State of Tennessee

Department of State Tennessee State Library and Archives

403 Seventh Avenue North Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0312

DEPARTMENT OF INSTITUTIONS RECORDS 1923-1953

RECORD GROUP 11

RESTRICTION: Due to confidentiality concerns, microfilm rolls #1 through 7 have been pulled from public use.

Processed by:

M. H. E. Archival Technical Services

Date Completed: April 19, 1971

MICROFILMED

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The Department of Institutions was created in 1923 for the purpose of administering prisons, reformatories, orphanages, mental hospitals, and schools for the handicapped were shifted to the newly created Department of Mental Health in 1953. Records generally include commissioners’ correspondence, inventories, financial records, monthly reports, and various miscellaneous records. An index to correspondents can be found in this finding aid following Box 14. In addition to routine administrative affairs, prison reform and politics attracted considerable attention from various commissioners. Economic and political battles were fought over the dominance and eventual decline of institutional industries. Scandals involving inadequate facilities, prison drug rings, and mistreatment of the insane frequently erupted. A constant struggle among institutions for more funds and more statewide support marked the tenure of every commissioner. Information on early institution records can be found in Record Groups 8, 9, 12 and 13.

INDEX

Series Series Title Subseries Subseries Title Box Number Number Number 1 Blueprints Pkg. 1-9 2 Board of Pardons 1 1 Commissioner Lyle 1 3 Budget 1 1 Commissioner Cocke 1 4 Cases 1 1 Commissioner Lyle 1 2 Commissioner Cocke 1 5 Catalogue 1 1 Commissioner Lyle 1 6 Complaints 1 1 Commissioner Pope 1 7 Contracts 1 1 Commissioner Pope 1 2 Commissioner Lyle 1 8 Correspondence 1-14 1 Commissioner Pope 1 2 Commissioner Lyle 2-12 3 Commissioner Cocke 12-13 4 Commissioner Cate 13-14 9 Inventories 14 1 Commissioner Lyle 10 Investigations 15 1 Commissioner Pope 15 2 Commissioner Cocke 15 11 Financial Statements 15-16 1 Commissioner Pope 15 2 Commissioner Cocke 16

12 Land Title 16 1 Commissioner Cocke 16 13 Ledger Books 26-36 1 Admittance Records 26-33 2 Employee’s Record Book 33 3 Reports of Inmates 34-36 4 Statements, County 36 14 Legal Investigation 17 1 Commissioner Lyle 17 2 Commissioner Cocke 17 15 Maps 17 1 Commissioner Lyle 17 2 Commissioner Cocke 17 16 Minutes 17 1 Tennessee Council of 17 Social Agencies 17 Miscellany 17 1 Commissioner Pope 17 2 Commissioner Lyle 17 18 Newspaper Clippings 17 1 Commissioner Pope 17 2 Commissioner Lyle 17 3 Commissioner Cocke 17 19 Photographs 17 1 Commissioner Pope 17 2 Commissioner Lyle 17 20 Publications 17 1 Commissioner Pope 17 2 Commissioner Lyle 17 21 Reform 17 1 Commissioner Lyle 17

22 Regulation of Pardon 17 Applications 1 Commissioner Lyle 17 23 Reports 17-25 1 Commissioner Pope 17-19 2 Commissioner Lyle 19-24 3 Commissioner Cocke 24 4 Commissioner Cate 25 24 Speeches 25 1 Commissioner Cocke 25 25 Surveys 25 1 Commissioner Pope 25 26 Tuberculosis Hospital 25 1 Commissioner Lyle 25 27 Petitions 1 Commutations 37-38 2 Pardons 38

CONTAINER LIST Microfilm Rolls #1-7____________________________________________________ Box 26-33: Restricted Blueprints: Package # 1 Brushy Mt. Prison 2 Central State Hospital 3 Eastern State Hospital 4 School for the Deaf 5 School for the Feebleminded 6 State Penitentiary 7 Training and Agricultural School (Nashville) 8 Vocational School for Girls 9 Western State Hospital Note: These materials were destroyed in order of Kendall J. Cram, Director of Technical Services. 12-9-86 Microfilm Roll #8 Board of Pardons Commissioner Lyle Box 1 1 Statutes pertaining to Commissioner Lyle Budget Commissioner Cocke 2 Budget, 1935-1937 Cases Commissioner Lyle 3 Cavitt Casse 4 “Ford Bandit” Case 5 Cage Case 6 Cleveland, Miss., Double Murder 7 Manlove Case Catalogue Commissioner Lyle 8 School for the Deaf

Complaints Commissioner Pope 9 Ice Manufacturers Contracts Commissioner Pope 10 Brushy Mt. Prison 11 Highway Department Contracts Commissioner Lyle 12 Western State Hospital Correspondence Commissioner Pope 13 General Correspondence, A-Z Institutional Correspondence 14 Brushy Mt. Prison 15 Central State Hospital 16 Confederate Soldiers’ Home 17 Eastern State Hospital 18 School for the Blind 19 School for the Deaf 20 State Penitentiary 21 Western State Hospital 22 Vocational School for Girls Correspondence Commissioner Lyle Box 2 General Correspondence 1 A-E 2 F-H 3 I-M 4 N-R 5 S-Z Box 3 Institutional Correspondence 1 Blind Girl’s Home 2 Brushy Mt. Prison, A-J 3 Brushy Mt. Prison, K-R 4 Brushy Mt. Prison, S-Z

5 Warden Nelson, undated-Nov., 1927-July, 1928 6 Warden Nelson, August, 1928-December, 1928 Box 4 1 Warden Nelson, January, 1929-March, 1929 2 Warden Nelson, April, 1929-June, 1929 3 Warden Nelson, July, 1929-Sept., 1929 4 Warden Nelson, October, 1929-May, 1932 5 Central State Hospital, A-E 6 Central State Hospital, Farmer, 1927-February, 1931 Box 5 1 Central Stat Hospital, Farmer, March, 1931-1932 2 Central State Hospital, F-Q 3 Central State Hospital, R-Z 4 Commission for the Blind, A-H Microfilm Roll #9 5 Commission for the Blind, I-Z 6 Commission for the Blind, Morton 7 Confederate Soldiers’ Home 8 Criminally Insane Hospital Box 6 1 Eastern State Hospital, A-C 2 Eastern State Hospital, C-R 3 Eastern State Hospital, Smith, Undated-July, 1930 4 Eastern State Hospital, Smith, August, 1930-January, 1931 5 Eastern State Hospital, Smith, February, 1931-1932 6 Eastern State Hospital, S-Z 7 Industrial School Box 7 1 School for the Blind 2 School for the Deaf, A-O 3 School for the Deaf, Poore, 1928-1930 4 School for the Deaf, Poore, 1931-1932 5 School for the Deaf, P-Z 6 School for the Feebleminded, A-P 7 School for the Feebleminded, R-Z

Box 8 1 State Penitentiary, A-E 2 State Penitentiary, F-M 3 State Penitentiary, McCorkle, 1930-May, 1931 4 State Penitentiary, McCorkle, June, 1931-1932 5 State Penitentiary, N-T Box 9 1 State Penitentiary, U-Z 2 Training and Agricultural School (Nashville) 3 Training and Agricultural School (Pikeville) A-Seals 4 Training and Agricultural School (Pikeville) Shockley-Z 5 Vocational School for Girls 6 Vocational School for Girls, Caldwell, undated- Sept., 1931 7 Vocational School for Girls, Caldwell, October, 1931-1932 Box 10 1 Vocational School for Colored Girls Microfilm Roll #10 2 Western State Hospital, A-C 3 Western State Hospital, Cocke, 1929 4 Western State Hospital, Cocke, 1930 5 Western State Hospital, Cocke, 1931 Box 11 1 Western State Hospital, Cocke, 1932 2 Western State Hospital, Cocke, D-Z Special Subject Correspondence 3 Barr Case 4 Blind Instructors 5 Construction at Western State 6 Finger Print Department 7 Hawes-Cooper Bill 8 Industries, A-R Box 12 1 Industries, S-Z 2 Legislature 3 Parole Officers

Correspondence Commissioner Cocke 4 General Correspondence, A-Mc 5 General Correspondence, Me-Z Institutional Correspondence 6 Brushy Mt. Prison 7 Commission for the Blind 8 Confederate Soldiers’ Home 9 Central State Hospital 10 Criminally Insane Hospital 11 Eastern State Hospital 12 Industrial School 13 School for the Blind Box 13 1 School for the Deaf 2 School for the Feebleminded 3 State Penitentiary 4 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) 5 Training & Agricultural School (Pikeville) 6 Vocational School for Girls 7 Western State Hospital Special Subject Correspondence 8 Laundry Fire 9 Memoranda 10 Pardue File 11 Smith’s Reinstatement 12 Tennessee Railroad Company Correspondence Commissioner Cate 13 General Correspondence, A-Z Box 14 Institutional Correspondence 1 Brushy Mt. Prison 2 State Penitentiary, A-L 3 State Penitentiary, M-Z

INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS Box & Folder Abernathy, Senator W.K. 2-1;7-2;10-2;12-4 Abrams, E. 8-1 Acuff, Fred 2-1;3-2;8-1 Acuff, R.B. 13-13 Adams, A.L. 2-1 Adams, W.G. 2-1 Albers, Edward S. 6-1 Albers Drug Company Albrught, J.A. 1-12 Alexander, Albert M. 8-1 Tennessee Department of Labor Alexander Ben F. 12-6 Alexander, C.W. 3-2 Alexander, S.M. 3-2 Alexander, T.H. 14-2 Allen, Louise 1-22 Allen, S.N. 11-2 St. Bernard Coal Company Allison, E.R. 3-2;8-1;12-4;12-6 Ambrose, Lillian M. 1-20 Ambrose, Margaret A. 7-2 Anderson, C.W. 3-2 Anderson, Carl 2-1;4-5 Anderson, Jo H. 7-2 Anderson, W.J. 2-1 Andrews, J.T. 2-1 Arentson, James 2-1 Armes, Mrs. A. 12-6 Armes, Jerry 3-2 Armes, John C. 3-2 Ashe, Thomas F. 7-2 Ashley, T. 3-2 Atchley, J. Arthur 13-13 Atkinson, Richard M. 2-1 Austin, Dr. W.S. 7-2 Avery, Senator J.B. 12-2 Bachmann, Carl G. 2-1 Baker, Earl 13-13 Baker, Robert H. 3-2;4-5;5-4;6-7 Highway Department 8-1;9-3;9-5

Baldwin, Ernest 2-2 Gray & Dudley Company Baldwin, Ernest 2-1;11-7 Gray & Dudley Company Bane, Frank 2-1 Banks, George E. 9-5 Barbee, Leland Clayton 6-1 Barbour, B.R. 14-2 Barnes, J.N. 3-2 Barnes, Maggie 10-2 Barnett, E.P. 8-5 Barr, Howard 11-3;13-8 Barr, Morris E. 8-1 American National Bank Barry, W.F., Jr. 2-1;12-1,2,4,6;13-3 Assistant Attorney General Basland, Dr. Carl 13-13 Bass, C.N. 2-2 Bass, Neil 11-8 Bass, W.A. 2-1;9-5 Bauder, F.W. 5-4 Bauman, Dr. J.W. 14-2 Bearden, Lady 14-2 Beare, R.L., President 2-1;10-2 Beare Ice & Coal Company Beasley, W.N. 8-1 Beech, Lawrence 9-3 Beeler, Roy H. 6-2;7-2;10-1;12-4;13-2 Beesley, Jesse 6-1 Bell, Alfred Alexander 12-4 Bell, Pearl 8-1 Benton, Green 12-6 Bennett, L.V. 3-2 Berry, Charles 14-2 Berry, Harry S. 2-2;9-3 Highway Department Besson, Major F.S. 13-10 Corps of Engineers Bickford, Mark 2-1 Biggs. Harry 2-1 Birthwright, W.C. 2-1 Bishop, E.L. 1-14,15;2-2;4-5;5-4 Commissioner of Public Health 8-1;10-1;12-2,5;13-4

Bixby, F. Lowell 13-13 Osborne Association, Inc. Blakeman, J.L. 8-5 Blakemore, James 8-1 Blair, Mrs. E.P. 2-5 Women’s Christian Temperance Union Bohannon, L.E. 4-5;6-7 Bond, John 1-2 Bouchard, Albert 14-2 Bouchard, John 6-7;7-6 John Bouchard & Sons Company Bowden, Dr. U.B. 8-1 Bowers, Myrtle 12-4 Bowler, Alide C. 12-4 Boyd, John L. 2-1 Boyd, W.C. 9-5 Adjutant General Barbson, Mrs. T.D. 6-1 Brackin, Dr. H.B. 13-2 Bradford, Ed 116-;13-9 Gateway Press Bradford, Miles 10-2 Bradshaw, C.C. 8-1 Bradshaw, E.R. 12-6 Brady, George W. 5-3 Bragg, W.M. 6-2 Brandon, J.E. 4-5 Brandon, Newman, Jr. 1-13 Brandon, Ruth 2-1 Branham, Vernon C. 11-6 New York Department of Correction Bratton, S.R. 2-1 Brawner, John 11-4 Bray, S.E. 3-2 Brehm, C.E. 14-1 Brewster, Sam F. 13-13 Department of Conservation Britton, Jack 2-2 Brock, Lee 3-2 Brock, Senator William E. 2-1;4-5;10-1 Brooks, John H. 4-5;6-1;9-5;10-1;14-1 Supervisor of Construction Brooks, R.N. 3-2

Brooks, W.H. 5-8;6-7 Broomfield, Sam 2-1 Browder, J.F. 3-2 Brown, A.P. 3-2 Brown, Aaron 13-3 Brown, Allen 5-5;9-3;11-2 Purchasing Agent Brown, Barton 2-1 Brown, Dwight H. 8-2 Pardon & Parole Committee Brown, E.E. 4-5 Brown, Eli H., Jr. 2-1;11-7 Brown, Frederick W. 2-4 National Committee for Mental Hygiene Brown, G.W. 9-2 Humane Commission Brown, Harold W. 4-5 Brown, Harris 2-3 Jackson Sun Brown, J.P.W. 12-4 Brown, Senator John 12-2 Bryan, J.M. 6-7 Bryant, Marcus 12-7 Buchanan, J.W. 11-8 Buck, D.M. 12-4 Buntin, Howell 2-1,9;3-2 Burgess, Hobart 8-1 Burgess, Loma R. 6-1 Burns, Joseph W. 2-1 U.S. Congress Burke, Henry 14-2 Burton, James D. 2-1 Commission on Interracial Cooperation Burton, J.W. 5-7 Buttrum, Herbert 8-1 Butts, C.W. 8-2 Byerley, Daisy 1-19 Bynum, R.L. 1-18 Cabiness, J.K. 2-1 Caldwell, A.S. 5-8 Commissioner of Insurance Caldwell, Mrs. Alex S. 1-22;4-5;13-6 Superintendent, Vocational School for Girls

Caldwell, James E. 4-5 Caldwell, R.J. 2-1 Callbreath, J.F. 3-2 American Mining Congress Campbell, D.B. 5-4 Campbell & Dann Manufacturing Company Campbell, Mary Dranga 5-5 Missouri Commission for the Blind Campbell, W.S. 9-4 Carden, W.A.W. 2-1;7-2 Carey, Jack 2-1 Carney, W.H. 12-4 Carr, S.F. 1-20;8-1 Carr, Sam T., Mayor 3-2 Oakdale, Tennessee Carroll, John A. 9-3 Carroll, T.B. 10-2 Carson, J.C. 2-1 Cartwright, Maxine 7-6 Cass, E.R. 2-1;8-1 American Prison Association Cate, Senator George 12-9 Caulfield, Henry S. 2-1 Cawthon, Charles R. 9-5 Chamberlain, W.F. 4-5 Chambers, W.A. 3-2 Chambliss, Senator John 8-1 Chandler, W.J., Jr. 10-2 Chavanees, A.L. 12-4 Cheek, C.T. 3-2 Cheney, Dr. Clarence O. 10-2 American Psychiatric Association Cheney, Dr. W.H. 2-5 Chesnutt, Joe B. 3-2 Chestnutt, Mack D. 2-3 Childress, A.L. 6-6 Chilton, D.C. 3-2 Chitwood, Mrs. Edgar 5-4 Choate, Jessie K. 13-4 Choate, Newt 13-4 Church, R.G. 11-5 Association of General Contractors of America Inc. Clagett, John H. 4-5

Clark, A.E. 2-2;6-2;10-2 Department of Public Health Cleary, H.M. 9-3 Clement, Edwin A. 4-5;6-2 Clink, H.L. 12-1 Lawrence M. Stein Company Coates, O.D. 8-1 Cobb, W.B. 1-14 Cocke, Dr. Edwin W., Superintendent 1-21;11-2 Western State Hospital Cockrell, Dr. B.A. 10-2 Veterans’ Administration Cody, Vernon 12-4 Cody, W.J. 2-1 Coile, E.L. 6-2;14-2 Purchasing Agent Coin, S.A. 3-2 Cole, E.B. 2-1 Cole, James M. 2-1 Cole, William E. 13-11 Cole, Dr. W.E. 13-13 Cole, W.R. 5-8 Coleman, D.M. 1-18;2-5;5-9;11-4 Coles, J.H. 6-7 Collins, W.E. 1-14 Colton, Henry E. 9-3 Condict, Fred G. 4-5 American Legion Connors, Ed 1-20;8-1,2;11-6;13-3 13-9;13-10 Cook, John C. 13-13 Cooper, E.S. 3-2 Cooper, J.W. 7-2 Assistant Attorney General Coopwood, W.S. 13-2 Corson, H.H. 2-1 Courtney, William T. 12-4 Hill McAlister Headquarters Cox, Bessie, Superintendent 1-22 Vocational School for Girls Cox, James N. 12-4 Cox, James T. 12-6 Cox, John L. 14-2

Cox, P.E. 6-7 Meriwether Lewis Memorial Association Cox, S.S. 11-8 Cox, William B. 2-1;8-5 National Society of Penal Information, Inc. Cox. W.W. 13-7 Crabtree, Dr. J.A. 8-5 Craddock, B. Frank 13-10 Dyersburg Canning Company Crawford, E.S. 10-2 Crawford, F.B. 3-2 Cribari, S.L. 11-2 Marquette Cement Manufacturing Company Crinchlow, Richard H. 8-1 Cook’s Service Station Crockett, Watkins 8-5 Crump, E.H. 2-1 Cummings, James 2-1 Cummings, Will 11-8 Cunningham, Horace L. 1-20;8-1 Cunningham, John T. 1-15;11-8 Curtis, A.B. 7-6;11-2 Curtis, A.D. 3-2;3-3;6-2;7-5 Curtis, H. 9-2;9-3 Davenport, Hugh 8-1 Davis, A.W. 8-2 Circulation Manager Memphis Commercial Appeal Davis, G.C. 5-5 Reliable Manufacturing Company Davis, J. Hindson 8-2;8-5 Davis, James J. 2-1 Davis, John M. 1-12;3-2 Davis, Lindsey, M. 8-1 Dawson, G.A. 11-8 Dearing, J.C. 7-1 Deeds. J.B. 8-1 Dempster, W.J. 6-2 Depass, Mary 7-6 Dequick, H.J. 2-1 Dessaules, Dr. Mario 2-1 Royal Italian Consul DeVault, V.C. 11-8

Dewitt, J.H. 2-3 Dias, Ezzilee Brown 12-7 Dickenson, Colonel Henry 2-1 Dickey, G.B. 4-5 Donelson, Bettie M. 5-7 Dortch, O.L. 1-20 Dossett, Burgin 12-4 Hill McAlister Headquarters Doty, S.W. 12-4 Douglass, E.B. 3-2;12-6 Douglass, Forence E. 6-7 Drake, J.E. 4-5 Draper, Walter 2-1 Drinnen, T.C. 6-2 Dudley, Houston 11-7 Gray & Dudley Company Dudley, W. Harry 11-8 Duggan, Nell 6-2 Dunaway, B.H. 2-1 Dunklin, Dr. F.H. 7-1 State Dairy Commission Dunn, George M. 2-1;9-2 Dunn, L.G. 4-5 Dunn, Lottye M. 13-6 Dunscomb, H.M. 2-1 Dyer, Harry B. 2-1 Dyer, W.K. 13-11 Middle Tennessee Club Eagle, W.H. 6-2;14-1,2 Assistant Attorney General Eaves, C.M. 14-1 Edgington, A.W. 13-11 Edwards, Edith 2-1 Edwards, Wallace 2-2 Edwards, William H. 2-4 Ellis, E.N. 5-4 Ellis, J.P. 9-2 Elmore, W.C. 3-2 Elrod, Fannie B. 2-5;7-2 Tennessee Children’s Home Society Emerson, L.E. 8-1

Engelhardt, Fred 2-2 Professor of Educational Administration University of Minnesota Erwin, McConnell 11-4 Essary, E.W. 2-1 Estes, N.E. 11-2 Ewing, Andrew 8-2 Manier & Crouch Ewing, Mrs. H.J. 10-1 Exum, Mrs. E.W. 2-1 Ezell, J. Petty 4-5 Fant, A.P. 8-2 Memphis Chamber of Commerce Farmer, W.S. 1-5,20,22;3-2;4-5;5-8 6-2;8-2;11-2;12-2,7 Farnell, Frederic J. 2-2 Rhode Island Public Welfare Commission Farrar, Nell 13-6 Farrell, R.P. 13-5;14-1 Division of Sanitary Engineering Faught, Dr. Walter O. 13-7 Fellows, Ehude H. 14-2 Ferger, Mrs. Alberta, President 1-22 Tennessee Congress of Parents & Teachers, Inc. Fischer, W.W. 11-2 Fisher, Anne 5-2 Finley, Walter H. 7-1 Finney, E.C. 2-2 U.S. Department of Interior Finney, J.I., Editor 7-1 Nashville Tennessean Fite, Beulah Wood 1-13;10-1 Fitts, Dr. J.W., Commissioner 2-2 Department of Agriculture Flenniken, Frank W. 6-2 Fletcher, Leah 11-8 Florence, R.G. 1-21 Flowers, Mrs. A.M. 2-2 Floyd, Lewis S. 1-13 Foley, M.F. 6-1 Commercial Bank & Trust Company Forbes, C.R. 2-5 U.S. Veterans Bureau

Ford, Laura J. 3-2 Ford, Louis E. 1-14;3-2 Forehand, J. Neil 10-1 Fort, Dr. R.E. 11-2 Foster, Mrs. E.W. 2-2 Foster, Lou 5-2,4 Nashville Chief of Police Foutch, Henry C. 14-2 Francis, Nellie F. 10-1 Francis, Mrs. William Trevanne 10-1 Francisco, Dr. H.M. 12-10 Frank, Morris S. 7-1;11-4 The Seeing Eye Frate, W.E. 1-15 Frawley, Fred 11-8 French, R.H. 8-2 Frist, Dr. Thomas F. 14-1,2 Fry, Hattie 5-2 Fry, John H. 9-2,3 Fry, John W. 2-5 Tennessee Orphan Home Fry, W.N. 12-2,4 Fishcer Lime & Cement Company Fuchs, Mary Ruth 2-2 Fullerton, Howard R. 1-15 Division of Sanitary Engineering Furr, C.L. 11-4 Blind Workers of Shelby County Gafford, G.L. 2-2 Mississippi National Guard Gailor, Thomas 12-4 Gale, W. Dudley 9-2 Gallaher, W.F. 3-2;12-6 Gallanose, J.G. 6-2 Gamble, Mary B. 12-8 Gamble, Minnie H. 9-5 Gann, Mrs. Jordan 14-2 Gann, R.B. 6-6 Universal Film Exchange, Inc. Gardenhire, J.M. 7-6;12-4 Garfunkel, J.H. 11-7 A. Garfunkel & Company Garner, G.W. 12-7

Garner, J.B. 2-2;3-2;8-2 Garrett, Finis J. 2-2 Gates, P.D. 11-2 P.A. Gates Lumber Company Gattis, Mrs. Ada S. 2-2 Franklin County Chapter of the American Red Cross German, Roger 2-2 Gibson, J.K. 2-2 Gibson, Joe, President 7-2 Nashville Rotary Gilbert, Leon 2-2 Gillentine, Flora 2-2 Gillenwaters. Ed M. 9-2 Tokyo Marine & Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Gillespie, George 3-2 Gillin, J.L. 8-2 University of Wisconsin Gleaves, Erman 8-2 Glover, C.N. 8-2 Goad, Ed 6-7 Goforth, H.R. 6-6 Goldstein, Max A. 7-2 Goodman, John M. 14-1 Goodwin, Loomis 2-2 Gordon, Senator Joe 2-2 Gosney, E.S., President 2-2 Human Betterment Foundation Graf, H.R. 7-2 Graham, Edgar J. 11-2 Comptroller Gratz, Carolyn 13-2 Gratz, William 13-2 Graves, Jack 8-2 Graves, Dr. John W. 12-4 Gregory, Laura 11-4 Blue Ridge Industrial School Green, Mrs. J.S. 13-13 Greene, A.V. 1-19 Greer, Dr. D.A. 9-3 Greer, Thomas N. 9-2 Southern Cities Power Company Grice, John H. 13-5

Griffin, D.W. 5-2 Central Oklahoma State Hospital Griffin, Donald T. 13-13 Griffin, W.T. 13-3 Grimes, G.W. 8-2 Grissom, J.W. 3-2 Guerry, Rev, Moultrie 13-3 Guild, J.C. 9-4 Tennessee Electric Power Company Guinn, J.C. 2-2 Gullett, B.B. 2-2 Hagar, Rose 3-1 Hale, E.W. 5-3;7-7;11-2,8;12-5;13-2 Hale, J.R. 3-2 Hale, W.J. 10-1 State A & I College Hale, Winfield B. 11-8 Hall, Fitzgerald 9-5;11-7;12-2 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis RR Hall, George F. 2-2 Hall, George H. 2-2 Hamby, R.B. 1-20 Hamilton, C.H. 8-1 Hamilton, G.A. 8-2 Hancock, Homer 2-1;9-2 Hannah, Campbell 2-2 Hannah, Harvey N. 2-4 Hannah, Lyle E. 8-2 Harbert, L.L. 9-5;11-8 Harden, P.L. 13-5 Hardin, George 12-4 Harding, E.J. 2-2 Harmon, A.F. 5-4 Harned, P.L. 1-18;2-1,2;8-2;12-2 Harper, C.H. 11-6 Folmer Graflex Corporation Harrell, Mrs. Willard 12-5 Tennessee Conference of Social Agencies Harris, E.M. 8-2 Harris, J.E. 11-6;13-3,9 Harry, Lewis J., Jr. 13-10 Harris, Mary B. 9-5

Harris, Rosa Lee 5-2 Harris, Walter O. 11-2 Harrison, Fairfax 3-4 Harrison, T.J., Jr. 1-19 Harsh, D.N. 12-4 Harsh, George 2-2 Tennessee Code Commission Hart, E.H. 5-4 O.B. Andrews Company Hartnett, Kate C. 5-2 Haston, E.N. 2-2 Secretary of State Haston, W.P. 13-5 Hatcher, M.C. 13-5 Memphis Broom & Brush Company Hauk, Dr. O.F. 12-7 Hayden, Frank 9-2 Hayes, Charles B. 11-4 American Foundation for the Blind Haynes, C.N. 2-2;5-3 Haynes, T.H. 2-2 Department of Public Welfare Hays, Mrs. J.M. 5-7 Hazard, James O. 9-3 Head, Lee B. 7-2;13-1 Headden, Damon 12-4 Board of Game & Fish Conservation Commissioner Headrick, William C. 2-2,5 Welfare Division Hedrick, W.C. 11-5 Heller, Dr. J.L. 13-4 Helmboldt, D.F. 2-2 Hemingway, Clyde S. 14-2 Henderson, H.T. 2-2 Henderson, T.P. 6-1 Hendricks, O.C. 12-6 Henley, J.O. 3-3 Henry, E.E. 9-3 Herbert, W.B. 12-5 Children’s Home Society Herrell, J.D. 12-6 Hess, Dr. F.P. 2-2 Hewitt, Senator Charles J. 11-8

Hibbs, Henry C. 9-5 Hickerson, J. Roy 3-2 Hickman, Dr. J.S. 12-4 Hickman, Litton 11-8 Higginbotham, W.L. 2-2 Higgins, C.F. 5-2 Higgins, D.S. 5-5 Hiland, J.A. 2-2 American Tread Company Hill, C.A. 2-2 Fox Film Corporation Hill, Dr. Jesse C. 6-2;12-10 Hill, Malcolm C. 13-5 Hill, Rue 12-6 Hill, Thomas G., Sr. 5-4 Hattiesbury Handle & Lumber Company Hincks, Dr. C.M. 2-4 Hines, Frank T. 4-5 Veterans’ Administration Hinkle, H.S. 8-1,2 Hirsch, H.M. 2-2 Hoath, Lydia M. 1-22 Hobson, R.T. 11-2 Hodges, S.D. 3-2 Hogan, J.E. 12-4 Hoge, French 3-2 Holcomb, L.H. 5-4 Holderman, C.V. 3-2 Holland, Senator A.D. 2-2 Hollaway, Irene 2-2 Holman, Joseph W. 2-2;8-2 Marr & Holman Holt, Mary E. 1-22 Holt, Sam L. 14-2 Hooker, John J. 8-2 Hoover, Herbert H. 2-] Hoover, J. Edgar 11-6 Hopkins, M.H. 8-2 Hopkins, Walter M. 9-5 Horton, Henry H., Governor 2-2;5-4;7-6;11-2 Hoshall, B.R. 11-2 Houston, Sam O. 6-1;11-8

Howard, G.B. 11-2 Southern Engineering & Appraisal Co. Howard, Peabody 12-4 Howe, R.E., Secretary 3-4;11-8 Southern Appalachian Coal Operators’ Association Howie, Howard 3-3 Howse, Hilary E. 5-2,4;14-2 Mayor of Nashville Huddleston, B.C. 6-7 Huddleston, Tom 5-2 Hudson, C.M 7-1 Hudson, Grady 12-6 Hudson, John W. 2-2 Huffine, James 2-2 Huffman, Mrs. O.S. 2-2 Hughes, Thomas 5-4 Hugunin, H.D. 11-6 Hulseman, Bertha F. 2-4 Russell Sage Foundation Hunerwadel, Alice 2-2 Hunt, J.F. 12-4 Hunt, S.E. 7-2;12-5 Hunter, R.C. 8-2 Hurst, Clarence R. 2-2 Manhasset Chemical Company, Inc. Hurt, Mary A. 1-19 Ingram, Katherine 11-2 Irwin, Robert B. 11-4 American Foundation for the Blind Jackson, J.V. 2-3 Jackson, R.E. 8-2 Jackson, W.L. 5-3 Jacobs, W.W. 6-2,6 Jaffray, J.K. 11-7 National Committee on Prisons & Prison Labor Jamerson, C.F. 3-2 Jamison, Ralph C. 7-2 Jarrell, Alice B. 6-7 Jarrett, J.L. 13-7 Jeffers, John 2-3 Jenkins, B.F. 5-3 Wizard Exterminating Company Jenkins, Hosey 8-2

Jerman, R.F. 12-4 Johnsey, J.R. 8-2 Johnson, A.P. 9-3 Johnson, Byron 10-1 Johnson, C.M. 7-2 Johnson, John W., President 2-1;5-7 Confederate Pension Board Johnson, Mrs. O.D. 9-3 Johnson, Pickens 8-2;14-2 Johnson, Reba 2-3 Johnstone, Alan 12-6 Federal Civil Works Administration Jones, Abb 9-5 Jones, Colonel F.B. 13-10 Jones, Perry H. 14-2 Jones, W.T. 2-3 Jones, Walter 5-2 Jordan, Mary 3-2 Kanagawaken-Kyosaikai 23 (Association for Social Work) Kee, Walter B. 1-14;3-3 Keele, Robert L. 13-6 Keffer, Professor A.C. 2-3 Kelly, Camilla 8-2;10-1 Kennedy, E.C. 11-8 Kerrigan, W.P. 5-5 Key, J.L. 5-2 King, E.C. 7-2 King, Howard 5-2 Kinney, William 2-3 Kirby, Joe D. 13-13;14-1 Kirby, Thomas 8-2 Kirkland, J.H. 5-2 Kittrell, H.G. 12-6 Knowles, Jake 2-2 Koontz, G.M. 3-2 Krauss, George L. 11-2 Krauss Laundry Company Krauss, Dr. William 11-2 Krichesky, Frederika 2-3 Church Mission of Help Kummer, Clara E. 7-6 Children’s Bureau, Inc.

LaBar, A.L. 2-3;5-2,5,7;6-2;7-5;8-5 Purchasing Agent 9-3;11-2 Lackey, Vaden 11-2 Lackey Coal Company Ladlow, Fred 8-2 Lamb, General C.D. 9-5 Laswell, J.R. & Sons 2-3 Latta, F.W. 11-8 Lawes, Lewis E. 8-5 Lawson, Sam W. 8-2 Lea, Luke 2-3 Lee, Oscar 9-1 Leech, W.M. 11-8 Leggett, S.L. 2-3 Leopold, F.B. Company 7-6 Leonard, Robert C. 8-5 Leverenz, Joseph 2-3 Lewis, Elkin 11-6;13-9 Lewis, Johnny 13-3 Lewis, R.E. 8-2 Lewis, S.J. 3-4 Lewis, Dr. T.H. 13-13 Lilles, Roy 3-3 Lillard, R.Q. 2-3 Lindsey, E.A. 5-7 Lipshie, A. 11-7 Salant & Salant Litchford, W.M. 12-4 Little, Annie 10-1 American Red Cross Little, Rev. D.D. 2-3 Little, George 9-3 Livery, John J. 13-13;14-1 Division of Pardons, Paroles & Probation Llano Cooperative Colony 2-3 Lloyd, Mary 2-3 Lockett, Robert 3-3 Loeb, Henry, Sr. 11-5 Loeb’s Laundry Lofton, H.M. 9-5 Logue, J.F. 14-2 Long, Dr. G. 8-1 Long, Dr. H.C. 2-3

Lort, Mrs. S.M. 7-1 Loser, J. Carlton 13-10 Lotspeich, R.H. 12-5 Love, Charles H. 9-2,5 Lowery, Fred 2-3 Lucas, John T. 1-22 Lutz, E.R. 2-3 Lutz, J.E. 2-5;5-3,5 The Travelers Lyle, R.H. 13-11,13;14-1 Tennessee State Industries Lynde, Edward D. 2-1 General Secretary, The Associated Charities Lynhie, A. 2-4 Maas. Melvin 10-1 MacKenzie, C.H. 2-3 U.S. Senator for Minnesota Magruder, Dr. Robert H. 14-3 Mangrum, H.F. 8-2 Malcom, J.B. 6-6 Mallory, Buford 9-2 Malone, Mrs. Lit 1-2;8-2 Malone, W.Y. 3-3 Manley, Frank 8-2 Manley Jail Works Mann, J.J. 12-3 Marlin, John 9-5 Tullahoma Lumber Company Marmon, I.H. 11-6;13-9 Marsh, John C. 11-3;13-8 Martin, Mrs. Julius 12-4 Travelers Aid Society Martin, Mrs. Sallie 1-20 Martin, Dr. W.D. 12-9 Mason, Charles 6-7 Mathews, Ross R. 11-5 Builders Exchange Matthews, A.J. 7-6 Matthews, Jonnie 12-4 Maxon, Rev, James M. 2-3;9-2;12-4 Bishop Coadjutor May, Guy H. 2-3;5-7;6-2;11-2;14-3 American Legion

McAlister, Hill, Governor 5-4;11-2;12-4,6,9;13-1 McAlpin, Vivian 13-7 McAnulty, D.M. 11-2 Hardeman County Savings Bank McArdell, Gertrude 7-5 McAuslan, James 1-18;5-5 McBride, E.M. 3-2 McCabe, Charles W. 2-2;5-4;8-2 Commissioner of Finance and Taxation McConnell, Phillip 14-3 McCorkel, A.A., Warden 1-20;2-3;3-3;8-2;11-6;13-9 State Penitentiary McCormick, A.H. 2-3 McCrae, F.H. 6-2 McDaniel, D.J. 6-7;7-2 McDonald, Henry 3-3 McElroy, R.A. 11-8 International Clay Machinery Company McGee, Hubert T. 1-21;2-3 McGee, L.E. 7-6 McGinness, Dr. I.L. 13-5 McGlothlin, Dr. H.T. 1-2;8-2;12-2 McGovern, E.W. 2-3 McGriff, B.F. 9-2;12-3 McGuier, J.V. 9-5 McInnis, W.H. 6-6 McIntosh, Vincie 12-4 McKean, L.E. 5-5 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis RR McKeller, Senator Kenneth D. 2-3,5;10-1;13-7 U.S. Senate McKelvy, W.H. 13-8 McKenzie, J. Gordon 6-2,7 McKinney, J.L. 12-4 McLane, A.V. 2-3 United States Attorney McLaughlin, C.F. 7-1 Tennessee Inspection Bureau McLaughlin, R.F. 13-10 McMahan, R.D. 8-2 McManne, Mrs. E.H. 2-3 McMerrian, T.F. 3-3 McMillen, C.L. 8-2;9-5

McReynolds, Robert L. 2-3 Meeman, Edward J. 12-5 Memphis Press Scimitar Melton, W.S. 3-3 Menzler, C.C. 6-7;12-4,11;14-3 Mergele, O.V. 2-3 Metcalf, B.F. 3-3 Metzger, W.E., Jr. 2-3;11-2 International Sugar Feed Company Michael, J.C. 5-5 Louisville & Nashville RR Milam, Dr. D.F. 8-1 Department of Public Health Miles, Charles 12-3,5 Miller, Catherine A. 2-3 Miller, John G., Jr. 8-2 Miller, Priestly 13-31;14-3 Miller, S.H. 5-5 Miller, Ralph 9-2 Memphis Press Scimitar Mills, B.A. 9-3 Minton, O.F. 8-5 U.S. Post Office Miser, Hugh D. 1-15 Mitchell, John L. 11-2 Mitchell, J.R. 6-7 Mitchell, M.P. 12-5 Mitchell, W.F. 13-5 Monger, Dr. Ralph H. 12-10 Mooneyham, Ed M. 2-3;6-7 Moore, Mrs. A.T. 13-13 Moore, Frank B. 5-2 Nashville Fire Department Moore, J.C. 11-8 Moorer, Sam H. 13-4 Moran, Fredrick A. 8-2 Moreland, J.E. 9-3,5 Highway Department Morford, Dr. Theodore 7-6 Morgain, L.W. 2-3 Morgan, Dr. H.A., President 2-3 University of Tennessee Morison, J.S. 9-3

Morris, George, Managing Editor 2-3;8-2;12-12 Memphis Commercial Appeal Morris, Lillie A. 8-2 Morris, Moses D. 12-5 Morse, C.R. 6-2 Morton, F.R. 12-5 Commission for the Blind Morton, Roy J. 4-5;5-2,8;10-1;12-6,13-2 Mosby, S.F. 9-2 Moseley, Nelle 11-4 Moss, William P. 12-5 Murphy, C.M. 9-5 Murphy, R.M. 2-3 Murray, Jim 13-2 Murray, Will 5-2 Muse, J.C. 12-6 Nailling, Dr. W.A. 12-5 Naïve, Dr. J.B. 12-10 Neely, A.W. 13-3 Nelms, Ruth 7-7 Shelby County Hospital Nelson, Bill 2-4 Nelson, Glenn 9-2;13-4,10 Training & Agricultural School (Pikeville) Nelson, W.H., Warden 1-14;8-5;12-6 Brushy Mt. Prison Newman, James 2-4 Newman Tallow & Soap Machinery Company Newman, R.L. 5-4,5;11-4 Nicholas, J.L. 5-2 Nicholas, J.W. 2-4 Nickell, W.P. 9-2 Nixon, J.M. 2-5;8-5 Nolan, John F. 5-5;7-7 Norman, Mrs. Irene 2-4 $2,000,000.00 for Humanity Norton, F.R. 5-4 Norton, Marion S. 12-5 Norton, Mary T. 2-4 U.S. Congress Norvell, Dick 2-4 Norvell, W.E., Jr. 8-5;12-2

Nunley, E.A. 5-2 Nashville, Railway & Light Odle, G.W. 11-4 Ogden, E.W. 2-1 Ogelvie, F.W., Chaplin 3-3 State Penitentiary O’Kelley, Ceola 7-2 O’Kelly, W.J. 7-2 O’Rourke, J.J. 11-4 Orr, Gilbert M. 5-3 Overton, Watkins 11-8 Pardue, E.L. 12-5;13-10 Parker, Edward A. 11-6;13-9 International Association for Identification Parker, Marjorie 2-4 Parkes, Roy H. 5-2 Parkes, T.J. 2-4;5-5 Parsons, Ann 12-5 Partlow, W.D. 12-5 Partick, G.O. 3-3 Pattie, F.A. 7-6 Patton, F.E. 9-3 Patton, J.T. 8-5 Payne, Bruce R. 9-5 Pearce, Claude 8-5 Peay, Austin 1-13 Pegram, R.B. 3-4 Pendelton, Earl R. 11-4 Perry, Ralph 12-5 Petway, T.J. 11-8 Pettigrew, W.D. 11-2 J.E. Lutz & Company Phillips, Fred 1-20 Phillips, George L. 8-5 Phy, Mack 1-15 Pierce, Mrs. Frankie, Superintendent 10-1 Vocational School for Girls Plummer, James F. 13-6 Poe, J. Charles 12-5 Chattanooga News Polk, Marshall T. 13-13 Pond, Dr. W.F. 6-7;9-3;11-2 Poore, Mrs. H.T. 1-19;7-6;13-1

Pope, Lewis S. 12-5;14-1 Porter, Dudley, Jr. 14-3 Portwood, A.H. 3-3 Poston, Bob 9-3 Potter, Mrs. R.E. 12-5 Pouder, William R. 13-13 Tennessee Taxpayers Association Poulon, Francil 12-6 Powell, Dr. W.F. 9-2 P’Pool, Dr. Bruce 12-7,12 Prescott, Dr. F.W. 2-4 Press, Charlie 12-5 Preston, T.R. 2-5 Price, J. Harry 6-1 Priest, Dr. Percy 13-2 Proctor, R.L. 2-1 Prothrow, Lucile B. 10-1 Puryear, W.H. 2-1,4;3-3;5-4;6-1,7 Quillen, E.J. 8-5;11-8 Quisenberry, L.L. 1-14;3-3;13-9 Ragsdale, L.E. 5-3;7-6,7;13-2 Ramesy, J.B. 6-1 Randall, W.E. 3-3 Randolph, B.W. 14-1 Reaves, Dr. R.G. 7-5 Reaves-Leach Infirmary Reccord, J.C. 3-3 Redd, John R. 6-7 Reece, Carroll 6-2;12-10 U.S. Congress Reed, E.E. 5-3 Reed, Jim 9-5 Jim Reed Chevrolet Reeder, C.J. 7-5 Reilley, T.M. 2-4 New York Herald Tribune Reynolds, E.E. 3-3 Rhea, R.C. 8-5 Rhodes, A.B. 5-3 Rhodes, James 8-5 Rhodes, T.M. 3-3 Rice, D.B. 3-3

Rice, Harvey 1-18;5-5 Rice, Logan 3-3 Riley, William D. 6-2;9-5 Department of Public Health Roberson, W.C. 1-14;3-3 Roberts, A.H. 8-5 Robertson, D.D. 9-2;10-1 Robinson, D.W. 2-4 Robinson, H.R. 12-4,6 Robinson, W.J. 8-5 Roddis, Edna Jean 12-3,5 Transient Service Bureau Roddy, Stephen R. 2-4 Rodes, A.B. 5-2 Franklin Limestone Company Rodes, T.M. 2-4 Rodli, G. 11-6;12-1,3 John R. Wald Company Rogers, Fannie B. 7-5 Rogers, S.L. 8-5 Rolls, Mrs. A.G. 13-13 Rose, C.R. 3-3 Ross, John 13-2 Rossen, J.J. 3-3 Roten, Laura Belle 2-4 Rowland, G.W. 3-3 Ryan, Stetson K. 5-4 American Association of Workers for the Blind Ruffell, J.R. 1-22 Ruh, J.P. 5-5 Louisville & Nashville RR Ruml, Dr. Beardsley 10-1 Laura Spellman Foundation Rutledge, R.H. 9-3 Sadlar, L.G. 5-4 American National Bank Slamon, Peter J. 12-4 Light Buoy Industries Sample, J.W. 9-3;13-10 Sanders, William N. 10-1 Sandchulet, J.W. 11-2 Purchasing Agent Sanford, Hugh W. 6-1

Sanford, Colonel R.W. 2-5 Sawire, H.M. 5-2 Sawire, T.M. 5-4 Haws, Davis & Company Sawyer, W.C. 2-5 Saxby, Alice Read 13-2 Saxton, V.P. 14-3 Scheiblich, Elizabeth J. 12-8 Scherrebeck, Ina 2-5 Schlater, T.W., Jr. 2-1 Schmidt, Howard D. 3-3;5-3;14-3 Department of Public Health Schoolfield, R.B. 9-3 Schyler, Charles W. 10-1 Scruggs, Ima 1-16 Schafter, R.R. 12-1 Traylor Engineering & Manufacturing Co. Seals, Billy 9-3 Seay, J.I. 11-2 Layne Central Company Seay, W.R. 1-13 Sensing, W.C. 9-1 Wilson, Weesner, Wilkinson Co. Seone, Lily R. 14-3 Serls, W.J. 7-5 Shambow Shuttle Company 2-5 Shands, William R. 2-5 Virginia Division of Statutory Research & Drafting Sharp, S.J. 14-3 Sharp, Dr. W.K. 2-5 Shaw, D.D. 2-5 Shearin, Jesse 9-2 Shelton, Dr. A.K. 2-5;11-8;12-6 Shelton, Robert 8-5 Sherman, Mary 10-1 Sherrod, G.C. 8-2 Shipley, Herbert R. 12-10 Shockley, C.B. 9-2,4 Short, Ruth M. 13-13 Shoulders, Dr. H.S. 5-3 Sloan, Warren B. 2-5 Simms, A.E. 11-8 Sims, Joe 12-5

Sisk, Elizabeth 14-3 Sisk, J.L. 4-5 Nashville Railway & Light Sisson, Ben 9-2 Smith, C.C. 11-8 Smith, Dr. Daugh W. 8-5 Smith, Eathel 9-4 Smith, George 2-5 Smith, H.P. 13-11 Smith, Dr. J.B. 3-4 Smith, J.D. 2-5 Smith, J.F. 6-1 Smith, Joseph D. 2-5 Smith, L.D. 2-5;5-3,5;9-4;10-1;11-2,7,8;12-2 Attorney General Smith, Luther 9-4 Smith, Dr. R.E.L., Superintendent 1-17;6-1,2;7-5;11-2;12-10 East State Hospital Smith, R.O. 14-3 Attorney General Smith, S.L. 2-5;3-4 Julius Rosenwald Fund Smith, T.S. 3-4 Smith, William Wolff 8-5 Smoot, June 2-5 Somerville, H.V. 2-5 Sommer, Dr. J.J. 2-5 Sorrell, Moss 11-2 Southall, James 5-3 Sowell, F.C. 13-13 Spahr, Neal B. 6-6 Sparkman, Mrs. D.M. 13-3 Spears, Tom 9-5 Spencer, D.B. 8-5 Squires, Mrs. J.E. 1-15 Strayer, H.P. 1-21 Stanley, G.O. 1-20 Starrett, Francis H. 11-4 American Foundation for the Blind Steagall, G.W. 11-2 Steele, C.M. 11-8 J.C. Steele & Sons

Steele, H.O. 13-10 J.C. Steele & Sons Stegall, Dick 2-5 Steger, W.E. 12-5 Sterling, O.P. 2-5 Day-Evans Iron Works, Inc. Stevenson, George S. 5-3 National Committee for Mental Hygiene Stevenson, Marietta 2-5 American Association of Public Welfare Officials Stewart, A.T. 2-5;8-5 Attorney General Stewart, Mrs. Cora Wilson 2-5 National Advisory Committee on Illiteracy Stewart, Verdy 9-4 Stimson, Henry L. 8-5 Secretary of State Stockard, R.L. 5-5;13-13 Stokes, Walter 5-3 Stooksbury, E.G. 2-5;8-5;10-1 Stout, J.W. 5-3 Stuckie, A. 6-6 Sudekum, Harry 2-5 Sudekum, Tony 2-5;5-3;7-1;11-2 Summers, J.A. 5-3 Summers Hardware Company Swafford, Aaron 2-5;9-2,4 Swafford, J.O. 12-5 Swafford, Scott, Warden 14-1 Brushy Mt. Prison Seeeney, Glenn 3-4 Swiggart, William H., Jr. 1-13 Assistant Attorney Genera Taylor, C.A. 6-6;13-11 Taylor, C.S. 3-2 Taylor, Eva 11-4 Taylor, J.H. 12-4 Taylor, Lawrence 11-8 Taylor, Leon 2-5 Taylor Roofing Company Taylor, Lonnie 14-3 Taylor, William S. 6-7 Taggart, Norval A. 6-6

Tate, Jack 11-2 Tate, Mrs. R.W. 11-2 Teasley, Daisie M. 5-3 Templeton, W.G. 2-4 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis RR Thomas, Arthur 13-13 Thomas, Edwin 2-5 Thomas, Elliston 2-5 Woods Lumber Company Thomas, Fred S. 13-13 Thomas, Lowell 13-13 Thompson, Ben L. 12-4 Thompson, C.H. 8-1 Thompson, Frank M. 1-13 Attorney General Thompson, J.L. 3-4;9-5 The Travelers Thompson, W.B. 8-5 Thornton, Agnes 2-5 Tipps, W.I. 3-4 Tipton, James 2-5;7-7;11-8 Todd, John Amos 7-5 Tennessee Association of the Deaf Todhunter, S.L. 8-5 Tollett, E.G. 9-4;11-8;14-3 Toler, Claude C. 2-5 Tompkins, W.H. 2-5 Travis, Rufus E. 2-5 Truesdell, Leon E. 11-2 U.S. Department of Commerce Tuck, J.O. 11-2 Tucker, B.G. 9-2 Tucker, N. Burch 8-2;12-4 Tucker, Dr. N.G. 14-3 Department of Public Health Tucker, Mrs. S.L. 3-4 Turley, Mable 2-5 Turner, Dr. B.F. 11-2 Turner, D.V. 5-2 Turner, George M. 9-4 Turner, J.G. 5-5 Turner, L.R. 2-5 Turner, Rebecca Jane 11-18

Turney, Lowndes 5-7 Tutterow, J.R. 7-5 Tyrrell, D.W. 5-4 Blake Manufacturing Company Tyson, Senator L.D. 2-5 Ulman, Joseph N. 12-5 Underhill, Mrs. H.Q. 2-5 Van Arsdale, M.W. 5-5 Van Cleave, O.E. 12-4 Venn, F.A. 7-2 International Filter Verble, C.L. 5-3 Voorhies, J.W. 5-3 Wald, John R. 2-5;3-4 John R. Wald Company Waldauer, Abe D. 2-5 Walden, J.N. 9-4 Waldrop, L.G. 5-5;9-1 Louisville & Nashville RR Walker, Mrs. D.C. 3-4 Walker, E.G. 9-2 Walker, Pansy 1-22 Walker, R.E. 12-10 Wallace, C.R. 3-4 Wallace, George W. 5-3 Wallace, Roy C. 2-5;3-4;5-4;9-4 Wallace, Dr. W.W. 11-2 Waller, Dr. Joseph J. 12-5 Waller, Merch 14-3 Walsh, R.A. 2-5 Walters, H.P. 3-4 Wampler, I.S. 7-1;12-12 Ward, C.E. 9-2 Ward, Trueman 13-3 Warner, L.A. 9-2 Warren, Mattie 9-5 Warwick, Robert W. 9-1;13-3;14-3 Watkins, W.H. 9-1 Wearden, Joseph 13-13 Webb, P.K. 14-1 Webster, E.E. 3-2 Webster, Edgar 9-2 Wellford, W.H. 6-1

West, M.A. 9-5 West, Dr. Olin 1-14 State Board of Health West, Sam L. 6-6 West, W.R. 9-5 Whaley, Jack 9-1 Whitaker, M.N. 2-5 Whitaker, W.B. 7-7;8-5 Southern Nursery & Landscaping Company White, H.B. 5-5 White Wood Products Company White, H.C. 5-5 Whitehead, C.R. 2-5 Whiten, E. Stagg 2-4,5 National Committee on Prisons & Prison Labor Whiteside, Ella W. 12-4 Whiteside, Mrs. John F. 5-3 Whitman, W.S. 3-4 Whittaker, Sam E. 3-4 Whitwell, Walton 9-1 Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis RR Widell, C.E. 12-5 Widney, Charles L. 12-4 Wilburn, Lee 14-2 Wilcox, Dr. Clair 2-5 Wilgus, Dr. Sidney D. 13-10 Illinois State Psychopathic Institute Wilkerson, Annie M. 2-5 Wilkerson, Mildred H. 2-5 Williams, Albert 2-5 Commissioner of Finance & Taxation Williams, C.V. 3-2 Williams, Flint S. 2-5 Williams, Dr. Frankwood E. 5-3 National Committee for Mental Hygiene Williams, Hugh 11-2 Williams, Paul 9-1 Williams, Percy H. 3-4 State Auditor Williams, Dr. W.C. 6-7; 13-4; 14-1,3 Williams, W.H. 14-3 Department of Public Health Williams, Webb 3-4

Williamson, E.M. 14-1,3 Williamson, Mary 12-9 Wilson, Dr. C.P. 2-5 Wilson, E.E. 13-10 Wilson, J.W., Jr. 6-6 Wilson, Jack E. 11-2 Ninety-Nine Chemical Corporation Wimberley, Harold 12-5 Winchester, Lee 11-5 Winkfield, Annie L. 2-5 Wisdom, John 11-2 West Tennessee Power & Light Company Wiseman, John D. 7-7 Womack, G.F. 1-14 Womack, L.H. 3-4; 13-3 Womack, W.H. 12-6 Wood, Dr. Claude R. 12-10 Woodroof, Horace M. 2-5 Woods, C.C. 13-13; 14-3 Woods, Sallie 9-1 Wooten, W.B. 12-6 Worthen, H.C. 3-4 Wright, Edgar A. 12-5 Wright, H.N. 9-4 Wright, J.C. 3-4 Wright, J.F. 8-5 Pathfinders of America, Inc. Wright, Neill 2-5 Wright, R.G. 3-4 Wylie, Professor C.E. 7-5 Yarbrough, C.H. 13-8 Waspan, Arthur 12-5 National Work Shirt Manufacturers Association Young, C.L. 9-1 Young, R.M. 1-14

Inventories Commissioner Lyle General Inventories 4 Industrial School 5 School for the Feebleminded 6 Training & Agricultural School (Pikeville) 7 Vocational School for Girls Industrial Inventories 8 Brushy Mt. Prison 9 Central State Hospital 10 Commission for the Blind 11 Confederate Soldiers Home 12 Eastern State Hospital Microfilm Roll #11 13 Industrial School 14 School for the Blind 15 School for the Deaf 16 School for the Feebleminded 17 State Penitentiary 18 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) 19 Western State Hospital 20 Vocational School for Girls Investigations Commissioner Pope Box 15 1 State Penitentiary 2 Western State Hospital Investigations Commissioner Pope 3 Central State Hospital 4 Criminally Insane Hospital 5 Eastern State Hospital 6 State Penitentiary 7 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) State Penitentiary Financial Statements Commissioner Pope 8 January, 1926 9 February, 1926

10 April, 1926 11 July, 1926 12 August, 1926 13 September, 1926 14 October, 1926 15 November, 1926 16 December, 1926 17 January, 1927 18 February, 1927 19 March, 1927 20 April, 1927 21 May, 1927 22 June, 1927 23 July, 1927 24 August, 1927 25 September, 1927 26 October, 1927 Financial Statements Commissioner Lyle Box 16 1 General Statements State Penitentiary 2 November, 1927 3 December, 1927 4 January, 1928 5 February, 1928 6 March, 1928 7 April, 1928 8 May, 1928 9 June, 1928 10 July, 1928 11 August, 1928 12 September, 1928 13 October, 1928 14 November, 1928 15 December, 1928 16 January, 1928 17 February, 1929 18 July, 1929 19 August, 1929 20 September, 1929 21 October, 1929

22 December, 1929 23 1930-1931 Land Title Commissioner Lyle 24 George Davis 25 John A. Bealafelt 24 Susong Property Legislative Action Commissioner Lyle Box 17 1 Emergency Appropriation Bill 2 Investigative Committee 3 Reports to Committees Senate Bills 4 Commission for the Blind 5 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) Legislative Action Commissioner Cocke 6 Amendments 7 House Bill 8 Report of Subcommittee on Institutions 9 Report to Subcommittee on Institutions Maps Commissioner Lyle 10 Brushy Mt. Prison Maps Commissioner Cocke 11 Brushy Mt. Prison 12 State Penitentiary Minutes Tennessee Council of Social Agencies 13 Minutes of Tennessee Council of Social Agencies Miscellany Commissioner Pope 14 Miscellany

Miscellany Commissioner Lyle 15 Miscellany Newspapers Clippings Commissioner Pope 16 Central State Hospital 17 General 18 School for the Deaf 19 Western State Hospital Newspaper Clippings Commissioner Lyle 20 Brushy Mt. Prison 21 Eastern State Hospital 22 Industrial School 23 Industries 24 Vocational School for Colored Girls Newspaper Clippings Commissioner Cocke 25 General Photographs Commissioner Pope 26 Central State Hospital 27 School for the Deaf Photographs Commissioner Lyle 28 Vocational School for Girls Publications Commissioner Pope 29 U.S. Department of Commerce Reports on Prison Publications Commissioner Lyle 30 Capital Punishment 31 Children’s Home Society 32 Health Briefs 33 Internal Society for Crippled Children 34 Mental Hygiene Bulletin

35 National Committee on Prisons & Prison Labor 36 Russell Sage Foundation 37 State Interracial Committee 38 U.S. Department of Commerce Reports on Mental Patents 39 U.S. Department of Commerce Reports on Prisons 40 Virginia Public Welfare Reform Commissioner Lyle 41 Deportation 42 Extradition 43 Laws of Massachusetts 44 Laws of New York 45 Parole 46 Penal Reform Regulation of Pardon applications Commissioner Lyle 47 Act Reports Commissioner Pope Box 18 1 State Penitentiary Annual Report Auditor’s Report 2 Brushy Mt. Prison 3 School for the Blind 4 School for the Deaf 5 State Penitentiary 6 Vocational School for Colored Girls Chaplain’s Report 7 State Penitentiary 8 Crimes Committed by Servicemen 9 Distribution at State Penitentiary Monthly Reports of Brushy Mt. Prison 10 July, 1925 11 February, 1926 12 March, 1926 13 April, 1926 14 May, 1926 15 June, 1926 16 July, 1926 17 August, 1926

18 September, 1926 19 October, 1926 20 November, 1926 21 December, 1926 22 January, 1927 23 February, 1927 24 March, 1927 25 April, 1927 Box 19 1 May, 1927 2 June, 1927 3 July, 1927 4 August, 1927 5 September, 1927 6 October, 1927 7 November, 1927 8 December, 1927 Population Reports 9 Brushy Mt. Prison 10 State Penitentiary Microfilm Roll #12 Punishment Reports 11 State Penitentiary, 1927 12 State Penitentiary, 1927 Reports Commissioner Lyle 13 State Penitentiary Annual Report Auditor’s Report 14 Brushy Mt. Prison 15 Central State Prison 16 Children’s Home Society Box 20 1 Commission for the Blind 2 Confederate Soldiers Home 3 Eastern State Hospital 4 Industrial School 5 School for the Blind 6 School for the Deaf

7 School for the Feebleminded 8 State Penitentiary Box 21 1 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) 2 Vocational School for Girls 3 Vocational School for Colored Girls 4 Western State Hospital Commissary Reports 5 Brushy Mt. Prison 6 Condensed Financial Statements, 1924-1931 Disposition Records 7 State Penitentiary 8 Farm Corps 9 Fire at Laundry & Tailor Shop 10 Freight Rates Box 22 General Report 1 Commission for the Blind Gun Report 2 State Penitentiary General Hospital Reports 3 State Penitentiary, 1926-1929 4 State Penitentiary, 1930-1932 5 Insurance, State Penitentiary 6 Killings, State Penitentiary 7 Library, State Penitentiary Monthly, Brushy Mt. Prison 8 January, 1928 9 February, 1928 10 March, 1928 11 April, 1928 12 May, 1928 13 July, 1928 14 August, 1928 15 September, 1928 16 October, 1928 17 December, 1928 18 January, 1929 19 February, 1929 20 March, 1929

21 April, 1929 22 May, 1929 Box 23 1 June, 1929 2 July, 1929 3 August, 1929 4 September, 1929 5 October, 1929 6 November, 1929 7 December, 1929 8 January, 1930 9 Parole Officer Reports, Training & Agricultural School 10 Payroll Accounts 11 Population Reports, Brushy Mt. Prison Punishment Reports 12 Brushy Mt. Prison, Feb., 1926-Dec., 1929 13 State Penitentiary, 1927 14 State Penitentiary, 1928 15 State Penitentiary, 1929 16 State, Penitentiary, 1930-1932 Box 24 1 State Dentist 2 Tennessee Electric Power Co., Brushy Mt. Prison 3 Valuations, State Penitentiary 4 Women’s Prison, State Penitentiary Reports Commissioner Cocke 5 Chaplain’s Report, State Penitentiary 6 Commissary Report, Brushy Mt. Prison 7 Employees Report, State Penitentiary 8 Expenditures, School for the Deaf 9 C.W.A., Brushy Mt. Prison 10 Departmental General Reports 11 Tennessee Confederation of Social Work 12 Eastern State Hospital 13 Vocational School for Girls 14 Health Reports 15 Honor Grade Monthly Reports, Brushy Mt. Prison

16 1933 17 1934-1935 Population Reports 18 Brushy Mt. Prison 19 State Penitentiary Punishment Reports 20 Brushy Mt. Prison 21 State Penitentiary 22 Training & Agricultural School (Nashville) 23 Special Audit, Western State Hospital Box 25 1 Auditor’s Report, State Penitentiary 2 Farm Reports Food & Supply Reports 3 Brushy Mt. Prison 4 State Penitentiary 5 Greenhouse General Hospital Reports 6 Brushy Mt. Prison 7 State Penitentiary 8 Mining, Brushy Mt. Prison 9 Murders, State Penitentiary 10 Parole Population 11 Brushy Mt. Prison 12 State Penitentiary 13 School, State Penitentiary 14 Social Workers, Sample Speeches Commissioner Cocke 15 Speeches Surveys Commissioner Pope 16 Central State Hospital 17 Vocation School for Girls Tuberculosis Hospital Commissioner Lyle 18 Acts

Microfilm Roll #1-7 RESTRICTED Ledger Books Admittance Records—Central State Hospital Box 26 Daily Report Ledger 1 May 1928-February, 1929 2 May 1929-November, 1929 3 August, 1929-December, 1929 4 January, 1930-September, 1930 5 February, 1930-July, 1930 6 May, 1930-August, 1930 7 August, 1930-July, 1931 8 July, 1931-July, 1932 Box 27 Daily Record Ledger 1 August, 1932-December, 1933 2 December, 1933-October, 1934 3 October, 1934-May, 1935 4 June, 1935-December, 1935 5 January, 1936-August, 1936 6 August, 1936-February, 1937 7 March, 1937-September, 1937 Box 28 1 September, 1937-March, 1938 2 April, 1938-October, 1938 3 November, 1938-May, 1939 4 June, 1939-December, 1939 5 December, 1939-May, 1940 6 May, 1940-March, 1941 7 May, 1941-February, 1942 8 February, 1942-December, 1942 Box 29 Daily Report Ledger 1 December, 1942-May, 1946 2 May, 1946 3 July, 1949-March, 1951 4 March, 1951-December, 1951

Box 30 Daily Report Ledger 1 January, 1952-May, 1952 2 June, 1952-March, 1953 Night Watch Report 3 August, 1930-April, 1932 4 April, 1932-September, 1933 5 February, 1934-October, 1935 6 May, 1936-April, 1938 Box 31 1 April, 1938-May, 1940 2 June, 1940-April, 1942 3 October, 1942-January, 1944 4 March, 1944-December, 1944 5 May, 1945-September, 1946 6 October, 1946-December, 1947 7 February, 1948-March, 1950 8 April, 1950-January, 1951 Box 32 1 January, 1951-June, 1951 2 June, 1951-March, 1952 3 April, 1952-August, 1952 4 September, 1952-January, 1953 5 Staff Meeting Box 33 1 Staff Meeting 2 Admittance & Discharge Record, April, 1930-February, 1934 Ledger Books Employee’s Record Book—Central State Hospital 3 Employee’s Record Book, January, 1935-December, 1936 Microfilm Roll #13 Ledger Books Reports of Inmates—Central State Hospital Box 34 1 Reports of Inmates, July, 1928-June, 1930 Box 35 1 Reports of Inmates, July, 1930-June, 1932

Box 36 1 Reports of Inmates, July, 1932-May, 1933 2 Statements, County, December, 1936-March, 1938 Box 38 4 Carty, Charles B. 5 Long, Will H. 6 Smith, Eugene E.