Outgoing correspondence, 1915-18

Outgoing correspondence to M. Smith; to C. Hagler. See also: "Kent Potter Story"., 1920-25

Outgoing correspondence, 1922-27

Outgoing correspondence, 1928

Outgoing correspondence, 1929

Outgoing correspondence, 1930

Outgoing correspondence, 1931 Jan.-Apr.

Outgoing correspondence, 1931 May-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1932

Outgoing correspondence, 1933-34

Outgoing correspondence, 1935

Outgoing correspondence, 1936

Outgoing correspondence, 1936

Outgoing correspondence, 1937 Jan.-June

Outgoing correspondence, 1937 July-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1938

Outgoing correspondence, 1939 Jan.-May

Outgoing correspondence, 1939 June-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1940

Outgoing correspondence, 1941

Outgoing correspondence, 1942

Outgoing correspondence, 1943 Jan.-May

Outgoing correspondence, 1943 June-Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1943 Oct.-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Jan.-Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 March-Apr.

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 May

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 June-Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Oct.-Nov.

Outgoing correspondence, 1944 Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Jan.-Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 March-Apr.

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 May

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 June-Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Oct.

Outgoing correspondence, 1945 Nov.-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Jan. ; undated

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Jan.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 March

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 April

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 May

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 June-July

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 August-Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Oct.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Nov.

Outgoing correspondence, 1946 Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Jan.

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 March 1-14

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 March 15-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 April 1-23

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 April 24-30

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 May 1-16

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 May 17-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 June 1-24

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 June 25-30

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 July

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 August

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Oct. 1-12

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Oct. 13-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Nov. 1-10

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Nov. 11-30

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Dec. 1-15

Outgoing correspondence, 1947 Dec. 16-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Jan.

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 March 1-15

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 March 16-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 April

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 May 1-15

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 May 16-30

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 June 1-15

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 June 16-30

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 July 1-15

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 July 16-31

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 August

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Oct.

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Nov.

Outgoing correspondence, 1948 Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Jan.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 March

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 April

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 May

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 June

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 July-Aug.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Sept.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Oct.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Nov.

Outgoing correspondence, 1949 Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Jan.

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 March-April

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 May-June

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 July-Aug.

Outgoing correspondence, 1950 Sept. -Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1951

Outgoing correspondence, 1952 Jan.-June

Outgoing correspondence, 1952 July-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1953 Jan.-March

Outgoing correspondence, 1953 April-May

Outgoing correspondence, 1953 June-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1954 Jan.-June

Outgoing correspondence, 1954 July-Dec.

Outgoing correspondence, 1955 Jan.-Feb.

Outgoing correspondence, 1955 March-April

Outgoing correspondence, 1955 May-Nov.

Outgoing correspondence, Undated

Ables, G. - Adams, R.G. (8/46-4/47)

Adams, R.G. (5-8/47)

Adams, R.G. (Sept. 1947)

Adams, R.G. (Oct.-Dec. 1947)

Adams, R.G. (Jan.-April 1948)

Agar, H. - Ajee, J.

Albert, A. - Aley, B.

Am. Antiquarian Society - American Magazine

American Mercury - Amory, C.

Anders, H. - Anderson, S.

Anders, H. - Anderson, S.

Andrews, A. - Angostura

Appar, E. - Armstrong, C.J. (1931)

Armstrong, C.J. (1932)

Arnold, T. - Atwell, H.

Audubon - Aylewood, N.

Bachrach, L. - Baker, R.

Balch, E. (Aug. 1920 - June 1924)

Balch, E. (July 1924 - May 1925)

Baldwin, L. - Baldwin, S.

Balmer, E. - Barr, S.

Barrett, A. - Bayley, C.

Beach, H. - Becker, N.J.

Beebe, L.

Beer, S. - Benton, E.

Billinger, E. - Blair, W.

Blake, F. - Blumenthal, J.

Bobbs Merrill - Bovey, M.

Bowen, C.D.

Bowen, M. - Boynton, L.

Bradley, S. - Branch, E.

Brandt, C. (9-12/51)

Brandt, C. (1-9/52)

Brandt, C. (10-12/52)

Brandt, C. (1-4/53)

Brandt, C. (5-12/53)

Brandt, C. (1-6/54)

Brandt, C. (7-12/54)

Brandt, C. (1-7/55)

Brandt, C. (8-11/55)

Brandt, E. - Breed, Mrs. N. (1942)

Breed, Mrs. N. (1/43-11/44)

Breed, Mrs. N. (1/45-4/46)

Brentanos - Briddell, C.

Briggs, L.B.R. (1/20-12/21)

Briggs, L.B.R. (10-12/24)

Briggs, L.B.R. (10/26 - 5/28)

Brigham, C. - Brinton, C.

Britannica - Brooks, Van Wyck

Brower, D. - Brown Univ. Library

Brownell, G.

Browning, F. - Buker, M.

Buley, R. (4-12/43)

Buley, R. (2-12/44)

Buley, R. (2/45-12/46)

Bulkley, R. - Burruss, T.

Burke, Harry R.

Burt, [?] - Burt, S.

Burton, N. - Butterfield, A.

Butterfield, L. - Byrd, E.

"ECC" - Callaway, L.

Cambridge Univ. - Capstone

Carhart, A. (1948 -

Carhart, A. (1949-55)

Carlson, A. - Calton, B.

Celler, E. - Chamberlain, J.

Celler, E. - Chamberlain, J.

Chamberlain, T.G. (1943 - Jan. 1944

Chamberlain, T.G. (1943 - Jan. 1944

Chamberlain, T.G. (2-5/44)

Chamberlain, T.G. (2-5/44)

Chamberlain, T.G. (7-12/44)

Chamberlain, T.G. (7-12/44)

Chamberlain, T.G. (1-5/45)

Chamberlain, T.G. (1-5/45)

Chamberlain, T.G. (6-12/45)

Chamberlain, T.G. (6-12/45)

Chamberlain, T.G. (1-4/46)

Chamberlain, T.G. (1-4/46)

Chamberlain, T.G. (4/46-5/48)

Chamberlain, T.G. (4/46-5/48)

Chamberlain, W. - Chaplean, E.

Chamberlain, W. - Chaplean, E.

Chapman, H. - Chapman, W.

Charles St. Meeting House Soc. - Cheynoneth, B.

Ciardi, J. - Civilian Defense

Clapp, E. - Clough, W.

Cobleutz, S. - Collier, N.

Colliers - Colorado, Univ. of

Colum, N. - Colwell, L.

Commager, H. - Congress, Library of

Conklin, G. - Cooke, A.

Cooke, M. - Copeland, C.

Corcorran Gallery - Coughlan, R.

Consius, N. - Cox, S.

Cragts, E. - Crown Publishers

Cullev, T. - Curtis Brown

Curtis, C. - Curtis, E.

Curtis, F. (Mrs. C.) - Curtis, Thomas

Fliss, D[?] - Davidson, J.

Davis, E. (1934-39)

Davis, E. (1940-42)

Davis, E. (1943-47)

Davis, E. (1948-50)

Davis, E. (1951-55)

Davis, H. - Dayton Public Library

Deal, B. - DeVries, W.

DeVoto, F. (1916, 1923-24)

DeVoto, F. (1926-27)

Dewart, F. - Dilliard, L.

Dobie, F. (10/46-6/47)

Dobie, F. (7/47-7/48)

Dock, W. - Douglas, E.

Douglas, P. - Drury, N.

Dugan, M. - Dystel, O.

Eagin, F. - Edwards, M.

Eggert, C. - Ely, N.

Embree, E. - Eshelman, L.

Esquire - Ewing, J.

Fadiman, C. - Farrara, F.

Farrel, J. - Ferguson, D.

Ferril, T.

Ferris, P. - Ferry, R.

Fielack, S. - Fitzgerald, W.

Flack, F. - Flynn, J. T.

Foote, F. - Ford, W.

Forest Preserve

Forest Service, U.S. Dept. of Agric., Bureau of (1945-9)

Forest Service (1950-55)

Forester, M. - Fox, E.

Franchot, S. - Frost, D.

Frost, R.

Frothingham, C. - Furth, A.

"J.M.G." - Gabrilowitsch, C.

Gaillard, W. - Garwin, M.

Geddes, D. - Gjullin, H.

Glasgow, E. - Gould, E.

Graeber, I. - Grayson, C.

Green, A. - Gregory, E.

Griffith, D. - Guthrie, B.

"A.D.H." - Haller, R.

Halliday, R.

Hapern, S. - Harper, J.

Harper and Brothers (9/28-10/40)

Harper and Brothers (4/41-2/44)

Harper and Brothers (3/44-11/47)

Harper and Brothers (3/48-9/55)

Harper's Magazine (1931-42)

Harper's Magazine (1944-47)

Harper's Magazine (1948)

Harper's Magazine (1949-50)

Harper's Magazine (1951-55)

Harris, B. - Hartwell, K.

Harvard University

Harvey, M. - Hazard, Mrs. F.

Healy, A. - Henry, R.

Heppler, J.

Herbert, P. - Hill, R. Jr.

History Book Club (R. Dovell) (2/46-1947)

History Book Club (R. Dovell) (3-4/47)

History Book Club (R. Dovell) (5-7/47)

History Book Club (R. Dovell) (8-3/47)

History Book Club (R. Dovell) (1948)

Hitch, M. - Hohoff, T.

Holbrook, S. (July 1943 - Feb. 1947)

Holbrook, S. (3/47-2/53)

Holden, J. - Homans, G.

Hoober, M. - Hough, G.

Houghton Mifflin (1931-47)

Houghton Mifflin (1948)

Houghton Mifflin (1949)

Houghton Mifflin (1950-55)

Howard, C. - Howard, J. (1946-47)

Howard, J. (1948-1951)

Howard, Josephine - Huntington, C.

Huntington, F. - Huntington Library (Hayden)

Hurlburt, B.

Hurley, L. - Hutchinson, R.

Hutchinson, W. (1946-54)

Hutchinson, W. (Jan. 1955)

Hutchinson, W. (8-3/55)

Huxley, A. - Hyperion Press (Crane)

Ickes, H. - Illinois State Hist. Society

Iowa State Univ. - Izaak Walton League of America

Jack, P. - Jastrow, J.

Jenkins, B. - Johnson, H.

Johnson, Joseph - Johnston, W.

Jones, C. - Jarvis, Mrs. W.

Kahler, H. - Kellock, K.

Kellogg, M. - Kilham, W.

King, G. (1916-19)

King, G. (1920 - May 1921)

King, G. (7/21 - 1925)

King, G. (1928)

King, G. (1929-30)

King, H. - Knight, J.

Knopf (1927-46)

Knopf (1947-48)

Knopf (1949-55)

Knowles, B. - Kuberardt, P.

Kubie, L. (1941-42)

Kubie, L. (1945-47)

Kubie, L. (1948)

Kubie, L. (1949-55)

LaBonte, P. - Larch, F.

Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate) (1932-40)

Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate) (1932-40)

Lark, C. T. (Lit. exec. Twain estate) (1943)

Larkin, C. - Lehnhart, E.

Leigh, Inc. (1943-6/53)

Leigh, Inc. (8/53-7/54)

Leigh, Inc. (10/54-3/55)

Leigh, Inc. (Contracts & Itineraries)

Leisy, E. - Lewton, N.

Liddell, P. - Little, D.

Little Brown (1926-40)

Little Brown (1942-48)

Lively, M. - Lorimer, G.

Loring, P. - Lupper, F.

Luscomb, F. - Lyons, W.

McArdle, R. - McCullough, W.

McColloch, D. - McDowell, T.

McElwain, A. - McKeehan, J.

McKell, D. - McWilliams, C.

MacLeish, A. - Macy, G.

Macy, R. - Maloney, R.

Manfred, F. - March, F.

Marcus, S. - Matthiesson, F. O.

Mattingly, G. (1927-37)

Mattingly, G. (1938-42)

Mattingly, G. (1944-46)

Mattingly, G. (1947)

Mattingly, G. (1948-49)

Mattingly, G. (1950-51)

Mattingly, G. (1952-53)

Mattingly, G. (1954-55)

Mattuck, R. - Mellit, H.

Meine, F. (1929-39)

Meine, F. (1941-45)

Mencken, H. (1925-31)

Mencken, H. (1934-45)

Menefec, L. - Metcalf, E.

Metcalf, L.

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer-Miller, George P.

Miller, George W. - Minton Balch

Mirrielees, E. (1933-34)

Mirrielees, E. (1935-44)

Mirrielees, E. (1946-49)

Mirrielees, E. (1950-55)

Mirrielees, L. - Mitchell, P.

Mock, H. - Moody, C.

Moody, P. - Mordell, A.

Morgan, D. (1941-44)

Morgan, D. (1945-54)

Morgan, H. - Morrison, J.

Morrison, T. (Bread Loaf) (see also: Harvard Phi Beta)

Morrow, D. - Moyer, D.

Mugridge, D. - Murdock, K.

Murdock, L. - Myers, I.

Nogel, C. - Natl. League of American Pen Women

Natl. Parks Assn. - Natl. Park Service (1944-50)

Natl. Park Service (1951-55)

Natl. War College - Neuberger, R.

[?] - Paramount

Pargellis, S. - Pearson, C.

Pearson, E. - Pendleton Chamber of Commerce

Penfold, J. - Perkin, R.

Perkins, A. - Peyton, R.

Pfost, G. - Port Angeles "Evening News"

Porter, Mr./Mrs. C. (1941-42)

Porter, C. (1944-45)

Porter, C. (1947-55)

Porter, E. - Pratt, C.

Pratt, F.

Pratt, H. - Quintana, R.

R[?], Hank - Racca, V.

Raffelock, D. - Raywood, T.

Reader's Digest - Reid, G.

Reid, K. - Reporter (Horton)

Reves, E.

Rex, B. - Reynolds, R.

Rice, S. - Rivers of America (see: Allen Harvey)

Roach, K. - Robertson, C.

Robeson Gallery - Roth, C.

Roth, R.

Rourke, C.

Roush, J. - Ryan, E.

St. Louis "Post-Dispatch" Sass, H.

Saturday Evening Post

Saturday Review of Literature

Sauers, C. - Sawyer, R.

Saxon, L. - Schleef, V.

Schlesinger, A. M. Jr.

Schlesinger, A. M. Sr. - Scott, S.

Scott, Walter D. - Scowcroft, R.

Searles, A. - Shively, G.

Shoben, E. - Sions, H.

Slade, F. - Sly, J.

Smart, C. - Smith, Marion

Smith, Melville - Snyder, R.

Soc. for the Prevention of Progress - Souvaine, M.

Sparks, E. - Sproule, R.

Stafford, M. - Stevens, G.

Stevenson, A.

Stewart, G. - Stout, G.

Stout, R. - Sturgis, S.

Sullivan, F. - Sykes, H.

Tafley, R. - Taylor, Frank

Taylor, George - Taylor, W.

Technocracy Inc. - Thwing, C.

Tolley, W. - Tyler, E.

Uhler, J. - Untermeyer, L.

Van de Mark, O. - Vars, E.

Velie, L. - Vitamin Quota

Vogt, W. - Voorhees, I.

W.L.S. - Waldron, W.

Waldrop, A. - Wagner, W.

War Dept. - Washburn, O.

Washington, Univ. of - Webster, S.

Wector, D. (1941-9/1946)

Wector, D. (10/46-1950)

Weed, E. - Westerling, F.

Western Humanities Review - Whistler, T.

White, C.C. - White, S.

Whiting, E. - Wildlife Mgmt. Inst.

Wilgus, W. - Williams, W.

Williamson, C. - Wilson, W.

Wilstach, J. - Withers, R.

Wolfe, F. - Woman's Day (Souvaine, Wheeler, McCaughey)

Wood, A. - Wood, T.

Woodbury, C. - Worthington, C.

Wray, J. - Writers' War Board

Wachinich, G. - Wyoming Wood Growers' Assn.

Yale Univ. Press - Zoss, B.

Miscellaneous. (1919-34)

Miscellaneous. (1935-49)

Miscellaneous. (1950-55)

Miscellaneous. (N.D.)

Letters about BDV (to B.S. Hurlburt)

Letters about BDV Army Enlistment, WW I.

Letters about BDV Harper's 1-3/1955.

Letters about BDV Harper's 4-6/1955.

Letters about BDV Harper's 7-10/1955.

Letters about BDV Harper's 11/55-3/56.

Letters about BDV Miscellaneous.

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B

C

D

E-F

G

H

J

K

L

Mc

M

N-O

P

R

Sa-Sl

Sm-Su

T-V

W-Z

Unidentified

Unidentified

Avis DeVoto Correspondence

Genealogies - Family history

Kent Potter Story

Kent Potter Story

Kent Hagler - Misc.

Kent Hagler Letters

Samuel Dye journal (Mormon grandfather)

Journals

Bucolics of Decadence (biography for Kate Sterne)

Contract re T.V. etc. between BDV, ADV and son

BDV bibliography

Holy Cross "Courier" May 1931

Bibliography by J. P. Barclay and E. H. Parnie

Across the Wide Missouri

Across the Wide Missouri

Across the Wide Missouri

Across the Wide Missouri

Across the Wide Missouri

Advance Agent

Advance Agent

Chariot of Fire (Burning Bush)

Cock Crow (unpubl.) ("The Winged Man" pp. 1-174)

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Course of Empire

The Hour

The Easy Chair

The Third Generation

The House of Sun-Goes-Down

The Third Generation

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

Mark Twain's America

The Journals of Lewis and Clark

Mark Twain's America

Mark Twain's America

Mountain Time

Mountain Time

Mountain Time

Mountain Time

We Accept With Pleasure

The World of Fiction

The World of Fiction

The Year of Decision: 1846

The Year of Decision: 1846

The Year of Decision: 1846

The Year of Decision: 1846 (Atlantic Monthly)

The works of Bernard De Voto : galleys

Speech on D'Ewart Bill - 1953.

Speech - Denver Conservation Conference, 9/27/48.

"Shall We Let Them Ruin Our National Parks?" Post, 7/22/50.

"Firefighting by the Book" and "Jack of 465 Trades". Publ. unidentified - two titles of same article.

"The Smoke Jumpers" Harper's, 11/51.

Speech - New Mexico, 1954.

Hail Columbia by G. Sundburg (review). NYHT, 6/27/54.

"Horse Opera in Modern Dress." Publ. unidentified.

"Kiwanis Saves a Watershed". (DeVoto says he wrote this for Look, 1948.)Publ. unidentified.

On National Parks. Fortune, 6/47.

Proposals for articles on White Mtn. Natl. Forest N.H. and on two forest fires.

Public Lands and Senate Bill 1149.

"The Range War, 1951."

"Turning Back the Desert Threat."U. of Colorado Bulletin, 7/48.

"Uncle Sam's Campgrounds" Ford Times, 6/56.

"U.S. Forest Service" Holiday, 8/56.

Easy Chair, Harper's 1/48

The Age of Jackson by A.M. Schlesinger, Jr. (Review) "When Social History Becomes Literature." SRL, 9/16/45.

The American People by Gorer (Review) "More Americans Than Not" NYHT Books, 3/28/48

The Mystery of "A Public Man" by Frank Maloy Anderson (Review) Publ. unidentified

The Diary of a Public Man by Bullard Harper's, Easy Chair, 5/45

"Geopolitics with Dew on It" Harper's, 3/44

"The Historian on Tour" W-Day, 6/47

History books of 1947 Untitled Publ. unidentified

Indiana Home by Dr. Logan Esaroy (Review) American in Books 6/47

"This Nettle, Danger" "We Grew Up with Danger" W-Day, 7/50

The Parkman Reader, edited by Samuel E. Morison (Review)NEQ, 6/55

Pursuit of the Horizon by Lord Haberly (Review) "Egnimatic Friend of the Indians", NYHT Books, 12/29/48

"The USA" International House Quarterly, 4/4/49

"Westward the Course of Empire" Publ. unidentified

"James P. Beckwitn" Hdwrth Publ. Unid. 1927

"Disaster Long Ago" W-Day, 2/54

"Far Western Trails" Purchased by The Lamp, 1955

"Frontier Family Medicine" Publ. unidentified

"The Indian All Around Us" Reader's Digest, 4/53

"An Inference Regarding the Expedition of Lewis And Clarke" Proc. of the Am. Phil. Society, 8/30/55

Lewis and Clark: Partners in Discovery by John Bakeless (Review) "Explorers Who Brought in the Northwest" NYHT Books, 12/21/47

"The Louisiana Purchase" Colliers, March 21, 1953

A Mormon Frontier by N. Anderson (Review) Publication unidentified

"Oxtean West by Air" Also called "South Pass by Air" Harper's EC July, 1950

"The Trail of Lewis and Clark" Publ. unidentified

"Canoes and Voyageurs" Entitled "The White Water Riverman" Holiday, October, 1954

"Bread Loaf, Vermont" Ford Times, May, 1956

"The Champlain Corridor" New title "Playtime Paradise" W-Day, Aug., 1953

"Our Longest War" Ford Times, Feb., 1959

"Hell's Half Acre, Mass" Harper's, Easy Chair, August, 1955

"Home Thoughts from Vermont" The Pan, March, 1939

"New England" (Early title "Yankee Republic") Holiday, July, 1955

"Plymouth Cemetery" New title "Coolidge's Grave in Plymouth Cemetery" New England Journeys #4, 1956

"Yankee Reserve" Harper's, Easy Chair, August, 1954

Civil War and Lincoln the President by J.G. Randall , Harper's, Easy Chair February, 1946 and March, 1946

Part II of Review of J.G. Randall, Lincoln the President, Easy Chair March, 1946

Grant and His Captains by C.E. Macartney (Report) Publication undetermined

Lee's Lieutenants by D.S. Freeman (Review)

Lincoln Finds a General by K. Williams (Review) "Masterly Report on Civil War Generalship" NYHT Books, Nov., 2, 1952

"Who Has Slighted the South?" New title "That Southern Inferiority Complex" Post, Nov. 16, 1954

Essay Letter to A.M. Schlesinger on western books

The Centennial of [unknown]

"Dearborn" Ford Times, July, 1953

"The Future of the West" Publication unidentified

"High Country" W-Day, May, 1952

"Hurried Crossing" W-Day, May, 1952

"The Intermountain West" Publication unidentified

"The Egypt of the West" Harper's, Easy Chair, June, 1943

"Ogden" New title "A Good Place to Grow In" Lincoln-Mercury Times March-April, 1956

"Ore for the Rouge" Lincoln-Mercury Times, May-June, 1953

Notes for unknown [unknown]

"Remember about the West" Publication unidentified

"Traveling the Louisiana Purchase" Titled "Louisiana Purchase" Collier's, March, 1953

"Utah" American Mercury, March, 1926

"The Wasatch" New title "Let Me Tell You about the Wasatch" Lincoln-Mercury Times, July-August, 1956

"The Wild West" Holiday, July, 1954

The Air-Conditioned Nightmare by Henry Miller (Review) NYT Books, Jan., 27, 1946

Attitudes of contemporary writers, entitled "Time Without a Theme" SRL, August, 1949

"Birth of an Art" Harper's, Easy Chair Dec. 1955

"The Constant Function" Harper's, Easy Chair Oct. 1950

"A Demurrer" Middlebury College News letter March 1938

"Emily Dickenson" Harper's, Easy Chair, June 1945

"The Fallacy of Excess Interpretation"

Two drafts of an article on fiction unfinished, with note from ADV

On the Historical Novel, untitled, unidentified

"Homicide in the Home," W-Day, July 1953

Introduction toThe One-Eyed Poacher in the Maine Woods by Edmund Ware Smith, N.Y., 1955

Untitled Easy Chair Nov. 1955

Mark Twain Books--3 reviews

Melville, untitled, Publication unidentified

Mountain Time Radio [UNK]

A note on Hamlet written for This Week

The Naked and the Dead by Norman Mailer

"The Novelist of the Cattle Kingdom," introduction to "The Hired Man on Horseback," by Gene Rhodes

Notes on Ethan Frome, Edith Wharton. -- Publication unidentified

On a Note of Triumph / Norman Corwin, radio program -- Harper's, E.C., July, 1945

The people, Yes / by Carl Sandburg, review. -- Publication unidentified

"Pocket Guide to Horse Opera,"W-Day, July, 1951

Letter to Hans Zinsser on Taste and Fiction

"Three Novels of 1939,"The Atlantic, Jan, 1940

"The Present Status of American Fiction." -- Publication unidentified

The Watchful Gods and Other Stories, by Walter van Tilburg Clark, reviewed from galleys, publication unidentified

We Accept with Pleasure, letter of explanation unidentified

We Happy Few, by Helen Howe, review, NYHT Books title "When the Goths Took Harvard," June 30, 1946

Western Star, by Stephen Vincent Benet, title "Seed Time of the New World," NYT Books, June 27, 1943

Hanna, Crane and the Mauve Decade, by Thomas Beer, review, NYHT Books, August 24, 1941

"The Ex-Communists," Atlantic, Feb., 1951

"The Engulfed Cathedral,"Harper's, Easy Chair, Mar., 1940

"Mathiessen and the Progressive Party": letter to theHerald, April 4, 1950

"The SAC Beneath the Fangs," proposed Easy Chair on McCarthy, unpublished

Strange Fruit case

"The South,"Harper's Easy Chair, November, 1944

"University of Texas,"Harper's Easy Chair, Aug, 1945

"Castle Adamant,"Harper's, Jan, 1927

"A Lecture to a Woman's Club,"Harper's, Easy Chair, Feb., 1942

Commencement address at Goddard College, 1954

"I Can't Quite Hear You," article in answer to Dr. Brandt, Harper's, March, 1946

"The American Highway," entitled "The American Road,"Freedom of the Road, 1956

"Early Highways of the East," entitled "Roads of the Past"The Lamp, 1956

"Esso Touring Aids Program," publication unidentified

"Flats Fixed at Mel's Bar-B-Q," publication unidentified

"Marco Polo's Ford,"W-Day, May, 1947

"Men, Women and Eight Cylinders,"W-Day, Feb. 1951

"Night Crossing,"W-Day, Aug. 1947

"The Protocol of Touring," purchased by The Lamp

"The Railroads Lose $400," publication unidentified

"Roadside Meeting," W-Day, July, 1947

"Transcontinental Flight,"Harper's," Easy Chair, July, 1942

"Two Days in Washington," W-Day, March, 1956

"Commencement Address,"Harper's, Easy Chair, July, 1942

"Lost Generation,"Harper's, Easy Chair, April, 1944

"Dead Center,"Harper's, Easy Chair, October, 1942

"Either--Or,"Harper's, Easy Chair, August, 1941

"Religious Intolerance,"Harper's, Easy Chair, August, 1944

"War is the Life I Live,"W-Day, December, 1942

Washington in War Time (untitled),Harper's, Easy Chair, December, 1943

"The Watchers on the Walls,"W-Day, June, 1951

"What to Tell the Young,"Harper's," Easy Chair, May, 1941

"Women in the Military Services,"W-Day, June 1952

End of World War II, (untitled),Harper's, Easy Chair, October 1945

"Fair Weather Children," sold toW-Day, unpublished

"Topic One,"W-Day, May 1953

"What to Tell the Child"

"The Women," Women and their roles, sold to W-Day,

On anti-vivesectionists, Easy Chair, June 1946

"Beating the Bali Hai Racket" (Easy Chair) Jan. 1956

About Bud Guthrie

"Ce qu'il fait connaitre des cocktails Pour les hostesses"

"Listen Sister" by Farley Blake,Atlantic, July 1957

State of Union Easy Chair September 1945

After ten years in the chair Easy Chair, November, 1945

Fishing

"Heavy, Heavy, What Hangs Over?"Holiday, Mar. 1956

"The Martini Unadorned," entitled "What Makes a Real Martini," inTrue, February 1954

"The Old Home We Never Wanted" "Gone Are the Days" W-Day, October 1956

A salute to the Lewiston Morning Tribune

"Spread of an Infection" (Public Health Survey) (Easy Chair), August 1955

"The Point of a Needle,"Fortune, April 1957

"Why Professors are Suspicious of Business"

"You Too Can Talk to Geniuses,"W-Day, July 1951

Easy Chair "Victory at Sea," June 1954

"The Century,"Harper's, Oct. 1950

Review of The Eyes of Discovery, by John Blakeless, 1950

"The Lineage of Eustace Tilley,"Saturday Review of Literature, September 25, 1937

no title, p.117

no title, pt.1 p.101

"The Mormons", p.1

"The River and the Idol", p.59

Article, ca. 1919

1913: The Reasonableness of World Wide Conciliation

Notes for story?

Essays

College poems,

Literature in the American Experiment, April 1920

Literary Sketches, 1919

"Artist in the Kitchen," entitled "My Wife is Many Cooks," Cady Hewes, April 1954

"The Baron's Right," John August, Publication unidentified

"The Bulfinch House," John August,Harper's, July 1934

"An Hour on Sunday," entitled "A Date for Thursday," John August,Colliers, June 12, 1937

"The Impatient Patient," Cady Howes,W-Day, Mar. 1954

"J-Herrod," publication unidentified (not located)

"The Trick," entitled "The Hidden," by Frank Gilbert,Esquire, July 1954

"Over the Mountain," John August, Publication unidentified

"The Precarious Attitudes of Robeson Ballon," John August,Post, July 26, 1930

"Sex and the Co-ed," John August, purchased by American Mercury, 1927

"Sleeping Dogs," John August,Post Nov. 19, 1927

"Suspicion of Violence," John August, publication unidentified

Seven Short Story Fragments (A to G)

New York Times Book Fair, 1937

New York Times Book Fair, 1937

World of Tomorrow, 1939

3 From 1942 on the War

Democratic Campaign Speech

2 Speeches, 1944-45

Commencement Address, Colorado University, 1948

Living America Series--U.S.A., 1949

Stevenson speeches, texts and notes

"Literature and the American Historian"

"Of Men and Books"

"Censorship in Massachusetts"

Announcements of Speeches

American Fiction

Censorship

"Democratic Vistas"

Emerson--Easy Chair

Freedom

"German Offensive Psychological Warfare"

History

Indians

"Leaves from a Library Table"

Novels

Public Domain and Conservation

"Some American Symbols"

Twain

Mark Twain and The White Whale

Uncle Remus

U.S.A

Safeguarding our National Wealth

The Easy Chair--Final

Parkman

3 lectures broadcast on historical fiction: I. "A Problem: The Civil War," 1937

3 lectures broadcast on historical fiction: I. "A Problem: The Civil War," 1937

3 lectures broadcast on historical fiction: II. "The Attitudes of Fiction," 1937

3 lectures broadcast on historical fiction: III. "The Materials of History," 1937

Radio Program about BDV's Year of Decision: 1846, 1943

NY Philharmonic Intermission features, CBS, 1944

Invitation to Learning, CBS, June 4, 1944

Invitation to Learning, CBS, August 5, 1945

Herald Tribune Forum, 1948

TV, "Mesa Verde, "Adventure, November 13, 1955

"The People's Heritage," TV films

Harvard Phi Beta Kappa Address, "The Waste Land and the Irresponsibles"

Lecture Notes on Writing

American Fiction

Censorship

Democratic Vistas

Emerson--Easy Chair

Freedom

German Offensive Psychological Warfare

History

Indians

Leaves from a Library Table

Novels

Public Domain and Conservation

Some American Symbols

Twain

Mark Twain and The White Whale

Uncle Remus

U.S.A.

Safeguarding our National Wealth

The Easy Chair--Final

Parkman

American Literature A-L

Conservation and Public Lands

Exploration in Trans-Mississippi Area

Frontier and West

Frontier Literature

Fur Trade A-L

Fur Trade M-Z

History and Historical Literature

Indians

Indians: Ruxton and Welsh

Lewis and Clark

Mark Twain

Miscellaneous

Personal

Utah, West

West

Alfred Miller

Year of Decision 1846

Year of Decision 1846,

Other West,

Small note pads, mainly for travel

Miscellaneous headings,

Manuscript notes

Black Mountain College Case

Book Censhorship (4)

Book Censorship-Boston

Forever Amber (2)

Free Speech (2)

F.B.I.

Obscenity Law

Peters Case - Yale

Reece Committee

Strange Fruit

Advisory Committee on Conservation

Agricultural Resource

Anti-Forest Service Propaganda 1953-55

Arizona Game Association

Barret Committee

Boise National Forest Fire Plan

Cache National Forest

Citizens Committee on Natural Resources

Congress 53-55

California Water Problem

Carpenter, Farington

Colorado River and Central Arizona Project

Colorado State Lands

Columbia Basin

Dinosaur National Monument, no. 1, 1950-1951

Dinosaur National Monument, no. 2, 1950-1951

Dinosaur National Monument, no. 3, 1950-1951

Dinosaur National Monument, no. 4, 1950-1951

Drought

Ecology

Erosion, Dustbowl

Farm Journal

Federal Lands, Status and fiscal signifigance, notes 52-3

Firefighting

Forest Service 1940-5

Forest Service 1946 (2)

Forest Service 1947-8

Forest Service 1950-2

National Forest Recreation and Timber 1952-54

Forest Service 1953

Forest Service 1954

Forest Service 1955

Publicity and Organization

Forest Service Research

Forest Service Research

School Forests

School Forests

State Payments and Lands

State Payments and Lands

Grand Mesa

Grazing (2)

Grazing and Forests 1948

Grazing and Land Grab

Grazing 1951

Grazing Service

Green Mountain National Forest Trip

Hells Canyon

Hoover Dam

Land Grab 1940-5

Land Grab 1946-7

Land Grab 1948

Land Grab Clippings

Massachusetts Forests

Mining claims on Public Lands

Missouri River Basin

National Highway Program

National Parks Advisory Board

National Parks Advisory Board 1940's

National Parks Advisory Board 1950

National Parks Advisory Board 1951

National Parks Advisory Board 1952-4

National Parks Advisory Board 1955

New England

North Africa Water Conserve

Parkways

Parkways Report

Public Lands Conservation 1938-46

Public Lands Conservation 1946-7

Public Lands Conservation 1948-51

Public Lands Conservation 1952

Public Lands Conservation 1953

Chart of Conservation 1849-1949

Public Lands 1953

Public Lands 1955

Public Lands, Report

Public Power (2)

Ranch Lands in Ancient Italy

Range War 1948

Reclamation 1950

Reclamation-miscellaneous

TVA 1950's

Reclamation Projects

Utah economy and resources

Stevenson campaign conservation material

Utah floods

Stockmen

Stream Pollution

Tidelands oil issue 1953

Timber

Tourists in National Parks

Tourist slums

Utah water control

Velie

Wasatch

Wilderness

Wildlife Management Institute

Two miscellaneous reports by Benson and McKay

Wichita National Wildlife Refuge Controversy (1955)

Thomas Carlyle --

Ray Chandler --

Norman Corwin --

James Gould Cozzens --

Hart Crane --

John Dos Passos --

Newton B. Drury --

James T. Farrell --

William Faulkner --

Robert Frost --

Ernest Hemingway --

James Jones --

Sinclair Lewis --

Vachel Lindsay --

Douglas MacKay --

Archibald Macleish --

McCarthy, Senator Joseph R--

A.J. Miller (2)

Mark Twain - 1

Wayne Morse --

Richard Neuberger --

Eugene O'Neill --

Wilfredo Pareto --

Ezra Pound -- 5/12 Fletcher Pratt --

Eugene M. Rhodes --

Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. --

Mickey Spillane --

Harold Stearns --

Gertrade Stein --

John Steinbeck --

Rex Stout --

Dr. Robert Toft --

William Carlos Williams --

Harry L. Wilson --

Thomas Wolfe --

Mark Twain - 2

Miscellaneous photostat copies of St. Louis wholesale prices 1833-34

Calamity Jane --

Chouteau Papers Lucien Fontenelle: Death & Burial

Forts: Bernard, Platte, Laramie --

General Ashley, The Overland Trail and South Pass

Gilpen, William

Indians

Indians Beckworth --

Indians Warren --

Journal of Peregine Sessions

Journal of a Trapper

Journal of William H. Gray

Journey to the Rocky Mountains

Letters of Daniel T. Potts

Life in the Far West - Ruxton - Chapter 2

Life in the Far West - Ruxton - Chapter 8

Life of Norton Jacob

Supply Record - California Battalion ce 1846

Two Early Maps - West & U.S.

Medical and Philosophical News, 1804-1807

Mining

Mormons - 1

Mormons - 2

Mormons - Joseph Smith

PS Ogden, journal excerpts

Oregon Question

Photostats, miscellaneous - 1

Photostats, miscellaneous - 2

Parkman letters

Photostats, miscellaneous - 3

Parkman notes

Pony Express

San Francisco in 1850

Newspaper photostats on Gold Rush; Sutters Mill - 1873, 1878

Wah-To-Yah / L.H. Garrard

Zenas Leonard's Narrative --

American Medical Association

American Trails Association --

Astronomy

Emigration to the Tropical World-Etzler

History of North African Campaign

Indian Affairs - Current

Medicine

Migration charts

Migration Charts Ogden, Utah Politics circa 1920

Politics 1953-5

Proletarian Literature --

Psychological criticism --

Public Health Source

Publishing

Rodeos --

Sacco Vanzetti (forWe Accept With Pleasure)

Science

Spiral Press

U.S. Presidents - notes

Whiskey

Unclassified Notes

Research Notes and Material

Clippings 1920's - 50's and Obituaries

Articles and reviews

Articles by, referring to, annotated by or collected by B. Devoto

Articles by, referring to, annotated by or collected by B. DeVoto, Memo By B.F. Heintzleman 1945-1949

Appendix No.1 and 2, Sevier Lake Watershed, Utah 1950

Appendix No.3 and 4, Sevier Lake Watershed, Utah 1950-

Two U.S. Gov't Docs: Reports on power 1952,1953

Articles by, referring to, annotated by or collected by B. DeVoto no date

Five Gov't Docs: Hearings on Public Lands Feb.10,1947-Sep. 2,1947

Five Gov't Docs: Hearings on Public Lands Sep.5, 1947-Sep. 22, 1947

Chariot of Fire

Crooked Mile

Mark Twain's America

Saturday Review

Easy Chair

Saturday Review

Miscellaneous

We Accept With Pleasure

Material not by DeVoto

MacLeish by C. Canby

Memorandum plea for more recognition of the West

Northwest Passage by L. Rohrbough

Psychiatry and Industry by L.S. Keeble

Review by R.G. Adams of "Puritan Oligarchy by T.J. Wertenbaker"

The South and our Country's Story by Herbert Ravanel Sass

Year of Decision 1846

Photos-Non-Personal Sub-subseries 5.9.1

Flood Control Folder

Grand Teton National Park

Glacier National Park

Boise National Forest

Forest Service Folder 1940's-1950's

Forest Fire Folder

Dinosaur Monument

Soil Erosion

Yellowstone and Grand Canyon

Ansel Adams' photo book-Death Valley

Unidentified photos

Personal Sub-subseries 5.9.2

Legal and other documents

Contract with Minton Balch & Co. May 24, 1924

Contract with Little Brown & Co. April 23, 1926

Contract with MacMillan Co. June 30, 1926

Contract with Mark Twain Co. 1932

Civil Action No. 7070 - Ralph J. Burns vs 20th Century-Fox Film Co. Feb. 27, 1948

Court of Appeals Case No.89NE2D863, Dec. 29, 1949

Cyril Clemens copyright register Class A No.50717.

Warranty Deed of Miccosukee Seminols Nation.

Civil action No. 1134BH - Julian M. Gerard vs. Walter Scott, A.M. Johnson, et al.

Memorandum from Viking Press.

The Society of American Historians - Publishers Foundation Program

Memberships, ID's.

Student Activity card - University of Utah 1914-1915

Columbian National Life Insurance Co. - Change of Beneficiary from DeVoto's mother to his father, Nov. 8, 1919.

Card to Harvard Club - Dec., 1919

American Legion Card, Dec., 1921

Membership Card: Society of Midland Authors, 1926

War Department Identification - Nov., 5, 1943

Ancient Order of River Rats card - Jan., 1948

General Tire Credit Card, 1952

The Waber Club, Ogden, Utah May, 1952

American Forestry Association Card, March, 1953

Outdoor Writers Association of America, Membership 1953

City of Seattle Courtesy Card, 1954

Missouri Historical Society Membership Card - Aug., 1955

U.S. Dept. of Interior National Park Service Lifetime Pass #8. 1955

Card for Ecole des Gourmandes.

Sierra Club, San Francisco, Life-time Pass.

Strip place name - Bernard DeVoto

Small folder - 2 astronomical charts

Framed summons to [UNK] court for Strange Fruit case, April 12, 1944

Limited Editions Club Silver Jubilee Awards, May 11, 1954

Receipt: Central Hanover Bank & Trust Co. from B. DeVoto for all all manuscripts, papers and other material of Samuel L. [UNK]

Business transactions with Houghton Mifflin

Business transactions with Little Brown, 1940-1947

Florian DeVoto (father) framed.

DeVoto's boyhood

Baby on bear rug.

(six months) June 16, 1897

(1 yr. 1 no.) February, 1898

(2 yrs. 10 no.) November, 1898

With two sisters, aged 10 years, n.d.

3 boyhood pictures, n.d.

3 in military uniform, n.d.

1 photo album of DeVoto as a child

Dated DeVoto pictures-approximate dates given by Avis DeVoto. approx. 1934

Pencil Drawing by Dwight Shaples, 1935

Group picture, Honorary Degree Northeastern University, October 2, 1948

Investiture at Northeastern Univ., October 2, 1948

Portland, Oregon, January 12, 1954

with Stewart Holbrook, January 12, 1954

with Stewart Holbrook in Erickson's saloon, January 12, 1954

In the 500

Group picture including Alfred Knopf Ad. Bd. National Parks, October 26, 1951

Columbia Broadcasting, 1955

Undated DeVoto Photographs

With dean of a college in Hartford

With Katherine Porter

2 pictures in flying gear for article on smoke Junipers

2 pictures with President Stearns of Colorado Univ. (Norlin medal)

5 proofs from Blackstone Studies, New York

1 finished portrait of above

2 sheets of film clips - Time Magazine

2 undated snapshots

Photos.

Living room at Bread Loaf

With Fletcher Pratt

With A. B. Guthrie, Jr

With Pratt and Upson

With Mr. and Mrs. Mark Saxton

2 group pictures

Pictures NOT of DeVoto

Private Gordon DeVoto, son of Bernard DeVoto Feb. 9, 1955

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Pratt

Robert Jay

William Upson

Assorted Photographs not in 1980

Framed Pictures

Lee Foster Hartman Item 1

Kent Hagler Item 2

Mark Twain - 1875 Item 3

Mark Twain - 1875 Item 4

Mark Twain - 1900 Item 5

Unframed Pictrues

William Dean Howells Item 6

A. J. Miller - Self-portrait Item 7

Fort Ticonderoga Bicentennial Medal, Item 8 1755-1955

Photographs - Gettysburg

Photographs - Lincoln, Mass.

Photographs - Literary figures

Photographs - Monuments, New England

Photographs - Motor trip, summer, 1938

Photographs - N. Y. Miscellaneous, 1937 - 1938

Photographs - Summer, 1937, Vermont and Martha's Vineyard

Photographs - Vermont, miscellaneous

Photographs - Hurrican in Walpole, N. H.

Photographs - Walpole, N. H., summer, 1938

Photographs - West, conservation

Photographs - West, 1940

Photographs - West, 1951

Photographs - B. De Voto, youth

Photographs - B. De Voto with friends, acquaintances, etc.

Photographs - West, miscellaneous

Photographs - Publicity

Photographs - Virginia City, Montana, Custer's Battlefield, West, misc.

Photographs - West, miscellaneous

Photographs - Boise forest

Photographs - Jackson Hole, Yellowstone, Sunlight

Photographs - California, Idaho and Idaho City

Photographs - Willamette and Glacier Park

Photographs - Miscellaneous national parks, many taken by Ansel Adams

Corresp. chron. to DeVoto Memorial; Robert Sykes, pres. Montana Wildlife Federation; Mrs. DeVoto. Apr.-Dec., 1962

Arthur Schlesinger Jr. to ADV with John A. Carvers Jr.--address on BVD Apr

(verifax) Lawrence D. Rockefeller to Lee Metcalf (note by Metcalf) Jul 26

Tim Babcock (Gov. Montana) regrets Aug

Mr. [Berder] regrets Aug

Annie Laurie Bird (Idaho D.A.R.) regrets Aug

Arthur Hawthorne Carhart regrets Aug

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cushing Child regrets Aug

Orville L. Freeman (Sec. Agric.) regrets Aug

Kenneth Fowell (Dir. Ft. Falls Mont. Recreation Dept.) regrets Aug

V. L. Harper (Asst. Chief U.S. Forest Service) regrets Aug

J. C. Kieffer (pres. Idaho Mining Assn) regrets Aug

Alfred A. Knopf (publisher) regrets Aug

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Morrison regrets Aug

Frank E. Moss (U.S. Sen.-Utah) regrets Aug

Rogert E. Smylie (Gov. Idaho) regrets Aug

Ralph S. Space (Forest Supervisor Clearwater Nat'l Forest) accept. Aug

Ernie L. Wales regrets Aug

Frank Church (U.S. Sen. Idaho) regrets Aug

H. H. Hanson (pres. Orofino Idaho C of C) regrets Aug

Floyd Iverson (Region'l Forester Intermtn.) accept Aug

W. J. Lederer (s. by sec.) regrets Aug

[H. A.] Laughlin of Houghto-Mifflin (s. by sec. Aug

Mike Mansfield (U.S. Sen. Mont.) regrets Aug

Catherine Meyer (Harper's Mag.) regrets Aug

Joseph F. Pechanec (Dir. Intermtn. Forest & Range Experimt. Sta.-Ogden) regrets Aug

Louise Shadduck (Exec. Sec. Idaho) regrets Aug

John T. Edsall regrets Aug

Ralph R. Harding (U.S. Rep. Idaho) regrets Aug

[I.] H. Harris (pres. Idaho St. C of C) regrets Aug

Glenn A. Kovar (Dir. Mont. Pic. Forest Ser) regrets Aug

Wayne Morse (U.S. Sen. Ore.) regrets Aug

Arnold Olsen (U.S. Rep. Mont.) regrets Aug

McGeorge Bundy regrets Aug 9

Mike Mansfield regrets Aug 9

Wayne Morse regrets Aug 9

Ansell Adams (photographer) regrets Aug 10

Emily M. Beck regrets Aug 10

Paul Brooks (Houghton-Mifflin) regrets Aug 10

Frank Church regrets Aug 10

Carvel Collins (Eng. Prof.) regrets Aug 10

Paul H. Douglas (U. S. Sen. Ill.) regrets Aug 10

Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Edmonds regrets Aug 10

Lawrence S. Kubie (M.D.) regrets Aug 10

Mrs. Olans J. Munie regrets Aug 10

Adlai E. Stevenson (U.N. Rep.) regrets Aug 10

Ansell Adams, wants to make "really fine print" of BVD Aug 11

Rose Dely regrets Aug 11

[J. E. Morrison?] regrets Aug 11

James E. Battin (U.S. Rep. Mont.) regrets Aug 13

Sarah [Boyden] (Mrs. Wm. C.), Chicago Sun, regrets Aug 13

Paul Driscoll Aug 13

[UNK] Spaulding (Houghton-Mifflin, s. by sec.) regrets. Aug 13

A. B. Curtis (Mayor of Orofino) regrets Aug 14

Arthur C. Deck (Exec. ed. Salt Lk. Trib.) regrets Aug 14

David McCord regrets Aug 14

N. J. Osborne (Sunshine Mining C. Spokane) regrets Aug 14

Clinton P. Anderson, s. by sec. (U.S. Sen., N. Mex.) regrets Aug 14

W. J. Everin (Dir. Mont. Fish & Game Cmm,) regrets Aug 15

George B. Amas (Gen. Tel. Com. Rel. Mgr.) regrets Aug 16

Harold P. Fabian (Nat'l Pk. Service, Wyo.) regrets Aug 16

John Fischer (Harper's Mag.) regrets Aug 16

Roger L. Guernsey (Idaho St. Forester) regrets Aug 16

Roland R. Renne (pres. Mont. St. Coll.) regrets Aug 16

Ernest Wohletz (dean forestry, U. of Id.)? Aug 16

K. A. Keeney (co-ordinator) to Gregory Rochlin with 8/13/62 Rochlin (treas.) regrets Aug 17

Mrs. William L. Langer regrets Aug 17

John R. Milodragorich (Forest Service Nez Perce Nat'l Forest) accept Aug 17

Wallace Stegner (prof. & author) regrets Aug 17

Homer E. Martin (Boise Atty) regrets Aug 20

Chester J. Olsen (Ogden) concerning ADV's reservations, progress on Memorial & dedication Aug 20

and carbon, Edward C. Crafts (Dir. Bur. Outdoor Rec., Interior Dept., regret Aug 21

Paul D. Dalke by sec. (leader Idaho Co-op Wildlife Research Unit) regret Aug 21

Herb C. Jensen (Gen. Mgr. El Mirador, Palm Springs) to Lilliam Hernich, accept Aug 22

D. R. Theophilus (pres. U. of Idaho) regret Aug 24

W. R. White (Ogden mfgr) regret Aug 24

Crane Brinton (Harvard Prof. and historian) regrets Aug 26

Mrs. Lybe Johnsrud (Mont. Fed. Garden Clubs) regret Aug 26

George L. Nichols (Ogden) regret Aug 27

James C. Urguhart regret & prior acceptance Aug 27

Eveolaen N. Rexford (Cambridge, M.D.) regret Aug 30

Royce G. Cox (Porlatch Forests Inc.) regret Aug 31

Mrs. Vione Bell (Hubert J.) Mont. Fed. Womens Clubs) accept Sept. 1

Henry Dart Reck regret Sept. 3

Fred Scriven (Ogden) regret Sept. 2

Don F. Valiton (Nat'l Assn. Postmaster's v-p Desr Lodge) regret Sept. 4

A. L. Glasmann (Ogden Standard Examiner) regret Sept. 5

John F. Kennedy (U.S. Pres.) to Mr. Sykes concerning dedication and BVD Sept. 5

Maurine B. Neuberger (U.S. Sen. Ore.) regret Sept. 5

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. repeats JFK's letter Sept. 6

James K. Vessey to ADV regret Sept. 6

and carbon, James K. Vessey to C. J. Olsen, letter to be read at dedication Sept. 6

Clint Davis (for chief of Forest Service), his remarks for dedication Sept. 7

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. regret and message Sept. 7

Wayne Montgomery, regret and message Sept. 8

Ptd. invit. to dedication from Mont. & Idaho Wildlife Fed., Albert N. Cochrell varso regret Sept. [9]

df. of speech, Chas. H. Callison, dedication typescript with ms. corrections, Sept. 9

Herbert Scheinberg regret Sept. 9

William F. Johnston (mg. ed. Lewiston Morning Trib.), story of dedication Sept. 11

Edward P. Cliff (chief U.S. Forest Service) Sept. 12

"Sarah" [Boyden] (Chicago) A.P. story, pers. Sept. 14

copy [ADV] to [J. F. Kennedy] Sept. 15

Maurine B. Neuberger, re: ceremony, Swedon Sept. 24

Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. pers. Sept. 24

"Charlie" (Nat'l Audubon Soc.) wants to do vol. of BVD's consarvation essays, Wilderness Bill Oct. 16

Gregory Rochlin, residual of memorial fund Nov. 21

K. A. Keeney (Missoula) album of Grove Dec. 3

Lilliam Hornick album of Grove and carbon to Keensy Dec. 3

Gregory Rochlin Dec. 11

Mrs. Anne Nagel Barrett, regret n.d.

Catherine Drinker Bower (author) regret n.d.