Guide to the Records of the president of the University of California: Special problem folders, 1899-1958

ACADEMIC SENATE, REORGANIZATION OF

Part I: inclusive 1930-1950,

Part II 1951-1952

Part III: Membership of Santa Barbara 1944

ACADEMIC SENATE, SECRETARYSHIP OF:

Part I: Duties and secretaryship

Part II: Space and budget 1950-1955

Part III: Replacement of Steel while on war leave

ACADEMIC SENATE, Southern Section: Executive Office

ACTH:

Part I: Institute of Experimental Biology

Part II: General problems 1949-1951

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, BERKELEY, Space problems including plans for annex and space for Statewide Administration, (See also BF #III of Regents Action) 1947-1957

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, STATEWIDE, Location of 1952,

ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION:

Part I: Duties of Vice-Presidents and Provosts

Part II:

A. Duties of deans

B. Routing of appointment, promotion, etc. Forms and delegation of authority to Deans, Directors, etc.

C. Appendix to budgeting and accounting. (NIF 6/96)

Part III: Deanship of Graduate Division including successor to Dennes 1942-1957

Part IV: Duties of department chairmen.

ADMINISTRATIVE REORGANIZATION:

Part I: 1935-1949

Part II: 1950-1951

Part III: Blue Shield proposal 1943-1945

Part IV: See CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION ETC.

Part V: Vice-President Chancellor, UCLA 1950

Part VI: Vice-President Chancellor, UCLA, (See also Clark, Mark) 1951

Part VII: Vice-President Chancellor, Berkeley, (See also Kerr, Clark) 1951-1952

Part VIII: Vice-President Provost: Agricultural Sciences, Davis

Part IX: Vice-President, Medical Health Sciences:

A. Functions 1938-1957

B. Candidates considered 1941-1955

C. Appointment of Richard J. Stull 1950-1955

Part X: Provost, San Francisco 1937-1957

Part XI: Vice-President of the University 1925, 1930, 1937, 1946, 1948-1956

Part XII: Change in standing orders affecting duties of Chancellor and relationship with Vice-President Business Affairs, (For correspondence, see BF #54-Berkeley: Chancellor's relations with VP-BA) 1951-1953

Part XIII: Simplification of administrative procedures and proposed change in Standing Orders 1952-1958

Part XIV: Academic Senate study 1929, 1932, 1936, 1937, 1939, and 1941-1946

ADMISSIONS: PROBLEMS 1930-1952

ADMISSIONS OFFICE AND RELATIONS WITH SCHOOLS

ADULT EDUCATION 1943-1957

AFFILIATIONS COMMITTEE 1923, 1930, 1932, 1935

AFRICAN EXPEDITION OF U.C.

Part I: Gen. John U. Calkins: letters and articles

Part II: Paleontology 1946-1947

Part III: Publication 1948

Part IV: 1947-1948

Part V: Regents research agreements African Expedition

Part VI: 1949

Part VII: Regents agreement- Obler, Arch. and wife- East African Expedition

Part VIII: Obler phase

Part IX: Obler claim

Part X: Envelope containing Obler papers from attorney's office received August 1954

Part XI: Conclusion and settling of accounts 1950-1957

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SURVEY

Part I: 26.53 1945-2.

Part II: 2.27.53-

AGRICULTURAL LANDS

Part I: Los Angeles 1924-1950

Part II: Davis

Part III: Land holdings, Agricultural Colleges Universities

AIR FORCE ROTC, BERKELEY 1946-1955

ALCOHOLISM, RESEARCH ON THE PROBLEMS OF

ALL UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE

Part I: First All University Conference, at Davis November 3, 4, and 5, 1944

Part II: Third All University Conference February 9, 10, and 11, 1948

Part III: Third All University Conference; arrangements, expenses, invitations 1948

Part IV: Fourth All University Conference, at Davis April 28, 29, and 30, 1949

ALL UNIVERSITY FACULTY CONFERENCE, Davis Question Box 1947-1957

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PROFESSIONAL GROUPS (Including relationship to California Alumni Association) 1916-1956

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PROGRESS FUND, UCLA (See also Scholarships Alumni Scholarship Program; Part II-UCLA) 1945-1957

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATION ON THE BOARD OF REGENTS (UCLA)

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION UNIFICATION

Part I: 1921-1943

Part II: Federation Committee on Amalgamation

A. inclusive 1944-1949

B. Streamlined 1921-1957

C. Subsidization of alumni associations 1948-1956

Part III: Santa Barbara

Part IV: Davis

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION VISITORS, BOARD OF

ALUMNI HOUSE, BERKELEY 1951-1954

ALUMNI WAR MEMORIAL PROJECT, BERKELEY

Part I: 1946-1947

Part II: (Including reconstitution of old Student Union Committee) 1948-1954

AMERICAN HISTORY REQUIREMENT

Part I: 1935-1941

Part II: 1942-1949

Part III: 1950

AMERICAN YOUTH FOR DEMOCRACY

ANNIE ALEXANDER AND MUSEA (NIF 7/96)

ANTI-VIVISECTION

APPLIED ARTS, BERKELEY AND LOS ANGELES, PROPOSED COLLEGE OF (NIF 7/96)

APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS TENURE, (S.A. BF #153: Academic Senate petition to the Regents on tenure) 1947-1957

ARCHITECTURE, DEANSHIP OF 1948-1949

ARCHITECTURE

AREA LANGUAGE PROGRAM

ARENSBERG COLLECTION OF MODERN ART

ARMED FORCES, UNIVERSITY SERVICES TO (NIF 7/96)

ART MATERIALS, CARE OF

ART MUSEUMS 1930-1956

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES

ASUC AND ASUCLA RELATIONS WITH UNIVERSITY

ASUC: CONSTITUTIONS (of all campuses)

ASUC: SALE OF MAGAZINES IN STUDENT BOOKSTORE

Part I: Correspondence

Part II: Copies of publications

ASUC: STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Part I: Reorganization of ASUC proposal that University take over financial control, 1939-1946

Part II: Compulsory student body fee Constitution, 1933-1950

ASUC: STUDENT GOVERNMENT, STATEMENTS ON including relationship of student government to the University 1900-1956

ASUC: STUDENT GOVERNMENT'S RIGHT TO TAKE OFFICIAL STANDS IN PUBLIC DISPUTES

ASUC: STUDENT POLLS 1941-1952

ASUC: STUDENT PUBLICATIONS, particularly THE PELICAN 1949

ASUCLA: FINANCES; BOARD OF CONTROL; AMENDMENTS TO CONSTITUTION

Part I: 1933-1949

Part II: December 1948-1957

ATHLETIC PROBLEMS

ATHLETICS

Part I: Pacific Coast Conference (including President's meeting, joint meetings with Big Ten, etc.)

A. Minutes

B. Background material to minutes 1949-

Part II:

A. Recruiting and financial aid to athletes

1. 1948-1951

2. 1952-1954

3. 1955-1957

B. PCC Alumni Committee (Eames Bishop Group) 1950-

C. Tuition grants-in-aid

Part III:

A. Admissions requirement of athletes 1949-1957

B. "C" Average (Qualitative requirements for athletic eligibility) 1950-1957

Part IV:

A. Post season games (Rose Bowl) 1949

B. Newspaper clippings, Rose Bowl (post season games)

Part V: Coaches, tenure and salaries of

Part VI: Fines 1949-1955

Part VII: Television 1949

Part VIII: Spring practice 1949-1955

Part IX: Platoon system

Part X: National Collegiate Athletics Association 1948

Part XI: American Council on Education 1952

Part XII: State Board of Education, relations with

Part XIII: ASUC and ASUCLA employment of athletes 1951-1957

Part XIV: ASUC, Board of Athletic Control and Intercollegiate Athletic Advisory Committee

Part XV: ASUCLA, Committee on Athletics policy and Division of Intercollegiate Athletics 1933

Part XVI: Miscellaneous reports (including John's and Commissioner's Reports) 1948

Part XVII: Appointment of conference commissioner, 1954- Confidential folders and files, 1949-1965.

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (filed in safe in Room 205, Sproul Hall) Note dated R.M. Underhill thinks are at Los Alamos 1979:

AUTONOMY OF PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS

Part I: General

Part II: Law School relation to Academic Senate (including problem of accreditation and subsequent change in Standing Orders)

Part III: Accreditation of Law School by the American Bar Association

BABCOCK: See Genetics Project.

BANCROFT LIBRARY BUILDING CENTENNIAL BUILDING AT LOS ANGELES

BANCROFT LIBRARY, LIBRARIAN FOR 1943-1952

BAND BUILDING: See Music Endowments

BOND, CARRIE JACOBS - MEMORIAL

BOTANY AND AGRICULTURE BUDGET:

Part I: Procedures

A. Procedures for preparation and presentation of budget inclusive 1946-1949

B. Procedures for preparation and presentation of budget inclusive 1950-1951

C. Revision of budget procedures (Including President's Special Committee and Regent's Sub-Committee on Budget Procedure, ending with the Regent's change in Standing Orders 4.24.53 1951-1953

D. Implementation of changes in budget procedure 1955

Part II: Administrative organization

A. 1941-1952

B. Abolition of budget officer, (Neylan's proposal: transfer of duties to Controller's Office) 1952-1953

C. Redistribution of budgetary functions between budget officer and Controller, (Sproul proposal including budgeting and accounting in University organization) 1952-1956

D. Appendix-budgeting and accounting for administration including reports by Johnson, Hill, and Dingle (1952)

Part III: Botany and Agriculture

BUILDING

Part I: Building facilities for NROTC, Berkeley and Los Angeles

Part II: Federal Works Administration, temporary buildings 1946-1947

Part III: Building Needs, Coordinating Committee on

BUILDING NEEDS: General

Part I includes Riverside and Scripps

Part II: Reports 1933-1938

Part III: Reports for various campuses

A. Berkeley

B. Davis

C. Los Angeles

D. San Francisco

BUREAU OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH, Berkeley and Los Angeles 1936-1957

CALENDAR

Part I: Through October 1944

Part II: October 1944-October 1945

Part III: of 1945-1948 incl. November and December

Part IV: 1949-1956

Part V: 1957-

CALIFORNIA CLUB ALL UNIVERSITY SONG CONTEST 1939-1947

CALIFORNIA COLLEGE IN CHINA

CALIFORNIA LABOR SCHOOL 1944-1957

CALIFORNIA RADIO COUNCIL

CANCER RESEARCH:

Part I: including All University Cancer Conference 1947,

Part II: 1948-1954

CANCER RESEARCH AND BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE:

Part I: Friedgood and Seagrave Proposals

Part II: Dr. Penn's research 1943-1956

Part III: Biological Institute Los Angeles

CANCER RESEARCH GENETICS LABORATORY, BERKELEY

CANCER RESEARCH PROJECT, SAN FRANCISCO, TUMOR REGISTRY (Laboratory of Experimental Oncology, Donner Laboratory)

CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENCIES OR PROVOSTSHIPS OF UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 1951-1958

CARRUTHERS AVIATION PROPOSAL

CAVALIER SCHOLARSHIP FUND 1943-1949

CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, including "Chronicles of California"

CENTENNIAL HISTORY OF CALIFORNIA

CENTRAL LIBRARY STORAGE CENTER, Mid-West Inter-Library Center (See also BF#430 on branch libraries) 1939-1955

CENTRAL SERVICE GRAPHIC ARTS DEPARTMENT, including Scientific Illustrator Photographic Laboratory 1948-1951

CHANCELLORS, INAUGURATION OF, including general section, inaugurations of R.B. Allen, and Clark Kerr

CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE BOARD OF REGENTS AND THE FACULTY.

Part I-II: 1899-1953

Part III: Regent Neylan's proposal to abolish the University Bulletin

Part IV: Background material 1947-1951

CHARTER DAY CEREMONIES: PROCEDURE 1943-1952

CHARTER DAY INVITATIONS:

Part I: 1930-1950

Part II: 1951-1958

CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR FOR LOS ANGELES 1940

CHURCHILL, WINSTON. Honorary degree proposals, and invitations to 1945

CITRUS GROVE, LOS ANGELES (Sub-Tropical Horticulture) 1950-1958

CLARK, MARK, consideration of, as Vice-President and Chancellor, UCLA 1951

Part I: General

Part II: Faculty and student protest against a military man

Part III: Newspaper clippings

CLARK, WILLIAM A. Policy on use of and Committee 1926-1958

CLARK LIBRARY DRYDEN PROJECT

CLARK, WILLIAM A.- RESIDENCE, Use of 1926-1948

CLAYPOOL GIFT, Use of 1951-1958

COLEMAN, JOHN C. EDWARD - MEMORIAL FUND (See also BF#93Med-1958) 1945-1958

COLLEGE OF COMMERCE, DEAN OF

COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE, LOS ANGELES (NIF 7/96)

COMMENCEMENT, Berkeley, Davis, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara 1940-1954

COMMUNISM (probably filed in safe with AEC materials, NIF)

COMPULSORY ROTC, protests against 1923-1957

COMPUTING CENTER AND INSTITUTE OF NUMERICAL ANALYSIS:

Part I: Background, 29.47 Regents' minutes 1944-5.

Part II: Institute of Numerical Analysis, Los Angeles 1947-1953

Part III: Central Computing Service, Berkeley 1947-1952

CONNELL FUND (Michael J. Connell Memorial Fund)

Part I: Income and financial matters

Part II: Uses

CONSERVATION EDUCATION 1950-1956

CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, San Francisco 1944-1956

CONTROLLER, SUCCESSOR TO LUNDBERG 1953-1954

COUNCIL ON EDUCATIONAL PLANNING AND COORDINATION

COUNSELLING AND GUIDANCE:

Part I: to 1949

Part II: including vocational guidance and Counselling Center for students 1950-1954,

Part III: Clyde Johnson and his place in counselling fraternities

CRIMINOLOGY

CRIMINOLOGY, ESTABLISHMENT OF SCHOOL OF

CYCLOTRON, RADIATION LABORATORY

DAVIDSON, GEORGE

Part I: Biography (Including Gudde's connection with) 1945-1954

Part II: Use of balance of Davidson Fund

DAVIS CAMPUS, ADMINISTRATION OF

Part I: General section 1933-1952

Part II. Knowles Ryerson, status of 1936-52

DAVIS CAMPUS EXPANSION:

Part I: Expansion of program towards the establishment of a College of Letters Science on the Davis campus 1947-1949

Part II: Opening of College of Letters Science, including the appointment of H.A. Young as Dean 1950-1952

DENTISTRY, School of UCLA 1946-1957

DICKEY COLLECTION (NIF 7/96)

DIPLOMACY, School of

DONNER LABORATORY ADDITIONS FOR USE OF THE DIVISION OF MEDICAL PHYSICS:

Part I: Donner Laboratory Addition 1945-1957

Part II: Donner Metabolic Unit, Cowell Hospital (NIF 7/96)

DRAMA, LECTURES AND MUSIC, Committee on

EDUCATION, DEAN OF SCHOOL OF 1944-1950

EDUCATION, TEACHER TRAINING:

Part I: Payment of master teachers 1947-1957

Part II: Supervisors

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, TAXATION OF:

Part I: Universities and federal taxation

Part II: The President's Special Committee on Local Government Relationships

Part III: Local government relations, especially with City of Berkeley 1947

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, UCLA: Inadequacy of Quarters 1945-1955

ENDOWMENTS: Hertz Fund (Memorial Scholarships)

ENDOWMENTS: May T. Morrison Fund 1940-1952

ENGINEERING, CERAMICS

ENGINEERING, CHEMICAL:

Part I: Curriculum in Department of Engineering ("Process Engineering") and/or Department of Chemistry ("Chemical Engineering") 1944-1952

Part II: Streamlined 1949-1956

ENGINEERING, DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF, BERKELEY

ENGINEERING, DEAN OF THE SCHOOL OF, LOS ANGELES

ENGINEERING, Institute of Traffic and Transportation 1946-1957

ENGINEERING, LOS ANGELES

ENGINEERING, MINING, Teaching emphasis on metallurgy

ENGINEERING, PETROLEUM at LOS ANGELES

ENGINEERING FIELD STATION:

Part I: 1946-1957

Part II: Transfer of funds for 1948-1951

ENROLLMENT LIMITATION: Background material 1948-1956

ENROLLMENT, LIMITATION and DISMISSAL OF STUDENTS

ENROLLMENT, LIMITATION: ENGINEERING

ENROLLMENT LIMITATION: STREAMLINED 1947-1957

ENROLLMENT MATERIAL 1946-1956

EVANS, Herbert M., unpaid bills

FACULTY CLUBS, including general section and separate sections on Berkeley, Davis, Riverside, San Francisco, Santa Barbara 1946-1958

FACULTY CLUB, LOS ANGELES:

Part I: 4.27. 5.48 38 to 11.

Part II: 12.21. 29.52 48 to 2.

Part III: 4.6. 50 to 1957

FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS, Programs of summer and wartime aid, (NIF 8/96) 1941-1957

FACULTY HOMESITE, Los Angeles:

Part I: 12.46 1925 to 7.

Part II: 1946-1951

FACULTY HOUSING (EXCLUSIVE OF L.A. FACULTY HOMESITE):

Part I: Material for 1946

Part II: Material for 1947-1949

FACULTY WORKLOAD, including student-teacher ratios and faculty workload questionnaire 1949-1957

FAIR BEAR DISPUTE

FAMILY RELATIONS COURSE

FISH AND GAME: Wildlife conservation courses and annual Conservation Education Planning Conference 1942-1949

FLEISCHMANN FOUNDATION GIFTS. Past and potential 1952-1958

FM RADIO BROADCASTING

FOOTBALL

FOREIGN STUDENT PROBLEMS 1943-1957

FOREIGN STUDENTS, INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH FOR

FOREST PRODUCTS LABORATORY:

Part I: 1942-1950

Part II: Selection of a director 1952-1955

FORESTRY SCHOOL: DEANSHIP OF (1947-55)

FRESHMAN ADVISORY (1937-1941)

GENETICS PROJECT, BABCOCK

GEST LIBRARY OF ORIENTAL LITERATURE

GIANNINI FOUNDATION, DIRECTORS

GIFTS:

Part I: Promotion solicitation 1943-1958

Part II: Acceptance acknowledgment 1945-1958

GILL TRACT, Proposed use of for recreational purposes 1933-1953

GILL TRACT, Uses, other than recreational purposes 1938-1957

GIMBEL, JAKE. PRIZE 1928-1957

GIMBEL SEX PSYCHOLOGY LECTURES, Administration of 1945

GLADWIN COLLECTION

GO TO CHURCH CAMPAIGN 1948-1953

GRADUATE STUDENT CENTER (NIF 8/96)

GRADUATE WORK, Los Angeles

GRADUATE WORK IN ECONOMICS, Los Angeles

GREEK THEATRE, Expansion and rehabilitation, including donation by Hearst Foundation of $400,000:

Part I: 7.18.54 1946-

Part II: 7.19.54- 1957

GRODZINS AFFAIR. Japanese Evacuation and Resettlement Study

GUDDE, ERWIN G.:

Part I: Status of Gudde. Compensation for California Place Names

Part II: California Place Names

HALL OF FAME:

Part I: 1949-1950

Part II: 1954-1957

HASTINGS LAW SCHOOL:

Part I: Relation of, to University 1878-1953

Part II: Relation of, to Business Office (Incorporated into Part I)

Part III: Relation of, to Extension Division

Part IV: A.B. Degree for Hastings' Graduates

HAWAII MARINE LABORATORY (Coconut Island):

Part I: Orgins of cooperative program between University of California and University of Hawaii 1947-1948

Part II: Development and operation of 1948-1958

HERBARIA AT LOS ANGELES

HIGHER EDUCATION:

Part I: General section:

A. inclusive 1944-1952

B. 1933-1943

C. Conference on higher education in California

Part II: Los Angeles and Sacramento 1946-1949

Part III: Bakersfield, Modesto, Shasta and Ukiah 1949-1953

Part IV: Engineering in state colleges:

A. 1948-1952

B. 1953-1956

C. Reappraisal of engineering agreement 1957

Part V: Degree of Master of Education 1945-1949

Part VI: Master's Degree in non-teaching fields 1952-1958

Part VII: California Polytechnic Institute 1936-1947

Part VIII: McGeorge College of Law

Part IX: Air Instruction at Davis (SCR 65) and Special Committee on Aviation Education (separate folder attached)

Part X: Kern County School of Mines 1950-1958

Part XI:

A. Liaison Committee (Representatives from State Board of Education and Regents of UC)

B. Joint Staff and its Technical Advisory Committee 1951-1956

Part XII:

A. Establishment of branch of University in San Diego, 30.56 1954-4.

B. Establishment of branch of University in San Diego, 5.1. 56-1957

Part XIII: Establishment of new state colleges 1955-1957

Part XIV: Establishment of new campuses of the University 1956-1958

HIGHER EDUCATION, COST OF:

Part I: Inter-institutional surveys:

A. 6.53 1952-11.

B. Including California - Big Ten (Western Conference) cost statistical study, 11.11. 53-1958

Part II: Medical education costs 1952-1955

Part III: Selection of a director of survey of higher education 1952-1953

HIGHER EDUCATION, REGIONAL COOPERATION. Western Regional Compact for Higher Education (Western Interstate Commission):

Part I: Formation 1948-1951

Part II: Participation of University of California 1952-1956

HIGHER EDUCATION, STATE SURVEY:

Part I: General plan and procedures for study of higher education in California, including legislative bill and Asa V. Call's interest):

A. 1953-1954

B. Restudy of higher education in California 1955-1956

Part II: Dormitories study (Senate Con-current Resolution Number 10) 1954-1955

HISTORY DEPARTMENT

HOLLYWOOD WRITERS' CONGRESS and relation to Hollywood Quarterly (University publication)

HOME ECONOMICS PROBLEMS

HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE, Los Angeles

HONORARY DEGREES, Policy of conferring 1934-1952

HONORARY DEGREES AND SPECIAL AWARDS FOR DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI, Policy 1931-1951

HOOPER FOUNDATION, including establishment of, and Meyer's directorship 1913-1954.

HOOPER FOUNDATION, INCOME AND BUDGET. Donations from: Fish Game Commission and National Canners' Association 1937-1948

HOUSING 1922-1944

HOUSING OF COLLECTIONS OTHER THAN LIBRARY MATERIAL, including individual Campus Reports 1953-

INCIDENTAL FEE 1920-1956

INCIDENTAL FEE, INCREASE IN, including study of cost element 1952-1958

INSTITUTE FOR BASIC RESEARCH IN SCIENCE 1941-1958

INSTITUTE OF EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY:

Part I: Establishment of Institute; Herzstein Professorship; dichotomy in Division of Anatomy; Evans' directorship 1929-1950

Part II: Proposed merger of Institute of Experimental Biology and Hooper Foundation, including successors to Evans and Meyer and future of Institute and Hooper Foundation 1950-1958

Part III: Space problems 1949-1952

INSTITUTE IN GROUP DYNAMICS

INSTITUTE OF HUMAN RELATIONS

INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS:

Part I: (Including Committee on Worker's Education) 1938-1944

Part II: 1944-1947

Part III: 1948-1956

INSTITUTE OF PACIFIC RELATIONS:

Part I: 1930-1935

Part II: 1936-1939

Part III: 1940-1945

Part IV: 1946-1949

Part V: 1950-1951

Part VI: 1952-1953

INSTRUCTION IN PLANNING 1935-1951

INSURANCE, GROUP LIFE INSURANCE PLANS, including Los Alamos plan and Ploss study 1952-1958

INSURANCE, PROPOSAL FOR SELF-INSURANCE, including insurance reserve fund 1944-1954

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE:

Part I: International House Association: overall program, including participation of Berkeley "I" House 1947-1949

Part II: International House, Berkeley: Funds, including contributions to "I" House Association and financial situation 1947-1957

Part III: Joint appeal to Ford Foundation 1951-1953

Part IV: Relationship to University of California 1927-1957

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, SELECTION OF DIRECTORS ON BOARD

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, Los Angeles 1940-1952

INTERNATIONAL HOUSE SURVEY

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

JANSS PROPERTY

JAPANESE-AMERICAN PROBLEMS

JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUND 1943-1957

JOURNALISM, Berkeley

JOURNALISM, Los Angeles

KEARNEY VINEYARD 1931-1951

KELLOGG FARM, Remount Station

KELLOGG FOUNDATION:

Part I: Education of school administrators

Part II: (NIF 8/96)

KELLOGG RANCH

KERR, CLARK, Vice-President and Chancellor, Berkeley. Qualifications, records, and comments.

LANDSCAPE DESIGN

LANGLEY PORTER CLINIC, San Francisco:

Part I: Berkeley addition

Part II: Including background material 1937-1943

Part III: Directorship of, including procedure for appointment 1956

LATIN AMERICAN FELLOWSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS 1937-1949

LATIN-AMERICAN HISTORY

LAW SCHOOL, Berkeley, Deanship of

LAW SCHOOL, Los Angeles, Deanship of 1947-1957

LAW SCHOOL, Los Angeles, Establishment and housing of

LAW SCHOOL: RELATION TO ACADEMIC SENATE

Part I: General summary

Part III: Senate Minutes

LEGISLATIVE MATTERS. Regent Neylan's proposed change in Standing Orders pertaining to legislative matters 1953

LETTERS AND SCIENCE, Los Angeles

LIBRARIAN FOR UC LIBRARY

LIBRARY BINDING ARREARS, Berkeley, Los Angeles 1942-1956

LICK OBSERVATORY PROBLEMS, DIRECTORSHIP, ETC.

LICK-WILMERDING SCHOOL:

Part I: (Background of merger and appointment of director) 1939-1947

Part II: 1948-1951

Part III: 1952-1953

Part IV: (Proposal for joint ownership; campaign for funds) 1954

Part V: (Continuation of, as the Wilmerding School of Industrial Arts) 1955-1958

LITTLE THEATER

LITTLE THEATER, BUILDING

LITTLE THEATER, PERSONNEL

MacINTYRE, C.F.:

Part I: 1928-1957

Part II

Part III

MAY, KENNETH

MCENERNEY, GARRETT W:

Part I: McEnerney endowments, (Includes Genevieve McEnerney) 1941-1958

Part II: Establishment of and gifts to McEnerney Memorial Fund 1942-1954

Part III: Portrait of Garrett W. McEnerney to be hung in the Garrett W. McEnerney Memorial Law Library 1948-1952

MCNEIL, ETHEL, Case of

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, Los Angeles:

Part I: inclusive 1935-1947

Part II: North Broadway Property including Burbank's, Lewis Trust 1949-1956

MEDICAL EDUCATION, Federal aid to 1948-1951

MEDICAL FIELD, WORLD WAR II (NIF 8/96)

MEDICAL PHYSICS. Relationship of the Medical School and the Division of Medical Physics 1947-1954

MEDICAL SCHOOL: ADMISSIONS

MEDICAL SCHOOL, DEANSHIP OF:

Part I: San Francisco (NIF 8/96)

Part II: Los Angeles (NIF 8/96)

Part III: List of Candidates without biographical data (NIF 8/96)

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles:

Part I: Affiliations with

Part II: Cerebral palsy

Part III:

A. Mental health

B. Mental hygiene, incorporating the special problem on the establishment of a Langley Porter Clinic

C. Neuropsychiatric Institute at Los Angeles 1953-1958

Part IV: Children's Hospital

Part V: Marion Davies Clinic 1951-1958

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Air Force Aeronautical and Aeromedical Research Unit.

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Budget 1948-1949

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Deanship of

Part I: Biographical data on candidates, minutes, reports of Committee on Deanship

Part II: Biographical data comments on San Francisco Medical School faculty considered for Deanship

Part III: Material eliminated from Medical School Deanship

Part IV: Medical School Deanship LA

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Establishment of (NIF 8/96)

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. General history.

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Goldwyn Memorial Private Pavilion.

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Location of:

Part I: 1945-1946

Part II: including acquisition of C. and H. Tract 1947-1957

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles, Opening of Fall 1951

Part I: Choosing of students, physical facilities, staffing and budget

Part II: Accommodation of 2nd Year class of medical students, UCLA, use of Weyburn Building

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Rehabilitation Center:

Part I: Background material 1950-1954

Part II: 1951-1955

Part III: 1956-1958

MEDICAL SCHOOL, Los Angeles. Religious Conference Property

MEDICAL SCHOOL, San Francisco: Brief history

MEDICAL SCHOOL, San Francisco. Deanship of, including successor to Smyth 1936-1955

MEDICAL SCHOOL, San Francisco. Proposed removal to Berkeley 1935-1952

MEDICAL SCHOOL, San Francisco. Rehabilitation 1953-1958

METEOROLOGY or PRE-METEOROLOGY

MILLER, A.C. Hearst Avenue property 1946-1957

MILLER, A.C. Santa Cruz Project. Blue print sketches and plans

MILLER, A.C. Santa Cruz Property:

Part I: Proposal for a faculty retreat ("Homewood")

Part II: Purchase of additional property; other uses; responsibility, etc. 1942-1957

MITSUI LIBRARY

MUSIC BUILDING, Berkeley, (Financed by Hertz and Morrison Funds) 1941-1956

NASH, JOHN HENRY, LIBRARY

NATIONAL DEFENSE

NATIONAL EMERGENCY:

Part I: General

Part II: Manpower

Part III: University building program

Part IV: Committee on the Present Danger

NATIONAL SERVICE COURSES

NAVAL ARCHITECTURE, Future of, including proposed appointment of John R. Paulling, and Wehausen 1953-1958

NEUROLOGY; NEUROLOGY AND NEURO-SURGERY

NEW REGENTS (permanently with R.G. Sproul personal papers)

NUCLEAR PHYSICS

NUCLEAR REACTOR:

Part I: 1946-1952

Part II: 1953-1955

Part III: 1956-1958

NURSING:

Part I: Titles, academic or clinical; status of faculty of School of 1936-1952

Part II: Status of Margret Tracy

Part III: Successor to Tracy 1954-1957

NURSING, SCHOOL OF:

Part I: including reorganization of nursing education, establishment and status of School of Nursing 1936-1950

Part II: including nursing needs in State of California (legislation for), status and future of Schools of Nursing 1951-1953

Part III: Regent Naffziger's proposed shortened course in nursing 1953-1954

Part IV: Nursing education 1956

NURSING, SCHOOL OF, Los Angeles

NUTRITION INSTITUTE

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

ODEGARD APPOINTMENT

OPEN AIR THEATER FIELD HOUSE, Los Angeles:

Part I: Old theater 1932-1947

Part II: Plans for new open air theater (pavilion) 1948

OPHTHALMOLOGY LABORATORY, Endowment of, (Includes USPH construction grant) 1946-1957

OPTOMETRY, SCHOOL OF

OPTOMETRY, SCHOOL OF, LOS ANGELES

OXFORD TRACT, Uses and proposed uses 1923-1957

PAN-AMERICAN INSTITUTE

PARKING PROBLEM, Berkeley 1947-1958

PARKING PROBLEM, Statewide parking survey 1953-1958

PARKING PROBLEM, UCLA 1952-1958

PEACE COURSE

PERMANENT HOSPITAL PROPOSAL

PHARMACY, COLLEGE OF, Los Angeles

PHARMACY. Reorganization of curriculum, residence requirement, conversion from College to School of Pharmacy 1946-1955

PHYSICAL EDUCATION (NIF 11/96)

PHYSICAL EDUCATION: MEN AND WOMEN

PLACEMENT AND PERSONNEL DIVISION, Need for 1931-1954

POLICY: ALCOHOL, including fraternity drinking problem and University anti-drinking regulation

POLICY: USE OF THE NAME OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1946-1957

POLITICAL ACTIVITY OF FACULTY MEMBERS, including Hatch Act, Policy re: leaves of absence for political campaigning and office, Outland case, Hutchison and Freedman case, McHenry case

POST WAR BUILDING PROGRAM PRIORITIES

POST WAR EDUCATION FOR VETERNS

POST-WAR PLANS FOR UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS

POST-WAR PROJECTS, SPEClAL COMMITTEE ON (Grether report)

POST WAR RECONSTRUCTION

POST-WAR UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE

PRE-EMPLOYMENT PHYSICAL EXAMINATION 1944

PROPOSED COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS, LA Berkeley

PSYCHIATRY DEPARTMENT: POSSIBLE PERSONNEL

PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL, LOS ANGELES

PUBLIC HEALTH, Deanship of 1939-1951

PUBLIC HEALTH: Hygiene Department

PUBLIC HEALTH, Location of School of

PUBLIC Health, School of, Foundation Report

PUBLIC HEALTH, SCHOOL OF, Los Angeles (not including public health nursing):

Part I: inclusive 1943-1948

Part II: 1949-1953

PUBLIC HEALTH, STREAMLINED

Part I

Part II

PUBLIC HEALTH: SUPPLEMENT

RADIN, PROFESSOR MAX

RADIO: See FM Radio

RADIOLOGICAL SAFETY:

Part I:

A. Regional advisory committee

B. University-Wide Advisory Committee on Radiological Safety

C. Committee reports recommendation

Part II:

A. Toxic and radiological poisoning

B. Development of Department of Occupational Health

Part III: Proposed University operation of a Statewide Radiological Safety Laboratory Service 1953

Part IV: Miscellaneous

RANDALL, Case of (Prof. Merle Randall)

REAL ESTATE COURSES:

Part I: 1942-1947

Part II: Streamlined 1948-1952

Part III: Use of Real Estate Education and Research Fund 1956-1958

RECREATIONAL AREAS

REGENT'S PROFESSORSHIPS AND/OR LECTURESHIPS, to be filled by men of outstanding accomplishment in non-academic fields and professions:

Part I: Establishment and policy 1951-1958

Part II: Recommendations for filling posts:

A. A through K 1952

B. L through Z 1952

REGENTS RECORDS

REGIONAL STUDIES: Institute of East Asiatic Studies

REGIONAL STUDIES: Institute of East Asiatic Studies: Directorship

REGIONAL STUDIES: Far Eastern and Slavic Studies:

Part I: 1943-1944

Part II: 1945-1949

Part III: (NIF 9/96) 1950-1952

REGIONAL STUDIES: Latin American studies:

Part I: Institute of Latin American Studies 1948-1951

Part II: Institute from 4.5. 51-1956

REGIONAL STUDIES: Institute of Slavic Studies, Berkeley:

Part I: inclusive 1947-1949

Part II: 1950-1957

REGIONAL STUDIES: Institute of Slavic Studies, Los Angeles 1947-1957

REGISTRATION (LATE)

REGULATION 4: See SP. Research

REGULATION 6: Relations of University staff members students with state federal officials, (revised June 1954) 1952-1955

REGULATION 17:

Part I: General 1934-1958

Part II:

A. Proposed honorary degree for Molotov 1945

B. Proposed honorary degree for President Truman 1948

REGULATION 27: Teaching assistants, status of 1946-1958

RELATIONS WITH SCHOOLS, OFFICE OF:

Part I: Director; general functions

Part II: Reports; President's acknowledgments

RELIGIOUS WORK ON CAMPUS

RESEARCH

Part I: Regulation 4; Policy 1934-1957

Part II: Regulation 4; Problem cases 1947-1957

Part III: Contract Research; Policy 1945-1952

Part IV: Contract Research; Procedure 1934-1952

Part V: Contract Research Officer: A.H. Warner, Picatinney Arsenal

Part VI: Government contract research:

A.

1. Regents' concern with, 21.52 1951-11.

2. Regents' concern with 1952-1957

B. University responsibility in, including general section and specific cases (Kostanick, Leopold, Neyman) 1951-1952

C. Overhead on Government Contracts

Part VII: Research Grants-in-aid: Policy 1934-1952

Part VIII: Research Grants-in-aid: Procedure:

A. Grants from outside and federal agencies 1934-1953

B. Grants from University funds (Research Committee) 1946-1952

Part IX: Institute of Engineering Research:

A.

1. Institute of Industrial Cooperation, Los Angeles (red flags)

2. Engineering research and its relation to Regulation 4 (green flags) 1945-1956

B. Industrial Research Institute's proposals and agreements with industry, (Background to Institute of Engineering Research) 1940-1946

Part X: Non-faculty professional research personnel: general 1941-1958

Part XI Non-faculty professional research personnel: supporting cases 1949-1950

Part XII: Patent policy and procedure:

A. including President's Committee on Patents Proposals, reports and Regents' action, 1926-1948 1931-1948

B. including revision of University Regulation 23 1949-1955

C. Standard form of contract research

D. Dr. Penn's patent problem 1950

E. Dr. Gofman's patent problems with AEC USPH 1951-1952

F. Use of income from University-owned patents 1943-1958

RETIREMENT:

Part I: Various attempts to raise retirement benefits

Part II: RAS system and government contract workers and folder attached: Report on deficiencies

Part III: Academic Senate memorials

Part IV: Compulsory retirement, including disability provisions 1943-1951

Part V:

A. Proposed revision of Regents' system, including a self-administered annuity program 1942-1954

B. Pension and retiring annuities system of UC: Composition and terms of office, actuarial studies, and resurvey of the system 1954

C. Pension and retiring annuities system of UC: Proposals for broadening the membership 1954-1958

D. Pension and retiring annuities system of UC: revisions of Standing Orders 1954-1957

Part VI: Retirement of administrative officers and retention after normal age, including Hart case

Part VII: Miscellaneous faculty appointees not members of any retirement system 1948-1951

Part VIII:

A. Post-retirement re-appointment under RAS 1939-1957

B. Post-retirement re-appointment under PRAS 1954-1958

Part IX: Retirement committees 1923-1957

Part X: Carnegie beneficiaries: those affected if retired before age 70:

A. Policy 1953-1957

B. Individual cases 1954

Part XI: Increased rate of contributions to academic retirement system due to academic salary increases 1955-1957

Part XII: PRAS: Permissible salaries (Basis for retirement computation deficiency payments for contract research); service credit during leaves 1954-1957

Part XIII: Accumulated vacation pay

Part XIV: Patrick, Wong and Marshall Cases (disability) 1939-1950

Part XV: Transfer of retiring annuities system to SERS:

A. to November 15, 1951

B. November 16, 1951 to May 22, 1953

C. May 23, 1953-1954

D. Proposed administrative retirement plans for those retiring June 30, 1953-1954

E. Correspondence from faculty members retiring June 30, 1953-1954

Part XVI: Annuities system reserve for special pensions

Part XVII: OASI and possible application to UC:

A. 1950-1955

B. 1955-1957

Part XVIII: Cubberly case

Part XIX: Age of retirement, various discussions 1935-1958

Part XX: Hutchison retirement

Part XXI: Possible transfer of PRAS to SERS 1956-1953

Part XXII: SERS and government contract workers, particularly Contract #48

Part XXIII: Use of the title "Emeritus", including the College of Agriculture 1935-1956

Part XXIV: Panunzio case

Part XXV:

A. Pension Increase for emeriti, including Memorial to the Regents, 10.1.52

B. Emeriti as fellows (resolution adopted by Regents, 4.24.53)

C. Panunzio: services on audit of emeriti payments 1953-1956

D. Emeriti pensions and stipends, financing of additional payments to pre-1954 emeriti 1953-1957

Part XXVI: Transfer of functions of Insurance and Retirement Department to Treasurer and Controller (Change in Standing Orders) 1952

Part XXVII: Hardship cases of emeriti 1953-1955

Part XXVIII: Legislative Budget Committee, Study of the UC retirement system 1953-1954

RIVERSIDE CAMPUS EXPANSION:

Part I: Development and building program

Part II: Acquisition of land

Part III: College of Letters Science; Development 1948-1951

SABBATICAL LEAVES OF ABSENCE:

Part I: inclusive, general policy 1939-1945

Part II: General policy including revision of Regulation 24 1946-1958

Part III: Problem cases, inclusive (gainful employment. etc) 1946-1953

SACRAMENTO JUNIOR COLLEGE

SAN SIMEON:

Part I: Possible gift to the University 1952-1958

Part II: Gift to the State 1957

SANTA BARBARA, Index for files on, by Robert S. Johnson

SANTA BARBARA: Provost

SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE, Development within the University of California:

Part I: Genesis of Santa Barbara as part of the University of California 1919-1943

Part II: Academic and administrative 1944-1947

Part III: Academic and administrative 1948-1951

Part IV: Academic and administrative 1952

Part V: Academic and administrative 1953

Part VI: Campus development plan (physical) 1947-1953

Part VII: Educational policy, especially the problem of industrial arts 1943-1958

SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE, Fraternity and Sorority housing:

Part I: 1950-1955

Part II: 1956-1958

SANTA BARBARA COLLEGE: PROVOST (Successor to Williams):

Part I: General: essential qualification, nominating committee, etc. 1951-1954

Part II: Possible candidates 1951-1957

Part III: Clark Kuebler 1953-

SANTA BARBARA STATE COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT

SAPERSTEIN, JEROME, Loan papers

SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE, Chair of

SCHOLARLY PUBLICATION:

Part I: General 1945-1956

Part II: (Group I)

1. Comparative Law (Proposed Journal)

2. Comparative Psychology Monographs

3. Journal of Dental Education

4. A Journal in Mathematical Statistics

5. Pacific Historical Review

6. Philosophy Journal (Proposed Journal)

7. Romance Philology

8. The Trollopian

9. Western Folklore

Part III: (Group II)

1. American Journal of Archaeology

2. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America

3. Far Easternly Quarterly 1947-1954

4. Hispanic-American Review

5. Pacific Journal of Mathematics

6. Pacific Spectator 1946-1957

7. American Slavic and East European Review 1947-1957

8. Modern Language Forum

9. American Names Society (Proposed Journal) 1952-1956

SCHOLARSHIPS 1941-49

SCHOLARSHIPS, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, Berkeley and Statewide 1934-1957

SCHOLARSHIPS, ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, UCLA 1934-1957

SCRIPPS ESTATES ASSOCIATION, Housing

SCRIPPS INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY:

Part I: Directorship including administrative difficulties with Revelle

Part II: Fisheries research 1947-1950

Part III University Wide Institute of Marine Resources and Tuna Boat Association 1950-1955

Part IV: Fisheries Research Laboratory of the Hooper Foundation: proposed integration with Institute of Marine Resources 1952-1954

SCRIPPS INSTITUTE OF OCEANOGRAPHY, ESTABLISHMENT OF 1911-1925

SEDIMENTOLOGY PROJECT OF THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM INSTITUTE 1949-1954

SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND REPLACEMENT OF DR. TAGGART

SOCIAL WELFARE, SCHOOL OF, DEANSHIP

SOCIAL WORK TRAINING AT UCLA

SPIRITUAL MOBILIZATION: Fifield 1940-1952

SPROUL, PRESIDENT ROBERT GORDON, Biographical data on (Permanently with RG Sproul personal papers)

SPROUL, PRESIDENT ROBERT GORDON, RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE, (Permanently with RG Sproul personal papers) 1939-1955

STANLEY, WENDELL, Appointment and organization of Biochemistry, Berkeley including Plant Biochemistry of College of Agriculture relationship with Department of Biochemistry in the College of Letters & Sciences 1947-1954

STATE ADMINISTRATIVE MANUAL (NIF 1/97)

STATE BUILDING NEEDS SURVEY. President's Membership on Advisory Committee 1954

STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION FUND:

Part I: 1933-1940

Part II: 1941-1946

Part III: 1947-1948

Part IV: Policy, including Livesey report on history of fund, 1948 1935-1957,

STATE MEDICAL LIBRARY

STREETER COLLECTION 1947-1953

STUDENT BODY FEES (not incidental fee, not tuition fee) 1933-1955

STUDENT DISCIPLINE

STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE:

Part I: inclusive 1932-1943

Part II: inclusive 1944-1949

Part III: inclusive 1950-1956

STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE, LOS ANGELES

STUDENT HOUSING:

Part I:

A. Statewide policy 1945-1956

B. Dormitory program; revenue bond, financing of:

1. 1944-1955

2. 1956-1958

Part II: Berkeley Campus 1911-1958

Part III: Davis Campus 1938-1958

Part IV: Los Angeles Campus 1938-1958

Part V: Riverside Campus 1945-1958

Part VI: San Francisco Campus 1942-1957

Part VII: Santa Barbara Campus 1943-1958

STUDENT MEETINGS 1930-1945

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, General Comment

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, BERKELEY:

Part I: General 1951-1957

Part II: Financing of 1953-1957

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, DAVIS 1946-1955

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, LOS ANGELES 1947-1958

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, SANTA BARBARA 1953-1955

STUDENT MEMORIAL UNION, SAN FRANCISCO:

Part I: inclusive 1941-1950

Part II: Proposed building program for California Medical Center Memorial Union 1949

Part III: Combined structure to house student union, nurses residence, interns' quarters, etc. 1952-1958

STUDENT NEWSPAPERS:

Part I: As affecting public relations

Part II: Daily Californian:

A. Problem of propaganda in and possible control of

B. Advisory Board

Part III: Daily Bruin

Part IV: Advertising in 1943-1958

STUDENT PROBLEMS 1930-1937

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS

Part I (4.1.49) to XIX inclusive ("Loyalty Oath Newspaper Clippings") (1954)

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: #666, Communism in Other Universities, (also see #666- Bound Folders) 1949-1953

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES: #666 #666#2, Outside Comments and Publications 1949-1953

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES:

Part I Academic Senate

A. 7.49 1949-11.

B. 11.8.49 to 4.21.50

C. Alumni compromise

D. Meeting of the Regents 4.22.50 to 8.25.50

E. Committee on Academic Freedom from 5.1.50 when established to present

F. Committee on Privilege and Tenure- report to the President (in pursuance of the resolution of the Regents adopted) April 21, 1950

G. 8.26. and the court decision 1950 to April 1951

H. From April 1951

I. Special files:

1. Arragon File and AAUP inquiry

2. Wenger poll

3. Davisson Committee

4. AAUP Report

Part II: California State Legislature:

A. California State Oath (Levering Act), including Case of Russell Fraser and Propositions 5 6 on State Ballot November 1952

B. Correspondence with Legislators, activities of the Legislature and Tenney Bills

C. Un-American Activities Committee, including correspondence with Senators Tenney and Dilworth. Appendix: Names of UC faculty members listed in index to Un-American Activities Committee Reports

D. Burns Committee: appointment of contact man to serve as liaison between Un-American Activities Committee and California colleges and universities (Confidential file)

E. Burns Committee: Memos (Permanent with RG Sproul Papers)

F. Burns Committee: press clippings

Part III: Declinations of appointment

Part IV: Faculty correspondence:

A. A through E

B. F through J

C. K through P

D. Q through Z

Part V: Faculty correspondence: Non-Senate Academic Employees:

A. A through L

B. M through Z

C. Case of David Irving Fox

D. Non-Senate Academic Employees (NSAE) and Academic Assembly

Part VI: Faculty Correspondence: Non-Academic

A. A through L, including Clinical Non-Academic

B. M through Z, including Clinical Non-Academic

C. Zanger, Leonie Loeb: Governor Warren's charges of Communist affiliations of

Part VII: Faculty litigants (Destroyed)

Part VIII: Faculty Correspondence:

A. Special Cases

B. Kenneth MacGowan

C. Case of Sherman and Pasternak

D. Protests and refusals to sign contracts 1951-1952

E. Case of L.C. Powell, Librarian

F. Dr. Thomas A. Bisson: Governor Warren's charges of Communist affiliations of (statement by T.A. Bisson attached in separate folder)

G. Phillips: Governor Warren's charges of Communist affiliations of

H. Miller: Governor Warren's charges of Communist affiliations of

I. Hall, Thomas Charles, Jr: Governor Warren's charges of Communist affiliations of (NIF 1/97)

Part IX: Legal case of Tolman et al versus the Regents

Part X: Mechanics of administration:

A. Prior to including special cases applying to: aliens, Extension Division, Hastings California School of Fine Arts, teaching assistants, other affirmations April 21, 1950

B. After including special cases applying to: Summer Sessions, teaching assistants (NSAE), other affirmations (equivalents) April 21, 1950

C. including implementation of Loyalty policies 1951-1952

D. Appointment contracts forms

E. Origins of the Loyalty oath

F. Retirement benefits of non-signers

G. Rehiring of non-signers; background to 11.21.52, including specific cases

H. Rehiring of non-signers following Regents' action of 11.21.52, including problem of back pay, travel allowance, etc.

I. Rehiring of non-signers: cases

1. Brayfield, Arthur H.

2. Caughey, John

3. Coffey, Hubert S.

4. Doyle, Leonard A.

5. Hodgen, Margaret

6. Kelley, J.L.

7. Lewis, Harold W

8. Lewy, Hans

9. Muscatine, Charles S.

10. O'Gorman, John M.

11. Olschki, Leonard

12 Sanford, R. Nevitt

13. Saxson, David

14. Schafer, Edward H.

15. Tolman, Edward C.

16. Winkler, Harold

17. Edelstein, Ludwig

18. Fussell, Edwin S.

19. Kantorowicz, Ernst

20. Loewenberg, Jacob

21. Peters, Stefan

22. Rogerson, Brewster

23. Sperry, Pauline

24. Wick, Gian Carlo

Part XI: Public Relations:

A. General, including Hollywood Life

B. President's statement and speeches

C. Faculty statements and publications, including Year of the Oath

D. Regent Neylan's attack on Public Relations Department

Part XII: Regents; correspondence with

Part XII-A: Neylan's interpretation of Alumni compromise of April 21, 1950

Part XIII: Resignations

Part XIV: Scholarly protests:

A. General and M UP, various chapters

B. Scholarly organizations

Part XV: Statistics:

A. 1949-1950

B. 1950-

Part XVI: Students

A. Subversive activities, including general policy and specific cases: Grossman, Strack, Luke, Drake, Edelman, Litwack (NIF 1/97)

B. On Loyalty Oath and academic freedom, Student Organizations, including: ASUC, NSA, YMCA, GSA, PSA-YP, Associated Students-Social Welfare, "I" House Joint Council, Daily Californian

C. Right of Communists, Progressives and Socialists to speak on campus. general policy and case of Max Schachtman

D. Right of Communists, Progressives and Socialists to Speak on Campus. cases: Phillips, Laski, Wallace

Part XVII: Tenure:

A. Background 1919-1947

B. Supporting cases 1913-1952

C. especially Academic Senate committee and actions 1950-1954

Part XVIII: Alumni correspondence since compromise

Part XIX: Congressional investigations 1953

Part XX: Loyalty Oath - Non-Signers

Part XIX: Congressional investigations, 1953

A. Appleman to Kent

B. Lewis to Yerushalmy

Part XXI: Miscellaneous Hearing Committee reports- President's recommendations

A. Brackbill- Glieve

B. Gordon- Peters

C. Phelan- Zellner

SUMMER SESSIONS:

Part I: General 1943-1957

Part II: Summer term

Part III: Payment of Summer Session salary and bonus

SUTRO LIBRARY

TELEVISION:

Part I: Television California and proposed gift from Edwin Pauley:

A. 1948-1949

B. 1953-1956

Part II: Educational uses of, and consideration of, by the University:

A. Promotional material and investigation into field of educational TV 1949-1952

B. Formation of BAETA and application for Channel 9 1950-1952

C. Formation of BAETA and application for Channel 9 1953

D. BAETA, President's membership in and directorate of, (RG Sproul personal file) 1952-1957

E. BAETA, finances, budget and campaign for funds 1953-1958

Part III: University Wide survey of use and placement of TV receivers and antennae

Part IV: Mobile unit for Los Angeles

Part V: Statewide Administration (Extension or Public Relations, etc. ); policy for instructional or commercial uses (questions other than BAETA) 1953-

TITLES, CLINICAL, Use of, (NIF 1/97) 1931-1955

TITLES, Use of: Acting, Associate and Lecturer 1931-1957

TROPICAL MEDICINE

TUITION FEES IN PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS, 1930-1954

TUMOR REGISTRY: See Cancer Research Project, San Francisco

MARK TWAIN PAPERS:

Part I: Sale of love letters

Part II: Editorship of, since death of Dixon Wecter

Part III: Samossoud gift to UC, transfer from Huntington and insurance on 1949-1954

Part IV: Dorothy Quick Gift

Part V: Judd Gift

Part VI: Moffett Collection 1953-1954

UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES AND RECORDS 1945-1957

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Affiliation of non-University groups 1955-1957

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. Proper designation of campuses 1927-1957

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AIRPORT:

Part I: History 1948-1952

Part II: Operation and capital improvements 1949-1955

UNIVERSITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, LOS ANGELES

UNIVERSITY EXTENSION: DIRECTOR

UNIVERSITY PRESS PRINTING OFFICE. Management:

Part I: 1949-1950

Part II: Reorganization 1951

Part III: Financial operations, including criticism of University Press' outside printing policies and question of subsidization 1951-1954

VACCINATION REQUIREMENT. Regents' ruling

VAVRA PROPERTY 1947-1958

VETERANS REHABILITATION (Public Law 16)

VETERANS VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION GUIDANCE CENTER

VETERINARY SCIENCE

VIRUS LABORATORY, Berkeley:

Part I: (Including 1948 grant from Rockefeller Foundation for equipment and research) 1946-1950

Part II: 1951-1952

VISUAL EDUCATION

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION

WHETMORE INSTITUTE OF VITICULTURE

WHITAKER FOREST AND CHILDREN'S DIABETIC CAMP 1943-1957

WHITE MOUNTAIN HIGH ALTITUDE RESEARCH STATION (Under Pace and Cook) 1951-1958

WILSON TRACT

WOMAN'S FOUNDATION 1942-1950

ZETA PSI PROBLEM IN CONNECTION WITH THE JURISPRUDENCE BUILDING 1946-