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Mississippi State University Libraries

Special Collections Department Manuscripts Division

P.O. Box 5408, Mississippi State, MS 39762-5408

Phone: (662) 325–7679 E-mail: sp_coll@library.msstate.edu

Clayton Rand papers MSS.91

Dates: 1918-1971 Extent: 33 cubic feet Preferred Citation: Clayton Rand papers, Special Collections Department,

Mississippi State University Libraries. Access: Open to all researchers. Copyright Statement: Any requests for permission to publish, quote, or reproduce materials

from this collection must be submitted in writing to the Manuscripts Librarian for Special Collections. Permission for publication is given on behalf of Mississippi State University as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.

Donor: Clayton Thomas Rand, Jr., 1973.

Scope and Contents The collection consists of the papers of Clayton Thomas Rand (1891-1971), author, columnist, speaker, and publisher of the Dixie Guide, Gulfport, Mississippi. Rand was born in Wisconsin, reared in Bond, Mississippi, and graduated from Mississippi A & M College (now Mississippi State University) in 1911 and from Harvard College in 1913. He operated newspapers in Neshoba, Kemper, and Tunica counties before moving in the mid-1920's to Gulfport, where he resided until his death. In addition to running the Dixie Guide, Rand wrote many columns, books, and pamphlets and made numerous speeches to organizations across the country. In 1936 he served as president of the National Editorial Association.

Included in the Rand papers are correspondence, financial records, manuscripts, clippings, printed material, and photographs. Much of the collection concerns Rand's speeches, columns, books, and pamphlets, many of which were political in nature. Among his targets were Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, John Kennedy's administration, and the federal government in general. Also reflected in the collection are Rand's associations with Mississippi politicians and his experiences with hurricanes on the Gulf Coast. Hurricanes in 1947 and 1969 severely damaged

his home and destroyed many of his papers. The collection has been arranged in ten series, with the divisions based primarily on document type. With the exception of the last two series, all folder titles in the collection have been listed. Clayton Rand's folder headings have been retained wherever appropriate. 1. CORRESPONDENCE: The correspondence files are approximately 17 cubic feet in

size and date from 1918 to 1971, In addition to personal and political topics, the series concerns Rand's many speeches, books, and pamphlets. Arrangement is alphabetical by subject.

2. MANUSCRIPTS BY CLAYTON RAND: The series is approximately 8 cubic feet and is divided into two sections: manuscripts filed alphabetically by title or, in the case of

untitled manuscripts, by topic; and dated speeches filed chronologically. The speeches date from 1924 to 1970. The topics vary widely, with examples being a school in Philadelphia, Rotary clubs, the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the New Deal, the press, and Rand's own conservative political philosophy.

3. MANUSCRIPTS NOT BY CLAYTON RAND: The series consists of six folders. Included are poetry, introductions of and articles about Rand, and miscellaneous

manuscripts. 4. PRINTED MATERIAL: The series is composed primarily of pamphlets and brochures

written and printed by Rand. In addition to Rand speeches, the series contains numerous brochures prepared for distribution by banks, utilities, and other companies. Also included are promotional fliers about Rand. The series consists of approximately 1.25 cubic feet.

5. CLIPPINGS: The clippings are arranged alphabetically by subject and occupy approximately 0.75 cubic foot. Many of the clippings concern Rand's activities. 6. FINANCIAL RECORDS: The financial records have been grouped into three sections: general records, 1919-1971; ledgers, 1942-1964; and tax records, 1933-1970. The size of the series is approximately 1.33 cubic feet. 7. MISCELLANEOUS: The series consists of three folders containing biographical information about Rand, his speech schedules, and Robert L. Smitley newsletters. 8. RESEARCH MATERIAL: Included are seven folders of material concerning miscellaneous topics. 9. PHOTOGRAPHS: The series consists of 7 cubic feet of photographs, many of which were apparently assembled for use in the Dixie Guide. Included are photographs of Clayton Rand. 10. MATS/ARTWORK: The series contains mats, artwork, and layouts for several of the items in Series 4 (Printed Material). The size is 1 cubic foot.

Biographical Information Clayton Thomas Rand was born on May 25, 1891, in Onalaska, Wisconsin, to Artemus and Cora Shaul Rand. When he was seven, his family moved to the sawmilling town of Bond, Mississippi. Artemus Rand passed on his love of classical literature to his son and in 1907 Clayton Rand entered Mississippi A&M College. Rand sold peanuts on campus to pay his way but also found time to establish the first dramatic club at the college and edit The Reflector. He also won the state oratorical contest and used this to get a scholarship from Harvard University, graduating with another B.S. in 1913. He entered Harvard Law School in 1914 but left soon after to unsuccessfully pursue various business ventures in New England. He also married Mary Ella Smylie that year and they had one son, Clayton Thomas, Jr. By the end of 1914 he was back in Mississippi, where he studied law in Jackson and passed the bar examination in 1918. He again became engaged in business, managing the Neshoba Land Company for a group of speculators of which he was one. Having failed to gain a forum in the local paper, the Neshoba Democrat in Philadelphia, Mississippi, he decided to buy it. Rand campaigned to bring electricity, modern plumbing, and good roads to his small town and to engender civic pride. He was successful in improving local conditions and a public library was established. But his crusades against corruption and the Ku Klux Klan alienated many. Undaunted, he took his campaign into neighboring Kemper County, establishing another weekly newspaper, the DeKalb Independent, there. So successful was he that he was approached to take over the struggling weekly in Tunica, which he gave to Turner Catledge to run. However, this last venture proved more difficult and he soon sold it. With the promise of more economic opportunity on the Gulf Coast, Rand sold his other two papers and moved to Gulfport where he acquired the Dixie Press in 1925 and started the Dixie Guide. It was the first Mississippi paper to employ photographers, have an engraving plant and include pictures with its stories. Rand’s continued crusades won him attention in the state and in 1925 he was elected president of the Mississippi Press Association. But it was during his almost half century in Gulfport that he developed a national reputation. His column ‘Crossroads Scribe’ was syndicated to newspapers across the country and he won two national editorial awards. In 1930 he was elected to the board of directors of the National Press Association and in 1936 became its president. He also became a popular lecturer and after-dinner speaker. While Rand may have been sympathetic to liberal ideas as a young man, he became increasingly conservative. In 1936 he published Abracadabra: Or, One Democrat to Another which was a scathing attack on Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal. Rand was not only critical of government interference with private enterprise but also of America’s intelligentsia and immigrants. He would write four more books and many pamphlets, including Ink on My Hands and Men of Spine in Mississippi (1940), Stars in Their Eyes: Dreamers and Builders in Louisiana (1953); and Sons of the South: Portraits by Dalton Shourds, Harry Coughlin, and Constance Joan Noar (1961). Rand died on February 26, 1971. Source: Lloyd, James B. (ed), Lives of Mississippi Authors, 1817-1967, Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 1981, pp.382-385.

Arrangement

Series Boxes 1. Correspondence 1-17 2. Manuscripts by Clayton Rand 18-25 3. Manuscripts not by Clayton Rand 25 4. Printed Material 26-27 5. Clippings 27 6. Financial Records 28-29 (2 folders in Box 33) 7. Miscellaneous 29 (1 folder in Box 33) 8. Research Material 29 9. Photographs 30-32 10. Mats/Artwork 33

Container List

Box First Folder Last Folder Number CORRESPONDENCE 1 Abracadabra: Comment "Crossroads Scribe": Comment 2 Dantzler, L.E. Gulfport Chamber of Commerce 3 Hamilton Watch Company Hurricane Camille: Insurance 4 Hurricane Camille: Jones, Thad Miscellaneous 5 Keepsakes/Mementos Miscellaneous (1938) 6 Miscellaneous (1939) Mississippi State University 7 Natchez Garden Club "New Deal and Diocletian"/ "New Deal and the New Slavery": Minnesota 8 "New Deal and Diocletian"/ Newcomen Society "New Deal and the New Slavery": Miscellaneous 9 Nixon, Richard M. Relatives 10 Resolutions to Limit Federal Sons of the South (Book) Income Tax Lutz, Parke H. (John C. Winston Company) 11 Sons of the South (Book): Speeches (1950) McManus, Maureen (Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, Inc.) 12 Speeches (1951) Speeches (1964) 13 Speeches (1964) Speeches Made (1947) 14 Speeches Made (1947) Speeches Made (1951) 15 Speeches Made (1955) Stars in Their Eyes: Commercial Printers

16 Stars in Their Eyes: Stars in Their Eyes: Contacts With Editors Sources and Inquiries 17 Stennis, John C. Zetzmann, William G. MANUSCRIPTS 18 About Women Ink on My Hands: Typescript (Chapters XXXIII-XXXV) - Preliminary 19 Ink on My Hands: 'One Nation Under God" Typescript (Miscellaneous by Clayton Rand and Revised Copies - Not complete) Thomas P. Brady: Miscellaneous 20 "The Peaceful Invasion of the Speeches: Remarks: States by Federal Purchase," District Governor's Annual or "Liquidation of the States Report, Alexandria by Federal Purchase" Conference, 17th District, (Different Versions) Alexandria, Louisiana (April 19, 1934) 21 Speeches: Concluding Speeches: "Handwriting Remarks: Lamar Life on the Wall" (Notes Insurance, Biloxi, for Fall 1961 Speeches) Mississippi (August 2, 1934) 22 Speeches: Remarks: "They Built the South": Southeastern Conference, Characters: Research 29th Annual Meeting, Material (Gorgas - Jackson, Mississippi Gottschalk) (February 1, 1962) 23 "They Built the South" "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: (Newspaper Series): Research Material Characters: Typescript (Grady - Holmes, David) (Bibb - Bixby)

24 "They Built the South" "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series) (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript Characters: Typescript (Blanchard - Bowie) (Paterson - Poindexter) 25 "They Built the South" The World Is. Mine: (Newspaper Series): Typescript (pp. 280-307): Characters: Typescript Revised (Polk - Poydras) OTHER 25 Manuscripts Not Written by Clayton Rand 26 Printed Material: Aladdin Printed Material: The and His Lamp Stewardship of Banking 27 Printed Material: Taxes, Printed Material: The Idleness, Pride, and Folly Young Thief 27 Clippings 28 Financial Records: Tax Records 29 Financial Records: General; Financial Records: Ledgers; Miscellaneous: Research Material 30 Photographs: Dixie Guide Photographs: Dixie Guide (January 1952) (December 1957) 31 Photographs: Dixie Guide Photographs: Dixie Guide (January 1958) (December 1965) 32 Photographs: Dixie Guide Photographs: Apollonius (January 1966 - December 1966) The World is Mine 33 Mats/Artwork; Miscellaneous (1 folder)

Subject Tracings Names: Agnew, Spiro Bailey, Thomas L. Barnett, Ross R. Barthe, Richmond Bilbo, Theodore G. Brady, Tom P. Catledge, Turner Coe, Jacques Coleman, J.P. Colmer, William M. Conner, Martin Sennett Crosby, L. O. Dantzler, L. N. Dix, Dorothy Eastland, James O. Finch, Cliff Harvey, Paul Hunt, H.L. Johnson, Paul. B., Jr. Jones, Sam H. Kennedy, John F. Kimbrough, Hunter S. Kreager, Frank O. Ladner, Heber Landon, Alf M. Lane, Rose Wilder Langley, Flora Legier, John Minor, Wilson F. Naar, Constance Joan Nixon, Richard M. Nussbaum, Perry E. O’Brian, Robert Percy, William Alexander Rand, Clayton Rankin, John E. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano Schlieder, Edward G. Seal, Leo Sillers, Walter Sinclair, Upton Stennis, John C.

Sullens, Fred Wallace, George C. White, Hugh White, Opal Tanner Whitten, Jamie L. Williams, John Bell Woods, Sam Wright Fielding L. Subjects: American Democratic National Committee Banks Biloxi (Miss.) Citizens Councils Dixie Press Gulfport (Miss.) Harrison County (Miss.) Harvard University Hurricanes Journalism Masons Mississippi: Gulf Coast Mississippi Historical Society Mississippi Power Company Mississippi sesquicentennial anniversary Mississippi State University National Editorial Association Neshoba County (Miss.) New Deal New Orleans (La.) Newspapers Philadelphia (Miss.) Photographs Politics Publishing—Galleys, proofs Race relations Rotary Club Sigma Delta Chi Sovereign States, Inc. Speeches Utilities

Inventory Series 1. Correspondence Folders Dates Abracadabra: Comment (2 folders) 1936-1947 Abracadabra: Woodyard, Edward D. 1936-1938 Adams, Lula Mae Scarborough 1961-1964 Advertisements 1969-1971 Agnew, Vice President Spiro 1970 Allen, Dick 1962 Anderson, Vasser (Southern Naval Stores Company) 1939-1941 Andrus, Gerald L. (New Orleans Public Service, Inc.) 1959-1960 Arlington Hotel 1965-1970 "At 42 I Confess" (3 folders) 1934-1944 Automobile Accident 1936 Awards 1932-1965 Bailey, Thomas L. 1944 Ball, Edward 1965-1970 Bank of Wiggins 1941-1957 Banks: Advertising Pamphlets 1928-1931 Barnett, Ross R. 1962-1963 Barthe, Richmond 1964 Bates, Adams B. 1929-1938 Berger, Mrs. Charles (Pat) 1950-1954

Bilbo, Theodore G. 1941-1947 Biloxi Chamber of Commerce 1928-1953 Blakeslee, H. E./Simpson, R. L. 1918-1925 "The Bloom Off the Boom" 1964 Brady, Thomas P. (5 folders) 1965-1971 Brent, Adalie 1968 Brown, Roosevelt 1962-1964 Bryce, Richard F. 1937-1967 Calhoun, Milburn and Nancy 1969-1970 Camp Shelby 1941-1948 Carlton, Mary and Ross (2 folders) 1962-1970 Cartwright, C. R. (C. Wright Features) 1958 Catledge, Turner 1955-1970 Causeway 1954-1958 Circular Letters 1969 Citizens Councils of America 1969 Claims (4 folders) 1926-1967 Coast University 1964 Coe, Jacques (10 folders) 1959-1971 [See also The World Is Mine: Coe] Coleman, J. P. 1956-1958 Collins, Commander Robert W. 1969-1971 Colmer, William M. 1938-1964 Columbia Broadcasting System 1938-1939

Columns: Cancellations 1952-1968 Communist Manifesto 1964 Congress of Freedom 1965 Copyright 1925-1968 Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia 1949 Coughlin, Harry 1945-1966 Crescent Linotyping Service 1942 Crosby Family 1965 Crosby, L. 0. 1931 The Cross and the Flag 1968-1970 "Crosswords Scribe": Comment (7 folders) 1937-1940 Dantzler, L. E. 1931 "Declaration of Faith" 1966 Delta Book Company (C. Leslie Frazier) 1963-1966 Dinwiddie, George S. (New Orleans Public Service, Inc.) 1952-1963 Dix, Dorothy 1934 Dixie Press 1970 Dixie Press: Air Conditioning 1965 Dixie Press Corporation n.d. Dixie Press: Equipment (2 folders) 1942-1965 Dixie Press: Equipment: American Type Foundations 1934-1965 Dixie Press: Equipment: Baum, Russell Ernest 1928-1962

Dixie Press: Equipment: Dodson Printers Supply Company 1945 Dixie Press: Equipment: Goss Company 1957-1962 Dixie Press: Equipment: M & F Supply Co. 1964-1965 Dixie Press: Equipment: Miehle Printing Press and Manufacturing 1953-1954 Company Dixie Press: Equipment: Mergenthaler Linotype Company 1939-1949 Dixie Press: House Warming Congratulations 1928-1931 Dixie Press: Lease 1927 Dixie Press: Miscellaneous (2 folders) 1925-1966 Dixie Press: Mississippi, State of 1926-1969 Dixie Press: Printing Quotations 1945-1953 Dixie Press: Sketches n.d. Doud, Muriel 1969-1970 Dugan, Maurice 1934-1938 Eastland, James O. 1955-1959 Edge, Gil 1929 Edgewater Gulf Hotel 1969-1970 Edward M. Miller Associates (2 folders) 1963-1965 Ethridge, Thomas 1968-1970 Europe (5 folders) 1949-1967 Europe Trip: Expenses (3 folders) n.d. Evans, James O. 1951-1956 "Famous Baths from Rome to Arlington" 1968-1969 Fan Mail (13 folders) 1960-1971

Finch, Cliff 1965 Fisher, Beeman (Texas Electric Service Company) 1958-1963 Flett, Austin T. 1963-1966 "For Health and Recreation, The Mississippi Gulf Coast" 1941 Fowler, George A. 1965-1967 General Features Corporation (2 folders) 1957-1964 George, W. Critz (4 folders) 1962-1969 The Great Society and the Great Charter (2 folders) 1965 Gulf Publishing Company 1967 Gulfport Army Air Field Exchange 1943-1947 Gulfport Chamber of Commerce 1928-1947 Hamilton Watch Company 1961-1964 Harrison County 1952-1965 Harry Atkinson, Inc. (Duebills) 1961-1965 Harvard (4 folders) 1937-1970 Harvey, Paul 1968 Head Start 1966 "He Could Take It" (4 folders) 1935-1967 Heinsohn, A. G., Jr. 1961-1967 "Here and There" Syndicated Column: Fan Mail 1952-1956 "Here and There" Syndicated Column: Prospects (15 folders) 1951-1967 "Here and There" Syndicated Column: Subscribers (5 folders) 1949-1957 Highway Traffic Trap 1962

Historic Post Cards 1941-1944 H. L. Peace Engraving Company 1947-1953 Hotels (2 folders) 1949-1967 How Red Is Crimson (Alternate Title: Kennedy and the 1961-1965 Keynesians, or How Red Is Crimson) (4 folders) Hunt, H. L. 1965-1969 Hurricane - 1947 1946-1948 Hurricane Betsy: Expenses 1965 Hurricane Camille (4 folders) 1969-1970 Hurricane Camille: Affidavits 1969 Hurricane Camille: Appraisal and Inventory, 304 East Beach, Gulfport 1969 Hurricane Camille: Expenses 1969-1971 Hurricane Camille: Gibson, John: Repairs to Rand Home, 304 1969-1971 East Beach, Gulfport (3 folders) Hurricane Camille: Insurance 1969-1970 Hurricane Camille: Miscellaneous 1969-1970 Hurricane Camille: Small Business Administration: Bills 1970 Presented for payment, January 13, 1970 (Paid by SBA: $8000) Hurricane Camille: Small Business Administration: Bills 1970 Presented for payment, March 2, 1970 (Paid by SBA: $8640) Hurricane Camille: Small Business Administration: Bills 1970 Presented for payment, May 11, 1970 Hurricane Camille: Small Business Administration: Miscellaneous 1969-1970 Indian Affairs 1965 Ink On My Hands: Comment (3 folders) 1942-1968

Ink On My Hands: Crown Publishers 1965-1966 Ink On My Hands: Orders (8 folders) 1940-1965 Ink On My Hands: Second Edition (2 folders) 1960-1962 Insurance (5 folders) 1927-1965 Insurance: Dixie Press (2 folders) 1953-1960 International House 1968-1969 International Platform Association 1965 International Press Exhibition 1928 "In the Lap of the Gods" 1934-1935 Investment (17 folders) 1927-1950 Ives, C. A. (2 folders) 1961-1966 J. B. Lippincott Company 1951-1960 Johnson, Paul B., Jr. 1963-1968 Jones, Sam H. 1943-1945 Jones, Thad (4 folders) 1951-1970 Keepsakes/Mementos (3 folders) 1925-1967 Keesler Field 1942-1959 Kennedy, John F. 1962-1963 Kimbrough, Hunter S. 1958-1964 [See also Sons of the South (Book): Kimbrough, Hunter S.] Kreager, Frank O. (4 folders) 1945-1947 Ladner, Heber 1958-1968 Landon, Alf M. (3 folders) 1937-1968 Lane, Rose Wilder 1943-1944

Langley, Flora (2 folders) 1968-1970 Lawrence, David 1968 Legier, John (National American Bank of New Orleans) 1946-1969 Liberty Lobby 1966 "Liquidation of the State by Federal Purchase": National 1945-1946 Forest Reservation Act Louisville and Nashville Railroad 1927-1945 Louque, William N. (National American Bank of Louisiana) 1946-1962 Loyola University: Boswell Institute (3 folders) 1960-1963 Lutz, Parke H. 1970 [See also Sons of the South (Book): Lutz, Parke H.] Lyle, Bob 1926-1932 McCall, Monica (Ann Watkins, Inc.) 1936 McMurtrie, Douglas 1929-1940 Mailing Lists (8 folders) 1946-1968 "Man Made Wind" 1969 Masonite 1949 Men of Spine in Mississippi: Comment (6 folders) 1940-1964 Men of Spine In Mississippi: Orders (6 folders) 1940-1967 Meriwether, Walter Scott 1940 Metropolitan Dinner Club 1964-1970 Mexico 1937-1938 Minor, Wilson F. 1966 Miscellaneous (37 folders) 1919-1971

Mississippi Arts Festival 1968 Mississippi Biographical Sketches (3 folders) 1936-1939 Mississippi Historical Society 1952-1960 Mississippi Power Company (2 folders) 1957-1966 Mississippi Public Service Commission 1963-1964 Mississippi Sesquicentennial 1964-1967 "Mississippi - Sovereign State"/ Civil War Centennial (2 folders) 1959-1960 Mississippi State Auditor 1961 Mississippi State University (8 folders) 1929-1968 Mississippi State University Alumni Association 1969 Natchez Garden Club 1940-1941 National Broadcasting Company 1953-1964 National Economic Council 1964-1969 National Editorial Association (4 folders) 1935-1966 National Editorial Association Presidency 1936-1937 National Editorial Association Prize 1930-1931 National Geographic Society 1962 National Printer-Journalist 1932 National Rural Electric Cooperative Association 1962-1964 National Small Business Association 1963 Neshoba County (7 folders) 1924-1971 "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal and the New 1943-1945 Slavery": Alabama (2 folders)

"New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Arizona "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1948 and the New Slavery": Arkansas (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1951 and the New Slavery": California (3 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Canada "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": Colorado "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Connecticut "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Delaware "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1951 and the New Slavery": Florida (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Georgia (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1945 and the New Slavery": Idaho "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1951 and the New Slavery": Illinois (3 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1955 and the New Slavery": Indiana (3 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1945 and the New Slavery": Iowa (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": Kansas (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1968 and the New Slavery": Kentucky (2 folders)

"New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Louisiana (4 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Maine "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Maryland "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1945; 1948 and the New Slavery": Massachusetts (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1949 and the New Slavery": Michigan (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1962 and the New Slavery": Minnesota (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Miscellaneous "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1949 and the New Slavery": Mississippi (5 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1951 and the New Slavery": Missouri (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Montana (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": Nebraska "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1944 and the New Slavery": Nevada "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": New Hampshire "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": New Jersey "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": New Mexico "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1949

and the New Slavery": New York "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1961 and the New Slavery": North Carolina "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": North Dakota "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1950 and the New Slavery": Ohio (3 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": Oklahoma (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1953 and the New Slavery": Oregon "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1950 and the New Slavery": Pennsylvania (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Rhode Island "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1948 and the New Slavery": South Carolina "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": South Dakota "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1957 and the New Slavery": Tennessee (2 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1963 and the New Slavery": Texas (3 folders) "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1950 and the New Slavery": Utah "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1951 and the New Slavery": Vermont "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1946 and the New Slavery": Virginia "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1950 and the New Slavery": Washington

"New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Washington, D. C. "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": West Virginia "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1949 and the New Slavery": Wisconsin "New Deal and Diocletian"/"New Deal 1943-1944 and the New Slavery": Wyoming Newcomen Society 1970 Nixon, Richard M. 1969 Nussbaum, Perry E. (Rabbi, Beth Israel Congregation, Jackson) 1964-1966 O'Brian, Robert E. (American Democratic National Committee) 1944-1964 Ochsner Clinic 1950-1965 Oklahoma Biographical Sketches 1938 "One Nation Under God" 1970 Pan American Airways/South American Trip (7 folders) 1954-1962 Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank 1934-1969 Paterson, A. B. (New Orleans Public Service, Inc.) 1934-1955 "Peacemaker vs. Pacemaker" 1962-1963 Peanuts 1960-1963 Percy, William Alexander 1941 Personal (3 folders) 1939-1966 Plumbing 1953-1955 "Polybius" by Robert L. Smitley 1953 [See also Smitley, Robert, L.]

Prentice Hall 1955-1959 Presidential Election 1964 Press 1936-1961 Probe Research, Inc. 1968-1969 Prospects n.d. Public Education in New Orleans (Grand Consistency of n.d. Louisiana and Rand-Thatcher Advertising Consultants): Graphics Public Education in New Orleans (Grand Consistency of 1952-1954 Louisiana and Rand-Thatcher Advertising Consultants): Miscellaneous (6 folders) Public Education in New Orleans (Grand Consistency of 1953 Louisiana and Rand-Thatcher Advertising Consultants): Programs and Announcements Publishers: Miscellaneous 1941-1964 Publishers Syndicate 1948-1962 "Racket and Remedy" 1936-1937 Radeglia, Victor Felix 1957 Rand, Ben 1931-1938 Rand, Clayton T. : Estate of 1970-1971 Rand, C. T., Jr. (Tom) (2 folders) 1938-1942 Rand, Cora T. : Property 1926-1928 Rand House, 11th Street, Gulfport, Mississippi: Repairs n.d. Rand, James B. n.d. Rand, Sidney Anders (3 folders) 1938-1970 Rankin, John E. 1947 Reader's Digest 1969-1970

"Red Tide" 1968 Relatives (7 folders) 1932-1970 Resolutions to Limit Federal Income (4 folders) 1951 Tax Rockefeller, Winthrop 1964-1965 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1932-1944 Rotary Club 1941-1968 Russum, Bennie P. (3 folders) 1946-1961 "Sacred Cow Goes Dry" 1961 Schlieder (Edward G.) Educational Foundation 1961-1969 [See also Stars in Their Eyes: Schlieder (Edward G.) Educational Foundation] Scott, Lon 1951-1966 Screens 1939-1968 Seal, Leo 1943-1965 Sensing, Thurman (Southern States Industrial Council) 1958-1959 "Shu" 1947-1948 Sigma Delta Chi 1942 Sillers, Walter 1939 Smitley, Robert L. (11 folders) 1944-1970 [See also "Polybius" and "Welfare States"] Social Security 1969-1971 Society for Individual Freedom (2 folders) 1944-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Arkansas 1965-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Arkansas 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Florida 1968

Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Louisiana 1966 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Mississippi 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Oklahoma 1966 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: South Carolina 1967 Sons of the South (Book): Banks: Texas 1966 Sons of the South (Book): Brewer, Albert P. (Governor of Alabama) 1968-1970 Sons of the South (Book): Characters (3 folders) 1959-1961 Sons of the South (Book): Comment (6 folders) 1961-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Contacts 1965-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Cook, Donald E. (John C. Winston Company) 1959-1960 Sons of the South (Book): Florida 1970 Sons of the South (Book): Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. (2 folders) 1960-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Johnson City PTA Council 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Kimbrough, Hunter S. 1968 [See also Kimbrough, Hunter S.] Sons of the South (Book): Kingsport Press (3 folders) 1967-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Louisiana 1967-1970 Sons of the South (Book): Lutz, Parke H. (John C. Winston Company) 1959-1967 (5 folders) [See also Lutz, Parke H.] Sons of the South (Book): McManus, Maureen (Holt, Rinehart, and 1960-1961 Winston, Inc.) Sons of the South (Book): Maddox, Lester (Governor of Georgia) 1967-1970 (3 folders

Sons of the South (Book): Middleton, Troy 1967-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Miscellaneous (3 folders) 1960-1971 Sons of the South (Book): Mississippi 1968-1970 Sons of the South (Book): Mississippi State University 1968 Sons of the South (Book): Royalty Records 1961-1966 Sons of the South (Book): Shipp, John S., Jr. (John C. Winston Company) 1959-1962 Sons of the South (Book): Shourds, Dalton 1959-1960 Sons of the South (Book): Source Contacts (7 folders) 1955-1964 Sons of the South (Book): South Carolina 1970 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: Alabama 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: General 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: Louisiana 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: Maryland 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: Mississippi 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Department: North Carolina 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Education Departments: Texas 1968 Sons of the South (Book): State Line Productions 1965-1969 (Alex McKeigney) (2 folders) Sons of the South (Book): Sunday Newspaper Features: Billing 1964-1965 Sons of the South (Book): Synon, John J. (Patrick Henry Press, Inc.) 1968-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Tennessee 1968-1970 Sons of the South (Book): Thatcher, George 1967 Sons of the South (Book): Tovell, Arnold C. (Holt, Rinehart 1960-1963 & Winston, Inc.) (3 folders)

Sons of the South (Book): Trand Advertising Company 1967 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Alabama 1966-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Arkansas 1965-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Florida 1965-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Georgia 1966-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Kentucky 1969 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Louisiana 1965-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Mississippi 1965-1969 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: North Carolina 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Oklahoma 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: South Carolina 1967 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Texas (2 folders) 1963-1968 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Virginia 1966-1967 Sons of the South (Book): Utilities: Washington, D. C. 1966 Sons of the South (Book): Virginia 1969 "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Feature): Greenville News, Greenville, S. C. 1964-1965 "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Feature): Mobile Press Register, 1964 Mobile, Alabama "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Feature): Times-Picayune, 1964-1965 New Orleans, Louisiana "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Feature): Winston County 1964 Journal, Louisville, Mississippi "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Series): Commercial Appeal, 1964 Danville, Virginia

"Sons of the South" (Newspaper Series): Farmville Herald, 1964 Farmville, Virginia "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Series): Forms n.d. "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Series): Miscellaneous (3 folders) 1964-1965 South Africa 1963 "South America Here and There" 1955-1958 "South Betrayed" 1944 Sovereign States, Incorporated: n.d. Speeches (61 folders) 1939-1970 Speeches: Associated Clubs (Benjamin Franklin) (3 folders) 1959-1970 Speeches: Cancelled or Declined (3 folders) 1968-1971 Speeches: Comment 1968 Speeches: Excerpts from Letters 1950-1965 Speeches: "The Unconstitutionality of the Constitution, 1955-1959 or the Burning Issue," Mississippi Bar Association, June 1955 Speeches Made (62 folders) 1944-1970 Spence, Paulsen 1960-1961 "Spinning a Web or the Russian Formula" 1962-1964 Starrett, Everett (2 folders) 1956-1968 Stars In Their Eyes: Comment (9 folders) 1953-1966 Stars In Their Eyes: Commercial Printers (2 folders) 1953-1968 Stars In Their Eyes: Contacts with Editors (3 folders) 1950-1968 Stars In Their Eyes: Distribution (7 folders) 1953-1967 Stars In Their Eyes: Drumm, Streuby 1953

Stars In Their Eyes: Expenses and Quantity Sales 1953-1956 Stars In Their Eyes: Inquiries (2 folders) 1953-1966 Stars In Their Eyes: Kingsport Press (2 folders) 1948-1959 Stars In Their Eyes: Miscellaneous 1942-1943 Stars In Their Eyes: Naar, Constance Joan (4 folders) 1940-1958 Stars In Their Eyes: Photographs (5 folders) 1953 Stars In Their Eyes: Promotion (5 folders) 1953-1956 Stars In Their Eyes: Richards, E. V. (5 folders) 1953-1963 Stars In Their Eyes: Schlieder(Edward G.) Educational Foundation (2 folders) 1953-1954 [See also Schlieder (Edward G.) Educational Foundation] Stars In Their Eyes: Sources and Inquiries (7 folders) 1942-1953 Stennis, John C. 1931-1959, 1970 Stewart, Norton 1941-1945 Stewart, W. T. 1944-1946 Stone, A. H. 1938-1955 Stribling, S. H. 1929-1933 Sudwischer, Herbert 1954 Sullens, Fred 1937 Syndicates 1956-1967 Taxes 1927-1953 Taxpayer's League of Harrison County 1955-1958 "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series) (5 folders) 1942-1945 Thomas, Wilmer, Jr. 1968

University of Mississippi 1931-1933 Vernon, Matt 1969 Wage and Hour Laws (2 folders) 1945-1946 Wallace, George C. (Governor of Alabama) (2 folders) 1964-1968 Wall Street Journal 1968 Wang, Gung-Hsing 1943-1944 "Welfare States and Their Influence and Effect Upon the Peoples 1953-1957 of the World" by Robert L. Smitley (2 folders) [See also Smitley, Robert L.] West Indies 1954 White, Hugh L. 1936-1951 White, Opal Turner 1966 The White House (Hotel), Biloxi, Mississippi 1941-1944 Whitten, Jamie L. 1953 Williams, John Bell 1956-1970 Williams, Walter/Press Congress of the World 1925-1959 Williamson, George 1946-1956 Winter, William 1967 "Wit and Wisdom" Syndicated Column: Subscribers (4 folders) 1958-1971 Woods, Sam 1949-1953 The World Is Mine: Coe, Jacques 1952-1958 [See also Coe, Jacques] The World Is Mine: Comment (10 folders) 1954-1967 The World Is Mine: Fleet Publishing Corporation: Brown, Richard H. 1957-1959 (6 folders)

The World Is Mine: Fleet Publishing Corporation: Miscellaneous (2 folders) 1958-1970 The World Is Mine: General Features Corporation and Fleet Corporation: 1957-1965 Little, George The World Is Mine: Miscellaneous 1957-1962 The World Is Mine: Neil, Humphrey B. 1954-1958 The World Is Mine: Title Selection 1957-1958 The World Is Mine: Whitlock, John W. 1957-1958 Wright, Fielding L. 1955-1956 Zetzmann, William G. 1958 Series 2. Manuscripts by Clayton Rand A. Manuscripts: Folders "About Women" "Alabama Sesquicentennial" American Party "Armistice" "At Last - And Not Too Late" "The Bloom Off the Boom" "Cabeza de Vaca" "Cattle Ticks and Politics" or "Milk and Money" "Civic Responsibility" "Cogitations" "Cold Turkey"

"Commemorating Peace" "Communism Debunked" Conner, Mike "Conscience and Constipation: A Timely Treatise on Truth" "Crossroads Scribe": Outline and Suggestion "A Democratic Caucus" [States' Rights Movement] "Eden to the End" "Family" "Famous Baths from Rome to Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas" "A Few of the Men Who Have Stood Alone in History" "The Free and the Brave" "Friend-Ships" "Getting Our Second Wind" "The Good Dealer" "The Great American Ideal" "The Great Charter and the Great Society" "Gulfport, Mississippi" Gulfport Slogans Hancock Bank: Advertisements, Other (12 folders) "The High Cost of Socialism" How Red Is Crimson Hurricane Camille Ink on My Hands: Miscellaneous

Ink on My Hands: Typescript (Chapter I- IV): Final Carbon (8 folders) Ink on My Hands: Typescript (Chapter I - III): Preliminary (8 folders) Ink on My Hands: Typescript (Miscellaneous revised copies - not complete) (3 folders) Ink on My Hands: Typescript (Preface, Foreword, Contents, Chapter I - IV): Original (8 folders) "Inklings" "Is London Bridge Falling Down? Observations and Conclusions on a European Tour, August - September 1949" "Is the Country Going to Hell?" "It's Nearer Than You Think - How Dealism Subverts the Republic into a Socio-Democratic State" "It's Nearer Than We Think: Some Observations and Opinions on Two Summers in Europe" "Jeremiah Lamented: Scripture's Most Pessimistic Prophet" Legier, John "Leo W. Seal" Miscellaneous (11 folders) Miscellaneous: Rejected Copy "Mississippi Gulf Coast" Mississippi Power Company: Advertisements, Articles, Other (4 folders) "Moses and the Burning Bush" National American Bank of New Orleans: Annual Reports, Other (2 folders) Nation's Business: "A Sales Manual" and Miscellaneous (2 folders) "The New Deal and Diocletian" "New Orleans Public Service, Inc."

Nixon, Richard M. "One Nation Under God" by Clayton Rand and Thomas P. Brady (4 folders) "The Peaceful Invasion of the States by Federal Purchase" or "Liquidation of the States by

Federal Purchase," (National Forest Reservation Commission) "A Peek at the Future" "A Political Analysis" "Politics and Economics" Public Education in New Orleans Public Education in New Orleans: Proposal to Grand Consistency of Louisiana from Rand-

Thatcher Advertising Consultants "Public Education 1953," written for Thomas B. McIntosh, Grand Consistency of Louisiana Punch-Line Quotations "Racket and Remedy: The Damage Suit Situation in Mississippi and a Suggested Solution, An Appeal to the Bar of Public Opinion" "Recording for Columbia" "Red Tide" "The Religion of Work" "Salesmanship" "September Speech" Sons of the South: Galley Proofs (4 folders) Sons of the South: Prospectus Sons of the South: Typescript: Afterword Sons of the South: Typescript: Arrangement of Contents Sons of the South: Typescript (pp. 1-71): Author's Proof (5 folders) Sons of the South: Typescript (Carbon Copy)

Sons of the South: Typescript: Lester Maddox (Governor of Georgia) - Sovereign State (Manuscripts for Georgia Education) "The Soul of a City" "The Soul of America" (Charles Lindbergh) "Sounding Boards" Speeches (4 folders) Speeches: Chronological File: SEE SEPARATE LIST "Spinning A Web" or "The Russian Formula: Socialism and Electricity in the USSR and the USA" "Spizzerinktum: Wit, Satire and Sentiment" (2 folders) Stars in Their Eves: Prospectus Stars in Their Eyes: Typescript (pp. 1-83): Revised (5 folders) Stars in Their Eyes: Typescript (pp. 1-226): Author's Second Proof "The Story of Ch'n-Shih-Wong, China's First and Last Experience of Totalitarian Rule" "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Aime - Aviles) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Barksdale - Bienville) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Bixby - Boyd, David) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Boyd, Thomas –

Butler) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Cable - Canonge) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Carondelet - Chisholm) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Chouteau - Claiborne, J. F. H.) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Claiborne, William - Colcord)

"They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Collens - Crockett) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Dale) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Davie - Dinwiddie) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Dix - Dunbar) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Eads - Estebanico) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Farrar - Faulkner) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Ferguson - Flagler) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Foote - Foster) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Galloway - Godchaux) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Gorgas - Gottschalk) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Grady - Hearn) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Holmes, Daniel - Houston) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Hughes - Hull) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (d'Iberville - Jackson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Johnston - Kirby-

Smith) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Lafitte - Lee) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Leflore - Long,

Crawford) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Long, Huey - Lowry) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (McDonogh - Magruder)

"They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Malone - Marschalk) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Martin - Menken) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Mercier - Millsaps) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Miro- Mouton) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Narvaez –

Nicholson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Opathleyahola - Parker) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Paterson - Poindexter) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Polk - Poydras) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Prentiss - Pushmataha) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Quitman - Rogers) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Roman - Roxas) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (de St. Denis - Sequoyah) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Sevier - Soule) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Stanley - Stuart) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Taylor - Tulane) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (de Ulloa - Villere) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Walker - White) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Wilde - Wisner) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Research Material (Wright - Yerger) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Aime - Allen)

"They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Ancestors - Audubon) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Austin - de Aviles) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Barksdale - Benjamin) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Bibb - Bixby) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Blanchard - Bowie) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series : Characters: Typescript (Boyd - Bragg) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript: (Breckinridge - Butler) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript: (Cable - Calhoun) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Canonge - Chisholm) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Chouteau - Claiborne) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Clarke - Cleburne) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Cobb - Collens) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Conway - Cullinan) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Dale - Derbigny) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Dimitry - Dix) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Dowler - Dunbar) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescripts (Eads - Elliott) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Edison - Foreword) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Forrest - Foster) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Fortier - Farrar) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Galloway - de Galvez) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Garland - Godchaux) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Goodnight - Gorgas)

"They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Gorrie - Gwin) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Hampton - Harris) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Harris - Hearn) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Hobson - Holmes) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Houston - Humphreys) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (d'Iberville - Jackson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Jefferson - Johnson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Johnston - Jones) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Kendall - Kirby-Smith) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Lafitte - Law) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Lee - DeLemos) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Lincoln - Lowry) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Livingston - Longstreet) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (McDonogh - McLaurin) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Madison - Marigny) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Marschalk - Martin) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Mason - Maury) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Menken - Millsaps) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Miro - Money) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Monroe - Mouton) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Narvaez - Nicholson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series : Characters: Typescript (Oglethorpe - Osceola) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Page - Parker)

"They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Paterson - Poindexter) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Polk - Poydras) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Prentiss - Quitman) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Randolph - Robinson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Rogers - Ross) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Rouguette - Russell) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (St. Denis - Semmes, Raphael) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Semmes, Thomas J. - Sharkey) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Shelby - Slidell) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Smith - Souchon) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Soule - Stone) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Stuart, Charles - Stuart,

Ruth) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Taylor - Thompson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Tillman - Toombs) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Touro - Tyler) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (de Ulloa - de Vaca) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Vance - Vaudreuil) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Walker - Washington) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Washington - Wheeler) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (White - Wilson) "They Built the South" (Newspaper Series): Characters: Typescript (Woodruff - Yerger) "Three Wise Men and Woodrow Wilson"

"To Patriotic Republicans: by Clayton Rand, An Unreconstructed Democrat" "What's Eating on Us?" (Dixiecrats) "Wit and Wisdom" The World Is Mine: Miscellaneous The World Is Mine: Typescript (pp. 1-72): Final (4 folders) The World Is Mine: Typescript (pp. 1-70): Revised (5 folders) B. Speeches: Date Title/Audience/Location 9/8/24 Remarks, Philadelphia School Opening, Philadelphia, Mississippi 6/4/25 Response, Mississippi Press Association Meeting, Biloxi, Mississippi 11/18/26 "The Greater Biloxi," Woman's Club Banquet, Biloxi, Mississippi 2/23/27 "Dreamer and Builder," Inauguration, Red Wood Line, Gulfport, Mississippi 8/19/27 "Woman-Power," Exchange Club's Ladies' Night, Gulfport, Mississippi 11/21/27 "Woman-Power," or "The Hand That Rules the Cradle Rocks the World," Business and Professional Women's Club, Jackson, Mississippi 6/5/28 "Thunder and Lightning," National Electric Light Association, Public Relations Section, Atlantic City, New Jersey 12/1/28 "The Hi-Soul and the Low Soul," Hi-Y Conference, Philadelphia, Mississippi 5/5/30- "Pass-Keys to Printing and Publishing Profits," Journalism Week 5/10/30 5/21/30 "The Philosophy of Banking," Arkansas State Bankers Convention, Little Rock, Arkansas 1/25/31 "Scouting," New Orleans Scouts Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana 4/16/31 Remarks, Mississippi Federation of Women's Clubs, Fine Arts Dinner Meeting, Gulfport, Mississippi

5/5/31 Address, 18th District of Rotary International, Gulfport, Mississippi 6/8/31 "The Call To Service," Mississippi A & M College Alumni Address, State College, Mississippi 9/14/31 Graduation Address, Class of Nurses, Kings Daughters Hospital, Gulfport, Mississippi 10/9/31 Remarks, Mississippi A & M College - Alabama Banquet, Meridian, Mississippi 10/20/31 "Salesmanship," Jitney Jungle Convention, Jackson, Mississippi 11/3/31 Address, Manufacturers and Distributors of Automatic Refrigerators, New Orleans, Louisiana 1931 "Fireflies," Mississippi Electric League, Jackson, Mississippi 1/16/32 Remarks, Louisiana Association of Personal Finance Companies, New Orleans, Louisiana 1/21/32 Remarks, Western Fruit Jobbers Association, Roosevelt Hotel 3/22/32 Address, Dedication of bronze tablet, Pass Christian, Mississippi 4/25/32 "The Seventh Object of Rotary," District of Rotary International Convention, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 5/12/32 "The Sixth Object of Rotary," Foreign Students of G. C. M. A., Gulfport Rotary Club, Gulfport, Mississippi 5/13/32 "The Responsibility of the Press," Advertising Club of New Orleans, New Orleans, Louisiana 7/15/32 Remarks, Automatic Refrigeration Salesmen, New Orleans, Louisiana 9/13/32 Kiwanis District Convention, Gulfport, Mississippi 10/5/32 Speech, American Bankers Association, Los Angeles, California 10/25/32 Closing Remarks for After Dinner Speech, Jitney Jungle Banquet, Jackson, Mississippi 11/15/32 After Dinner Speech, Gridiron Banquet, Advertising Club of St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri

1/17/33- Remarks, Mississippi Power Company Group Meetings, 1/24/33 Hattiesburg, Laurel, and Gulfport, Mississippi 1/19/33 "The World Moves," New Orleans Traffic Club, New Orleans, Louisiana 1/21/33 Address, Louisiana Engineering Society, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/4/33 Remarks, 17th District of Rotary International Conference Banquet, Vicksburg, Mississippi 5/5/33 "International Service," 17th District of Rotary International Conference Assembly, Vicksburg, Mississippi 5/15/33 "Rotary and the Victorious Life," 14th District of Rotary International, Lexington, Missouri 11/20/33 Remarks, Jackson Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Meeting, Jackson, Mississippi 1933 Speech, District Governors' Official Visit 1/19/34 "A Paper House's Service to its Printers," Jackson Paper Company, Jackson, Mississippi 2/14/34 Remarks, Joint Meeting of Natchez Service Clubs, Natchez, Mississippi 4/19/34 Concluding Remarks, District Governor's Annual Report, 17th District of Rotary International, Alexandria, Louisiana 8/2/34 Concluding Remarks, Lamar Life Insurance Company, Biloxi, Mississippi 1/17/35- Remarks, Ohio Newspaper Association, Columbus, Ohio; Minnesota Press 1/25/35 Association, St. Paul, Minnesota; Alabama Press Association, Montgomery, Alabama 3/16/35 Address, Commercial Club of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio 7/26/35 Closing Remarks, Mississippi Hotel Association 2/21/36 Remarks, Nebraska Press Association Annual Convention, Grand Island, Nebraska 10/1/36 Speech, Membership Forum, Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce, Cincinnati, Ohio 10/19/36 Remarks, Laundryowners National Association Convention, San Antonio, Texas

11/6/36 Remarks, West Virginia Press Association Luncheon Meeting, University of West Virginia, Morgantown, West Virginia 11/16/36 Partial Remarks, Jackson Chamber of Commerce Annual Membership Meeting, Jackson, Mississippi 11/18/36 Closing Remarks, Southwestern Ice Manufacturers Association, Dallas, Texas 1936 "Notes for Natchez Pilgrimage," Natchez, Mississippi [Written for Governor Hugh White] 2/5/37 "A Common Denominator," or "Where Do We Go From Here?", Ohio Newspaper Association, Columbus, Ohio 4/19/37 Remarks, American Hardware Manufacturers Association and Southern Hardware Jobbers Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/17/37 "Political Columnists," Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, Hot Springs, Arkansas 5/27/37 Remarks, Mississippi Public Health Association, Jackson, Mississippi 5/37 "The Slavery of the Press," State Press Associations in Illinois, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, and Arkansas 6/21/37- Remarks, Advertising Federation of America, New York City, New York 6/23/37 7/37 Annual Address, National Editorial Association Convention, Detroit, Michigan 8/12/37 Remarks, Neshoba County Fair, Philadelphia, Mississippi 9/17/37 Remarks, State Bar of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan 10/25/37 "We Build and We Wreck," Alabama Kiwanis Clubs, Tuscaloosa, Alabama 11/9/37 "Getting Blood Out of a Turnip," Oklahoma Farm Chemurgic Conference, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 11/17/37 "The Great American Idea," Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting, Akron, Ohio 11/18/37 Remarks, U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Conference on Presidential Construction 3/18/38 "Builders," Texas Building and Loan League, Houston, Texas

5/5/38 "Shelling Corn," Chicago Rotary Club, Chicago, Illinois 6/3/38 Remarks, Mississippi Press Association 8/17/38 Remarks, Gulfport Chamber of Commerce Banquet, Gulfport, Mississippi 10/6/38 "Building," Nebraska-Iowa District of Kiwanis, Cedar Rapids, Iowa 10/17/38 "As A Crossroads Scribe Sees It," Convention of the American Institute of Laundering, St. Louis, Missouri 10/31/38 "The Trend Toward Advertising Restrictions," United States Brewers' Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 11/3/38 "Frigid Facts," National Association of Ice Industries Convention, Washington, D. C. 12/2/38 "Crossroads of the Market Place," National Standard Parts Association, Chicago, Illinois 1/27/39 Remarks, Kiwanis Club, Miami, Florida 3/2/39 Speech Notes, Rotary Club, St. Louis, Missouri 3/9/39 Remarks, Chamber of Commerce Banquet for Illinois Central Officials, Gulfport, Mississippi 3/30/39 Remarks, Southeastern Electric Exchange, St. Augustine, Florida 3/31/39 Address, Southeastern Electric Exchange, St. Augustine, Florida 6/20/39 "As A Crossroads Scribe Sees It," Linen Supply Association of America Annual Convention, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 6/21/39 "Through the Eyes of a Crossroads Scribe," Kiwanis International Convention, Boston, Massachusetts 8/9/39 "As A Crossroads Scribe Sees It," Alabama Merchants Association, Birmingham, Alabama 8/21/39 "Insuring One's Peace of Mind," National Liberty Life Insurance Company, Biloxi, Mississippi 9/20/39 Remarks, Young Men's Business Club, New Orleans, Louisiana 1939 "Speech Suggestions for Tour"

3/15/40 Speech Notes, Southwestern Journalism Congress, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 3/26/40 Remarks, Muskegon Employees Association, Muskegon, Michigan 4/21/40 Banquet Remarks, 130th District of Rotary International Meeting, Temple, Texas 8/21/40 "An Indictment," Republican Day Program, Illinois State Fair, Springfield, Illinois 10/4/40 Remarks, St. Louis Chamber of Commerce Sales Managers, St. Louis, Missouri 10/7/40 Remarks, Texas-Oklahoma District of Kiwanis International, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 1/41 "A Peek At The Future," Arkansas 1/41 Speech Notes, Chamber of Commerce, Beaumont, Texas 4/18/41 Speech Notes, Southeastern Hospital Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/12/41 Speech Notes, National Association of Credit Men, New Orleans, Louisiana 6/6/41 Speech Notes, Louisiana Press Association, Houma, Louisiana 1/42 "Willing Hands,'.' Dallas and Beaumont, Texas, and Albuquerque, New Mexico 2/3/42 Speech Notes, New York Credit Men 4/16/42 "New Approaches to Advertising," Southeastern Electric Exchange Utility Executives, Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Mississippi Gulf Coast 5/3/42 Speech Notes, Rotary Conference, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 8/19/42 "Life Insurance in War Time," Liberty National Life Insurance Company Annual Convention, Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Mississippi Gulf Coast 10/42 Remarks, Foremen's Clubs, Battle Creek, Michigan; Toledo and Dayton, Ohio 1942 Speech Notes, Linen Supply Association, French Lick, [Indiana?] 1/11/43 "The Heart of a City," Community Chest and War Chest Rally, New Orleans, Louisiana 3/43 Concluding Remarks, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and Omaha, Nebraska

7/23/43 "The Four Freedoms," Facts, Incorporated, Birmingham, Alabama 10/31/43 Speech, Young Men's Business Club Luncheon, New Orleans, Louisiana 11/16/43 "Is Democracy Doomed?", Oklahoma Savings and Loan League, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 11/22/43- "Can Bureaucracy Be Beaten?", Associated Equipment Distributors 11/23/43 and Delta States Ice Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 2/24/44 "Can Bureaucracy Be Beaten?", Executives' Club, Birmingham, Alabama 5/12/44- "The New Deal and The New Slavery," Alabama Salesmen, Gadsden, Alabama; 6/14/44 Alabama Lions Conference, Birmingham, Alabama; Mississippi Bankers Association, Biloxi, Mississippi; Mississippi Cotton Crushers Association 5/16/44 "Bureaucracy and Bondage," Alabama Lions Convention, Birmingham, Alabama 5/17/44 Address, Mississippi Bankers Association Annual Meeting, Biloxi, Mississippi 8/30/44 "Wooden Ships and Iron Men," Propellers Club, Mobile, AlabamaClayton 12/12/44 "The Revolution Is," Executives' Club, Nashville, Tennessee 4/45-5/45 "Willing Hands" and "What Now?" Rotary Club Speeches, Ruleville and Tupelo, Mississippi, and Memphis, Tennessee 9/19/45 "Atoms and Whatnot," New Orleans Public Service Women Employees, New Orleans, Louisiana 2/22/46 "What Would George Washington Do About It?", Southern Democratic Club, Dallas, Texas 3/27/46 "The International Significance of International House," Zonta Club, San Antonio, Texas 1/13/47 "Dreams and Builders," Mississippi Valley Foreign Trade Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 4/4/47 "Cotton and Its Public," National Cotton Compresses and Warehouses Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 6/27/47 "What Is Going To Happen?", New Orleans Chamber of Commerce Members Council, New Orleans, Louisiana

8/6/47 "Merchandising of a Retail Level," Manufacturers and Wholesale Buyers Market, New Orleans, Louisiana 3/1/48 "I'm A Little Optimistic," Chamber of Commerce, Topeka, Kansas 9/27/48 "Middle South Re-Discovered," Batesville, Arkansas [Written for Edgar Dixon) 9/28/48 "Middle South Believers," Ping Bluff, Arkansas [Written for Edgar Dixon] 10/4/48 Southern Credit Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/5/49 Address, Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia Convention, Daytona Beach, Florida 9/20/49- Banquet Address, Pennsylvania Electric Association Annual Meeting, 9/21/49 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 3/29/51 "The Preservation of the American Way of Life," Executives Club of Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana 4/17/52 "International Trade In Our Cold World War," 7th Mississippi Valley World Trade Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 4/24/53 "These Changing Times," Piedmont Sales Conference, Charlotte, North Carolina 4/29/53 "Prestige and The Press," National Editorial Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 12/10/53 "What of 1954?" New Orleans Chamber of Commerce Members Council, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/31/53 Remarks, Commencement, Gulf Park College, Mississippi Gulf Coast 1/4/55 Remarks, New Orleans Kiwanis Club, New Orleans, Louisiana 6/24/55 "The Unconstitutionality of the Constitution or the Burning Issue," Mississippi State Bar Association Banquet, Biloxi, Mississippi 7/25/55 Remarks, Fielding Wright Rally, Jackson, Mississippi 8/1/55 Television Scripts, Fielding Wright Rally 8/29/55- "Supplementary Remarks on Equalization," Southeastern Conference of Law 9/2/55 Professors, University of Mississippi; West Virginia Chamber of Commerce and West Virginia State Bar Association, White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia

12/6/55 Get Your Faith Lifted," New Orleans Chamber of Commerce Members Council, New Orleans, Louisiana 1/25/56 "The Next Million Years," National Association of Home Builders, Chicago, Illinois 4/30/56 Remarks, Police Jurors of Louisiana, New Orleans, Louisiana 6/29/56 Remarks, Mississippi Municipal Association, Biloxi, Mississippi 9/56-11/56 "Cure for Headaches - Personal and International," Knife and Fork Clubs 4/19/57 Remarks, Mississippi Power and Light Company Foremen, Jackson, Mississippi 5/21/57 "Where Your Ship Comes In," Mississippi Bankers Association, Biloxi, Mississippi 5/27/57 Remarks, Commencement, Gulf Park College, Mississippi Gulf Coast 4/27/58- "The Revolution Is," Congress of Freedom, Kansas City, Kansas; Sons of 5/12/58 the American Revolution, Biloxi, Mississippi 6/23/58 Appreciation Dinner Honoring Dr. Felix Joel Underwood 9/11/58 "Oil and Water," Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association, Biloxi, Mississippi 9/25/58 "Notes on Integration" 2/27/59 Remarks, Chamber of Commerce Industrial Dinner, Columbus, Mississippi 3/17/59 Remarks, Irish Society of Memphis, Saint Patrick's Day Dinner, Memphis, Tennessee 4/7/59 Texas Legislature Biennial Banquet, Austin, Texas 5/28/59 "A Dollar or a Dime," Rice Millers' Association, Biloxi, Mississippi 6/17/59 "Publishers Take Themselves Too Seriously," International Circulation Managers' Association, New Orleans, Louisiana 2/60 Excerpts, "The Shape of Things To Come" 4/11/60 "Freedom Rally," Houston, Texas; "The South Arises," Gulfport, Mississippi 9/21/60 "The Flies in the Ointment," Federal Wholesale Druggists, White Sulphur

Springs, West Virginia 10/6/61 "Face the Future," Executives' Dinner Club of Dallas Panel, Dallas, Texas Fall 1961 Notes, "Handwriting on the Wall" 2/1/62 Remarks, Southeastern Conference Annual Meeting, Jackson, Mississippi 3/31/62 "Automatic Vending Machines," National Automatic Merchandising Association Regional Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana 5/11/62 Remarks, Gulf Institute of Consulting Engineers, New Orleans, Louisiana 8/24/62 "The Word," District Rotary Institute, Gulfport, Mississippi 9/18/62 "Jack and the Beanstalk," Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association Annual Convention, Miami Beach, Florida 12/1/62 Remarks, Louisiana Women for Constitutional Government, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 1/30/63 "The Mississippi Garden Seminar," Garden Clubs of Mississippi, Jackson, Mississippi 4/2/63 "Boll Weevils and Bureaucrats, 'Texas Cotton Ginners Association, Dallas, Texas 6/12/63 Remarks, Savings Banks Association of Massachusetts, Boston, Massachusetts 6/23/63- "The Breeds of Men," Alpha Omicron Pi, Biloxi, Mississippi; Mississippi 6/24/63 Parents-Teachers Association, Gulfport, Mississippi 8/12/63 Biloxi Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Meeting, Biloxi, Mississippi 10/15/63 "Joseph The Dreamer," Gulfport Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, Gulfport, Mississippi 10/16/63 Remarks, Paper Industry Management Association, Mississippi Gulf Coast 10/24/63 "Joseph The Dreamer," Junior Bankers Association of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota 12/6/63 "And It Came To Pass," Dedication of Gulfport Air Terminal, Gulfport, Mississippi 12/7/63 "Lawyers I Have Known - Probate and Reprobate," Annual Mississippi Law Institute, Jackson, Mississippi

1/4/64 Tri-State Kiwanis Conference, Jackson, Mississippi 1/15/64 Remarks, Kick-Off Luncheon 4/11/64 "Joseph The Dreamer," Independent Bankers Association Annual Convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota 4/17/64 "Memories and Dreams," Walker Engineering Laboratories, Dedication Address, Mississippi State College, State College, Mississippi 4/27/64 Mississippi Register Dedication, Pascagoula, Mississippi 5/13/64 Harrison County Seaway Commission - Visiting Industrialists, Broadwater Beach Hotel, Mississippi Gulf Coast 5/30/64 Remarks, Southeastern Louisiana College, Commencement, Hammond, Louisiana 6/19/64 Better Business Bureau Annual Dinner, Birmingham, Alabama 1/14/65 "Why Pick On Mississippi," Mississippi Industrial and Agricultural Board Banquet, Gulfport, Mississippi 3/4/65- "The Great American Ideal," Texas State Teachers Association, El Paso, Texas 3/5/65 6/25/65 "Explosive, Exciting Times," Mississippi State Bar Association Annual Meeting 10/5/65 Remarks, Rankin County Chamber of Commerce, Brandon, Mississippi 6/10/66 Notes, Centennial of the Mississippi Press Association 10/20/66 "Five Loaves and Two Fishes," Southeastern States Plant Food Institute 9/18/67 "The Second American Revolution," Southern Farm Implement Manufacturers, Sea Island, Georgia 1/16/68 "Volcanic Times," South Nevada Knife and Fork Club, Las Vegas, Nevada 2/14/68 "This Is The Time" 7/26/68 Remarks, Southern States Apprenticeship Conference, Birmingham, Alabama 9/24/68 "Will the South Rise Again?", Circulation Managers of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, Biloxi, Mississippi

11/21/68 "Agriculture - Space Age Style," Bankers-Farmers Gathering, Springfield, Missouri 11/23/68 "The Integration of the Son of God," Citizens Council Annual Meeting, Jackson, Mississippi 1/9/69 Remarks, Rotary Club, Gulfport, Mississippi 6/5/70 "Introducing Turner Catledge," Mississippi Press Association Series 3. Manuscripts Not Written by Clayton Rand Folders Articles and Introductions Concerning Clayton Rand Miscellaneous (4 folders) Poetry Series 4. Printed Material Most of the items on this list are brochures written by Rand; many were printed for banks, utilities, and other businesses to mail as inserts with monthly statements. Title Aladdin and His Lamp All That Glisters Is Not Gold Alumni Oration, in The Mississippi A. and M. Alumnus, June 1922 Artificial As Far Apart As The Poles At 42 I Confess Atlas - God of Labor Bald Man and the Fly

The Banking Fraternity Banking On A Balance Banking's Spiritual Strength Before They're Hatched Believing In Our Own - Hills, Delta, Coast Beware Lest You Lose The Substance By Grasping at the Shadow Beware of Overloading The Bilbo Fiasco and Mississippi A Bird In The Hand Bolder Facts Building A City Buying Savings Cattle Ticks and Politics City of Destiny Clayton Rand (Promotional Material) (2 folders) Coast Chevrolet Company The Cock and the Pearl Code of Conduct Cold Blooded Community Responsibility Contrasting 1918/1928 A Co-operative Corporation Co-operative Responsibility

Counting Your Chickens Courtesy Credit, Confidence, Faith, and the Golden Rule Crib and Smoke House Crossroads Scribe David and Goliath Declaration of Faith (Sovereign States) Dodge Kimbrough The Dog in the Manger Doubling One's Self Do You Find Saving Difficult? Dreamer and Builder Drinking Up a River Economic Energizer Edward G. Schlieder: Business Man - Benefactor Electra - Goddess of Light Every Man Should Keep A Reserve The Evidence of a Dream Come True Example Before Precept A Factory On Every Farm Fair-Weather Friend The Faithful Steward Famous Baths From Rome To the Arlington

Fettered Floods Fifty Years Young: The Dixie Press Figures Are Not Always Facts Fingers Of Steel Flirting With Financial Folly The Fly and the Ant Foresight The Fortunate and the Foolish The Fox and the Grapes The Frog and the Ox Fruitless Years Goose with the Golden Eggs The Great Society and the Great Charter The Great Venture Guaranteed - Sound Finance, Confidence, Stability, and Goodwill Gulfport, Mississippi - Where Your Ship Comes In Habit The Habit of Saving Happy New Year Has A Corporation A Soul? Healthy, Wealthy, and Wise The Heathen Chinee Helping You Help Yourself

Hercules and the Wagoner Hercules - God of Power Here and There Horse Sense The Hotel Markham Roof The Hotel Nivoli The Hundredth Man In the Laps of the Gods: National Recovery vs. The Square Deal The Inevitable Ink On My Hands Insure Your Insurance Is The Ice Business Cold-Blooded? Jefferson Davis John Legier Kennedy and the Keynesians or How Red Is Crimson? The Key To Prosperity Let George Do It Let Well Enough Alone Let's Build Our Own! Lifting The Yoke Light In The East Lion and the Dolphin The Lion and the Mouse

The Lion's Share Little by Little Does The Trick The Little Thing In Hand Louisiana L. Q. C. Lamar Man-Power Many Hands Make Light Work The March of Events Men of Foresight Men of Spine in Mississippi Mercury - God of Speed Mexico by Dorothy Dix Milk and Money The Milky Way Mississippi Mississippi Builds Mississippi's Buried Treasure Mississippi's New Challenge Mississippi's Share Money To Lend Money Trees Moses and the Burning Bush

The Moth and the Flame The Mountain In Labor Much Outcry - Little Outcome Muscle Shoals and Marketing National American Bank National American Bank of New Orleans Reports to Stockholders and Statements of Condition, 1944-1959 (6 folders) Neptune - God of the Sea The New Deal and Diocletian The New Deal and the New Slavery The New Industrial Ideal The Newer Factor 1953 Greetings No Miracle Man Nose to the Grindstone Not Gold An Old Parable On Saving Money On the Horizon The One-Eyed Doe Our Better World Our New Crop Our Priceless Asset

Parting The Curtain Peacemakers vs. Pacemakers on the New Frontier Peace and Plenty Peace and Prosperity Peace and Security Personal Contact The Place of the Hot Water Please Everybody - Please Nobody Political Columnists in Southern Newspaper Publishers' Association Bulletin, No. 732 The Port of Gulfport Prepare for Necessity Pride Goes Before A Fall The Prodigal Son The Profitable Account Promotional Material Concerning Clayton Rand's Speeches Pronounced "Shu" Prosperity Prosperous New Year Protection A Public Trust Quality and Quantity The Rabbit and the Tortoise Red Tide

The Rise of a City Sacred and Priceless Things Sacred Cow Safe Reserves Samuel Houston Save and Succeed Save ... It's the American Way to Success Saving Incentive The Scarlet Letter Security Self Help/Best Help Service Seven Seventeen Slaves Sieur de la Salle A Silver Wedding Siring Prosperity Sons of the South (including book jacket) The Soul That Cannot Save Is Lost South America Here and There Spinning A Web Stars In Their Eyes: Dreamers and Builders Stephen F. Austin

Stewardship and Mississippi The Stewardship of Banking Taxes, Idleness, Pride and Folly Their Birthright They Prophesy Things Must Mend Think Before You Act Three Faithful Friends Tony the Fish Peddler or A Son of the Beach To Start Sales Blooming To the Winds Twenty-Seventh Birthday of an American Banker Two Estates Understanding United We Stand Unto Everyone That Hath... Variety - The Spice of Prosperity Venus: Goddess of Beauty Welcome to the Mississippi Gulf Coast We Reap What Is A Bank? What Is Service? What Will Be His Heritage?

White-House Keeping and Herbert Hoover Whitney National Bank of New Orleans Who Is My Neighbor? Willing The Future Will the South Rise Again? Wit and Wisdom by Clayton Rand The Wolf and the Lamb Woman Power Wooden Ships and Iron Men Words With Wings Working Out The World Is Mine The World's First Genius Yielding to All The Yoke or the Axe The Young Thief Series 5. Clippings Folders Dates Adams Rifles [ca. 1860s] Bilbo, Theodore 1939 Bill of Rights (Times-Picayune Series) 1970 Civil Rights Movement/Race Relations 1963-1966 Harrison County Causeway 1954

"Here and There" (Newspaper Column) 1949-1953 Hurricane Camille 1969-1970 Ink on My Hands 1940-1941 Kennedy, John F. 1961-1963 Men of Spine in Mississippi 1940 "Mississippi - Sovereign State"/ Civil War Centennial 1959-1960 National American Bank of New Orleans 1954 Rand, Clayton: Articles About: General (27 folders) 1928-1968, n.d. Rand, Clayton: Articles About: Scrapbook 1927-1934 Rand, Clayton: Articles By: General 1950-1964 Rand, Clayton: Articles By: National Printer-Journalist 1932-1933 Rural Electrification Administration/ Utility Companies 1957-1964 Seal, Leo 1943-1947 Sons of the South (Book) 1960-1961 "Sons of the South" (Newspaper Column) 1964-1965 South American Trip 1955-1956 Stars in Their Eyes 1953-1958 "Wit and Wisdom": General 1968-1970 "Wit and Wisdom": Hurricane Camille 1969 The World Is Mine 1958-1960

Series 6. Financial Records

General Folders Dates Advertising Bills: Hancock Bank 1968-1971 Advertising Bills: Miscellaneous 1960-1970 Advertising Bills: Mississippi Power Company 1968-1971 Contract/Proposal 1948, n.d. Medical Expenses (2 folders) 1950-1971 Miscellaneous (5 folders) 1938-1971 Neshoba County: Invoices and Receipts 1940-1958 [See also Correspondence] Neshoba County: Deeds [Stored in Box 33] 1919-1936 Oil and Gas Leases: Correspondence and Contracts 1963-1970 Oil and Gas Leases: Statements and Check Stubs (2 folders) 1963-1971

Ledgers Description of Ledger Dates Alphabetical 1960-1962 General 1942-1945 General 1946-1952 General 1953-1958 General 1959-1964 Newspapers 1953 Newspapers 1954-1955

Newspapers 1956-1957 Newspapers 1958-1961

Tax Records

Folders Dates Tax Records (1933) 1933 Tax Records (1934) 1934 Tax Records (1935) 1935 Tax Records (1936) 1935-36 Tax Records (1937) 1936-37 Tax Records (1938) 1938 Tax Records (1939) 1939 Tax Records (1940) 1940 Tax Records (1941) 1941 Tax Records (1942) 1942 Tax Records (1943) 1943 Tax Records (1944) 1944 Tax Records (1945) 1945 Tax Records (1946) 1946 Tax Records (1947) 1947 Tax Records (1948) 1948-49 Tax Records (1949) 1948-49 Tax Records (1950) 1950 Tax Records (1951) 1950-51

Tax Records (1952) 1952 Tax Records (1953) 1951-53 Tax Records (1954) 1954 Tax Records (1955) 1955 Tax Records (1956) 1956 Tax Records (1957) 1957-1958 Tax Records (1958) 1958 Tax Records (1959) 1959 Tax Records (1960) 1960 Tax Records (1961) 1961 Tax Records (1962) 1961-1963 Tax Records (1963) 1963-1964 Tax Records (1964) 1962-1964 Tax Records (1965) 1965 Tax Records (1966) 1965-1966 Tax Records (1967) 1967 Tax Records (1968) 1967-1968 Tax Records (1969) 1969-1970 Tax Returns (1940-1945) 1940-1945 Tax Returns (1946-1949) 1946-1949 Tax Returns (1950-1955) 1950-1955

Series 7. Miscellaneous Folders Dates Biographical Information Concerning Clayton Rand n.d. Smitley (Robert L.) Newsletters: "Occasionally" 1950-1951 [Stored in Box 33] Speech Schedules of Clayton Rand 1947-1967 Series 8. Research Material Folders Dates Electricity Cooperatives 1962-1966 Gulfport, Mississippi 1945-1947 Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation [1945] Meek Family n.d. Miscellaneous 1923-1963 "Negro Jokes" 1939 Public Education in New Orleans (Grand Consistency of 1953-1954

Louisiana and Rand-Thatcher Advertising Consultants) [See also Correspondence and Manuscripts] Series 9. Photographs Box 32 Folders Dixie Guide (January 1966 - December 1966) Appollonius Barthe, Richard Book Publicity Photographs: Stars In Their Eyes and Sons of the South

Clayton Rand: Alone (3 folders) Clayton Rand: With Various People (3 folders) Clayton Rand: Young Man Dixie Guide (7 folders) Dixie Guide: Hancock Bank and Biography Golf Book Gulf Park College Hospitality Bowl Hurricane Camille (4 folders) Keesler News (November 1964) Louisiana Loyola University: Boswell Institute Miscellaneous (7 folders) Miscellaneous Air Force Negatives Princess White Cloud Rand Family Portrait Stars In Their Eyes Stars In Their Eyes: "Colors": Transparencies Stars In Their Eyes: Schlieder Educational Foundations Stewart, Martha J. Struthers Wells The World Is Mine The World Is Mine: Smitley, Robert L.

Series 10. Mats/Artwork Box 33 Mats, artwork and layouts for items in Series 4. Printed Materials.