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This series contains supplemental material to the Murder Victims Families For Reconciliation Records collected by Bill Pelke during his tenure as a board member of that organization. Included in this series are administrative records, correspondence, promotional materials, documents relating to Bill Pelkes time as editor of MVFRs newsletter The Voice including drafts and layouts, and folders relating to the Journey of Hope events from 1993-1999 assembled by Bill Pelke.

Series 3 focus on Dr. Blanchards personal and professional correspondence while he was working professionally as well as when he retired. The majority of correspondence was exchanged between Dr. Blanchard and his colleagues and discusses manuscripts or research. The series contains handwritten and typed letters, postcards, manuscripts, newspaper clippings, journal articles, brochures, memos, handwritten notes, figures, photographs, and reports. Please note that not all of the files contain correspondence directly between Dr. Blanchard and the person the folder is named after. Some folders contain letters sent to Dr. Blanchard from the persons family members or letters sent to that person from another source.

The recruitment Plans series consists of reports on how each department at the University planned "to overcome underutilization of minorities and women" in their new hires process. The series also holds documents created by the Black Action Coalition and other minority and female employment support groups affecting change on the University Campus.

This series contains material related to Bertram Podell's tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives. In addition to bills, files contain news clippings and correspondence. A large majority of the files in this series are related to the Naval Applied Science Laboratory located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

This series contains copies of Graf's published and unpublished writings, either in typescript or published form. The novels and story collections are listed first, followed by unpublished longer works, essays and short stories, and miscellaneous other pieces last. The series contains a mixture of original and carbon typescripts, clippings of published writings, and reviews of the individual works.

This series contains research materials that Leona Train Rienow used for her books, short stories, and articles. There are many whole newspaper sections pertaining to Duluth, Minnesota and mining in Minnesota, as well as Photostats of land records dating from the nineteenth century. There are also magazines and brochures, as well as drawings of floorplans, materials on the history of many towns in England, and interviews of miners, including her father.

Political, economic and social issues addressed by Kirchheimer's colleagues. Includes typescripts and offprints, arranged alphabetically by author.

Includes the Council 82 Review (1971, 1974, 1980-84) and the Council 82 Enforcer (1984-89). These publications serve the union by keeping the members abreast of the political as well as the social and economic climate of the New York State Department of Corrections. There are substantial gaps for the early years of the Council 82 Review with volumes 1-10 and 13-16 missing.

Series 5 includes minutes of the three formative meetings held in 1941 as well as the official documentation of incorporation and topical correspondence. Included in the minutes, or as supplements filed with them, are lists of member churches, size of congregations, financial contributions and indications of existing organizations particular to a single denomination. The names of member congregation's representatives and Council officers are also included with consistency.