Finding Aid to the Donald H. McLaughlin papers, 1930-1984

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Contributing Institution: The Bancroft Library
Title: Donald H. McLaughlin Papers
Creator: McLaughlin, Donald H. (Donald Hamilton), 1891-1984
Identifier/Call Number: BANC MSS 86/60 c
Physical Description: 37.5 linear feet (30 cartons)
Date (inclusive): 1930-1984
Abstract: Content of the collection concerns gold in all aspects, particularly gold economics and monetary policy; also McLaughlin's term as a Regent of the University of California, especially the Free Speech Movement. The collection includes correspondence, speeches, writings, lectures, interviews, subject files, clippings, and other miscellaneous papers.
Physical Location: For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Library's online catalog.
Language of Material: Collection materials are in English

Access

The collection is open for research.

Acquisition Information

The Donald H. McLaughlin Papers were donated to The Bancroft Library by his wife, Sylvia Cranmer McLaughlin and the Homestake Mining Company on November 7, 1985.

Biographical Information

Donald Hamilton McLaughlin was born in San Francisco on 15 December 1891, the son of William Henry and Katherine Hamilton McLaughlin. His father, a doctor, died when he was seven years old. His mother was employed as personal assistant to Phoebe Apperson Hearst, in whose home he spent much of his early years. Throughout her life Mrs. Hearst showed a lively interest in his life and career, urging him to pursue graduate work.
McLaughlin received a B.S. in mining engineering from the University of California, Berkeley in 1914. He received an A.M. (1915) and a Ph.D. (1917) in geology from Harvard, with a dissertation on the ores of the Homestake Mine, a San Francisco gold mining company whose primary operation was in South Dakota. He was described by a colleague as having been "born a geologist."
McLaughlin served as a lieutenant in the Army's 63d Infantry until the end of World War I. His first job after the war was as a geologist with the Hearst owned Cerro de Pasco Corporation in Peru. Six years later he was chief geologist, when he accepted an offer of a full professorship at Harvard, then (in 1925), the youngest professor ever appointed. He remained on the Harvard faculty sixteen years. Two of his students were later to follow him as Homestake president: John K. Gustafson and Paul C. Henshaw.
In 1941 Robert Gordon Sproul lured McLaughlin to the University of California, Berkeley, by asking him to be Dean of Engineering and to consolidate the College of Mining with the College of Engineering. That same year he was named to the Board of Directors of the Homestake Mining Company, where he had been a consulting geologist since 1926. In 1945 he resigned from the Berkeley faculty to become president of Homestake, serving until 1961, when he became chairman of the board. In 1969 he was elected chairman of the executive committee and honorary chairman of the board.
It is interesting to note that although the Hearst family's interests in Homestake Mining Company had been sold decades earlier, Edward H. Clark, McLaughlin 's predecessor on the board, had been appointed by Phoebe Apperson Hearst and had known McLaughlin as a small boy at the Hacienda, the Hearst estate. So, although the connection was indirect, Homestake's Hearst legacy continued.
McLaughlin was instrumental in diversifying Homestake's interests by moving into uranium, and later into lead, copper, and zinc. In addition, he initiated other subsidiary ventures designed to lessen the company's dependence on one metal and to provide the balance and strength required to assure continuing modernization and expansion. One of his most significant achievements occurred soon after his appointment as consulting geologist. He was responsible for an increased and continued program of exploration and mapping which eventually proved his theory that, rather than being depleted, as some geologists suggested, the Homestake Lode dipped deeper into the earth than previously imagined. Equally important were the systems of selective mining and cut-and-fill-stopping which he introduced.
In 1951 Governor Earl Warren appointed McLaughlin to the University of California's Board of Regents, where he served until 1967, presiding as chairman during 1958-1960. He proposed the creation of an Educational Policy Committee and served as chairman from 1953 to 1966. He was a strong advocate of discipline, moral and intellectual, an area he felt had been much neglected, especially during Berkeley's tumultuous 1960s. He was involved with the transition from provosts to chancellors throughout the University system and also in the appointment of several university presidents. McLaughlin had a particular interest in the architectural heritage and development of all the campuses and was chairman of the Regent's Committee on Grounds and Buildings. UC Berkeley's Barrows Hall penthouse is painted red as a concession to him when he could not get the building redesigned to be lower and covered with a tile roof. He was also interested in the development of new campus sites, especially Irvine and Santa Cruz.
Charles Meyer, University of California, Berkeley professor and one of his former Harvard students, cited McLaughlin's analytical skills, his "genius for precise and penetrating observation and insight," as his most significant characteristic enabling him to assess problems of human relations and social systems as well as those of natural systems.
McLaughlin considered himself a gold miner and was possessed by a great enthusiasm for all aspects of the ore, but particularly for its place in the world's monetary systems. He was a life long proponent of the gold standard and maintained a vital interest in the gold policies of the U. S. government. He maintained that in times of economic crisis, people will turn to, or return to, lasting values, embodied, of course, in gold. Although he consistently claimed that he had no economic credentials, this never prevented him from espousing his views on the gold situation, even to economists, bankers, and other monetary experts. Politically conservative, but not active beyond financial contributions to Republican candidates, he worked with politicians of both major parties to secure an advantageous economic position for gold and to promote public support for gold-related issues.
McLaughlin rarely passed up an opportunity to speak, write, lecture or give interviews on his favorite topic. These occasions ranged from addresses at major professional conferences and Congressional hearings to talks before local service clubs and yearly state-of-the-gold-industry updates. Occasionally, however, he did agree to address other topics. Generally he was reticent about himself and his family. Although he readily voiced his opinions, he was always extremely tactful. In a 1980 response to a question from Willa Baum of the University of California's Regional Oral History Office, about his experience doing his oral history he wrote: "Talking about people with whom I had been closely associated undoubtedly would have been more interesting than a recital of facts, but to have revealed all my prejudices might have disturbed the amenities I like to preserve. Harder questions would not have been helpful. . .for I am afraid I would have developed a more protective shell of politeness. . .". Harriet Nathan, the oral history interviewer, called his wit 'astringent,' but that it "was reserved for policies and issues in the public realm."
McLaughlin held ten corporate directorships during his lifetime: American Trust Company, Bunker Hill Company, Cerro de Pasco Corporation, the Dorr Company, Empire Trust Company, Homestake Mining Company, International Nickel Company of Canada, San Luis Mining Company, Triumph Mining Company, Wells Fargo Bank, and Western Airlines. He also served on the National Science Board of the National Science Foundation, the U. S. Geological Survey Advisory Committee, and the Atomic Energy Commission, among others. In San Francisco he was a charter member of the Exploratorium's board of directors and a trustee of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He was also a council member of the California Alumni Association.
In 1961 he was awarded the Rand Medal by the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers for distinguished achievement in mining administration. Columbia University awarded him their Ambrose Monell Medal and Prize in 1964 for outstanding achievement in mineral technology. He was Kappa Sigma's "Man of the Year" in 1953 and Berkeley's "Alumnus of the Year" in 1977. The University of California, Berkeley renamed its engineering building for him in 1966. In 1983 the Homestake Mining Company began development of a new gold mining operation in northern California known as the McLaughlin Mine.
He belonged to a dozen professional, academic, and civic organizations ranging from Phi Beta Kappa and Kappa Sigma to the American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers (president in 1950) and the Council on Foreign Affairs. He was a member of San Francisco's Bohemian Club, the Pacific-Union Club, and the Engineers Club, University Club and Century Club in New York, and the Cosmos Club in Washington, D.C.
McLaughlin was married twice. He and his first wife, Eleanor Eckhard, divorced in 1941. They had two children, Donald H. and Charles C. McLaughlin. In 1948 he married Sylvia Cranmer of Denver. Two children were born of this marriage, George Cranmer and Jean Katherine McLaughlin.
Donald McLaughlin died on December 31, 1984 at the age of 93.
SOURCES
Bronson, William, and T. H. Watkins. Homestake: The Centennial History of America's Greatest Gold Mine.. San Francisco, Calif.: Homestake Mining Company, 1977.
Carlisle, Henry. [An interview with] Donald H. McLaughlin, Mining Engineering, June 1965.
Clark, Edward Hardy. Reminiscences of the Hearst Family. Transcript of donated oral history. The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, California,n.d.
Hughes, Lon. Transcript of radio interview, Mr. D. H. McLaughlin, President of Homestake Mining Company, over station KQW, 9:30 p.m., Sunday, January 5, 1947 . Donald H. McLaughlin Papers, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, Calif.
McLaughlin, Donald H. Careers in Mining Geology and Management, University Governance and Teaching.Oral history transcript. Berkeley, Calif.: University of California, Regional Oral History Office
McLaughlin, Donald H. Letter to Willa Baum, 23 July 1980. Donald H. McLaughlin Papers,The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, Calif.
San Francisco Chronicle. Donald H. McLaughlin obituary, January 1, 1985.
Skillings, David N., Jr. Homestake Proceeding with Its McLaughlin Gold Project, in Skillings' Mining Review, January 22, 1983.
Stadtman, Verne A. The Centennial Record of the University of California.[Berkeley, Calif.]: University of California, 1968.
Who's Who in America.Volume 31. Chicago: A. N. Marquis Company, 1960.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Donald H. McLaughlin papers, BANC MSS 86/60 c, The Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley

Scope and Content

The Donald H. McLaughlin Papers consist primarily of correspondence, although speeches, writings, lectures, interviews, personal papers, topical subject files, and newspaper clippings are also included. The correspondence in this collection is from a variety of persons. Although most of it is quite routine in nature, the topic under consideration by virtually all correspondents is gold: the economics of gold, including the price of, private ownership of, the gold standard, and monetary policy; gold legislation, pending and proposed, including subsidies for gold producers and the elimination of the 25% gold reserve; gold uses and properties; and gold exploration and mining. By far the largest number of letters concern gold economics.
McLaughlin's correspondents include, in order of significance, corporate executives, bankers, economists, lawyers, mining engineers and geologists, executives of professional associations, editors, and others interested in gold. Seventy-three percent of McLaughlin's correspondents wrote 19 or fewer letters, 20% wrote between 20-49, and 6% wrote more than 50. Many of his correspondents kept him apprised of various situations by sending him copies of their correspondence with others; this accounts for 41 folders of letters neither to nor from McLaughlin.
Among his principal correspondents are several close personal friends: Arch Gulick (lawyer), Clare Morse Torrey (banker), Henry C. Breck (banker), Robert Koenig (corporate executive), and Allan Sproul (banker). These letters contain personal and family details, continuing jokes and bets, and news of mutual acquaintances, in addition to business matters. McLaughlin's most frequent correspondent was Philip Cortney, president of Coty, Inc. The collection contains a total of 203 letters from Cortney to McLaughlin. For seventeen years Cortney and McLaughlin exchanged letters concerning every aspect of gold economics, including legislation and monetary policy. In addition, there are 5 folders of letters from Cortney to others on the same topic in series 3 (letters neither to nor from Donald H. McLaughlin).
Also among his principal correspondents is the South Dakota law firm of Kellar, Kellar & Driscoll, which represented the Homestake Mining Company in South Dakota. Most of the letters were written by Kenneth C. Kellar and concern lobbying and legislative efforts on behalf of gold, both at the state and national level. Homestake opposed unionization and Kellar was active in the National Right To Work Committee. Despite several elections, Homestake remained non-union until 1966 when the United Steel Workers won. Kellar kept McLaughlin apprised of his activities and the prevailing South Dakota conditions by sending him copies of his correspondence with others, which appears in series 3. Kellar maintained the local South Dakota political links necessary to Homestake.
Notable among McLaughlin's subject files in series 6 are those concerning several small mining companies: Bunker Hill Company, Cerro de Pasco Corporation, and San Luis Mining Company. There is only one folder of miscellaneous items concerning Homestake Mining Company.
Series 9 and 10 consist of papers relating to McLaughlin's term as a Regent of the University of California, as well as a substantial amount of correspondence relating to other University concerns.

Separated Material

  1. Photographs have been transferred to Pictorial Collections of The Bancroft Library.(BANC PIC 1989.053--PIC)
  2. Maps have been transferred to the Map Room.
  3. Sound recordings have been transferred to the Microforms Collection of The Bancroft Library. (Phonotape 1987)

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Subjects and Indexing Terms

Free Speech Movement (Berkeley, Calif.)
Gold standard
Breck, Henry Cushman, b. 1893. Correspondent
Cortney, Philip, b. 1895. Correspondent
Gulick, Archibald A., b. 1876. Correspondent
Huelsdonk, Lewis Leroy, 1905- Correspondent
Kellar, Kenneth C. Correspondent
Koenig, Robert P., 1904- Correspondent
Sproul, Allan, 1896-1978. Correspondent
Torrey, Clare Morse, 1891-1977. Correspondent
Homestake Mining Company
University of California (System). Regents
University of California, Berkeley
Torrey, Clare Morse, 1891-1977
Breck, Henry Cushman, 1893-
Koenig, Robert P., 1904-
Sproul, Allan, 1896-
Kellar, Kenneth C.,
Cortney, Philip, 1895-
Huelsdonk, Lewis Leroy, 1905-

 

Series 1: Outgoing Correspondence, 1946-1984

Physical Description: Cartons 1-4; Carton 5, folders 1-23.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Content/Description

Personal and professional letters of Donald H. McLaughlin. Correspondence also appears in series 6 in the files of the Bunker Hill Company, Cerro de Pasco Corporation, Committee for Research on the Properties & Uses of Gold, and San Luis Mining Company. There is also a substantial amount of correspondence throughout series 9 and series 10.
carton 1, folder 1

Letters undated

carton 1, folder 2

Letters 1946-1947

carton 1, folder 3-4

Letters 1948

carton 1, folder 5-6

Letters 1949

carton 1, folder 7-8

Letters 1950

carton 1, folder 9-13

Letters 1951

carton 1, folder 14-25

Letters 1952

carton 1, folder 26-37

Letters 1953

carton 1, folder 38-41

Letters 1954

carton 1, folder 42

Letters 1955

carton 1, folder 43-49

Letters 1956

carton 2, folder 1-4

Letters 1956

carton 2, folder 5-11

Letters 1957

carton 2, folder 12-22

Letters 1958

carton 2, folder 23-28

Letters 1959

carton 2, folder 29-36

Letters 1960

carton 2, folder 37-43

Letters 1961

carton 2, folder 44-50

Letters 1962

carton 2, folder 51-54

Letters 1963

carton 3, folder 1-3

Letters 1963

carton 3, folder 4-11

Letters 1964

carton 3, folder 12-20

Letters 1965

carton 3, folder 21-24

Letters 1966

carton 3, folder 25-28

Letters 1967

carton 3, folder 29-30

Letters 1968

carton 3, folder 31-33

Letters 1969

carton 3, folder 34-41

Letters 1970

carton 3, folder 42-46

Letters 1971

carton 4, folder 1

Letters 1971

carton 4, folder 2-7

Letters 1972

carton 4, folder 8-13

Letters 1973

carton 4, folder 14-18

Letters 1974

carton 4, folder 19-24

Letters 1975

carton 4, folder 25-29

Letters 1976

carton 4, folder 30-32

Letters 1977

carton 4, folder 33-37

Letters 1978

carton 4, folder 38-42

Letters 1979

carton 4, folder 43

Letters 1980

carton 5, folder 1-7

Letters 1980

carton 5, folder 8-15

Letters 1981

carton 5, folder 16-19

Letters 1982

carton 5, folder 20-22

Letters 1983

carton 5, folder 23

Letters 1984

 

Series 2: Incoming Correspondence, 1945-1984

Physical Description: Carton 5, folders 24-73; Cartons 6-10; Carton 11, folders 1-24.

Arrangement

Arranged by name of correspondent, and then chronologically.

Content/Description

Personal and professional letters to Donald H. McLaughlin. Correspondence also appears in series 6 in the files of the Bunker Hill Company, the Cerro de Pasco Corporation, the Committee for Research on the Properties & Uses of Gold, and the San Luis Mining Company. There is also a substantial amount of correspondence throughout series 9 and series 10.
 

Letters to Donald H. McLaughlin from Specific Individuals, 1946-1983

carton 5, folder 24

Abel, Brent M. 1966-1978

carton 5, folder 25

Albright, Horace M. (Horace Marden), 1890-1987 1952-1980

carton 5, folder 26

Alford, Joseph B. 1952-1977

carton 5, folder 27

Anderson, James A. 1976-1983

carton 5, folder 28

Anderson, Vernice 1956-1983

carton 5, folder 29

Bachelor, Robert W. 1948-1954

carton 5, folder 30

Bakewell, Paul, 1889- 1957-1964

carton 5, folder 31

Barker, C. Austin 1964-1977

carton 5, folder 32

Bartlett, C. Julian 1981-1983

carton 5, folder 33

Bauer, George F. 1949-1951

carton 5, folder 34

Baum, Willa K. 1967-1980

carton 5, folder 35

Bechtel, Stephen Davison, 1925- 1960-1977

carton 5, folder 36

Beckman, John C. 1969-1974

carton 5, folder 37

Beise, S. Clark 1959-1962

carton 5, folder 38

Beltran, Pedro 1952-1972

carton 5, folder 39

Berry, E. Y. 1956-1964

carton 5, folder 40

Biddle, Alfred A. 1951-1965

carton 5, folder 41

Biggs, George N., III 1974-1976

carton 5, folder 42

Bjorge, Guy Norman, 1887- 1949-1959

carton 5, folder 43

Black, Jane 1951-1967

carton 5, folder 44

Boarman, Patrick M. 1974-1975

carton 5, folder 45

Born, Leonard L. 1958-1971

carton 5, folder 46

Bosworth, Frank K. 1952-1962

carton 5, folder 47

Boyd, James, 1904-1987 1956-1962

carton 5, folder 48

Bradford, Harriet 1963-1967

carton 5, folder 49

Bradley, John D. 1952-1959

carton 5, folder 50

Brattain, Ross R. 1953-1957

carton 5, folder 51

Breck, Henry Cushman, 1893- 1951-1982

carton 5, folder 52

Brown, B. B. 1952-1959

carton 5, folder 53

Brownell, Kenneth C. 1950-1953

carton 5, folder 54

Browning, George L. 1961-1982

carton 5, folder 55

Brunie, Henry C. 1950-1964

carton 5, folder 56

Bryce, Robert A. 1951-1960

carton 5, folder 57

Burgess, W. Randolph (Warren Randolph), 1889- 1953-1964

carton 5, folder 58

Burns, Robert 1957

carton 5, folder 59-60

Bush, H. E. 1951-1965

carton 5, folder 61-62

Busschau, William John 1951-1976

carton 5, folder 63

Cabell, Richard A. 1972-1973

carton 5, folder 64

Cabot, Thomas D. 1953-1956

carton 5, folder 65

Campbell, Ian, 1899-1978 1952-1977

carton 5, folder 66

Carter, E. W. 1957-1971

carton 5, folder 67-68

Case, Francis H. (Francis Higbee), 1896-1962 1950-1961

carton 5, folder 69

Cecil, Zack 1951-1953

carton 5, folder 70

Chace, Frederic M. 1972-1983

carton 5, folder 71

Champion, Robert L. 1960-1972

carton 5, folder 72

Clark, G. Lindsay 1952-1976

carton 5, folder 73

Clark, Warren 1958-1965

carton 6, folder 1-3

Collie, Angus 1960-1982

carton 6, folder 4

Condit, Kenneth H. 1952-1959

carton 6, folder 5

Conger, Harry M. 1976-1983

carton 6, folder 6-10

Conover, Julian D. 1947-1962

carton 6, folder 11

Constantacatos, M. E. 1955-1963

carton 6, folder 12

Corcoran, Raymond E. 1973-1976

carton 6, folder 13-19

Cortney, Philip, 1895- 1950-1967

carton 6, folder 20

Cox, Allan, 1926-1987 1981-1983

carton 6, folder 21

Cranmer, Forrest 1952-1975

carton 6, folder 22

Cranmer, George 1952-1975

carton 6, folder 23

Currier, Elizabeth B. 1974-1977

carton 6, folder 24

Darts, William J. 1975-1977

carton 6, folder 25

Davenport, Noel Justine 1952-1957

carton 6, folder 26

David, Michael B. 1952-1960

carton 6, folder 27

Davies, Paul L. 1951-1973

carton 6, folder 28-29

Day, Henry L. 1959-1983

carton 6, folder 30

DeGolyer, Everette Lee, 1886-1956 1948-1952

carton 6, folder 31

Dobbins, Cris 1957-1971

carton 6, folder 32

Dole, Hollis 1960-1963

carton 6, folder 33

Dorr, John Van Nostrand, b.1872 1951-1961

carton 6, folder 34

Douglas, Lewis W. (Lewis Williams), 1894- 1951-1970

carton 6, folder 35

Drinkwater, Terrell C. 1953-1967

carton 6, folder 36

Driscoll, Robert E. (Robert Edward), 1888- 1949-1964

carton 6, folder 37

Durrel, Edward 1970-1977

carton 6, folder 38

Earle, Bertram E. 1956-1960

carton 6, folder 39

Eastham, Vonnie 1959-1973

carton 6, folder 40

Emerson, Guy L. 1960-1963

carton 6, folder 41

Engle, Clair, 1911-1964 1950-1961

carton 6, folder 42

Field, Thorold F. 1948-1958

carton 6, folder 43

Follis, R. Gwin 1956-1969

carton 6, folder 44

Fox, John C. 1951-1967

carton 6, folder 45

Franklin, George S. 1953-1969

carton 6, folder 46

Frary, Francis C. (Francis Cowles), b.1884 1952-1957

carton 6, folder 47

Fuller, W. Parmer, III 1952-1977

carton 6, folder 48

Garrels, Robert Minard, 1916- 1964-1965

carton 6, folder 49

Genachte, Paul 1960-1975

carton 6, folder 50

Graton, Louis Caryl 1947-1967

carton 6, folder 51

Gressley, Gene M., 1931- 1958-1981

carton 6, folder 52

Griffin, John E. 1956-1982

carton 6, folder 53

Griffith, B. Barret 1951-1960

carton 6, folder 54

Groseclose, Elgin Earl, 1899- 1961-1963

carton 6, folder 55

Grubb, L. E. 1973-1977

carton 6, folder 56

Gruening, Ernest, 1887-1974 1962-1964

carton 6, folder 57

Guell, Janet 1970-1977

carton 6, folder 58-59

Gulick, Archibald A. 1949-1958

carton 6, folder 60

Guillemin, Bernard 1960-1976

carton 6, folder 61

Gustafson, John K. 1948-1973

carton 6, folder 62

Gutmann, Ernest R. 1954-1959

carton 6, folder 63

Hackett, C. Nelson, 1888- 1955-1977

carton 6, folder 64

Hageman, H. Frederick, Jr. 1954-1983

carton 6, folder 65

Hall, Donald K. 1980-1981

carton 6, folder 66

Hamilton, John W. 1958-1973

carton 6, folder 67

Hammesfahr, E. A. 1946-1965

carton 6, folder 68

Harder, James O. 1957-1970

carton 6, folder 69

Hardy, Robert M. 1953-1962

carton 6, folder 70

Harper, F. A. (Floyd Arthur), 1887- 1965-1972

carton 6, folder 71

Harris, W. J., Jr. 1946-1961

carton 6, folder 72

Hart, James David, 1911- 1962-1981

carton 6, folder 73

Harwood, E. C. (Edward Crosby), 1900- 1952-1961

carton 6, folder 74

Hazlitt, Henry, 1894- 1950-1977

carton 6, folder 75

Hearst, William R., 1908- 1952-1981

carton 6, folder 76

Henry, Lyman 1958-1976

carton 6, folder 77

Hensel, F. R. 1961-1963

carton 6, folder 78

Henshaw, Paul Carrington, 1913-1986 1952-1975

carton 6, folder 79

Heroy, William Bayard, 1883-1971 1952-1966

carton 6, folder 80

Hesketh, John Fermor 1952-1961

carton 6, folder 81

Hines, Pierre R. 1959-1965

carton 6, folder 82

Hitch, Charles Johnston 1967-1981

carton 6, folder 83

Hoffacker, Theodore 1954-1957

carton 6, folder 84

Hoffman, Irwin D. 1979-1982

carton 6, folder 85

Hoffman, Robert D. 1968-1975

carton 7, folder 1

Holliday, J. S. 1965-1969

carton 7, folder 2

Holloway, John Edward, 1890- 1952-1975

carton 7, folder 3

Homestake Veterans Association 1951-1975

carton 7, folder 4

Howe, Donald P. 1956-1975

carton 7, folder 5

Hoyt, Henry R. 1953-1960

carton 7, folder 6

Huelsdonk, Lewis Leroy, 1905- 1954-1963

carton 7, folder 7

Huggins, Gordon 1952

carton 7, folder 8

Husbands, Sam H., Jr. 1970-1981

carton 7, folder 9

Jahns, Richard Henry, 1915- 1974-1977

carton 7, folder 10

Jeanty, Paul 1971-1982

carton 7, folder 11

Johnson, Harold T. (Bizz) 1959-1965

carton 7, folder 12

Johnson, Jesse C. 1949-1956

carton 7, folder 13

Jones, O. T. 1956-1959

carton 7, folder 14

Joralemon, Ira Beaman, 1884-1975 1951-1975

carton 7, folder 15

Judson, Wilbur 1948-1951

carton 7, folder 16

Just, Evan, 1900- 1947-1963

carton 7, folder 17

Kappa Sigma 1952-1978

carton 7, folder 18

Keefe, Roger M. 1956-1962

carton 7, folder 19-22

Kellar, Kellar Driscoll 1951-1977

 

Kellar, Chambers, 1889-1950

 

Kellar, Kenneth C., 1906-1981

 

Driscoll, Robert E.

carton 7, folder 23

Kemmerer, Donald Lorenzo 1953-1976

carton 7, folder 24

Kemper, S. Marshall 1967-1977

carton 7, folder 25

KempvanEe, J. C. 1948-1949

carton 7, folder 26

Kennedy, William F. 1952-1973

carton 7, folder 27

Kerr, Clark, 1911- 1957-1967

carton 7, folder 28

Kidner, Frank C. 1952-1973

carton 7, folder 29

Kiely, J. R. 1964-1982

carton 7, folder 30

Kirkendall, Ernest 1952-1961

carton 7, folder 31

Klopsteg, Paul E. (Paul Ernest), 1889- 1953-1965

carton 7, folder 32-33

Koenig, Robert P., 1904- 1950-1976

carton 7, folder 34

Kriz, Miroslav Anthony, 1908- 1954-1983

carton 7, folder 35

Lacy, Willard C. 1956-1983

carton 7, folder 36

Lancaster, Louis 1956-1960

carton 7, folder 37-38

Lawrence, Joseph Stagg 1948-1950

carton 7, folder 39

Lechner, John R. 1957-1958

carton 7, folder 40

Liddell, Donald Macy, 1879- 1951-1957

carton 7, folder 41

Light, Richard Upjohn, 1902- 1952-1973

carton 7, folder 42-44

Lilly, Frank 1947-1963

carton 7, folder 45

Lindstrom, Philip 1969-1982

carton 7, folder 46

Locke, Alice B. 1981-1982

carton 7, folder 47

Macgregor, Wallace 1959-1976

carton 7, folder 48

Main, T. R. N. 1974-1976

carton 7, folder 49

Mallinckrodt, Edward 1950-1958

carton 7, folder 50

McCaffrey, Stanley E., 1917- 1952-1982

carton 7, folder 51

McCarren, Pat 1950-1954

carton 7, folder 52

McFalls, John M. 1973-1977

carton 7, folder 53

McGavin, Donald C. 1974-1977

carton 7, folder 54

McHenry, Dean Eugene, 1910- 1965-1973

carton 7, folder 55-56

McKenna, Philip M. 1949-1952

carton 7, folder 57

McNab, Alexander J. 1951-1952

carton 7, folder 58

Madison, Marshall P. 1956-1967

carton 7, folder 59

Malozemoff, Plato 1952-1975

carton 7, folder 60

March, Guy E. 1956-1959

carton 7, folder 61

Mason, M. A. 1960-1964

carton 7, folder 62

Maxwell, John C. 1956-1959

carton 7, folder 63

Mein, William Wallace 1955-1961

carton 7, folder 64

Merica, Paul D. 1951-1957

carton 7, folder 65

Merritt, Phillip L. 1948-1952

carton 7, folder 66

Meyer, Theodore Robert, 1902-1973 1968-1972

carton 7, folder 67

Meyerhoff, Howard A. (Howard Augustus), 1899- 1952-1974

carton 7, folder 68

Mills, Frederick Cecil, 1892-1964 1952-1960

carton 7, folder 69

Mixter, George 1948-1953

carton 7, folder 70

Morel, Robert C. 1967-1973

carton 7, folder 71

Morse, Joseph 1959-1964

carton 7, folder 72

Mrak, Emil Marcel, 1901- 1959-1977

carton 7, folder 73

Mundt, Karl Earl, 1900- 1956-1964

carton 7, folder 74

Murphy, Franklin D., 1916- 1960-1970

carton 7, folder 75

Murray, William W. 1949-1964

carton 7, folder 76

Nagel, Ed 1978-1981

carton 7, folder 77

Neal, Alfred Clarence 1958-1962

carton 7, folder 78

Noblet, F. M. A. 1957-1964

carton 7, folder 79

Nolan, Thomas Brennan 1952-1977

carton 7, folder 80

O'Brien, Roy E. 1952-1953

carton 7, folder 81

O'Brien, F. X. James 1954-1955

carton 7, folder 82

O'Donnell, Neil 1948-1954

carton 7, folder 83

Oppenheimer, Frank, 1912- 1968-1983

carton 7, folder 84

Overton, J. Allen 1964-1982

carton 7, folder 85

Pauley, Edwin Wendell, 1903- 1953-1971

carton 7, folder 86

Pearce, Norman C. 1953-1960

carton 7, folder 87

Perkins, Dexter, 1889- 1952-1953

carton 7, folder 88

Peterson, Richard H. 1966-1983

carton 7, folder 89

Peterson, Ulrich 1965-1978

carton 8, folder 1

Pick, Franz 1954-1968

carton 8, folder 2

Pike, Esther 1970-1973

carton 8, folder 3

Pitman, B. F. 1950-1958

carton 8, folder 4

Prain, Ronald, Sir, 1907- 1957-1975

carton 8, folder 5

Purnhagen, Jeanne E. 1962-1964

carton 8, folder 6

Rainsford, George N. 1964-1967

carton 8, folder 7

Randall, John A. 1967-1971

carton 8, folder 8

Randall, L. J. 1953-1965

carton 8, folder 9

Read, Leonard E. (Leonard Edward), 1898- 1962-1982

carton 8, folder 10

Reynolds, Donald Montgomery 1974-1983

carton 8, folder 11

Robie, Edward H. 1952-1953

carton 8, folder 12

Robinson, F. George 1966-1967

carton 8, folder 13

Rockwell, Alvin J. 1960-1981

carton 8, folder 14

Rowe, John R. 1951-1954

carton 8, folder 15

Rukeyser, Merryle Stanley, 1897-1988 1949-1957

carton 8, folder 16

Rumely, Edward A. 1953-1959

carton 8, folder 17

Salisbury, O. J. 1953-1981

carton 8, folder 18

Scharlach, Harry R. 1962-1982

carton 8, folder 19

Schnee, Verne H. 1952-1957

carton 8, folder 20

Schwab, Charles E., Sr. 1960-1975

carton 8, folder 21

Searcy, Alan W., 1925- 1965

carton 8, folder 22

Searls, Fred, Jr. 1948-1961

carton 8, folder 23

Sears, Harry 1949-1957

carton 8, folder 24

Seibert, Herbert D. 1950-1962

carton 8, folder 25

Sharp, Robert P. (Robert Phillip) 1953-1978

carton 8, folder 26

Shenton, Robert 1973-1979

carton 8, folder 27

Shields, Murray 1952-1963

carton 8, folder 28

Shields, Robert McCormick, Jr. 1952-1963

carton 8, folder 29

Shoemaker, A. H. 1953-1956

carton 8, folder 30

Shoemaker, Robert S., 1925- 1974-1980

carton 8, folder 31

Shor, Betty Noble 1976-1981

carton 8, folder 32-33

Shoup, Merrill E. 1949-1964

carton 8, folder 34-35

Simpson, John L. (John Lowrey), 1891-1981 1948-1977

carton 8, folder 36

Sinclair, John S. 1959-1960

carton 8, folder 37

Slusser, Willis S. 1971-1975

carton 8, folder 38-39

Smith, Charles R. 1963-1964

carton 8, folder 40

Smith, Julian D. 1953-1961

carton 8, folder 41

Smith, Richard Wellington 1952-1953

carton 8, folder 42

Spieler, Michael 1965-1969

carton 8, folder 43-44

Sproul, Allan, 1896- 1951-1959

carton 8, folder 45

Steele, Heath 1951-1953

carton 8, folder 46

Sterling, J. E. Wallace (John Ewart Wallace), 1906- 1959-1977

carton 8, folder 47

Stoehr, R. J. 1972-1982

carton 8, folder 48

Stratten, T. P. 1956-1972

carton 8, folder 49

Strickler, David P. 1949

carton 8, folder 50

Struven, D. J. 1953-1964

carton 8, folder 51

Swent, Langan W. 1956-1981

carton 8, folder 52

Taylor, Reid 1954-1977

carton 8, folder 53

Thomas, Lowell, 1892-1981 1961-1981

carton 8, folder 54

Thomas, William L., Jr. 1955-1956

carton 8, folder 55

Thomsen, J. Cameron 1954-1965

carton 8, folder 56

Thompson, Charles D. 1974-1977

carton 8, folder 57

Thompson, John Fairfield 1952-1964

carton 8, folder 58

Tittman, E. McLanahan 1967-1971

carton 8, folder 59-60

Torrey, Clare Morse, 1891-1977 1952-1958

carton 8, folder 61

Trauerman, Carl J. 1949-1953

carton 8, folder 62

Tunell, George 1957-1981

carton 8, folder 63

Van Evera, Robert W. 1956-1974

carton 8, folder 64

Van Hook, C. E. 1952-1965

carton 8, folder 65

Von Eschen, Harry L. 1961-1964

carton 8, folder 66

Walker, Harlan A. 1949-1958

carton 8, folder 67

Wansbrough, V. C. 1953-1964

carton 8, folder 68

Waterman, Alan Tower, 1892- 1956-1961

carton 8, folder 69

Welch, Max F. 1953-1956

carton 8, folder 70

White, James A. 1949-1958

carton 8, folder 71

Whitmore, Carl 1952-1958

carton 8, folder 72-73

Williams, Clyde 1948-1961

carton 8, folder 74

Williams, Harvey 1973-1977

carton 8, folder 75

Wimpfen, Sheldon P. 1948-1964

carton 8, folder 76

Wingate, Harry S. 1952-1977

carton 8, folder 77

Wise, Edmund 1962-1963

carton 8, folder 78

Wormser, Felix Edgar, 1894- 1951-1976

carton 8, folder 79

Wright, Charles Will, 1879- 1960-1963

carton 8, folder 80

Wright, Orville K. 1949-1954

carton 8, folder 81

Zurbrigg, H. F. 1972-1973

 

Letters to Donald H. McLaughlin from Various Individuals, 1945-1984

carton 8, folder 82

Aberle - Aly 1948-1977

carton 8, folder 83

American - Anyan 1948-1984

carton 8, folder 84

Apol - Ayres 1948-1983

carton 8, folder 85

Baake - Banner 1948-1983

carton 8, folder 86

Banwell - Bayh 1951-1977

carton 8, folder 87

Beals - Bell 1946-1975

carton 8, folder 88

Bellano - Beynon 1956-1981

carton 9, folder 1

Biaggini - Bland 1945-1983

carton 9, folder 2

Bleiberg - Borsay 1951-1982

carton 9, folder 3

Bourne - Boys 1953-1983

carton 9, folder 4

Brackin - Braunschweiger 1949-1976

carton 9, folder 5

Breaux - Brooks 1947-1976

carton 9, folder 6

Brown - Bryant 1948-1983

carton 9, folder 7

Buck - Burnham 1948-1982

carton 9, folder 8

Burns - Byler 1950-1977

carton 9, folder 9

Cahill - Cary 1951-1981

carton 9, folder 10

Case - Chapman 1950-1981

carton 9, folder 11

Charleson - Cloud 1952-1977

carton 9, folder 12

Cobb - Colley 1952-1982

carton 9, folder 13

Collins - Cooke 1952-1973

carton 9, folder 14

Coolbaugh - Copeland 1951-1982

carton 9, folder 15

Cori - Coyne 1948-1983

carton 9, folder 16

Craft - Crawford 1949-1977

carton 9, folder 17

Crider - Cutting 1945-1977

carton 9, folder 18

Daerr - Davis 1947-1982

carton 9, folder 19

Dawson - De Loes 1950-1975

carton 9, folder 20

DeMille - Dewitt 1953-1983

carton 9, folder 21

Diamond - Dolan 1949-1982

carton 9, folder 22

Dolbear - Dort 1948-1982

carton 9, folder 23

Douglas - Drury 1951-1977

carton 9, folder 24

DuBridge - Dziewonski 1951-1983

carton 9, folder 25

Earling - Elizondo 1951-1981

carton 9, folder 26

Ellinger - Exter 1947-1981

carton 9, folder 27

Fagg - Fenzi 1947-1978

carton 9, folder 28

Ferdon - Folger 1949-1978

carton 9, folder 29

Foote - Furze 1948-1982

carton 9, folder 30

Gableman - Gatlin 1949-1982

carton 9, folder 31

Gaudin - Glenn 1949-1983

carton 9, folder 32

Godfrey - Gould 1948-1982

carton 9, folder 33

Graham - Grether 1948-1983

carton 9, folder 34

Griefen - Guyer 1948-1983

carton 9, folder 35

Haapala - Halvorsen 1948-1981

carton 9, folder 36

Hamaty - Harris 1949-1982

carton 9, folder 37

Harrison - Hays 1951-1983

carton 9, folder 38

Heald - Herbert 1948-1982

carton 9, folder 39

Hester - Hitch 1948-1981

carton 9, folder 40

Hoadley - Holzer 1949-1983

carton 9, folder 41

Hooper - Hoyt 1951-1981

carton 9, folder 42

Hubbard - Irwin 1947-1982

carton 9, folder 43

Jackson - Jessup 1947-1975

carton 9, folder 44

Johns - Julien 1947-1983

carton 9, folder 45

Kaiser - Kendrick 1947-1983

carton 9, folder 46

Kennedy - Kjorlien 1951-1983

carton 10, folder 1

Klagsbrun - Koester 1950-1981

carton 10, folder 2

Kohler - Kutz 1948-1980

carton 10, folder 3

Laclan - LaPlante 1948-1983

carton 10, folder 4

Laskowski - Leffler 1952-1983

carton 10, folder 5

Lehan - Lewis 1950-1983

carton 10, folder 6

Li - Loescher 1947-1981

carton 10, folder 7

Logan - Lynn 1948-1982

carton 10, folder 8

MacDonald - Majors 1952-1977

carton 10, folder 9

Maleham - Marshall 1952-1983

carton 10, folder 10

Martell - Maytham 1948-1976

carton 10, folder 11

McAleer - McFarlane 1948-1983

carton 10, folder 12

McGlynn - McRae 1948-1980

carton 10, folder 13

Meagher - Meyer 1946-1982

carton 10, folder 14

Michaud - Mixer 1950-1983

carton 10, folder 15

Moe - Moore 1951-1983

carton 10, folder 16

Moorhead - Mountbatten 1952-1976

carton 10, folder 17

Muchmore - Myroniuk 1949-1983

carton 10, folder 18

Nachtrieb - Nichols 1952-1983

carton 10, folder 19

Nicks - Nymeyer 1946-1982

carton 10, folder 20

O'Brien - Oweiss 1948-1983

carton 10, folder 21

Pabst - Paris 1949-1983

carton 10, folder 22

Park - Pawel 1953-1982

carton 10, folder 23

Peale - Pettitt 1951-1981

carton 10, folder 24

Pfleider - Pitzer 1947-1982

carton 10, folder 25

Plackard - Putt 1947-1981

carton 10, folder 26

Quarles - Quittner 1950-1974

carton 10, folder 27

Racz - Reynolds 1949-1983

carton 10, folder 28

Rheem - Robson 1949-1982

carton 10, folder 29

Roth - Rynecki 1952-1983

carton 10, folder 30

Rocca - Roswell 1950-1981

carton 10, folder 31

Sabouni - Sayre 1950-1981

carton 10, folder 32

Scafidi - Scott 1947-1983

carton 10, folder 33

Seaborg - Shaw 1949-1974

carton 10, folder 34

Shearer - Six 1947-1980

carton 10, folder 35

Skewes-Cox - Smylie 1950-1980

carton 10, folder 36

Snelling - Sproul 1948-1981

carton 10, folder 37

Staley - Sturgeon 1948-1982

carton 11, folder 1

Suhrke - Symonds 1951-1974

carton 11, folder 2

Tabak - Textor 1952-1983

carton 11, folder 3

Thalken - Titus 1951-1980

carton 11, folder 4

Toll - Tyson 1953-1982

carton 11, folder 5

Udall - Utzinger 1948-1973

carton 11, folder 6

Valentine - Vreeland 1949-1981

carton 11, folder 7

Wagner - Wayburn 1947-1983

carton 11, folder 8

Weaver - Weyerhaeuser 1949-1981

carton 11, folder 9

Wheeler - Wilkeson 1948-1983

carton 11, folder 10

Willens - Witter 1947-1983

carton 11, folder 11

Wolfle - Wurster 1948-1983

carton 11, folder 12

Yamamoto - Ziolkowski 1948-1981

carton 11, folder 13

Multiple correspondents 1951-1981

carton 11, folder 14

Unidentified surnames 1952-1982

carton 11, folder 15

Undated undated

carton 11, folder 16

Illegible signatures 1952-1978

carton 11, folder 17

Unidentified correspondence undated

carton 11, folder 18

Announcements 1952-1975

carton 11, folder 19

Business cards undated

carton 11, folder 20-23

Invitations 1952-1983

carton 11, folder 24

Miscellaneous cards 1952-1981

 

Series 3: Letters Neither to nor from Donald H. McLaughlin, 1943-1983

Physical Description: Cartons 11-12; Carton 13, folders 1-7.

Arrangement

Arranged by name of correspondent, and then chronologically.
carton 11, folder 25

Abrams - Asera 1952-1981

carton 11, folder 26

Babcock - Beynon 1950-1982

carton 11, folder 27

Biddle - Brant 1950-1978

carton 11, folder 28

Breck - Burwell 1949-1976

carton 11, folder 29

Busch - Byrd 1951-1975

carton 11, folder 30

Cabell - Clark 1949-1981

carton 11, folder 31

Coblentz - Conover 1949-1982

carton 11, folder 32

Constantacatos - Cooper 1951-1975

carton 12, folder 1-5

Cortney 1949-1970

carton 12, folder 6

Counselman - Curtis 1957-1975

carton 12, folder 7

Daniels - Durrell 1949-1983

carton 12, folder 8

Earling - Exter 1946-1983

carton 12, folder 9

Fahey - Furth 1950-1974

carton 12, folder 10

Gainsbrugh - Griffiths 1949-1982

carton 12, folder 11

Grimes - Gutmann 1949-1974

carton 12, folder 12

Haas - Hazlitt 1951-1981

carton 12, folder 13

Head - Hitch 1948-1981

carton 12, folder 14

Hoffman - Hunter 1952-1983

carton 12, folder 15

Ikle - Just 1946-1978

carton 12, folder 16

Kaiser - Koshland 1949-1981

carton 12, folder 17

Kraetzer - Kummel 1947-1982

carton 12, folder 18

LaBlanc - Lewis 1949-1976

carton 12, folder 19

Li - Lyon 1949-1981

carton 12, folder 20

Macgregor - McInery 1948-1982

carton 12, folder 21

McKenna - McQuiston 1949-1967

carton 12, folder 22

Mein - Murray 1949-1982

carton 12, folder 23

Nagourney - Overton 1946-1982

carton 12, folder 24

Packard - Purnhagen 1950-1983

carton 12, folder 25

Rabb - Reynolds 1950-1983

carton 12, folder 26

Rhodes - Ryan 1949-1982

carton 13, folder 1

Salant - Seay 1946-1981

carton 13, folder 2

Sebel - Slusser 1949-1978

carton 13, folder 3

Smidt - Swent 1948-1982

carton 13, folder 4

Taft - Tuttle 1943-1983

carton 13, folder 5

Upton - Watson 1951-1977

carton 13, folder 6

Weaver - Zimmerman 1949-1980

carton 13, folder 7

Unidentified 1947-1970

 

Series 4: Speeches, Writings, Lectures, and Interviews, 1930-1983

Physical Description: Carton 13, folders 8-118; Carton 14, folders 1-80.

Arrangement

Arranged chronologically.

Content/Description

These include manuscripts of published and unpublished speeches, books, articles, reviews, biographical sketches, and lectures by McLaughlin, as well as interviews given by him.
carton 13, folder 8

Donald H. McLaughlin bibliography undated

carton 13, folder 9-118

Speeches, writings, lectures, interviews 1930-1967

carton 14, folder 1-80

Speeches, writings, lectures, interviews 1967-1983

 

Series 5: Miscellaneous Personal Papers, circa 1947-1981

Physical Description: Carton 14, folders 81-86.

Content/Description

Includes notes of telephone conversations, arranged chronologically. Also includes biographical data, tributes and awards, and other personal miscellany.
carton 14, folder 81

Notes of telephone conversations 1947-1982

carton 14, folder 82

Biographical data 1952-1975

carton 14, folder 83

McLaughlin mine 1983

carton 14, folder 84

Personal miscellany 1948-1975

carton 14, folder 85

Tributes, awards, etc. 1953-1977

carton 14, folder 86

Open heart surgery 1981

 

Series 6: Subject Files, circa 1951-1981

Physical Description: Carton 14, folders 87-94; Cartons 15-17; Carton 18, folders 1-5; Carton 30.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically.

Content/Description

Contains subject files, including board reports, committee minutes, annual reports, financial items, memoranda, and some correspondence, concerning companies, organizations, events, persons, and topics. Correspondence appears in the files of the Bunker Hill Company, Cerro de Pasco Corporation, Committee for Research on the Properties & Uses of Gold, and San Luis Mining Company.
carton 14, folder 87

American Mining Congress 1951-1962

carton 14, folder 88

American Institute of Mining Metallurgical Engineers 1952

carton 14, folder 89-94

Bunker Hill Company 1951-1958

carton 15, folder 1-17

Bunker Hill Company 1959-1967

carton 15, folder 18

California Alumni Association 1973

carton 15, folder 19

California Gold Committee 1951

carton 15, folder 20-23

Cerro de Pasco Corporation 1952-1953

carton 16, folder 1-15

Cerro de Pasco Corporation 1953-1965

carton 16, folder 16

Colorado plateau uranium 1949-1951

carton 16, folder 17-25

Committee for Research on the Properties Uses of Gold 1962-1964

carton 17, folder 1-8

Committee for Research on the Properties Uses of Gold 1964-1966

carton 17, folder 9

Commonwealth Club of California 1974

carton 17, folder 10

Deposition of McLaughlin re:William Apperson vs. First New Haven National Bank, et. al.; and First New Haven National Bank vs. Estate of Anne Apperson Flint, et. al. 1972

carton 17, folder 11-13

Dorr Company 1952-1953

carton 17, folder 14

Friends of The Bancroft Library 1964-1969

carton 17, folder 15

Gold ca. 1948-1954

carton 17, folder 16

Gold Standard League 1949-1954

carton 17, folder 17

Harvard Foundation for Advanced Study and Research 1951-1953

carton 17, folder 18

Hearst, Phoebe Apperson 1960-1964

carton 17, folder 19

Homestake Mining Company 1952-1975

carton 17, folder 20

Homestake Mining Company--Expense Records 1954-62

carton 17, folder 21

International Science Center 1957-1962

carton 17, folder 22

Oglala Sioux Tribe vs. Homestake Mining Company 1982

carton 17, folder 23

San Francisco Chamber of Commerce 1944-1957

carton 17, folder 24-35

San Luis Mining Company 1957-1977

carton 18, folder 1-4

San Luis Mining Company 1969-1977

carton 18, folder 5

Save the Redwoods League 1975-1983

carton 30, folder 1

Save the Redwoods [Newton Drury] 1977

carton 30, folder 2

Society of Economic Geologists 1961-70

carton 30, folder 3

Stanford Earth Sciences Advisory Committee 1973-74

carton 30, folder 4

United Nuclear Corporation 1962-63

carton 30, folder 5

United Nuclear Corporation Annual Reports 1962-63

carton 30, folder 6

United Nuclear Corporation Annual Reports 1963-64

carton 30, folder 7-8

United States Council of I.C.C.--Madrid 1975

carton 30, folder 9

University of California, Santa Barbara 1980-83

carton 30, folder 10-14

Wells Fargo Bank 1970-76

carton 30, folder 15-17

Western Airlines 1956-58

carton 30, folder 18-20

Western Airlines 1961-63

carton 30, folder 21-26

Western Airlines 1972-79

 

Series 7: Papers Written by Others, circa 1928-1965

Physical Description: Carton 18, folders 6-24; Carton 19, folders 1-13.

Arrangement

Arranged alphabetically by author. Persons with five or more number of papers are filed alphabetically before those with a lesser number.

Content/Description

These papers, published and unpublished, cover a wide variety of topics, but generally relate to gold, economics, monetary policy, and geological exploration. Notable are the personal reminiscences of Guy N. Bjorge in Venezuela, and Frederick M. Chace in Bendigo, Australia.
carton 18, folder 6

Bachelor, Robert W.

carton 18, folder 7

Busschau, William John

carton 18, folder 8-9

Cortney, Philip, 1895-

carton 18, folder 10

Day, Henry L.

carton 18, folder 11

Huelsdonk, Lewis Leroy, 1905-

carton 18, folder 12

Lawrence, Joseph Stagg

carton 18, folder 13

Lilly, Frank

carton 18, folder 14

McKenna, Philip M.

carton 18, folder 15

Palyi, Melchior, 1892-1970

carton 18, folder 16

Wright, Charles Will, 1879-

carton 18, folder 17-24

A - J

carton 19, folder 1-13

K -Z

 

Series 8: Newspapers Clippings, circa 1939-1984

Physical Description: Carton 19, folders 14-44.

Arrangement

Roughly arranged by year.

Content/Description

The majority of these pertain to gold in some way.
carton 19, folder 14

Clippings 1939

carton 19, folder 15-39

Clippings 1946-1968

carton 19, folder 40-42

Clippings 1970-1979

carton 19, folder 43-44

Clippings 1984; undated

 

Series 9: Free Speech Movement, University of California, Berkeley 1963-1965

Physical Description: Cartons 20-21.

Arrangement

This series retains McLaughlin's topical arrangement and labeling. It is roughly chronological.

Content/Description

Contains correspondence and other papers related to the movement.
carton 20, folder 1-21

Clippings 1963-1965

carton 21, folder 1-21

Clippings 1965

 

Series 10: University of California (System), Regents, 1963-1965

Physical Description: Cartons 22-29

Arrangement

This series also retains McLaughlin's topical arrangement and labeling. It is alphabetical by topic.

Content/Description

Contains correspondence, committee reports, minutes, and other miscellany
carton 22, folder 1

Academic plans 1961-1962

carton 22, folder 2

Alumni 1953-1976

carton 22, folder 3-12

Atomic Energy Commission 1953-1965

carton 22, folder 13-15

Atomic Energy Commission - Lawrence Livermore Lab 1955-1963

carton 22, folder 16-18

Atomic Energy Commission - Plowshare Advisory Committee 1961-1965

carton 22, folder 19-20

The Bancroft Library 1975-1977

carton 22, folder 21

Berkeley campus - correspondence 1963

carton 22, folder 22

Berkeley campus - engineering 1977

carton 22, folder 23

Berkeley campus - faculty miscellaneous 1975

carton 22, folder 24-25

Berkeley campus - miscellaneous 1961-1962

carton 22, folder 26

Berkeley campus - Newman Hall undated

carton 22, folder 27

Berkeley campus - Student Union 1957

carton 22, folder 28-29

Campus Planning Committee 1956

carton 23, folder 1-4

Campus Planning Committee 1957-1964

carton 23, folder 5-10

Charter Day 1957-1965

carton 23, folder 11-18

Class of 1914 1964-1974

carton 23, folder 19

Committee on Centennial Honors 1968

carton 23, folder 20

Committee on Committees 1955-1956

carton 23, folder 21

Committee on Selection of Berkeley Chancellor 1965

carton 23, folder 22

Communist issue 1953-1965

carton 23, folder 23

Controlled growth 1965

carton 23, folder 24-30

Co-ordinating Council for Higher Education 1960-1963

carton 24, folder 1

Cortney (Philip) Lectureship 1960

carton 24, folder 2

Earth Sciences Board 1977

carton 24, folder 3

Earth Sciences reorganization 1972

carton 24, folder 4-5

Education Abroad centers undated

carton 24, folder 6-12

Educational policy 1953-1961

carton 24, folder 13

Educational policy - business administration 1956-1957

carton 24, folder 14

Educational policy - Davis campus 1955-1956

carton 24, folder 15

Educational policy - enrollment policies 1957

carton 24, folder 16

Educational policy - Institute of Behavioral Science 1955

carton 24, folder 17

Educational policy - psychiatric unit 1953

carton 24, folder 18

Educational policy - publications 1951-1953

carton 24, folder 19

Educational policy - Riverside campus 1956

carton 24, folder 20

Educational policy - San Diego campus 1953-1956

carton 24, folder 21

Educational policy - Santa Barbara campus 1953-1956

carton 24, folder 22

Educational policy - tenure 1956

carton 24, folder 23-28

Engineering Advisory Committee 1953-1974

carton 24, folder 29

Engineering Alumni Society 1974

carton 24, folder 30-31

Engineering Center 1975-1979

carton 24, folder 32-34

Engineering, College of 1974-1976

carton 24, folder 35

Engineering correspondence 1960-1964

carton 25, folder 1-2

Faculty 1962-1974

carton 25, folder 3-6

Financial miscellany 1956-1961

carton 25, folder 7-16

Finance Committee 1955-1961

carton 25, folder 17-19

Football 1956-1960

carton 25, folder 20

Fraternities 1956-1962

carton 25, folder 21-28

Grounds Buildings 1955-1957

carton 26, folder 1-12

Grounds Buildings 1958-1965

carton 26, folder 13

Heller estate 1961

carton 26, folder 14

Heller fellowships 1960

carton 26, folder 15

Heyns, Roger W. (Roger William), 1918- 1965-1967

carton 26, folder 16

Intercampus Cultural Exchange Program 1962

carton 26, folder 17-23

International House 1955-1977

carton 26, folder 24

International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics 1963

carton 26, folder 25

Institute for Studies of Industrial Relations Management 1963

carton 26, folder 26

Kappa Sigma 1961-1963

carton 26, folder 27

Katalla, Alaska harbor project 1958

carton 26, folder 28-30

Kerr, Clark, 1911- 1956-1963

carton 26, folder 31

Lawrence Livermore Radiation Laboratory 1962-1964

carton 26, folder 32-33

Lawrence Memorial Committee 1958-1962

carton 26, folder 34-36

Lawrence Hall of Science 1960-1963

carton 27, folder 1-4

Liasion Committee 1951-1962

carton 27, folder 5-8

Los Angeles campus 1955-1962

carton 27, folder 9

Master plan 1960

carton 27, folder 10-11

Medical health sciences 1955-1959

carton 27, folder 12

Mineral technology 1961-1962

carton 27, folder 13

National engineering education survey program 1963-1964

carton 27, folder 14-16

New campus Sites Committee 1957-1959

carton 27, folder 17

New campus sites - La Jolla 1956-1959

carton 27, folder 18-19

New campus sites - Monterey 1958

carton 27, folder 20-26

Pensions 1951-1955

carton 28, folder 1-3

Pensions 1956-1957

carton 28, folder 4

Physical Sciences Study Committee 1961

carton 28, folder 5

President Selection Committee 1957

carton 28, folder 6

Provostships 1956

carton 28, folder 7

Regents - general correspondence 1964

carton 28, folder 8-21

Regents - miscellaneous 1953-1959

carton 29, folder 1-4

Regents - miscellaneous 1960-1966

carton 29, folder 5

Retirement from the Board 1966

carton 29, folder 6

Riverside campus 1961-1963

carton 29, folder 7

San Francisco Medical Center 1961-1962

carton 29, folder 8

San Diego campus 1956

carton 29, folder 9

Santa Barbara campus 1955-1963

carton 29, folder 10-11

Santa Cruz campus 1964-1976

carton 29, folder 12

Saxon, David S. 1975-1976

carton 29, folder 13

Space Center outline - UCLA 1962

carton 29, folder 14

Spieth, Herman T. 1964-1967

carton 29, folder 15

Sproul, Robert Gordon, 1891-1975 1955-1976

carton 29, folder 16

Strong, Edward W. (Edward William), 1901- 1963-1965

carton 29, folder 17

Student fees 1952-1953

carton 29, folder 18

Tunell, George, Prof. 1962-1965

carton 29, folder 19

University advancement fund 1954

carton 29, folder 20-22

University of California - general 1964

carton 29, folder 23-26

University of California - miscellaneous 1976-1984

carton 29, folder 27

White Mountain Research Station 1955