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Association on American Indian Affairs Records, 1851-2008 (bulk 1922-1995): Finding Aid

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These records were processed with the generous support of The National Endowment for the Humanities and The John Foster and Janet Avery Dulles Fund.

Published in 1997

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Association on American Indian Affairs.

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Association on American Indian Affairs Records, 1851-2008 (bulk 1922-1995)

Abstract:

The Records of the Association on American Indian Affairs document the corporate life of an influential and resilient player in the history of twentieth-century Native American advocacy. From its formation by non-Indians in New York in 1922 to its re-establishment in South Dakota in 1995 under a wholly Indian administration, the AAIA has defended the rights and promoted the welfare of Native Americans and, in this process, has shaped the views of their fellow citizens. The AAIA has waged innumerable battles over the years, touching on the material and spiritual well-being of Indians in every state of the Union: from the right of Native Americans to control their resources to their right to worship freely; from their right to federal trusteeship to their right to self-determination. The evolving nature of this struggle, in terms of conception and execution; the environment in which it was waged, both within and without the AAIA; the parade of men and women who figured in it; and the relationships among them can all be found in the abundant and insightful records which constitute these Records. The correspondence, minutes, reports, articles, clippings, and other documents in the collection, augmented by photographic and audiovisual material, represent a window not only on the AAIA but on the entities and personalities with which it interacted. While its vision has co-existed with others, and while it has been far from alone in its contribution to Indian life, no consideration of twentieth-century Native American affairs can disregard its arduous and, for the most part, fruitful work.

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232.7 linear feet (482 boxes)

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MC147

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Princeton University Library. Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.
Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library.
Public Policy Papers.
Princeton, New Jersey 08540 USA

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English.

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This collection is stored onsite at the Mudd Manuscript Library.

History of Association on American Indian Affairs

The Association on American Indian Affairs traces its beginnings to 1922, when legislation inimical to the interests of New Mexico's Pueblo Indians was approved by the United States Senate. Sponsored by Senator Holm Bursum and endorsed by Secretary of the Interior Albert Fall, S. 3855 was designed to "ascertain and settle land claims of persons not Indian within Pueblo Indian land, land grants, and reservations." Its critics, however, charged that it did so in a manner which favored non-Indian claimants and, thus, promoted the disinheritance of Native Americans under an avowedly assimilationist Indian administration. Among the groups which coalesced to fight this bill was the Eastern Association on Indian Affairs, forerunner of the AAIA. The EAIA was initially composed of men and women residing in and around the city of New York who shared an interest in "the crafts and life and art of these Pueblo people" but, according to its spokesman, were not "exclusively artists, scientists, or members of women's clubs." These sectors of society were nevertheless well-represented in the campaign to defeat S. 3855, a campaign which achieved success but led to a bitter falling out among reformers. The EAIA, soon strengthened by an energetic branch in Massachusetts, and the New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs, with which it enjoyed close ties, took a moderate stand in this and other matters, preferring cooperation to confrontation. In contrast, the American Indian Defense Association, led by John Collier, future Commissioner of Indian Affairs, aggressively assailed the entire system of Indian administration, which it equated with a "dungeon."

The EAIA, which was incorporated in 1924, did not consider its work accomplished with the passage in that year of new legislation regulating Pueblo lands. It widened its focus to embrace seven areas of concern to Native Americans: education, industry, health and sanitation, land tenure, irrigation, religion, and autonomy. In elaborating on these topics, the EAIA asserted that "the best education of our Indian wards would be achieved by developing instead of destroying their pride of race and by calling into active service, instead of suppressing, their group loyalties and communal responsibilities." Positions such as this marked a seminal change in non-Indian thinking and were destined to find juridical expression in the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, the centerpiece of a sweeping reformation in Indian affairs effected during the Roosevelt administration. Two major preoccupations of the EAIA during the tenure of its first and second presidents -- chemist Ellwood Hendrick and, beginning in 1927, anthropologist Herbert Spinden -- were the health and the arts and crafts of Native Americans, particularly those of the Southwest. In conjunction with the New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs, the EAIA placed sorely needed nurses among the Pueblo and Navajo and, through diligent investigation, instruction, and promotion, helped to revive the artistic expression and, conjointly, the economic activity of these and other Indians.

Notwithstanding its achievements, the EAIA was on the verge of collapse when, in 1933, Oliver La Farge, an anthropologist who had won acclaim as a writer, became its president. As he reported in 1934, "A year ago, it looked as if we might have to dissolve and go out of business for lack of funds and support. Last spring that seemed almost certain…. We had laid off our Field Nurses, and had no means of paying the Field Representatives without whom our existence would be sterile." The EAIA was fearful, too, that the newly elected Roosevelt administration, with its ties to the American Indian Defense Association, would prove uncooperative, further hamstringing its activities. Under La Farge's energetic leadership, however, the EAIA, renamed the National Association on Indian Affairs in 1933, revived, forming a cordial, though not uncritical, working relationship with Collier's Bureau of Indian Affairs. In La Farge's words, "The new Commissioner met us better than half-way, and indeed, in the atmosphere of the New Deal we are enjoying as much authority in Indian Affairs as we have ever had, perhaps more."

It was against this cooperative backdrop that the NAIA and the American Indian Defense Association, which had itself fallen on hard times, amalgamated, giving birth, in 1937, to the American Association on Indian Affairs, headquartered in New York. Its mission was defined in the following terms: "to promote the welfare of the American Indian in the United States by creating an enlightened public opinion, by assisting and protecting him against encroachment of his constitutional rights, and by promoting suitable legislation and enforcement of law; by aiding in the improvement of health and educational conditions and in preserving and fostering his arts and crafts; and in furtherance of this object it shall gather and disseminate facts bearing on the welfare of the Indians and shall assist in formulating and making effective a constructive national policy on Indian affairs."

Even before this union, the NAIA had expanded its reach. Its field representatives, Moris Burge and Margaret McKittrick, had visited Colorado and Oklahoma in 1935, and while the Southwest would continue to be a primary locus of activity, the Association was destined to turn its attention to Native American communities as far afield as North Carolina and Alaska in the years preceding the United States' entry into the Second World War.

The war saw an adjustment in but not a cessation of the AAIA's activities as national attention shifted overseas and key players in the Association entered their country's service -- La Farge joining the United States Army and Burge, who had assumed the role of a part-time executive director, the War Relocation Authority. Haven Emerson, a physician who had presided over the American Indian Defense Association at the time of its merger with the NAIA, headed the Association from 1943 to 1948. A major project undertaken during his presidency was the formation of "Program Study Committees" in the spheres of education, health, law, and social and economic organization: forums in which authorities in these fields could develop solutions to the fundamental problems confronting Native Americans. Noteworthy, too, was the appointment in 1947 of a full-time executive director, Alexander Lesser, in the face of what La Farge described as "the greatest possible need for restoring the Association on American Indian Affairs [so renamed in 1946] to the fullest possible effectiveness, and increasing that effectiveness."

In this, La Farge, who reassumed the presidency of the AAIA in 1948, though he was himself now permanently based in Santa Fe, anticipated the punishing battles of the 1950s, when the federal government sought to end its involvement in the lives of Native Americans by abruptly relinquishing its responsibilities towards both tribes and individuals. Termination, as this phenomenon was known, drew the Association's fire, for, if fully implemented, it threatened to do incalculable harm to the material well-being and cultural identity of Indians throughout the United States. As La Farge declared in 1958, "Our federal policy does not actually aim to destroy the bodies of living Indians -- although, as recent U.S. Public Health Service reports show, that is one of its by-products -- but to disintegrate their communities, their hopes, their very souls, and to create as the end result broken creatures who will not be white men, obviously, but who will no longer be recognizably Indians and hence will be from the point of view of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, as good as dead." In 1956, rather than serving simply as a critic, the Association presented an alternative to these policies in the form of an "American Indian Point IV Program" aimed at developing the social and economic potential of Native American communities, thereby eliminating the grave disparities between Indians and non-Indians, without destroying the former's uniqueness. The 1950s were significant, too, in that they marked the birth of an Indian presence within the councils of the AAIA itself, beginning with the election to its Board of Directors of Edward Dozier of the Pueblo of Santa Clara in 1955.

This year also witnessed the appointment of La Verne Madigan as the AAIA's Executive Director. During her productive tenure, La Farge reflected on her untimely death in 1962, "she led us to entirely new levels of effectiveness, often in regions that had been hitherto little known to us." Three areas of the country which commanded much of her attention and that of the Association as a whole in these years were the Great Plains, where a program known as We Shake Hands sought to lessen the isolation and empower the inhabitants of Indian communities; Florida, where a campaign was waged to win federal recognition, territorial security, and developmental assistance for the Miccosukee; and Alaska, where far-reaching organizational work was undertaken to safeguard aboriginal rights, including all-important land rights, a process highlighted by historic gatherings of Alaskan natives in 1961 and 1962. Madigan's death in a riding accident was widely mourned, as was La Farge's passing in 1963.

Madigan's successor, William Byler, who served the Association from 1962 to 1980, operated in a significantly different world from the one in which Madigan had found herself in the 1950s. Within the AAIA itself, La Farge's death created a void which subsequent presidents, despite their varied contributions, were unequipped to fill. The tenures of La Farge's immediate successors were relatively brief. Alden Stevens, a writer, headed the Association from 1964 to 1968, and Roger Ernst, a former Assistant Secretary of the Interior, held its reins from 1968 to 1973. While Princeton University and, later, University of New Mexico anthropologist Alfonso Ortiz of the Pueblo of San Juan, the first Native American to serve as president, presided over the AAIA far longer, from 1973 to 1988, the resources he could commit to its work were limited. (Ortiz's successor, to complete this roster, was Navajo educator Joy Hanley. Her tenure is the last to fall within the ambit of these Records.) Had Byler been a less masterful executive director, greater responsibility would undoubtedly have devolved upon La Farge's successors, but, as it was, Ortiz could say of Byler's tenure that "The Association you left is, in all important respects, the house that Byler built. We would not be fair to your legacy if we thought of it in any other sense."

If Byler faced a new internal dynamic in La Farge's absence, he also confronted new political realities in the country at large. While the interests of Native Americans still required stalwart advocates, the 1960s and 1970s saw the abandonment of termination, in any immediate sense, as a governmental objective, though not until 1988 was the Congressional resolution sanctioning it repealed. These decades witnessed the formulation of legislative and administrative policies designed to foster tribal self-determination through such means as economic development, enhancements in health and education, and the involvement of Indians in the formation and implementation of programs affecting them. By 1980, more than three-quarters of the staff of the Bureau of Indian Affairs was Native American. For their part, Indians grew increasingly assertive -- and, in some cases, militant -- in this period, taking action on their own behalf through tribal bodies and a proliferation of articulate organizations with an interest in fields in which the AAIA had hitherto few partners.

Under Byler's leadership, the AAIA took many steps to promote the self-sufficiency of Indian communities: some in the interests of particular tribes, others on behalf of Native Americans as a whole. As Ortiz expressed it in 1973, "The Association has set as its major and immediate goal the comprehensive implementation of Indian self-determination in all its aspects…. American Indian people today are at a crossroads in their destiny; the Association stands ready to help insure that Indian people themselves ultimately determine that future." Among the spheres in which the AAIA was active were health, education, and welfare; economic life; arts and crafts; and land and water rights. Its contributions in these areas included its designation of 1964 as "Indian Health Year" (a means of focusing attention on the deplorable state of Native American health and such environmental factors as sanitation); its persistent promotion of day schools over boarding schools; its influential role in the enactment of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978 (bolstered by its legal activities on behalf of fractured Indian families); its creation of the Alaska Native Business Credit Fund with the aim of stimulating small-scale economic enterprise; its establishment of the American Indian Arts Center in New York (a showcase for Native American arts and crafts); and its involvement, albeit beset by controversy, in the Pueblo of Taos' campaign to recover its sacred Blue Lake. The Association's vigorous advocacy of the land claims of Alaskan Natives, its defense of Paiute interests regarding Pyramid Lake and Havasupai interests regarding the Grand Canyon, and its promotion of central Arizona tribal water rights also reflected its commitment to the bases of Native American self-determination.

Byler's successors, Executive Directors Steven Unger (1980-1985), Idrian Resnick (1985-1989), and Gary Kimble, the first Native American to serve in this capacity (1989-1994), continued to pursue a multifaceted agenda, though the issues on which they focused varied. The inadequacy of Indian educational funding, programs, and facilities was one of Unger's major concerns, and during his time in office these shortcomings were highlighted, new instructional models and organizational networks were promoted, and practical assistance was extended to educational authorities in locations ranging from the Native Village of Goodnews Bay in Alaska to the Navajo community of Black Mesa in Arizona. Resnick's tenure saw such undertakings as the revision of tribal codes and constitutions, the facilitation of federal acknowledgement of unrecognized tribes, and the formulation of tribal-state agreements relating to child welfare. The latter half of the 1980s also marked the onset of a critical self-examination by the AAIA, a process spurred, in part, by the multiplicity of organizations in the field of Indian affairs. Indeed, in 1986, the Association committed itself "to work closely with other organizations, especially those directly representing American Indians and/or Alaskan Natives, taking care not to duplicate efforts nor to undermine their work." Under Kimble, the AAIA became deeply involved in issues relating to Native American religiocultural freedom, including the protection of sacred sites, the preservation of ceremonial practices, and the repatriation of Indian remains and artifacts. The Association offered assistance to organizations dedicated to the furtherance of these objectives and, together with the National Congress of American Indians and the Native American Rights Fund, founded the American Indian Religious Freedom Coalition to secure the passage of favorable federal legislation in this sphere.

Kimble's successor was Jerry Flute, a onetime chairman of South Dakota's Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux who had represented the AAIA in the field before his appointment as executive director. He inherited an active but financially troubled organization and, in 1995, was faced with calls to disband the Association rather than suffer bankruptcy. Flute and like-minded individuals on the Board of Directors, which became a wholly Indian body in this year in an unsuccessful attempt to qualify for federal funding, avoided this expedient by moving the AAIA's headquarters to Sisseton, South Dakota and narrowing the scope of its activities. While the Association faces an uncertain future, it continues to meet a variety of needs -- from the defense of sacred sites to the granting of scholarships -- and serves as a voice for marginalized communities. This new and as yet unfinished chapter lies outside the time span of these Records. There can be little doubt, however, that La Farge and other architects of the Association would be gratified to know that their Indian heirs have maintained their faith in the AAIA and its ability to play a constructive role in the lives of America's first peoples.

Description

The Records of the Association on American Indian Affairs consist primarily of textual records, with modest but revealing bodies of photographic and audiovisual material. They represent the work of many hands, both paid and unpaid, and testify to the durability of the AAIA and the needs which called it into existence. The activities documented in these Records are myriad and reflect a complex pattern of relationships, not only within the AAIA itself but with representatives of governments, tribes, and other organizations. While the different facets of the Association's work cannot be compartmentalized in any absolute sense, the series and subseries into which these Records have been divided highlight broad areas of interest and involvement, such as "Legislation" or "Legal Cases;" significant organizational and functional elements, such as "Administration" or "Correspondence;" and the individuality of officers, such as Oliver La Farge or Hildegarde Forbes, whose personal files relating to the AAIA have been subsumed into -- though not interfiled with -- the overall collection. The single largest component of these Records and, arguably, the keystone, is "Tribal," a subseries which documents the Association's work on behalf of hundreds of Native American communities and its concern with local issues. In contrast, matters of national scope, including entities with a national constituency, are to be found in "General," a subseries second only to "Tribal" in size. Researchers can therefore plumb both the microcosm and the macrocosm of Native American life, as well as charting the links between the two. The picture of the AAIA formed by the thousands of files which collectively constitute these Records, contains innumerable brush strokes. Some are disappointingly broad and some are numbingly detailed, but for the most part they are illuminating: an invaluable source of insight into the controverted but, as these Records attest, sometimes constructive relationship of Indians and non-Indians in the twentieth century.

Arrangement

The Records of the Association on American Indian Affairs are divided into eleven series, three of which have been divided into subseries. The contents of each series or subseries are arranged alphabetically with the exception of Series 1, Subseries 1, which is arranged hierarchically to reflect the organizational structure of the AAIA. The overall arrangement of these Records is as follows:

• Series 1, Organizational Files, (1922-1995)
• Subseries 1, Administration, (1923-1994)
• Subseries 2, Affiliates and Offices, (1922-1964)
• Subseries 3, Correspondence, (1929-1995)
• Subseries 4, Finances, (1933-1995)
• Series 2, Subject Files, (1851-1995)
• Subseries 1, General, (1868-1995)
• Subseries 2, Tribal, (1852-1994)
• Subseries 3, Legislation, (1851-1994)
• Subseries 4, Legal Cases, (1934-1991)
• Subseries 5, Programs, (1927-1994)
• Subseries 6, Publications and Circulars, (1924-1994)
• Series 3, Personal Files, (1927-1991)
• Subseries 1, Henry S. Forbes, (1954-1981)
• Subseries 2, Hildegarde B. Forbes, (1927-1991)
• Subseries 3, Oliver La Farge, (1939-1963)
• Subseries 4, Corinna Lindon Smith, (1932-1965)
• Subseries 5, Alden Stevens, (1941-1971)
• Series 4, Photographs, (1928-1992)
• Series 5, Audiovisual Material, (1961-1987)
• Series 6, Jack Trope Legal Counsel Files (1966-1999)
• Series 7, November 2005 Accession (1990-2005)
• Series 8, March 2006 Accession (1993-2005 )
• Series 9, August 2007 Accession (2003-2005)
• Series 10, January 2008 Accession (2002-2006)
• Series 11, February 2009 Accession (1996-2008)

Access and Use

Access

Under the terms of an access agreement concluded with the AAIA in 1996, the records of the AAIA are closed for a period of 20 years following the date of their creation. For practical purposes, any folder containing material dated within the past 20 years is deemed to be closed. Exceptions to this rule are as follows:

• The Family Law component and portions of the Criminal Law and Legal Aid components of Legal Cases (Series 2, Subseries 4) are closed for a period of 75 years following the date of their creation.
• Publications and Circulars (Series 2, Subseries 6) and Photographs (Series 4) are open.
• The files of Henry S. Forbes, Hildegarde B. Forbes, Oliver La Farge, Corinna Lindon Smith, and Alden Stevens (Series 3, Subseries 1 through 5) are open with the exception of one folder of material belonging to Mrs. Forbes, which is closed until May 1, 2012.

Researchers wishing to consult restricted material, other than Mrs. Forbes' folder, should apply to the AAIA for permission to do so. On presentation of written authorization, specifying which folders are to be made available to the researcher, the University Archivist will grant access to the material in question.

Restrictions on Use and Copyright Information

Single photocopies may be made for research purposes. Permission to publish material in these Records must be requested of the Associate University Librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections.

Provenance and Acquisition

The AAIA donated its Records to Princeton University Library in 1971. The records of the Association have been transferred to the Library on an irregular basis over the years. The material in Series 3 is distinct in that it consists of the personal files of five men and women who played prominent roles in the Association. The AAIA-related papers of Henry S. Forbes were donated in 1970, those of Hildegarde B. Forbes in 1987, those of Oliver La Farge in 1986, those of Corinna Lindon Smith in 1979, and those of Alden Stevens in 1971. Each of these donations was made by the family of the papers' creator or, in the case of Mrs. Forbes, by the creator herself. Series 6 through 10 were donated by Jack Trope.

Processing and Other Information

Processing Information

These Records were arranged and described between December 1995 - June 1997 by John S. Weeren, with the able assistance of many hands and, in particular, Tom Rosko, Mitra Martin, Christina Aragon, and Shawneequa Callier.

Descriptive Rules Used

Finding aid content adheres to that prescribed by Describing Archives: A Content Standard.

Encoding

Machine-readable finding aid encoded in EAD 2002 by Techbooks and Cristela García-Spitz on May 17, 2006.

Finding aid written in English.

Preferred Citation

Identification of item; Date, if known; Association on American Indian Affairs Records; Box and Folder Number; Public Policy Papers; Department of Rare Books and Special Collections; Princeton University Library.

Subject Headings

These materials have been indexed in the Princeton University Library online catalog using the following terms. Those seeking related materials should search under these terms.

• Burge, Moris -- Correspondence.
• Byler, William S. -- Correspondence.
• Cohen, Felix S., 1907-1953 -- Correspondence.
• Collier, John, 1884-1968 -- Correspondence.
• Debo, Angie, 1890- -- Correspondence.
• Emerson, Haven, 1874-1957 -- Correspondence.
• Ernst, Roger C., 1914- -- Correspondence.
• Flute, Jerry, 1939- -- Correspondence.
• Forbes, Henry Stone, 1882- -- Correspondence.
• Forbes, Hildegarde B. -- Correspondence.
• Hanley, Joy J., 1940- -- Correspondence.
• Kimble, Gary Niles -- Correspondence.
• La Farge, Oliver, 1901-1963 -- Correspondence.
• Lazarus, Arthur -- Correspondence.
• Lesser, Alexander, 1902- -- Correspondence.
• McKittrick, Margaret -- Correspondence.
• Madigan, La Verne -- Correspondence.
• Ortiz, Alfonso, 1939- -- Correspondence.
• Resnick, Idrian N. -- Correspondence.
• Schifter, Richard -- Correspondence.
• Smith, Corinna Lindon, 1876- -- Correspondence.
• Stevens, Alden -- Correspondence.
• Unger, Steven, 1946- -- Correspondence.
• Alaska Federation of Natives.
• American Indian Community House.
• American Indian Defense Association.
• American Indian Development Corporation.
• Association of Contract Tribal Schools.
• Association of Village Council Presidents.
• Cook Inlet Native Association.
• Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council.
• Inter Tribal Council of Arizona.
• Inuit Circumpolar Conference.
• John Hay Whitney Foundation.
• National Congress of American Indians.
• National Indian Education Association.
• Organization for Social and Technical Innovation.
• Tanana Chiefs Conference, Inc.
• United States. American Indian Policy Review Commission.
• United States. Bureau of Indian Affairs.
• United States. Dept. of the Interior.
• Apache Indians.
• Bannock Indians.
• Cheyenne Indians.
• Choctaw Indians.
• Dakota Indians.
• Havasupai Indians.
• Hopi Indians.
• Older Indians -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indian art -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indian business enterprises -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indian children -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indian reservations -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indian youth -- North America -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Alaska -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Civil rights -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Claims -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Crime -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Economic conditions -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Education -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Employment -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Financial affairs -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Fishing -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Government relations -- 1869-1934.
• Indians of North America -- Government relations -- 1934-
• Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- History -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Housing -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Hunting -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Industries -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Land tenure -- 20th century.
• Indian land transfers -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Mental health -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Mines and mining -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Museums -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Public welfare -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Religion -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Rites and ceremonies -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Scholarships, fellowships, etc. -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Social conditions -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Societies, etc. -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Suffrage -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Taxation -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Urban residence -- 20th century.
• Indians of North America -- Water rights -- 20th century.
• Indians, Treatment of -- North America -- 20th century.
• Lumbee Indians.
• Navajo Indians.
• Ojibwa Indians.
• Omaha Indians.
• Oneida Indians.
• Osage Indians.
• Paiute Indians.
• Pueblo Indians.
• Seminole Indians.
• Seneca Indians.
• Shoshoni Indians.
• Siksika Indians.
• Tohono O'Odham Indians.
• Fort Berthold Indian Reservation (N.D.)
• United States -- Armed forces -- Indians -- 20th century.
• Articles.
• Audiovisual materials.
• Clippings.
• Correspondence.
• Files.
• Minutes.
• Photographs.
• Records.

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Contents List

1. Series 1, Organizational Files Series Description Series 1: Organizational Files (1922-1995) contains four subseries: Administration, Affiliates and Offices, Correspondence, and Finances. These document respectively the internal workings of the AAIA, including the formulation of its policies and programs; its relationship with its branches; the views of its presidents, executive directors, general counsel, and staff as embodied in their correspondence; and its financial situation.

2. Subseries 1, Administration Subseries Description Series 1: Organizational Files, Subseries 1: Administration (1923-1994) consists of correspondence, minutes, agenda, transcripts, reports, incorporation papers, articles, and clippings spanning most of the AAIA's existence: from its days as an "Indian interest organization," with non-Indians at the helm, to its days as an "Indian organization," under Native American leadership. This subseries documents the AAIA's administrative activities through the workings of its Board of Directors, committees, and staff; chronicles its evolving goals and the programs designed to realize them; delineates its organizational structure and manner of conducting business; and, last but not least, records the enormous variety of issues it considered over the years. More than half of this subseries consists of files relating to Annual, Board of Directors, and Executive Committee meetings. These files, which for the most part are organized chronologically on a meeting by meeting basis, typically contain minutes, reports, and correspondence regarding the arrangement of meetings and the issues discussed at them. Files from the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s often contain transcripts as well. The recordings from which many of these were made can be found in Series 5 (Audiovisual Material). A wide variety of internal committees are also represented in this subseries, including the Health Committee, which concerned itself with such matters as the over-representation of certain diseases, including tuberculosis and trachoma, in the Native American population; the Nominating Committee, which was charged with proposing candidates for the Board of Directors and its committees; the Film Committee, which focused on the frequently unflattering portrayal of Indians in motion pictures; and the Education Committee, which discussed, among other things, boarding schools, head start programs, home study, and the awarding of AAIA-sponsored scholarships. Files designated "Program & Budget" consist of annual discussions of the AAIA's plans for the forthcoming year in both their programmatic and financial aspects, as well as general long-term planning. Important issues raised in these files include Native American health, education, and welfare; the arts; land and water rights; the termination of federal responsibilities and tribal self-determination; and community development. Additional material related to the budgetary process can be found in Series 1, Subseries 4 (Finances). Other files document wide-ranging policy debates and organizational analyses, including a discussion in the 1950s regarding the merits of converting from a board-run to a staff-run association. Underpinning these deliberations are various foundational documents, such as by-laws, which, among other things, document the various changes in name which the AAIA has undergone. Of particular interest are several files on the merger in 1937 of the National Association on Indian Affairs, as the AAIA was then known, and the American Indian Defense Association, including correspondence reflecting the jockeying for power which accompanied this union of onetime foes. This subseries also contains numerous reports, including annual reports, albeit inconsistently published; reports of the executive director; and activity and program reports from various board and staff members, all of which offer useful insights into the day-to-day workings of the AAIA, as well as its overall vision. The different styles of the Association's executive directors are well-illustrated by the material in this subseries: from the expressive La Verne Madigan, whose reports could assume the character of stories, to the dispassionate Idrian Resnick, with his emphasis on system. In sum, this subseries provides a concise overview of the history of the AAIA and the personalities who shaped its course. Many, though not all, of the Association's internal dynamics are laid bare, including the changing relationship between board and staff and their divergent perspectives on the handling of such matters as the administration of programs and fund raising. Gains and setbacks are recorded -- from Secretary of the Interior Fred Seaton's disavowal of involuntary termination in 1958 to Madigan's untimely death in 1962 -- as is the frequently unglamorous activity between such poles. The changing concerns and changing terms of reference of the AAIA can be found elsewhere in this collection, but nowhere does this evolution unfold more plainly.

3. Annual Meetings, 1925-1936, 1938-1958

   Box 1, Folder 1-32

4. Annual Meetings, 1959-1968

   Box 2, Folder 1-10

5. Annual Meetings, 1969-1989

   Box 3, Folder 1-20

6. Annual Meetings, 1990-1993

   Box 4, Folder 1-4

7. Board Meetings, 1924-1961

   Box 4, Folder 5-48

8. Board Meetings, 1961-1969

   Box 5, Folder 1-19

9. Board Meetings, 1969-1979

   Box 6, Folder 1-23

10. Board Meetings, 1979-1982

    Box 7, Folder 1-6

11. Board Meetings, 1982-1986

    Box 8, Folder 1-7

12. Board Meetings, 1986-1989

    Box 9, Folder 1-8

13. Board Meetings, 1989-1991

    Box 10, Folder 1-8

14. Board Meetings, 1991-1994

    Box 11, Folder 1-8

15. Board Membership: Biographies, 1951-1968

    Box 12, Folder 1

16. Board Membership: Listings, circa 1930, 1941-1994, undated

    Box 12, Folder 2-5

17. Board Membership: Prospects, 1940-1944, 1948-1950, 1952-1954, 1957, circa 1960

    Box 12, Folder 6-10

18. Board Retreat, 1989

    Box 12, Folder 11

19. Executive Committee Meetings, 1930, 1933, 1937-1947

    Box 12, Folder 12-24

20. Executive Committee Meetings, 1948-1957

    Box 13, Folder 1-35

21. Executive Committee Meetings, 1957-1966

    Box 14, Folder 1-29

22. Executive Committee Meetings, 1967-1979

    Box 15, Folder 1-37

23. Executive Committee Meetings, 1980-1985

    Box 16, Folder 1-16

24. Executive Committee Meetings, 1985-1991

    Box 17, Folder 1-11

25. Executive Committee Meetings, 1992-1994

    Box 18, Folder 1-6

26. Mailings to Board and Executive Committee, 1940-1942, 1944, 1955, 1957-1959, 1962-1963, 1965-1967

    Box 18, Folder 7-19

27. Mailings to Board and Executive Committee, 1968-1973, 1980-1990

    Box 19, Folder 1-17

28. Mailings to Board and Executive Committee, 1990-1993

    Box 20, Folder 1-5

29. Committees: Administrative, 1942-1944, 1986

    Box 20, Folder 6-8

30. Committees: Advisory, 1973

    Box 20, Folder 9

31. Committees: Arts and Crafts, 1958-1963, 1970-1972

    Box 21, Folder 1-4

32. Committees: Budget, 1956-1957

    Box 21, Folder 5-6

33. Committees: Education, 1955-1957, 1959, 1966-1973, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1987-1988

    Box 21, Folder 7-15

34. Committees: Film, 1949-1950

    Box 21, Folder 16-17

35. Committees: Film, 1951, 1953

    Box 22, Folder 1-2

36. Committees: Finance, 1952-1956, 1961

    Box 22, Folder 3-4

37. Committees: Fund Raising, 1991-1993

    Box 22, Folder 5

38. Committees: Government Relations, 1944-1946, 1954-1958

    Box 22, Folder 6-7

39. Committees: Health, 1953, 1955-1959

    Box 22, Folder 8-11

40. Committees: Health (Environmental Sanitation Project), 1959

    Box 22, Folder 12

41. Committees: Health, 1960-1970

    Box 23, Folder 1-8

42. Committees: Health, 1986

    Box 24, Folder 1

43. Committees: Indian Relations, 1955-1958

    Box 24, Folder 2

44. Committees: Indian Welfare, 1956-1962

    Box 24, Folder 3

45. Committees: Industrial Development, 1956-1958

    Box 24, Folder 4-5

46. Committees: Institute Planning, 1942

    Box 24, Folder 6

47. Committees: Legal, 1955-1959, 1986

    Box 24, Folder 7-8

48. Committees: Legislative, 1943

    Box 24, Folder 9

49. Committees: Membership, 1942-1946

    Box 24, Folder 10

50. Committees: Nominating, 1934, 1940-1946, 1949, 1952-1960, 1963, 1965-1966, 1968, 1970-1971, 1990-1992

    Box 24, Folder 11-19

51. Committees: Personnel, 1944-1946

    Box 24, Folder 20

52. Committees: "Program Study", 1943-1944

    Box 24, Folder 21

53. Committees: "Program Study:" Education, 1943-1944

    Box 25, Folder 1

54. Committees: "Program Study:" Health, 1943

    Box 25, Folder 2

55. Committees: "Program Study:" Law, 1943-1944

    Box 25, Folder 3

56. Committees: "Program Study:" Social and Economic Organization, 1943

    Box 25, Folder 4

57. Committees: "Program Study:" Steering, 1943-1944

    Box 25, Folder 5

58. Committees: Public Education, 1955-1957

    Box 25, Folder 6-7

59. Committees: Public Education: Map, 1958-1959

    Box 25, Folder 8

60. Committees: Publications, 1942-1943, 1945

    Box 25, Folder 9-10

61. Committees: Reorganization, 1954-1955

    Box 25, Folder 11

62. Committees: Ways and Means, 1962

    Box 25, Folder 12

63. Committees: General, 1954

    Box 25, Folder 13

64. Program and Budget: Annual Discussions, 1942, 1944-1945, 1954-1960

    Box 25, Folder 14-19

65. Program and Budget: Annual Discussions, 1960-1987

    Box 26, Folder 1-26

66. Program and Budget: Annual Discussions, 1987-1991

    Box 27, Folder 1-4

67. Program and Budget: General, circa 1930, 1948, 1953-1954, 1956, circa 1959, undated

    Box 27, Folder 5-10

68. Policy Debate, 1985-1987

    Box 27, Folder 11-12

69. Reports: Annual, 1927-1936, 1938-1945, 1967-1969, 1985-1986, 1990-1993

    Box 28, Folder 1-5

70. Reports: Executive Director's, 1950, 1957-1963, 1967

    Box 28, Folder 6-10

71. Reports: Activity and Program, 1923, 1933, 1940, 1950, 1952-1953, 1956, 1962, 1969, 1972, 1985-1987

    Box 28, Folder 11-20

72. Reports: Activity and Program, 1988-1991

    Box 29, Folder 1

73. Reports: Activity and Program: Flute, Jerry, 1982-1993

    Box 29, Folder 2-3

74. Certificates of Incorporation, 1923-1963

    Box 29, Folder 4

75. By-Laws, 1933-1969, 1977-1988

    Box 29, Folder 5-6

76. Merger of National Association on Indian Affairs with American Indian Defense Association, 1935-1937

    Box 29, Folder 7-8

77. Merger of National Association on Indian Affairs with American Indian Defense Association: Restructuring, 1936-1937

    Box 30, Folder 1

78. Organizational Analysis and Restructuring, 1957-1958, 1990

    Box 30, Folder 2-3

79. Staff: Benefits, 1988

    Box 30, Folder 4

80. Staff: Employment Policies, 1953-1956, 1987, 1992-1993

    Box 30, Folder 5-7

81. Staff: Executive Director Search, 1947

    Box 30, Folder 8

82. Staff: Job Descriptions, 1954, 1962, 1991

    Box 30, Folder 9-11

83. Staff: Listings, circa 1962-1990

    Box 30, Folder 12

84. Staff: Meetings, 1964, 1986-1990

    Box 30, Folder 13-14

85. Staff: Office Reports, 1932-1936

    Box 30, Folder 15

86. General: Indian Advisory Board, 1953

    Box 30, Folder 16

87. General: Membership Lists, 1941-1979

    Box 30, Folder 17

88. Subseries 2, Affiliates and Offices Subseries Description Series 1: Organizational Files, Subseries 2: Affiliates and Offices (1922-1964) consists of correspondence, reports, minutes, by-laws, membership lists and other documents relating to a number of local organizations with ties to the AAIA. Also to be found in this subseries are somewhat meager files concerning the AAIA's Southwest and Washington, D.C. offices. The character and sphere of the Association's affiliates, which were also known as branches or chapters, varied considerably. At one end of the spectrum can be found the short-lived Missouri Association on Indian Affairs, which was little more than a source of funds and where "no one," it was reported, "is really more than mildly interested." Positioned at the other extreme is the long-running New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs -- later known as the Southwestern Association on Indian Affairs -- with its noteworthy history of involvement in and advocacy of Indian concerns, be it the preservation of their lands, the improvement of their health, or the promotion of their arts and crafts. The relationship between the AAIA and its affiliates lacked definition, reflecting the circumstances of each party rather than a systematic pattern. While this ambiguity did not go unchallenged, General Counsel Arthur Lazarus, Jr. voiced a prevailing view when, in 1958, he noted that the "present thinking of the Association is that its relationship with local organizations should not be in accordance with a rigid formula, but rather should depend upon the wishes of the local citizenry and the nature of their organization." Establishing affiliates was a precarious undertaking, as files on abortive ventures in Arizona, Idaho, and Illinois attest. Success was often attributable to the presence of a zealous individual, and the material in this subseries bears witness to the potency of women such as Mary Wheelwright in Massachusetts, Margretta Dietrich in New Mexico, and Pearl Chase in California. While the file on the AAIA's Massachusetts Branch includes a comprehensive set of minutes, among other internal documents, and while such material can be found in modest amounts elsewhere, it is the relationship between the AAIA and its affiliates which is the focus of this subseries. In the course of a rich correspondence, harmony -- "the Colorado Springs Chapter has done nobly" -- and discord -- "the whole Santa Barbara branch business is certainly a nightmare" -- are documented, as are many intervening shades of feeling. (The words are President Oliver La Farge's in 1933 and 1955 respectively.) What emerges from these exchanges is the strength, the weakness, and, above all, the individuality of the AAIA's affiliates, the product of local initiative and national outreach.

89. Arizona, 1938-1952

    Box 30, Folder 18

90. California, 1932-1939

    Box 30, Folder 19

91. California, 1939-1962, undated

    Box 31, Folder 1-2

92. Colorado, 1933-1940

    Box 31, Folder 3

93. Idaho, 1950

    Box 31, Folder 4

94. Illinois, 1938-1941

    Box 31, Folder 5

95. Massachusetts, 1923-1944, undated

    Box 31, Folder 6-8

96. Massachusetts: Branch Minutes, 1922-1943

    Box 31, Folder 9

97. Michigan, 1958

    Box 31, Folder 10

98. Missouri, 1935-1942

    Box 31, Folder 11

99. Missouri, undated

    Box 32, Folder 1

100. Montana, 1937-1947

     Box 32, Folder 2

101. Nebraska, 1958

     Box 32, Folder 3

102. New Mexico, 1923-1958

     Box 32, Folder 4-7

103. New Mexico, 1959-1964, undated

     Box 33, Folder 1-2

104. Oklahoma, 1956-1960

     Box 33, Folder 3

105. Southwest Office, 1950

     Box 33, Folder 4

106. Washington (State), 1955-1962, undated

     Box 33, Folder 5-6

107. Washington, D.C., 1933-1934

     Box 33, Folder 7

108. Washington, D.C. Office, 1954-1957

     Box 33, Folder 8

109. General, 1944-1958, undated

     Box 33, Folder 9-10

110. Subseries 3, Correspondence Subseries Description Series 1: Organizational Files, Subseries 3: Correspondence (1929-1995) consists primarily of typescript letters from or to the AAIA's presidents, executive directors, general counsel, and staff members. While this subseries sheds considerable light on the AAIA's activities, it is especially useful in defining the preoccupations and, at a broader level, the personalities of the principal players in the Association: from its businesslike executive director, William Byler, to its colorful president, Alden Stevens. The consolidation of correspondence under the names of particular individuals, while a bar to ready access by subject, represents a distillation of viewpoints over an extended period, viewpoints which would otherwise lie scattered throughout the collection. Passing from one executive director to another, one encounters a diverse parade of topics: the right of tribes to legal counsel of their own choice (Alexander Lesser, 1951); the state of tension between President Oliver La Farge and onetime Commissioner of Indian Affairs John Collier (La Verne Madigan, 1955); the AAIA's relationship with the American Civil Liberties Union (Byler, 1975); the rationale behind postage-paid envelopes in fund raising appeals (Steven Unger, 1981); the solicitation of video recording equipment for Project Dream, a Native American rock group committed to the prevention of youth suicide (Idrian Resnick, 1987); the appointment of Robert Reich as Secretary of Labor (Gary Kimble, 1993); and the dearth of financial contributions from tribal casinos (Jerry Flute, 1995). Correspondence with the AAIA's general counsel of over 30 years, Arthur Lazarus, Jr. and Richard Schifter, and their predecessor, Felix Cohen, likewise chronicle a wide array of matters affecting the Association and its constituents. Of particular import were their opinions as to the advisability of filing amicus curiae -- "friend of the court" -- briefs in cases involving such issues as land and water rights. The general section of this subseries includes incoming and outgoing letters and facsimiles and is arranged chronologically. The facsimiles were maintained as a unit by the AAIA on the basis of their form and, thus, represent a broad spectrum of subjects. The letters, for their part, were segregated by the AAIA because of their generality. Many are inquiries from the public, and, due to their repetitive character and negligible value, only a sample has been preserved. Genealogical questions, which the AAIA was not in a position to answer, and requests for information about Indians were among the most common matters raised in these letters. Numerous letters, distinguished, in many cases, by their untrained penmanship, came from schoolchildren. In the words of one, "If you have any information on Sioux Indians, send me some. But if you don't have any on Sioux Indians, forget it. Please make it all free." While many of the exchanges in this subseries are comparatively pedestrian, some are highly revealing. For example, the correspondence between La Farge, then based in New York, and Moris Burge and Margaret McKittrick, the AAIA's field representatives, chronicles the difficulty of redefining and energizing the Association in the 1930s, as well as their mutual affection and their devotion to the Indian cause in the face of personal financial hardship. Following La Farge's death in New Mexico in 1963, administrative power was effectively concentrated in New York. This, coupled with a general decline in the involvement of the Association's president and directors in its daily activities, reduced the need for informal internal correspondence. Letter writing was limited primarily to exchanges between the AAIA and the parties it served or influenced, a shift which saw a falling off in the wit, candor, and elegance which had characterized much of the Association's correspondence in times past.

111. Argel, Greg, 1983-1984

     Box 33, Folder 11

112. Burge, Moris and McKittrick, Margaret, 1930-1933

     Box 33, Folder 12

113. Burge, Moris and McKittrick, Margaret, 1933-1939

     Box 34, Folder 1-5

114. Burge, Moris and McKittrick, Margaret, 1939-1943

     Box 35, Folder 1

115. Byler, William, 1962-1973

     Box 35, Folder 2-6

116. Byler, William, 1973-1981

     Box 36, Folder 1-4

117. Cohen, Felix, 1947-1953

     Box 36, Folder 5-6

118. Emerson, Haven, 1937-1956

     Box 36, Folder 7

119. Ernst, Roger C., 1958-1976

     Box 37, Folder 1

120. Flute, Jerry, 1978-1995

     Box 37, Folder 2-4

121. General Counsel, 1952-1962

     Box 37, Folder 5-6

122. General Counsel, 1962-1971

     Box 38, Folder 1-5

123. General Counsel, 1971-1987

     Box 39, Folder 1-6

124. Hanley, Joy J., 1979-1994

     Box 40, Folder 1

125. Hirsch, Bertram E., 1968-1975

     Box 40, Folder 2-5

126. Hirsch, Bertram E., 1976-1985

     Box 41, Folder 1-2

127. Hirschfelder, Arlene B., 1969-1991

     Box 41, Folder 3

128. Kimble, Gary Niles, 1989-1994

     Box 41, Folder 4

129. La Farge, Oliver, 1929-1938

     Box 41, Folder 5

130. La Farge, Oliver, 1938-1951

     Box 42, Folder 1-5

131. La Farge, Oliver, 1951-1963

     Box 43, Folder 1-5

132. Lesser, Alexander, 1947-1969

     Box 44, Folder 1

133. Locker, Corinne H., 1953-1967

     Box 44, Folder 2-4

134. McKay, Iliff, 1965-1977

     Box 44, Folder 5

135. McKay, Iliff, 1977-1979

     Box 45, Folder 1

136. Madigan, La Verne, 1952-1961

     Box 45, Folder 2

137. Newman, Jeffrey, 1967-1974

     Box 45, Folder 3-5

138. Ortiz, Alfonso, 1967-1988

     Box 45, Folder 6-7

139. Rappoport, Lawrence A., 1976-1977

     Box 45, Folder 8

140. Resnick, Idrian N., 1985-1990

     Box 46, Folder 1

141. Stevens, Alden, 1943-1968

     Box 46, Folder 2

142. Trope, Jack F., 1985-1994

     Box 46, Folder 3-4

143. Unger, Steven, 1973-1978

     Box 46, Folder 5-7

144. Unger, Steven, 1978-1985

     Box 47, Folder 1-2

145. Zimmerman, William Jr., 1956-1957

     Box 47, Folder 3

146. General: Facsimiles, 1991

     Box 47, Folder 4-6

147. General: Facsimiles, 1992-1993

     Box 48, Folder 1-5

148. General: Facsimiles, 1993

     Box 49, Folder 1-5

149. General: Facsimiles, 1993-1994

     Box 50, Folder 1-5

150. General: Facsimiles, 1994-1995

     Box 51, Folder 1-5

151. General: Letters, 1947-1973

     Box 52, Folder 1-5

152. General: Letters, 1974-1989, 1991-1994

     Box 53, Folder 1-2

153. Subseries 4, Finances Subseries Description Series 1: Organizational Files, Subseries 4: Finances (1933-1995) consists of correspondence, financial statements, spreadsheets, and reports. It documents the financial workings of the AAIA, including fund raising efforts, budgetary planning, allocation of funds, and auditing of accounts. This subseries includes official treasurer's reports as well as the annual and semi-annual reports of the Association's auditors Zeller & Goldschmidt. Together, they offer a precise measure of the fluctuating fortunes of the AAIA, stretching from the 1930s, when general receipts and disbursements could total $3,244 and $4,415 respectively, to the 1990s, when general revenue and expenses could stand at $1,597,703 and $1,504,704 respectively. The essential role played by Zeller & Goldschmidt in furnishing financial guidance to the Association is reflected in letters admonishing the AAIA for not improving its internal bookkeeping. Under the heading of "Budgets" can be found the financial outlines for the annual discussions of the AAIA's program and budget. Additional information on the budgetary process is contained in the files on these discussions in Series 1, Subseries 1 (Administration). Also contained in this subseries is material relating to the AAIA's exemption from various types of taxation and its understandable concern over changing tax laws and their effect on its non-profit status. A significant component of this subseries documents the AAIA's endeavors to raise money by a diversity of means, including direct mail solicitations, luncheons, benefits, personal contacts, the use of development consultants, and the establishment of funds such as the American Indian Fund and the Oliver La Farge Indian Fund, which was created as a memorial to the AAIA's long-serving president. These files illustrate the Association's reliance on well-to-do and well-placed board members for contributions and contacts; the importance to its financial welfare of major donors, many of whom remembered the AAIA posthumously; and its creativity in capitalizing its programs. Examples of direct mail solicitations can be found in files designated "Fund Raising Appeals" in Series 2, Subseries 6 (Publications and Circulars).

154. Auditors: Zeller and Goldschmidt, 1967-1976, 1979-1994

     Box 53, Folder 3-5

155. Budgets, 1935-1942, 1959-1975

     Box 53, Folder 6-9

156. Budgets, 1976-1982, 1986-1990, 1992-1995

     Box 54, Folder 1-3

157. Consultants: John Holtshopple and Associates, 1993-1994

     Box 54, Folder 4

158. Consultants: Lenore Blitz Consultants, 1990-1991

     Box 54, Folder 5

159. Consultants: Leo Craig/KRC, Inc.: Direct Mail, 1984-1986

     Box 54, Folder 6

160. Contributors: Lists, 1953-1965, 1984-1992

     Box 54, Folder 7-8

161. Contributors: Major Donors, 1973-1984

     Box 54, Folder 9

162. Contributors: Major Donors, 1985-1994

     Box 55, Folder 1

163. Dun and Bradstreet Reports, 1987-1990

     Box 55, Folder 2

164. Financial Statements, 1934-1993

     Box 55, Folder 3-7

165. Financial Statements: American Indian Defense Association, 1937

     Box 55, Folder 8

166. Financial Statements: Massachusetts Branch, 1933-1938

     Box 55, Folder 9

167. Financial Statements: New Mexico Association on Indian Affairs, 1933

     Box 55, Folder 10

168. Fund Raising, 1933, 1937-1941

     Box 55, Folder 11-12

169. Fund Raising, 1951-1959, 1961-1967, 1975-1981, 1986-1994

     Box 56, Folder 1-5

170. Funds: American Indian Fund, 1948-1962

     Box 56, Folder 6

171. Funds: Emergency Fund, 1975

     Box 56, Folder 7

172. Funds: Oliver La Farge Indian Fund, 1964-1966

     Box 56, Folder 8-10

173. Funds: Oliver La Farge Indian Fund: Minutes, 1964-1966

     Box 56, Folder 11

174. National Support Council, 1994

     Box 56, Folder 12

175. Tax Exemption, 1938-1979, 1985-1989

     Box 56, Folder 13-14

176. Treasurer's Reports, 1934-1938, 1944, 1957-1987

     Box 56, Folder 15-17

177. Wills and Bequests, 1971-1986

     Box 56, Folder 18

178. Series 2, Subject Files Series Description Series 2: Subject Files (1851-1995) contains six subseries: General, Tribal, Legislation, Legal Cases, Programs, and Publications and Circulars. These document respectively the broad issues, such as child welfare or economic development, and the individuals and national entities with which the AAIA dealt; the hundreds of tribes, local organizations, and state-based issues in which it took an interest; the federal legislative and administrative actions which concerned its constituents; the litigation it pursued or monitored; a number of major activities it undertook on behalf on Native Americans; and the newsletters, brochures, and other printed matter with which it publicized its agenda.

179. Subseries 1, General Subseries Description Series 2: Subject Files, Subseries 1: General (1868-1995) is distinguished by its breadth, embracing, as it does, the wide array of subjects -- and the even greater range of individuals and groups -- with which the AAIA has been associated over the years. It contains a diverse assortment of correspondence, running the gamut from official circulars to informal notes, as well as articles, brochures, reports, and clippings. Some files are notable for their fullness, attesting to the salience of a particular topic or the productivity of a particular individual, while others provide only the most general of glosses. This subseries also represents an interesting mix of the personal and the impersonal: from the reflections of Executive Director La Verne Madigan on Native American nationalism -- "our democracy is impure to the extent that the people we conquered do not accept it as their democracy" -- to an Acting Deputy Commissioner of Indian Affairs' memorandum on the cancellation of reimbursable charges "pursuant to the Indian Financing Act of 1974." Broadly speaking, this subseries can be divided into three categories: people; corporate bodies, both governmental and nongovernmental; and issues. Files which bear the names of individuals encompass board and staff members; elected and appointed public officials such as Senator George McGovern and Commissioner of Indian Affairs Philleo Nash; Native American leaders such as Vine Deloria, Jr. and John Woodenlegs; and citizens with an interest in Indian matters, including a past and future First Lady of the United States, Eleanor Roosevelt and Hillary Rodham. While the leanness of some files, including those of certain board members, reflect the peripheral or transitory nature of their subjects' involvement in the AAIA's concerns, others bear witness to years of diligent activity in the interests of Native Americans. Angie Debo's file, for instance, exemplifies the model board member, documenting her extensive knowledge of Indian affairs in Oklahoma, her interest in wider issues, and her wholehearted commitment to the work of the Association, for whom she was an important source of counsel. The interest taken by the AAIA in other entities concerned with Native Americans -- be they Indian or non-Indian in composition -- is also documented in this subseries. Particularly well-represented are the American Indian Development Corporation, the American Indian Policy Review Commission, the Association of Contract Tribal Schools, the National Congress of American Indians, the National Indian Education Association, and the Organization for Social and Technical Innovation. There are files which contain only informational material and, thus, suggest a minimum of interaction, as in the case of the American Indian Archaeological Institute, and there are files which reveal a collaborative spirit, as in the case of the Native American Rights Fund. Cordiality as well as hostility can be found. The American Indian Press Association, which the AAIA lauded as serving "an extremely useful and much needed function," is illustrative of the former, while the American Indian Federation, with its Nazi proclivities, -- "a notoriously disreputable group," in La Farge's words -- falls squarely in the latter camp. While the AAIA offered support to organizations such as the American Indian Nurses Association, it sought assistance from charitable institutions such as the John Hay Whitney Foundation. Indeed, the significant number of philanthropic bodies contained in this subseries underscores the financial pressures experienced by the Association as it sought to mount a diversified and effective program. Governmental bodies are also well-represented, either in their own right or in files addressing specific issues. Not unexpectedly, material relating to the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the Department of the Interior predominates: evidence of the pervasive role its programs and personnel have played in Native American life. Of particular interest are files relating to the Association's vexed relationship with Commissioners of Indian Affairs Dillon Myer and Glenn Emmons in the 1950s, both of whom espoused the speedy termination of federal responsibilities for Native Americans. Rounding out this subseries are sometimes substantial files on the issues which engaged the attention and consumed the energies of the AAIA. While the files in this category hold evidence of concrete action, they also contain the accumulation of data on which the Association based its policies. A fluid picture emerges as the rejuvenation of Indian arts and crafts or the struggle to halt the termination of recognized tribes gives way to the preservation of Indian families or the struggle to secure the acknowledgement of unrecognized tribes. Issues such as health and education loomed large from one decade to the next, even if the focus shifted, for example, from trachoma to acquired immune deficiency syndrome. Still other matters, such as the occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs' headquarters by the American Indian Movement in 1972, flared up and died down suddenly, baring old antagonisms. Taken as a whole, this subseries sheds a revealing light on the AAIA, the players who shared its stage, and the dramas -- sometimes resolved and sometimes not -- in which it acted. It also demonstrates that over the years this stage has grown ever more crowded and ever more Indian in representation, though the challenges confronting Native Americans have not thereby abated.

180. "The AAIA: Four Decades of Indian History", 1962

     Box 57, Folder 1

181. A and S Tribal Industries, 1985

     Box 57, Folder 2

182. Aaron E. Norman Fund, 1957-1966

     Box 57, Folder 3

183. Aboriginal Public Policy Institute, 1990-1991

     Box 57, Folder 4

184. Acorn Foundation Trust, 1963

     Box 57, Folder 5

185. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), 1987-1994

     Box 57, Folder 6-8

186. Ad-Net, 1991-1992

     Box 57, Folder 9

187. Advance, 1954

     Box 57, Folder 10

188. Advisory Committee on Indian Affairs, 1959-1962

     Box 57, Folder 11

189. Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, 1993

     Box 57, Folder 12

190. Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians, 1955-1989

     Box 57, Folder 13

191. Agricultural Extension Services, 1955-1961

     Box 57, Folder 14

192. Agriculture, 1975-1988

     Box 57, Folder 15

193. AKC Fund, 1962-1963

     Box 57, Folder 16

194. Alan Guttmacher Institute, 1993

     Box 57, Folder 17

195. Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1916-1976

     Box 57, Folder 18

196. Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1977-1992

     Box 58, Folder 1-2

197. Alliance of Native Americans, 1988

     Box 58, Folder 3

198. Alovis, Barbara, 1973-1975

     Box 58, Folder 4

199. Amazon Network, 1993

     Box 58, Folder 5

200. American Academy of Child Psychiatry, 1973-1985

     Box 58, Folder 6-7

201. American Anthropological Association, 1984-1985

     Box 58, Folder 8

202. American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1988

     Box 58, Folder 9

203. American Civil Liberties Union, 1932-1976

     Box 58, Folder 10

204. American Civil Liberties Union: Pamphlet on Indian Reorganization Act, 1938-1939

     Box 58, Folder 11

205. American Freedom From Hunger Foundation, 1971-1974

     Box 59, Folder 1

206. American Heritage Foundation, 1958-1964

     Box 59, Folder 2

207. American Indian/Alaskan Native Nurses Association, 1979-1982

     Box 59, Folder 3

208. American Indian Archaeological Institute, undated

     Box 59, Folder 4

209. American Indian Businessmen's Association, 1974

     Box 59, Folder 5

210. American Indian Charter Convention, 1960-1962

     Box 59, Folder 6-7

211. American Indian College Fund, 1990-1993

     Box 59, Folder 8

212. American Indian Dance Theatre, 1987-1988

     Box 59, Folder 9

213. American Indian Defense Association, 1923-1937

     Box 59, Folder 10

214. American Indian Development Corporation, 1980

     Box 59, Folder 11

215. American Indian Development Corporation, 1980-1981

     Box 60, Folder 1-2

216. American Indian Development Finance Institute Planning Conference, 1980

     Box 60, Folder 3-4

217. American Indian Federation, 1937-1939

     Box 60, Folder 5

218. American Indian Forestry Association, 1978

     Box 60, Folder 6

219. American Indian Graduate Student Association, 1978-1983

     Box 60, Folder 7

220. American Indian Law Clinic, 1992

     Box 60, Folder 8

221. American Indian Law Students Association, 1979

     Box 60, Folder 9

222. American Indian Law Symposium, 1986

     Box 60, Folder 10

223. American Indian Lawyer Training Program, 1974-1980, 1987

     Box 60, Folder 11-12

224. American Indian Lawyers Association, 1972

     Box 60, Folder 13

225. American Indian Memorials, 1955-1992

     Box 60, Folder 14

226. American Indian Movement, 1974-1977

     Box 61, Folder 1

227. American Indian National Bank, 1979-1984

     Box 61, Folder 2

228. American Indian Nurses Association, 1973-1977

     Box 61, Folder 3

229. American Indian Policy Review Commission, 1975-1976

     Box 61, Folder 4

230. American Indian Policy Review Commission Report, 1977

     Box 61, Folder 5-6

231. American Indian Policy Review Commission Report, 1977

     Box 62, Folder 1

232. American Indian Press Association, 1971-1975

     Box 62, Folder 2

233. American Indian Ritual Object Repatriation Foundation, 1992-1993

     Box 62, Folder 3

234. American Indian Science and Engineering Society, 1981-1993

     Box 62, Folder 4

235. American Indian Scouting Outreach, 1976-1981

     Box 62, Folder 5

236. American Indian Society of Creative Arts, 1961

     Box 62, Folder 6

237. American Indian Technical Services, 1987

     Box 62, Folder 7

238. American Indian Women's Service League, 1960

     Box 62, Folder 8

239. American Indians -- United, 1968-1969

     Box 62, Folder 9

240. American Institute of Architects, 1966-1970

     Box 62, Folder 10

241. Americans for Children's Relief, 1971-1972

     Box 62, Folder 11

242. Americans for Indian Opportunity, 1970-1992

     Box 63, Folder 1

243. Amnesty International, 1992

     Box 63, Folder 2

244. Amory, Cleveland, 1961-1964

     Box 63, Folder 3

245. Anderson, Arnold T., 1976-1983

     Box 63, Folder 4

246. Anderson, Frank R., 1963-1964

     Box 63, Folder 5

247. Anderson, Owanah, 1985-1993

     Box 63, Folder 6

248. Anderson/Lucey Presidential Campaign, 1980

     Box 63, Folder 7

249. Angelita's Fund, 1973

     Box 63, Folder 8

250. Anti-Indian Sentiment, 1977

     Box 63, Folder 9

251. Appointment Calendar, 1985-1986

     Box 63, Folder 10

252. Arizona State University Indian Education Program, undated

     Box 63, Folder 11

253. Arrows in the Dust (Columbia Broadcasting System), 1948

     Box 63, Folder 12

254. Articles, 1918-1927, 1938-1953

     Box 63, Folder 13-14

255. Articles, 1954-1968, 1970-1979, 1981-1994

     Box 64, Folder 1-4

256. Articles: La Farge, Oliver, 1934-1960

     Box 64, Folder 5

257. Artists Space, 1986-1987

     Box 64, Folder 6

258. Arts and Crafts, 1915-1934

     Box 64, Folder 7

259. Arts and Crafts, 1934-1945, 1951-1994

     Box 65, Folder 1-4

260. Arts and Crafts Resource Guide, 1988-1989

     Box 65, Folder 5

261. Associated Indigenous Communications, 1986

     Box 65, Folder 6

262. Association of American Indian Physicians, 1975-1987

     Box 65, Folder 7

263. Association of Contract Tribal Schools, 1979-1982

     Box 65, Folder 8

264. Association of Contract Tribal Schools, 1983-1986

     Box 66, Folder 1-2

265. Association of Native American Health Professionals, 1973-1974

     Box 66, Folder 3

266. ATLATL, 1978-1981

     Box 66, Folder 4

267. Attorney Contracts With Tribes, 1950-1952

     Box 66, Folder 5

268. Aurora Foundation, 1986-1987

     Box 66, Folder 6

269. Australia: Aboriginal Child Welfare, 1975-1978

     Box 66, Folder 7-8

270. Australia: Aboriginal Child Welfare, 1979-1985

     Box 67, Folder 1

271. Australia: Aboriginal Land Rights, 1974-1979

     Box 67, Folder 2-3

272. Australia: Aboriginal Law Centre, 1985-1986

     Box 67, Folder 4

273. Australia: Kimberley Land Council, 1980

     Box 67, Folder 5

274. Australia: Law Reform Commission, 1977-1982

     Box 67, Folder 6-7

275. Australia: National Aboriginal Education Committee, 1978

     Box 67, Folder 8

276. Australia: Publications, 1972-1980, undated

     Box 68, Folder 1-2

277. Australia: Queensland Aboriginal Legislation, 1971-1979

     Box 68, Folder 3

278. Australia: Tomlinson, John, 1980

     Box 68, Folder 4

279. Australia: Trade Union Committee on Aboriginal Rights, 1979

     Box 68, Folder 5

280. Australia: Uranium, 1976-1980

     Box 68, Folder 6

281. Australia: General, 1975-1984

     Box 68, Folder 7

282. Avalon Foundation, 1952-1953

     Box 68, Folder 8

283. Avon Glove Corporation, 1984

     Box 68, Folder 9

284. B. de Rothschild Foundation for the Arts and Sciences, 1955-1958

     Box 68, Folder 10

285. Bad Hand, Howard P., 1972-1976

     Box 68, Folder 11

286. Baer, Linda L., 1986

     Box 68, Folder 12

287. Bahti, Tom, 1969-1972

     Box 68, Folder 13

288. Baker, John E., Sr., 1969-1972

     Box 68, Folder 14

289. Ban the Dam Jam, 1991

     Box 68, Folder 15

290. Banbury Fund, 1984-1985

     Box 68, Folder 16

291. Barbara Warden Foundation, 1963

     Box 68, Folder 17

292. Barker Welfare Foundation, 1948-1953

     Box 68, Folder 18

293. Barksdale Foundation, 1962

     Box 68, Folder 19

294. Barrett, Janet, 1985-1986

     Box 68, Folder 20

295. Basso, Keith H., 1978-1993

     Box 68, Folder 21

296. Battelle Memorial Institute, 1992

     Box 69, Folder 1

297. Bauer, Gary, 1987

     Box 69, Folder 2

298. Baumgartner, Leona, 1962-1980

     Box 69, Folder 3

299. Beardsley, Helen M., 1971

     Box 69, Folder 4

300. Becker, Edward J., 1949

     Box 69, Folder 5

301. Beddall, Thomas H., Jr., 1969-1978

     Box 69, Folder 6

302. Bell, Griffin B., 1979

     Box 69, Folder 7

303. Ben-Ami, Henri, 1965

     Box 69, Folder 8

304. Benefit Performance of Indians, 1969

     Box 69, Folder 9

305. Bennett, Robert L., 1966-1969

     Box 69, Folder 10

306. Bergen, Alfreda Janis, 1966-1987

     Box 69, Folder 11

307. Better Business Bureaus, 1944-1994

     Box 69, Folder 12-13

308. Bibb Company, 1972-1977

     Box 70, Folder 1-2

309. Bibliographies, 1939-1992, undated

     Box 70, Folder 3-4

310. Big Bear Spiritual Run, 1988

     Box 70, Folder 5

311. Bigart, Homer, 1970-1971

     Box 70, Folder 6

312. Birchfield, J. Kermit, Jr., 1982-1986

     Box 70, Folder 7

313. Bison, 1989

     Box 70, Folder 8

314. Black, Algernon D., 1955

     Box 70, Folder 9

315. Black, Charles L., Jr., 1950-1965

     Box 70, Folder 10

316. Black Hills Sioux Nation Council, 1954

     Box 70, Folder 11

317. Black War Veterans of the United States Association, 1993

     Box 70, Folder 12

318. Blackbird, Edith, 1954-1961

     Box 70, Folder 13

319. Blackwolf, Charles, 1953

     Box 70, Folder 14

320. Blanchard, Evelyn Lance, 1977-1993

     Box 71, Folder 1

321. Blatchford, Herb, 1969-1976

     Box 71, Folder 2

322. Blue Hill Foundation, 1954-1960

     Box 71, Folder 3

323. Board for Fundamental Education, 1958

     Box 71, Folder 4

324. Boarding Schools, 1868-1894, 1924-1939, 1948-1970, 1972-1979

     Box 71, Folder 5-10

325. Boarding Schools, 1980-1986, undated

     Box 72, Folder 1-3

326. Bobelu, Carolyn, 1985-1987

     Box 72, Folder 4

327. Bolivian Textiles, 1990

     Box 72, Folder 5

328. Borbridge, John, Jr., 1970

     Box 72, Folder 6

329. Borg-Marks and Payne Company, 1988

     Box 72, Folder 7

330. Botelho, Eugene, 1960

     Box 72, Folder 8

331. Bowler, Alida C., 1947-1958

     Box 72, Folder 9

332. Boy Scouts of America, 1960

     Box 72, Folder 10

333. Brackish Groundwater, 1965-1978

     Box 72, Folder 11-12

334. Bradford, Penelope S., 1974-1985

     Box 72, Folder 13

335. Brady, Steven C., Sr., 1990

     Box 73, Folder 1

336. Brando, Marlon, Sr., 1963-1964

     Box 73, Folder 2

337. Brennan, Jere, 1975

     Box 73, Folder 3

338. Broadcasting, 1988-1993

     Box 73, Folder 4

339. Broden, Leo, 1966-1974

     Box 73, Folder 5

340. Broken Arrow (20th Century Fox), 1949-1956

     Box 73, Folder 6

341. Bronson, Ruth Muskrat, 1951-1963

     Box 73, Folder 7

342. Brookings Institution, 1956

     Box 73, Folder 8

343. Brophy, William A., 1945-1962

     Box 73, Folder 9

344. Brown, Ivan, 1969-1972

     Box 73, Folder 10

345. Brown, Oscar Deric, undated

     Box 73, Folder 11

346. Brown Thunder, Joseph, Jr., 1992

     Box 73, Folder 12

347. Bruner, Edward M., 1952-1955

     Box 73, Folder 13

348. Buder, Kathryn M., 1988-1993

     Box 73, Folder 14

349. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Aberdeen Area Office, 1958, 1985-1987

     Box 73, Folder 15-16

350. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Bill of Particulars Against, 1952

     Box 73, Folder 17

351. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Conferences, 1939, 1966

     Box 73, Folder 18-19

352. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Credit Program, 1954

     Box 73, Folder 20

353. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Directory of Field and Central Offices, 1962

     Box 73, Folder 21

354. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Directory of Field Offices, 1990

     Box 73, Folder 22

355. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Economic Development Initiative, 1982

     Box 73, Folder 23

356. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Education Report, 1988

     Box 73, Folder 24

357. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Employment and Volunteering, 1979-1982

     Box 73, Folder 25

358. Bureau of Indian Affairs: General Assistance Program, 1972

     Box 73, Folder 26

359. Bureau of Indian Affairs: History, 1957

     Box 73, Folder 27

360. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Indian Industrial Development Program, 1962

     Box 73, Folder 28

361. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Indian Involvement Program, 1971

     Box 74, Folder 1

362. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Information Service, 1951-1953

     Box 74, Folder 2

363. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Job Placement Program, 1949-1951

     Box 74, Folder 3

364. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Occupation of Headquarters, 1972-1973

     Box 74, Folder 4

365. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Personnel, 1941-1962, 1991

     Box 74, Folder 5-6

366. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Policy Matters, 1953-1963

     Box 74, Folder 7

367. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Reorganization, 1923, 1931-1954, 1960-1983

     Box 74, Folder 8-10

368. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Scholarship Program, 1973-1974

     Box 74, Folder 11

369. Bureau of Indian Affairs: Window Rock Area Office, 1951-1954

     Box 74, Folder 12

370. Bureau of Indian Affairs: General, 1930-1938

     Box 74, Folder 13

371. Burge, Moris, 1939

     Box 74, Folder 14

372. Burke, Charles H., 1925-1929

     Box 74, Folder 15

373. Burnette, Robert Philip, 1963

     Box 74, Folder 16

374. Bush Administration, 1991-1992

     Box 74, Folder 17

375. Byler, Mary Lou, 1972-1973

     Box 74, Folder 18

376. Byler, William, 1962, 1979-1986

     Box 74, Folder 19-20

377. Campbell, Ben Nighthorse, 1987-1993

     Box 74, Folder 21

378. Canada, 1946-1963

     Box 74, Folder 22

379. Canada, 1971-1993

     Box 75, Folder 1-2

380. Canadian Indian Child Welfare, 1973-1984

     Box 75, Folder 3

381. Cannon, Bruce K., 1990-1991

     Box 75, Folder 4

382. Carlos, Filmore, 1968-1975

     Box 75, Folder 5

383. Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1952-1986

     Box 75, Folder 6

384. Carter/Mondale Presidential Campaign, 1976

     Box 75, Folder 7

385. Carver, John A., Jr., 1961-1962

     Box 75, Folder 8

386. Cassadore, Marlowe, 1986-1987

     Box 75, Folder 9

387. Catano, Yolima, 1987

     Box 75, Folder 10

388. Cazenovia College, 1986-1987

     Box 75, Folder 11

389. Census, 1971-1974, 1980-1987

     Box 75, Folder 12-13

390. Census, 1987-1992

     Box 76, Folder 1-2

391. Center for Life Cycle Sciences, 1990-1993

     Box 76, Folder 3

392. Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, 1952-1960

     Box 76, Folder 4

393. Charles and Lily H. Weinberg Foundation, 1957

     Box 76, Folder 5

394. Charles Luckman Associates, 1971-1976

     Box 76, Folder 6

395. Chavers, Dean, 1987

     Box 76, Folder 7

396. Chestnut, Peter C., 1968-1970

     Box 76, Folder 8

397. Child Abuse, 1966-1975

     Box 76, Folder 9-10

398. Child Abuse, 1976-1991, undated

     Box 77, Folder 1-4

399. Child Abuse Survey, 1986

     Box 77, Folder 5

400. Child Welfare, 1960, 1968-1972

     Box 77, Folder 6-8

401. Child Welfare, 1973-1975

     Box 78, Folder 1-5

402. Child Welfare, 1976-1991

     Box 79, Folder 1-5

403. Child Welfare, undated

     Box 80, Folder 1

404. Child Welfare and Reasonable Efforts, 1984-1987

     Box 80, Folder 2

405. Child Welfare Book, 1976-1989

     Box 80, Folder 3

406. Child Welfare Crisis, 1972

     Box 80, Folder 4

407. Child Welfare League of America, 1968-1977

     Box 80, Folder 5

408. Child Welfare Resource People, 1972-1976

     Box 80, Folder 6

409. Child Welfare State-of-the-Field Study, 1976

     Box 80, Folder 7

410. Child Welfare Statistics: AAIA, 1966-1978, undated

     Box 81, Folder 1-2

411. Child Welfare Statistics: Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1967-1987

     Box 81, Folder 3

412. Children's Bureau, 1949-1950

     Box 81, Folder 4

413. Christian Century, 1954-1959

     Box 81, Folder 5

414. Christopher Columbus Quincentenary, 1989-1992

     Box 81, Folder 6

415. Churches, 1950-1956

     Box 81, Folder 7

416. Churchman, 1954

     Box 81, Folder 8

417. Civil Rights, 1950-1988

     Box 81, Folder 9

418. Claflen, George L., Jr., 1982-1985

     Box 82, Folder 1

419. Claflin, Charlotte Isabel, 1961-1964

     Box 82, Folder 2

420. Clapp, Winifred I., 1957-1964

     Box 82, Folder 3

421. Clark, Ella E., 1954-1991

     Box 82, Folder 4

422. Clergy League for America, 1938-1939

     Box 82, Folder 5

423. Clifford, John, 1976-1980

     Box 82, Folder 6

424. Clinton/Gore Presidential Campaign, 1992

     Box 82, Folder 7

425. Coal Slurry Pipelines, 1977-1983

     Box 82, Folder 8

426. Coalition for American Indian Justice of the Riverside Church, 1984-1986

     Box 82, Folder 9

427. Coalition of Eastern Native Americans, 1973-1976

     Box 82, Folder 10

428. Coalition of Indian Controlled School Boards, 1971-1985

     Box 82, Folder 11-12

429. Cohen, Felix S., 1945-1954

     Box 82, Folder 13

430. Cohen, Lucy Kramer, 1954-1993

     Box 82, Folder 14

431. Colcord, Charles E., 1980

     Box 82, Folder 15

432. Coleman, Nancy R., 1935-1939

     Box 82, Folder 16

433. College Board, 1986-1987

     Box 82, Folder 17

434. Collier, John, 1933-1934, 1944-1962

     Box 83, Folder 1-2

435. Colorado, Pamela Kiser, 1975-1981

     Box 83, Folder 3

436. Columbia University, 1953-1969

     Box 83, Folder 4

437. Commissioner of Indian Affairs Appointment, 1932-1933, 1950, 1952-1953

     Box 83, Folder 5-8

438. Committee on Indian Affairs Report to Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government, 1948

     Box 83, Folder 9

439. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives, 1957

     Box 83, Folder 10

440. Commonwealth Fund, 1951-1957

     Box 83, Folder 11

441. Community Chests and Councils of America, 1954

     Box 83, Folder 12

442. Community Funds, 1973-1976

     Box 83, Folder 13

443. Community Health Representatives, 1972

     Box 83, Folder 14

444. Community Leaders Conference on Tuberculosis and Health, 1969

     Box 83, Folder 15

445. "A Comprehensive Evaluation of Office of Economic Opportunity Community Action Programs on Six Selected Indian Reservations", 1966

     Box 84, Folder 1-2

446. Conference of Friends of the American Indian, 1938

     Box 84, Folder 3

447. Conference on Wildlife, Recreation and Related Resource Problems, 1947

     Box 84, Folder 4

448. Congressional Coalition on Adoption, 1985

     Box 84, Folder 5

449. Congressional Investigation into Un-American Activities, 1958

     Box 84, Folder 6

450. Conn, Stephen, 1974-1988

     Box 84, Folder 7

451. Conscientious Objectors, 1970-1974

     Box 84, Folder 8

452. Conservation Foundation, 1962

     Box 84, Folder 9

453. Contract Schools, 1980-1981

     Box 84, Folder 10

454. Contract Schools, 1981-1986

     Box 85, Folder 1-2

455. Cooke, Alan, 1961

     Box 85, Folder 3

456. Cooperative School Agreements, 1983-1986

     Box 85, Folder 4

457. Coordinating Committee of Indian Affairs, 1946-1953

     Box 85, Folder 5

458. Cordova, Valentino, 1975

     Box 85, Folder 6

459. Coroma Indian Textiles, 1988-1989

     Box 85, Folder 7

460. Corrections, 1934-1967, 1972, 1975-1988

     Box 85, Folder 8-10

461. Council of Energy Resource Tribes, 1980-1986

     Box 85, Folder 11

462. Council of Energy Resource Tribes, 1986-1993

     Box 86, Folder 1

463. Council of Three Rivers, 1975

     Box 86, Folder 2

464. Council on Indian Affairs, 1963-1965

     Box 86, Folder 3

465. Council on Interracial Books for Children, 1966-1971

     Box 86, Folder 4

466. Courts of Indian Offenses, 1975-1986, undated

     Box 86, Folder 5-6

467. Covington, Lucy, 1982

     Box 86, Folder 7

468. Coykendall, Glenn B., 1959-1963

     Box 86, Folder 8

469. Crane Foundation, 1954

     Box 86, Folder 9

470. Criminal Justice, 1968-1985

     Box 86, Folder 10

471. Criminal Justice Survey, 1986

     Box 86, Folder 11

472. Culpeper Foundation, 1967-1985

     Box 86, Folder 12

473. Curry, James E., 1947-1953

     Box 87, Folder 1

474. Curtis Photographs, 1974

     Box 87, Folder 2

475. Custer Battlefield, 1989-1990

     Box 87, Folder 3

476. D.S. and R.H. Gottesman Foundation, 1977

     Box 87, Folder 4

477. Dain, Norma Reinke, 1967

     Box 87, Folder 5

478. Dallas Market Center Company, 1989-1990

     Box 87, Folder 6

479. Danforth Foundation, 1962

     Box 87, Folder 7

480. Danziger, Michael S., 1992

     Box 87, Folder 8

481. Darcy, Cindy, 1989

     Box 87, Folder 9

482. Data Project, 1985-1989

     Box 87, Folder 10

483. Daughters of the American Revolution, 1934-1939

     Box 87, Folder 11

484. "A Day School Opportunity For All Indian Children", 1980

     Box 87, Folder 12

485. Debo, Angie, 1946-1969

     Box 87, Folder 13

486. Debo, Angie, 1970-1982

     Box 88, Folder 1

487. DeBruyn, Myra, 1989

     Box 88, Folder 2

488. Deer, Ada E., 1981-1994

     Box 88, Folder 3

489. Defense for Children International - USA, 1984-1985

     Box 88, Folder 4

490. Deloria, Ella Cara, 1957-1965

     Box 88, Folder 5

491. Deloria, Philip S., 1973-1976

     Box 88, Folder 6

492. Deloria, Vine, Jr., 1979-1992

     Box 88, Folder 7

493. DeMott, Richard, 1987

     Box 88, Folder 8

494. Department of Agriculture, 1983

     Box 88, Folder 9

495. Department of Defense Contracts, 1986-1987

     Box 88, Folder 10

496. Department of Health and Human Services, 1985-1993

     Box 88, Folder 11

497. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1956-1976

     Box 88, Folder 12-14

498. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 1970-1984

     Box 89, Folder 1

499. Department of Labor, 1981-1993

     Box 89, Folder 2

500. Department of the Interior, 1952-1953

     Box 89, Folder 3

501. Department of Transportation, 1982

     Box 89, Folder 4

502. Depo-Provera, 1979-1988

     Box 89, Folder 5

503. Derogatory Images: American Broadcasting Company's Custer, 1967

     Box 89, Folder 6

504. Derogatory Images: Calvert Distillers Company, 1965

     Box 89, Folder 7

505. Derogatory Images: Con Edison, 1967

     Box 89, Folder 8

506. Derogatory Images: Ford Motor Company, 1966-1967

     Box 89, Folder 9

507. Derogatory Images: General Electric Company, 1966-1967

     Box 89, Folder 10

508. Derogatory Images: Hallmark Cards, 1968-1969

     Box 89, Folder 11

509. Derogatory Images: Mascots, 1989-1994

     Box 89, Folder 12

510. Derogatory Images: "Nutty Mad Indian", 1966

     Box 89, Folder 13

511. Derogatory Images: Pillsbury Company, 1966

     Box 89, Folder 14

512. Derogatory Images: Television, 1960

     Box 89, Folder 15

513. Derogatory Images: General, 1949-1994

     Box 90, Folder 1

514. DeRoin, Dee Ann, 1992

     Box 90, Folder 2

515. Deuschle, Kurt W., 1969-1973

     Box 90, Folder 3

516. D'Ewart, Wesley A., 1955-1956

     Box 90, Folder 4

517. d'Harnoncourt, Rene, 1944-1961

     Box 90, Folder 5

518. Diabetes, 1965-1989

     Box 90, Folder 6

519. Diehl, H.C., 1959

     Box 90, Folder 7

520. Disabilities, 1985-1988

     Box 90, Folder 8

521. Discrimination, 1954-1963, 1979-1987

     Box 90, Folder 9-10

522. Dr. Rosa Minoka Hill Fund, 1987

     Box 90, Folder 11

523. Domestic Violence, 1986-1992

     Box 90, Folder 12

524. Doris Duke Foundation, 1952-1957

     Box 90, Folder 13

525. Dornfeld, Glenn E., 1983

     Box 90, Folder 14

526. Dorsey, Thomas, 1955

     Box 90, Folder 15

527. Dowell, Dudley, 1966-1970

     Box 90, Folder 16

528. Dowling, Noel S., 1991

     Box 90, Folder 17

529. Dozier, Edward P., 1954-1971

     Box 91, Folder 1

530. D-Q University, 1971-1993

     Box 91, Folder 2

531. Draper, Tom and Gurievitch, Grania, 1985-1987

     Box 91, Folder 3

532. Dubois, Winnifred, 1951

     Box 91, Folder 4

533. Ducheneaux, Karen R., 1970

     Box 91, Folder 5

534. Ducheneaux, Wayne, 1992

     Box 91, Folder 6

535. Duncan, D.C., 1953-1955

     Box 91, Folder 7

536. Dyer, W. Earl, Jr., 1964

     Box 91, Folder 8

537. Eagleshield, John, undated

     Box 91, Folder 9

538. Earth Day, 1992

     Box 91, Folder 10

539. Echohawk, John, 1987-1993

     Box 91, Folder 11

540. Echohawk, Larry, 1992

     Box 91, Folder 12

541. Economic and Community Development Resource Guide, 1987-1988

     Box 91, Folder 13

542. Economic Development, 1962-1972, 1980-1982

     Box 91, Folder 14-17

543. Economic Development, 1982, 1986-1988, undated

     Box 92, Folder 1-3

544. Economic Development Administration, 1967-1982

     Box 92, Folder 4

545. Education: Policy, 1932-1956

     Box 92, Folder 5

546. Education: Policy, 1957-1970

     Box 93, Folder 1-4

547. Education: Policy, 1970-1979

     Box 94, Folder 1-5

548. Education: Policy, 1979-1985

     Box 95, Folder 1-5

549. Education: Policy, 1986-1993, undated

     Box 96, Folder 1-5

550. Education: Theory, 1932-1961, 1964-1975, 1980-1992

     Box 97, Folder 1-6

551. Education: Theory, undated

     Box 98, Folder 1-2

552. Educational Facilities, 1979-1986

     Box 98, Folder 3

553. Educational Foundation of America, 1992-1993

     Box 98, Folder 4

554. Edward Elliot Foundation, 1969-1971

     Box 98, Folder 5

555. Elderly, The, 1967-1988

     Box 98, Folder 6-8

556. Elias, Nathaniel M., 1962-1964

     Box 98, Folder 9

557. Elida B. Langley Charitable Trust, 1965

     Box 98, Folder 10

558. Eligibility for Federal Services, 1959-1961

     Box 99, Folder 1

559. Elliot, Abigail A., 1965-1967

     Box 99, Folder 2

560. Elkus, Charles de Y., 1942

     Box 99, Folder 3

561. Elmina B. Seawall Foundation, 1987-1988

     Box 99, Folder 4

562. Ely, Gertrude, 1944-1966

     Box 99, Folder 5

563. Emerson, Haven, 1949-1957

     Box 99, Folder 6

564. Emerson, Larry W., 1984

     Box 99, Folder 7

565. Emerson, William, 1947-1955

     Box 99, Folder 8

566. Emerson, William C., 1953-1954

     Box 99, Folder 9

567. Emmons, Glenn L., 1953-1958

     Box 99, Folder 10

568. Emmons, Glenn L. and Tribal Tour, 1953

     Box 99, Folder 11

569. Employment, 1972-1985, 1988-1989

     Box 99, Folder 12-13

570. Engelhorn, Willard A., 1993

     Box 99, Folder 14

571. Enrollment and Adoption Conference, 1973

     Box 99, Folder 15

572. Ensemble Studio Theatre, 1987-1989

     Box 99, Folder 16

573. Enterprise Zones, 1982-1987

     Box 99, Folder 17

574. Environmental Defense Fund, 1986

     Box 99, Folder 18

575. Environmental Policy Center, 1973-1981

     Box 100, Folder 1

576. Episcopal Church, 1991-1993

     Box 100, Folder 2

577. Epps, Joseph, 1993

     Box 100, Folder 3

578. Ernst, Roger C., 1959-1968

     Box 100, Folder 4

579. Escoto, Leopoldo, 1987-1990

     Box 100, Folder 5

580. Ettinger Foundation, 1992

     Box 100, Folder 6

581. Evans, Brock, 1992

     Box 100, Folder 7

582. Ewing, Thomas W., 1992

     Box 100, Folder 8

583. Exxon Corporation, 1979-1982

     Box 100, Folder 9

584. Farley, Edward I., 1968-1972

     Box 100, Folder 10

585. Farmers Home Administration, 1979-1982

     Box 100, Folder 11

586. Fashion Show, 1949

     Box 100, Folder 12

587. Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America, 1943

     Box 100, Folder 13

588. Federal Field Organization, 1972

     Box 100, Folder 14

589. Federal Funding, 1975-1988

     Box 100, Folder 15

590. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1977-1979, 1982-1987

     Box 100, Folder 16-18

591. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1987-1989

     Box 101, Folder 1-5

592. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1989-1994, undated

     Box 102, Folder 1-5

593. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, 1987-1990

     Box 103, Folder 1

594. Feuerstein, Reuven: Cognitive Modifiability, 1977-1986, undated

     Box 103, Folder 2-4

595. Feuerstein, Reuven: Learning Potential Assessment Device/Instrumental Enrichment Workshop, 1980-1986

     Box 103, Folder 5-6

596. Field Foundation, 1944-1967

     Box 104, Folder 1-2

597. Fieldcrest Mills, 1968-1969

     Box 104, Folder 3

598. Films, 1948-1977, 1983-1993

     Box 104, Folder 4-5

599. First American Credit Union, undated

     Box 104, Folder 6

600. First Nations Financial Project, 1982-1988

     Box 104, Folder 7

601. First Summit of Indigenous Peoples, 1993

     Box 104, Folder 8

602. Fishing and Hunting Rights, 1956-1973

     Box 104, Folder 9

603. Fishing and Hunting Rights, 1974-1993

     Box 105, Folder 1-2

604. Flanell, Rose, undated

     Box 105, Folder 3

605. Flute, Jerry, 1983-1993

     Box 105, Folder 4

606. Foard, Fred T., 1948-1958

     Box 105, Folder 5

607. Food Assistance Programs, 1971-1992

     Box 105, Folder 6

608. Food Surplus, 1950

     Box 105, Folder 7

609. Forbes, Henry S., 1953-1968

     Box 105, Folder 8-10

610. Forbes, Hildegarde B., 1957-1988

     Box 106, Folder 1-4

611. Forbes, Jack D., 1968-1976

     Box 106, Folder 5

612. Force Accounts, 1960-1964

     Box 106, Folder 6

613. Ford Administration, 1974-1976

     Box 106, Folder 7

614. Ford Foundation, 1950-1973

     Box 106, Folder 8

615. Forestry, 1958-1982

     Box 107, Folder 1

616. Foster, Henry H., 1986

     Box 107, Folder 2

617. Foundation for Ethnic Understanding, 1992-1993

     Box 107, Folder 3

618. Foundation for Indian Leadership, 1987

     Box 107, Folder 4

619. Foundation for the Higher Education of American Indians, undated

     Box 107, Folder 5

620. Foundation of North American Indian Culture, 1964

     Box 107, Folder 6

621. "Foundation Presentation", 1957

     Box 107, Folder 7

622. Foundations, 1940-1988

     Box 107, Folder 8

623. Foundations Investigation, 1952-1954

     Box 107, Folder 9

624. Four Rivers Indian Legal Services, 1983

     Box 107, Folder 10

625. Four Tribes Children's Program, 1981

     Box 107, Folder 11

626. Freedman, Alan, 1971

     Box 107, Folder 12

627. Freedman, Joel L., 1988

     Box 107, Folder 13

628. Friedenberg, Daniel M., 1992

     Box 107, Folder 14

629. Friends of Verne Dusenberry Committee, 1968

     Box 107, Folder 15

630. Fritz, Milo H., 1962

     Box 107, Folder 16

631. Fund for the American Indian, 1959

     Box 107, Folder 17

632. Fund for the Republic, 1955-1961

     Box 107, Folder 18

633. Fund of the Four Directions, 1992-1993

     Box 107, Folder 19

634. Gaming, 1992-1993

     Box 107, Folder 20

635. Gellman, Ida, 1991

     Box 108, Folder 1

636. Genealogy, 1977-1992

     Box 108, Folder 2

637. General Federation of Women's Clubs, 1933-1958

     Box 108, Folder 3

638. "A Generation at Risk: American Indian Youth in the Great Plains", 1985

     Box 108, Folder 4

639. Gerard, Byler and Associates, 1984-1986

     Box 108, Folder 5

640. Gerard, Forrest J., 1974-1979

     Box 108, Folder 6

641. Gillespie, Louis J., 1938

     Box 108, Folder 7

642. Giving of Thanks Project, 1993

     Box 108, Folder 8

643. Goldwater, Barry, 1953

     Box 108, Folder 9

644. Goodiron, Vance, 1972

     Box 108, Folder 10

645. Goodluck, Charlotte, 1975-1985

     Box 108, Folder 11

646. Goody Fashions, 1983

     Box 108, Folder 12

647. Gordon, Lester E., 1967-1971

     Box 108, Folder 13

648. Goslin, Jan C., 1987-1993

     Box 108, Folder 14

649. Gotkin, Lassar G., 1967

     Box 108, Folder 15

650. Governors' Interstate Indian Council, 1951-1952

     Box 108, Folder 16

651. Grant Foundation, 1948-1953

     Box 108, Folder 17

652. Grants Awarded by AAIA, 1969-1976, 1981-1987

     Box 108, Folder 18-19

653. Grants Awarded by AAIA, 1988-1994

     Box 109, Folder 1-6

654. Gribble, John E., 1956-1958

     Box 110, Folder 1

655. Grobsmith, Elizabeth S., 1984-1987

     Box 110, Folder 2

656. Gross, Michael P., 1978-1985

     Box 110, Folder 3

657. Grossman, Steven, 1990

     Box 110, Folder 4

658. Grunstein, Ethan, 1987

     Box 110, Folder 5

659. Gruver, William R., II, 1959-1962

     Box 110, Folder 6

660. Guayule, 1981

     Box 110, Folder 7

661. Gypsies, 1973-1978

     Box 110, Folder 8

662. Hale, Thomas Shaw, 1964-1972

     Box 110, Folder 9

663. Halfmoon, Richard A., 1972-1990

     Box 110, Folder 10

664. Handprints Productions, 1992

     Box 110, Folder 11

665. Hanley, Joy J., 1986

     Box 110, Folder 12

666. Harper, Allan G., 1934-1941

     Box 110, Folder 13

667. Hartford Seminary Foundation, 1960

     Box 110, Folder 14

668. Harvard Divinity School, 1990

     Box 110, Folder 15

669. Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development, 1987-1988

     Box 110, Folder 16-17

670. Harvard-Radcliffe Indian Project, 1961

     Box 110, Folder 18

671. Harvey, Steven W., 1968-1969

     Box 110, Folder 19

672. Hauptman, Laurence M., 1987

     Box 110, Folder 20

673. Havens Relief Fund Society, 1963-1964

     Box 110, Folder 21

674. Head Start, 1968-1985

     Box 111, Folder 1

675. Healing Circle, 1991-1992

     Box 111, Folder 2

676. Health, 1925-1938, 1948-1966

     Box 111, Folder 3-7

677. Health, 1966-1970

     Box 112, Folder 1-4

678. Health, 1970-1974

     Box 113, Folder 1-5

679. Health, 1974-1980

     Box 114, Folder 1-5

680. Health, 1980-1988

     Box 115, Folder 1-5

681. Health, 1992-1995, undated

     Box 116, Folder 1-2

682. Hecht, Robert A., 1978-1991

     Box 116, Folder 3

683. Hensley, William L., 1974

     Box 116, Folder 4

684. Hertzberg, Hazel W., 1982

     Box 116, Folder 5

685. Hetzel, Theodore Brinton, 1955-1957

     Box 116, Folder 6

686. Hickel, Walter J., 1968-1969

     Box 116, Folder 7

687. Hiram Edward Manville Foundation, 1954

     Box 116, Folder 8

688. Hirsch, Bertram E., 1968-1989

     Box 116, Folder 9

689. Hirschfelder, Arlene B., 1982-1987

     Box 116, Folder 10

690. Hobbs, Straus, Dean and Wilder, 1983-1993

     Box 116, Folder 11

691. Hochschild Fund, 1962-1963

     Box 116, Folder 12

692. Hoebel, E. Adamson, 1944-1961

     Box 116, Folder 13

693. Hoey, Jane M., 1958-1967

     Box 116, Folder 14

694. Home Missions Council of North America, 1941-1942

     Box 116, Folder 15

695. Homeland Foundation, 1955

     Box 116, Folder 16

696. Hoopes, Donelson W., 1958-1959

     Box 116, Folder 17

697. Hopkins Funds, 1959-1966

     Box 116, Folder 18

698. Houser, Allan, 1985

     Box 116, Folder 19

699. Housing, 1949-1992, undated

     Box 117, Folder 1-5

700. Houston, James A., 1968-1980

     Box 117, Folder 6

701. Howard Bayne Fund, 1987

     Box 117, Folder 7

702. Howard, Joseph Kinsey, 1948-1949

     Box 117, Folder 8

703. Howe Brothers, 1985

     Box 117, Folder 9

704. Howells, William W., 1942-1952

     Box 117, Folder 10

705. Huber Foundation, 1955-1964

     Box 117, Folder 11

706. Hughes, Henry J., 1950

     Box 117, Folder 12

707. Hughes, Michael D., 1977-1978

     Box 118, Folder 1

708. Human Ecology Fund, 1963-1964

     Box 118, Folder 2

709. Human Resources Development Institute, 1979-1981

     Box 118, Folder 3

710. Ickes, Harold L., 1951-1952

     Box 118, Folder 4

711. Ickes, Raymond W., 1968

     Box 118, Folder 5

712. Impact Aid Program, 1981-1988

     Box 118, Folder 6-7

713. Incentive Aid Foundation, 1963-1964

     Box 118, Folder 8

714. Indian Administration Conference, 1948

     Box 118, Folder 9

715. Indian Administration Research Report, 1947

     Box 118, Folder 10

716. Indian Adoption Project, 1966-1972

     Box 118, Folder 11

717. Indian and Native American Employment and Training Coalition, 1980-1989

     Box 119, Folder 1

718. Indian Association of America, 1948-1950

     Box 119, Folder 2

719. "Indian Child Welfare and Community Action", 1972

     Box 119, Folder 3

720. Indian Claims Caucus, 1973

     Box 119, Folder 4

721. Indian Claims Commission, 1948-1967

     Box 119, Folder 5

722. Indian Council Fire, 1933-1963

     Box 119, Folder 6

723. Indian Council Fire, 1981-1983

     Box 119, Folder 7

724. "Indian Country Jurisdiction and the Assimilative Crimes Acts", undated

     Box 119, Folder 8

725. "Indian Court Judges Directory", 1983

     Box 119, Folder 9

726. Indian Defense League of America, 1944-1945

     Box 119, Folder 10

727. Indian-Eskimo Association of Canada, 1959-1972

     Box 119, Folder 11

728. Indian Fairs, 1932-1935

     Box 119, Folder 12

729. Indian Family Defense, 1974-1975

     Box 119, Folder 13

730. Indian Growth Center, 1976-1977

     Box 120, Folder 1

731. Indian Hall of Fame, 1954

     Box 120, Folder 2

732. Indian Health Year, 1963-1964

     Box 120, Folder 3

733. Indian Leaders' Conference, 1966

     Box 120, Folder 4-6

734. Indian Money Accounts, 1951

     Box 120, Folder 7

735. Indian Moneys, Proceeds of Labor, 1980-1982

     Box 120, Folder 8

736. Indian Olympians, 1992

     Box 120, Folder 9

737. Indian Peoples Advisory Center, 1986

     Box 120, Folder 10

738. Indian Prisoner Project, 1967-1971

     Box 120, Folder 11-12

739. Indian Remains and Artifacts, 1985-1987

     Box 120, Folder 13

740. Indian Remains and Artifacts, 1988-1992

     Box 121, Folder 1-4

741. Indian Rights Association, 1937-1963, 1978-1983

     Box 121, Folder 5-6

742. Indian School Equalization Program, 1980

     Box 121, Folder 7

743. Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act Regulations Revision, 1975

     Box 121, Folder 8

744. Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act Regulations Revision, 1977-1983

     Box 122, Folder 1-5

745. Indian Youth of America, 1978-1981

     Box 122, Folder 6

746. Indian Youth of America, 1982-1992

     Box 123, Folder 1

747. Indians in the Military, 1940-1949, 1966-1985

     Box 123, Folder 2-4

748. Indians Into Medicine, 1987

     Box 123, Folder 5

749. Indians of All Tribes, 1970-1971

     Box 123, Folder 6

750. Indirect Costs/Contract Support, 1980-1984

     Box 123, Folder 7-8

751. Indirect Costs/Contract Support, 1987

     Box 124, Folder 1

752. Information about Native Americans, 1973-1992, undated

     Box 124, Folder 2-3

753. Inouye, Daniel K., 1990-1993

     Box 124, Folder 4

754. Institute for First Americans, 1986

     Box 124, Folder 5

755. Institute of American Indian Arts, 1961-1993

     Box 124, Folder 6

756. Institute of Ethnic Affairs, 1948-1954

     Box 124, Folder 7

757. Institute of the American West, 1983

     Box 124, Folder 8

758. Inter-American Indian Institute, 1958-1992

     Box 124, Folder 9

759. International Border Rights Conference, 1991

     Box 124, Folder 10

760. International Indian Treaty Council, 1980-1992

     Box 124, Folder 11

761. International Seminars, 1958

     Box 124, Folder 12

762. International Youth and Elders Camp, 1986

     Box 124, Folder 13

763. Interorganizational Cooperation, 1933-1943

     Box 124, Folder 14

764. Intertribal Agriculture Council, 1988

     Box 124, Folder 15

765. Intertribal Articles and Constitutions, undated

     Box 124, Folder 16

766. Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, 1923-1957

     Box 124, Folder 17

767. Intra-Departmental Council on Indian Affairs, 1987

     Box 124, Folder 18

768. Irrigation, 1964

     Box 124, Folder 19

769. Irrigation, 1975-1981

     Box 125, Folder 1

770. Italian Radio TV System, 1988

     Box 125, Folder 2

771. Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1884

     Box 125, Folder 3

772. Jackson, Henry M., 1975-1976

     Box 125, Folder 4

773. Jackson, Leroy, 1993

     Box 125, Folder 5

774. Jackson, Percy, 1932-1937

     Box 125, Folder 6

775. Jackson Whites, 1957

     Box 125, Folder 7

776. Jacobs, William, 1952

     Box 125, Folder 8

777. James Foundation of New York, 1951-1954

     Box 125, Folder 9

778. James Irvine Foundation, 1990-1994

     Box 125, Folder 10-11

779. Jemison, Jessica Lee Tandy, 1953-1954

     Box 125, Folder 12

780. Jensen, Sandy, 1963-1972

     Box 125, Folder 13

781. J.M. Kaplan Fund, 1963-1965

     Box 125, Folder 14

782. J.M. Mcdonald Foundation, 1958

     Box 126, Folder 1

783. Job Training Partnership, 1983, 1985-1993

     Box 126, Folder 2-3

784. John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, 1982-1986

     Box 126, Folder 4

785. John Hay Whitney Foundation, 1950-1974, 1980-1982

     Box 126, Folder 5-6

786. John Hay Whitney Foundation: Opportunity Fellowships, 1949-1954

     Box 126, Folder 7-8

787. John, Hazel Dean, 1976-1979

     Box 126, Folder 9

788. John Lindsley Fund, 1967-1968

     Box 126, Folder 10

789. John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation, 1942-1954

     Box 126, Folder 11

790. Johnson Administration, 1968

     Box 127, Folder 1

791. Johnson, Charles S., 1953-1956

     Box 127, Folder 2

792. Johnson, Emery A., 1973-1993

     Box 127, Folder 3-6

793. Johnson, Lyndon B., 1956

     Box 127, Folder 7

794. Johnson-O'Malley Act Regulations Revision, 1974-1975

     Box 128, Folder 1-2

795. Jojoba, 1975-1981

     Box 128, Folder 3

796. Jones, Audrey, 1969-1976

     Box 128, Folder 4

797. Jones, Robert C., undated

     Box 128, Folder 5

798. Jones, Stephen, Jr., 1950-1953

     Box 128, Folder 6

799. Josephy, Alvin M., Jr., 1963-1991

     Box 128, Folder 7

800. Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, 1970

     Box 128, Folder 8

801. Juelfs, Joseph J., 1991

     Box 128, Folder 9

802. Jurisdiction, 1961-1975

     Box 128, Folder 10-12

803. Jurisdiction, undated

     Box 129, Folder 1

804. Juvenile Delinquency, 1954-1973, 1981-1985

     Box 129, Folder 2-4

805. Juvenile Justice Standards Project, 1973-1977

     Box 129, Folder 5-6

806. Juvenile Justice Survey, 1983-1984

     Box 129, Folder 7

807. Juvenile Justice System, 1974-1975

     Box 129, Folder 8

808. Juvenile Justice System, 1977-1985, undated

     Box 130, Folder 1-4

809. Kabance, Joseph W., 1973-1974

     Box 130, Folder 5

810. Kane, Linda, 1986

     Box 130, Folder 6

811. Kaplan, Benjamin, 1968

     Box 130, Folder 7

812. Karelsen, Frank E., III, 1965-1973

     Box 130, Folder 8

813. Kavasch, E. Barrie, 1992

     Box 130, Folder 9

814. Keeler, Bradford R., 1991-1993

     Box 130, Folder 10

815. Keepers of the Treasures, 1991

     Box 130, Folder 11

816. Kekahbah, Janice, 1974-1986

     Box 131, Folder 1

817. Keller, Charles E., 1955

     Box 131, Folder 2

818. Kelly, William, 1958-1960

     Box 131, Folder 3

819. Kelly, William H., 1954-1955

     Box 131, Folder 4

820. Kennedy, Edward M., 1980

     Box 131, Folder 5

821. Kennedy, Robert F., 1968

     Box 131, Folder 6

822. Kepler, Ross J., 1987-1992

     Box 131, Folder 7

823. Kernel, Joe, 1984-1985

     Box 131, Folder 8

824. Ketzler, Alfred R., 1962-1986

     Box 131, Folder 9

825. Kimball, Solon T., 1947-1949

     Box 131, Folder 10

826. Kimble, Gary Niles, undated

     Box 131, Folder 11

827. Kingman, Arlouine Gay, 1988

     Box 131, Folder 12

828. Kingsley, Darwin, 1968

     Box 131, Folder 13

829. Kirk, Ruth F., 1946-1947

     Box 131, Folder 14

830. Kiva Club of the University of New Mexico, 1953

     Box 131, Folder 15

831. Knickerbocker Ball Foundation, 1957-1958

     Box 131, Folder 16

832. Korn, Fannie Mayer, 1951

     Box 131, Folder 17

833. Kress, Francesca, 1979-1993

     Box 131, Folder 18

834. Kyi-Yo Pow Wow and Indian Country Tour, 1992

     Box 131, Folder 19

835. Kyle, John Milton DeWitt, II, 1957-1958

     Box 131, Folder 20

836. La Farge, Consuelo, 1964-1965

     Box 131, Folder 21

837. La Farge, Oliver, 1929-1930, 1938-1958, 1963

     Box 131, Folder 22-24

838. Lake, James A., Sr., 1958-1959

     Box 131, Folder 25

839. Lakota TB and Health Association, 1972-1978

     Box 131, Folder 26

840. Lamb, William P., 1974-1976

     Box 131, Folder 27

841. Land Policy, 1953-1972, 1978-1990

     Box 132, Folder 1-3

842. LaPalme, Armand R., 1985-1989

     Box 132, Folder 4

843. Last Star Housing Project, 1967-1969

     Box 132, Folder 5-6

844. Last Star Housing Project, 1969-1972, 1974-1980

     Box 133, Folder 1-2

845. Latimer, Joseph W., 1932

     Box 133, Folder 3

846. Law and Order, 1935-1936

     Box 133, Folder 4

847. Law Students Council, Law Students Civil Rights Research Council, 1986

     Box 133, Folder 5

848. Lawrence, Mary Ann, 1973

     Box 133, Folder 6

849. Lawrence S. Mayers Fund, 1966

     Box 133, Folder 7

850. Lazarus, Arthur, Jr., 1987-1988

     Box 133, Folder 8

851. Lea A. and Elsie L. Wildung Endowment Fund, 1986

     Box 133, Folder 9

852. Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1963

     Box 133, Folder 10

853. League of Nations, undated

     Box 133, Folder 11

854. League of Women Voters, 1970

     Box 133, Folder 12

855. Lefthand, Thunderbolt, 1955

     Box 133, Folder 13

856. Legal Internships, 1965-1970

     Box 133, Folder 14

857. Legal Workshop, 1960

     Box 133, Folder 15

858. Lehman, Herbert H., 1953-1959

     Box 133, Folder 16

859. Leighton, Alexander H., 1965-1981

     Box 133, Folder 17

860. Leighton, Dorothea C., 1969

     Box 133, Folder 18

861. Leikam, Bill, 1993

     Box 133, Folder 19

862. Leonard Peltier Defense Committee, 1992-1993

     Box 133, Folder 20

863. Lesser, Alexander, 1956, 1982

     Box 133, Folder 21-22

864. Levinson, Mike, 1978

     Box 133, Folder 23

865. Lewis, Jo Motanic, 1971-1987

     Box 133, Folder 24

866. Lichtenburger, H.C., 1937

     Box 133, Folder 25

867. Lilly Endowment, 1959-1987

     Box 133, Folder 26

868. Lindeman, Eduard C., 1940-1953

     Box 133, Folder 27

869. Littlebird, Larry, 1983

     Box 134, Folder 1

870. Locke, Patricia, 1993

     Box 134, Folder 2

871. Locker, Corinne H., 1950-1963

     Box 134, Folder 3

872. Lone Dog, Francis, 1955

     Box 134, Folder 4

873. "The Longest Walk", 1978

     Box 134, Folder 5

874. Look Magazine, 1948-1958

     Box 134, Folder 6

875. Louis W. and Maud Hill Family Foundation, 1953-1955

     Box 134, Folder 7

876. Lowenthal, John, 1976-1989

     Box 134, Folder 8

877. Lowey, Nita M., 1992

     Box 134, Folder 9

878. Lucas, Alzamon Ira, 1945-1955

     Box 134, Folder 10

879. Lucy Covington Memorial Award, 1984-1994

     Box 134, Folder 11

880. McDermott, Walsh, 1962-1981

     Box 134, Folder 12

881. McEvers, Charles L., 1960

     Box 134, Folder 13

882. McGovern, George S., 1958-1967

     Box 134, Folder 14

883. McKay, Douglas, 1952-1953

     Box 134, Folder 15

884. McKay, Iliff and Lucille, 1966-1979

     Box 134, Folder 16

885. McLane, Charles M., 1968-1972

     Box 134, Folder 17

886. McNickle, D'Arcy, 1947-1984

     Box 134, Folder 18

887. Madigan, La Verne, 1950-1952

     Box 134, Folder 19

888. Maise de Kerchove Foundation, 1965-1967

     Box 134, Folder 20

889. Malinski, Violet M., 1986-1987

     Box 134, Folder 21

890. Manheim, Frank J., 1958-1959

     Box 134, Folder 22

891. Mann, Henrietta, 1993-1994

     Box 134, Folder 23

892. Marion R. Ascoli Fund, 1952-1960

     Box 134, Folder 24

893. Marquette League for Catholic Indian Missions, 1952-1958

     Box 134, Folder 25

894. Marriot, Alice, 1950-1954

     Box 134, Folder 26

895. Marshall, James, 1953-1962

     Box 134, Folder 27

896. Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Sprague, Chester, 1966-1982

     Box 135, Folder 1-2

897. Medicine Crow, Fred, undated

     Box 135, Folder 3

898. Medicine Wheel, Bighorn National Forest, 1903-1991

     Box 135, Folder 4-6

899. Medicine Wheel, Bighorn National Forest, 1991-1994

     Box 136, Folder 1-2

900. Medway Plan Foundation, 1951-1952

     Box 136, Folder 3

901. Meek Foundation, 1957-1963

     Box 136, Folder 4

902. Menchu Tum, Rigoberta, 1993

     Box 136, Folder 5

903. Menninger, Karl, 1955-1962

     Box 136, Folder 6

904. Menninger, William C., 1955

     Box 136, Folder 7

905. Mental Health, 1958-1981

     Box 136, Folder 8-9

906. Mental Health, 1981-1992, undated

     Box 137, Folder 1-4

907. Metcalf, Lee, 1953-1959

     Box 137, Folder 5

908. Middle Ear Disease, 1957-1975

     Box 137, Folder 6-7

909. Middle Ear Disease, 1975-1983

     Box 138, Folder 1-2

910. Militant Movements, 1958-1961

     Box 138, Folder 3

911. Miller, Arvid E., 1968-1970

     Box 138, Folder 4

912. Minority Business Development Agency, 1982

     Box 138, Folder 5

913. Minority Rights Group, 1980-1981

     Box 138, Folder 6

914. Mirabella, Steven, 1993

     Box 138, Folder 7

915. Mitchell, Donald C., 1962-1985

     Box 138, Folder 8

916. Model Children's Code, 1975-1976

     Box 138, Folder 9

917. Model Urban Indian Center Project, 1970-1972

     Box 138, Folder 10

918. Moorehead, Warren King, 1931-1938

     Box 139, Folder 1

919. Morning Star Foundation, 1992

     Box 139, Folder 2

920. Morris, Milton, 1968-1969

     Box 139, Folder 3

921. Mortgages and Patents in Fee, 1953-1955

     Box 139, Folder 4

922. Moskowitz, Ira, 1945-1950

     Box 139, Folder 5

923. Multicultural Education Research and Training Institute, 1993

     Box 139, Folder 6

924. Munchheimer, Kurt H., 1954

     Box 139, Folder 7

925. Murphy, James R., 1987

     Box 139, Folder 8

926. Muschenheim, Carl, 1954-1977

     Box 139, Folder 9

927. Muschenheim, Ronda, 1958-1979

     Box 139, Folder 10

928. Museums, 1954-1972, 1984-1993

     Box 139, Folder 11-12

929. Music, 1948

     Box 139, Folder 13

930. MX Missile, 1979-1981

     Box 139, Folder 14

931. Myer, Dillon S., 1950-1953

     Box 139, Folder 15

932. Nabokov, Peter, 1966-1978

     Box 139, Folder 16

933. Nakai, Raymond, 1967

     Box 139, Folder 17

934. Nash, Jay B., 1944-1960

     Box 139, Folder 18

935. Nash, Philleo, 1947-1972

     Box 140, Folder 1

936. Natanabah, Andrew, 1991

     Box 140, Folder 2

937. Nathan Cummings Foundation, 1989

     Box 140, Folder 3

938. The Nation, 1950-1963

     Box 140, Folder 4

939. National Action Council for Minorities in Engineering, 1981-1984

     Box 140, Folder 5

940. National Advisory Committee on American Indian Work, 1962

     Box 140, Folder 6

941. National American Indian Federal Credit Union, 1986-1988

     Box 140, Folder 7

942. National American Indian Housing Council, 1990

     Box 140, Folder 8

943. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1951-1969

     Box 140, Folder 9

944. National Association of Community Health Representatives, 1979

     Box 140, Folder 10

945. National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials, 1948-1962

     Box 140, Folder 11

946. National Broadcasting Company, 1951-1961

     Box 140, Folder 12

947. National Center for Appropriate Technology, 1991-1993

     Box 140, Folder 13

948. National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, 1985-1988

     Box 140, Folder 14

949. National Charities Information Bureau, 1979-1989

     Box 140, Folder 15

950. National Child Welfare Leadership Center, 1985

     Box 140, Folder 16

951. National Civil Liberties Clearing House, 1949-1965

     Box 141, Folder 1

952. National Coalition on Federal Indian Treaties, 1989-1990

     Box 141, Folder 2

953. National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1955

     Box 141, Folder 3

954. National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1989

     Box 141, Folder 4

955. National Conference of State Legislatures, 1978-1989

     Box 141, Folder 5

956. National Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, 1975-1976

     Box 141, Folder 6

957. National Conference on Indian Water Rights, 1975

     Box 141, Folder 7

958. National Congress of American Indians, 1944-1965, 1967-1972

     Box 141, Folder 8-10

959. National Congress of American Indians, 1974-1994

     Box 142, Folder 1-3

960. National Council of American Indians, 1935

     Box 142, Folder 4

961. National Council of Organizations for Children and Youth, 1973

     Box 142, Folder 5

962. National Council of the Churches of Christ, 1950-1963

     Box 142, Folder 6

963. National Council of Women of the United States, 1957-1959

     Box 142, Folder 7

964. National Council on Indian Awareness, 1970-1971

     Box 142, Folder 8

965. National Council on Indian Opportunity, 1968-1971

     Box 142, Folder 9

966. National Education Association, 1949-1953, 1987

     Box 142, Folder 10-11

967. National Endowment for the Humanities, 1984

     Box 143, Folder 1

968. National Fellowship of Indian Workers, 1952-1958

     Box 143, Folder 2

969. National Gallery of the American Indian, 1937-1939

     Box 143, Folder 3

970. National Geographic Society, 1984-1985

     Box 143, Folder 4

971. National Indian Association, 1933-1937

     Box 143, Folder 5

972. National Indian Council on Aging, undated

     Box 143, Folder 6

973. National Indian Council on Alcohol and Drugs, 1970-1971

     Box 143, Folder 7

974. National Indian Education Association, 1975, 1979-1994

     Box 143, Folder 8-10

975. National Indian Education Conference, 1969-1970

     Box 143, Folder 11

976. National Indian Education Finance Network, 1985-1986

     Box 144, Folder 1

977. National Indian Education Meeting, 1987

     Box 144, Folder 2

978. National Indian Encampment, 1959

     Box 144, Folder 3

979. National Indian Gaming Commission, 1988-1993

     Box 144, Folder 4

980. National Indian Health Board, 1984-1988

     Box 144, Folder 5

981. National Indian Institute, 1941

     Box 144, Folder 6

982. National Indian Policy Center, 1992-1993

     Box 144, Folder 7

983. National Indian School Board Association, 1986

     Box 144, Folder 8

984. National Indian Social Workers Association, 1977-1989

     Box 144, Folder 9-10

985. National Indian Training and Research Center, 1969-1970

     Box 144, Folder 11

986. National Indian Youth Council, 1973-1986

     Box 144, Folder 12

987. National Indian Youth Leadership Program, 1989-1990

     Box 145, Folder 1

988. National Information Bureau, 1938-1966

     Box 145, Folder 2

989. National Issues Committee, 1953-1954

     Box 145, Folder 3

990. National Lawyers Guild, 1973

     Box 145, Folder 4

991. National Legal Aid and Defender Association, 1962-1963

     Box 145, Folder 5

992. National Lutheran Council, 1951-1952

     Box 145, Folder 6

993. National Parks, 1984-1992

     Box 145, Folder 7

994. National Renewable Energy Laboratory, 1992-1993

     Box 145, Folder 8

995. National Rural Development and Finance Corporation, 1971-1986

     Box 145, Folder 9

996. National Travelers Aid Association, 1956

     Box 145, Folder 10

997. National Tribal Chairmen's Association, 1983-1985

     Box 145, Folder 11

998. National Tribal Leaders Forums, 1970-1993

     Box 145, Folder 12

999. National Voluntary Services, 1962-1963

     Box 145, Folder 13

1000. Native American Artists Association, 1986-1987

      Box 145, Folder 14

1001. Native American Children's Advocates, 1974-1978

      Box 145, Folder 15

1002. Native American Church of North America, 1955-1991

      Box 145, Folder 16

1003. Native American Clothing Bank, 1986

      Box 145, Folder 17

1004. Native American Educational Organizations and Programs, 1981-1989

      Box 145, Folder 18

1005. Native American Educational Services College, 1987-1992

      Box 145, Folder 19

1006. Native American Film and Media Celebration, 1992-1993

      Box 146, Folder 1

1007. Native American Financing, 1939-1943, 1951-1953, 1975-1984

      Box 146, Folder 2-4

1008. Native American Fish and Wildlife Society, 1990

      Box 146, Folder 5

1009. Native American Heritage Month, 1987

      Box 146, Folder 6

1010. Native American Organizations, 1991

      Box 146, Folder 7

1011. Native American Press Association, 1987

      Box 146, Folder 8

1012. Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium, 1987-1992

      Box 146, Folder 9

1013. Native American Publishers and Publications, 1991

      Box 146, Folder 10

1014. Native American Radio Stations, undated

      Box 146, Folder 11

1015. Native American Research Information Service, 1986-1987

      Box 146, Folder 12

1016. Native American Rights Fund, 1970-1993

      Box 146, Folder 13-14

1017. Native American Scholarship Fund, 1993

      Box 147, Folder 1

1018. Native American Working Group, 1987

      Box 147, Folder 2

1019. Native Lands Institute, 1993

      Box 147, Folder 3

1020. Natural Resources, 1967-1980

      Box 147, Folder 4-5

1021. Nevin, Joy, 1986-1987

      Box 147, Folder 6

1022. New World Foundation, 1955-1961

      Box 147, Folder 7

1023. New York Community Trust, 1972-1987

      Box 147, Folder 8

1024. New York Foundation, 1957-1964

      Box 147, Folder 9

1025. New York Times Magazine, 1955

      Box 147, Folder 10

1026. Newcomb, Steven T., 1992

      Box 147, Folder 11

1027. Newman, Jeffrey, 1967-1974

      Box 147, Folder 12

1028. Nixon Administration, 1970

      Box 147, Folder 13

1029. Norcross Wildlife Foundation, 1987

      Box 147, Folder 14

1030. North American Development and Management Company, 1985

      Box 147, Folder 15

1031. North American Indian Amvets Post 50 1955

      Box 147, Folder 16

1032. North American Indian Foundation, 1960

      Box 147, Folder 17

1033. North Conway Foundation, 1955-1960

      Box 147, Folder 18

1034. Northern Plains Indian Crafts Association, 1962

      Box 147, Folder 19

1035. Northshield, Robert, 1954-1963

      Box 147, Folder 20

1036. Northwest Communities Project, 1989-1990

      Box 147, Folder 21

1037. Northwest Indian Child Welfare Association, 1987

      Box 147, Folder 22

1038. Northwest Resource Associates, 1986

      Box 147, Folder 23

1039. Nuclear Waste, 1992-1993

      Box 147, Folder 24

1040. Nutrition, 1968-1978

      Box 148, Folder 1-2

1041. NV Communications, 1990

      Box 148, Folder 3

1042. O'Connell, Daniel J., 1966

      Box 148, Folder 4

1043. O'Connor, Merrill, 1994

      Box 148, Folder 5

1044. Office of Economic Opportunity, 1965-1972

      Box 148, Folder 6

1045. Office Space, 1944, 1990

      Box 148, Folder 7-8

1046. Olympic Development Symposium, 1982

      Box 148, Folder 9

1047. Organization for Social and Technical Innovation, 1969

      Box 148, Folder 10-11

1048. Organization for Social and Technical Innovation, 1969-1976

      Box 149, Folder 1-2

1049. Organization of Native American Students, 1969-1970

      Box 149, Folder 3

1050. Ortiz, Alfonso, 1968-1988

      Box 149, Folder 4

1051. O'Sullivan, Benjamin C., 1964-1994

      Box 149, Folder 5

1052. Ottinger Foundation, 1964

      Box 149, Folder 6

1053. Outreach Affiliates, 1986-1988

      Box 149, Folder 7-8

1054. Pacific Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, 1960

      Box 149, Folder 9

1055. Palley, Reese, 1972-1974

      Box 149, Folder 10

1056. Parker, Allan, 1988

      Box 150, Folder 1

1057. Parliament of the World's Religions, 1992-1993

      Box 150, Folder 2

1058. Patents in Fee, 1955-1956

      Box 150, Folder 3

1059. Paul, William L., Sr., 1958-1967

      Box 150, Folder 4

1060. Payne Fund, 1962-1963

      Box 150, Folder 5

1061. Pease-Windy Boy, Janine, 1988-1992

      Box 150, Folder 6

1062. Pecos, Regis, 1986

      Box 150, Folder 7

1063. Peoples, Theresa, 1977-1978

      Box 150, Folder 8

1064. Pestalozzi Foundation of America, 1951-1952

      Box 150, Folder 9

1065. Peter C. Cornell Trust, 1962-1965

      Box 150, Folder 10

1066. Peterson, Gary W., 1993

      Box 150, Folder 11

1067. Peyote, 1929-1993

      Box 150, Folder 12-14

1068. Phelps, H. Vaughn, 1957

      Box 150, Folder 15

1069. Phelps-Stokes Fund, 1940-1986

      Box 151, Folder 1

1070. Philbrook Art Center, 1973-1979

      Box 151, Folder 2

1071. Phillips Exeter Academy, 1948-1951

      Box 151, Folder 3

1072. Photographic Exhibit, 1967-1969

      Box 151, Folder 4

1073. Playboy Foundation, 1971

      Box 151, Folder 5

1074. Point IV Program for American Indians, 1952-1956

      Box 151, Folder 6

1075. Pokrass, Suzan, 1967

      Box 151, Folder 7

1076. Poole, Rufus G., 1951-1959

      Box 151, Folder 8

1077. Post War Resources Institute, 1945

      Box 151, Folder 9

1078. Poverty, 1964, 1986

      Box 151, Folder 10-11

1079. Powell, Peter J., 1959-1961

      Box 151, Folder 12

1080. Presidential Commission on Indian Reservation Economies, 1984-1985

      Box 151, Folder 13

1081. Presidential Election: 1952, 1952

      Box 151, Folder 14

1082. Presidential Election: 1956, 1955-1956

      Box 151, Folder 15

1083. Presidential Election: 1960, 1960

      Box 151, Folder 16

1084. Presidential Election: 1988, 1988

      Box 151, Folder 17

1085. Press Relations, 1949-1954

      Box 151, Folder 18

1086. Press Relations, 1954-1963

      Box 152, Folder 1-2

1087. Princess Pale Moon, 1987-1992

      Box 152, Folder 3

1088. Project Dream, 1986-1989

      Box 152, Folder 4

1089. "Proposal for a Study of the Present Condition of American Indian Education", 1958-1960

      Box 152, Folder 5

1090. Protect Americans' Rights and Resources, 1987

      Box 152, Folder 6

1091. Providencia, Sister, 1951-1963

      Box 152, Folder 7

1092. Provinse, John H., 1947-1953

      Box 152, Folder 8

1093. Provost, Cecil, 1965-1967

      Box 152, Folder 9

1094. Public Affairs Committee, 1944-1949, 1961

      Box 152, Folder 10-11

1095. Public Data Access, 1986-1987

      Box 152, Folder 12

1096. Public Relations, 1949-1980

      Box 153, Folder 1-2

1097. Public Service Announcements, 1967-1993

      Box 153, Folder 3

1098. Public Welfare Foundation, 1977-1981

      Box 153, Folder 4

1099. Quonob-Tamenund Organization, 1959

      Box 153, Folder 5

1100. Radding, Ann C., 1991-1992

      Box 153, Folder 6

1101. Radio Corporation of America, 1966

      Box 153, Folder 7

1102. Rainer, John, 1957

      Box 153, Folder 8

1103. Randall, Vincent E., 1974-1987

      Box 153, Folder 9

1104. Rappaport, Joseph, 1991

      Box 153, Folder 10

1105. Rappoport, Lawrence A., 1976

      Box 153, Folder 11

1106. Ray, E. Tinsley, 1972-1976

      Box 153, Folder 12

1107. Ray, William M., 1986-1989

      Box 153, Folder 13

1108. Reader's Digest, 1945-1958

      Box 153, Folder 14

1109. Reading is Fundamental (RIF), 1977-1978

      Box 153, Folder 15

1110. Reagan Administration, 1980-1982

      Box 153, Folder 16

1111. Reagan Administration, 1982-1984

      Box 154, Folder 1

1112. Red Hat, Jasper, 1963-1964

      Box 154, Folder 2

1113. Red Owl, Amanda Joyce, undated

      Box 154, Folder 3

1114. Red Power on the Rio Grande: The Native American Revolution of 1680, 1974-1975

      Box 154, Folder 4

1115. Reed, Robert E., 1969-1970

      Box 154, Folder 5

1116. Region IX American Indian Council, 1973

      Box 154, Folder 6

1117. Reifel, Ben, 1951-1960

      Box 154, Folder 7

1118. Religious Issues, 1960-1995

      Box 154, Folder 8-10

1119. Relocation Program, 1952-1956

      Box 154, Folder 11

1120. Relocation Program, 1956-1960

      Box 155, Folder 1-4

1121. Republican American Indian Advisory Group, 1952

      Box 155, Folder 5

1122. Resnick, Idrian N., 1985-1986

      Box 155, Folder 6

1123. Resources for the Future, 1954-1957

      Box 155, Folder 7

1124. Revenaugh, Mickey, 1978-1986

      Box 155, Folder 8

1125. Revenue Sharing, 1972-1977

      Box 155, Folder 9

1126. Revey, James Lone Bear, 1949-1957

      Box 155, Folder 10

1127. Rhoades, Everett R., 1970-1985

      Box 156, Folder 1

1128. Richardson Foundation, 1963

      Box 156, Folder 2

1129. Rights-of-Way Regulations, 1967-1978

      Box 156, Folder 3

1130. Riley, Barbara L., 1983-1989

      Box 156, Folder 4

1131. Rio Grande, 1937-1944

      Box 156, Folder 5

1132. Risling, David, Jr., 1968-1993

      Box 156, Folder 6

1133. Ritchie, Andrew, 1973-1974

      Box 156, Folder 7

1134. Riverside Church, 1979-1987

      Box 156, Folder 8-9

1135. RJ Associates, 1975

      Box 156, Folder 10

1136. RJR Nabisco, 1987-1989

      Box 156, Folder 11

1137. Roads, 1972

      Box 156, Folder 12

1138. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial, 1968-1983

      Box 156, Folder 13

1139. Robert Marshall Civil Liberties Trust, 1958-1962

      Box 156, Folder 14

1140. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 1989-1994

      Box 157, Folder 1

1141. Robinson, Rose W., 1991

      Box 157, Folder 2

1142. Rockefeller Grants, 1951-1981

      Box 157, Folder 3-5

1143. Rockland Community College, 1971-1973

      Box 157, Folder 6

1144. Rodham, Hillary, 1973-1974

      Box 157, Folder 7

1145. Roemer, Mildred, 1951-1958

      Box 157, Folder 8

1146. Rogers, Cornelia B., 1956

      Box 157, Folder 9

1147. Rogers, Maria, 1938-1943

      Box 157, Folder 10

1148. Rogers, Will, Jr., 1948-1954

      Box 157, Folder 11

1149. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1951-1963

      Box 157, Folder 12

1150. Rose, Ruth Starr, 1960

      Box 157, Folder 13

1151. Rosenstiel, Annette, 1954-1971

      Box 157, Folder 14

1152. Rosenthal, Elizabeth C., 1948-1955

      Box 157, Folder 15

1153. Rosenthal, Elizabeth C., 1957-1964

      Box 158, Folder 1

1154. Rossin, Alice H., 1940-1948

      Box 158, Folder 2

1155. Ruark, Robert C., 1948

      Box 158, Folder 3

1156. Runkle, Scott F., 1958

      Box 158, Folder 4

1157. Rural Coalition, 1986

      Box 158, Folder 5

1158. Russell, Charles, 1940-1956

      Box 158, Folder 6

1159. Russell Sage Foundation, 1946-1948

      Box 158, Folder 7

1160. Russell Tribunal, 1980

      Box 158, Folder 8

1161. Sackler, Elizabeth, 1992

      Box 158, Folder 9

1162. Sadler, James H., 1990-1991

      Box 158, Folder 10

1163. Samuel H. Kress Foundation, 1952-1953

      Box 158, Folder 11

1164. Sandoz, Mari, 1950-1960

      Box 158, Folder 12

1165. Sanitation, 1961-1968

      Box 158, Folder 13

1166. Save the Children Federation, 1948-1986

      Box 158, Folder 14

1167. Savit, Christina, 1992

      Box 158, Folder 15

1168. Scalping, 1950-1951

      Box 158, Folder 16

1169. Scanlon, Tom, 1978

      Box 158, Folder 17

1170. Schiffman, Harold, 1987

      Box 158, Folder 18

1171. Schlesinger, Arthur M. Sr., 1959

      Box 158, Folder 19

1172. Scott, Jane E., 1985

      Box 159, Folder 1

1173. Scott, Kenneth R., 1987

      Box 159, Folder 2

1174. Scottsdale National Indian Arts Council, 1973-1975

      Box 159, Folder 3

1175. Screen Actors Guild, 1993

      Box 159, Folder 4

1176. Seaton, Fred A., 1958-1960

      Box 159, Folder 5

1177. Seattle Foundation, 1955

      Box 159, Folder 6

1178. Segundo, Thomas A., 1952-1955

      Box 159, Folder 7

1179. Self-Government, 1942-1958, 1989, 1993

      Box 159, Folder 8-10

1180. Senungetuk, Joseph, 1968

      Box 159, Folder 11

1181. Seven States Indian Health Association, 1976

      Box 159, Folder 12

1182. Seventh Generation Fund, 1985-1989

      Box 159, Folder 13

1183. Sexton, Helen R., 1957

      Box 159, Folder 14

1184. Shannon, Mary Lou, 1977

      Box 159, Folder 15

1185. Shapiro, Rebecca D., 1977-1978

      Box 159, Folder 16

1186. Shell Companies Foundation, 1976-1989

      Box 159, Folder 17

1187. Sheltering Arms Childrens Services, 1977-1979

      Box 159, Folder 18

1188. Sheridan, Henry and Nina, 1949-1950

      Box 159, Folder 19

1189. Shiya, Thomas S., 1959-1961

      Box 159, Folder 20

1190. Showell, Jacqueline, 1985-1987

      Box 159, Folder 21

1191. Siblings Rights, 1976-1977

      Box 159, Folder 22

1192. Sidney Hillman Foundation, 1950

      Box 159, Folder 23

1193. Simon, John, 1977-1982

      Box 159, Folder 24

1194. Singer, Beverly, 1988

      Box 159, Folder 25

1195. Slagle, Allogan, 1988-1989

      Box 159, Folder 26

1196. Slagle, Allogan, 1989-1994

      Box 160, Folder 1-2

1197. Smart, Leta Myers, 1966

      Box 160, Folder 3

1198. Smart, S. Bruce, Jr., 1968-1969

      Box 160, Folder 4

1199. Smead Foundation, 1994

      Box 160, Folder 5

1200. Smeal, Henry F., 1990-1993

      Box 160, Folder 6

1201. Smith, Corinna Lindon, 1928-1935, 1953-1965

      Box 160, Folder 7-8

1202. Smith, Eva Marie, 1974-1975

      Box 160, Folder 9

1203. Smithson, Thomas L., 1970-1971

      Box 160, Folder 10

1204. Smithsonian Institution, 1921, 1984-1993

      Box 160, Folder 11-12

1205. Sneve, Virginia Driving Hawk, 1971-1975

      Box 160, Folder 13

1206. Snyder, Gary, 1974

      Box 160, Folder 14

1207. Social Security, 1946-1962, 1971-1981

      Box 161, Folder 1-2

1208. Social Services, 1974-1977, 1980-1991

      Box 161, Folder 3-5

1209. Society for Applied Anthropology, 1952-1956

      Box 161, Folder 6

1210. Society for the Preservation of American Indian Culture, 1985

      Box 161, Folder 7

1211. Sohappy, David, 1990

      Box 161, Folder 8

1212. Solenberger, Robert R., 1943-1945

      Box 161, Folder 9

1213. Solstice Project (Formerly Anasazi Project), 1978-1983

      Box 162, Folder 1

1214. Soto, Peter, 1975

      Box 162, Folder 2

1215. South American Indians, 1970-1980

      Box 162, Folder 3

1216. Southwest Indian Alcoholism Council, 1965-1968

      Box 162, Folder 4

1217. Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute, 1993

      Box 162, Folder 5

1218. Speakers, 1948-1959

      Box 162, Folder 6

1219. Stackpole Company, 1959

      Box 162, Folder 7

1220. Stanford Research Institute, 1954-1955

      Box 162, Folder 8

1221. Statute of Limitations, 1982-1983

      Box 162, Folder 9

1222. Steele-Reese Foundation, 1958-1964

      Box 162, Folder 10

1223. Steelhead Trout, 1980-1981

      Box 162, Folder 11

1224. Stein, Wayne J., 1990

      Box 162, Folder 12

1225. Sterilizations, 1968-1978

      Box 162, Folder 13

1226. Stern, Milton, 1968

      Box 162, Folder 14

1227. Sternberg, Martin S., 1989

      Box 162, Folder 15

1228. Stevens, Alden, 1952-1968

      Box 162, Folder 16

1229. Stevens, Marion, 1968-1987

      Box 163, Folder 1

1230. Stevens, Theodore F., 1961-1965

      Box 163, Folder 2

1231. Stevenson, Adlai E., 1955-1961

      Box 163, Folder 3

1232. Stevenson, Gelvin, 1987

      Box 163, Folder 4

1233. Stiffarm, Lenore A., 1986

      Box 163, Folder 5

1234. Stoddard, Frances B., 1955-1957

      Box 163, Folder 6

1235. Stone, Veda W., 1979-1980

      Box 163, Folder 7

1236. Stoneback, L.E., 1958

      Box 163, Folder 8

1237. Street, Eloise, 1954-1955

      Box 163, Folder 9

1238. Suffrage, 1948-1958

      Box 163, Folder 10

1239. Suicide, 1969

      Box 163, Folder 11

1240. Sulzberger, Arthur Ochs, 1958-1970

      Box 163, Folder 12

1241. Sulzberger, Iphigene Ochs, 1951-1962

      Box 163, Folder 13

1242. Summit III Conference of the Dakota-Lakota-Nakota Nations Unification Accord, 1991

      Box 163, Folder 14

1243. Surdna Foundation, 1994

      Box 163, Folder 15

1244. Survival International, 1980

      Box 163, Folder 16

1245. Swanson, W. O., 1954-1955

      Box 163, Folder 17

1246. Swearingen, Noble J., 1956-1964

      Box 163, Folder 18

1247. Swimmer, Ross O., 1987-1988

      Box 163, Folder 19

1248. Taconic Foundation, 1963-1964

      Box 163, Folder 20

1249. Tanenbaum, Joan S., 1990

      Box 163, Folder 21

1250. Tarrell, Dorothy, 1958

      Box 163, Folder 22

1251. Tax, Sol, 1952-1962

      Box 163, Folder 23

1252. Taxation, 1952-1987

      Box 163, Folder 24

1253. Taylor, Michael N., 1977-1988

      Box 164, Folder 1

1254. Teich, Howard, 1986

      Box 164, Folder 2

1255. Termination of Federal Responsibilities, 1952-1970

      Box 164, Folder 3

1256. Thanksgiving, 1987

      Box 164, Folder 4

1257. Thompson, Thomas A., 1983-1987

      Box 164, Folder 5

1258. Thunder Hawk, Adelbert, 1953-1954

      Box 164, Folder 6

1259. Topedo, Frieda Jo, 1979

      Box 164, Folder 7

1260. Toubbeh, Jamil I., 1987

      Box 164, Folder 8

1261. Trachoma, 1961-1970

      Box 164, Folder 9

1262. Tracy,, June 1971

      Box 164, Folder 10

1263. Trade with Indians, 1972

      Box 164, Folder 11

1264. Traditional Circle of Indian Elders and Youth, 1992

      Box 164, Folder 12

1265. "Trail of Broken Treaties", 1972

      Box 164, Folder 13

1266. Treaties, undated

      Box 164, Folder 14

1267. Tribal Bonds, 1987-1989

      Box 164, Folder 15

1268. Tribal Codes and Constitutions, 1958-1990

      Box 164, Folder 16-17

1269. Tribal Colleges, 1991

      Box 165, Folder 1

1270. Tribal Leaders, 1952-1958, 1969-1992

      Box 165, Folder 2-3

1271. Tribal Managers Corps, undated

      Box 165, Folder 4

1272. Tribal Reorganization Regulations, 1961

      Box 165, Folder 5

1273. Tribal Sovereignty Program, 1980

      Box 165, Folder 6

1274. Trope, Jack F., undated

      Box 165, Folder 7

1275. Trudell, Richard, 1990

      Box 165, Folder 8

1276. Trust Lands Income, 1986-1988

      Box 165, Folder 9

1277. Trust Lands Status, 1952-1953

      Box 165, Folder 10

1278. Turner Broadcasting System, 1994

      Box 165, Folder 11

1279. Turshen, Meredeth, 1986-1987

      Box 165, Folder 12

1280. Udall, Stewart, 1960-1961

      Box 165, Folder 13

1281. Ultraviolet Germicidal Device, 1971-1974

      Box 165, Folder 14

1282. Under Baggage, Philip, 1989-1990

      Box 165, Folder 15

1283. Underhill, Ruth, 1951-1952

      Box 165, Folder 16

1284. Understanding Crow, Asa, 1952

      Box 165, Folder 17

1285. Unger, Steven, 1984-1985

      Box 165, Folder 18

1286. Unitarian Fellowship for Social Justice, 1952-1953

      Box 165, Folder 19

1287. Unitarian Service Committee, 1951-1959

      Box 165, Folder 20

1288. United American Indians, 1952

      Box 165, Folder 21

1289. United Andean Indian Mission, 1968-1969

      Box 165, Folder 22

1290. United Automobile, Aircraft and Agriculture Implement Workers of America, 1952

      Box 165, Folder 23

1291. United Indian Development Association, 1982-1987

      Box 166, Folder 1

1292. United Indian Traders Association, 1931-1934

      Box 166, Folder 2

1293. United National Indian Tribal Youth, 1986-1987

      Box 166, Folder 3

1294. United Nations, 1948-1954, 1980-1993

      Box 166, Folder 4-5

1295. United Press Associations, 1958

      Box 166, Folder 6

1296. United South and Eastern Tribes, 1980

      Box 166, Folder 7

1297. United Southeastern Tribes, 1969-1975

      Box 166, Folder 8

1298. U.S. Bicentennial, 1974-1975

      Box 166, Folder 9

1299. United Tribes for Reservation Youth, 1985

      Box 166, Folder 10

1300. United Tribes of Kansas and Southeast Nebraska, 1975-1976

      Box 166, Folder 11

1301. University of Chicago, 1952-1957

      Box 166, Folder 12

1302. University of Iowa, 1993

      Box 166, Folder 13

1303. University of Montana, 1992

      Box 166, Folder 14

1304. University of South Dakota, 1957-1962

      Box 166, Folder 15

1305. Uranium, 1973-1983

      Box 167, Folder 1

1306. Urban Indian Health Association, 1977

      Box 167, Folder 2

1307. Urban Indians, 1970-1972

      Box 167, Folder 3

1308. Useem, John, 1947

      Box 167, Folder 4

1309. Van de Mark, Dorothy, 1954-1958

      Box 167, Folder 5

1310. Van Pelt, John A., 1953

      Box 167, Folder 6

1311. Van Sandt, M.M., 1951

      Box 167, Folder 7

1312. Venegas, Hildreth, 1989

      Box 167, Folder 8

1313. Vicary Foundation, 1987-1992

      Box 167, Folder 9

1314. Vietnam Era Veterans Inter-Tribal Association and Agent Orange, 1985-1990

      Box 167, Folder 10

1315. Vista Volunteers, 1973

      Box 167, Folder 11

1316. Vital Issues, 1953-1972

      Box 167, Folder 12

1317. Vitality Products Corporation, 1986

      Box 167, Folder 13

1318. Vocational Education, 1981-1982

      Box 167, Folder 14

1319. Vocu, Leo W., 1958-1986

      Box 167, Folder 15

1320. Vogt, Evon Z., 1952-1956

      Box 167, Folder 16

1321. Volunteers, 1991-1993

      Box 167, Folder 17

1322. Walker, Dale, 1986-1987

      Box 167, Folder 18

1323. Waln, Clyde, 1958-1961

      Box 167, Folder 19

1324. Walsh, Phyllis J., 1962-1967

      Box 167, Folder 20

1325. Walton, Phillip, 1990

      Box 167, Folder 21

1326. Warder, Kate C., 1954-1958

      Box 168, Folder 1

1327. Wardship, 1953-1954

      Box 168, Folder 2

1328. Warne, William E., 1948-1950

      Box 168, Folder 3

1329. Washburn, Mabel C., 1942

      Box 168, Folder 4

1330. Washington Post, 1951-1958

      Box 168, Folder 5

1331. Wassaja, 1983

      Box 168, Folder 6

1332. Water Rights, 1950-1977

      Box 168, Folder 7-9

1333. Water Rights, 1977-1984, undated

      Box 169, Folder 1-2

1334. Watt, James G., 1980-1983

      Box 169, Folder 3

1335. Wayne, John, 1979

      Box 169, Folder 4

1336. Weithron, Stanley S., 1987

      Box 169, Folder 5

1337. Wellesley College, 1953-1962

      Box 169, Folder 6

1338. West Point, 1981

      Box 169, Folder 7

1339. Westermeyer, Joseph, 1972-1979

      Box 169, Folder 8

1340. Western Electric Fund, 1970

      Box 169, Folder 9

1341. Wheelwright, Mary C., 1933-1953

      Box 169, Folder 10

1342. White, Amelia Elizabeth, 1928-1936

      Box 169, Folder 11

1343. White Buffalo Calf Woman Society, 1982

      Box 169, Folder 12

1344. White, Edward A., 1985

      Box 169, Folder 13

1345. White House and Related Correspondence, 1953-1956

      Box 170, Folder 1

1346. White House Conference on Children and Youth, 1950-1970

      Box 170, Folder 2

1347. White Shirt, Reba A., 1991

      Box 170, Folder 3

1348. White, William L., 1953-1959

      Box 170, Folder 4

1349. Whitman, Muriel E., 1975

      Box 170, Folder 5

1350. Whittier, Maude J., 1961-1963

      Box 170, Folder 6

1351. Wieting, Frederick C., 1963

      Box 170, Folder 7

1352. Wilder, LeRoy W., 1980-1983

      Box 170, Folder 8

1353. Wilderness Society, 1990-1993

      Box 170, Folder 9-10

1354. William C. Whitney Foundation, 1940-1966

      Box 171, Folder 1

1355. William H. and Mattie Wattis Harris Foundation, 1977-1984

      Box 171, Folder 2

1356. William S. Paley Foundation, 1941

      Box 171, Folder 3

1357. Willimantic State Teachers College, 1952

      Box 171, Folder 4

1358. Wilson, Edmund, 1959

      Box 171, Folder 5

1359. Wilson, Roberta M., 1986

      Box 171, Folder 6

1360. Wirt, Emmet, 1933-1935

      Box 171, Folder 7

1361. Wisdom of the Elders Project, 1993

      Box 171, Folder 8

1362. W.K. Kellog Foundation, 1957, 1994

      Box 171, Folder 9-10

1363. Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, 1951-1953, 1993

      Box 171, Folder 11-12

1364. Wood, Cornelius A., 1951-1953

      Box 171, Folder 13

1365. Woodenlegs, John, 1968-1982

      Box 171, Folder 14

1366. Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1952

      Box 171, Folder 15

1367. Woods Charitable Fund, 1987

      Box 171, Folder 16

1368. Woolman, Barbara, 1950-1951

      Box 171, Folder 17

1369. Working Indians Civil Association, 1969-1974

      Box 171, Folder 18

1370. World Almanac Publications, 1984-1985

      Box 171, Folder 19

1371. World's Fair: Brussels, 1958

      Box 171, Folder 20

1372. World's Fair: New York, 1939

      Box 171, Folder 21

1373. Wortis, Ethel E., 1966-1991

      Box 172, Folder 1

1374. Wounded Knee Occupation and Subsequent Unrest, 1973-1975

      Box 172, Folder 2

1375. WQXR (New York), 1965-1967

      Box 172, Folder 3

1376. Wyomissing Foundation, 1955-1956

      Box 172, Folder 4

1377. Yankton, Andreau M., undated

      Box 172, Folder 5

1378. Yellow Robe, Evelyn, 1951

      Box 172, Folder 6

1379. Yellowrobe, Rosebud, 1951-1955

      Box 172, Folder 7

1380. Yellowtail, Robert, 1954

      Box 172, Folder 8

1381. Yoder, Charles A., 1967-1970

      Box 172, Folder 9

1382. Young Men's Christian Association, 1959

      Box 172, Folder 10

1383. Young, Viola, 1948-1949

      Box 172, Folder 11

1384. Young, Wathene, 1992-1993

      Box 172, Folder 12

1385. Young Women's Christian Association, 1952-1957

      Box 172, Folder 13

1386. Zimmerman, William Jr., 1954-1957

      Box 172, Folder 14

1387. Zuern, Ted, undated

      Box 172, Folder 15

1388. Subseries 2, Tribal Subseries Description Series 2: Subject Files, Subseries 2: Tribal (1852-1994), the single largest body of material in the collection, documents the AAIA's relationship with more than 300 Native American communities and organizations from one end of the country to the other and the matters of uppermost concern to them. The AAIA's involvement in the lives of these entities varied widely in duration and intensity, sometimes precipitated by natural or man-made crises, sometimes engendered by long-term but equally invidious threats to tribal self-sufficiency. Many critical junctures in Native American history are chronicled in this subseries, from the Pueblo of Taos' struggle to recover its sacred Blue Lake to the Native Village of Point Hope's opposition to nuclear detonations; from the termination of Wisconsin's Menominee to the recognition of Florida's Miccosukee. Less prominent but, to the communities concerned, vitally important issues abound in these files, be it the location of a high school, the consolidation of two Indian agencies, the preservation of traditional fishing rights, or the encroachment of a hydroelectric project. This subseries is composed mainly of correspondence but also includes such items as reports, clippings, and minutes. It is organized alphabetically, initially by state and then by tribe (e.g. San Carlos Apache), organization (e.g. American Indian Community House), or other subject (e.g. Tongue River Railroad Extension). In many instances, the name of a tribe is preceded by that of its reservation, reflecting the fact that members of the same Indian nation are often dispersed among two or more reservations. Some tribes are formally recognized as residing in two or more states and have been organized accordingly. The largest of these is the Navajo, whose far-flung territory encompasses parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. Files relating to the Navajo have been grouped beneath this tri-state heading in the overall alphabetical sequence. Other tribes with a multiple heading include the Colorado River Tribes of Arizona and California, the Ute Mountain Tribe of Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah, and the Goshute of Nevada and Utah. Material of a miscellaneous nature has likewise been organized by state and can be found in a general file at the end of each sequence of files. It should be noted that in the interests of simplicity, North and South Dakota have been treated as one unit under the collective term, "Dakotas." The correspondence in this subseries is extremely varied, with many exchanges between Native American leaders and the AAIA's executive directors. The former spoke not only for tribes but for umbrella groups such as the Alaska Federation of Natives, the Association of Village Council Presidents, the Cook Inlet Native Association, the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, the Inuit Circumpolar Conference, and the Tanana Chiefs Conference, to name the organizations most strongly represented here. Other correspondence takes the form of exchanges internal to the AAIA, including ever important communications between its office in New York and its field workers, general counsel, and, during his years in New Mexico, its president, Oliver La Farge, as it endeavored to craft a response to various tribal needs. Exchanges with the Bureau of Indian Affairs and other governmental and nongovernmental entities can also be found. An important supplement to the correspondence in this subseries is offered by various tribal documents, among them constitutional and administrative records, and reports and surveys prepared or assembled by the AAIA in its efforts to inform itself and others about the situation of Native Americans. If this subseries has an overriding strength, it is its capacity to reveal the diversity and commonality of the American Indian experience. While, for example, the erection of massive dams and the concomitant loss of tribal patrimony was a recurring theme, the racial discrimination faced by Indians such as Louisiana's Houma and North Carolina's Lumbee had a distinctively segregationist stamp. If there is evidence of Native American cohesion in intertribal organizations such as the United Tribes of North Dakota or the Kumeyaay Tribal Council, there is also evidence of disunity, as in the case of the Osage, where a restricted franchise was bitterly contested, or in the case of the long-running territorial dispute between the Navajo and Hopi. The role of the AAIA was also variable, containing programmatic elements, as evidenced by broad initiatives in such fields as community development and child welfare, as well as innumerable actions shaped by local circumstances. The AAIA fostered change in modest ways -- a small grant here, a small grant there -- as well as through dramatic interventions, such as its defense of Arizona's Havasupai, the "Prisoners," to use its words, "of the Grand Canyon." As this subseries attests, the Association's views did not necessarily prevail -- its failure to halt the construction of the Kinzua Dam on the Allegheny River is a case in point -- nor could it devote its energies in equal measure to all tribes. Yet, from its limited beginnings in the Southwest, the AAIA developed an ever widening interest in the fate of Native Americans, leaving not only a legacy of concrete accomplishments but a paper trail which documents the evolving fortunes and the growing self-assurance of the communities it served.

1389. Alabama

1390. Mowa Choctaw, 1985-1989

      Box 172, Folder 16

1391. Poarch Creek, 1982

      Box 172, Folder 17

1392. Alaska

1393. Akiachak, 1984

      Box 172, Folder 18

1394. "Alaska and the Law of the Sea", 1974

      Box 172, Folder 19

1395. Alaska Council of Churches, 1960-1962

      Box 172, Folder 20

1396. Alaska Federation of Natives, 1967-1975, 1977-1990

      Box 172, Folder 21-23

1397. Alaska Legal Services Corporation, 1970-1975, 1983

      Box 173, Folder 1-2

1398. Alaska Native Brotherhood, 1944-1965

      Box 173, Folder 3-4

1399. Alaska Native Business Credit Fund, 1963-1972

      Box 173, Folder 5-6

1400. Alaska Native Coalition, 1986-1988

      Box 173, Folder 7

1401. "Alaska Native Land Rights and the American Public: A Report on the Media", 1969

      Box 173, Folder 8

1402. "Alaska Natives and the Law", 1977

      Box 173, Folder 9

1403. "Alaska Natives and the Law", 1977

      Box 174, Folder 1

1404. "Alaska Natives: Confronting the 1990s", 1985

      Box 174, Folder 2

1405. Alaska Youth, 1958-1960

      Box 174, Folder 3

1406. Alaskan Association for Native Affairs (formerly Alaska Native Rights Association), 1962-1963

      Box 174, Folder 4-5

1407. Aleut Relocation, 1981-1983

      Box 174, Folder 6

1408. Aleutian Islands, 1951

      Box 174, Folder 7

1409. Amchitka Nuclear Tests, 1966-1971

      Box 174, Folder 8

1410. "Analysis of Native Economy of the Indians, Eskimos and Aleuts", undated

      Box 174, Folder 9

1411. Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, 1986-1992

      Box 174, Folder 10

1412. Arctic Slope Native Association, 1966

      Box 174, Folder 11

1413. Association of Interior Eskimos, 1968-1975

      Box 174, Folder 12

1414. Association of Interior Eskimos, 1976-1982

      Box 175, Folder 1

1415. Association of Village Council Presidents, 1973-1984

      Box 175, Folder 2-4

1416. Atmautluak, 1986

      Box 175, Folder 5

1417. Background Reading, 1942-1961

      Box 175, Folder 6

1418. Bennett, Robert L., Area Director, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1961-1962

      Box 175, Folder 7

1419. Bowhead Whale, 1974, 1977

      Box 175, Folder 8-9

1420. Bowhead Whale, 1977-1980

      Box 176, Folder 1-5

1421. Bowhead Whale, 1980-1986, undated

      Box 177, Folder 1-5

1422. Bowhead Whale Statement by Byler, William, 1977

      Box 178, Folder 1

1423. Bush Justice, 1970-1974, 1985-1986, undated

      Box 178, Folder 2-4

1424. Child Welfare (Including Tribal State Agreement), 1969-1989

      Box 178, Folder 5-8

1425. Child Welfare (Including Tribal State Agreement), 1989

      Box 179, Folder 1

1426. "A Citizen's Statement on Alaska Native Land Rights", 1970

      Box 179, Folder 2

1427. Concerned Citizen Correspondence on Native Land Claims, 1969-1971

      Box 179, Folder 3-4

1428. Cook Inlet Native Association, 1971-1975

      Box 179, Folder 5-6

1429. Cook Inlet Native Association, undated

      Box 180, Folder 1-2

1430. Dena' Nena' Henash/Tanana Chiefs Conference, 1962-1967, 1971-1975

      Box 180, Folder 3-6

1431. Dena' Nena' Henash/Tanana Chiefs Conference, 1976-1985, undated

      Box 181, Folder 1-4

1432. "The Development of Tribal Courts in Alaska", 1987

      Box 181, Folder 5

1433. Economic Development, 1963-1967

      Box 181, Folder 6

1434. Eklutna, 1961

      Box 181, Folder 7

1435. Exxon Valdez Oil Spill, 1989-1990

      Box 181, Folder 8

1436. Fairbanks Conference of Native Organizations, 1964

      Box 181, Folder 9

1437. Fairbanks Native Association, 1985-1987

      Box 182, Folder 1

1438. Fishing Regulations, 1953-1960

      Box 182, Folder 2

1439. Fur Trade, 1981-1984

      Box 182, Folder 3-5

1440. Health, 1951-1961, 1973-1974, 1980-1984, undated

      Box 182, Folder 6-9

1441. Housing, 1949, 1962-1972

      Box 183, Folder 1-2

1442. "Housing in Village Alaska: Background and Alternatives", 1971

      Box 183, Folder 3

1443. Inuit Circumpolar Conference and Alaska Native Review Commission, 1983-1985

      Box 183, Folder 4-6

1444. Inupiat: Kotzebue Conference on Native Rights, 1962-1963

      Box 183, Folder 7

1445. Inupiat: Okakok, Guy, 1960-1962

      Box 184, Folder 1

1446. Inupiat: Point Barrow Conference on Native Rights, 1961

      Box 184, Folder 2

1447. Inupiat Associates, 1967

      Box 184, Folder 3

1448. Inupiat Community of the Arctic Slope, 1984

      Box 184, Folder 4

1449. Kake, 1953

      Box 184, Folder 5

1450. King Island, 1961-1967

      Box 184, Folder 6

1451. Kodiak Area Native Association, 1990

      Box 184, Folder 7

1452. Koniag, 1979

      Box 184, Folder 8

1453. Legal Aid, 1966-1969

      Box 184, Folder 9

1454. Maps, 1960-1963

      Box 184, Folder 10

1455. Metlakatla, 1960-1974, 1981

      Box 184, Folder 11-12

1456. Migratory Birds, 1961-1967

      Box 184, Folder 13

1457. Minto, 1963-1965

      Box 184, Folder 14

1458. Minto, 1966-1969

      Box 185, Folder 1

1459. Mount Edgecumbe High School, 1973, 1980-1983

      Box 185, Folder 2-4

1460. Napaskiak, 1961

      Box 185, Folder 5

1461. National Interest Lands, 1978-1982

      Box 185, Folder 6

1462. "Native Alaska: Deadline for Justice", undated

      Box 185, Folder 7

1463. "Native Land Claims in Alaska", 1967

      Box 185, Folder 8

1464. Native Land Claims Legal Representation: Goldberg, Arthur J., 1969-1970

      Box 185, Folder 9

1465. Native Land Claims Legal Representation: Jackson, Barry W. and Fenton, Thomas E., 1967-1971

      Box 185, Folder 10

1466. Native Land Claims Publicity, 1969-1970

      Box 186, Folder 1-5

1467. Native Land Claims Publicity, 1971-1972, undated

      Box 187, Folder 1-5

1468. Nenana, 1962-1973, undated

      Box 187, Folder 6-7

1469. Oral History, 1950

      Box 187, Folder 8

1470. "A People in Peril", 1988

      Box 187, Folder 9

1471. Pribilof Islands, 1946-1950

      Box 187, Folder 10

1472. Pribilof Islands, 1962-1971, undated

      Box 188, Folder 1-2

1473. Project Chariot and Point Hope, 1957-1963, 1992, undated

      Box 188, Folder 3-8

1474. "A Project Proposal for the Development of Natural and Human Resources in the Bristol Bay Area of Alaska", undated

      Box 188, Folder 9

1475. "Proposal for Alaska Native Contract Assistance", 1974

      Box 188, Folder 10

1476. Radiation, 1962-1965

      Box 189, Folder 1

1477. Rampart Dam, 1961-1968

      Box 189, Folder 2-3

1478. Research Projects, 1962-1966

      Box 189, Folder 4-5

1479. Sitka Community Association, 1980-1986

      Box 189, Folder 6

1480. Statewide Native Conference, 1966

      Box 189, Folder 7

1481. Stevens, 1985-1988

      Box 189, Folder 8

1482. Tanacross, 1965

      Box 190, Folder 1

1483. Task Force on Alaska Native Affairs, 1962-1963

      Box 190, Folder 2

1484. Tlingit and Haida, 1942-1974, 1989

      Box 190, Folder 3-4

1485. Toksook Bay, undated

      Box 190, Folder 5

1486. Trans-Alaska Pipeline, 1967-1971

      Box 190, Folder 6-8

1487. Trans-Alaska Pipeline, 1971-1975

      Box 191, Folder 1-3

1488. Tundra Times and Rock, Howard, 1962-1976

      Box 191, Folder 4-6

1489. Tundra Times and Richards, Thomas Jr., 1972-1979

      Box 191, Folder 7

1490. Tyonek, 1961-1972

      Box 191, Folder 8

1491. Unalakleet, 1961-1971

      Box 192, Folder 1

1492. Unemployment Compensation, 1955

      Box 192, Folder 2

1493. United Tribes of Alaska, 1983

      Box 192, Folder 3

1494. Upper Tanana, 1938-1940

      Box 192, Folder 4

1495. "The Village People", 1966

      Box 192, Folder 5

1496. Village Profiles, 1956-1960

      Box 192, Folder 6

1497. Yukon-Kuskokwim Region, 1975-1982

      Box 192, Folder 7

1498. Yupik United Tribes, 1989-1990

      Box 192, Folder 8

1499. General, 1934-1948

      Box 192, Folder 9-11

1500. General, 1948-1956, 1958-1964

      Box 193, Folder 1-5

1501. General, 1964-1973

      Box 194, Folder 1-5

1502. General, 1973-1989

      Box 195, Folder 1-3

1503. Arizona

1504. Ak Chin, 1910-1915, 1976-1984, undated

      Box 195, Folder 4-7

1505. Apache Water Rights, 1977-1978

      Box 195, Folder 8

1506. Arizona Association of Federally Impacted School Communities, 1984-1986

      Box 196, Folder 1

1507. Black Mesa, 1970-1972

      Box 196, Folder 2

1508. Boynton Canyon, 1980

      Box 196, Folder 3

1509. Camp Verde Yavapai-Apache, 1953-1961, 1981-1991, undated

      Box 196, Folder 4-7

1510. Camp Verde Yavapai-Apache Constitution, 1937

      Box 196, Folder 8

1511. Central Arizona Indian Committee and Other Interest Groups, 1955-1960

      Box 196, Folder 9

1512. Central Arizona Tribal Water Rights, 1914, 1952, 1966-1974

      Box 196, Folder 10-12

1513. Central Arizona Tribal Water Rights, 1975-1980

      Box 197, Folder 1-6

1514. Central Arizona Tribal Water Rights, 1981-1983, undated

      Box 198, Folder 1-2

1515. Central Arizona Tribal Water Rights: Concerned Citizen Correspondence, 1975-1977

      Box 198, Folder 3

1516. Crippled Children, 1950

      Box 198, Folder 4

1517. Fort Apache White Mountain Apache, 1933-1935, 1955-1970

      Box 198, Folder 5-6

1518. Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache, 1953-1976, 1985-1987

      Box 198, Folder 7-8

1519. Fort McDowell Mohave-Apache and Orme Dam, 1974-1984

      Box 198, Folder 9-10

1520. Fort Mojave, 1970-1980

      Box 198, Folder 11

1521. Gila River Pima-Maricopa, 1936

      Box 198, Folder 12

1522. Gila River Pima-Maricopa, 1936, 1957-1973, 1976-1978, 1980-1985

      Box 199, Folder 1-4

1523. Havasupai, 1881-1938, 1940-1943, 1950-1957, 1962-1969, 1972-1974

      Box 199, Folder 5-10

1524. Havasupai, 1974-1975

      Box 200, Folder 1-6

1525. Havasupai, 1976-1988, undated

      Box 201, Folder 1-2

1526. Havasupai: Congressional Comment, 1974

      Box 201, Folder 3

1527. Havasupai: Editorial Comment, 1974

      Box 201, Folder 4

1528. Havasupai: Education Program, 1975-1978, undated

      Box 201, Folder 5-6

1529. Havasupai: Land Rights Memoranda, 1974

      Box 201, Folder 7

1530. Havasupai: Land Use Plan, 1975-1976, 1979-1982

      Box 201, Folder 8-10

1531. "The Havasupai: Prisoners of the Grand Canyon", undated

      Box 202, Folder 1

1532. Havasupai: Statement on Land Needs, undated

      Box 202, Folder 2

1533. Hopi, 1923-1925, 1933-1969, 1980-1993, undated

      Box 202, Folder 3-9

1534. Hopi Arts and Crafts, 1932-1935

      Box 202, Folder 10

1535. Hopi-Navajo Land Question, 1940-1947

      Box 202, Folder 11

1536. Hopi-Navajo Land Question, 1958-1964, 1978-1987, undated

      Box 203, Folder 1-3

1537. Hopi-Navajo Relations, 1937

      Box 203, Folder 4

1538. Hopi-Navajo Sanatorium, 1933-1934

      Box 203, Folder 5

1539. Hopi Sacred Mask Recovery, 1989-1990

      Box 203, Folder 6

1540. Hopi Tribal Council and Constitution, 1936-1956

      Box 203, Folder 7

1541. Hotevilla Bacavi Community School, 1978-1983

      Box 203, Folder 8

1542. Hualapai, 1949-1974, 1987-1990

      Box 203, Folder 9-10

1543. Hualapai Constitution, 1934-1991

      Box 203, Folder 11

1544. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, 1953-1957, 1975-1980

      Box 203, Folder 12-13

1545. Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, 1980-1985

      Box 204, Folder 1

1546. Pascua Yaqui, 1977-1990

      Box 204, Folder 2

1547. Payson Yavapai-Tonto Apache, 1971-1974, 1984-1990

      Box 204, Folder 3-4

1548. Pima Aid Appeal, 1926

      Box 204, Folder 5

1549. Pima-Maricopa, 1951-1963, 1975-1976

      Box 204, Folder 6-7

1550. Salt River Land Management Board, 1969-1970

      Box 204, Folder 8-10

1551. Salt River Pima Maricopa, 1937-1938, 1975-1985

      Box 204, Folder 11-12

1552. San Carlos Apache, 1933-1938, 1948-1973, 1976-1988

      Box 205, Folder 1-3

1553. San Carlos Apache and Mount Graham, 1991-1994

      Box 205, Folder 4-5

1554. San Carlos Apache Constitution, 1933-1955

      Box 205, Folder 6

1555. San Carlos Apache Elders Survey, 1986-1988

      Box 205, Folder 7

1556. San Carlos Apache Jojoba Project, 1976-1981, undated

      Box 205, Folder 8-10

1557. San Carlos Apache Tribal Code, 1952-1975, undated

      Box 206, Folder 1-4

1558. San Juan Southern Paiute, 1987

      Box 206, Folder 5

1559. Tax Liability, 1955-1974, undated

      Box 206, Folder 6-7

1560. Tohono O'odham (Papago), 1933-1939, 1941-1963, 1974-1986

      Box 206, Folder 8-10

1561. Tohono O'odham (Papago): Education, 1965-1970, 1977-1984, undated

      Box 207, Folder 1-5

1562. Tohono O'odham (Papago): Health, 1951

      Box 207, Folder 6

1563. Tohono O'odham (Papago): Water Rights, 1976-1982

      Box 207, Folder 7

1564. Tohono O'odham (Papago): Water Rights, 1982-1983

      Box 208, Folder 1

1565. Verde Valley School, 1949-1951

      Box 208, Folder 2

1566. Yavapai-Prescott, 1980

      Box 208, Folder 3

1567. General, 1951-1965, 1971-1977, 1990-1993

      Box 208, Folder 4-6

1568. Arizona/California

1569. Colorado River Tribes, 1939, 1957-1960

      Box 208, Folder 7-8

1570. Colorado River Tribes and Headgate Rock Hydroelectric Power Project, 1967

      Box 208, Folder 9-10

1571. Colorado River Tribes and Headgate Rock Hydroelectric Power Project, 1975-1976

      Box 209, Folder 1

1572. Arizona/New Mexico/Utah

1573. Bilingual Education, 1941-1948

      Box 209, Folder 2

1574. Black Mesa Community School, 1980-1986

      Box 209, Folder 3-5

1575. Canoncito Career Vocational Program, 1974

      Box 209, Folder 6

1576. Child Welfare, 1968-1980

      Box 209, Folder 7-8

1577. Child Welfare, 1983-1985, undated

      Box 210, Folder 1-2

1578. Coal Gasification, 1974-1976

      Box 210, Folder 3

1579. Continental Divide High School, 1981-1982

      Box 210, Folder 4-7

1580. Continental Divide High School, 1983-1984, undated

      Box 211, Folder 1-2

1581. Correspondence With Navajo Chairman, 1955-1956

      Box 211, Folder 3

1582. Cottonwood Chapter Preschool, 1976-1977

      Box 211, Folder 4

1583. Declassification of Allotments, 1953

      Box 211, Folder 5

1584. Dineh Cooperatives, 1985

      Box 211, Folder 6

1585. Drought, 1939-1940, 1950-1951

      Box 211, Folder 7-8

1586. Education, 1933-1936, 1946-1959, 1961-1974

      Box 211, Folder 9-11

1587. Education, 1974-1985, undated

      Box 212, Folder 1-4

1588. Educational System Maps, undated

      Box 212, Folder 5

1589. Energy Development Impact, 1979

      Box 212, Folder 6

1590. Federal Budget Testimony, 1984

      Box 212, Folder 7

1591. Fort Defiance Boarding School, 1959

      Box 212, Folder 8

1592. Health, 1946-1976

      Box 212, Folder 9

1593. Health, 1979-1987

      Box 213, Folder 1

1594. Intermountain School, 1953-1956

      Box 213, Folder 2

1595. Irrigation, 1950-1976

      Box 213, Folder 3

1596. Kitsillie Community School Board, 1975-1977

      Box 213, Folder 4

1597. "The Law of the People: A Bicultural Approach to Legal Education for Navajo Students", 1972

      Box 213, Folder 5-6

1598. Many Farms Project, undated

      Box 213, Folder 7

1599. Maps, 1933-1979

      Box 213, Folder 8

1600. Mineral Development, 1977-1979

      Box 213, Folder 9

1601. Museum of Navajo Ceremonial Art, 1962

      Box 213, Folder 10

1602. Navajo Academy, 1986

      Box 213, Folder 11

1603. Navajo Area School Board Association, 1978-1985

      Box 214, Folder 1

1604. Navajo Boundary Extension, 1932-1939, undated

      Box 214, Folder 2-4

1605. Navajo Community College, 1972-1989

      Box 214, Folder 5-7

1606. "Navajo Day School Cost Analysis - A Plan for K-8 Day Schools on the Navajo Reservation", 1981

      Box 214, Folder 8

1607. "Navajo Day School Cost Analysis - A Plan for K-8 Day Schools on the Navajo Reservation", 1981

      Box 215, Folder 1-2

1608. Navajo Family Farms, 1953-1974, 1979-1990

      Box 215, Folder 3-4

1609. Navajo-Federal Government Relations, 1935-1937, 1950

      Box 215, Folder 5-6

1610. Navajo Nation Energy Conference, 1977

      Box 215, Folder 7

1611. Navajo Problems, 1940-1941, undated

      Box 215, Folder 8-9

1612. Navajo Reports, 1946-1947, undated

      Box 215, Folder 10-11

1613. Navajo Tribal Council, 1928-1939

      Box 215, Folder 12

1614. Navajo Tribal Council, 1948-1956

      Box 216, Folder 1-2

1615. Navajo Tribal Council Delegates' Visit, 1946

      Box 216, Folder 3

1616. "The Navajos and the Land", 1936

      Box 216, Folder 4

1617. Oil Leases, 1956-1959

      Box 216, Folder 5

1618. Ramah Navajo School Board, 1970-1975, 1984

      Box 216, Folder 6-7

1619. Ramah Navajo Weavers Association, 1985-1986

      Box 216, Folder 8

1620. Roads, 1950-1958, 1975-1981

      Box 216, Folder 9-10

1621. Rough Rock Demonstration School, 1968-1971

      Box 216, Folder 11-12

1622. Rough Rock Demonstration School, 1982-1986

      Box 217, Folder 1

1623. Sarah Lawrence College Navajo Scholarship Plan, 1947-1950

      Box 217, Folder 2

1624. Shiprock Alternative High School, 1980-1986

      Box 217, Folder 3-4

1625. Shiprock Early Childhood Development Program, 1980-1981

      Box 217, Folder 5

1626. Uranium, 1954-1973, 1977-1983, undated

      Box 217, Folder 6-9

1627. General, 1932-1936

      Box 217, Folder 10

1628. General, 1937-1962

      Box 218, Folder 1-5

1629. General, 1967-1973, 1977-1994, undated

      Box 219, Folder 1-3

1630. California

1631. Agua Caliente Cahuilla, 1958-1969

      Box 219, Folder 4

1632. Auburn, 1950

      Box 219, Folder 5

1633. Berry Creek Tyme Maidu, 1985-1987

      Box 219, Folder 6

1634. Big Lagoon Yurok-Tolowa, 1991

      Box 219, Folder 7

1635. Cabazon Cahuilla, 1991

      Box 219, Folder 8

1636. "California Indian Education", undated

      Box 219, Folder 9

1637. California Indian Legal Services, 1968-1980, undated

      Box 219, Folder 10-11

1638. California Indians' Congress, 1955

      Box 219, Folder 12

1639. Center for Community Development, 1972-1975

      Box 219, Folder 13

1640. Chemehuevi, 1987-1988

      Box 219, Folder 14

1641. Child Welfare (Including Tribal-State Agreement), 1977-1991, undated

      Box 220, Folder 1-5

1642. Claims, 1934-1940, 1958-1963

      Box 221, Folder 1-2

1643. Council of California Indians, 1950-1956

      Box 221, Folder 3

1644. Cuyapaipe Diegueno, 1973

      Box 221, Folder 4

1645. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1972, 1985-1992, undated

      Box 221, Folder 5-7

1646. Federated Indians of California, 1949-1952

      Box 221, Folder 8

1647. Fort Yuma Quechan, 1936-1944, 1954-1959, 1970-1978

      Box 221, Folder 9-11

1648. Gasquet-Orleans Road, 1978

      Box 222, Folder 1

1649. Greenville Maidu, 1985-1988

      Box 222, Folder 2

1650. Guidiville Pomo, 1993

      Box 222, Folder 3

1651. Health, 1959-1969

      Box 222, Folder 4

1652. Hoopa Valley Hoopa-Yurok, 1954, 1978-1988

      Box 222, Folder 5-6

1653. Indian Center (Los Angeles), 1951-1961

      Box 222, Folder 7

1654. Inyo County, 1952

      Box 222, Folder 8

1655. Ione Miwok, 1972, 1989-1994

      Box 222, Folder 9-10

1656. Jamul Diegueno, 1852-1912, 1960-1979, undated

      Box 222, Folder 11-14

1657. Karok, 1977-1981

      Box 222, Folder 15

1658. Kumeyaay Tribal Council, 1973-1974

      Box 222, Folder 16

1659. Mission Indians, 1932, 1951

      Box 222, Folder 17-18

1660. Muwekma, 1988

      Box 223, Folder 1

1661. Nor-El-Muk Wintu, 1992

      Box 223, Folder 2

1662. Rincon Luiseno, 1952-1975

      Box 223, Folder 3

1663. Round Valley Covelo, 1981-1990

      Box 223, Folder 4

1664. Sacramento Indian Center, 1971

      Box 223, Folder 5

1665. San Jose Indian Center, 1970

      Box 223, Folder 6

1666. Shasta County Wintu, 1993

      Box 223, Folder 7

1667. Torres Martinez Cahuilla, 1955-1960

      Box 223, Folder 8

1668. Urban Indians, undated

      Box 223, Folder 9

1669. Weitchpec Indian Mainstream Industries, 1972-1973

      Box 223, Folder 10

1670. XL Ranch Pit River, 1957-1959

      Box 223, Folder 11

1671. General, 1925-1926, 1934-1940, 1954-1974, 1978, undated

      Box 223, Folder 12-16

1672. Colorado

1673. All Nations Traditional School, 1976

      Box 223, Folder 17

1674. Denver Indian Center, 1986

      Box 223, Folder 18

1675. Southern Ute, 1935-1936

      Box 223, Folder 19

1676. Southern Ute, 1958, 1981

      Box 224, Folder 1-2

1677. Voting Rights, 1958

      Box 224, Folder 3

1678. Colorado/New Mexico/Utah

1679. Ute Mountain, 1956

      Box 224, Folder 4

1680. Connecticut

1681. Pequot, 1953, 1989-1993

      Box 224, Folder 5-6

1682. General, 1947-1960, 1986-1994

      Box 224, Folder 7-8

1683. Dakotas

1684. Black Hills, 1957, 1976-1991, undated

      Box 224, Folder 9-13

1685. Burial Sites, 1988

      Box 224, Folder 14

1686. Cheyenne River Sioux, 1947-1975, 1988-1993

      Box 224, Folder 15-16

1687. Child Welfare, 1967-1978, undated

      Box 225, Folder 1-5

1688. Crow Creek Sioux, 1951-1962

      Box 225, Folder 6

1689. Devils Lake Sioux, 1956-1968

      Box 226, Folder 1-6

1690. Devils Lake Sioux, 1968-1976

      Box 227, Folder 1-6

1691. Devils Lake Sioux, 1977-1990, undated

      Box 228, Folder 1-3

1692. Devils Lake Sioux Constitution, 1961

      Box 228, Folder 4

1693. Flandreau Santee Sioux, 1955-1967, 1982

      Box 228, Folder 5-6

1694. Fort Berthold Three Affiliated Tribes, 1949-1974

      Box 228, Folder 7-9

1695. Fort Berthold Three Affiliated Tribes, 1979-1988

      Box 229, Folder 1

1696. Fort Berthold Three Affiliated Tribes and Garrison Dam, 1946-1952

      Box 229, Folder 2

1697. Fort Berthold Youth Home, 1972-1973

      Box 229, Folder 3

1698. Grave of Sitting Bull, 1953-1954

      Box 229, Folder 4

1699. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux, 1952-1972

      Box 229, Folder 5-8

1700. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux, 1973-1981

      Box 230, Folder 1-5

1701. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux, 1981-1988, undated

      Box 231, Folder 1-5

1702. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Constitution, 1966

      Box 231, Folder 6

1703. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Gaming Enterprise, 1983-1990

      Box 231, Folder 7

1704. Lake Traverse Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Sewing Projects, 1985-1987

      Box 231, Folder 8

1705. Law and Order, 1957-1964

      Box 231, Folder 9

1706. Lower Brule Sioux, 1934, 1957-1962, undated

      Box 232, Folder 1-4

1707. Native American Women's Health Education Resource Center, 1989

      Box 232, Folder 5

1708. Oglala Lakota College, 1982-1989

      Box 232, Folder 6

1709. Oglala Sioux Tribe Crisis Center, 1977-1981

      Box 232, Folder 7

1710. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux, 1949-1957

      Box 232, Folder 8-9

1711. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux, 1958-1963

      Box 233, Folder 1-5

1712. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux, 1963-1974, 1977-1992

      Box 234, Folder 1-5

1713. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux, undated

      Box 235, Folder 1

1714. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux Constitution, 1969

      Box 235, Folder 2

1715. Pine Ridge Oglala Sioux Tribal Council Minutes, 1959-1961

      Box 235, Folder 3-4

1716. Rapid City, 1950-1957

      Box 235, Folder 5

1717. Rosebud Attention Center, 1972-1979, undated

      Box 235, Folder 6-7

1718. Rosebud Attention Center: Delta Marie Home for Indian Children Feasibility Study, undated

      Box 235, Folder 8

1719. Rosebud Attention Center: Delta Marie Home for Indian Children Feasibility Study, undated

      Box 236, Folder 1

1720. Rosebud Sioux, 1955-1965, 1970-1976, 1978-1986

      Box 236, Folder 2-4

1721. Rosebud Sioux Constitution, 1975

      Box 236, Folder 5

1722. Rosebud Sioux Law and Order Code, 1969

      Box 236, Folder 6

1723. Standing Rock Sioux, 1951-1975, 1979-1988

      Box 236, Folder 7-8

1724. Turtle Mountain Chippewa, 1953-1974, 1978-1989

      Box 237, Folder 1-2

1725. United Sioux Tribes of South Dakota, 1968-1986

      Box 237, Folder 3

1726. United Tribes of North Dakota, 1964-1973

      Box 237, Folder 4

1727. Wawokiyaospaya, 1987-1990

      Box 237, Folder 5

1728. Yankton Sioux, 1939, 1956-1961, 1967-1975

      Box 237, Folder 6-8

1729. Yankton Sioux, 1985-1988

      Box 238, Folder 1

1730. Yellow Thunder Camp, 1982-1983

      Box 238, Folder 2

1731. General, 1940-1972, 1974-1986

      Box 238, Folder 3-5

1732. Delaware

1733. Nanticoke, 1945

      Box 238, Folder 6

1734. General, 1961

      Box 238, Folder 7

1735. Florida

1736. Seminole and Miccosukee, 1936-1950

      Box 238, Folder 8

1737. Seminole and Miccosukee, 1952-1960

      Box 239, Folder 1-5

1738. Seminole and Miccosukee, 1960-1968

      Box 240, Folder 1-5

1739. Seminole and Miccosukee, 1968-1976

      Box 241, Folder 1-5

1740. Seminole and Miccosukee, 1977-1985, undated

      Box 242, Folder 1-3

1741. Seminole Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement, 1978

      Box 242, Folder 4

1742. Georgia

1743. Eastern Cherokee, 1979

      Box 242, Folder 5

1744. Hawaii

1745. General, 1980-1989

      Box 242, Folder 6

1746. Idaho

1747. Child Welfare, 1976

      Box 242, Folder 7

1748. Coeur D'Alene, 1935-1964

      Box 242, Folder 8

1749. Delaware, 1985

      Box 242, Folder 9

1750. Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock, 1948-1958

      Box 242, Folder 10

1751. Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock, 1959-1969, 1978

      Box 243, Folder 1-3

1752. Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock: Cattle, 1961-1962

      Box 243, Folder 4

1753. Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock: Constitution and Ordinances, 1936-1938

      Box 243, Folder 5

1754. Fort Hall Shoshone-Bannock: Tourism, undated

      Box 243, Folder 6

1755. "Indian Water Rights", 1978

      Box 243, Folder 7

1756. Kootenai, 1976

      Box 243, Folder 8

1757. Nez Perce, 1951-1975, 1985-1991

      Box 243, Folder 9-10

1758. General, 1950-1964

      Box 243, Folder 11

1759. Illinois

1760. Chicago, 1952-1974

      Box 243, Folder 12

1761. Koster Archaeological Site, 1971-1978

      Box 243, Folder 13

1762. Indiana

1763. Miami, 1989-1990

      Box 243, Folder 14

1764. Iowa

1765. Sac and Fox (Mesquakie), 1949-1970, 1973-1976, undated

      Box 244, Folder 1-4

1766. Sac and Fox (Mesquakie) Constitution, 1937

      Box 244, Folder 5

1767. Kansas

1768. Health, 1981-1988

      Box 244, Folder 6

1769. Kickapoo, 1954-1959, 1981-1988, undated

      Box 244, Folder 7-9

1770. General, 1952-1961, 1986

      Box 244, Folder 10-11

1771. Louisiana

1772. Choctaw, 1974-1976, 1978-1984

      Box 244, Folder 12-13

1773. Choctaw, 1984-1987

      Box 245, Folder 1

1774. Coushatta, 1959, 1972-1979

      Box 245, Folder 2-5

1775. Houma, 1938-1941, 1960-1964, 1973-1989

      Box 245, Folder 6-8

1776. "A Short History of the Coushattas", undated

      Box 245, Folder 9

1777. Tunica-Biloxi, 1973-1974, 1989-1990

      Box 246, Folder 1-2

1778. General, 1950-1973

      Box 246, Folder 3

1779. Maine

1780. Aroostook, 1970-1975, 1988

      Box 246, Folder 4-5

1781. Child Welfare, 1973-1976

      Box 246, Folder 6

1782. Passamaquoddy, 1951-1975

      Box 246, Folder 7

1783. Penobscot, 1957-1962

      Box 246, Folder 8

1784. Teaching and Research In Bi-Cultural Education, Inc., 1970-1971

      Box 246, Folder 9

1785. Voting Rights, 1953-1957

      Box 246, Folder 10

1786. General, 1951-1976

      Box 246, Folder 11

1787. General, 1977-1980

      Box 247, Folder 1

1788. Massachusetts

1789. Boston Indian Council, 1987

      Box 247, Folder 2

1790. Deer Island, 1993

      Box 247, Folder 3

1791. Gay Head Wampanoag, 1980-1989, undated

      Box 247, Folder 4-5

1792. Mashpee, 1954-1960, 1978

      Box 247, Folder 6-7

1793. Michigan

1794. Child Welfare, 1963-1981

      Box 247, Folder 8

1795. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1986-1989

      Box 247, Folder 9

1796. Hannahville Potawatomi, 1949-1951, 1974

      Box 247, Folder 10-11

1797. Huron Potawatomi, 1973-1974

      Box 247, Folder 12

1798. Keweenaw Bay Chippewa, 1955-1972

      Box 247, Folder 13

1799. Lac Vieux Desert Lake Superior Chippewa, 1975

      Box 247, Folder 14

1800. Northern Michigan Ottawa Association, 1971

      Box 247, Folder 15

1801. General, 1950-1963

      Box 247, Folder 16

1802. General, 1966-1974

      Box 248, Folder 1

1803. Minnesota

1804. Bois Forte (Nett Lake) Chippewa, 1958-1962, 1981-1985

      Box 248, Folder 2-3

1805. Child Welfare, 1972-1974, 1976-1978, 1985-1987

      Box 248, Folder 4-7

1806. Chippewa, 1934-1938, 1951-1976, 1988-1989

      Box 248, Folder 8-10

1807. Leech Lake Chippewa, 1969-1974

      Box 248, Folder 11

1808. Mille Lacs Chippewa, 1963, 1993

      Box 248, Folder 12-13

1809. Onigum, 1952

      Box 248, Folder 14

1810. Pipestone, 1993

      Box 248, Folder 15

1811. Red Lake Chippewa, 1949-1975

      Box 249, Folder 1

1812. Upper Midwest American Indian Center, 1986-1988

      Box 249, Folder 2

1813. Upper Sioux, 1956-1958, 1980

      Box 249, Folder 3-4

1814. White Earth Chippewa, 1984-1989

      Box 249, Folder 5

1815. Wild Rice, 1955-1956

      Box 249, Folder 6

1816. General, 1929, 1949-1986

      Box 249, Folder 7-9

1817. Mississippi

1818. Choctaw, 1949-1963, 1967-1970

      Box 249, Folder 10-12

1819. Choctaw, 1971-1976, 1980-1986, undated

      Box 250, Folder 1-3

1820. Missouri

1821. Northern Cherokee, 1983-1988

      Box 250, Folder 4

1822. Montana

1823. Badger-Two Medicine, 1989

      Box 250, Folder 5

1824. Billings American Indian Council, 1973

      Box 250, Folder 6

1825. Blackfeet, 1936-1957

      Box 250, Folder 7-9

1826. Blackfeet, 1958-1969

      Box 251, Folder 1-5

1827. Blackfeet, 1970-1988, undated

      Box 252, Folder 1-3

1828. Blackfeet Community Free School, 1976-1977

      Box 252, Folder 4

1829. Blackfeet Wood Cutting Project, 1976-1986

      Box 252, Folder 5

1830. Blackfeet Youth Animal Husbandry Project, 1972-1974

      Box 252, Folder 6

1831. Busby School of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, 1978-1983

      Box 252, Folder 7-8

1832. Child Welfare, 1970-1974, 1985-1987

      Box 252, Folder 9-10

1833. Crow, 1948-1974, 1986-1988

      Box 253, Folder 1-2

1834. Crow and Yellowtail Dam, 1955-1959

      Box 253, Folder 3

1835. Cut Bank Boarding School, 1950-1951

      Box 253, Folder 4

1836. Disabled Indians, 1962-1966

      Box 253, Folder 5

1837. Flathead Salish and Kootenai, 1927-1943, 1953-1976

      Box 253, Folder 6-7

1838. Flathead Salish and Kootenai and Knowles Dam, 1960-1963

      Box 253, Folder 8

1839. Fort Belknap Gros Ventre and Assiniboine, 1950-1976, 1987

      Box 253, Folder 9-10

1840. Fort Peck Assiniboine-Sioux, 1953-1973, 1986-1990

      Box 254, Folder 1-2

1841. Fort Peck Assiniboine-Sioux Star Quilts, 1969

      Box 254, Folder 3

1842. Investigation into Complaints of Northern Cheyenne, 1958

      Box 254, Folder 4

1843. Issiwaun, 1988

      Box 254, Folder 5

1844. Landless Indians, 1942-1970

      Box 254, Folder 6

1845. Law and Order, 1954-1961

      Box 254, Folder 7

1846. Little Shell Chippewa, 1981-1987

      Box 254, Folder 8

1847. Montana Inter-Tribal Policy Board, 1951-1970, 1985

      Box 254, Folder 9-10

1848. Montana United Scholarship Service, 1986

      Box 254, Folder 11

1849. Native Action, 1993

      Box 254, Folder 12

1850. Northern Cheyenne, 1949-1957

      Box 254, Folder 13

1851. Northern Cheyenne, 1958-1961

      Box 255, Folder 1-5

1852. Northern Cheyenne, 1962-1965

      Box 256, Folder 1-5

1853. Northern Cheyenne, 1965-1971

      Box 257, Folder 1-5

1854. Northern Cheyenne, 1978-1993, undated

      Box 258, Folder 1-2

1855. "Northern Cheyenne History: From the Far North to Montana", 1992

      Box 258, Folder 3

1856. Northern Cheyenne Originals, 1966-1968

      Box 258, Folder 4

1857. Notes on Northern Cheyenne by La Verne Madigan, undated

      Box 258, Folder 5

1858. "Profile of the Montana Native American", 1974

      Box 258, Folder 6

1859. Red Thunder, 1991-1993

      Box 258, Folder 7

1860. Rocky Boy's Chippewa-Cree, 1955-1973, 1987-1990

      Box 258, Folder 8-9

1861. St. Labre Indian School, 1964-1978, undated

      Box 258, Folder 10-11

1862. Surplus Commodities, 1958-1961

      Box 258, Folder 12

1863. Tongue River Railroad Extension, 1989-1992

      Box 258, Folder 13

1864. General, 1950-1972

      Box 258, Folder 14

1865. Nebraska

1866. Law and Order, 1957-1962

      Box 259, Folder 1

1867. Macy Industries, 1975

      Box 259, Folder 2

1868. Omaha, 1915, 1949-1950, 1957-1959

      Box 259, Folder 3-9

1869. Omaha, 1960-1965, 1970-1975, 1993, undated

      Box 260, Folder 1-5

1870. Omaha and Blackbird Bend Controversy, 1975

      Box 260, Folder 6

1871. Omaha-Winnebago Boundaries, 1959-1960

      Box 260, Folder 7

1872. Ponca, 1962, 1990

      Box 260, Folder 8-9

1873. Santee Sioux, 1959, 1986

      Box 260, Folder 10-11

1874. Santee Sioux Youth Animal Husbandry Project, 1976-1982

      Box 260, Folder 12

1875. Winnebago, 1950-1975, 1979-1986

      Box 261, Folder 1-2

1876. General, 1944-1963

      Box 261, Folder 3

1877. Nevada

1878. Duck Valley Shoshone-Paiute, 1975-1979

      Box 261, Folder 4

1879. Duck Valley Shoshone-Paiute and Wildhorse Reservoir, 1978-1984

      Box 261, Folder 5-7

1880. Duckwater Shoshone, 1973-1974, 1981

      Box 261, Folder 8-9

1881. Elko Te-Moak Shoshone, 1957

      Box 261, Folder 10

1882. Ely Shoshone, 1987-1990

      Box 261, Folder 11

1883. Fallon Paiute-Shoshone 1939, 1961-1977

      Box 261, Folder 12-14

1884. Fallon Paiute-Shoshone, 1978

      Box 262, Folder 1

1885. Fallon Paiute-Shoshone: Historical Documentation, 1887-1958

      Box 262, Folder 2-3

1886. Fort McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone, 1955-1964

      Box 262, Folder 4

1887. Law and Order, 19590-1960

      Box 262, Folder 5

1888. Moapa Paiute, 1979

      Box 262, Folder 6

1889. Pyramid Lake Paiute, 1937-1939, 1942-1967

      Box 262, Folder 7-10

1890. Pyramid Lake Paiute, 1967-1970, 1974-1975, 1978-1985

      Box 263, Folder 1-6

1891. Pyramid Lake Paiute, 1985-1988

      Box 264, Folder 1

1892. Reno-Sparks Washoe and Paiute, 1960

      Box 264, Folder 2

1893. Walker River Paiute, 1960, 1984

      Box 264, Folder 3-4

1894. Western Shoshone, 1960, 1990

      Box 264, Folder 5-6

1895. Yerington Paiute, 1978

      Box 264, Folder 7

1896. General, 1939, 1953-1964, 1973-1976, undated

      Box 264, Folder 8-11

1897. Nevada/Utah

1898. Goshute, 1961-1962

      Box 264, Folder 12

1899. New Mexico

1900. Albuquerque Area Indian Health Board, 1986

      Box 264, Folder 13

1901. All Indian Pueblo Council, 1955-1979

      Box 264, Folder 14

1902. Child Welfare, 1974-1986

      Box 264, Folder 15

1903. Condemnation of Pueblo Lands, 1959

      Box 264, Folder 16

1904. Eight Northern Indian Pueblos Council, 1967-1975, 1985-1991

      Box 265, Folder 1-5

1905. Gallup Indian Community Center, 1953-1960

      Box 265, Folder 6

1906. Jemez Mountains, 1984-1987

      Box 265, Folder 7

1907. Jicarilla Apache, 1930-1937

      Box 265, Folder 8

1908. Jicarilla Apache, 1937-1969, 1984-1985

      Box 266, Folder 1-2

1909. Law and Order, 1962

      Box 266, Folder 3

1910. Mescalero Apache, 1936-1961, 1988

      Box 266, Folder 4-5

1911. Mescalero Apache Health, 1962

      Box 266, Folder 6

1912. Oke Oweenge Arts and Crafts Cooperative, 1973-1985

      Box 266, Folder 7

1913. Pueblo, 1924-1947, 1956-1971, 1981-1982, undated

      Box 266, Folder 8-11

1914. Pueblo Education, 1933-1970

      Box 266, Folder 12

1915. Pueblo Education, 1980-1990

      Box 267, Folder 1

1916. Pueblo of Acoma, 1928-1974, 1987-1989

      Box 267, Folder 2-3

1917. Pueblo of Cochiti, 1959-1965

      Box 267, Folder 4

1918. Pueblo of Isleta, 1940-1965, 1987

      Box 267, Folder 5-6

1919. Pueblo of Laguna, 1949-1959, 1978-1979

      Box 267, Folder 7-8

1920. Pueblo of Nambe, 1950-1951, 1990

      Box 267, Folder 9-10

1921. Pueblo of Picuris, 1932-1937, 1985-1987

      Box 267, Folder 11-12

1922. Pueblo San Ildefonso, 1932-1938

      Box 267, Folder 13

1923. Pueblo of San Juan, 1960-1976, 1985-1987

      Box 267, Folder 14-15

1924. Pueblo of San Juan and Northern Pueblos Agency Relocation, 1984-1987

      Box 267, Folder 16

1925. Pueblo of Sandia, 1960

      Box 267, Folder 17

1926. Pueblo of Santa Ana, 1984-1985

      Box 267, Folder 18

1927. Pueblo of Santa Clara, 1932-1942

      Box 267, Folder 19

1928. Pueblo of Santa Clara, 1955-1969

      Box 268, Folder 1

1929. Pueblo of Santo Domingo, 1970

      Box 268, Folder 2

1930. Pueblo of Taos, 1935-1965, 1993, undated

      Box 268, Folder 3-5

1931. Pueblo of Taos Blue Lake, 1948-1966

      Box 268, Folder 6-10

1932. Pueblo of Taos Blue Lake, 1966-1971, 1989, undated

      Box 269, Folder 1-7

1933. Pueblo of Taos Blue Lake Appeal, undated

      Box 270, Folder 1

1934. Pueblo of Taos Bypass, 1958-1959

      Box 270, Folder 2

1935. Pueblo of Tesuque, 1934

      Box 270, Folder 3

1936. Pueblo of Zia and Jemez, 1951-1964

      Box 270, Folder 4

1937. Tiwa, 1976

      Box 270, Folder 5

1938. United Pueblos Agency, 1946-1951

      Box 270, Folder 6

1939. Zuni, 1924-1975, 1978-1990

      Box 270, Folder 7-8

1940. General, 1916-1957, 1982-1987

      Box 270, Folder 9-10

1941. New York

1942. Allegany Seneca, 1943-1955

      Box 270, Folder 11

1943. American Indian Community House, 1974-1976, 1978-1992, undated

      Box 271, Folder 1-3

1944. Cattaraugus Seneca, 1945-1956

      Box 271, Folder 4

1945. Caughnawaga Mohawk, 1949-1954

      Box 271, Folder 5

1946. Cayuga, 1946-1949, 1985

      Box 271, Folder 6-7

1947. Civil Rights Training, 1984-1985

      Box 271, Folder 8

1948. Education, 1954-1962

      Box 271, Folder 9

1949. Governmental Activity, 1945-1960, 1981-1982

      Box 271, Folder 10-11

1950. Hoosick Burial Mound, 1980-1981

      Box 271, Folder 12

1951. Investigation into St. Regis Mohawk Indian School, 1951-1952

      Box 271, Folder 13

1952. Investigation into St. Regis Mohawk Indian School, 1953

      Box 272, Folder 1

1953. Iroquois Law and Order Project, 1943-1945

      Box 272, Folder 2

1954. Long Island Indians (Including Shinnecock and Poosepatuck), 1943-1963

      Box 272, Folder 3

1955. Matinecoc Longhouse of Long Island, 1987

      Box 272, Folder 4

1956. Mohawk Occupation of Lands at Eagle Bay, 1974-1976

      Box 272, Folder 5

1957. Oneida, 1978-1979

      Box 272, Folder 6

1958. Onondaga, 1953-1954

      Box 272, Folder 7

1959. Religion, 1945

      Box 272, Folder 8

1960. St. Regis Mohawk, 1945-1971, 1993

      Box 272, Folder 9-10

1961. Seneca, 1955-1976

      Box 272, Folder 11

1962. Seneca and Kinzua Dam, 1956-1957

      Box 272, Folder 12

1963. Seneca and Kinzua Dam, 1957-1960

      Box 273, Folder 1-5

1964. Seneca and Kinzua Dam, 1961-1964

      Box 274, Folder 1-2

1965. Six Nations Treaties, 1962-1963, 1993

      Box 274, Folder 3-4

1966. Tax Liability, 1956-1958

      Box 274, Folder 5

1967. Tonawanda Seneca, undated

      Box 274, Folder 6

1968. Tuscarora, 1953-1963

      Box 274, Folder 7

1969. General, 1937-1950

      Box 274, Folder 8-9

1970. General, 1952-1969, 1979, undated

      Box 275, Folder 1-3

1971. North Carolina

1972. Cumberland County Association for Indian People, 1987

      Box 275, Folder 4

1973. Eastern Cherokee, 1937-1963, 1970-1978, 1980-1986

      Box 275, Folder 5-8

1974. Hatteras Tuscarora, 1973-1976, 1980-1987

      Box 275, Folder 9-10

1975. Hatteras Tuscarora: Data for Federal Recognition, 1909-1939

      Box 276, Folder 1

1976. Hatteras Tuscarora: Petition for Federal Recognition, 1979-1980

      Box 276, Folder 2-3

1977. Hatteras Tuscarora: Tribal Membership Roll, undated

      Box 276, Folder 4

1978. Hoke County Cherokee, 1988

      Box 276, Folder 5

1979. Lumbee, 1962-1974, 1989

      Box 276, Folder 6-7

1980. Pamunkey, 1938-1964

      Box 276, Folder 8

1981. Robeson County Cherokee, 1961, 1978-1979

      Box 276, Folder 9-10

1982. Waccamaw, 1949-1951

      Box 276, Folder 11

1983. General, 1986

      Box 277, Folder 1

1984. Ohio

1985. Allegheny, undated

      Box 277, Folder 2

1986. Oklahoma

1987. Cherokee, 1951-1962, 1986-1990

      Box 277, Folder 3-4

1988. Cheyenne-Arapaho, 1955-1959, 1972-1976

      Box 277, Folder 5-6

1989. Chickasaw, 1954-1963

      Box 277, Folder 7

1990. Choctaw, 1951-1960

      Box 277, Folder 8

1991. Creek, 1954-1962, 1976-1977

      Box 277, Folder 9-11

1992. Delaware, 1989-1990

      Box 277, Folder 12

1993. Five Civilized Tribes (Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole), 1924

      Box 277, Folder 13

1994. Five Civilized Tribes (Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek and Seminole), 1947-1959

      Box 278, Folder 1

1995. Fort Sill Apache, 1958-1961

      Box 278, Folder 2

1996. Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa, 1987

      Box 278, Folder 3

1997. "Indian Incarceration Study", 1977

      Box 278, Folder 4

1998. Kaw, 1973

      Box 278, Folder 5

1999. Kickapoo, 1959-1960, 1981

      Box 278, Folder 6-7

2000. Kiowa, Comanche and Apache, 1956-1963

      Box 278, Folder 8-9

2001. Kiowa Tribal Election, 1980-1981

      Box 279, Folder 1

2002. Kiowa Wheelchairs, 1987

      Box 279, Folder 2

2003. Lawton, 1949

      Box 279, Folder 3

2004. Native American Coalition of Tulsa, 1983-1986

      Box 279, Folder 4

2005. Oklahoma Indian Mineral Owners Association, 1985

      Box 279, Folder 5

2006. Osage, 1881-1906, 1934-1935, 1953-1955, 1971-1980, 1985-1987

      Box 279, Folder 6-12

2007. Osage, undated

      Box 280, Folder 1

2008. "The Osage People And Their Trust Property", 1953

      Box 280, Folder 2

2009. Otoe-Missouria, 1956, 1974-1991

      Box 280, Folder 3-4

2010. Pawnee, 1949-1959

      Box 280, Folder 5

2011. Quapaw, 1953-1959

      Box 280, Folder 6

2012. Seminole, 1957-1960

      Box 280, Folder 7

2013. Statue of Sequoyah, Capitol, Washington, D.C., 1963

      Box 280, Folder 8

2014. Tax Sales, 1959

      Box 280, Folder 9

2015. Welfare Assistance, 1957

      Box 280, Folder 10

2016. Wichita, 1949-1950

      Box 280, Folder 11

2017. Wyandotte, 1955-1959

      Box 280, Folder 12

2018. General, 1934-1938, 1953-1974, 1982-1990

      Box 280, Folder 13-15

2019. Oregon

2020. Burns Paiute, 1988

      Box 280, Folder 16

2021. Celilo Falls, 1952-1960

      Box 280, Folder 17

2022. Child Welfare, 1977-1989

      Box 280, Folder 18

2023. Crow's Shadow Institute, 1994

      Box 280, Folder 19

2024. Gold Beach Land Swindle, 1952-1960

      Box 281, Folder 1

2025. Grand Ronde, 1987

      Box 281, Folder 2

2026. Grand Ronde Constitution, 1936

      Box 281, Folder 3

2027. Klamath, 1929-1972, 1979-1993

      Box 281, Folder 4-7

2028. Oregon Council of Churches, 1958-1959

      Box 281, Folder 8

2029. Organization of the Forgotten American, 1970-1979

      Box 281, Folder 9

2030. Warm Springs, 1958-1974

      Box 281, Folder 10

2031. General, 1951-1958

      Box 281, Folder 11

2032. General, 1983-1993

      Box 282, Folder 1

2033. Pennsylvania

2034. Cornplanter Seneca, 1950-1953

      Box 282, Folder 2

2035. Rhode Island

2036. Narragansett, 1935-1959

      Box 282, Folder 3

2037. South Carolina

2038. Catawba, 1949-1962, 1993

      Box 282, Folder 4-6

2039. Grave of Osceola, 1968

      Box 282, Folder 7

2040. "The Mestizos of South Carolina", 1945

      Box 282, Folder 8

2041. Tennessee

2042. Etowah Cherokee, 1975-1987

      Box 282, Folder 9

2043. Texas

2044. Alabama-Coushatta, 1953-1962

      Box 282, Folder 10

2045. Federal Recognition of Tribes, 1985-1987

      Box 282, Folder 11

2046. Utah

2047. Child Welfare, 1969-1977

      Box 282, Folder 12

2048. Paiute, 1982-1984

      Box 282, Folder 13

2049. True Utes, 1959-1961

      Box 282, Folder 14

2050. Ute, 1951-1961, 1975-1988

      Box 283, Folder 1-2

2051. Vermont

2052. Abenaki, 1990

      Box 283, Folder 3

2053. Iroquois Claims, 1952-1953

      Box 283, Folder 4

2054. Virginia

2055. Chickahominy, 1942-1959

      Box 283, Folder 5

2056. Rappahannock, 1943

      Box 283, Folder 6

2057. Washington

2058. Chief Joseph Dam, 1956

      Box 283, Folder 7

2059. Child Welfare (Including Tribal-State Agreement), 1973-1983

      Box 283, Folder 8-10

2060. Child Welfare (Including Tribal-State Agreement), 1983-1988, undated

      Box 284, Folder 1-5

2061. Chinook, 1953-1959, 1987-1988

      Box 284, Folder 6-7

2062. Colville, 1938-1970, 1978-1984

      Box 284, Folder 8-9

2063. Colville Lands, 1949-1962

      Box 285, Folder 1

2064. Cowlitz, 1975

      Box 285, Folder 2

2065. Hoh, 1973-1974

      Box 285, Folder 3

2066. Indian Youth Development Committee, 1985-1986

      Box 285, Folder 4

2067. Kalispel, 1973

      Box 285, Folder 5

2068. Law and Order, 1959-1963

      Box 285, Folder 6

2069. Lummi, 1951-1976, 1986

      Box 285, Folder 7-8

2070. Makah, 1954-1963, 1975

      Box 285, Folder 9-10

2071. Muckleshoot, 1969-1971

      Box 285, Folder 11

2072. Nisqually, 1957-1976

      Box 285, Folder 12-13

2073. Nooksack, 1961

      Box 285, Folder 14

2074. Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, 1979-1980

      Box 285, Folder 15

2075. Northwest Intertribal Court System, 1982

      Box 285, Folder 16

2076. Puyallup, undated

      Box 285, Folder 17

2077. Quileute-Hoh-Queets-Quinault Treaty Fish Commission, 1970

      Box 285, Folder 18

2078. Quinault, 1952-1962, 1975-1989

      Box 286, Folder 1-2

2079. Salish, 1957

      Box 286, Folder 3

2080. Samish, 1989-1993

      Box 286, Folder 4

2081. Skokomish, 1960-1962, 1986

      Box 286, Folder 5-6

2082. Small Tribes Organization of Western Washington, 1968-1974

      Box 286, Folder 7-8

2083. Snohomish, 1989

      Box 286, Folder 9

2084. Squaxin Island, 1854, 1959-1973

      Box 286, Folder 10-11

2085. Swinomish, 1956-1960

      Box 286, Folder 12

2086. Tulalip, 1959-1962

      Box 286, Folder 13

2087. Tulalip, 1989

      Box 287, Folder 1

2088. "Washington's ‘Landless’ Tribes", undated

      Box 287, Folder 2

2089. Western Washington Health Conference, 1960-1961

      Box 287, Folder 3

2090. Yakima, 1953-1974, 1987-1989

      Box 287, Folder 4-5

2091. General, 1951-1962

      Box 287, Folder 6-8

2092. General, 1970-1975, 1982-1985, undated

      Box 288, Folder 1-4

2093. Wisconsin

2094. Anti-Indian Sentiment, 1987-1989

      Box 288, Folder 5

2095. Apostle Islands, 1970

      Box 288, Folder 6

2096. Bad River Chippewa, 1959

      Box 288, Folder 7

2097. Bad River Chippewa and Madeline Island, 1854-1936, 1967-1975, 1979-1987

      Box 288, Folder 8-10

2098. Child Welfare, 1972-1976, 1979-1984, undated

      Box 288, Folder 11-13

2099. Chippewa, 1959-1967, 1989

      Box 288, Folder 14-15

2100. First American Human Services, 1982-1986

      Box 289, Folder 1

2101. Forest County Potawatomi, 1932-1937

      Box 289, Folder 2

2102. Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, 1966-1972

      Box 289, Folder 3

2103. Indian Community School of Milwaukee, 1971-1973, 1986

      Box 289, Folder 4-5

2104. Lac Courte Oreilles Chippewa, 1969-1970

      Box 289, Folder 6

2105. Lac du Flambeau Chippewa, 1951-1959

      Box 289, Folder 7

2106. Menominee, 1950-1975, 1990

      Box 289, Folder 8-11

2107. Menominee, undated

      Box 290, Folder 1

2108. Oneida, 1937-1958, 1965-1976

      Box 290, Folder 2-5

2109. Oneida and Green Bay and Western Railway Right-of-Way, 1867-1937, 1971-1974

      Box 290, Folder 6-7

2110. Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican, 1937-1974

      Box 290, Folder 8

2111. Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican, 1982-1983

      Box 291, Folder 1

2112. Wisconsin Winnebago, 1960-1976, 1982-1985

      Box 291, Folder 2-3

2113. Wisconsin Winnebago Potch-Chee-Nunk Child Welfare Project, 1976-1978

      Box 291, Folder 4

2114. General, 1937-1973, 1984

      Box 291, Folder 5-6

2115. Wyoming

2116. Wind River Arapahoe and Shoshone Economic Development, 1982-1990

      Box 291, Folder 7

2117. Wind River Arapahoe and Shoshone: Oil Leases, 1981

      Box 291, Folder 8

2118. Wind River Arapahoe and Shoshone Water Rights, 1973-1976

      Box 291, Folder 9

2119. "Wind River Indian Needs Determination Survey", undated

      Box 291, Folder 10

2120. Wyoming Indian High School, 1993

      Box 291, Folder 11

2121. Wyoming Indian Leadership Council, 1972

      Box 291, Folder 12

2122. General, 1938-1992

      Box 291, Folder 13

2123. Subseries 3, Legislation Subseries Description Series 2: Subject Files, Subseries 3: Legislation (1851-1994) consists of correspondence, articles, memoranda, and Congressional bills, resolutions, reports, and testimony relating to a wide variety of legislative and administrative issues of concern to the AAIA. These are embodied in sometimes voluminous subject files and an extensive series of memoranda containing synopses of governmental activities impinging on Native Americans. The bulk of the latter were prepared for general circulation by the AAIA's general counsel. The scope of this subseries reflects the importance the AAIA attached to effecting change in Washington, be it in a supportive or an adversarial role. Leaders of the Association such as President Oliver La Farge, General Counsel Richard Schifter, and Executive Director William Byler took an interest in everything from the implications of Alaskan statehood to the protection and repatriation of Indian remains and artifacts to the transfer of civil and criminal jurisdiction from federal to state authorities. Attention was given to measures affecting every tribe, such as the far-reaching Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1975, which sought to give Native Americans a meaningful say in programs intended for their benefit, as well as to localized initiatives, such as the resolution politicizing the superintendency of the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma in 1935. Some matters, of course, received more attention than others. Files such as "Pueblo Lands," which documents the formative struggle of the AAIA, then known as the Eastern Association on Indian Affairs, to safeguard the dwindling land base of New Mexico's Pueblo Indians in the 1920s, and "Indian Child Welfare Act," a major focus of concern in the 1970s and 1980s, are remarkable for their depth. Such files illustrate the significant role played by the AAIA in influencing Congressional action not only through detailed critiques but through the submission of draft legislation. Although other files, such as those addressing issues of economic development, juvenile alcohol and drug abuse, law enforcement, and sanitation, are not as large, they, too, shed light on the sometimes subtle, sometimes explicit pressures exerted by the AAIA when policymakers considered laws and regulations affecting Native Americans. Not only does this subseries chronicle many decades of public debate over the proper scope and direction of federal Indian policy, but it offers insights into the internal discussions which determined the nature and tone of the AAIA's position in this volatile arena. In either case, the stakes were large, for if these files make one thing plain, it is that the federal government has exercised enormous influence for good and ill in the lives of Native Americans. Indeed, their very survival as tribal entities has, at times, hung in the balance. Even when legislation favorable to them has been enacted, as in the case of the groundbreaking Indian Reorganization Act of 1934, there has been no guarantee that it would not be repealed or emasculated in a subsequent session of Congress. From the struggle over Indian religious freedom to the struggle over the termination of federal responsibilities, it is clear from this subseries that the AAIA has played a significant role in safeguarding fundamental Native American interests through legislative and administrative action.

2124. Legislative and Administrative Memoranda, 1926-1935

      Box 291, Folder 14

2125. Legislative and Administrative Memoranda, 1940-1954, 1957-1968, 1972-1974

      Box 292, Folder 1-5

2126. Legislative and Administrative Memoranda, 1976-1982

      Box 293, Folder 1-6

2127. Legislative and Administrative Memoranda, 1983-1991, undated

      Box 294, Folder 1-7

2128. Legislative Program of AAIA, 1948-1956

      Box 294, Folder 8

2129. Adoption, 1975-1981

      Box 294, Folder 9

2130. Alaska Fishery, 1941-1944

      Box 294, Folder 10

2131. Alaska Native Claims, 1948-1959, 1967-1970

      Box 295, Folder 1-6

2132. Alaska Native Claims, 1971, 1984-1986

      Box 296, Folder 1-4

2133. Alaska Native Claims, 1987-1988

      Box 297, Folder 1-2

2134. Alaska Reservations Revocation, 1947-1949

      Box 297, Folder 3

2135. Alaska Salmon Trap Sites, 1947-1948

      Box 297, Folder 4

2136. Alaska Statehood, 1948-1950

      Box 297, Folder 5-6

2137. Alaska Statehood, 1951-1955

      Box 298, Folder 1

2138. Alaska Townsites, 1954-1962

      Box 298, Folder 2

2139. Alaska Tribal Government, 1977

      Box 298, Folder 3

2140. Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1987

      Box 298, Folder 4

2141. Appropriations, 1932-1955, 1957-1965

      Box 298, Folder 5-8

2142. Appropriations, 1966-1978, 1980-1983

      Box 299, Folder 1-5

2143. Appropriations, 1983-1990

      Box 300, Folder 1-5

2144. Appropriations, 1990-1993

      Box 301, Folder 1

2145. Arctic Research and Policy Act, 1981-1982

      Box 301, Folder 2

2146. Arts and Crafts, 1930-1935

      Box 301, Folder 3

2147. Blackfeet Affairs, 1952

      Box 301, Folder 4

2148. Blackfeet Rehabilitation, 1949-1950

      Box 301, Folder 5

2149. Board of Public Lands Appeals, 1962

      Box 301, Folder 6

2150. Boysen Dam, 1952

      Box 301, Folder 7

2151. Bureau of Indian Affairs Appointments, 1933

      Box 301, Folder 8

2152. Bureau of Indian Affairs Funding, 1933

      Box 301, Folder 9

2153. Child Abuse, 1973-1991

      Box 301, Folder 10-11

2154. Child Care, 1974-1991

      Box 301, Folder 12

2155. Child Welfare, 1973-1975, 1980-1981

      Box 301, Folder 13-14

2156. Child Welfare, 1990-1991

      Box 302, Folder 1

2157. Chippewa-Cree Rehabilitation, 1949-1950

      Box 302, Folder 2

2158. Citizenship, 1924

      Box 302, Folder 3

2159. Civilian Conservation Corps, 1950

      Box 302, Folder 4

2160. Clean Air Act, 1981

      Box 302, Folder 5

2161. Cleveland National Forest, 1962

      Box 302, Folder 6

2162. Constitutional Rights, 1961-1975

      Box 302, Folder 7

2163. Custer Battlefield National Indian Memorial, 1991

      Box 302, Folder 8

2164. Death Penalty, 1989-1991

      Box 302, Folder 9

2165. Definition of Indian, 1954

      Box 302, Folder 10

2166. Department of Defense Buy Indian Act, 1982-1987

      Box 302, Folder 11

2167. The Disabled, 1985-1988

      Box 302, Folder 12

2168. Eagles, 1962

      Box 302, Folder 13

2169. Economic Development, 1956-1965, 1985-1993

      Box 302, Folder 14-15

2170. Education, 1949-1972, 1978-1990

      Box 303, Folder 1-2

2171. Electric Power, 1967

      Box 303, Folder 3

2172. Espionage, 1932-1934

      Box 303, Folder 4

2173. Fair Employment Practices, 1949

      Box 303, Folder 5

2174. Family Welfare, 1970-1988

      Box 303, Folder 6

2175. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, 1990

      Box 303, Folder 7

2176. Fishing Vessels, 1956

      Box 303, Folder 8

2177. Five Civilized Tribes' Lands, 1932-1933

      Box 303, Folder 9

2178. Five Civilized Tribes' Superintendency, 1935

      Box 303, Folder 10

2179. Food Programs, 1959-1977

      Box 303, Folder 11

2180. Fort Randall Dam, 1952-1954

      Box 303, Folder 12

2181. Four States Bills, 1957-1958

      Box 303, Folder 13

2182. Freedom of Information Act, 1975

      Box 303, Folder 14

2183. Gaming, 1983-1985

      Box 303, Folder 15

2184. Gros Ventre and Assiniboine Lands, 1954

      Box 303, Folder 16

2185. Gros Ventre and Assiniboine Rehabilitation, 1949-1950

      Box 304, Folder 1

2186. Health, 1968-1989

      Box 304, Folder 2-5

2187. Hospitals, 1949-1957

      Box 304, Folder 6

2188. Housing, 1949-1968, 1980-1989

      Box 304, Folder 7-8

2189. Indian Child Welfare Act, 1975-1979

      Box 305, Folder 1-5

2190. Indian Child Welfare Act, 1979-1987

      Box 306, Folder 1-5

2191. Indian Child Welfare Act, 1987-1991

      Box 307, Folder 1-5

2192. Indian Child Welfare Act, undated

      Box 308, Folder 1-2

2193. Indian Claims, 1939-1941

      Box 308, Folder 3

2194. Indian Claims Commission Act, 1945-1947

      Box 308, Folder 4

2195. Indian Claims Commission Act Extension, 1951-1972

      Box 308, Folder 5-6

2196. Indian Claims Commission Act Reversal, 1947-1961

      Box 308, Folder 7

2197. Indian Competency, 1947-1951

      Box 308, Folder 8

2198. Indian Competency, 1953-1954

      Box 309, Folder 1-2

2199. Indian Development Finance Corporation Act, 1987-1989

      Box 309, Folder 3

2200. Indian Financing Act, 1983-1990

      Box 309, Folder 4

2201. Indian Lands, 1943-1973

      Box 309, Folder 5

2202. Indian Lands, 1980-1983

      Box 310, Folder 1

2203. Indian Rehabilitation, 1941-1956

      Box 310, Folder 2

2204. Indian Reorganization Act, 1933-1947, undated

      Box 310, Folder 3-5

2205. Indian Reorganization Act Reversal, 1937, 1939-1940

      Box 310, Folder 6-7

2206. Indian Reorganization Act Reversal, 1940-1944

      Box 311, Folder 1

2207. Indian Tribal Governmental Tax Status Act, 1981-1985, undated

      Box 311, Folder 2-4

2208. Indian Trust Counsel Authority, 1971-1975

      Box 311, Folder 5

2209. Indian Trust Estates, 1931-1932

      Box 311, Folder 6

2210. Job Creation, 1983

      Box 311, Folder 7

2211. Judicial System, 1962-1986

      Box 311, Folder 8

2212. Juvenile Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1984-1985

      Box 311, Folder 9

2213. Juvenile Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 1985-1986

      Box 312, Folder 1-2

2214. Juvenile Delinquency, 1960-1961

      Box 312, Folder 3

2215. Law Enforcement, 1952-1970

      Box 312, Folder 4

2216. Leasing of Indian Lands, 1937-1961

      Box 312, Folder 5

2217. Liquor Bans and Other Discriminatory Laws, 1949-1958

      Box 312, Folder 6

2218. Loans To Indians, 1949-1970

      Box 312, Folder 7

2219. "The Longest Walk", 1978

      Box 312, Folder 8

2220. Marine Mammals, 1961-1963

      Box 312, Folder 9

2221. Migratory Labor, 1952-1961

      Box 312, Folder 10

2222. Minnesota Chippewa Lands, 1962-1963

      Box 312, Folder 11

2223. Minnesota Indian Rehabilitation, 1955

      Box 312, Folder 12

2224. Mission Indian Lands, 1937-1954

      Box 312, Folder 13

2225. National Archives, 1983

      Box 312, Folder 14

2226. National Health Insurance and Public Health Act, 1949

      Box 312, Folder 15

2227. National Indian Research Institute, 1993

      Box 312, Folder 16

2228. National Museum of the American Indian, 1986-1990, undated

      Box 313, Folder 1-4

2229. Natural Gas for Barrow, Alaska, 1961-1963

      Box 313, Folder 5

2230. Natural Resources, 1967-1979

      Box 313, Folder 6

2231. Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation, 1947-1949

      Box 313, Folder 7-8

2232. Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation, 1949-1955, undated

      Box 314, Folder 1-3

2233. New Federalism for American Indians, 1989-1990

      Box 314, Folder 4

2234. Oahe Dam, 1949-1954

      Box 314, Folder 5

2235. Oglala Sioux Lands, 1951-1953

      Box 314, Folder 6

2236. Oklahoma Indian Rehabilitation, 1934-1953

      Box 314, Folder 7

2237. Older Americans Indian Services Improvement Act, 1987

      Box 314, Folder 8

2238. Omnibus Legislation, 1923, 1966-1967

      Box 314, Folder 9-10

2239. Operation Bootstrap, 1958-1967

      Box 314, Folder 11

2240. Parental Kidnapping, 1986

      Box 315, Folder 1

2241. Point IV Program For American Indians, 1956-1961

      Box 315, Folder 2

2242. Predator Control, 1962

      Box 315, Folder 3

2243. Protection and Repatriation of Indian Remains and Artifacts, 1979-1990

      Box 315, Folder 4-7

2244. Protection and Repatriation of Indian Remains and Artifacts, 1990-1993, undated

      Box 316, Folder 1-5

2245. Pueblo Lands (Including Walker, Roberts Correspondence), 1851-1907, 1922-1923

      Box 317, Folder 1-6

2246. Pueblo Lands (Including Walker, Roberts Correspondence), 1923-1924

      Box 318, Folder 1-5

2247. Pueblo Lands (Including Walker, Roberts Correspondence), 1926-1934, undated

      Box 319, Folder 1-2

2248. Pueblo of Santo Domingo Lands, 1958-1959

      Box 319, Folder 3

2249. Radiation Exposure Compensation, 1978-1988

      Box 319, Folder 4-6

2250. Reclamation Lands Family Farm Act, 1977-1978

      Box 319, Folder 7

2251. Religious Freedom, 1978-1979

      Box 319, Folder 8

2252. Religious Freedom, 1988-1993

      Box 320, Folder 1-5

2253. Religious Freedom, 1993-1994, undated

      Box 321, Folder 1-2

2254. Repeal of Congressional Power to Regulate Commerce with Tribes, 1951-1954

      Box 321, Folder 3

2255. Revolving Loan Fund, 1959-1966

      Box 321, Folder 4

2256. Rio Grande Flood Control, 1941-1943

      Box 321, Folder 5-6

2257. Salish and Kootenai Lands, 1967

      Box 321, Folder 7

2258. Sanitation, 1956-1961

      Box 321, Folder 8

2259. Science and Technology, 1965

      Box 321, Folder 9

2260. Self-Determination, 1973-1974

      Box 321, Folder 10

2261. Self-Determination, 1975-1990

      Box 322, Folder 1-2

2262. Sexual Offenses, 1984-1986

      Box 322, Folder 3

2263. Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Rehabilitation, 1949-1953

      Box 322, Folder 4

2264. Social Security, 1953, 1978

      Box 322, Folder 5-6