Report by the Lamborn Sugar Bulletin discussing the outlook of the sugarbeet crop during 1971. The report also shows stocks of sugar held by mainland cane factories for 1964-1971.

Letter from R. M. Armstrong to Harris L. Kempner discussing gas contracts and remitting a tabulation made by Hugh Williams that compares different costs of the proposed contracts. Armstrong also remits notes of a conversation with Mel Kennedy.

Letter from R. M. Armstrong to H. L. Kempner discussing upcoming visits to Sugar Land, Texas, with agenda ideas.

Letter from I. H. Kempner, III to Dr. Peter Wolf discussing the Imperial Sugar Company's Board of Director's meeting.

Letter from I. H. Kempner, III to Dr. Peter Wolf discussing the Belknap Realty company.

Report showing easements for Sugarland Industries and its subsidiaries. The report shows the acreage being used by each company and its location.

Letter from R. M. Armstrong to Mel G. Kennedy remitting resumes of conversations had with A. E. Moorey, Jr. and David Dalpini regarding a possible gas shortage and gas contracts.

Letter from Donald W. Coffelt to R. M. Armstrong discussing the Imperial Sugar Company business statement.

Letter from H. L. Williams to Harris Kempner, Jr. discussing the Imperial Sugar Company business statement.

Photocopy of a report regarding U.S. sugar companies from an industry analysis publication. It provides an overall analysis of the stability of the sugar market and viability as an investment, as well as company-level stock market information.

Letter from Harris L. Kempner to Robert M. Armstrong remitting a resume from Jack Zal.

Letter from T. N. Pearson to R. M. Armstrong discussing raw sugar that has melted and caused a sugar shortage. Steps and information needed to conduct monthly inventories is provided. The raw sugar cut-off statement is attached.

Letter from Harris L. Kempner to Robert M. Armstrong discussing an attached clipping.

Letter from John W. Melstrom to The Wall Street Journal requesting capital for the firm's new tennis client.

Letter from Eugenia Coldwell to Harris Leon Kempner discussing possible ideas to improve human relations in the Galveston community. The two suggestions discussed were increasing the number of friendly contacts between police and citizens and creating an office of Ombudsman of Civil Affairs.

Photocopy of a letter from Eugenia Coldwell to Harris Leon Kempner discussing possible ideas to improve human relations in the Galveston community. The two suggestions discussed were increasing the number of friendly contacts between police and citizens and creating an office of Ombudsman of Civil Affairs.

Letter from the Human Relations Commission of the City of Galveston discussing Mrs. Coldwell presenting ideas on how the Human Relations Commission should proceed in the future and Kempner expressing his belief that the Commission should put in a program that would allow white police officers to establish communications between themselves and black communities and black officers. Kempner further expresses his belief that everybody in Galveston should be able to trust and rely on the police.