Wayne L. Morse papers, 1919-1969 (bulk 1944-1968).

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Wayne L. Morse papers, 1919-1969 (bulk 1944-1968).

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Collection consists of material from 1919 to 1969. The bulk of the collection consists of the Senatorial papers, 1944-1968. Included are Records of committees and commissions; General correspondence, transcripts, and awards in labor arbitration cases; Miscellaneous papers of the Pacific Coast Maritime Industry Board; War Labor Board press releases; General correspondence file; Subject file; Academy file; Post Office file; Public Works file; Servicemen and veterans file; Oregon Office file; Legislative bill and correspondence files; Departmental correspondence; Pressure mail; Robo file; Synopsis of floor work; Voting records; Campaign papers; Speech file; Articles and statements file; Radio, television and motion picture file; Employment file; Pre-Senate correspondence; Committees, commissions, boards; Index to Senatorial files; Scrapbook; Miscellaneous records; Addendums I-III, comprising materials added after main collection was processed.

1330.25 linear ft. (926 containers)

University of Oregon Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 7671241

University of Oregon Libraries

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