Photograph of a clipping from T&P Topics December 1955 issue. Pictured are six T&P trains leaving Dallas for the 1935 Rose Bowl game. Written below the image are "[sic] One of the biggest and longest passenger movements of the T&P took place when 9 special trains ran out of Dallas to the Rose Bowl in California carrying 2000 S.M.U. Mustang supporters. The T&P ran 6 of the 9 trains. All were 900 series locomotives Two had feedwater heaters. They are (L-R) #'s 909, 900, 908, 901, 907, and 905. The fact that Stanford won the traditional New Years Day football game 7-0 didn't dim the luster of the 3,000-mile excursion for the fans" and "T&P Topics, Dec 1955, pg 34."

Letter from Texas State Representative Truett Latimer to M. E. West discussing HB 163, a bill affecting the sale of oil securities, and clarifies that the bill does not do what an unnamed opponent said it would.

Newspaper clipping stating that Charlyne Creger completed anesthesia training at the Baylor University Medical School at Dallas and that she will begin a new position in Norman, Oklahoma.

Certificate from the Baylor School of Anesthesia at Baylor University Hospital stating that Charlyne Creger completed the curricula for Nursing Anesthesia.

Letter from Texas Association for Fair Annexation to Truett Latimer discussing House Bill 307, a bill aiming to give relief to Texans who have been victimized by involuntary annexations. They go on to explain the broader effects of the current annexation law.

Letter from Jerry R. Holleman discussing Senate Bill 44, also known as the Ford Motor Company Bill. Mr. Holleman urges the recipient(s) to oppose it and Senate Bill 286. He goes into further detail about the provisions of Senate Bill 44, its effects, and the discussion being had about it.

Letter from Truett Latimer to the Director of Internal Revenue requesting an extension on filing his 1954 income tax return.

Letter from W. W. Griffith to Truett Latimer opposing the Trinity Canal Project. He explains how the project would negatively affect the freight business.

Telegram sent to Truett Latimer from Ben Cabell regarding opposition to powerful railroad lobbyists.

Telegram sent to Truett Latimer from Ed Cary regarding pride in Representative Latimer for supporting legislation such as the Trinity River Bill.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Tom Amis discussing a telegram that Amis previously sent referring to Representative Latimer's stand on the Trinity River Bill.

Telegram sent to Truett Latimer from Jimmie Chambers regarding support for Trinity Bill and opposing railroad interests.

Telegram sent to Truett Latimer from James Aston regarding support for Latimer's political stance.

Letter from E. J. Reeves to Truett Latimer discussing an insurance legislation.

Telegram sent to Truett Latimer from Dewitt Ray regarding the Trinity River Authority Bill.

Letter from Barefoot Sanders to members of the Conservation & Reclamation Committee; Mr. Sanders encloses a copy of House Bill 20, the bill that would create the Trinity River Authority. He says this copy is the one with the committee's amendment and not the original. He asks that they go over it and welcomes their questions.

Letter from Robert Ross for Truett Latimer congratulating him on his stand on the Trinity River Bill.

Letter from Truett Latimer to E. J. Reeves discussing an insurance legislation and suggesting they come to a compromise on the matter.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Mr. Tom Schrock thanking him for a telegram he sent concerning the Trinity River Bill.

Letter from W. O. Reed to Truett Latimer inviting him to a special legislative pre-World Premier showing of the movie Strange Lady in Town.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Marion Solomon thanking him for his telegram concerning Mr. Latimer's stand on the Trinity River Bill.

Letter from C. H. Verschoyle to Truett Latimer discussing his opposition for House Bill 62.

Letter from Mason W. Altman to Truett Latimer discussing support for a bill to turn Arlington State College into a four year university.

Letter from Ben Atwell to Truett Latimer showing appreciation for his work in the legislature.