urn:taro:tslac.10282 Texas Governor Price Daniel: An Inventory of Governor Price Daniel Records at the Texas State Archives, 1944-1966, undated, bulk 1957-1962 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. Governor (1957-1963 : Daniel) Governor Price Daniel records 1944-1966, undated bulk 1957-1962 Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records consist of correspondence, reports, briefs, speeches, subject files, appointment files, legislative bill files, campaign files, press releases, clippings, and First Lady's files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records are dated 1944-1966, undated, bulk 1957-1962. Records dating from after Daniel's gubernatorial term were added later at Daniel's request. Subjects include the Tidelands Case (state title to submerged lands), Sweatt v. Painter (racial segregation in public education), segregation generally, state government agencies, federal government programs, taxes (especially sales tax issues), politics, elections, water resources projects, and legislation. These materials are written predominately in English . approximately 466 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 governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state, elected by the citizens every four years. The duties and responsibilities of the governor include serving as commander-in-chief of the state's military forces; convening special sessions of the legislature for specific purposes; delivering to the legislature at the beginning of each regular session a report on the condition of the state, an accounting of all public money under the governor's control, a recommended biennial budget, an estimate of the amounts of money required to be raised by taxation, and any recommendations he deems necessary; signing or vetoing bills passed by the legislature; and executing the laws of the state. The governor can grant reprieves and commutations of punishment and pardons, upon the recommendation of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, and revoke conditional pardons. He appoints numerous state officials (with the consent of the Senate), fills vacancies in state and district offices (except vacancies in the legislature), calls special elections to fill vacancies in the legislature, fills vacancies in the United States Senate until an election can be held, and serves as ex officio member of several state boards.

The office of governor was first established by the Constitution of 1845 and superseded the office of president of the Republic of Texas. The position now exists under authority of Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution of 1876 and Texas Government Code, Chapter 401. To be elected governor, a person must be at least thirty years old, a United States citizen, and a resident of Texas for at least five years preceding the election. In 1972, the term of office was extended from two to four years, effective in 1975. Since 1856 the governor has had the use of the Governor's Mansion.

In 1957 the Office of the Governor had 30 full-time equivalent employees including an executive secretary, a director of the Budget Division, and the state coordinator of civil defense and disaster relief.

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 governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records consist of correspondence, reports, briefs, speeches, subject files, appointment files, legislative bill files, campaign files, press releases, clippings, and First Lady's files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records are dated 1944-1966, undated, bulk 1957-1962. Records dating from after Daniel's gubernatorial term were added later at Daniel's request. Subjects include the Tidelands Case (state title to submerged lands), Sweatt v. Painter (racial segregation in public education), segregation generally, state government agencies, federal government programs, taxes (especially sales tax issues), politics, elections, water resources projects, and legislation.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Organization of the Records

These records have been organized into series by the State Archives. The records are organized into 14 series.

Annual reports and publications, 1959-1962, approximately 15 cubic ft. Appointment files, 1957-1962, approximately 32 cubic ft. Campaign files, 1950, 1956-1962 (bulk 1956-1962), approximately 71 cubic ft. Clippings, 1956, 1958-1962, undated, approximately 20 cubic ft. First Lady's files, 1953-1963 (bulk 1957-1963), approximately 19 cubic ft. General correspondence, 1957-1962, approximately 57 cubic ft. General files, 1944-1945, 1954-1966 (bulk 1957-1962), approximately 139 cubic ft. Governor Allan Shivers proclamations, 1955-1956, approximately 2 cubic ft. Legislative files, 1947, 1956-1962 (bulk 1957-1962), approximately 36 cubic ft. Program files, 1957-1963, approximately 23 cubic ft. Public works files, 1957-1963, approximately 5 cubic ft. Speeches, 1956-1963 (bulk 1957-1962), approximately 13 cubic ft. Subject files, 1951-1953, 1956-1963 (bulk 1957-1962), approximately 24 cubic ft. Water files, 1949, 1956-1962 (bulk 1956-1962), approximately 10 cubic ft. 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. Shivers, Robert Allan. Daniel, Jean Houston. Corporate Names: Texas. Office of the Governor. University of Texas at Austin. School of Law. Subjects: Governors--Texas. Submerged lands--Texas. Petroleum in submerged lands--Texas. Administrative agencies--Texas. Segregation--Texas. Segregation in education--Texas. Segregation in higher education--Texas. Discrimination in education--Texas. Governors--wives--Texas. Campaign literature--Texas. Politicals campaigns--Texas. Taxation--Texas. Sales tax--Texas. Water resources development--Texas. Places: Texas--Politics and government--1951- Texas--Officials and employees--Selection and appointment. Document Types: Correspondence--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Reports--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Briefs (legal documents)--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Speeches--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Clippings--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Bills (legislative records)--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Press releases--Texas--Governors--1944-1966. Functions: Decision making. Administration of Texas. Influencing Texas government policy. 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 Attorney General Price Daniel records, 1934, 1938-1941, 1944-1962, 1969-1970, 1978, 1986-1987, bulk 1947-1952, approximately 60 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 and cite the series), Texas Governor 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 Annual reports and publications, 1959-1962, approximately 15 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the annual reports and publications of mostly state government agencies held by Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1959-1962. Included are some state agency minutes, budgets, and audits.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Annual reports and publications, Texas Governor Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 445 Annual Reports and Publications, 1960: 445 Texas Employment Commission 445 General Land Office 445 General Motors 445 Texas Judicial Council 445 Texas Commission on Alcoholism 445 San Jacinto River Authority 445 Game and Fish Commission 445 Board of Water Engineers 445 Industrial Accident Board 445 Department of Public Safety 445 Sabine River Compact Administration 445 Public Surveyors 445 Texas Industrial 445 Governors Commission on Human Relations 445 The Municipal Court for District of Columbia 445 Texas Liquor Control Board 445 Texas Commission on Alcoholism 445 Texas Council on Migrant Labor 445 Texas Youth Council 445 Department of Public Welfare 445 Lubbock National Security, Seminar - Final Report, 1961 445 Good Neighbor Commission 445 State Securities Board 445 Plumbing Examiners 445 County Auditors Report 445 State Building Commission 445 Bureau of Labor Statistics 445 Texas Municipal Retirement 445 Board of County and District Road Indebtedness 445 Railroad Commission 445 Pharmacy Board 445 Board of Pardons and Paroles 445 Architectural Examiners 445 Gulf State Marine Fisheries Commission 445 State Board of Insurance 445 Texas Employment Commission 445 Houston Law Enforcement Commission 446 Liquor Control Board 446 Guadalupe Blanco River Authority 446 Texas Turnpike Authority 446 State Highway Department 446 Texas Employment Commission, annual financial report 446 Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners 446 Veterinary Medical Examiners 446 Texas Aeronautics Commission 446 Texas State Library 446 Real Estate Commission 446 Harris County Auditors 446 Texas Commission on Higher Education 446 Waller County 446 Austin Fire Department 446 Chiropractic Examiners [2 folders] 446 Dallas Flood Control District 446 Texas State Parks Board 446 Texas Employment Commission 446 State Department of Agriculture 446 Legislative Budget Board 446 Board of Control 446 Basic Sciences Examining Board 446 Texas State Historical Survey Committee 446 Employees Retirement System 446 Southern Regional Education Board 446 State Board of Insurance 446 State Department of Health, biennial 446 Carnegie Corporation of New York 446 State Auditor 446 Texas Education Agency 446 Game and Fish Commission 446 County Auditor's annual report, Travis County 446 County Auditor's annual report, Dallas County 446 Central Colorado Soil Conservation District 446 Consolidated application to Interstate Commerce Commission by Corpus Christi for certain lands 446 State Finance Advisory Commission 446 Comptroller of Public Accounts 446 Railroad Commission of Texas 446 Director of Selective Service 446 24th Biennial report of the Engineer of New Mexico 446 Oil and Gas Division, Railroad Commission of Texas 446 Resources of the Future 447/448 Annual Reports and Publications:

(contents of boxes 447 and 448 are combined)

 447/448 Travis County Auditors Report 447/448 Texas Municipal Retirement System, 1961 447/448 Texas Turnpike Authority, 1961 447/448 Texas Commission on Alcoholism, 1961 447/448 Ford Foundation, 1961 447/448 Waller County Hospital, 1961 447/448 Waller Auditor's Report, 1961 447/448 Harris County Annual Report, 1961 447/448 Texaco's Annual Report, 1961 447/448 Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Southern Regional Educational Board, 1961 447/448 Texas Automobile Insurance Rates - report to the 56th Legislature by Texas Legislative Council 447/448 European Mental Health programs, 1961 447/448 Fringe benefits in state government employment, August 1962 447/448 Accelerated civil defense program, region 5, Denton, Texas 447/448 Dallas County annual report, 1961 447/448 Waller County auditor's report, monthly 447/448 Monthly report, Department of Corrections 447/448 Annual, First National Bank in Dallas, 1961 447/448 State of the Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C., 1962 447/448 7th Annual Report, Sabine River Compact, 1961 447/448 General Motors, 1961 447/448 10 year report of the fund for adult education 447/448 Petroleum Club of Houston, 1961-1962 447/448 Mutual Savings Banking 447/448 Headquarters, 4th U.S. Army, basic plan 447/448 Alternative approaches to governmental reorganization in metropolitan areas 447/448 Suggested state legislation, council of state governments, 1961 447/448 Proceedings, etc. American Branch, International Law Association 447/448 Trade Expansion Act of 1962, hearings 447/448 Index to Hearings and 5 parts 447/448 Quality Stabilization, 1962 447/448 Establish a Department of Urban Affairs and Housing, hearing, 1962 447/448 Conference before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1962 447/448 A Businessman Looks at Government Pay 447/448 Criminal Optimism and the Four Summits, 1956-1962 447/448 Mid-Decade Census, hearings part 1, 2, 3 447/448 Census of Population, Texas, 1960 447/448 Resolution, United Auto Workers, 18th Convention, 1962 447/448 State of Oregon, Decade for Development, 1963-1973, [undated] 447/448 Public Welfare, Round Table Issue, 1962 447/448 Texas State Plan for Construction of Hospitals, etc., 1962 447/448 Hurricane Carla, U.S. Army Engineers, Galveston Report of Meteorologic and Hydrologic data, September 9-12, 1961 447/448 Texas State Department of Health, Upper Trinity River Sewage and Industrial Waste Survey 447/448 Public Assistance, survey of selected aspects, tax foundation, 1960 447/448 Lower Neches and Sabine River Survey, 1959 447/448 U.S. Census of Housing, Texas, 1960 447/448 Public Health, Laws of Texas, supplement, 1961 447/448 Public Health, Laws of Texas, 1960 447/448 Administration of Grants by the National Institute of Health 447/448 Design for Research in International Rule of Law, Arthur Larson 447/448 The Law and Use of Interstate Compacts, 1962 447/448 Life Insurance Fact Book, 1962 447/448 National Merit Scholarship Corporation, annual report, 1961 447/448 Industrial Village, El Paso, report, 1962 447/448 Proceedings of the 30th Annual Meeting, National Reclamation Project 447/448 The Proposed and Rejected U.S. Department of Urban Affairs and Housing, 1962 447/448 Public Assistance survey, 1960 447/448 Lower Neches and Sabine River Survey 447/448 U.S. Census of Housing, 1959-1960 447/448 Public Health Laws of Texas 447/448 University Program Conference 447/448 University People to People handbook 447/448 Well Spacing in the Aneth Reservoir by Frank Cole, 1962 [hardback] 588 Minutes: 588 Veterans Land Board, September 1960-August 1961 588 State Board of Insurance, September 1959-August 1961 588 Teacher Retirement System, November 1960-August 1961 588 Vocational Nurse Examiners, November 1960-April 1961 589 Texas Highway Department, September 1960-September 1961 589 Texas Aeronautics Commission, September 1960-October 1960 589 Architectural Examiners, January 1961-August 1961 589 Barber Examiners, November 1960-July 1961 589 Examiners in the Basic Sciences, July 1960-July 1961 589 Miscellaneous Minutes 589 Texas Education Agency, September 1960-July 1961 589 Good Neighbor Commission, August 1960-August 1961 589 Hairdressers and Cosmetologists, July 1960-August 1961 589 Annual Reports, 1959: 589 Veterinarian Medical Examiners 589 Game and Fish Commission 589 Parks Board 589 Vocational Nurse Examiners 589 Public Accountancy 589 Water Engineers 589 State Treasurer 589 County and District Road Indebtedness 589 State Historical Survey Committee 589 Legislative Budget Board 589 Plumbing Examiners 589 Public Welfare 589 State Library 589 Civil Defense 589 Pardons and Paroles 589 Board of Control 589 Sabine River Compact 589 Secretary of State 589 Budget Requests and Audit Reports, 1959-1961: 589 Rural Library Service 589 Medical Examiners 589 Pardons and Paroles 589 State Parks Board 589 Department of Health 589 Highway Department 589 Architectural Examiners 590 Livestock Sanitation Commission 590 D.E.S. 590 Public Surveyors 590 Public Welfare 590 Dental Examiners 590 Game and Fish Commission 590 Good Neighbor Commission 590 Veterinarian Medical Examiners 590 Vocational Nurse Examiners 590 Water Engineers 590 Water Development Board 590 Employment Commission 590 Treasurer's Department 590 Teacher Retirement System 590 State Auditors 590 Barber Examiners 590 Examiners in Basic Sciences 590 Building Commission 590 Commission for the Blind 590 Education Agency 590 Chiropractic Examiners 590 Comptroller of Public Accounts 590 Railroad Commission 590 Real Estate Commission 590 Rio Grande Compact Commission 590 County and District Road Indebtedness 590 Sabine River Compact Commission 590 General Land Office 590 Legislative Council and Budget Board 590 State Library 590 Board of Registration for Professional Engineers 590 Hairdressers and Cosmetologists 590 Board of Pharmacy 590 Upper Colorado River Authority 591 Board of Plumbing Examiners 591 Executive Department 591 Optometry Examiners 591 Chiropody Examiners 591 Pecos River Commission 591 Travis County Auditor's Report 591 Dallas County Auditor's Report 591 Board of Morticians 591 Board of Law Examiners 591 San Jacinto River Authority 591 Blind, Deaf, Dumb, Lunatic and Orphan Asylums 591 Minutes: 591 Water Development Board, September 1960-August 1961 591 Board of Water Engineers, September 1960-August 1961 591 Department of Health, September 1960-September 1961 591 Industrial Commission, August 1960-February 1961 591 Legislative Budget Board, September 1960-August 1961 591 Paroles and Pardons, February 1961 591 State Parks Board, October 1960-September 1961 591 Banking Board, December 1959-August 1961 591 Board of Control, September 1960-July 1961 591 County and Road Indebtedness, March 1960-July 1961 591 Game and Fish Commission, January 1961-August 1961 591 Monthly Report of Various Colleges, 1960-1962 592 Monthly Report of Various Colleges, 1960-1962 604-610 Each box contains books not yet inventoried, consisting of mostly government reports, legislative publications and general sources of information during the years Price Daniel was governor. Appointment files, 1957-1962, approximately 32 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. The Texas Governor appoints heads of state commissions and boards, members of university boards of regents, state and regional commissions, and some judges. These records are some of the appointments files of Texas Governor Price Daniel consisting of correspondence, recommendations, acceptances and press releases. The dates of the records are 1957-1962.

If you are reading this electronically, click on the link to go to the full finding aid. If you are reading this in paper, the series finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder. (Governor Price Daniel appointment files)

Campaign files, 1950, 1956-1962, bulk 1956-1962, approximately 71 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. The majority of the files document Daniel's three campaigns for Texas governor. These records are some of the campaign files consisting of correspondence, press releases, advertising, and files relating to state and national Democratic conventions. The dates of the records are 1950, 1956-1962, bulk 1956-1962.

If you are reading this electronically, click on the link to go to the full finding aid. If you are reading this in paper, the series finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder. (Governor Price Daniel campaign files)

Clippings, 1956, 1958-1962, undated, approximately 20 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are clippings of Texas Governor Price Daniel dealing mainly with Texas politics and especially Daniel. The clippings date 1956, 1958-1962, undated.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

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

 539 and 540 Clippings arranged roughly by subject, 1956 [unmounted and in red expansion files]: 539 and 540 Governor's Race, run-off, other candidates 539 and 540 Convention, Fort Worth, September 1956 539 and 540 Governor's Race, Daniel, runoff 539 and 540 Segregation, interposition 539 and 540 Texas City Claims 539 and 540 Texas election code 539 and 540 Democratic State Executive Committee 539 and 540 Democratic Party, August 1956 539 and 540 U.S. Trust and Insurance matters 539 and 540 Democratic party, August 1956 539 and 540 County conventions, State Conventions 539 and 540 Democrats for Eisenhower 539 and 540 Labor - Oil and Gas Industry 539 and 540 Organizations 543 and 544 Files of newspaper clippings, filed by date daily:

The subjects covered include Texas politics and Daniel in particular. The folders are not filed in order.

 543 and 544 June 1960-December 29, 1961 [mounted] 545 January-March 6, 1962 [mounted on yellow paper] 546 March 7-October 1962 [mounted on yellow paper] 551 January-April 9, 1960 [mounted] 552 April 11-December 1960 [mounted] 554 [January 1?]-March 27, 1961 [mounted on yellow paper] 555 March 28-May 1, 1961 [mounted on yellow paper] 556 May 2-June 22, 1961 [mounted on yellow paper] 560 end of 1959-October 5, 1960 [mounted on yellow paper] 561 and 562 October 6-December 31, 1960 [mounted on yellow paper] 564 December 10, 1958-June 25, 1959 568 January-March 20, 1959 [mounted on yellow paper] 569 March 23-May 17, 1959 [mounted on yellow paper] 583 Clippings filed by topic, [undated] 584 Miscellaneous clippings, [undated] 588 The first part of the box contains clippings of Price Daniel as state representative, attorney general, senator, governor and member of LBJ's advisory committee in the Office of Emergency Preparedness. 588 Miscellaneous clippings First Lady's files, 1953-1963, bulk 1957-1963, approximately 19 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the files of Texas First Lady Jean Houston (Mrs. Price) Daniel consisting mainly of correspondence, invitations, trip files, and files about the Governor's Mansion. The records date from 1953 to 1963, bulk 1957-1963.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), First Lady's files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 289 Picture of Vice President Johnson at Carla disaster, Texas coast 289 Mrs. Daniel's files, 1957-1958: 289 Christmas gifts, 1956 289 Family letters after inauguration 289 Membership cards and passes 289 Courtesy cards, 1953-1957 289 Visiting cards 289 Invitations accepted 289 Invitations declined 290 Invitations accepted and declined 290 Correspondence folders, A-H 291 Correspondence folders, I-Z 291 Mrs. Daniel's files, 1957, 1958, 1960: 291 Correspondence, A-B, 1960 292 Correspondence, C-Z, 1960 292 Ranch 292 Budget message of Price Daniel, 1958-1959 292 Governor's address to 55th Legislature 292 Governor's address, (planning to run), March 26, 1956 292 Inaugural address, 1957 292 Insurance reorganizations 292 Law enforcement 292 Mansion schedules 292 Mansion personnel 292 Personal orders for goods 292 Integration, clipping 292 Special session, clipping 292 State federal relations, clipping 292 Invitations accepted and declined, 1959 293 Mrs. Daniel's files: 293 Invitations declined, 1959 293 Correspondence filed by name of correspondent; A-S, 1959 294 294 Correspondence filed by name of correspondent; T-Z, 1959 294 Governor's schedules 294 Tour requests 294 Etiquette, protocol, diplomacy, etc. 294 Guest list of going away to Senate party, November 28, 1953 294 Music 294 National Capitol 294 Requests for recipes 294 Copy of magazine, Diplomat, January 1957 547 Files of Mrs. Price Daniel, First Lady of Texas: 547 Trips made with appropriate correspondence/schedules, 1957-1962 547 Mansion personnel, records and correspondence 547 Daniel family pictures, Christmas cards, thank you letters for Christmas gifts 548 Mansion schedules 548 Mansion parties, June 1959-January 1963 549 Invitations accepted and declined, 1961-1963 550 Party file folders containing guest lists, acceptances, declinations, correspondence and information 556 Mansion parties, filed by date of party:

[folders contain guest lists and correspondence (acceptances and declines)]

 556 January through April 1957 557 May 1957 through March 1959 558 March through May 1959 558 Campaign files that list contributors to campaigns, 1956, 1960

[cards give name, address and amount of contribution]

 [3x5 cards] 563 General correspondence to Mrs. Daniel, (filed by name): 563 A through L 564 General correspondence to Mrs. Daniel (filed by name): 564 M through Z 564 Newspaper clippings, 564 December 10, 1958-June 25, 1959 565 June 27-November 19, 1959 566 November 20-December 31, 1959 566 Mansion files, orders and subscriptions 566 State orders for mansion (maintenance and running items) 566 Personal orders, Mrs. Daniel 567 Correspondence with local organizations: Austin Symphony through Westwood County Club 567 Recipe requests 567 Ranch guests 567 Party for Mrs. Daniel, December 6, 1962 567 Campaign for Governor, 1962 567 Inauguration, 1963 567 County and district managers, 1958 567 Governor's announcement speech for fourth term 567 List of governor's 567 Governor's address to legislature, January 18, 1961 567 Honorary Texan certificates 567 Music 570 Visitors registers, Governor's Mansion and the Governor's office, 1957-1962 [24 volumes] General correspondence, 1957-1962, approximately 57 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the general correspondence files of Texas Governor Price Daniel consisting of letters filed by origin (by county, out of state, out of country), by type (letters from school children, petitions), or by subject. Dates of the correspondence are 1957-1962.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

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

 173 Files as Governor of Texas 174 Requests for information on Texas, the Governor, etc. (mostly from children) filed by date of answer 264 General correspondence as governor, containing daily sheets showing summary of mail, one for each month: 264 February 1957 through October 1958 265 November 1958 through December 1960 265 Correspondence, filed by county: 265 Nacogdoches through Smith 266 Somervell through Travis (M-Q) 267 Correspondence, filed by county, 1957-1959: 267 Travis (R-Z) through Zavala 267 Press memoranda, 1957-1959 268 Thank you letters for cards and gifts, 1958 268 Correspondence and invitations, filed by county, 1957-1958: 268 Harris through Jeff Davis 268 Press memoranda, 1959 269 Correspondence, filed by county: 269 Jefferson through Motley 270 Correspondence and invitations, filed by county, 1957-1958: 270 Anderson through Brazos 271 Brewster through Edwards 272 Correspondence and invitations, filed by county, 1959-1960: 272 Ellis through Harris (A-L) 273 Harris (M-Z) through Hutchinson 273 Taylor through Travis (G-H) 274 Travis (I-Z) through Bell 275 Bexar through Dallas (A-C) 276 Dallas (C-Z) through Lynn 277 Liberty through Shackelford 278 Scurry through Zavala 278 Out of state correspondence: 278 A through Oklahoma 279 Pennsylvania through Washington D.C. 282 Correspondence, out of state, 1957-1961: 282 Connecticut through New Mexico 283 Correspondence, filed by county, 1961-1962: 283 Ochiltree through Travis (A-S) 284 Travis (S-Z) through Zavala 284 Harris (L-O) 285 Harris (P-Z) through Midland 286 Milam through Nueces 286 Dallas (I-Z) through Erath 287 Falls through Harris (A-E) 288 Anderson through Dallas (D-G) 297 Petitions opposing a sales tax 298 and 308 Signed petitions opposing the sales tax, [undated] Individual sheets printed at top read the following: "We the undersigned oppose a general sales or gross receipts tax and urge you to vote against these tax bills when they come before you for consideration at this session of the Texas Legislature." This is followed by lines giving name, address and business or employment of signer. 299-301, 309, 310 Letters from constituents urging a teachers pay raise. Some folders were answered by uniform letters, some folders are not answered, October-November 1959 304 Correspondence from constituents in regard to Teachers Pay Raise. Most of these letters answered by uniform robo. 304 February and March 1957 305 and 306 March-June 1957 307 Teachers pay letters [10 folders] 307 Petitions opposing sales tax 313 Sales tax mail, filed by county of correspondent, 1961: 313 Anderson through Bell (pink labels indicate letters for the sales tax, blue against) 314 Bexar through Dallas 315 Dallas through Harris 316 Harris through Lynn 317 McCulloch through Tarrant 318 Taylor through Zavala 438 General correspondence, filed by county: 438 Angelina through Wise [81 folders] 464 General correspondence, filed by county, 1961: 464 Anderson through Coryell 465 Dallas through Young 533 General correspondence and information from out of state, 1962: 533 Alaska through New Mexico 534 New York through Wyoming 534 General correspondence and information from out of country, 1962: 534 Australia through Venezuela 572 Letters from out of state, 1962: 572 January through July 573 August through December 573 Letters not acknowledged, general form letters and publications [3 folders] 573 Information requests, some from children, 1962 573 January through March 574 April through December 574 Insurance, [3 folders] 574 Insurance, State Board of (clippings) 574 International Law Association 574 Adjutant General 574 National Guard 575 General correspondence, 1962: 575 Adjutant General, State Guard Reserves 575 Aeronautics Commission 575 Aged 575 Agriculture Department, State 575 Alcoholism 575 Animal Health Commission, proclamations 575 Attorney General 575 State Auditor, opinions 575 Austin Report (publication) 575 Banking Commission, clippings 575 Bar Association 575 Barber Examiners 575 Battleship Texas Commission 575 Bonds, official 575 Bonds, surety 575 Building Commission 575 Chamizal Dispute 575 Charity Organizations 575 Chiropody Examiners 575 Civil Defense, including clippings [2 folders] 575 Civil Rights 575 Communism 575 Comptrollers Department 575 Congressional Records 575 Control, Board of - State Cemetery 575 Department of Corrections, including clippings 575 Council of State Governments 575 Democratic Party 575 Democratic Executive Committee 576 Dental Board 576 Defense and Disaster Relief [3 folders] 576 Deeds and Easements [2 folders] 576 Economic Advisory Commission 576 Higher Education - Commission on Higher Education 577 Colleges and Universities, general (University of Texas) 577 Education, Public 577 Education Agency [6 folders] 577 Election 577 Employees Retirement System 577 Employment Commission [8 folders] 577 Closing of the Henderson office, clippings included 577 Federal - referrals to Federal agencies [3 folders] 577 Agriculture, some publications [3 folders] 577 Air Force, some publications [3 folders] 577 Atomic Energy 577 Budget Board 577 Department of Commerce 577 Communications Commission 577 Defense, Department of 577 Federal - General Services Administration (surplus property, Camp Swift) 577 Health, Education and Welfare 577 Housing and Home Finance Agency 577 Immigration and Naturalization 577 Interior, Department of 578 Internal Revenue, Bureau of 578 Interstate Commerce Commission 578 Labor, Department of 578 Navy, Department of 578 Post Office Department 578 Small Business Administration 578 Social Security 578 Space Laboratory 578 State, Department of 578 State of the Nation 578 Supreme Court 578 Treasury Department 578 Veterans Administration 578 Federal legislation, clippings [3 folders] 578 Foreign Affairs 578 Forest Service 578 Game and Fish Commission, clippings, comparative statements [3 folders] 578 County files, correspondence from individuals: 578 Angelina through Williamson 579 Interstate Indian Council [empty folder] 579 Labor, general [empty folder] 579 Labor Statistics, Bureau of 579 Land Office 579 Law Enforcement Committee 579 Legal advice [9 folders] 579 Legislation [9 folders] 579 Robo letters (fertilizer trailer license fee) 579 Legislative Digest 579 Library and Historical Commission, including clippings 579 Liquor Control Board (clippings) 579 Local Problems [3 folders] 579 Matagorda Island 579 Medical Examiners 579 Merit System Council 579 Migrant Labor 579 Morticians, State Board of 579 Municipal League 579 Preston A. Weatherred 579 Stanley Walker 579 Vocational Nurse Examiners 579 Oil and Gas [empty folder] 580 Pardons and Paroles Board [empty folder] 580 Parks Board, including clippings [2 folders] 580 Pharmacy Board 580 Plumbing Board 580 Plumbing Examiners 580 Politics 580 Press Association 580 Public Accountancy 580 Public Employees Association 580 Public Safety [6 folders] 580 Texas Rangers 580 Public Welfare [8 folders] 580 Russell Jack Ballard 580 Aid to Dependent Children 580 Blind Aid 580 Disability Pension 580 Old Age and Needy [2 folders] 580 Narcotics General files, 1944-1945, 1954-1966, bulk 1957-1962, approximately 139 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the general files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1944-1945, 1954-1966, bulk 1957-1962. The records concern state government including the legislature and state agencies, programs of the federal government, governor's proclamations, taxes, and politics.

If you are reading this electronically, click on the link to go to the full finding aid. If you are reading this in paper, the series finding aid is found at a separate divider within the binder. (Governor Price Daniel general files)

Governor Allan Shivers proclamations, 1955-1956, approximately 2 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are Texas Governor Price Daniel's copies of proclamations issued by Texas Governor Allan Shivers in 1955-1956.

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 the records of Texas Governor Price Daniel. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records, U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers, and Texas Governor Allan Shivers, Records for more records and papers.

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(Identify the item), Governor Allan Shivers proclamations, Texas Governor Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 541 and 542 Governor Shivers proclamations, 1955-1956 Files contain proclamations filed alphabetically from Aviation and Air Tour Week to Yam Week. These folders contain copies of the proclamations and in some cases correspondence. Legislative files, 1947, 1956-1962, bulk 1957-1962, approximately 36 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the legislative files of Texas Governor Price Daniel consisting mainly of subject and legislative bill files. The records date from 1947, 1956 to 1962, bulk 1957-1962.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

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These records are arranged as received.

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(Identify the item), Legislative files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records,. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 302 Texas legislative service file, 1959: 302 Copies of House bills 303 House concurrent resolutions 303 House joint resolutions 303 Senate bills 303 Senate concurrent resolutions 303 Senate joint resolutions 311 56th Legislature, Senate and House, 1959: 312 House and Senate daily calendars 312 Schedule of committee meetings, 1959 312 House daily reports 312 Senate daily reports 312 Letters to Governor Beauford Jester in regard to the 1947 teachers pay raise, 1947 [5 folders] 312 Copies of bills and legislation: 312 Legislative Service, January 13, 1959-April 30, 1959 312 House Daily Report, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Called Sessions 313 Legislative Budget Board Draft of General Appropriations Bill for State Government, 1959 313 House Bill 216 313 Budgets 313 General appropriations bills for state government, 1957-1958 313 General appropriations bill, 1959-1960 318 Legislative Tax Commission, Joe Moore: 318 Escheat Bill 318 House Bill 20, Ballman, 1st Called Session 318 Tax Bills, miscellaneous 318 Teacher Retirement System 318 Estimates of Revenue 318 Committee Substitute, House Bill 20 318 House Bill 334, Senate version 318 Pennsylvania tax plan 319 Governor Price Daniel (statements) 319 Stock Transfer Tax 319 Economy Measures 319 House Bill 700, Atwell 319 Conference Committee, House Bill 334 319 Taxation - Gas, dedicated reserve tax 319 Aiken substitute 319 Public School costs, comparison of Governor's recommendation and Hale-Aiken 319 Lubrication Oils Tax 319 Two factor formula, franchise tax 319 Committee on Texas Education and Welfare 319 House Bill 272, estimates of revenue 319 House Bill 20 - First Called Session, Senate version 319 Taxation 319 House Bill 334, Ballman 319 Mail 319 Speeches 319 Files from John Goldsum's office: 319 Senate Bills, 57th Regular Session, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Called Sessions, filed by number: 319 Senate Bill #2 - 115 320 #116 through 1st Called Session Senate Bill #1 321 1st Called Session Senate Bill #10 through 3rd Called Session 322 House and Senate resolutions, 57th Regular Session (filed by number) 323 House and Senate Resolutions, 57th Regular Session: 323 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Called Sessions, (filed by number) 323 Bills and Resolutions introduced 1st, 2nd and 3rd Called Sessions 323 John Goldsum's office, 57th Regular Session, 1961-1962: 323 1st Called Session 323 2nd and 3rd Sessions, filed by number, House Bill #1 - 461 324 1st Called Session, filed by number, House Bill #2 - 52 324 2nd and 3rd Called Sessions, filed by number, House Bill #464 - 739 325 1st Called Session, filed by number, House Bill #55 - 165 325 2nd Called Session, filed by number, House Bill #1 325 3rd Called Session, filed by number, House Bill #1 - 110 325 Transmittal letters transmitting bills signed by the Governor to the Secretary of State 327 John Goldsum's office, 1959-60: 327 Senate Bills and Resolutions, 56th Regular Session (filed by number): 327 2nd Called Session, Senate Concurrent Resolution #1 - 12 327 3rd Called Session, Senate Bill #3 - 33 327 Senate Bills #1 - 226 328 Senate Bills and Resolutions 328 1st Called Session, Senate Bill #5 - 23 328 1st Called Session, Senate Concurrent Resolution #1 - 8 328 2nd Called Session, Senate Bill #2 - 49 328 3rd Called Session, Senate Concurrent Resolution #1 - 8 328 Senate Bills #234 - 486 328 Senate Concurrent Resolutions #1 - 80 329 Files from John Goldsum's office: 329 Bills and Resolutions, sent to Secretary of State, 1957: 329 House Bill #1 - 714 330 House Bill #715 - 999 330 House Concurrent Resolutions #2 - 144 330 House Joint Resolutions #3 - 39 330 1st Special Session House Bill #5 - 80 and House Concurrent Resolution #1 - 54 330 2nd Special Session House Bill #36 - 79 and House Concurrent Resolution #1 - 31 331 55th Regular Session, Senate Bills and Resolutions, Senate Bill #1 - 358 332 55th Regular Session, Senate bills and Resolutions, Senate Bill #359 through Called Sessions 334 Bills signed by the Governor through the House: 334 House Bill #1 - 329 335 House Bill #330 - 957 336 Files from John Goldsum's office: 336 House Bills and Resolutions from the 55th Legislature Regular Session, filed alphabetically, 1957: 336 Aa through Law Enforcement 337 Lobbying through Zz 337 Legislative subject files from John Goldsum's office, 1957 - 1962: 337 Abandoned Property, [3 folders] 337 Bills, 55th Legislature, Jake Jacobsen's files 337 City Industrial Development 337 College Tuition Increase 337 Comptroller Allocation Bill 337 Farm to market roads 337 Farm trailers 337 Final reports on bills passed 337 General information [2 files] 337 Hospital charges 337 Insurance Reorganization (Jake Jacobsen's files) 337 Law Enforcement [2 files] 337 Lobbying 337 Paroles 337 Rosters for Senate and House 337 School Land Board 337 Schools, general 337 Schools, county superintendents 337 Schools, $100 credit 337 Schools, 1% transfer 337 Schools, transfer from available to foundation fund 337 Small loans 337 Taxes [2 folders] 337 Taxes, corporation franchise 337 Taxes, natural gas 337 Taxes, processing 337 Taxes, technical changes 337 Trial de novo 337 Urban renewal 338 1961-1962: 338 Requests for Legislation: 338 Special Session, 1961 [3 folders] 338 Second Special Session 338 Third Special Session, 1961 [2 folders] 338 Legislative subject file 339 Legislative subject file 339 Governor's Oil Import Study, 1958 339 Reports 339 Typed contents of tapes of inquiries and investigations 339 Report of meeting held in Austin, December 13, 1958 339 Public Works (Arkansas, White and Red river basins) 339 Reports and minutes of Arkansas, White … Red River Commission, 1957-1958 339 Miscellaneous folders:

[includes Ten Reasons Why the Texas Escheat Law Needs Stronger Enforcement, by Price Daniel [2 copies], Governor's Message to 57th Legislature, 1st Called Session, July 10, 1961]

339 Press memo, April 15, 1969 339 Governor's message to 56th Legislature, May 18, 1959 339 Report to the People (TV), August 24, 1961 342 Fact Sheets giving bill (House) content in concise layman's terminology, 1958-1959: 342 House Bill #1 and 4 343 House Bill #6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 727, 18, 19, 727 472 Legislative files, 1961: 472 Carling brewery, robo answers 472 Bills passed [9 folders] 472 Legislature 472 Legislative pay 472 Liquor Control Board 472 Lobby Registration 472 Local Problems 472 Medical Examiners 472 Migrant labor 472 Miscellaneous minutes 472 Morticians, State board of 472 Nurse examiners 472 Nurse examiners, vocational 472 Oil and Gas 472 Pardons and paroles 472 Park Board [2 folders] 472 Pharmacy Board 472 Plumbing Examiners 472 Politics 472 Press Association 472 Public Accountancy 472 Public Employees Association 472 Public Safety [3 folders] 472 For Equal Rights 473 Public Welfare

[includes Aid to dependent children, Old age and needy]

 [12 folders] 473 Publications, pamphlets and reports [7 folders] 481 Jake Jacobsen's files on Legislature: 481 Lobby Control 481 Opposition to Special Session 481 Second Session, Registration bill 481 Legislature, Special Session, 1957 481 House Concurrent Resolution 3, thank you letters for bills 481 Study requests to Legislative Council by 55th legislature 481 Legislature - Special Session (Finances) 481 Legislation, segregation 481 Legislation, Special Session, subjects for consideration, 1957 481 Miscellaneous subjects for Special Sessions 481 Second Special Session: 481 Special Session local bills 481 Special Session registration bill 481 Special Session anti-troop bill 481 Publications, pamphlets, reports, 1961 482 Job Applications, 1957-1958 482 Chambers of Commerce, Directories 482 Correspondence [2 folders] 494 Legislative program 494 Attorney General's Department 494 Archives Building 494 Driving while intoxicated cases 494 Education 494 Board of Insurance Commission, reorganization 494 Insurance Department, reorganization #2 494 Jobber's Bill 494 Law Enforcement Commission 494 State Employees Pay raise 494 Tax Study 494 Teachers Pay raise 494 Tourists amendment 494 Traffic Safety 494 Tuition increase 494 Board of water development 494 House Bill #103, school funds transferred, 1% 494 Legislative programs, future bills 494 55th Legislature, bills 494 55th Legislature, general 494 55th Legislature, Cox investigation 494 Bills, George Christian's files, 1957 494 House Bill #695, vetoed, codification, juvenile laws 1957 494 House bill #386, vetoes bus tickets, school children 494 House bill #317, cemetery lands to San Antonio River Authority 494 House bill #231 and #65 signing, local option elections before abandoning dual school systems 494 House bill #133, vetoing certain items, retiring of principal on state bonds 494 House bill #42, Special Session, creating road districts in Waller County 494 House bill #30, exchange of land by State Hospital Board, December 23, 1957 494 Senate bill #37, North Live Oak Conservation and Reclamation Dist., creating 494 Senate bill #32, removing Gillespie and Kimble counties from the third administrative judicial district to the sixth 494 Senate bill #20, Texas Employment Commission salaries, certain job classifications 494 Senate bill #2, Lobby registration, 1957 494 Senate bill #1, signing of Water Planning Act 494 Senate bill #389, Food/Drug and Cosmetic Act 494 Senate bill #214 and #255, Manufacturers license fees, sale of beer 494 Senate bill #143, fireworks 494 Senate bill #50, firemen and policemen's pay 494 Bills signed, 1957 495 Legislature, Special Session, 1957 495 Miscellaneous clippings pertaining to the 55th legislature 495 Legislation, George Christian and Jake Jacobsen's files, 1959 495 Bills signed, 1959 [3 folders] 495 Bills vetoed, 1959 495 Senate bill #11, truckload bill 495 Bills, law without governor's signature 495 Senate bill #87, firemen and policemen's bill 495 House bill #238, Winfree-franchise allocations 495 House bill #14, LaValle 495 House bill #53, Bates bookkeeping change 495 Roberts-Strickland bill 495 House bill #4, Pool bill 495 Legislation, truckload bill (against) [3 folders] 495 Legislation, truckload bill (for) 495 Legislation, voting age, April 1959 495 Memos (press) reference legislation 495 Proposed submissions for Third Session 495 Special Session legislation - requests for, Second Called Session 496 Special Session Legislation - requests, Second Called Session 496 Legislature, First Special Session, 1959 496 56th Legislature, May 18, 1959 496 Legislation, Second Called Session, July 17 496 Legislation, Third Called Session, July 496 Files, Miscellaneous Publications and Minutes, 1958

[includes Southern Regional Education Board, general; Development of Water and Land Resources of the Arkansas, White and Red River Basins]

 527 Colonel Ellis' Water Study and Legislative Information: 527 Water: 527 Deluxe 3 volume edition, many fold out maps, 1961 527 Resources, economy, problems and criteria 527 Reclamation Project Data, 1961 [bound book] 527 Segregation: 527 Report of Texas Advisory Committee and legal and legislative subcommittee, 1956 527 Legislation and School Land Board Meetings: 527 Legislation by subject, 1959 527 Water Conservation, storage 527 Water, federal 527 Water, general 527 Water pollution [2 folders] 527 Water, reorganization of Board of Water Engineers 527 Water Use Fee 527 Wrongful Convictions 535 Files on Senators and Representatives, with correspondence filed by name, 1956-1962: 535 Aiken through Zbranek Program files, 1957-1963, approximately 23 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the program files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1957-1963. Among the subjects covered are elections, governmental agencies, the Texas Legislature, individuals, politics, and taxes.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

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(Identify the item), Program files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records,. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 348 Program Files, 1957-1962: 348 Aging 348 Agriculture 348 Alamo (the movie) 348 Beaches 348 Belden Poll [2 folders] 348 Boy Scouts of America 348 Budget 348 Building Commission 349 Buildings 349 Calendar, Governor's recommendations 349 Citizens Law Enforcement Committee 349 Congressional Redistricting 349 John B. Connally 349 Constitutional Amendments 349 Constitutional Revision 349 Crime 350 Daily Press 350 Education Bills 350 Educational Television 350 Elections, 1962 350 General Election, 1962 [2 folders] 350 Federal, State Action Committee 350 Filmings, recordings, interviews, etc. 350 Freedom in Action, 1960 350 Gonzales, Henry B. [2 folders] 350 Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation 351 Good Neighbor Council 351 Good Neighbor Relations 351 Governmental Reorganization 351 Governor's Staff Assistants 351 Governor's Statewide Water Committee 351 Hale-Aiken 351 Historical - Heritage Foundations, etc. 351 Hospitals, State 351 State Board of Insurance, 1957 351 Judicial Redistricting 351 Juvenile Delinquency [3 folders] 351 Bob Kennedy controversy 351 Koeninger case (dismissal from teachers college) 352 Labor 352 Lake Tawakoni controversy 352 Lampasas Flood 352 Law Enforcement, Annual report of Texas Youth Council 352 Legislative Poll 352 56th Legislature clippings, memos, etc. 352 Library and Archives 353 57th Legislature clippings, memos, etc. (4th special session) 353 Highways 353 Hurricane Carla, 1961

[includes clippings, booklets, reports, correspondence, press releases, report from a year later]

 354 LULAC [League of United Latin American Citizens] - education 354 Final Report (U.S. document) Committee to Investigate Political Activities, lobbying and campaign contributions, 1957 354 Nepotism law 354 Padre Island file 354 Political clippings 355 Program Files, 1957-1963: 355 Presidential race, special correspondence, 1960 355 Presidential race, clippings, GOP 355 Presidential election contest 355 Program - general 355 Republican party 355 Satellites 355 Interim appointment 355 Special Education 355 Senate Resignation, Price Daniel, 1957 355 Spanish brochures 355 College teachers salaries 355 Teachers salaries 355 Schools, Shivers Administration 355 Teachers retirement 355 Texas State Teachers Association 356 School Study Committee 356 New Construction 356 Driver training 356 Schools - education quotations 356 Schools, press releases 356 Segregation, 1960 356 Schools, general [4 folders] 356 Higher education [3 folders] 357 Higher Education 357 Schools, newspaper clippings 357 University of Texas appropriations, Dr. Logan Wilson (56th Legislature) 357 Federal Aid 357 Industrial Commission of Texas, meetings, 1959 358 Industrial Development, speech materials 358 Industrial Commission of Texas, Publications 358 Industrial Commission of Texas, Chemical Industry 358 Industrial Commission of Texas, Oil, Gas, and Metals 358 Industrial Commission of Texas, Manufacturing 358 Industrial Commission Bill, 1962 358 State Development Bills, other states 359 Program Files, 1957-1962: 359 Special articles and stories, 1957 - 1962 359 Special Elections, 1961 360 Senate elections, 1961 360 National Tax Association Conference, 1962 360 National Tax Association Conference, 1959 360 States Rights 360 Texans for Tourists Conference, 1961 360 Tourism promotion 361 Traffic Safety, New Jersey 361 Travel Safety in Texas, 1958 [notebook] 361 Veterans Land Board Indictments, summary 361 Water, clippings, etc. 361 Drought report, 1958 [notebook] 361 West Germany disaster 361 Yarborough, Ralph 361 Youth Council, Gatesville State School 361 Youth Council controversy, 1960 361 Governor's Campaign, 1958 [3 folders] 362 Taxation

[includes Cigarette and beer tax; Exemption, military bases; Citizens for fair taxation]

 362 Farm to market roads 362 Finance Advisory Commission 363 Fiscal Data, miscellaneous 363 Franchise Tax, allocation formula 363 Gas Tax, 1959-1961 363 Texas Education and Welfare Committee 363 Legislation/Taxation correspondence [3 folders] 364 Taxation 364 Sales tax letters [12 folders] 364 Brief on abandoned property [2 folders] 364 Bank letters, escheat 364 Abandoned Property Act, press releases 365 Abandoned Property Act, press releases 365 Press Releases 365 Attorney general's opinion 365 Interim report of committee to investigate Texas escheat laws 365 Abernathy, Dr. Byron (Texas Tech University) 365 Agriculture [2 folders] 365 Texas A&M coaching job 366 Program Files, 1957-1960: 366 Alaska 366 Appropriations, junior colleges 366 World's Fair, Brussels [3 folders] 366 Budget, general; Appropriations bills, 1957-1959 366 Waggoner Carr 366 Cavness Plan 366 Civil Defense (press memos, general) 366 Clean Streams program 366 Clemency 366 Cox investigation 367 Cronkite, Walter 367 Democratic publications, miscellaneous 367 Feed Control Law 367 Floods and tornadoes 367 Game and fish 367 Gambling 367 Governor for a day - Kazen / Rogers / Secrest / Parkhouse / Fuller / Lock 367 Giles, Bascom 367 Gerald Case (Governor's statement) 367 Grand Ole Opry 367 Herring, Charles 367 Hungarian Refugee Relief 367 Inauguration, 1959 367 Industrial Development, publications 368 Industrial Safety 368 Insurance regulation

[includes New insurance invest, Harrison-Irwin; Clippings; Press memos]

 368 General 368 Job Classification (Citizens Advisory Council) 368 Johnson, Clyde memos 368 Lincoln Sesquicentennial 368 Lindsey, Jim 368 Liquor Law Enforcement, newsclippings 368 Livestock Reporting Service 368 Mail lists, George Christian, 1959 368 Medical School, San Antonio 368 National Guard 368 New Mexico proposal about 8 Texas counties 368 Oil and Gas (statement of Price Daniel) Senate Finance Committee, July 3, 1958 368 Oil (House Ways and Means Committee, Washington speech) 368 Operation Santa Claus 368 Poll Tax List information 368 Texas Public Employee 368 Queen's visit to Texas, 1957 369 Reception Room ceremonies 369 Rodeo World Series, December 1959 369 Roosevelt Centennial 369 Safety Traffic Fourth of July campaign, 1959 369 Safety, water, hunting, etc. (includes Sportsman Clubs of Texas) 369 State Employees 369 Segregation 369 Texas Academy of Science 369 Texas in Review 369 Senate Resignation 369 Special Session, Texas Legislative Service [3 folders] 369 Unemployment 369 Wide, Wide World 369 Wilkison, Bud (hunting license) 369 Youth Fitness Conference, University of Texas 370 Safety press releases [6 folders] 370 Salvation Army 370 Seeligson, Frates 370 Senator Daniel, voting record Public works files, 1957-1963, approximately 5 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the public works files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1957-1963. The projects are frequently water related.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

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(Identify the item), Public works files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 498 Public Works Files, 1957-1963: 498 Army Engineers 498 Public Works, general 498 Reclamation Bureau 498 Soil Conservation Service 498 Abilene Flood Survey 498 Abiquiu Dam 498 Alamo and Diablo Arroyos 498 Alice Project 499 Amistad Dam 499 Anahuac Channel 499 Anthony Arroyo Watershed 499 Anzalduas Dam 499 Agua Dulce Creek Watershed 499 Arbuckle Project, Oklahoma 499 Arkansas - Red River Basins 499 Attoyac River Dam 499 Auds Creek Watershed 499 Barbour Cut 499 Bardwell Reservoir 499 Big Fossil Creek 499 Blackburn Crossing Dam 499 Big Creek 499 Blieders Creek 499 Blieders Creek Watershed 499 Bolivar Peninsula 499 Port Bolivar Project - Galveston County 499 Bray's Bayou 499 Brazos River, 6 dam project 499 Brazos Island Harbor 499 Brownsville Harbor and Channel 499 Brownwood Protective Levee 499 Brushy Creek 499 Burleson County Improvement District #1 499 Caddo Lake, Morningsport Dam 499 Camp Rice Arroyo Watershed 499 Canadian River Project 499 Caney Creek 499 Canyon Dam 499 Cedar Bayou 499 Chambers Creek Watershed, sub-watershed of Trinity River watershed 499 Chiltipin - San Fernando Creek Watershed 499 Chocolate Bayou 499 Clear Fork of Brazos - Abilene Area 499 Clodine Ditch - Fort Bend and Harris Counties 499 Colorado River Dredging 500 Colorado River Jetties 500 Columbus Bend Project 500 Cooper Dam and Reservoir 500 Corpus Christi Bridge 500 Cummins Creek 500 Cypress Creek 500 Dallas Floodway Project 500 Donna Irrigation District (Hidalgo County #1) 500 Double Bayou Channel 500 East Bay Bayou Watershed 500 East Keechie Creek Watershed 500 Eastland, Texas - levee and channel improvement 500 Edwards Reservoir 500 Elm Creek Watershed 500 Elmer Quadrangle Project 500 Escondido Creek Project 500 Ferguson Crossing Dam 500 Fort Worth Floodway 500 Freeport Harbor 500 Freeport Harbor and vicinity, interim hurricane survey 500 Gageby Creek Reservoir 500 Galveston, Houston, Texas City channels 500 Galveston area hurricane flood protection 500 Galveston seawall 500 Garza-Little Elm Dam 500 Gonzales Dam 500 Greenbelt Water Project 500 Guadalupe River Dredging 500 Gulf Intercoastal Waterway

[includes Louisiana and Texas, Channel to Palacios, Relocation in Chambers County, Victoria, Port Isabel]

 500 Houston Ship Channel 500 Hubbard Creek Dam 500 Hurricane survey, Port Arthur and vicinity 500 Iron Bridge dam 500 Johnson Draw watershed 500 Kent Creek watershed 500 Kickapoo Creek watershed 500 Lagunillas Creek 500 Lake Conroe 500 Lake Kemp 500 Lake O' the Pines Project 500 Lake Tawokani-Sabine River Authority 500 Lake Texoma Bridge 500 Lake Texoma Recreation 500 Lampasas Reservoir 500 Langford Creek 500 Lavaca and Navidad Rivers 500 Lavaca Navigation Project 500 Lavaca River Project 500 Lavon Reservoir 500 Lower Colorado River Authority Dams 500 Leona River watershed 500 Little Blanco River 500 Little Brazos River 500 Little Cypress Creek 500 Little Wichita River Project 500 Livingston Dam 501 Lower Plum Creek watershed 501 Lowrey Draw watershed 501 Macho Arroyo watershed 501 Madden Arroyo watershed 501 Martinez Creek watershed 501 Mason Dam on the Llano River 501 Matagorda Flood Control Project 501 Matagorda Ship Channel 501 Millican Dam 501 Milwood Reservoir 501 Mimms Draw watershed 501 McClellan Creek 501 McGee Bend Dam 501 Navarro Mills 501 Navasota River Dam 501 Neches River Basin 501 Northeast tributaries, Leon River watershed 501 Nueces River Development 501 Olmitos and Garcitas Creeks watershed 501 Palo Duro River Authority 501 Pecan Bayou 501 Pecos River Projects 501 Pedernales River watershed 501 Pine Island Bayou Project 501 Plum Creek Project 501 Port Aransas - Corpus Christi waterway 501 Port Arthur and vicinity - interim hurricane survey 501 Port Arthur seawall 501 Port Isabel Harbor and Channel 501 Port Lavaca hurricane flood protection 501 Port Mansfield 501 Proctor Dam 501 Ramirez Creek watershed 501 Red River Authority 501 Red River Compact 501 Red River Valley Projects 501 Reeves county, Texas 501 Rio Grande compact 501 Rio Grande - El Paso and above 501 Rio Grande Storage Control Dam 502 Lower Rio Grande Rehabilitation 502 Rock Creek - Dry Creek 502 Rollover Bay - Port Bolivar 502 Sabine-Neches Channel relocation 502 Sabine-Neches Waterway 502 Sabine River Authority 502 Sabine River Basin 502 Sabine River Compact 502 Salado Creek watershed 502 Saline Water Conversion 502 San Angelo Reclamation Project 502 San Diego - Rosita Creek watershed 502 San Antonio River Flood Control 502 San Bernard Channel 502 San Gabriel Dams 502 San Juan - Chama Project 502 San Saba Dam 502 Sanders Creek 502 Somerville Dam 502 Sulphur Creek watershed Speeches, 1956-1963, bulk 1957-1962, approximately 13 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the speeches of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1956-1963, bulk 1957-1962. Also present are some speeches given by others and the Governor's special messages.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

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

 371 Speeches of Price Daniel as Governor, filed by date: 371 January 1957-August 30, 1957 371 Announcement of candidacy, 1956 371 Introductory remarks in regard to the Governor 371 Speeches by Berry, Steakley and McGill representing the Governor 372 Speeches of Price Daniel as Governor, filed by date: 372 September 1, 1957-February 15, 1958 373 February 16, 1958-June 19, 1958 374 June 20, 1958-November 27, 1958 375 November 26, 1959-July 15, 1959 376 July 16, 1959-March 21, 1960 377 March 22, 1960-October 8, 1960 378 October 9, 1960-December 21, 1961 379 December 22, 1961-January 10, 1963 380 and 381 Special messages as Governor: These messages include greetings to groups, congratulations to institutions, anniversaries, commemorations, etc. They are arranged by year and then in alphabetical order within the year. 380 and 381 1957, 1958 and 1959 382 and 383 1960, 1961, 1962 Subject files, 1951-1953, 1956-1963, bulk 1957-1962, approximately 24 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the subject files of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date 1951-1953, 1956-1963, bulk 1957-1962. Contents range from judicial appointments, to state government agencies activities, to the subject of segregation.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Subject files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 296 State Finance Advisory Committee files, 1960-1961: 296 State Finance Advisory Commission membership 296 Meeting, May 16, 1960 and June 17, 1960 296 Minutes, commission meeting, in Dallas, November 21, 1960 296 Committee report 296 Allocation of State Motor Fuel Tax 296 Estimated cost of meeting Texas highway needs, 1961-1963 296 Report of the subcommittee on public schools to the state finance advisory committee, November 1960 296 Report, December 1960 296 Department of Agriculture 296 Texas Animal Health Commission 296 Comptroller of Public Accounts 296 Board of Control 296 Department of Corrections 296 General Land [Office?] 296 Department of Health, Board of Pardons 296 Department of Public Welfare, Board of Water Engineers 296 Industrial Accident Board, Appropriations, 1961-1963 296 Estimated Expenditures, 10 years projection 296 Fee income all agencies 297 State Finance Advisory Committee files, 1960-1961: 297 Franchise Tax 297 General Correspondence 297 Medical aid, welfare recipients 297 Population of Texas, by county, 1960 297 Public Education 297 Report to the People, Governor Daniel, May 31, 1961 297 Restaurant meals and hotel tax 297 State agencies 297 Buying power by counties 297 Tax conference, September 1960 297 Gas, utilities 297 Miscellaneous tax suggestions 297 Tax proposals 297 Gift tax 297 Research league of Texas 297 News release, House Bill 562 297 House Bill 918 297 Aiken Substitute 297 Proceedings of subcommittee on Texas Education and Welfare Committee, Texas Employment Commission building, June 20, 1961 333 Miscellaneous unfiled materials in folders, mostly marked "to be filed," 1959-1961: 333 Texas Prison System 333 Division of Defense and Disaster Relief, executive department 333 Dedication of Southland Center, Dallas, 1959 333 Phillips Petroleum Co. (Clyde Johnson) 333 House Bill 1959 333 Special Session matters 333 Water program 333 Auto Insurance plan 333 State Democratic Convention, 1960 333 Highway department and gasoline tax 333 Hale-Aiken 333 Meeting, Feburary 23, 1959 333 Stamp tax 333 Tuition and higher education 333 Fiscal data for governor 333 Texas Employment Commission unemployment 333 Governor's statewide water committee 333 State Building Commission 333 Sales Tax, 1961 [clippings] 333 Padre Island materials 333 Water developments and potentialities of the state of Texas 333 Legislative election laws 333 49th Anniversary report of the Boy Scouts of America 333 The Texas Observer 333 Biennial Revenue Estimate, 1951-1953 333 Water Planning 333 General and Mrs. W. Kitching 333 Cigarette and Beer Tax on Military Bases/Installations 333 Credit Union Advisory Commission 333 Recommendations for vacancy, District Judge, 128th judicial district 333 Effects of Hurricane Carla 333 Traffic Safety 333 Executive Department Study Commission 340 Miscellaneous folders: 340 Excerpts from Illinois Law Review, Volume 46, pp. 48-98 340 Disposition of unclaimed property 340 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 1958 340 Meeting, Kansas City, December 1958 340 Executive Meeting, September 23, 1958 340 Salt Lake City Meeting, June 1958 340 Chicago, Illinois, April 30, 1958 340 Casper, Wyoming, February 5, 1958 341 Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 1957 341 Lake Texoma, October 8, 1957 341 Glacier Park, October 9, 1957 341 Tulsa, December 2-4, 1957 341 House Bill 18 341 Oil Study Bill 341 Natural Resources, Tax Act, 1959 344 Oil Import Study 344 Col. Ellis' old files 344 Meetings, etc. of Oil Import Study 344 Reports 345 Files containing strictly Interstate Oil Compact Commission material 346 Meetings, correspondence, etc., 1959-1960 346 Index of publications of Interstate Oil Compact Commission, January 1, 1957- July 1, 1962 (November 1962) 347 Oil and Gas Program Files, 1957-1962: 347 Oil and Gas, general 347 Oil Clippings [3 folders] 347 Oil Imports 347 Oil Import Study Commission, preliminary report 347 Oil and Gas (statement of Governor in reply to Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association), February 1961 347 Oil and Gas Publications 347 Oil and Gas Press Memos, 1958 384 Correspondence for and against federal legislation of proposed Brazos River 6 dam project, arranged by date of receipt, 1957 385 A group of protests stating opposition to location of a Wildlife Refuge in Jefferson County, Texas, 1957 385 General files, 1957 385 Segregation issue, 1957 386 Files containing correspondence for and against segregation issue, filed by date of receipt, 1957 387 and 388 Segregation issue and general files containing correspondence for and against, filed by date of receipt, 1957 389 Files containing segregation correspondence, 1957 581 Subject Files: 581 Miscellaneous pamphlets and clippings 581 National Guard information bulletins 581 Tidelands - 3 league boundary 581 H.R. Cullen 581 Personal Notepad, August 1-5, 1961 581 Texas Navy 582 Texas Navy - various occasions, commissions and correspondence 582 World's Fair 582 Mental Retardation Awards, 1962 582 Clippings, 1962: 582 Appointments and Personnel 582 Agriculture and Farm Problems 582 Daniel-Point Program Outlined for Texas 582 Daniel, Senator Price 582 Attorney General - John Ben Shepperd 582 Inauguration 582 Insurance 582 William Harrison, State Insurance Commission 582 Liquor Law Enforcement 585 Subject Files: 585 Governor's race runoff, Ralph Yarborough, 1956 585 Governor's race runoff, W. Lee O' Daniel, 1956 585 Appropriations Committee Report, 1961 585 Travel Information, request in conjunction with the Cabinet of Capitols project 586 44th Annual Governor's Conference, Houston, 1952 586 House Bill 4 (Appropriations) 1960-1961 586 Budgets, 1958-1959 and 1960-1961 586 Game and Fish Commission 586 State Parks Board, Annual Report, 1957 586 Board of Veterinarian Medical Examiners 586 Aeronautics Commission 586 Architectural Examiners 586 Water Engineers 586 Highway Department 586 Barber Examiners 586 State Auditor 586 Attorney General 586 Education Agency (Texas Education Agency) 586 Board of Control 586 Dental Examiners 586 Good Neighbor Commission 586 Board of Registration for Professional Engineers 586 Railroad Commission 586 Department of Public Welfare 586 Department of Public Safety 586 Parks Board 586 Board of Registration - Public Surveyors 586 Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners 586 Board of Examiners in the Basic Sciences 586 Board of Insurance 586 State Treasurer 586 Veterans Affairs 586 Employment Commission 586 Teacher Retirement System 586 Secretary of State 586 Board of County and District Road Indebtedness 586 Rio Grande Compact Commission 586 Real Estate Commission 586 Pardons and Paroles 586 Historical Parks 586 Industrial Accident Board 586 Department of Health 595 Office Files by Subject: 595 Aging 595 Doyle Williams (Acting Governor for a Day) August 13, 1961 595 Bruce Regan (Acting Governor for a Day) 595 Charles F. Herring (Acting Governor for a Day) January 22, 1962 595 Preston E. Smith (Acting Governor for a Day) August 4, 1961 595 Culp Krueger (Acting Governor for a Day) September 8, 1962 595 Legislature messages 595 Railroads, miscellaneous 595 Rural Electric Co-operatives Association (R.E.A.) 595 Radio Stations (lists) 595 Population 595 Women in Government 595 Juvenile Delinquency 595 58th Legislature 1963 595 Oil Scandal clippings 596 Governor's List Race 596 SS Governor - lists 596 Mayfield, Earle B., Jr. 596 Charles D. Mathews 596 Frank McGregor 596 Narcotics 596 Natural Gas Bill 596 Lone Star Scholarship Winner 596 M.B. Morgan 596 Governor's Race, miscellaneous 596 George Nokes 596 Governor's race - Phillips 596 Political ads 596 Public Welfare - John H. Winters 596 Pictures 596 W. Lee O'Daniel 596 To Read (?) 596 Governor's Office, resignation 596 Segregation 596 Governor's Race, Senterfitt 596 Smear Folder 596 Speech Material, broadcasts 596 Special Help offered 596 Governor Shivers 596 Taxes 596 Teachers and Education 596 Texas Manufacturing Association, Ed. G. Burris 596 Trade Association 596 Trinity Publishing Company 596 Veterans of Foreign Wars 596 Governor's Race, Ralph Yarbrough 596 Water Problems 596 Hon. Preston A. Weatherred 596 Out of State Correspondence 596 Clippings 596 Speech Material 596 Speech Material, trip folder 596 Expense accounts and polls 596 Office Personnel, general 596 Statement of Price Daniel for Ike, re: troops at Little Rock, AR 596 Statement of Price Daniel re: Senate Bill 225 596 Constitutional Revision Study Publications 596 Screwworm Eradication in Florida 596 Trinity River, Wallisville Reservoir 597 Metropolitan Problems 597 Mansion 597 Lists, general 597 Young American Medals Award 597 Trinity River [2 folders] 597 Trinity River, East Fork 597 Trinity River, Forney Dam and Reservoir 597 Trinity River, Fort Worth Area, Part II 597 Trinity River, Lake Liberty 597 Trinity River, Saltwater Barrier 597 Trinity River Authority 597 Governor's Desk Water file 597 General 597 Office Memos, 1961-1962 597 Office Memos, 1960 597 Office Memos, 1959 597 Statehood for Hawaii 597 Office Memos, 1958 598 Propaganda [clippings] 598 Correspondence log 598 Correspondence - Folders in alpha order A-Z 598 Governor's Office appointment files 598 Washington receipts and disbursements 598 American Bar Association 598 F.T. Baldwin 598 Baylor University 598 Larry Blackmon 598 County Managers Letters 598 B'nai B'rith 598 Governor's Race, letters 598 Governor's Race, convention controversy 598 Senator Price Daniel Persona[l?] 598 National Democratic Party 598 Democratic Party 598 State Democratic Executive Committee 598 Busby, Horace W., Jr. 598 Certificates, Price Daniel 598 Organization, Governor's Race 598 Employment Files 598 Fagan Dickinson 598 Allen Duckworth 598 Bill Daniel since June 1 598 Editorials 598 Endorsements 598 Expense File 598 Farm Program 598 Fort Hood, Killeen 598 John Gray 598 Joe Greenhill 598 James B. Hart 598 Governor's Race, news releases 598 Jake Pickle 598 J. Evetts Haley 598 Dow Heard 598 W. W. Heath, correspondence 598 Hi-Y Youth and Government 598 Insurance 598 Itinerary, June and July schedules 598 Interposition 598 Invitations 598 Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson 598 Juvenile Delinquency 598 Kennedy-KSIX-Radio-TV 598 Presidential Race 598 Presidential File, Eisenhower 598 Presidential File, Stevenson 598 Labor, Governor's Race 602 Capitol buildings in various states [29 framed pictures] Water files, 1949, 1956-1962, bulk 1956-1962, approximately 10 cubic ft.

Price Daniel was governor of Texas from January 15, 1957 to January 15, 1963. The governor of Texas is the chief executive officer of the state. These records are some of the files of the subject of water of Texas Governor Price Daniel. The records date from 1949, 1956 to 1962, bulk 1956-1962.

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 the Governor Price Daniel records. See Texas Attorney General Price Daniel records and U.S. Senator Price Daniel papers for more records and papers.

 Arrangement

These records are arranged as received.

 Preferred Citation

(Identify the item), Water files, Texas Governor Price Daniel records,. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

 321 Water files, John Goldsum's office: 321 Governor's Statewide Water Committee Meeting, September 10, 1962: 321 General Information 321 Information Requests 321 Invitations and replies from members 321 Finance committee appointments 321 Steering committee appointments 321 Correspondence with steering group 321 Officials-invitations and replies 321 Other groups-invitations and replies 321 Resolutions by other groups 321 Resolutions subcommittee members 321 Newspaper clippings 321 Texas Water Commission 321 Water Conditions - reports from Texas Water Commission 322 Water Conservation Association, Texas 322 Water Development Board 322 Water Pollution Control Board 322 Water Research News 322 Water Resources committee 322 Watershed Congress, September-October 1, 1959 325 Arkansas-White-Red Basins Interagency Committee 325 Governor's Statewide Water Committee, 1961 325 Water Committee Meeting, January 5, 1961 325 Resolutions adopted, January 5, 1961 325 General Information, January 5, 1961 325 Governor's desk water file 325 Brazos River Authority 325 International Boundary and Water Commission, U.S. and Mexico Interstate Conference on water problems 325 Kerr Committee on Water Resources 325 National Reclamation Association 325 National Rivers and Harbors Congress, Mayflower, Washington D.C. May 24-27, 1961 325 State Soil Conservation Board 326 Texas Coordinating Water Committee 326 Texas Water Report, 1956-1962 326 U.S.-Texas Water Study Commission 326 United States Study Commission, Public Law 85-843, August 28, 1958 326 United States Study Commission, Senate Bill 300 by Senator Lyndon Johnson 326 Water - Federal legislation 326 Water [2 folders] 326 Water clippings 326 Taylor's Bayou 326 Tehuacana Creek Watershed 326 Texarkana Dam 326 Texas City Channel 326 Texas City Seawall 326 Toledo Bend 326 Town Branch Watershed, Madison County, Texas 326 Tanquitas Creek-Kingsville 326 Turkey Creek project 326 Upper Lanke Ford Creek Watershed 326 Upper Las Moras Creek Watershed 326 Valley Creek Watershed 326 Vince and Little Vince Bayous 326 Waco Dam and Reservoir 326 Waurika Project, Oklahoma 326 White Oak, Cypress and Little Cypress Creeks 326 White River Municipal Water District 326 York Creek Watershed 326 Zapata claims 326 Upper Colorado Project 326 Governor's Statewide Water Committee, list of members 522 Governor's Statewide Water Committee, 1957-1959: 522 Water File 522 Water Bill (House), 1957 522 Water Planning Committee, 1957-1958 523 Colonel Ellis' Water Study and Legislative Information, clippings and publications, 1958-1959: 523 Austin report 523 Texas Canners Association 523 Texas Department of Corrections, Huntsville 523 Livestock Sanitary Commission 523 Governor's Executive Study Commission 523 Texas Council on Migrant Labor 523 Memos to the Governor 523 Telegrams 523 West Texas Chamber of Commerce 523 Youth Council 523 Budgets for State Agencies 523 Omnibus Tax Fund Data 523 Fiscal Data 523 Tax Data 523 Board of Water Engineers 523 Arkansas, White and Red river basins agency reports 524 Brazos River Authority 524 A.E. Amerman, Jr. 524 California Water Facts 524 Drought report 524 Evaporation Research News 524 Fort Bend Water District #2 524 Gulf Intercoastal Waterway 524 Gulf States marine fisheries 524 Halletsville Flood Control 524 93rd District Court, Hidalgo County 524 Inland Waterways Common Carriers Association 524 Frank H. Kelley 524 Legislative Digest 524 Lower Colorado River Authority 524 National Rivers and Harbors Congress, 1958 524 National Watershed Congress 524 North Texas and South Oklahoma Area Development Association 524 Oklahoma Water policy 524 Reclamation Bureau [2 folders] 524 Rio Grande Compact Commission 524 Upper Rio Grande 524 Sabine River Authority 524 L.E. Seeman file 524 K.M. Smith, Watermaster, 93rd District court 524 Soil Conservation Board 524 Soil and Water pamphlets 524 Texas Water Conservation Society 524 Texas River Basins, U.S. Study Commission 524 Texas Water Development Board 524 Texas State Soil Conservation Board 524 Texas Water Report 524 TIPRO - Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association 524 U.S. Engineers, Southwest Dallas 524 U.S. Army Engineers, Dallas 524 U.S. Army Engineers, New Orleans, Galveston, Tulsa 525 U.S. Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation 525 U.S. Study Commission 525 Water Board Engineers 525 Water Engineers, Board of 525 Texas Water Resources Commission 525 Texas Water Development Board 525 Water Pollution 525 Water Conservation 525 Water Development and Drought Relief 525 Governor's Water Planning Committee 525 Press releases, 1958-1959 525 U.S. Water Study Commission 525 Water Rescue and Search Association 525 Wyoming, opposition to federal encroachment 525 Water, speeches and speech material 525 Incoming Mail Summary, Goldsum's office, 1959 526 Senate Bill #87, 1959 526 Water, newspaper clippings, 1958-1959 526 Newspaper clippings, Rio Grande Valley 526 Texas Water Resources Committee, transcript of meeting, September 1956 526 Water bills - Texas Water Resource Commission 526 We Grow With Water, speech by Paul Kilday in Congress 526 Reservoir Evaporation Control, [3 publications] 526 Supreme Court of U.S., brief for respondents, 1949 526 Sweatt Case including Brief for State of Texas 526 Padre Island National Seashore: 526 Federal legislation, 1959 526 1961 hearing, Senate Bill 4, 81st Congress 526 Senate Bill 543, bill and hearings, 1961 526 House resolution 5013, 1961 526 House resolution 5049, 1961 526 Amendment to Senate Bill 4, 1961 526 Water: 526 Comments for state agencies, etc. on proposed report of 526 U.S. Study Commission, December 1961 526 U.S. Study Commission, Texas [report in 3 parts] 527 Deluxe 3 volume edition, many fold out maps, 1961 527 Resources, economy, problems and criteria 527 Reclamation Project Data, 1961 [bound book] 527 Legislation and School Land Board Meetings: 527 Legislation by subject, 1959 527 Water Conservation, storage 527 Water, federal 527 Water, general 527 Water pollution, [2 folders] 527 Water, reorganization of Board of Water Engineers 527 Water Use Fee 527 Wrongful Convictions