Administrative correspondence 1941-1945.

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Administrative correspondence 1941-1945.

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Series documents activities of the Oregon State Defense Council during World War II. Records include correspondence, minutes, activity reports, publications, reports, charts, and plans. Topics include administration of the Council, the State Advisory Council, aeronautics, airplane crash service, alien permit control, enemy aliens, blackouts, bomb reconnaisance agents, incendiary and unexploded bombs, citizens difense training, U.S. Citizens Defense Corps, civilian protection, county coordinators, confidential agents, dimouts, emergency vehicle masks, civil reserve enrollment surveys, essential facilities lists, State Fire Marshall, fire defense program, forest fire fighting, gas masks and decontamination, health, recreation, incident observers, Japanese bombs (paper), observation post reports, Oregon State Guard, plant protection, Public Utilities Commission, American Red Cross, shore patrol, transportation, highways, U.S. Army Confidential files, war disaster relief, Women Air Corp recruitment, and the Oregon Women's Ambulance Corps.

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