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Incentive - Disc Jockeys. 1956
Labor. 1956-60
Lanais, Supper Club, Convention Hall. 1955-56
Liquor Commission. 1956
Luau Facilities in Lagoon. 1960
Matters for Discussion, Hawaiian Hotel Village Conference. 1956
Miscellaneous. 1956-60
Monthly Financial Statements. 1958-60
New Hotel Rooms. 1959-60
Promotional. 1956-59
Property Plot Plan. 1961
17-Story Diamond Head Towers. 1960
Police Activities League. 1956-57
Reservations - VIP's. 1957-67
Tahitians. 1956-58
Tours - Travel Agents' Incentive Program. 1958-60
Vacation (Tourist) Industry. 1956-60
von Byerle, Harry. 1956-57
Waikiki Area - Rezoning. 1957-58
Water Sports.
Crescent Beach. 1956-61
Daily Statement. 1958-59
Weekly Sales Activity Report. 1958-60
Hawaiian Village Records. 1956-57
Hawaiian Village Records (cont.). 1957-65
Am-Par Record Company. 1957-61
Criterion Music Corporation. 1956-63
Contest. 1956-58
Decca Records (Sonny Burke). 1960-66
Financial Reports. 1956-61
Financial Statements. 1958-61
Hawaii "After Dark" - Henry J. Kaiser speaks about Hawaii.
Frank Hewitt of Graphic Arts. 1956-57
H.V. Lindbergh. 1956-57
Publicity. 1956-57
Health Museum (Proposed). 1965
Highways (Hawaii-Kai Development). 1959-65
Highways (Hawaii-kai Development). 1959-65
Press Clippings. 1960-67
Widening Kalanianaole Highway Cost Report. 1962
Hilton Hawaiian Village Clippings. 1961-67
Hilton Hotels International, Inc. 1956-66
Ho, Chinn. 1959-67
Capital Investment Company. 1960-63
Hollingsworth, John. 1963-66
Home Builders Association of Hawaii - National Home Builders Association. 1963-66
Home Building and Remodeling Guide, Hawaii Kai. 1965-66
Home Construction. 1959-67
Honolulu Medical Center Proposal. 1967
Horse Lovers Paradise (Hawaii-Kai). 1963
House of Ideas. 1963-64
House of the Year. 1963-64
India. 1962-63
Industrial Park. 1960-66
Industrias Kaiser Argentina.
Annual Reports. 1964-66
General. 1960-66
Insurance. 1959-60
Invitations. 1955-58
Invitations. 1958-62
Invitations. 1962-67
Job Applications (Hawaii-Kai Development). 1959-65
Kaalakei Valley, Marina Area.
Cost and Construction Reports. 1962-64
Kaalakei Valley, Marina Area. 1960-66
Kahuku Area, James Campbell Estate. 1956
Kaiser Aerospace & Electronics Corporation, Board Meetings. 1957-67
Kaiser Aluminum Chemical Corporation. 1964-67
Aluminum Automobiles. 1958
Board Meetings. 1957-58
Alumninum Dome.
Construction. 1956-60
Grand Opening - Bookings. 1957-58
Kaiser - Todd - Weaver. 1957-58
Motion Pictures. 1957-59
Publicity and Promotional. 1956-59
Revenue Report on "Around the World...". 1957-58
Mike Todd - "Around the World...". 1957
Financial Aid to Education. 1961-62
Foil Contest. 1955
Foil Cookout Championship. 1959-66
Foil Distribution - New Accounts. 1957-60
Aluminum Industry Comparison. 1962-63
New Placement Report. 1960-61
News Clippings - Events Concerning the Aluminum Industry. 1965
News Clippings re Price Matters. 1965
Pension, Profit-Sharing Report. 1963
Pop-Up Foil Questionnaire Cards. 1961
Publicity. 1957-62
Ravenswood Meeting. 1958 Nov. 3
Electrical Conductor Presentation. 1958
Charts. 1958
Roll Corrugated Roofing. 1955
Reports. 1958-63
Reports on Japan and Australian Aluminum. 1960-61
Summary of Sales of Metal. 1958-60
Kaiser Bauxite Company. 1959-67
Australia. 1959-67
Publicity. 1956-63
Bess Kaiser Hospital, Portland (Ore.). 1957-63
Kaiser Broadcasting.
Advertising and Promotion. 1957
Associated Artists Production. 1956-57
Bob Carson. 1957-58
Columbia Broadcasting System. 1957
Contracts in Force.
Radio. 1958-64
Television. 1958-64
Cost Analysis of KHV Radio and Television. 1956
Daily Operating Reports.
Radio. 1957
Television. 1957
Explanation of Accounts. 1957
File Index.
Financial. 1956-62
Financial Statements.
Radio. 1958
Television. 1958
Radio. 1959
Television. 1959
Radio. 1960
Television. 1960
Radio. 1961
Televsion. 1961
Radio and Television. 1963
Radio and Television.
1964-67, 1967
(2 folders)
General. 1958-62
General. 1956-58
General correspondence. 1962-67
Haley Doty and Wollenberg. 1956-59
Hilo Station. 1959-62
Hygo Television Films. 1956
Incorporation. 1956-58
Hal Lewis. 1957-64
Long Distance Telephone & Radiogram Reports. 1956-58
Long Distance Telephone & Radio Reports. 1956-58
Lucky Luck. 1959-60
M-G-M Studios. 1956-57
Mobile TV. 1959-60
National Broadcasting Company, Inc. 1956-57
National Telefilm Associates. 1956-57
Projected Earnings and Cash Flow. 1957-66
Edward J. Hogan. 1956-60
Radio Corporation of America. 1956-57
Paul H. Raymer Company. 1956-57
Sales Department. 1957
Satellite on Maui. 1958-60
Duncan A. Scott and Company. 1957-60
Screen Gems. 1956-57
Television, Inc. 1957-63
Television Sets - Loan. 1956-57
Lorrin P. Thurston. 1956-57
Twentieth Century Fox. 1956-57
UHF - TV National Network. 1957
Warner Bros. 1956
WKBG Financial Statements. 1967
Lambreth Hancock Files.
Accounting Procedures. 1957
Accounts Receivable. 1958
Advertisers. 1957-58
Applications - Employment. 1957-58
Baseball. 1957-58
Dick Block. 1958
Cables. 1958
Cancellation Orders. 1957-58
Chamber of Commerce. 1957
Commission Reports, Sales Figures. 1957-58
Community Chest Drive. 1957
Contracts. 1957-59
Costs-Production, Art, Commercials, Legal Bills.
Coverage Maps.
Cutting Down Operation.
Discrepancy Reports. 1958
Equipment and Alterations. 1956-58
Equipment Brochures. 1957-58
Fan Letters, Audience Letters. 1957-58
Federal Communications Commission.
General. 1957-58
Protests. 1957
Funds - Requests. 1957-58
Haley, Wollenberg & Kenehan. 1958
Harrison, H. 1958
Honorary Reporters. 1957
Insurance. 1957-58
Inter-Department. 1958
International Harvester. 1957
KHVH-TV and KULA-TV. 1958
Labor Laws.
Leases, Rents. 1957
Licenses, ASCAP. 1957
Live Camera.
Costs (production). 1958
Equipment. 1958
Maui Satellite. 1955-58
"Maverick". 1957-58
Miscellaneous. 1957-59
News Department. 1957-58
Office Procedures. 1957-58
Orders for Supplies. 1958
Pamphlets. 1957-58
Pay Adjustments. 1958
Payroll. 1957-58
Personnel Policies, Hours, etc. 1957-58
Programming and Promotions. 1957-58
Proposals. 1958
Radio Corporation of America. 1957-58
Rate Cards. 1957
Rate Packages.
Reports for Mr. Kaiser. 1957
Radio Tower Erection. 1957
Hawaiian Village Hotel. 1957-58
Filmstrips. 1956-57
Hawaiian Village Radio, Inc. 1957-58
Articles of Incorporation By-Laws. 1956
Cash Reports. 1959-61
Cash Report and Commission. 1957-58
Claim. 1958
Daily Reports. 1957
Financial Statements. 1959-60
Forecasts. 1957-58
Radio Contracts in Force. 1958-60
Hawaiian Village Record Company.
Financial Statements. 1959-60
Kaiser-Burns Development Corporation. 1957
Hawaiian Village Television, Inc.
Articles of Incorporation.
Cash Reports. 1959-61
Contracts in Force. 1956-60
Collective Bargaining. Undated
Daily Reports. 1957
Financial Statements. 1959-60
Forecasts. 1957-59
Miscellany. 1960-61
KHVH-TV, Radio.
Accounting Procedures. 1959
Block, Richard. 1959
Clark, Jay. 1958-59
Equipment and Alterations.
Television and Radio (Films). 1960
Financial Statements. 1959
Haley, Wollenberg and Kenehan. 1959
Ohata, Harold H. 1959
Projected Cash Requirements. 1959-60
Proposed Cost Analysis. 1956
Video Tape Unit. 1959
Kaiser-Burns Development Corporation.
Accounts - General and Payroll. 1954
Administrative and General Expenses. 1959
Agreements, Leases, etc. 1956-59
Architectural Services - Work Orders. Undated
Cash Reports. 1956-61
Chart of Account. 1958-60
John F. Child Report. 1955
Construction. 1955-62
Construction Reports. 1959-61
Construction Reports. 1957-59
Costs. 1957-59
Daily Cost Estimate. 1959
Daily Crane Cost. 1960
Daily Labor Cost. 1958
Hotel Construction. 1960
17-Story Hotel. 1960
Daily Labor Summary. 1960
Daily Overtime Analysis. 1959
Economic Utilization of Property - Honolulu Survey. 1956
Equipment Useage Report. 1960
Financial Miscellany. 1959-61
Financial History of Hawaiian Entities. 1959
Financial Statements. 1956-61
Financial Statements.
Furnishings. 1960
General. 1956-63
General Ledger. 1957-59
Hawaiian Hotel.
Development Reports. 1956
Project Plans. 1955
Hawaiian Village.
Eight Projects and Circular Hotel. 1959
Six Projects. 1959
Honolulu List of Items. 1959-60
Hotel Constuction and Operating Costs. 1955
Hotel Development Report. 1953
Insurance. 1957-59
Plans. 1956-57
Kaiser Community Homes Report. 1959
Kalia Road Appraisal Report. 1956
Labor. 1956-60
Lincoln-Manchester Properties. 1957-59
Open-Work Orders File. 1960
Owned Equipment Operating Costs. 1960
Payroll Summary. 1959
Projections. 1959
Property Ledger Analysis. 1959-60
Proposal re Radio and Television Companies. 1957
Proposed Construction Program. 1956
17-Story Hotel Construction and Daily Cost Reports. 1960-61
Shops, Shop Rentals, etc. 1957-60
Taxes - Cabaret and Transportation. 1955-58
Warranties. 1959
Lambreth Hancock Files. 1958-60
Alwin Moon Mun Lease. 1960
Bids and Estimates.
Board of Harbor Commissioners, Army Corps of Engineers. 1958-60
Building Material Investigation. 1960
Bulletins. 1959
Burns, F. Patrick.
Cash Reports. 1958-61
Chart of Accounts.
Chronological File. 1959-60
Committment Report.
Construction Rentals (Hoist).
Construction Report. 1958-61
17-Story Hotel. 1960
Contracts. 1960
Corey, Ralph - Property.
Correspondence (Miscellaneous). 1958-60
Daily Progress and Construction Reports, Kaalakei Valley. 1959
Diamond Head Towers - Daily Cost Report. 1960-61
Dock, Wall 'B', and Walk.
Dredge, "Kaiser No. 1".
Employee Relations.
Employee Safety Code.
Employment Applications. 1959
Financial Statements. 1959
Charges, Commitment, Cost Summary Reports. 1958-59
Forecasts and Estimates.
Harrison, H. M.
Hawaii Kai. 1959-60
Commitment Costs. 1960
Hawaiian Village Hotel.
Ale ale kai Bar.
Health and Welfare.
Hilton Transaction.
Industrial Relations.
Kaiser Foundation Hospital n.d.
Kaiser Portlock Road House. 1959
Miscellany. 1959-60
Operation. 1960
Proposed Dome Alteration.
Publicity Program. ca. 1966
Revisions - Dragon Room.
Tapa Room Entrance.
Work Hours.
Legal - General.
Hawaiian Village Publicity.
Lindbergh, H. V.
Maile Clinic. 1960
Miscellaneous. 1960
National Labor Relations Board Petition - Operating Engineers Local No. 3.
Overtime Analysis - Payroll. 1959
Purchase Order Forms.
Radio Call Service.
Ski Area Enlargement.
Sleepy Lagoon Cottages.
Terrazzo Marble Chips.
Thirteen-Story Hotel.
Trade Relations - General.
Waienae Clinic.
Toilet and urinal battles.
Work Orders. 1959-60
Commitments and Costs. 1958-59
Work Orders and Purchase Orders. 1957-58
Coleman Johnson Files. 1958-61
Accounts Payable.
Accounts Received.
Administration and General Expense. 1959
Audit. 1959
Automobiles. 1959
Bank Accounts. 1957-59
Bank Loan Agreement.
Cash Projections. 1959
Cash Receipts and Disbursements. 1959
Cash Report, Kaiser-Burns.
Cash Requirements - Advances. 1959
Chart of Accounts.
Chronological File. 1960
Comparison of Actual Operations with Budget.
Comparison of Operating Results Between Hawaiian Village, Inc. and 40 Hotels - Reported by HFK. 1959
Comparison of Various Alternative Projections. 1959
Construction Report. 1960
Co-op Apartments.
Daily Cost Estimate.
Depreciation Studies. 1959
Field Accounting Procedures.
Financial History. Feb. 24, 1960
Financial Statements.
Correspondence. 1959
Examinations. 1958-60, 1958-61
Financing. 1960
General. 1960-61
Hawaiian Village Hotel - miscellany.
Daily Cost Reports. 1959-61
Hotel Lease.
952-Room Addition.
Daily Labor Costs. 1960-61
Daily Management Report. 1960-61
Hilton Sale. 1961
Homebuilding. 1960
Insurance. 1959-61
Internal Control. 1959
Henry J. Kaiser Construction Employees Fund Account. 1959-61
Henry J. Kaiser Consumption Tax.
Kaiser Office Corporation.
Leases. 1959
Legal. 1959
Lewis, Hal.
Lincoln-Manchester Properties, Inc.
Loan Agreement. 1956-61
Map of Hawaiian Village.
Minutes. 1958-61
Miscellaneous Projects.
Miscellaneous Proposals. 1957
Organization of Company.
Personnel Change Reports.
Projections. 1960
Promissary Notes Between Kaiser-Burns Development Corporation and H. J. Kaiser Company.
Property Acquired. 1957-58
Radio and Television.
Accounts Receivable and Payable. 1959
Cash Reports.
F.C.C. Reports.
Film Contracts. 1957-61
Forecasts and Projections.
General and Television.
KMVI (Maui).
Mobile VTR.
Promissary Notes (Advances from Kaiser-Burns Development Corporation).
Taxes. 1961-62
17-Story Hotels.
Shop Rentals.
Shoreline Cruises (Daily Cost Report).
Treasury Depreciation Survey. 1960
Work Order Commitment and Cost Report.
Workmans Compensation. 1960
Television Accounts. Dec. 1959
C. D. MacMillan Files. 1960
Air Conditioning.
Accounting Offices.
Aluminum Railing.
Aluminum Sliding Doors and Jalousies.
Aluminum Windows.
Bathroom Accessories.
Bathroom Flooring.
Ceramic Tile.
Chart of Accounts.
Construction Schedules.
Cost Report.
Daily Construction Report.
Drywall Installation.
Electrica Equipment.
Elevator Bids.
Fire Cabinets.
Purchase Orders.
Gas Water Heaters.
General Equipment.
Glass and Glazing.
Kitchen Units.
Land Survey.
Lighting Fixtures.
Metal Fire Doors.
Metal Toilet Compartments.
Mosiac Tile.
Office Equipment.
Pile Driving Operation.
Plumbing Fixtures.
Purchase Order - Pink - 10,000 to.
Re-enforcing Steel.
Request to Bid.
Sheet Metal Work.
Slip Forms.
Soiled Linen Chute.
Specifications (various).
Steel Stairs.
Steel Stanchions and Ribbed Sheets.
Steel Windows.
Television Antenna Distribution.
Westinghouse Report.
Von Byerle Files.
Air Conditioning Units. 1957
Aluminum Fences.
Architectural Services job Orders. 1957
Bathroom Fixtures and Fittings.
Welton-Becket - General.
Catamaran Docks.
Chart of Accounts. 1957-58
Circular Swim Pool.
Concrete Block and Other Masonry.
Construction Schedule - 14th Story Penthouse Suites.
Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1956-58
Daily Reports. 1958
Estimates of Costs.
Guest House.
Harbor Board - U. S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Insurance Matters.
Kaiser Foundation Hospital.
Board of Harbor Commissions. 1958
Elevators. 1957
Legal cases. 1957
Miscellany. 1957-58
Plumbing and Drainage Bidding. 1958
Specifications. 1958
Norm Zimmer, Architect.
Lease Abstracts.
Lobby, etc.
Miscellaneous. 1958-59
Mobile Equipment.
Portlock Project. 1959
Proposed Hospital and Ships. 1955
Proposed 156-Room Hotel. 1957
Purchase Order. 1958
Stock Inventory.
Swimming Pools.
Kaiser Cement and Gypsum Company.
Board Meetings. 1956-57
Concrete Construction Magazine. 1960-61
Concrete Masonry. 1961
Firtex Insulating Board. 1956
General. 1956-57
Hawaii Operation. 1960
Quotations on equipment. 1959
Permanente Cement Company.
Cement and Concrete Promotion. 1960-61
Publicity. 1960-67
Silverbow Voyage Schedule.
Waianae Plant. 1958-66
Packhouse. 1959
Plant Opening. 1960
Reports. 1959
Specifications. 1959
Kaiser Companies.
Kaiser Center. 1955-67
Brochures, Reports. 1955-60
Kaiser Center Family Day. 1960
Kaiser Community Homes. 1956-66
Kaiser Engineers.
Board Meetings. 1963-67
General. 1957-67
Report on Hilo Electric Light Company. 1964
Report on Trimmu-Sidhrai Link Canal. 1963
Kaiser Fir-Tex. 1957
Kaiser Foundation Health Plan.
General. 1959-61
Financial Statement Examinations. 1956-66
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals - Hawaii.
Ala Moana Boulevard Property. 1957-60
Analysis of Contract With Honolulu Medical Group. 1962
Construction Reports. 1958-59
Daily Reports. 1958-65
Employment Applications. 1959-63
Financial Statements. 1964-66
Forecasts of Operations. 1958-60
General. 1957-67
Health Plan - Chart. 1960-66
Medical Center. 1955-66
Hawaii Nurses Association. 1961-62
Health Plan Studies. 1955
Kailua Clinic. 1958-60
Kapiolani Boulevard Property. 1957
Koolau Clinic (Windward). 1966
Medical Center Plans and Forecasts. 1957
Medical Center Study and Plans. 1956
Medical Service Agreement. 1958
Miscellaneous. 1956-59
Organization Reports. 1958
Pacific Medical Associates. 1956-61
Parking Garages. 1963-65
Polio. 1960
Progress Report. 1958
Publicity. 1956-62
Radar Cooking. 1959
Reference Material. 1957-60
Report of Activities to January. 1959
Review of Operations. 1959
Television Sets. 1958
Waianae and Pearl City Clinics. 1959-60
Kaiser Foundation Hospitals - Mainland.
Bank of America Loan. 1958
Bay Area Nurses' Wage Negotiations - New Clippings and Correspondence. 1966
Board Meeting Minutes.
Characteristics and Problem Areas Report. 1964
Community Service Programs. 1963
Education Programs. 1967
Essential Physician - Executives. 1955
Financial Statements Examination. 1957-60
Financial Statements Examination. 1961-63
General. 1957-63
General. 1963-67
Hospital Organization Meetings. 1962
Henry J. Kaiser Testimony, HR 7700. 1954
Northern California Region.
Balance Sheets. 1963-65
Cost Analysis. 1955
Flash Statement. 1963-64
Medical Care Entities. 1959-65
Medical Care Entities. 1966-67
Research Studies. 1960-61
Statements of Net Income. 1965
Summary Statement of Revenue and Expenses. 1963-64
Portland, Forecast Plan A and B. 1957
Publicity, Hopital Building Program. 1958
Status of Facilities Program. 1963
Utah, Audited Financial Statements. 1960-63
Walnut Creek Hospital. 1958-60
Yearly Financial Statements. 1963-65
Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing. 1956-57
Financial Statement Examinations. 1958-61
Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc. 1957-66
Kaiser Industrial Relations Conference. 1956
Kaiser Industries Corporation.
Advertising and Promotion. 1957-64
Awareness and Identification Survey Among U.S. Adults. 1957
Board Meeting, Notices. 1957-67
Board of Directors - Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans. 1963
Business Council. 1964
Financial Statements Examination. 1963-66
"Follow the Sun". 1961-62
Foreign Countries. 1957-62
General. 1956-67
German Television, Peter Von Zahn. 1960
"Greatest Show on Earth". 1963-64
"Hong Kong". 1960
"Kaiser Today" film. 1963-65
"Lloyd Bridges Show". 1962-63
"Maverick". 1957-62
Miscellaneous Requests - Brochures - Kaiser Personnel. 1958-64
Television Broadcasting - Advertising and Promotion. 1962-63
Valuation Report. 1961-67
War on Poverty. 1964-67
Kaiser Metal Products, Inc.
Financial Statements Examination. 1958-60
General. 1956-62
Kaiser Steel Corporation.
Board Meetings. 1956-67
General. 1956-67
Hammersley Iron, Proprietary. 1963-66
Long Range Sharing Plan. 1960-67
Long Range Steel Meeting. 1961
Kaiser Terraces. 1963-64
Kaluanui Ridge Park Site.
General. 1962
Report. 1962
Kamiloiki Valley.
General. 1963-66
Kamiloiki Reservoir. 1966
Stabilization Pond. 1963
Kamilonui Farm. 1966-67
General. 1963-64
Lot 20. 1963-65
Kuapa Pond.
Agreement. 1960-61
Bridge Clearances. 1964
General. 1959-60
Land Development. 1964
Marine Advisers. 1961
Haruto Soma. 1960
William Pereira and Associates. 1964
Land Development.
Brochures. 1959-66
Co-operative Hotels, Apartments, Condominiums. 1960-64
General. 1960-65
General Plan. 1960-65
Greenbelt Law.
Hawaii Bill. 1961-1965
Maryland Bill. 1961-1965
Hawaii (big Island) - Hilo. 1957-1967
Kahuku - Clarence Ching. 1967
Kauai. 1958-1967
Mainland Developments and Builders. 1960-1967
Maui. 1960-1967
Oahu. 1957-67
Labor, Management and the Public. 1962
Long House - Hotel and Hospital. 1960
Lunlilo Home Road - Communication. 1963-66
Machinery and Equipment.
General. 1959-64
Trucks. 1964
Magic Isle.
General. 1956-63
Land Utilization Survey, Ala Moana Site. 1956
Newspaper Clippings. 1956-63
Marina Facilities.
Coasts of the Hawaiian Islands, Harbors for Light-Draft Vessels. 1963
General. 1964
Hawaii-Kai Water Sprts Area. 1963
Marina Maintenance Problems. 1966
Marine Vessels - General. 1959-62
Mauka-Kai Palms Golf Course Report. 1963-67
Maunalua Bay.
Coasts of the Hawaiian Islands. 1964
General. 1964-67
Hotel and Apartments. 1964
News Clippings. 1964-67
Maunalua Triangle, Bayview - Improvements. 1959-64
Medical School.
Gift to University of Hawaii, School of Medicine. 1966
Government Publications. 1957-65
Pacific Biomedical Research Center. 1963
Draft of a Proposal. Undated
Pacific Medical Center.
General. 1961-67
Newspaper Clippings. 1961-67
Pamphlets. 1961-67
Medicare and Other Plans.
General. 1962-67
Hearings and Reports.
Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. 1965
Committee on Labor and Public Welfare. 1965
Committee on Ways and Means. 1965
Special Committee on Aging.
House Bill 6675. 1965
Edgar F. Kaiser's Statement. 1965
News Clippings. 1961-66
Senate Bill 880. 1963
Time article. 1962
Module Houses. 1963
Nolan, James T. 1964
Oakland, City of. 1965-67
Otto, Dr. Herbert A. 1963
Parade of Homes. 1963-66
Permits. 1959-66
Personnel. 1956-66
News Clippings. 1964-66
Organizational Purchasing. 1959-67
Policy File. 1959-67
Robert C. Elliott. 1963-64
Henry J. Kaiser. 1963-65
Press Clippings. 1956-67
Press Releases. Undated
Masters. 1957-67
Property - Other Lease Applications. 1959-64
Advertising and Merchandising. 1962
Exposition. 1960
General. 1960-67
Industrial Park. Undated
Mainland Promotion Plan. 1961-62
Marketing Plan Proposal. 1960
Publications. ca 1955-68
Recommendations. Undated
Report and Projection of Public Relations for Kaiser Hawaii-Kai Development Company. 1968
Punahou School. 1956-64
Queen's Beach, Makapuu Area.
Cabana - Hotel Plan. 1964
Club and Resort Proposal. 1962
Development. 1964
General. 1960-67
Golf Course. 1961
Estimate of Cost. 1961
Holiday Inn. 1963
Harbor and Yacht Club. 1961
Estimate of Cost. Undated
Hotel. 1964
Ideas. 1963-65
Joint Participation. 1963-67
Kaiser Hawaii Kai, Queen's Beach Area. 1964
Descriptive Brochure for Project "X", Weekender's Lodge, and Makapuu Hotel Area. 1962
Proposals to and from Bishop Estate. 1964
Resort ideas. 1964
Revenues Report. 1964
Study and Appraisal. 1967
M. Yamasaki and Associates. 1964
RCA Communications, Inc. 1957-66
Recreation Association - general. 1962-64
Recreation Center. 1962-67
Announcements. 1965-67
Economic Evaluation. 1965
Retiree Health Care - Kaiser Foundation. 1963
Retiree Housing.
General. 1961-67
Government Publications. 1963-64
News Clippings. 1960-67
Other Developments. 1963-64
Project R. 1963
Brochures. 1955-68
General. 1959-66
Sand Island Property. 1959-60
Schools, Colleges and Churches.
Christian College. 1962
Churches and Church Schools. 1962-66
Educational Television. 1960-66
General. 1960-67
Sea Life park, Oceanarium, Seaquarium Dome. 1960-66
Sewage Treatment Plant.
General. 1959-66
Sewage Disposal Report. 1962
Sewerage System - Work Progress and Cash Requirement. 1961
Western Pacific Sanitation Company. 1960
Shelters (Fall-Out). 1962-63
Shopping Center. 1961-67
Slipher, David C. - Kaiser Industries Corporation. 1963-65
Sound Stage, Motion Picture Studios. 1956-67
Speeches - Edgar F. Kaiser, et.al. 1957-60
General. 1959-60
News Clippings. 1960-64
Teleprompter. 1959-65
Extracts from 1962-1963 Studies.
General. 1962-67
Preliminary Report. 1962
Trefethen, E.E. 1957-67
Twin Houses. 1962
University of Hawaii.
General. 1962-67
Publications. 1961-67
General. 1959-66
Two-Cent Agreement. 1952-61
VIP's - Arrivals, tours, etc. 1960-67
Waialae Nui Valley Subdivision.
General. 1963
John Carl Warnecke and Associates. 1964-66
Weekender Lodge.
General. 1962-65
Preliminary Plan. Undated
Report. 1962
Worksheets. Undated
Weintraub, William. 1960-64
Werner, Marty. 1958-59
Werner, Mort. 1958-66
Western Hotels, Inc. - general. 1956-62
Willys Motors, Inc.
Association of United States Army. 1956-58
Audit Report and Financial Statement Examinations. 1958-67
Avis Gray Line (Bob Allen). 1959
Dealer Procurement Progress Reports and Passenger Car Registration. 1964-65
General. 1956-60
General. 1960-67
Jeep Demonstration Drive. 1957
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation. 1962-66
Kaiser Motors Corporation. 1956
Notices of Board Meeting. 1960-67
Publicity. 1961-62
Sales Program. 1958-57
U.S. Summary Monthly Report. 1964-65
World's Fair - Hawaiian Building. 1962-64
Yamasaki, Minoru. 1960-65
Series 11. Hawaiian Office: Correspondence (Miscellaneous), 1956-1967..
Scope and Content Note
April 1955 - September 1956. 1955-56
October - December. 1956
January - December. 1957
August - December. 1957
January - December. 1958
January - xxx. 1959
xxx - December. 1959
January - December. 1960
January - December. 1961
January - December. 1962
Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1960-67
Series 12. Hawaiian Office: Chronological Files, 1956-1967..
Scope and Content Note
Daily Correspondence.
December 1956 - August 1957. 1956-57
August - December. 1957
December 1957 - December 1958. 1957-58
December 1958 - December 1959. 1958-59
January - February. 1960
March - December. 1960
January - August. 1961
September - December. 1961
January - December. 1962
January - April. 1963
May - December. 1963
January - June. 1964
Teletypes (Incoming).
April - December. 1957
January - October. 1958
November 1958 - October 1959. 1958-59
November 1959 - November 1960. 1959-60
December 1960 - July 1961. 1960-61
August 1961 - December 1962. 1961-62
January - July. 1963
August 1963 - March 1964. 1963-64
April 1964 - July 1965. 1964-65
August 1965 - December 1966. 1965-66
January - June. 1967
Teletypes (Outgoing).
April 1957 - April 1958. 1957-58
May 1958 - November 1959. 1958-59
December 1959 - June 1960. 1959-60
July 1960 - April 1961. 1960-61
May 1961 - March 1962. 1961-62
April 1962 - February 1963. 1962-63
March 1963 - April 1964. 1963-64
May 1964 - January 1966. 1964-66
February 1966 - June 1967. 1966-67
Teletypes (Outgoing).
May 1957 - February 1959. 1957-59
March 1959 - June 1960. 1959-60
July 1960 - May 1961. 1960-61
June 1961 - February 1963. 1961-63
March 1963 - May 1964. 1963-64
June 1964 - December 1965. 1964-65
January 1966 - June 1967. 1966-67
Series 13. Hawaiian Office: Architectural Reports, 1954 -1970..
Scope and Content Note
Ale Ale Kai Dining Room. Undated
Aluminum Dome.
Dome and Shops. 1960
Hawaiian Village Hotels Geodesic Convention Hall. 1960
Miscellaneous. Undated
Kaiser Terraces. 1963
Miscellaneous Plans. 1959
Proposed High Rise - Kaalakei Valley. Undated
Venetian Apartment Buildings. 1963
Beach Area. 1960
Boat Facilities - Kuliouou Beach Park. 1960
Ale Ale Kai V.
Conversion Drawings. 1962
Profile and Seating Drawings. 1962
Ale Ale Kai VI. 1959
Concrete Products Plant. 1962
Construction and Operation Schedule. 1961
General Arrangement. 1960
Co-op Apartments - 23-story Co-op Apartment. 1960
Dewey Way Apartments and Hotel. Undated
Dredging Operations.
Dredged Coral Aggregate Plants, Capital and Operating Cost Estimates. 1959
Dredging Schedule. 1959-60
Floating Portable Aggregate Plant. 1959
Elephant's Foot.
120 Apartment Units and 80 Apartment Units. 1963
Possible Plans for Kaalakei 1-D Lots, 1,2,3. 1962
Possible Schemes. 1962
Proposal for sale of Marine 1-F. 1963
Proposed Venetian Apartments. 1963
Executive Offices. Undated
Golf Course.
Estimate of Cost. 1961
Queen's Harbor Area. 1960
Hawaii-Kai Hotel. 1956
Hawaiian Village Hotel.
Anniversary Cottages. 1959
Drawings for 23-story and 4-story Hotels. 1959
Expansion. 1959
Preliminary Study. 1959
Miscellaneous. Undated
Plan for Expansion. 1959
Plans. 1955
Preliminary Estimate. 1960
Projects. 1959
17-story Diamond Head Towers. 1960
17-story Hotel. 1960
Tiara Room - Proposed Alterations. 1960
Becket Model Home. 1959
D3T & D4T Houses (using Pre-stressed T-Frames). 1961
Garden Lanai Attached Homes. 1962
Hawaii Kai Hillside Housing. 1964
House Plans Cost Estimates. 1960
Low-Cost Homes for Hawaii-Kai. Undated
Structural Calculations for Hawaii Kai House "A". 1961
Typical House Plans. 1960
Umbrella House. 1963
Kaalakei Valley.
Analysis of Methods of Allocation of General Costs and Applications to Kaalakei. 1961
Artist's Rendering of the Future Kaalakei Valley. 1959
Composite Map - Marina Unit No. 1 and Kaalakei Unit No. 1 - Preliminary Plan. 1961
Cost Projections for High-Rise Buildings - Kaalakei Valley 1-B and 1-C. 1962
Earth Quantities. 1961
Estimate Cost of Improvements and Building Cost - Kaalakei Unit No. 1 and Marine Unit No. 1. 1961
Kaalakei and Hahaione Valleys. Undated
Marina, Apartments, Residential and Commercial Developments. 1960
Marina Area. 1959
Estimate of Cost of 3 Marina Fingers - 52 Waterfront Lots. 1959
Marina Unit No. 1. 1960
Revised Construction Program for 1964. 1964
Modified and Proposed Schemes for Apartment Buildings - Plans and Costs. 1959
Plans for Kaalakei and Hahaione Valleys. 1960
Proposal for Sale of Kaalakei 1-C (partial) to Investors for High-Rise Building. 1963
Proposed High-Rise Apartment Building. 1962
Proposed Low-Cost Apartments and Homes. 1959
Circular Apartments and Homes. 1959
Proposed Schemes 1 and 11 for Kaalakei Valley and Marina No. 1. 1962
Revised Marina Unit No. 1. 1960
Tentative Plans - Marina Unit No. 6. 1960
Kaiser Foundation Hospital. 1957-58
Honolulu - Expansion. 1965
Kalonianaole Highway Property. 1957
Kaluanui Ridge Park Site - Project "X". 1962
Kamilonui Valley.
Industrial Area. 1960
Industrial Subdivision. 1961
Koko-Kai - House of Ideas. 1963-64
Hollingsworth "A" and "B". 1963
"B" Floor Plans. 1963
"B" Revised. 1963
House of the Year (Art Mori). 1963
Miscellaneous. 1963
Kuapa Fish Pond. 1959
Lunalilo Unit.
Luna-Kai Marina 6-A Kaiser Twin Houses. 1962
Proposal for Sale of Marina 6-F (Partial). 1962
Proposal for Sale of Marina 6-F (Partial) to Investors. 1963
Proposal for Sale of Marina 6-F (Partial) to Kaiser Enterprises for Development. 1963
Tentative Plan No. 1. 1961
Master Plan.
Current Subdivision Maps and Composite Drawings. 1962
Decisions and Actions. 1959
Development Program. 1961-70
Land Development Schedule and Sewerage Schedule. 1962
Master Schedule. 1962
Proposal for Development of the Hawaii-Kai Village. 1961
Subdivision Plans. 1961
Mathias' House Plans and Cost Estimate. 1960
Maunalua Bayview and Triangle - Alternative Studies for Development. 1954
Cost of Land and Improvements, Estimated. 1959
Master Plan. 1959
Recommended Lease Rentals. 1960
Soil Investigation. 1959
Summary of Survey and Engineering Bid. 1959
Miscellaneous - Hawaii. 1959
Modular House. 1963
Ocean Tower. Undated
Permanente Cement. 1959
Site. 1959
Queen's Beach.
Cabana Hotel Plan. 1964
Kaiser Hawaii-Kai Inn. Undated
Long House Hotel and Hospital. 1960
Makapuu Point. 1962
Perspective. 1962
Miscellaneous. 1960
Proposed Plans. 1961
Roads and Highways.
Proposed 76' Road and Road to the Sky. 1960
Hawaii-Kai Entrance Roads. 1959
Road thru Park Board's Property. Undated
Waimanalo Highway. 1961
Schools. 1960
Sewage Treatment Plant.
Sewerage Systems Report. 1963
Study. 1959
Bids for the Interceptor Sewer main. 1960
Structural Calculations for House Types A and MT. 1961
Weekender Homes.
Kaiser Twin Houses. 1962
Marina 1-F Eelephant's Foot, Kaiser Twin Houses. 1962
Miscellaneous. 1963
Series 14. Henry J. Kaiser Personal Papers, 1873-1967..
Scope and Content Note
Awards and Honors.
Testimonial Dinner, 53rd Birthday. 1935
Boulder Dam Commerative Medal. 1935
Miscellany. 1941-54
Irving Subway Grating Business and Industrial Leader Award. 1943
Testimonial Dinner, Scottish Rite Temple, Oakland. 1942
Hobart College Degree. 1943
Washington State College Degree, Pullman, Washington. 1943
Newsweek Industry Leader. 1944
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce. 1944
Ardmore Junior High - Outstanding Homefront Production. 1944
Jean de Botton Mural, Knoedler Galleries, New York. 1944
Newcomer Society Luncheon, New York. 1945
Knight of the Order Duarte Santa Domingo. 1945
Associated Press Man of the Year. 1947
American Legion to Kaiser-Frazier. 1947
Friendship Train. 1947
Beta Gamma Sigma. 1947
Forbes Magazine, 50 Foremost Business Leaders, New York. 1947
Saints and Sinners Award, New York. 1948
French Legion of Honor. 1952
University of Nevada Degree. 1948
National Guard Citation. 1950
United States Steel Workers Seminar of Human Relations, Los Angeles. 1956
Marshall College Degree. 1955
Optimist Club of Honolulu. 1955
The Beavers, 1st Annual Awards Dinner, Los Angeles. 1956
St. Mary's Degree, Moraga, California. 1956
Thomas F. Cunningham Award, New Orleans, Louisiana. 1957
The Butcher Workman. 1957
Legislative Resolution #40, vacation industry. 1957
Art Director's Club Client Award. 1957
Governor's Safety Award to Management. 1958
Hawaiian Legislative Resolution #135 Honoring Henry J. Kaiser. 1959
Hawaii's Salesman of the Year. 1960
Mt. Kenya Safari Club. 1960
Oakland Chamber of Commerce. 1960
American Society of Travel Agents. 1960
Miscellany. 1961-63
Henry J. Kaiser Elementary School, Ypsilanti, Michigan. 1961
University of California at Berkeley Degree. 1961
Legislative Resolution - 80th Birthday. 1962
Founder's Dinner, Kaiser Center, Oakland. 1962
Hawaii's Father of the Year. 1962
Jewish War Vets - Risseca. 1963
International Association of Machinists - Outstanding Citizen of Hawaii. 1963
International Broadcasting Award Dinner, Hollywood. 1963
Robins Award, Utah State University, Logan, Utah. 1963
Tribute on 81st Birthday. 1963
Oakland Technical High School. 1963
American Broadcasting Co. - Promotional Managers Meeting. 1963
Congressional Medal of Honor. 1964
Industrialist of the Year Award. 1964
"A Legend in His Own Time". 1964
Honorary Citizen of Florida. 1965
Murray Green Award.
Correspondence. 1965
Dinner Presentation.
House and Senate Resolutions.
News Clippings.
Schedules and Programs.
Miscellany. 1966-67
Citizen of the Year - Japan Chamber of Commerce. 1966
Hawaii's Order of Splintered Paddle. 1966
Kamehameha School Tribute. 1966
Hawaii's Citizen of the Year. 1966
Wisdom Award (Wisdom Encyclopedia). 1966
Brotherhood Award, Honolulu, Hawaii. 1967
United States Congress Bill #72 - 85th Birthday. 1967
Kaiser Steel Calendar. 1968
List of Awards and Honors. Undated
President's Cup Regatta, Washington, D.C. 1948
Final Report on Racing Runabout. 1948-49
Races - clippings. 1949-56
Business Correspondence. 1958-62
Cartoons. 1942-45
Clippings. 1941-83
Congratulatory Letters. 1934-47
Contacts with White House. 1942
Death of Henry J. Kaiser.
Announcements, Press Releases, and Internal Memos. 1967
California State Legislature, Senate Resolution. 1967
Cards from Hawaiian Friends. 1967
Cards, Miscellaneous. 1967
Condolences and Flowers List.
from Hawaiian friends 1967.
for Edgar F. Kaiser.
to Alyce C. Kaiser.
to Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation.
from Kaiser Employees.
from special friends.
General Correspondence.
Letters from Sue and Edgar F. Kaiser.
Memorial Gifts.
Memorial Service Roster.
News Stories.
Oakland Funeral Service.
Resolutions and Prayer Services. 1967
The Earth Changers - manuscript - Robert C. Elliott. 1956
Bess Kaiser.
Maternal Ancestors. 1880-1947
Birth Record. 1886
Marriage. 1907
Paternal Ancestors. 1910
Correspondence about Fosberg Lumber Company Stock. 1912-21
Launching of S.S. Thomas Jefferson. 1941
Script for Banquet for Bess Kaiser. 1945
Funeral of Bess Kaiser. 1951
Paul Cadman's Biographical Notes. Undated
Edgar F. Kaiser and Family.
Henry J. Kaiser, Jr.
Record of Baptism and Parents' Marriage (Henry J. Kaiser). 1873
50th Anniversary Book.
Chapter 1 - Reflections on a Man-made Moon.
Chapter 2 - The Road and the Pit.
Chapter 3 - The Hospital in the Desert.
Chapter 4 - River Wrestlers.
Chapter 5 - The Prefabricated Captain.
Chapter 6 - The Opportunity Solvers.
Chapter 7 - Willow Run! Will It Run?.
Chapter 8 - Brave New World.
Chapter 9 - The Universal Partner.
Chapter 10 - The Forever Amoeba.
Poetry for Book.
Personal Anecdotes about Henry J. Kaiser.
General Material On Kaiser Management.
Sources: Forever Amoeba, Reflections from a Crystal Palace.
Tom Price Anecdotes for Chapter 2.
Sources for Chapter on:.
Universal Partners.
Brave New World.
Hawaiian Estate Report. 1959-62
Kaiser - The First Fifty Years. 1963-64
The Kaiser Story.
1966 Version.
1967 Additions.
1968 Revisions.
Log Books. 1943-60
Medical Records of Henry J. Kaiser. 1944-67
Memorabilia. 1940-80
Personal Correspondence, Miscellaneous. 1918-66
Poems - Kaiser Theme - Submitted by Others. 1941-43
Publicity. 1956-60
Publicity. 1960-66
Bonnie Bell. 1964-67
W.J. Lederer's Article, "Henry J. Kaiser's Formula for Success," Reader's Digest . 1952
Speech Material. 1943-64
Speeches, 1927:.
Sixth Pan-American Conference.
Speeches, 1928:.
Hotel Camaquey, Cuba.
Speeches, 1932:.
Acceptance speech for Colonel Starrett, A.B.C. Convention.
Speeches, 1933:.
Hoover Dam.
Selling America Short.
Speeches, 1935:.
Interview - Richfield Reporter and Henry J. Kaiser.
Speeches, 1941:.
"I Wish the Ship Could Speak" - S.S. Ocean Vanguard Launching.
"Eternal Vigilance..." S.S. Ocean Vigil Launching.
Launching of S.S. Williiam Clark .
Speeches, 1942:.
United National Clothing Collection.
Launching of S.S. Harvey S. Scott.
March of Time Broadcast, Santa Monica, California.
National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
Broadcast of Fulton Lewis, Jr., Washington, D.C.
Testimonial Dinner in Scottish Rite Temple, Oakland.
National Association of Manufacturers, Boston.
Annual Meeting of Academy of Political Science, New York.
New York Herald Tribune Forum on Current Problems, New York.
War Congress of American Industry/National Association of Manufacturers.
Short Wave Broadcast to Australia.
Annual Convention of Union Oil Co., Los Angeles.
"Blowing-In" of the Blast Furnace, Fontana, California.
It Can Be Done.
Speeches, 1943:.
Dutch Treat Club, New York.
Dutch Treat Luncheon, New York.
Office of War Information Broadcast.
Remarks at Edgar F. Kaiser's Testamonial Dinner.
United Seaman's Service - Opening of Rest Home at Millbrae, California.
Testimonial Dinner in Honor of Thurman Arnold, Washington, D.C.
Launching of the S.S. Francis W. Pettygrove - Hull No. 661.
Launching First Air Carrier at Vancouver (Wash.).
Columbia Empire Industries, Inc., Portland (Ore.).
American Bankers Association.
Commencement at Hobart College.
American Merchant Marine Address.
Kaiser Steel at Fontana.
Baccalaureate Address Before Students of Washington State College.
Release to Press, Portland (Ore.).
Men's Hearts Must Be Right.
Statement Before Board of Supervisors of San Bernadino County - Protest of Kaiser Company, Iron and Steel Division, against Tax Assessment.
Washington Reports on Rationing - N.B.C. Red Network.
Teamwork in Shipbuilding.
Trip to Providence (R.I.) - Victory Fleet Day.
17th Annual Convention of Propeller Club of the United States.
Sales Executive Conference at St. Louis.
Women's International Exposition of Arts and Industries, New York.
Notes for Remarks before Book and Author Club.
Statement before Committee Affairs of House of Representatives.
Speeches, 1944:.
United States Conference of Mayors, Chicago.
Luncheon at Montana School of Mines.
Men and Metal.
Butte Chamber of Commerce.
The Concrete Engineer In the Post-War World, American Concrete Institute.
OCD Award to the Crowell Collier Publishing Company.
Building the Future, National Committee on Housing, Chicago.
Conversion Without Depression, New York Times' Hall Program.
Mrs. Rosenman and Post-War Housing.
Acceptance of Award at LaSalle College, Philadelphia.
Greater New York Fund Committee Meeting.
United States Steel Workers of America, Cleveland.
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation Stockholders Meeting.
Maritime "M" Award, Fontana.
America Can Win the Peace.
California Newspaper Publishers' Association.
Ad Lib, Press Club Gang Dinner.
Launching of Benjamin Warner, Richmond.
Editors' Conference of the California Newspaper Publishers Association.
Launching of the S.S. Haiti Victory, Richmond.
The Raleigh Room - Script.
New York Financial Writers Association.
Statement about Conference with President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Script for Mr. Kaiser and Mrs. Neale.
Jobs for All, Herald Tribune Forum.
Analysis of After War-What? - critique by Floyd Riley.
Statement After Lunching with President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Statement re Conference with President.
10th Anniversary of American-Soviet Diplomatic Relations, New York.
Sing American - Indiana State Chamber of Commerce.
China-America Lunchenon, New York.
National Committee on Housing.
Speeches, 1945:.
Newcomen Society Luncheon, New York.
International Ladies' Garment Workers Union, New York.
Peace and Free Enterprise - Ninth Opera Victory Rally, New York.
Recognition Dinner for Vice-President Henry Wallace, New York.
Statement before Senate Small Business Committee.
Talk over National Broadcasting Corporation Radio.
Suggested Text for C.B.S. "Report to a Nation".
Opening of the Clothing Drive, New York.
Mrs. Ogden Reid Sponsored Launching.
S.S. Lafayette Victory Launching, Richmond.
Kaiser Community Homes Announcement, San Francisco.
Czechoslovakian Launching.
Launching Sponsored by Mrs. Tom Connally.
Launching Sponsored by Mrs. E. Stettinius.
S.S. New World Victory Launching.
S.S. Adelphi Victory Launching.
Talk on Blue Network.
V-J Day Program on Blue Network.
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce.
S.S. Burbank Victory Launching.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors.
Guest Column for Drew Pearson.
Drew Pearson Broadcast.
Advertising Club of Los Angeles.
S.S. Bent's Fort Launching, Swan Island, Oregon.
California Water Conference, Sacramento.
Press Club Gang Dinner, San Francisco.
When the Boys Come Home Conference.
Statement Before the Surplus Property Sub-Committee, Washington D.C.
Speeches, 1946:.
Drew Pearson's Column.
Forecast for 1946 - over the American Broadcasting Corporation.
Kaiser-Frazer Dinner, Detroit.
Victory Clothing Collection Speech.
Statement of Henry J. Kaiser - Steel.
Hildegarde's Broadcast in the Raleigh Room, New York.
Comments on Truman's Housing Program - National Housing Authority.
Before the Banking and Currency Committee, United States House of Representatives.
Before the Steel Industry Advisory Committee, Civilian Production Administration.
Before Spokane Chamber of Commerce.
The Permanente Foundation Hospital.
Kaiser-Frazer Dealer's Luncheon - St. Francis Hotel.
Before Bay Area Mayors, Publishers, and Presidents of Chambers of Commerce.
Mr. Kaiser over A.B.C.
Mr. Kaiser over Pacific Coast Network.
If He Walked the Earth Again, Outdoor Chapel, Tahoe.
Suggested Remarks for Mr. Kaiser at Opening of Press Conference - Kaiser Community Homes.
Bidding on Richmond Yard No. 3.
Re Bland Committee Investigation.
Statement Before the Merchant Marine.
Speeches, 1947:.
American Federation of Labor Broadcast.
Questions and Answers - State Joint Legislative Housing Committee.
Remarks Before State Housing Committee.
Statement to the Board of Supervisors.
Beta Gamma Sigma Initiation, San Francisco.
Unfinished Business - Newspaper Advertising Executives Association, San Francisco.
Statement Before Senate War Investigating Committee, Washington D.C.
Broadcast over the Mutual Network.
Board of Commerce of Ypsilanti (Mich.).
Kaiser-Frazer Distributors and Dealers.
The Forgotten Production, LaGuardia Program, Station WJZ, New York.
Production Incentive Is a Way to Smash Inflation, Congressional Luncheon.
Kaiser-Frazer Engine Division, Detroit.
Christmas Message.
Speeches, 1948:.
Fontana and New Eagle Mountain Iron Mines.
A Voluntary Plan for the Fair Allocation of Steel to Curb Inflation and Expand Production.
Statement Before Senate Banking and Currency Committee on Problem of Fontana Steel.
Radio Broadcast Prepared for the Auto Manufacturers Association, Michigan.
Letter to McGraw-Hill Magazine about Production.
The Future of Utica - 150th Anniversary, Utica (N.Y.).
The West Builds Industrial Destiny - State Dinner, Washington, D.C.
Message fron Henry J. Kaiser to be Read by Edgar F. Kaiser at Ironton Blast Furnace Blow-In.
Imagine Your Future.
Remarks Made Before Doctors Goup - San Francisco.
Statement over A.B.C. Network.
Action: Turning Points - Notes of off-the-record Talk of Kaiser-Frazer Distributor.
Presentation of 1949 Kaiser-Frazer Cars, A.B.C.-KGO, San Francisco.
Press Release regarding Cleveland Blast Furnace; letter to Attorney General.
Election Speech.
American Finance Conference Annual Convention Chicago.
What Newspapers Mean To Me - Before the Los Angeles Press Club.
Five Proposals to Stimulate United States - Los Angeles Press Club.
Speeches, 1949:.
New Year's Message to Kaiser-Frazer.
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers.
National Automobile Dealers Association, San Francisco.
Testimony in U.S. District Court, New York, U.S. vs. Aluminum Company of America.
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers over Closed Circuit.
Meet the Press, Washington, D.C.
Letter to Senator Murray and the Committee on Labor and Public Health regarding Permanente Foundation.
Philosophy of a Happy, Successful Life, Layman's Sunday, Marble Collegiate Church, New York.
On ABC National Network Program - "The Cancer Fight".
Broadcast for the Winchell Program.
New Year Message for Kaiser-Frazer Dealers.
Speeches, 1950:.
We Forsee in 1950, Reviewing Stand, Northwestern University.
Horace Heidt Show.
The Nurse's Profession of Giving to Mankind, Permanente School of Nursing Graduation, Oakland.
Opening the Crusade for Freedom Campaign, Alameda County (Calif.).
Message on Voting for American Heritage Foundation.
Regulation W.
Speeches, 1951:.
Faith, Layman's Sunday Sermon, The Church of the Air, CBS Radio.
Speeches, 1952:.
Outlook for 1952.
Dedication of Willow Run, C-119.
Kaiser Aluminum National Sales Meeting, Chicago.
Freedom's Unlimited Opportunities, French Legion of Honor Award, Oakland.
Freedom's Unlimited Opportunities, Junior Chamber of Commerce, Oakland.
Canning Manufacturers, Packers, Financial Leaders and Press - Tin Plate Mill, Fontana.
Diamond Service Awards, San Francisco.
Speeches, 1953:.
Dedication of Kopper's Tar Products Plant, Fontana.
National Industrial Relations Conference.
Proposed Kaiser Foundation Medical Center, Long Beach City Council.
Northern CA Doctors Meeting, Oakland.
Walnut Creek Doctors Meeting.
Kaiser Steel Third Blast Furnace Dedication.
Press Conference Our Louisiana Payrolls and Jobs.
United Steelworkers Meeting, New York.
Kaiser Steel Corporation - Annual Stockholders Meeting.
House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, Washington, D.C.
Human Relations - The Key to Abundant Happiness - United Steelworkers.
Notes for Talk at Luncheon for David J. McDonald Party, Fontana.
Statement for the American Ceramic Society.
Wolverton Medical Facilities Insurance Bill, Washington, D.C.
The New Economics of Medical Care, National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
More Power to the Northwest - Through Teamwork! Civic Luncheon, Spokane.
Latin American Conference, Mexico City.
The Greater Know-How, Boeing Supervisor's Club, Seattle.
Have We Raised Our Sights High Enough for the Northwest? Seattle Chamber of Commerce.
Speeches, 1955:.
This Is Your Future, Punahou School, Honolulu.
Achieving the Best Within You, Marshall College Commencement Huntington (W. Va.).
Opportunity by the River, Ravenswood Annual Five-Dollar Banquet, Ravenswood (W.Va.).
Cornerstone Ceremonies, Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Speeches, 1956:.
Introduction of Edgar F. Kaiser, Industrial Relations Conference, Berkeley.
Your Future Years, St. Mary's College Commencement, Moraga (Calif.).
Vote Message.
Speeches, 1957:.
Outlook for 1957.
New American Horizon, Thomas F. Cunningham Award Dinner, New Orleans.
Dome Dedication Honolulu, Hawaii.
Territory of Hawaii, Senate and House Judiciary Committee, Honolulu.
Dedication of the 14-Story Hotel at Hawaiian Village Hotel, Honolulu.
The Advertising Man's Ever-New Horizons, Advertising Association, Honolulu.
American Society of Newspaper Editors Post-Convention, Honolulu.
Television Promotion Meeting, Hollywood.
Press Release on Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Hawaii.
Speeches, 1958:.
The New Scientific Revolution.
American Economy and the Kaiser Companies.
Young Presidents' Organization, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Annual Stockholders' Meeting, Oakland.
Steel Stockholders' Meeting.
Kaiser Foundation Trustees and Northern California Doctors, Oakland.
American Society of Travel Agents, World Travel Congress, New York.
A Rising New Industry, Rotary Club of Seattle.
Statement About Tourism.
Speeches, 1959:.
Oxygen Steelmaking Wrap-up Story, Fontana.
Statement on Hawaii Statehood.
President's Dinner, President of Senate Herbert Lee, Hawaiian Village.
Report to Mayor and Governor's Conference with Territory of Hawaii and City and County of Honolulu.
Permanente Cement's New Plant on Maili.
Civil Aeronautics Board Examiner Hearing.
Hawaii Kai Statement.
Rebuttal to Honolulu Advertiser Article about Hawaii Kai.
Open Letter to the People.
Reply to Press Questions re Jet Airplane Service.
Hawaii's Growth Potentials.
To Our Friends in the Travel Industries.
Henry J. Kaiser Talks to A.B.C. Affiliates, Chicago.
Our People's Purpose Grows.
Waianae Plant Dedication.
Press Release, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan.
Statement re Health Plan.
Message for IKA Exhibit at Argentina Exposition.
Remarks - Kaiser Center Auditorium.
Kaiser Center Dedication.
Henry J. Kaiser Interview.
30th World Travel Congress, Honolulu.
Speeches, 1961:.
Western Association of Food Chains Convention, Honolulu.
Speeches, 1962:.
Tree Planting Ceremony, Kauai, Hawaii.
Family of Thousands of Sons and Daughters.
Father of the Year Luncheon, Honolulu.
Ground Breaking Ceremony for Magic Island, Honolulu.
Speeches, 1963:.
International Broadcasting Award Dinner, Hollywood.
Service Award Dinner, Oakland.
Robins Award of America for Inspiration to Youth, Logan (Ut.).
Oakland Technical High School, Oakland.
Father of the Year Award, Honolulu.
ABC TV, Los Angeles.
Speeches, 1965:.
Henry J. Kaiser Attains His 83rd Birthday on May 9, 1965.
Murray-Green Award Dinner, Washington, D.C.
Speeches, 1966:.
Chamber of Commerce, Order of the Splintered Paddle Award.
Henry J. Kaiser Poems.
Selected Poems and Quotations.
Index to Speeches. 1927-66
Series 15. Historical Library Subject Files, 1914-1982..
Scope and Content Note
The Aluminum Industry and the Four North American Producers. 1951
Car Designs. 1957
Foil - Lookout Contest. 1959
Press Kit Announcing Production. 1949
Kaiser Aluminum, Ltd. - Articles of Association. 1959
Kaiser Aluminum.
Dome. 1957-58
Furniture. 1959
Industrial Products Presentation. 1958
Metal, Men and Imagination (Poster). Undated
Plants and Production. 1947
Potentials Report. 1958
Product Catalogues. 1952-57
Kaiser Aluminum Products. 1940's
Products, Aluminum Boats. 1964
Sales Brochures. 1956-57
Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation.
Forecast of Operations. 1951-57
Halethorpe Plant and the Air Force. 1955
Sales - Kaiser Center Meeting. 1962
Study of Public Attitudes. 1953
Kaiser Aluminum International - Argentina Fabricating Facilities.
Proposal. 1959
Kaiser Chemical Division, Mexico, Missouri.
Refractory Plant Literature.
Kaiser Companies - Permanente Metals Corporation Report. 1947
Kaiser Engineers Aluminum Reports. 1945
Permanente Metals Corporation.
Chad F. Calhoun Memorandum. 1947
Costs and Profits Charts. 1945
Halethorpe Extrusion Plant Report. 1946
Prospectus of Aluminum Division. 1946
Reduction Plant Capacity Study. 1945
Study of Aluminum Division Problems. 1947
Plate Machine Articles. 1954-60
Sales Trainee Program. 1947
Sheet Studies. 1951
Siding Brochures. 1948-49
Agreements. 1944-45
Argentina - Production Plant Proposal. 1959
Brewster Aeronautical Corporation. 1943
C-29 Plane - Universal Molded Products Corporation. 1942-43
Cargo Plane.
Flying Boat - Preliminary Design. 1942
Flying Wing Reports. 1943-44
Proposals. 1942
Study by The Franklin Institute. 1943
Curved Plywood Products. 1942-43
Helicopter Review. 1943
History. 1953-61
Flying Wing - Dr. Hopper. 1943-47
The Franklin Institute. 1943
Hammond Model 4, Bureau of Standards Cooling Tests. 1935
Hammond Modal Y, Weight Analyses. 1934-35
Hiller-Copter. 1945-46
Progress and Cost Report. 1945
Project Report. 1945
Hughes F-11, Progress Report. 1945
Kaiser Hammond.
"Automobile of the Sky". 1945-46
Model Y-2 Report. Undated
Martin Mars Flying Boat. 1942
Navy BTK Dive Bombers, Production Proposal. Undated
Stearman-Hammond Aircraft Corporation. 1936-39
Models, Y-1 and Y-1S. 1937-64
Accounting. 1944
Brochures. 1944
Civil Aeronautics Administration. 1944
Clippings. 1944
Employment. 1944
Ercoupe. 1944
Federal Works Agency. 1942-44
Financing. 1944
Maps. 1944-45
Miscellaneous. 1944-45
Property. 1944
Tahoe Sky Harbor Airport. 1945-46
Willow Run.
B-47 Manufacturing Proposal.
C-119 Manufacturing Proposal.
Gar Wood. 1942
XBTK and TBM Progress Report. 1945
Advertisements. 1948-57
Anchorage, Alaska Distribution Facility. 1950
Brochures and Articles. Undated
Engineer's Historical Report. 1947
Glacier Sand and Gravel, Duwamish Plant. Undated
Marquette - Preliminary Report on Merger. 1959
New Mexico Cement Plant. 1956
Olympic Portland Cement Company - Proposed Acquisition. 1956-58
Oregon Cement Market Analysis. Undated
Permanente - Additional Manufacturing Facilities Report. 1951
Permanente Cement.
Articles. 1939
Brochures - World's Largest Cement Plant. 1946-51
Directory of Personnel. 1945
Operating Manual. Undated
Project Description and Costs. 1938
Portland Cement - The Inside Story. 1954
A Prospectus for Permanente Cement Company. 1946
Sales Manual. 1955
Seattle Division.
E.H. Kendall. 1946-56
Proposal to Erect Emergency Facilities. 1943
Shasta Conveyor Belt. 1943
Shasta Dam Estimates. 1939
Status of Projects. 1955
Stockholder's Reports. 1939-47
Trademark Rights. 1952
Yosemite Cement Purchase. 1944
Bonneville - Articles. 1935-38
Boulder Canyon Project. 1940
Brochures and Articles. 1936-68
Construction Program. 1933
Gravel Plant. 1932
Hoover Dam Project and Present Status Report . 1931-32
Power Plant. 1939
Question of Overtime on Boulder Dam. Undated
So Boulder Dam Was Built, by
George A. Pettitt. 1935
Statement of the Six Companies, Inc. 1931
The Story of Hoover Dam by Ingersoll-Rand Co. 1934
Woolett Lithographs. 1967
Central Valley Project, California. 1954
Colorado River Aqueduct - Articles. 1935-37
Grand Coulee.
Articles. 1935-39
Concrete Placing Program. 1939
Scrapbooks. Undated
Hungry Horse - Articles. 1948-50
Parker - Articles. 1934-39
Ross (Ruby) - Articles. 1937-49
Santa Fe - Articles. 1943
Articles. 1937-45
Central Valley Project, by G. Kirov. 1940-41
Conveyor Belt Final Report. 1940
Gravel Contract. 1946
Summary of Bids for Cement. 1939
30th Anniversary Celebration. 1968
Six Companies - Articles. 1931-43
Taylor Park - Articles. 1934-38
Various - Grand Coulee, Bonneville, Miscellaneous. Undated
Denver Munitions.
Army Corps of Engineers Contract. 1944
Accounting. 1944-45
Automobiles. 1944
Commonly Broken Gage Parts. 1945
Cost Estimates. Undated
Booster. 1933
Van Dykes "A". 1933
Fuze Van Dykes - A-57291 thru A-7302040. 1944
Facilities. 1944
Inventory. July 1944
List of Ordnance Parts. Undated
Materials Procedures. 1943-45
Miscellaneous Memoranda and Letters. 1943-45
Personnel. 1944-45
Photography and Photographs. 1945
Production Statistics. 1944
Publicity. 1945
Statistical Records of Shell Production. Undated
Summary Record for Shell Production Machinery and Equipment. Undated
Termination Costs. 1945
Weekly Progress Letters. 1944
Work Order Procedure. Undated
History. Undated
Henry J. Kaiser Company (Canada) Ltd. - Report and Recommendations. 1955
Newsclippings. 1957-63
Organizational, Personnel, and Forecasts. 1965
Proposal for Design of Natural Uranium, Gas-Cooled Reactor. 1957
Proposal for Nuclear Energy Sea Water Conversion Pilot Plant. 1958
Qualifications for Nuclear Projects. 1958
Qualifications for Steel Plant Design - Expresa Siderurgica Nacional de Paz de Rio SA. 1954
Press Releases. 1945-56
Study on Organic-Cooled Power Reactor. 1958
Health Care.
Coordinating Committee on Medical Care, Bay Area. 1943
Group Hospital and Surgical Insurance. 1944
Hawaiian Medical Center. Undated
Kabat-Kaiser Institute.
Brochure. Undated
History. 1946-54
Miscellaneous. Undated
Kaiser-Frazer Health Plan Deal with Unions. 1945-50
Medical Society. 1943-47
Northern California.
Group Membership Agreement. Undated
New Construction of Facilities. 1959
Northern Hospitals - Regional Management Team Minutes. 1956-60
Northern Permanente Foundation (Oregon). 1959
Permanente Foundation Hospitals.
By-laws. 1955
Correspondence. 1942-46
General. 1946
Personnel. 1942-46
Staff Meetings. 1945-47
Procedures. 1943-47
Resolutions. 1943-46
Trust Indenture. Aug. 1, 1942
Presentation to the State Advisory Hospital Council. 1961
Proposed Development of the Oakland Hospital. 1942-43
Research Programs - Reports and Correspondence. 1944-54
Eleanor Roosevelt. 1943
School of Nursing - Publications. 1956-62
Selective Service - Essential Key Physician - Executives. 1955
Solano County - Press Clippings. 1945-55
Southern California.
Region. 1956
Presentation to the Medical Advisory Council. 1962
Underwriters Service, Inc. - Claims. 1958
United Steelworkers of America - Proposed Health Plan. Undated
University of California. 1944-59
Wagner-Murray-Dingell Bill. 1944
Henry Wallace Letter. 1943
Household Appliances.
Manufacturing Cost and Facilities. 1945
Sales Manual. 1947
Distribution and Merchandising. Undated
Fleetwings - Report and Forecast. 1947
Proposed Line. Undated
Publicity. 1946
Aluminum House. 1944-46
Argentina - Experimental Housing. 1964
Articles. 1946-49
Developmental Studies. 1945
Expandable Houses. 1947
Homes for Low Income Workers. 1945
Letters to National Housing Agency. 1944
War Housing. 1944
Fremont Development. 1963
Guam Housing Survey. 1955-64
Hawaii. 1960
Hawaii Kai - Warnecke Hillside Housing. 1964
Hillside Homes. 1965
A Presentation. 1944
Systems of Construction. 1944
Housing Components. 1960
Kaiser Housing and Your Home of Tomorrow Mock-Ups.
Kaiser Community Homes.
Announcement of Organization. 1945
The First Program. Undated
Miscellaneous. 1945-63
Objectives and Financial Surveys. Undated
Sales Booklet. Undated
Kaisercraft Homes - Report. 1945
Material Studies. 1945
New Materials for Housing Construction. 1966
Newspaper Clippings. 1944-47
Notes on Housing. 1945
Panorama City. 1949
Shopping Center. 1959
Press Releases. 1946-65
Portable Emergency House. Undated
Portland - Rockwood Hills Housing Development. 1946
The Post-War House. 1946
Prefabricated Mechanical Cores. 1944-45
Project Schedule for Various Developments in California. 1946
Richmond - Presentation. 1944
San Jose - H-2 Housing Data. 1945
Framed Patforms for Hillside Homes. 1964
Houses. Undated
Residential Housing Market. 1964
Steel Panel House Cost Estimate. 1944
Survey of Kaiser Community Homes. 1947
Tri-Plexes. 1943
Toluca Wood - Fritz Burns. 1944
Urban Redevelopment. 1953-54
Vancouver, (Wash.) - Fairview Housing Development. 1946
Willow Run, (Mich.) - Survey of Housing. 1945
Kaiser Center.
Dedication Press Kit. 1960
Dedication Program Reports. 1959-60
Family Day - "Moving Day" Script. 1960
Financing Proposals. 1957
Guide Books. 1960
Holy Names College Clippings. 1955-63
Hotel - Preliminary Comments. 1956
Property Operation Proposal. 1960
Oakland Tribune Supplement. 1960
Office Building Reports - Nos. 1-13. 1955
Offices, 1924 Broadway Brochure. 1960
Ordway Building. 1971
Reports. 1955-56
Shops. 1965
Status Report. 1957
Kaiser Companies.
Airplane Articles. 1943-46
Argentine Foreign Minister Dinner. 1966
Clippings. 1950-54
Columbina Construction Company.
Grays Harbor Article. 1937
Indiana Pipeline Estimate. 1937
Dishwasher - Clippings. 1948
Eisenhower/Stevenson Bipartison Appeal. 1964-65
Facts in Brief about Henry J. Kaiser. 1946
Historical. 1948-63
History. 1942
Fleetwings - Public Relations. 1952-54
Joshua Hendy Article. 1943
Henry J. Kaiser Company.
Coos Bay Bridge Article. 1936
Delaware Aqueduct, New York, Articles. 1940-74
Government State Relations. 1946-47
Henry J. Kaiser Company, Ltd.
Annual Reports. 1914-24
Articles of Incorporation. 1914
Bids Received, Newspaper Ads. 1914
Failure to File Annual Report. 1926
Financial Statement. 1915
Victoria Road Agreements. 1914
Kaiser - Hughes Flying Boat Articles. 1938-75
Kaiser Industrial Group Brochure. 1958
Kaiser Industries Brochure. Undated
Kaiser Interests. Undated
Henry J. Kaiser Operations in California. 1942
Henry J. Kaiser Organization.
Balance Sheets and Supporting Statements. 1935
Flow of Ownership - Balance Sheets. 1936
History. 1945
Industrial Organization. 1947
Officers - Directors and Organization Charts. 1950
Plants, Projects and Affiliations. 1942
Report and Survey, vol. 1 and 2. 1952
Summary of Experience. 1944-45
Kaiser Paving Company.
Gordon Valley Project Article. 1926
Promissory Notes. 1926-36
Red Bluff Road Building Articles. 1921-71
Roadbuilding Articles. 1926-42
The Kaiser Story, Correspondence. 1951
Organizational Charts. 1949
Overseas Directories. 1958-67
Personnel from University of California, Berkeley articles. 1950
Phone Directories. 1955-58
Press Releases. 1947-58
National Steel and Shipbuilding Company. 1965-67
Publications. 1948-57
Newswire. 1954-57
News Trends. 1958-61
Press Releases. 1948-57
Publicity. 1946-57
Reference. 1956-57
Local Clippings. 1944-45
Miscellaneous. 1956-66
Draft Copies Questions and Answers about Henry J. Kaiser Enterprises. 1949
Plants and Facilities in the United States. 1965
Rapid Transit - Promotion. 1962-63
Retirement Program. 1965
Road Building, British Columbia - Research. 1967-74
San Francisco Bay Bridge.
Articles. 1933-68
Financial. 1934-37
Sand and Gravel Division Prospectus. 1945-48
Six Companies - Broadway Bridge Article. 1935
Western Expansion Articles. Undated
Australia Report. Undated
Baruch Demobilization Plan - Calhoun Memo. 1944
China Report. Undated
Far East Steamship Service Proposal. 1944
Gas Turbine Aircraft Power Plant Proposal. 1943
Aluminum Dome. 1957
Articles. 1959-60
Bellows Field Report. 1962
Articles. 1960-72
Bishop Estate Lease Clippings. 1967
Maps. Undated
Hawaiian Village Hotel.
Advertising and Promotion. Undated
Media Guests. 1956-59
Newsletter. 1957-60
Promotional Fact Brochure. 1958-59
Rates. 1959
Henry J. Kaiser in Hawaii - Articles and Clippings. 1959-67
Kaiser-Burns Correspondence. 1955-60
Tourist Information. ca 1950's-60's
Historical Library.
Material re Pictures. 1926-72
Transmittal Forms. 1968-72
Kaiser Aerospace and Electronics (formerly Kaiser Aircraft and Electronics).
Advertisements. Undated
Articles. 1964-66
Brochures. Undated
Bulk Containers. Undated
Electronics and Facilities. Undated
Embe Gear Plan. 1967
Flite Path. 1965
Kaiser Cox Corporation. 1964-65
Kaiser Flight Newsletter, Richmond. 1956
Palo Alto Facility. 1966
Papers by Personnel. 1957-64
Richmond Plants. Undated
San Leandro Plant. Undated
Thin Cathode-Ray Picture Tube. Undated
Kaiser Aluminum Dome. 1957
Le Tourneau Report. 1966
Magnesium - Batch vs. Continuous Sublimation Report, Permanente Metals Corporation. 1942
Movie Industry - Steel and Aluminum Pipe in Supporting Structures. 1961
Charlton Report. 1945
Preliminary Report. 1944
Proposed Paper and Pulp Mill in Texas. 1945
Report on Southland Paper Mills, Texas. 1945
Permanente Metals Corporation - E12 Program Report. 1943
Permanente Metals Corporation - History.
Post War Construction Reports. 1944
Railroad Cars - Fabrication Estimate - Fontana. 1944
Railway Cars.
High Speed - Analysis of Construction. 1943
Light Weight - Report. 1943
Traffic Analysis Western Railroads. 1943
V-Bomb Boat Construction Proposal. 1945
Barneyback, Robert S. 1951-62
Bedford, Clay P. 1943-70
Bedford, T.A. (Tim). 1952-55, n.d.
Brown, Don. Undated
Brown, Walston. 1948-54
Burns, Fritz B. 1957
Cadman, Paul Fletcher. 1944-47
Carlson, Jack J. 1950-74
Chipanno, Joseph E. (Oral History Interview). 1971
Clayton, Russell A. 1957-64
Coons, Sheldon R. 1950-54
Davis, Harry P. 1940-42
Ekland, Nils. 1960-74
Elliott, Robert C. 1947
Frazer, Joseph W. 1945-52
Freistat, Robert L. 1973-75
Fudge, William F. 1946
Hallett, John. 1939-49
Hansgirg, Fritz J. 1949
Haugen, Olaf. 1946
Havas, George. 1947-77
Inch, S.S. (Bert). 1962-72
Inch, T.T. (Tod). 1955-62
Kaiser, Henry J. 1946-70
Unpublished biographical data. 1946-65
Knight Ralph E. 1972
Kopecky, Raymond J. Undated
Lindbergh, H.V. 1943-67
MacGregor, Wallace. 1967-69
Marks, William. 1951-70
Marsh, Wallace A. (Wally). 1949-64
Marrin, Paul. 1943
McEachern, Daniel. 1956-59
McMeans, George. 1960-67
McWhorter, Stewart. 1943
Morton, Harry F. 1959
Nicholson, Norman E. 1968-72
Nieman, Robert (Oral History Interview). 1971
Olson, Carl R. 1946
Ordway, A.B. (Oral History Interview). 1946-68
Peake, A.L. 1959-75
Pearce, William Max. 1960-73
Peterson, Rudolph A. 1969-73
Price, Thomas M. 1951-71
Obituary. 1962
Quinton, Harold. 1956-63
Reis, Joaquin F. 1946-61
Rhodes, Donald A. 1945-72
Sandburg, Robert A. 1972-74
Scarr, A. Frank. 1969-72
Schwartz, Leonard K. 1955-65
Shaw, James A. (Tatum). 1946
Sherwood, G.G. 1951
Sproul, Allan. 1957-66
Sutro, John A. 1972-75
Trefethen, E.E. 1957-60
Walker, J. Leonard. 1970-71
Walker, J. R. Jr. 1956-73
White, Stanley B. 1956-67
Wood, C. Bruce. 1955-60
Woodman, W.R. 1963
Miscellaneous - biographical data re employees. Undated
Miscellaneous - company prepared articles.
"A Plastics Year". 1946
Correspondence. 1945
Kaiser Dishwasher Estimate. 1945
Kaiser-Hammond Plane. 1945
Progress Reports, Nos. 1-29. 1945-46
Antioch. 1964
Hawaii Property Financial Records. 1959-66
Kahala Property.
Financial Records. 1954-61
Sale. 1966
Lafayette. 1955-56
Construction Costs. 1956
Inventory of Furnishings. 1954
City Sanitary Sewage Life Station. 1956
Gravel and Sand Rights. 1966-67
Groth Property. 1930-63
Miscellany. 1963-65
Sale to Caldeira. 1963
65 Acres - Sale to Bridges. 1963
Maui - Financial Records. 1960-65
New York 300 Park Avenue.
Correspondence. 1957-60
Furniture and Equipment.
Master Lease. 1954-56
Waldorf Astoria. 1946-62
Oakland. 1942
Pleasanton - Evaluation of Redevelopment Possibilities. 1956
Portlock Road House, Oahu - Financial Records. 1959-67
18.8 Acres. 1963-64
Sand and Gravel Land - Shasta Dam. 1934-54
Reservation Offices for Hawaiian Village. 1961
Richmond - Kaiser Paving Company - Sold to BART. 1928-65
South San Francisco. 1937-64
Lease of Bunkers, South City Lumber Company. 1940-43
Southern Pacific Company. 1937-60
Brochures for Sale.
Marshal Market Value Report. 1960
Post-Sale Details. 1968-69
Sale. 1961-62
Alphabetical Ship List, All Shipyards. 1945
Articles. 1942-45
Baby Flattop Articles. 1945
Bibliography of Articles. Undated
Calship Log . 1943-44
Vessel Construction Report. 1943-44
Investigation of National Defense Program Senate Committee. 1941-45
Annual Reports, Senate. 1944-45
Mead Committee, Senate. 1944-45
Mead Committee, Senate. 1944-45
Investigation of Shipyard Profits - House Committee. 1946
Investigation of the Progress of the War Effort House Committee. 1943
Naval Affairs Investigation of the National Defense Program House Committee. 1944
Kaiser Shipbuilding Experience During World War II. Undated
Liberty Ship Articles. 1942-73
Marinship. 1943
National Maritime Day. May 22, 1945
RFC for the USSR - The Kaiser Company. 1944
Christmas Open House. 1944
La Construction d'un Navire Marchand. Undated
Fact Booklets. Undated
Gallant Ships. 1946-69
Health Care.
Correspondence. 1942-46
General Information. 1942-47
Insurance Report to the United States Maritime Commission. 1942
Health Plans. 1942-44
Housing Project. 1942
Machining Division. Undated
Oral History Notes. Undated
Recruiting Pamphlet. 1943
Sponsors. 1945
The Story of the Richmond Shipyards(Alyce M. Kramer). 1945
Transportation and Housing. 1942-43
Yard 1.
Launching Crew Bards. Undated
Programs. 1942-45
Maps and Charts. 1940
Sea Trial of S.S. Australia Victory. 1944
Yard 2.
Launching Programs. 1941-45
Robert E. Peart Construction Record. 1942
Sea Trail of U.S.S. Sarasota. 1944
Statement of Richmond Shipbuilding Corporation. 1945
Yard 1 and 2.
Launching Guest Book. 1942-45
Launching Programs. 1943-45
Launching During U.N. Conference. 1945
Yard 3.
Employee Handbook. 1943
Alternative Form of Materials Available
Launching Programs. 1942-45
Description. 1946
Procedures. 1944
Sea Trials of U.S.S. General George Squier. 1943
Yard 4.
Launching Programs. 1943-45
Sheet Music. 1943-44
Specifications of Ships. 1941-43
Statistics Report from all Kaiser Yards. 1940-44
Todd-California Shipbuilding Company - Launching Data - S.S. Ocean Vanguard. 1941
Troop Ship Articles. Undated
Victory Ships. Undated
Walsh-Kaiser Company.
Articles. Undated
Construction Program. 1943
Presentation of "M" Award. 1944-45
Western Shipbuilders in World War II . 1945
Women in Shipbuilding: a Graphic Presentation of the First Six Months Experience . 1942
Articles. Undated
Crisis in Steel Brochure. Undated
Facilities for Clinker Cooling. 1943
Description of Plant. 1943
Alternative Form of Materials Available
Expansion Proposal. 1945-47
The Story of Fontana (Mock-Up). Undated
Three Reasons Government Should Act. Undated
Gold-Shovel Award - Southern California. 1967
House of Ideas - Steel Structure. 1963
Kold-Hold Manufacturing Company. 1948-49
Maritime "M" Award for Outstanding Production Achievement. 1944
Oxygen. 1958
Progress Report. 1943
Proposed Additions. 1945
Report on Steel Industry and Markets in Western States. 1945
Steel in Action . Undated
A Chronicle of the Automotive Industry. 1946
Clymer's Catalog of 1949 Automobiles. 1949
Experimental Division.
Aluminum Company of France - Automobile and Engine. Undated
Automobile Experimental Defense. 1946
Automotive Project Estimates of Cost. 1943
Cast Automobiles. 1946
DKW German Automobile. 1946
Emeryville Plant. 1945
Fleetwings Bug.
Estimate of Cost and Weight. 1946
Presentation. 1946
A.F. Gregoire Car. 1940-45
Gregoire-French Aluminum Automobile. 1946
International Automobile. Undated
Jeep Jr. - Probst and Harger.
Weekly Reports. 1943
Procedure. 1943
Jeeps - Light Weight. 1943
Mathis Automobile. Undated
Graham-Paige Motors Corporation - Stockholders Meeting. 1947
Industrias Kaiser Argentina.
Clippings. 1955
Feasibility Study. 1964
Press Clippings. 1954-56
Jeeps - Caravan Tour of Eastern Europe - Clippings. 1966
Kaiser - Fiat Negociations. 1946
Advertising - Media Schedules. 1948
Aircraft Engine Production Proposal. 1951
Annual Reports. 1945-50
Argentina - An Industrial Development Program. Undated
Articles. 1945-53
Brazil - Proposal for an Automotive Manufacturing Company. 1954-55
Canada - Proposed Automobile Assembly Plant. 1945
Car Design - Clippings. 1943-45
Charts. 1952-53
Clippings. 1945-55

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Nazareth Academy graduate Andrew Koncel built and donated outdoor furniture to a house in the 1000 block of Stone Avenue, which houses clients from Helping Hand, an organization that serves people with disabilities. Koncel built two picnic tables, three planter boxes and a garden bench as part of his project to become an Eagle Scout.
"He was so happy that he could make these people happy," said Karen Koncel, Andrew's mom. "It was amazing how happy they were."


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Ed Kilgore at the Washington Monthly's Political Animal blog has an interesting post today about the changing demographics of the electorate since 2008.
The article, in turn, quotes veteran Democratic author and activist Ruy Teixeira from a piece in The New Republic in which he paints an optimistic picture for Obama:
"Turning to the New South swing states of North Carolina and Florida, there have also been sizable demographic shifts over the last four years. In North Carolina, the minority share of eligible voters has gone up over 4 points, with simultaneous declines of around 2 points in both white college and white non-college eligibles. In Florida, the increase in minority share has also been about 4 points, while white working class eligibles have declined 3 points and white college eligibles by 1 point."
Kilgore's post concludes this way:
"Stereotypes die hard, and journalists are often surprised at the emergence or disappearance of this or that state from the electoral "battleground." But the trends Teixeira examines may help explain why Obama could quite possibly win North Carolina while losing Iowa, which not much of anyone would have imagined immediately after 2008."


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The New Jersey Devils celebrate after beating the New York Rangers 3-2 in overtime of Game 6.
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Henrik Lundqvist #30 of the New York Rangers looks on after losing Game 6.
AP reports: NEWARK, N.J. - A year after missing the playoffs for the first time since 1996, the New Jersey Devils are going back to the Stanley Cup finals, thanks to a rookie, a 40-year-old goaltender and a coach who'd never been to the postseason in the NHL.
Adam Henrique scored off a wild scramble in front at 1:03 into overtime and the Devils defeated the rival New York Rangers, 3-2, in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals to advance to their first Stanley Cup finals since 2003.
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towy71 wrote:move along now, nothing to see here
I see you still need a hand getting those longs moved.
But I get the point, I've said what I've got to say, now I know what's happening. I still get the ads, so I do wonder what all that extra garbage was all about. But, I wouldn't be surprised if I get in trouble from the powers that be for blocking the other cookies.


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So with the help from the last question I am finalizing things before finals next week and I am trying to rework this question over and over to see how I can improve my grade on it/where I screwed up. I am attaching a picture of it because of the graph.
I received 6/10 points on this assignment. Here was my work.
with p(t) given and I need to evaluate it at 1000 hares. I just set the equation equal to 1,000 with gave me
1000=1500*cos(pi/60(t-30))+2000. and all of this reduced down to the following in the end
-1000/1500=cos(pi/60(t-30)) followed by
cos^-1(-1000/1500) but clearly I am missing something here as I only received 6/10 and I kinda think that was pitty points >.<
Or should I have done something as simple as following the 1,000 line i drew across the graph and just found where it intersected and get my population from that.


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People will still call it the Rose Bowl. Kick-off will still be at 2 p.m. on New Year's Day.
But on January 1, 2015, the college gridiron matchup in Pasadena will serve another purpose: It will be one of two semifinal games in the new College Football Playoff. The two-tier playoff system will replace the Bowl Championship Series (BCS).
On Tuesday, the Rose Bowl was named as one of five college bowl games that will rotate as the venue for the football semifinals along with Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Tex.
The other bowl games included in the new playoff are the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans, site of the other semifinal game in 2015; Miami's Orange Bowl; he Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta; and the Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Ariz.
Cowboys Stadium will host the first College Football Playoff championship game on Jan. 12, 2015.
So now every three years, instead of welcoming teams from PAC 12 and Big 10 schools, the Rose Bowl game will feature two of the top four teams in the country, regardless of their conference. College football powerhouses like LSU or Oklahoma, who do not normally play in the game in Pasadena, could have more regular appearances.
Rose Bowl general manager Darryl Dunn said their legions of fans would love to watch a game in Pasadena's historic football venue.
"It would be for many of them that 'bucket list' item," said Dunn. "Chances are it would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for them to see their team playing on that kind of stage."
Paul Little, president of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce, said a typical Rose Bowl game generates about $30 million in direct spending in Pasadena.
"That's people who actually come with a dollar and the dollar actually stays in Pasadena when they go home," said Little. Spending in the rest of Southern California is in the range of $130 million, he said.
Pasadena only has 2,500 hotel rooms, and they're at a premium. Most require a three-night stay during the Rose Bowl. The teams and media have stayed in designated hotels in downtown L.A. and Century City. Fans stay in hotels as far away as Newport Beach and visit tourist attractions around Southern California.
Little said the Rose Bowl game dollars ebb and flow depending on the teams, citing the Wisconsin Badgers' recent back-to-back appearances as an example.
"First year: very exciting, lots of people came. Second year: very exciting, NOT as many people came," said Little. "So the impact might not be as great."
That's why Little is also excited about welcoming fans of the great college programs that have rarely - or never - made it to the Rose Bowl. The "bucket list" or "once in a lifetime" nature of their visit means they're ready to spend money.
"When someone's coming out here for an event like that, they are here to make the most of it," said Little.
There's been a taste of that whenever the Rose Bowl has hosted the BCS Championship Game. It will host the last national title game under the BCS system next January 6.
This story has been corrected to remove a reference that Oklahoma would play in its first ever Rose Bowl game. Oklahoma played in 2003.


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Come ye, Come ye…for the next few days I will be swatching my Peripera nail polish haul to show you what these pretty, pretty varnishes look like!
I'll get the facts out with this post!
Peripera is a fairly small beauty company from Korea! Their polishes is one of their big ranges and comes in this formula (perfume enamel) and a one coat quick finish formula.
The Perfume Enamel polishes come in this cute format with a cat as the lid!
It's quite a nice applicator too (thick brush) and easy to hold. The polish is quite thick and is techically supposed to be a one coat product (as you will see later, it depends on the colour! Some need 2 coats).
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This polish – once it has dried is perfumed. It smells like strong floral perfume and this fades over a day or so. Do not try and sniff the perfume when it is still in the pot – your nostrils will die as mine did.
Luxury Red is a really pretty true red with gold shimmer. I love it! It's very christmassy. There was a time when red polish always seemed a bit slutty, a bit dirty but with a short neat nail, I think it looks lovely.
This is the only red I bought from the collection though – there is another one.
What do you make of Luxury Red and do you like the polishes?
* All Peripera is purchased by me and costs around £6.50 each.


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It's not even about being Indian. You'd have to be an heartless idiot not to feel anything after killing a bird like that.Originally Posted by honestbharani
Of course, we have to make an exception for SS.
It's not even about being Indian. You'd have to be an heartless idiot not to feel anything after killing a bird like that.Originally Posted by honestbharani
Of course, we have to make an exception for SS.
Werd.Originally Posted by adharcric
funny that they signify peace sometimes, then.Originally Posted by Pedro Delgado
We miss you, Fardin. :(. RIP.
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I endorse this comment.Originally Posted by Pedro Delgado
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You are a very cruel person. Sorry to say. Always been a fan of you as a poster, always will be, but you are a cruel person when it comes to the life of other living things.Originally Posted by silentstriker
HahahaOriginally Posted by Pedro Delgado
Rest In Peace Craigos
Bleh, I shoot birds/squirrels/deer all the time. I don't see the big deal.Originally Posted by adharcric
You don't eat meat, wear leather/fur?Originally Posted by Dravid
Also, pigeons are the rat air force. They are just as annoying as rats, with the additional ability to fly.
Well I do eat Chicken.Originally Posted by silentstriker
Well then, how can you call me cruel? Unless you cry before eating every wing.Originally Posted by Dravid
I don't kill them, and I never would.Originally Posted by silentstriker
Yeah, and silentstrikers shot 'em all too.Originally Posted by adharcric
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Very well then I contradict myself,
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No, you let others do it, and eat them afterwards. Which makes you just as responsible.Originally Posted by Dravid
If they remove the cumbersome hunting laws, I sure as hell would. Especially cats, can't stand the little bastards.Originally Posted by grecian
Of course I'd use my cross bow and these arrows for cats..just so I can have the satisfaction of piercing their hearts:
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Women who breastfeed for two years of their lives are significantly less likely to develop ovarian cancer, according to groundbreaking public health research.
Almost a decade ago Curtin University public health professor and medical doctor Colin Binns led a research study looking at the relationship between ovarian cancer and prolonged lactation.
The results were promising, but the research was not quite there yet.
It appeared that woman who breastfed did have a lower incidence of ovarian cancer.
In recent years Dr Binns undertook the study again, this time with a larger study group and a more narrowed focus.
A handful of Curtin University and Chinese researchers studied about 1000 woman in China's Guangdon Province for a year.
Processing the results took "longer than that", Dr Binns said.
They discovered women who had breastfed for at least 20 months of their lives were 60 per cent less likely to develop ovarian cancer.
The period of breast feeding can be spread out across multiple children with the same result, according to the study.
"The longer you breastfeed the more the effect is," Dr Binns said.
"But in order to do our scientific calculations you've got to pick a time so that you can work out how effective it is."
Dr Binns suspects the results were linked to lower periods of ovulation.
"It's to do with a suppression of ovulation by breast feeding and that's what we think is the explanation," he said.
Dr Binns was hopeful the research could now be expanded to look at other cancers that might be related to the reproductive tract.
"It's really fascinating to see that breast feeding is a primary benefit to mothers like this," he said.
"There are lots of reasons why mothers should breastfeed for the health of their infants and here's another reason to add to that for their health as well."
Dr Binns said there were also a lot of reasons mothers have to cut their breast feeding short but he hoped the results of his study would encourage mothers.
"There are a lot of mothers who are in situation where they have to return to work or where there are other social pressures where it's not possible," he said.
"Breast feeding must be encouraged and supported where possible."


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SAG-AFTRA Commercials Contracts Informational Meetings
to be Held on Thurs., May 9 and Thurs., May 16
Presented by: Ray Rodriguez, Assistant National Executive Director Contracts
SAG-AFTRA commercials contracts informational meetings are being held to provide members the opportunity to hear a summary report on the terms and conditions regarding the recently concluded commercials contracts negotiation. On April 21, the SAG-AFTRA National Board approved the deal reached with the ad industry on Apr. 7 regarding the new television and radio commercials contracts. We look forward to your participation.
When: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m., Thurs., May 9
When: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m., Thurs., May 16
Where: SAG-AFTRA San Francisco-Northern California Local
Bill Hillman Boardroom
350 Sansome Street, 9th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94104
A RSVP is requested for the 7 p.m. meetings. Please RSVP to Vicki Balich at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Within the next few days, all eligible members will receive a postcard with instructions explaining how to vote online or how to request a paper ballot for the SAG-AFTRA 2013 Commercials Contracts Referendum. Ballots — whether submitted online or by mail — must be received by 5:00 p.m. PDT on Friday, May 31, 2013.
All paid-up SAG-AFTRA members in good standing are urged to attend these important informational meetings. These meetings are only open to paid-up SAG-AFTRA members in good standing, no guests are allowed. Parents/guardians of performers under 18 years old are welcome. SAG-AFTRA MEMBERS, PLEASE BRING YOUR MEMBERSHIP CARD (paid thru April 30, 2013 or October 31, 2013) for ADMITTANCE.


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World War II was a turning point for Virgilio G. Roel. It served as a catalyst for change in his life and ignited his lifelong dedication toward the empowerment and education of others.
KLRU will be highlighting several distinct Austin voices as part of the Latino Americans Mi Historia project. We also want you to become a part of the Latino Americans Mi Historia project. Make a video describing what being Latino means to you, share your family traditions, tell us how you celebrate your heritage and culture or let us know about your role models. Share your story and become part of ours. More details on submitting your video
This video was made in conjunction with The University of Texas Austin Voces Oral History Project. This project seeks to document and create a better awareness of the contributions of Latinos and Latinas of the WWII, Korean War and Vietnam War generations. The project was created in 1999 by UT journalism professor Maggie Rivas-Rodriguez. Learn more about Voces
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 24th May 2012 22:34 UTC
Google has released a treasure trove of data about takedown requests regarding possible copyright violations. What may surprise some - but is actually kind of logical if you think about it - is that most requests, by far, come from Microsoft. You'll be surprised about the total amount of requests, and looking at some of them in more detail, it becomes obvious just how much certain organisations would abuse takedown power if they had it.
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Processing 250k requests a week (something that can't go without human intervention) must cost a fortune, another blow to Google.
Who's gonna pay for that? As MS is competitor to google in search space they could easily use this mechanism to abuse them and artificially make other se gain competitive advantage.
That's the huge loophole I see in this legislation, as it may potentially make the whole search business commercially non-viable. Just mentioning something even if it's illegal shouldn't be punishable, that a totalitarian measure.
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ELSAH, Ill. -- The GC women's soccer team traveled to Principia College and came away with an important 1-1 tie after 110 minutes. The result ensured the Lady Panthers' second place finish in the SLIAC for the 2013 regular season.
The first half went by scoreless, with both teams playing strong defense. The second half went on similarly until the 72nd minute when Principia's Hayley MacWilliams scored an unassisted goal to bring the home team up 1-0. Greenville refused to go down that easy and, just five minutes later, Kieley Leach stole the ball from a Principia defender and shot it into the top left corner of the net to bring the score to a 1-1 tie. Despite two ten minute overtime periods, the game ended in a draw with both teams getting a point in the SLIAC.
GC goalkeeper, Heidi Koehl, was credited with the tie, making 6 key saves throughout the 110 minute match.
The tie brings the Lady Panthers' record to 7-9-2, with a Conference record of 6-1-2, the best SLIAC record of any GC women's soccer team in the history of the program. It also means that Greenville finishes second in Conference for the 2013 regular season and will host Principia on Thursday, November 7, in the first round of the SLIAC tournament.


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All of the new parts for my motorcycle arrived at the end of the week, so I scrambled to get the bike back together. And that meant I needed to see how it all worked . . . . so I headed out for some motorcycle camping. And it just so happened I knew where some friends were gonna be camping.
I managed to beat my buddy, Rick and his crew up to BRMC on Friday.
So I got to work setting up my little campsite.
Rick and the rabble rolled in a little while later.
And we got our drink on.
The next morning, we were off to see Wheels Through Time before they shut their doors and move out west.
We stopped near the BRP when Rick's eldest brother missed the turn
We finally got to Maggie Valley, where everyone went in to see the museum.
I stayed outside (having been through the museum recently).
I watched Dale (the owner) take some kids around in the hack (he even pulled the hack into the air a little)
Then I got to sit outside and talk to Dale for a bit. That was a nice treat.
After Wheels Through Time, we all went to Butts on the Creek (a bbq joint).
While we were eating, we heard a REALLY long line of bikes ride by the joint. It seemed to go on forever. Apparently, there was a memorial ride planned that day for a police officer who was shot during a traffic stop. There were hundreds and hundreds of bikes.
But we stole out of town for some pleasant mountain-riding.
A little bit of 215, and a stop near a swimming hole
Rick and I were the first to the bottom
Slowly, the rest of the group rumbled in
A little more playtime, and then it was back to the campground.
I realized I had set up my hammock over a yellow-jacket nest!!
So I moved a little further down
The rest of the group rode back out for a Mexican dinner. I hung around the campground and relaxed out in the water.
Enough time for a nap
I rode home this morning, managing to stay just ahead of a storm.
About twenty minutes after I walked in the door, a torrential rain started.
I love when the timing works out like that.


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As of today, Carleton's new rideshare website is up and running! This website, created by Amy Wilson '08 for her ENTS capstone, features an interactive map that allows you to see who, in the Carleton community, lives near your home address, what your transportation options are in traveling to and from campus, and what the environmental impacts of commuting to Carleton are. This site is a fantastic resource for travel and for the study of transportation at Carleton and beyond. Faculty and staff can log in to see whether there are potential rideshare partners who live near them and students can use the site to see whether they can share rides at the beginning and end of breaks with other students. Check out the new site and make use of it in planning your vehicle travel to and from campus!
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It has been just over two years that the Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) was announced and released to the world. I wanted to give my feedback on the progress of the platform and how it is fitting into the Cloud Computing space.
When Cisco announced their Unified Computing Platform a couple of years ago, the thinking was not to just design and get into the server business, Cisco's goal was to and become the heart of the datacenter itself. This was a big move by Cisco considering, that they had a very good working relationship and partnership with HP well, at least until the announcement that Cisco was getting into the server business.


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This scavenger hunt will take families all over the New-York Historical Society to discover the natural environment of New York through art and artifacts. Discover the nature-inspired designs of Tiffany lamps, breathtaking landscapes of the Hudson River School, and even a nineteenth-century roach trap! Ages 7 and up.
You'll have to look everywhere to answer questions like these:
This map of NEW NETHERLAND shows
How WILDLIFE once covered the east coast.
Name two kinds of animals do you see on this 1674 map
ROACHES have always roamed this city.
This TRAP caught them in the 1850s.
What was poured inside this to catch roaches?


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Big 12 Sports.com Correspondent
2011: 10-3 overall, 7-2 in Big 12, lost in Cotton Bowl.
Starters returning: Offense 8, defense 6.
Kansas State won 10 games, finished second in the Big 12 and earned a bid to the Cotton Bowl to become one of the most surprising stories last season.
In 2012, Kansas State goes from the hunter to the hunted. The Wildcats return 18 starters (second-most in the Big 12, eighth-most nationally) and will favored to again contend for the Big 12 title. K-State's motivation last season involved disproving the preseason rankings that had it pegged to finish 8th. This year's motivation is to stay hungry.
"Complacency is a major aspect of college athletics," Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said. "I would like to think that won't take place but it will be interesting to see how this team responds. It's gonna require some great leadership. The bottom line is 'Don't forget how you got there.'
"We played a lot of close games that could have gone either way. Our record easily could have been the reverse of what it was. We have to realize we were fortunate in last year and we have to realize how we became fortunate."
A number of Kansas State's victories were nail-biting head scratchers. The Wildcats were outgained by its Big 12 foes by nearly 107 yards per game and they ranked 101st in total defense. Despite those statistical disadvantages, K-State's only regular-season losses came to Big 12 champion Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, the preseason favorite to win the title.
Quarterback Collin Klein had a remarkable season. He provided a bulk of the team's offense, often by running the football. Klein carried it 317 times and scored 27 rushing touchdowns. One of the main objectives this spring has been to improve the passing game. Klein has a number of talented receivers plus running back John Hubert gained 970 yards rushing in the Wildcats' grind-it-out attack.
"Distributing the ball and finding more balance has been a goal of ours," Klein said. "We want to be the best we can possibly be in all facets, but we know there's more out there."
The defense should again be solid. Senior middle linebacker Arthur Brown made an immediate impact last year in his first season as a starter. Replacing safety Tysyn Hartman and tackling machine David Garrett will be challenging but senior corner back Nigel Malone had seven interceptions last season. Tom Hayes replaces Chris Cosh as the defensive coordinator.
Who's missing
Left offensive tackle Zach Hanson, right offensive tackle Clyde Aufner, guard Colten Freeze, defensive tackle Ray Kibble, safety Tysyn Hartman, linebacker/defensive back David Garrett.
Who's new
Linebacker Mike Moore, safety Jarard Milo, running back Robert Rose, running back DeMarcus Robinson, quarterback Daniel Sam, quarterback Tay Bender.
Spring buzz
Redshirt freshman Kyle Klein, younger brother of Kansas State's senior quarterback, arrived on campus last season expecting to play defensive end. He was moved to tight end and now has been moved to wide receiver. At 6-3, 217 pounds Klein gives Kansas State size at a position where most of its players are less than six feet tall.
Darren Sproles is a K-State legend. The diminutive running back helped the Wildcats record one of its greatest uspets when it shocked top-ranked Oklahoma in the 2003 Big 12 Championship game. Kansas State has two more pocket-sized backs who have impressed the coaching staff. Robert Rose is 5-4 and gained 88 yards on 10 carries in the spring game. DeMarcus Robinson had a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. He's 5-6.
Redshirt freshman Daniel Sams and freshman Tay Bender are the leading candidates to be Collin Klein's backup at quarterback. Not only is it important to find someone in case Klein gets banged up, Klein is a senior and K-State will need a new starter in 2013. "That's very significant and very important for us," coach Bill Snyder said.
"We've been getting better since last season. Everybody who was out there played last season, so we knew what we wanted to do. We were still pretty basic, but it was just a glimpse of what we can do. All us guys, we've been there about three years, so we're really comfortable in the system."
- senior receiver Chris Harper on the spring game
"We're working hard as a unit, and that's one thing that we have to do. We know that the success of the team is very much riding on the offensive line, and we are stepping up to the challenge to hopefully make this a successful season."
- offensive lineman B.J. Finney
"This spring ball is the first time we've had a returning quarterback who knows the offense inside and out. We started right where we left off in the fall. We've been able to progress and move forward from that and put in a more complex system."
- tight end Travis Tannahill
2012 Schedule
|Sept. 1
|Missouri State
|Sept. 8
|Miami (Fla.)
|Sept. 15
|North Texas
|Sept. 22
|at Oklahoma*
|Oct. 6
|Oct. 13
|at Iowa State*
|Oct. 20
|at West Virginia*
|Oct. 27
|Texas Tech*
|Nov. 3
|Oklahoma State*
|Nov. 10
|at TCU*
|Nov. 17
|at Baylor*
|Dec. 1