Feature stories, 1938-1940

1. Interview with Mr. Grayson, November 22, 1937. First of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

2. Interview with Mrs. Johnson, November 23, 1937. Second of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

3. Interview with Mrs. Finlayson, December 2, 1937. Third of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

4. Interview with Mr. Worthington, December 3, 1937. Fourth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

5. Interview with Mrs. Jacoby, December 3, 1937. Fifth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

6. Interview with Mrs. Price, December 7, 1937. Sixth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

7. Interview with Mr. Stillwell, December 8, 1937. Seventh of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

8. Interview with Mr. Jacoby, December 8, 1937. Eighth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

9. Interview with Mr. Eberman, December 9, 1937. Ninth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

10. Interview with Mr. Kiger, December 10, 1937. Tenth of a series with Tillamook County Pioneers by Historical Records Survey of Oregon, Works Progress Administration.

11. Anniversary of Adoption of Oregon's Constitution by Vesta B. Stanley, October 15, 1938 (3 pages, 2 copies).

12. Blind Trade School by Sara Wrenn, December 30, 1938 (4 pages, 2 copies).

13. Blaesing Interview by Wilma Leiter, March 1938 (7 pages, 2 copies).

14. Fire Prevention Book Presented to Injured Seascout, Federal Writers' Project, Portland, Oregon. Special to News-Telegram, November 8, 1938 (2 pages).

15. Concerning Slaves in Benton County, Interview with J.E. Hinkle. Mark Phinney, June 16, 1936 (2 pages).

16. Release immediately: WPA Writers' Project, Portland, Oregon, August 17, 1938. Mt. Tabor (1 page, 3 copies).

17. HRS Achievements and Publications. Oreognian, March 1938 (2 pages).

18. HRS Achievements and Publications. Journal, March 1938 (2 pages).

19. HRS Achievements and Publications. News-Telegram, March 1938 (3 pages).

20. For Immediate Release, Works Progress Administration, Washington, D.C., November 29, 1937. Historical Records Survey Announces Publication of Morrow County, Oregon, Archives Inventory (4 pages, 2 copies). Also 2 marked up drafts (5 pages, 2 copies).

21. Sea Lions by Wilma Leiter of the Federal Writers' Project, Works Progress Administration, June 1, 1938 (4 pages).

22. Dogs, Man's Best Friend by Graziella Boucher, September 26, 1937 (4 pages, 2 copies).

23. Early Fishing Days in Oregon as told by James Sheldon to A. Louis Wingart, Staff Writer, Historical Records Survey of W.P.A. (7 pages).

24. First Fourth of July Celebrations by Wilma Leiter, WPA Writers' Project. Special to Journal, July 1, 1938 (4 pages, 2 copies).

25. Mt. Tabor by John Carleton Myers (3 pages, 2 copies).

26. Arson Racket by John Carleton Myers, September 27, 1938 (6 pages, 3 copies).

27. Fire Prevention in Portland by John Carleton Myers (10 pages, 2 copies).

28. Brandon-Kirk Interview, April 1938 (9 pages, 3 copies).

29. Release on Receipt, Federal Writers' Project, Portland, Oregon. A contest for a slogan, or sub-title, for the Oregon Guide has been announced (1 page).

30. Clipping: Mirror to America, January 3, 1938, Time (Magazine), New York City, New York, p. 55.

31. WPA Writers' Project, Portland, Oregon, September 30, 1938. Erie County Guide (2 pages, 2 copies).