Clipping from the Galveston Tribune describing a few points about the costs of medical care.

Clipping from Chronicle Washington Bureau describing the Bureau of the Budget has blocked efforts of the Public Health Service to obtain funds to modernize hospitals in Texas cities.

Clipping from the Galveston Bureau describing a request from the University of Texas Medical Branch for the city of Galveston to raise taxes to pay for care of its indigent sick.

Newspaper clipping of a column titled "This is Galveston" featuring biographical information about H. L. Kempner, describing his parents and grandparents, his family and children, his educational background, and his participation in the Galveston business and social community. Partial articles and advertisements are printed on the back.

Clipping from the Galveston Daily News by Joel Kirkpatrick discussing a recent police-community relations meeting in Galveston.

Three newspaper clippings mentioning or containing pictures of the Kempner. The first clipping discusses marriage and relationship gossip, including the marriage of Mary Jeane Kempner to Mr. Oakleigh Thorne Lewis, the second clipping mentions H. Kempner's appointment as a director for the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Co., and the last clipping contains a partial photograph of a young woman in a fancy dress sitting down next to a man.

Clipping from the New York Herald Tribune describing the death of D. W. Kempner and his life.

Clipping describing Maureen Cannon, actress of "Up in Central Park".

Clipping from the Houston Post describing the possibility of merging two railway operating companies with the parent railway company.

Clipping from Press Neighbor News describing that a lack of funding has reduced services at John Sealy Hospital and is now threatening the academic standing of the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston.

Clipping from the Galveston Tribune describing the need for Galveston to increase the allocation of funds to the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Clipping from The Austin American Capitol Bureau describing the advancement of the Mauritz Amendment, with an explanation on what it entails.

Editorial clipping from The Galveston News, dated February 23, 1945, discussing a series of articles recently published in the Austin American newspaper that criticized the medical branch of the University of Texas at Galveston.

Clipping from the Galveston News describing the recent passage of the Mauritz resolution, and the disapproval of the amendment due to its vague wording and the possibility of a statewide fight for a relocation of the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Clipping from the Austin American arguing that the semi-tropical climate of Galveston and the worn-out buildings used by the University of Texas Medical Branch make the branch dangerous to patients and unfit.

Clipping describing the case for a relocation of the University of Texas Medical Branch from Galveston to Austin.

Clipping describing the importance of the University of Texas Medical Branch to Galveston and the public's reaction to the proposed relocation.

Clipping from the Austin American describing the unsanitary conditions in buildings compromising the John Sealy hospital, without any future repairs being prepared for by the Board of Regents of UT.

Photocopy of page from The Austin American including an article discussing the development of Galveston entitled: "Galveston Under Wraps: How's It Doing? The Crowds Are Different But Money's Rolling In." Included with the article are photographs of a beach scene, hotels, and port views.

Clipping describing the overall property valuation for taxes purposes in Galveston county.

Clipping of newspaper classified advertisements describing automobiles for sale. Listed for sale is a four-door touring Cadillac owned by D. W. Kempner.

Clipping describing the profits of the Galveston County Memorial Hospital and various figures.

Clipping describing the decrease in Galveston County taxes, and other changes in taxes by the county.

Newspaper clipping announcing the death of D. W. Kempner in Paris.