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Series 1: GENERAL

• Series 1: GENERAL
• Box 1:
• Scrapbook of newspaper clippings - 1938-1944
  On shelf next to Box 1
• Washington Evening Journal, February 13-August 6 - 1952-1954
• Various titles
• America
• America at the Crossroads
  2 copies
• American Consistency
• Are They Sick or Not
• Are We Talking Too Much -- Too Soon
• Armistice Day
• Billions for Defense but Not One Dollar for Political Benefits
• Building Our Defenses
  2 copies
• Burlesquing Justice
• Can It Happen to You
• Can We Have Industrial Order?
  2 copies
• Career Men in the Legislature
  2 copies
• The Cause of the Meat Black Market
• The Challenge to Christianity
  2 copies
• Christmas: the 1938 Model
• Come Down the Nome Stretch
• Conscription
  2 copies
• Consolidation Colic
  2 copies
• D-Day on the Home Front
• Danger in Reckless Promises
• The Danger of Excessive Corn Sealing
• Dangerous Play Mates
• Democracy vs. Totalitarian Slavery
• Divorce -- the Remedy
• Do We Need A Guardian?
• Dreaming Uncle Sam
• Drifting America
• The Enemy from Within
  2 copies
• Explanation of Proposed Labor Law
• Fear
  2 copies, one typewritten and one printed article
• The Fifth Column Challenge
  2 copies
• Food for Thought
• Free Speech
• Gangdom in Europe
• Germany's Labor Scarcity
• Germany's One Man Government
• Government
  2 copies
• The Governor's Oath
• Hi Sucker!
• A Hippie! What Is It?
  2 copies
• How to Make Germany's Defeat Permanent
  2 copies
• If Representative Government Survives
• Immigration and the Future of the United States
• Independence Day 1776 to 1939
• Independence Requires Courage
  2 copies
• Inflation, the Child of the Crackpots
• Iowa's Shame
  2 copies
• Is the O.P.A. Really Helpful?
  2 copies
• Is this Representative Government?
• It's Now Up To Us
• The Key to Peace, Our Foreign Policy
  2 copies
• Killing the Goose That Is Laying the Golden Egg
• Let's Look Before We Leap
• A Letter to Our Congress
• Col. Lindbergh and His Iron Cross
• Lest We Forget
• Loose Talking Danger
• Maybe, We Really Do Need War
• Merrily We Roll Along. But Where?
• Mot Made Recession
• More Political Sight Seeing
• Mother's Day Reflections
• My Friends
• The Myth of Inflation
  2 copies
• The Neglected Front
  2 copies
• A New Approach to World Peace The New Deal
  2 copies
• On Whom Do You Want Controls?
• Others Experience Should Teach Us
• Our Crisis
• Our President and Our Foreign Relations
• Our Youth in This War's Aftermath
  2 copies
• Party or Country
• Peace in Viet Nam, How Not to Get It
• The People Have Spoken
• Please Henry Remove Your Mask
• The Plight of the Democracies
• Present Needs and Future Plans
  2 copies
• The Price of Peace
  2 copies
• Pump Priming Magic
• Purchase Peace
• The Purge That Failed
  2 copies
• Rackets and Relief
  2 copies
• Riding for a Fall
• Russian Security or American Freedom, Which Will You Have?
  2 copies
• Selling America
• Shades of P.T. Barnum
  2 copies
• Should the Men Be Retained in Service During the Emergency? And Is There An
• Emergency?
• Simplify the Soldier Loan
  2 copies
• So This Is Peace
• Socialism and the Farmer
• Some Things Are Dearer Than Dollars
• Statesmanship vs. Showmanship
• The Statistics Shell Game
  2 copies
• The Strike of the Gimme Guys
  2 copies
• Support the Scouts, and Serve Your Country
  2 copies
• Sure Thing -- It is
• They Will Be Hard to Convince
  2 copies
• Think Mr. American
• Threats Delay End of War
• Trials for the War Criminals
• Tricking the Old Folks
• Using Slave Labor May Enslave
• Us Vigilantes of 1938
• Vote: While You May!
  2 copies; one typewritten, one printed article
• The War of the 'Isms
• War: the Great Eraser
• War Prisoners Are Expensive
• Watch Your Step, Mr. Buyer
• Watch Your Step, Mr. Taxpayer!
• We Can't Give You Anything but Love, Finland
• Mr. Welles Pilgrimage for Peace
• What Do We Mean by Progress?
  2 copies
• What Do You Mean by Jobs?
• What Price Egotism?
  2 copies
• What Will the Answer Be?
  2 copies
• When Civilization Has a Relapse
• When the Laboring Man Talks in Private
• When a Nation Dies
• When Political Bunions Hurt
• Where Do We Go From Here?
• Where Will the Old Man Go?
• Which Plan Do You Want?
• Who Is an Isolationist?
  2 copies
• Who Should Vote?
• Why Delay the Issue?
• Why Have a Congress?
  2 copies
• Why Not Draft These People?
• Why Not Find Out Just Where We Stand?
  2 copies
• Why Pick on Mrs. Roosevelt?
• Why Wait Until We Are Broke?
• Will You Get in This Game?
• You Can't Fool the Men in the Fox Holes
  2 copies
• Miscellaneous materials
• Two letters to unnamed Congressmen from Mr. Kehoe; one dated April 28, 1944, expressing Mr. Kehoe's view on the power of the Presidency; one undated, expressing Mr. Kehoe's view on war economies
• Twelve undated copies of Mr. Kehoe's column, As Seen from Where I Sit
• One printed sheet containing four articles from Mr. Kehoe's column, Common Sense [two copies] Two undated copies of Mr. Kehoe's announcement of his candidacy for Republican nomination as US Representative from Iowa's first district
• Six untitled, undated pieces by Mr. Kehoe
• Miscellaneous writings by Mr. Kehoe
• A bill proposed by Mr. Kehoe providing for control of labor disputes by requiring arbitration rather than work stoppages at the state level
• Memorandum on Military Training
• Memoranda on Need for Reform of Criminal Laws and Their Enforcement
  2 copies
• Obituary, June 3 - 1969
• Proposed Labor Law -- providing for creation of a Court of Labor Relations by the US Congress
  2 copies
• Resolution, concerning postponement of effective date of the Rules of Civil Procedure prescribed by the Iowa Supreme Court to a more opportune post-war time
• Resolution (concerning criticism of present State and National Administrations by Republican delegates to the County Convention, Washington County, Washington, Iowa (July 2) 1938
• Revision of Our Criminal Law and Procedures
  2 copies
• Eight clippings from Cedar Rapids Gazette, (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) and other unidentified papers all related to toll road legislation, October 26-May 6 - 1954-1955
• Twenty-one clippings from various newspapers related to toll road construction, May 9-July 26 - 1952-1956