The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Donald Morrison. Morrison entered the Army on 1 September, the day before the war ended, and trained at Fort Bragg. He had an assignment at the US Military Academy at West Point and also attended a radio repair school in Oklahoma before being discharged in October 1946. He returned to the University of Nebraska and resumed his education. After the war, Morrison entered the Naval Reserve.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Laurence Norris. Norris joined the Marine Corps in November, 1943 and went to San Diego for basic training. He landed on Peleliu with the First Marine Division in the first wave and operated a flame thrower. He describes a lot of his experiences in combat on Peleliu. He discarded the flame thrower for a rifle. He also describes his experiences on Okinawa as a forward observer. He describes a lot of experiences on Okinawa, too. When the war ended, he went to China on occupation duty. He returned to the US in January, 1946 and was discharged in April. When he returned home, he ran for the office of sheriff and was elected.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Ralph Kreamer. Kreamer joined the Marine Corps and trained at San Diego. He went overseas in October, 1943 to Noumea before going to New Zealand. He then was in the assault on Tarawa. He recalls going to Camp Tarawa, then on to Saipan. Ralph’s wife, Ivy Kreamer, also contributes her recollections. She recalls various conditions at her home in England during the war and some of the rocket attacks.

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an oral interview with Otto Schwarz. Schwarz joined the Navy in 1940 after spending some time in the Civilian Conservation Corps. After training at San Diego, he went to Pearl Harbor and was assigned to the USS Lark (AM-21). Once in the Philippines, he was transferred to the USS Houston (CA-30) in June 1941. He remained aboard the Houston until she was sunk in March, 1942 off the Java coast. His battle station was in the powder magazine in the first turret. Schwarz remembers leaving his battle station and abandoning the ship. Toward dawn, Schwarz was picked up by a barge and taken ashore where he gathered with other survivors. They stayed in a civilian jail on Java for five or six weeks before going to Bicycle Camp in Batavia (Jakarta today). In October, Schwarz left Java aboard the Dai Nichi Maru bound for the POW camp Changi, Singapore. From there, he shipped to Burma and went to work on the railway to Thailand starting at the 14 Kilo Camp. During the construction, he suffered from tropical ulcers, malaria, beriberi, dysentery and dengue fever. When the railroad was completed, Schwarz went to …

The National Museum of the Pacific War presents an interview with Ray Kroft. Kroft joined the Army in October of 1944. He served as a Staff Sergeant with the 77th Infantry Division. He participated in the Battle of Okinawa, and served with occupation forces in Japan. He was discharged in November of 1946.

Text for an article about the Piney Woods region of East Texas that was published in the September 2007 issue of Texas Highways magazine.

Document of emails between Alessandra Ogren and Sue Wyll. All of the emails are written in an informal tone. They are discussing factors that are needed for a large event along with future meetings.

Invoice for Harris L. Kempner's health club membership dues for the Galveston Young Men's Christian Association.

RSVP form for the North Texas Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1987 planning conference, filled in by Scott Sullivan.

RSVP form for the North Texas Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1987 planning conference, filled in by Jan Schronk.

RSVP form for the North Texas Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1987 planning conference, filled in by Mary Larham.

RSVP form for the North Texas Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1987 planning conference, filled in by Beatrice Proctor. Included is a note that says "I received this; 7-31-87".

RSVP form for the North Texas Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1987 planning conference, filled in by Karen Lulk.

Minutes for a Leadership Development and Administration Coordination Committee meeting on August 7, 1987.

Minutes for the August 7, 2008 TXSSAR board meeting, held by the McKinney chapter.

Minutes for a meeting of committees representing Congregation Adath Yeshurun Board of Trustees and Brith Abraham Associates documenting attendees, topics of discussion, and committee reports. The meeting was called to discuss Brith Abraham Hall and it was decided that the Brith Abraham Association will execute a warranty deed to Congregation Adath Yeshurun for the property.

Invoice for items sold to Mrs. D. W. Kempner by A.Wiskemann-Knecht A.G., including table stoves, tea stoves and candle boxes for 90 Swiss Franc.

Minutes of a meeting of "Chapter 43," dated August 7, 1876. There is a list of names and ranks at the top of the document followed by meeting notes.

Printout of questions for the Mayoral candidates of Dallas dated August 7, 1991. Asks questions regarding the right to abortion.

Receipt from Adams, Keister & Company, Inc. to Cecile Kempner for shares of Parker Appliance Co. that were recently sold to her.

Invoice for items sold to U. S. National Company by Black Hardware Company, including hose menders for $7.52.

Invoice for insurance for Mrs. Fannie K. Adoue by Am Indemnity for Auto with a premium of $158.6 for 1 year. Stamped paid on August 31st, 1954.

Invoice for items sold to US National Co. for Kempner household by Black Hardware Company, including buffalo spading fork for $1.67.

Two paperclipped copies of a "Motion to Quash Supoena" filed by Donald J. Maison on August 7, 1980 in the State of Texas v. Richard Craig Schwiderski case, as well as a notarized subpoena from State of Texas to Donald J. Maison.