Prologue : The Quarterly of the National Archives 2007: Vol 39 Index & Table of Contents

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to Volume Thirty-nine, 2007 Index compiled by Susan Carroll
“1783: Subject or Citizen?” by Michael Eamon and Battlefilm: US.Army Signal Corps Motion Pictures of “Camp David,” 4-28-33
Lisa Royse, 3-30-35; exhibit, 3-30-35, 4-65 the Great War, by Phillip W. Stewart, 2-26 Camp Hood,Texas, 1-37-43
Abrams, Gen. Creighton, photo, 2-45 Batum, Russia, 1-17, 1-20, 1-21 Camp Sibert, Alabama, 1-40
Access to Archival Databases (AAD), 2-5 Bauer, K.J ack, 2-24 Canada, 2-22, 3-30-35, 4-65; Lakotas in, 3-39
Adams, Ansel, 3-64 Bear, Capt. Gerald, 1-41 Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 2-6, 2-9
Adams, Henry, 2-55-56 Beers, Lloyd, photo, 2-50 Carlin, John, 4-64
Adjutant General's Office, 1-39-40, 1-42 Begin, Menachem, photo, 4-33 Carmichacl,W . C., photo by, 1-31
African Americans, in baseball, 1-58-59; exodus to Behind Closed Doors, by Ellis M. Zacharias and Carter, Jimmy, photos, 4-33, 4-44; records, 4-43-44
Kansas, 2-52-58; genealogical research regarding, Ladislas Farago, 2-18 Carter, Rosalynn, photo, 4-44
2-52-58; migration from the South in the 1870s, Bell, B.W., 3-26-27 Cartoons, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70 ‘
2-52-58: mob violence against, 3-20-29; nurses in Bell (Stubbs), Annie, 2-34 Casey, William, 4-63
the Civil War, 2-31; and segregation in the mili- Bellardo, Lewis, 1-62 Census records, 2-4, 2-57-58, 2-68, 3-54-59, 3-64;
tary, 1-37-43; treatment of Union dead during the Bellinger, Rear Adm. Patrick, 2-14 1885, 3-54-59
Civil War, 3-61; and World War II, 1-37-43 Bennett, David, 2-38 Cerf, Bennett, 3-17
Agricultural schedules, 3-56, 3-58 Benson, Jackson J., 4-21-22, 4-25 Cerf, Vinton G., 2-71
Alabama, 2-54, 2-55-56 Bernard, Shubael, 2-6 Champagne, Duane, 3-45
Albee, George, 4-21 Bernard, William, 2-57 Chapman-Smith,V. , 3-65; photo, 3-66
Alcott, Louisa May, 3-72; port., 3-72 Berryman, Clifford, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70; cartoons by, 1- Charles Guggenheim Center for the Documentary
Aldrin, Edwin “Buzz,” photo, 4-35 6-13 Film; 2-71
Alexandria, Virginia, 1-52 Beschloss, Michael, 2-70, 1-71 Charleston News and Courier, 3-21-22, 3-23
Alexandria County, Virginia, 1-52 “Beyond the Moon: NASA's Continuing Mission,” Chavez,Anna, photo, 2-71
Alito, Samuel A., Jr., 1-44 exhibit, 4-37 Cheney, Richard, 1-63; photo, 3-46
Alsobrook, David, 1-62 “BIG! Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Chestnut, Trichita M.,“Lynching,” 3-20-29
Alter, Jonathan, 1-27-28 National Archives,” by Stacey Bredhoff, 4-12-17 Chevy Chase Bank, 2-71
America and Americans, by John Steinbeck, 4-22 Big Head, 3-42, 3-43 Chicago Defender, 1-40, 1-41
American Expeditionary Force, 2-23-24 Bill of Rights, 3-64 Child, Julia, 4-63
American Relief Administration, 1-18 Birth records, 3-64 “Chinese Exclusion Act Coaching Book,” 1-72
American Revolution, 3-31-35, 4-65; veterans’ pen- Blair, Henry W., 2-54 Chinn, Paul, 2-4
sions, 4-46-57 Blanchard, James, 4-65; photo, 4-65 Chita, Siberia, 1-16, 1-17-18, 1-21
Ancestry.corn, 2-4, 3-64 Bliss, Gen. Tasker H., photo, 3-15 Civic literacy, 1-26, 1-70, 4-4-5
Anderson, Carlyle E., 3-18 Boeing Company, 3-70, 4-4 Civil Rights, audio recordings, 3-68
Anderson, Patricia, 2-49 Bolshevik revolution, 1917, 1-15-16 Civil rights, legislation, 2-40-42; series of programs
Antilynching movement, 3-23, 3-28 Bonitz, Julius A., 2-56-57 on, 2-71
Archangel, Russia, 1-16, 1-17, 1-20-21 Booker, Miranda, photo, 2-48 Civil service personnel records, 1-45
Archibald, Sasha, 2-60-61 Boone, Esther J., 2-31 Civil War, 1-67-68; deaths due to, 3-60-61a;n d the
Architecture and Franklin D. Roosevelt, 4-6- 10 Borrowed Soldiers, by Mitchell A. Yockelson, District of Columbia, 1-52; exhibit on, 2-70; history
Archival Research Catalog (ARC), 2-5, 2-49-50, 2- 4-58-59 ‘of, 3-70; map of the Gettysburg battlefield, 4-
51, 3-8 Bosanko, William J., 2-65; photo, 2-65 12-13; nurses, 2-28-35, 3-72; pension files, 2-4, 2-
“Archival Vintages for The Grapes of Wrath,” by Bounty-land warrants, 4-47, 4-54 28-35, 3-64; photographs, 3-64; records relating to
Daniel Nealand, 4-18-27 Boyd, Julian, 3-16 microfilmed, 2-50; records relating to on the Inter-
Archives, accessibility for people with disabilities, 2- Boylan, Richard, 2-66 net, 2-4; social history of, 3-60-61; widow’s pen-
68 Brady, Mathew, photographs on the Internet, 2-4 sions, 1-04, 2-4, 2-29, 2-33-34a;n d women, 2-28-35
Archives and Records Centers Information System Brant, Joseph, port., 3-32 Civil War Conservation Corps, 2-70
(ARCIS), 1-48 Bredhoff, Stacey, “BIG! Celebrating the 75th Civil War Round Tables, 2-70
Archivists of the United States, and presidential elec- Anniversary of the National Archives,” 4-12-17; Clapp, Sarah Chadwick, 2-34
tions, 3-47, 3-49, 3-53; and presidential records, 4- photo, 4-17 Clark, Alexander, 3-16
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40, 4-41 Brinkley, Alan, 1-28 Clark,J .R euben, 3-15
Arkansas, 2-55-56 Brinkley, Douglas, 1-27-28; photo, 1-27 Clark, James Beauchamp “Champ,” 1-7, 1-8, 1-13
Armstrong, Neil, photo, 4-35 British Army (World War D, 4-58-59 Clark, Susannah D., 2-35
Army Nurses’ Pension Act of 1892, 2-30, 2-35 Brooklyn Dodgers, 1-58-59 Classified records, 4-38
Army of the Potomac, 1-67-68, 2-50 Brown, Stanley, 4-7 Clemenceau, Georges, photo, 3-14
Army War CollegeW,ar Plans Division, 2-24 Brownell, Kady, 2-34-35 Cleveland, Grover, 1-54, 3-41
Articles of Confederation, 4-12 Bryan, William Jennings, 1-8, 1-13 Cleveland, William J., 3-41
Arvin (Weedpatch) federal Migratory Labor Camp, Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1-67 Clifford, Clark, 2-43
California, 4-19-27 Bucciferro, Ashley, “Attacking the Backlog,” 2-46-51; Cline, Capt. William A., 1-41
Atlantic Charter, 2-16, 2-17 photo, 2-51 Clinton, Chelsea, photo, 4-33
“Attacking the Backlog,” by Ashley Bucciferro, 2- Buckles, Frank Woodruff, 2-66 Clinton, Hillary Rodham, 2-66; photo, 4-33
46-51 “Bull Moose” Party, 1-10 Clinton, William J., 1-63; photos, 4-33, 4-45; records,
“Audio Archives” series, 3-68 Bulla, John W., 3-25-26 4-44, 4-45
Audio recordings, 3-68 ; Bullard, Arthur, 1-17; photo, 1-18 Coffin, Isaac, 2-8
Australian Army (World War D, 4-58-59 Bunch, Lonnie, 2-71 Coffin, James, 2-8
Bundle, A'Lelia, 1-71 “Cold War:An Eyewitness PerspectivTeh,e, ” sympo-
Baker, Frazier, 3-21-29 Bureau of Labor Statistics, 3-65 sium, 2-70
Baker, Julia, 3-21, 3-23, 3-26, 3-28 Burns, Ken, 1-71 Cole, Felix, 1-17
Baker, Lavinia, 3-23, 3-25, 3-26, 3-27, 3-28; photo, 3-28 Burnside, Maj.Gen.Ambrose E., 1-68 Collins, Thomas E., 4-18-27; photos, 4-21, 4-22
Ball, George, 2-43 Burton, Shirley, 3-65 Cotorado, 3-56, 3-58
Baric, Nick, photo, 2-48 Bush, George H.W., 1-25, 1-26; photos, 1-26, 4-33, 4- Colored Citizens of Chicago, 3-25
Barker, Josiah, 2-6 37, 4-45; records, 4-44-45 Colored Men's Protective Union, 2-55
Barrett, John Q., 1-27 Bush, George W., 3-51, 3-53, 3-65, 4-4, 4-16; records, Colot, Thora, photo, 4-65
Barry, David EF, 3-44-45 4-38 Committee on Public Information, 2-2 =
Baseball, 1-58-59 Bush v. Gore, 3-51-53 CongressionJaolin t Committee on the Investigation
Bates, Lt. Col. Paul, 1-40-41; photo, 1-40 Bustard, Bruce, 3-70 of the Pearl Harbor Attack, 2-13-14
“Battlefilm: Motion Pictures of the Great War, by Califano, Joseph, 2-38 “Conserving Food at Home During World War I,”
Phillip W. Stewart, 2-20-27 California, 4-18-27, 4-72 4-72
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to Volume Thirty-nine, 2007 Index compiled by Susan Carroll
“1783: Subject or Citizen?” by Michael Eamon and Battlefilm: US.Army Signal Corps Motion Pictures of “Camp David,” 4-28-33
Lisa Royse, 3-30-35; exhibit, 3-30-35, 4-65 the Great War, by Phillip W. Stewart, 2-26 Camp Hood,Texas, 1-37-43
Abrams, Gen. Creighton, photo, 2-45 Batum, Russia, 1-17, 1-20, 1-21 Camp Sibert, Alabama, 1-40
Access to Archival Databases (AAD), 2-5 Bauer, K.J ack, 2-24 Canada, 2-22, 3-30-35, 4-65; Lakotas in, 3-39
Adams, Ansel, 3-64 Bear, Capt. Gerald, 1-41 Cape Cod, Massachusetts, 2-6, 2-9
Adams, Henry, 2-55-56 Beers, Lloyd, photo, 2-50 Carlin, John, 4-64
Adjutant General's Office, 1-39-40, 1-42 Begin, Menachem, photo, 4-33 Carmichacl,W . C., photo by, 1-31
African Americans, in baseball, 1-58-59; exodus to Behind Closed Doors, by Ellis M. Zacharias and Carter, Jimmy, photos, 4-33, 4-44; records, 4-43-44
Kansas, 2-52-58; genealogical research regarding, Ladislas Farago, 2-18 Carter, Rosalynn, photo, 4-44
2-52-58; migration from the South in the 1870s, Bell, B.W., 3-26-27 Cartoons, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70 ‘
2-52-58: mob violence against, 3-20-29; nurses in Bell (Stubbs), Annie, 2-34 Casey, William, 4-63
the Civil War, 2-31; and segregation in the mili- Bellardo, Lewis, 1-62 Census records, 2-4, 2-57-58, 2-68, 3-54-59, 3-64;
tary, 1-37-43; treatment of Union dead during the Bellinger, Rear Adm. Patrick, 2-14 1885, 3-54-59
Civil War, 3-61; and World War II, 1-37-43 Bennett, David, 2-38 Cerf, Bennett, 3-17
Agricultural schedules, 3-56, 3-58 Benson, Jackson J., 4-21-22, 4-25 Cerf, Vinton G., 2-71
Alabama, 2-54, 2-55-56 Bernard, Shubael, 2-6 Champagne, Duane, 3-45
Albee, George, 4-21 Bernard, William, 2-57 Chapman-Smith,V. , 3-65; photo, 3-66
Alcott, Louisa May, 3-72; port., 3-72 Berryman, Clifford, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70; cartoons by, 1- Charles Guggenheim Center for the Documentary
Aldrin, Edwin “Buzz,” photo, 4-35 6-13 Film; 2-71
Alexandria, Virginia, 1-52 Beschloss, Michael, 2-70, 1-71 Charleston News and Courier, 3-21-22, 3-23
Alexandria County, Virginia, 1-52 “Beyond the Moon: NASA's Continuing Mission,” Chavez,Anna, photo, 2-71
Alito, Samuel A., Jr., 1-44 exhibit, 4-37 Cheney, Richard, 1-63; photo, 3-46
Alsobrook, David, 1-62 “BIG! Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Chestnut, Trichita M.,“Lynching,” 3-20-29
Alter, Jonathan, 1-27-28 National Archives,” by Stacey Bredhoff, 4-12-17 Chevy Chase Bank, 2-71
America and Americans, by John Steinbeck, 4-22 Big Head, 3-42, 3-43 Chicago Defender, 1-40, 1-41
American Expeditionary Force, 2-23-24 Bill of Rights, 3-64 Child, Julia, 4-63
American Relief Administration, 1-18 Birth records, 3-64 “Chinese Exclusion Act Coaching Book,” 1-72
American Revolution, 3-31-35, 4-65; veterans’ pen- Blair, Henry W., 2-54 Chinn, Paul, 2-4
sions, 4-46-57 Blanchard, James, 4-65; photo, 4-65 Chita, Siberia, 1-16, 1-17-18, 1-21
Ancestry.corn, 2-4, 3-64 Bliss, Gen. Tasker H., photo, 3-15 Civic literacy, 1-26, 1-70, 4-4-5
Anderson, Carlyle E., 3-18 Boeing Company, 3-70, 4-4 Civil Rights, audio recordings, 3-68
Anderson, Patricia, 2-49 Bolshevik revolution, 1917, 1-15-16 Civil rights, legislation, 2-40-42; series of programs
Antilynching movement, 3-23, 3-28 Bonitz, Julius A., 2-56-57 on, 2-71
Archangel, Russia, 1-16, 1-17, 1-20-21 Booker, Miranda, photo, 2-48 Civil service personnel records, 1-45
Archibald, Sasha, 2-60-61 Boone, Esther J., 2-31 Civil War, 1-67-68; deaths due to, 3-60-61a;n d the
Architecture and Franklin D. Roosevelt, 4-6- 10 Borrowed Soldiers, by Mitchell A. Yockelson, District of Columbia, 1-52; exhibit on, 2-70; history
Archival Research Catalog (ARC), 2-5, 2-49-50, 2- 4-58-59 ‘of, 3-70; map of the Gettysburg battlefield, 4-
51, 3-8 Bosanko, William J., 2-65; photo, 2-65 12-13; nurses, 2-28-35, 3-72; pension files, 2-4, 2-
“Archival Vintages for The Grapes of Wrath,” by Bounty-land warrants, 4-47, 4-54 28-35, 3-64; photographs, 3-64; records relating to
Daniel Nealand, 4-18-27 Boyd, Julian, 3-16 microfilmed, 2-50; records relating to on the Inter-
Archives, accessibility for people with disabilities, 2- Boylan, Richard, 2-66 net, 2-4; social history of, 3-60-61; widow’s pen-
68 Brady, Mathew, photographs on the Internet, 2-4 sions, 1-04, 2-4, 2-29, 2-33-34a;n d women, 2-28-35
Archives and Records Centers Information System Brant, Joseph, port., 3-32 Civil War Conservation Corps, 2-70
(ARCIS), 1-48 Bredhoff, Stacey, “BIG! Celebrating the 75th Civil War Round Tables, 2-70
Archivists of the United States, and presidential elec- Anniversary of the National Archives,” 4-12-17; Clapp, Sarah Chadwick, 2-34
tions, 3-47, 3-49, 3-53; and presidential records, 4- photo, 4-17 Clark, Alexander, 3-16
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40, 4-41 Brinkley, Alan, 1-28 Clark,J .R euben, 3-15
Arkansas, 2-55-56 Brinkley, Douglas, 1-27-28; photo, 1-27 Clark, James Beauchamp “Champ,” 1-7, 1-8, 1-13
Armstrong, Neil, photo, 4-35 British Army (World War D, 4-58-59 Clark, Susannah D., 2-35
Army Nurses’ Pension Act of 1892, 2-30, 2-35 Brooklyn Dodgers, 1-58-59 Classified records, 4-38
Army of the Potomac, 1-67-68, 2-50 Brown, Stanley, 4-7 Clemenceau, Georges, photo, 3-14
Army War CollegeW,ar Plans Division, 2-24 Brownell, Kady, 2-34-35 Cleveland, Grover, 1-54, 3-41
Articles of Confederation, 4-12 Bryan, William Jennings, 1-8, 1-13 Cleveland, William J., 3-41
Arvin (Weedpatch) federal Migratory Labor Camp, Brzezinski, Zbigniew, 1-67 Clifford, Clark, 2-43
California, 4-19-27 Bucciferro, Ashley, “Attacking the Backlog,” 2-46-51; Cline, Capt. William A., 1-41
Atlantic Charter, 2-16, 2-17 photo, 2-51 Clinton, Chelsea, photo, 4-33
“Attacking the Backlog,” by Ashley Bucciferro, 2- Buckles, Frank Woodruff, 2-66 Clinton, Hillary Rodham, 2-66; photo, 4-33
46-51 “Bull Moose” Party, 1-10 Clinton, William J., 1-63; photos, 4-33, 4-45; records,
“Audio Archives” series, 3-68 Bulla, John W., 3-25-26 4-44, 4-45
Audio recordings, 3-68 ; Bullard, Arthur, 1-17; photo, 1-18 Coffin, Isaac, 2-8
Australian Army (World War D, 4-58-59 Bunch, Lonnie, 2-71 Coffin, James, 2-8
Bundle, A'Lelia, 1-71 “Cold War:An Eyewitness PerspectivTeh,e, ” sympo-
Baker, Frazier, 3-21-29 Bureau of Labor Statistics, 3-65 sium, 2-70
Baker, Julia, 3-21, 3-23, 3-26, 3-28 Burns, Ken, 1-71 Cole, Felix, 1-17
Baker, Lavinia, 3-23, 3-25, 3-26, 3-27, 3-28; photo, 3-28 Burnside, Maj.Gen.Ambrose E., 1-68 Collins, Thomas E., 4-18-27; photos, 4-21, 4-22
Ball, George, 2-43 Burton, Shirley, 3-65 Cotorado, 3-56, 3-58
Baric, Nick, photo, 2-48 Bush, George H.W., 1-25, 1-26; photos, 1-26, 4-33, 4- Colored Citizens of Chicago, 3-25
Barker, Josiah, 2-6 37, 4-45; records, 4-44-45 Colored Men's Protective Union, 2-55
Barrett, John Q., 1-27 Bush, George W., 3-51, 3-53, 3-65, 4-4, 4-16; records, Colot, Thora, photo, 4-65
Barry, David EF, 3-44-45 4-38 Committee on Public Information, 2-2 =
Baseball, 1-58-59 Bush v. Gore, 3-51-53 CongressionJaolin t Committee on the Investigation
Bates, Lt. Col. Paul, 1-40-41; photo, 1-40 Bustard, Bruce, 3-70 of the Pearl Harbor Attack, 2-13-14
“Battlefilm: Motion Pictures of the Great War, by Califano, Joseph, 2-38 “Conserving Food at Home During World War I,”
Phillip W. Stewart, 2-20-27 California, 4-18-27, 4-72 4-72
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Constance, John, 4-62 Eastom, Sherman E., 4-26-27 Crawford, 3-54-59
Constitutional Convention, 3-4-5 Edmunds, Newton, 3-40 Forrestal, James, 2-15
Continental Congress papers on the Internet, 2-4 Edmunds Commission, 3-40 Fort Buford, North Dakota, 3-37, 3-39
Cook, Betsy, 2-32 Edsel, Robert, 1-64 Fort Riley, Kansas, 1-38
Correspondence and Issuances, Headquarters of Education, and Lyndon B. Johnson, 2-38-40, 2-41 Fortas, Abe, photo, 2-40
the Army of the Potomac, 1861-1865, microfilm Edwards, Steven, 3-65 Foundation for the National Archives, 1-25, 1-70-71,
publication, 1-67-68 Eidenberg, Gene, photo, 2-71 2-70-71, 3-70-71, 4-64-65; and the Digital Vaults,
Court of Indian Offenses, 3-39-40, 3-45 Einsatzstab Reichsleiter Rosenberg, 1-64-65 3-6, 4-4-5; Promise of America breakfast, 3-71;
Courts-martial, 1-36-43, 1-58 Einstein, Albert, photo, 3-64 Records of Achievement Award, 3-70, 4-64
Coxe, Lemuel, 2-8 Eisenhower, David, 2-65, 4-28; photo, 4-29 France, 2-8, 2-22
Coxey’s Army, 1-54 : Eisenhower, Dwight D., 2-60-61, 4-28; photos, 4-30, Francis, David R., 1-16; photos, 1-14, 1-15
Crawford, Rebecca,“The Forgotten Federal Census 4-40, 4-42; records, 4-42 Franklin, Benjamin, 3-5
of 1885,” 3-54-59; photo, 3-59 . “Electoral College:A Message from the ‘Dean; The,” Franklin, John Hope, 2-71
Criminals, records of, 1-54-57 by Michael White, 3-46-53 Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute, 1-25
Crook, Maj. Gen. George, 3-42 Electronic Records Archives, 1-5, 1-48, 3-65, 4-4 Franklin D. Roosevelt High School, Hyde Park, New
Crook Commission, 3-42 Electronic records management, 1-48, 3-65, 4-4, 4-38, York, 4-8-10
Cross, Isabella, 2-31 1-44-45 Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 1-5, 4-67, 4-7, 4-41;
Crowninshield, Jacob, 2-9; port., 2-9 Emancipation Proclamation, 3-64 audit of presidential artifacts at, 1-64; symposium
Cryptography, 2-12 Energy efficiency, 1-63 on the Supreme Court, 1-24-28, 4-5
CummingsA,nn , 2-50 England, 2-64 Freedmen’s Bureau records, 2-5
Cummins, Albert Baird, 1-10 Environmental protection, 2-40 French and Indian War, 3-33
“Escorting a Presidency into History, by Nancy “Fresh Look at a Remarkable Year: Author Examines
Dada (Emens), Harriet A., 2-33; photo, 2-33 Kegan Smith, 4-38-45 Jackie Robinson's Rookie Season,A,” by Ellen
Dakota Territory, 3-56, 3-58 Evans, Max, 2-65 Fried, 1-58-59
Dame, Harriet P., 2-32 Events That Changed the World, audio recordings, 3-68 Fried, Ellen,“A Fresh Look at a Remarkable Year:
Danfort, Ruth, 2-32 Evert, Chris, photo, 4-33 Author Examines Jackie Robinson's Rookie Sea-
Davis, Gen. Benjamin O., Sr. 1-40 Excellence in Genealogy Scholarship, 4-62 son,” 1-58-59;"Hail to the Doodler in Chief, 2-
Davis, Damani,“ Exodus to Kansas,” 2-52-58 Executive Office of the President records, 4-4 60-61;"The Work of Death, 3-60-61
Dawes, Henry, 3-23 Exhibits, 1-6- 13, 1-66, 1-70, 2-64, 2-70, 3-4-5, 3-6-1 1,
Dawes, Henry L., 3-40-41 3-30-35, 4-12-17, 4-34-37 Galbraith, Capt. William, 2-12
Dawes General Allotment Act, 3-41 “Exodus to Kansas,” by Damani Davis, 2-52-58 Gall, Chief, 3-36-45; photos, 3-36, 3-38, 3-41
De Mott, Robert, 4-21 “Exoduster” movement, 2-52-58 Gallagher, Jim, 3-71
Dean, John, 1-26-27; photo, 1-27 Gallatin, Albert, 2-8
Death records, 3-64 FamilySearch, 1-64 Galpin, Perrin, 3-16-17
Declaration of Independence, 3-64, 4-16 Farago, Ladislas, and Ellis M. Zacharias, Bebind Gardner, Gideon, 2-6
Declassified records, 4-5 Closed Doors, 2-18 Garfield, James A., assassination of, 1-52, 1-55
Deeben, John P.,“To Protect and To Serve: The Faribault, George, 3-39 Garner, Terri, 1-62-63; photo, 1-62
Records of the D.C. Metropolitan Police, Farm laborers, 4-18-27 Gavin, Alison M., photo, 2-9;"The Sandbar: Nan-
1861-1930, 1-50-57 Farm Security Administration, 4-20-27 tucket’s 1803 Petition to Congress,” 2-6-9
Delaware, 4-51 Faust, Drew Gilpin, 2-70; photo, 3-60; This Republic Genealogical research, 1-50-57, 1-64, 1-65, 2-4-5, 2-
Democratic Party, 1-7-8, 1-10, 1-12-13 of Suffering: Death and the American Civil War, 52-58, 2-08, 3-64, 4-46-57
Dependent Pension Act, 1890, 2-29 3-60-61 Genealogical Society of Utah, 1-64, 2-4, 3-64
DeSmet, Pierre-Jean, 3-38 “FDR:The President and the High School,” by Keith Genealogy Fair, 2-4-5
Dietrich, Marlene, 4-63 W. Olson, 4-6-10 General Land Office, 4-54
Digital Vaults, online exhibit, 1-70, 3-6-11, 4-4-5, Federal Bureau of Investigation, 2-50; records on the Generations Network, 2-4, 3-64
4-64 Internet, 2-4 George III, 3-43; port., 3-32
Digitized records, 3-64 Federal Communications Commission, 2-16 George Bush Library, 4-44-45; audit of presidential
Dirksen, Everett, 2-41; photo, 2-42 Federal court records, 1-45-46 artifacts at, 1-64; exhibit, 4-37
Disaster planning and recovery, 1-46 Federal Records Act, 1-47 GeorgeW . Bush Library, 4-5, 4-38
“Discovering the Civil War, exhibit, 2-70 Federal records centers, 1-44-48 Georgia, 2-54, 4-51
District of Columbia, Board of Commissioners, 1-52, Federal Records Centers Program, 1-45, 1-47 Geospatial One Stop, 1-63
1-56; Metropolitan Police, 1-50-57; Metropolitan Felt, Mark, 1-63 Gerald R. Ford Library, 1-67, 4-43; audit of presiden-
Police Board, 1-52, 1-56 Final Revolutionary War Pension Payment Vouch- tial artifacts at, 1-64
Dix, Dorothea, 2-30, 2-31, 2-32, 2-33, 3-72 ers: Delaware, microfilm publication, 4-51; Geor- Gerken, Heather, 1-28
DLA Piper, 4-65 gia, microfilm publication, 4-51 Germany, and looting of Jewish art, 1-64-65; motion
Documentary films, 2-70, 2-71 Finding aids, 4-58; creation of, 2-49, 2-51; motion pic- pictures of World War I, 2-22, 2-26; and U.S.-Russ-
Doerner, Diane, photo, 2-49 tures, 2-23-27; World War I records, 2-23-27 ian diplomatic records, 1-17, 1-20, 1-21, 1-23: and
Dominguez, Adrienne, photo, 2-71 First Federal Congress, 2-72 World War I, 3-16
Doodles by presidents, 2-60-61 First Lady, files of the, 4-38 Gettysburg, map of the battlefield at, 4-12-13
Dorf, Michael C., 1-27-28 “First Time Around, The,” 4-58-59 Ghost Dance, 3-43-44 ;
Dorsen, Norman, 1-27-28; photo, 1-25 Fletcher, Zachary T., 2-57-58 Gibson, Truman K., 1-38, 1-39, 1-40, 1-41; photo, 1-38
Douglass, Frederick, 2-54 Florida, 3-51-53, 3-56, 3-58 Gilbert Islands, 2-14-15
Doyle, Patti Solis, 2-66 Foerster, Mary, photo, 4-65 Goldberg, Arthur, 4-63
Draft registration cards, 3-64 “Follow the Money:Tracking Revolutionary War Pen- Goodwin, Doris Kearns, 2-70
Drake, David, 3-05; photo, 3-65 sion Payments,” by Claire Prechtel-Kluskens, 4- Gore, Albert, 3-51, 3-53
Dunbar, Jane, 2-30 416-57 Graf, Mercedes, “For Pity’s Sake: Civil War
Dunlap, John, 4-16 Footnote.com, 1-64, 2-4, 2-65-66, 3-64 Nurses and the Pension System,” 2-28-45;
Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, 2-00, 2-64-65, 4-42 “For Pity’s Sake: Civil War Nurses and the Pension photo, 2-35
Dyer, Carol, 4-62 System,” by Mercedes Graf, 2-28-35 Graham, Robert R., 4-8
Eamon, Michael, and Lisa Royse,“ 1783: Subject or Ford, Gerald, photo, 4-44; photo with family, 4-32; Grant, Maj. Gen. Ulysses S., 1-68
Citizen?” 3-30-35; photo, 3-35 records, 4-43 Grants, 3-66, 4-4
Earth imagery records, 3-65 Ford, John, 4-21, 4-27, 4-63 Grapes of Wrath, The, by John Steinbeck, 4-18-27
Earth Resources Observation and Science (EROS) Foreign Service post records, 1-14-24 Grass, John, 3-39, 3-40, 3-41, 3-42-43, 3-44: photo, 3-42
Center, 3-65 “Forgotten Federal Census of 1885,The,” by Rebecca Gray,C . Boyden, 1-26-27; photos, 1-27
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Great Britain, 2-6, 2-7, 2-8, 2-22; and the 1783 Treaty Kim, Yeonjoo, photo, 4-43
of Paris, 3-31-35 iArchives (Footnote.com), 2-4 Kimmel, Adm. Husband E., 2-13-14
Great Depression, 1-31-35, 4-18-27 Ida B. Wells Woman’s Club of Chicago, 3-23, 3-25 King, Martin Luther, Jr., photo, 2-41
Great Sioux Reservation, 3-37, 3-39, 3-40-41, 3-42 Immigration, from China, 1-72; records, 3-64; records Kissinger, Henry A., 1-67; records released, 1-63
Great Sioux War, 3-39 on the Internet, 2-5 Klarman, Michael, 2-71
Great Society, 2-38-42 Immigration and Naturalization Service, 2-4-5 “Know Your Records” outreach program, 2-5
Green, Ernest, 2-71 Indian reservations, opened to white settlers, 3- Koch, Cynthia,“The President and the Justices,” 1-
Green Building ratings, 1-63 41-42; treaties regarding, 3-38-39, 3-40-41 24-28; photo, 1-28
Greenberg, David, 2-60-61 Indiana, 2-54 Kramer, Alan, 1-46
Gregory, James, 4-19 Inouye, Kiyoshi, 2-17 Kratz, Jessie, and Martha Grove, “Primaries, Politics,
Griggs, John William, 3-25 “Insider's Guide to the Digital Vaults, The,” by and Political Cartoons:The 1912 Election,” 1-6-13
Grove, Martha,*Primaries, Politics, and Political Car- Suzanne Isaacs, 3-6-1 1 ‘ Kurtz, Michael, 1-63
toons:The 1912 Election, 1-6-13 Intelligence operations, against Japan in World War
Guggenheim, Charles, 2-71, 4-64 II, 2-10-18 La Follette, Robert, Sr., 1-9
Guggenheim, Davis, 2-7 1 Inter-Allied Railway Committee, 1-18 Lake City, South Carolina, 3-21-23, 3-25, 3-26-27
Guggenheim, Grace, 2-71 International Harvester Company, 1-16-17, 1-18 Lake’ City Times, 3-22
Guild, James H., 4-14 Internet, forum on, 2-71; and the interactive Vietnam Lakota tribe, 3-37-45
Guiteau, Charles, 1-52, 1-55 War Memorial, 2-65-66; and posters and photo- Land case files, 2-57-58
Gunning, Kathryn McPhersen, 4-51 graphic prints, 2-66; records available on, 2-5, 3- Langbart, David A.,“*No Little Historic Value’:The
64-65, 4-4, 4-5 Records of Department of State Posts in Revolu-
Hackworth, Green H., 1-23 iPHOTOART, 2-66 tionary Russia,” 1-14-23; photo, 1-23
“Hail to the Doodler in Chief, by Ellen Fried, 2- Isaacs, Suzanne,“The Insider's Guide to the Digital Lange, Dorothea, 3-64
60-61 Vaults,” 3-6- 11; photo, 3-11 LaNier, Carlotta Walls, 2-71
“Half-Century of America in Space,A,’ 4-34-37 Istanbul, Turkey, 1-20-21 Lansing, Robert, photo, 3-15
Hamilton, John, 4-62; photo, 4-62 Italy, 2-22 Larson, John, photo, 3-71
Handly, Jim, 3-71 Jackson (Payne), Mary, 2-31 : Larson, Robert W., photo, 3-45;“A Victor in Defeat,” 3-
Hanson, George, 1-20, 1-21 Japan, attack on Pearl Harbor, 2-10-11, 2-14-18; psy- 36-45
Harbin, Manchuria, 1-18, 1-19, 1-20, 1-21 chological warfare against, 2-15-17; status of the Lathrop, Abial, 3-25-28
Hardie, Robert, 4-27 emperor of, 2-15-16, 2-18; U.S. intelligence opera- “LBJ: Still Casting a Long Shadow,” by Harry Middle-
Harper’s Magazine, 3-15 tions against, 2-10-18; and World War II, 2-10-18 ton, 2-36-45
Harris, Ernest L., 1-17-18, 1-23 Jefferson, Thomas, 1-25, 4-7 Ledgers of Payments, 1818-1872, to US. Pensioners
Harris, Katherine, 3-51-52 Jewett, Lillian Clayton, 3-28 Under Acts of 1818 Through 1858, from Records
Harrison, Benjamin, 3-42, 3-43 Jewish art collections, 1-64-65 of the Office of the Third Auditor of the Treasury,
Harrison, William Henry, 1-11 “Jim Crow, Meet Lieutenant Robinson:A 1944 Court- microfilm publication, 4-49
Harry S.Truman Library, 4-41-42 Martial,” by John Vernon, 1-36-43 Lee, Early, 3-27
“Harvest Gypsies” newspaper series by John Stein- Jimmy Carter Library, 1-67, 4-43-44 Lee, Robert E., 1-67, 1-68
beck, 4-20 Joad,Tom (fictional character), 4-18, 4-25, 4-26-27 Lehrs, John A., 1-18
Hassett, William D., photo, 4-31 John FE Kennedy Library, 1-5, 2-60, 4-5, 4-42; audit of Lein-Hayes, Candace, 3-65; photo, 3-65
Hastings, James, 2-46, 2-49 presidential artifacts at, 1-64 LeonaJ.r Widll,iam , 2-65
Hatfield, Mark, 3-13 John Hancock Financial Services, 3-71 Leuchtenburg, William E., 1-26
Haviland, Benjamin, 4-8; port., 4-6 Johnson, Hiram, 1-10 Lewis, Anthony, 1-27; photo, 1-27
Hawaii, 2-14 Johnson, Jennifer, 3-70 Lewis, john, 2-71
Hayden, Sterling, 4-63 Johnson, Lady Bird, 2-40, 2-45; photos, 2-41, 2-43, Lexington (Kentucky) Standard, 3-23
Hayes, Rutherford B., 2-55 2-45 Library and Archives Canada, 3-31, 4-65
Heimert, Lara, 2-60-61 Johnson, Lyndon B., centennial celebration of, 2- Library of Congress, 1-58, 1-59, 1-63, 3-64-65
Hemingway, John, 4-63 36-45; legislation promoted by, 2-38-42; papers Lighthouse Board, 2-72
Hengstler, Herbert, 1-19-20 opened, 2-44-45; photos, 2-36-45, 4-31, 4443; Lighthouses, plans for, 2-72
Higgs (Nichols), Lucy, 2-31 records, 4-42; and the space program, 4-36-37; Lilienthal, David, 1-34
Hill, John, photo, 4-65 and the Vietnam War, 2-42-44 Lincoln, Abraham, 1-25, 1-67, 1-68, 1-71, 2-28, 3-4,4 -
Hill, Marilynn Wood, 2-71; photo, 4-65 Jonas, Gilbert, 1-59 " 13-14; assassination of, 1-51-52, 1-55
Hine, Lewis, 3-64; photos by, 1-33 Jones, Stephanie Tubbs, photo, 3-48 Little Rock, Arkansas, 2-7 1
Hitler, Adolf, 1-64 Jordan, Barbara, 2-38 Livingston, Walter, 3-16
Hoge (Patton), Jane C., 2-42 Juckett, Edwin A., 4-8, 4-10 Lloyd George, David, photo, 3-14
Holt, Dan, 2-64 . Lockheed Martin, 4-4
Honolulu Advertiser, 2-14 Kahn, Robert E., 2-71 London, England, U.S.-Russian diplomatic records
Hooker, Maj. Gen. Joseph, 1-68 Kalman, Laura, 1-28; photo, 1-27 taken to, 1-16, 1-20
Hoover, Herbert, 2-61, 4-41, 4-72; biography of Kansas, exodus of African Americans to, 2-52-58 Lore, Ken, 4-64; photo, 2-71, 4-64
Woodrow Wilson, 3-12-19; memoirs, 3-12, 3-15; Kaye, Judith S., 1-27; photo, 1-28 Lorimer, William E., 3-25
photos, 3-12, 3-14, 3-18 Keating, Cathy, photo, 3-71 Louis, Joe, 1-38, 1-40; photo, 1-38
Hoover,J .E dgar, 2-61 Keating, Frank, photo, 3-71 Louisiana, 2-54, 2-55-56
Hope, Bob, 1-63; photo, 4-32 Keating, Frank, 1-71 Low Dog, photo, 3-38
House, Col. Edward M., 3-16; photo, 3-15 Kelley, Robert FE, 1-18-20, 1-21 Lynch, Charles, 3-21
House Journal, 2-8 Kennan, George,*Long Telegram” by, 4-13 “Lynching,” by Trichita M. Chestnut, 3-20-29
Howe, Fisher, photo, 4-63 Kennedy, Caroline, photo, 4-31 Lyndon B. Johnson Library, 1-5, 2-44-45, 4-42:
Hufstedler, Shirley Mount, 1-28; photo, 1-25 Kennedy, Jacqueline, photos, 2-39 exhibit, 4-34-37
Huger, Benjamin, 2-8 Kennedy, John E, 2-38, 2-40, 2-42, 4-36; doodles by, 2-60,
Hughes, Sarah T., photo, 2-39 2-61; photos, 4-31, 4-42; records, 4-38, 4-42 MacArthur, Gen. Douglas, 4-14-15; photo, 4-14
Hull, Cordell, 1-23 Kennedy, John E, Jr., photo, 4-31 Macgowan, David B., 1-18
Hunkpapa tribe, 3-37-45 Kennedy, Robert, 4-42 MacNeill, Neil, 3-17-18
Hunt, Elizabeth, 2-30-31 Kennedy,W . H., 4-8 Macon, Nathaniel, 2-8, 2-9
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, 1-46 Kenneth E. Behring Center, Smithsonian Insti- MacVeagh, Charles, 1-19
Husband, Mary Morris, 2-33; photo, 2-33 tute, 2-71 Macy, Obed, 2-6
Hyde Park, New York, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Khrushchev, Nikita, photo, 4-30 Macy, William 2-6
4-60-10; post office, 4-6, 4-7; schools, 4-7-10 Kiev, Russia, 1-17 Mad Bear, 3-42, 3-43
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Madison, James, 3-4-5 Mississippi, 2-54, 2-55-56 New Deal, 4-9, 4-10
Magna Carta, 2-64 Missouri, 2-54 New Jersey, 2-68
Mahan (Osborn), Margaret, 2-32 Monash, Gen. John, 4-59 New Mexico, USS, 2-15
Mahle, Elizabeth, 2-34 Montana, 3-37, 3-39 New Mexico Territory, 3-56, 3-58
Maine, 1-11-12 Morgah, Arthur, 1-34 New York, 4-47-54
Making Archives Accessiblfeo r People with Dis- Mortality schedules, 3-56, 3-58 New-York Historical Society, 2-66
abilities, by Frank Serene, 2-68 Moscow, Russia, 1-16, 1-17, 1-18, 1-19, 1-21, 1-22-23 New York Life Foundation, 1-71
Mansfield, Mike, 2-43 Motion pictures, 2-20-27, 3-68 Vew York Times, 3-18-19, 4-10
Manufactures schedules, 3-56, 3-58 Moye, H.T. B., 3-25-26 Newham, Joseph, 3-26, 3-27
Maps, 1-63 Mulligan, Timothy P., compiler, World War Il: Guide Nichols, David A., 1-28; photo, 1-25
Marblebead, USS, 2-12 to Records Relating to U.S. Military Participa- Nielsen, Orson, 1-16-17
Marbury v. Madison, 1-25 tion, 3-68 Vine from Little Rock, film, 2-71
Mariana Islands, 2-15 - Munson, Curtis B., 2-14 Nixon, Richard M., 2-60, 4-16; photos, 4-32, 4-43; and
Marriage records, 3-64 Murmansk, Russia, 1-17, 1-20-21 POWs, 1-67; records, 1-5, 4-38, 4-42-43
Marshall, John, 1-25 Muscle Shoals, Alabama, 1-34 “No Little Historic Value’:The Records of Depart-
Marshall, Thomas, 1-8 Musick, Mike, 3-61 ment of State Posts in Revolutionary Russia,” by
Marshall, Thurgood, 1-59 Najafi, Sina, 2-60-61 David A. Langbart, 1-14-23 ‘
Marshall Islands, 2-14-15 Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, 2-6-9; illus., 2-8 Nolan, Beth, 1-26-27; photo, 1-27
Martenis, Kerry, 3-71; photo, 3-71 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 4- Nomura, Adm. Kichisaburo, 2-13
Martin, Maj. Gen. Frederick, 2-14 34-37 Nonpopulation census schedules, 2-68, 3-54-59
Maryland, 1-52 National Archives and Records Administration, 75th Norris, George, 1-34
Marysville migrant camp, 4-22, 4-26 anniversary, 4-12-17, 4-62; budget, 1-4-5, 1-47, 1-62: North Carolina, 2-54, 2-56, 2-57
Massachusetts, 2-6-9 Center for Legislative Archives, 1-6; Civil War Vorth Carolina, USS, 4-15
Mayer, Leslie, 1-20 records, 3-60-61; collection of World War I films, 2- North Dakota, 3-36-45, 3-56, 3-58
McClelian, Maj. Gen. George B., 1-68 22-27; educational programs, 4-4-5; exhibits, 1- Norway, and U.S. diplomatic records in Russia, 1-16,
McClure, Phyllis, photo, 2-50 6-13, 1-66, 1-70, 2-64, 3-4-5, 3-6-1 1, 3-30-35, 1-17
McConnell, Michael W., 1-28 +-1 2-17; Federal Records Center Program, 1-44-48; Nova Scotia, 3-34
McCullar, Chloe, 4-46-55, 4-57 Information Security Oversight Office, 2-05, 4-5; Nurses, Civil War, 2-28-35
McCullar, William, 4-46-56 inspector general, 1-64; and interactive Vietnam War
McCullough, David, photo, 2-71 Memorial, 2-65-66; microfilm publications, 1-67-68, O'Brien, Larry, 4-64
McGraw, Harold, 3-17 2-68-69, 3-69; News and Notices, 1-62-65, 2-64-66, O'Connell, Libby, photo, 3-66
McGraw-Hill, 3-17-19 3-64-66, 4-62-63; Office of Presidential Libraries, 4- O'Connor, Sandra Day, 1-24, 1-25-26; photos, 1-24, 1-28
McIntosh, Elizabeth, 4-63; photo, 4-63 41, 4-42; Office of Records Services, 2-46; Office of Odessa, Russia, 1-17, 1-20
McKenna, Cecilia C., 2-29 the Federal Register, 3-46-53; Old Military and Civil O'Donnell, Margaret, 2-31
McKinley, William, 3-23, 3-25 Records Branch, 1-57; Presidential Materials Staff, 4- Office of Strategic Services, 2-50, 4-64
McLaughlin, Maj. James, 3-37, 3-39, 3-40, 3-41, 3- 10; and presidential records and artifacts, 4-38-45; Official Military Personnel files, 1-65
42-43, 3-44; photo, 3-37 processing initiative, 2-46-51, 4-4; publications, 1- Ohio, 4-47, 4-48
McLaughlin, Marie Louise, 3-39; photo, 3-37 66-68, 2-68-69, 3-68-69; reference services, 2-46, 2- O Kelly, John, 2-56
Mcl oughlin, Tara E. C.,“Ready Access,” 1-44-48 48-49, 2-50, 2-51; research rooms, 1-62, 1-64; role in Oklahoma, migrants from, 4-18-27
McMillen, David, 4-62 presidential elections, 3-46-53; staff, 1-4-5, 2-46, 2- Olsen, Paul, 4-16
McNair, Caroline C., 2-35 48-51; strategic plan, 2-16, 2-48; symposia, 2-70; web Olson, Keith W.,“FDR:The President and the High
McNamara, Robert S., 2-43; photos, 2-44, 4-31 site, 1-70, 2-4, 2-49, 3-50, 4-62 School,” 4-6- 10; photo, 4-10
McPherson, James, 3-70; photos, 3-70, 4-65 National Archives Experience, 1-70, 2-70, 3-6-11, Omsk, Siberia, 1-17, 1-18
McPherson, Patricia, photo, 4-65 4-04 O'Neal, Shaquille, 4-16
McWilliams, Carey, 4-19 National Archives Federal Records Center, Laguna ‘Ordeal of a BiographeTrh,e, ” by Timothy Walch,
Meade, Maj. Gen. George Gordon, 1-68 Niguel, California, 4-44 3-12-19
Medicare, 2-40 National Archives Regional Archives System, 3-8; Ordeal of Woodrow Wilson, The, by Herbert Hoover,
Mellon, Paul, 4-63 Northeast Region, 1-72; Pacific-Alaska Region, 3- 3-13-19
Microfilm publications, 1-67-68, 2-4, 2-5, 2-50, 2- 65; Pacific Region, 3-65, 4-18, 4-21, 4-72; Southeast Orlando, Vittorio Emanuele, photo, 3-14
68-69, 3-69; Adjutant General's Office, 3-69; alien Region, 1-34 Osborn, Patrick, 2-48
arrivals, 1-68, 2-68;Army of the Potomac, 1-67-68; National Association for the Advancement of Col- Oslo, Sweden, 1-20-21
Baker Roll, 1-68; California, 3-69; census records, ored People (NAACP), 1-39, 1-41, 1-59 Our Planet Earth, DVD series, 3-68
2-4, 2-68; Cherokee enrollments, 1-68; Civil War, 1- National Historical Publications and Records Com-
67-68, 3-69; crew lists, 3-69; district courts, 1-68; mission, 1-5, 2-65, 3-66, 4-4 Packer, Earl L., 1-19
Hawaii, 3-69; idaho, 2-68; Illinois, 3-69; Indiana, 3- National History Day, 3-65-66, 4-62 Passenger lists, 3-64
69; Louisiana, 3-69; Mexico, 3-69; Native Ameri- National Nuclear Security Administration, 3-65 Patent and Trademark Office, 3-65
cans, 1-68; New Jersey, 2-68; New York, 2-68; National Personnel Records Center, 1-45, 1-46, 1-05, Pathway Challenge, 3-11
nonpopulation census schedules, 2-68, 3-56-58; 4-14, 4-62-63 Peachey, James, watercolor by, illus., 3-30-31
passenger lists, 3-69; Pennsylvania, 3-69; pension National Security Council, 4-38, 4-40, 4-43, 4-44 Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, attack on, 2-10-11; photos
records, 4-47, 4-49, 4-51, 4-53; population cen- Native Americans, assimilation of, 3-39-45; land allot- of, 2-10-11; warnings regarding an attack on,
suses, 3-56-57; General Winfield Scott, 3-69; slave ments for, 3-41-42, 3-43; moved to reservations, 3- 2-13-18
manifests, 3-69; Texas, 1-68; U.S. Colored Troops 37-45 Pelosi, Nancy, photo, 2-71
(Civil War), 3-68; United States Military Academy, Natural Disasters, DVD set, 3-68 Pendleton, George H., 2-54
3-69; U.S. Supréme Court, 2-68; War with Mexico, Naturalization records, 3-64 Pension Bureau, 2-30, 2-31, 2-34-35
3-69 Naval Intelligence, Office of, 2-12, 2-13, 2-18; Far East Pension Committee, 2-31, 2-32
Microfilmed records, 3-64 Division, 2-12 Pension files, 1-64; African Americans, 2-58; Civil
Middleton, Harry, “LBJ: Still Casting a Long Shadow,” Naval Oceanographic Office, 3-65 War, 2-28-35, 2-58, 3-64; on the Internet, 2-4;
2-36-45 ‘ Nazi Germany, and looting of Jewish art, 1-64-65 nurses, 2-28-35; Revolutionary War, 4-46-57; wid-
Migratory labor camps, 4-18-27 Nealand, Daniel, “Archival Vintages for The Grapes of ows’ files, 2-4, 4-46-57
Military service personnel records, 1-45, 1-65, 2-66, Wrath,” 4-18-27 Perot Foundation, 2-64
3-64 Nebraska, 3-55-56, 3-58 Pershing, Gen. John J.“ Black Jack,” 2-23, 2-26, 2-27,
Miller, Harrison D., photo, 2-15 Nevada, 4-13-14 4-59; photo, 2-24 :
Minot’s Ledge Lighthouse, 2-72 Neville, Edwin, 1-20 ’ Persia, and U.S.-Russian diplomatic records, 1-18-19,
Missing in action, 1-66-67 New Bedford, Massachusetts, 2-9 1-21
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Petitions to Congress, 2-6-9 Records management, 1-44-48, 2-46-51, 4-38-45 Segregation, in the military in World War II, 1-37-43
Petrograd, Russia, U.S. embassy in, 1-16, 1-17, 1-18, 1- Records of the Accounting Officers of the Depart- Separation of powers, 1-24-28
19, 1-21, 1-23 ment of the Treasury, Inventory 14 (Revised), Serene, Frank, Making Archives Accessible for Peo-
Peuser, Rick, 2-51 comp. by William E Sherman, 4-49 ple with Disabilities, 2-68
Pfeiffer, David A., photo, 2-18;“Sage Prophet or Records preservation, 2-48, 2-51, 3-65 “Shangri-La” (Camp David), 4-28
Loose Cannon, 2-10-18 Records processing, 2-46-51, 4-4, 4-5 Sherman, Dawn, photo, 2-49
Photographs, Civil War, 3-64; on the Internet, 2-4-5, Reese, Pee Wee, 1-58, 1-59 Short, Gen. Walter, 2-14
2-66, 3-64 Reneger, Milton, 1-38-39 Siberia, Russia, U.S. diplomatic, posts in, 1-17-18, 1-23
Picket, Joel, 3-70; photo, 3-71 Republican Party, 1-9-11, 1-12-13, 2-55 Simmons, Calvin, 2-56-57
Picket, Matthew, 3-70; photo, 3-71 Resettlement Administration, 4-18-27 Singleton, Benjamin “Pap,” 2-55; port. ,2-55
Pierce, Alycon Trubey, 451 Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land War- Sioux Act of 1889, 3-43
Pine Ridge Reservation, 3-40, 3-42, 3-44 rant Application Files, microfilm publication, 4- Sioux Nation, 3-37-45
Pittsburgh Courier, 1-39-40 47,4-51 Sitting Bull, 3-37-38, 3-39, 3-40, 3-41, 3-43, 3-44;
Plante, Trevor, 3-61 Revolutionary War pension payments, 4-46-57 photo, 3-44
Podoski, Barbara, photo, 4-63 Richard Nixon Library, 1-5, 1-63, 1-67, 4-5, 4-16, 4- Smith, Nancy Kegan,“Escorting a Presidency into
Political cartoons, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70 42-43; photo, 1-5; web site, 1-63 History, 4-38-45; photo, 4-45
Post Office Inspector, Office of, 3-25 Rickenbacker, First Lt.“Eddie,” 2-20; photo, 2-23 Smith, Samuel, 2-8
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, 2-35 Rickey, Branch, 1-58-59 : Smith, CaptW.. W.“Poco,” 2-14
Postmasters, 3-21-23 Riga, Latvia, 1-18, 1-20, 1-21 Smith-Hutton, Henri, 2-13
Poverty, war on, 2-38-39 Riordan, Richard, 4-16 South Carolina, 3-21-23, 3-25, 3-28
Pratt, Capt. Richard H., 3-41 Roberts, Cokie, 1-71; photo, 4-65 South Dakota, 3-38-39, 3-56, 3-58
Pratt Commission, 3-41, 3-42 Robinson, Lt. Jack (JIackie) Roosevelt, 1-36-43, 1- Space exploration, 4-34-37
Prechtel-Kluskens, Claire,“Follow the Money: Track- 58-59; photos, 1-36, 1-59 Standing Rock Agency, 3-37, 3-39
ing Revolutionary War Army Pension Payments,” Robinson, Rachel, 1-58 Standing Rock Reservation, 3-36-45
4-46-57; photo, 4-55 Robinson, “Sugar Ray,” 1-40 Stark, Adm. Harold, 2-14
“President and the Justices, The,” by Cynthia M. Rockefeller, Nelson, 2-61 ~ Stein, Walter, 4-26
Koch, 1-24-28 Ronald Reagan Library, 1-67, 4-44; audit of presiden- Steinbeck, John, and The Grapes of Wrath, 4-18-27;
Presidential artifacts, audit of, 1-64 tial artifacts at, 1-64 photo, 4-21
Presidential Doodles: Two Centuries of Scribbles, Roosevelt, Anna Eleanor, photos, 1-28, 4-65. Stewart, Henry, 2-57
Scratches, Squiggles, and Scrawls from the Oval Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1-25-26, 4-7, 4-10 Stewart, Phillip W.,“Battlefilm: Motion Pictures of
Office, by David Greenberg, 2-60-61 Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1-25, 2-38, 2-42, 4-28; and the Great War, 2-20-27
Presidential elections, 1912, 1-6- 13, 1-66; cartoons architecture, 4-6- 10; and FDR High School in Stinson (Pond), Harriet W., 2-33
about, 1-6-13, 1-66, 1-70; and the Electoral Col- Hyde Park, 4-6- 10; photos, 4-9, 4-28; port., 4-6; Stobbe, Doctor G., 1-20
lege, 3-46-53 records, 4-41; and the Tennessee Valley Authority, Stokes, Henry, 3-26
Presidential libraries, 4-5, 4-38, 4-41; audit of presi- 1-31-33, 1-34, 1-35 Stow (Beebe), Helen A., 2-35
dential artifacts, 1-64; construction projects, 1-5; Roosevelt, Kermit, 4-63 Summers, Maddin, 1-16-17
and doodles by presidents, 2-60-61a;n d records Roosevelt, Quentin, 4-63 Suzuki, Adm. Kantaro, 2-15, 2-16 |
relating to prisoners of war and missing in Roosevelt, Theodore, 1-9-10, 1-11-13, 4-63 Sweden, and U.S.-Russian diplomatic records, 1-17 |
action, 1-66-67; symposia, 1-25 Roosevelt, Col. TheodoreJ,r ., 2-26, 2-27
Presidential Libraries Act, 4-41 Rosenberg, Alfred, 1-64-65 Taft, William Howard, 1-9-10, 1-11-13; bathtub for, 4-
Presidential Libraries Holdings Relating to Prison- Rosenfeld, Patti and Ronald, photo, 4-65 15; photo, 4-15
ers of War and Missing in Action, Reference Royse, Lisa,“ 1783: Subject or Citizen?,” 3-30-35; Taney, Roger, 1-25
information Paper, 1-66-67 photo, 3-35 Tank Battalion, 761st, 1-38-39, 1-40-41, 1-42
Presidential Moments, audio recordings, 3-68 Rubenstein, David M., 2-64; photo, 2-64 Taylor, John, photo, 4-63
Presidential Recordings and Materials Preservation Running Antelope, 3-40; photo, 3-38 Temple, Riley, 3-71
Act, 4-42 Running for Office: Candidates, Campaigns, and Tennessee, 2-55
Presidential records, 4-38-45 the Cartoons of Clifford Berryman, catalog, 1- Tennessee Real Estate & Homestead Association, 2- |
Presidential Records Act, 4-41, 4-44 66, 1-70 55 |
Presidential Timeline, 4-5 “Running for Office: Candidates, Campaigns, and the Tennessee Valley Authority, 1-31-35
Presidents, relationship with the Supreme Court, 1- Cartoons of Clifford Berryman,’ exhibit, 1-6, 1-66 Terrorism against blacks in the South in the 1870s,
24-28 : Rush, James, photo, 2-49 2-56
“Primaries, Politics, and Political Cartoons:The 1912 Rusk, Dean, 2-43; photo, 4-31 Texas, 1-37, 1-38-39, 1-40, 2-54, 2-55-56
Election,” by Jessie Kratz and Martha Grove, 1- Russia, U.S. diplomatic relations with, 1-14-23 Thayendanegea, port., 3-32
6-13 ; Russian Revolution, 1917, 1-14-23 This Republic of Suffering: Death and the Ameri-
Prisoners of war, 1-66-67 can Civil War, by Drew Gilpin Faust, 3-60-61
Progressive Party, 1-10 Sadat, Anwar, photo, 4-33 Thomas, Adrienne, 1-62; photo, 1-62
Propaganda, World War I films, 2-27 “Sage Prophet or Loose Cannon?,” by David A. Pfeif- Thomsen, Eric, 4-23
Psychological warfare, 2-18; against Japan, 2-15-17 fer, 2-10-18 Thurston, Lorrin, 2-14
Public Vaults, 3-6, 4-64 Salt Lake City, USS, 1-14-15 Tiflis, Russia, 1-17, 1-18, 1-20, 1-21
Public Works Administration, 4-8 Samara, Russia, 1-16-17, 1-18 Tillman, Benjamin R., 3-21
Publications of the U.S. Government, Record Group Samolak, Tom, photo, 3-71 Time magazine, 2-17, 4-10 |
287, 4-54 San Francisco News, 4-20 “To Protect and To Serve:The Records of the D.C. |
San Joaquin Valley, California, 4-20-21 Metropolitan Police, 1861-1930,” by John P.
Racial discrimination, 1-58-59; in the military in “Sandbar: Nantucket’s 1803 Petition to Congress, Deeben, 1-50-57
World War II, 1-37-43, 1-58, 1-59 The,’ by Alison M. Gavin, 2-6-9 “To the Moon:The American Space Program in the
Racial violence, 3-20-29 Schlesinger, Arthur, 2-61, 4-63 1960s,” exhibit, 4-34-37
Radio communication intercept units, 2-12 Schwarz, Joseph, 2-51 Togo, Shigenori, 2-17
Radio Tokyo, 2-15 Scotland, 4-58 Tokyo, Japan, and U.S.-Russian diplomatic records, 1-
Rain in the Face, photo, 3-38 Scowcroft, Brent, 1-67 18, 1-19, 1-20
Ramsay, Allan, 3-33; port. by, 3-32 Second Aviation Instruction Center, Tours, France, 2- Tomlin, Mary Evelyn,“The TVA at 75,” 1-31-35
“Ready Access,” by Tara E. C. McLoughlin, 1-44-48 26 Topics Entertainment, 3-68
Reagan, Nancy, photo, 4-44 Second Story Interactive Studios, 3-7 Totenberg, Nina, 1-27; photos, 1-25, 1-27
Reagan, Ronald, 1-63, 2-60, 2-61, 4-41; photos, 4-32, 4- Secret Missions, by Ellis M. Zacharias, 2-17-18 Treaty of Fort Laramie (1868), 3-38-39, 3-40-41
44; records, 4-44 Segal, Ted, 4-65 Treaty of Paris (1783), 3-30-35, 4-65
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Truman, Harry S., 1-25, 1-59, 2-15, 2-16, 2-17, 2-40, Virginia Half Pay and Other Related Revolution- World Digital Library, 3-64-65
3-5; photos, 4-31, 4-40; records, 4-41-42 ary War Pension Application Files, microfilm World War I, 4-58-59; draft registration cards, 3-64;
Tubman (Davis), Harriet, 2-29, 2-30 publication, 4-53 food conservation during, 3-16, 4-72; last living
Tuck, S. Pinkney, 1-18 Vladivostok, Siberia, 1-16, 1-17-18, 1-19, 1-20, 1-21, 1-23 veteran of honored, 2-66; motion pictures about,
Turchin, Col. John B., 2-33 Voelbel, Frederick, 1-53-54 2-20-27; and U.S. diplomatic relations with Rus-
Turchin, Nadine, 2-33-34 Volkman, Henry C., 1-53, 1-55 sia, 1-16, 1-17; and Woodrow Wilson, 3-15-19
“TVA at 75,The,” by Mary Evelyn Tomlin, 1-31-35 Vologda, Russia, 1-16 World War II, and African Americans, 1-37-43; draft
Voorhees, Daniel W., 2-54 registration cards, 3-64; guide to records relating
Union Army nurses, 2-29-35 Voting rights legislation, 2-41 to, 3-68; intelligence regarding the Japanese, 2-
Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, telegram regard- 10-18; and looting of Jewish art, 1-64-65; psycho-
ing, 4-13 Wadsworth, George, 1-21 logical warfare against Japan, 2-15-17
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Waggoner, Josephine, 3-40 World War Il: Guide to Records Relating to U.S. Mil-
Organization, 3-64-65 Walch, Timothy,“The Ordeal of a Biographer’ 3-12-19 itary Participation, compiled by Timothy P. Mul-
U.S.Army II Corps, 4-58 Walker, Dixie, 1-59 ligan, 3-68
~_ ).$.Army Signal Corps, Photographic Section, 2- War and Conflict, audio recordings, 3-68 Yamaguchi, Capt.Tamon, 2-12-13
23-24; and World War I films, 2-22, 2-23 War Departmenta,nd the Civil War, 1-67-68; and Yamamoto, Isoroku, 2-10, 2-12; photo, 2-13
).S. Colored Troops, records microfilmed, 2-50 Revolutionary War pension records, 4-47, 4-49; Yockelson, Mitchell A., 2-66; Borrowed Soldiers, 4-
-_= ).S. Congress, and Indian affairs, 3-40-41, 3-43; and and segregation, 1-37-43; and service records for 58-59
lighthouses, 2-72; and Lyndon B. Johnson, 2-38, nurses, 2-31; Surgeon General’s Office, 2-32 Yokohama, Japan, response to earthquake in, 2-
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veterans, 4-53-54; petitions to, 2-6-9; and presi- Ward, Angus, 1-21-23; photo, 1-22 Young, Whitney, photo, 2-41
dential records, 4-41, 4-42; private laws, 2-8; spe- Washington, George, 3-15, 4-41; port., 4-46 Younger, Beverly, 1-39
cial pensions for Civil War nurses, 2-29-30, Washington (D.C.) Metropolitan Police, 1-50-57
2-33-34; and the Washington (D.C.) Metropoli- Washington Evening Star, 1-6, 1-11, 1-66 Zacharias, Ellis M., 2-10-18; photos, 2-11, 2-12, 2-14,
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Jessie Kratz, Kimberlee Lico, Thomas Lutte, Michael Mac
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Virginia, 1-52 Works Progress Administration, 4-28 Struss, Sandra Tucker-Les Waffen, and Anne Wheeler
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