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RG 79 Regulations, Instructions, and Other Procedural Issuances RG 79 Regulations, Instructions, and Other Procedural Issuances Relating to ECW and CCC Activities- War Department Box 1 Adjutant General Directive and Instruction, 4/27/1937 – 8/27/1942 Changes to CCC Regulations, 3/1935 – 5/21/1942 Office of Quartermaster General Excess Property List, 2/26/1940 Box 2 Office of Chief of Finance Finance Bulletins, 1938 (2 folders) Finance Bulletins, 1939 (2 folders) Finance Bulletins, 1940 Box 3 Finance Bulletins, 1941 (2 folders) Chief of Finance Circulars Chief of Finance Bulletins Box 4 FIFTH CORPS AREA General Correspondence, 4/27/1934 – 12/8/1942 Organizational Chart, 5/1/1939 CCC Instructions, 4/1/1938 – 3/21/1942 Numbered Memoranda, 1/5/1939 – 2/28/1942 Miscellaneous Reports, 12/29/1937 – 11/5/1942 Status Records of CCC Camps, 1/1/1938 – 1/1/1941 Work Camp Lists, 6/5/1935 – 3/15/1938 & 1/26/1942 Box 5 Occupied and Unoccupied CCC Camp Lists, 11/30/1939 – 5/30/1942 Technical Service Administration Officers Lists, 5/8/1940 – 1/26/1942 American Youth Commission, 7/29/1939 – 12/29/1939 Accident Reports, 6/19/1936 – 4/26/1941 “Recsal” Magazine, April 1939 Truck Driving Instruction Manual, 9/1939 1 Area and Project Maps, 11/1/1938 – 8/1/1941 Fort Thomas District: General Records, 6/26/1936 Fort Thomas District: Education, 6/16/1936 Indiana-Kentucky District: General Records, 6/3/1940 – 4/15/1941 SIXTH CORPS AREA General Correspondence, 2 vols. 4/4/1936 – 1/28/1943 Organizational Chart, 2/25/1938 Index to CCC Regulations, 4/1/1938 Box 6 CCC Regulations, 4/1/1938 Corrections to CCC Regulations, 7/27/1938-5/14/1942 Recruiting Regulations, 8/12/1941 Corrections to Recruiting Regulations, 8/23/1941-3/14/1942 Quartermaster Handbook, 3/1938 Flood Relief Plans, 2/23/1940-2/1941 Box 7 Headquarters Letters, 2-5 vols., 2/25/1937-8/19/1942 List of Parks and Officials in Charge- Undated Box 8 Status Record of CCC Camps, 7/1/1937-8/19/1942 Station Lists, 6/2/1936-6/1/1942 Educational Program, 8/26/1936-4/10/1942 Educational Conferences, 7/5/1937-1/18/1941 Box 9 Safety and Accident Reports, 3/24/1937-5/13/1942 (Cartoons) Ludington District: District Letters, 1/4/1941-4/14/1941 Sparata District: Final Report of District CCC Activities, 9/15/1942 SEVENTH CORPS AREA General Correspondence, 4/1/1936-2/1/1943 Organizational Chart 11th& 12th Periods, Undated CCC Regulations, 8/1/1936-1/20/1936 CCC Numbered Letters, 1/13/1938-7/6/1942 Box 10 2 CCC Liaison Office Numbered Letters, 3/31/1937-4/3/1941 Misc. Letters 12/5/1936-12/2/1942 Lists of Park Officers in Charge, Undated Status Record of CCC Camps, 1/1/1938-10/15/1942 Station Lists, 1-3 vols. 4/13/1936-6/1/1942 Educational Activities Correspondence, 5/10/1935-4/9/1941 Box 11 Reports of Instructional Activities by Technical Service Personal, 1-4 vols., 4/20/1935­ 3/19/1941 Summary Reports of Participation of Technical Services in Educational Program, 9/1938­ 9/1941 CCC Film Catalog, 4/13/1940-8/29/1941 Accident Record March, 3/1936-6/1937 Area Maps, 1/11/1934 Box 12 Requests for Clearance of Buildings and Structures, 7/23/1935-9/27/1937 Arkansas District: Station Lists, 11/24/1939-9/13/1940 DAKOTA DISTRICT Education (Includes Station Lists), 3/27/1939-5/23/1941 Training Conferences for Camp Educational Divisions, 4/23-26/1941 IOWA DISTRICT General Correspondence, 6/13/1940-11/5/1940 Station List, 10/6/1936 MINNESOTA DISTRICT General Correspondence (Includes Station Lists), 12/29/1938-12/17/1940 Educational Conference: Camp Advisors, 5/22-26/1939 MISSOURI-KANSAS DISTRICT Box 12 Numbered Letters, 6/17/1938-1/26/1939 Station Letters, 7/20/1938-9/26/1938 Report of Instructional Activities by Technical Services Personnel, 10/1938-4/1939 Changes to District Regulations, 7/14/1938-1/20/1939 General Orders, 7/25/1938 3 MISSOURI DISTRICT Box 13 General Correspondence, 2/1/1939-12/13/1939 Numbered Letters, 3/11/1939- 5/28/1942 Regulations, 2/20/1940-4/15/1942 Station Lists, 7/31/1939-6/5/1941 Forms and Reports, 3/13/1939-3/19/1941 Emergency Mobilization Plan, 2/20/1940 “Sho-Me” Magazine, 11/1940-4/1942 NEBRASKA-KANSAS DISTRICT Orders, 4/19/1939-4/25/1939 Station Lists, 11/27/1939-1/17/1940 Training Conferences for Camp Educational Advisors, March-May 1940 NEBRASKA-SOUTH DAKOTA DISTRICT Numbered Educational Memorandum, 1/27/1938-2/1/1938 NORTH DAKOTA DISTRICT Numbered Educational Bulletins, 3/11/1938 EIGHTH CORPS AREA Box 14 General Correspondence, 1-2 vols. 12/20/1935-1/28/1943 CCC Instructors, 4 vols. 6/1/1935-2/1/1942 Misc. Letters, 5-6 vols. 8/11/1938-9/29/1939 Box 15 Misc. Letters, 7-8 Vols. 10/4/1939-7/20/1942 Status Record of CCC Camps, 2 vols. 6/1/1937-12/31/1940 Box 16 Station Lists, 1-2 vols. 11/17/1936-6/15/1942 Monthly Educational Bulletins, 7/25/1938-11/26/1941 Monthly Injury Charts and Accident Record, 5/1936-8/1941 Requests for Clearances of Buildings and Structures, 4/6/1937-9/25/1937 Corps Area Maps, 7/1/1942 4 COLORADO-WYOMING DISTRICT Station List, 1/15/1940 Educational Conference, Undated NINTH CORPS AREA General Correspondence, 2 vols. 10/4/1935-6/25/1940 CCC Instructions, 7/1/1938-3/9/1942 Box 17 Corps Letters 6-9 vols. 11/8/1937-8/19/1942 Status Record of Camps, 1/1938-4/1/1939 Box 18 Status Record of Camps, 12/31/1939-7/15/1942 Directory (Station Lists of Camps) 2 vols. 10/31/1935-6/13/1942 Educational Activities Correspondence 11/1/1939-4/1942 Corps Area Maps 12th -17th Periods, 11/3/1938-9/1941 FORT MISSOULA DISTRICT General Correspondence, 4/11/1940-6/15/1940 LOS ANGELES DISTRICT Circulars, 4/17/1941-5/2/1941 Box 19 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE- CCC Meetings and Conferences, 5/7/1936-5/22/1939 Lists of Procurement Officers, Alternate Procurement Officers, and Finance Officers, 11/1/1936 Lists of Park Authorities Having Jurisdiction over CCC Camp Areas 5th – 8th Periods, 4/1/1935-2/11/1937 Station Lists and Status Record of Camps, 10/20/1933-12/29/1937 Camp Directory 8th Period, 10/5/1936-11/17/1936 Recreational Demonstration Provosts Lists, 5/20/1936-10/1/1937 Floor Plan Layout of Portable Camp, 1937 Corps Area Maps 5 .
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