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GENERAL FILE SERIES Table of Contents Subseries Box Numbers Subseries Box Numbers Annual Files Annual Files 1933-36 1-3 1957 82-91 1937 3-4 1958 91-100 1938 4-5 1959 100-110 1939 5-7 1960 110-120 1940 7-9 1961 120-130 1941 9-10 1962 130-140 1942-43 10 1963 140-150 1946 10 1964 150-160 1947 11 1965 160-168 1948 11-12 1966 168-175 1949 13-23 1967 176-185 1950-53 24-53 Social File 186-201 1954 54-63 Subject File 202-238 1955 64-76 Foreign File 239-255 1956 76-82 Special File 255-263 JACQUELINE COCHRAN PAPERS GENERAL FILES SERIES CONTAINER LIST Box No. Contents Subseries I: Annual Files Sub-subseries 1: 1933-36 Files 1 Correspondence (Misc. planes) (1)(2) [Miscellaneous Correspondence 1933-36] [memo re JC’s crash at Indianapolis] [Financial Records 1934-35] (1)-(10) [maintenance of JC’s airplanes; arrangements for London - Melbourne race] Granville, Miller & DeLackner 1934 (1)-(7) 2 Granville, Miller & DeLackner 1935 (1)(2) Edmund Jakobi 1934 Re: G.B. Plane Return from England Just, G.W. 1934 Leonard, Royal (Harlan Hull) 1934 London Flight - General (1)-(12) London - Melbourne Air Race 1934 Cables General (1)-(5) [cable file of Royal Leonard, FBO’s London agent, re preparations for race] 3 London - Melbourne Air Race 1934 Cables Fueling Arrangements London - Melbourne Air Race 1934 Cables Hangar Arrangements London - Melbourne Air Race 1934 Cables Insurance [London - Melbourne Flight Instructions] (1)(2) McLeod, Fred B. [Fred McLeod Correspondence July - August 1934] (1)-(3) Joseph B. Maier Maps Miscellaneous National Aeronautic Association Northrop 1934 Peel, Fred 1934 Public Clipping Bureau 1934 Radio - Federal J.A. Roche 1934 T.W.A. Maurice Turner Waco Aircraft Weinberg, Sydney Werner, Louis F. Wright Aeronautical Corp. Paterson, N.J. Sub-subseries 2: 1937 Files Autographs 1937 Aviation - Miscellaneous Correspondence 1937 (1)(2) [Amelia Earhart and Thiel College; Tex Rankin re aerobatic instruction; George Palmer Putnam] 4 [Inauguration Jan. 1937] National Aeronautic Association 1937 [development of US aviation policy; National Air Races] Nut Letters 1937 Pratt Whitney 1937 Seversky 1937 (1)(2) [Alexander de Seversky] Talks and Speeches 1937 Sub-subseries 3: 1938 Files Air Youth of America 1938 [Winthrop Rockefeller] Autographs, etc. 1938 (1)(2) Aviation - General Correspondence Jan. - July 1938 (1)-(3) [Royal Leonard’s adventures in China; Rex Rankin] Aviation - General Correspondence Aug. 1938 (1)-(4) Aviation - General Correspondence Sept. 1938 (1)-(3) [Howard Hughes re National Air Races] Aviation - General Correspondence Oct. - Dec. 1938 (1)-(3) Aviation - Government Papers 1938 [Aviators Ball Feb. 18, 1938] 5 Beech Aircraft Corp. 1938 Beechcraft 1938 Howard, Benny and Mike 1938 (1)(2) Insurance 1938 Invitations, Stories, Broadcasts, Congratulations 1938 (1)-(3) Paul Mantz 1938 [comments re Amelia Earhart] Maps 1938 Miami Air Races 1938 National Aeronautic Association 1938 (1)(2) [timing of National Air Races] National Air Races 1938 (1)(2) [National Air Races 1938 - Congratulations] (1)-(3) [National Air Races 1938 - Miscellaneous] Northrop Gamma 1938 (1)(2) Nut Letters 1938 Papana, Alex 1938 Pratt & Whitney 1938 Seversky 1938 Talks and Speeches 1938 (1)(2) 6 Sub-subseries 4: 1939 Files Air Youth of America (1)-(3) [survey of need for increased aeronautical education] Aviation - Correspondence Jan. - April 1939 (1)-(5) [Wesley Smith re JC’s career; Howard Hughes] Aviation - Correspondence May - July 1939 (1)-(5) [award to Eleanor Roosevelt] Aviation - Correspondence Aug. - Dec. 1939 (1)-(5) [Eleanor Roosevelt} Beechcraft 1939 The Bendix Air Race 1939 Jacqueline Cochran - Aviation 1939 [correspondence of H.P. Kelliher of Harry Bruno & Associates re publicity for JC] Max Constant 1939 (1)(2) 7 Insurance Aviation 1939 Kellogg 1939 [promotion of aviation by cereal company] Maps 1939 National Aeronautic Association 1939 (1)(2) Nut Letters 1939 Papana, Alex 1939 (1)(2) Pratt & Whitney 1939 Seversky 1939 (1)(2) Talks and Speeches 1939 Sub-subseries 5: 1940 Files Air Youth of America 1940 (1)(2) Aviation - General Correspondence Jan. - June 1940 (1)-(6) Aviation - General Correspondence July - Dec. 1940 (1)-(4) 8 Beechcraft 1940 Jacqueline Cochran - Aviation 1940 (1)-(5) [correspondence of H.P. Kelliher of Harry Bruno & Associates re publicity for JC] Collier Trophy 1940 (1)-(4) [Collier Trophy - Mayo Clinic Brief] (1)-(3) [Collier Trophy - United Airlines Brief] (1)-(3) Constant, Max 1940 (1)-(3) 9 Howard Hughes Racer 1940 Insurance - Expired Policies 1940 Kellogg 1940 Mantz, Paul 1940 National Aeronautic Assn. 1940 Nut Letters 1940 (1)(2) Alex Papana 1940 Tex Rankin 1940 Republic Aviation Corp. 1940 Speeches 1940 (1)(2) Sub-subseries 6: 1941 Files Aviation - General 1941 (1)-(3) Beechcraft 1941 Harry Bruno - Aviation Matters 1941 (1)(2) Constant, Max 1941 Insurance - Expired Policies 1941 National Aeronautic Association 1941 Nut Letters 1941 10 Speeches 1941 Women Pilots: Corresp. with (1)(2) Sub-subseries 7: 1942-43 Files Aviation - General 1942 Beechcraft 1942-43 H.A. Bruno - Aviation Matters 1942 Insurance - Expired Policies 1942-43 National Aeronautic Association 1942 Nut Letters 1942-45 Speeches and Talks, Invitations 1942-43 (1)(2) Sub-subseries 8: 1946 Files [Aero Club of Washington 1946] [Appointment Sheets 1946] (1)(2) [Files Put in Storage 1946] [G Miscellaneous 1946] Membership Cards, etc. 1946 National Air Races 1946 Jackie Cochran in [The Whereabouts Book Oct. 1941 - July 1946] [daily itinerary of JC and FBO; no entries for Feb. - Dec. 1945] 11 Sub-subseries 9: 1947 Files [Appointment Sheets 1947] Goodyear Trophy Race 1947 Press Kit (1)-(3) Sub-subseries 10: 1948 Files Air Force Directory 1948 [Appointment Sheets 1948] Aviation - Lodestar - General Corr. 1948 (1)-(5) Aviation - Lodestar - Correspondence with Convair (1)(2) P-51 Accident - Sept. 8, 1948 (1)-(3) Radio Broadcasts 1946-1947-1948 [JC on WASP program; armed forces unification; Amelia Earhart] Registration and Voting Requests for photographs, etc. 1948 12 [Air Force Association Dinner Sept. 25, 1948 Lists of Acceptances and Regrets] (card box) 13 Sub-subseries 11: 1949 Files “A” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(5) [Myrtle Alford; Henry Arnold; Dana Atchley; Beatrice Auerbach] Air Exposition - Paris 1949 Air Force Association 1949 Air Force Association Convention 1949 Air Force Directory Airplanes 1949 (1)(2) American War Correspondents Association 1949 (1)(2) Appointment Sheets 1949 Articles Offered for Sale Autograph Requests Aviation - “Flight Education for the Youth of the Nation” (1)(2) Aviation News Beacon 1949 “B” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(3) [Adm. John Ballentine; Bernard Baruch; Olive Beech; Ken and Mary Beirn; Richard Bond; Margaret K. Boylan; Kay M. Brick; Frederick Brisson and Rosalind Russell; Bradley Brownson; Harry Bruno; Leonore Buehler; Harold Burton; Murray Bywater] 14 Bendix Air Race Berlin: Information on Airlift (1)(2) Biography Birthday Greetings Booklets, Pamphlets, etc. (1)-(5) Bruno, Harry A. & Associates 1949 “C” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(7) [Lilian Carlisle; Civil Air Patrol; Mary Constant; Lewis Cotlow; Raymond Cotter; Stuart Craig; Joe Crane; Mardo Crane re women’s air race sponsored by JC and the Ninety-Nines] 15 Camp Fire Girls 1949 (1)-(4) [correspondence and reports] Camp Fire Girls 1949 (5)-(8) [literature] CARE 1949 (1)(2) Christmas Thank You 1949 Christmas 1949 - Thank You Letters - Dates (1)-(3) [Henry Arnold; Hester Bradley; Lilian Carlisle; Ruth Eaker; Frank Gannett; Eugene Millikin; Mildred Yount] Christmas: Thank you letters received [Barney & Hollyce Giles; Louis Johnson; Stuart Symington] Christmas: Thank you letters written Civil Aeronautics Administration 1949 [Northeast Airlines] 16 Clubs, Credit Cards, etc. (1)-(3) JC Personal - Flowers, cards, letters, etc. received during illness (1)-(4) [Lyndon Johnson] Contributions and Requests 1949 (1)-(4) Convair Genevieve Crowley 1949 “D” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(3) [Joe De Bona re airplane races; Charles Depiere; Gen. James Doolittle] Date Business 1949 Georges de Sonchen 1949 (1)-(3) [French Legion of Honor Award] “E” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)(2) [Ruth Eaker; Cecelia Edwards; Anne Ehrenkrona; William and Kitty Enyart; Hector Escobosa] Entertainers 17 “F” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(3) [Order of Fifinella; James and Katherine Fitzgerald; Luis de Florez; Richard Freyberg] FAI 1949 [Federation Aeronautique Internationale] FAI Annual Report 1949 [FAI Code Sportif 1949] (1)-(4) FAI Conference: Cleveland Sept. 1-7, 1949 (1)-(4) [FAI Conference 1949 Materials for Consideration] (1)(2) [FAI Conference 1949 Program] FAI: History of 1949 FAI Party Sept. 8, 1949 (1)(2) 18 FAI Party Sept. 8, 1949 Accepted (1)-(3) [Lady Bird Johnson] FAI Party Sept. 8, 1949 Not Coming (1)-(3) Family Letters 1949 (1)-(3) [relatives of FBO] Fifth Avenue Office 1949 Food 1949 “G” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(3) [Clara Gable; Viola Gentry; Joseph Geuting; G.E. and Peggy Gibbs; Barney and Hollyce Giles; Bernard and Alva Gimbel; Stanton Griffis] Gifts 1949 Gift Cards, Greeting Cards, Thank You’s (1)(2) “H” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(5) [Pierpont and Norah Hamilton; Harmon Trophy; John and Fannie Hertz; Ben and Mike Howard] William M. Holmes [cosmetics business] Hotel Reservations 1949 19 “I” Miscellaneous 1949 [John and Dora Ide; Carolyn Irimescu] Inauguration Jan. 1949 (1)(2) Industrial Reports & Statistics 1949 Invitations and Announcements 1949 (1)-(4) Invitations to Speak “J” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)-(3) [Robert and Irene Jackson; Louis Johnson; Lyndon B. and Lady Bird Johnson] “K” Miscellaneous 1949 (1)(2) [ George C.
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