William A. Bernrieder Collection


Descriptive Summary
	Creator:	Bernrieder, William A.
	Title:	William A. Bernrieder Collection
	Dates:	1917 - 1988
	Abstract:	As an assistant to Houston mayor Oscar Holcombe, William A. Bernrieder spearheaded a successful local drive to have a Navy heavy cruiser named for the City of Houston. He supported the USS Houston (CA-30) during her years of service as a member of the Cruiser Houston Committee, and following the ship's sinking, continued to memorialize the ship and interact with surviving crew members. This collection consists primarily of materials related to the campaign to have a ship named for the city of Houston, and the history of the USS Houston (CA-30). Additional materials are related to the 1936 visit to Houston of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
	Identification:	1979-001
	Quantity:	18 boxes; 8.6 linear feet
	Repository:	Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries

Biographical Note

William Anton Bernrieder was born on June 22, 1900. He attended St. Joseph School in 1906, then Annunciation Church School. He then attended St. Thomas College (now St. Thomas High School) after a period at St. Mary's Seminary. William Bernrieder completed three years of law school at Houston Law School.

In 1923, William Bernrieder began six years of service to Oscar Holcombe, the mayor of Houston. During this time he began his work toward having a ship in the U.S. Navy named after Houston. In 1927 he was appointed to the Cruiser Houston Committee, which coordinated the drive towards obtaining a cruiser named "Houston." Thousands of letters and telegrams were sent to Washington as part of the crusade, which was successful. A heavy cruiser named for the city of Houston was launched on Sept. 7, 1927. Once Bernrieder and the other members of the committee had succeeded in having a ship named for the city, the committee worked toward supporting the ship and its crew through gifts and other means.

From 1930 to 1933 Bernrieder served as the assistant to Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd. As part of his duties, he accompanied Byrd on a nationwide speaking tour. During this period, however, Bernrieder paid careful attention to the Cruiser Houston and continued to be involved in supporting the vessel.

Bernrieder was also involved in politics, serving as Executive Secretary for local arrangements for the National Democratic Convention, held in Houston in 1928. He was also involved in arrangements for President Franklin Roosevelt's trip to Houston in 1936.

Receiving his commission in 1926, Bernrieder served for 22 years in the Naval Reserve. He spent five years on active duty with the Navy during World War II, serving on the staffs of five admirals.

Following World War II Bernrieder was involved in the real estate business in Houston, although he continued his interest in the history of the USS Houston (CA-30), which had been lost in the Battle of Sunda Strait on Feb. 28/March 1, 1942. Bernrieder collected information related to the history of the ship as well as efforts to retrieve items from the sunken vessel.

Bernrieder died on October 18, 1993.

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Scope and Contents

The William A. Bernrieder Collection has a great deal of information about the history of the USS Houston (CA-30) as well as the USS Texas and Franklin Roosevelt's visit to Houston in 1936. Bernrieder corresponded with many of the leading businessmen and politicians in Houston during his lifetime, as well as officers in the Navy. The collection dates from 1917- 1988, with the bulk of the material dating from 1929-1936 and from 1970-1986.

Bernrieder kept a considerable amount of material from his early work regarding having a ship named for the city of Houston and added additional materials to his files throughout his life. There are also a number of items from A. D. Simpson, who was heavily involved in the Cruiser Houston Committee as well.

For the most part, arrangement has followed Bernrieder's subject files with some modification. File folders that could be sub-divided chronologically or by sub-topic have been refiled. Also, folders with materials covering the same topic which had originally been filed separately have been brought together. Because Bernrieder followed a subject arrangement for his files, correspondence is scattered throughout the collection.

There are a number of series within the collection, based on subject with the exception of the Correspondence series. The series are: Correspondence, Democratic Party, Franklin Roosevelt's Visit, USS Houston Campaign, USS Houston, USS Texas, Publications, and Miscellaneous. Within each series are additional topics, arranged alphabetically by subject heading. The largest series is the USS Houston series, which chronicles the history of the USS Houston.

Later additions to the collection have been incorporated into the subject files arrangement where possible. However, large amounts of correspondence which were donated after the initial gift of materials in 1979 have been given a simple chronological arrangement. Most of the correspondence in those files discusses the USS Houston and related matters, although there is one letter, dated August 23, 1977 which includes Bernrieder's recollections of the Camp Logan riots in Houston in 1917.

For related materials, see the Cruiser Houston Collection, which includes materials donated by crew members from the USS Houston and their families and friends. A large portion of the photographs in the Cruiser Houston Collection were given by Bernrieder, and have remained in that collection.

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

Open for research.

Use Restrictions

Special Collections owns the physical items in our collections, but copyright normally belongs to the creator of the materials or their heirs. The researcher has full responsibility for determining copyright status, locating copyright holders, and abiding by current copyright laws when publishing or displaying copies of Special Collections material in print or electronic form. For more information, consult the appropriate librarian.

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Index Terms
	Terms are either Library of Congress Subject Headings or taken from local sources.
	Subjects (Persons)
		Bernrieder, William A.
		Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945
	Subjects (Organizations)
		Cruiser Houston Committee
		Houston (Cruiser: CA-30)
	Subjects
		Java Sea, Battle of the, Indonesia, 1942
		World War, 1939-1945 -- Naval operations, American
		Sunda Strait, Battle of, Indonesia, 1942
		Democratic National Convention (1928 : Houston, Tex.)

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1	1-18	Correspondence, 1924-1986 Extent (643 items)
	This is an artificial series, which incorporates all of the correspondence from later gifts by Bernrieder to the collection. The correspondence follows a chronological arrangement scheme. Most of the correspondence relates to the USS Houston and Mr. Bernrieder's interest in the collection. Materials from the 1980s include a great deal of correspondence with Otto Schwarz, founder of the USS Houston Survivors Association. Bernrieder corresponded with a number of officers in the United States Navy, as well as Texas and Houston politicians.
Box	Folder
1	1		Correspondence, 1924-1929
	2		Correspondence, 1930-1935
	3		Correspondence, 1936-1940
	4		Correspondence, 1941-1950
	5		Correspondence, 1951-1960
	6		Correspondence, 1961-1970
	7		Correspondence, 1971-1974
	8		Correspondence, 1975-1978
	9		Correspondence, 1979
	10		Correspondence, 1980
	11		Correspondence, 1980
	12		Correspondence, 1981
	13		Correspondence, 1981
	14		Correspondence, 1981
	15		Correspondence, 1982
	16		Correspondence, 1983
	17		Correspondence, 1984-1986
	18		Correspondence, undated

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2	1-15	USS Houston Campaign, 1927-1942 Extent (302 items)
	This series relates primarily to the campaign to have a cruiser named after the city of Houston. The bulk of the materials is correspondence. A great deal of related materials may be found both the USS Houston series as well as the Correspondence series. A small amount of information relating to the drive for a second Cruiser Houston is in this series (for related materials, see the files in the USS Houston series under USS Houston (CL-81)).
Box	Folder
2	1		Correspondence, 1927
	2		Correspondence, 1927
	3		Correspondence, 1927
	4		Correspondence, 1927
	5		Correspondence, 1927
	6		Correspondence, 1928
	7		Correspondence, 1929
	8		Correspondence, undated
	9		Organizations, undated
	10		Press Materials, 1927-1942
	11		Resolutions, 1927
	12		Resolutions, 1927
	13		Resolutions, 1927
	14		Resolutions, 1928
	15		Resolutions, 1928

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2-11, 18, Framed, Oversize		USS Houston, 1927-1985 Extent (5,452 items)
	This is the largest of the series and focuses primarily on the USS Houston (CA-30). The material in this section includes correspondence, clippings, telegrams, photographs, and other materials. The bulk of the series dates from 1927-1936, focusing on the beginnings of the USS Houston, its launch, and early visits to the city of Houston.
	The correspondence relating to the launching of the USS Houston is arranged chronologically. Invitations were sent to all major naval officers, many Houston and Texas politicians, members of the U.S. Cabinet, and dignitaries from Congress and from other states. Replies were received by nearly all those invited.
	There are some materials relating to the two ships which followed the USS Houston (CA-30). Another ship named the USS Houston was launched in 1943. Materials relating to that ship may be found in the USS Houston (CL-81) files. Materials relating to the nuclear submarine, the USS Houston (SSN-713), may be located under that heading. Clippings have been placed in files, but have not been placed in order. Particular care must be taken when using the clippings as most are on highly acidic, fragile newsprint.
Box	Folder
2	16		Address, 1960
	17		Admiral's Flag
Box
Framed			Admirals--Photographs (9)
Box	Folder
2	17		Allin, B. C. and Mrs., 1930-1960
	18		Bell Presentation, 1974
	19		Bernrieder Collection, 1978-1980
	20		Blue Bonnet, 1938-1940
	21		Blue Bonnet, 1975-1980
	22		Blue Bonnet, 1980-1982
	23		Blue Bonnet, 1983
	24		Blue Bonnet, 1984
	25		Blue Bonnet, 1985
	26		Blue Bonnet, 1986
	27		Blue Bonnet, undated
Box	Folder
3	1		Book, 1957-1959
	2		Book, 1959-1960
	3		Book, 1961-1964
	4		Book, 1965-1967
	5		Book Proposal--Milner, Samuel, undated
	6		Byrd, Admiral and Mrs., 1929-1930
	7		Christmas, 1931-1932
	8		Christmas, 1933
	9		Christmas, 1936
	10		Christmas--Photographs, 1936
	11		Christmas--Photographs, 1936
	12		Christmas--Photographs, 1936
	13		Christmas--Photographs, 1936
	14		Christmas--Photographs, 1936
	15		Christmas--Solicitation, 1933
	16		Clippings, undated
	17		Clippings, undated
	18		Clippings, undated
	19		Clippings, undated
	20		Clippings, undated
	21		Clippings, undated
	22		Clippings, undated
	23		Clippings, undated
	24		Clippings, undated
	25		Clippings, undated
	26		Clippings, undated
	27		Clippings, undated
	28		Clippings, undated
	29		Clippings, undated
	30		Clippings, undated
	31		Clippings, undated
	32		Clippings, undated
Box	Folder
4	1		Clippings, undated
	2		Clippings, undated
	3		Clippings, undated
	4		Clippings, undated
	5		Clippings, undated
	6		Collection Luncheon--Photographs, 1979
	7		Collection Luncheon--Photographs, 1979
	8		Collection Luncheon--Photographs, 1979
	9		Commanding Officers, 1927-1930
	10		Commanding Officers, 1931-1934
	11		Commanding Officers, 1935
	12		Commanding Officers, 1936
	13		Commanding Officers, 1937
	14		Commanding Officers, 1938-1939
	15		Commanding Officers, 1940-1942
	16		Commanding Officers, 1943-1962
Box
Framed			Commanding Officers--Photographs (17)
Box	Folder
4	17		Commission SSN-713, 1982
	18		Correspondence, 1927-1933
	19		Correspondence, 1934-1935
	20		Correspondence, 1936-1937
	21		Correspondence, 1938-1944
	22		Correspondence, 1945-1959
	23		Correspondence, 1960-1969
	24		Correspondence, 1970-1981
	25		Cruiser Houston Committee, 1927-1957
Box	Folder
5	1		Cruiser Houston Committee--Correspondence, 1929-1937
	2		Cruiser Houston Committee--Correspondence, 1955-1972
	3		Cruiser Houston Committee--Finances, 1926-1929
	4		Cruiser Houston Committee--Finances, 1929
	5		Cruiser Houston Committee--Finances, 1930-1941
	6		Cruiser Houston Committee--Finances--Bank Books, 1934-1941
	7		Cruiser Houston Committee--Members, undated
	8		Cruiser Houston Committee--Minutes, 1927
	9		Cruiser Houston Committee--Miscellaneous, undated
	10		Cruiser Houston Committee--Resolutions, 1928-1962
	11		Cruiser Houston Room--Photograph, 1979
	12		Documentary Expedition, 1979
Box
18			Flags
Box	Folder
5	13		Gifts, 1930-1933
	14		Gifts, 1933
	15		Gifts, 1934-1936
	16		Gifts, 1936
	17		Gifts, 1936-1974
Box	Folder
6	1		George R. Brown Room Dedication, 1981
	2		Houston Centennial, 1936
	3		History, 1932-1960
	4		History, 1961-1963
	5		History, 1964-1967
	6		History, 1968-1974
	7		History, 1975-1980
	8		History of CL-81, 1946
	9		Information, 1927-1983
	10		Information--Brochures, 1951-1973
	11		Information--News Releases, 1942
Box
Oversize			Jahnke, Ernest Lee, 1930-1933
Box	Folder
6	12		Launch SSN-713, 1981
	13		Launch SSN-713--Invitations, 1981
	14		Launching--Clippings, 1936
	15		Launching--Correspondence, 1927-1928
	16		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	17		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	18		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	19		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	20		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	21		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
Box	Folder
7	1		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	2		Launching--Correspondence, 1929
	3		Launching--Correspondence--Sponsors, 1929
	4		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	5		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	6		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	7		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	8		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	9		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	10		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	11		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	12		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	13		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	14		Launching--Invitations, 1929
	15		Launching--Invitations--Miscellaneous, 1929
	16		Launching--Lists, 1929
	17		Launching--Miscellaneous, 1929
	18		Launching--Other Ships, 1928
	19		Launching--Other Ships, 1929
	20		Launching--Other Ships, 1929
	21		Launching--Other Ships, 1929
	22		Launching--Replies, 1929
Box	Folder
8	1		Launching--Replies, 1929
	2		Launching--Replies, 1929
	3		Launching--Replies, 1929
	4		Launching--Replies, 1929
	5		Launching--Replies, 1929
	6		Launching--Replies, 1929
	7		Launching--Replies, 1929
	8		Launching--Replies, 1929
	9		Launching--Replies, 1929
	10		Launching--Replies, 1929
	11		Launching--Replies, 1929
	12		Launching--Replies, 1929
	13		Launching--Replies, 1929
Box	Folder
9	1		Launching--Replies, 1929
	2		Launching--Replies, 1929
	3		Launching--Replies, 1929
	4		Launching--Replies, 1929
	5		Launching--Thank yous, 1929
	6		Loss of Ship, 1942
	7		Loss of Ship--Memorial, 1942
	8		Lost Battalion Association, 1985
	9		Lost Battalion Association, 1985
	10		Lost Battalion Association, 1985
Box
18			Maps
Box	Folder
9	11		McKie, Ronald, 1960-1962
	12		McKie, Ronald, 1963-1968
	13		Medal of Honor, [1942]
	14		Memorial, 1975-1979
	15		Memorial, 1980
	16		Memorial Room, Houston Public Library, 1930-1978
	17		Model, 1958
	18		Model--Photographs, undated
	19		Model--Photographs, undated
	20		Model--Photographs, undated
	21		Model--Photographs--Drummond, Joseph, undated
	22		Model--Photographs--Drummond, Joseph, undated
	23		Model--Photographs--Drummond, Joseph, undated
	24		Model--Photographs--Presentation, 1958
	25		Model Presentation, 1958
	26		Model Presentation, 1958
Box	Folder
10	1		Model Purchase, 1942-1979
	2		Navy Day, 1933
	3		Navy Day--Correspondence, 1927-1930
	4		Navy Day--Miscellaneous, 1930
	5		Navy Day--Planning, 1930
	6		Oral Histories, 1981
Box
Oversize			Photograph, 1930
Box
Framed			Photograph, undated
Box	Folder
10	7		Photographs, undated
	8		Photographs, undated
	9		Photographs--Launching CL-81, 1943
	10		Photographs--Reunion, 1985
	11		Photographs--Reunion, 1985
	12		Photographs--Reunion, 1985
	13		Photographs--Reunion, 1985
	14		Photographs--Roosevelt, Henry L., undated
	15		Photographs--Ship's Plans, undated
	16		Photographs--Ship's Plans, undated
	17		USS Houston (CL-81), 1942
	18		USS Houston (CL-81)--Bond Drive, 1942-1943
	19		Thousand Houston Volunteers --Ceremony, 1942
	20		Thousand Houston Volunteers--Ceremony, 1942
	21		Thousand Houston Volunteers--Crew, 1942
	22		USS Houston (CL-81)--Launch, 1942-1943
Box
Framed			Ship's Plans, undated
Box	Folder
10	23		Shrine Proposal, undated
	24		Silver Service--Clippings, 1906-1967
	25		Silver Service--Correspondence, 1927-1929
	26		Silver Service--Correspondence, 1929
	27		Silver Service--Correspondence, 1929-1942
	28		Silver Service--Miscellaneous, undated
	29		Silver Service--Photographs, 1929
	30		Silver Service--Photographs, Other, [1929]
Box
18			Silver Service--Photographs, Other, [1929]
Box	Folder
10	31		Silver Service--Recovery, 1943-1974
	32		Survivors' Roster, undated
	33		Thousand Houston Volunteers Monument, 1985
	34		Thousand Houston Volunteers Monument--Photograph, 1985
Box	Folder
11	1		Visit, 1934-1935
	2		Visit, 1938-1939
	3		Visit, 1939
	4		Visit, 1983
	5		Visit--Committees, 1934
	6		Visit--Communications with Ship, 1934
	7		Visit--Finances, 1934
	8		Visit--Letters of Thanks, 1934
	9		Visit--Miscellaneous, 1934
	10		Visit--Navy Day, 1934
	11		Visit--Officers' Rosters, 1934
	12		Visit--Publicity, [1934]
	13		Visit--Radio Address, 1929-1930
	14		Wait, J. Russell, 1939
	15		Wait, J. Russell, 1939
	16		Wait, J. Russell, 1956
	17		Winslow, Walter, 1967-1969
	18		Winslow, Walter, 1970-1972
	19		Winslow, Walter, 1973-1974
	20		Winslow, Walter, 1975-1977
	21		Winslow, Walter, undated

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12	1-12	Democratic Party, 1927-1967 Extent (119 items)
	This is a small series, which includes a number of items relating to Bernrieder's involvement in politics. The bulk of the series includes clippings relating to the 1932 elections and the Democratic National Convention, which was held in Houston in 1928. Additional materials include correspondence with Chesley Jurney and George Graves. For related materials, see the files in the Franklin Roosevelt Visit Series.
Box	Folder
12	1		Clippings, 1929
	2		Clippings, 1932
	3		Clippings, 1932
	4		Clippings, 1932
	5		Clippings, 1967
	6		Convention--Graves, George, 1927-1962
	7		Convention--Miscellaneous, 1928-1932
	8		Convention--Report, 1928
	9		Convention--Souvenir, 1928
	10		Jurney, Chesley, 1927-1935
	11		Miscellaneous, 1928-1962
	12		Smith, Alfred--Photograph, 1927

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12-13, 16, Framed		Franklin Roosevelt Visit, 1933-1980 Extent (495 items)
	The bulk of this series relates to Franklin Roosevelt's visit to Houston in 1936. Included are documents relating to planning the various events, such as the parade and visit to the San Jacinto Battlefield. There is some correspondence with various Democratic politicians, including Marvin McIntyre, Alfred E. Smith, Jr. and Henry Breckinridge. These materials were labeled by Bernrieder as belonging with the Roosevelt visit material.
Box
16			Banner, 1936
Box	Folder
12	13		Battlefield Plans, 1936
	14		Boat List, 1936
	15		Breckinridge, Henry, 1933-1936
	16		Committees, 1936
	17		Cooper, Beauford O., 1970
	18		Correspondence, 1934-1936
	19		Correspondence, 1936
	20		Correspondence, 1936
	21		Correspondence, 1936
	22		Correspondence, 1936
	23		Correspondence, 1936-1980
	24		McIntyre, Marvin, 1933-1937
	25		Memorabilia, 1936
	26		Miscellaneous, 1936
	27		Parade Plans, 1936
	28		Participants, 1936
	29		Passes, 1936
Box
Framed			Photograph, undated
Box	Folder
12	30		Photographs, 1936
	31		Recap, 1936
Box	Folder
13	1		Scrapbook, 1936
	2		Ship Channel Trip, 1936
	3		Smith, Alfred E. Jr., 1928-1962

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13-14, 18, Framed		Publications, 1927-1981 Extent (62 items)
	This series was created from a box of publications which Bernrieder kept together. There are two sub-series: Miscellaneous and USS Houston. The publications in the Miscellaneous sub-series relate primarily to Houston history, the Port of Houston, and a book on Edmund W. Starling. Other smaller pamphlets and clippings will be found in other series.
	The USS Houston sub-series includes pamphlets on the USS Houston as well as books and other published materials which discuss the Asiatic Fleet and the U.S. Navy.
Box	Folder
13	4		Miscellaneous--Brief History of the Texas Navies, 1961
	5		Miscellaneous--Houston and Cotton, 1949
Box
18			Miscellaneous--Oversize
Box	Folder
13	6		Miscellaneous--Port of Houston, undated
	7		Miscellaneous--Ports of the Americas, 1961
	8		Miscellaneous--Starling of the White House, 1946
	9		Miscellaneous--Starling of the White House--Correspondence, 1978-1979
	10		Miscellaneous--The Texas Navy, 1968
	11		Miscellaneous-The Twenty-five Flags of Texas, 1962
	12		Miscellaneous--West Point Glee Club, 1979
	13		USS Houston--The Builder, 1927
	14		USS Houston--Cruiser Special, 1929
Box	Folder
14	1		USS Houston--House Resolution 11681, 1936
	2		USS Houston--Houston, 1945
	3		USS Houston--Launching SSN-713 Houston, 1981
	4		USS Houston--Launching SSN-713 Houston, 1981
	5		USS Houston--Marine Engineering and Shipping Age, 1929
	6		USS Houston--Presidential Cruise, 1934
Box
Framed			USS Houston--Report on the USS Houston
Box	Folder
14	7		USS Houston--Shipyard Bulletin, 1962
	8		USS Houston--Shipyard Bulletin, 1963
	9		USS Houston--USS Houston: Ghost of the Java Coast, 1971
	10		USS Houston--USS Houston: Ghost of the Java Coast, 1971

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14	11-19	USS Texas, 1937-1980 Extent (108 items)
	This small series relates to the USS Texas. Materials include clippings, correspondence, and publications which discuss the USS Texas. Most of the material deals with the addition of the USS Texas to the San Jacinto Battlefield.
Box	Folder
14	11		Clippings, undated
	12		Commission, 1977
	13		Correspondence, 1974-1979
	14		Miscellaneous, 1936-1978
	15		Photograph, undated
	16		Program, 1980
	17		Publications, 1975-1977
	18		Publications, 1977
	19		Publications, undated

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15	1-23	Miscellaneous, 1917-1988 Extent (365 items)
	These materials were not with other subject files and did not readily fall into available subject files. The majority of the materials in this series relate to a group of lithographs created by Judith Ann Saks of the Port of Houston, which were distributed throughout the country.
Box	Folder
15	1		Brief for Naval Base, 1917
	2		Goodwill, 1978-1988
	3		Hirsch, Maurice, 1975-1980
	4		Houston, Andrew Jackson, 1928-1981
	5		Houston Public Library, 1975
	6		Pamphlets, undated
	7		Pamphlets, undated
	8		Photographs--Reagan, Ronald and Gerald Ford, undated
	9		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1976
	10		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1977
	11		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1977
	12		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1977
	13		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1978
	14		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, 1979
	15		Port of Houston Lithographs--Correspondence, undated
	16		Port of Houston Lithographs--Miscellaneous, 1977
	17		Port of Houston Lithographs--Miscellaneous, 1977
	18		Port of Houston Lithographs--Miscellaneous, 1977
	19		Port of Houston Lithographs--Photographs, undated
	20		Port of Houston Lithographs--Photographs, undated
	21		Scrapbook Pages, 1936
	22		Ship Sponsoring, 1929-1959
	23		Texas Information, 1957-1980

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