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University Architect
Records, 1923-1956


Records of the University Architect were discovered in the attic of Carpenter Hall in November of 1988 when the building was being vacated for remodeling. Previous to that time common opinion held that these records had not survived and that the earliest extant records of building at WSU were those beginning about 1945 (Archives 14). However, pre-1945 records apparently had been stored in the attic of Carpenter Hall by Stanley Smith at the time that his various jobs were separated and the office of the University Architect was relocated in the Administration Annex Building.

Other records were included among those accessioned in 1988. Some were concerned with Smith's activities as a teacher of Architecture and others concerned the small private architectural practice he operated. These records have been separated from those of the University Architect and located elsewhere within the University Archives.

These records were accessioned as UA 1988-47. Later a small sequence, UA 1991-33, was added. Robert W. Hadlow processed these records from March through May 1995.

Number of containers 15
Linear feet of shelf space 15

OFFICE HISTORY

The office of University Architect began with the appointment of Rudolf Weaver in 1911. Weaver served as Professor of Architectural Engineering and in summers and at other times was the in-house architect for several campus buildings -- President's House, Wilson Hall, Carpenter Hall, McCroskey Hall, Community Hall, and Stimson Hall.

Stanley Smith replaced Weaver as University Architect in 1923 and continued as such until 1947. As had Weaver, Smith worked both as a professor and as an architect and construction supervisor. His work with campus buildings during this period is documented in this sequence of records. Smith campus projects were: Commons, completion of Troy Hall (begun by architect Julius Zittel), rebuilding the barn now called Lewis Alumni Center, (following destruction by fire), Duncan Dunn Hall, Bohler Gym, Memorial Hospital, White Hall, Hollingberry Field House, Stock Judging Pavilion, Waller Hall, Steam Plant, Pine Manor, Wilmer-Davis Hall, and Smith Gym, the last two with the assistance of Yakima/Seattle Architect John Maloney. Part of the wooden football stadium was Smith's architectural work, as were various street building and campus planning projects of the 1920s and 1930s. The final building of Smith's design was the L.J. Smith Agricultural Engineering Building, built in 1946.

Smith also prepared preliminary architectural work for several buildings on which the main architectural work was done by architectural firms working on commission. These buildings were Fulmer Hall (by Whitehouse and Price), Science Hall (by Archibald Rigg), McCoy Hall (by Henry Bertleson), Wegner Hall (by Whitehouse and Price) and Dana Hall (also by Whitehouse and Price). Smith also began the project that led to the building called Holland Library, designed by his former associate John Maloney.

In 1947, the increased load of building work at WSC led to a division of tasks, with Smith concentrating on his position as Head of the Department of Architectural Engineering. His place as University Architect was assumed by Philip Keene, who was then working on campus as a construction supervisor. In 1967, the University Architect's office took the name Facilities Planning Department.

ARRANGEMENT AND DESCRIPTION

Records of the University Architect consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports, drawings, and photographs chiefly concerning construction and remodeling of buildings and other structures on the campus of Washington State University. The records concern construction from about 1925 until about 1945, with certain omissions. The records are arranged according the the Building Number system that has long been used at Washington State University.


SERIES LIST
 Record Series                                                   Boxes  Series 1. Buildings                                            1-13  Series 2. Unnumbered buildings and other projects on campus     13  Series 3. Hoard Case                                            14  Series 4. E. O. Holland corr. regarding Hoard Case              14  Series 5. P.W.A. Docket 1358                                    15

CONTAINER LIST

BoxFolder  Description
Series 1: Buildings
11Bldg #1 - [Thompson Hall] Administration Building, 1st floor alterations, 1944-46
Bldg #2 - Bryan Hall
2   Library offices, remodeling, 1926
3   East porch, 1926
4   Remodeling balcony, 1926-27
5   Fire escape, 1927
Bldg #3 - [Fulmer Hall] Chemistry Building
6   "Specifications for the General Construction," 1934
7   Specifications, part 1
8   Specifications, part 2
9   Bids
10   Daily Reports, part 1
11   Daily Reports, part 2
12   Daily Construction Report, Stanley A. Smith, 1933-34
13   Furniture, 1934-35
14   Hardware, part 1
15   Hardware, part 2
16   Tests--reinforcing steel and concrete
17   Change orders--electrical
18   Vestibule doors, 1945
19Bldg #4 - College Hall, English department, remodeling, 1927
Bldg #5 - Commons
20   "Specifications for the General Rough Construction, 1924"
21   "Specification for the Painting," 1924
22   Remodel, 1933
23   Addition proposal--1940s
24   Addition, misc. correspondence, 1940s
25Bldg #6 - Community Hall, remodeling, 1927
Bldg #7 - Duncan Dunn Hall
27   Computations--structural steel
28   Computations--concrete construction
29   Miscellaneous data
30   Specifications for mechanical equipment
31   Bidders
32   M. C. Conley, general construction
33   C. E. Witter, plumbing
34   J. E. Hammond, heating
35   Edward Lybecker, electrical contract
36   F. C. Forrest, Community Building Company
37   W. C. Kruegel, Auditor
38   President Holland
39   Misc. correspondence
40   Moving Alpha Delta Pi House
41   Construction photographs
42Bldg #7 - Duncan Dunn Hall and Bldg #19 McCroskey Hall, kitchen floors, Tile, 1938
43Bldg #8 - Ferry Hall, remodeling, 1935
Bldg #9 - Hollingbery Field House
44   Drawings, 1929
45   Specifications for the General Construction of an Addition, 1931
46   Roof repairs, 1935
47Bldg #9 - Hollingbery Field House, Bldg #11 Bohler Gym, "Specifications for the General Construction of Completion, Gymnasium and Armory," 1927
48Bldg #9 - Hollingbery Field House, Bldg #11 Bohler Gym, and Bldg #14 - White Hall, concrete pours and hardness tests
2 49Bldg #10 - Greenhouse, misc. correspondence
Bldg #11 - Bohler Gym
50   "Specifications for the General Construction," 1926
51   "Specifications for the Mechanical Equipment," 1927
52   Stairways construction, 1928
53   Remodel and repair, 1929-40
54   Construction of steel sash partition, 1940
55   Shower stall partitions, 1940
Bldg #12 - [Smith Gym] New Women's Gym
56   Prelim. corr., 1927-28
57   "Plans and Specifications for the Excavation," 1936
58   Record of Plans, general
59   Record of Plans, excavation
60   Record of Plans, plumbing and heating
61   Record of Plans, wiring
62   Preliminary estimates
63   List of Detail Drawings
64   Tabulation of Bids
65   Contract No. 6
66   General Contractor, Hoard Engineering Co.
67   Subcontractors, general
68   General changes
69   Third floor alterations
70   General certificates
71   General file, part 1
72   General file, part 2
73   Claims
74   P.W.A. grant
75   P.W.A. State Director, E. R. Hoffman, part 1
76   P.W.A. State Director, E. R. Hoffman, part 2
77   P.W.A. resident engineer
78   Structural steel
79   Tile
80   Limestone
81   Hardware
82   Electrical, weekly payrolls
83   Wire Electric Co.
384   Gust Lauch and Sons, brickwork and plastering
85   Construction progress photographs and others
86   Fred Rounds' memos
87   Bursar Kruegel corr.
88   John Maloney, architect, corr. regarding Hoard Engineering
89   E. O. Holland corr.
90   Forty-hour week
91   Memos from Hoard, Baker, Klaasen, etc.
92   "Specifications for the Construction of a Bridge to Health and Physical Education Building for Women"
93   Bridge to Health and Physical Education Building for Women
Bldg #12 - [Smith Gym] New Women's Gym, Hoard Case
94   Mechanical contractors' claims
95   Mechanical contractors' claims, University Plumbing and Heating
96   Construction changes by Hoard Engineering Co.
97   President Holland file on case
98   Photographs and negatives
99Bldg #12 - [Smith Gym] and Bldg #30 - [Wilmer-Davis Hall], Tacoma Sash and Door v. Hoard Engineering Co., court documents
Bldg #12 - [Smith Gym] and Bldg #30 [Wilmer-Davis Hall], State College of Washington v. Hoard Engineering Co.
100   Exhibits, part 1
101   Exhibits, part 2
102   Exhibits, part 3
103   Exhibits, part 4
Bldg #14 - [White Hall] Home Economics Building
104   Daily Reports, 1928
105   Repairs and additions, 1930-34
Bldg #15 - Memorial Hospital
106   "Specifications for the Mechanical Equipment," 1928
107   Misc. correspondence, 1929-36
108   Correspondence, 1943-45
109Bldg #16 - [Chemical Engineering Building] Hydraulics Building, corr.
110Bldg #19 - McCroskey Hall, store rooms, 1926
Bldg #20 - [Carpenter Hall] Mechanic Arts Building
111   Remodeling, 1926
112   Drafting room lights, 1937
113Bldg #21 - Old Power House, dismantling
114Bldg #21 - [Mechanical Building] Old Mechanical Engineering Building, Reuse, 1940
115Bldg #22 - Mechanical Engineering Foundry, construction, 1938
116Bldg #22 - Mechanical Engineering Research Building, alterations, 1938
117Bldg #24 - Morrill Hall, remodel, 1940
118Bldg #25 - Music Conservatory and Bldg #26 Post Office and YMCA Building, "Specifications for New Post Office and Additions to the Music Conservatory," 1926
Bldg #26 - Post Office and YMCA Building
119   Computations
120   Construction, 1927
Bldg #27 - [Boiler Plant] Power Plant
4121   Accessories
122   Addenda
123   Allis-Chalmers
124   Allis-Chalmers--Spec. 8--motors, transformers
125   American Engineering Company
126   Asperator
127   Approved drawings--Spec. 1--boiler, econ.
128   Approved drawings--Spec. 1--stoker
129   Approved drawings--Spec. 3--conveyors
130   Approved drawings--Spec. 4--piping
131   Approved drawings--Spec. 6--feedwater
132   Architects
133   Babcock & Wilcox catalogues
134   Bid data, units Bldg #1 and Bldg #2
135   Boiler feed pumps
136   Boiler feedwater treating equipment
137   Boiler unit--new, 1936
138   Chain Grate Stokers, Babcock & Wilcox
139   Change orders
140   Clearances
141   Contract forms
142   Control apparatus and instruments
143   Cooling ponds--towers
144   Copes feedwater regulators
145   Correspondence, 1941
146   Correspondence with bidders
147   Correspondence with bidders, Boiler Unit No. 2, 1937
148   Cost estimates of 1937
149   Costs
150   Crane Company
151   Daily Construction Report, mechanical equipment
152   Data and Results of Acceptance Test, Boiler No. 2
153   Drawing checks
154   Drawing lists--received and sent
155   Elevations
156   "Effect of Seal Welding Tubes to Tube Sheets," Babcock & Wilcox report 2409
157   Expansion joints
158   Extras, proposal 3-Q
159   Extras on column footings
160   Feed treating, Cochrane
161   Feed treating, obsolete
162   Feedwater treatment, misc. product brochures
163   Flow meters--boiler
164   Form letters
165   General calculations--engineering sketches
166   General Electric
167   Grating
168   Grinnell Company, 1935
169   Inspection reports
170   Kewanee Steel Boilers, general catalog 80
171   Howard H. Langdon, corr., 1935
5172   Howard H. Langdon, feedwater structure and fan pulley drawings
173   Letters, 1930
174   Link-Belt Company
175   Link-Belt Company, blueprints, invoices
176   Mechanical--bids
177   Mechanical--change orders
178   Mechanical--certificates, part 1
179   Mechanical--certificates, part 2
180   Mechanical--subcontractors
181   Misc. boiler design data
182   Misc. calculations
183   Misc. correspondence, 1934
184   Monthly estimates, June 1935
   C. C. Moore & Co., Engineers
185      Part 1
186      Part 2
187      Part 3
188      Blueprints and catalogues
189      Boiler feed and mechanical piping drawings
190      Boiler Unit 2, 1937
191      General correspondence, 1933-34
192      General correspondence, 1935-37, part 1
193      General correspondence, 1935-37,part 2
6194      Miscellaneous, 1938
195      Spec. 1--boiler, stoker, etc., No. 1 to June 1, 1935, part 1
196      Spec. 1--boiler, stoker, etc., No. 1 to June 1, 1935, part 2
197      Spec. 1--boiler, stoker, etc., No. 1, June 1, 1935 to date
198      Spec. 3--coal handling
199      Spec. 4--piping
200      Spec. 5--fans and ducts
201      Spec. 6--feedwater
202      Spec. 7--electrical system
203   Old calculations
204   Old specifications
205   Pipe calculations data
206   Piping
207   Piping sketches and calculations
208   Requests for specifications, bidders, part 1
209   Requests for specifications, bidders, part 2
210   Riley Stoker Corporation
211   Riley Stoker Corporation, blueprints, etc.
212   Riley Stoker Corporation, correspondence
213   Riley Stoker Corporation, drawings
7214   Shop drawings, part 1
215   Shop drawings, part 2
216   Stanley Smith, correspondence, 1931-35
217   Specifications
218   Specifications, preliminary letters, part 1
219   Specifications, preliminary letters, part 2
220   Specifications and drawings
221   Spec. 1--stoker
222   Spec. 1--boiler and econ.
223   Spec. 3--conveyors
224   Spec. 5--fans, ducts
225   Spec. 6--feedwater equipment
226   Springfield Boiler Co., blueprints, proposals
227   Springfield Boiler Co., correspondence
228   Sturtevant Co., fans
229   Superseded drawings
230   Union Pacific Railroad
231   Ventilators
232   Worthington Pump and Machinery Corp., drawings
233Bldg #28 - Home Management House, remodel, 1945
234Bldg #29 - Radio Transmitter Building, plans, 1930
Bldg #30 - [Wilmer-Davis Hall] New Women's Dorm
235   Preliminary data
236   Preliminary estimates
237   Plans and Specifications for the Excavation
238   Record of Plans, excavation
239   Record of Plans, general
240   Record of Plans, heating subway
241   Record of Plans, plumbing and heating
242   Record of Plans, wiring
243   Plan holders' list
244   Specifications for the General Construction
245   Specifications for the Electrical Wiring
246   Specifications for the Excavation
247   Specifications for the Plumbing and Heating
248   Prospective bidders
249   Bid Tabulations, ink-on-linen originals
250   Record of Plans, re-bid, general
251   Record of Plans, re-bid, plumbing and heating
252   Record of Plans, re-bid, wiring
253   Mechanical, addenda and proposal forms
254   Cost estimates and related schedules
255   Hoard Engineering Co., general contractor
256   General addenda of proposed forms
257   Electrical addenda and proposal forms
258   Addenda
259   Bids
260   General certificates
261   Miscellaneous correspondence
8262   Subcontractors, general
263   General Changes
264   Elevator
265   Structural steel
266   Tile
267   Hardware
268   Millwork
269   Floor plans
270   Plumbing contract
271   Convector radiation
272   Electrical contract
273   Electrical certificates
274   Electrical changes
275   Heating contract
276   Heating certificates
277   Hoods
278   Light fixtures
279   Plumbing certificates
280   Plumbing changes
281   Subcontractors, plumbing and heating
282   Excavation
283   Heating tunnel
284   Daily Reports, excavation
285   Daily Reports, part 1
286   Daily Reports, part 2
287   Report summaries
288   Weekly Reports, Fred G. Rounds, 1936
289   Fred G. Rounds' memos and weekly reports
290   John Maloney
291   Bouillon Consulting Engineer
292   President Holland
293   Hoard Engineering Co., general contractor
294   Miscellaneous documents
295   Hoard case
296   Bandini suit
297Bldg #31 - President's Residence, remodeling corr., 1944-45
Bldg #32 - Science Hall
298   Preliminary material
299   American School and University article
300   Rigg and Van Tyne, Architects
301   C. W. May, Consulting Mechanical Engineer
302   E. R. Hoffman, State Engineer, P.W.A., 1934-35
9303   Specifications, part 1
304   Specifications, part 2
305   Specifications, part 3
306   Estimates--general
307   Prospective bidders
308   Mech. Proposal bidders
309   Bids
310   Ross B. Hammond--estimates
311   Ross B. Hammond--corr.
312   Ross B. Hammond--Certificates, part 1
313   Ross B. Hammond--Certificates, part 2
314   Ross B. Hammond--Certificates, part 3
315   Ross B. Hammond--C.O. and Prop., part 1
316   Ross B. Hammond--C.O. and Prop., part 2
317   Subcontracts--general
318   Excavation
319   Heating and ventilating--prelim. study, C. W. May
320   H. C. Hastorf, estimates
321   H. C. Hastorf, plumbing and heating
322   H. C. Hastorf, certificates
323   H. D. Powell Plumbing and Heating
324   H. D. Powell Plumbing and Heating, estimates
325   H. D. Powell Plumbing and Heating, certificates
10326   Change orders--plumbing
327   Subcontracts--plumbing
328   Change orders--heating
329   Subcontracts--heating
330   Stewart Electric Co.
331   Stewart Electric Co., certificates
332   Estimates--electric
333   Change orders--electric
334   Hardware
335   Elevators
336   Waterproofing floors
337   Equipment
338   Extensions of time
339   Daily Reports, part 1
340   Daily Reports, part 2
341   Daily Reports, part 3
342   Test--reinforcing steel and concrete
343   Checklists
344   Misc. correspondence, part 1
345   Misc. correspondence, part 2
Bldg #34 - Stevens Hall
346   Remodel, 1937
347   Electrical and heating alterations, 1944-45
348   Remodeling drawings, 1944
Bldg #35 - Stimson Hall
349   Fan, 1930
350   Stair treads, 1937
351   Sprinkler and fire alarm systems, 1937
Bldg #36 - Troy Hall
352   "Specifications for Refrigeration and Insulation," 1926, revised
353   Computations--original
354   Refrigeration contract, 1933-35, part 1
355   Refrigeration contract, 1933-35, part 2
356   Remodeling, 1937
Bldg #38 - [Counseling/Career Services Building] Old Vet. Building
357   Remodeling, 1940s
358   Remodel, 1945
Bldg #39 - [Waller Hall], New Men's Dorm
359   Howard S. Wright and Co., general contractor
360   Preliminary
361   Misc. correspondence
11362   Structural data
363   "Specifications for the General Construction," 1935
364   "Specifications for Mechanical Equipment," 1935
365   Addenda to general specs.
366   Tests, reinforcing steel and concrete
367   Bouillon Consulting Engineers
368   Bids
369   Electrical
370   Hardware
371   Heating
372   Plumbing
373   Orders for extras
374   Daily Reports
375   Defective tile work
376Bldg #40 - Wilson Hall, computations--rear shed, 1927
Bldg #41 - [Anthropology Lab] [Pine Manor] National Youth Admin. (NYA) Men's Dorm
377   Misc., 1938
378   Requisitions
379   Contractor's insurance
380   Millwork--flooring
381   Electric certificates
382   Electric contract
383   Boiler
384   Plumbing certificates
385   Plumbing and heating
386   Hardware--refrigerator
387   W. C. Kruegel corr.
388   Misc. correspondence
Bldg #43 - Golf Clubhouse
389   Correspondence
390   Daily Reports
391   Changes
392   Bids
393   Estimates
394   Cost estimates and special orders
395   Certificates of payment and invoices
Bldg #44 - [McCoy Hall] Veterinary Clinic
396   Sketches, 1937
397   Letters
398   Monthly estimates
399   Daily Reports,
400   Progress photographs and negatives
401   Incinerator, Morse Boulger Destructor Co., 1937-44
402   Incinerator, War Production Board, 1942-45
403   Incinerator, Wilson Compton, 1945
404   Incinerator, estimates and calculations
405   Incinerator, plans and Correspondence
Bldg #45 - [Wegner Hall] Veterinary Classroom Building
406   Misc. correspondence, part 1
407   Misc. correspondence, part 2
12408   Contractor's statements
409   Daily Reports
410   Progress photographs and negatives
Bldg #44 - [McCoy Hall] and Bldg #45 [Wegner Hall]
411   Construction proposals
412   Misc. correspondence
413   Heating tunnel
414   Furniture, part 1
415   Furniture, part 2
416   Leveling and grading
417   Sewer and drainage systems
Bldg #46 - Engineering Lab Building
418   Contracts
419   Rock excavations
420   Construction photographs
421   Daily Reports
422   Misc. correspondence,
423   Proposed use for light metals, 1943
424Bldg #56 - [Dana Hall], [Institute of Technology Building] Physics Building, Whitehouse and Price, Architects, preliminary corr., 1944-45
Bldg #60 - [Bldg #44-D] [Poultry Disease Lab] Poultry Res. Building
425   Preliminary correspondence, 1944-45
426   Estimates and figures, 1944
Bldg #103 - [B & G Shops] Farm Shops
427   Bidders
428   Meyers and Telander, general contractor
429   W. E. Baird, electrical contractor
430   H. D. Powell, plumbing and heating
431   Daily Reports
432   President Holland corr.
433   Misc. correspondence
434Bldg #104 - [Old Seed House] Seed House, addition, 1938
435Bldg #141-B - Beef Cattle Barn, repair, 1933
Bldg #141-D - Sheep Barn
436   "Specifications for the General Construction," 1926
437   Construction, 1926-27
438Bldg #204 - [Maple Cottage] Student Infirmary, fire escape, 1926
439Bldg #309 - Pump House [near High Tank], construction, 1927
440Bldg #311 - [Butch's Cage] House for Butch, corr., 1937-38
Bldg #812 - Football Stadium
441   P.W.A. [Public Works Administration] state director
442   R. H. Corey, P.W.A., 1936
443   W.P.A. [Works Progress Administration]
444   P.W.A. grant, 1936
445   Record of plans, 1936
446   Preliminary material
447   Preliminary estimates
448   Bids, 1936
449   Addenda, 1936
450   Prospective bidders, 1935-36
451   Howard S. Wright and Co., general contractor
452   Subcontractors
453   Grading
454   Footings
455   Grandstands, Wayne Iron Works
456   Change orders
457   Tests
13458   Materials
459   Lumber grading
460   Daily Reports
461   Miscellaneous
462   Paint failure, 1938
 
Series 2: Unnumbered buildings and other projects on campus
463Oil and Kindling Supply House, School of Mines, 1926
Greenhouses
464   "Specifications for the Construction," 1937
465   Drawings, 1938
466Proposed Pharmacy--Crime Detection Lab. Building, 1943-46
467Poultry House, construction, 1927
468Poultry House/Brooder House, 1945
469Turkey Brooder Houses, 1946
Experimental Turkey Brooder House
470   "Specifications for the Construction," 1937
471   Estimates
472Seed House, 1931-32
473New Barn, 1935
474Sheep Barn [temporary], construction, 1943
475Sheep Barn [temporary], priorities, 1943
476Tunnels, misc.
477Tunnel Veterinary Buildings
478Tunnel, Smith Gym to Women's Athletic Field, 1940
479Corrosion--College Heating System
480Materials Testing Laboratory, tests on residence hall, classroom building, and power plant construction
481Fences
482Residence Halls for Men, "Specifications for the Construction," 1946
483Group Apartments, 1935
484Root Cellar, Forestry Nursery Plot, 1941
485Experimental Aviation Building, C.A.A., construction, 1942
486Priorities, War Production Board, part 1
487Priorities, War Production Board, part 2
488Paving, Final Record Notes, Section No. 1, 1934
489Paving, Final Record Notes, Section No. 2, 1934
490Paving, P.W.A.
491Paving, Pullman Overcrossing, State College Connection, 1938
492Paving, tests
493E. O. Holland, correspondence, 1940-44
494Contractors, 1935-37, available for work
Western Washington Experiment Station, Puyallup
495   Addition to Winter School Building, 1936
496   Reservoir, J. W. Kalkus corr., 1938
497   Administration Building, 1940-42
498   Greenhouse, 1942
 
Series 3: Hoard Case
14499Hoard #1--general file
500Personal File, Stanley A. Smith
501Bursar and President
502Jack Klaasen file
503Misc. correspondence
504Carbons
505Hoard Engineering Company carbons of letters Hoard has written to S. A. Smith, Rounds, Kruegal, etc. or { it sent to Hoard}
506Proposed changes
507Public Works Administration (P.W.A.)
508Notes on testimony
509Attorney General
510Lawrence Hamblen, attorney
511Miscellaneous
512Exhibits, part 1
513Exhibits, part 2
514Exhibits, part 3
 
Series 4: E. O. Holland correspondence regarding Hoard Case
515Hoard Engineering Co. misc. letters not specifically requested
516Bursar W. C. Kruegel
517John W. Maloney
518W. L. Maloney
519Pacific Testing Laboratories
520P.W.A.--E. R. Hoffman, 1936
521P.W.A.--E. R. Hoffman, 1937
522P.W.A.--E. R. Hoffman, 1938
523P.W.A.--E. R. Hoffman, 1939
524Rummens and Griffen
525Stanley A. Smith, 1935
526Stanley A. Smith, 1936, part 1
527Stanley A. Smith, 1936, part 2
528Stanley A. Smith, 1937
529Stanley A. Smith, 1938
530Stanley A. Smith, 1939
531United States Fidelity and Guaranty [USF & G] (McCollister and Campbell, Inc.)
 
Series 5: P.W.A. Docket 1358
16532General correspondence, part 1
533General correspondence, part 2
534General correspondence, part 3
535Extension of time, miscellaneous
536Kruegel--Borrower's Pay Roll Reports
537Affidavit records
538Forty-hour work week
539Grant
540Regulations
541Information
542Policies, provisions, and agreements