urn:taro:tslac.10264 Texas Attorney-General's Office: An Inventory of Attorney General Price Daniel Records at the Texas State Archives, 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987, bulk 1947-1952 Finding aid by Carrie Griffin, April 1993 This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with Texas Archival Resources Online. Texas State Library and Archives Commission April 1993 Text converted by SPI Content Sciences Inc., July 2003. Finding aid written in English. Description based on DACS. February 2005. Corrections and further encoding to TARO project standards by Carolyn Foster, Overview Texas State Archives Texas. Attorney-General's Office. Attorney Genral Price Daniel records 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987 bulk 1947-1952 Price Daniel was Attorney General of Texas from January 1947 to January 1953. The attorney general functions as the state's lawyer, provides legal advice in the form of opinions, and also represents the state in litigation. These records consist of correspondence, reports, briefs, subject files, publications, campaign files, reference materials and historical documents of Texas Attorney General Price Daniel. The records are dated 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987, bulk 1947-1952. Records dating from after Daniel's term as Attorney General were added later at Daniel's request. Records listed in the inventory as dating before 1934 are probably copies of historical materials gathered for the Tidelands case. Subjects include the Tidelands Case (state title to submerged lands), organized crime, and Sweatt v. Painter (racial segregation in public education). These materials are written predominately in English . approximately 60 cubic ft. Please note that these records are housed at the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center, P.O. Box 310, Liberty, Texas 77575, 936-336-8821. Restrictions on Access

None.

 Restrictions on Use

Most records created by Texas state agencies are not copyrighted and may be freely used in any way. State records also include materials received by, not created by, state agencies. Copyright remains with the creator. The researcher is responsible for complying with U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.).

 Technical Requirements

None.

 Agency History

The office of the Texas attorney general was created by an executive ordinance passed by the 1836 Constitutional Convention. Successors were presidential appointees by act of the First Congress, October 6, 1836. The practice of executive appointment continued during the first years of statehood, but in 1850 the office became elective.

Seven constitutions, scores of penal code revisions, and several hundred civil statutes have defined the duties of this executive officer. Primarily, the attorney general functions as the state's lawyer, provides legal advice in the form of opinions, and also represents the state in litigation. The attorney general has also occupied several positions on state boards and commissions.

During the 19th century, the attorney general provided legal advice to all upon request; requests are now limited to officials and agencies of state and local government. Opinions of the attorney general are not binding upon the judiciary, although they are persuasive to the courts. Moreover, problems that are the subject of official opinions are not often litigated, and such opinions stand as the highest available interpretation of the current law. In civil disputes, the attorney general serves as counsel for state agencies.

While Price Daniel was Attorney General of Texas, January 1947-January 1953, the size of the staff was less than 100 full-time employees of which over 50 were lawyers. In 2001, the Attorney General's office employed 3,660.

Price Daniel Biographical Sketch

Price Daniel's political career spanned more than four decades and included all three branches of state government. Born in 1910 at Dayton, Texas, he was reared in Liberty and Fort Worth. After graduating from high school in Fort Worth, he attended Baylor University where he earned a degree in journalism. The following year, 1932, he received a law degree and returned to Liberty where he opened a law office.

During the next seven years, Price Daniel practiced law and assisted with publishing two local newspapers that he co-owned. In 1939 he was elected to the Texas House of Representatives and became a member of the State Democratic Executive Committee. The following year he married Jean Houston Baldwin and they had four children. After serving three terms in the legislature, he was chosen Speaker of the House in 1943. However, he resigned to enlist in the army as a private, though he soon completed officer candidate school. Stationed in Japan and the Pacific, he attained the rank of captain when he was discharged in May 1946.

Upon his return to Texas, he entered the race for attorney general and won the election. Running unopposed, he was reelected twice. His five years as Attorney General were noted for efforts against organized gambling and for Texas' rights to the Tidelands, the hallmark of his career. Daniel was elected U.S. Senator in 1952, serving as chairman of the senate's judiciary subcommittee and continuing to argue for Texas' rights to three million acres of submerged lands. He sponsored a bill that would return the Tidelands to Texas. His efforts resulted in passage and it became a law with President Eisenhower's signature. After four years as senator Price Daniel was elected governor, an office he held for three consecutive terms, from 1957 to 1963. Attempting to run for an unprecedented fourth term, he was defeated by John Connally in the gubernatorial primaries.

Although he established law offices in Austin and Liberty, Price Daniel returned to politics after a brief respite. He served as director in the office of Emergency Preparedness during the presidential administration of Lyndon Johnson. Soon thereafter, he was appointed to the Texas Supreme Court, remaining an associate justice from 1971 until his retirement in 1979. Daniel served as a special assistant to the Texas Attorney General for the Texas v. Louisiana boundary case. Maintaining memberships in many legal professional organizations, he was also active in a variety of civic and church activities until his death on August 25, 1988.

 Scope and Contents of the Records

Price Daniel was Attorney General of Texas from January 1947 to January 1953. The attorney general functions as the state's lawyer, provides legal advice in the form of opinions, and also represents the state in litigation. These records consist of correspondence, reports, briefs, subject files, publications, campaign files, reference materials and historical documents of Texas Attorney General Price Daniel. The records are dated 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987, bulk 1947-1952. Records dating from after Daniel's term as Attorney General were added later at Daniel's request. Records listed in the inventory as dating before 1934 are probably copies of historical materials gathered for the Tidelands case. Subjects include the Tidelands Case (state title to submerged lands), organized crime, and Sweatt v. Painter (racial segregation in public education).

These records have not been processed. This folder inventory is a transcription of the original box and folder titles as they were received. Rough, non-exclusive groupings by title and date were formed to comply with the TARO project's file size restrictions. Researchers are advised to review all the finding aids for subjects of interest. Inconsistent titles and dates are evident. Misidentifications and misfilings are possible.

This finding aid describes one series of Price Daniel records. See Texas Governor Price Daniel records and U.S. Sentator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement of the Records

These records are arranged in order as received.

 Index Terms

The terms listed here were used to catalog the records. The terms can be used to find similar or related records.

Personal Names: Daniel, Price. Sweatt, Heman Marion. Corporate Names: University of Texas at Austin. School of Law. Subjects: Attorneys general--Texas. Submerged lands--Texas. Petroleum in submerged lands--Texas. Segregation in higher education--Texas. Discrimination in education--Texas. Political campaigns--Texas. Organized crime--Texas. Places: Texas--Public lands. Document Types: Correspondence--Texas--Attorneys general--1947-1952. Reports--Texas--Attorneys general--1947-1952. Briefs (legal documents)--Texas--Attorneys general--1947-1960. Functions: Enforcing laws. Related Material

The following materials are offered as possible sources of further information on the agencies and subjects covered by the records. The listing is not exhaustive.

Texas State Archives

 Texas Attorney-General's Office, Correspondence and subject files, 1850, 1870-1957, 189.12 cubic ft. Texas Attorney-General's Office, Court cases and investigations, 1880-1987, 762.13 cubic ft. (Restricted) Texas Governor Allan Shivers, Records, 1937-1964, 1968, undated (bulk 1949-1956), 561 cubic ft.

Texas State Archives Manuscripts Collections

 Chrys Dougherty, Tidelands collection, undated, fractional Inaugurations of Texas Governors, Papers, 1895-1965, 5 inches Humble Oil and Refining Company v. State of Texas, Legal brief, 1953, 1 volume Texas Democratic Executive Committee, Publications, 1961, fractional, [inaugural address] Sweatt v. Painter, [court records], 1946-1948, fractional (The Texas Attorney General retains its Sweatt v. Painter litigation case file. It is case number AG 7416.)

Texas State Archives at the Sam Houston Center

(Please note that these records are housed at the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center, P.O. Box 310, Liberty, Texas 77575, 936-336-8821.)

 Texas Governor Price Daniel records, 1944-1966, undated, bulk 1957-1962, approximately 466 cubic ft. U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers, 1928, 1938-1939, 1942-1961, bulk 1952-1957, approximately 117 cubic ft. Price Daniel Papers as Special Assistant to the Texas Attorney General for the Texas v. Louisiana boundary case, 1969-1973, 2.75 cubic ft. Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 Processing Information

Carrie Griffin, April 1993

 Accession Information

Accession numbers: 1989/250, 1989/251, 1989/260

Price Daniel transferred his records as Governor of Texas to the Texas State Library and Archives Commission at the close of his administration as Governor of Texas in 1963. Included with the gubernatorial records were the majority of Daniel's records as Texas Attorney General and a large quantity of his papers as the United States Senator from Texas.

The Texas State Library transferred these documents to the Sam Houston Regional Library and Research Center in 1977. In 1989 Mrs. Price Daniel donated the private papers of Price Daniel as attorney general and governor in addition to his papers as U.S. Senator from Texas.

 Detailed Description of the Records Attorney General Price Daniel records, 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987, bulk 1947-1952, approximately 60 cubic ft. 1 Various File Folders (labeled by title, contents or subject): 1 No. 1 Petroleum Seeps 1 Ownership of Minerals 1 Recognition of Texas by the United States 1 Miscellaneous 1 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, 1848 1 Texas Navy 1 Recognition of Texas by France 1 Recognition of Texas by the Netherlands 1 Recognition of Texas by Great Britain 1 Recognition of Texas by Belgium 1 Knowledge and Recognition by United States Officials 1 Insistence on 1836 boundaries by Texas Officials 1 Unratified Treaty of 1844 1 Annexation Agreement - Vacant Lands 1 Annexation Agreement - Territory Included 1 Annexation Agreement - Means for Defense 1 Annexation Agreement - Meaning of Equal Footing 1 Annexation Agreement - Effect of Equal Footing 1 Miscellaneous papers re: Historical Background 1 International Laws on Seabed Boundaries 1 Miscellaneous Historical Research 1 Tidelands Expenses 1 Pre-annexation ownership 1 Galveston Bay Lighthouse Site 1 Grants to other States 1 Statement on Federal Claims 1 The Naval Petroleum Oil Shale Reserves 1 Tidelands Resolutions -1- Mississippi Valley Association 1 Galveston Bay 1 Texas Boundaries 1 Refugio Warrans Bay 1 Copies of letters and opinions on Tidelands 1 Fort Crockett and Fort San Jacinto 1 Cessation

(including Austin Arsenal, Houston Arsenal, Transfer of Prull, Unnamed Letters, Unnamed Letters-Navy Department, Letters-Treasury Department, Letters- Army Department, Letters- Transfer of Property, Copies of Historic Documents)

 1 Subsequent Construction of 1845 Annexation Agreement - General 1 United States v. Texas Memorandum on Fact, miscellaneous correspondence

(including Reports to the Senate - 33rd Congress, 1849-1850; Land for U.S. Military Posts in Texas; Deeds of Cession - Texas to U.S. for Military Posts)

 2 Ownership of Land to be used for U.S. Military Posts 2 Annexation Agreement (I) Exhibits, 1953 2 Annexation Agreement (II) Exhibits 2 Material submitted by Miss Kate Stewart, Library of Congress (I) 2 Materials from Library of Congress (II) 2 Early letters re: Cession of land to be used for Public Purpose - to the U.S. 2 State v. Jadwin (I) East tip of Galveston - intended lighthouse 2 State v. Jadwin (II) 2 Lighthouses 2 Explanation of Attached Bill on Submerged Lands - Gossett-McCarran,

(including House Resolution 180, Senate Bill 1545)

 2 Tidelands Cartoons 2 Coastal State Boundaries 2 Continental Shelf 2 Tidelands Rentals and Expenditures 2 External Sovereignty and Inherent Powers 2 Geophysical Operations - list of companies and number of days - performed on State Ownership of Submerged Lands 2 Inland States 2 Inland Waters 2 International Law Experts 2 Gulf Coast map, Sabine River to Rio Grande River 3 Tidelands memos on Law 3 Draft of Legislation Tidelands 3 Legislation 3 Tidelands Mailing and Address List

(including Mineral Ownership, Opinions of U.S. Attorneys General)

 3 Manuscript Memorandum on Rights Involved in U.S. v. Texas 3 Booklet - Memorandum - U.S. v. Texas - Preliminary Issues 3 Interior Department Opinions 3 Patents by State or U.S. Government 3 Lists of Patents, and Aransas Life Saving Station 3 El Paso County 3 East End for Galveston for Life Saving Station 3 Fortification Cessions 3 Galveston Waterway 3 Pelican Spit - Galveston Bay 3 Lighthouse Matagorda Island 3 Mustang Island Lighthouse 3 San Antonio Post Office 3 Submarine Land Laguna Madre 3 Deed of Cession, Fort Crockett 3 Santa Margarita Water Rights 3 Tidelands Speeches - Folders I and II 3 Tidelands - Admissibility of Evidence 3 Tidelands bibliography by William Kennedy 3 Saturday Evening Post article - manuscript 3 South Texas Press Association Resolution 3 Submerged Lands Resolution National Association of Attorneys General Annual Meeting St. Paul, Miami, Seattle, 1949, 1950, 1953 3 Times-Picayune, New Orleans (Healy-Krebs) 3 West Texas Chamber of Commerce - James F. Melton, Manager 3 Tidelands Voting Record 3 War Department 3 Miscellaneous Tidelands Material from desk of Price Daniel 3 Tom Connally, State Department Material (I) 3 Tom Connally, State Department Material (II) 3 Resolutions - State Legislature 3 Tidelands - Texas State Teachers 3 Tidelands Resolution (I) 3 Tidelands Resolutions (II) 3 Tidelands News Releases - Press 3 Curtis Morris 3 Tidelands - Sam Rayburn 3 The Reporter, Price Daniel and Tom Connally vie for Senate Seat, February 1952 4 Tidelands Speeches 4 Tidelands Continental Shelf (I) 4 Tidelands Continental Shelf (II) 4 Press Release, Tidelands Brief - U.S. v. Texas, February 21, 1950 4 Tidelands - School Land Board Resolutions 4 Tidelands 4 Texas Property Defense Association 4 Statewide Tidelands Committee 4 Information on Supreme Court Members 4 Tidelands Story 4 Texas Delegation 4 Political Platforms - Tidelands 4 Historical background, divided by years: 4 1586-1818 4 1819-1852 4 1853-1912 4 1913-1937 4 1938-1951 4 1952 4 1953-1957 4 Submerged Lands Legislation, Support for State Ownership

(including Supporting Source material prepared for Governor Adlai Stevenson by Price Daniel)

 4 Memoranda Pertaining to Lands Beneath Tidewaters and Navigable Waters within Boundaries of the Separate States 4 Texas Chronology, 1836-1844 4 Texas Chronology, 1844-1850 4 Tidelands - Confidential Brief 5 The Annexation Agreement between the United States and Texas Tidelands 5 The Tidelands decision of the Supreme Court of the United States, by Beauford Jester 5 C.C.G. Spotlight - Federal Versus States' Rights in the Tidelands Cases 5 Tidelands States Rights 5 Every State has Submerged Lands [1 copy, 1 printers lay-out] 5 Texas Tidelands - A Handbook 5 These men believed 5 Tidelands Oil, Big Values, Unknown Risk…A Challenge in Specialty Insurance 5 Three Leagues from Land, by Price Daniel 5 Every Congressman Should Know About Federal Confiscation of State Land 5 Submerged Lands Exhibits 5 Letters re: Continental Shelf - J.W. Miller 5 Comments on final passage of Senate Joint Resolution 13 - Price Daniel 5 Correspondence re: Every State Has Submerged Land, by Robert Irvin 5 Tidelands Resolutions 5 Tidelands - Texas State Teachers - Correspondence and Resolutions 5 Texas Tidelands - Heritage of Texas Public Schools 5 Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers - Tidelands Resolutions 5 Tidelands article of July 10, 1954 5 Confidential - The Texas Governor's Race 5 Tidelands

(including [correspondence], 1955; California, correspondence; From Senator's Window Sill; Correspondence, Price Daniel and Dennis Wallace; Action - copies of Senator Holland's comments; Correspondence, Rudder and Price Daniel; Gulf Coast map)

 5 Senator Daniel Statement on Tidelands Decision 5 Tidelands Statements, correspondence, House Bill 552 5 Dawson Duncan Statements on Tidelands 5 General Land Office, Lease Statistics, October 31, 1957 5 Tidelands Message by Price Daniel to Joint Session 55th Legislature, November 2, 1957 5 Tidelands Press Memoranda and additional background 5 Folders: 5 Responses from Governors (I) 5 Responses from Governors (II) 5 General Statements re: Tidelands 5 International Law Commission and Statements from nine countries 5 Submerged Land Bill - development of amendments 5 Robert Moses Testimony 5 Tidelands - Various papers/maps/etc. 5 Miscellaneous Statements and Memos 5 Correspondence re: Naval Petroleum Reserves numbers 2 and 3 6 Statements (I) Memoranda Price Daniel 6 Material on Senate Joint Resolution 13 6 Submerged Lands Bills 294 6 Correspondence including comments to Hugh Butler from L. Rankin 6 Should Tidelands Oil be Returned to the States? 6 Speech by Price Daniel from Senate Floor re: Submerged Lands 6 Copies of agreed stipulation between U.S. and California 6 State Submerged Lands Exhibit, [2 copies] 6 Price Daniel Press Statement re: Submerged Lands Bill, January 9, 1953 6 Federal Government Biggest Absentee Landlord 6 Letters to Hugh Butler and Mark Grinnell, March 2, 1953 6 Proposed Transfer of Naval Petroleum Reserves, Department of Interior 6 Miscellaneous Maps, Photos, etc. on Submerged Lands 6 Congressional Record, April 13-25, 1953 6 Urgent Message to Coastal State Officials by Hall Hammond, Attorney General of Maryland 6 Senate Bill 923 by O'Mahoney 6 Record of vote on House Joint Resolution 225 and House Resolution 5992 6 Information on Marginal Sea 6 Hearings and Reports - 83rd Congress, 1st Session 6 Tidelands - Alabama 6 Tidelands Resolutions 6 Continental Shelf, 1953 6 Tidelands Hearings, 1953 6 Tidelands, February 24-July 29, 1953 6 Tidelands - correspondence, 1953 6 Preliminary Bill, 83rd Congress 6 Congressional Record, July 16, 1954 6 Statements before Interior and Insular Committee on Senate Joint Resolution 13 6 Folder I

(including Ralph Newman, Office of the Attorney General Tom Clark; John J. Real, Manager Fisherman's Cooperative Association; California; Memorandum - District Attorney L.H. Perez, Plaquemine Parish, LA; J.T. Sanders, Legislative Counsel for the National Grange; Burton K. Wheeler; Ralph Yarborough; James J. Cosgrove, Continental Oil Company; Robert B. Anderson, Secretary of Navy; William W. Porter II, Consulting Geologist, Los Angeles, CA; Phillip B. Pearlman; Estes Keefauver, Senator from Tennessee; Clinton P. Anderson, Senator from New Mexico; James E. Murray, Senator from Montana)

 6 Statements before Interior and Insular Committee on Senate Joint Resolution 13 6 Folder II

(including Angus McDonald, National Farmers Union; W.D. Johnson, Vice President, Order of Railway Conductors; Donald Montgomery, UAW - CIO; Wallace J. Campbell, Cooperative League of USA; Constantine N. Perkins, Department of City Attorney-Los Angeles, CA; Clayton L. Orn, Legal Department, Ohio Oil Company, Texas Division; George D. Riley, American Federation of Labor; Senator Daniel's Exhibit A - Setting Aside Submerged Land; Harold R. Fatzer, President National Association of Attorneys General; Frank G. Millard, Attorney General, State of Michigan; Roy H. Beeler, Attorney General, State of Tennessee; Nathaniel B. Birdwell, National Water Conservation Conference; Fred S. LeBlanc, Attorney General, State of Louisiana; Harold F. Clark, Professor of Education Economics, Columbia University)

 6 Statements before Interior and Insular Committee on Senate Joint Resolution 13 6 Folder III

(including Price Daniel, Senator, State of Texas; Lister Hill, Senator; Spessard L. Holland, Senator, State of Florida; Jack B. Tate, Deputy Legal Advisor, Department of State; Oscar L. Chapman; Attorney General Brownell; Testimony re: Off Shore Lands; Reprint from Under Texas Skies, picturing Price Daniel on cover, January 1953; Allen J. Ellender, Senator, State of Louisiana; Suzanna Davis, Public Director of Americans for Democratic Action; George Nelson, International Association of Machinists, AFL; Maywood Boggs, Railway Labor Executives Association; Julia D. Bennett, American Library Association; Samuel R. Levering, Friends Committee on National Legislation; O.A. Knight, Congress of Industrial Organizations; E.W. Rising, National Water Conservation Conference; John J. Gunther, Americans for Democratic Action, Legislative Representative; M.D. Mobley, Executive Secretary, American Vocational Association; John W. Edelman, Textile Workers Union of America, CIO; Robert Moses, City Planning Commission, City of New York)

 6 Press Memorandum, April 21, 1958 6 Statement, February 4, 1959 6 Tidelands material for Governors from John Goldsum 6 Tidelands 6 Working copies of Supreme Court, 1958

(including United States v. Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama; Florida)

 6 No. 13 Original In the Supreme Court, United States v. Texas, Brief 6 Work Copy of #10, Tidelands Bill 6 Printed copy of #10, Tidelands Bill 7 First Argument 7 Intra-office Memo - J. Goldsum to Price Daniel 7 Tidelands - re: Geneva Conference 7 Tidelands - U.S. Texas Boundary 7 Conference on Law of the Sea 7 Correspondence re: Joint Hearings on Tidelands, 1948-1959 7 Correspondence re: Tidelands, 1958 7 Tidelands Special Committee, 1959 7 Price Daniel Notes on Tidelands 7 Tidelands Map - Boundary Suit, 1959 7 Report from John Goldsum 7 Robles Book 7 Press releases and speeches 7 Three League Boundary 7 Tidelands Defense 7 Tidelands Correspondence and Notes, 1957 7 Tidelands Correspondence and Notes, 1958 7 Tidelands 2 7 Tidelands - 4th Draft, Common Brief 7 Tidelands Hearings 7 Tidelands Correspondence and Notes 7 Tidelands Correspondence, 1959-1960 8 Tidelands - Island and Mud Flats 8 Excerpts from Washington Post, Evening Star, etc., 1953 8 Tidelands Correspondence and Opinions 8 UN Conference on Laws of the Sea 8 Tidelands correspondence and memorandum 8 Notes of Laws of the Sea 8 Tidelands

(including Draft of Summary of Argument; TIPRO Reporter, August 1961

 8 Correspondence, etc. re: Laws of the Sea 8 Three Leagues from Land, by Price Daniel 8 Exhibits - Robert Moses, to Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 8 Ernestine Adams, Oil in Troubled Waters, The Petroleum Engineer 8 T. C. Andrews correspondence 8 Miss Mabel Baldwin - correspondence re: Tidelands Project at Southern Methodist University including copy of project 8 Wendell Bedichek - correspondence 8 Robert Lee Bobbitt, Tidelands: 8 Special Committee (I) 8 Special Committee (II) 8 Special Committee (III) 8 David Botter - correspondence 8 Jack Brooks correspondence 8 John W. Carpenter - Dallas Chamber of Commerce 8 Herbert Cartwright - Mayor of Galveston 8 Miss Magdalene Charlton correspondence 8 Tom Clark, Supreme Court News [news clips] 8 Hon. J.M. Combs, M.C. correspondence 8 Tom Connally - State Department material 8 Charles Dickson correspondence 8 Allen Duckworth - Dallas Morning News 8 Eisenhower Speech, October 14, 1952 8 Ma Ferguson - Austin 8 Hon. Frank Feuille 8 Bascom Giles 8 Ed Gossett 8 Lucille Mae Grace 8 Bell, Gully and Company - Wellington, NY 8 Brooks L. Harman 8 Weldon Hart 8 Sam Hobbs brief 8 Hofmokel - correspondence, TPDA 8 Miss Ima Hogg 8 Manley O. Hudson 8 Charles Cheney Hyde 8 Harold Ickes 8 Guy C. Jackson correspondence - TPDA 8 Lyndon B. Johnson 8 Walter Johnson 8 Ed Kilman 9 George Kirksey - correspondence and clippings (I) 9 George Kirksey (II) 9 Bill Kittrell 9 Arthur Krock - The New York Times 9 KRUG - News Clips 9 Lynn W. Landrum 9 Ray Leeman - South Texas Chamber of Commerce 9 Durwood Manford, correspondence - TPDA 9 D.K. Martin 9 John McCall 9 Howard McGrath 9 Manuscript of Law Review by Professor Moore 9 Peter Molyneaux 9 Hon. James William Moore 9 Curtis Morris 9 Wright Morrow 9 Statements by Robert Moses - New York 9 O'Mahoney correspondence and press release 9 Clayton L. Orn 9 Drew Pearson 9 Philip B. Pearlman 9 Edward M. Pooley 9 Sam Rayburn 9 Ben Rice 9 Governor Allan Shivers 9 Hon. Adlai Stevenson 9 Hon. M. H. Stougaard 9 R.A. Wheeler 9 M.K. Weitzel - TPDA (I) 9 M.K. Weitzel, (II) 9 League of Texas Municipalities Resolution 9 Tidelands manuscript re: Bill 1901 (I) 9 Tidelands manuscript re: Bill 1901 (II) 9 Tidelands manuscript re: Bill 1901 (III) 9 Submerged Lands - manuscript and statements 9 Radio Broadcasts 9 Replies to propaganda against Senate Joint Resolution 13 9 Senate Debate on Senate Joint Resolution 13 9 House Debate on Senate Joint Resolution 13 9 Exhibit A - Galveston map showing boundaries, 1891 9 Photographs of Galveston Shoreline 10 Off-Shore Exploration 10 Senate proceedings

(including Senate Joint Resolution 13, Senate Bill 105, Senate Bill 294, Senate Joint Resolution 18)

 10 Proposed amendments to Senate Bill 1901 10 Press Releases, January 1953-May 1953 10 Brief of Submerged Lands Controversy 10 Senator Daniel's statement before Senate Interior and Insular Affairs 10 Speech against Senate Joint Resolution 13 by Senator Lister Hill in the U.S. Senate 10 This Can Happen To Any State, (CA attorney general) Fred N. Howser, 1947 10 U.S. News, May 22, 1953 10 Material on Tidelands Book for Congress 10 Recent Developments With Respect To The Continental Shelf 10 Tidelands/States Rights 10 Time For Action 10 Offshore Operations LA, TX, CA 10 Offshore Drilling Operations in the Gulf of Mexico 10 Big Business In A Competitive Society 10 The Cost Of An Offshore Well In The Gulf of Mexico 10 Extracts from Petroleum Facts and Figures 10 State Sovereignty v. National, C. Perry Patterson 10 Potential Oil and Gas Reserves of the Continental Shelf Off the Coasts of LA, TX, and CA, February 16, 1953 10 Memorandum on the Matter of the Acquisition by the National 44 Offshore Drilling Operation 10 State Information re: Resources and Submerged Lands 10 Report of the Committee on Coastal Waters and Appurtenant Subsoil 10 The Judicial States of the Continental Shelf 10 State Sovereignty on Navigation 10 Cartography in the Submerged Lands Oil Cases 10 Congressional Record - 80th Congress, April 1948 10 Congressional Digest, October 1948 10 Marquette Law Review - article on Tidelands 10 Background material on Laws of the Sea 10 Final Report of UN Conference on Laws of the Sea 10 Congressional Digest 10 Texas Parade - article on Tidelands, March 1955 10 Leasing and Operating Regulations, U.S. Department of Interior 10 Marine Drilling Platforms 10 Characteristics of Submerged Lands, State of California 10 Our Public Lands 10 Oil Leasing Act of 1920, House reprint 82nd Congress, July 1961 10 Federal Power Commission Laws - Hydro Electric Power 10 Sovereignty and Ownership in the Marginal Sea 10 Specific Separatist and Script Application 10 True Reasons 10 Tidelands Speech for Radio, 1951 10 The American Association of Port Authorities 11 Correspondence, etc. 11 Statement of Price Daniel, Attorney General of Texas 11 Texas' Title to Submerged Lands 11 Price Daniel Statement before U.S. Senate and House 11 The Truth about Senate Joint Resolution. 13 11 Congressional Record - 82nd Congress, 2nd Session, 1951 11 News Clips pertaining to Tidelands issue 11 Confidential brief on Texas' 3 League Boundary 11 Price Daniel Tidelands [papers found loose in one box] 11 Correspondence, 1951 11 Joint Memorandum in support of rehearing in U.S. v. TX 11 Department of Interior 11 Interior and Insular Affairs 11 National Association of Attorneys General 11 Tidelands - Federal Lease Application 11 State Bar of Texas 11 The Texas Club Woman 11 Tidelands, Correspondence and manuscript 11 Tidelands Speeches, 1951 11 General Information and Local Agency Directory, 1962

(including Stun list, Form letters, Correspondence)

 11 Governor Daniel Working Papers - Tidelands 11 Tidelands Case - Supreme Court Justices' Opinions 11 To read - Congressional Record, Correspondence, etc. 11 Federal Aid 11 Texas Water Conservation meeting in San Antonio, 1952 11 Tidelands Material Requested - correspondence 11 Congressional Record, 1950-1951 11 Keep the Tidelands Association Midland 11 Tidelands - Fisheries 11 Statements on Tidelands - Spessard Holland speech, 1953 11 Tidelands, 1952

(including Price Daniel Statement of 1952, Texas Title to Submerged Lands, Maps, etc.)

 11 Resolution - Annexation 11 Tidelands - General 11 Tidelands correspondence, October 1952 11 House Resolution 4484 11 Preserve the Tidelands - Houston Magazine 11 Interior Department Secretary Chapman 11 Committee for Constitutional Government 12 Interim Bill 12 Complaint - Dickson v. Tom Clark 12 Every State Has Submerged Lands 12 Fallbrook Case 12 Dallas News 12 Compromise correspondence - Tidelands 12 Tidelands: 12 Georgia 12 Iowa 12 Kansas 12 Louisiana 12 Maine 12 Maryland 12 Massachusetts 12 New York 12 North Carolina 12 Ohio 12 Oklahoma 12 Pennsylvania 12 Tennessee 12 Washington, state of 12 Washington D. C. 12 Wisconsin 12 House Resolution 58 and House Resolution 1230 12 Price Daniel speech, September 1, 1952

(including Dallas, Tidelands and the November Election , Press memo from Bascom Giles)

 12 Constitutional Annexation and Ordinance 12 Tidelands, 1951 12 Tidelands to read Correspondence 12 Senate Joint Resolution 20 12 Decisions of Department of Interior in Cases Relating to Public Lands 12 Reports - Submerged Lands 12 Texas Annexation Bill 12 Debates and Senate Reports, 1952 12 Tidelands, (I), 1952 12 Tidelands, correspondence (II), 1952 12 Tidelands Correspondence (III) 12 Accounting 12 Title 43, Sec 141 12 Title III - Continental Shelf 12 Correspondence from the following states: 12 Arkansas 12 Arizona 12 Alabama 12 Colorado 12 Connecticut 12 Delaware 12 Florida 12 Georgia 12 Idaho 12 Indiana 12 Illinois 12 Iowa 12 Kansas 12 Kentucky 12 Louisiana 12 Maine 12 Maryland 12 Massachusetts 13 Michigan 13 Minnesota 13 Missouri 13 Mississippi 13 Montana 13 Nebraska 13 Nevada 13 New Hampshire 13 New Jersey 13 New Mexico 13 New York 13 North Carolina 13 North Dakota 13 Ohio 13 Oklahoma 13 Oregon 13 Pennsylvania 13 Rhode Island 13 South Carolina 13 South Dakota 13 Tennessee 13 Texas 13 Utah 13 Vermont 13 Virginia 13 Washington 13 West Virginia 13 Wisconsin 13 Wyoming 13 Tom Connally Statement re: House Joint Resolution 176 and House Joint Resolution 181 13 News Release - TDPA 13 Minutes, By-Laws, Resolutions - TPDA 13 Miscellaneous Letters and Lists - TDPA 13 Proposed Programs - TDPA 13 Tidelands Correspondence - Congratulations and Best Wishes 13 American Legion Resolution meeting in Galveston, May 1951 13 Tidelands Correspondence (I), 1952 13 Tidelands Correspondence (II), 1954 13 Tidelands Correspondence (III) and Speeches, etc., 1958 13 Barrons, Oil On The Shelf 13 Washington Contacts 13 Tidelands - Republican Activity 13 Tidelands Suit 13 Veterans Land File 13 Land Board File 14 Tidelands Bills Pending 14 State Bar - Taxation Letters 14 Continental Shelf 14 State Ownership of Submerged Coastal Lands, The Tidelands Case 14 Tidelands material 14 Reclamation State Letters, 1947 14 Tidelands General I 14 Tidelands General II 14 Tidelands - Texas Delegation 14 Tidelands Case 14 Tidelands Future Project 14 Tidelands current 14 Tidelands clips, 1951 14 Tidelands, 1951 14 Price Daniel and the Tidelands Controversy, by David Murph, March 2, 1978 [speech and tape] 14 Tidelands 14 Sweatt/Tidelands clippings 14 Tidelands articles 14 Tidelands, 1986-1987 14 Tidelands 14 Tidelands reports and speeches, 1947-1948 14 President of the United States 14 Tidelands Letters, speeches, clippings, 1948 14 Press Release 14 U.S. v. California 14 U.S. v. Texas - New brief 14 Federal Lease Applicants 14 Redraft of Resolution 15 Washington folder including correspondence and clips Tidelands (I) 15 Washington Office, Contacts - Tidelands (II) 15 State Bar of Texas Campaign correspondence (I) 15 State Bar of Texas Campaign correspondence (II) 15 General Land Office 15 Veterans Land program, 1952 15 Veterans Land Board (I) 15 Veterans Land Board (II) 15 Veterans Land Board (III) 15 School Land Board 15 U.S. v. Texas, Motion to Leave to File Complaint and Complaint 15 Supreme Court - Tidelands Suit 15 Tidelands - General Correspondence 15 Federal Fishing Claims - Fisheries 15 State Lands Commission - California 15 California (I) 15 California (II) 15 National Association of Attorneys General Convention, 1949 15 Working Papers - Tidelands Resolutions, etc. 15 Resolutions - Legislature, 1949 15 Correspondence re: Editorials 15 Opinions from the Supreme Court of the United States 15 Precedents concerning Texas Special Claim 15 Activities of the Texas Navy 15 Correspondence, clippings, etc., 1949 16 Tidelands Statements, Speeches 16 Memorandum on Rights Involved in U.S. v. Texas 16 Messages - Hall Hammond, Attorney General of Maryland re: Tidelands 16 Tidelands Bill Veto, May 29, 1952 16 Speeches, Testimonies, Statements and Articles re: Tidelands 16 Correspondence proposing Compromise I 16 Correspondence proposing Compromise II 16 State Department Press Releases and News clips 16 State Bar of Texas - Tidelands correspondence (I) 16 State Bar of Texas - Tidelands correspondence (II) 16 Legislative correspondence (I), 1949-1950 16 Legislative correspondence (II), 1949 16 Correspondence - Great Lakes 16 U.S. v. Texas Argument 16 Newspapers and Magazine lists - editors of the U.S. 16 Federation of Women's Clubs 16 Governors List 16 Tidelands Brief, Last decision - correspondence 16 Tidelands Brief correspondence 16 O'Mahoney Bill 16 Report on Tidelands Decision, June 20, 1950 16 Supreme Court - Telegrams and News Clips 16 National Association of Attorneys General 16 Resolutions 16 Tidelands miscellaneous 16 House Bill 41 16 Tidelands Decision, Congress 16 Amicus Curae - U.S. v. Texas 16 Correspondence, statements 16 State Bar Meeting re: Tidelands Speech 16 Admiral Nimitz of the Texas Navy - Washington Day Dinner 16 Facts and figures re: California Coastline 17 Attorney General's Office, Employee Files: 17 Loyalty Oath, filed alphabetically (A-N) 18 Loyalty Oath, filed alphabetically (O-Z) 18 Publications: 18 The Legal Status of Submarine Areas Beneath the High Seas, Richard Young. Reprint from The American Journal of International Law, April 1951 18 The Submerged Land Cases, John Hanna. Reprint from the Baylor Law Review's Symposium on the Texas Tidelands Case, 1951 18 The Conduct of the Litigation in United States v. Texas, Ireland Graves. Reprint from the Baylor Law Review's symposium 18 Submerged and Reclaimed Lands - Where Are We and Where Do We Go From Here? Address of Hall Hammond, Attorney General of Maryland before the American Association of Port Authorities, October, 1951 18 Critique on the Texas Tidelands Case, Roscoe Pound. Reprint from the Baylor Law Review's Symposium 18 Problems of the Continental Shelf, reprinted from Revue Egyptienne de Droit International, 1950 18 The Congress and International Law, Price Daniel. Reprint from Proceedings of the American Society of International Law, 1953 18 Price Daniel Speech on Submerged Lands delivered on the floor of the Senate of the United States 18 Price Daniel Speech - Every State Has Submerged Lands, delivered before Texas Congressional Dinner in Washington, D.C., April 30, 1951 18 The Baylor Line, article on The Price Daniel Family, May 1953 18 Recueil des Arrets, Avis Consultantifs et Ordonnances, Affaire des Pecheries, Reports of Judgements, Advisory Opinions and Orders, Fisheries Case, 1951 18 Statement by Harold R. Fatzer, Attorney General of Kansas before the Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, February 16, 1953 18 Titles To Lands Beneath Navigable Waters. Reprint of the Report of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on Senate Bill 1988, Washington, D.C., 1951 18 Claimed Authority For Seizure and Lease of Certain Submerged Lands Under the Federal Property Act. Hearing before the Committee on the Judiciary United States Senate, June 12, 1952 18 Tidelands States Rights for Editors 18 Every State Has Submerged Lands. True Reasons Why Congressional Action Confirming State Ownership of Submerged Lands (House Resolution 4484) is Favored by…. 18 The Oil Forum , November 1953 18 Phillips and the Natural Gas Act, Bradford Ross and Bernard A. Foster, Jr. Reprint from the symposium on The Regulation of Natural Gas, Summer 1954 18 The Cost of an Offshore Well In the Gulf of Mexico, reprinted from The Pure Oil News, February, 1952 18 Quick News Weekly - pages 18 and 19 18 The NUEA Discussion and Debate manual, 1953-1954, Selecting the President. Edited by Bower Aly 19 Applications for Employment in the Attorney General's Office: 19 Folders alphabetically filed (A-Z) 20 Tidelands Publications: 20 Baylor Law Review. Volume III, Number 2. Symposium on the Texas Tidelands Case. Waco, TX: Baylor Law School, 1951 20 Boletin del Instituto de Derecho Comparado de Mexico. Mexico, D.F.: Universidad Autonoma de Mexico, 1951 20 Education in Pasadena. Eighth Report, Senate Investigating Committee on Education. Sacramento: California 20 Submerged Lands. Hearings before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, 81st Congress, 2nd Session, on Senate Joint Resolution 195. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1950 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original, United States v. State of Texas. Defendant's Petition for Rehearing, October Term, 1949 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original, United States v. State of Texas. In opposition to Motion for Judgment [2 copies, one uncorrected] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. In regard to motion of the State of Texas for leave to file an amended answer 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. Reply Memorandum for the United Stated in support of Motion for Judgment 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. Amend the motion for order to take Oral Depositions, Statements in Support, and Reply to Plaintiff's Memorandum in opposition to the original Motion 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. Motion to Pass the Hearing Set for March, 27 [2 copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. First Amended Answer of the State of Texas [2 copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 13, Original United States v. State of Texas. Motion for Leave to file Complaint 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 12, Original, United States of America v. State of California. Answer of State of California, 1945 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 12, Original. United States v. State of California. Appendices A to I to Brief for the State of California in Opposition to Motion for Judgment, 1945 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 12, Original, United States v. State of California. Petition of Robert E. Lee Jordan for Leave to file Brief as Amicus Curiae in Opposition to the Petition of the Attorney General for a Proposed Supplemental Decree, 1945 20 Supreme Court of the United States. No. 12, Original, October Term, United States v. State of California. Mr. Justice Black delivered the opinion of the Court, 1946 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 14, Original, United States v. State of Texas. Motion for more definite statement or bill of particulars and for extension of the time to answer or otherwise plead, 1948 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 14, Original United States v. State of Texas. Motion of the State of Texas to dismiss the complaint of the United States of America, 1948 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 14, Original United States v. State of Texas. Reply in opposition to Motion for Judgment, 1948 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 14, Original United States v. State of Texas. Answer of the State of Texas, 1948 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Number 14, Original United States v. State of Texas. Motion of the State of Texas for Appointment of a Special Master, 1948 20 Conservation and Control of Submerged Coastal Lands and of Lands Beneath Inland Waters and of Certain Resources of Said Lands. Hearings before Subcommittee No 1 of the Committee on the Judiciary House of Representatives, 81st Congress, 1st Session on House Resolution 5991 and House Resolution 5992, August 24, 25, and 29, 1949 20 Before the Supreme Court of the United States, Brief of Amicus Curiae. by M. H. Stougaard, Huntsville, Texas 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, United States of America v. State of Texas. Supplemental Statement and Brief for the State of Texas in support of objections to motion of the United States for Leave to File Complaint, 1948 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, United States v. State of Texas. Motion for Leave to file objections and objections to Motion of United States of America for Leave to File Complaint 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, Oct. Term, Number 7, Original, United States of America v. State of Louisiana. Motion for modification of decree and brief in support of motion, 1954 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 12, Original, United States of America v. State of Louisiana. Memorandum in regard to the state's objections to the decree proposed by the United States, 1950 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 12, Original, United States v. State of Louisiana. Reply to plaintiffs memorandum on proposed decree, 1950 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 15, Original, United States v. State of Louisiana. Memorandum for the United States in reply to Louisiana's brief in opposition to motion for leave to file complaint, 1955 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 11, Original, Brief of the State of Louisiana in Opposition to Motion for Judgment by the United States, 1956 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 11, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Answer of the State of Texas to the Motion of the United States for Judgment; Motion for Leave to Take Evidence; Motion for Severance and for Separate Trial and Argument; and Statement in Support of Motions and in Reply to Response of the United States to Motion for Pretrial Conference, 1957 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 11, Original, United States of America v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Joint Memorandum of the States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida Pertaining to Schedule for Filing of Briefs and Order of Allotment of Time for Oral Argument, 1957 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 11, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. Answer of Defendant the State of Texas to Second Cause of Action, 1957 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States of America v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Brief of the State of Texas, 1958 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Number 10, Original, Appendix to Louisiana's reply brief and Motion to file with Supporting Statements, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Written Memorial of Oral Argument for Alabama, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Motion of the States of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama to file a supplement to their Respective Petitions For Rehearing Herein by Offering Newly Discovered Evidence, and Statement In Support Thereof, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Supplemental Brief of the State of Mississippi in Opposition to Motion for Judgment on Amended Complaint, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Brief of the State of Florida Filed Subsequent to Argument, 1959 20 In The Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. On Motion for Judgment on Amended Complaint. Reply of the United States to Briefs Filed by the Defendants after Oral Argument, 1959 [two copies] 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas Mississippi, Alabama and Florida Number 10, Original, Supplemental Memorandum for the United States and Motion for Leave to File, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Post-Submission Reply argument and Memorandum on behalf of the State of Texas, 1959 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, United States v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Supplemental Memorandum of Additional Research Concerning United States Recognition of Texas' Three League Boundary, and motion for Leave to File, 1959 20 Development of Oil and Gas on the Public Domain. Hearings before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Public Lands and Surveys United States Senate, Seventy-Ninth Congress, 1st Session on Senate Bill 1236. Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1945 20 The Commission on Intergovernmental Relations. A Message from the President of the United States Transmitting The Final Report of the Commission on Intergovernmental Relations, Pursuant to Public Law 109, 83rd Congress. June 28, 1955 20 University of Florida Law Review. Volume I, Number 1 Spring, 1948. Gainsville, FL: University of Florida, Article by Julius F. Parker, <emph render="doublequote">Problems in Florida and Other Coastal States Caused by the California Tidelands Decision,</emph> 1948 20 Confiscation by Judicial Decree; The Procedural Course of the Tidelands Cases by F. Frowbridge von Baur. Reprinted from Tulane Law Review. New Orleans, LA: Tulane Law School., 1953 20 Treaties Affecting the Northeastern Fisheries. United States Tariff Commission. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Tariff Commission, (Report No. 152, Second Series), 1944 20 Report of Subcommittee No. 1 on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives Confirming and Establishing the Titles of the States to Lands Beneath Navigable Waters within State Boundaries and to the Natural Resources within Such Lands and Waters and Providing for the Use and Control of Said Lands and Resources and for the Control, Exploration, Development and Conservation of Certain Resources of the Continental Shelf Lying Outside of State Boundaries 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 6, Original, United States of America v. State of California. Exceptions of the United States to the Report of the Special Master Files, November 10, 1952 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 6, Original, United States v. State of California. Exceptions to Report of Special Master Stated October 14, 1952 and Motion For Leave To Tile Brief and to Present Oral Argument, 1952 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number[], Original, State of Alabama v. State of Texas; State of Louisiana; State of Florida; State of California; George M. Humphrey; Douglas McKay; Robert B. Anderson; Ivy Baker Priest. Opposition of Defendants George M. Humphrey, Douglas McKay, Robert B. Anderson and Ivy Baker Priest to Complaint's Motion for Leave to File Complaint, 1953 20 Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act. Report together with Minority Views from the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Senate of the United States to accompany Senate Bill 1901, June 8, 1953 20 Submerged Lands Act. Report from the committee on the judiciary House of Representatives to accompany House Resolution 4198, March 27, 1953 20 Submerged Lands Act. America's Stake in Offshore Oil. Mr. Murray, from the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, submitted the following Minority Views to accompany Senate Joint Resolution 13, April 1, 1953 20 Standby Economic Controls. Report from the Committee on Banking and Currency to accompany Senate Bill 1081, April 6, 1953 20 Cumulative Supplements to the 1949 Edition of Bureau of Reclamation Project Feasibilities and Authorizations. Washington: United States Department of the Interior, 1952 20 Submerged Lands. Hearing before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, 82nd Congress, Second Session on an amendment to provide for the continuation of operations under certain mineral leases issued by the respective states covering submerged lands of the continental shelf, February 7, 1952 20 Submerged Lands Act. A Report from the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, Senate of the United States to accompany Senate Joint Resolution 13, Joint Resolution to confirm and establish the titles of the states to lands beneath navigable waters within state boundaries and to the Natural Resources within such lands and waters, to provide for the use and control of said lands and resources, and to confirm the jurisdiction and control of the United States over the natural resources of the seabed of the continental shelf seaward of state boundaries, March 27, 1953 20 Title to Lands Beneath Navigable Waters. Reprint of the report of the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on Senate Bill 1988. Washington, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, 1951 20 Joint Memorandum in Support of Rehearing in United States v. Texas by Joseph Walter Bingham, C. John Columbus, Gilbert Gidel, Manley O. Hudson, Charles Cheney Hyde, Hans Kelsen, William Masterson, Roscoe Pound, Stefan A. Riesenfeld, and Filipe Sanchez Roman, July 15, 1950 20 The Continental Shelf in the Practice of American States by Richard Young. Reprinted from the Inter-American Judicial Yearbook, 1950-1951 20 Critique on the Texas Tidelands Case, by Roscoe Pound. Reprint of the Baylor Law Review's Symposium on the Texas Tidelands Case, 1951 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 36, Original, The State of Texas v. the State of Louisiana, Before the Honorable Robert Vand Pelt, Special Master. Brief for the State of Texas in support of Motion for Judgment, 1969 20 In The Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 36, Original, The State of Texas v. the State of Louisiana. Reply Brief by Louisiana to the Brief of the State of Texas in support of its Motion for Judgment, 1970 20 In the Supreme Court of the United States, October Term, Number 10, Original, The United States of America v. States of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida. Joint Brief for the Defendant States on the Common Question, 1958 20 The American Law Institute. The Foreign Relations Law of the United States. A Restatement. Submitted by the Council to the Members for Discussion at the 35th Annual Meeting, May 21-14, 1958. Tentative Draft Number 2, May 8, 1958. Philadelphia: The American Law Institute, 1958 20 Submerged Lands. Hearings in Executive Sessions before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, 83rd Congress, First Session on Senate Joint Resolution 13, Senate Bills 294 and 107, Senate Bill 107 Amendment, and Senate Joint Resolution 8. Part 2, March 16, 24, 25, and 26, 1953 20 Submerged Lands. Hearings before the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, 83rd Congress, First Session on Senate Joint Resolution 13; Senate Bills 294 and 107; Senate Bill 107 Amendment; and Senate Joint Resolution 18, February 16-27 and March 2-4, 1953 20 Submerged Lands. Hearings before Subcommittee Number 1, Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, 83rd Congress, First Session, on House Resolution 2948 and Similar Bills 21 Publications and file folders 1947-1952: 21 Report of the Joint Legislative Committee on Interstate Cooperation, 1952 21 In the Supreme Court of the United States October Term, Heman Marion Sweatt, Petitioner v. Theophilus Shickel Painter, et al. Brief of the states of Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia, Amici Curiae in support of respondents, 1949 21 The Congress and International Law: The Treaty-Making Power and the Continental Shelf by the Honorable Price Daniel 21 Senate Joint Resolution 20 21 Senate Bill 940 21 Senate Bill 1988 21 House Bill 4484 21 Memorandum Brief, Rights and Remedies of the State in Connection with Excesses by Lonny F. Zwiener 21 Our Vanishing Shoreline. A Report by the United States Department of the Interior National Parks Service 21 Deep Water The Speed Queen. New York: The New York Marine News Co., Inc., 1952 21 Tape recorded interview of Price Daniel for State Representative Yearbook of Price Daniel, 1940 21 Texas Legislative Manual, 46th and 47th Legislatures, 1939-1941 21 Texas Legislative Manual, 46th Legislature, 1939 21 The State of Texas or the State of Taxes? by Byron C. Utecht. San Antonio: The Naylor Company, 1949 21 Laws and Regulations on the Regime of the High Seas. Vol II. Laws relating to Jurisdiction over Crimes Committed Abroad or on the High Seas. New York: United Nations, 1952 21 Texas Election Laws. Price Daniel, Attorney General of Texas, 1952 21 Baylor Law Review . Texas' Title to Submerged Lands by Price Daniel, Attorney General of Texas, 1949 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1951 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1952 21 The Work of the United States Supreme Court for the Current Term, 1948-1949 by Harold L. Reeve 21 In the Supreme Court of the United States October Term, No. 44. Heman Marion Sweatt, Petitioner v. Theophilus Shickel Painter, et al Respondents. Brief for Respondents Price Daniel, Attorney General of Texas, Joe R. Greenhill, First Assistant Attorney General, E. Jacobson, Assistant Attorney General Attorneys for Respondents, 1949 21 Directory of Members of the Judge Advocates Association, July 1953 21 Survey of International Law in Relation to the Work of Codification of the International Law Commission. Preparatory work within the purview of article 18, paragraph 1 of the Statute of the International Law Commission. Lake Success, NY: United Nations-General Assembly International Law Commission, 1949 21 Rules to Prevent Collisions of Vessels and Pilot Rules for Certain Inland Waters of the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts and of the Coast of the Gulf of Mexico. Treasury Department, United States Coast Guard, August 1, 1949 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1946 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1947 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1948 21 National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings, 1949 21 Sam Houston Jones, Governor, State of Louisiana 1940-1944. A Brief Biographical Sketch by Roland Cocreham 21 Highway Administration in Texas. Frank M. Stewart. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1934 21 Police and Allied Powers of Municipalities in Texas. Stuart A. MacCorkle. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1938 21 Municipal Police Administration in Texas. R. Weldon Cooper. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1938. 21 Democratic National Convention Official Proceedings, 1952 22 Correspondence arranged by Texas Counties, 1947-1952: 22 Anderson through Collingsworth 23 Colorado through Denton 24 DeWitt through Harris (C) 25 Harris (D) through Hood 26 Hopkins through Liberty 27 Limestone through Potter 28 Presidio through Travis (F) 29 Travis (G) through Out-of-State (K) 30 Out-of-State (L) through Henrietta Pyle 31 Campaigns, including correspondence from supporters, pledge sheets, county managers, etc. arranged by Texas counties, 1946-1952: 31 Bexar (A) through Bowie (county manager) 32 Brazoria through Cass 33 Castro through Dallas (#1) 34 Dallas (#2) through Dallas (PQ) 35 Dallas (R) through Ellis 36 Ector through Gonzales 37 Gray through Harris County 38 Harris County through Harris County (E) 39 Harris County (F) through Harris County (W) 40 Harrison County through Hudspeth 41 Hunt through Kaufman 42 Kendall through Loving 43 Lubbock through Midland 44 Milam through Parmer 45 Pecos through Smith [three folders] 46 Smith (continued) through Tarrant County 47 Taylor County through Travis (M) 48 Travis (N) through Wichita County 49 Wilbarger through Washington D.C. (Part I) 50 Campaign Files - Attorney General, 1947-1952: 50 Washington D.C. (Part II) 50 News clippings, Price Daniel, 1950-1952 50 A Point of View on Personnel Management by W. Rowland Allen 50 Texas Public Opinion on the Senatorial Race, A Statewide Survey conducted in June, 1952 by Joe Belden and Associates 50 Senate voting records 50 Press Releases 50 Campaign, 1952: 50 File #1 50 File #2 50 Crime, 1952 50 French Embassy 50 Naval Reserves 50 Speech material on Inland Waterways 50 General Files, Filed by subjects, 1947-1952: 50 Ackerman, Harry 50 Acheson, Dean 50 Admirals Club 50 American Bar Association 50 Adjutant General 50 Aeronautics Commission 50 Agriculture 50 American Fair Trade Council 50 American G.I. Forum 50 American Gas Forum 50 American Legion, 1949 51 American Legion news clippings 51 American Bible Society 51 American Society of International Law 51 Americans for Constitutional Government 51 Anti-Communist Speech material 51 Anti-New Deal 51 Anti-Lynch 51 Anglo-American Oil Treaty 51 State Approval Agency 51 Architectural Examiners 51 American Railroad Examiners 51 American Railroad, ownership 51 Associated General Contractors 51 Statistics on Attorney General's office 51 Attorney General, administrative 51 Attorney General memos from assistants 51 Attorney General memos from assistants 51 Attorney General, news clippings 51 Attorney General, legislation 51 Attorney General, U.S. 51 Tom Clark, U.S. Attorney General 51 Attorney General, Forms and reports 51 Attorney General, other states 51 Attorney General, other states, photos 51 Auto company investments 51 Auditor, State 51 Baptist Standard 51 Bar Association 51 Barber Board 51 Baylor Stadium 51 Baylor, 1947-1948 51 Baylor, 1949-1950 51 Baylor Historical Society 51 Baylor clippings 51 Board of Water Engineers 52 Paul Bolton 52 Board of Control 52 Beacon case 52 Bergman-Stromboli 52 William A. Blakley 52 Boys Ranch 52 Boys State 52 Bradley, Gen. Omar, speech, 1948 52 Brazos River 52 Broadcast, Price Daniel, July 21 52 Brownsville matter 52 Board of Nurse Examiners 52 Budget Division, Executive Dept. 52 Capitol Letters, Ray Lowry 52 Campaign Expenditures 52 Cassell v. State of Texas 52 Catholic 52 Central Dad's Committee 52 Certified Public Accountants 52 Children Federation, Inc. 52 Chiropodist 52 C.I.O. 52 Citizen Newspaper 52 Citizen's Committee Displaced Persons 52 Citrus Committee 52 Civil Aeronautics Board 52 Civil Air Patrol 52 Civil Rights 52 J.B. Clark, Odem, Texas 52 Upton Close 52 Committee on Interstate Cooperation 52 Clippings, 1952 52 Courts Building 52 College Amendment 52 Colorado River, Municipal Water District 52 Community Chest 52 Community Property 52 Community Council, Austin and Travis County 52 Committee for Constitutional Government 52 Complaints 52 Communism 52 Comptroller 52 Tom Connally 52 Voting Record of Connally, 1946-1951 52 Congressional Record 52 Co-Ops 52 Cosmetology Board 52 Constitutional Amendment [2 markers] 52 Council of State Governments 53 County Officers 53 County Judges and Commissioners Association 53 Courts Building 53 Robert G. ----- 53 Criminal Appeals Court 53 Crime Correspondence 53 Crime and Justice in Japan 53 Crime Radio Interview 53 Criminal Bar Association 53 Crippled Children 53 Crusade for Freedom 53 Dairy Product Institute, Ft. Worth speech 53 Olin Culberson [8 markers] 53 Daily Texan 53 Dairy Product Institute, Ft. Worth [1 marker] 53 Dallas Dairy 53 Dallas News 53 Daughters of the Republic 53 Davis, Cyclone 53 Democrat Council, Chairman 53 State Democratic Convention [2 markers] 53 Democratic Convention clippings [2 markers] 53 Democratic Party, clippings, 1952 [3 markers] 53 Democratic Convention [1 marker] 53 Dental Board 53 Department of Defense 53 Department of Commerce 53 State Democratic Party [1 marker] 53 Democratic Party 53 Democratic Party, Mitchell v. Daniel, 1952 53 Don Politico [1 marker] 53 Allan Duckworth 53 Charles W. Dickerson 53 Fagan Dickson 53 Disaster Relief Procedure 53 District and County Attorneys 53 Duval County 53 Duval County elections [1 marker] 53 East Texas Agriculture Council 53 Eagles (F.O.A.) 53 Editorials, pro and con, 1952 [2 markers] 53 Education 53 Eisenhower 53 Election laws, news clippings [1 marker] 53 Election Bureau Figures 53 Election law mats [8 markers] 53 Election publications [1 marker] 53 Election code 53 Governors Commission on election laws 53 Elks 53 Eleemosynary and State Park land 53 El Paso Taxation case 53 El Paso Labor [1 marker] 53 Extradition 53 Expense Accounts 53 Fair Trade [1 marker] 53 Farm Bureau 53 Farmers, Federal Interference 54 Farmers Cooperative, Inc. 54 Federal Bureau of Investigation 54 Federations of Women's Clubs 54 Fireman's Pension Committee 54 Dean Flowers Estate 54 Foreign trade 54 Franchise tax data 54 Freight Rate cases 54 Fire Prevention Committee 54 Fisheries and Wildlife Conservation 54 Game and Fish Commission [4 markers] 54 Gas Association 54 Flare Gas cases, clippings 54 Gas Legislation 54 Gas 54 Geophysical Exploration 54 Gilliam Soap Works 54 Good Neighbor Commission 54 Governor's office, Bill McGill 54 Lieutenant Governor Allan Shivers 54 Governor Beauford Jester 54 Governor Allan Shivers 54 Graduation Invitations 54 Charles A. Guy 54 Gulf Seismograph 54 Gulf States Marine Fisheries Compact 54 Harvey Travel Bureau 54 Hatch Act 54 Health Department 54 W.W. Heath, Attorney 54 John Edgar Hoover 54 Houston trip, October 1, 1951 54 H. L. Hunt 54 Income tax, general 54 George Butler, Confidential 54 Insurance Commission 54 Insurance 54 Interior Department 54 International Law Association 54 Interstate Commerce Commission 54 Intercoastal Canal Association 54 Guy Cade Jackson, Jr. 54 Jewish matters, Armstrong 54 Junior Chamber of Commerce 54 Judge Advocate 54 Juvenile Delinquency 54 Judges, U.S. Supreme Court 54 Kerrville Camp 54 Kiwanis 54 Ku Klux Klan 54 Liberty pictures, clippings 54 Laguna Madre 54 Latin American matters 54 Labor matters 55 Lists, newspaper contacts in Texas 55 Law Enforcement 55 Labor, State Department of 55 League of Women Voters 55 League of Texas Municipalities 55 Board for Lease of State Park Lands 55 Legislative Budget Director 55 Legislative Council 55 Joint Legislative Council 55 Legislation 55 Lieutenant Governor Ramsey 55 Legislature 55 Liquor Control Board 55 Lists: 55 Soil conservation list 55 Garcia's list 55 Late names, friends, 1951 55 National officers 55 Miscellaneous 55 Democratic Executive Committee 55 Stuart Long, KVET 55 Livestock Sanitary Commission 55 Lottery 55 Lower Colorado River Authority 55 Douglas MacArthur 55 John F. Maddox 55 Knight Commander of the Court of Honor 55 Masonic 55 Medical 55 March, Caso, candidate, 1950 55 Mexican seizure of shrimp boats 55 Mid Continent Oil and Gas Association 55 Missing Persons 55 Moore - McCloskey 55 Montana 55 Motor Bus Carrier 55 Muscular Dystrophy 55 Earle Mayfield, Jr. 55 McClain, Rev. Jim 55 McGriffin, Norton 55 McGrath, Howard 55 McMillan [article] 55 Merchant Marine and National Affairs 55 National Association of Attorneys General, 1950-1952

(including Houston Meeting; Miami Meeting, 1948; Correspondence, 1948; Meeting, 1947)

 56 Correspondence with Frank Bane 56 National Fisheries 56 National Lumber Manufacturers Association 56 National Milk Association 56 National Political Congressional record 56 National Reclamation Association 56 National Association of Broadcasters 56 National Resources and Tax 56 National Water Conservation Conference 56 Pat Neff, Jr. 56 Naturopathic Board 56 Nebraska 56 Neches-Sabine River 56 Negro Universities 56 Daily and weekly newspapers 56 Newsweek article 56 Northwest Atlantic Fisheries 56 Nordyke, Lewis 56 Senator Nixon's speech 56 Office of the President 56 Occupational tax 56 W. Lee O'Daniel 56 Ohio Oil Co. 56 Oil Case 56 Opinion news clippings 56 Optometrist 56 Orientation, joint civilian 56 Parks Board 56 Parochial Schools 56 Pardons and Parole 56 Peanut growers 56 Drew Pearson 56 Perryville 56 Penitentiary 56 Pecos River 56 Pedernales River Improvement Association 56 Pensions 56 Robert L. Payton, Waco 56 Pixiecrat Party 56 Phi Alpha Delta 56 Phillips Petroleum case 56 Thomas Y. Pickett and Co. 56 Plumbing Board 56 Pharmacy Board 56 Personal Policy matters 56 Poll results 56 Poll tax, federal, Sam Rayburn 56 Poll tax 56 Poll tax exemptions #1 56 Poll tax exemptions #2 56 Pollution 56 Press Association, Texas Gulf Coast 56 Press Releases, 1952 57 Press releases, 1947-1950 57 Prison Land Board 57 South Texas Producers Association 57 Proposed Legislation 57 Public Policy 57 Public Lands Committee

(including Perryville National Cemetery, Colorado River rights, Federal aid road appropriation, Cumberland River Dam, Tennessee Tombigbee Inland Waterway)

 57 Publicity 57 Publication laws 57 Public Welfare Department 57 Rules Committee

(including Special Commission on Lobbying, Special Committee on Small Business)

 57 Racial matters 57 Radio, new file 57 Personal, railroad 57 Railroad, commission 57 Roscoe, Larry - Station KGBC 57 Real Estate Board 57 Redistricting 57 Republican Party 57 Reconstruction Finance Corp. 57 Refugio County, Law enforcement 57 Rent decontrol 57 Report of Business 57 Resolutions 57 Retirement system of Texas employees 57 Retirement Board 57 Rio Grande River Commission 57 Rotary 57 Revision of Criminal codes 57 Russia, the Utopia in chains (excerpts) 57 Salvation Army 57 Savings Bonds 57 Sabine River 57 School Land Board clippings 57 Secret Ballot bill, clippings, 1952 57 Senate Race 57 Senate Information, 1952 57 Shepperd, John Ben 57 Secretary Snyder's tax proposal 57 Segregation 57 Segregations, clippings 57 Selective Service system 57 Sesquicentennial, Texas 57 Secretary of State, Brown 57 Sigma Delta Chi 57 Senate Race, news clippings, 1948 57 National Federation of Small Business, Inc. 57 Sons of Confederate Veterans 57 Socialized Medicine 57 Sir Hartley Shawcross 57 Sheriff's Association 58 S.C.I. (Association of Former Military Intelligence men) 58 Southern Methodist University Legal Foundation 58 John T. Smith Tax Letters 58 Sons of the Republic of Texas 58 Speeches [copies] 58 State Hospitals and special schools 58 State Attorney 58 State Board of Professional Engineers 58 State Legislatures, all states, party control 58 State Capitol 58 State defense 58 State finances 58 State Library 58 State Mineral Society of Texas 58 State Teachers Colleges 58 State Junior Bar 58 State Rights 58 State Rights [clippings] 58 State politics 58 State Commission for the Blind 58 State Observer (newspaper) 58 Steel Dispute 58 Subcommittee on Fisheries 58 National Fisheries Institute 58 Supreme Court 58 Subversion comments 58 Summary Tax sales 58 Supreme Lodge S.P.J.S.T. of Texas 58 Sweatt Case

(including Correspondence, Congratulations)

 58 Sweatt Decision

(including Correspondence, News clippings)

 58 Swedish newspaper 58 Taxes 58 Taxation 58 Buck Taylor's Middle Buster 58 Teachers' Retirement 58 Tennessee 58 Telephone Company 58 Texas Aeronautics Commission 58 Texas Banking Board 58 Texas Editorial Association 58 Texas Fisherman's Association 58 Texas Congressional Dinner 58 Texas Employment Commission 58 Texas Flag 58 Texas Fire Insurance Department 58 Texas Fraternal Congress 58 Texas Good Roads Association 58 Texarkana Sewage Bonds 58 Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Association 58 Texas Heritage Foundation 58 Texas Manufacturing Association 58 Texas Military District 58 Texas Motor Bus Association 58 Texas Motor Transportation Association 58 Texas National Forests 58 Texas Navy 58 Texas Outlook (magazine) 58 Texas Pioneers 58 Texas Ports Association 58 Texas Prison System 58 Texas Public Employees 58 Texas Department of Public Safety 58 Texas Retail Grocers Association 58 Texas School Law 58 Texas Southern University 58 Texas State Federation of Labor 58 Texas Tech College 59 Texas Safety Association 59 Texas State Teachers Association 59 Texas State Parks Board 59 Texas Spectator (Magazine article) 59 Texas State House Reporter 59 Texas Title Association 59 Texas Water Conservation 59 Texas Women's Press Association 59 Trinity Valley Association 59 Townsend Plan, Inc. 59 Travis County Bar Association 59 Traffic Safety 59 Trans-Texas Airways 59 Trucks-Railroad Transportation 59 Truman, Harry 59 Treasury Department 59 Trumanites, Smarter (article) 59 Truckers 59 U.S. Senate 59 U.S. House of Representatives 59 U.S.O. 59 United Nations 59 U.N.E.S.C.O. 59 Uniform laws 59 Unitization (DeNovo and Receivership bills) 59 University correspondence, all schools 59 Used Car Racket 59 Usury cases 59 United Drys 59 Veterans Administration 59 Veterans of Foreign Wars 59 Disabled American Veterans 59 Veterans County Service Office 59 Veterans State Service Office 59 Voting in the Armed Forces 59 Wildcatters Congress 59 Wiggins 59 Percy Williams 59 Wisconsin Attorney General 59 West Texas Chamber of Commerce 59 West Texas Proposed Federal Water Projects 59 West Texas Press Association 59 Women's Federated Clubs 59 World Government 60 Miscellaneous Files, 1947-1952: 60 Senate Campaign, 1952 60 Daniel - Stevenson 60 Broadcast, October 21, 1952

(including Stevenson, October 20)

 60 Speech, Oak Cliff High School 60 American Institute of Accountants Annual Meeting, October 9, 1952 60 Speech Conference - Coastal Engineering, Houston, November 7, 1951 60 Denton - 15th Anniversary of Radio Station KDNT 60 Personal Appearance news clippings 60 Greenville Centennial Celebration