Box 9

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Flyer for the American Indian Arts and Crafts Exposition in Muskogee, Oklahoma, 14-15 Oct 1948.

E.B. Maytubby, 1892-1970, Chairman, and William A. Ames, Director.

Written in blue ink on recto, bottom: "Harry J. W. Belvin. Principal Chief. Choctaw Nation. Durant, Okla."

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Title taken from cover.

American Indian Calendar from 1965 listing the date and location of various events.

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Title taken from cover.

American Indian Calendar from 1971 listing the date and location of various events.

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Pamphlet titled "Thirty Years Among the Red Men" regarding W.R. Black, 1871-1929, and his trading post in Watonga, Okla. Article inside titled "The Most Interesting Store in the Southwest." by W.N. Bunker.

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Thank you note from the Society of Friends regarding an exhibit of Native American art. Those thanked are: Cornish School, Mr Frederick Patterson, Director. Jack Miller, Miller-Pollard. Bill Holm. Chester Kingsbury, North Seattle Printing. Goodfellow Lumber Company. Larry Hostvedt. Harold Seligmann. Mrs. Thoman Beddall. Dr. Erna Gunther. Albert and Helen Baily. William H. Matchett.

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Flyer titled "The Arts and Crafts of New Mexico Indians."

Scope and Contents Photocopies of articles from various publications regarding AIM (American Indian Movement). Page 1: "The Indian Uprising of 1972", Orbit Magazine, 17 Dec 1972.Page 2: "Indian Organization Issues Call to Arms", Tulsa Daily World, 10 Feb 1973. "Plight Dramatized. Educator Says Indians' Militancy Has Purpose". "New Chief of Indian Affairs Plans to Follow Path Laid Out by President", The Sunday Oklahoman, 25 Feb 1973.Page 3: "Negotiations at Wounded Knee Spark...

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Handwritten draft by Jesse Slack of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, 1708-1778, regarding the employment of Indians to fight the Americans.

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Flyer for the Council of American Indians, Tulsa, Okla.

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Flyer "Indian Highways Summer Supplement" for Cook Christian Training School's Communicative Arts Building.