649 Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union 23 of America Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association 1879 Farm-to-Market Roads 1023 Farm-to-Market Roads 1023 Faust, Charles Lee (1879-1928) 1470 Federal aid to education 10, 65, 645, 754, 989, 3212 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 53

Subject Folders Other Image Fermi, Enrico (1901-1954) 150 Field, Eugene (1850-1895) 3207 Fields, Kenneth 150 Fike, Stanley R. (1913-1989) 244, 1786, 3203 Finch, James Austin, Jr. (1907-1988) 1917 Finley, David E. 2957 Fleming, Robert J., Jr. 559 Fleming, Robert V. 11, 2464 Flood Control 637, 638, 1010, 1303-1356, 1392, 1393, 1535, 1797, 1824, 1832, 1925- 1938, 2110, 2244, 2250, 2254, 2266, 2272, 2285, 2331-2335, 3005-3009, 3082, 3210 Flood Control Association 2123 Flood Control, 1957 765 Flood Control, Chariton River, 1963 605 Flood Control, Meramec River 1783 Flood Control, Missouri River 1072 Flood Control--Law and legislation 1307, 1322, 1887-1889 Flood, Daniel J. (1904- ) 11, 559, 560, 2013, 3011, 3262 Floods 1303-1356 Floods, Kansas-Missouri, 1951 Box 98 Floods--Disaster relief--Missouri 34 Flues, A. Gilmore 3261 Flynn, Edward Joseph (1891-1953) 909 Fogarty, John Edward (1913-1967) 3104 Foley, Dan 81 Foley, Raymond M. 1322 Food stamps 756, 2941, 3216 Forand Bill 54, 55 Forand, Aime Joseph (1895-1972) 645, 3208 Ford, Gerald Rudolph, Jr. (1913-2006) 3013 Ford, Henry (1863-1947) 1256 Forest Park University, St. Louis, Missouri 2932 Forests and forestry 646 Forests and forestry, Missouri 1840 Forrestal, James Vincent (1882-1949) 533 Foster, Stephen (1826-1864), Memorial 3208 Francis, David Rowland (1850-1927) 2096 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 54

Subject Folders Other Image Fraternities and sororities 1591, 1592 Freeman, Orville Lethrop (1918- ) 11, 100, 1180, 1182, 1183, 1193, 1214, 1229, 1230, 1238, 1240, 1880, 1882, 2310-2312 Freemasons 1729-1763, 1771, 1780 Friant, Julien N. (1888-1939) 1026, 1027, 3206 Friedel, Samuel N. 411 Friends of the Land in Missouri, 1789 Incorporated Fugate, Tom B. 11 Fulbright, James F. (1877-1948) 1018, 1472 Fulmer, Hampton Pitts (1875-1944) 2962 Fulton, James G. 2463 Furculo, Foster 2966, 2967 Future Farmers of America 635 Gamble, James F. 1791, 1792, 1797, 1801 Game and game birds 1370-1381, 1415, 1492, 1493, 2249, 2253, 2255, 2291 Gannett, Frank Ernest (1876-1957) 2936 Gardner, Frank 2154 Gardner, Frederick Dozier (1869-1933) 106, 2975, 2976 Garner, John Nance (1868-1967) 1472, 2146 v. 15 Garrett, Daniel Edward (1869-1932) 2147 Garvey, Marcus 1926 Gary, J. Vaughan 2965, 2972, 3104 Gary, Raymond 857 Gates, Thomas Sovereign, Jr. (1906- ) 3211 George Washington Carver Memorial, 570 Proposed, 1962 George, Walter Franklin (1878-1957) 214, 215 German American Republican League 507 Germany, 1947 510-514 y Germany, Frankfurt, 1947 514 y Germany, Ruhr, 1947 513 y Gibbons, Sam Melville (1920- ) 3216 Gillespie, Jack H. 767 Gillett, Frederick H. (1851-1935) 11 v. 13 Gillilland, Whitney (1904- ) 2008, 2009 Gladney, William C. 1780 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 55

Subject Folders Other Image Glass Banking Act, 1932 186 Glass, Carter (1858-1946) 27, 2179 Glidewell, Roy 484, 2114, 2115 Good, James W. 11 Gore, Albert Arnold (1907-1998) 150, 643, 2342 Graham, John S. 162 Grand River Basin 1392, 1393, 1396, 1410 Grange 22, 1217, 1259, 1279 Gray, David 2015 Gray, Finly H. (1864-1947) 2961, 2975 Gray, J. Vaughn 2196 Greece, 1947 511, 513 y Green, Allen Percival (1875-1956) 214 Green, Edith (1910- ) 753 Green, Marshall 3213 Green, Robert Stafford (1909- ) 214 Green, William 11, 468, 533, 2694 Greene, Frank Lester (1870-1930) 11 Greene, J. P. 526 Gross, Ernest A. 214 Gruening, Ernest Henry (1887-1974) 162 Gruenther, Homer H. (1900- ) 11 Guggenheim, Harry F. 2462 Hackethorn, Jack 1808, 1809 Hackmann, George E. 1395, 1396, 2050 v. 5 Hackreide, Theodore W. v. 5 Haenssler, Osmund 2161 Hagemann, Marshall 81 Hagen, Harlan F. (1914- ) 2969 Hailsham, Lord 3098 Hall, Durward G. "Doc" (1910-2001) 244 Hall, Leonard Wood (1900-1979) 12, 453, 454 Halleck, Charles A. (1900- ) 32 Hallett, John F. 1791, 1793, 1794 Hamburg Dam 757, 758 Hamilton, Norman R. 2961 Hamilton, W. 789 Hamlin, Roy (1890-1960) 12, 318, 789, 799, 800, 2108 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 56

Subject Folders Other Image Hammarskjold, Dag (1905-1961) 2021 Hanford Nuclear Plant 1397 Hankness, Richard C. 92 Hannegan, Robert E. (1903-1949) 820, 911, 2093, 2095 Hannibal-LaGrange College, Hannibal, 1398-1403, 2220, 2230, 2270, 2717, Missouri 2718 Hardin College, Mexico, Missouri 989, 2932 v. 10 Harding, Kenneth R. 1584 Harding, Victor Hunt 906, 2112, 2141 Harding, Warren G. (1865-1923) 2973 Harl, Maple T. (1893-1957) 32 Harless, Richard 2970 Harlow, Bryce Nathaniel (1916- ) 12 Harper, Roy W. (1905-1994) 778, 2525 Harriman, W. Averell (1891-1986) 12, 34, 3108 Harvey, George 97, 2009, 2128 Harvey, George Y. 470, 1409-1412, 2105, 2204, 2209, 2222, 2231, 2248-2249, 3086 Haslet, Henry 570 Hatch Act, 1887 1413-1414 Hatch, William H. (1833-1896) 1413, 1414, 2270, 2272, 2273 Hatcher, Warren G. 2409 Hawes, Harry Bartow (1869-1947) 12, 1012, 1256, 1415, 1417, 1469, 1471, 1472, 2053, 2076, 2078, 2146, 2148, 2158, 3022 Hay, Charles Martin (1879-1945) 1023, 1469, 1471, 2047, 2049, 2058, 2104, 2158, 2929 Hayden, Carl Trumbull (1877-1972) 88, 91, 94, 95, 100, 101, 214, 558, 712, 2376, 2388, 2916-2919, 2969, 3254 Hays, Brooks (1898- ) 2958 Hearnes, Warren Eastman (1923-2009) 2219 Heilbroner, Robert L. 3213 Heinkel, Fred V. (1897- ) 12, 16, 233, 319, 356, 468, 487, 641, 1173, 1240, 1295, 1308, 1800, 1869, 1872, 1875, 1877-1882, 1890, 2123 Hennings, Thomas C., Jr. (1903-1960) 13, 80, 269, 287, 346, 391, 393, 641, 977, 1325, 1416, 1417, 1699, 1895, 2058, 2091, 2092, 2095, 2123, 2188, 2228, 2298, 2367, 3088, 3098, 3212, C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 57

Subject Folders Other Image 3264 Henry-Haye, G. 13 Herlong, Albert Sydney, Jr. (1909- ) 1530 Herrick, John 3044 Herrick, Myron T. (1854-1929) 2978 Herring, Clyde L. (1879-1945) 1060 Hershey, Lewis B. (1893-1977) 354 Herter, Christian A. (1895-1967) 13 Hibbard, Hamilton S. 1802 Hickenlooper, Bourke B. (1896-1971) 150 Hicks, William 172 Hildner, (George St. Johns) 1795, 1796, 1799 Hill, Knute (1876-1963) 2963 Hill, William S. (1886- ) 2273 Hill-Burton Act 2270-2272, 2275, 2295-2296 Hinds' Precedents of the House of 2204-2208, 2210-2211, 2217-2218, Representatives 2220, 2360 Hinds, Asher C. 2359, 2360 Hirth, William (1875-1940) 980, 1258, 1275, 1468-1472, 2337, 2338 Hobby, Olveta Culp (1905- ) 13 Hodges, Luther H. (1898-1974) 2287 Hoffman, Paul G. (1891- ) 1091 Holifield, Chet (1903- ) 13, 150-152, 162 Holland, Henry F. 13, 649, 1359 Hollman, Frank H. 2047 Holloran, Mark R. (1905- ) 404 Holman, Haskell (1908-1974) 13, 427, 435, 470, 646, 648, 2115, 2124 Holt, R. W. (1890- ) 1858 Holum, Kenneth 64 Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) 13, 1471, 1472, 2065, 2104, 2345, 3091 Hoover, J. Edgar (1895-1972) 14, 391, 945, 1519, 3132, 3216 Hope Diamond 2462 Hope, Clifford R. (1893- ) 636 Hopkins, Harry L. (1890-1946) 13, 1275 Hosmer, Craig 995 Hospitals 1522-1527, 2240, 2269, 2270, 2271, C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 58

Subject Folders Other Image 2272, 2275, 2295 Hours of labor, 1910s 1256, 1257 Housing--Missouri 1074, 1077 Houston, Harris H. 149 Howard-Payne College, Fayette, Missouri 2932 Howell, Charles M. (1872-1941) 2057, 2058 Hughes, Forrest W. 789 Hukriede, Theodore W. (1878-1945) 282, 2153 Hulen, Rubey M. (1894-1956) 965 Hull, Cordell (1871-1955) 15, 28, 896, 1117, 1279 Hull, Morton D. 180 Hull, William R., Jr. (1906-1977) 1529-1531, 2126, 2225, 3112 Humphrey, George M. 15 Humphrey, Hubert H. (1911-1978) 15, 1879 Humphreys, Benjamin G. 2147 Hungate, William L. (1922-2007) 544, 1532, 1533 Hurja, Emil (1892-1953) 2965 Huston, Willey 105 Hyde, Arthur Mastick (1877-1947) 654, 1469, 1471, 1472, 2978 Ichord, Richard Howard (1926-1992) 95, 196, 487, 488, 1534, 1535, 1595, v. 93 1794, 2228, 2229, 2231, 2235, 2972, 3112 Ickes, Harold LeClaire (1874-1952) 15, 1275, 3205 Income Tax 3088 Independent Bankers Association 196 Inflation (Finance) 2936 Inglish, John William (1921- ) 233, 809 Ingwalson, Kenneth W. 3042 Inland Waterways Corporation 3208 International Association of Chiefs of Police 1296 International Association of Machinists 22, 468 Interparliamentary Union 1545 Irrigation 2247, 2248 Irving, Leonard (1898- ) 393 Irwin, Lee Howard (1917- ) 3260, 3261 Isaacs, Norman 15 Italy, 1947 511-513 y Italy--Foreign relations--U.S., 1952 35 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 59

Subject Folders Other Image Jackson, Andrew (1767-1845) 1565-1569 Jackson, Henry M. (1912-1983) 15, 586 Jackson, Howard C. 1800 Jackson, Owen R. (1894- ) 2229, 2292 Jackson, William Rufus (1878-1943) 2927 Jale, James F. 762 Javits, Jacob K. (1904-1986) 54 Jefferson National Expansion Memorial 553 Association Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. 35 Louis, Missouri Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826) 1573-1581 Jenner, William E. (1908- ) 35 Jensen, Hans O. 268 Joanna Dam 762, 763, 765, 767, 1532, 1533, 2229, 2230, 2232, 2279-2281, 2285, 2408- 2429, 2618-2621, 3086 Joanna Dam Association 2415-2429 Joe, James F. 762, 771 John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing 17 Arts Johnson, Hugh S. (1882-1942) 16 Johnson, Lester (1901-1975) 722 Johnson, Louis A. (1891-1966) 16 Johnson, Lyndon Baines (1908-1973) 3, 16, 35, 88, 475, 605, 651, 1264, 2118, 3086, 3099, 3104, 3112, 3137, 3138, 3262 Johnson, Robert R. 1798, 1799 Johnston, Eric (1895-1963) 16 Johnston, Olin D. (1896-1965) 163 Jones, Elmer O. (1881-1943) 2103 Jones, Marvin (1886-1976) 1121, 1124, 1126 Jones, Paul C. (1901-1981) 16, 393, 1170, 1171, 1233, 1583- 1586, 2110, 2126, 2219, 2223, 2256, 2462, 3112, 3212 Jones, Robert E. (1912- ) 2958, 3211 Jost, Henry L. (1873-1950) 1471, 1472 Junior Colleges 996 Kappa Sigma 1588-1596, 2168 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 60

Subject Folders Other Image Karsten, Frank Melvin (1913-1992) 393, 394, 545, 777, 2093, 2095, 2255, 2256, 2259-2261, 2263, 3112, 3216 Kaufmann, Aloys P. 16 Kearns, Carroll D. (1900- ) 16 Keating, Edward (1875-1965) 320 Kefauver, Estes (1903-1963) 17, 358, 586, 917, 930, 2965 Kem, James Preston (1890-1965) 17, 32, 215, 2110 Kemper family--Genealogy Box 99 Kemper, James Madison (1894-1965) 1333 Kemper, James Madison, Jr. (1921- ) 1890, 1891 Kennedy, Ambrose J. (1893-1950) 3234 Kennedy, Jacqueline Bouvier (1929-1994) 17, 2462 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) 17, 22, 35, 196, 267, 554, 586, 1168, 1175, 1182, 1194, 1239, 1295, 1878, 1879, 2034, 2289, 2290, 2377, 3086, 3097-3099, 3101-3103, 3213 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963), 591, 605 Assassination Kennedy, Miles D. 79-81 Kennedy, Robert F. (1925-1968) 17, 196, 267, 586 Kennedy, William Parker (1892-1968) 2968 Kent, Everett 2103 Kerr, John Hosea (1873-1958) 539, 2964 Kerr, Robert Samuel (1896-1963) 18, 3041, 3262 Ketchum, Omar Bartlett (1898-1963) 18 Kidd, Herman G. (1900- ) 2425 Killion, George 2093 Kimball, Dan A. (1896-1970) 18 King, R. J., Jr. (1913- ) 1601 King, Willford I. 774 Kinney, Michael (1875-1971) 18, 393, 394, 1602, 1603, 2010, 2208, 2230, 2318 Kinzua Dam 1793 Kirwan, Michael C. 2107 Kirwan, Michael Joseph (1886-1970) 18, 24, 411, 859, 2141, 2462, 2981 Kitchin, Claude (1869-1923) 467 Kline, Allan Blair (1895-1968) 319 Klinefelter, Howard Emanuel (1902-1956) 319, 320, 468 Knights of Columbus 586 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 61

Subject Folders Other Image Knights of the Flying Clipper 492, 493 Knox, Frank 18 Kopplemann, Herman Paul (1880-1957) 2965 Korea 6 Krueger, Charles I. 766 Krug, Julius Albert (1907-1970) 18, 2384 Kruse, Edward H., Jr. 2966 La Grange College, La Grange, Missouri 525 La Guardia Fiorella H. (1882-1947) 19, 2204 Labor and laboring classes 18, 1608-1649, 2238, 2242 Labor and laboring classes, 1920s 1256 Labor legislation 1258, 2103 Labor legislation, 1947 610 Labor unions 310, 349, 350, 468, 641, 1263, 2099, 2102, 2106, 2116, 2118, 2119, 2122, 2127 Labor unions--Missouri 1616, 1620, 1621, 1627, 1628, 1649 Labor unions--Political activity 646, 647, 650 Labor-Management Relations Act 22, 468, 533, 610, 982, 1610, 1611, 1627, 1629-1631, 1633, 1635-1637, 1639, 2109 Labor's League for Political Education, 2093 Missouri Lane, Thomas J. 2955 Lasch, Robert (1907- ) 1005 Lawrence, David (1888-1973) 19, 721 Lawrence, Ernest O. 150 Lawton, Frederick Joseph (1900-1975) 33 Lawyers 1654-1664 League of Nations 1665-1667 League of Women Voters 2172, 3206 LeCompte, Karl Miles (1887-1972) 2093 Lee, Frederic Paddock (1893-1968) 96, 98 Lee, Robert E. 3013 Lee, Robert Edward (1807-1870) 1668-1672 Lemke, William (1878-1950) 1562 Lewis and Clark Expedition (1804-1806) 2298 Lewis and Clark Society of America 469 Lewis, John K. 19 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 62

Subject Folders Other Image Lewis, Ted 701 Lexington Baptist College, Lexington, 2932 Missouri Liberty Ladies College, Liberty, Missouri 2932 Lilienthal, David Eli (1899-1981) 19 Lincoln County Memorial Hospital, Missouri 1685-1687 Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865) 1675-1684 Lindenwood College, St. Charles, Missouri 1688, 1689, 2104, 2206, 2747, 2932 Linneman, Robert H. 19 Linthicum, John Charles (1867-1942) 2147 Lobbying and lobbyists 569, 1060 Loe, Campbell 2115, 2117 Loeb, William (1905- ) 2963 Long, Edward V. (1908-1972) 20, 81, 99, 196, 395, 484, 651, 754, 789, 797, 1006, 1698-1700, 2114, 2128, 2228, 2257, 2276, 2277, 2285, 2286, 2304, 2383, 3101, 3104, 3112, 3212 Long, Everett 2422 Long, George S. (1883-1958) 20 Longwell, John H. (1895-1982) 20 Longworth, Nicholas 653, 1258 Lost Creek Watershed Project 1701-1703, 2250, 2254, 3082 Louckheim, Katie 859 Loveless, Herschel C. (1911- ) 1172, 1264, 2034 Lovett, Robert A. (1895- ) 361 Lowenthal, Philip 2099 Lozier, Frank F. 3022 Lozier, Lue C. (1893- ) 81, 652, 2102, 2103 Lozier, Ralph F. (1866-1945) 531, 638, 1027, 1061, 1469-1472, 2133, 2189, 2204, 2514 Lucas, Scott Wike (1892-1968) 565 Luce, Henry R. (1898-1967) 2981 Lucy Stone League 3164 Ludlow, Louis (1873-1950) 20, 2964, 2965 MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964) 35, 3271 Mackey, Merion 1880 Mackie, W. O. (1898- ) 2123 Macomber, William B., Jr. 1359, 3261 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 63

Subject Folders Other Image Madden, Jean J. 1912 Magee, Clare (1899-1969) 21, 407, 655, 1709-1711, 2103, 2266, 3251 Magnuson, Warren G. (1905- ) 2969 Mahnken, Marion 1937 Mahon, George H. (1900- ) 90, 91, 453, 729, 1074, 3045 Major, Elliott Woolfolk (1864-1949) 105, 527, 2153, 2974 v. 12, 13 Major, Samuel C. (1869-1931) 1470, 1472 Manlove, Joe J. (1876-1956) 1470, 1472 Mansfield, Joseph J. 2147 Mansfield, Mike (1903-2001) 92, 2969 Mark Twain Centennial 1717 Mark Twain Memorial Lighthouse 2285, 2289-2290 Mark Twain Memorial Park Project 1716 Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge, 2260-2263 Missouri Markham, Edward A. 759 Marmaton River Dam 755 Marshall, Fred 1163 Marshall, George C. (1880-1959) 21, 35, 353, 355, 538, 1062, 2105, 2214 Martin, Joseph W., Jr. (1884-1968) 21, 28, 253, 2110 Marx, Fritz M. 1726-1728 Masterson, Alfred 760 Matthews, Francis P. 21 May, Morton D. (1914- ) 553 Mayes family--Genealogy Box 99 McAdoo, William Gibbs (1863-1941) 2096 McAllister, Thomas F., Mrs. 819 McCarl, J. R. (1879-1940) 3234 McCarthy, Eugene J. (1916-2005) 3262 McCarthy, Joseph R. (1908-1957) 35 McCleary, Glenn A. (1895-1967) 1912 McClellan, John L. (1896-1977) 88, 3000 McClintic, James V. (1878-1948) 2099, 2155 McCloskey, Matthew H. (1893-1973) 847, 849, 850 McCluer, Franc L. (1896-1979) 1781 McCone, John A. (1902- ) 161 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 64

Subject Folders Other Image McCormack, John W. (1891-1980) 20, 24, 28, 92, 95, 469, 506, 533, 588, 727, 728, 774, 2179, 2462, 2463, 2981, 3207 McCormick, Clarence J. (1925- ) 1322 McDermott, Edward A. (1920- ) 20 McDonald, Angus 151 McDuffie, John 2147 McFadden, Louis T. (1876-1936) 180 McGovern, George Stanley (1922- ) 1159 McGrath, J. Howard (1903-1966) 823, 824 McGregor, J. Harry (1896-1958) 1357 McIllhaney, Sidney 789 McIlroy, John M. (1913- ) 783, 789, 859, 2107 McKay, Douglas (1893-1959) 20, 2375, 2376 McKellar, Kenneth D. (1869-1957) 34, 238, 1321 McKeough, Raymond S. 2962 McKinney, Frank E. (1904-1974) 20, 389, 403, 828, 831-833, 916, 2110 McKittrick, Roy (1888-1961) 2105, 2108 McKneally, Martin B. 79 McMurrin, Sterling 2934 McMurry, Wesley (1908- ) 1907 McNamara, Robert Strange (1916-2009) 20, 27, 475, 556, 2013, 3058, 3112 v. 99 McNary-Haugen Bill 980, 1117, 1204, 1213, 1256, 1265, 1273, 1468-1470, 2065, 2102, 2154, 2169, 2686, 2847 McNutt, Paul V. (1891-1955) 20 McPherson, Harry C., Jr. 2013 McSween, Harold B. (1926- ) 1181 Mead, James M. (1885-1964) 3235 Meanor, James B., Jr. 535, 543 Meany, George (1894-1980) 54-55 Medicare 2004 Medicine 984 Medicine, State 581, 3205 Medicine--Law and legislation 1389-1390 Melas, George V. 469 Mellon, Andrew W. (1855-1937) 1257, 2507 Meramec Basin 765, 1783-1786, 1793, 1885 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 65

Subject Folders Other Image Meramec Basin Committee 1789 Meramec Basin Corporation 1792, 1797, 1800 Metzger, Arthur S. 1762 Mexico, 1914 v. 12 Meyer, Agnes E. 992 Michaels, Robert L. 150 Michener, Earl C. (1876-1957) 3236 Middlebush, Frederick Arnold (1890-1971) 21, 468, 530, 1334, 1336, 1899, 1901-1907, 2206 Military assistance, American 643, 3108 Military service, Compulsory 2104 Military service, Compulsory, 1910s 653 Miller, George P. 3039 Miller, James L. 1785, 1798, 1799, 1888 Miller, William M. "Fishbait" 700 Milligan, Jacob L. (1889-1951) 1470, 1472 Mills, Newt V. 2963 Mills, Ogden L. (1884-1937) 1471 Mills, Wilbur D. (1909- ) 590, 1535, 3260-3262 Mississippi Flood Control Association 1353 Mississippi Island 1816 Mississippi River Parkway 633, 634, 1460, 1834, 2308, 2765- 2770, 2825, 2826 Mississippi River, Islands 1555 Mississippi Valley Association 1315 Missouri (Battleship) 1852-1860 Missouri Bankers Association 191, 2772 Missouri counties 1484-1499, 1508, 2238-2301 Missouri Democratic State Committee 233, 269, 2525 Missouri Farm Bureau Federation 86, 356, 1245 The Missouri Farmer 2936 Missouri Farmers Association 12, 18, 317, 319, 356, 1239, 1258, 1267, 1295, 1328, 1468, 1469, 1471, 1472, 1800, 1862-1882, 2229, 2776- 2784 Missouri Federation of Women's Democratic 785, 2120, 2785-2793, 3209 Clubs Missouri Historical Review 584 Missouri League of Women Voters 2104 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 66

Subject Folders Other Image Missouri Meerschaum Company, 3260-3262 Washington, Missouri Missouri Military Academy, Mexico, 10, 1883 Missouri Missouri Public Expenditure Survey 29 Missouri Society of Washington, D.C. 524, 1892-1896 Missouri State Chamber of Commerce 91 Missouri State Federation of Labor 349, 350, 641, 1616, 1633 Missouri Valley Authority 1919-1936 Missouri Vocational Association 87 Missouri, Bowling Green 2492, 2493 Missouri, Canton 567 Missouri, Center 32 Missouri, Elsberry 468, 532, 538, 542, 543, 2170, 2675- Box 98 2678 Missouri, Elsberry. Public Library 731 Missouri, Franklin County 2240 Missouri, Gasconade County 2241 Missouri, Grundy County 2242 Missouri, Hannibal. Power Plant 1404-1408 Missouri, Knox County 2243 Missouri, Lincoln County 483, 2145-2263 Missouri, Louisiana 2629, 2630 Missouri, Marion County 2265-2290 Missouri, Mexico 31 Missouri, Paris 2411 Missouri, Ralls County 2292 Missouri, Randolph County 2293 Missouri, St. Charles County 2294-2298 Missouri, St. Charles, Sesquicentennial 2723, 2724, 2866 Missouri, Vandalia 2645-2647 Missouri, Washington 3078-3080 Missouri. Academy of Squires 2925 Missouri. Congressional District, 9th 1508-1510, 2363 Missouri. Division of Resources and 2009, 2010 Development Missouri. Fair 2099 Missouri. Highway Commission 1881 Missouri. National Guard 755 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 67

Subject Folders Other Image Missouri--History 1480-1499 Mitchell, Ewing Y., Jr. (1873-1954) 2094 Mitchell, James Paul (1900-1964) 2242 Mitchell, Stephen A. (1903-1974) 394, 402, 404, 410, 541, 835, 836, 842, 844-850, 862, 863 Moeller, Walter H. 1535 Monroney, A. S. Mike (1902- ) 1333 Monsees, Olen 1244 Montoya, Joseph M. (1915-1978) 2968, 2971, 2972 Moore, Dorothy O. 1784, 1785, 1791, 1802 Moore, R. Walton 21 Morgan, Arthur E. 1793, 1794, 1797 Morgan, W. Forbes 900-903 Morris, Mize 1883 Morrison, Frank B. 3212 Morse, Wayne Lyman (1900-1974) 151, 469, 930 Mortgages 1256 Morton, Thruston B. (1907-1982) 646, 1172 Moss, Frank 162 Motion pictures 3232, 3233 Motley, Guy C. 315, 316, 938 Moulder, Morgan M. (1904-1976) 21, 343, 393, 394, 408, 2222, 2226, 3112, 3212, 3251 Mowbray, Lytle S. 1788, 1789 Muckerman, Richard C. 429 Mueller, Frederick H. 3260 Muir, Jere T. 525 Mumford, Frederick Blackmar (1868-1946) 1061, 1470 Mundt-Nixon Subversive Control Act 697 Murphy, Charles S. 1229 Murphy, Frederick E. 2613 Murray, James E. (1876-1961) 151, 842 Murray, Philip (1886-1952) 22 Murray, Reid F. 2938 Murray, Thomas E. 150, 151 Musial, Stanley Frank (1920- ) 2924 Muskie, Edmund Sixtus (1914-1996) 162 Nacy, Richard R. (1895-1961) 31, 191, 308, 778, 927, 2107, 2112, C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 68

Subject Folders Other Image 3209 Natcher, William H. 471 National American Women's Suffrage 5, 2096 Association National Arboretum 96-101 National Association for the Advancement 1962, 1964 of Colored People National Association of Letter Carriers 2102 National Defense Education Act 754 National Education Association 994 National Farmers Organization 1183, 1294 National Farmers Organization of Missouri, 1151 1956 National Farmers Union 23, 319, 349, 644-646, 731, 1215 National Federation of Federal Employees 30, 2102 National Labor Relations Act 3243 National Recovery Act, Codes 1272, 1278 National Rivers and Harbors Congress 1928 National Rural Electric Cooperative 356 Association National Woman's Party 3164, 3166 Nature conservation 647 Neely, Matthew M. ( -1958) 2966 Negbaur, Walter H. 1890-1891 Neilan, Edwin P. 22 Nelson, Edgar C. (1883-1970) 1858, 2341 Nelson, Nancy 1894 Nelson, William L. (1875-1946) 1470, 2091, 2189 Nelson, William L., Jr. 777 Neutrality, 1939 582 Newsom, Herschel D. 1217 Newspapers, Washington, D.C. 1144 Newton, Cleveland A. (1873-1945) 1472 Niedner, Robert N. 314-316, 351 Niedringhaus, Henry Frederick (1864-1941) 1760 Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994) 35, 1295, 3141 Nolen, Oliver W. 743, 1813 Nolen, Ralph 300 North American Wildlife Federation 3212 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 69

Subject Folders Other Image North Atlantic Treaty Organization 3108 North Carolina, Politics and government, 35 1964 Northeast Missouri Electric Power 2389-2393 Cooperative Northeast Missouri Press Association 2812-2816 Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, 1604-1606, 2221, 2229, 2236 Kirksville Norton, Mary T. (1875-1959) 3243 Nosser, Marion A. 1999 Nuclear submarines 651, 2323-2330 O'Brien, Charles F. X. 2146 O'Brien, Edward W. 1997 O'Brien, Lawrence Francis (1917- ) 22, 196 O'Connor, James F. (1878-1945) 2961 O'Connor, John J. (1885-1960) 2150 Oil well drilling, Submarine 2174, 2980 Okamoto, Richard 1997 Olds, Leland (1890-1960) 1040, 1041 O'Leary, John W. 176, 177 O'Mahoney, Joseph C. (1884-1962) 80, 1688, 2220 O'Neal, Edward A. 22, 23, 637, 640, 1126, 1204, 1273, 1279, 2937, 2938 Open and closed shop 641 Oppenheimer, J. Robert (1904-1967) 148, 151 Order of Railroad Telegraphers 2099 Order of the Eastern Star 732 Oriskany, Christening of 2007 v. 52 Orr, Louis M. 54, 55 Osmena, Sergio (1878-1961) 27, 2105 O'Sullivan, Eugene D. 50 Outer space, Exploration 2268, 2277, 2278, 2280, 2290 Ozark Airlines 2008-2010 Page, William Tyler (1868-1942) 23 Panama Canal 1997, 2012, 2013, 3215 Paris Appeal 763 Parity 1124 Park, Guy Brasfield (1872-1946) 23 Parks, Tilman B. (1872-1950) 2145 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 70

Subject Folders Other Image Parlimentary practice 2210-2212, 2216-2236, 2359-2362 Parsons, Alfred 767 Passman, Otto E. (1900- ) 2118, 2966, 2967 Pastore, John O. (1907- ) 150, 151 Pastorius, George G. 222 Patman, Wright (1893-1976) 588, 646 Patronage 733, 2183, 2184 Patronage, 1900 653 Patterson, Robert P. (1891-1952) 3045 Patton, James G. 23, 319, 349, 835, 1215, 1233, 1239, 2144 Pearson, Drew (1897-1969) 23, 24, 553, 1813, 2034 Pearson, James H. 1894 Peckenpaugh, Adah 2924 Peek, George Nelson (1873-1943) 1117, 1278, 1279 Peeples, Miles 150 Pendergast, Thomas J. (1872-1945) 29, 635, 1023, 2927 Penrose, Boise (1860-1921) 2103 Pensions, Military 641, 3022 Pepper, Claude (1900-1989) 2106 Perkins, Frances (1882-1965) 23 Pershing, John J. (1860-1948) 79, 80, 102, 1605, 2031 Persons, Wilton B. 23 Peurifoy, John E. (1907-1955) 23 Philippines, Independence 2105 Phillips, John 3034 Phillips, O. Wayne 994 Phipps, Lawrence C. (1862-1958) 2046 Pick, Lewis A. (1890-1956) 1315 Pick-Sloan Plan 1931-1936, 3007 Pierce, Walter N. 2962 Pillsbury, G. B. 760, 761 Pinchot, Gifford (1865-1946) 998 Plants, Diseases 2310-2312 Plumley, Charles A. (1875-1964) 2963 Poage, William R. (1899- ) 1217, 3206, 3216 Politics, 1956 29 Politics, Missouri, 1934-1940 2926-2929 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 71

Subject Folders Other Image Politte, Leo A. (1904- ) 1799, 1801, 1802 Polk, James 1259 Pollard, Stanley 2193 Pool, Cance A. (1899-1955) 777, 970 Poore, Howard 758 Pope, James P. 1126 Postmasters 623, 733 Pou, Edward W. (1863-1934) 2146 Powell, John Benjamin (1886-1947) 2198 Prayer 2201-2203 Presidents, U.S., Election 2213 Presidents, U.S., Inauguration, 1949 3205 Presidents, U.S., Nomination, 1960 932 Press 2214 Price, Melvin (1905- ) 150, 151 Priest, J. Percy (1900-1956) 2139 Prohibition 703, 2102, 2153, 2191, 2237, 2256, 2319, 3157 Prohibition, Missouri 2515 Public utilities 642, 645, 651, 710-712, 1004, 1005, 1031, 1282, 1283, 2200, 2363-2393 Public welfare 580, 581 Public Works 649, 1005, 2287-2290, 2293 Publicity 2302-2307 Pulitzer, Joseph III (1913- ) 150 Quayle, Oliver A., Jr. (1894-1956) 2092 Quinn, William M. (1866- ) 395, 789 Raab, Julius (1891-1964) 3094-3095 Rabaut, Louis C. (1886-1961) 24, 2957, 2981 Rainey, Henry T. (1860-1934) 24, 1471, 2211, 2212 Randall, William Joseph (1909- ) 2228, 3122 Rankin, John E. (1882-1960) 1283, 2145, 2365, 2962, 3025, 3245 Rash, Bryson 2106 Raupp, William A. (1868-1946) 3043 Ray, Means 2927 Rayburn House Office Building 743, 1528 Rayburn, Sam (1882-1962) 4, 24, 28, 32, 88, 150, 543, 704, 727, y 728, 930, 1326, 2034, 2092, 2093, 2179, 2209, 2211, 2221, 2981 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 72

Subject Folders Other Image Reconstruction (1939-1951) 502 Red Cross, War Fund 731 Reed, Guy M. 2411 Reed, James A. (1861-1944) 24, 105, 527, 1023, 1469-1472, 2046, v. 12 2047, 2053, 2054, 2094, 2098, 2102, 2150, 2158, 2217, 2319, 3022 Reinsch, J. Leonard 933, 934 Religion in the public schools 2203 Renner, Fred, Mrs. 810 Republican Party 1503 Reserve Officers Association of the United 20 States Reuther, Victor 151 Reuther, Walter Philip (1907-1970) 151, 394 Reynard, Paul 2322 Ribicoff, Abraham A. 6, 2282, 2283 Rice, Missouri 1071, 1072 Richardson's Monitor 1734 Rickenbacker, Edward V. (1890-1973) 3023 Ricketts, Claude V. 24 Rickover, Hyman George (1900- ) 24, 25, 26, 29, 150, 151, 549, 651, 984, 993, 995, 2323-2330 Ripley, S. Dillon 2464 Ritchie, Albert C. 2046, 2102 Rivers 1823, 2331-2335 Roach, Sidney Crain (1876-1934) 1470, 1472, 2047 Roach, William N. 817 Roads 1256, 1357, 1359, 1419-1467, 2243, 2245, 2247, 2252, 2253, 2255, 2256, 2258, 2275, 2276, 2297, 2298, 2236- 2342 Roads--Missouri 1454, 1460-1465, 2256 Roberts, Ralph R. 3213 Roberts, Roy A. (1887-1967) 2924 Roberts, Willa Mae (1887-1961) 702, 924-926, 2106, 2107, 2112, 2120, 2192 Robins, Thomas M. 1884 Robinson, Joseph T. (1872-1937) 26 Robison, John M. (1878-1948) 2150, 2154, 2155 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 73

Subject Folders Other Image Rockefeller, Laurence S. 26 Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich (1908-1979) 26 Rogers, Will (1879-1935) 653 Romjue, Milton Andrew (1874-1968) 1472, 2091, 2092, 2190, 2268, 2345 Romulo, Carlos P. 26 Rooney, John J. 470 Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962) 26, 929 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) 26, 30, 530, 636, 896, 1060, 1117, 1272, 1278, 1472, 2725, 2726, 2926, 2929, 3118 Roosevelt, James 1159 Root, Harriet 1124 Rosenfeld, Samuel 2104, 2158 Ross, Charles G. (1885-1950) 506 Ross, Nellie Tayloe 3159 Rotary 2346-2357 Rowe, James. Jr. 27, 493 Roxas, Manuel A. (1892-1948) 27, 2105 Royall, Kenneth C. (1894-1971) 27 Rubey, Thomas Lewis (1862-1928) 1470, 1472 Rusk, Dean (1909-1994) 7, 27, 3099, 3100-3102 v. 99 Russell, F. T. 1826-1828 Russell, Richard B., Jr. 1123, 1124 Russell, Richard Brevard (1897-1971) 27, 93, 552, 650, 2967 Ryerson, Knowles A. 98, 99 Ryle, Walter H. 269, 270 Sabath, Adolph J. (1866-1952) 28, 2144 Salt River 765, 2618-2621 Salt River Baptist Association 202, 203, 208 Sanders, Morgan G. (1878-1956) 2145 Sanders, W. S. 1816-1817 Sandlin, John N. 2145 Sandy Slough Project 1732 Santangelo, Alfred E. 90, 729 Sappington, A. D. (1912-1979) 317, 1780, 1781 Sawyer, Charles 28 Sawyers, William Orr 777 Saxon, James J. 196 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 74

Subject Folders Other Image Sayre, Francis B. (1885-1972) 28 Schene, Ben J. 780 Schley, Julian L. 1820 School children, Food 640, 646 Schooley, C. Herschel 36, 84, 196, 248, 2520 Schroder, John R. 1825 Schroeder, Anthony C. 95 Schwengel, Fred Delbert 81 Seaborg, Glenn T. 163 Seaton,Fred A. (1909-1974) 682, 3011 Shannon, Joseph B. (1867-1943) 1064, 2091, 2927, 3240 Sheild, Marcellus C. 502, 505, 531, 2460, 3242 Shelley, John F. 2972 Shepherd, Lemuel C., Jr. 28 Shepley, Ethan A. H. (1896-1975) 28, 2924 Sheppard, Harry R. (1885-1969) 352, 2962, 2964, 2969 Shoop, Duke (1905-1957) 2927 Short, Dewey (1898-1979) 28, 641, 1310, 2461, 2949, 3236 Shoup, David M. 28 Shouse, Jouett (1879-1968) 898 Shriver, Eunice Kennedy (1921-2009) 544 Shriver, R. Sargent, Jr. 17, 557 Sigma Nu Fraternity v. 10 Simpson, Edna (Mrs. Sid) 1353 Simpson, Henry W. 777 Sisson, Thomas U. 2147 Skelton, Ike 2105 Skubitz, Joe 19 Smith, Alfred E. (1873-1944) 578, 2047, 2099, 2159 Smith, Bert E. 1801 Smith, Charley 1802 Smith, Forrest (1886-1962) 28, 642, 1317, 1333, 1695, 1860 Smith, Francis (1905- ) 2924 Smith, Frank E. 93 Smith, Howard Kingsbury 587, 589 Smith, Howard W. 28 Smith, Margaret Chase 3162 Smith, Martin F. (1891-1954) 2963 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 75

Subject Folders Other Image Smith, Seymour A. 28, 2934 Smith-McClellan States Rights Bill 1647 Smoking 689 Smothers, George 977 Snyder, John W. 28, 29 Social Security 2001-2003, 2174 Society of Friends 2104 Soil Conservation 729, 1163, 1259-1264, 2245-2248, 2250, 2257, 2259, 2263, 2874-2892 Soil Erosion 1059-1069 Southeastern University, Washington, D.C. 470 Southern, Richard 2427, 2428 Soviet Union 2394-2404 Spanish American War 3043 Spence, Brent (1874-1967) 2938 Spencer, Byron (1893-1964) 1891 Spencer, George A. (1906-1997) 789, 797, 2128 Spencer, Selden Palmer (1862-1925) 1470, 1472 Spragens, Thomas A. 682, 2933 Sproul, Elliott W. (1856-1935) 2154 St. Joseph's Hospital, St. Charles, Missouri, 583 1945 St. Louis (Missouri) Post-Dispatch 1005, 3008 St. Louis Cardinals 3214 St. Louis Globe Democrat 3041 St. Louis Post-Dispatch 1005, 3008 St. Peter, George 28 Stacy, William O. 2099 Stans, Maurice Hubert 29 Stark Brothers Nurseries and Orchard 82, 1201 Company Stark, Clay H. 702 Stark, Edwin J. (1898-1964) 1916 Stark, Lloyd Crow (1886-1972) 29, 82, 96, 97, 314, 316, 390, 1465, 1821, 1822, 2106, 2260, 2926-2929, 9065 Stark, Paul C. (1891-1974) 22, 29, 560, 1062, 1262, 1286, 2007, 2929, 3041 Starkloff, Carl E. 2190 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 76

Subject Folders Other Image Stassen, Harold E. 29 State Historical Society of Missouri 1512, 2204, 2206, 2212 Steagall, Henry B. (1873-1943) 2929 Steelman, John R. 29 Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri 682, 2932-2934 v. 10 Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 3148 Baccalaureate Sermon, 1909 Stephens College, Columbia, Missouri, 3148 Commencement Address, 1909 Stephens, Thomas E. 29 Stettinius, Edward R., Jr. (1900-1949) 3044 Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965) 17, 29, 30, 930 v. 7 Stewart, J. George 743, 1299-1302 Stimson, Henry L. (1867-1950) 30, 238 Stockard, Gregory C. 2137 Stone, William Joel (1848-1918) 105, 527 v. 12 Strauss, Lewis L. (1896-1974) 150, 151 Subsidies 1145, 1293, 2935, 2941 Sullivan, John B. (1897-1951) 777, 3251 Sullivan, John Lawrence (1899-1982) 30, 1854 Sullivan, Leonor Kretzer (1902-1988) 30, 553, 647, 1918, 2124, 2942, 3112, 3212 Summerfield, Arthur E. (1899-1972) 30, 1302, 2093, 2196 Symington, Stuart (1901-1988) 18, 30, 81, 87, 196, 394, 540, 551, 554, 558, 561, 564, 605, 644, 766- 768, 977, 1151, 1163, 1167, 1170, 1220, 1319, 1699, 1879, 1907-1909, 2009, 2108, 2109, 2119, 2121, 2199, 2220, 2232, 2257, 2258, 2260, 2261, 2276, 2277, 2280, 2282-2290, 2376, 2383, 2388, 2422, 2894, 2896, 2946, 3080, 3098, 3104, 3112, 3130, 3212 Taber, John (1880-1965) 19, 32, 88, 501, 502, 505, 510-515, 981, 1259, 3032 Taft, Charles P. 279 Taft, Robert F. 214, 215, 1688 Taft, William Howard (1857-1930) 2183 v. 12 Talbot, Joseph E. 3260 Tariff 568, 1256, 1257, 1269, 2104, 3159, 3260-3262 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 77

Subject Folders Other Image Tavenner, Clyde H. 2096 Taxation, 1920s 1256, 2154 Taylor, Cecil T. 538 Taylor, J. E. 484, 644, 2184 Taylor, John D. 2087 Teague, Olin Earl 3039 Teasdale, Kenneth (1895-1970) 644, 2104 Tello, Manuel 31 Ten Eyck, Peter G. (1873-1944) 2145 Thanksgiving 2979 Thatcher, Maurice Hudson (1870-1973) 559-560, 566, 1879 Thomas Hill Reservoir, Missouri 605-608 Thomas, Albert (1898-1966) 31, 729, 2226, 2342 Thomas, Elmer (1876-1965) 31 Thornburg, Robert T. 31 Thye, Edward J. (1896-1969) 2270, 2271 Tillman, John N. 2146 Time Magazine 2981 Toalson, Clyde G. 1829-1830 Toberman, Walter H. (1879-1960) 278, 2126, 2127, 3207, 3208 Tobin, Maurice J. (1901-1953) 395 Townsend Plan 2001-2003, 2961, 3002 Trans World Airlines 2014 Transcontinental and Western Airlines, Inc. 2014 Trimble, South (1864-1946) 31, 727, 3204 Truman, Bess Wallace (1885-1982) 506, 1550 Truman, Harry S (1884-1972) 3, 20, 31-35, 85, 253, 308, 309, 471, 752, 1305, 1321, 1324, 1326, 1344, 1736, 2110, 2273, 2350, 2367, 2899- 2901, 2924, 2927, 3004A, 3091, 3106, 3108, 3120, 3122-3125, 3267, 3274 Truman-MacArthur Controversy 35 Trussell, Jeff 767 Tucker, Raymond Roche (1896-1970) 35, 814, 2124, 2125 Tugwell, Rexford G. (1891-1979) 1061 Tumulty, Joseph P. (1879-1954) 2975 Turkey, 1947 510, 511, 513 y Turner, William M. 35, 413 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 78

Subject Folders Other Image The Twainian 1722-1734 Tydings, Millard E. (1890-1961) 85, 982 U.S. Agricultural Adjustment Administration 1126 U.S. Army 23 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 637, 1009-1028, 1078, 3008 U.S. Army Language School 1689 U.S. Army, 1917 653 U.S. Atomic Energy Commission 19, 25, 26, 147-163, 2323, 2324, 2330 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2937 U.S. Bureau of the Budget 29 U.S. Capitol, Cornerstone 743 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency 1813, 3010-3104 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, 1958-1964 599 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration 2943 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Administration 2943 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Authority 493 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Authority 493 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board 2008-2010 U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board 2008-2010 U.S. Civil Service 733 U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps 1062 U.S. Civilian Conservation Corps, Cuivre 748-751 River Project U.S. Commission on Organization of 634 Executive Branch of the Government U.S. Commission on Organization of 1518, 3091 Executive Branch of the Government, Report U.S. Commodity Credit Corporation 637, 1159, 2938, 2966 U.S. Congress 703-728 U.S. Congress, 81st 33 U.S. Congress, 83rd, Summary of Record 838 U.S. Congress, 86th 552 U.S. Congress, 86th, House, Ways and 594 Means Committee U.S. Congress, East-West Division 1256 U.S. Congress, House, Appropriations 1813, 1814, 1823, 1890 Committee C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 79

Subject Folders Other Image U.S. Congress, House, Armed Services 90 Appropriations U.S. Congress, House, Democratic Caucus, 587-597 1951-1964 U.S. Congress, House, Organization 1256 U.S. Congress, House, Precedents 2210-2212 U.S. Congress, House, Rules 2359-2362 U.S. Congress, House, Ways and Means 3088 Committee U.S. Defenses, Appropriations 602, 2961 U.S. Department of Agriculture 354, 356 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Personnel 1180 U.S. Department of Labor 22 U.S. Department of State 13, 693 U.S. Department of the Interior 13, 36, 354, 1005, 1006 U.S. Department of War 11 U.S. Development Loan Fund 17 U.S. Economic Cooperation Administration 13, 3106 U.S. Farm Security Administration 1074 U.S. Farmers Home Administration 1225 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 14, 1269, 3203 U.S. Federal Emergency Relief 1076, 1275 Administration U.S. Federal Emergency Relief 1076 Administration, Elsberry, Missouri U.S. Federal Farm Loan Board 2974 U.S. Federal Power Commission 1036, 1040, 1041 U.S. Federal Reserve Board 980, 1320 U.S. Federal Trade Commission 1121, 1126 U.S. Geological Survey 3009 U.S. Harry S. Truman Library 468 U.S. Herbert Hoover Library 2627 U.S. History 1480-1483, 1513-1516 U.S. Information Agency 1359 U.S. International Joint Commission 22 U.S. Library of Congress 640 U.S. Mississippi River Commission 1009-1020 U.S. Missouri Basin Survey Commission 1849-1851 U.S. Mutual Security Agency 34 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 80

Subject Folders Other Image U.S. National Advisory Committee for 493 Aeronautics U.S. National Advisory Committee for 493 Aeronautics U.S. National Emergency Council, Report on 1128 Missouri U.S. National Gallery of Art 11, 37, 475, 683, 2462-2464 U.S. National Park Service 747, 3213 U.S. National Recovery Administration 1060, 1269 U.S. National Resources Planning Board 1564 U.S. National Youth Administration 26, 37, 580, 581, U.S. Navy 2007, 2154, 2155, 2323, 2325-2329 U.S. Navy, Secretary of the 18 U.S. Office of Price Administration 31, 641 U.S. Peace Corps 357 U.S. Post Office Department 2151, 3234 U.S. Post Office Department, Salaries, 1950s 2808 U.S. Post Office, Troy, Missouri 2196 U.S. Public Works Administration 1061 U.S. Public Works Administration, Missouri 2231-2342, 2363-2393 Projects U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation 1026 U.S. Rural Electrification Administration 37, 605, 635, 636, 648, 1047-1050, 1709-1712, 2363-2393, 2956, 2962, 2966, 3086 U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission 1051, 1052 U.S. Selective Service System 354 U.S. Smithsonian Institution 3272 U.S. Southwestern Power Administration 643, 1004, 2108, 2365-2370, 2372, 2374-2376, 2384-2386, 2388, 2393 U.S. Supreme Court, 1930s 636 U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority 93, 649, 1037, 2363, 2956-2958, 2962, 2965 U.S. Tennessee Valley Authority, Labor 1037 Relations U.S. Veterans Administration, Hospitals 648 U.S. War Food Administration 2938 U.S. War Resources Board 636 U.S. Work Projects Administration 27, 1095 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 81

Subject Folders Other Image U.S. Work Projects Administration, Cuivre 747-751 River Park U-2 Incident, 1963 24, 599, 3013 Udall, Stewart L. (1920-2010) 36, 454, 1055, 1006, 2257, 2259, 2262 Umstead, William B. 2967 Underwood, Oscar W. 2052 Unemployment, Missouri 1638, 1646, 2286, 2287, 2289, 2298 United Auto Workers 1263 United Nations 2021, 3247 United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation 19, 28 Administration (UNRRA) Universal Negro Improvement Association 1955, 1956 University of California, Davis 99 University of Missouri 10, 37, 635, 1898-1918, 2230, 2247, 2248, 2272, 2273 University of Missouri, Agricultural 1071-1073 Experiment Station, Elsberry University of Missouri, Alumni Association 1900-1902, 2198, 2771 University of Missouri, Honorary Degrees 468 University of Missouri, School of Journalism 469 University of Missouri, School of Law 732 Foundation University of Missouri, Western Historical 3290 Manuscript Collection Upshaw, William D. 2144 Van Matre, Everett S. 798, 801 Van Namee, George R. 2103 Van Zandt, James E. 150,151, 1397 Vance, Harold S. 150 Vandenberg, Hoyt S. (1899-1954) 36 Vaughn, M. B. 799, 811 Venereal Disease 637 Veterans 642, 2154, 2155, 3010, 3241 Veterans of Foreign Wars 18 Veterans--Housing 3041 Vinson, Carl (1993-1981) 36, 588, 2150, 3234 Vinson, Fred M. (1890-1953) 36 Vocational Agriculture 3042 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 82

Subject Folders Other Image Volstead Act 297 Voorhis, Jerry (1901- ) 636, 3205 Vorys, John 1145 Voting Records, Congressional, 1923-1964 2169 Box 99 Wage-price policy 1138-1147 Wallace, Henry A. 36, 1061, 1204, 1271, 1272, 1275, 2938, 3089, 3140 Wallace, Henry A. (1888-1965) 2179 y Walsh, Thomas J. 36 Walter, Francis E. 3262 War 3043, 3046-3058 War Loan Drive, 1944 731 War Mobilization and Reconversion Act 31 Ward, Truman 2963 Warren, Earl 36, 99, 2462 Warren, Fuller E. 358 Washington Conference, 1921-1922 2024, 2025 Washington D.C. 3059-3073 Washington, Booker T., Birthplace Memorial 1961, 3205 Washington, George 3074-3077 Water 3081 Water Pollution 643, 1915 Watersheds 1701-1703, 2250, 2254, 2299, 3082 Watson, B. B. 3083-3087 Watson, James E. 2155 Wayland Special Road District No. 1, Clark 2309 County, Missouri Weaver, Harry G. 1780 Weaver, Phil 3212 Weaver, Zebulon 2146 Webb, James E. 36 y Weeks, Sinclair 3208 Welch, Phil J. 3251 Westland, Jack 1005 Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri 681, 2910, 3089-3104 Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, John 3089-3901, 3098 F. Green Foundation Lectures Wheat--Government policy 246, 247 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 83

Subject Folders Other Image Wheeler, Earle G. 1883 Wheeler, Wayne B. 2102 Wherry, Kenneth S. 33 White House 32, 3106-3112 White, George E., Jr. 765, 1784 White, Mitchell 304 White, Robert M. 768, 2007 White, Robert M., II (1915-2008) 37, 89, 545, 563, 564, 2107 White, Thomas D. 3203 White, Wallace H., Jr. 32 White, William 1004 Whiteside family--Genealogoy Box 97 Whitlow, William Brewer 3113-3115 Whitten, Jamie L. 93, 470, 729, 1167, 1193, 1225, 2223, 2231, 2310, 2311, 2966, 2967, 2969, 2970, 3216 Whittington, William Madison 3244 Whitton, Rex M. 1460-1465, 2243, 2252, 2253, 2256, 2275, 2295-2298, 2341 Wielandy, Frank H. 2158 Wiggelsworth, Richard 502, 510-515 Wigginton family--Geneaology Box 99 Wildlife Refuges 2253, 2255-2263 Wiley, John C. 2012 Wilfley, Xenophon P. 1469 Wilkinson family--Genealogy Box 99 Willard, Frances E. (1839-1898) 3152 William Jewell College, Liberty, Missouri 3, 16, 466, 526, 550, 2911-2914, 2946 William Woods College, Fulton, Missouri 2206, 2932, 3015, 3140, 3141 Williams, Clyde 2091, 2159 Williams, G. Mennen 37, 921, 2119, 2125 Williams, Walter 37 Wilson, Charles E. 37, 1319, 1322, 2239, 2400 Wilson, Francis M. 2103, 2104 Wilson, Paul M. 745 Wilson, Woodrow 105, 527, 2183, 2974 v. 12, 13 Winn, Robert 2927 Winston Churchill Memorial 3103, 3104 C2342 Cannon, Clarence (1879-1964), Papers, 1896-1964 Page 84

Subject Folders Other Image Wirth, Conrad L. 3213 Wirtz, William Willard 2286 Witsell, Edward F. 38 Wolff, Joseph Scott 1472 Women 2155 Women in public life, 1950s 1287 Women--Political activity 1256 Women--Suffrage 1205, 2096 Wood, Leonard (1860-1927)---Memorial 2979 Wood, Reuben T. 349, 350, 2092 Woollen, Evans 2054 World War, 1939-1945 1201 World War, 1939-1945--Emergency Planning 20 World War, 1939-1945--Preparedness 3043 Wyatt, Wilson W. 3028 Yancey, Russel L. 927 Yankee Clipper (Airplane), 1939 492, 493 Yates, Sidney R. 37 Yorty, Samuel William (1909- ) 946 Young Democratic Clubs of America 309, 900 Young, Philip 2808 Yugoslavia, 1947 513 y Zimmerman, Orville 2092, 2093, 3205