urn:taro:tslac.90004 Texas State Department of Health: An Inventory of Texas State Department of Health Records at the Texas State Archives, 1853, 1899-1901, 1910, 1921-1955, undated, bulk 1943-1949 Finding aid by Laura Saegert, August 2011 This EAD finding aid was created in cooperation with Texas Archival Resources Online. Texas State Library and Archives Commission September 2011 Finding aid encoded by Chloe Edwards in EAD Version 2002 as part of the TARO project, September 2011. Finding aid written in English. Description based on DACS. 2011-10-25 Copy editing from archives staff incorporated by Chloe Edwards. Overview Texas State Archives Texas. State Dept. of Health. State Department of Health records 1853, 1899-1901, 1910, 1921-1955, undated bulk 1943-1949 The Texas State Department of Health, renamed the Texas Department of Health Resources in 1975, and then the Texas Department of Health, was the state's primary agency for public health planning, services, and regulation until it was abolished and absorbed into the Texas Department of State Health Services in 2004. The records consist primarily of correspondence and reports, dating 1853, 1899-1901, 1910, 1921-1955, bulk dating 1943-1949. Also present are county evaluations schedules and other records from the American Public Health Association; rules and regulations of the Food and Drug Bureau; payroll records of the agency (1899-1901); vouchers; an inspection report on a vessel to use for quarantine (1899); and scattered photographs (1940s). These materials are written in English. 34.5 cubic ft. Restrictions on Access

Materials do not circulate, but may be used in the State Archives search room. Materials will be retrieved from and returned to storage areas by staff members.

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

Until it was abolished in 2004 and absorbed into the Texas Department of State Health Services, the Texas Department of Health was the latest successor in a line of health-related state agencies: the Texas Quarantine Department (1879-1903), the Texas Department of Public Health and Vital Statistics (1903-1909), the Texas State Department of Health (1909-1975), and the Texas Department of Health Resources (1975-1977). The department became the State of Texas' primary agency for public health planning, services, and regulation.

The Texas Department of Health consisted of the Commissioner of Health, the administrative staff, and the chest hospitals at San Antonio and Harlingen. The Commissioner of Health was appointed every two years by the Texas Board of Health to be the administrative head of the Texas Department of Health and was required to be licensed to practice medicine in Texas. The commissioner was given overall management duties and powers of the Department of Health and was assisted in oversight functions by deputy commissioners, assistant deputy commissioners, and associate commissioners. By 1999, the Commissioner of Health headed an Executive Deputy Commissioner and four deputy commissioners. The deputy commissioners led Community Health and Prevention with six subsidiary bureaus; Health Care Financing with nine subsidiary bureaus; Public Health Sciences and Quality with ten subsidiary bureaus; and Administration which provided support services, legal services, and management and administrative services. Additionally, the Department was associated with the Texas Medical Disclosure Panel, the Texas Radiation Advisory Board, the Council of Sex Offender Treatment, the Toxic Substances Coordinating Committee, and the Health Professions Council.

During the course of the 20th century, the responsibilities of the Department continued to evolve from its original concern to isolate and prevent epidemic diseases such as cholera, smallpox, and typhoid fever. In 1903, the 28th Legislature, in Senate Substitute Bill 168, assigned to the Department the task of maintaining birth and death records and changed its name to the Texas Department of Public Health and Vital Statistics to reflect its new role. Six years later, in 1909, the name was changed again to the Texas State Department of Health, as growing concern over the safety and purity of food and water supplies resulted in new legislation at both the federal and state levels. The enforcement responsibilities were given to the public health agencies. During the Depression, new federal laws encouraged the states to provide limited kinds of medical and dental care for the poor. In 1946 the U.S. Hospital Survey and Construction Act began providing matching federal funds for hospital construction and renovation under the Hill-Burton program in coordination with state health agencies. Late in the century the Texas Department of Health developed a variety of disease-prevention programs. In 1975 (House Bill 2164, 64th Legislature, Regular Session), the Texas Health Planning and Development Act added the responsibility of overall planning of all health facilities and services in the state, and the State Department of Health became the Texas Department of Health Resources, governed by the Board of Health Resources. Their names were changed to the Texas Board of Health and the Texas Department of Health in 1977.

From 1991, the Department of Health acted under the budgetary oversight of the Health and Human Services Commission, which acted as an umbrella organization to integrate the strategic planning and budget request processes for the state's major health and human services agencies. By 2002, the agency had over 5500 employees and an annual budget in excess of $6 billion (including federal funds).

House Bill 2292 (78th Texas Legislature, Regular Session, 2003) merged twelve state health and human services agencies into five, officially abolishing the Texas Department of Health (effective September 1, 2004) and creating the new Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). DSHS took over all of the powers, duties, functions, programs, and activities of the Department of Health. (In addition it assumed the duties of the Texas Commission on Alcohol and Drug Abuse, the Texas Health Care Information Council, and the mental health and state hospital operations formerly under the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation.) The governing body is the DSHS Council, composed of nine members of the public appointed by the governor with the advice and consent of the state senate. These nine members, representing all geographic areas of the state and reflecting the ethnic diversity of the state, must have demonstrated an interest in and knowledge of problems and available services related to public health, mental health, or substance abuse. They serve staggered six-year terms.

(Sources include: Guide to Texas State Agencies, 11th edition (2001); the DSHS website, http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/, accessed June 2012; and the enabling legislation (1903, 1909, 1975, 1977, 2003).)

Scope and Contents of the Records

The Texas State Department of Health, renamed the Texas Department of Health Resources in 1975, and then the Texas Department of Health, was the state's primary agency for public health planning, services, and regulation until it was abolished and absorbed into the Texas Department of State Health Services in 2004. The records consist primarily of correspondence and reports, dating 1853, 1899-1901, 1910, 1921-1955, bulk dating 1943-1949. Also present are county evaluations schedules and other records from the American Public Health Association; rules and regulations of the Food and Drug Bureau; payroll records of the agency (1899-1901); vouchers; an inspection report on a vessel to use for quarantine (1899); and scattered photographs (1940s). Topics covered include school health services, communicable diseases, public health services, veterans training program, milk hygiene, the Committee on Salt Water Control, and Federal Works Agency projects..

Folder listing is based on an inventory prepared after receipt of the records in 1965. In preparing this finding aid, the described materials were not reviewed.

Organization of the Records

Records are arranged as received from the agency, roughly in order by topic or division.

Division of School Health Services, correspondence and reports, 1935-1948, 4 cubic ft. Communicable Diseases Division, correspondence and reports, 1942-1951, 1 cubic ft. Monthly division reports, 1936-1941, 2 cubic ft. State Health Department, correspondence and reports, 1935-1956, 4 cubic ft. American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules, 1941-1949, 2 cubic ft. Federal Works Agency Projects, correspondence, 1941-1944, 1 cubic ft. Veterans Training Program, correspondence, 1945-1950, 1 cubic ft. American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules and other records, 1853, 1926-1950, 2 cubic ft. Federal Works Agency Projects, correspondence, 1941-1945, 2 cubic ft. American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules and other records, 1941-1947, 1 cubic ft. Monthly division reports, 1946-1950, 1 cubic ft. Committee on Salt Water Control, correspondence and reports of East Texas oil fields, 1940-1944, 2 cubic ft. Central Administration Division, correspondence, 1934-1946, 2 cubic ft. Food and Drug Bureau, milk files, 1922-1951, 6 cubic ft. Division of Public Health Nursing, correspondence, 1937-1944, 2 cubic ft. Food and Drug Bureau, rules and regulations, 1910, 1921-1949, 0.5 cubic ft. State Health Department, miscellaneous, 1899-1901, 1922, 1 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.

Corporate Names: Texas. Department of Public Health. American Public Health Association. Texas. Dept. of Health. United States. Federal Works Agency. Subjects: Health--Texas. Health planning--Texas. Milk hygiene--Texas. Food--Safety regulations--Texas. Drugs--Safety regulations--Texas. Public health--Texas. School health services--Texas. Communicable diseases--Texas. Document Types: Correspondence--Health--Texas--1910, 1922-1951. Reports--Health--Texas--1910, 1922-1951. Regulations--Health--Texas--1910, 1922-1951. Schedules--Health--Texas--1853, 1922-1951. Photographs--Health--Texas--1940s. Vouchers--Health--Texas--1922. Payrolls--Health--Texas--1899-1901. Functions: Developing health policies. Preferred Citation

(Identify the item and cite the series), Texas State Department of Health records. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission.

Appraisal Information

These records were appraised by State Archives staff in the early 1960s.

Processing Information

Initial processing by unknown archival staff

Inventory reformatted by Jeremy Zuni, student volunteer, March 2011

Descriptive material added and finding aid prepared by Laura Saegert, May 2011

XML coding by Chloe Edwards, student volunteer, October 2011

Final edits by Laura Saegert, June 2012

Accession Information

Accession number: 1963/181

These records were transferred to the Archives Division of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission by the Texas State Department of Health on May 11, 1964.

Description of the Records Division of School Health Services, correspondence and reports, 1935-1948, 4 cubic ft. 4-16/125A Nutrition (elementary schools),1943 4-16/125A Physical Fitness Institute,1940-1944 4-16/125A Courses, health,1943-1944 4-16/125A Absenteeism in schools,1944 4-16/125A Legislative,1942-1943 4-16/125A Summary, Public Health Institute,February 1947 4-16/125A Child Development Program, Dist. Pres., Texas Congress, P. and T. Adult Education, 3rd Annual SW Regional Conference,1943 4-16/125A Vital Statistics Report,1935-1936 4-16/125A Tuberculosis material,1939 4-16/125A Trip reports,1940 4-16/125A Monthly reports, Division of Maternal and Child Health,1939-1940 4-16/125A Letter sent to Legislative Committee Chairmen in regard to budget,1940 4-16/125A Memoranda,1939-1940 4-16/125A Federal Public Housing Authority (Negro Health Education),1943-1944 4-16/125A Rheumatic fever,1945-1946 4-16/125A Denton, summer,1941-1944 4-16/125A University of Texas,1940, 1943 4-16/125A Maternal and Child Health Standards,undated 4-16/125A School Health Services Division, Annual Plan, Policies,1945-1946 4-16/125A Austin School Survey Reports,1946 4-16/125A C-6 Inter-Office, Division,1946 4-16/125A County Public Health Committee,1939 4-16/125A Texas Federation of Women's Clubs,1945 4-16/125A Child Welfare correspondence,1945-1946 4-16/125A May Day (Child Health Day),1942, 1946 4-16/125A Convalescence homes correspondence,1944-1946 4-16/125A Parent-Teacher Association, Current requests,1941-1946 4-16/125A Parent-Teacher Association, Program,1940-1944 4-16/125A Education Program for Civil Defense (Child Care),1942, 1944-1947 4-16/125A Summer programs,1944 4-16/125A Meeting programs,1942-1944 4-16/125A Parent-Teacher Association, Housing program,1942 4-16/125A Local Health Unit, Reports and school program outline,1943, 1945 4-16/125A Special projects (Inter-American),1944 4-16/125A Works Progress Administration, Plan on Liquidating School Lunch Projects,undated 4-16/125A Texas Social Welfare Association,1945 4-16/125A Texas Council for Children (special), Information Committee,1942-1944 4-16/125A Summer Round-Up,1945 4-16/125A Association for Childhood Education, Branches in Texas,1942, 1945 4-16/125A Association for Childhood Education, Report,1940-1941 4-16/125A Department of Education,1945-1946 4-16/125A State List, Home Demonstration Agricultural Agents,1943-1945 4-16/125A Child Development, demonstrations,1942, 1944 4-16/125A Minutes of meeting of Committee on Maternal and Child Health,1938-1941 4-16/125A Zavala,1942-1943 4-16/125A Dallas, Highland Park (schools),undated 4-16/125A Houston volunteers and Parent-Teacher Association,1947 4-16/125A Fort Worth Mount Carmel School,1947 4-16/125A Requisitions,1944-1947 4-16/125A Materials ordered,1947 4-16/125A Correspondence,1945-1947 4-16/125A Child Welfare Division,1946-1947 4-16/125A General correspondence,1935-1947 4-16/125A General correspondence,1947 4-16/125A Division of School Health Services,1947 4-16/125A New Braunfels,1947 4-16/125A Scheduled calls,1947 4-16/125A Materials sent to coordinators of workshops,1932-1947 4-16/125A Medical examination, blank form no. 8538,undated 4-16/125A Child Development, Conferences,1944 4-16/125A Texas School Health Association,1943-1944 4-16/125A Home Demonstration Association,1944-1945 4-16/125A Texas Council for Children,1944-1947 4-16/125A Maternal and Child Health Staff Meeting,September 1947 4-16/125A Texas Council for Young Children,1941-1946 4-16/125A Texas Social Welfare Association, Special Children's Committee,1946 4-16/125A Texas Farm Laborers Health Association, Nursery Schools, Labor camps,1944 4-16/125A Office of Defense Health and Welfare Services, 1941-1942 (Federal Security Agency),1944 4-16/125A War Manpower Commission,1944 4-16/125A Family Security Committee,1942 4-16/125A Reports, Home and Family Life Conference,1941 4-16/125B Recommended Policies for a Basic Health Program for the School Child, by Joint Committee, Health in Education, Department of Education and Department of Health,1945 4-16/125B Literature revised,1947 4-16/125B C-1 monthly reports,undated 4-16/125B W.P.A., Parent education,1940 4-16/125B Quarterly reports, Division of Maternal and Child Health,1938-1941 4-16/125B Revision of Daily Observation bulletins,1947 4-16/125B Parent education, Program Plan,1947 4-16/125B Suggested Outline for Unit Subject, Knowing My Health Services, Dr. Dodd's paper, Health Services,undated 4-16/125B SH-3 (a) In-service training, Institutes,1947 4-16/125B D-3 Related agencies from 1939 (Directory of Agencies Related to Public Health),undated 4-16/125B Maternal and Child Health,1946 4-16/125B Summer Round-Up,1940 4-16/125B W.K. Kellogg Community Health Project, Hillsdale County, Michigan,undated 4-16/125B American Public Health Association,1938 4-16/125B Parent-Teacher Association, State Convention,1943 4-16/125B Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers,1945-1946 4-16/125B S-10 Parent-Teacher Association,1941

[Includes Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, 33rd Convention.]

4-16/125B S-10 (a) Parent-Teacher Association, Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, State Program,1947 4-16/125B S-10 (b) Parent-Teacher Association programs (local),1947 4-16/125B Girl Scouts,1939-1941 4-16/125B American Public Health Association, (Bibliography on Public Health and Allied Subjects),1940 4-16/125B Texas Home Economics Association, (Texas News Letter),February 1941 4-16/125B University of Texas, cooperating agency course, (Health Education 347),1941 4-16/125B State Housing Committee, Texas Home Economics Association,1940-1941 4-16/125B Urban-Rural Women's Conference, Dallas,1939 4-16/125B Homemaking education,1939-1942 4-16/125B Source of material,1937-1939 4-16/125B County Public Health Committee, Packet # 1, Tuberculosis,1938-1939 4-16/125B Home Making Education, Dallas meeting,October 1939, August 1941 4-16/125B Correspondence, Florida State Health Department,1940 4-16/125B Parent education material (Parent-Teacher Association),undated 4-16/125B Suggestions for district chairman of the county health committee,undated 4-16/125B W.P.A. recreation Information and nursery schools,1937 4-16/125B Nursing Service Committee material,undated 4-16/125B Playlet,undated 4-16/125B Exhibit,1937-1940 4-16/125B Health Education Committee reports,1937 4-16/125B Speaker's Bureau,undated 4-16/125B Children's Bureau, U.S. Department of Labor,undated [chart] 4-16/125B Plans Community Organization, Maternal and Child Health Staff Conference,undated 4-16/125B Austin Public Schools, Austin-Travis County, Health Unit and State Health Department Program,1946 4-16/125B American Health, Physical Education and Recreation, reprint list, health information tests,1937-1949 4-16/125B Beaumont Health Survey,1947 4-16/125B Health service inquiries, General,1946-1947 4-16/125B The Child, and The Crippled Child,1940-1945 4-16/125B Correspondence, general,1947 4-16/125B Meeting Administrative Problems Growing out of Changes made in Classroom Teaching in 1936-1937 in Graded Elementary Schools in the area of the Michigan Community Health Project, (W.K. Kellogg Foundation),1938 4-16/125B Activities of Bureau of Laboratories (Dept. of Health),undated 4-16/125B Foundation of nutrition,undated 4-16/125B Sub-Committee for Nutrition Workshops, National Research Council,1942 4-16/125B School lunch,1943-1946 4-16/125B School lunch,1942-1947 4-16/125B Nutrition, Sanitation,1944 4-16/125B Texas study, Secondary Education (newsletter),1944-1945 4-16/125B Denton speech,July-August 1946 4-16/125B Recommendations of the American Youth Commission,1942 4-16/125B Child care information, unit directors,undated 4-16/125B Texas Study of Secondary Education, Proceedings, 2nd Annual Conference,1944 4-16/125B Recommendations for Health Programs to State and Local Organizations,undated 4-16/125B Material prepared by Educational Consultant and Child Care and Parental Education,November 1944

[Note: Duplicate of material sent to Dr. Hotopp.]

4-16/125B Health Education, booklet,undated 4-16/125B Forms - health, school,1943: 4-16/125B Earls, Lester, Jr. 4-16/125B Fowler, Clara Mae 4-16/125B Hamilton, Annie Mae 4-16/125B Lee, William 4-16/125B Morris, Billy Clark Allen 4-16/125B Walker, Albert Jewel 4-16/125B Wicks, Verna Bell 4-16/125B General,1939 4-16/125B Transcribe, tabulate data for Fort Worth Health Department,1940 4-16/125B Child-Health Conference, Children's Bureau,July 1939 4-16/125B Material on well child conferences,undated 4-16/125B General,1937-1940 4-16/125B Child Health Conference,undated 4-16/125B Analysis of nurses' activities, Texas,1938 4-16/126A Prairie View,undated 4-16/126A Prairie View,1939 4-16/126A Special activities (personnel),1938-1939 4-16/126A Negro Child Development Institute,1940 4-16/126A Organization charts, Division of Maternal and Child Health,undated 4-16/126A Employees' affidavits,1939 4-16/126A Meetings,1936-1940 4-16/126A Premature box,undated 4-16/126A W.P.A. districts,1940 4-16/126A Negro Postgraduate Steering Committee,1940-1941 4-16/126A Child Growth and Development Program in Division of Maternal and Child Health,1939 4-16/126A Mental Hygiene (Mental Health Service),undated 4-16/126A Ideas for posters (Maternal and Child Health),undated 4-16/126A Spanish translations, Infant Care, Children's Bureau Publication #8, U.S. Department of Labor, and Diphtheria, Texas State Department of Health (Dr. Coleman),1938, undated 4-16/126A Division of Maternal and Child Health, Annual and biennial reports,1939-1940 4-16/126A Miscellaneous,undated 4-16/126A Helen Le Lecheur, health programs (divisions by topic),undated 4-16/126A Attorney General,1938-1946 4-16/126A Architectural inquiries,1946 4-16/126A Well Child Conference, negatives and positives, course outlines,undated 4-16/126A Proposed Experimental Plan for Community Organization,undated 4-16/126A Curriculum (Florida Health Notes, school health),1945 4-16/126A Mid-Winter Conference,1945 4-16/126A State Children's Committee Meeting, Minutes,April 1946 4-16/126A Dallas,1945 4-16/126A Environmental control,1946 4-16/126A State Department of Education,1946 4-16/126A Educational programs, Maternal and Child Health (Division of Behavioral Health),1939-1941 4-16/126A Miscellaneous forms, etc.,1943 4-16/126A Administrative problems in health,1944 4-16/126A Institute on Child Health and Development,undated 4-16/126A Inquiries regarding immunizations,1946 4-16/126A Inquiries regarding light and child development,1944-1945 4-16/126A Massachusetts vision test, Rosedale School,undated 4-16/126A Mental health tests,undated 4-16/126A Negro Program (),1941-1946

[Includes Negro College Health Programs, Bishop College medical and dental blank forms.]

4-16/126A Nutrition,1944-1947

[Includes Nutrition News.]

4-16/126A Public relations,1944 4-16/126A Pittsburg Plate Glass Company,1945-1946 4-16/126A Resolution on school health programs,1946 4-16/126A Requests for materials,1945-1946 4-16/126A Requests for services and future appointments,1945-1946 4-16/126A School lunch rooms,1946 4-16/126A School lunch programs,1944-1945 4-16/126A Screening,1946 4-16/126A Superintendents, Form letter,1947 4-16/126A Social hygiene meeting,1946 4-16/126A Area Conference on Social Hygiene,1946 4-16/126A Testing procedures,1945-1946 4-16/126A Teacher education,undated 4-16/126A Teacher training grants,1945 4-16/126A Testimonials, Programs,1945-1946 4-16/126A Ultraviolet,1945-1946 4-16/126A United States Public Health Service,1946 4-16/126A Miscellaneous correspondence,1939-1947 4-16/126A Texas Interprofessional Commission, organization chart,undated 4-16/126A Texas Interprofessional Commission Bulletin (no. 8610),undated 4-16/126A Instructions for Completing Forms for Travel Expense, Form no. 1, Travel Expense Form,undated [3 forms] 4-16/126A Texas Interprofessional Commission on Child Development, Miscellaneous expense accounts,1946-1947 4-16/126A Child Development Institute,1941-1944 4-16/126A Conference programs,1944-1945 4-16/126A Committee on Teacher Education,November 1945 4-16/126A Texas Interprofessional Commission on Child Development, Committee on Health and Education,1945 4-16/126A Negro Interprofessional Commission on Child Development,1941-1946 4-16/126B Institute for School Administrators,1944-1945 4-16/126B School Building Standards Committee,June 1946 4-16/126B School Building Standards Committee, March 1946 4-16/126B School Plant Study Committee,February 1947 4-16/126B School Plant Conference notes,June 1946 4-16/126B Kellogg Foundation, Steering Committee,1947 4-16/126B Notes from Coordinator's Meeting,November 1947 4-16/126B Kellogg Foundation: 4-16/126B Community Health Council,undated 4-16/126B Proposed programs of colleges,undated 4-16/126B Proposed program,1947 4-16/126B Lewis Spears (Director of Health Education, Texas Dept. of Education),1946-1948 4-16/126B Dr. L.A. Woods (State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Texas Dept. of Education),1946-1948 4-16/126B H. B. Masters (Director, Division of Education),1946-1947 4-16/126B Three Year Plan (School and Community Program, Health-Special-Safety Education, Texas),undated 4-16/126B Annual Achievement Report,1946-1947 4-16/126B Annual Achievement Report, Texas Extended School and Community Health Education Program, University of Texas,undated 4-16/126B Summer workshops,1948 4-16/126B Health workshops,undated 4-16/126B Old demonstration correspondence,1941-1945 4-16/126B Demonstration schools,1945 4-16/126B Austin Demonstration Center,1944 4-16/126B Denton (North Texas State Teachers' College),1941-1946 4-16/126B El Paso (El Paso Public Schools),1941-1943

[Includes El Paso Light Reading, ACY School.]

4-16/126B Harlingen,1946 4-16/126B Highland Park schools,1945 4-16/126B Hooks,1946 4-16/126B Houston (public schools),1944-1945 4-16/126B Huntsville,1945-1946 4-16/126B Southern Methodist University,1946-1947 4-16/126B Tyler (North Tyler Elementary School),1941-1946 4-16/126B East Texas State Teachers' College (Commerce),1939-1940 4-16/126B North Texas State Teachers' College,1939-1945 4-16/126B Sam Houston State Teachers' College (Huntsville),1939-1940 4-16/126B Stephen F. Austin State Teachers' College (Nacogdoches),1939 4-16/126B Texas State College for Women (Denton),1939-1942 4-16/126B West Texas State Teachers' College (Canyon),1938-1944 4-16/126B Inter-Office communications, staff,1946-1947 4-16/126B Inter-Office communications, departmental,1944-1947 4-16/126B Trip reports: 4-16/126B Mr. W.R. Bodine,1946 4-16/126B Dr. Georgeanna Greer,1946 4-16/126B Dr. D.B. Harmon,1941 4-16/126B Miss Beatrice Lott,1946-1947 4-16/126B Progress reports, staff,1946 4-16/126B Dr. D.B. Harmon, personal,1947 4-16/126B Monthly reports, Dr. Harmon,1944 4-16/126B Monthly reports, Dr. Harmon,1942-1943 4-16/126B Dr. MacDougall, expense accounts,1947 4-16/126B Monthly reports, Dr. MacDougall,1945-1946 4-16/126B Dr. MacDougall, expense accounts,1944-1946 4-16/126B Staff and division plans,1945 4-16/126B Excerpts from annual plans and Children's Bureau publication,1940-1944, undated Communicable Diseases Division, correspondence and reports, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/127 Miscellaneous maps,undated

[Includes Houston, Laredo, Gainesville, Bay City; Tarrant, Upshur, Gregg, and Dallas counties; Santa Fe, et al.]

4-16/127 Memos, Harold G. Russell, Jr.,1948-1949 4-16/127 Trip reports (L J. Ogden),1943-1947 4-16/127 Correspondence, war zones, entomology,1945-1947 4-16/127 Atlanta correspondence, malaria, (L.J. Ogden),1944-1950 4-16/127 Entomology, Atlanta correspondence,1947 4-16/127 Memos to field men, typhus,1946-1949 4-16/127 Frederick T. Lynd (memos, fly testing),1948-1949 4-16/127 Robert T. Wood (memos, Valley fly tests),1948-1949 4-16/127 Trip reports (L.J. Ogden),1949-1950 4-16/127 Atlanta, malaria correspondence,1947-1948 4-16/127 Correspondence, prisoner of war camps and reconnaissance surveys, entomology,1944-1945 4-16/127 1950 reports, other entomologist,1944 [forms] 4-16/127 Complaint tests,1950 4-16/127 Malaria evaluation file,1950 4-16/127 Reconnaissance surveys (L.J. Ogden),1942-1945 4-16/127 Progress reports consolidated (Parker),1951 4-16/127 Quad. summaries (Adult Mosquito Collection records),1944-1945 4-16/127 Adult quad. counts,1943-1944 Monthly division reports, 1936-1941, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/128A Communicable diseases: 4-16/128A Texas, Geo. W. Cox,1936-1937 4-16/128A Dr. A.M. Clarkson, Director,1937 4-16/128A Reports,1937 4-16/128A March-December,1937 [10 folders] 4-16/128A January-December,1938 [12 folders] 4-16/128A Weekly Morbidity Reports, and Morbidity Statistics Bulletins,1938 4-16/128B January-December,1939 [12 folders] 4-16/128B Morbidity Statistics Bulletins,1939 4-16/128B January-December,1940 [12 folders] 4-16/128B Morbidity Statistics Bulletins,1939 4-16/128B Morbidity Statistics Bulletins,1940 4-16/128B January-February,1941 [2 folders] 4-16/128B City of Houston,1937-1940 State Health Department, correspondence and reports,1935-1956, 4 cubic ft. 4-16/129A U.S. Public Health Service: 4-16/129A Circular letters to State Health Officers,1935-1944 4-16/129A Personnel assigned to Texas,1941-1943 4-16/129A Transfers,1939-1940 4-16/129A Training,1936-1945 [6 folders] 4-16/129A Maternal and Child Health, financial statements,1938-1945 [6 folders] 4-16/129A Emergency Maternity and Infant Care, monthly financial report,1944-1945 4-16/129A Maternal and Child Health, transfers,1939-1940 4-16/129A Maternal and Child Health, Regional Accountants' Conference,1938 4-16/129A Advance estimate of funds,1944-1948 4-16/129A Crippled Children, budgets, financial statements, correspondence, miscellaneous data, and transfer to Health Department,1945 4-16/129A Crippled Children, correspondence,1945-1946 4-16/129A Savings, Venereal Infection, Venereal Disease, Tuberculosis, Maternal and Child Health,1945-1946 4-16/129A Savings on Venereal Infection and Venereal Disease,1943-1945 [2 folders] 4-16/129A Working reserve account,1943-1945 4-16/129A Report of positions abolished and established,1943-1945 [2 folders] 4-16/129A Trainees,1945-1948 4-16/129A Maternal and Child Health, Inter-office transfers,1943-1947 [3 folders] 4-16/129B Reconcilement of budgets and working reserve,1945-1946 4-16/129B Reconcilement of budgets and cash,1943-1944 4-16/129B Rapid Treatment Centers,1945-1946 4-16/129B TB, state and local matching,1943-1945 4-16/129B Savings, Venereal Infection, Venereal Disease, Tuberculosis, Maternal and Child Health,1945-1946 4-16/129B Instructions, annual report and plan,1946-1947 4-16/129B Savings, Venereal Infection, Venereal Disease, Tuberculosis Maternal and Child Health,1945-1946 4-16/129B Instructions: 4-16/129B Joint budget,1945-1946 4-16/129B Manual of Instructions, Title VI of Social Security and V.C. Control Act, (divisions by topic),1941-1943 4-16/129B U.S. Public Health Service,1935-1941 [4 folders] 4-16/129B Report of Public Health personnel,1947 4-16/129B Joint budget,1945-1946 4-16/129B Crippled children,1945-1946 4-16/129B Emergency Maternity and Infant Care,1944-1948 4-16/129B Joint financial report,1944-1947 [2 folders] 4-16/129B Maternal and Child Health,1941-1946 [5 folders] 4-16/129B Maternal and Child Health, Budget and plan,1936-1938 [2 folders] 4-16/129B Conference of State and Territorial Health Officers,1935-1936 4-16/129B Joint Meeting of State Agencies Operating under Social Security Act,1935-1938 4-16/129B Maternal and Child Health, Budget justification, re: nurses,1945 4-16/130A School plans: 4-16/130A SE correspondence,1945-1947 4-16/130A SE correspondence, A-Z,1939-1944 [22 folders] 4-16/130A SE correspondence, general,1938-1942 4-16/130A SE standard specifications,1940 4-16/130A SE correspondence,1948-1949 4-16/130A Postgraduate Assembly for Negro Physicians,1937-1938 4-16/130A School health, Fort Worth file,1947 4-16/130A Control of classroom visual experiment,undated 4-16/130A Correspondence,1946-1947 4-16/130A School Health Services Section, form letters, D.B. Knudson (Senior Engineer),1950 4-16/130A School Health Services, form letters, school lunch supervisors, Neva Rees,1950 4-16/130A Health Trends in Texas School Age Children, mortality statistics Knudson was working on,1938-1953 4-16/130A Hospitals' plans, general,1949 4-16/130A Inter-office requests for service,1947-1951 4-16/130A Mr. Knudson, general correspondence,1950-1952 4-16/130A Form letters to all State Health Officers on School Sanitation Program,1950 4-16/130A Hospital Nursery Ventilation Inspection Report, blank forms,undated 4-16/130A Reports not yet filed (types of letters of recommendations ultimately sent out by Dr. C.F. Moore, Director of Maternal and Child Health Division),1947-1951 4-16/130A Reference and Data Section, Water and Sewage Works publication,1949 4-16/130A Correspondence and information regarding Occupational Disease Law,1947 4-16/130A Miscellaneous pamphlets and reprints,1941-1944 4-16/130A Paint colors, Bureau of Plant Operation and Maintenance, Board of Education, New York City, Harold D. Hynds (E. Guire),undated 4-16/130A Description of School Lighting Project, School Room Lighting Project, Kenneth C. Welch (plans, Louvres),undated 4-16/130A Lighting and Child Development,1945 4-16/130B Board for Texas State Hospitals and Special Schools (School Health Services, Neva Rees),1952 4-16/130B Requests for services,1948-1949 4-16/130B Hotel reservations,1948-1955 4-16/130B Form letter on seating bulletin,1949 4-16/130B General correspondence,1948-1949 4-16/130B Cafeteria inspections (lists and correspondence),1950-1951 4-16/130B Workshops and conferences,1948-1949 4-16/130B Activities and plan of School Health Services Division,1949-1953 4-16/130B Environmental Control Project at Southwest Texas State Teacher's College, San Marcos,1948-1949 4-16/130B Trip reports,1951 4-16/130B Shipping Division,1949 4-16/130B Texas State Health Education Council,1951 4-16/130B Water consumption in schools,1951-1952 4-16/130B Unfavorable bacteriological reports on city water supplies,1951-1953 4-16/130B Expense accounts for Steering Committee on School Plant Planning,1951-1952 4-16/130B Form letters in use (except on water program),1950 4-16/130B Monthly reports,1948-1954 4-16/130B Joint Session, Lucy's notes,1956 4-16/130B Correspondence re: water samples,1950-1951 4-16/130B Report summary (by counties),1949-1950 4-16/130B Correspondence re: water samples,1949-1950 4-16/130B Report summary (by counties),1948-1949 4-16/130B Annual summaries of School Water Sample Program (by counties),1948-1955 4-16/130B Form letters regarding water samples,1949-1950 4-16/130B Record of letters written,1949-1951 4-16/130B Record of water samples submitted, etc.,1948-1950 4-16/130B Water sampling correspondence,1948-1951 4-16/130B Notice of inspection visits to hospitals (Barker),1949-1950 American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules,1941-1949, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/131A Evaluation schedules: 4-16/131A Bexar County Health Unit,1945-1946 4-16/131A Brownwood-Brown County Health Unit,1945-1946 4-16/131A Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Tom Green County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Travis-Bastrop County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Upshur County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Laredo-Webb County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Wichita County Health Unit,1946-1947 4-16/131A Guide to evaluation schedule, grading chart, etc.,1941-1946 4-16/131A Grading standards, grading summary, basis for grading,1941-1947 4-16/131B Evaluation schedules, 1947-1948: 4-16/131B Bee County Health Unit 4-16/131B Bell County Health Unit 4-16/131B Bexar County Health Unit 4-16/131B Texarkana-Bowie County Health Unit 4-16/131B Brownwood-Brown County Health Unit 4-16/131B Cass County Health Unit 4-16/131B Gainesville-Cooke County Health Unit 4-16/131B Dallas County Health Unit 4-16/131B Dallas City Health Dept. 4-16/131B El Paso City-County Health Unit 4-16/131B Fort Worth City Health Unit 4-16/131B Galveston County Health Unit 4-16/131B Sherman-Denison – Grayson County Health Unit 4-16/131B Hidalgo County Health Unit 4-16/131B Hunt County Health Unit 4-16/131B Paris-Lamar County Health Unit 4-16/131B Waco-McLennan County Health Unit 4-16/131B Midland-Ector-Howard County Health Unit 4-16/131B Milam County Health Unit 4-16/131B Corsicana-Navarro County Health Unit 4-16/131B Nolan County Health Unit 4-16/131B Corpus Christi-Nueces County Health Unit 4-16/131B Orange City-County Health Unit 4-16/131B Port Arthur City Health Unit 4-16/131B San Antonio City Health Unit 4-16/131B Tyler-Smith County Health Unit 4-16/131B South Plains Health Unit 4-16/131B Southwestern Health Unit 4-16/131B Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit 4-16/131B San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Unit 4-16/131B Austin-Travis County Health Unit 4-16/131B Upshur County Health Unit 4-16/131B Laredo-Webb County Health Unit 4-16/131B Wichita Falls City-County Health Unit 4-16/131B Lampasas-Williamson County Health Unit 4-16/131B Public health problems as recorded on the 1947 evaluation schedule, grading standards,1947-1948 4-16/131B Sanitation evaluation schedule,1943-1949 4-16/131B Evaluation schedules,1948-1949: 4-16/131B Bell County Health Unit 4-16/131B Bexar County Health Unit 4-16/131B Texarkana-Bowie County Health Unit 4-16/131B Brazoria County Health Unit 4-16/131B Bryan-Brazos County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/131B Brownwood-Brown County Health Unit 4-16/131B Cass County Health Unit 4-16/131B McKinney-Collin County Health Unit 4-16/131B Gainesville-Cooke County Health Unit 4-16/131B Dallas County Health Unit 4-16/131B Dallas City Health Department 4-16/131B El Paso-Hudspeth County Health Unit Federal Works Agency Projects, correspondence,1941-1944, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/132 Tarrant County, emergency sanitation,1942-1943 4-16/132 Tarrant County, maintenance and operation,1942 4-16/132 Temple, water and sewage system,1942-1943 4-16/132 Terrell, waterworks,1941-1942 4-16/132 Texarkana, 1941-1943: 4-16/132 Garbage disposal, maintenance and operation 4-16/132 Sewage disposal plant 4-16/132 Improvement to sewer system 4-16/132 Incinerator 4-16/132 Texarkana-Bowie County, garbage, etc.,1943 4-16/132 Texas City: 4-16/132 1941 4-16/132 Water and sewers,1943-1944 4-16/132 Sewer extension, storm sewers,1941-1942 4-16/132 Garbage project,1944 4-16/132 Texas City Heights, emergency sanitation,1943 4-16/132 Tomball, water system and fire department,1941-1942 4-16/132 Tyler-Smith County: 4-16/132 1941 4-16/132 Health Center, contract documents,1944 4-16/132 Correspondence,1941-1942 4-16/132 Maps and plans,1942-1944 4-16/132 Uvalde: 4-16/132 1941 4-16/132 Garbage collection and disposal,1943-1944 4-16/132 Health Center building,1941-1943 4-16/132 Velasco, sanitation facilities,1942-1945 4-16/132 Velasco, water and sewer system,1941-1942 4-16/132 Victoria, garbage collection and disposal,1943 4-16/132 Victoria, water and sewer improvements,1941-1943 4-16/132 Waco,1942 4-16/132 Waco, Health Center building,1941-1943 4-16/132 Weatherford: 4-16/132 1942-1943 4-16/132 Water facilities,1943 4-16/132 Water facilities and sewers,1941-1943 4-16/132 Garbage collection,1942-1943 4-16/132 Garbage collection and disposal,1942-1943 4-16/132 Sanitation, Maintenance and Operation Project,1943-1944 4-16/132 West Columbia: 4-16/132 Garbage facilities, 1943-1944 4-16/132 Garbage collection and disposal,1943 4-16/132 Garbage collection and disposal refuse system,1943-1944 4-16/132 Sewage disposal plant,1943 4-16/132 West University Place, sewage disposal plant,1941-1942 4-16/132 Wharton sewer system,1941 4-16/132 Wichita Falls: 4-16/132 1942 4-16/132 Elevation, Lake Wichita Dam,1941-1943 4-16/132 Expansion and water, distribution system,1941-1942 4-16/132 Maintenance and operation,1942 4-16/132 Sanitation, maintenance and operation,1942-1943 4-16/132 Sewage improvement,1941-1943 Veterans Training Program, correspondence,1945-1950, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/133 Veterans' Administration,1945-1948 4-16/133 Veterans' Administration, training: 4-16/133 General,1945-1950 4-16/133 Lists, examinations, programs,1945-1947 4-16/133 Sanitation and typhus, A-Z (by city),1945-1948 [9 folders] 4-16/133 Sanitation and typhus: 4-16/133 Austin,1946-1948 4-16/133 Laredo,1946-1947 4-16/133 San Antonio,1946 4-16/133 Out of state,1946 4-16/133 Water and sewage: 4-16/133 A-Z (by city),1945-1948 [8 folders] 4-16/133 Eden,1946-1948 4-16/133 Edinburg,1946-1948 4-16/133 Advisory Committee,1946 4-16/133 Chlorination information,1946-1948 4-16/133 Pictures (correspondence),1949 4-16/133 Pump and Valve Repair and Maintenance School,1948 4-16/133 Schedule for schools, chlorinator repair and maintenance, Texas,1947 4-16/133 Southwest Water Works Journal,1946 4-16/133 Wallace and Tiernan: 4-16/133 Dallas,1946-1947 4-16/133 Houston,1947 4-16/133 New Jersey,1946 4-16/133 Jacksonville,1947-1948 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Amarillo, Panhandle Water and Sewage Association,1947 4-16/133 Austin,1946-1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Bay City,1946-1947 4-16/133 Baytown, Sam Houston Water and Sewage Association,1947-1948 4-16/133 Big Spring,1946-1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Breckenridge,1947 4-16/133 Brownwood,1947 4-16/133 Childress, Greenbelt Water and Sewage Association,1947 4-16/133 Corpus Christi,1946 4-16/133 Cuero, NE Travis (complete),1947 4-16/133 Dallas, Central Northwest Texas Water Works Association,1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Eagle Pass,1946 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Fort Worth,1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Harlingen,1946-1947 4-16/133 Laredo, Border Association of Water Works Operators,1947-1948 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Marshall and Gladewater,1947 4-16/133 Port Neches,1946 [includes photos] 4-16/133 San Antonio,1946-1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Temple,1946-1947 [includes photos] 4-16/133 Wichita Falls,1947 4-16/133 A & M,1946-1947 American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules and other records, 1853, 1926-1950, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/134A Evaluation schedules,1948-1949: 4-16/134A Fort Worth County Health Unit 4-16/134A Galveston County Health Unit 4-16/134A Grayson County Health Unit 4-16/134A Harris County Health Unit 4-16/134A Hidalgo County Health Unit 4-16/134A Hunt County Health Unit 4-16/134A Jasper-Newton Bi-County Health Unit 4-16/134A Paris-Lamar County Health Unit 4-16/134A Waco-McLennan County Health Unit 4-16/134A Bay City-Matagorda County Health Unit 4-16/134A Medina County Health Unit 4-16/134A Midland-Ector-Howard County Health Unit 4-16/134A Milam County Health Unit 4-16/134A Corsicana-Navarro County Health Unit 4-16/134A Sweetwater-Nolan County Health Unit 4-16/134A Corpus Christi-Nueces County Health Unit 4-16/134A Orange County Health Unit 4-16/134A Port Arthur City Health Dept. 4-16/134A San Antonio City Health Dept. 4-16/134A Tyler-Smith County Health Unit 4-16/134A South Plains County Health Unit 4-16/134A Southwestern Texas Health Unit 4-16/134A Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit 4-16/134A San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Unit 4-16/134A Austin-Travis County Health Unit 4-16/134A Tarrant County Health Unit 4-16/134A Upshur County Health Unit 4-16/134A Laredo-Webb County Health Unit 4-16/134A Wichita Falls-Wichita County Health Unit 4-16/134A Lampasas-Williamson County Health Unit 4-16/134A Health Survey, San Antonio, Bexar County,1926-1927, 1934

[Includes tuberculosis situation and Bexar County Tuberculosis Association Annual Report.]

4-16/134A Report on the Survey of Health Service, San Antonio,1935 [loose] 4-16/134A Annual reports: 4-16/134A Department of Health, San Antonio,1940 4-16/134A Health Unit, Paris-Lamar County,1943 4-16/134A Agencies, Corpus Christi-Nueces County,1943 4-16/134A City of Corpus Christi, Nueces-Kleberg Counties,1946 4-16/134A Houston monthly reports,1940-1941 4-16/134A County health units,1937

[Includes mortality from polio myelitis.]

4-16/134A Programs (LHS),1939-1946 4-16/134A Trainees, medical,1935-1937 4-16/134A Correspondence, Medical trainees,1937-1940 4-16/134A Individuals receiving training (form DF, 386),1938-1940 4-16/134B Pay roll memos,1938-1940 4-16/134B Outline of health unit activities,undated 4-16/134B Papers (First Medical Convention),1853 4-16/134B Jones Raglin (correspondence),1938-1941 4-16/134B Qualifications,undated 4-16/134B Resolution (House Joint Resolution),1938 4-16/134B Miscellaneous correspondence,1938-1940 4-16/134B Sanitarians' Institute,1940-1942 [includes forms, etc.] 4-16/134B Local health services reports,1940-1941 4-16/134B Out of state correspondence,1940-1941 4-16/134B Statistical reports,1938-1940 4-16/134B Public addresses,1937-1938 4-16/134B County health units in Texas,1936-1937 4-16/134B Miscellaneous,1935-1944 4-16/134B Evaluation schedules,1949-1950: 4-16/134B Travis-Bastrop County Health Unit 4-16/134B Fort Worth City Health Dept. 4-16/134B Galveston County Health Unit 4-16/134B Denison-Sherman-Grayson County Health Unit 4-16/134B Harris County Health Unit 4-16/134B Hidalgo County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/134B Hunt County Health Unit 4-16/134B Jasper-Newton County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/134B Paris-Lamar County Health Unit 4-16/134B Waco-McLennan County Health Unit 4-16/134B Bay City-Matagorda County Health Unit 4-16/134B Medina County Health Unit 4-16/134B Midland-Ector-Howard County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/134B Milam County Health Unit 4-16/134B Corsicana-Navarro County Health Unit 4-16/134B Sweetwater-Nolan County Health Unit 4-16/134B Corpus Christi-Nueces County Health Unit 4-16/134B Orange City-County County Health Unit 4-16/134B Port Arthur City Health Dept. 4-16/134B San Antonio Health Dept. 4-16/134B Nolan-Scurry County Health Unit 4-16/134B Tyler-Smith County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/134B South Plains Health Unit 4-16/134B Southwestern Health Unit 4-16/134B Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit 4-16/134B San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Unit 4-16/134B Upshur County Health Unit 4-16/134B Victoria County Health Unit [2 folders] 4-16/134B Webb County Health Unit 4-16/134B Wichita Falls-Wichita County Health Unit 4-16/134B Williamson County Health Unit 4-16/134B Wood County Health Unit Federal Works Agency Projects, correspondence,1941-1945, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/136A Harlingen: 4-16/136A Sanitary facilities,1941-1942 4-16/136A Sewers,1941-1943 4-16/136A Sewage disposal plant,1941-1942 4-16/136A Harris County: 4-16/136A Water Supply District No. 10,1942-1944 4-16/136A Fresh Water Supply Districts: 4-16/136A No. 2,1941-1942 4-16/136A No. 11,1941-1942 4-16/136A No. 14,1943-1944 4-16/136A Water and Sewer Facilities District No. 5,1944 4-16/136A Hearne, garbage collection and disposal,1943 4-16/136A Hearne, garbage collection and disposal project,1941-1943 4-16/136A Hondo, sewage facilities, 1943-1945 4-16/136A Hondo, garbage collection and disposal,1944 4-16/136A Hooks: 4-16/136A Sanitation facilities,1942-1943 4-16/136A Garbage collection and disposal,1943 4-16/136A Water and sewers,1941-1943 4-16/136A Houston, waterworks improvement, 1941-1943 4-16/136A Houston, sewer system,1941-1944 4-16/136A Jefferson County: 4-16/136A Garbage, water,1942-1943

[Includes War Public Service Project, water, garbage, supervision.]

Garbage collection: 4-16/136A Correspondence,1943 4-16/136A Correspondence,1944 4-16/136A Contract documents,1943-1944 4-16/136A Garbage disposal: 4-16/136A Correspondence,1943-1944 4-16/136A Contract documents,1943-1944 4-16/136A Killeen: 4-16/136A Water,1942-1944 4-16/136A Water and sewage,1941-1944 4-16/136A Maintenance and operation,1942

[Includes garbage, sewer, water, vermin control and personnel.]

4-16/136A Kingsville: 4-16/136A 1942 4-16/136A Water and sewer extension,1942-1943 4-16/136A Sanitation, maintenance and operation, incinerator,1942-1943 4-16/136A Maintenance and operation (state),1942

[Includes garbage collection facilities.]

4-16/136A LaPorte, water and sewage facilities,1942 4-16/136A Longview, water facilities,1944 4-16/136A Lubbock, water extension, 1941 4-16/136A Maud, water and sewers and disposal plant,1941 4-16/136A McGregor, water facilities,1942 4-16/136A McGregor, sewer improvement,1943 4-16/136A McLennan County, garbage, water, detention ward and personnel maintenance and operation, 1942 4-16/136A Midland, water extension,1941-1942 4-16/136A Midland, sanitary sewers, 1941 4-16/136A Mineral Wells: 4-16/136A Waterworks,1941-1943 4-16/136A Sanitary pit privies and garbage,1942 4-16/136A Sewer extensions,1941-1942 4-16/136A Sewage treatment plant,1941-1942 4-16/136A Incinerators,1941 4-16/136A Two mobile chlorination units (docket 41-585), 1942-1943 4-16/136A Monahans, garbage collection and disposal,1943-1945 4-16/136A Nederland, sewage,1941-1943 4-16/136A New Boston: 4-16/136A 1942 4-16/136A Water system,1941-1943 4-16/136A Supply and extension to existing supply,1942-1944

[Includes Report on Water and Sewage Improvements Project.]

4-16/136A Water and Sewer Improvement Project,1944 4-16/136A Sewage disposal plant,1941-1944 4-16/136A Sewer extension,1941-1944 4-16/136B Odem, sewers,1943 4-16/136B Odessa, water improvement,1941-1942 4-16/136B Orange: 4-16/136B Maintenance and operation, 1942 4-16/136B Garbage Collection Project,1943-1944 4-16/136B Sewage Disposal and Housing Project,1942 4-16/136B Sanitary sewer extensions,1941-1943 4-16/136B Emergency sanitation facilities (garbage collection and disposal and equipment),1943 4-16/136B Orange County Emergency Sanitary Project,1942-1943

[Includes rodent, fly, water, sewage, garbage, personnel.]

4-16/136B Palacios: 4-16/136B Waterworks, 1941-1942 4-16/136B Sanitary sewers,1941-1942 4-16/136B Emergency sanitation,1942-1943 4-16/136B Paris, water treatment plant,1941-1942 4-16/136B Paris, sewer facilities,1942-1943 4-16/136B Pasadena, water and sewers plans,1944 4-16/136B Pasadena, water, sewer, fire and police station, incinerator,1941-1943 4-16/136B Pear Ridge, sewage,1941-1943 4-16/136B Pecos, alterations and extensions to utility system,1941-1942 4-16/136B Pecos, maintenance and operation, Pecos County area, Ft. Stockton, Defense projects),1942

[Includes garbage facilities and personnel.]

4-16/136B Pecos County, sanitation project,1943 4-16/136B Pelly, water and sewers,1943 4-16/136B Port Isabel, water system,1943 4-16/136B Port Lavaca, water and sewer,1941 4-16/136B Port Neches, water supply and sewage,1943 4-16/136B Port Neches, maintenance and operation project,1942

[Includes privies, water, garbage and personnel.]

4-16/136B Port O'Connor, maintenance and operation,1942

[Includes camp, water, and garbage maintenance and operation.]

4-16/136B Port O'Connor, privies,1942

[Includes pit privy construction.]

4-16/136B Pottsboro, water and sewage facilities,1941 4-16/136B Pyote: 4-16/136B Garbage collection and disposal, 1943-1944 4-16/136B Garbage collection and disposal,1943 4-16/136B Ward County, garbage project,1943 [2 folders] 4-16/136B Red River County,1941 4-16/136B Rio Grande Valley, sewer system,1943 4-16/136B Robstown Health Center, drainage, incinerator,1941-1942 4-16/136B Rockport, water and sewer,1941-1942 4-16/136B Sabine Pass, water system,1941-1943 4-16/136B San Angelo,1941 4-16/136B San Antonio: 4-16/136B Waterworks improvement, 1941-1942 4-16/136B Improvement Project No. 9,1940-1941 4-16/136B Sewage disposal plant,1941-1943 4-16/136B Garbage plant facilities, 1943 4-16/136B Swimming pools,1941 4-16/136B Health Center Building, incinerator project,1941-1943 4-16/136B San Marcos, garbage collection and disposal,1943-1944 4-16/136B Sherman, water and sewage extensions,1941 4-16/136B Sherman, garbage collection and disposal,1941-1944 4-16/136B Silsbee, sanitary sewer system,1943 4-16/136B Sour Lake, water and sewage,undated 4-16/136B Spofford, water treatment,1943-1945

[Includes Preliminary Engineering Report, Federal Works Agency proposed Water Treatment Plant, and Construction of Water Treatment Plant.]

4-16/136B Stamford, water improvement,1941-1943 4-16/136B Sunray, water and sewer facilities,1943-1944 4-16/136B Sweetwater, water facilities,1944 American Public Health Association, county evaluation schedules and other records, 1941-1947, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/137A Evaluation schedule of the American Public Health Association: 4-16/137A Bulletins,1942-1944 4-16/137A Charts,1943 [2 folders] 4-16/137A Correspondence,1943-1944 4-16/137A Community Health Studies,1941-1943 4-16/137A Evaluation schedules,1944-1945: 4-16/137A Travis-Bastrop County Health Unit 4-16/137A Bexar County Health Unit 4-16/137A Brownwood-Brown County Health Unit 4-16/137A Cass County Health Unit 4-16/137A Central Texas Health Unit 4-16/137A McKinney-Collin County Health Unit 4-16/137A Gainesville-Cooke County Health Unit 4-16/137A Dallas County Health Unit 4-16/137A Fort Worth City Health Dept. 4-16/137A Four Counties Health Unit 4-16/137A Galveston County Health Unit 4-16/137A Gulf Health Dept. 4-16/137A Harris County Health Unit 4-16/137A Houston City Health Dept. 4-16/137A El Paso-Hudspeth County Health Unit 4-16/137A Hunt County Health Unit 4-16/137A Nueces-Kleberg County Health Unit 4-16/137A Lamar County Health Unit 4-16/137A Waco-McLennan County Health Unit 4-16/137A Medina County Health Unit 4-16/137A Sweetwater-Nolan County Health Unit 4-16/137A Mineral Wells-Palo Pinto County Health Unit 4-16/137A Weatherford-Parker County Health Unit 4-16/137A Port Arthur City Health Dept. 4-16/137A Milam-Robertson County Health Unit 4-16/137A San Antonio City Health Dept. 4-16/137A Tyler-Smith County Health Unit 4-16/137A Southwestern Texas Health Unit 4-16/137A Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit 4-16/137A San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Unit 4-16/137A Upshur County Health Unit 4-16/137A Webb County Health Unit 4-16/137A Wichita Falls-Wichita County Health Unit 4-16/137A Correspondence: 4-16/137A Travis-Bastrop County Health Unit, (Austin), 1944-1945 4-16/137A Bee County Health Unit, (Beeville),1944-1946 4-16/137A Bexar County Health Unit,1944-1946 4-16/137A San Antonio City Health Dept.,1944-1946 4-16/137A Bowie County Health Unit (Texarkana),1944-1946 4-16/137A Brazoria County Health Unit (Angleton)1944-1946 4-16/137A Brown County Health Unit (Brownwood),1945 4-16/137A Cameron County Health Unit (San Benito),1944-1946 4-16/137A Cass County Health Unit (Linden),undated 4-16/137A Central Texas Health Dept. (Belton),1946-1947 4-16/137A Collin County Health Unit (McKinney),1945-1946 4-16/137A Cooke County Health Unit (Gainesville),1944 4-16/137A Dallas County Health Unit (Dallas),1946 4-16/137A Dallas City Health Department,1946 4-16/137A Five (Brownfield) Counties Health Unit,1945 4-16/137A Galveston County Health Unit (La Marque),1945 4-16/137A Grayson County Health Unit (Sherman),1945 4-16/137A Gulf Health Dept. (El Campo),1944-1946 4-16/137A Harris County Health Unit (Houston),1945-1946 4-16/137A Houston City Health Dept.,1949 4-16/137A Hidalgo County Health Unit (Edinburg),1946 4-16/137A El Paso-Hudspeth County Health Unit,1944 4-16/137A Hunt County Health Unit (Greenville),1944 4-16/137A Jasper-Newton County Health Unit (Jasper),1945-1946 4-16/137A Jefferson County Health Unit (Port Neches),1945-1946 4-16/137A Jim Wells County Health Unit (Alice),1944-1945 4-16/137A Nueces-Kleberg County Health Unit (Corpus),1944-1946 4-16/137A Lamar County Health Unit (Paris),1944-1946 4-16/137A McLennan County Health Unit (Waco),1944 4-16/137A Medina County Health Unit (Hondo),1944 4-16/137A Midland-Ector-Howard County Health Unit,1944 4-16/137A Milam County Health Unit (Cameron),1946 4-16/137A Navarro County Health Unit (Corsicana),1945 4-16/137A Nolan County Health Unit (Sweetwater),1945 4-16/137A Orange County Health Unit,1944 4-16/137A Smith County Health Unit (Tyler),1944 4-16/137A Southwestern Texas (Uvalde),1946 4-16/137A Tarrant County Health Unit (Fort Worth),1946 4-16/137A Fort Worth City Health Dept.,1946 4-16/137A Taylor County Health Unit (Abilene),1945-1946 4-16/137A Tom Green County Health Unit (San Angelo),1945-1946 4-16/137A Upshur County Health Unit,1946 4-16/137A Webb County Health Unit (Laredo),1946 4-16/137A Wichita County Health Unit (Wichita Falls),1945-1946 Monthly division reports,1946-1950, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/137B Monthly reports: 4-16/137B 1946 [12 folders] 4-16/137B 1947 [12 folders] 4-16/137B 1948 [10 folders] 4-16/137B Texas morbidity,1947-1948 4-16/137B Bureau of Vital Statistics, reports,1948 [9 folders] 4-16/137B Vital statistics, bookkeeping,1950

[Includes a loyalty oath.]

4-16/137B Tuberculosis Division, et al.,1950

[Includes a loyalty oath.]

Committee on Salt Water Control, correspondence and reports of East Texas oil fields, 1940-1944, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/138A Acme Gas and Oil Company,1940-1943 4-16/138A Adams and Lyles Oil Company,1941 4-16/138A Agey Drilling Oil Company,1940 4-16/138A Air Fluff Mattress Factory (Denison),1939-1941 4-16/138A Amazon Petroleum Corporation,1940 4-16/138A American Trading and Petroleum Corporation,1940-1943 4-16/138A Arcadia Refining Company (Wilson Lease),1940-1943 4-16/138A Arkansas Fuel and Oil Company,1940-1943 4-16/138A Atlantic Refining Oil Company,1941 4-16/138A Balasa, Marl L.,1940 4-16/138A Barnett Petroleum Corporation,1940 4-16/138A Barr, E.W.,1941 4-16/138A Bay Oil Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Big Indian Oil Company,1940 4-16/138A Birdwell, J.S. Oil Company,1940 4-16/138A Blackwell Oil and Gas Company,1940-1941 4-16/138A Boase Oil Company,1942-1943 4-16/138A Bowles Creek,1943 4-16/138A Bracken, J.A.,1940 4-16/138A British American Oil Production Company,1942-1943 4-16/138A Brogan Oil and Gas Company,1940 4-16/138A Brookshire and Womack,1940 4-16/138A Brown, C.L. (Corsicana),1940-1943 4-16/138A Butler-Calhoun,1940-1943 4-16/138A Byers and Pounds,1940-1943 4-16/138A Caldwell Oil Corporation,1940-1943 4-16/138A Canada Oil Syndicate,1940 4-16/138A Carmichael and Massad,1940-1943 4-16/138A Carter, Barney,1940-1941 4-16/138A Christian, W.N.,1940-1943 4-16/138A Clark, F.C. and Company,1940 4-16/138A Collins, J.L. Company and Collins, Stroub and Stroub,1940 4-16/138A Colony Oil Company (Tyler),1940 4-16/138A Concord Oil Company,1940-1941 4-16/138A Constantin and Company,1940 4-16/138A Cook Drilling Company,1940 4-16/138A Dabney, H.L. Company,1940 4-16/138A Davis and Hart Company,1940-1941 4-16/138A Delta Drilling Company,1940-1943 4-16/138A Donnell, W.H. Company (Aterberry Lease),1940-1941 4-16/138A Donnell, W.H. Company (F. Cole Lease),1940-1941 4-16/138A Donnell, W.H. Company (J.B. Wilson Lease),1940 4-16/138A Duncan and Holt Oil Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Eby Engineering Company,1940 4-16/138A Eclipse Sleep Products (Brooklyn),1943-1944 4-16/138A Elm Oil Company,1940 4-16/138A Everts Drilling Company,1940-1943 4-16/138A Farrell and Company,1940 4-16/138A Frankel, Frank and George,1941

[These were the successors to the Normandie Oil Company.]

4-16/138A Freeze and Nichols,1940 4-16/138A General Council of the Assembly of God (Tyler),1940 4-16/138A Georgian Oil Corporation,1940-1943 4-16/138A Goldsmith, Osher,1940 4-16/138A Goldsmith and Powell,1940 4-16/138A Gracey, E.J.,1940 4-16/138A Great Plains Oil and Gas Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Great State Oil Corporation,1941 4-16/138A Gross, Sam, et al,1940-1943 4-16/138A Gulf Oil Corporation,1939-1941 4-16/138A Hamilton, W.B.,1940-1943 4-16/138A Hanover and Lewis,1940-1943 4-16/138A Hawkins, J.C.,1940 4-16/138A Haynes Oil Corporation,1940-1944 4-16/138A Henson, Odell,1940-1941 4-16/138A Herring, W.D.,1940-1941 4-16/138A Hinton, W.B.,1940-1943 4-16/138A Hudson, J.D.,1940-1943 4-16/138A Humble Oil and Refining Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Hunt Oil Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Iotex Oil Corporation,1940-1942 4-16/138A Iowa Payne,1940-1943 4-16/138A Jackson, A.W.,1940-1942 4-16/138A Jackson, Wise, and Snedden,1940 4-16/138A Jarvis, A.S.,1942 4-16/138A Jones, E.W. and F.D.,1940 4-16/138A Josaline Production Company,1940-1942 4-16/138A Kimberlin and Howse,1941 4-16/138A Kirkland, V.E.,1941 4-16/138A Kline, Kline and Powers,1940-1943 4-16/138A Konowa Operating Company,1940 4-16/138A Korona Oil Company,1940 4-16/138B Land, A.L.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Lea and Donnell,1940-1944 4-16/138B Lee, Mitchell,1940-1944 4-16/138B LeMaster, Mike C.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Lewbree and Su Ni,1940-1944 4-16/138B Luttes, J.W.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Lyons, C.H.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Lyons, C.H. (J. Cole Lease),1940-1944 4-16/138B M.G.R. Oil Company,1940-1944 [2 folders] 4-16/138B Mabee Oil and Gas Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B McCarthy, J. T., Jr.,1940-1944 4-16/138B McCune, H.L.,1940-1944 4-16/138B McCune Furniture Shop (San Antonio),1940-1944 4-16/138B McCutchin, Alex,1940-1944 4-16/138B McMahon, C.L., Incorporated,1940-1944 4-16/138B McMurray Interests,1940-1944 4-16/138B Magnolia Petroleum Company (Dallas),1940-1944 4-16/138B Manahan Oil Company (Tulsa),1940-1944 4-16/138B Markham, Fred S.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Marr Drilling Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Massie, J.H.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Mayfield Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Merrick, John F.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Merry Brothers and Perini,1940-1944 4-16/138B Moore, E.H., Incorporated,1940-1944 4-16/138B Moseley and Adams,1940-1944 4-16/138B Nash and Roney (Shreveport),1940-1944 4-16/138B Nathan Pipe and Supply Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Nivla Oil Corporation,1940-1944 4-16/138B Ohio Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Oliver, J.C., Field Engineer Salt Water Control,1940-1944 4-16/138B Olsan Brothers,1940-1944 4-16/138B Overton Refining Company (Overton, Texas),1940-1944 4-16/138B Patterson, J.D.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pemex Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Petroleum Pipe Line and Storage Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pine Grove Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pitzner and West,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pointer Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pugh-Hickman Drilling Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Pure Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Ray, George B.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Rest, E.S.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Richardson Oils, Incorporated,1940-1944 4-16/138B Robert, Jack B.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Roosth and Genesov Production Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Rudco Oil and Gas Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Rutland, Paul F.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sanders, R.G. (Beaumont Refinery),1940-1944 4-16/138B Schirck, E.D.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sells Petroleum, Incorporated,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sessions, T.L. and W.L.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Shell Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sinclair-Prairie Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Skelly Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Skidmore, H.C.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sklar Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Smith, Guerin and King,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sneed, Lenora Oil Company (Smith County),1940-1944 4-16/138B Standard Oil Company of Kansas,1940-1944 4-16/138B Stanolind Oil and Gas Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Stein Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Stewart Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Strickland and Mullins,1940-1944 4-16/138B Sun Oil Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Termo Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Texas Canadian Oil Corporation, general,1940-1944 4-16/138B Texas Canadian Oil Corporation, leases,1940-1944 [2 folders] 4-16/138B The Texas Company,1940-1944 4-16/138B Thompson Brothers and Ogden,1940-1944 4-16/138B Trentman, Harry, Jr.,1940-1944 4-16/138B TyTex Oil Company,undated 4-16/138B Vaughn Production Company (Rusk County),undated 4-16/138B Vise, R.H.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Walker, Hall,1940-1944 4-16/138B Weaver-Crim (Eastland, Texas),1940-1944 4-16/138B Weaver-Perry Oil Corporation,1940-1944 4-16/138B Wegener, H.G., Salt water control,1940-1944 4-16/138B West, C.K.,1940-1944 4-16/138B Wheless and Nelms, Incorporated,1940-1944 4-16/138B W.A. Wise and F.A. Markham,1940-1944 Central Administration Division, correspondence,1934-1946, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/139A U.S. Public Health Service, correspondence: 4-16/139A 1934-1935 4-16/139A 1935-1936 4-16/139A 1936-1937 4-16/139A 1937-1938 4-16/139A 1938-1939 4-16/139A 1939-1940 4-16/139A 1940-1941 4-16/139A 1941-1942 4-16/139A 1942-1943 4-16/139A 1943-1944 4-16/139A 1944-1945 4-16/139A 1945-1946 4-16/139B Maternal and child health correspondence: 4-16/139B 1936-1937 4-16/139B 1937-1938 4-16/139B 1938-1939 4-16/139B 1939-1940 4-16/139B 1940-1941 4-16/139B 1941-1942 4-16/139B 1942-1943 4-16/139B 1943-1944 4-16/139B 1944-1945 4-16/139B 1945-1946 Food and Drug Bureau, milk files,1922-1951, 6 cubic ft. 4-16/140A Advisory Milk Committee, Sub-Committee on Lip Cover Caps,1938-1941 4-16/140A Attorney General, milk,1931-1937 4-16/140A Bulletin, milk,1923-1939 4-16/140A Construction of dairy barns and plants, milk,1928-1943 4-16/140A Dairies (Spears), milk,1932-1943 4-16/140A Forms, milk,undated [2 folders] 4-16/140A Formulas, milk,undated 4-16/140A Frozen desserts, milk,1939-1941 4-16/140A General data, milk,1931-1941 [articles, bulletins] 4-16/140A Ice cream, milk,1922-1939 4-16/140A Instant whip, milk,1940-1942 4-16/140A Laws, milk,1936-1937 4-16/140A Legality of milk regulations,1924-1940 4-16/140A Legislation, milk: 4-16/140A 1928-1934 4-16/140A 1937 4-16/140A 1935-1945 4-16/140A Milk-borne diseases,1936-1943 4-16/140A Milk-borne epidemics,1928-1937 4-16/140A Milk mislabeling,1936-1938 4-16/140A Non-Standard Milk Program,1930-1933 4-16/140A Office of Price Administration (O.P.A.), milk,1942-1943 4-16/140B Pasteurization, milk: 4-16/140B 1926-1927 4-16/140B 1923-1940 4-16/140B Phosphatase test, milk,1938-1941 4-16/140B Pierson, M.: 4-16/140B 1927-1930 4-16/140B Supervisor, 1928-1934 4-16/140B 1933-1937 4-16/140B 1927-1942 4-16/140B Price of standard milk ordinance forms,1932-1936 4-16/140B Promotion of standard milk ordinance,1928-1932 4-16/140B Questionnaires for milk inspectors,undated 4-16/140B Rains, M.L., Milk,1937 4-16/140B Ratings, milk,1930-1937 4-16/140B Ratings, milk,1936-1939 4-16/140B Resazurin Test, milk,1935-1937 4-16/140B Short Course, milk,1937-1939 4-16/140B Short Course, milk,1940-1943 4-16/140B Undulant fever, milk,1932-1942 4-16/140B Whitewashing, milk,undated 4-16/140B Cases filed and settled, milk,1926-1948 4-16/140B Frozen Dessert, U.S. Public Health Service, ordinance and code,1940 [loose] 4-16/140B Mislabeled milk caps,1936 [envelope] 4-16/140B Barn plans, toilets,1927-1947 4-16/140B Houston, milk,1944 [correspondence] 4-16/141A A&M College,1940-1948 4-16/141A Alabama,1944-1947 4-16/141A American Public Health Association,1944 4-16/141A Applications (employment),1944-1946 4-16/141A Approved and not approved (milk sources),1943-1947 4-16/141A Arkansas,1946-1948 4-16/141A Army camps,1943-1944 4-16/141A Articles,1928-1945 4-16/141A Attorney General of Texas,1927-1948 4-16/141A Bangs' Disease,1934-1939 4-16/141A Banner Creamery,1944 4-16/141A Bexar County Health Unit,1944-1946 4-16/141A Brazoria County Health Unit,1944-1946 4-16/141A Bulletins,1936-1944 4-16/141A Cameron County milk situation, (Dr. Turner, Jack Lewis, Judge Dancy),1947-1948 4-16/141A Certified milk,1936-1948 4-16/141A Certification, interstate shippers, milk: 4-16/141A 1947-1948 4-16/141A General, 1948-1949 4-16/141A Illinois, 1945-1949 4-16/141A Kansas, 1948 4-16/141A Survey sheets concerning Kansas, milk,1948-1949 [Photostats] 4-16/141A Certification, interstate shippers: 4-16/141A Minnesota, 1948-1949 4-16/141A Missouri, 1948-1949 4-16/141A Ohio, 1948-1949 4-16/141A Oklahoma, 1948-1949 4-16/141A Wisconsin, 1948-1949 4-16/141A General, 1949-1950 4-16/141A Illinois, 1939-1949 4-16/141A Kansas, 1949 4-16/141A Minnesota, 1949-1950 4-16/141A Missouri, 1949-1950 4-16/141A Ohio, 1950 4-16/141A Oklahoma, 1949-1950 4-16/141A Wisconsin, 1949-1950 4-16/141A Milk, Rating, general,1949 [Photostats] 4-16/141A Cherry-Burrell Corporation,1940-1948 4-16/141A Chicago,1944-1948 4-16/141A Circular letters,1943-1945 4-16/141A Coastal Bend Milk Producers Association,1944-1948 4-16/141A Colorado,1946 4-16/141A Compliments of milk work,1938-1946 4-16/141A Construction, dairy barns,1942-1948 4-16/141A Construction, mailing list,undated 4-16/141A Creamery Package Manufacturing Company,1945-1948 4-16/141A Dairy equipment: 4-16/141A 1935-1950 4-16/141A Insecticide, 1945 4-16/141A Products, 1945 4-16/141A Institute of Texas, 1947-1949 4-16/141A Research Bureau, 1943-1945 4-16/141A Supply Association, 1934-1935 4-16/141B Abbott's Dairies, Incorporated, Cameron, Wisconsin,1949-1950 4-16/141B The Bennett Creamery Company, Ottawa, Kansas,1949-1950 4-16/141B The Borden Company, Phoenix, Arizona,1949-1950 4-16/141B Bowman Dairy Company, Offices, Illinois plants, Wis.,1949-1950 4-16/141B Central Kansas Cooperative Creamery, Hillsboro, Kansas,1949-1950 4-16/141B Chippewa County Cooperative Dairy, Bloomer, Wisconsin,1949-1950 4-16/141B Consolidated Badger Cooperative, Appleton,1949-1950 4-16/141B Dairy and Consumer Cooperative, Phoenix, Arizona,1949 4-16/141B Fairmont Foods Company, Lawton, Oklahoma,1949 4-16/141B Glencliff Dairy, Tulsa, Oklahoma,1950 4-16/141B Meadow Lane Dairy, Arkansas City, Kansas,1949-1950 4-16/141B Milk Producer's Marketing Company, Kansas City, Kansas,1949-1950 4-16/141B Neenah Milk Products Company, Neenah, Wisconsin,1949-1950 4-16/141B Neosho Valley Cooperative Creamery Association, Erie, Kansas,1949-1950 4-16/141B New Mexico Cooperative Creamery Incorporated, Portales, New Mexico: 4-16/141B 1949-1950 4-16/141B 1950 4-16/141B Oregon Grade A Milk Company, Oregon, Wisconsin,1949 4-16/141B Price's Creameries, Incorporated, Portales, New Mexico,1949-1950 4-16/141B Producer's Creamery Company: 4-16/141B Cabool, Missouri, 1949-1950 4-16/141B Lebanon, Missouri, 1949 4-16/141B Springfield, Missouri 1949-1950 4-16/141B St. Croix Valley Cooperative, Glenwood City, Wisconsin,1949 4-16/141B Emergency proclamation,undated 4-16/141B Exhibits,1929-1930 4-16/141B Federal Import Milk Act,1927 4-16/141B Filed milk law,1948 4-16/141B Florida,1947 4-16/141B Forms,1942 4-16/141B Frozen desserts,1946-1948 4-16/141B Georgia,1944-1946 4-16/141B Goat milk,1939-1941 4-16/141B Governor of Texas,1943-1950 4-16/141B Hawk Dairy, Tulsa, Oklahoma,1949-1950 4-16/141B Homogenization,1931-1949 4-16/141B Honor roll cities,1936 4-16/141B Ice cream bulletins and information,1950 4-16/141B Illinois,1947-1948 4-16/141B Indiana,1947-1948 4-16/141B Insecticides,1949-1950 4-16/141B Instructions to milk sanitarians,1938 4-16/141B Instructions to milk supervisors,1940-1949 4-16/141B International Association of Milk Sanitarians,1940-1943 4-16/141B International Harvester Company,1946 4-16/141B Interstate carrier, milk: 4-16/141B 1946-1947 4-16/141B 1942-1949 4-16/141B 1950-1951 4-16/141B Iowa,1946 4-16/141B Kansas,1944-1946 4-16/141B Laboratory,1944-1945 4-16/141B League of Texas Municipalities,1944 4-16/141B Legislation,1931-1947 4-16/141B Lip-cover caps,1945-1946 4-16/141B Lists,1941-1948 4-16/141B Livestock Sanitary Commission of Texas,1943-1950 4-16/141B Louisiana,1943-1947 4-16/142A Alice,1946 [dairy blueprints] 4-16/142A Amarillo,1948 4-16/142A Austin,1945 4-16/142A Beaumont,undated 4-16/142A Beaumont, Kelley's Dairy,1945 4-16/142A Brownfield,undated 4-16/142A Clarksville,undated 4-16/142A College Station,1949 4-16/142A Specifications for the Construction of a Milking Unit Building for the Dairy Husbandry Department at A and M, College Station,1949 4-16/142A Corpus Christi,1946 4-16/142A Dallas: 4-16/142A 1945-1949 4-16/142A Certified creameries, 1946 4-16/142A Pleasant Grove Dairy, undated 4-16/142A Triangle Dairies, 1946 4-16/142A Dairies, general: 4-16/142A 1949 4-16/142A 1949-1951 [4 folders] 4-16/142A Lubbock, dairy products, inspections,1950 4-16/142A Manufacturing milk products,1945-1947 4-16/142A Mastitis,1941-1942 4-16/142A Mastitis,1946-1950 4-16/142A Merit system, milk sanitarians,undated 4-16/142A Methylene Blue, milk sanitarians,1929-1940 4-16/142A Meyer-Blanke Company,1945-1948 4-16/142A Milk analysis,1935-1936 4-16/142A Milk-borne diseases: 4-16/142A 1940-1949 4-16/142A Bottle cap manufacturers, 1945-1949 4-16/142A Data for health, 1927-1933 4-16/142A Honor roll cities, 1936-1941 4-16/142A Laws in Texas, 1937 4-16/142A Laws in other states, 1935-1945 4-16/142A Liaison Committee, 1945 4-16/142B Milk ordinance: 4-16/142B Plant equipment, undated 4-16/142B Products, 1930-1931 4-16/142B Production statistics, 1933-1945 4-16/142B Sanitarians, examinations, 1937-1943 4-16/142B Sanitarians, registered, 1937-1942 4-16/142B Minnesota,1944-1948 4-16/142B Missouri,1947-1948 4-16/142B Modified Accredited Area System,1939 4-16/142B Moss, F.J.,1942-1951 4-16/142B National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation,1947-1949 4-16/142B National Dairy Council,1944 4-16/142B New Jersey,1947 4-16/142B New Mexico,1944-1947 4-16/142B New York,1945-1948 4-16/142B North Texas Producers' Association,1949 4-16/142B Nutrition,1945 4-16/142B Oak Farms, Dallas,undated, [photographs] 4-16/142B Office of Price Administration,1943 4-16/142B Oklahoma,1945-1948 4-16/142B Oregon,1947 4-16/142B Out-of-state milk,undated 4-16/142B Pasteurized milk,1931-1950 4-16/142B Pennsylvania,1947 4-16/142B Phosphatase test for past milk,1936 4-16/142B Photographs, Dairies and pasteurization plants, before and after, Public Health District #3,undated 4-16/142B Photographs,1945-1946 4-16/142B Pierson, M.,1929-1946 4-16/142B Priorities,1944-1945 4-16/142B Publications,1947-1948 4-16/142B Ratings,1937-1951 4-16/142B Rationing,1943-1944 4-16/142B Recombined (milk),1943-1948 4-16/142B Releases,1946 4-16/142B Requisitions,1945-1947 4-16/142B Sediment tests,1943-1950 4-16/142B Seminars (milk),1944-1946 4-16/142B Short courses,1936-1947 4-16/142B Shortage (milk),1942-1943 4-16/142B Skim milk fortified with Vitamin A and D,1950 4-16/142B South Texas Producers Association,1945-1950 4-16/142B State Advisory Committee on Brucellosis,1947 4-16/142B State Board of Control,1944-1945 4-16/142B State Board of Health,1944-1945 4-16/142B Status of Standard Milk Ordinance,1941-1950 4-16/142B Sterilization,1944-1946 4-16/142B Surface Water Supplies (Information Bulletin),1939-1948 4-16/142B Tennessee,1946-1947 4-16/142B Texas Association of Milk Sanitarians,1940-1943 4-16/142B Texas Dairy Products Association, Inc.,1944-1949 4-16/142B Texas Members of Congress,1948 4-16/142B Texas Public Health Association,1943-1946 4-16/142B Texas Technological College,1940-1947 4-16/142B Texas Veterinary Bulletin,1947 4-16/142B Thermal death point for bacteria,1932-1940 4-16/142B Type III milk,1942-1944 4-16/142B Undulant fever,1929-1946 4-16/142B U.S. Department of Agriculture,1933-1948 4-16/142B U.S. Department of Agriculture,1946-1950 4-16/142B U.S. Public Health Service,1943-1949 4-16/142B Virginia,1946 4-16/142B Vitamin-D milk,1935-1950 4-16/142B W.P.A. School Lunch Program,1942-1946 4-16/142B Washington,1945-1947 4-16/142B Weights and measures,1947 4-16/142B West Texas-Eastern New Mexico Dairy Products Association,1947-1948 4-16/142B Wisconsin,1946 Division of Public Health Nursing, correspondence, 1937-1944, 2 cubic ft. 4-16/143A Abilene-Taylor County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Alice-Jim Wells County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Archer County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143A Armstrong,1938 4-16/143A Bee County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Bexar County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Brazoria County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Brewster County Health Unit,1937-1943 4-16/143A Brownwood-Brown County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Bryan-Brazos County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Cameron County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Carson County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143A Cass County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Central Texas Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Chambers County Health Unit,1944 4-16/143A Childress County Health Unit,1944 4-16/143A Comal County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Corpus Christi-Nueces County Health Unit (Nueces-Kleberg),1942-1944 4-16/143A Corsicana-Navarro County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Cottle County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Dallas County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Dallas City Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Dickens County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Donley County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Eastland County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A El Paso-Hudspeth County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Fort Worth County Health Unit,1944 4-16/143A Four County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Freestone County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Gainesville-Cooke County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Galveston County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Grayson County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143A Gregg County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Gulf County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hale County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143A Hardin-Tyler County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Harris County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hidalgo County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hill County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hockley County Health Dept.,1943 4-16/143A Houston County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Houston City Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hunt County Health Dept.,1942-1944 4-16/143A Hutchison County Health Dept.,1943 4-16/143B Irion County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143B Jasper-Newton County Health Unit,1939-1944 4-16/143B Jefferson County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Jim Hogg County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143B Kendall County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143B Kerr County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Lamb County Health Unit,1944 4-16/143B Laredo-Webb County Health Unit,1943-1944 4-16/143B Liberty-Chambers County Health Unit,1941-1943 4-16/143B Limestone County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143B Live Oak County Health Unit,1943 4-16/143B McKinney-Collin County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Medina County Health Unit,1943-1944 4-16/143B Midland-Ector-Howard County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Mineral Wells-Palo Pinto County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Moore County Health Unit,1943-1944 4-16/143B Orange County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Panola County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Paris-Lamar County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Pecos County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Polk County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Port Arthur City Health Unit,1944 4-16/143B Potter County Health Unit,1943-1944 4-16/143B Runnels County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Rusk County Health Unit,1941-1944 4-16/143B San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Unit,1943-1944 4-16/143B San Antonio City Health Unit,1941-1944 4-16/143B San Augustine-Sabine County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Southwestern Texas Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Sweetwater-Nolan County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Tarrant County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Texarkana-Bowie County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Travis-Bastrop County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Tyler-Smith County Health Unit,1941-1944 4-16/143B Upshur County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Upton County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Val Verde County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Van Zandt County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Waco-McLennan County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Ward County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Weatherford-Parker County Health Unit,1944 4-16/143B Wichita County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Wilbarger County Health Unit,1942-1943 4-16/143B Willacy County Health Unit,1942-1944 4-16/143B Wood County Health Unit,1942-1944 Food and Drug Bureau, rules and regulations,1910, 1921-1949, 0.5 cubic ft. 4-16/166 Health certificate law (Dallas discussion),1937-1941 4-16/166 Department circulars, Food and drug information,1921-1939 4-16/166 The Bulletin,1934 4-16/166 Canning plant regulations,1922 4-16/166 Grade "A" milk forms, Letters and regulations,1937-1946 4-16/166 Rulings issued by Department,1910 4-16/166 Printed circulars, Food and Drug Information,1932-1949 State Health Department, miscellaneous,1899-1901, 1922, 1 cubic ft. 4-16/184 Payroll records, State Quarantine Department,1899-1901 4-16/184 Expense accounts, vouchers,1922 4-16/186 Inspection of Razetto for use as quarantine vessel,1899