Keen Johnson Papers, 1870-1964

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Through correspondence, photographs, diaries and appointment books, speeches, newspaper clippings, and other primary source materials, the public career and personal life of Kentucky's forty-second governor and his family is documented. Of particular interest is a portion of the Correspondence Series in which letters exchanged between husband and wife during Johnson's tour of duty overseas in World War I reflect social life and conditions on the homefront and battlefield. Also of interest are the letters to Eunice Johnson during Johnson's tenure as governor illustrating the role of the first lady in influencing political issues. The extensive Photograph Series includes early twentieth century photograph albums of Mrs. Johnson documenting life in Missouri, photographs from the campaign trail, and many from his extensive travels around Kentucky and the United States as Governor of Kentucky. Also, a large number of photographs taken during Johnson's tenure as an executive in the Reynolds Metals Company document various company plants. The Speech Series, consisting of nearly 1,000 speeches from 1925 to the 1960s, reveals Johnson's charming wit and why he achieved national prominence a speaker. The speeches, along with newspaper clippings and research notes gathered by Dr. Frederic D. Ogden, editor of the Public Papers of Governor Keen Johnson, help to document the turbulent and uncertain times Johnson's governorship faced during World War II.

Biographical Note

Keen Johnson, journalist, politician, business executive, was born at Brandon's Chapel in Lyon County, Kentucky, to Robert and Mattie Holloway Johnson on January 12, 1896. Keen was the only son born to the Johnsons along with two daughters--Catherine (Keturah) and Christine. His father, a circuit riding preacher of the Methodist Church, was his earliest teacher and in following his profession took the family throughout western Kentucky. Johnson received his elementary education in the common schools of the region and in 1914 graduated from Vanderbilt Training School, a boy's preparatory institute at Elkton, Kentucky. In the fall and for the next three years, he pursued academic studies at Central College, Fayette, Missouri. While there he married Eunice Lee Nichols, daughter of Robert Lee and Mary (Avery) Nichols of Higbee, Missouri, on June 23, 1917. Mrs. Johnson, through her father, descended from a Barren County, Kentucky, pioneer who moved to Missouri. Her father, a physician, died when she was nine months old. When America entered World War I, Johnson enrolled in the Reserve Officer's training Camp at Fort Riley, Kansas, May 15, 1917. He was appointed second lieutenant, Infantry, Officers Reserve Corps on August 15, 1917, and assigned to active duty with the 354th Infantry, 89th Division at Camp Funston, Kansas. Promoted to first lieutenant, Infantry, National Army, on March 29, 1918, Johnson embarked for France, June 4, 1918. He spent considerable time receiving instruction in logistical communications at the Army School of the Line and Staff College. After the armistice he remained in Europe with the Allied Expeitionary Force until April, 1919, and was honorably discharged, October 31, 1919. Following his discharge Johnson began his career in journalism. He bought The Mirror, a weekly newspaper at Elizabethtown, and operated it for one year. Then he enrolled at the University of Kentucky completing his A.B. degree in Journalism in 1922. While attending the university, he worked part-time as a reporter for the Lexington Herald, receiving tutelage under two of Kentucky's leading journalists, Desha Breckinridge and Tom R. Underwood. Following gradution he bought an interest in The Anderson News at Lawrenceburg and published and edited the newspaper until he moved to Richmond in 1925, where he purchased half interest in the Richmond Daily Register from Shelton M. Saufley, Sr. He served as editor and co-publisher from 1925 until 1939, and continued to write any of the paper's editorials until the late 1960's. One daughter, Judith, was born to the Johnsons on May 19, 1927, in Richmond. Now Mrs. Richard Jaggers, she is the mother of two sons Robert Babbage, Jr. and Keen Johnson Babbage. Johnson launched his political career in 1932 by being elected secretary of the Democratic State Central and Executive Committee. Through contacts made while serving as secretary, numerous columns he wrote in the Daily Register which were reprinted in other Kentucky Democratic daily and weekly newspapers, and his lively speeches, Johnson's importance and strength in the Democratic party grew. In 1935 he ran for lieutenant governor and defeated J. E. Wise and B. F. Wright, contenders in the Democratic primary. On September 7 he defeated Wise in a runoff election, and in the November general election defeated Repubcan candidate, J.J. Kavanaugh. As Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate in the administration of Governor A. B. "Happy" Chandler, Johnson supported many of Chandler's governmental reorganization plans and became a favorite candidate for the 1939 Democratic gubernatorial ticket. He announced his candidacy for governor on May 17, 1939. A bitterly fought primary campaign against John Y. Brown, Sr., produced a Johnson victory in August 32,000 votes. He opened his gubernatorial campaign on October 7, 1939, in Mt. Sterling. Fate, however, intervened. United States Senator Marvin Mills Logan died on October 3 and on October 9 Governor Chandler resigned. Keen Johnson took the oath as governor and his first official act was to appoint Chandler fill Logan's unexpired Senate term. Johnson was elected for a full term on November 17, defeating Republican King Swope of Lexington by more than 100,000 votes. Inaugurated on December 12, 1939, as Kentucky's forty-second governor, Johnson and his administration strove for modest improvements in the state's social service program, especially increased funding for public health facilities, legislative enactment of the Tennessee Valley Authority Enabling Act, and strong support of President Franklin Roosevelt's wartime domestic policies. Shortages of civilian labor and materials plus Johnson's fiscal conservatism, however, prevented the growth of state capital construction projects. Johnson did erase the state's debt and left a $10 million surplus in the treasury when he left office in December, 1943. On January 1, 1944, Johnson joined the Reynolds Metals Company as a special assistant to President Richard Samuel Reynolds, Sr. advising him on postwar unemloyment problems. In 1945 he became Vice President for Public Relations. Because of his ability to work well with union leaders, President Harry Truman and Senator Alben Barkley prevailed upon him to accept a newly created position undersecretary of labor to secretary, Louis B. Schwellenbach. Johnson took leave of absence from Reynolds in August, 1946 to mid-1947 to work for the government. Due to the illness of Secretary Schwellenbach, Johnson attended severaI presidential cabinet meetings. Returning to Reynolds, he resumed his vice-presidency and in 1950 became a member of the Board of Directors. Johnson maintained an office in Louisville, but spent many days travelling throughout the nation and occasionally overseas promoting the company's aluminum products and organizing Reynolds sales executive meetings. He retired from Reynolds in January, 1961. Johnson was a stalwart in the Democratic party for years, serving as a member of the Democratic National Committee from 1940 to 1948. He engaged in his last political campaign in 1960 when he ran for a seat in the United States Senate. Again he defeated his longtime opponent, John Y. Brown, Sr., in the primary but lost to the Republican incumbent, John Sherman Cooper, in the November general election. Over the years, Johnson served with various professional, fraternal, social, and military organizations. He was president of the Kentucky Press Association and of the Kentucky Social Workers Association. He served as president of the Louisville Advertising Club and the Louisville Safety Council during his active years with Reynolds Metals Company. He was chairman of the Kentucky Disabled Service Men's Board and campaign chairman for the Kentucky Crippled Children's Society. He was a board member of the Kentucky Heart Association, the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Louisville International Center, and the Richmond Methodist Church. Johnson belonged to many clubs and organizations including the Civil War Round Table, National Press Club, Metropolitan Club in Washington, D.C., Public Relations Society of America, Pendennis Club, Keeneland Club, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 40 and 8, Masonic F. and A.M., Rotary, Elks, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Delta Chi, and Scabbard and Blade. The University of Kentucky awarded Johnson an honorary doctor of laws degree in 1940 and later a Centennial Award. He received a Distinguished Service Plaque from Eastern Kentucky University where he served for eight years a member of the Board of Regents. He was president of the University of Kentucky Alumni Association. He served on the Kentucky Council on Higher Education for many years and for two terms on the Kentucky Board of Education. Keen Johnson died February 7, 1970, in Richmond and is interred in the Richmond Cemetery. * Information for this biographical sketch comes primarily from Frederic D. Ogden (ed.) The Public Papers of Governor Keen Johnson (Lexington: The University Press of Kentucky, 1982), pp. 1-3; obituary The Richmond Daily Register, February 9, 1970, p. 1; and assorted newspaper clippings found in Box 23 of the Correspondence Series. IMPORTANT DATES IN THE LIFE OF KEEN JOHNSON: (1896-1970) 1896 Born at Brandon's Chapel in Lyon County, Kentucky. 1914 Graduated from Vanderbilt Training School, a boy's preparatory school, at Elkton, Kentucky. 1917 Attended Central College, Fayette, Missouri. 1917 Enrolled in Reserve Officers' Training Camp at Ft. Riley, Kansas. Married Eunice Lee Nichols of Higbee, Missouri (June 23) 1917 Appointed second lieutenant in the Army (August 15) 1918 Overseas in France (June 4 - April 28, 1919) 1919 Discharged from the Army (October 31) 1919 Purchased and edited weekly newspaper, The Mirror, in Elizabethtown, KY 1920-1922 Attended University of KY and received A.B. degree in journalism 1922-1925 Editor and publisher on the weekly Anderson News in Lawrenceburg, KY 1925 Editor, co-publisher, co-owner of Richmond Daily Register 1927 Daughter, Judith, born in Richmond (May 10) 1932 Elected Secretary of the Democratic State Central and Executive Committee 1935-1939 Elected Lieutenant Governor 1939 Announced candidacy for Governor May 17) 1939 Defeated John Brown, Sr., in Democratic Gubernatorial primary (August 5) 1939 Became Governor when A. B. "Happy" Chandler became U.S. Senator (Oct 9) 1939 Elected Governor of KY over Republican Swope by over 100,000 votes (Nov 17) 1939-1943 Kentucky's 42nd Governor 1944-1946 Joined Reynolds Metals Company as assistant to President Reynolds, Sr. 1946-1947 Appointed by President Truman as Undersecretary in Department of Labor 1947-1961 Vice President for Public Relations and member of the Board of Directors (1950) for Reynolds Metals Company 1960 Defeated John Brown, Sr., in Democratic primary for U.S. Senator Lost in general election to Republican incumbent, John Sherman Cooper 1970 Died in Richmond. Interred in the Richmond Cemetery (Feb. 7)

Administrative Information

Accruals:

1980-017, 05-22-1980

1981-004, 01-22-1981

1981-006, 01-28-1981

2002-024, 06-08-1981

2011-016, 02-04-2011

Acquisition Source: Johnson, Eunice

Acquisition Method: gift

Finding Aid Revision History: Collection reprocessed in 2020-2021 to provide additional description.

Box and Folder Listing

Series 1: Robert Johnson Papers

Box 1

UnitID: 31234013022719

Folder 1: Robert Johnson Farm and Estate, 1870-1918: Property deeds, land surveys, and farm & life insurance receipts of Robert Johnson in Livingston Co near the Cumberland river. Also included are deeds for Mattie Johnson (wife) as well as early deeds and land surveys for his father Richard Johnson.
Folder 2: Robert Johnson Farm and Estate, 1919-1936: Deeds to Robert Johnson for property in Elizabethtown/Hardin Co., receipts of property payment, land tax receipt, tax bills, land surveys, blank notebook from Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company, loan receipt, letters from the Home Insurance Company of the New York about said loans, bank deposit slips from Farmers Bank in Vine Grove, KY. Includes land tax receipts for address in Vine Grove, KY. Book of checks and deposits for the account of Robert and Keen Johnson from the State Bank and Trust Co. in Richmond, KY.
Folder 3: Keen Johnson Farm and Estate, 1937-1947: Letter addressed to Governor Keen Johnson, regarding the payment of a loan from Keen Johnson as Governor, Profit and Loss statement on Capital Stock from 1938, 1939, 1940. Allowance for crops, correspondence of soil-building allowance, 1938 checkbook, insurance receipts, Keen Johnson tax bills, lumber receipt, correspondence Keen Johnson's employee, Briscoe Finch, concerning crop yields and conditions, bond to the Reiss-Dabney Cigar Co., Management of farm and estates during governorship, particularly in Stephensburg. Farm orders from the Cecilian Milling company for Stephensburg farm. Home Insurance Company for fire and tornado policy. Letter about father's bank in Vine Grove, The Farmer's Bank, settlement of R. Johnson's estate, cattle sale bill, poster advertising the auctioning of the Keen Johnson farm near Stephensburg, KY.
Folder 4: Schools Notes and Oversize Papers, Keen Johnson: K. Johnson's progress report cards from Central College (MI), two manuscripts written by Johnson while attending the college (1915 and 1916), K. Johnson report card from the University of Kentucky, class syllabus for Community Journalism, a farewell toast dedicated to K. Johnson, Edited copy of a work titled "Memorial Day" as well as an edited copy of a work titled "The Pantheon de la Guerre."
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, 1896-1930: Miscellaneous clippings reflecting both local and national interest including the retirement of Superintendent Dr. H.K. Pusey from the Central Kentucky Asylum for the Insane, who became a leading physician in Kentucky before his passing in August of 1896, an article from The Woman's Committee of the U.S. Council of National Defense (1918), Kentucky Dry Laws in '29, brief column on Keen Johnson's entrance into the Department of Journalism, and also his education and involvement with WWI. Articles from the National Weekly topics of soldiers and education. Soldier parades. The Johnson's wedding announcement (POSSIBLE SWITCH TO FAMILY PAPERS), Johnson's return from the war, Johnson's work with Lawrenceburg News, Kentucky Press Association Meeting, and further editorial works.

Series 2: Military Service Documents

Box 1

Folder 6: Notes from Staff College and School of the Line/Army School of the Line General Papers: Notes on training tables for troops, handling of weapons and prisoners, several papers describing the organization of troops and for what purposes, descriptions of weapons, writings describing trench life as well as physical and "mental" hygiene, and reconnaissance observations. Loose leaf memo book containing notes and dated entries beginning May 27, '18 going to Jan 12, '19, followed by typed instructions for bayonet usage. Also contains educational documents from the Army School of the Line, A.E.F., France.
Folder 7: Army School of the Line Terrain Exercise, August - September 1918
Folder 8: Army School of the Line Map Problems, August - September 1918
Folder 9: First-Third Courses, Army General Staff College, December 1917 - September 1918: Army General Staff College notes/lectures regarding Intelligence service, military protocol, artillery and weaponry, terrain.

Box 2

UnitID: 31234013022727

Folder 1: Army General Staff College, Fourth Course Map Problems, October 1918-March 1919
Folder 2: Army General Staff College, Fourth Course - Lectures, Conferences, Notes (1), October- December 1918
Folder 3: Army General Staff College - Fourth Course - Lectures, Conferences, Notes (2), August 1917-November 1918
Folder 4: Supplementary Material (1): Artillery and weaponry supplements, field orders and general orders, extract from martial arts lecture, supplement on grenades.
Folder 5: Supplementary Material (2): Provisional staff manual, tables regarding procurement and distribution of supplies and work distribution, reports on operations, field orders, weapon and artillery supplements, infantry training documents, supplement regarding traffic control.

Box 3

UnitID: 31234013022735

Folder 1: Manual of the Chief of Platoon of Infantry, Aug, 1917: Translation of the French Manuel du Chef de Section d'infanterie.
Folder 2: Handbook for Noncommissioned Officers of Infantry by Captain M.B. Stewart, 1916: Outlines the duties of the Noncommissioned Officer, including tips for noncommissioned officers as instructors, guard duty, charge of quarters, outpost duty, etc.
Folder 3: Booklets and Training Manuals (1): Topics include; American expeditionary forces, "Instructions on the Defensive Action of Large Units in Battle," protection against airplanes known as "Lessons Taught by the Attack of March 21."
Folder 4: Booklets and Training Manuals (2): Topics include; Physical Training for soldiers, infantry training, sketching methods, and map instructions.
Folder 5: Military Ephemera, 1917: Includes roster of the 14th Provisional Training Regiment of the Reserve officers Training Camp in Fort Riley, KA. Copy of the French magazine titled "Le Pantheon de la Guerre," and Fort Riley Souvenir booklet.
Folder 6: US Veterans Bureau Correspondence, 1923: Copy of a letter regarding Keen Johnson's payment from the bureau.

Series 3: Correspondence Series

Sub-Series 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence

Box 4

UnitID: 31234013022743

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, November 1914 - December 1914: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols during their early courtship.
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Jan, 2015: Continued correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols during their long distance relationship.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, January 1915 - April 1915: Continued correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Topic of interests includes Nichols's job as a school teacher
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, May 1915 - June 1915: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols, including a telegram from Johnson congratulating the "the sweet June graduate"
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 4 July 1915 - 19 July 1915: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. In this section, Eunice is concerned with Keen's lack of writing and questions his relationship with a Miss Hamilton.
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 22 July 1915 - July 1915: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Mention of Keen's liking of Oklahoma City, despite his desire to return to Eunice.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, August of 1915: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Mention of Tulsa, pedagogy (related to Nichols's teaching profession). Eunice becomes ill and there is mention of more frequent phone calls.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, September 1915 - October 1915: Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Topic of interest: Keen writes to Eunice to wish her a Happy Birthday

Box 5

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, November 1915 - 21 December 1915: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Topic of interest: Keen's schoolwork and school decisions; UnitID: 31234013022750
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 22 December 1915 - 30 December 1915: Cont. Correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Topic of interest: Christmas 1915 and holiday season.
Folder 3: Correspondence from Keen Johnson to Eunice, 1915: Various letters from Keen to Eunice, dating ca.1915.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Jan, 1916: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, January 1916-February 1916: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. Topics of interest: winter storms, Keen's birthday, and Keen's schoolwork
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Mar, 1916: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. In this section there are discussions of phone calls more frequent and of school, as well as Eunice's headaches which have become frequent.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, April 1916 - 20 May 1916: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 22 May 1916 - 31 May 1916: Cont. correspondence between Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols. In this section, Keen mentions a situation in which him and some other men are at risk of suspension for some undescribed situation. Later letter reveals that they were not suspended as they worried they might be.
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 June 1916 - 14 June 1916: Letters from Eunice to Keen, detailing her daily life as well as her frequent headaches and the summer weather.
Folder 10: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 15 June 1916 - 24 June 1916

Box 6

UnitID: 31234013022768

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 25 June 1916 - 9 July 1916
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 10 July 1916 - 20 July 1916: Letters from Eunice to Keen, in which she describes her preparation and visit to Colorado. Eunice worries that her letters are not reaching Keen.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 20 July 1916 - 31 July 1916: The couple commiserates over the long distance. Eunice describes an inspiring lecture she attended at Chautauqua.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 August 1916 - 30 September 1916: In this section of correspondence, Eunice returns home from Colorado and is able to reunite and visit with Keen. Keen writes to discuss their future plans and Eunice's health.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 October 1916 - 29 November 1916: Topics of interest include: Eunice describes issues with her health and her job teaching. Keen and Eunice briefly discuss the results of the presidential election [Woodrow Wilson]. Eunice writes to discuss the practicality of marriage and future plans. [[note: letter in this file dated Oct 19, clearly states that Eunice and keen have been married 11+ months and that Keen is now overseas. Need to move to later folder, TBD]].
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Dec, 1916: Eunice and Keen discuss Christmas plans, as well as continued conversation regarding their future and Eunice's work.
Folder 7: Correspondence from Keen to Eunice, 1916: Miscellaneous letters from Keen to Eunice, dating ca.1916
Folder 8: Correspondence from Eunice to Keen, 1916: Small folder with three incomplete letters from Eunice to Keen, ca.1916
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 Jan 1917-30 Jan 1917: Eunice and her mother fall ill, and the letters after describe her mothers struggles to recover from their illness as well as Eunice's difficulty maintaining the household responsibilities.

Box 7

UnitID: 31234013022776

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, Jan, 1917: Topic of interest: Eunice gets an enticing job offer and discusses it with Keen
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 2 February 1917 - 8 March 1917: Continued conversations regarding the couple's future relationship and decisions on school and life.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 12 March 1917 - 8 April 1917: Topic of interest: Eunice writes to discuss the outlooks on the war (WW1), which she feels sure Keen will have to join. Keen writes about a severe bout of rheumatism from which he seems to be slowly recovering from.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 9 April 1917 - 27 April 1917: Keen continues to recover from his episode of illness
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 May 1917 - 19 May 1917: Keen chooses to join the war, going to Fort Riley for training. Eunice expresses her distress over this decision.
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 20 May 1917 - 1 June 1917: Keen continues to write Eunice from Fort Riley. Includes postcards from Keen sent to Nichols in Higbee MO from Fort Riley, Kansas, and a telegram from Keen describing a short leave of absence to visit Eunice.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 2 June 1917 - 12 June 1917: The couple is engaged and discussing housing arrangements. Johnson is still at the military training center in Kansas and probably around age 21.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 13 June 1917 - 30 June 1917: The couple discusses wedding plans and new living situations and is wed on June 23rd
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 July 1917 - 31 December 1917: Keen details life at Fort Riley while Eunice visits relatives. The couple continues to discuss living arrangements.
Folder 10: Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1917: Various letters from Keen to Eunice, dating ca.1917.
Folder 11: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 January 1918 - 31 May of 1918: Keen is shipped out from Fort Riley, Eunice writes to him in his absence and Keen describes his journey with the company. Contains postcards from various locations from Keen to Eunice.
Folder 12: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 June 1918 - 21 June 1918: Keen writes from Camp Mills in New York, and then from the ship taking him overseas, and finally, from "somewhere in England"

Box 8

UnitID: 31234013022784

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 June 1918 - 9 July 1918: The couple each write about missing each other while Keen is away at war. Keen describes his experiences in England and then in France, giving details on conditions and on life. Eunice responds with details from war time at home.
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 10 July 1918 - 25 July 1918: Keen continues to describe the front of the war. Eunice responds by describing daily life at home, including the economic crisis and problems with drought and failing crops.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 25 July 1918 - 3 August 1918: Keen writes about beginning new training at the Army School of Line, describing classes on maps and warfare techniques. Eunice visits relatives in Colombia, MO and writes to Keen about finding work and finding a solid foundation for their lives together.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 5 August 1918 - 14 August 1918: The couple continues to manage their long distance relationship. Keen writes about camp conditions and his army classes. Eunice writes about her plans for going back to school.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 15 August 1918 - 23 August 1918: Keen writes from France as the couple continues to navigate the overseas distance.
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 August 1918 - 5 September 1918: The couple continues to navigate their relationship through long distance.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 6 September 1918 - 14 September 1918: Both Keen and Eunice write about their experiences with school - Keen continues to describe his experience at the Army School of Line in France, while Eunice begins teaching again.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 15 September 1918 - 23 September 1918: The couple plans for the future. Keen expresses concern about Eunice working for fear of her health declining again. Keen wishes Eunice a happy birthday.
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 September 1918 - 30 September 1918: Keen finishes school with the Army School of Line and places 66th on the roll. He is ordered to the army's Staff College, which he expresses anxiety over.
Folder 10: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 October 1918 - 7 October 1918: Keen is officially sent to Staff College for the Army. The couple continues to navigate long distance.

Box 9

UnitID: 31234013022792

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 8 October 1918 - 15 October 1918: From France, Keen details his struggles with the Staff College for the Army, especially with map problems. He expresses to Eunice that he fears he won't pass. Back in the U.S., Eunice writes concerning the influenza, school closures, and odd jobs, as well as civilian's perceptions of the war.
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 16 October 1918 - 22 October 1918: Keen remains optimistic about the coming end of the war, while Eunice continues to deal with the impacts of the influenza back home.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 23 October 1918 - 31 October 1918: Eunice continues to worry about the influenza situation, especially for Keen. Keen assures her that he has not been sick, regardless of the prominence of the flu, and his letters continue to contain descriptions of the map problems and his daily routines.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 November 1918 - 12 November 1918: Eunice considers finances as the influenza impacts her work. She writes about an announcement of the end of the war [WWI]. Other topics of interest: Election results briefly mentioned, continued descriptions of Keen's daily life, Xmas plans.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 13 November 1918 - 22 November 1918: Although after the end of WWI, Keen remains training at the Staff College in France. Keen is able to share more information with Eunice regarding his location and daily tasks because of changing censorship rules.
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 23 November 1918 - 27 November 1918: The couple remains long distance. With the war being over, Keen describes his trips to the front which he was unable to share previously due to confidentiality.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 28 November 1918 - 5 December 1918: The couples writes to each other on Thanksgiving, 1918. While Keen continues his training in France, Eunice works at the bank until she is to return to school.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 7 December 1918 - 12 December 1918: The couple remains long distance, with Keen continuing his training in France while Eunice works at home. Eunice writes that she is sick, but notes that she does not have symptoms of influenza.
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 13 December 1918 - 21 December 1918: The couple prepares for Christmas despite the distance between them.
Folder 10: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 23 December 1918 - 30 December 1918: The couple celebrates Christmas from a distance, writing to wish each other a happy holiday while also sending gifts.

Box 10

UnitID: 31234013022800

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 January 1919 - 16 January 1919: Mostly contains letters from Keen to Eunice describing a "Staff Ride", a trip taken by Keen and several other military men throughout many towns in France. Keen writes from Langres, Verdun, Stenay, and Chatel-Chehery.
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 17 January 1919 - 23 January 1919: Contains letters from Keen describing a leave taken to Nice, France, and letters from Eunice describing her emotional struggle remaining long distance.
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 January 1919 - 31 January 1919: Contains letters from both Keen and Eunice as they continue to deal with the long distance. Keen's letters note a visit to a Red Cross hospital in France, where he has his tonsils removed (January 29, 1919).
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 February 1919 - 7 February 1919: Letters from Keen as he recovers from his tonsil removal, letters from Eunice as she continues her work at the bank, and a cable from the military alerting Eunice that Keen's tonsil surgery went well.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 8 February 1919 - 15 February 1919: Keen writes from Base Hospital 93 in Cannes, France. Eunice continues to send letters to 714, although Keen is not there to receive them, while waiting on a new address and reassignment for Keen.
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 16 February 1919 - 2 March 1919: Keen writes from Base Hospital 99 in Hyeres, France, where he has come down with La Grippe [the flu]. In combination with his rheumatism, the doctors have told Keen that his heart has been affected. Keen mentions that he hopes to be able to come home to the states due to this.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 March 1919 - 7 March 1919: Contains letters from Keen to Eunice, describing his continued hospital stay (Base Hospital 99), and his hopes to return home soon on medical orders with a "Casual Company".
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 9 March 1919 - 16 March 1919: Keen writes to tell Eunice that he has returned to Langres, France, to collect his things before moving to St.Aignan, France, to be evaluated to possibly be sent home.
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 17 March 1919 - 25 March 1919: Letters from Keen to Eunice as he continues to wait for clearance to return to the United States. Letters from St.Aignan and Bordeaux, France.
Folder 10: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 26 March 1919 - 10 April 1919: Keen writes from Bordeaux, continuing to wait for transport orders which will send him back to the United States.

Box 11

UnitID: 31234013022818

Folder 1: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 11 April 1919 - 29 April 1919: Letters from Keen detailing his travels from France back to the United States
Folder 2: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 1 May 1919 - 17 December 1919: Contains two Western Union Telegrams to Eunice describing Keen's arrival home and to meet in Louisville, KY. Other letters from later in the year from Keen to Eunice while she is away visiting family in Moberly, MO
Folder 3: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 10 March 1920 - 24 March 1920: Contains letters from Keen, who at the time is working from Elizabethtown, KY, at a newspaper, while Eunice continues to stay with family to take care of her Grandmother, who is not well.
Folder 4: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 24 March 1920 - 2 April 1920: Keen continues to write from Elizabethtown where he works on the newspaper while Eunice continues to write where she is staying with family. Topics of interest: a massive storm in Moberly causes destruction in Eunice's letters, and Eunice's grandmother passes away according to letters here.
Folder 5: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 3 April 1920 - 28 December 1920: Contains letters from Keen to Eunice as Eunice attends the funeral of her grandmother and deals with sickness before returning to Elizabethtown
Folder 6: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 29 December 1921 - 27 August 1922: Contains various letters from Keen and Eunice as they travel for family or for business and are therefore not together. Includes a postcard from University of Missouri, and a few worn letters from Eunice which could not be read.
Folder 7: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 26 August 1922 - 2 September 1922: Continued letters from various travels; Eunice's letters appear water damaged and unreadable.
Folder 8: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 4 September 1922 - 20 May 1923: Various letters from travel and business. Many topics to deal with finances and looking for living accommodations.
Folder 9: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 20 May 1923 - 13 June 1923: Contains letters from Keen to Eunice, updating her on social, financial, and business matters as she travels to various locations.
Folder 10: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 14 June 1923 - 29 September 1923: Various letters from Keen to Eunice, updating her on social, financial, and business matters as she travels various locations.
Folder 11: Eunice & Keen Johnson Correspondence, 25 May 1924 - 25 October 1924: Letters from Keen regarding social, financial, and business matters, as well as investigation in Eunice's health.

Sub-Series 2: Governor's Correspondence

Box 12

UnitID: 31234013022826

Folder 1: KY Press, 1926 - May 1934: Papers Relating to the Kentucky Press, a syllabus for Community Journalism at the University of Kentucky, and a Constitution for the National Editorial Association
Folder 2: Commercial Interests, 1936 - 1938: Information from a silversmith working with Eunice, lawyer correspondence, and papers in reference to other commercial interests.
Folder 3: Postcards, 1936-1938: Postcards from Family and Friends
Folder 4: Events/Invitations, 1937 - 1938: Events and Invitations; Eastern Dean's Dinner, Commencement Exercises, Jefferson Day Banquet, Madison County Bi-Centennial from the KY Historical Society. Includes club information such as the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, University of Kentucky Alumni.
Folder 5: Government and Professional Papers, 1 May 1936- 31 December 1938: State paper work including a list of Madison County Employees, an analysis of Kentucky's income tax, auditor and public account correspondence, state correspondence, and the 1938 Kentucky Traffic Accident Summary.
Folder 6: Family/Friend Letters, 1936-1938: Family and friend letters. Letters written to and from Eunice Johnson and Judy Johnson. Includes Mrs. Johnson's Beta Sigma Phi pledge book.
Folder 7: State Democratic Campaign, 1935-1938: Papers about the State Democratic Campaign and Keen Johnson's possible advancement. Includes an endorsement from the office of Four Transportation Brotherhoods and several Kentuckians. Also included is an election map of KY (1935).
Folder 8: Joint Code Authority, 26 February 1934 - 14 August 1934: Papers from the Joint Code Authority dealing with the statement of Cash Receipts and Disbursements from Feb. 26, 1934 to July 31, 1934.
Folder 9: Correspondence Series: Events/Invitations 2, 1936-1942: Invitations and Events Continued: Commencement Ceremonies, Calling Cards, UK's Alumni Banquet, musical recitals and charity balls, Derby Day tickets, government building dedications, etc.

Box 13

UnitID: 31234013022834

Folder 1: Congratulatory Letters, 1 August 1939 - 8 August 1939: Keen Johnson becomes the Democratic nominee for Lt. Governor. Congratulatory letters from Kentuckians, with occasional brief responses from Keen attached.
Folder 2: Congratulatory Letters, 11 August 1939 - 19 August 1939: Congratulatory letters continued.
Folder 3: Congrats and Thanks, 8 August 1939 - 10 August 1939: Keen Johnson thanking those who supported his primary campaign
Folder 4: Congrats and Thanks, 21 August 1939 - 28 August 1939: Continued Congratulatory Letters and thank you letters from Keen Johnson, includes a copy of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Newsletter which also congratulations Johnson
Folder 5: Congrats and Thanks, 26 August 1939 - 28 August 1939: Continued Congratulatory Letters and thank you letters from Keen Johnson
Folder 6: Congrats and Thanks, 21 August 1939 - 29 August 1939: Continued Congratulatory Letters and thank you letters from Keen Johnson
Folder 7: Congrats and Thanks, 1 September 1939 - 26 December 1939: Continued Congratulatory Letters and thank you letters from Keen Johnson, including invites to celebratory dinners and letters of praise/recommendation
Folder 8: Campaign Papers, 18 February 1939 - 4 November 1939: Procedure for the State Democratic Campaign, continued campaign efforts and correspondence about the campaign.
Folder 9: Postcards, Aug, 1939: Postcards from Family and Friends along with Invitations including the Kentucky Colonels Annual Dinner, Charity Balls, recitals. Many of the postcards are also congratulatory.
Folder 10: Correspondence to Eunice/Family Affairs, January 1939 - June 1939: Letters to Eunice and Family Papers. Includes letters congratulating Eunice on her husband's success and also letters from the Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College on Judy Johnson's grades and child development.
Folder 11: Miscellaneous, January 1939 - July 1939: Various miscellaneous correspondence regarding finances, law, and various memos from 1939.

Box 14

UnitID: 31234013022842

Folder 1: Postcards and Invitations, 18 January 1940 - 5 October 1941: Postcards from Family and friends along with invitations to the Order of Kentucky Colonels, The New York World's Fair, and the Kentucky Press Dinner.
Folder 2: Invitations, 11 January 1940 - 20 September 1941: Invitations continued including receptions at the White House, Christmas cards from other U.S. governors, calling cards, church, and Keeneland events.
Folder 3: Invitations, 28 February 1940 - 24 October 1941: Invitations continued including birth announcements, the Grande Promenade, Commencement Ceremony of the Kentucky Military Institute, and Commencement Ceremony for the University of Louisville School of Medicine.
Folder 4: White Sulfur Springs Correspondence, 23 March 1940 - 27 February 1942: Correspondence and brochures from White Sulphur Springs.
Folder 5: Eunice Correspondence, 21 January 1940 - 29 October 1941: Family Papers, includes holiday cards and correspondence between Keen and Eunice Johnson. Also included are letters from Eunice's mother written to Judy Johnson.
Folder 6: Eunice Correspondence, 11 March 1940 - 29 October 1941: Eunice Papers (Scanned) Involving Temple Stevens, Eunice is entertaining quite a bit and getting much more of an influx of mail. Is becoming a public figure.
Folder 7: Women Clubs & Organizations, 1 February 1940 - 25 May 1941: Women's Clubs and Organizations. Including pamphlets and correspondence from the Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs, the Women's National press Club, and the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Box 15

UnitID: 31234013022859

Folder 1: Keen as Governor, March 1940 - September 1940: Miscellaneous papers, including two biographical publications on Keen Johnson, a congratulatory cable for Keen and Eunice's anniversary, a letter to Keen regarding schools in Kentucky, and a certificate noting that Keen was broadcast on television September 12, 1940.
Folder 2: State Papers, 26 March 1940 - 27 October 1941: Topics of correspondence: Correspondence about tobacco production with the Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Corporation, correspondence regarding labor, unemployment, and unions, and tax reports and estimates.
Folder 3: State Papers, 8 January 1941 - 3 July 1941: Contains visitors guide to West Point in spring 1941, audit report on the Department of Revenue, a list of state officials, a list of newspaper publications, and the Governor's investigation into the State Purchasing Division
Folder 4: Court papers/Testimonies, 16 September 1941 - 30 September 1941: Contains various transcripts of testimonies in the investigation of the State Purchasing Division.
Folder 5: Court papers/Testimonies, 24 September 1941 - 23 October 1941: Continued transcripts of testimonies in the investigation of the State Purchasing Division.

Box 16

UnitID: 31234013022867

Folder 1: Postcards and Invitations, 11 January 1942 - 7 December 1943: Various postcards from family and friends, a Christmas card list from 1942, and several invitations to various events
Folder 2: Events/Invitations, 28 May 1942 - 26 November 1942: Invitations including Governor's Day, Church events, graduations, and reunions.
Folder 3: White Sulfur Springs Correspondence, 15 December 1941 - 11 December 1943: Continued correspondence between Johnson family and L. R. Johnston of White Sulfur Springs; later correspondence here indicates the closure of the resort due to the war.
Folder 4: State Papers, 3 November 1941 - 1 January 1942: Includes information on Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) developments, KY State Highway Patrol report, "New Lands & Building" Expenditure Analysis report, and House Roll Call for January of 1942.
Folder 5: State/Court Papers, 7 February 1942 - 6 December 1943: Papers on House Bill no. 146, continued reports on the investigation into the State Purchasing Division, reports on financial conditions, a statement read to the Kentucky State Medical Association, and several house roll call sheets.
Folder 6: Johnson Family Correspondence, 17 November 1941 - 13 December 1943: Correspondence between Keen, Eunice, and their daughter Judy, updating each other on their well-being and general activities.
Folder 7: Ward-Belmont Correspondence, 1 March 1943 - 14 December 1943: Correspondence to Eunice regarding Judy's enrollment and progress at Ward-Belmont in Tennessee.
Folder 8: Events and Holidays, 1942-1943: Includes documents and programs from various events, as well as collection of Easter and Christmas greeting cards for 42/43.

Box 17

UnitID: 31234013022875

Folder 1: Governor's Papers, 4 November 1941 - 29 December 1943: Mostly correspondence to Keen thanking and congratulating him at the end of his service as Governor of KY.
Folder 2: WWII Documents, 6 August 1942 - 30 June 1943: Includes letters to Keen as governor from soldiers, documents urging the conservation of resources, ration booklets, and programs from celebration days such as Governor's Day.
Folder 3: Eunice Correspondence, 4 November 1941 - 11 September 1943: Includes personal letters from family and friends, as well as commercial concerns such as dishes, silver, jewelry, and magazines - as Eunice continues to be a popular hostess as Keen's wife.
Folder 4: Eunice Correspondence, 14 September 1942 - 22 April 1943: Includes letters to Eunice from various friends and family, in addition to a few letters in reference to purchases made by Eunice.
Folder 5: Eunice Correspondence, 23 April 1943 - 27 December 1943: Includes personal letters from family and friends

Box 18

UnitID: 31234013022883

Folder 1: Farewells and Thanks, Dec, 1943: As his time as Governor comes to an end, Keen responds to the many well wishes received at the end of his term, thanking them for their kindness and support.
Folder 2: Farewells and Thanks, Dec, 1943: Continued replies to well wishes and farewells from office.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, 1 January 1944-7 January 1944: Correspondence between Keen, Eunice, and their daughter Judy, updating each other on their well-being and general activities.
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 9 January 1944 - 2 February 1944: Correspondence between Keen, Eunice, and their daughter Judy, updating each other on their well-being and general activities.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 4 February 1944 - 10 March 1944: Correspondence between Keen, Eunice, and their daughter Judy, updating each other on their well-being and general activities.
Folder 6: Family Correspondence, 29 February 1944 - 14 April 1944: Correspondence between Keen, Eunice, and their daughter Judy, updating each other on their well-being and general activities.
Folder 7: Events/Invitations, 21 January 1944 - 3 December 1944: Includes invitations and booklets from Jackson Day Dinner, Democratic National Convention, and the Ward-Belmont Commencement Day. Also includes delegate ribbon from the Democratic State Convention and church bulletins from the First Christian Church in Richmond, KY.
Folder 8: Programs, March 1940 - 22 June 1943: Includes programs and publications from things such as the Record of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, The Garden Club of Kentucky, Honorable Kentucky Colonels, Danville Observance, and The Wigwam.

Sub-Series 3: Family and Personal Correspondence

Box 19

UnitID: 31234013022891

Folder 1: Eunice Correspondence, 30 December 1943 - 16 December 1944: Various pieces of correspondence, often related to Eunice acting as hostess and entertainer, or thanking her for gifts.
Folder 2: Family Correspondence, 15 April 1944 - 25 May 1944: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, 31 May 1944 - 1 September 1944: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy. Also includes correspondence from Ward-Belmont in regards to the start of a new school year.
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 1 September 1944 - 18 September 1944: Mostly contains correspondence from Keen to Eunice and Judy while he is away working in VA.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 19 September 1944 - 30 September 1944: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy. Includes a newspaper clipping about Judy having a teacher at the University of Kentucky who also taught Keen.
Folder 6: Family Correspondence, 1 October 1944 - 31 October 1944: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 7: Family Correspondence, 1 November 1944 - 30 December 1944: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.

Box 20

UnitID: 31234013022909

Folder 1: Eunice Correspondence, 10 January 1945 - 29 June 1945: Correspondence to Eunice from family and friends. Includes insurance letters and other letters regarding purchases.
Folder 2: Family Correspondence, 1 January 1945 - 15 January 1945: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, 16 January 1945 - 26 February 1945: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 26 February 1945 - 30 April 1945: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy .
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 1 May 1945 - 29 June 1945: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 6: Events/Invitations, 1 January 1945 - 20 February 1945: Events and Invitation. Includes marriages, graduation, and church booklets. Also includes booklets from Presidential Inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Box 21

UnitID: 31234013022917

Folder 1: Family Correspondence, 25 July 1945 - 29 September 1945: Correspondence from Keen to Eunice and Judy while he is away working in VA. Includes some correspondence to Eunice from friends and family.
Folder 2: Family Correspondence, 1 October 1945 - 22 December 1945: Continued correspondence from Keen to Eunice and Judy while he is away working. Includes some correspondence to Eunice from friends and family.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, ca. 1946: Miscellaneous correspondence from Keen, Eunice, and Judy from ca.1946
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 1 January 1946 - 30 January 1946: Correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 7 February 1946 - 30 March 1946: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 6: Family Correspondence, 1 April 1946 - 31 May 1946: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.

Box 22

UnitID: 31234013022925

Folder 1: Family Correspondence, 1 June 1946 - 30 August 1946: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 2: Family Correspondence, 3 September 1946 - 30 October 1946: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, 5 November 1946 - 23 December 1946: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 3 January 1947 - 18 February 1947: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy. Includes an engagement form for Judy as she is engaged to Robert Babbage.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 3 March 1947 -18 December 1947: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy. Includes postcards and cards from family and friends.
Folder 6: Events/Invitations, December 1946 - April 1947: Includes invitations and programs, including those for events such as the National Press Club Dinner, the Women's Democratic Club Dinner, Jefferson Day Dinner, Derby Day, as well as a variety of dinner, cocktails, weddings, and Christmas gatherings.

Box 23

UnitID: 31234013022933

Folder 1: Family Correspondence, 1 June 1947 - 10 May 1948: Correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Keen works and Judy is away at school.
Folder 2: Engagement and Wedding Correspondence, 6 February 1948 - 22 June 1948: Includes responses to the engagement and wedding of Judy, including congratulations and several letters declining attendance.
Folder 3: Family Correspondence, 3 June 1948 - 30 August 1948: Continued correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy.
Folder 4: Family Correspondence, 1 September 1948 - 14 September 1948: Correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy, with Judy being recently married.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, 15 September 1948 - 30 September 1948: Correspondence between Eunice, Keen, and Judy as Judy adjusts to her newly married life. Also includes a letter from Bob [Judy's husband] to Eunice, thankful for Keen and Eunice's generosity.
Folder 6: Family Correspondence, 1 October 1948 - 25 December 1948: Continued correspondence between Judy and Eunice, as Judy describes her adjustment to married life and their everyday activities.
Folder 7: Events/Invitations, 19 February 1948 - 9 December 1948: Includes invitations and programs, but is mostly comprised of responses to the invitation of Judy's wedding.

Box 24

UnitID: 31234013022941

Folder 1: Reynolds Metal Correspondence, 28 December 1943 - 29 June 1954: Includes work correspondence from Keen's time working with the Reynolds Metal Company. Topics include pay, benefits, report making, and shareholder meetings.
Folder 2: Reynolds Metal Correspondence, 4 January 1955 - 30 November 1955: Includes work correspondence from Keen's time working with the Reynolds Metal Company. Topics include pay, benefits, report making, and shareholder meetings.
Folder 3: Reynolds Metal Correspondence, 30 January 1956 - 12 December 1956: Includes work correspondence from Keen's time working with the Reynolds Metal Company. Topics include pay, benefits, report making, and shareholder meetings.
Folder 4: Reynolds Metal Correspondence, 3 January 1957 - 15 February 1960: Includes work correspondence from Keen's time working with the Reynolds Metal Company.. Topics include pay, benefits, report making, and shareholder meetings.
Folder 5: Family Correspondence, ca.1949 - 2 December 1955: Mostly includes letters from Eunice's sister, Frata, but also includes letters from Keen's sister, Catherine, as well as some letters from Judy.
Folder 6: Events/Invitations, 6 July 1945 - ca.1950: Includes booklets and invitations. Examples include: Dedication of the Great Smokey Mountain National Park, Pendennis Club, Women's Democratic Club, Metropolitan Club, and Daughters of the American Revolution. Also included are general dinner invites, wedding invites, and invites to celebratory events.
Folder 7: Events/Invitations, December 1948 - November 1956: Includes invitations and booklets. Includes Presidential Inauguration, Alumni Days, dinners, weddings, club meetings, and church meetings.

Box 25

UnitID: 31234013022958

Folder 1: Eunice Correspondence, 11 March 1949 - 19 July 1951: Includes correspondence to Eunice from friends, lawyers, and a hotel in Massachusetts.
Folder 2: Richmond Women's Club, ca. January 1953: Includes construction outlines and details, as well as itemized bill for the construction of the Richmond Women's Club room. Also contains a committee list for the club.
Folder 3: Senate Papers, ca. 1959 - February 1960: Includes letters to various Democrats in KY announcing Keen's intent to run for Senate, with confidence of beating Cooper. Also includes letters to family and friends as campaign begins.
Folder 4: Senate Papers, 2 February 1960 - 29 February 1960: Includes letters to various Democrats in KY announcing Keen's intent to run for Senate, with confidence of beating Cooper. Also includes letters to family and friends as campaign begins.
Folder 5: Senate Papers, 1 March 1960 - 18 March 1960: Includes letters to various Democrats in KY announcing Keen's intent to run for Senate, with confidence of beating Cooper. Also includes letters to family and friends as campaign begins.
Folder 6: Events/Invitations, January 1957 - January 1960: Includes confirmation of reservations for Derby Day, Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Young Democrats meeting, and personal lunches.
Folder 7: Keen Personal Corresondence, 12 January 1945 - 22 December 1953: Keen's personal papers. Includes personal correspondence with friends, professional inquiries, some letters from medical professionals regarding his heart, and editorial drafts.
Folder 8: Keen Personal Corresondence, 20 January 1954 - 2 December 1954: Keen's personal papers. Includes personal correspondence with friends, professional inquiries, invitations to dinner or visit.
Folder 9: Keen Personal Corresondence, 19 January 1955 - 19 December 1956: Keen's personal papers. Includes personal correspondence with friends over a variety of topics, also includes some responses to professional inquiries.

Box 26

UnitID: 31234013022966

Folder 1: Keen Personal Corresondence, 10 January 1957 - 18 June 1957: Includes personal correspondence between Keen and many friends and family. Also includes political discussion, receipts for membership dues for various clubs, confirmation of reservations, and donations made to charitable organizations.
Folder 2: Keen Personal Corresondence, 10 September 1957 - 12 February 1959: Includes personal correspondence between Keen and many friends and family. Also includes political discussion, receipts for membership dues for various clubs, confirmation of reservations, and donations made to charitable organizations.
Folder 3: Keen Personal Corresondence, 23 February 1959 - 23 July 1959: Includes personal correspondence, as well as political correspondence in increasing amounts as Keen pushes for the Combs-Wyatt Governor campaign "team". Continues to include receipts of charitable donations, purchases, and club dues.
Folder 4: Keen Personal Corresondence, 13 August 1959 - 23 December 1959: Includes personal correspondence and an increased amount of political correspondence as Keen continues to support Combs-Wyatt on the ballot, pushing for increased voting and the gathering of representative committees in their support. Includes two copies of The Kentucky Report, which further details Keen's political involvement.
Folder 5: Keen Personal Corresondence, 6 January 1960 - 18 March 1960: Includes personal correspondence between Keen and many friends and family. Includes topics such as the senate race, but also visits with friends, moving with the Reynolds company, and dinners.
Folder 6: Keen Personal Corresondence, 19 March 1960 - 31 March 1960: Mostly includes political correspondence as Keen begins his senate campaign.
Folder 7: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 April 1960 - 14 April 1960: Mostly includes political correspondence, especially those confirming their vote for Keen in the senate race.
Folder 8: Keen Personal Corresondence, 15 April 1960 - 21 April 1960: Includes responses to letters and other writings as Keen continues to gather support for his senate run.
Folder 9: Keen Personal Corresondence, 22 April 1960 - 30 April 1960: Includes responses to letters and other writings as Keen continues to gather support for his senate run.
Folder 10: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 May 1960 - 15 May 1960: Includes responses to letters and other writings as Keen continues to gather support for his senate run.

Box 27

UnitID: 31234013022974

Folder 1: Keen Personal Corresondence, 17 May 1960 - 31 May 1960: Contains many letters of congratulations after Keen won the Democratic Primary in his Senate race. Additionally, many 'Get Well Soon' wishes, as Keen was briefly hospitalized at the time.
Folder 2: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 June 1960 - 20 June 1960: Continued congratulations and well wishes for a speedy health recovery
Folder 3: Keen Personal Corresondence, 22 June 1960 - 24 June 1960: Keen begins to respond to the congratulations and well wishes he received while hospitalized.
Folder 4: Keen Personal Corresondence, 25 June 1960 - 30 June 1960: Keen continues to respond to the congratulations and well wishes he received while also continuing his campaign for the fall election.
Folder 5: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 July 1960 - 14 July 1960: Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.
Folder 6: Keen Personal Corresondence, 15 July 1960 - 31 July 1960: Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.
Folder 7: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 August 1960 - 11 August 1960: Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.
Folder 8: Keen Personal Corresondence, 15 August 1960 - 23 August 1960: Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him.
Folder 9: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 September 1960 - 31 October 1960: Keen writes to various Kentuckians to attempt to gather support for his senate run. Includes letters where he plans speeches, responds to well wishes, and letters where individuals write to tell him that they will vote for him. Also includes a statement by Keen in which he expresses his standpoint on the Civil Rights Movement.
Folder 10: Keen Personal Corresondence, 1 November 1960 - 21 November 1960: After losing the Senate race, Keen writes to thank those who supported him throughout his run. Additionally, he puts in his notice for retirement with the Reynolds Metal Company, effective Jan 1, 1961.
Folder 11: Keen Personal Corresondence, 22 November 1960 - 21 December 1960: Keen continues to thank those who helped in his senate race and thank those who supported him with their vote.

Box 28

UnitID: 31234013022982

Folder 1: Keen Personal Corresondence, 3 January 1961 - 18 January 1961: General correspondence between Keen and friends or acquaintances. Part of this folder contains responses from Keen to those who wrote him for his birthday.
Folder 2: Keen Personal Corresondence, 23 January 1961 - 26 June 1962: General correspondence between Keen and friends or acquaintances. Includes letters regarding the production of editorials, as well as some responses to those editorials.
Folder 3: Keen Personal Corresondence, 12 July 1962 - 26 December 1962: Contains more general correspondence, notes about editorials, and involvement with Bert T. Combs as governOR
Folder 4: Keen Personal Corresondence, 10 January 1963 - 28 June 1963: Contains more general correspondence and notes about editorials.
Folder 5: Keen Personal Corresondence, 13 August 1963 - 10 December 1963: Contains more general correspondence and notes about editorials.
Folder 6: Keen Personal Corresondence, 28 May 1964 - 14 December 1964: Contains more general correspondence and notes about editorials. Also contains invitations to various banquets and dinners. Note that Keen is awarded the Distinguished Alumni Centennial Award by the University of KY.
Folder 7: Keen Personal Corresondence, 7 January 1965 - 13 December 1965: Contains general correspondence and more information about the Distinguished Alumni Centennial Award. Later letters in the folder deal with the death of Eunice's mother, with many cards of sympathy.
Folder 8: Keen Personal Corresondence, 18 January 1966 - 8 December 1966: General correspondence and many letters regarding the production of editorials by Keen.
Folder 9: Keen Personal Corresondence, 7 January 1967 - 21 October 1969: General correspondence and many letters regarding the production of editorials by Keen.
Folder 10: Keen Personal Corresondence, N.D.: Includes cards, invitations, letters, bank statements, and notes that were undated pieces of the correspondence series.
Folder 11: Keen Personal Corresondence, N.D.: Includes cards, invitations, letters, bank statements, and notes that were undated pieces of the correspondence series.
Folder 12: Civil War Centennial Committee, 1962: Contains documents, speech outline, and event outlines of the Civil War Centennial Committee, which Keen served on.

Box 29

UnitID: 31234013022990

Folder 1: Mixed Correspondence to Eunice, 1912 -1925: Mixed early correspondence to Eunice from friends and family.
Folder 2: Mixed Correspondence to Keen, 1913 - 1917: Mixed early correspondence to Keen from friends and family, as well as Eunice's family.
Folder 3: Mixed Correspondence to Keen, 1918 - 1925: Continued mixed correspondence to Keen from friends and family.
Folder 4: Mixed Correspondence to Johnson Family, 1911 - 1915: Mixed correspondence to Mr. & Mrs. Johnson, Keen's parents
Folder 5: School Notes, ca. 1915: Eunice's school notes. Includes a composition book with various notes as well.
Folder 6: Fayette High School 'Climax', 1912
Folder 7: Howard Payne College Publications, 1913-1914: Includes 'Diary of the Dites' and 'The Ditedom', Howard Payne College publications
Folder 8: Ephemera, N.D.: Includes various programs, envelopes, and cards from schools.
Folder 9: Eunice Nichols Scrapbook, N.D.

Box 30

UnitID: 31234013023006

Folder 1: Keen Johnson Scrapbook (f1 0f 2), 1957-1958

Correspondence, publications, ephemera relating to Keen Johnson's activities.

Folder 2: Keen Johnson Scrapbook (f2 0f 2), 1957-1959

Correspondence, publications, ephemera relating to Keen Johnson's activities.

Folder 3: Keen Johnson Scrapbook (f1 0f 2), 1959-1960

Correspondence, publications, ephemera relating to Keen Johnson's activities.

Folder 4: Keen Johnson Scrapbook (f2 0f 2), 1959-1960

Correspondence, publications, ephemera relating to Keen Johnson's activities.

Folder 5: Keen Johnson Photographs and Cartoons

Item 1: Photograph of a Painting of Keen Johnson
Item 2: Charcoal Sketch of Keen Johnson
Item 3: Reynolds Metals Profile of Keen Johnson
Item 4: Keen Johnson with John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson

Series 4: Diary and Appointment Book Series

Box 31

UnitID: 31234013023014

Folder 1: Keen Appointment Books, 1936 - 1939: Contains three of Keen's appointment books from 1936, 1937, and 1939.
Folder 2: Keen Appointment Books, 1953 - 1955: Contains three of Keen's appointment books from 1953, 1954, and 1955.
Folder 3: Keen Appointment Books, 1956 - 1958: Contains three of Keen's appointment books from 1956, 1957, and 1958.
Folder 4: Keen Appointment Books, 1959 - 1961: Contains three of Keen's appointment books from 1959, 1960, and 1961.
Folder 5: Keen Appointment Books, 1962 - 1965: Contains three of Keen's appointment books from 1962, 1963, and 1965.

Box 32

UnitID: 31234013023022

Folder 1: Eunice Appointment Books, 1925 - 1934: Contains 2 diaries (1925-1926, 1930), two appointment books (1931, 1932), and an address + telephone number book (1934) belonging to Eunice.
Folder 2: Eunice Appointment Books, 1933 - 1937: Contains one five-year diary belonging to Eunice, filled from 1933 to 1937.
Folder 3: Eunice Appointment Books, 1938 - 1939: Contains an appointment book (1938) and two daily reminder books (1938, 1939) belonging to Eunice.
Folder 4: Eunice Appointment Books, 1938 - 1940: Contains two address books (1938, 1939) and an appointment book (1940) which belonged to Eunice.
Folder 5: Eunice Appointment Books, 1941 - 1943: Contains three appointment books belonging to Eunice, dated 1941, 1942, and 1943.
Folder 6: Eunice Appointment Books, 1944 - 1946: Contains three appointment books belonging to Eunice, dated 1944, 1945, and 1946.
Folder 7: Eunice Appointment Books, 1947 - 1949: Contains three appointment books belonging to Eunice, dated 1947, 1948, and 1949 and an address book dated 1947.

Series 5: Executive Order and Proclamation Series

Box 33

UnitID: 31234013023030

Folder 1: Executive Order and Proclamation, 9 October 1939 - 14 December 1939: Includes executive orders and proclamations on the following topics: Keen's appointment as Governor following A.B. Chandler, funding for Murray State Teachers College and for the Division of Vocational Education, proclamation of "Navy Day", and various governmental appointments.
Folder 2: Executive Order and Proclamation, 3 January 1940 - 16 December 1940: Includes executive orders and proclamations on the following topics: allocation of funds for education and military groups, the proclamation of many holidays such as "Mule Day", "Poppy Day" and "Army Day", the order for the national guard to move to Harlan Country to protect citizens, and the Selective Training and Service Act.
Folder 3: Executive Order and Proclamation, 27 January 1941 - 17 December 1941: Includes executive orders and proclamations on the following topics: declarations of holidays, organization of the "Home Guard", transfer and allocation of funds for various purposes, highway and traffic control adjustments, and survey of lands in KY.
Folder 4: Executive Order and Proclamation, 1 January 1942 - 19 December 1942: Includes executive orders and proclamations on the following topics: Declaration of Kentucky's Sesquicentennial Year, the promotion of the use of Victory Gardens, food waste reduction, maintenance of speed limits in KY, various holiday proclamations, and allocation of funds.
Folder 5: Executive Order and Proclamation, 3 January 1943 - 3 December 1943: Includes executive orders and proclamations on the following topics: allocation of funds, declaration of supportive holidays, the Kingsport Press, payroll notices, scrap metal collection, and motor transportation.

Series 6: Financial Series

Box 34

UnitID: 31234013023048

Folder 1: Tickets and Ration Books, ca. 1940 - ca. 1945: Contains various ticket stubs from events and shows, Keen's passport, membership booklets, and ration booklets.
Folder 2: Income Tax Papers, 1952-1955: Contains income tax paperwork for Keen and Eunice from 1952 and 1955.
Folder 3: Bonds, 1958: Contains identifying paperwork for bonds owned by Keen in 1958
Folder 4: Canceled Checks, 1947: Cancelled checks from 1947.
Folder 5: Check Books, 1939 - 1943: Contains checkbooks from 1939 - 1943
Folder 6: Canceled Checks, 1960: Cancelled checks from 1960.
Folder 7: Bank book, 1945 - 1965: Contains bank book from Madison-Southern National Bank & Trust Co. for Keen from 1945 - 1965.
Folder 8: Ledger, 1940 - 1945: Contains ledger book filled from 1940 - 1945.
Folder 9: Richmond Register, 1937 - 1968: Contains tax filings for the Richmond Register 1937-1968.

Series 7: Newspaper Clipping Series

Box 35

UnitID: 31234013023055

Folder 1: Newspaper Clippings, 24 June 1935 - 6 November 1935: Mostly following the lead-up to the Governor's race and primaries, following all candidates. Keen serves as Lt. Governor under Chandler.
Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, 25 January 1936 - 23 December 1936: Contains articles regarding Keen's service as Lt. Governor, as well as various awards and honors given to him.
Folder 3: Newspaper Clippings, 1937: Following Keen as Lt. Gov. and Chandler as Governor, including honors and awards, as well as speeches and activities.
Folder 4: Newspaper Clippings, January 1938 - June 1938: As Chandler begins his Senate race, many newspapers speculate that Keen will be Kentucky's next governOR
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, July 1938 - December 1938: During a short illness, Keen takes over for Chandler as acting Governor Newspapers continue to remain optimistic about Keen's ability to win Governor when he runs.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, January 1939 - June 1939: Keen officially opens his campaign for Governor At the opening, his speech stand falls, causing injuries but no fatalities. Other clippings describe Keen's campaign, speeches, and editorials. One series of editorial, "Diary of a Substitute Governor", seems especially popular, including descriptions of daily activities and cases of public interest, such as opinions on the "Battle of Evarts" in Harlan, KY.
Folder 7: Newspaper Clippings, Jul, 1939: Continued following of the Johnson campaign for Governor Some back and forth between Brown and Johnson in the press, and Keen pushes for support from labor divisions and from women.
Folder 8: Newspaper Clippings, August 1939 - September 1939: Keen gives his closing addresses, and begins to take lead over Brown in the governor race.
Folder 9: Newspaper Clippings, Oct, 1939: After Chandler becomes Senator of Kentucky, Keen takes over in his place and continues to try to gather support for the election in November that would allow him to maintain his position as acting governOR
Folder 10: Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1935 - ca. 1939: Various publications on Keen's actions, editorials, and speeches.
Folder 11: Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1939 - ca. 1943: Various publications on Keen's actions, editorials, and speeches.

Box 36

UnitID: 31234013023063

Folder 1: Newspaper Clippings, Nov, 1939: Follows the election up until Keen's victory, and then captures as he outlines his platform and resigns from his position as editor of the Richmond Register.
Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, Dec, 1939: Highlights many inaugural activities held for the new governor, as well as highlighting some of Keen's opinions on taxes and finances.
Folder 3: Newspaper Clippings, January 1940 - February 1940: Highlights early legislation and ideas, mostly involved with lowering spending and taxes in Kentucky while meeting to address education and environmental concerns.
Folder 4: Newspaper Clippings, Mar, 1940: Topics: labor bills, education reform, liquor laws, building dedications, State Fair Act, and farm bills.
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, April 1940 - June 1940: Topics: highway and industrial plans, hospital improvements, Capitol maintenance, University of Kentucky president appointment, economic goals for KY, pleas for pardons in the case of Harlan Labor Strikes and "Battle of Evarts", and bridge dedications.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, July 1940 - September 1940: Topics: increased state funding, plans to remain frugal, women movements, democratic women groups, housing improvements, highway improvements, Keen's moves to speak at various events
Folder 7: Newspaper Clippings, October 1940 - November 1940: The media reflects on Keen's first full year as governOR

Box 37

UnitID: 31234013023071

Folder 1: Newspaper Clippings, Dec, 1940: Topics: Naming of new commissioner of welfare, debates between Kentucky and Indiana regarding ownership of the Green River Island, KY Mining Institute meeting, Keen making statements on frugality with the goal of decreasing debt, more hospital improvements, pay being denied to Eastern KY miners, and Christmas pardons sought for Battle of Evarts men.
Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1941 - February 1941: Topics: Keen urging support for Roosevelt and for Britain, continued concerns about Eastern Kentucky coal strikes, conversation about state income tax law repeals, continued hospital improvements and appointments, and the FDR Inauguration.
Folder 3: Newspaper Clippings, March 1941 - April 1941: Topics: Passing of State Chief Ruby Laffoon, road/highway development, Eastern State Hospital developments, speeches and events, new appointed president at University of Kentucky, challenges to raise teacher pay, and continued violence in Harlan county mines, involved with union/labor issues, forcing Keen Johnson and FDR to intervene. Mine operators are urged to meet to compromise with union demands in order to urge miners to return to work and to stop violence.
Folder 4: Newspaper Clippings, May, 1941: Topics: Notes of holiday proclamations, street dedications, highway development, Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival, mine disputes in Harlan and Bell counties. Prominent is the dispute between Keen Johnson and Attorney General Hubert Meredith, who accused Keen of pay violations. Further disputes between the two cause rift between them.
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, June 1941 - July 1941: Topics: Keen pushes for education aid, more Harlan county mine disputes at Benham mines, continued aid to highways and streets in cities, continued hospital improvements, State Purchasing Division Investigation, defense jobs, and airport dedication.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, August 1941 - September 1941: Topics: Pay for the elderly, more violence in Harlan county mines, pushes for national unity, employment growth, continued State Purchasing Division Investigation, State Fair info, mental hospital issues discussed, and further hospital improvements.
Folder 7: Newspaper Clippings, Oct, 1941: Topics: tobacco investigations, issues with bondholder rules, continued challenges between Johnson and Meredith, continued Purchasing Division Investigation, Education reform and adjustments, push for the use of license plates.
Folder 8: Newspaper Clippings, Nov, 1941: Topics: Social security and unemployment, state institution funding, school funding, purchases of bonds, state growth, State Purchasing Division Investigation continued, budgeting for further hospital improvements
Folder 9: Newspaper Clippings, Dec, 1941: Topics: Defense capacity reports, funding for the Cumberland Gap National Park, production of war materials, and tire rationing due to rubber shortage.

Box 38

UnitID: 31234013023089

Folder 1: Newspaper Clippings, Jan, 1942: Topics: Kentucky Sesquicentennial Celebration plans, warnings of tax increases due to the war, and defense measure reinforcement.
Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, Feb, 1942: Topics: Passage of bill that would enable T.V.A. measures, fund collection attempts from states, salvage "victory drive" for materials, more State Purchasing Division Investigation, 5,000 salary limit challenged.
Folder 3: Newspaper Clippings, Mar, 1942: Topics: Salary limit repealed, beer vote passed and then vetoed, debt decreased to the point that KY nears zero debt, vehicle registration laws, hospital remodeling is stopped due to war, Meredith offers to put aside differences to work with Johnson. Johnson accepts Meredith's offer but insults him in the process, and Meredith feels as though his offer for unity was not accepted.
Folder 4: Newspaper Clippings, April 1942 - May 1942: Topics: Johnson pushes for further voter registration, urges the curbing of prostitution use in order to lessen disease, state park dedications, and continued hostility between Keen and Meredith.
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, June 1942 - August 1942: Topics: Meredith suit stops hospital developments, Keen speaks at the opening of several schools, Keen condemns the strike at the War Plant, and continued back and forth between Johnson and Meredith.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, September 1942 - October 1942: Topics: Government pushes for unity within the state, focus on agriculture in the U.S., another successful scrap drive for materials in KY.
Folder 7: Newspaper Clippings, November 1942 - December 1942: Topics: Military honored and memorialized (Pearl Harbor, Armistice Day, Military grad speeches), farm labor requirements, continued conflict between Johnson and Meredith.
Folder 8: Newspaper Clippings, January 1943 - February 1943: Topics: Food rationing as well as other conservation efforts (coffee, scrap, soil, etc.), new hospital renovations, continued issues with Meredith
Folder 9: Newspaper Clippings, March 1943 - April 1943: Topics: Raises to employees of state institutions, funding for schools and education, continued conservation of food and other items, continued back and forth with Keen and Meredith.

Box 39

UnitID: 31234013023097

Folder 1: Newspaper Clippings, May, 1943: Topics: Democratic Editor Meeting, printed text of Churchill's address to Congress, published doubts by Meredith on Johnson's plans for aid to elderly.
Folder 2: Newspaper Clippings, June 1943 - July 1943: Topics: Pension bonuses, Harlan voting scandal which led to the resignation of state employees, added education funds. Meredith changed mind, now supports old age fund distribution.
Folder 3: Newspaper Clippings, August 1943 - December 1943: Topics: Johnson's support of Democratic candidate for Governor, J. Lyter Donaldson, continued hospital improvements, Home-Front Battle promises, urging of the purchase of more War Bonds, Democratic State Loss, and reflections on Keen's time as governOR
Folder 4: Newspaper Clippings, 1944 -1947: Topics: Editorial regarding the brutality of the concentration camps in Germany, variety of clippings about Keen's work at the Reynolds Metal Company, Chandler senate resignation, Keen states that he won't run for senate to take Chandler's place, Kentucky Newspaper Executives Annual Conference, Keen named Undersecretary of Labor to work in Washington, after a year as Undersecretary of Labor Keen returns to Reynolds Metal Company.
Folder 5: Newspaper Clippings, 1948 - 1951: Topics: Keen talks business sense, Reynolds Metal Company gets safety award, other awards given to Keen, tax considerations, and notes on Keen speaking at various events.
Folder 6: Newspaper Clippings, 1952 - 1959: Topics: Keen in talks to run for senate seat for 1960 race.
Folder 7: Newspaper Clippings, January 1960 - September 1960: Topics: Democratic leaders support for Keen during upcoming senate race, Keen puts his official bid for nomination, Smith Broadbent to lead campaign, Chandler supports other Democratic candidate, John Brown. Keen wins primary nomination, extended coverage of campaign and rallies.
Folder 8: Newspaper Clippings, October 1960 - November 1960: Topic: Extended clippings of Keen's campaign again John Cooper, Republican Senate Nominee, to which he eventually loses.
Folder 9: Newspaper Clippings, 1962-1979: Topic: Keen Johnson's death, February of 1970, in addition to topics related to him after his passing such as health, education, and highway development.
Folder 10: Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1960: Various clippings from 1960, mostly involving the senate race.
Folder 11: Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1944 - ca. 1965: Various clippings mostly related to speeches and appearances at events made by Keen and his family during his time as Governor and after.

Series 8: Photograph Series

Box 40

UnitID: 31234013023105

Folder 1: Keen and Eunice Johnson Photographs, ca. 1918 - 1925: Photos of Keen Johnson and Eunice Nichols, college photos from Keen and Eunice, photos from Keen's time in France, family photos.
Folder 2: Johnson Travel Photographs, ca. 1925: A few winter photos, mostly travel photos (St. Petersburg, Miami, St. John River)
Folder 3: Judith Johnson Photographs, ca.1925 - 1935: Photos of Judith Johnson as a young girl, some including friends
Folder 4: Judith Johnson Photographs, ca. 1940 - 1945: Photos of Judith Johnson as a teenager and young adult, some family photos
Folder 5: Judith Johnson Wedding Photographs, ca. 1945: Wedding photos of Judith Johnson, including family photos
Folder 6: Keen Johnson Family Photographs, ca. 1945 - 1955: Family photos - Pictures of Keen Johnson, Eunice Johnson, and Judith Johnson

Box 41

UnitID: 31234013023113

Folder 1: Howard Payne College Photographs, ca. 1915: Includes group photos and various unidentified photos of young men and women
Folder 2: Howard Payne College Photographs and Eunice Nichols Family, ca. 1915: Continued Howard Payne College photos split with Eunice family photos
Folder 3: Eunice Nichols Family Photograph Album, ca. 1915
Folder 4: Eunice Nichols Photographs, ca. 1915: Photos of Eunice Nichols belonging to Keen Johnson
Folder 5: Photographs, N.D.: Unidentified negatives
Folder 6: Photographs, N.D.: Unidentified negatives

Box 42

UnitID: 31234013023121

Folder 1: Kentucky the Movie Opening Photographs, 1938: Photos from the opening night of 'Kentucky' the movie. (photos 862 - 896)
Folder 2: Keen Johnson Campaign Photographs, 1939: Photos of Keen Johnson announcing his run for Governor in 1939, photos of Keen giving speeches
Folder 3: Keen Johnson Campaign Photographs, 1939: Campaign photos (speeches, events, cars, posters, etc.)
Folder 4: Keen Johnson Campaign Photographs, 1939: Continued campaign photos
Folder 5: Fort Knox Photographs, ca. 1940: Photos from Keen Johnson's visit to Fort Knox. Includes group photos, military photos, Keen meeting people
Folder 6: Camp Shelby Photographs, ca. 1940: Keen visiting Camp Shelby 38th division soldiers, giving speeches, meeting people.
Folder 7: Keen Johnson Governor Events Photographs, ca. 1940-1945: Keen Johnson governor photos. Includes photos of Keen giving speeches, attending dedications and ground breaking ceremonies, attending dinners, appearance on Friends of the Land production, and Fort Knox visit with President Roosevelt.
Folder 8: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, ca. 1945: Reynolds Aluminum tour of coca Cola facility, ribbon cutting, new aluminum Raleigh cigarette packs

Box 43

UnitID: 31234013023139

Folder 1: Keen Johnson Governor Events Photographs, ca. 1945

Keen Johnson giving speeches, attending events. Includes many group photos and photos of Keen at ceremonies and events

Folder 2: Keen Johnson Governor Events Photographs, ca. 1940 - 1946

Keen Johnson giving speeches, attending events. Includes many group photos and photos of Keen at ceremonies and events

Folder 3: State Hospital Photographs, ca. 1943

Contains photos from Eastern State Hospital, Central State Hospital, and Western State Hospital regarding improvements and renovations.

Folder 4: Keen Johnson at Richmond Register and Eastern, 1950

Item 1: Richmond Register Photographs, 1950: Keen Johnson examines a new piece of machinery at the Richmond Register
Item 2: Richmond Register Photographs, 1950: Keen Johnson examines a new linotype machine used by employee Tom Bradshaw
Item 3: Keen Johnson Building Photographs, 1950: Keen Johnson looking at the dedication plaque in his honor in the student union building at Eastern State College

Folder 5: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1950

Photos from a Reynolds Metal Co. event, as well as a photo album from the event with names of individuals in attendance

Folder 6: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1950 - 1952

Photos from two separate Reynolds Metal Co. events, occurring in September of 1950 and February of 1952

Folder 7: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1952

Photos from Spring 1952 at Reynolds Metal Co.

Box 44

UnitID: 31234013023147

Folder 1: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1952: Photos from the Reynolds Metal Co. picnic, including snacks, aluminum demonstrations, and group photos.
Folder 2: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1952: Photos from the Mt. Vernon, Iowa, district meeting for Reynolds Metal Co.
Folder 3: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, 1955: Photos from another large Reynolds Metal Co. meeting/event
Folder 4: Rochester Chamber of Commerce Photographs, 1955: Photos from meeting for Rochester Salesman's Club and Sales Executive Club, Rochester Chamber of Commerce
Folder 5: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, ca. 1950s: Photos from the publicity division of the Reynolds Metal Co.
Folder 6: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, ca. 1960s: Folder contains some scattered photos from Reynolds events in the 1960s, and then many bust photos of individuals from Reynolds Metal Co.
Folder 7: Unidentified Photographs, N.D.: Folder contains various undated, unidentified photos of friends and family of the Johnsons

Box 45

UnitID: 31234013023154

Folder 1: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. San Patricio plant at Corpus Christi, TX
Folder 2: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. plant at Listerhill, AL
Folder 3: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. sheet metal mill in McComb, IL.
Folder 4: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. plant at Adrian, MI
Folder 5: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. Hurricane Creek, Jones Millard plant in Phoenix, AZ

Box 46

UnitID: 31234013023162

Folder 1: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. Jamaica plant operations
Folder 2: Reynolds Metal Co. Photographs, N.D.: Photos of Reynolds Metal Co. Jamaica plant operations

Series 9: Publication Series

Box 46

Folder 3: The Ragout, 1915: College yearbook, Central College, Fayette, MO

Box 47

Folder 1: The Ragout, 1916

College yearbook, Central College, Fayette, MO

Folder 2: Menus and Sheet Music, N.D.

Item 1: Blacksmith Shop Menu: On the quaint harbor at Rockport.
Item 2: Indian Love Call: Musical score, words by Otto Harbach and Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd, music by Rudolf Friml, Harms Incorporated, New York.
Item 3: Kentucky Colonel Song, 1939: Ram, Buck and Irving Mills, dedicated to the commander-in-chief of the Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels, Governor Albert B. Chandler, Mills Music, INC, New York, N.Y.

Folder 3: Souvenir Programs and Publications, 1918 -1940

Item 1: Style Book Bulletin, Aug, 1918: Dept. of Journalism, University of Kentucky, Vol. X, No. 8, Lexington, University of Kentucky.
Item 2: International Press Foundation, Feb 1-10, 1926: First Annual Convention itinerary.
Item 3: A Tour of Historic Richmond [VA], 1938: Whittet and Shepperson.
Item 4: Kentucky Oil and Gas Association Annual Meeting Report, 18 Jun 1938
Item 5: Kentucky Movie Press Review, 14 Dec 1938
Item 6: The Playbill, 1938: The New York Theatre Program Corporation, New York.
Item 7: Gone With the Wind Theatre Program, 1939
Item 8: Kentucky State Fair Horse Show Program, September 11-16, 1939
Item 9: White Sulphur Springs and Greenbriar, 1939: Photographic story of activities at the Greenbriar Ruralist Press, INC, Atlanta, GA.
Item 10: 1940 World Series Official Score Book, 1940: S. Rosenthal & Co., INC, Printers, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Folder 4: Souvenir Programs, 1941 - 1950

Item 1: Eastern KY State Teachers College, Student Union Building, Feb, 1941: Vol. XXXII, No. 5, Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, Richmond, Kentucky.
Item 2: American Legion 23rd Annual Department Convention Program, July 20-23, 1941: Lexington, Kentucky.
Item 3: Kentucky Central Life and Accident Insurance Co., September 26-27, 1941: 39th Anniversary Convention, Anchorage, Kentucky.
Item 4: Masonic Widows and Orphans' Home and Infirmary of Kentucky, January 11-15, 1942: Diamond Jubilee program.
Item 5: Danville: Observance of Kentucky Sesquicentennial, Apr 19-21, 1942: Official Souvenir Program
Item 6: Union College Founders Day, Cornerstone Laying, Dedication and Crowning of Miss Union program, May 11, 1943, Barbourville, KentucKY
Item 7: Lexington Street Scene Mural, 1793, ca. 1945: Mural by William Welsh, unveiling program, Lexington Room, Kentuckiana Hotel.
Item 8: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Nineteenth Anniversary Founders Day Banquet Program, 09 Mar 1946: Washington, D.C.
Item 9: The Wedding Dress Parade Health Volunteer program, 1950

Folder 5: Kentucky Derby Programs, 1939 - 1940

Item 1: 64th Kentucky Derby, 1938: C. T. Dearing Printing Co., INC, Louisville, KY
Item 2: Kentucky Derby, 65th Year, 1939: C. T. Dearing Printing Co., INC, Louisville, Kentucky.
Item 3: 66th Kentucky Derby, 1940: C. T. Dearing Printing Co., INC, Louisville, KY.
Item 4: The Story of the Kentucky Derby, 1940: Governor Keen Johnson, personalized souvenir booklet.
Item 5: The Story of the Kentucky Derby, 1940: Mrs. Johnson, personalized souvenir booklet.

Folder 6: Kentucky Derby Programs, 1941 - 1943

Item 1: Sixty-Seventh Kentucky Derby, Official Program, 1941: Includes 3 Clubhouse box seat tickets.
Item 2: Churchill Downs Sixty-Seventh Kentucky Derby, 1941: C. T. Dearing Co., INC, Louisville, Kentucky.
Item 3: Churchill Downs Sixty-Eighth Kentucky Derby, 1942: C. T. Dearing Co., INC, Louisville, Kentucky.
Item 4: Churchill Downs Seventy-Second Kentucky Derby, 1946: C. T. Dearing Co., INC, Louisville, Kentucky.

Box 48

UnitID: 31234013023188

Folder 1: Kentucky Biennial Report, 1941

For Fiscal Years Ending June 30, 1940 and June 30, 1941. Commissioner of Finance, Division of Accounts and Control.

Folder 2: Proposed Revision of the Constitution of Kentucky, 1966

Three publications regarding proposed changes. Legislative Research Commission Informational bulletins 46-48.

Folder 3: Who's Who in the Kentucky General Assembly, 1940-1944

Folder 5: Kentucky Financial Records, 1941-1942

Item 1: State of Kentucky Report of Receipts, 7 Nov 1941: Kentucky Department of Finance, Division of Accounts and Control. All Funds for Fiscal Year to Date October 31, 1941.
Item 2: State of Kentucky Report of Expenditures, 1942: Kentucky Department of Finance, Division of Accounts and Control. All Funds for the Fiscal Year to Date, April 30, 1942.

Folder 6: Kentucky Financial Records, 1943-1944

Item 1: Repairs and Capital Outlay Specific Appropriations, 1944: Kentucky Department of Finance, Governor - Financial Statement Account 26 For Fiscal Years 1942-43 and 1943-44.
Item 2: Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1943, 18 Aug 1943: Kentucky Department of Finance, Division of Accounts and Control.

Folder 7: Kentucky Department of Highways Audit Report, 15 Feb 1940

For the Period April 1, 1938 to March 31, 1939.

Folder 8: Kentucky Department of Revenue: Twenty-Fifth Annual Report, 1943

Folder 9: The Executive Budget for Biennium 1940-1942, 2 Jan 1940

Folder 10: The Executive Budget for Biennium 1942-1944, 6 Jan 1942

Folder 11: State Highway Patrol Bulletin, Mar, 1939

Vol. I, No. 3.

Box 49

UnitID: 31234013023196

Folder 1: Tennessee Valley Authority Reports

Item 1: Report of Public Service Commission on TVA Operations, 22 Nov 1941
Item 2: Record of Conferences in Tennessee Valley Area, 29 Sep 1941

Folder 2: Kentucky Government Reports, 1941-1943

Item 1: Report of R. E. Keown, Former State Inspector and Examiner, 1932
Item 2: Kentucky Court Calendar, 1940-1941
Item 3: Report of State Local Finance Officer for Year Ending June 30, 1941, 18 Oct 1941: Commonwealth of Kentucky.
Item 4: Kentucky Government 1939-1943, Dec, 1943

Folder 3: Kentucky Government Reports, 1941

Item 1: Unemployment Compensation Commission, 8 Dec 1941: An Inventory of Kentucky's Capacity for National Defense Production.
Item 2: Kentucky Manufacturing, Special Report No. 4, 29 Dec 1941: By W. Scott Hall.

Folder 4: Kentucky in Retrospect: Noteworthy Personages and Events, 1792-1942, 1942

By (Mrs.) William Preston Drake, Judge Samuel M. Wilson, and Mrs. William Breckenridge Ardery for the Sesquicentennial Commission: Commonwealth of Kentucky.

Folder 5: The Democratic Women's Journal, 1935-1946

Four scattered issues.

Folder 6: Fit for the Governor, ca 1942

Privately published cookbook by the pupils of 8A and 8B grades, Training School, Omaha, Nebraska.

Folder 7: News-Letter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sep, 1939

Lexington, Kentucky: University of Kentucky, dedicated to Keen Johnson.

Folder 8: Magazines and Magazine Articles, 1937-1948

Item 1: In Kentucky, 1937: Vol. I, No. 1, Frankfort, Commonwealth of Kentucky. Inscribed by "Duck" (G. M.) Pedley.
Item 2: Report of the Second Session, House of Delegates, September 29, 1941, Nov, 1941: Kentucky Medical Journal, pgs 441-450. Fragment torn from magazine, complete citation missing.
Item 3: Southern City, Apr, 1943: Vol. VII, No. 4, Raleigh, NC, Southern Municipal News Publishing Co. Cover story on Keen Johnson.
Item 4: Public Relations Journal, Aug, 1952: Vol VIII, No. 8, New York Public Relations Society of America.
Item 5: Newsweek, November 8, 1948: Vol. XXXII, No. 20, issue about Harry Truman winning the election.

Folder 9: Democratic Party Publications, 1938-1943

Item 1: How He [A.B. Chandler] Did It, 1938
Item 2: Seven Years of the Progress under Roosevelt, 1938: Democratic National Committee.
Item 3: Kentucky Democratic Campaign Handbook, 1943
Item 4: "For What the Hell Should We Apologize", 1944: Speech delivered by Mark Ethridge before the Oklahoma Democratic State Convention.
Item 5: Summaries of State Registration and Voting Laws, 1944
Item 6: Democratic Manual for the Democratic National Convention, 1948

Box 50

UnitID: 31234013023204

Folder 1: Proceedings of the Governors' Conference, 1939-1940

Folder 2: Proceedings of the Governors' Conference, 1941-1942

Folder 3: "State Government", 1941 - 1942

Three issues of the Council of State Governments publication.

Folder 4: Alben William Barkley. Late a Senator from Kentucky, 1956

Memorial addresses delivered in Congress.

Folder 5: That Man in the White House, 1944

By Frank Kingdon.

Folder 6: Kentucky Authors, 1925, 1940

Item 1: Tang of the South Stories, 1925: Signed volume inscribed to Keen Johnson.
Item 2: In Kentucky, 1940: Numbered volume by J.T. Cotton Noe, poet laureate of Kentucky.

Folder 7: Programs from Events and Dinners

Item 1: Program of visit of President Franklin D. Roosevelt to Fort Knox, Kentucky, Apr, 1943: Filed in FPF, folder #7.
Item 2: Jackson Day Dinner program, 22 Jan 1944
Item 3: Eighteenth-Annual Banquet of the Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, 16 Mar 1946
Item 4: Jackson Day Dinner of Kentucky program, 23 Mar 1946
Item 5: Jefferson Day Dinner program, 1947
Item 6: Jefferson-Jackson Victory Dinner program, 1949
Item 7: Democratic National Committee Dinner program, 1949

Box 51

UnitID: 31234013023212

Folder 1: Eunice Johnson Club Publications, 1944-1964

Item 1: Daughters of the American Revolution - Boonesborough Chapter. Year Book, 1944-1947
Item 2: Section President's or Director's Book, 1948-1950: Philadelphia, Pa.: The Needlework Guild of America; Access Restriction: Mrs. Johnson is listed as Richmond, KY. directOR
Item 3: Richmond Woman's Club. The Year Book, 1950-1952: Two volumes.
Item 4: Metropolitan Club Constitution and By-Laws, Jan, 1964: Washington, D.C., also separate cover - Committees, Membership, Governors and Officers, March 1964.

Folder 2: Reynolds Metals Company Stock Reports, 1956-1959

Includes prospectuses, SEC reports, statements and broker's analysis.

Folder 3: Reynolds Metals Company Stock Reports, 1959-1961

Includes prospectuses and SEC reports.

Folder 4: Reynolds Metals Company Annual Reports, 1944-1960

Also includes United States Foil Company.

Folder 5: Reynolds Review, 1943-1960

Scattered issues.

Folder 6: Reynolds Metals Newsletters, 1945-1946

Scattered issues of the Reynolds Aluminator and the Reynolds Reporter.

Folder 7: Reynolds Metals Publications and Papers, 1940-1952

Item 1: Aladdin of Aluminum, May, 1944: By Edwin Diehl and Vernon Pope, The Kiwannis Magazine, Readers Digest Version, pp. 20-21.
Item 2: The Kiwannis Magazine, May, 1944: Vol. 29, No. 5.
Item 3: The ABC's of Aluminum, 1950: From Raw Material to Annlication Reynolds Metals Company, Technical Editorial Service.
Item 4: Aluminum Progress, 1952: No. 43, Louisville, Reynolds Metals Company.
Item 5: Reynolds Aluminum and the Company that Makes It, 1952: Louisville: Reynolds Metals Company.
Item 6: Reclaiming of Scrap, 16 Oct 1940: Ernest Scheller and Paul P. Ziegler.
Item 7: A Brief Discourse on the Properties of Alloys, Aug, 1940: Paper by Paul Ziegler.
Item 8: Aluminum Remelting and Casting, 22 Aug 1940: Paper by Paul Ziegler.

Item FPF 1: The Democratic Book, 1936

#2141 of a limited edition autographed by Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Barcode: 31234013923709

Physical Description: 11 1/4" x 14 1/4"

Series 10: Speech Series

Box 52

UnitID: 31234013023220

Folder 1: Duty and Responsibility of Country Newspaper Editor-Before KY Press Association; Welcome Members to the Kentucky Press Association Convention, ca. 1920s
Folder 2: Address to Graduating Class at Eastern State Teachers College - Richmond, KY, 27 May 1925
Folder 3: Address to Graduating Class at Eastern State Teachers College - Richmond, KY, 02 Jun 1927
Folder 4: Chapel Talk at Madison High School - Richmond, KY, 10 May 1928
Folder 5: The Industrial Future of Kentucky, 15 Jan 1929
Folder 6: Armistice Day Speech at Eastern - Richmond, KY, 11 Nov 1929
Folder 7: Speech By A. O. Stanley On Kentucky Culture to the Madison County Historical Society - Richmond, KY, ca. 1930s
Folder 8: Speech to Salesmen on the "Far-Visioned Program" of Governor Chandler., 1935 - 1939
Folder 9: Radio Speech About The Kentucky State Fair., 1935 - 1939
Folder 10: To Chamber of Commerce in Danville, KY, 1930
Folder 11: Thomas Jefferson Day - Lexington, KY, 14 Apr 1930
Folder 12: Flag Day (Ceremonies of B.P.O.C.) - Richmond, KY, 14 Jun 1930
Folder 13: Kentucky Fire Underwriters Association - Lexington, KY, 03 Oct 1930
Folder 14: Get Acquainted Day Speech on Opportunity (At Eastern Chapel) - Richmond, KY, 25 May 1935
Folder 15: Armistice Day Dedication of Boonesboro Bridge - Boonesboro, KY, 11 Nov 1931
Folder 16: The Depression: McKee Rotary Club Meeting - McKee, KY, 01 Sep 1932
Folder 17: Attitude of the Press Toward Public Education-Richmond, KY, ca. 1933
Folder 18: Sportsmanship/Eastern Football Banquet - Richmond, KY, 06 Jan 1933
Folder 19: U.K. Graduation Dinner/Speech as Toastmaster - Lexington, KY, 26 Jan 1933
Folder 20: Toastmaster at Testimonial Dinner for Senator Seldon R. Glenn - Frankfort, KY, 14 Jul 1933
Folder 21: Outlook of Education in Madison County - Richmond, KY, 08 Jun 1934
Folder 22: Dog, Hunting and Fishing License/County Clerk's Convention - Lexington, KY, 22 Aug 1934
Folder 23: Social Work/Kentucky Conference of Social Work-Berea, KY, 12 Oct 1934
Folder 24: In Honor of Desha Breckinridge/Thoroughbred Club of America - Lexington, KY, 07 Nov 1934
Folder 25: Campaign Preceding Primary Election for Lt. Governor, ca. 1935
Folder 26: Campaign After Primary Election for Lt. Governor - Somerset, KY, ca. 1935
Folder 27: Graphic Arts Industries Code - Louisville, KY, 18 Jan 1935
Folder 28: Independence Day Speech at Princeton American Legion Picnic - Princeton, KY, 04 Jul 1935
Folder 29: Election of Governor - Louisville, KY, 02 Nov 1935
Folder 30: Testimonial Dinner to Judge Benton - Winchester, KY, 26 Nov 1935
Folder 31: Address Delivered by Lt. Governor Johnson at Chapel - Bowling Green, KY, 06 Dec 1935
Folder 32: Tribute to American Legion Commander Ray Murphy - Louisville, KY, 14 Dec 1935
Folder 33: Speech Before County Judges Association - Louisville, KY, 19 Dec 1935
Folder 34: Speech Before County Judges Association - Louisville, KY, ca. 12 September 1936
Folder 35: The New Deal., ca. 1936
Folder 36: The Importance of Youth - Given at U.K. - Lexington, KY, ca. 1936
Folder 37: Parent-Teachers Association., ca. 1936
Folder 38: Andrew Jackson Day Speech - Lexington, KY, Jan, 1936
Folder 39: Highway Contractors Association., Jan, 1936
Folder 40: State Basketball Champions Banquet - Corbin, KY, 10 Apr 1936
Folder 41: Observance of Flag Day - Frankfort, KY, Jun, 1936
Folder 42: Celebration of Opening Of Highway - Collins Forest Near Eddyville, KY, 04 Jul 1936
Folder 43: Laws/Eastern State Teachers College-Richmond, KY, 06 Jul 1936
Folder 44: Graduation of Class at U.K. (Summer school) - Lexington, KY, 19 Aug 1936
Folder 45: Registration to Vote, Sep, 1936
Folder 46: Dedication of Hanger Stadium-Richmond, KY, 17 Oct 1936
Folder 47: Thoroughbred Club Dinner for Senator Camden - Lexington, KY, 22 Oct 1936
Folder 48: Dedication of Valley Station High School - Louisville, KY, 23 Oct 1936
Folder 49: Armistice Day Speech - Bowling Green, KY, 11 Nov 1936
Folder 50: Speech to Kea - Louisville, KY, 15 Apr 1936
Folder 51: Campaign for Democrats - Louisville, KY, 10 Jun 1937
Folder 52: Missouri History by Mrs. Keen Johnson - MO, ca. 1937
Folder 53: Appraisal of the Kentucky School Systems - Richmond, KY, ca. 1937
Folder 54: Georgetown College - Georgetown, KY, ca. 1937
Folder 55: Wish for Luck for Kentucky Colonels at Kentucky Derby-Louisville, KY, May, 1937

Box 53

UnitID: 31234013023238

Folder 1: Commemoration of Founding of SAE Fraternity - Ohio., 15 Mar 1937
Folder 2: College Journalism/Kentucky Intercollegiate Press Association at Centre - Danville, KY, Apr, 1937
Folder 3: Flood Control/Newport Chamber of Commerce - Alexandria, KY, 01 Apr 1937
Folder 4: Jefferson Day - Frankfort and Lexington, KY, 13 Apr 1937
Folder 5: Talk at Chapel (Eastern, Western) Richmond and Bowling Green, KY, 12 May 1937 and 7 December 1937
Folder 6: Fourth of July Speech - Harlan, KY, 04 Jul 1937
Folder 7: Armistice Day Speech - Cincinnati, Ohio., 11 Nov 1937
Folder 8: Public School System/Northern Kentucky Education Association - Covington, KY, 12 Nov 1937
Folder 9: Elks Memorial Service Speech - Owensboro, KY, 05 Dec 1937
Folder 10: Financing the State Government., ca. 1938
Folder 11: Contribution of Teachers College to Democracy - Richmond, KY, May, 1938
Folder 12: Election of Senator - Louisville, KY, 06 Jul 1938
Folder 13: Radio Discussion "School of the Air.", Oct, 1938
Folder 14: Speech to U.K. Fraternity - Lexington, KY, ca. 1939
Folder 15: High School Commencement Concerning Discouragement., ca. 1939
Folder 16: Andrew Jackson Day Dinner., ca. 1939
Folder 17: Tribute to Andrew Jackson - Paducah, KY, 05 Jan 1939
Folder 18: Announcement of Candidacy for Governor - Richmond, KY, 16 May 1939
Folder 19: Memorial Day Address (Notes)/Day Dedicated to Memories., 30 May 1939
Folder 20: Primary/Notes on Record of John Y. Brown Help for Old People, June/July 1939
Folder 21: Gubernatorial Democratic Primary, ca. June 1939
Folder 22: Schedule of Speaking Engagements, June 1939 - August 1939
Folder 23: United Daughters of the Confederacy Annual Memorial Services for Confederate Dead (Notes), 04 Jun 1939
Folder 24: Election Speech for Gubernatorial Primary - Shelbyville, KY, 24 Jun 1939
Folder 25: Speech by John Y. Brown is Quoted and Criticized - Paintsville, KY, 30 Jun 1939
Folder 26: Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Lancaster and Liberty, KY, Jul, 1939
Folder 27: Notes on Campaign Speech for Gubernatorial Democratic Primary., ca. July 1939
Folder 28: Partial Speech for Democratic Gubernatorial Primary - Louisville, KY, ca. July 1939
Folder 29: Speech for Election in Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Bowling Green, KY, ca. July 1939
Folder 30: Campaign Speech for Gubernatorial Primary - Murray, KY, ca. July 1939
Folder 31: Partial Speech for Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Hopkinsville, KY, ca. July 1939
Folder 32: Governor's Race/News Release, 02 Jul 1939
Folder 33: Partial Speech for Fourth of July - Paducah, KY, 04 Jul 1939
Folder 34: Campaign Speech for Gubernatorial Primary - Williamstown, KY, 08 Jul 1939
Folder 35: Kentucky Free Bridge Association - Paducah, KY, 15 Jul 1939
Folder 36: Gubernatorial Primary, Jul, 1939
Folder 37: Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Hardinsburg, KY, Jul, 1939
Folder 38: Before Primary, July-August 1939
Folder 39: Campaign Speech Notes, ca. August - October 1939

Box 54

UnitID: 31234013023246

Folder 1: By C. C. Grassham on Behalf of Keen Johnson - Paducah, KY, Aug, 1939
Folder 2: Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Somerset, KY, Aug, 1939
Folder 3: Gubernatorial Democratic Primary - Louisville, KY, 02 Aug 1939
Folder 4: Campaign Speech for Governor - Richmond, KY, 04 Aug 1939
Folder 5: Election in Primary for Governor - Richmond, KY, 05 Aug 1939
Folder 6: Notes on Campaign Speech After Election in Gubernatorial Primary., ca. September 1939
Folder 7: Gubernatorial Race., ca. October 1939
Folder 8: Gubernatorial Election - Louisville, KY, ca. October 1939
Folder 9: Speech Opening Campaign for Governor - Mt. Sterling, KY, 07 Oct 1939
Folder 10: On Appointing A. B. Chandler, U.S. Senator - Frankfort, KY, 09 Oct 1939
Folder 11: Gubernatorial Race - Danville, KY, 21 Oct 1939
Folder 12: Gubernatorial Speech - Hardinsburg, KY, 28 Oct 1939
Folder 13: The True Story of a Great American/Gubernatorial Race., ca. November 1939
Folder 14: Gubernatorial Race - Paducah, KY, 02 Nov 1939
Folder 15: Closing of Gubernatorial Campaign., 06 Nov 1939
Folder 16: Inaugural Address - Frankfort, KY, 12 Dec 1939
Folder 17: Asks Legislative Council for Budget Cut to $24,500,000-Frankfort, KY, 14 Dec 1939
Folder 18: Chamber Of Commerce: Aid to Zoning Commission in Effort to Beautify Frankfort - Frankfort, KY, 18 Dec 1939
Folder 19: Notes on Congratulations to Henderson Board of Trade-Henderson, KY, ca. 1940
Folder 20: Message to the General Assembly of KentucKY, 02 Jan 1940
Folder 21: Statement Before Textbook Commission - Frankfort, KY, 05 Jan 1940
Folder 22: Accounts Receivable Assessment Bill - Frankfort, KY, 01 Feb 1940
Folder 23: "Americanism" Given to Elks Club - Frankfort, KY, 20 Feb 1940
Folder 24: Veto of Bill to Legalize Sales of Liquor - Frankfort, KY, 13 Mar 1940
Folder 25: Eastern State Teachers College Founder's Day - Richmond, KY, 21 Mar 1940
Folder 26: Kentucky Education Association - Louisville, KY, 19 Apr 1940
Folder 27: Steven Foster Day - Bardstown, KY, 03 May 1940
Folder 28: Kentucky Derby, 66th Year - Louisville, KY, 04 May 1940
Folder 29: Contribution of Eastern State Teachers College to Democracy - Richmond, KY, 26 May 1940
Folder 30: Dedication of Bridge Across Green River - Munfordville, KY, 21 Jun 1940
Folder 31: Need to Select Democratic Delegates to the National Convention in Chicago - Louisville, KY, 29 Jun 1940
Folder 32: Keynote Address At State Democratic Convention - Louisville, KY, 02 Jul 1940
Folder 33: Stephen Foster is Issued a Posthumous Commission as a Kentucky Colonel - Bardstown, KY, 04 Jul 1940
Folder 34: Dedication of Bridge Across Kentucky River - Irvine, KY, 26 Jul 1940
Folder 35: Kentucky Methodist Church Conference - Wilmore, KY, 06 Sep 1940
Folder 36: 130th Anniversary of Founding First Sunday School in Frankfort at Liberty Hall - Frankfort, KY, 22 Sep 1940
Folder 37: Thoroughbred Club of America - Lexington, KY, 10 Oct 1940
Folder 38: Economic Importance of Tobacco Ingredients - Shelbyville, KY, 01 Nov 1940
Folder 39: Cynthiana Airport Dedication - Cynthiana, KY, 11 Nov 1940
Folder 40: Southern Medical Association - Louisville, KY, 12 Nov 1940

Box 55

UnitID: 31234013023253

Folder 1: Transylvania College Convocation - Lexington, KY, 08 Jan 1941
Folder 2: U.S. 25 to be Rebuilt - Frankfort, KY, 05 Mar 1941
Folder 3: American Rolling Mill Company Expansion in Ashland-Ashland, KY, 12 Mar 1941
Folder 4: Jackson Day Dinner Address - Louisville, KY, 29 Mar 1941
Folder 5: Address to Kentucky State Bar Association - Louisville, KY, 03 Apr 1941
Folder 6: Tobacco Day Speech - Hopkinsville, KY, 10 Apr 1941
Folder 7: Kentucky Education Association 70th Annual Convention-Louisville, KY, 16 Apr 1941
Folder 8: Commencement Speech at Bowling Green High School - Bowling Green, KY, 22 May 1941
Folder 9: Commencement Speech About History of Education - Richmond, KY, 04 Jun 1941
Folder 10: 4-H Chapel Junior Meeting - Lexington, KY, 12 Jun 1941
Folder 11: Tribute to Stephen Collins Foster - Bardstown, KY, 04 Jul 1941
Folder 12: Fourth of July Speech, 04 Jul 1941
Folder 13: Rededication to Americanism - Lexington, KY, 04 Jul 1941
Folder 14: Dedication of Lexington Airport Site - Lexington, KY, 31 Jul 1941
Folder 15: Ashland to Coal Grove Bridge Freed - Ashland, KY, 05 Aug 1941
Folder 16: Old Age Assistance., 06 Aug 1941
Folder 17: Young Democratic Clubs of America: 5th Biennial Convention - Louisville, KY, 21 Aug 1941
Folder 18: Major Accomplishments of Last Two Democratic Administrations Delivered Before Mose Green Club - Louisville, KY, 17 Sep 1941
Folder 19: Address to League of Women of the Sixth District - Harrodsburg, KY, 18 Sep 1941
Folder 20: Indiana Democratic Editors Association (Notes) - French Lick, IN, 18 Sep 1941
Folder 21: Address Before the Kentucky Medical Association - Louisville, KY, 30 Sep 1941
Folder 22: Notes on Dedication of Addition to Western State Penitentiary - Eddyville, KY, 17 Oct 1941
Folder 23: Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion on Navy Day-Louisville, KY, 27 Oct 1941
Folder 24: Constitutional Amendment on School Fund, 31 Oct 1941
Folder 25: Justice Brandeis: Memorial Service - Louisville, KY, 06 Nov 1941
Folder 26: Freeing of Toll for Newport L & N Bridge - Newport, KY, 11 Nov 1941
Folder 27: Governor Answers Question "What Are We Fighting For?" - Alexandria, KY, ca. 1942
Folder 28: Appraisal of Legal Profession - Frankfort, KY, ca. 1942
Folder 29: Fourth of July Speech, ca. July 4 1942
Folder 30: New Year's Day - A Day of Prayer - Frankfort, KY, 01 Jan 1942
Folder 31: State of the Commonwealth Address - Frankfort, KY, 06 Jan 1942
Folder 32: Tennessee Valley Authority Bill - Frankfort, KY, 11 Feb 1942
Folder 33: Legislative Redistricting - Frankfort, KY, 10 Mar 1942
Folder 34: Legislative Redistricting Special Session of Legislature - Frankfort, KY, 30 Mar 1942
Folder 35: Speech to Kentucky Education Association on Advancement of Public Education - Louisville, KY, 15 Apr 1942
Folder 36: Commencement of 150th Anniversary of Statehood at Dedication of Weisiger State Park - Danville, KY, 20 Apr 1942

Box 56

UnitID: 31234013023261

Folder 1: Address to Murray Scholars - Murray, KY, 28 Apr 1942
Folder 2: Partial Speech of Presentation of Derby Cup - Louisville, KY, 02 May 1942
Folder 3: Inauguration of Donovan as President of U.K. - Lexington, KY, 06 May 1942
Folder 4: Dedication of New Dupont Lodge at Cumberland Falls State Park-Corbin, KY, 09 May 1942
Folder 5: Madisonville High School Commencement - Madisonville, KY, 22 May 1942
Folder 6: Tribute to Reynolds Metals Company - Louisville, KY, 23 May 1942
Folder 7: Notes on Probation and Parole Speech - Louisville, KY, 26 May 1942
Folder 8: Dedication of John Polin Armory, 29 May 1942
Folder 9: Avon Signal Corps Depot - Lexington, KY, 29 May 1942
Folder 10: Five Minute Speech for Governor Johnson/War Bonds - Louisville, KY, 05 Jun 1942
Folder 11: Flag Day - Murray, KY, 14 Jun 1942
Folder 12: Observance of the 168th Anniversary of the Founding of Harrodsburg - Harrodsburg, KY, 16 Jun 1942
Folder 13: The Financial Condition of the State and Reasons for Re-Electing Senator Chandler, Jul, 1942
Folder 14: Campaign to Re-Elect Senator A. B. Chandler - Louisville, KY, 29 Jul 1942
Folder 15: 160th Anniversary of the Battle of Blue Licks - Carlisle, KY, 19 Aug 1942
Folder 16: Induction of Morehead State Teachers Into U.S. Navy - Morehead, KY, 21 Aug 1942
Folder 17: American Rolling Mill Company: Blast Furnace - Ashland, KY, 24 Aug 1942
Folder 18: Support of Democratic Party in Upcoming Elections, ca. September 1942
Folder 19: The Schools and War Effort - Frankfort, KY, 01 Sep 1942
Folder 20: Speech at Alexandria Fair - Alexandria, KY, 06 Sep 1942
Folder 21: Twelfth Armored Division Activated - Hopkinsville, KY, 15 Sep 1942
Folder 22: Speech at Louisville Sesquicentennial Dinner - Louisville, KY, 18 Sep 1942
Folder 23: In Honor of Capt. George Kiser - Somerset, KY, 25 Sep 1942
Folder 24: District Democratic Meeting (Notes) - Danville, KY, 30 Sep 1942
Folder 25: Scrap Metal Drive - Louisville, KY, 02 Oct 1942
Folder 26: Armored Force School Graduation - Ft. Knox, KY, 03 Oct 1942
Folder 27: Induction of 200 Volunteer Kentuckians Into the U.S. Navy/Navy Recruiting Day - Louisville, KY, 11 Oct 1942
Folder 28: Address To State Workers - Frankfort, KY, 13 Oct 1942
Folder 29: 370th Combat Team Activated - Henderson, KY, 15 Oct 1942
Folder 30: Democrats Open Fall Campaign - Richmond, KY, 24 Oct 1942
Folder 31: Solemn Duties of Women as Citizens Before Democratic Woman's Club - Owensboro, KY, 29 Oct 1942
Folder 32: Dedication of Airport - Paducah, KY, 08 Nov 1942
Folder 33: Notes for Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College Graduate Dinner - Richmond, KY, 24 Nov 1942
Folder 34: Graduation Speech at Avon Signal Supply School - Lexington, KY, 04 Dec 1942
Folder 35: Brief Tribute to the Stars and Stripes - Frankfort, KY, 11 Dec 1942
Folder 36: Awarding Commission "M" to Tube Turns Plant - Louisville, KY, 18 Dec 1942
Folder 37: Official Closing of the Observance Of Sesquicentennial Year - Louisville, KY, 07 Dec 1942
Folder 38: Notes on Coal Miners Striking Speech, ca. 1943

Box 57

UnitID: 31234013023279

Folder 1: The Dividends of Health - Henderson, KY, ca. 1943
Folder 2: The State's Financial Situation - Lexington, KY, 19 Jan 1943
Folder 3: Notes Used at Legion Child Welfare Conference - Louisville, KY, 30 Jan 1943
Folder 4: War Bonds - Mayfield, KY, 13 Feb 1943
Folder 5: Save Tin, Grease and Hosiery - Frankfort, KY, 03 Mar 1943
Folder 6: Students to Leave for Army Camp - Lexington, KY, 12 Mar 1943
Folder 7: Award to Stokes Industries - Covington, KY, 26 Mar 1943
Folder 8: Notes on Jefferson Day Speech - Ashland, KY, 13 Apr 1943
Folder 9: Army-Navy "E" Award to Kelly-Koett Manufacturing Company-Louisville, KY, 15 Apr 1943
Folder 10: Derby Day Broadcast - Louisville, KY, 01 May 1943
Folder 11: Kenton County Airport - Independence, KY, 03 May 1943
Folder 12: Mothers Day Program at Baptist Church - Frankfort, KY, 09 May 1943
Folder 13: Speech to Graduating Class at Union College - Barbourville, KY, 11 May 1943
Folder 14: Commendation of WAACs - Richmond, KY, 19 May 1943
Folder 15: Commencement Speech/Dictatorship Compared to Democracy-Madisonville, KY, Jun, 1943
Folder 16: Partial Speech to American Legion - Richmond, KY, 17 Jun 1943
Folder 17: "E", Award to U.S. Naval Ordinance, 22 Jun 1943
Folder 18: Induction of the 200,000th Kentuckian Into the Armed Forces-Louisville, KY, 08 Jul 1943
Folder 19: Remarks at Dedication of Rebuilt Pusey Building at Central State Hospital - Lakeland, KY, 12 Jul 1943
Folder 20: Catlettsburg-Kenova Bridge Becomes Toll Free - Catlettsburg, KY, 15 Jul 1943
Folder 21: Espouses Donaldson - Frankfort, KY, 28 Jul 1943
Folder 22: Campaign Speech for Democrats (Lyter Donaldson) - Louisville, KY, 30 Jul 1943
Folder 23: Stanford Methodist Church 99th Anniversary - Stanford, KY, 08 Aug 1943
Folder 24: Rehabilitation of Male Ward Building No. 2 at Eastern State Hospital - Lexington, KY, 24 Aug 1943
Folder 25: Home Front Pledge, 26 Aug 1943
Folder 26: Talk to Striking Coal Miners, Sep, 1943
Folder 27: Speech About Willis Soon After Willis Made His First Speech, Sep, 1943
Folder 28: Democratic Opening Campaign Speech for Lyter Donaldson - Madisonville, KY, 25 Sep 1943
Folder 29: Speech on Behalf of Donaldson (Notes) - Lancaster and Danville, KY, 09 Oct 1943
Folder 30: Urging Brennan Democratic Club to Go to Polls and Vote Democratic - Louisville, KY, 21 Oct 1943
Folder 31: Address at Laying of Cornerstone, New Hazelwood T.B. Sanatorium - Louisville, KY, 22 Oct 1943
Folder 32: Willis' Charges Denied by Johnson - Bardstown, KY, 25 Oct 1943
Folder 33: Johnson Denies Charges of Dishonesty - Winchester, KY, 30 Oct 1943
Folder 34: McCormack as a National Figure - Louisville, KY, 29 Nov 1943
Folder 35: Valedictory Address - Frankfort, KY, 07 Dec 1943
Folder 36: Partial Speech on Winning the War, ca. 1944
Folder 37: National Defense Speech, ca.1944
Folder 38: Beliefs and Principles of the Democratic Party, 20 Jul 1944
Folder 39: Pressed Metals Institute, Fall 1946
Folder 40: Before New York Kentucky Club, ca. 1946
Folder 41: Production and Employment Talk Given to Auto Manufacturers Association, ca. 1946
Folder 42: Speech at Levindale Home 56th Anniversary - Baltimore, MD, 29 Sep 1946
Folder 43: Radio Statement/Hire the Handicapped, 05 Oct 1946
Folder 44: Conciliation Conference Address - Lexington, KY, 11 Oct 1946

Box 58

UnitID: 31234013023287

Folder 1: Interstate Conference of Bureau of Employment Security Agencies - San Francisco, CA, 14 Oct 1946
Folder 2: International Harmony - Louisville, KY, 31 Oct 1946
Folder 3: Undersecretary Johnson Before Civitan Club, 03 Dec 1946
Folder 4: Dinner in Honor of Mr. R. S. Reynolds, ca. 1947
Folder 5: Talk at Princeton Club - Princeton, KY, ca. November 1947
Folder 6: Can We Avoid a Recession, 02 Jan 1947
Folder 7: Reynolds Metals Safety Award, 10 Jan 1947
Folder 8: Outline About Collective Bargaining Before District Bar Association, 15 Jan 1947
Folder 9: "Boom or Bust" Discussion Before Council of State Governments - Chicago, IL, 18 Jan 1947
Folder 10: Speech at Opening of Lane Bryant Building - New York, NY, 31 Jan 1947
Folder 11: Graduation Exercises for Dale Carnegie Institute, 04 Feb 1947
Folder 12: Reconciliation Service, 06 Mar 1947
Folder 13: Public Relations in Industry: The Problem - New York, NY, 03 Apr 1947
Folder 14: APRA Meeting - New York, NY, 07 Apr 1947
Folder 15: Jefferson Day Dinner - Las Vegas, NV., 16 May 1947
Folder 16: Speech Before IAPE Conference - New York, NY, 28 May 1947
Folder 17: At Apprenticeship Training Conference - Manchester, VT, 13 Jun 1947
Folder 18: Before the American Lumber Congress - Chicago, IL, 16 Jun 1947
Folder 19: Labor Day Speech - Morgantown, WV, Sep, 1947
Folder 20: Employment and Free Enterprise, Uses Convention Dinner - Louisville, KY, 04 Oct 1947
Folder 21: Truckers Public Relations, Massachusetts Motor Truck Association Banquet - Boston, MA, 08 Oct 1947
Folder 22: Notes on the Talk Made Before U of L Public Relations Class - Louisville, KY, 21 Oct 1947
Folder 23: Kentucky Auto Dealers Association (Notes) - French Lick, IN, 05 Nov 1947
Folder 24: Talk to Perkins' Technical Staff (Notes), 10 Nov 1947
Folder 25: The American Economic System/Talk Given to the National Association of Ice Industries, 11 Nov 1947
Folder 26: To Rotary Club of Oakridge - Oak Ridge, TN, 20 Nov 1947
Folder 27: Sales Service Group (Notes), 10 Dec 1947
Folder 28: Notes on Talk at ODK Initiation, U of L - Louisville, KY, 11 Dec 1947
Folder 29: Attitudes About Profits in Business to Louisville Kiwanis Club - Louisville, KY, 17 Dec 1947
Folder 30: Notes on Talk to Myer-Bridges Company Sales Force, 29 Dec 1947
Folder 31: Notes on Talk to Salesmen of Pigment Division - I. P. Macauley - Louisville, KY, 09 Jan 1948
Folder 32: Notes on Talk Delivered to Sales Executives Council, 12 Jan 1948
Folder 33: Notes on Talk Delivered Before Associated Home Builders Association - Louisville, KY, 02 Feb 1948
Folder 34: Public Relations/Delivered to Indianapolis Sales Executives Council - Indianapolis, IN, 01 Mar 1948
Folder 35: What Foreign Trade Means to Kentucky/Delivered to League of Women Voters - Louisville, KY, 03 Mar 1948
Folder 36: To Foremen's Club of Reynolds Metals Co. - Louisville, KY, 10 Mar 1948
Folder 37: To Foremen at Reynolds Alloys, ca. April 1948
Folder 38: At Foremen's Club - Sheffield, AL, 01 Apr 1948
Folder 39: Dinner at Which Rey-Seal Pack Introduced on Raleigh Cigarettes - Detroit, MI, 09 Apr 1948

Box 59

UnitID: 31234013023295

Folder 1: To Louisville Bond Traders Club - Louisville, KY, 13 Apr 1948
Folder 2: Greetings Delivered at Opening of Reynolds Plant in Mexico City - Mexico City, Mexico, 19 Apr 1948
Folder 3: Before Chamber of Commerce - Louisville, KY, 21 Apr 1948
Folder 4: To Arkansas Junior Chamber of Commerce - Hot Springs, AR, 08 May 1948
Folder 5: Before Annual Convention of Arkansas Association of Insurance Agents - Hot Springs, AR, 14 May 1948
Folder 6: Meeting of Civic Clubs at Mt. Sterling - Mt. Sterling, KY, 21 May 1948
Folder 7: Talk Delivered Before the Aluminum Association, 11 Jun 1948
Folder 8: Delivered at Inauguration of Boy Governor at Bluegrass Boys' State - Ft. Knox, KY, 15 Jun 1948
Folder 9: Talk Delivered to Foremen's Club - Listerhill, AL, 30 Aug 1948
Folder 10: Plant Picnic - Louisville, KY, 04 Sep 1948
Folder 11: Talk Delivered Before Kentucky Municipal League - Mammoth Cave, KY, 23 Sep 1948
Folder 12: Safety/Less Accidents With Stable Metal Attitude/to National Safety Council - Chicago, IL, 19 Oct 1948
Folder 13: Improving the Town and County - Harlan, KY, 21 Oct 1948
Folder 14: Notes Used in Talk at SAE Fraternity Homecoming Banquet - Lexington, KY, 22 Oct 1948
Folder 15: Political Speech - Bowling Green, KY, 30 Oct 1948
Folder 16: Proposed Agenda for the Meeting of Kentucky Crippled Children Commission, 08 Nov 1948
Folder 17: Talk to McGraw-Hill Editors - Louisville, KY, 15 Nov 1948
Folder 18: Public Relations/Delivered Before Kentucky Association of Insurance Agents - Louisville, KY, 16 Nov 1948
Folder 19: Notes for Talk Before Louisville Purchasing Agents Assoc. - Louisville, KY, 16 Nov 1948
Folder 20: Public Relations/Given to Sales Executives Club - Evansville, IN, 15 Dec 1948
Folder 21: Talk Delivered to Foremen's Club - Listerhill, AL, ca. 1949
Folder 22: Talk Delivered Before Credit Men's Association - Richmond, VA, 25 Jan 1949
Folder 23: Talk Delivered Before Society for Advancement of Management - Louisville, KY, 09 Feb 1949
Folder 24: Before Salesmen of Parts Division - Louisville, KY, 09 Feb 1949
Folder 25: Talk Delivered Before the Richmond Chapter, American Institute of Banking - Richmond, VA, 12 Feb 1949
Folder 26: Kentucky Credit Union League - Louisville, KY, 05 Mar 1949
Folder 27: Meeting of Chicago Purchasing Agents Association Light and Heavy Metals Division - Chicago, IL, 10 Mar 1949
Folder 28: Notes Used in Speech Before Lincoln-Mercury Controllers Club - Louisville, KY, 21 Mar 1949
Folder 29: Notes to be Used at Meeting of Wisconsin Electric Cooperative - Madison, WI, 23 Mar 1949
Folder 30: Reynolds Family Night, 24 Mar 1949
Folder 31: Notes Used at Rotary Club - Phoenix, AZ, 25 Mar 1949
Folder 32: Speech to Foremen - Phoenix, AZ, 26 Mar 1949
Folder 33: Kentucky Crippled Children Society Opening of Easter Seal Drive - Louisville, KY, 31 Mar 1949
Folder 34: Talk Delivered Before Franklin-Simpson County Chamber of Commerce - Franklin, KY, 25 Apr 1949
Folder 35: Notes Used at Meeting of Polio Group of Kentucky Crippled Children Commission - Louisville, KY, 26 Apr 1949
Folder 36: Talk Delivered Before American Public Power Association - Los Angeles, CA, 10 May 1949
Folder 37: Notes Used in Talk at Farmer-Businessmen's Dinner - Berea, KY, 20 May 1949
Folder 38: History of Kentucky and Indiana Terminal Railroad Company, 25 May 1949
Folder 39: Address to Louisville Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 02 Jun 1949
Folder 40: The Pursuit of Happiness - Louisville, KY, 02 Jun 1949
Folder 41: Sales Meeting - Aluminum Division - Louisville, KY, 17 Jun 1949
Folder 42: Sales Executives Council - Nashville, TN, 12 Jul 1949
Folder 43: Notes to be Used at KEA Meeting - Newport, AR, 05 Aug 1949
Folder 44: Address Before Kiwanis Club - Flemingsburg, KY, 30 Aug 1949
Folder 45: Southern States Iron Roofing Company - Savannah, GA, 01 Sep 1949
Folder 46: Talk at Dinner After Golf Tournament - Louisville, KY, 03 Oct 1949
Folder 47: Talk Delivered to Louisville Paint Club - Louisville, KY, 11 Oct 1949
Folder 48: Talk to Indiana Bankers Regional Meeting - Jeffersonville, IN, 13 Oct 1949
Folder 49: Shell Oil Company Group, 07 Nov 1949
Folder 50: Masonic Lodge - Lexington, KY, 11 Nov 1949
Folder 51: Kiwanis Club - Florence, AL, 18 Nov 1949
Folder 52: American Society For Metals - Louisville, KY, 06 Dec 1949
Folder 53: Berrian County Industrial Club - Niles, MI, 14 Dec 1949
Folder 54: National Cost Accountants - Evansville, IN, 15 Dec 1949
Folder 55: Dinner Following Dedication of U.S. Naval Reserve Training Center - Covington, KY, 14 Jan 1950
Folder 56: Optimist Club - Lexington, KY, 20 Jan 1950
Folder 57: Purchasing Agents Association of Lehigh Valley - Allentown, PA, 23 Jan 1950
Folder 58: Kentucky Retail Hardware Dealers Association - Louisville, KY, 02 Feb 1950
Folder 59: Reynolds Alloys Industrial Club - Sheffield, AL, 16 Feb 1950

Box 60

UnitID: 31234013023303

Folder 1: D.A.R. Bryan Station - Lexington, KY, 20 Feb 1950
Folder 2: Rotary Club - Florence, AL, 27 Feb 1950
Folder 3: Adcraft Club - Detroit, MI, 10 Mar 1950
Folder 4: Little Rock Chamber of Commerce - Little Rock, AR, 24 Mar 1950
Folder 5: Luncheon Program Conference - Phoenix, AZ, 06 Apr 1950
Folder 6: Technical Conference - Phoenix, AZ, 06 Apr 1950
Folder 7: Northwest Public Power Association - Spokane, WA, 18 Apr 1950
Folder 8: Heart of American Bakers Convention - Kansas City, MO, 25 Apr 1950
Folder 9: Board of Trade - Richmond, KY, 27 Apr 1950
Folder 10: Ohio Valley Industrial Ad Conference - Cincinnati, OH, 04 May 1950
Folder 11: North Carolina Bankers Association - Pinehurst, NC, 09 May 1950
Folder 12: Talk to Technicians, 15 May 1950
Folder 13: Purchasing Agents Conference - Kansas City, MO, 16 May 1950
Folder 14: Master Brewers Association - Washington, DC, 18 May 1950
Folder 15: Introduction of Governor Folsom - Listerhill, AL, Jun, 1950
Folder 16: Chamber of Commerce - Cave City, KY, 01 Jun 1950
Folder 17: Miami Sales Executives Club - Miami, FL, 05 Jun 1950
Folder 18: Kentucky Heart Association Meeting - Louisville, KY, 16 Jun 1950
Folder 19: Chamber of Commerce - Lebanon, KY, 19 Jun 1950
Folder 20: To Chamber of Commerce - New Orleans, LA, ca. July 1950
Folder 21: Dedication of New Cable Plant - Listerhill, AL, 01 Jul 1950
Folder 22: Talk to Foremen of Parts Division - Louisville, KY, 19 Jul 1950
Folder 23: National Farm Loan Association - Louisville, KY, 24 Jul 1950
Folder 24: Frankfort Equipment Company Meeting - Frankfort, KY, 25 Jul 1950
Folder 25: Kiwanis Club - Richmond, KY, 29 Sep 1950
Folder 26: Notes Used at Regional Sales Meeting, Oct, 1950
Folder 27: Clover Farm Stores Corp. - Cleveland, OH, 02 Oct 1950
Folder 28: Ad Club - Washington, DC, 10 Oct 1950
Folder 29: Conference of Sales Managers - Columbus, OH, 26 Oct 1950
Folder 30: Southern Association of State Planning and Development Agencies - Richmond, VA, 10 Nov 1950
Folder 31: Notes for Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers, ca. December 1950
Folder 32: American Management Association - Chicago, IL, 12 Dec 1950
Folder 33: Talk at Dinner for Earl Ruby - Louisville, KY, 14 Dec 1950
Folder 34: Notes on "Price Control", 18 Dec 1950
Folder 35: Remarks at Dinner for Mrs. R. S. Reynolds - Richmond, VA, 27 Dec 1950
Folder 36: Talk to Women's Club Representatives - Lexington, KY, ca. 1951
Folder 37: Talk to Training Class - Louisville, KY, 11 Jan 1951
Folder 38: Chamber of Commerce - Lebanon, KY, 11 Jan 1951
Folder 39: Ohio Dairy Products Association - Toledo, OH, 23 Jan 1951
Folder 40: Ohio Dairy Boosters Association - Toledo, OH, 23 Jan 1951
Folder 41: Notes Used at Gurdon, Arkansas Rotary Club - Gurdon, AR, 14 Feb 1951
Folder 42: Lion's Club - Grand Rapids, MI, 06 Mar 1951
Folder 43: Talk to Investment Bankers Visiting Reynolds Plants - Richmond, VA, 12 Mar 1951
Folder 44: Falls Cities Basketball Officials Association - Louisville, KY, 19 Mar 1951
Folder 45: South Dakota Lumber Dealers Convention - Sioux Fall, SD, 22 Mar 1951
Folder 46: Talk Before Trainee Group at G.S.O. - Louisville, KY, 26 Mar 1951
Folder 47: Wisconsin Electric Cooperative - Madison, WI, 28 Mar 1951
Folder 48: Meeting of Board of Directors Public Relations Society of America - Houston, TX, 23 Apr 1951
Folder 49: Business and Banking Relations - Pinehurst, NC, 09 May 1951
Folder 50: Twin City Purchasing Agents Association - St. Paul, MN, 16 May 1951
Folder 51: Notes Used as Master of Ceremonies at Dinner Reynolds Gave for Beardsley Ruml - Cleveland, OH, 05 Jun 1951
Folder 52: Rotary Ann Party - Sioux Falls, SD, 14 Jun 1951
Folder 53: New Pot Rooms Dedicated - Hot Springs, AR, 20 Jul 1951

Box 61

UnitID: 31234013023311

Folder 1: Talk to Birmingham Sales Executives Club - Birmingham, AL, 10 Aug 1951
Folder 2: Meade County Rural Electric Co-Operative Association - Brandenburg, KY, 24 Aug 1951
Folder 3: Barbecue on Labor Day - Hurricane Creek, AR, 03 Sep 1951
Folder 4: Speech at Big Sandy/Elkhorn Coal Operators - Lexington, KY, 12 Sep 1951
Folder 5: Sales Executives Club - Cincinnati, OH, 14 Sep 1941
Folder 6: Cleveland Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association - Cleveland, OH, 11 Oct 1951
Folder 7: Foremen's Club - Louisville, KY, 17 Oct 1951
Folder 8: Southwestern Architects Association - Tulsa, OK., 19 Oct 1951
Folder 9: To Foremen at Plant No. 12/About Community Chest, 22 Oct 1951
Folder 10: Honor of a Colonel and Lt. Colonel - Richmond, VA, ca. November 1951
Folder 11: Grand Rapids Rotary Club - Grand Rapids, MI, 01 Nov 1951
Folder 12: Grand Rapids Industrial Executives Club - Grand Rapids, MI, 01 Nov 1951
Folder 13: Reynolds Alloys Industrial Club - Sheffield, AL, 13 Nov 1951
Folder 14: Executives of Farmhand Company - Minneapolis, MN, 16 Nov 1951
Folder 15: Breakfast for Secretary of Interior Chapman - Phoenix, AZ, 27 Nov 1951
Folder 16: Notes Used in Talk to Defense Mobilization Group Visitors, 06 Dec 1951
Folder 17: Sales Executives Council - New Orleans, LA, 10 Dec 1951
Folder 18: Dinner for Jim Black - Hot Springs, AR, 18 Dec 1951
Folder 19: Introducing Dillman Rash at Rotary Club, 03 Jan 1952
Folder 20: Chamber of Commerce - North Little Rock, AR, 09 Jan 1952
Folder 21: Northwestern Lumbermen's Association - Minneapolis, MN, 15 Jan 1952
Folder 22: Louisville Insurance Group - Louisville, KY, 21 Jan 1952
Folder 23: Arkansas Press Association Luncheon - Little Rock, AR, 26 Jan 1952
Folder 24: Ad Club - Louisville, KY, 29 Jan 1952
Folder 25: Kentucky Heart Association- Louisville, KY, 05 Feb 1952
Folder 26: Kentucky Association of Highway Contractors - Louisville, KY, 09 Feb 1952
Folder 27: Murray State College - Murray, KY, 20 Feb 1952
Folder 28: Arkansas Chapter Associated Contractors - Little Rock, AR, 21 Feb 1952
Folder 29: Public Relations - Knoxville, TN and St. Louis, MO, 3 March 1952 and 18 June 1952
Folder 30: Foremen's Club Meeting - Louisville, KY, 18 Mar 1952
Folder 31: Cincinnati Paint Club - Cincinnati, OH, 20 Mar 1952
Folder 32: Farm Institute Meeting - Normandy, IL, 21 Mar 1952
Folder 33: Trainee Graduating Group, 26 Mar 1952
Folder 34: Dinner to Award Service Pins/Fabricant Division of General Motors - Bedford, IN, 31 Mar 1952
Folder 35: Reynolds Distributors Educational Program - Louisville, KY, 01 Apr 1952
Folder 36: Edison Electric Institute - Chicago, IL, 02 Apr 1952
Folder 37: Chamber of Commerce, 10 April 1952 and Feb 2 1953
Folder 38: Purchasing Agents Association - Little Rock, AR, 17 Apr 1952
Folder 39: Arkansas Peace Officer's Association - Little Rock, AR, 08 May 1952
Folder 40: Cleveland Engineering Society - Cleveland, OH, 19 May 1952
Folder 41: Graduating Class State Teachers College - Florence, AL, 27 May 1952
Folder 42: Louisville Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 29 May 1952
Folder 43: Commencement Exercises at Kentucky Military Institute - Lyndon, KY, 01 Jun 1952
Folder 44: Institute Of Food Technology - Grand Rapids, MI, 09 Jun 1952
Folder 45: Chamber Of Commerce - Phoenix, AZ, 11 Jun 1952
Folder 46: Packaging Sales Training Group - Louisville, KY, 18 Jun 1952
Folder 47: Dayton Rotary Club - Dayton, OH, 19 Jun 1952
Folder 48: Advertising - Daytona Beach, FL and Columbus, OH, 24 June 1952 and 14 November 1952
Folder 49: Notes for Kelso Rotary Club - Kelso, WA, 21 Aug 1952
Folder 50: Notes for Kelso Kiwanis Club Talk - Kelso, WA, 22 Aug 1952

Box 62

UnitID: 31234013023329

Folder 1: Notes for Retail Merchants Association - Longview, WA, 25 Aug 1952
Folder 2: Lions Club - Longview, WA, 26 Aug 1952
Folder 3: Talk to Foremen and Supervisors at Longview Plant - Longview, WA, 26 Aug 1952
Folder 4: P.T.A. Importance - Anchorage, KY, 15 Sep 1952
Folder 5: The High Cost of Heart Disease/American Heart Association Meeting - Washington, DC, 30 Sep 1952
Folder 6: Talk to Company Employees on Federal Fund - Louisville, KY, 06 Oct 1952
Folder 7: Importance of Supervisors/To Industrial Management Council - Chicago, IL, 07 Oct 1952
Folder 8: Progress/To General Mills Research Group - Minneapolis, MN, 27 Oct 1952
Folder 9: Public Relations of Salesmen - Minneapolis, MN and Chicago, IL, 6 November 1952 and 9 February 1953
Folder 10: Address S.A.E. - Lexington, KY, 07 Nov 1952
Folder 11: Importance of Women/Kiwanis Ladies Night - Tuscumbia, AL, 10 Nov 1952
Folder 12: Reynolds Alloys Industrial Club, 11 Nov 1952
Folder 13: Armistice Day Talk - Tuscumbia, AL, 11 Nov 1952
Folder 14: Public Relations/To Ad Club of Columbus - Columbus, OH, 14 Nov 1952
Folder 15: The Aluminum Era/To South End Optimists Club - Louisville, KY, 19 Nov 1952
Folder 16: Importance of Physicians/To Arkansas Medical Society - Little Rock, AR, 20 Nov 1952
Folder 17: Aluminum the Progressive Industry - Louisville, KY, ca.1953
Folder 18: Optimist Club Awarding "Man Of The Year" Plaque - Louisville, KY, 20 Jan 1953
Folder 19: Notes at Ad Club - Louisville, KY, 23 Jan 1953
Folder 20: Importance of the Chamber of Commerce - Sheffield, AL, 27 Jan 1953
Folder 21: Talk at Ouachita College - Arkadelphia, AR, 13 Mar 1953
Folder 22: Talk to Engineering College University of Arkansas - Fayetteville, AR, 14 Mar 1953
Folder 23: Joint Meeting Louisville and Cincinnati Ad Clubs - Cincinnati, OH, 18 Mar 1953
Folder 24: Appreciation for Police Force of Louisville at Commanding Officers Club of L.P.D.-Louisville, KY, 18 Mar 1953
Folder 25: Profits in Business - Louisville, KY, 24 Mar 1953
Folder 26: Talk to Fire Underwriters - Louisville, KY, 13 Apr 1953
Folder 27: Women's Association of Allied Beverage Industries - Louisville, KY, 15 Apr 1953
Folder 28: Southern District Meeting/American Institute of Electrical Engineers - Louisville, KY, 22 Apr 1953
Folder 29: Piedmont Sales Conference - Charlotte, NC, 24 Apr 1953
Folder 30: Symposium Arranged by MacArthur Company - Minneapolis, MN, 05 May 1953
Folder 31: Talk to Farm Editors - Louisville, KY, 09 May 1953
Folder 32: Junior Achievement Group - Louisville, KY, 14 May 1953
Folder 33: Junior Chamber of Commerce - Hot Springs, AR, 16 May 1953
Folder 34: Institute of Internal Auditors - Cleveland, OH, 19 May 1953
Folder 35: Importance of Arkansas Bankers Association - Hot Springs, AR, 26 May 1953
Folder 36: Public Relations/To Southern Wholesalers Association - Atlanta, GA, 28 May 1953
Folder 37: Public Relations/To Grand Rapids Ad Club - Grand Rapids, MI, 29 May 1953
Folder 38: Public Relations/To St. Louis Ad Club - St. Louis, MO, 09 Jun 1953
Folder 39: July Fourth Celebration - Bardstown, KY, 04 Jul 1953
Folder 40: Ingenuity/To Nashville Kiwanis Club - Nashville, TN, 31 Jul 1953
Folder 41: Notes for Talk at Shively Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 13 Aug 1953
Folder 42: Public Relations/To Toledo Ad Club - Toledo, OH, 19 Aug 1953
Folder 43: Talk to Consumer Salesmen, 1 September and 3 September 1953
Folder 44: Industrial Development/To Wichita Rotary Club - Wichita, KS, 28 Sep 1953
Folder 45: Importance of Aluminum/To National Association of Aluminum Distributors - Colorado Springs, CO, 02 Oct 1953
Folder 46: Public Relations/To Business and Professional Women's Club - Louisville, KY, 14 Oct 1953
Folder 47: Talk at Dinner for Home Hobby Craftsmen - Louisville, KY, 16 Oct 1953
Folder 48: Profit and Loss System/To Rotary Conference Industrial District - Louisville, KY, 19 Oct 1953

Box 63

UnitID: 31234013023337

Folder 1: Maytag and Aluminum - Newton, IA, 26 Oct 1953
Folder 2: Good Will/To Ad Club of Des Moines - Des Moines, IA, 27 Oct 1953
Folder 3: Stimulating Growth of Wilmington/To Wilmington Chamber of Commerce - Wilmington, NC, 03 Nov 1953
Folder 4: Armistice Day Talk to Sheffield Lions Club - Sheffield, AL, 11 Nov 1953
Folder 5: Future of Aluminum/To Reynolds Alloys Industrial Club - Sheffield, AL, 12 Nov 1953
Folder 6: Public Relations/To Hotel Management Association - Boston, MA, 23 Nov 1953
Folder 7: Aluminum/To National Combination Stormwindow - Detroit, MI, 01 Dec 1953
Folder 8: Industrial Developments/To Traffic Club of Minneapolis - Minneapolis, MN, 03 Dec 1953
Folder 9: Aluminum/Talk to Women's Club - Richmond, KY, 05 Dec 1953
Folder 10: Understanding Between Industry and Education at Emory University - Atlanta, GA., 08 Dec 1953
Folder 11: Distributors Training Group G.S.O., 11 Dec 1953
Folder 12: Safety Engineers of Reynolds Metals Company - Louisville, KY, 14 Jan 1954
Folder 13: Social and Economic Problems in Arkansas, 24 Jan 1954
Folder 14: Future of Business/To St. Louis Purchasing Agents - St. Louis, MO, 26 Jan 1954
Folder 15: Future of Business/To Associated Business Publications-Chicago, IL, 02 Feb 1954
Folder 16: Congratulations to Workers in Red Cross Campaign - Louisville, KY, 15 Feb 1954
Folder 17: Public Relations/To Columbus Sales Executives Club-Columbus, OH, 18 Feb 1954
Folder 18: Aluminum/To Hardware Association of the Carolinas - Charlotte, NC, 24 Feb 1954
Folder 19: American Legion Americanism Dinner - Mt. Sterling, KY, 26 Feb 1954
Folder 20: Louisville Transportation Club - Louisville, KY, 09 Mar 1954
Folder 21: Kentucky Rural Health Conference - Louisville, KY, 10 Mar 1954
Folder 22: Southern States Iron and Roofing Salesman - Louisville, KY, 10 Mar 1954
Folder 23: American Society for Quality Controls - Louisville, KY, 25 Mar 1954
Folder 24: Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute - White Sulfur Springs, WV, 01 Apr 1954
Folder 25: Grand Rapids Rotary Club, Ladies Night - Grand Rapids, MI, 08 Apr 1954
Folder 26: Georgia Bankers Association - Atlanta, GA, 14 Apr 1954
Folder 27: Milwaukee Ad Club - Milwaukee, WI, 22 Apr 1954
Folder 28: New York Sales Executives Club - New York, NY, 27 Apr 1954
Folder 29: Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity-Florence, AL, 13 May 1954
Folder 30: Products and Applications Department., 24 May 1954
Folder 31: Biscuit and Cracker Manufacturers - Chicago, IL, 27 May 1954
Folder 32: Shawnee Kiwanis Club - Louisville, KY, 02 Jun 1954
Folder 33: Notes for Talk to Men About Publicity - Washington, DC, 04 Jun 1954
Folder 34: Public Relations/To Farm Loan Association-Louisville, KY, 09 Jun 1954
Folder 35: Sales Mechanism/To Sales Executive Club - Pittsburgh, PA, 14 Jun 1954
Folder 36: Aluminum in Aircraft/To Air Reservists - Louisville, KY, 15 Jun 1954
Folder 37: To Detroit Sales Executives Club - Detroit, MI, 21 Jun 1954
Folder 38: Reynolds Alloys Picnic - Tuscumbia, AL, 03 Jul 1954
Folder 39: Truck-Trailer Manufacturers Association - Chicago, IL, 22 Jul 1954
Folder 40: KY-TN-OH Valley Personnel Relations - Lexington, KY, 09 Aug 1954
Folder 41: Livestock Feeders Institute - Shenandoah, IA, 10 Aug 1954

Box 64

UnitID: 31234013023345

Folder 1: National Association of Motor Bus Operators - Chicago, IL, 01 Sep 1954
Folder 2: Ohio Trucking Association - Columbus, OH, 28 Sep 1954
Folder 3: Ohio Bell Telephone Company - Columbus, OH, 28 Sep 1954
Folder 4: Food Editors Conference - New York, NY, 04 Oct 1954
Folder 5: Iowa Retail Hardware Dealers - Des Moines, IA, 07 Oct 1954
Folder 6: "Farm Forum" Station Way - Schenectady, NY, 10 Oct 1954
Folder 7: Talk to Packaging Sales Trainees, 26 Oct 1954
Folder 8: Tidewater Wholesale Food Dealers - Virginia Beach, VA, 13 Nov 1954
Folder 9: Talk to Reynolds Distributors - Louisville, KY, 03 Dec 1954
Folder 10: Pittsburgh Ad Club - Pittsburgh, KY, 14 Dec 1954
Folder 11: Sales Executives Club - Shreveport, LA, 10 Jan 1955
Folder 12: Nashville Traffic and Transportation Club - Nashville, TN, 20 Jan 1955
Folder 13: Ashland Rotary Club - Ashland, KY, 24 Jan 1955
Folder 14: Master Brewers Association - New York, NY, 10 Feb 1955
Folder 15: Virginia Retail Hardware Association - Roanoke, VA, 07 Mar 1955
Folder 16: Chicago Sales Executives Club - Chicago, IL, 14 Mar 1955
Folder 17: National Prepared Frozen Food Processors - Chicago, IL, 15 Mar 1955
Folder 18: Jeffersonville Quartermasters Association - Jeffersonville, IN, 25 Mar 1955
Folder 19: Cincinnati Ad Club - Cincinnati, OH, 06 Apr 1955
Folder 20: Hampton Roads Sales Executives Club - Norfolk, VA, 13 Apr 1955
Folder 21: East Liberty Chamber of Commerce - Pittsburgh, PA, 21 Apr 1955
Folder 22: Salesman's Club of Rochester Chamber Of Commerce - NY, 26 Apr 1955
Folder 23: Industrial Marketers of Detroit - Detroit, MI, 02 May 1955
Folder 24: Indiana Independent Petroleum Association - French Lick, IN, 18 May 1955
Folder 25: United Jewish Appeal Dinner - New York, NY, 19 May 1955
Folder 26: Talk at Dinner for Sales Trainees, 01 Jun 1955
Folder 27: Cleveland Sales Executives Club - Cleveland, OH, 06 Jun 1955
Folder 28: Bankers Association of the Carolinas - Myrtle Beach, SC, 13 Jun 1955
Folder 29: United Kentucky Clubs - Louisville, KY, 16 Jun 1955
Folder 30: Supervisors at North Plant - Richmond, VA, 21 Jun 1955
Folder 31: Talk at Army Recruiting Luncheon - Louisville, KY, 15 Jul 1955
Folder 32: Old Dominion Purchasing Agents - Hot Springs, VA, 22 Jul 1955
Folder 33: Dairy Council of Nashville - Nashville, TN, 11 Aug 1955
Folder 34: Southwest Association of Tax Administrators - Lexington, KY, 29 Aug 1955
Folder 35: Reynolds Distributors Training Class - Louisville, KY, 16 Sep 1955
Folder 36: Ohio Valley Improvement Association - Cincinnati, OH, 03 Oct 1955
Folder 37: Food Editors' Conference - Chicago, IL, 05 Oct 1955
Folder 38: University of Kentucky Journalism Students for Sigma Delta Chi - Lexington, KY, 07 Oct 1955
Folder 39: Dedication of Habco Plant - Columbus, NE, 12 Oct 1955
Folder 40: Central States Frozen Food Association - Chicago, IL, 28 Oct 1955
Folder 41: Louisville Foremen's Club - Louisville, KY, 14 Dec 1955
Folder 42: Presentation to Baseball Team Sponsored by Reynolds, ca. 1956
Folder 43: Talk to Sales Executives Group, ca. 1956
Folder 44: Ohio Hardware Association - Cleveland, OH, 07 Feb 1956
Folder 45: Florence Rotary Club - Florence, AL, 20 Feb 1956
Folder 46: Lexington Rotary Club - Lexington, KY, 23 Feb 1956
Folder 47: Virginia Public Relations Society - Williamsburg, VA, 15 Mar 1956
Folder 48: Virginia Dietetic Association - Charlottesville, VA, 23 Mar 1956

Box 65

UnitID: 31234013023352

Folder 1: Press Luncheon for Representatives of Food Publications - Waldorf, NY, 28 Mar 1956
Folder 2: Notes on Talk at President's Dinner for Kentucky Chamber of Commerce., Apr, 1956
Folder 3: Jonesboro Chamber of Commerce - Jonesboro, AR, 12 Apr 1956
Folder 4: Kentucky Vocational Association - Louisville, KY, 13 Apr 1956
Folder 5: Sales Executives Club - Durham, NC, 19 Apr 1956
Folder 6: Kentucky Chiropractic Dinner - Louisville, KY, 09 May 1956
Folder 7: Notes for Newspaper Editors Association Luncheon - Louisville, KY, 08 Jun 1956
Folder 8: Elizabethtown Rotary Club - Elizabethtown, KY, 24 Jul 1956
Folder 9: Southwest Chambers of Commerce - Lake Charles, LA, 28 Jul 1956
Folder 10: Kiwanis Club - Bardstown, KY, 28 Aug 1956
Folder 11: Mid-South Hotel Conference - Louisville, KY, 31 Aug 1956
Folder 12: Louisville Breakfast Club - Louisville, KY, 11 Sep 1956
Folder 13: Women's Traffic Club - Louisville, KY, 13 Sep 1956
Folder 14: Training Class G.S.O. - Louisville, KY, 14 Sep 1956
Folder 15: Food Editors' Conference - New York, NY, 26 Sep 1956
Folder 16: Rotary Club - Joliet, IL, 02 Oct 1956
Folder 17: Kentucky Motor Transportation Association - Louisville, KY, 17 Oct 1956
Folder 18: Louisville Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 18 Oct 1956
Folder 19: American Trucking Association - Waldorf, NY, 25 Oct 1956
Folder 20: Texas Society of Architects - Corpus Christi, TX, 01 Nov 1956
Folder 21: National Tool and Dye Manufacturers Association - Hartford, CT., 03 Nov 1956
Folder 22: Mental Health Conference - Danville, VA, 14 Nov 1956
Folder 23: Louisville Purchasing Agents - Louisville, KY, Apr, 1956
Folder 24: Panel Discussion Before Public Relations Staff Association - Milwaukee, WI, 26 Nov 1956
Folder 25: Kiwanis Club of Louisville - Louisville, KY, 03 Dec 1956
Folder 26: Transportation Club of Louisville - Louisville, KY, 11 Dec 1956
Folder 27: Talk to Manufacturers., ca. 1957
Folder 28: Speech to Trainees - Louisville, KY, ca. 1957
Folder 29: St. Louis Sales Executives Association - St. Louis, MO, 11 Jan 1957
Folder 30: To Club of Chicago - Chicago, IL, 21 Jan 1957
Folder 31: National Association of Home Builders - Chicago, IL, 22 Jan 1957
Folder 32: Southern Farm Forum - New Orleans, LA, 25 Jan 1957
Folder 33: Southeastern Poultry and Egg Association - Atlanta, GA, 28 Jan 1957
Folder 34: Kansas City Rotary Club - Kansas City, MO, 31 Jan 1957
Folder 35: Missouri Valley Electric Association - Kansas City, MO, 21 Jan 1957
Folder 36: Columbus Ad Club - Columbus, OH, 01 Feb 1957
Folder 37: National Combination Storm Window and Door Installation - NY, 06 Feb 1957
Folder 38: Portland Rotary Club - Portland, OR, 12 Feb 1957
Folder 39: Portland Ad Club - Portland, OR, 13 Feb 1957
Folder 40: Houston Chapter of American Institute of Architecture - TX, 19 Feb 1957
Folder 41: Arizona Society of Professional Engineers - Phoenix, AZ, 22 Feb 1957
Folder 42: Red Cross Group - Louisville, KY, 05 Mar 1957
Folder 43: Ohio State Restaurant Association - Columbus, OH, 12 Mar 1957
Folder 44: Talk to Trainees - Louisville, KY, 20 Mar 1957

Box 66

UnitID: 31234013023360

Folder 1: The Reynolds Story - Richmond, VA, 21 Mar 1957
Folder 2: St. Matthews Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 25 Mar 1957
Folder 3: Vocational Information Conference - Richmond, KY, 29 Mar 1957
Folder 4: Gouverneur Chamber of Commerce - Gouverneur, NY, 09 Apr 1957
Folder 5: Corhart Refractories Management Club - Louisville, KY, 11 Apr 1957
Folder 6: Breakfast of Eastern Kentucky State College Alumni - Louisville, KY, Apr, 1957
Folder 7: National Fisheries Institute - Chicago, IL, 29 Apr 1957
Folder 8: University Statue of R.S. Reynolds Plaque - Louisville, KY, 07 May 1957
Folder 9: Purchasing Agents Association of Chicago - Chicago, IL, 09 May 1957
Folder 10: To Club of Cleveland - Cleveland, OH, 20 May 1957
Folder 11: Reynolds Distributors Training Class - Louisville, KY, 06 Jun 1957
Folder 12: Los Angeles Rotary Club - Los Angeles, CA, 14 Jun 1957
Folder 13: Commencement at Los Angeles State College - Los Angeles, CA, 14 Jun 1957
Folder 14: United Business Education Association - Dallas, TX, 20 Jun 1957
Folder 15: Cincinnati Stewards and Caterers Association - Cincinnati, OH, 09 Sep 1957
Folder 16: Cincinnati Industrial Ad Club - Cincinnati, OH, 17 Sep 1957
Folder 17: Bluegrass Chapter of Public Relation's Staff Association, 30 Sep 1957
Folder 18: Unveiling of R. S. Reynolds Plaque/Plant #9 - Louisville, KY, ca. October 1957
Folder 19: Community Chest Workers in Industry and Commerce Division - Louisville, KY, 03 Oct 1957
Folder 20: Gulf State Region/American Institute of Architects-Birmingham, AL, 07 Oct 1957
Folder 21: Purchasing Agents of the Southeast - New Orleans, LA, 15 Oct 1957
Folder 22: New England Credit Conference - Springfield, MA, 17 Oct 1957
Folder 23: Richmond Sales Executive Club - Richmond, VA, 21 Oct 1957
Folder 24: Bluegrass Chapter of Public Relations Society of America, 24 Oct 1957
Folder 25: Richmond Sales Executives Club - Richmond, VA, 24 Oct 1957
Folder 26: Southern Weights and Measures Association - Louisville, KY, 30 Oct 1957
Folder 27: Hotel Greeters, Mid-South Regional Conference - Louisville, KY, 01 Nov 1957
Folder 28: Talk to Packaging Sales Trainees - Louisville, KY, 07 Nov 1957
Folder 29: Executive Sales Group/G.S.O. - Louisville, KY, 14 Nov 1957
Folder 30: Business/Industry Education Day - Chattanooga, TN, 15 Nov 1957

Box 67

UnitID: 31234013023378

Folder 1: Richmond Traffic Club - Richmond, VA, 18 Nov 1957
Folder 2: Sales Executives Club of Erie - Erie, PA, 21 Nov 1957
Folder 3: Louisiana State University Extension Agents Meeting - Baton Rouge, LA, 05 Dec 1957
Folder 4: Lauderdale County Teachers Association - Lexington, AL, 20 Dec 1957
Folder 5: Notes for Presentation of Gift to DPR, 26 Dec 1957
Folder 6: Altrusa Club - Louisville, KY, 09 Jan 1958
Folder 7: Hardware Merchants and Manufacturers as Soc. - Philadelphia, PA, 23 Jan 1958
Folder 8: Kansas City Chamber of Commerce - Kansas City, MO, 05 Feb 1958
Folder 9: Missouri Valley Electric Association - Kansas City, MO, 06 Feb 1958
Folder 10: Richmond Stationers Association - Richmond, VA, 11 Feb 1958
Folder 11: Southern Methodist University/Engineering College Faculty And Students - Dallas, TX, 19 Feb 1958
Folder 12: Southern Tile Contractors Association - Memphis, TN, 28 Feb 1958
Folder 13: Sales Executives Club - Bluefields, WV, 03 Mar 1958
Folder 14: Pacific Dairy and Poultry Assoc. - Coronado, CA, 21 Mar 1958
Folder 15: Reynolds Business Women's Club - Florence, AL, 26 Mar 1958
Folder 16: Louisiana Market Poultry Association - Coronado, CA, 03 Apr 1958
Folder 17: Atlantic States Shippers Advisory Board - Roanoke, VA, 17 Apr 1958
Folder 18: College Of Commerce/ Commerce Day - AL, 23 Apr 1958
Folder 19: Eastern Kentucky State College Senior Class Lexington, KY, 24 Apr 1958
Folder 20: Metal Etching and Fabricating Assoc. - White Sulphur Springs, WA, 28 Apr 1958
Folder 21: Public Relations Conference of Carolinas- Charlotte, NC, 13 May 1958
Folder 22: Union Life Insurance Company - Miami, FL, 16 May 1958

Box 68

UnitID: 31234013023386

Folder 1: Southern Graphic Arts Association Convention, 19 May 1958
Folder 2: Bowling Green College of Commerce - Bowling Green, KY, 26 May 1958
Folder 3: Cincinnati Rotary Club - Cincinnati, OH, 29 May 1958
Folder 4: Western North Carolina Sales Executives Club - Asheville, NC, 17 Jun 1958
Folder 5: Buechel Rotary Club/Ladies Night - Buechel, KY, 24 Jun 1958
Folder 6: Louisville Kiwanis Club - Louisville, KY, 02 Jul 1958
Folder 7: American Home Awards Dinner - Boston, MA, 05 Aug 1958
Folder 8: American Business Club - Louisville, KY, 20 Aug 1958
Folder 9: St. Paul Sales Executives Club - St. Paul, MN, 04 Sep 1958
Folder 10: American Society for Industrial Security - Washington, DC, 17 Sep 1958
Folder 11: Kentucky Auto Dealers Association - Louisville, KY, 22 Sep 1958
Folder 12: Chamber of Commerce of La Grange Park - Lagrange, IL, 24 Sep 1958
Folder 13: St. Louis Sales Executives Association - St. Louis, MO, 26 Sep 1958
Folder 14: Luncheon for Twenty-Five Year Packaging Customers - New York, NY, 01 Oct 1958
Folder 15: Institute of Internal Auditors - Dayton, OH, 02 Oct 1958
Folder 16: Urge for Contributions to the Community Chest-Louisville, KY, 21 Oct 1958
Folder 17: Industrial Management Group - Florence, AL, 23 Oct 1958
Folder 18: Louisiana Polytechnic Institute - Rushton, LA, 06 Nov 1958
Folder 19: Cleveland Engineering Society Construction Conference Dinner - Cleveland, OH, 12 Nov 1958
Folder 20: Louisville YMCA Membership Dinner - Louisville, KY, 18 Nov 1958
Folder 21: Traffic Club of Memphis - Memphis, TN, 18 Nov 1958
Folder 22: Alabama Purchasing Agents Association - Birmingham, AL, 21 Nov 1958
Folder 23: Lexington Business Men Hosts to Farmer - Lexington, KY, 25 Nov 1958
Folder 24: Ad Club of Montgomery - Montgomery, AL, 03 Dec 1958
Folder 25: Sheridon Chamber of Commerce - Sheridon, WY, 10 Dec 1958
Folder 26: Corpus Christi Sales Executives Club - Corpus Christi, TX, 18 Dec 1958
Folder 27: Alan Sparks' Retirement Dinner - Louisville, KY, 08 Jan 1959
Folder 28: Beargrass Christian Church Men's Club - St. Matthews, KY, 08 Jan 1959

Box 69

UnitID: 31234013023394

Folder 1: Arizona Dairy Industry Conference - Tucson, AZ, 14 Jan 1959
Folder 2: Life Underwriters Association - Cincinnati, OH, 16 Jan 1959
Folder 3: Ad Club of Washington - Washington, DC, 20 Jan 1959
Folder 4: National Flexible Packaging Association - New York, NY, 21 Jan 1959
Folder 5: Louisiana Industrial Development Conference - Alexandria, LA, 05 Feb 1959
Folder 6: Industrial Management Club - Richmond, VA, 10 Feb 1959
Folder 7: Louisville Safety Council President's Report - Louisville, KY, 17 Feb 1959
Folder 8: Ohio Valley Ad Club - Wheeling, WV, 25 Feb 1959
Folder 9: Home Builder's Association of Virginia - Virginia Beach, VA, 26 Feb 1959
Folder 10: Ad Club of Des Moines - Des Moines, IA, 03 Mar 1959
Folder 11: Purchasing Agents Association - Philadelphia, PA, 12 Mar 1959
Folder 12: Pilot Club - Sheffield, AL, 16 Mar 1959
Folder 13: Mississippi State College - State College, MS, 19 Mar 1959
Folder 14: Central National Bank - Chicago, IL, 24 Mar 1959
Folder 15: Notes on Combs/Wyatt Luncheon, 26 Mar 1959
Folder 16: Alabama Trucking Association - Biloxi, MS, 03 Apr 1959
Folder 17: Virginia Polytechnic Institute Association for Advancement of Engineering - Blacksburg, VA, 24 Apr 1959
Folder 18: Blue Valley Businessmen's Association - Kansas City, MO, 07 May 1959
Folder 19: Speech for Combs/Wyatt - Bowling Green, KY, 11 May 1959
Folder 20: West Monroe Chamber of Commerce - West Monroe, LA, 13 May 1959
Folder 21: Virginia Safety Association - Roanoke, VA, 19 May 1959
Folder 22: Sales Training Class - Richmond, VA, 20 May 1959
Folder 23: Pressed Metals Institute - Bedford, PA, 11 Jun 1959
Folder 24: Charlotte Rotary Club - Charlotte, NC, 16 Jun 1959
Folder 25: National Waste Material Dealers - Louisville, KY, 17 Jun 1959
Folder 26: Vagabond Mobile Homes Manufacturing Company - New Hudson, MI, 24 Aug 1959
Folder 27: Central Motor Freight Association Incorporated - Chicago, IL, 15 Sep 1959
Folder 28: Virginia Carbonated Beverage Association - Roanoke, VA, 21 Sep 1959
Folder 29: Pacific Northwest Industrial Health Conference - Portland, OR, 28 Sep 1959
Folder 30: Chamber of Commerce - Longview, WA, 29 Sep 1959

Box 70

UnitID: 31234013023402

Folder 1: New York State Association of Architects - Lake Placid, NY, 08 Oct 1959
Folder 2: Richmond Food Stores - Richmond, VA, 14 Oct 1959
Folder 3: Virginia State Poultry Federation Convention - Richmond, VA, 20 Oct 1959
Folder 4: Virginia Real Estate Association - Williamsburg, VA, 22 Oct 1959
Folder 5: Southwestern Wholesale Distributors' Association - Chandler, AZ, 11 Nov 1959
Folder 6: Mississippi Association of Purchasing Agents - Jackson, MS, 17 Nov 1959
Folder 7: Toledo Sales Executives Club - Toledo, OH, 30 Nov 1959
Folder 8: Sales Executives Club of Huntington - Huntington, WV, 03 Dec 1959
Folder 9: Kansas City Purchasing Agents Association - Kansas City, MO, 10 Dec 1959
Folder 10: Jr. Chamber of Commerce - Louisville, KY, 12 Jan 1960
Folder 11: Ruritan National Convention - Louisville, KY, 26 Jan 1960
Folder 12: Ft. Lee Chapter Quartermaster Association - Ft. Lee, VA, 03 Feb 1960
Folder 13: Louisville Safety Council 39th Annual Dinner Meeting-Louisville, KY, 17 Feb 1960
Folder 14: Kentucky Friendship to Korean Children Dinner - Paducah, KY, 25 Feb 1960
Folder 15: Partial Campaign Speech, Mar, 1960
Folder 16: Latonia Business Association - Covington, KY, 09 Mar 1960
Folder 17: Kentucky Hospital Association - Louisville, KY, 23 Mar 1960
Folder 18: Kentucky Colored Leaders Conference Luncheon - Louisville, KY, 26 Mar 1960
Folder 19: Regional Transportation Conference - Richmond, VA, 30 Mar 1960
Folder 20: Henderson Junior Chamber of Commerce - Henderson, KY, 05 Apr 1960
Folder 21: Louisville Young Democrats - Louisville, KY, 13 Apr 1960
Folder 22: Federation of Federal Bank Association - Louisville, KY, 14 Apr 1960
Folder 23: Students of Berea College - Berea, KY, 22 Apr 1960
Folder 24: Louisville Kiwanis Club - Louisville, KY, 25 Apr 1960
Folder 25: Democratic Campaign Luncheon - Louisville, KY, 30 Apr 1960
Folder 26: Advance Platform Hearing of Democratic National Committee - Minneapolis, MN, 06 May 1960
Folder 27: Campaign Speech - Lexington, KY, 18 May 1960
Folder 28: Is Our Country Safe/Senatorial Campaign, ca. 1960
Folder 29: Senatorial Campaign Speech-Greenup, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 30: Senatorial Campaign Speech-Ashland, KY, ca. 1960

Box 71

UnitID: 31234013023410

Folder 1: Senatorial Campaign Speech - Covington, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 2: Senatorial Campaign Speech - Bardstown, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 3: Senatorial Campaign Speech, ca. 1960
Folder 4: Senatorial Campaign Speech - Paducah, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 5: Problems of the Appalachian Region/Campaign Speech, ca. 1960
Folder 6: Campaign Speech - Ashland, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 7: Who Is This Man/The Question Mark Candidate (Nixon), ca. 1960
Folder 8: Excerpt From Keen Johnson Speech/Tight Money and Economic Growth, ca. 1960
Folder 9: Prejudice Against John Kennedy/Campaign Speech, ca. 1960
Folder 10: Opening Statement/Program New Frontier, ca. 1960
Folder 11: Opening Statement, ca. 1960
Folder 12: Who Cares About America's Growth, ca. 1960
Folder 13: Excerpt from Keen Johnson's Speech at Stanford - Stanford, KY, ca. 1960
Folder 14: Who Cares About Schools Campaign Speech, ca. 1960
Folder 15: Notes for 1960 Senatorial Campaign and 1960 Presidential Campaign, ca. 1960
Folder 16: Statement Concerning 1960 Senatorial and Presidential Campaigns, ca. 1960
Folder 17: Society of Petroleum Engineers - Paintsville, KY, 16 Jul 1960
Folder 18: Young Democrats Rally and Fish Fry - Maysville, KY, 22 Jul 1960
Folder 19: Kentucky Magistrates and Association - Somerset, KY, 29 Jul 1960
Folder 20: Campbellsville Kiwanis Club Campaign Speech - Campbellsville, KY, 09 Aug 1960
Folder 21: Owensboro Young Democrats Campaign Speech - Owensboro, KY, 11 Aug 1960
Folder 22: KY Chamber of Commerce Luncheon - KY State Fair, Louisville, KY, 13 Sep 1960
Folder 23: Speech at Dewey Lake - Dewey Lake, KY, 17 Sep 1960
Folder 24: Remarks at Conference - Charleston, WA, 19 Sep 1960
Folder 25: Louisville Rotary Club - Louisville, KY, 22 Sep 1960
Folder 26: Democratic Women's Club - Cumberland Falls, KY, 23 Sep 1960
Folder 27: Valley Station High School - Louisville, KY, 24 Sep 1960
Folder 28: Springfield Campaign Speech - Springfield, KY, 29 Sep 1960
Folder 29: Central City Campaign Speech - Central City, KY, 01 Oct 1960
Folder 30: Georgetown College Campaign Speech - Georgetown, KY, 04 Oct 1960
Folder 31: Kentucky Municipal League, 12 Oct 1960
Folder 32: Excerpt from Keen Johnson's Speech, 28 Oct 1960
Folder 33: Excerpt from Keen Johnson's Speech - Carrollton, KY, 29 Oct 1960
Folder 34: Democratic Third District Rally - Louisville, KY, 02 Nov 1960
Folder 35: Excerpt from Keen Johnson's Speech - Newport, KY, 03 Nov 1960
Folder 36: Campaign Speech - Franklin, KY, 04 Nov 1960
Folder 37: Governor's Industrial Safety Conference - Salem, OR, 08 Dec 1960
Folder 38: Notes for Talk at Bluegrass Ordinance Depot Luncheon - Richmond, KY, 17 Mar 1961
Folder 39: News of the World to Richmond Woman's Club - Richmond, KY, 18 Jan 1962
Folder 40: Talk to Eastern Progress Staff - Richmond, KY, 08 Sep 1962
Folder 41: Talk to Bluegrass Army Depot - Richmond, KY, 18 Sep 1962
Folder 42: Talk at Eastern Chapel - Richmond, KY, 26 Sep 1962
Folder 43: Remarks at Memorial Service for Dr. H. L.Donovan - Lexington, KY, 29 Nov 1964
Folder 44: Speeches By Scott W. Lucas, Hubert Meredith and Alben W. Barkley, and Others, N.D.
Folder 45: Speeches By Herman L. Donovan and W. F. O'Donnell, N.D.
Folder 46: Unidentified Speeches, N.D.

Box 72

UnitID: 31234013023428

Folder 1: Speech Series, 1930 - 1960: Mixed speech materials.
Folder 2: Speech Series, N.D.: Mixed speech materials.
Folder 3: Speech Series, 1953-1960: Speech Material / Quotes and Jokes.
Folder 4: Speech Series, N.D.: Unidentified speech material.

Series 11: Memorabilia and Oversize

The Memorabilia Series consists of various awards and certificates, cartoons, sketches and election posters, scrapbooks, oversized photographs, some publications, and a large assortment of miscellaneous items and artifacts.

Box 73

Barcode: 31234013923568

Folder 1

Item 1: Certificate of Merit: Congressional Selective Service Medal issued to Keen Johnson for administration of the Selective Training and Service Act.
Item 2: The Columbus Society Sunday Dispatch, 1943: First Ladies of the United States, Eunice Johnson is the Kentucky First Lady.

Folder 2: The Legislative Digest, 1940-1942

Folder 3: Plaque, "To Have to Hold", 1941

Physical Description: 15" x 19"

Folder 4: World War I Military Documents, 1918

Organization charts, blueprints, maps.

Folder 5: World War I Military Documents, 1918

Blueprints, maps.

Folder 6: Map Problems from the 3rd and 4th Courses, ca. 1918

Box 74

Barcode: 31234013923576

Folder 1: Oversized Photographs and Printed Items

Item 1: Whirlaway: Physical Description: 16" x 12"
Item 2: Large Dinner Meeting
Item 3: Kentucky state Reformatory Staff, 1940: Physical Description: 13" x 19"
Item 4: Keen Johnson with Kentucky State Police: Physical Description: 11" x 14"
Item 5: Prentice Cooper, Governor of Tennessee: Autographed; Physical Description: 11" x 14"
Item 6: Portrait of Keen Johnson: Physical Description: 11" x 14"
Item 7: Reynolds Metal Company - Dinner meeting, 1950s: Physical Description: 10 1/2" x 14"
Item 8: Reynolds Group Photographs: 2 images.; Physical Description: 11" x 12"; 10 1/2" x 14"
Item 9: Richard Samuel Reynolds, Jr.: Physical Description: 11" x 12"
Item 10: David Reynolds: Physical Description: 11" x 12"

Folder 2: Prints, Scores, Ephemera

Item 1: Caribbean Travel Brochure, Jan., 1953: Physical Description: 7" x 11"
Item 2: Farewell Dinner Menu, Jan., 1953: Physical Description: 7" x 11"
Item 3: Jamaican Hand-embroidered Handkerchief: Physical Description: 5 3/4" x 7"
Item 4: Ye Cakes and Ale Club, The Governors of Kentucky, 1792-1942, 1942: Kentucky Sesquicentennial Souvenir; Physical Description: 2" x 16"
Item 5: Down Kentucky Way: Original musical score by Ruth Norris (Mrs. Charles Curtice Hawkins), dedicated to Keen Johnson; Physical Description: 4" x 9"
Item 6: Color Print, Reproducta, Inc., 1941: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 7: Musical score, "Let's Send Harry Back to the Farm", 1942: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 8: Print of Mount Vernon (House), 1937: Physical Description: 12" x 14"

Folder 3: Awards and Certificates

Item 1: Selective Service Medal Award: From U.S. Congress to Charles Biswell.
Item 2: American National Red Cross certificate to Mrs. Keen Johnson, ca. 1942: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 3: American Red Cross, Louisville Chapter, Certificate of Merit, 1954: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 4: Appointment to Board of Regents of Eastern State College, 6-Jun-42: Physical Description: 11" x 17"
Item 5: Appointment as Honorary Chairman, Defense Savings Committee for State of KY, 13-Jan-42: Physical Description: 9" x 12"
Item 6: Appointment to president's Committee for Department of Labor Fiftieth Anniversary Year, 3-Dec-62: Physical Description: 1/2" x 16 1/4"
Item 7: Certificate of recognition honoring Christine Johnson for loyal service to Senate of the United States, 5-Apr-51: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 8: Commission as delegate to Constitution Revision Assembly, Feb. 17, 1964: Physical Description: 11" x 17"
Item 9: Kentucky Civil War Round Table Honorary Member Commission, 17-Mar-69: Physical Description: 10" x 15"
Item 10: Kentucky Colonel Commission, 12-Mar-60: Accompanied by a letter from Wilson Wyatt.; Physical Description: 10" x 15"
Item 11: Kentucky Department of Agriculture Award, 29-Oct-62: Physical Description: 9" x 13"
Item 12: Kentucky Welfare Association, Inc. Award, 3-Nov-66: Physical Description: 6" x 9"
Item 13: Lousiville Junior Chamber of Commerce Certificate of Recognition, Jan. 21, 1960: Physical Description: 8" x 10"
Item 14: N.A.A. Colonels membership certificate, Jun. 1, 1941: Accompanied by explanatory letter dated January 10, 1945.; Physical Description: 11" x 16 3/4"
Item 15: Marriage Certificate, Charles Biswell and Mary Eunice Nichols, 27-May-36: Physical Description: 8 1/4" x 14"
Item 16: National Geographic Society Membership Certificate for Mrs. Keen Johnson, 8-Jun-43: Physical Description: 8 1/4" x 10 1/2"
Item 17: National Observer Charter Subscriber Certificate, 4-Feb-62: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 18: Noble Order of Persuaders Certificate of Membership, 29-May-53: Physical Description: 11" x 13 1/2"
Item 19: Governor's Award of Merit, 26-Apr-66: Physical Description: 12" x 16"
Item 20: Loyality by Elbert Hubbard: Presented to Keen Johnson by Industrial Marketers of Detroit; Physical Description: 14" x 18"
Item 21: Pan American World Airways certificate, 15-Jan-56: Declaring Johnson a "subject of the Realm of the Sun and of the Heavens"; Physical Description: 10" x 12 1/4"
Item 22: Presidential Inauguration Invitation, 20-Jan-65: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 23: Reappointment to Board of Regents of Eastern State Teachers College, 24-May-54: Physical Description: 11" x 17"
Item 24: University of Kentucky Centennial Citation, 5-Feb-65: Physical Description: 9" x 12"
Item 25: University of Kentucky Alumni Centennial Award, 22-Feb-65: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 26: Warranty Deed from the Heart of Texas Land Company, 15-Nov-53: Physical Description: 11" x 14"
Item 27: Widow of the Month Club Membership Certificate, 11-Oct-57: Physical Description: 10' x 12 l/4"
Item 28: Woman's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church: Baby Division, Life Membership Certificate for Judith Johnson.; Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 29: Young Democratic Clubs of Kentucky Award of Merit, 15-Oct-47: Physical Description: 8 1/2" x 11"
Item 30: Invitation to Girdler Farm Dove Shoat, 19-Sep-42: Physical Description: 16 1/2" x 19 1/2"
Item 31: Expression of Appreciation, 1943: For Keen Johnson from the University of Kentucky Board of Regents, signed by each board member.

Folder 4: Newspapers

Item 1: Albert Benjamin Chandler, Governor of Kentucky, 10-Dec-35: Published in The State Journal.

Folder 5: Cartoons, Sketches, and Posters

Item 1: Caricature of Keen Johnson: Manila Chronicle.; Creator: Gat; Physical Description: 15 3/8" x 10 1/2"
Item 2: Election poster, Kentucky Democratic Candidates, 7-Nov-39: Kentucky Needs Them.; Physical Description: 14 1/4" x 22 1/2"
Item 3: Election poster, National and State Democratic Candidates, 8-Nov-60: These Democrats Care, They Care About You! Help Build a New Frontier.; Physical Description: 14" x 22"
Item 4: Election poster, "President Truman and Vice President Barkley Ran Like Citation", ca. 1942: Physical Description: 11 1/2" x 19"
Item 5: Etching, "Bluebills": Creator: Fritz Bade; Physical Description: 8 3/4" x 11"
Item 6: Etching, "The River Front", 1940: Creator: C. Winston Haberer; Physical Description: 9 1/2" x 12"
Item 7: Ink Drawing of Keen Johnson, 14-Nov-52: Guest Speaker - Advertising Club of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce by Valicka.; Physical Description: 8" x 10"
Item 8: Ink Drawing of New Orleans: Creator: John M. Grath; Physical Description: 9 1/2" x 12"
Item 9: Ink Drawing, "My Old Kentucky Home": Creator: C. Winston Haberer; Physical Description: 8" x 10 1/2"
Item 10: Etching, "On the Kentucky Blue Grass": Creator: C. Winston Haberer; Physical Description: 9 1/2" x 12"
Item 11: Political cartoon, "Keen Johnson, Platform", ca.1939: Creator: J.M. Wortham; Physical Description: 7" x 9 3/4"
Item 12: Political cartoon, "We Appeal to the Democratic Voters of Kentucky", 1939: Physical Description: 8 3/8" x 13"
Item 13: Poster of Keen Johnson, Dec, 1958: In Appreciation for Outstanding Contribution to the Growth and Prosperity of South Texas, Corpus Christi Sales Executive Club.; Physical Description: 14" x 19".
Item 14: Sketch of Keen Johnson, 1938: Creator: C. C. Coffey; Physical Description: 8" x 9 1/2"

Folder 6: Wally: His Cartoons of the A.E.F., 1919

Publication of The Stars and Stripes.

Box 75

Barcode: 31234013923626

Folder 1

Item 1: Wooden Nickel, from the Princeton, Kentucky Tobacco Festival, September 2-6, 1937: Physical Description: 2 1/4" x 4"
Item 2: Wooden plaque, "From the Last Boone Sycamore, Fort Boonesborough, KY": Physical Description: 2 1/4" x 3 1/2"
Item 3: 2 rubber stamps, "Keen Johnson," and "Keen."
Item 4: Pocket screwdriver and bottle opener, "V.F.W. Welfare Fund."
Item 5: Coins: 4 Missouri sales tax receipts, 8 foreign.
Item 6: Paperweight: Made from T58-T6 Aluminum Alloy from the Wing Root Skin of the Boeing B-47 Stratojet.; Physical Description: 2 3/8" x 3"
Item 7: Commemorative medallion, George Washington's 200th birthday, 1932: Physical Description: 3"
Item 8: Commemorative medallion, Assistant Secretary of the Treasurey, Lawrence Wood Robert, Jr., 1933-1936: Physical Description: 3"
Item 9: Wooden plaque with picture of Franklin D. Roosevelt: Physical Description: 2 3/4" x 3 3/8"

Folder 2

Item 1: Wooden Gavel: Physical Description: 10 1/2"
Item 2: Pencil, Broom, "Souvenir of Sarasota, FL": Physical Description: 8"
Item 3: 3 Ink Pens: Metal feather-shaped pen from George Rogers Clark Memorial, Vincennes, Indiana, 8 1/2"; Cincinnati Reds baseball bat pen, 5 1/2"; Louisville Slugger baseball bat pen, 6"
Item 4: 3 Letter Openers
Item 5: Minature Kentucky State Flag
Item 6: 3 Straight Razors

Folder 3

Item 1: Kentucky State Flag: Physical Description: 3 ft. x 5 ft.
Item 2: Rebel Yell Straight Bourbon Whiskey: Labeled "Especially for Gov. Keen Johnson," empty.

Box 76

Barcode: 31234013923634

Folder 1: Buttons and Ribbons

Item 1: 2 Lexington Signal Depot, Special, 29-May-42: Physical Description: 2"
Item 2: I Want Roosevelt Again: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 3: Barkley, Roosevelt, Truman: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 4: Lifebuoy League of Health Guards: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 5: Penny's Back-to-School Days with Popeye: Physical Description: 1"
Item 6: Pirate Club, My Weekly Reader: Physical Description: 1"
Item 7: V Pin: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 8: I Want Barkley Senator: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 9: Young Democrats for Barkley: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 10: Stand by for the 1934 Chevrolet: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 11: University of Kentucky Alumni Association: 5 buttons.; Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 12: Shirley Temple - gold pin: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 13: Onward, Kentucky: 2 buttons.; Physical Description: 1"
Item 14: Mickey Mouse Globe Trotters Member, I Eat N.B.C. Bread: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 15: Patriotic - National - "100%-American, The Flag I Love": Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 16: Shirley Temple, The World's Darling: 3 buttons.; Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 17: Happy, Keen: 4 buttons.; Physical Description: 1"
Item 18: Kentucky Wants Chandler: Physical Description: 1"
Item 19: Kentucky Wants Chandler: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 20: Our Next Governor, Albert B. Chandler: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 21: Democratic State Convention Delegate, Louisville, Kentucky, Jul. 2, 1940: Physical Description: 1 3/4"
Item 22: Red Cross: 3 buttons.; Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 23: Red Cross - "I Serve": Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 24: Red Cross, 1920: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 25: Red Cross, 1936: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 26: Young Democratic Clubs of America, August 21-23, 1941: 5th Biennial Convention, Louisville, Kentucky.
Item 27: Glasgow Bar Association, Jul. 11, 1937: Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 28: Eastern Stadium Fund: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 29: Delco, Save-a-Battery Service Twice-a-Month: Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 30: F.D.E.A., 1936: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 31: Women's Field Army, Fight Cancer with Knowledge: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 32: Kentucky Colonels: 2 buttons.; Physical Description: 1/2"
Item 33: K.E.A. Centennial, 1838-1938, April 13-16, 1938: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 34: International Flags, "Irish Free State": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 35: International Flags, "Malay States": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 36: International Flags, "Malay States Federated": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 37: International Flags, "Netherlands": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 38: International Flags, "Spain": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 39: Radio Orphan Annie SS Decoder Pin, 1937
Item 40: Westinghouse, Official Guest: Physical Description: 3 1/2"
Item 41: Kentucky Press Association, Annual Summer Meeting, June 11-13, 1936: Danville, Kentucky, 2 buttons.; Physical Description: 4"

Folder 2: Conference Name Badges

Item 1: Kentucky State Council, Jr. O. U. A. M., Annual Convention, August 23-25, 1937: Somerset, Kentucky; Physical Description: 4 1/2"
Item 2: Democratic National Convention, 1940: Chicago, Assistant Sergeant-at-Arms.; Physical Description: 5"
Item 3: American Legion, 17th Annual Convention, Jul., 1935: Lexington, Ky.; Physical Description: 3 1/2"
Item 4: Kentucky Press Association, Jan. 16-18, 1936: Annual Winter Meeting, , Brown Hotel, Louisville, Kentucky.; Physical Description: 4"
Item 5: Kentucky Press Association, 1938: Annual Winter Meeting.; Physical Description: 4"
Item 6: Kentucky Central Life and Accident Insurance Co., Sep. 26-27, 1941: 39th Anniversary Convention.; Physical Description: 4"
Item 7: American Legion, Jul. 20-23, 1941: 22nd Annual Convention, Lexington, KY, 2 name badges.; Physical Description: 4 1/4"
Item 8: Democratic National Convention, 1944: Chicago, National Committee Chairman.; Physical Description: 5"
Item 9: Democratic National Convention, 1944: Chicago, Official, 2 name badges.; Physical Description: 4 3/4"
Item 10: American Legion, Jul. 17, 1938: Grand Promenade, Mammoth Cave, KY.; Physical Description: 4 1/2"
Item 11: Democratic State Convention Delegate, Jun. 9, 1936: Louisville, Kentucky; Physical Description: 3 1/2"

Folder 3: Pins, Buttons and Conference Name Badges

Item 1: University of Kentucky Football - "Kentucky": 3 buttons; Physical Description: 1 3/4" and 1 1/4"
Item 2: American Medical Association, 1912: Association of State Secretaries and Editors, Atlantic City.; Physical Description: 1"
Item 3: Kentucky State Medical Association, 1941-1943: Louisville, 1941; Murray, 1942; Louisville, 1943.; Physical Description: 1 3/4"
Item 4: S.M.A.
Item 5: "To Hell with Hitler": Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 6: "Kentucky," with a Horse Head: Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 7: "Seal of the State of Kentucky": Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 8: American Flags: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 9: American Medical Association, Minneapolis, 1913: Physical Description: 1"
Item 10: American Medical Association, Chicago, 1924: Physical Description: 1"
Item 11: American Medical Association, Philadelphia, 1931: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 12: "Switch to Dodge and Save Money": Physical Description: 2 1/2"
Item 13: National Editorial Association, May 10-17, 1934: 49th Annual Convention
Item 14: American Bar Association, 1878: Physical Description: 1/2"
Item 15: Better Housing Program: 5 buttons.; Physical Description: 1"
Item 16: Business Builder: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 17: Community Chest, Worker: Physical Description: 1 3/8"
Item 18: Community Chest, Volunteer Worker: Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 19: A.C.L.A., 1938: Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 20: "New Pontiac, Chief of Values": Physical Description: 3/4"
Item 21: American Medical Association, New York, 1917: Physical Description: 1"
Item 22: American Medical Association, Dallas, 1926: Physical Description: 1"
Item 23: "Our President": Physical Description: 1 1/8"
Item 24: A.F. of L., October 1938, Truck Drivers: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 25: American Legion, Welcome American Legion: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 26: Audubon Society: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 27: Daniel Boone Bicentennial, 1734-1934, 1934: Physical Description: 7/8"
Item 28: Community Chest, I Gave, 1937: Physical Description: 5/8"
Item 29: Community Chest, Louisville, I Care: Physical Description: 5/8"

Folder 4

Item 1: Minature Louisville Slugger, baseball bat, engraved "Gov. Keen Johnson": Physical Description: 16 1/2"
Item 2: Leather medallion, "J.Q.M.D. Gov. Johnson, 1942: Physical Description: 4"
Item 3: Pennant, "Kentucky State Fair, Spinny": Physical Description: 10"
Item 4: Inaugural license plate, 1941: Physical Description: 6" x 12 1/2"
Item 5: Leather billfold, stamped "Gov. Keen Johnson": Physical Description: 1 5 1/2" x 12 1/2"
Item 6: Leather Wallet, 1942: Made by hand at the North Carolina State prison, presented through Governor J. Melville Broughton with the compliments of the inmates to Keen Johnson, National Governors' Conference, Asheville, North Carolina.; Physical Description: 4 1/8" x 9 3/4"
Item 8: Wood Carving of Daniel Boone and Party Overlooking the Kentucky River: Physical Description: 9 1/2" x 4 1/2"

Folder 5

Item 7: Philco safety record: Christine - Appleton - Mother - Daddy and Judy, December 25, year unknown.; Physical Description: 6 1/2"

Box 77

Barcode: 31234013923642

Folder 1

Item 1: Souvenir Ashtray: Picture of Kentucky state capitol.; Physical Description: 4"
Item 2: International Typographical Union Visitor, Sept. 11-18, 1937: Physical Description: 5"
Item 3: Kentucky Derby Souvenir, Churchill Downs, 1936: Physical Description: 4 1/2"
Item 4: Governor's Conference, North Carolina, 1942: Physical Description: 6"
Item 5: T.V.C. Reception, August 30-31, September 1-2, 1940: Physical Description: 5 3/4"
Item 6: Kentucky Press Association, 69th Annual Summer Meeting, June 9-11, 1938: Mammoth Cave.; Physical Description: 5 1/4"
Item 7: Citizen's Reception Committee to the President of the United States, Cincinnati, 1936: Physical Description: 7"
Item 8: 2nd Annual Governors' Navy Day, 1942: Great Lakes, Illinois.; Physical Description: 6 1/2"
Item 9: 39th Inaugural, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Henry A. Wallace, 1941: Physical Description: 7 1/2"
Item 10: State Central Committee, Speakers' Stand Annex, Welcome President Truman to Kentucky, Sep. 30, 1948: Physical Description: 6"

Folder 2

Item 1: World War I dog tags, "Keen Johnson, 1st Lieut., 354 Inf., USA."
Item 2: World War I uniform insignia and cuff links.
Item 3: Kentucky Press Association, January 26-28, 1939: 70th Annual Winter Meeting, Louisville, Kentucky.; Physical Description: 2 3/4"
Item 4: Reynolds Metals, Hon. Keen Johnson: Physical Description: 2"
Item 5: Eastern: Physical Description: 1 1/4"
Item 6: 2 American Legion Pins
Item 7: GCM Monogrammed Pin
Item 8: S.M.A. Red Cross Pin
Item 9: PRAA Pin, 1912
Item 10: Compass: Physical Description: 2"
Item 11: University of Kentucky Alumni Reunion: Physical Description: 2 1/2"
Item 12: KJ Tie Pin
Item 13: FLT Tie Pin
Item 14: American Legion Tie Clip
Item 15: Metal medallion, "Gott Mit Uns": Physical Description: 1 1/2"
Item 16: Roosevelt Pin
Item 17: M.W.N.A.: Physical Description: 3"
Item 18: 3 Hickok Buttons
Item 19: Penny, 1921
Item 20: 'V' Pin

Folder 3

Item 1: Kentucky Press Association, Annual Mid-Summer Meeting, June 24-26, 1937: Lexington, Kentucky.; Physical Description: 5"
Item 2: Kentucky Press Association, Winter Meeting, January 27-29, 1938: Louisville, Kentucky.; Physical Description: 4 1/2"
Item 3: Map Measuring Wheel: Physical Description: 1 1/4" x 3 1/4"
Item 4: Democratic National Convention identification card, 1940-1941: Physical Description: 2" x 3"
Item 5: Erin Go Braugh Flag Pin: Physical Description: 1 1/4" x 1 1/2"
Item 6: Matchbook - Playland at the Beach, San Francisco
Item 7: Matchbook - El Mirado Hotel, "America's Foremost Desert Resort," Palm Springs, CA
Item 8: Matchbook - Hotel Lexington, Hawaiian Room, New York, NY
Item 9: Matchbook - Pond Creek-Tug River Mining Institute
Item 10: Matchbook - The Greenbriar Golf and Tennis Club, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia
Item 11: Matchbook - Keen Johnson
Item 12: Matchbook - Chi Omega
Item 13: Matchbook - Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado, California
Item 16: Matchbook - Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Item 17: Matchbook - C.R. Biswell for Presiding Judge, August 6, 1940
Item 18: Matchbook - Stork Club, New York, NY
Item 19: Matchbook - The Greenbriar, "160th Anniversary, 1778-1938"
Item 20: Matchbook - Judy
Item 21: Matchbook - For Victory Bundles for Britain
Item 22: Matchbook - Sun Valley, Idaho, "America's Finest Year Round Sports Center"
Item 23: Matchbook - Southern Pacific Lines
Item 24: Matchbook - Hotels and Apartments of Distinction
Item 25: Matchbook - The Brown Derby, California.
Item 26: Matchbook - Ambassador, "World Famous Cocoanut Grove," Los Angeles, CA
Item 27: Matchbook - Service
Item 28: Matchbook - Frata
Item 29: Matchbook - Hotel Lexington, New York City, NY
Item 30: Matchbook - La Central, Caja Taurina
Item 31: Matchbook - Rogers Restaurants, Lexington, Kentucky
Item 32: Matchbook - Rockefeller Center, The Rainbow Room
Item 33: Matchbook - The Trocadero, "America's Finest Cafe," Hollywood, California
Item 34: Matchbook - Ford 8V

Folder 4

Item 14: Matchbook - Robert E. Lee Hotel, Lexington, Virginia
Item 15: Matchbook - Safety-Edge Diamond Waxed Paper

Box 78

Barcode: 31234013923600

Item 1: Keen Johnson Scrapbook, 1935: Physical Description: 11" x 13".
Item 2: Governor Keen Johnson, 18-Jan-40: Memory book for Judy Johnson about Keen Johnson; Physical Description: 10" x 12 3/4".
Item 3: 20th Century Fox, "Dynamo", 6-Jan-39: Vol. VII, No. 33.
Item 4: 20th Century Fox, "Dynamo Special Supplement", 6-Jan-39: Vol. VII, No. 21B.; Physical Description: 11" x 15 1/2".
Item 5: 20th Century Fox, "1939 Extra Studio Special", 6-Jan-39: Physical Description: 11" x 15 1/2".

Box 79

Barcode: 31234013923584

Item 1: Scrapbook Belonging to Judy Johnson, ca. 1944: Physical Description: 10" x 13".
Item 2: Photograph Album Belonging to Judy Johnson

Box 80

Barcode: 31234013923618

Item 1: Keen Johnson's Inauguration Hat: Black top hat, size 7 1/8.

Folder OS 1

Barcode: 31234013923659

Item 1: Inaugural dinner in honor of Harry Truman, 19-Jan-49
Item 2: Statement of Official vote for General Election in KY, Nov. 7, 1941

Keen Johnson Papers, 1870-1964

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