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Guide to the . Kaiser, Jr. Papers, 1937-1961

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Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 1 Papers, 1937-1961 Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Papers, 1937-1961

Collection number: BANC MSS 88/205 c

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University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California Contact Information: The Bancroft Library. University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California, 94720-6000 Phone: (510) 642-6481 Fax: (510) 642-7589 Email: [email protected] URL: http://bancroft.berkeley.edu Processed by: Rosemary Evetts Date Completed: 1989 Encoded by: Alvin D. Pollock © 1996 The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

Collection Summary Collection Title: Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Papers, Date (inclusive): 1937-1961 Collection Number: BANC MSS 88/205 c Collector: Kaiser, Henry J., 1917-1961 Extent: Number of containers: 8 cartons, 1 portfolioLinear feet: 10 Repository: The Bancroft Library Berkeley, California 94720-6000 Physical Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog. Abstract: Collection contains business and personal correspondence, speeches, subject files. Languages Represented: English Access The collection is open for use. Publication Rights Copyright has been assigned to The Bancroft Library. All requests for permission to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted in writing to the Head of the Manuscripts Division. Permission for publication is given on behalf of The Bancroft Library as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 2 Papers, 1937-1961 holder, which must also be obtained by the reader. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. papers, BANC MSS 88/205 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley. Photographs have been transferred to Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library. Acquisition Information The Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Papers, 1937-1961, were donated to The Bancroft Library, October 21, 1987 by Henry J. Kaiser III. Biography Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. was born February 18, 1917 at Everett, Washington. He received his early schooling in the Oakland, Californiapublic school system. A 1940 graduate of Stanford University, he was a member of the Kaiser organization's policy-making team, along with his father, Henry, Sr., his brother, Edgar, and Eugene E. Trefethen. From 1939 through 1951 he moved from one coast to another, largely as demanded by the Kaiser companies tremendous war time efforts. His first job with the Kaiser Companies was in San Jose, Californiaas project engineer during the building of the Permanente Cement Plant. He participated in the largest and fastest production of ships in world history, accomplished by the during World War II. He was administrative manager of one of these yards at Richmond, California, where 30,000 workers turned out 368 Liberty and Victory ships for the war effort. During the same war period, he was administrative manager of the plant at Fontana, California and later took over direction and reorganization of the Brewster Aeronautical Corporation at Bristol, Pennsylvania. This was at the request of the U.S. Navy, which was striving to unsnarl production lines for its Corsair fighter planes. Although only 26 at the time, Kaiser took charge of the Brewster operation, which had a dismal record of production failures and labor strife. Seven managers had preceded him and total production of the critically needed Navy plane during the previous month was only four aircraft. Under his direction, a total of 127 planes was turned out within the next three months and production rose to a peak of 123 per month in less than a year. The following year, 1944, an even greater and more personal challenge was dealt him. While in charge of the Kaiser-operated Denver and Fontana artillery shell plants, he was afflicted with multiple sclerosis. Rather than submit to a prescribed program of rest, Henry characteristically plunged into a program of intensive physical therapy, continuing his full work-day schedule. After the war, Kaiser moved to to manage the Kaiser-Frazier division of Corporation. In 1951 he transferred to the Oakland offices of the Kaiser organization to take a more active role in overall management, and in 1954 he assumed responsibility for Kaiser Companies' worldwide public relations program. He developed into a popular motivational speaker on a variety of topics--education, public relations, faith, personal and societal values, and, of course, multiple sclerosis. Many of his speeches were published in a variety of magazines, among them Reader's Digest and Guideposts, or printed as leaflets by the Kaiser Companies for later distribution. He was a recipient of the 1959 George Washington Honor Medal, presented by the Valley Forge Freedom Foundationsfor his contribution to the nation's spiritual values. Also in 1959 he was chosen Education Association Layman of the Year by the Alameda County (Calif.) Education Association and in 1960 was named Oakland's Outstanding Citizen of the Year. He held an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Portland, Oregon. Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. served as chairman of Oakland's Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE). He was a director of the National Safety Council, and the California Safety Foundation, and chairman of the Oakland Workreation Committee. He served as chairman of the Division of Parish Day Schools, Department of Education of the Episcopal Diocese of California. In addition, he was a member of the board of directors of the Oakland Museums Association. He was western vice-president of the American Public Relations Association and a member of the Public Relations Society of America.He belonged to the Claremont Country Club,San Francisco's Press & Union Club,and the Jonathan Club of Los Angeles, among others. Kaiser was married twice. Two daughters, Janie Leeand Marylou resulted from his first marriage to Jane Walkup. Remarried in 1947 to the former Barbara Preininger, they had one son, Henry J. Kaiser III. Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. died May 3, 1961 in Oakland, California. He was entombed in the Mountain View Cemetery Mausoleum. Scope and Content The Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Papers contains personal and business correspondence, interoffice memoranda, speeches, and personal papers. It also contains the files of an Oakland education advocacy group, the Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE),of which Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. was chair. Correspondence, the bulk of the collection, covers both personal and business matters. Since public relations was his responsibility at Kaiser, much of the correspondence with Kaiser Company employees was on that topic, notably Chandler Young, H. Walton Cloke, Chad F. Calhoun, and Lambreth HandyHancock, among other public relations people.

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 3 Papers, 1937-1961 Several of his principal correspondents were personal friends: Jack Mullin, a Kaiser employee not involved in public relations; Virgil Pinkley, a southern California newspaper publisher; Edward Truman, a Hollywood musician; and William S. Long, a southern California business executive. Their letters primarily concern personal affairs, but Kaiser reveals details of his roles in various Kaiser companies. During the war years, Mullin, Long, and Varick Vic Martin served in the armed forces and their letters to Kaiser describe that experience. As a result of the Kaiser family search for medical answers to , Jr.'s illness and subsequent endowment of a research clinic, he also corresponded with several medical men: Herman Kabat, first director of the Kaiser-Kabat Institute, O. Leonard Huddleston and Sidney H. Garfield, both later associated with Kaiser Foundation Institute, and Tracy J. Putnam, a professor of neurology. Kaiser was an active Episcopalian and corresponded with several church or religious leaders on diverse topics. Among these were J. C. F. Merrifield, and William H. Siegmund, both Episcopal lay leaders. There are some incidental letters from a variety of well-known persons: Richard Nixon, Herbert Hoover, Norman Vincent Peale, Gary Cooper, Bob Hope, George Romney, and Goodwin J. Knight, among others. The collection also contains Kaiser's published and unpublished speeches, in draft and manuscript form, as well as copies of the leaflets which the Kaiser Companies printed for private distribution. There is biographical material about him as well as other members of the family and miscellaneous family documents. The subject files are concerned with various civic interests of Kaiser's, particularly Oakland's Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE). In addition, the collection contains interoffice memoranda, primarily from 1960, from various Kaiser employees concerning the activities of different Kaiser companies. Also included is correspondence and interoffice memoranda concerning the 1957 industrial preview and inauguration of a nuclear reactor, designed and built by the Henry J. Kaiser Company at Idaho Falls, Idaho.

Cartons 1-2 SERIES 1: OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged chronologically. Personal and business correspondence of Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Letters to members of his family appear before letters to other individuals. Correspondence also appears in series 6, in the files of the Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE) and in series 7, the Atomic Energy Commission, Engineering Test Reactor, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 1957.

LETTERS TO FAMILY MEMBERS.

Ctn. 1, folder 1 To Mother 1941-1954 folder 2 To Father 1941-1960 folder 3-4 To Edgar 1941-1961 folder 5 To Jane 1946 folder 6 To Barbara 1950-1960 folder 7 To Henry III 1953-1961

LETTERS TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS.

Ctn. 1, folder 8 Letters 1941 folder 9-10 Letters 1942 folder 11-14 Letters 1943 folder 15-18 Letters 1944 folder 19-21 Letters 1945 folder 22-23 Letters 1946 folder 24-25 Letters 1947 folder 26-27 Letters 1948 folder 28-29 Letters 1949 folder 30-31 Letters 1950

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 4 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 1: OUTGOING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. LETTERS TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS.

folder 32-35 Letters 1951 folder 36-39 Letters 1952 folder 40-43 Letters 1953 Ctn. 2, folder 1-2 Letters 1953 folder 3-8 Letters 1954 folder 9-12 Letters 1955 folder 13-16 Letters 1956 folder 17-20 Letters 1957 folder 21-24 Letters 1958 folder 25-30 Letters 1959 folder 31-34 Letters 1960 folder 35 Letters 1961 folder 36 Letters n.d. folder 37 Invitations 1953-1961 Cartons 3-5 SERIES 2. INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent, and then chronologically. Personal and business letters received by Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. Correspondence from members of his family appear before letters from other individuals. Correspondence also appears in series 6, in the files of the Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE) and in series 7, the Atomic Energy Commission, Engineering Test Reactor, Idaho Falls, Idaho, 1957.

LETTERS FROM FAMILY MEMBERS, 1941-1960.

Ctn. 3, folder 1 Henry J. Kaiser, 1882- 1942-1957 folder 2 Bess Kaiser 1941-1950 folder 3-6 Edgar Fosburg Kaiser, 1908-1981 1941-1960 folder 7 Various family 1949-1950

LETTERS FROM SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS, 1942-1961.

Ctn. 3, folder 8 Albright, Bud 1942-1947 folder 9 Beaumont, William G. 1956-1960 folder 10 Bartholomew, Frank H. 1954-1957 folder 11 Bedford, Clay 1942-1953 folder 12 Bedford, Timothy A. 1943-1958 folder 13 Block, Karl Morgan 1951-1957 folder 14 Blocki, Fritz 1948-1958 folder 15 Boy Scouts of America 1952-1959 folder 16 Browning, F. H. 1943-1944 folder 17 Buffum, Ray 1942-1948 folder 18 Burr, Howard 1948-1951 folder 19 Cadman, Paul Fletcher, 1889-1946 1943-1945 folder 20 Calhoun, Chad 1944-1960 folder 21 Carrington, Richard Adams, Jr. 1950-1957 folder 22 Chandler, Norman, b.1899 1950-1958 folder 23 Cloke, H. Walton 1951-1961 folder 24 Conway, Thomas J. 1943-1958 folder 25 Cottrell, Virginia 1952-1954 folder 26 Cummings, Elizabeth 1943-1959 folder 27 Dagwell, Benjamin D. 1949-1954 folder 28 Davis, Julian R. 1951-1959 folder 29 Day, Charles H. 1942-1943 folder 30 Dealey, George Bannerman, 1859-1946 1942-1944

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 5 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 2. INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. LETTERS FROM SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS, 1942-1961.

folder 31 De Chellis, Robert 1953-1957 folder 32 De Kruif, Paul, 1890-1971 1943-1956 folder 33 Elliott, Robert C. 1944-1960 folder 34 Farrell, Walter R. 1943-1957 folder 35 Fawcett, Vance 1944-1959 folder 36 Fifield, James W. 1950-1958 folder 37 Francis, Vincent A. 1955-1959 folder 38 Garfield, Sidney R. 1942-1960 folder 39 Garrett, J. C. 1949-1958 folder 40 Gock, A. J. 1946-1958 folder 41 Gottlieb, Leo 1944-1948 folder 42 Guideposts 1952-1953 folder 43 Guthrie, William 1943-1946 folder 44 Hackley, S. D. 1943-1958 folder 45 Hancock, Lambreth, 1917- 1943-1958 folder 46 Harlan, Harriette 1953-1958 folder 47 Heiner, Albert P., 1915- 1944-1959 folder 48 Herrick, Jean C. 1951-1957 folder 49 Hickingbotham, Howard 1942-1955 folder 50 Hinkle, Ralph Voorhees 1952-1957 folder 51 Hoffman, Jean A. 1947-1957 folder 52 Hornby, Nina 1953-1959 folder 53 Hoyt, William Reed 1957-1960 folder 54 Huddleston, Ora Leonard 1947-1956 folder 55 Hughes, John B. 1942-1945 folder 56 Jensen, Georg, Inc. 1956-1957 folder 57 Johnson, Gordon 1949-1959 folder 58 Johnson, S. E. (Sherman Elbridge), 1908- 1951-1952 folder 59 Jones, A. E. 1946-1958 folder 60 Jones, Tracy K. 1956-1958 folder 61 Kabat, Herman, 1913- 1946-1953 folder 62 Keene, Clifford H., d.1984 1954-1959 folder 63 Knight, Goodwin Jess, 1896-1970 1948-1960 folder 64 Knuth, Edna 1943-1949 folder 65 Krumm, John M. 1950-1958 folder 66 Lefleur, Leo 1947-1957 folder 67 Lewin, Henri 1956-1961 folder 68 Lindbergh, H. V. 1943-1957 folder 69 Lindsey, William B. 1950-1954 folder 70 Long, William S. 1949-1961 folder 71 Lowney, John 1958-1960 folder 72 Lundgren, Hank 1952-1953 folder 73 MacDiamid, E. Wallace 1951-1959 folder 74 Machin Shirt Company 1946-1957 folder 75 Magnin, Edgar F. 1950-1956 folder 76 Mailand, J. H. 1947-1952 folder 77 Marks, William 1945-1960 folder 78 Marrin, Paul S. 1942-1956 folder 79 Marsh, Wallace A. 1953-1961 folder 80 Martin, Varick 1943-1945 folder 81 Merrifield, J. C. F. 1950-1959 folder 82 Mott, William Penn, Jr. 1954-1961 folder 83 Motley, Arthur H. 1943-1946 folder 84 Mullin, Jack 1942-1958 folder 85 Nagel, Carl E. 1943-1961 folder 86 Nash, Norris 1942-1960 folder 87 O'Connor, Basil 1950-1958 folder 88 O'Neal, Duncan 1942-1945

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 6 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 2. INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. LETTERS FROM SPECIFIC INDIVIDUALS, 1942-1961.

folder 89 Ordway, A. B. 1943-1957 folder 90 Pendleton, Morris B. 1950-1960 folder 91 Pinkley, Virgil 1950-1960 folder 92 Pollard, William H. 1942-1960 Ctn. 4, folder 1 Porter, Noel 1943-1959 folder 2 Preininger family 1951-1960 Aunt Margaret Helen & Clair B. Maxine & Joe folder 3 Price, T. R. 1943-1959 folder 4 Putnam, Tracy Jackson 1943-1958 folder 5 Reis, J. F. 1944-1958 folder 6 Reynolds, Earl S. 1942-1959 folder 7 Rosen, Fred S. 1956-1958 folder 8 Shapiro, Sidney 1943-1953 folder 9 Sherwood, G. G. 1942-1951 folder 10 Siegmund, William H. 1950-1961 folder 11 Stearns, Chap 1943-1949 folder 12 Stollery, Stub 1947-1954 folder 13 Struble, William 1942-1957 folder 14 Swig, Benjamin Harrison 1958-1961 folder 15 Thompson, Wayne E. 1954-1961 folder 16 Trefethen, Eugene Edgar, Jr. 1942-1959 folder 17 Troffey, Alex 1952-1959 folder 18 Truman, Edward 1950-1961 folder 19 Washburn, Benjamin M. 1949-1957 folder 20 Weaver, Chief 1943-1949 folder 21 Weintraub, William H. 1948-1959 folder 22 Werner, Mort 1957-1960 folder 23 Wintersteen, John H. 1953-1957 folder 24 Witter, Guy 1949-1958 folder 25 Woodell, Todd 1943-1960 folder 26 Young, Chad 1953-1961

LETTERS FROM VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, 1942-1961.

Ctn. 4, folder 27 Abel-Anderson 1943-1959 folder 28 Anspach-Ayersinger 1943-1960 folder 29 Babbitt-Bayer 1943-1960 folder 30 Beals-Best 1942-1960 folder 31 Bible-Bluhill 1942-1959 folder 32 Board-Boys' 1943-1960 folder 33 Bradley-Bryant 1942-1960 folder 34 Buckley-Byron 1942-1960 folder 35 Cahill-Cavanaugh 1942-1960 folder 36 Cerwin-Clymer 1942-1960 folder 37 Cobb-Cutting 1942-1960 folder 38 Dahl-Dey 1942-1961 folder 39 Dickie-Dyson 1942-1960 folder 40 Eason-Ewen 1952-1959 folder 41 Fabbrini-Flynn 1943-1959 folder 42 Foge-Furtado 1942-1960 folder 43 Gaertner-Glover 1942-1960 folder 44 Gock-Guyer 1942-1960 folder 45 Haagensen-Hazeltine 1942-1960 folder 46 Heckscher-Hirtle 1943-1959 folder 47 Hobson-Hutchinson 1942-1961 folder 48 Inch-Ivins 1943-1959

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 7 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 2. INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE, 1941-1961. LETTERS FROM VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS, 1942-1961.

folder 49 Jacobs-Justice 1942-1960 Ctn. 5, folder 1 Kagan-Kay 1944-1960 folder 2 Keane-Klein 1942-1961 folder 3 Kobak-Kyser 1945-1961 folder 4 Lachman-Lazanich 1944-1961 folder 5 League-Livingstone 1942-1960 folder 6 Lockwood-Lytle 1942-1960 folder 7 McAllister-Mazzera 1942-1961 folder 8 Meacham-Mittelberg 1942-1960 folder 9 Moffitt-Myrick 1943-1960 folder 10 Naftzger-Nutter 1942-1960 folder 11 Oakland-Owings 1942-1960 folder 12 Pacific-Pfeil 1942-1961 folder 13 Phair-Quinton 1942-1961 folder 14 Rabeck-Reynolds 1942-1960 folder 15 Rhine-Rittenour 1943-1960 folder 16 Roberts-Ryus 1943-1960 folder 17 Sackstun-Schwarz 1942-1961 folder 18 Seaborg-Slusser 1942-1961 folder 19 Smith-Spry 1942-1961 folder 20 Stacy-Syer 1942-1961 folder 21 Tabor-Titus 1942-1961 folder 22 Toaspern-Twyeffort 1942-1961 folder 23 Udall-Vrat 1942-1960 folder 24 Wainerdi-Wewerka 1942-1960 folder 25 Whedon-Wright 1942-1960 folder 26 Yates-Zurnow 1944-1959 folder 27 Multiple correspondents n.d. folder 28 Unidentified surnames 1942-1957 folder 29 Illegible signatures 1943-1950 folder 30 Announcements 1945-1960 folder 31-34 Invitations 1940-1961 folder 35 Cards ca. 1942-1961 Carton 6, folders SERIES 3. CORRESPONDENCE NEITHER TO NOR FROM HENRY J. KAISER, JR., 1942-1961. 1-20 Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by name of writer, and then chronologically. Primarily For-Your-Information copies between other Kaiser employees, or concerning arrangements for his appearances or his own personal business affairs.

Ctn. 6, folder 1 From Barbara Kaiser 1953-1957 folder 2 From Bess Kaiser 1943 folder 3 From Jane Kaiser 1942-1945 folder 4 From Edgar Fosburg Kaiser, 1908-1981 1949-1961 folder 5 From Henry J. Kaiser, 1882- 1942-1961 folder 6 From Bill Struble 1942-1948 folder 7 From A 1948-1960 folder 8 From B 1942-1961 folder 9 From C 1942-1960 folder 10 From D 1945-1961 folder 11 From E-F 1943-1960 folder 12 From G 1945-1961 folder 13 From H 1944-1961 folder 14 From I-J-K 1942-1961 folder 15 From L-M 1942-1960 folder 16 From N-O-P 1942-1960 folder 17 From R 1942-1960

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 8 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 3. CORRESPONDENCE NEITHER TO NOR FROM HENRY J. KAISER, JR., 1942-1961.

folder 18 From S 1942-1961 folder 19 From T 1945-1961 folder 20 From V-W-Y-Z 1942-1961 Carton 6, folders SERIES 4. SPEECHES, 1942-1961. 21-33 Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged chronologically. These include annotated drafts and manuscripts of published and unpublished speeches.

Ctn. 6, Speeches 1942-1961 folder 21-31 folder 32 Poetry source material for speeches n.d. folder 33 Published speeches 1952-1960 Carton 6, folders SERIES 5. PERSONAL PAPERS, 1937-1961. 34-46; Carton 7, Scope and Content Note folders 1-7 Arrangement Arranged by subject. Includes biographical information on Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. and information about other family members, as well as activities and interests of Kaiser, Jr. Two folders of personal memorabilia include certificates, programs, house plans, Christmas scripts, and other miscellaneous items. Also included is his appointment calendar from 1950 to 1961 and financial and legal documents.

Ctn. 6, folder 34 Biographical information 1937-1961 folder 35 Medical history ca. 1947-1958 folder 36 Divorce 1948 folder 37 Marriage 1949 folder 38 Obituary 1961 folder 39 Estate 1961 folder 40 Articles about Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. 1948-1961 folder 41 Henry J. Kaiser Jr.'s written reminiscence about Henry J. Kaiser, Sr. n.d. folder 42 Henry J. Kaiser III birth announcement 1953 folder 43 Bess Kaiser funeral services 1951 folder 44 Property at Lake Tahoe- Fleur du Lac 1960-1962 folder 45-46 Personal memorabilia 1938-1961 folder 47 Calendar 1950-1961 Ctn. 7, folder 1-6 Finances 1956-1961 folder 7 Legal documents 1947-1961 Carton 7, folders SERIES 6. SUBJECT FILES, ca. 1946-1961. 8-20 Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically. Contains information concerning interests of Henry J. Kaiser, Jr., particularly the Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE), the Kabat-Kaiser Institute, and Oakland's Workreation Program. Also includes correspondence of the Public Advisory Committee on Education.

Ctn. 7, folder 8 Citizens Council for Better Schools 1959 folder 9 Kabat-Kaiser Institute ca.1946-1954 folder 10 Parish day school 1954-1955 folder 11 Public Advisory Committee on Education (PACE)--general information 1959-1961 folder 12 PACE minutes 1959-1960 folder 13 PACE minutes of executive meetings 1960-1961 folder 14-17 PACE correspondence 1959-1961 folder 18 PACE benefit preview 1961 folder 19 PACE circulars 1960-1961

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 9 Papers, 1937-1961 SERIES 6. SUBJECT FILES, ca. 1946-1961.

folder 20 PACE clippings 1960-1961 folder 21 PACE community relations 1960 Ctn. 8, folder 1-2 PACE fundraising 1960-1961 folder 3 PACE news releases 1960-1961 folder 4 PACE personnel 1960-1961 folder 5 PACE questionnaire 1960 folder 6 PACE roster 1960-1961 folder 7 PACE speeches & statements 1960-1961 folder 8 Workreation program 1954-1955 Carton 8, folders SERIES 7. KAISER COMPANIES, 1946-1960. 10-27 Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by the name of the company or division. Largely interoffice memoranda from various Kaiser employees concerning activities of different Kaiser companies, primarily from 1960. The folder of press releases dates from 1946 to 1962.

Ctn. 8, folder 9 Henry J. Kaiser Company 1960 folder 10 Kaiser Aircraft and Electronics Division 1960 folder 11 and Chemical Corporation 1960 folder 12-18 , Inc. 1960 folder 19 Kaiser Engineers 1960 folder 20 Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. 1960 folder 21 Kaiser Industries Corporation 1960 folder 22 Kaiser Metal Products 1960 folder 23 Kaiser companies press releases 1946-1962 folder 24 Kaiser Services 1960 folder 25 Kaiser Steel Corporation 1960 folder 26 Kaiser Steel Corporation monthly reports 1960 Carton 8, folders SERIES 8. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION. ENGINEERING TEST REACTOR IDAHO FALLS, 28-36 IDAHO, 1957. Scope and Content Note Arrangement Arranged alphabetically by name of writer. Contains correspondence and interoffice memoranda concerning the industrial preview and inauguration of this nuclear reactor designed and constructed by the Henry J. Kaiser Company. It also contains the printed preview program.

Ctn. 8, folder 27 Correspondence from A-B 1957 folder 28 Correspondence from C 1957 folder 29 Correspondence from F 1957 folder 30 Correspondence from G-H-J-K-L 1957 folder 31 Correspondence from M-Y 1957 folder 32 Interoffice memos from B-D 1957 folder 33 Interoffice memos from F 1957 folder 34 Interoffice memos from G-T 1957 folder 35 Preview program 1957

Guide to the Henry J. Kaiser, Jr. BANC MSS 88/205 c 10 Papers, 1937-1961