Collection Summary
Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin
Perry, George Sessions,
1910-1956
George Sessions Perry Collection
1910-1964, undated
13 record center cartons (13.00 linear feet), 15 galley files (gf), 2
oversize folders (osf)
George Sessions Perry was an American
author and journalist known for his novels and short stories about rural Texas life.
His collection consists primarily of typed and handwritten manuscripts for his
novels, short stories, and magazine articles. The collection also contains a
substantive amount of his correspondence and letters received by his wife.
English
Manuscript Collection
MS-3237
Acquisition:
Purchases, 1963-1978 (R1706, R1789, R6861, R7109)
Access:
Open for research. Part or all of this collection is housed off-site and may
require up to three business days' notice for access in the Ransom Center's
Reading and Viewing Room. Please contact the Center before requesting this
material: reference@hrc.utexas.edu.
Processed by:
Hagan Barber, Jack Boettcher, and Betsy Nitsch, 2012
Note:
This finding aid replicates some information previously available only in a card
catalog. Please see the explanatory note at the end of this finding aid for
information regarding the arrangement of the manuscripts as well as the
abbreviations commonly used in descriptions.
Container List
Works:
1.1
[Untitled article concerning the study of Texas history], Ams
[3pp], Tms with A corrections [2pp], 2 nd.
1.1
[Untitled article on hatred], Tccms (2pp), nd.
1.1
[Untitled article re Buddy Page], Tccms (3pp), nd.
1.1
[Untitled article re the invasion of Southern France, Tms in
orange Curtis Brown folder (6pp), nd.
1.1
[Untitled article re shortage of war materials, Tms with A
revisions (2pp), Tccms (2pp), 2 nd.
1.1
[Untitled North African story], Tms [15pp], nd.
1.1
[Untitled short story], Ams with A corrections [14pp],
nd.
1.1
[Untitled short story], Tms with A emendations [18pp],
nd.
1.1
[Untitled short story], Tms with A corrections (10pp),
nd.
1.1
[Untitled short story], Tccms with A corrections (10pp),
nd.
1.2
Addison waives the rules, Tms [28p], nd.
1.2
Africa – now that we’ve got it, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
[12pp], nd.
1.3-5
After many days, Tms with A emendations [687pp], nd.
1.6-8
After many days, T and Tccms with A corrections and insert pages
[732pp], nd.
1.9
After many days: epilogue, Tccms with A emendations [4pp],
nd.
1.10
After many days: pages removed from final draft, Tms [99pp],
nd.
1.2
Algiers in the Spring, Tccms [4pp], nd.
1.2
[Algiers] Algiers in the Spring, Ams [11pp], Tms / inc [9pp],
Tccms [7pp], 3 nd.
1.11
Alias X – 17, Ams [137pp], nd.
1.12
Alias X – 17, A and Tms with A revisions [136pp], nd.
1.13
Alias X – 17, Tms with A emendations [114pp], nd.
1.14
Alias X – 17: Blow hard, Ams [15pp], Tms [6pp], 2 nd.
1.15
Alias X – 17: Chapters 15-16, 33-35, Tms [25pp], Tccms [25pp], 2
nd.
1.2
The All-American fish, Tccms [10pp], nd.
1.2
The All-American game fish, Tccms with A and T corrections
[22pp], nd.
1.2
America for four voices, Tccms [3pp], nd.
1.2
America’s inflammable ace in the hole, Tccms (19pp),
nd.
1.2
An airplane is reborn, Tms with A corrections (7pp),
nd.
1.2
Angels in blue, Tccms with A corrections (18pp), nd.
1.2
The anthem, Tms with A emendations and title page [5pp], Tms
[5pp], 2 nd.
1.2
Are they the funniest pair on the air?, Tccms (19pp),
nd.
1.2
[Are they the funniest pair on the air?]: Bob and Ray; ad lib
champs of the airways, Tms with A emendations and insert pages in Claire
Perry’s hand [27pp], nd.
1.2
[Are they the funniest pair on the air?]: How to be funny in your
sleep, Tccms (18pp), nd.
1.2
Army air facts for civilian airmen, Tms (3pp), nd.
1.2
A-roving, Tms (15pp), nd.
1.2
As it must to all men, Tms with A emendations [16pp], Tms [17pp],
2 nd.
1.2
Assault, Tms (18pp), nd.
2.1
Backstage in Allen’s Alley, Tccms with A corrections [21pp],
nd.
2.1
Bad sign: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
2.1
The barbering at Onion Springs, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
[18pp], nd.
2.2
Bayonet fighter with wings, A and Tms with A revisions [19pp],
Tms with A revisions [15pp], Tccms [11pp], 3 nd.
2.1, gf1
Beachhead, Tccms with A corrections [10pp], Galley proofs [5pp],
_____ June 10, 1943 August 4.
2.1
Between, Tms with A corrections [10pp], nd.
2.1
Big Anna, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [20pp],
nd.
2.1
The big city is obsolete, Tccms with A corrections [10pp],
nd.
2.1
Bird doggerel [poem], Tccms [1p], nd.
2.1
Bob Lazear and is Herefords, Tccms [17pp], nd.
2.1
The bobwhite’s last stand, Tccms with A corrections [18pp],
nd.
2.1
Bomb shelter, Tccms [5pp], nd.
2.1
The boom in books, Tccms (18pp), nd.
2.1
Booze and my uncles, Ams [4pp], nd.
2.1
[Broadcast: Talk promoting war bonds], Tms (4pp), Tms with A
corrections (3pp), 1944 March 12 [broadcast date].
2.1
Brochure [on the United States highway system], Tms (3pp),
nd.
2.1
Brother does not make any more, Tms [4pp], nd.
2.3
Can this man clean up New York?, Tccms with A emendations (18pp),
nd.
2.3
The case of the transplanted Yankees, Tccms with A emendations
[19pp], nd.
2.3
Celestial is a real thing, Tccms [15pp], nd.
2.3
Charlie checks the crime wave, Tms [14pp], nd.
2.3
The chase, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [17pp],
nd.
2.4
A chestnut for Mr. Longfellow: [miscellaneous draft pages], A, T
and Tccmss [46pp total], nd.
2.5
A chestnut for Mr. Longfellow: Ams with A emendations [22pp], Tms
with A revisions [15pp], Tms with A revisions and insert pages [17pp],
Tms with A emendations [15pp], Tms (11pp), 5 nd.
2.3
Chestnuts out of the fire, Ams primarily in Claire Perry’s hand
[12pp], Tms with A corrections [4pp], 2 nd.
2.3
Chestnut vendor, Ams in Claire Perry’s hand [19pp], Tms (9pp), 2
nd.
2.3
The chicken, Tms with A corrections [14pp], nd.
gf2
Cities of America, Galley proofs with A corrections and printer’s
marks [98pp], 1946 November 5 – November 13.
gf4
Cities of America, Galley proofs with A corrections [98pp], 1946
November 5 – November 13.
2.3
Cities of America, Page layouts for illustrations [22pp], nd,
included with this: Tms list of captions and credits [4pp].
gf3
Cities of America, Page proofs with A printer’s marks [144pp],
1947 January 2. Included 3 sets of proof for preliminary material [18pp
total].
2.6-8
Cities of America, T and Tccms with A emendations and printer’s
notes [431pp], 1947.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Atlanta, Tccms with A emendations [18pp],
nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Baltimore, Tccms with A corrections [19pp],
nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Bangor, Maine, Tccms with A emendations
[20pp], nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Beaumont – Port Arthur – Orange, Tccms with
A corrections [20pp], nd.
2.10
[Cities of America]: Boston, Tms with A revisions [30pp], Tms
with A revisions [27pp], Tccms with A emendations [19pp], Tccms with A
corrections [17pp], 4 nd.
2.9
[Cities of America: Chicago]: Anything can happen in Chicago,
Tccms [20pp], nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Cincinatti, Tccms with A corrections [18pp],
nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Columbus, Ohio, Tccms with A corrections
[21pp], nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Dallas – Fort Worth, Tccms [18pp], Tccms
with A corrections [19pp], 2 nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Denver, Tccms [17pp], nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: Detroit, T and Tccms with A emendations
[19pp], nd.
2.9
[Cities of America]: El Paso, Tccms with A emendations [19pp],
nd.
2.11
[Cities of America]: Galveston, A and Tms / miscellaneous draft
pages with A revisions [62pp total], nd.
2.11
[Cities of America]: Galveston, Tccms with A corrections [24pp],
nd.
2.12
[Cities of America]: Galveston, Tms with A revisions [34pp], Tms
/ inc with A revisions [15pp], 2 nd.
2.13
[Cities of America]: Houston, Tccms [20pp], nd.
2.14
[Cities of America; Independence, Missouri: miscellaneous draft
pages], A and Tmss [90pp total], nd.
2.14
[Cities of America]: Independence, Missouri, Tms with A revisions
[35pp], Tccms [21pp], 2 nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Kansas City, Tccms with A corrections
[17pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Little Rock, Tccms [17pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Los Angeles, Tccms [19pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: New Orleans, Tms with A revision [32pp],
nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: New York, Tccms with A and T emendations
[20pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Pittsburgh, Tccms with A corrections [19pp],
nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Portland, Maine, Tccms with A corrections
[18pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Reno, Tccms [20pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Salt Lake City, Tccms [22pp],
nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: San Francisco, Tccms with A emendations
[22pp], nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Savannah, Tccms with A corrections [17pp],
nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Seattle, Tccms with A emendations [23pp],
nd.
2.15
[Cities of America]: Washington, Tccms with A corrections [18pp],
nd.
2.3
[Cities of the world]: Quebec, Tccms with A emendations [19pp],
nd.
2.3
The city series [poem], Tms [1p], 1952 January 2.
2.3
Close game, Tccms / inc [21pp], nd.
2.3
The complete quail hunter, Tms with A corrections (3pp),
nd.
2.3
Concerning Mr. Babbit: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
2.16
Confessions of an amateur squire, Tms with A revision [23pp], Tms
(19pp), Tccms with A emendations [20pp], Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder (19pp), Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (18pp), 5
nd.
2.3
A coon-skin cap for Edgar, Tms [21pp], nd.
3.1
Darnedest thing you’ve ever seen, Tccms with A corrections
[18pp], nd.
3.1
The day of the party, Tms [12pp], nd.
3.1
Dear Reader, Tms with A emendation [11pp], nd.
3.3
Death stalks the quarter-deck, Tms [216pp], nd.
3.2
Debonair Dan, the magnificent innkeeper, T and Tccms with A
corrections [35pp], Tccms with A corrections [18pp], 2 nd.
3.1
Decedent, decedent, Tccms [19pp], nd.
3.1
Departure, Tms [4pp], 1931 September 15.
3.1
Detail of glory, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [11pp],
nd.
3.1
A dissertation on crabbing, Tccms [11pp], nd.
3.1
Distasteful observation: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
3.1
Don’t sit under that family tree, Tccms [21pp], nd.
3.1
Double header, Tms [20pp], nd.
3.1
Drift, Tms [5pp], nd.
3.1
Drought, varmints and rollbacks, Tccms with A corrections [14pp],
nd.
3.1
The Duke of Dallas, Tccms (17pp), nd.
3.4
Edgar and the blindfolded goddess, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [20pp], nd.
3.4
Edgar and the dank morass, Tms with A corrections [23pp],
nd.
3.4
Edgar and the darkest of continents, Tms with A corrections in
orange Curtis Brown folder [31pp], nd.
3.4
Edgar and the day he quit, Ams with A corrections [1p],
nd.
3.4
Edgar and the ductless glands, Tms with A emendations [20pp],
nd.
3.4
Edgar and the joker in the woodpile, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [22pp], nd.
3.4
Edgar and the Maquis, Tms with A emendations [15pp], Tms with A
corrections in orange Curtis Brown folder [13pp], 2 nd.
3.4
Edgar and the Russian Princess, Tms [28pp], nd.
3.4
Edgar and the sport of kings, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
(19pp), nd.
3.4
Edgar and the two-handled lance, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [23pp], nd.
3.5
Embattled Bermuda, Tms with A revisions (19pp), Tccms [25pp], nd,
1943 November 11.
3.6
The enchanted pond, Tms with A revisions [20pp], Tccms (14pp), 2
nd.
3.6
[Essay on writings], Ams [15pp], Tms / inc [2pp], 2
nd.
3.7
[Families of America], Composite T and Printed ms / printer’s
copy with A printer’s marks and corrections [116pp], nd.
gf-5
[Families of America], Galley proofs with A and T emendations and
A printer’s marks [45pp], [1949] June 2-June 10
gf-6
Families of America, Page proofs with A corrections and
proof-reader’s marks [51pp], nd.
OSF1
Families of America, Plate proofs with a few A printer’s marks
[18pp], 1949.
3.8
Families of America, Prelims / galley proofs with A emendations
and printer’s marks [24pp], Prelims / galley proofs with A printer’s
marks [24pp], 1949 August 24, 1949 September 6.
3.9
The fateful mess of chitterlings, Tms with A emendations (20pp),
Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (18pp), 2 nd.
3.9
Flames for the moth, Tms with A emendations [22pp], Tms [26pp], 2
nd.
3.9
Flight instructors have it soft, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [15pp], nd.
3.9
For the honor of the family, Tccms [19pp], nd.
3.9
The fourflusher, Tccms with A corrections [21pp], nd.
3.9
French fleet, TmsI with A corrections [10pp], nd.
3.9
From a night in Spain…. Tms with A corrections [46pp],
nd.
3.9
From liq to general, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [21pp],
nd.
3.10
Frost in the garden of Allah; a novelette, Tms [116pp],
nd.
3.10
Frost in the garden of Allah; a short story, Tccms [20pp],
nd.
3.11
Fulton free for all, Tccms [18pp], nd.
3.11
Fun on the fourth doesn’t have to be fatal, Tms with A
corrections (14pp), nd.
3.12
A fur coat for Virginia, T and Tccms with A corrections [21pp],
Tms with A emendations in orange Curtis Brown folder [21pp], 2
nd.
3.13
Game-warden college, Tccms (18pp), nd.
3.13
Gentleman fighter, Tccms with A emendation (19pp),
nd.
3.13
God’s henchman, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [27pp],
nd.
3.13
The Golden Bend, Tccms (2pp), nd.
3.13
The greatest whaler of them all, Tms (19pp), nd.
3.13
Greetings [poem], Tms (2pp), nd.
3.14
Growth, Tms [49pp], nd.
3.13
The Gunns, Tccms with A corrections [17pp], nd.
3.13
Guns, Tms with A corrections (5pp), nd.
3.15
[Hackberry cavalier: Title page and continuity], Tms with A
revisions and insert pages [23pp], nd.
3.15
[Hackberry cavalier]: Chapter 7, Matthew 22:39, Tccms [19pp],
nd.
3.15
[Hackberry cavalier]: Chapter 8, Wooden wedding, Tccms [22pp],
nd.
3.15
Hackberry cavalier: Chapter 11, Tccms / inc [18pp],
nd.
3.18
[Hackberry cavalier]: Chapter 14, Edgar and the Beaver Tail
Schism, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [22pp], nd.
3.15
[Hackberry cavalier: Preface], Tms with A corrections [4pp],
nd.
3.15
[Hackberry cavalier: Note] to the reader, Tms with A emendations
[1p], nd.
3.16-17
[Hackberry cavalier], T and Tccms / inc with A emendations
[355pp], 1944 [Publication date].
4.1
Hackberry cavalier, Galley proofs [166pp], 1944
February.
4.2
Hackberry holiday, Tccms [21pp], nd.
4.2
The Hackberry hottentot, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
[23pp], Tccms with A revisions and insert pages [25pp], 2
nd.
4.2
The hair in the ointment: [poem], Tms [2pp], nd.
4.3
Harpoon, T and Tccms with A emendations [21pp], Tms with A
revisions [28pp], Tms with A emendations [22pp], Tms with A deletion
(19pp), 4 nd.
4.4
Harpoon, Tms with A revisions [30pp], Tms with A emendations
[27pp], Tms [20pp], 3 nd.
4.5
[Harpoon] Whale Ho, Ams with A corrections [31pp],
nd.
4.2
He brings the old days back to life, Tccms with A corrections
(19pp), nd.
4.2
He grows good farmers, Tccms with emendations [17pp],
nd.
4.2
He keeps Texans laughing, Tccms (17pp), nd.
4.2
He loves to tease wild bulls, Tccms with A corrections [18pp],
nd.
4.2
He’s got it in his system, Tccms (19pp), nd.
4.2
He’s got Texas in the palm of his hand, Tccms (19pp),
nd.
4.2
Heritage of hate, Tccms [21pp], nd.
4.6
The hickory-handled serpent, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
[19pp], nd.
4.7
Hold Autumn in your hand, T and Tccms with A revisions [287pp],
nd.
4.8
Hold Autumn in your hand, Tms with A revisions and insert pages
[287pp], nd.
4.9
Hold Autumn in your hand, Tms [232pp], nd.
4.10
Hold Autumn in your hand, Ams / fragment [4pp], [1940
Spring].
4.10
Hold Autumn in your hand: final chapter, Tms / inc [5pp],
nd.
4.10
Hold Autumn in your hand; a short story, Tms in orange Curtis
Brown folder [21pp], Tccms with A revisions [22pp], 1939 Summer, 1940
May 10 [publication date.
4.6
Home is where you hang yourself, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [21pp], Tccms / inc [10pp], 2 nd.
4.6
Honor among…. Tms [6pp], nd.
4.6
How not to raise bird dogs, Tccms with A and T corrections [2pp],
nd.
4.6
How to get along with Texans, Tccms (16pp), nd.
4.11
How to read the enemy’s mind, A and Tms with A revisions [16pp],
A and Tms with A emendations [25pp], Tccms [15pp], 3 nd.
4.6
How to rig a nation’s news, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder
(18pp), nd.
4.6
Hunting with A typewriter, Tccms with A corrections [6pp],
nd.
4.13
[I hate to see those cotton pickers go]: Cotton picking time,
good bye, A and Tms with A emendations [24pp], Tms with A revisions
[27pp], 2 nd.
4.14
[I hate to see those cotton pickers go]: Cotton picking time,
good bye, Tms with A emendations (26pp), Tms with A emendations [21pp],
Tms / inc (5pp), 3 nd.
4.15
[I hate to see those cotton pickers go]: Cotton picking time,
good bye, Tccms with A corrections [21pp], Tccms (20pp), Tccms (26pp), 3
nd.
4.12
I love goats, Tccms with A emendations (17pp), Tccms with A
corrections (17pp), 2 nd.
4.12
I won my fight with arthritis at the cost of losing my mind, Ams
[5pp], Tccms [2pp], 2 nd.
4.12
I’m at home on the range, Tccms with A corrections [11pp],
nd.
4.12
Incident in Australia, Tccms [12pp], nd.
4.12
Inflammable, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [20pp],
nd.
4.12
The invisible hand, Tms [6pp], nd.
4.12
The Irish take over New York, Tccms [17pp], nd.
4.12
The island, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [18pp],
nd.
4.16
The jailbird’s preacher, Tccms [13pp], 2 nd.
4.16
Jetsam, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [24pp], nd.
4.16
Judgment day, Tms [20pp], nd.
5.1
The Julian dagger, Tms with A corrections braded into orange back
cover (69pp), nd.
5.1
The Julian dagger; a short story, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [22pp], nd.
4.16
Jungle incident, Tms [8pp], nd.
5.2
Just for the hell of it, Tms with A revisions [32pp], Tms with A
revisions [18pp], Tms with A emendations [20pp], Tccms [17pp], Tccms
(18pp), 5 nd.
4.16
Karmonev’s wedding, Tms with A emendations and insert pages
[11pp], nd.
4.16
Lamentation: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
4.16
Land of cotton, Tms [25pp], nd.
4.16
The last corrida, Tms with A emendations [16pp], nd.
4.16
A late cup of tea, Tccms [15pp], nd.
4.16
Life reports, Tccms (4pp), nd.
4.16
Lignite – America’s backlog, Tms (18pp), nd.
4.16
The long procession, Tms with A corrections [23pp],
nd.
4.16
Look Ma – real grass, Tccms [16pp], nd.
4.16
Lowry of the Pacific and the Mediterranean, Tccms [13pp],
nd.
5.3
The man who harpooned Aunt Evelyn, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [20pp], nd.
5.3
The man who ran with the hounds, Ams [12pp], nd.
5.3
Mr. Mutt, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (10pp),
nd.
5.3
Mr. Peters bears the weight of justice, Tms [29pp],
nd.
5.3
Mrs. Vedder’s Saturday, Tms with A corrections [10pp],
nd.
5.3
Modulation on one string, Tms with A emendations and insert page
[10pp], Tms [11pp], 2 nd.
5.4
Murder in Season, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [130pp], T
and Tccms [112pp], 2 nd.
5.3
My fight against arthritis, Tccms with A emendations [26pp],
nd.
5.3
My French family, Tms [11pp], nd.
5.5-6
[My Granny Val], Ams with A emendations [264pp], nd.
5.7
My Granny Val, Tms with A corrections and printed marks [189pp],
1949 May 23.
gf-7
My Granny Val, Galley proofs with A corrections and proofreader’s
marks [55pp], [1949] April 29-May 10.
5.8
[My Granny Val], Proofs of illustrations [10pp], 1949 June
3.
5.9
My Granny Val, Prelims / page proofs with A printer’s notes
[15pp], Prelims / page proofs with A printer’s notes [18pp], Prelims /
page proofs / inc with A printer’s notes [3pp], 1949 June 23 (2), 1949
August 6.
OSF1
My Granny Van, Plate proofs [19pp], 1949.
gf-8
My Granny Van, Page proofs with A emendations and proofreader’s
marks [75pp], nd.
5.10
[My Granny Van: Chapter one], Ams [3pp], Tms with A insert page
[5pp], 2 nd.
5.10
[My Granny Van: Chapter two], Ams [9pp], nd.
5.11
My Granny Van; a comedy in three acts, Tccms with A corrections
[110pp], nd.
5.12
My Granny Van; a comedy in three acts, Tccms with A emendations
in orange folder [112pp], nd.
5.13
My Granny Van; [a comedy in three acts], Tms / mimeo [73pp], 1950
June 26.
5.10
[My Granny Van: introduction], Ams / inc [1p], nd.
5.10
[My Granny Van: outline], Tms [3pp], nd.
5.14
A Negro doctor wins over a Southern town, Tccms (18pp),
nd.
5.14
Neiman Marcus is a state of grace, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder (17pp), nd.
5.14
Nelson’s blood, Tms (6pp), nd.
5.14
The 1930’s, Tms with A corrections [21pp], nd.
5.14
Noblesse, Tms with A emendations [18pp], TmsS with A title page
[15pp], 2 nd.
5.15
Noblesse, Tms with A emendations [33pp], Tms in orange Curtis
Brown folder [35pp], 2 nd.
5.10
The noisiest place on earth, Tccms with A corrections (7pp), 1942
September.
5.10
Now you can sail through Texas, Tccms with A corrections [18pp],
nd.
5.16
Number fifteen, Tms with A revisions [28pp], Tms in orange Curtis
Brown folder (22pp), 2 nd.
5.10
Nurses are lucky girls!, Tccms with A corrections (17pp),
nd.
5.10
The nutmeg trail, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (23pp),
nd.
5.17
The old queen, Tccms with A emendations [38pp], nd.
5.18
On being frightened in the war, Tccms [6pp], nd.
5.18
One more voice, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (10pp),
nd.
5.18
Overload; a short story, Tccms [20pp], nd.
5.19
Passage for Shanghai, Tms [4pp], nd.
5.19
Penny-a-day hospital, Tccms with A notes on title page by Claire
Perry [18pp], nd.
5.19
Perfect setting, Tms [6pp], nd.
5.19
Phidias and the golden heel, Tccms [21pp], nd.
5.19
Polecat Crittenton comes clean, Tms with A corrections in orange
Curtis Brown folder [20pp], nd.
5.20-21
Portrait of a morning, Tms [432pp], nd.
5.19
Possum hunt, Tccms with A corrections [11pp], nd.
5.19
Potatoes make their wonderland, Tccms [13pp], nd.
5.19
Pre-invasion party, Tms with A correction [3pp], nd.
5.19
Prelude, Tms [8pp], nd.
5.19
Quail, Tms (3pp), nd.
5.19
Quail in the woods, Ams with A corrections [9pp], Tccms with A
corrections [13pp], 2 nd.
6.1
Rambling around Rockdale with G. S. P., Tccms (4pp),
nd.
6.1
The red shade, Tms with A revisions and title page [22pp],
nd.
6.1
A report on some fellows you know, Ams [11pp], Tccms [9pp], 2
nd.
6.1
Report from Washington, Tccms (5pp), nd.
6.1
Report on Texas, Tccms with A corrections (2pp), 1942 December
2.
6.1
Retreat, Ams [6pp], nd.
6.1
[Review of] Border city by Hart Stillwell, Tccms [1p],
nd.
6.1
[Review of] Captain Hornblower by C. S. Forester, Tccms with A
correction [1p], nd.
6.1
[Review of Many a watchful night by John Mason Brown], Tccms with
A correction (2pp), nd.
6.2
Riviera picnic, Tccms with A deletion [14pp], Tccms [17pp], 2
nd.
6.1
Roses in the snow, Tccms (4pp), nd.
gf-9
Roundup time, Galley proofs with A corrections [193pp], 1943 June
29-July 13.
gf-10
[Roundup time], Galley proofs with A printer’s marks [193pp],
1943 June 29-July 13.
6.3
Roundup time, Page proofs with A corrections [395pp], 1943 July
13-August 5.
6.4
Roundup time, Page proofs with A printer’s marks [400pp], 1943
July 18-August 5.
6.5-7
[Roundup time], Composite T, Tcc, and Printed ms with A printer’s
marks [485pp], nd.
6.8
[Roundup time: biographical notes], Ams in Claire Perry’s hand
[9pp], Tms with A revision [10pp], 2 nd.
6.8
[Roundup time]: introduction, Tms with A emendations [7pp],
nd.
6.8
[Roundup time: notes re selection of material], T and Tccms
[7pp], Tccms with A emendations [6pp], Tccms with A corrections [6pp], 3
nd.
6.1
Rumpled angel of the slums, Tccms [17pp], nd.
6.9
Sad monkey, Tms (8pp), nd.
6.9
Sadie’s evening, Tms with A emendations [10pp], Tms [11pp], 2
nd.
6.9
St. Louis woman, Tms [23pp], nd.
6.10
[Scaled ships], Tms [10pp], ___ June 28.
6.11
[Script written for Bob Burns], A and Tms with A emendations
[45pp], Tms [16pp], 2 nd.
6.9
Sea tale, Tms with A emendations [11p], nd.
6.9
The second disappearance of the Countess de Vilheim, Tms with A
correction [7pp], nd.
6.9
The seek salvation visit, Tms with A corrections in orange Curtis
Brown folder [20pp], nd.
6.9
Send one dog, Tccms (5pp), nd.
6.9
A sign of better times, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [19pp],
nd.
6.9
Sing out, Brother Hubert, Tms with A emendations [24pp],
nd.
6.12
[Sixty-six citizens], Tms [194 pp], nd.
6.12
Sixty-six citizens, Page proofs / inc with T pages laid in
[27pp], 1934.
6.13
Some that glitters is, Tms [27pp], nd.
6.13
Somewhere in the Mediterranean, Tms with A corrections and
censor’s marks in orange Curtis Brown folder (10pp), Tms (10pp), nd,
1943 July 24.
6.13
Speed king of the West, Tccms [17pp], nd.
6.13
The stopper in my hand, Tms with A corrections [16pp], Tms in
orange Curtis Brown folder [15pp], 2 nd.
6.14
[Story of Jim], Tms with A emendations [158pp], nd.
6.15
[The story of Texas] A picture history of Texas, T and Tccms with
A corrections [52pp], nd.
6.15
[The story of Texas] The Texas story: out-line and notes, A and
Tccms [2pp], nd.
6.16-17
The story of Texas A. and M., Ams with A emendations [382pp],
nd.
7.1
The story of Texas A. and M., A, T, and Tccms / draft fragments
and miscellaneous pages [183pp], nd.
gf12
The story of Texas A. and M., Galley proofs / inc with A
corrections [18pp], nd.
gf12
The story of Texas A. and M., Page proofs submitted for revisions
with A corrections [10pp], 1951 [publication date].
gf13
The story of Texas A. and M., Page proofs with A corrections
[113pp], 1951 [publication date].
OSF1
The story of Texas A. and M., Plate proofs [29pp],
1951.
7.2-5
The story of Texas A. and M., Tms with A and T emendations and
editor’s corrections [471pp], 1951 September 13.
gf11
The story of Texas A. and M., Galley proofs with A corrections
and printer’s marks [86pp], 1951 [publication date].
7.6
The story of Texas A. and M., Photo page proofs with A
emendations [32pp], 1951 [publication date].
7.7-8
The story of Texas A. and M., Tccms with a few T pages and A
corrections [340pp], 1951 [publication date], Included: List of
corrections made in carbon copy by George Sessions Perry, Tccms
[17pp].
7.9
The story of Texas A. and M., 2 Prelims / page proofs with A
corrections and printer’s notes [12pp each], 1 Prelims / page proofs
with A corrections and printer’s notes [12pp], 1 Prelims / page proofs
with printer’s notes [12pp], 2 nd. 1951 September 19-October 23, 1951
October 26-October 30.
gf12
The story of Texas A. and M.: appendix and index, page proofs
[22pp], nd.
7.10
The story of Texas A. and M: Chapter 11, A and Tms with A
emendations [17pp], A and Tms with A correction [19pp], Tms with A
emendations [15pp], Tms with A emendations [16pp], A, T, and Tccms /
draft fragments [15pp], 5 nd.
7.11
The story of Texas A. and M.: title page, Ams [1p], Tms with A
imprint and printer’s marks [1p], 1951 September 13 (2).
6.13
The strongest force, Tms [4pp], nd.
6.13
Sunday at the Godonovs, Tms with A emendations [9pp],
nd.
6.13
Suspicion ravages the metropole, Tms in orange Curtis Brown
folder [21pp], nd.
8.5
Tales from Blackjack, Tms [3pp], nd.
7.12-13
Tales of a foolish farmer, A and Tms / inc with A revisions and
insert pages [296pp], nd.
7.14-15
Tales of a foolish farmer, Tccms with A corrections [246pp],
nd.
7.16-17
Tales of a foolish farmer, Tccms with A corrections in Claire
Perry’s hand [241pp], nd.
7.18-19
Tales of a foolish farmer, Tms with printer’s A emendations and
notes [247pp], 1949 [copyright date].
gf14
Tales of a foolish farmer, Galley proofs with A emendations
[65pp], 1950 December 18.
gf15
Tales of a foolish farmer, page proofs with A corrections [80pp],
1951 January 16.
OSF2
Tales of a foolish farmer, plate proofs [50pp], 1949.
7.20
Tales of a foolish farmer: Chapter 14, Tccms [16pp],
nd.
7.20
Tales of a foolish farmer: Chapter 23, Tccms with A corrections
[18pp], nd.
8.1-2
Texas, a world in itself, A and Tms with A emendations [327pp],
nd.
8.4
[Texas, a world in itself]: After-show, Ams [12pp], Ams with A
emendations [9pp], Tms with A corrections and insert page [12pp], Tms /
inc with A corrections and two insert pages [5pp total], 4
nd.
8.4
[Texas, a world in itself]: After-show, included: ALS / draft
George Perry to Whittlesey House, nd.
8.3
[Texas, a world in itself]: introduction, Tccms with A
corrections [5pp], nd.
8.3
[Texas, a world in itself]: Politics, Ams in Claire Perry’s hand
[31pp], nd.
8.3
[Texas, a world in itself]: Some Texans I know, Ams with A
corrections [22pp], nd.
8.5
Texas disowns Frank Dobie, Tms (7pp), nd.
8.5
That which is done, Tms with A emendations and insert page
[13pp], nd.
8.5
That’s luck for you, Tms with A corrections [10pp],
nd.
8.6
There’s lots of room for field sports in Texas, Tms with A
revisions [20pp], Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [13pp], A and Tms
with A revision in orange Curtis Brown folder [19pp], 3 nd.
8.6
There’s lots of room …, to Curtis Brown, 2 nd, and TLS Argosy to
Curtis Brown, 16 May 1950.
8.7
There’s money in murder, Tccms [216pp], nd.
8.5
There’s music in the woods again, Tccms (16pp), nd.
8.5
They give them a second chance, Tccms with A emendations [19pp],
nd.
8.5
The third realm of defense, Tms in orange folder [20pp],
nd.
8.5
The thirteen defendants, Tccms [20pp], nd.
8.8
Thirty days hath September: changes and insert pages, Composite
A, T, and Tccms [47pp], nd.
8.5
[This is the road to Berlin and Tokyo]: Amphibious assault, Tms
with A revisions [13pp], nd.
8.10
Tomato-can fisherman, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder (9pp), T
and Tccms with A revisions [15pp], T and Tccms with A revisions [16pp],
3 nd. Saturday Evening Post, nd.
8.9
Tommy and the flying cadets, Ams (17pp), Tms / fragment with A
revision [1p], Tccms [13pp], 3 nd.
8.11
[Town where it rains money], A and Tms [16pp], Tms with A
revisions [24pp], 2 nd. Included with these: Rockdale. Tms / inc [3pp]
nd. Outline Rockdale-Alcoa piece. Tms (9pp) nd, and Tccms (9pp)
nd.
8.9
Triangle in Connecticut, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [7pp],
nd. Enclosed with this: TLS from Curtis Brown to G. S. Perry, 22 August
1939.
8.9
The tranvaluation of the terms good and bad, Tms with A
corrections in unknown hand [7pp], 1931 May 18.
8.9
Trial run-shakedown, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [33pp],
nd.
8.9
Troubadour, Tccms with A revisions [22pp], nd.
8.12
Tugging in the big time, Tms with A revision [20pp], Tms with A
emendations [15pp], Tccms with A corrections [14pp], 3 nd.
8.9
Turnip greens: [poem], Ams with A emendations [1p], Tms with A
revisions [1p], 2 nd.
8.9
The twain, Tms [23pp], nd.
8.13
Uncle Horace and the bonds of love, Tccms [20pp], nd.
8.13
Unfair advantage: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
8.14
U.S.S. Mervine, Tms with A corrections (68pp), nd.
8.13
Unto the least of these: [poem] by Nick Kalantor [pseud.], Tms
(13pp), nd.
8.13
Valentine in July, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [21pp],
nd.
8.15
Venus of the waterfront, Tms with A emendations [20pp], Tccms
[19pp], 2 nd.
8.13
Victoria, Texas, Tccms [15pp], nd.
8.13
Voyage 77, Tms [22pp], nd.
8.16
Wagon meals, Tccms with A corrections [22pp], nd.
8.19
[Walls rise up], Ams / inc with A emendations [121pp],
nd.
8.20
Walls rise up, Tms with A revisions [171pp], nd.
8.21
Walls rise up, Tccms [171pp], nd.
8.22
Walls rise up, Tccms / inc with A corrections [76pp],
nd.
8.23
Walls rise up, Tccms with A corrections [172pp], nd.
9.1
Walls rise up, Tccms [167pp], nd.
9.2
[Walls rise up: Chapter intended for the second edition], Ams
with A emendation [8pp], Tms [5pp], 2 nd.
9.2
[Walls rise up: Chapter one], Ams / inc [1p], Ams / inc in Claire
Perry’s hand [2pp], Ams / inc with A emendations [2pp[, 2 Tms / inc with
A corrections [3pp each], Tms / inc [7pp], 6 nd.
9.2
[Walls rise up: Chapter ten], Ams / inc [6pp], nd.
9.3
War path; journal of war correspondent, T and Tccms with few A
pages and notes laid in [127pp], nd.
8.16
Weekly bulletin from your Rockdale correspondent, Miss Lulie
Jenks, Tms [4pp], 1944 January 20.
8.16
What a line this barber has! Tccms with T corrections (15pp),
nd.
8.16
What fighting men fear, Tms (2pp), nd.
8.16
Whatever happened to Rhode Island, Tms (17pp), nd, enclosed with
this: TLS from Curtis Brown to George Sessions Perry, 11 August
1955.
8.16
What’s new in aviation medicine, Tccms (5pp), nd.
8.16
When you squeeze water it runs through all your fingers, Tms
[29pp], nd.
9.4
Where away, A and Tms / inc with A revisions and insert pages
[169pp], nd.
9.5
Where away, Composite A, T, and Tccms / inc with A revisions and
insert pages [261pp], nd.
9.6-7
Where away, Tms with A revision and insert pages [331pp],
nd.
9.8
Where away, Tccms [249pp], nd.
9.9-10
Where away, Tms with A emendations and printer’s notes [260pp],
nd.
9.11-13
[Where away: notes and research materials], Tccms in black
notebooks [503pp], nd.
8.16
Whistle and thunder, Tms in orange Curtis Brown folder [12pp],
nd.
8.16
White flower, Tms [5pp], nd.
8.17
Who wants to die? Tms [24pp], Tccms [24pp], Tccms / final draft
[23pp], 3 nd.
8.17
Who wants to die? Included: TccL from Cosmopolitan to Edith
Haggard, 7 October 1938.
8.19
Why doesn’t Texas join the Union? Tccms [18pp], nd.
9.14
Why doesn’t Texas join the Union, Tms with A corrections in
orange Curtis brown folder (19pp), nd.
9.15
Why don’t they write about Hewitt? A and Tms with A revisions
[28pp], Tccms with A corrections [23pp], 2 nd. Included: Tms / mimeo
vita of Henry Kent Hewitt.
8.18
Why minnow mongers grow grey, Tms with A corrections [9pp],
nd.
8.16
The will of Marcel Aubert, Tms with A emendations [9pp],
nd.
8.18
Will Texas develop a real regional literature? Tccms (2pp),
nd.
8.18
The wonder of St. Louis, Tccms (20pp), nd.
8.18
Words are not enough, Tms [10pp], nd.
8.18
Yankee Doodle marches again, Tccms with A corrections [15pp],
nd.
8.18
You will term this misanthropic
balderdash: [poem], Tms [1p], nd.
8.18
Your son against the subs, Tccms [9pp], nd.
Letters:
10.1
AL / draft in Claire Perry’s hand to [unidentified recipient],
nd. Also includes AN in George Perry’s hand on page.
10.1
AL / draft, TL to [Curtis-Brown] re Alias X-17, nd, enclosed: Tms
outline of Alias X-17. Two chapters mentioned in letter are
missing.
10.1
TccL to Bower, George W, 1938 February 23, Included is ALS from
George W. Bower, nd.
10.1
AL / draft in Claire Perry’s hand to Caniff, Milton [Arthur],
nd.
10.1
TccL to Curtis Brown, Ltd., directed to Alan C. Collins, 1941
September 15.
10.1
AL / draft to Cooke, Bill, nd.
10.1
TLS to Edman, Irwin, 1939 March 15.
10.1
TccL to Haycraft, Howard, 1952 November 10.
10.1
TLS to Hodges, Dr., nd, Includes note from Claire
Perry.
10.1
TLS to Jett, Bess, 1946 January 26.
10.2
[Letters dictated by G.S. Perry, 1953, in stenographer’s
notebook], 11 ALS / drafts, 1953.
10.2
[Letters dictated by G.S. Perry, 1954, in stenographer’s
notebook], 5 ALS / drafts, 1954.
10.2
[Letters dictated by G.S. Perry, 1954, Also includes Ams / draft
of Dear Reader in Claire Perry’s hand.
10.1
[Letters written on the publication of Hold Autumn in your hand/,
20 ALS / drafts, 1 TLS, 10 nd, 1941 January 11.
10.1
Telegram to McKaye, Bill, [1940] April 22, included with this:
Telegram from Bill Mckaye to G. S. Perry, 23 April 1940.
10.1
TccL to Merrill, H R, 1937 February 23.
10.3
1 AL, 2 TL, 1 TLS, 1 TccL to Perry, Claire (Hodges), 4 nd, 1943
March 3 [postmark], Included with these: typescript of the AL, and 2 TLS
Curtis Brown, Ltd., to G. S. Perry, 17 May 1943 a nd 2 June 1943, 1 ALS
to Perry, Claire (Hodges).
10.4
8 ALS, 1 ALI, 11 TLS, 2 TLI, 1 TL to Perry, Clair (Hodges), 2 inc
d, 1943-1944.
10.1
TccL to Roberts, Miss, 1947 March 18.
10.1
TccL to the Saturday Evening Post, 1948 August 29, Included with
this: TLS from the Saturday Evening Post to G.S. Perry, 26 August
1948.
10.1
TccL to The Saturday Evening Post re the families of America
series, 1948 September 15.
10.1
5 TccL to The Saturday Evening Post directed to Ralph Knight,
1951 january 8, 1951 August 31, 1952 January 2, 1954 March 8, 1954
August 7. Included with these: TLS from the Saturday Evening Post to G.
S. Perry, 3 January 1951.
10.1
AL / draft to [Southwest Review], 1941.
10.1
TL to Times Picayune directed to the Agony column re Lyle Saxon’s
death, nd.
10.1
TL / draft to U.S. Air Force. Department of Public Relations. 2
nd.
10.1
1 TLS, 2 TL / drafts to Williams, J N, nd, 1941 November 1, 1941
November 19. Included with these: ANS on clipping J. N. Williams to the
American Magazine, nd. TLS American magazine to G.S. Perry, 12 November
1941, TLS Curtis Brown to G.S. Perry, 1 TLS, 2 TL / drafts to Williams,
J N, 13 October 1941, and ALS A. M. Fink to American Magazine, 10 August
1941.
10.1
TccL to Woodriff, W D, 1939 December 28.
Recipients:
10.5
[Unidentified author] ALS Carrie, 1937 October 31
[postmark]
10.5
[Unidentified author], 2 TL Adela, nd, 1946 March 21
[postmark].
10.5
Acheson, Sam [Hanna], 3 TLS, 1941 March 4, 1943 January 30, 1943
February 10, Included with these: 2 TLS Macmillan Co. to G.S. Perry, 19
February 1943 and 3 March 1943.
10.5
Adams, Franklin P, TLS, 1945 November 1.
10.5
American Lutheran Church, TLS, 1956 June 4.
10.5
American Red Cross, TLS, 1944 April 25.
10.5
The Anvil, TLS, 1934 February 22.
10.5
Avriett, Mrs. Giles, TLS, 1946 January 18.
10.6
Baird, Bill, Christmas card S, nd.
10.6
Barkley, Bud, ALS, 1945 November 26.
10.6
Barnes, J F, TLS, 1946 October 4.
10.6
Beaumont Enterprise, TLS, 1955 July 25.
10.6
Bendrat, R V, ALI, 1946 April 14.
10.6
Berg and Allenberg, Inc., 1 TLS, 2 Telegrams, 1938 April 14, 1938
April 16, 1938 September 29.
10.6
Burns, Francis P, TLS, 1946 June 20. The enclosures are
missing.
10.6
Burton, Ernest, ALS, 1945 November 22.
10.7
California Garden Clubs, TLS, 1946 February 13.
10.7
The Calithump, 2 TLS, ____April 14, ____April 20.
10.7
Carmelo Tranchise, Father, ALS, 1954 December 23.
10.7
Carroll, H[orace] Bailey, TLS, 1943 February 1.
10.7
Chambers, Maude (Morrison), TLS, 1938 June 11.
10.7
Chantland, [William T ], ALS, 1946 February 20. Included: TLS
Mrs. Chantland to Perry, 1 February 1946.
10.7
Cincinnati, Ohio. Chamber of Commerce, 3 TLS, 1946 February 22,
1946 April 22, 1946 May 13.
10.7
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co., TLS, 1946 April
19.
10.7
Cincinnati, Ohio. Summer opera, TLS, 1946 February
22.
10.7
Cincinnati, Ohio. Symphony Orchestra, 2 TLS, 1945 December 10,
1946 January 8.
10.7
Cleveland, [Ohio]. Sesquicentennial Commission, 2 TLS, 1946
February 1, 1946 February 14.
10.7
Coates, Helen R, TLS, 1956 March 21.
10.7
College humor, TLS, 1932 February 8.
10.7
Columbia Broadcasting System, Telegram, 1956 June 7.
10.7
Connolly, TLS, [1946] March 12. Enclosure is missing.
10.7
Country Gentleman, TLS, 1945 December 20.
10.7
Cox, John L, TLS, 1955 July 28.
10.8
Curtis Brown, Ltd., 27 TLS, 2 Telegrams, 1932-1952. Included with
these: TccLS to Loren Disney, 21 November 1955.
10.7
Curtis Publishing Co., TLS Philip Boyer, 1946 March
8.
10.9
Dallas, Tex., First National Bank, TLS, 1955 November 9. Included
is a draft of the reply.
10.9
Day, Donald, TLS, 1943 February 19.
10.9
Dent, A W, TLS, 1946 June 11.
10.9
Dial Press, 4 TLS re Roundup Time, 1943 February 16, 1943
February 25, 1943 March 9, 1943 March 16.
10.9
Dick (Sheldon), Literary agent, TLS, 1932 November
26.
10.9
Dimmitt, Lil, ALS, 1956 January 20.
10.10
Doan, Ed[ward Newell], 8 TLS, 1 nd, 1945-1946. Included: TLS
Saturday Evening Post to Ed Doan, 29 January 1946. Enclosures are
missing.
10.9
Dobie, Bertha (McKee), APCS, 1938 February 1.
10.9
Dobie, [James] Frank, 2 ALS, 1943 February 3, 1943 February 25.
Included with this: TLS Little Brown, 23 February 1943.
10.9
Duane, Frank, TLS Figgi, 1956
March 17.
10.9
Dubuque Dial, 1 ALS, 2 TLS, 2 TPCS, 2 nd, ____August 13, [1934]
June 30, [1934] July 6. Included with these: TccL George Perry to the
Dubuque Dial, 6 December 1934.
10.9
Dune forum, 1 TLS, 2 A and Printed PCS, 1934 January 30, 1934
February 1, 1934 July 10.
10.11
East Texas Agricultural Council, TLS, 1956 February 25. Included
is a carbon copy. On the envelope is the draft of a reply.
10.11
Esquire, 3 ANI, 3 nd.
10.11
Fantasy, T and Printed L, nd.
10.11
Farmer, Frank, TLS, 1955 September 20.
10.11
Ferber, Edna, TLS, 1950 March 14.
10.11
Forrestal, James [Vincent], TLS, 1944 December 13.
10.11
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Chamber of Commerce, TccLS, 1946 January
25.
10.11
Fort Worth, Greater Fort Worth Community Theater, TLS, 1956
January 11 [postmark].
10.11
Ft. Worth Star Telegram, TLS, 1951 April 5.
10.11
French, H Findlay, 3 TLS, 1946 March 2, 1946 April 24, 1946 June
15.
10.11
Frontier and Midland, 1 ALS, 2 A and Printed PCS, 1 A and Printed
PC, 1 nd, 1933 November 29, 1934 February 2, 1934 February
24.
10.19
Galveston, Tex, Chamber of Commerce, TLS, 1950 November
22.
10.19
Galveston, Tex., U.S. National bank, TLS, 1956 June
15.
10.19
Garden City Books, 3 TLS, 1955 August 25, 1955 September 12, 1955
December 27.
10.19
Georgia Power Company, TLS, 1945 October 29.
10.19
Glenn advertising inc, TLS, 1956 January 4.
10.19
Goldman, Jack, ALS, 1946 February 14.
10.19
Gray, Wailes, 2 TLS, 1937 October 20 [postmark], 1955 November
15.
10.20
Hambsch, Philip F, ALS, 1946 April 5.
10.20
Harper and Bros., 2 TLS re Roundup Time, 1943 March 3, 1943 March
9.
10.20
Harper, John D, 2 TLS, 1955 August 15, 1956 February
17.
10.20
Henry, A C, TLS, 1956 February 3.
10.20
Hewitt, Henry Kent, TLS, 1945 January 6.
10.20
Hibbing, Minn. Bureau of Information, TLS, 1946 September 9
[postmark].
10.20
Hodges, Mr., Telegram, 1937 August 26.
10.20
Holt (Henry) and Co., TLS, 1943 March 31.
10.20
Home lines steamship agency of Canada, Ltd., TLS, 1955 July
26.
10.20
Hoover, Hardy, TLS, 1956 April 23.
10.20
Houghton Mifflin Co., 3 TLS, 1943 February 1, 1943 February 5,
1943 February 25.
10.20
House, Boyce, TLS, 1946 April 8.
10.20
HUB magazine, 2 TLS, 1934 April 10, 1934 September
17.
10.20
Hutchinson, Leon Richard, TLS, 1945 December 6.
11.6
Independence, Mo. Chamber of Commerce, TLS, 1950 August
31.
11.6
Independence, Mo. Mayor, TLS, 1950 August 30. Included with this:
TccL to the Saturday Evening Post, 30 August 1950.
11.6
Jackson, Ella N, TLS, 1945 November 23.
11.6
Jackson, Joseph Henry, TLS, 1946 February 21.
11.6
James, Marquis, ALS, 1943 February 2.
11.6
Jones, Margo, ANS, 1951 April 2.
11.6
[Kelland, Clarence Budington], TLS, 1951 March 2.
11.6
Klein, Alexander, TLS, 1954 August 15.
11.6
Knopf (Alfred A.), inc., 4 TLS, 1934 August 1, 1943 February 4,
1943 February 8, 1943 February 19.
11.6
Lake, Stuart N, 2 ALS, 1943 February 5, 1943 March
26.
11.6
The Latin Quarterly, 3 TLS, 1934 March 8, 1934 April 21, 1934
June 26.
11.6
Lenninger (August), Literary agent, TLS, 1937 December
3.
11.6
Longmans, Green and Co., inc., TLS, 1943 March 17.
11.6
Lord, Betty I, ALS, 1937 October 21.
11.6
Luhan, Mabel (Ganson) Dodge, ALS, 1943 February 10.
11.6
Lynde, Virginia, ALS, 1955 August 11.
11.7
McAllen, Tex. Chamber of Commerce, TLS, 1946 March
12.
11.7
McCombs, Charles S, 2 TLS Chas, 1942 December 23, 1943 February
22.
11.7
McCombs, Holland, 5 TLS, 1 ANS, 2 Telegram,
1946-1956.
11.7
McFarland, Russ[ell], TLS, 1945 December 12.
11.7
McKelway, St. Clair, 2 TLS, nd, 1942 September 15.
11.7
McMahan, Truman, 2 TLS, 1946 March 15, 1946 April 11.
11.7
McMullen, Hazel G, TLS, 1946 January 14.
11.7
McMurry’s Bookshop, 3 TLS, 1941 February 12 [postmark], 1941
April 3 [postmark], 1946 January 31 [postmark].
11.7
McNulty, Faith, TLS, 1955 July 25.
11.7
Marshall, A H, TLS, 1955 August 17.
11.7
Matthews, Henry S, TLS, 1946 October 5.
11.7
Mills, George, ALS, 1951 January 4, Signed: Geo. and
Sis.
11.7
[Mills], Hillis, 3 TLS, nd, 1937 October 18, 1939 May 29
[postmark].
11.7
Mitchell, Margaret, TLS, 1945 March 30.
11.7
Mohair, Ray Sessions, ALS, 1937 November 8
[postmark].
11.7
Moore, Cayce, 2 ALS, 1 TLS [1950] February 15, 1953 November 10
[postmark], [1956] January 19.
11.7
Morris, Marjorie, ALI, TLS, 1955 August 17, 1956 July 21
[postmark].
11.7
Mowery, Irl, TLS, 1956 January 28.
11.7
Mulrain, Andrew W, TLS, 1955 November 7.
11.7
Murdock, Rev. John, ALS, 1946 January 2. Enclosed are two
pamphlets re Rev. La Deane Murdock.
11.8
Neas, Pearl, TLS, 1946 October 1.
11.8
New Masses, TL, 1934 April 30.
11.8
The news Publishing Co., Galveston, Tex., TLS, 1950 June 26
[postmark].
11.8
Newton, J Boswell, TLS, 1955 November 5.
11.8
Northwest Airlines, TLS, 1945 November 21.
11.8
Odyssey Press, TLS, 1950 September 27.
11.8
Ogden, Warren C, TLS, 1946 October 29.
11.8
O’Meara, James, 4 TLS, 1939 April 18, 1939 May 4, 1940 January
29, 1940 April 11.
11.8
Ong, Connie (Wong), ALS, 1955 July 18.
11.8
Oppenheimer, Evelyn, TLS, 1941 February 17. Included with this:
TLS from Titche-Goettinger Co. to G.S. Perry, 7 February
1941.
11.8
O’Shea, Mrs. E Z [lena] [(amora)], TL, 1946 January
15.
11.8
Our Special, ALS, 1942 November 9.
11.9
Page, Roosevelt B, 2 ALS Buddy,
1949 July 27, 1950 August 15.
11.9
Pan American World Airways System, TLS, 1946 January
16.
11.9
Pawtucket, R.I., Old Slater Mill, TLS, 1955 August 4.
11.9
Peabody, _____, APCS, 1946 February 16 [postmark].
11.9
Pennsylvania, Department of Highways, TLS, 1946 August
7.
10.12-18
Perry, George Sessions, compiler, [Fan letters to George Sessions
Perry], 167 letters, 22 nd, 10 inc d, 1937-1956. Included with a few
letters are AL/drafts of replies.
11.1-11.5
Perry, George Sessions, compiler, [Letters from readers of the
Cities of America series to George Sessions Perry], 183 Letters, 23 nd,
7 inc d, 1945-1956. Included with a few letters are AL/drafts of
replies.
11.9
[Phillips, Mrs. Edwin T ], Telegram, 1943 February 1.
11.9
Pollen, ALS, TPCS, 1934 April 18, 1934 July 23
[postmark].
11.9
Porter, Katherine Anne, TLS, 1943 February 5.
11.9
Portland, Me., Better Business Bureau, ALS, 1946 March
25.
11.9
Pryor, Karen, ALS, [1956] January 31.
11.10
Raymond, Mrs. Dora (Neill), 2 ALS, 1943 January 31, 1943 February
27. Included with these: 2 TLS University of Oklahoma Press to Claire
Perry, 22 March 1943 and 28 December 1943.
11.10
Reno, Nev. Chamber of Commerce, TLS, 1952 July 3.
11.10
Rhode Island Development Council, 4 TLS, 1 TL, 1955 August 18
[postmark], 1955 September 6, 1955 September 20, 1955 October 10
(2).
11.10
Rice, Virginia, 2 TLS, 1943 February 25, 1943 March
9.
11.10
Richter, Conrad, 2 TLS, 1943 February 3, 1943 February
22.
11.10
Robbins, Charles, 2 TLS, 1946 January 30, 1946 February
25.
11.10
Rochester, N.Y., Asbury – First Methodist Church, TLS, 1945
December 19.
11.10
Rodda, Don, TLS re Can this man clean up New York?, 1955 August
29.
11.11
Sacramento, Calif. Chamber of Commerce, TLS, 1946 March
19.
11.11
St. Louis, Mo, Department of Public Safety, Division of Smoke
Regulation, TLS, 1946 September 11.
11.11
Sanctuary, TLS, 1934 November 8.
11.11
Santee, Ross, ALS, TLI, TL, 1943 February 6, 1943 February 17,
1946 April 1. Included with these: TLS from Farrar and Rinehart to G.S.
Perry, 3 March 1934.
11.12
Saturday Evening Post, 25 TLS, 1 telegram, 1 nd,
1937-1956.
11.11
Schrag, Lex, TLS, 1956 February 28.
11.11
Scott and White Hospital, Temple, Tex., TLS, 1946 February
16.
11.11
Scribner’s (Charles) Sons, TLS, 1934 August 24.
11.11
Serigny, Mimi, ALS, ____June 24.
11.11
[Shepard], Bill, APCS, 1956 February 6 [postmark].
11.11
Shuffler, R[alph] Henderson, 3 TLS, 1955 July 27, 1955 December
16, 1956 January 13.
11.11
Sigma Delta Chi, TLS/mimeo, 1951 January 2. Included with this:
Program of G.S. Perry’s initiation, his membership certificate, and
membership enrollment data.
11.11
Sinclair, Boyd, TLS, 1946 March 8.
11.11
Slaughter, Lomis, TLS, 1954 November 16.
11.11
Smylie (Vernon) and Associates, TLS, 1955 April 18.
11.11
Southern Women’s National Democratic Organization in New York,
inc., TLS, 1943 December 16.
11.11
Southwest Review, 2 TLS, 1 Telegram, 1934 June 2, 1945 July 12,
1945 July 30.
11.11
Spencer Gifts, TLS, 1954 November 19.
11.11
Story, TLS, 1933 August 16. Included: 2 TLS Story to [Nick]
Kalantar, 18 April 1934 and 1 June 1934.
11.11
Stratton, Jack, TLS, 1945 December 15.
11.11
Stuart, Jesse, ALS, 1940 July 2.
11.11
Sumner, William A, TLS, 1951 February 12. Enclosures are
missing.
11.11
Swanson (H.N.), inc., 3 TLS, 1937 October 25, 1937 November 9,
1938 January 8.
11.11
Swell, Ed A, Telegram, 1951 March 30.
11.13
Talbert, Robert H, TLS, 1956 April 4. Letter addressed to
Whittlesley House and forwarded to G.S. Perry with TccL Whittlesley
House to Robert H. Talbert.
11.13
Tallant, Robert, TLS, 1946 May 17.
11.13
Terry, Marion, TLS, 1946 September 22.
11.13
Texas, University of, Radio House, TLS, 1945 January
15.
11.13
The Texas Institute of Letters, 5 TLS, 1939 May 16, 1939 May 23,
1941 October 30, 1941 November 5, 1941 November 8.
11.13
Thomason, John William, TLS, 1944 January 14.
11.13
Tinkle, Lon, TLS, 1956 August 9.
11.13
Trader Vic, TLS, 1946 January 24.
11.13
Turner, C E, TLS, 1944 May 14.
11.14
U.S. Army, Gulf Coast Army Air Forces Training Center, Office of
the Public Relations Officer, TLS, 1942 October 1. Included with this:
TccL Milam County Local Board No. 1 to Air Force Public Relations, 25
September 1942.
11.14
U.S. Dept. of State, Magazine liaison section, 1 TL, 2 TLS, 2
TccL, 1946 February 4, 1946 March 14, 1949 February 19, 1949 May 16,
1949 September 20.
11.14
U.S. Executive office of the President, Coordinator of
Inter-American affairs, TLS, 1945 January 30.
11.14
U.S. Information Agency, 5 TLS, 1942 June 22, 1943 October 27,
1944 December 16, 1954 January 19, 1954 May 6.
11.14
U.S. Library of Congress, Service for the blind, TLS, 1942
January 19.
11.14
U.S. Navy, TLS, 1950 August 14.
11.14
[Vestal, Stanley], pseud., 4 TLS W.S. Campbell, 1943 February 1,
1943 February 13, 1943 February 20, 1943 March 15. Included with these:
TLS Southwest Review to G.S. Perry, 30 January 1943.
11.14
Veteran’s Service Center, Houston, Tex., TLS, 1956 January
12.
11.14
Viking Press, 3 TLS, 1940 March 28, 1940 June 5, 1943 March
3.
11.14
Virden, John M, 2 TLS, 1944 August 6, 1956 August 7.
11.15
Walker, Stanley, TLS, 1943 January 27.
11.15
[Warren], Eleanor, ALS, 1937 October 21.
11.15
Weadock, John F, 2 TLS, 1943 February 13, 1943 March
16.
11.15
Wertenbaker, G[reen] P[etyon], 6 TLS Crash, 1945-1946.
11.15
Wheaton, Elizabeth Lee (Fulton), TLS, 1943 February 1. Included
with this: TLS from E.P. Dutton and Co. to G.S. Perry, 9 February
1943.
11.15
White, Owen P[ayne], 2 TLS, 1943 February 1, 1943 February
4.
11.16
Whittlesey House, 14 TLS, 1942-1946. Included with these: TLS
from Harcourt Brace to Whittlesey, 8 March 1943.
11.15
Willingham, S David, ALS on Get Well card, 1955 November
7.
11.15
A Year Magazine, TLS, 1934 June 9.
11.15
Zeder, Fred M, TLS, 1946 June 28.
Miscellaneous:
12.1
[Unidentified author], ALS Aunt
Bella on greeting card to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 29.
12.1
[Unidentified author], 2 ALS Elizabeth to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 18 [postmark], [1956] December 29.
12.1
[Unidentified author], ALS Gerard to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1957 April 13 [postmark].
12.1
[Unidentified author], TLS Jam
to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1959 April 23.
12.1
[Unidentified author], ALS, TLS Jody and George to [Perry],
Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December 16, 1957 February 20.
12.1
[Unidentified author], ALS Kit
to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February 14 [postmark].
12.1
[Unidentified author], 6 ALS Mag to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1937-1957].
12.1
[Unidentified author], 2 ALS Minnie to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January 9
[postmark].
12.1
[Unidentified author], ALS Norma to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1957 January 7 [postmark].
12.1
[Unidentified author], Birthday card to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
nd. Enclosed: Handmade card to Claire Perry from Cindy.
12.1
[Unidentified author], AL to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1950
January 23 [postmark].
12.1
[Unidentified author], Ams, Phone numbers and notes, nd,
35pp.
12.1
[Unidentified author], [Publicity releases for Hold Autumn in
Your Hand], Tccms [1p], Tccms [2pp], Tccms [3pp], 3 nd.
12.2
Albertson, Lloyd, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
17.
12.2
Alexander, Jack, TLS/inc to [Saturday Evening Post (?)], nd.
Includes only last paragraph and signature.
12.2
Alford, Mr., Greeting card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 19. Signed: Mr. and Mrs. Alford.
12.2
Andrews, Claire, 1 ALS, 2 TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 17, 1956 December 26, 1957 January 25.
12.2
[Arnwine], Marie, ALS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January
3.
12.3
Arnwine, Mary, 19 ALS to Perry, Claire Hodges, 1 inc d,
1946-1957. Eleven letters also addressed to George Sessions
Perry.
12.2
The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, TLS to Perry, [Claire
(Hodges)], 1957 June 3.
12.2
Ashburn, Ike, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
21.
12.4
Baker, Ann, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957 February]
21.
12.4
Baker, Hallie Hodges, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 19 [postmark].
12.4
Beals, Carleton, ALS, TLS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 22, 1956 December 24.
12.4
Berger, Mae, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March
2.
12.4
Berthold, Louise, ALS on Sympathy card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1957 February 18 [postmark].
12.4
[Bethea], Fred, Greeting card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1956
December 19 [postmark]. Signed Fred and Johnnie Ruth.
12.4
Biedermans, Kathryn, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 27. Signed Kathryn and Henry.
12.4
Birney, Fred R., ALS to Whom it May Concern re George Sessions
Perry. 1931 May 30.
12.4
Boyer, Philip, Introduction [to Alias X-17], TmsS with A
corrections [2pp], nd.
12.4
Brockenbush, Floyd, Greeting card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
1957 February 20 [postmark]. Signed Floyd and Helen.
12.4
Brown, Don, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1943 April 9
[postmark].
12.4
Brown, John Mason, TLI to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 19.
12.4
Brown, Sam R, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 March
13.
12.4
Buelow, Rosalie L, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 March
21.
12.4
Burton, Kate, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957] January
4 (misdated 1967), 1957 February 18 [postmark].
12.5
Candler, Pat[rick] H, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 14. Signed Alice and Pat Candler.
12.5
Christian, Bob, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
12.
12.5
Cobb, Joan V, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
19.
12.5
Cofer, D[avid] B[ooks], ALS to Cowser, Robert G, 1963 June
12.
12.5
[Coleman], Nuna, ALS on sympathy card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1957 February 14 [postmark].
12.5
Coll, Hughie, 2 ALS, 3 TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 19, 1956 December 26, 1956 December 30, 1957 January 11, 1957
January 17.
12.5
[Collins], Alan [Copeland], ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1957 February 15.
12.5
Combs, Maggie, ALS to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957 March
3.
12.5
Conners, Anne, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957] April
16. Enclosed: ALS Emma Creadick to Anne Conners, 17 February
1957.
12.5
[Conover], Anne R, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 18.
12.5
[Cowser, Robert G_____], Questionnaire [on George Sessions
Perry], 6 duplicated with A and T answers [3pp each],
1963-1964.
12.5
Cox, Frances Bradbury, ALS on Christmas card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 15.
12.5
Coyle, Grace, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
16.
12.5
Cunningham, Joe, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1937
October 2, 1957 February 14.
12.5
Curtis Brown, Ltd., TLS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 26.
12.6
The Daily Times Herald, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1950
January 17.
12.6
[Darling], Katharine, ANS on Christmas card to [Perry, Claire
(Hodges)], 1956 December 20 [postmark].
12.6
Daruton [?], Tootie, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodgse)], [1957]
January 4.
12.6
de Forest, Ann, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
28 [postmark].
12.6
Denton, Tex. St. David’s Episcopal Church, TLS to Perry, Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 25.
12.6
Disney, Bud. TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February 4
[postmark].
12.6
Disney, Nettie V, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January
10.
12.6
Dobie, J[ames] Frank, TLS to Cowser, Robert G, 1963 August
13.
12.6
Dollanite, Herbert G, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 16.
12.6
Driskill, Frank A, TLS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
15.
12.7
Duane, Frank, Walls rise up; a play with music, Tms in brown
folder [94pp], 1951.
12.6
Duane, Frank, ALS Figgi to
[Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December 18.
12.6
Estell, Hugh, Sympathy card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957
March 1 [postmark].
12.6
Farmer, Frank, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1956 December
20.
12.6
Flick, Frances (Sisson), ALS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 17 [postmark].
12.6
Francisco, Alice, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957]
February 14.
12.6
Fuchs, Mary, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
20, [1957] February 28. Signed Mary and Helmuth.
12.8
Gates, Betty, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March 7
[postmark].
12.8
Gemmell, Edgar M, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
21.
12.8
Gillmann, Laura Maie, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 15, 1957 January 5.
12.8
Goetzke, Eleanor, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], [1957] January
17.
12.8
Goldhammer, Rose, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957]
February 20. Signed Rose and Jack.
12.8
Good, Edna, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1956 December
20.
12.8
Gordon, Charles, Sympathy card to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 15 [postmark].
12.8
Gould, Bev, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957] February
17.
12.8
Gourley, Jennie, 2 TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1956 December
18, 1957 February 15.
12.8
Gray, Wiles, 1 ALS, 2 TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 17 [postmark], 1956 December 26, 1957 February 1. Letters
signed Eunice and Wailes.
12.8
Greene, Hilda, 3 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
20 [postmark], [1957] January 14, [1957] February 14.
12.9
Hacton, Shiela, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
[postmark].
12.9
Haecker, Gladys Anne (Scarbrough), ALS to [Perry, Claire
(Hodges)], 1957 February 25 [postmark].
12.9
Haggard, Edith, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
28.
12.9
Hallam, Wren (Talley), ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 22.
12.9
Hamilton, Jim, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
28. Included: ALS Aunt Virginia and Uncle
Jim in Virginia Hamilton’s hand, 27 December 1956.
12.9
Harris, Mildred, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
15 [postmark].
12.9
Haugan, A_____ J_____, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
March 12.
12.9
Helm, Mrs. L_____ W_____, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1956
December 29.
12.9
Helmer, Beulah, Sympathy card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 18 [postmark]. Signed Beulah and Herbert.
12.9
Hicks, Faye Taylor, Sympathy card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
1957 February 15.
12.9
Hodges, A_____ Wayne, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 25 [postmark].
12.9
Hodges, Arledge, 4 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 27, 1957 January 3, 1957 January 8, 1957 January
22.
12.9
Hodges, J_____ Edward, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 19 [postmark].
12.9
Hodges O_____ William, ALS Bill
to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1956 December 21 [postmark].
12.9
Holmes, Burton C, ALS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
14.
12.9
House, Boyce, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
14.
12.10
Kanin, Garson, TLS, Telegram to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1959
April 3, 1959 April 21.
12.10
Keller, Carmelita, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 25, 1957 March 7.
12.10
Kelley, Mary Virginia, ALS on sympathy card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1957 February 18 [postmark].
12.10
Koch, Lilly, Sympathy card S to [Perry, Claire 9Hodges)], 1957
February 24 [postmark]. Also signed Peggy Rains.
12.10
Koester, E_____ Leo, 1 ALS, 3 TLS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)],
1956 December 17, 1957 January 23, 1957 January 30, 1957 February
15.
12.10
Korpus, George Sessions, 2 ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
January 7, 1957 March 13.
12.10
Kuykendall, Lucy P, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 17. Included is a Christmas card.
12.10
Land, Trene, ALS on sympathy card to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1957 February 17 [postmark].
12.10
Larsson, Virginia (Ryman), ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
[1957] February 25.
12.10
Law, Marion, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
20.
12.10
Lawrence, Hazel (Deffeback), ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1956 December 17.
12.10
Leak, Louise, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
23, 1957 February 25.
12.10
Lectuur-Repertorium, [Questionnaire concerning George S. Perry’s
life and works], T and Printed ms [1p], nd.
12.10
Levy, Mamie (Green), ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
January 2.
12.10
Lipscomb, Anna, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
23.
12.10
Lipscomb, Sam, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
31.
12.10
Loewenstein, LenaALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
17.
12.10
Lord, Bess, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957] February
24.
12.10
Luckey, John Harold, Valentine’s card S to [Perry, Claire
(Hodges)], 1957 February 14.
12.10
Luckey, Mamie Rhea, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 10.
12.11
MacKaye, Milton, [Review of Hold autumn in your hand], Tccms
[1p], nd.
12.11
Mast, E_____ Wallace, 4 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 16, 1956 December 18, 1957 January 27, 1957 February
15.
12.11
Meagher, Elizabeth, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 24.
12.11
Messerley, Mary Alice, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
March 12.
12.11
Mills, Annie Laurie, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 21 [postmark].
12.11
Minga, Annie Edward (Barcus), ALS on greeting card to [Perry],
Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December 15.
12.11
Mitchell, Billy, Sympathy card D to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
1957 February 14 [postmark]. Signed Helen and Mitch.
12.11
McCombs, Holland, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January
9. Included: ALS Marjorie McCombs to Claire Perry, 25 December
1956.
12.11
McCorkle, Mary (Porter), ALS on Christmas card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 17 [postmark].
12.11
McGrary, Mary, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
14.
12.11
McKaye, Ginger, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957]
February 18.
12.11
McKee, Kydie, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January 9
[postmark].
12.11
McLeod, Louise, ALS, Greeting card S to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
1957 January 4 [postmark], 1957 March 10 [postmark].
12.11
McMurray, Elizabeth Ann, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 17 [postmark].
12.11
McNulty, Faith, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
20 [postmark].
12.11
Moe, William C[ollins] H[ainsworth], ALS to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 21.
12.11
Moffott, Anna, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
20 [postmark].
12.11
Moore, Lottie, 3 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1956]
December 16, 1957 February 21 [postmark], 1957 March 8 [postmark].
Signed Lottie and Calvin.
12.11
Morris, Josie L, ALS to Perry, Claire (Hodges), 1957 January
7.
12.11
Morris, Maxine, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January 5
[postmark].
12.12
Nash, Mrs. C_____ R_____ , ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
March 25.
12.12
Neas, Pearl A, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
20.
12.12
Nettleton, Walker O, AN on calling card, 1957 February 15
[postmark].
12.12
Newcomb, Georgia, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957]
February 17.
12.12
Newton, Annie Lee, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March
8 [postmark].
12.12
Newton, Dotty, ALS, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
January 6 [postmark], 1957 January 11 [postmark]. Included in the TLS
are notes from Hughie Coll and Mary Arnwine.
12.12
Nordyke, Lewis, 1 ALS, 2 TLS, 1 Christmas card S to [Perry],
Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December 17, 1956 December 17 [postmark], 1957
January 18, [1957] March 16. Three of the letters also signed by Dorothy
Nordyke.
12.12
O’Hara, George, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1956]
December 21.
12.12
Ong, Connie (Wong), ALS, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 26, 1957 January 20.
12.12
Orcutt, Ruby M, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1956 December
15.
12.13
Parker, Richard H, TLS to Perry [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
13.
12.13
Parmelee, Peg, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 April
9.
12.13
Peck, Dave, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February 18
[postmark].
12.13
[Peebles], Bootsie, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 18. Signed: Bootsie, Sam, Pattie, and Parker.
12.13
Pegler, Allen, ALS to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
[postmark]. Signed Allen and Julie Pegler.
12.13
Perkins, Betty, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
20.
12.13
Perry, Claire (Hodges), [List of friends who sent letters of
condolence for George Perry’s death], Ams [2pp], nd.
12.13
Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], Notes [for Robert Cowser], Tms [1p],
[c. 1963].
12.14
[Perry, George Sessions], [Are they the funniest pair on the
air?]: Notes and research materials, A and Tmss [36pp total], nd.
Included with these: 2 TLS from Bob Elliot to G. S. Perry, 23 August
1954 and 26 August 1954.
12.15
Perry, George Sessions, [Autobiographical sketches], Tccmss
[5pp], 1937-1942.
12.16
Perry, George Sessions, Baby’s book, A and Printed ms [32pp],
1910 May 5.
12.15
Perry, George Sessions, Birth certificate, A and Printed
DS/photocopy [2pp], 1931 May 3.
12.17-18
Perry, George Sessions, Can this man clean up New York?: notes
and research material, A and Tmss, part in stenographer’s notebook
[187pp], 1955.
13.1
[Perry, George Sessions], [Cities of America: Beaumont-Port
Arthur-Orange research notes], A, T, and Tmss [242pp total], nd. Some
notes in Claire Perry’s hand.
13.2
[Perry, George Sessions], [Cities of America: Galveston: Notes
and research materials], A, T, and Tccmss [94pp total], nd.
13.3
[Perry, George Sessions], [Cities of America; Independence,
Missouri, notes and research materials], A and Tmss [76pp total],
nd.
13.4
[Perry, George Sessions], [Cities of the world]: Quebec: [notes
and research materials], A, T,, and Tccmss [79pp total], nd. Included
with these: TLS Saturday Evening to G. S. Perry, 1 July 1955. TLI George
Peck to G. S. Perry, 5 July 1955. TccLS J. Lucien Danscreau to Georges
Léveillé, 7 July 1955. TLS H. E. Tessier to G. S. Perry, 13 September
1955.
13.5
[Perry, George Sessions], [Darnedest thing you’ve ever seen:
notes and research material], A and Tmss [87pp total], nd.
13.6
[Perry, George Sessions], [Debonair Dan: notes and research
materials], A, T, and Tcmss [67pp total], nd. Included with this: 2 ALS,
6 TLS St. Francis Hotel to G.S. Perry, 2 June-27 March 1952.
13.7
[Perry, George Sessions], [Game-warden college: notes and
research materials], A and Tmss [35pp total], nd. Included with these:
TLS Saturday Evening Post to G. S. Perry, 1954 April 13; TLS, nd, and
telegram, ____ May 13, Jay Vessels to G. S. Perry.
13.8
[Perry, George Sessions], [I love goats]: notes, A and Tmss [28pp
total], nd.
13.8
Perry, George Sessions, [Letters introducing George Perry as a
war correspondent], 1 ALS, 6 TLS, 1943 January-August. Included with
this: Authorization to use RCA radiograms. Printed D.
13.8
Perry, George Sessions, Loving tributes: [funeral service book],
A and Printed ms [40pp], 1957 February 19.
13.9
Perry, George Sessions, A Negro doctor wins over a Southern town:
notes and research material, A, T, and Tccmss, part in stenographer’s
notebook [28pp], 1953.
13.10
[Perry, George Sessions], [New Haven: notes], Ams [21pp],
nd.
13.11
Perry, George Sessions, Nurses are lucky girls!: notes and
research material, A, T, and Printed mss, part in two stenographer’s
notebook [30pp], 1952-1953. Included in a stenographer’s notebook are
drafts in Claire Perry’s hand of letters to Henderson and Holland, Mr.
Murray, Cap, and Bob.
13.10
Perry, George Sessions, Passport, 1931 June 11.
13.13
[Perry, George Sessions], [Roses in the snow: notes], Ams [19pp],
nd.
13.12
[Perry, George Sessions], [Telegrams received on the death of
George Sessions Perry], 35 telegrams to Perry, Claire (Hodges), 6 nd,
1956 December 15-1957 February 21.
13.14
Perry, George Sessions, They give them a second chance: notes and
research material re Goodwill Industries, A and Tmss [46pp], 1951-1953.
Included: TLS Saturday Evening post to George Sessions Perry, 21 March
1953.
13.13
Perry, George Sessions, [Town where it rains money]: notes and
research material, A and Tmss [19pp total], nd. Included with this: TLS
from McAlester fuel company to G. S. Perry, 24 May 1952.
12.13
Perry, Hayden, ALS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March
9.
12.13
Perry, Laura (Vandeventer), ALS to Sessions, Dr. I. P., 1922 July
3 [postmark].
12.13
Perry, Mary, 2 ALS, 2 TLS, 1 Greeting card S to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 21 [postmark], 1956 December 27 [postmark],
1956 December 29 [postmark], 1957 January 14, [1957] January
30.
12.13
Perry, Thomas E, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January
10.
12.13
Phelan, J_____ H_____, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 16.
12.13
Pittmann, Lewis M, TLS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957 March
14. Signed Lewis M. and Ruby L. Pittman.
12.13
Page, W_____ R_____, TLS W. L. Sleeper, Secretary to Perry,
Claire (Hodges), 1943 February 6.
12.13
Pope, Ward Lightfoot, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
March 3.
12.13
Pryor, Karen, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957] March
16.
12.13
Pyeatt, Mildred, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
15.
13.15
Rockdale, Tex. St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church, ALS on birthday card
to [Perry], Claire (Hodges), 1957 January 10 [postmark].
13.15
Ross, Ruth (Lyons), ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 27.
13.15
Rubsamen (C. Louis), Plays and films, TLS to Patterson, Norma,
1932 November 14.
13.15
Salmon, Hazel (Davis), ALS on sympathy card to [Perry, Claire
(Hodges)] Clara, 1957 February 15 [postmark].
13.15
Saturday Evening Post, TLS to Perry, Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 20. Included: TL/draft Claire Perry to Saturday Evening
Post.
13.15
Shuffler, [Ralph] Henderson, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)],
1956 December 27. Included with this: ALS Elnora Shuffler to Claire
Perry, 19 January 1957.
13.15
Smith, Elizabeth C, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956
December 15, 1957 February 17.
13.15
Snow, Peggy, ANS on Christmas card to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)],
1956 December 24 [postmark].
13.15
Snyder, Sue (McClure), ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 15.
13.15
Sommers, Martin, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March
21.
13.15
Stevens, Ellen, ALS on Christmas card to [Perry], Claire
[(Hodges)], 1956 December 23 [postmark].
13.15
Texas, University at Austin. Radio House. Texas School of the
Air: review of Texas, a world in itself by George Sessions Perry, Tms
with A corrections [16pp], 1943 January 6 [date of broadcast]. Enclosed
in TLS from Elithe Hamilton Beal to Perry, 12 January 1943.
13.15
Tharp, Carrie, 3 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
19, 1957 January 8, 1957 January 21.
13.15
Thompson, Mrs. S_____ B_____, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)],
1957 February 18. Enclosed in sympathy card S.
13.15
Tinkle, Lon, TLS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 March
3.
13.16
Tyler, Barbara Ann, The story of George Sessions Perry, Tms
(30pp), nd. Enclosed with this: TLS to the Texas Quarterly, 23 July 1963
and a Review of the article by R. Henderson Shuffler, Tms [2pp],
nd.
13.15
U.S. Navy. Office of Public Relations, TccL to the Saturday
Evening Post re George Sessions Perry, 1943 August 5.
13.15
U.S. Navy, [Orders given George Sessions Perry as a war
correspondent], T and Tccmss [13pp], 1944 June-September. Included with
this: Agreement between G. S. Perry and the U. S. War department,
printed DS, 15 June 1944.
13.17
Vaughn, Lena Philips, ALS, ALS on sympathy card to [Perry],
Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January 9, 1957 February 18
[postmark].
13.17
Voorhies, Steven J, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
February 14.
13.17
Voorhees, Stephen J, [Texas, a world in itself] Texas a world by
itself: endpapers, Pen and ink map of Texas [1p], nd. Included is TLS
Whittlesey House to George Perry, 14 May 1945.
13.17
Wallis, Agnes, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1956 December
15.
13.17
Walton, Gladys, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 February
18 [postmark].
13.17
[Ward], Ann, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957 January 7
[postmark].
13.17
Warren, Dister, 2 ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1956
December] 15, [1957] January 1.
13.17
Watts, Clandialea (Ledger), ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
April 3.
13.17
[Wertenbaker], Green Peyton, ALS on Christmas card, Telegram to
Perry, Calire [(Hodges)], 1956 December 17, 1957 February 13 [postmark].
Signed: Barclay and Crash.
13.17
Williams, J_____ Duncan, ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
January 13.
13.17
Williams, Melba, ALS to [Perry, Claire (Hodges)], 1957 February
19.
13.17
Williams, W_____ B_____, Sympathy card S to [Perry, Claire
(Hodges)], 1957 February 14 [postmark].
13.17
Willingham, Rita, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], 1957
February 15. Signed Rita and Dave.
13.17
Wilson, Mrs. Joseph C., ALS to Perry, [Claire (Hodges)], 1957
March 19.
13.17
Winfree, Louise, ALS to [Perry], Claire [(Hodges)], [1957]
February 20.
Uncataloged:
13.18
Perry, George Sessions, Notes about manuscripts on original
folders, approx. 30 folders, nd.