Title: Wisconsin Governor Walter S. Goodland Records
Inclusive Dates: 1878-1974
Bulk Dates: (bulk 1938-1947)

Creator:

• Wisconsin. Governor (1943-1947: Goodland)

Call Number: Series 2; Disc 57A; PH 4557-PH 4558

Quantity: 27.6 cubic feet (67 archives boxes, 1 flat box, and 1 oversize folder), 2 reels of microfilm (35 mm), 1 disc recording, and 39 photographs (1 archives box, 1 folder, and 1 oversize folder)

Repository:

Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections

Archival Locations:

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Wisconsin Historical Society (Map)

Abstract:

Records, mainly 1938-1947, of the Walter S. Goodland administration (1943-1947), including indexed official correspondence, press releases and scrapbooks (some on microfilm only); proclamations; bulletins; memoranda; invitations; appointments; files relating to the World War II Wisconsin homefront and communications with state agencies such as the Aeronautics Commission, the Deep Waterways Commission, the Veterans Recognition Board, and the Wisconsin Council of Defense and with federal agencies such as the Office of Civilian Defense, the Office of Defense Transportation, the Office of Price Administration, the War Production Board, the War Manpower Commission, and the War Department. Well documented administrative topics include the Allis-Chalmers strike, Bangs Disease, the Battleship Wisconsin , deer hunting, gambling, the Gentile League, highway funding, the Integrated Bar Bill, lake pollution, legislative and elective politics, the Mississippi Water Use Council, old age pensions, postwar conversion, rationing and rent control, school consolidation, taxes, veterans' problems, and the Womens Army Corps. Personal material included with the official papers consists of pre-gubernatorial family correspondence; microfilmed newspaper columns written by Goodland for the Racine Times-Call (1922-1932) some of which concern his years in the Wisconsin legislature; correspondence, speeches and press releases as lieutenant governor (1939-1943); personal and family correspondence dating from his years as governor including extensive exchanges with William J. Campbell, Martin J. Gillen, George M. Sheldon, and the Goodland family; an unpublished biography (ca. 1974) by Goodland's granddaughter, Dorothy Hackler; and an unpublished Goodland family genealogy. There are scattered letters from correspondents prominent in Wisconsin and in national politics and other areas such as William J. P. Aberg, A.W. Bayley, J. Henry Bennett, Fred Bassett Blair, David Bogue, John L. Bohn, Chester Bowles, John Bricker, H.C. Brockel, Herbert Brownell, Jr., William George Bruce, Gustave Buchen, James Byrnes, John Byrnes, John Callahan, John B. Chapple, Noble Clark, Thomas Coleman, R.S. Cowie, Leo T. Crowley, Thomas E. Dewey, John E. Dickinson, LaVern R. Dilweg, Edgar G. Doudna, C.A. Dykstra, William T. Evjue, H.J. Fitzgerald, John E. Fitzgibbon, E.B. Fred. William A. Freehoff, August Frey, Bernhard Gettelman, John Goodland, Frank Graass, Howard T. Greene, George A. Haberman, Charles A. Halbert, Julius P. Heil, Daniel Hoan, Kenneth Hones, Merlin Hull, Harold Ickes, Adolph Kanneberg, Frank B. Keefe, D.J. Kenny, Robert S. Kerr, James J. Kerwin, Warren P. Knowles, Roy E. Kubista, and A.A. Kuechenmeister. Also Robert M. LaFollette, Jr., James R. Law, Arthur A. Lenroot, Aldo Leopold, B.L. Marcus, John E. Martin, Paul V. McNutt, Jess Miller, Reid F. Murray, Carl N. Neupert, Alvin E. O'Konski, A.J. Opstedal, Cyrus L. Philipp, R.L. Pierce, Milton Polland, Louis Radke, Rudolph M. Schlabach, Frank J. Sensenbrenner, Conrad Shearer, Lawrence H. Smith, Harold E. Stassen, Roy R. Stauff, William H. Stevenson, Arthur F. Stofen, Milo K. Swanton, M.W. Torkelson, Dwight Warner, Thad F. Wasielewski, A.E. Wegner, Lawrence C. Whittet, Alexander Wiley, Wendell Willkie, Voyta Wrabetz, F.M. Young, and Fred R. Zimmerman.

Language: English

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Newspaperman, politician, lawyer, and farmer Walter Samuel Goodland was the oldest and one of the most controversial, yet beloved man ever to serve as governor of Wisconsin. Goodland was born December 22, 1862 at Sharon where his father, John Goodland (1891-1919), operated a grocery store. After his father moved to Appleton as an agent for the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, Goodland attended the Appleton schools and Lawrence College (1880-1881). For several years thereafter he taught in rural schools near Appleton. In 1874 John Goodland began the study of law, and after his admission to the bar, Walter began to read law in his father's office. In 1886 he was admitted to the bar.

Goodland practiced law in Wakefield, Michigan, also establishing the Wakefield Bulletin in 1887 when he discovered the mining community had no newspaper. Moving to Ironwood, Michigan in 1888, he founded the Ironwood Times, and he served as its editor and publisher until 1895. In 1887 he was appointed postmaster.

In 1899 Goodland returned to Wisconsin. From 1899 to 1900 he was co-publisher of the Beloit Daily News. In 1900 he moved to Racine where he purchased an interest in the Racine Daily Times. In 1902 he became the sole owner and publisher, a position in which he continued until selling out to the Racine Journal-Times in 1932. (In 1915 the paper was renamed the Racine Times-Call).

Although originally a Democrat, Goodland held political office in Racine as a Republican beginning in 1911. From 1911 to 1915 he was mayor of Racine. In 1912 and 1928 he was a delegate to the National Republican Convention. From 1927 to 1934 he was a state senator. Among the reforms that he advocated as a member of the Legislature were the creation of a state budget director and the creation of the three-member highway commission. After retiring from public life Goodland gave his full attention to his farm near Franksville, west of Racine. Then in 1938 at age 76 Goodland returned to electoral politics when he was selected to run in the second spot on a Republican-Democratic coalition ticket that ousted Governor Philip Fox LaFollette.

As lieutenant governor, Goodland was one of the sponsors of the State Division of Departmental Research. In 1940 Goodland was reelected lieutenant governor with little campaigning, but in 1942, Republican regulars selected D.J. Kenny as their endorsed candidate for lieutenant governor. Goodland's popularity with the voters forced Kenny to withdraw his candidacy, and Goodland was renominated in the primary election for a third term as lieutenant governor. Then the voters chose Orland Loomis, a Progressive, as governor in the General Election. When Loomis died on December 7, 1942 before taking office a question arose as to the constitutionality of Lieutenant Governor Goodland's claim to the post. The state supreme court ruled in Goodland's favor, and he took office as acting governor in January 1943. He was subsequently elected to the governorship in his own right in 1944 and 1946. Goodland's victory in 1946 was achieved in spite of the Republican Party's endorsement of D.J. Kenny.

Goodland's honesty and political independence were the source of both his controversial reputation among Republican Party leaders and his popularity with voters. During his first administration he tangled with the Republican-controlled legislature over finances, lobbying, and various wartime measures. The legislature overrode seventeen of Goodland's vetoes in 24 hours, setting an all-time record of legislative defiance. Although their relationship was less strident, Goodland also differed with the 1945 legislature over gambling, state finances, and the regulation of lobbyists.

Goodland died in office on March 12, 1947. Goodland's first wife, Christina Lewis Goodland, whom he married in 1883, died in 1896; they were the parents of five children (Mary Caroline, John III, Kenneth [d. 1892], Rudyard, and Doris Goodland Roethke). In 1898 he married Annie Mary Lewis (1872-1930), the sister of his first wife; they were the parents of Claris Goodland Kimpel. His third wife was Madge Risney Goodland (1888?-1966), whom he married in 1933. She survived her husband by almost twenty years.

The Goodland Papers are arranged as PERSONAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL PAPERS and GUBERNATORIAL PAPERS.

The PERSONAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL PAPERS consist of pre-gubernatorial correspondence, account books, microfilmed scrapbooks of columns Goodland wrote for the Racine Times-Call, 1922-1932; speeches and press releases as lieutenant governor (1939-1943); personal correspondence from his gubernatorial years; an unpublished biography (ca. 1974) by Goodland's granddaughter, Dorothy Hackler; an unpublished Goodland Family genealogy; memorabilia; and speeches.

The biography by Dorothy Hackler is apparently unpublished. These files include an edited draft (no source documentation is included), research correspondence, and a few miscellaneous original carbons of Goodland correspondence. Mrs. Hackler also donated the unattributed Goodland family history.

The pre-gubernatorial correspondence is quite fragmentary, primarily consisting of letters from his father John Goodland, 1895-1897, then judge of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, about family and professional matters; a letter drafted by Walter Goodland in 1918 about the importance of endorsing a Republican successor to Senator Paul Husting; and a form letter from Harold Ickes opposing Herbert Hoover's Presidential nomination in 1932. Goodland's writings and public speaking are documented in this series by clipping scrapbooks, a 1944 recording, and a few miscellaneous speeches.

Several scrapbooks containing Goodland's weekly newspaper columns “Comments and Criticisms” are available only on microfilm because of their deteriorated condition. A second category of clipping scrapbooks documented two of the legislative sessions in which Goodland served. Of these, the 1927 volume is available only on microfilm, while two deteriorated, but unfilmable volumes for the 1929 session have been retained as paper.

The speeches file includes some miscellaneous, undated items and a recorded political talk dating from 1944. Additional speeches are included in the General Papers within the folders entitled Press Releases and Messages.

Goodland's papers as lieutenant governor consist of a single archives box containing additional speeches and press releases, alphabetically-arranged general correspondence, and a few topical files.

The file labelled as personal is, in fact, true personal correspondence. Included are extensive letters to and from Goodland's children and grandchildren, his brother, and other relatives. A political family, several of the Goodlands were prominent in politics in their communities as well as serving as sources of political information for the Governor. Similar blurring of the line between politics and personal matters is evident in the correspondence filed here with friends/advisers such as newspaperman and Republican leader William Campbell, Tomahawk attorney George M. Sheldon, and internationally-known economist Martin J. Gillen. Other portions of the personal correspondence section document Goodland's personal finances, the operation of his farm, and some aspects of the 1944 and 1946 campaigns.

The official GUBERNATORIAL PAPERS are arranged as General Papers, Appointment Files, Departmental Reports, and War Files. The General Papers (Boxes 4-50) and the War Files (Boxes 63-67), the most important portions of the series, are arranged as two numeric name/subject files. The General Papers were coded with four digit numbers and the War Files were designated by four digit numbers and the suffix M. The code numbers were apparently randomly assigned as the correspondence arrived in the governor's office. The letters were then arranged for filing into folders containing groups of ten file numbers. When the correspondence for a particular individual, organization, or topic became sufficiently large the material was removed to its own separately-labelled folder. The Governor's Office recorded the names of all correspondents (including people, organizations, and places) in a Card Index now catalogued as Series 3. This index apparently served as the primary access tool for the Governor's staff; it is still the primary finding aid for the Goodland Papers. In addition to its large scope, the index includes cross references and short content summaries that are useful for browsing.

The Series 3 index contains some topical headings, but they are difficult to use effectively because researchers cannot anticipate their coverage without reviewing the entire thirteen card boxes. The major, individually-foldered topics in the Goodland Papers can be better accessed using an alphabetical list of folder headings prepared in the Archives that is appended to the container list portion of this finding aid.

Because of the apparently random arrangement of the General Papers and the War Files it is difficult to assess their overall value and completeness as historical documentation. It is clear, however, that the papers provide good documentation of Goodland's oversight of the Wisconsin homefront during World War II and the state's relations with numerous wartime federal agencies. Unlike the papers of many governors, the Goodland Papers also reveal much about Goodland the man. Walter Goodland appears to have personally drafted much of his official correspondence and--also unlike many other governors--his official letters are often frank and personally revealing.

Topics which are particularly well documented include the Allis-Chalmers strike, Bangs Disease, the Battleship Wisconsin, deer hunting, gambling, the Gentile League, highway funding, lake pollution, legislative and elective politics, the Mississippi Water Use Council, old age pensions, postwar conversion, rationing and rent control, school consolidation, taxes, veterans' issues and problems, vice, and the Womens Army Corps. There are also discrete files on several controversial pieces of legislation such as the Integrated Bar Bill.

Well documented agencies and organizations include the Aeronautics Commission, the Beverage Tax Division, the Mississippi Water Use Council, the Veterans Recognition Board, and the Wisconsin Council of Defense. Also included are the usual files documenting the ceremonial aspects of the governor's office such as invitations, congratulations, speeches (sometimes titled Messages), and proclamations. For their preservation, Files 0006 Telegrams and 0007 Press Releases are only available on microfilm. Files 0001-0005 were not received in the Archives.

Despite his isolation from the leadership of his party, the list of Goodland correspondents in the General Papers and the War Files are a veritable Wisconsin Who's Who. The most important are: William J. P. Aberg, A.W. Bayley, J. Henry Bennett, Fred Bassett Blair, David Bogue, John L. Bohn, Chester Bowles, John Bricker, H.C. Brockel, Herbert Brownell, Jr., William George Bruce, Gustave Buchen, James Byrnes, John Byrnes, John Callahan, John B. Chapple, Noble Clark, Thomas Coleman, R.S. Cowie, Leo T. Crowley, Thomas E. Dewey, John E. Dickinson, LaVern R. Dilweg, Edgar G. Doudna, C.A. Dykstra, William T. Evjue, H.J. Fitzgerald, John E. Fitzgibbon, E.B. Fred. William A. Freehoff, August Frey, Bernhard Gettelman, John Goodland, Frank Graass, Howard T. Greene, George H. Haberman, Charles A. Halbert, Julius P. Heil, Daniel Hoan, Kenneth Hones, Merlin Hull, Adolph Kannenberg, Frank B. Keefe, D. J. Kenny, Robert S. Kerr, James J. Kerwin, Warren P. Knowles, Roy E. Kubista, and A.A. Kuechenmeister.

Also Robert M. LaFollette, Jr., James R. Law, Arthur A. Lenroot, Aldo Leopold, B.L. Marcus, John E. Martin, Paul V. McNutt, Jess Miller, Reid F. Murray, Carl N. Neupert, Alvin E. O'Konski, A.J. Opstedal, Cyrus L. Philipp, R.L. Pierce, Milton Polland, Louis Radke, Rudolph M. Schlabach, Frank J. Sensenbrenner, Conrad Shearer, Lawrence H. Smith, Harold E. Stassen, Roy R. Stauff, William H. Stevenson, Arthur F. Stofen, Milo K. Swanton, M.W. Torkelson, Thad F. Wasielewski, A.E. Wegner, Lawrence C. Whittet, Alexander Wiley, Wendell Willkie, Voyta Wrabetz, F.M. Young, and Fred R. Zimmerman.

The Appointment Files are grouped as State Agencies, Counties, and Court appointments. The agencies section is arranged alphabetically by office name, while the county files are arranged by office type (i.e. coroners, district attorneys, etc.) and then alphabetically by county. Court appointments are arranged by court type. A few politicians of statewide prominence such as Raymond Bice, Gerald Boileau, Jess Miller, and G.M. Sheldon are represented. Some correspondence regarding appointments, such as the file on Aldo Leopold's appointment to the Conservation Commission and John Cudahy's appointment to the State Council of Defense are part of the General Papers.

The State Agency Reports Series consists of reports that were submitted to the governor either by statutory requirement or by custom. Published annual and biennial reports submitted to the governor, which are available in the SHSW Government Documents Section, have been removed.

The PHOTOGRAPHS relate to the professional and personal life of Goodland, including images of events attended by Goodland and studio portraits of family members.

Acquisition Information

Includes former Series 4, Series 144, Wis Mss VB, and Oversize File March 24, 1878. Portions were presented by Earl Roethke, Racine, WI, 1961, and Dorothy Hackler, Racine, WI, 1976-1982. Primarily accessioned in 1947 and 1957. Accession Number: M61-81, M76-515, M82-224, M94-078

	Series: Personal and Biographical Papers
Series 2	Hackler biography of WSG
Box   1 Folder   1	Draft manuscript, n.d.
Box   1 Folder   2	Research correspondence, 1972-1977
Box   1 Folder   3	Original carbons of Goodland correspondence
Box   1 Folder   4	Goodland family genealogy
	Early personal papers
Box   1 Folder   5	Account book and miscellaneous financial papers, 1918-1932
Box   1 Folder   6	Clippings, 1896-1974
Box   1 Folder   7	Early correspondence, 1881-1932
Box   1 Folder   8	Memorabilia
Oversize File	Oversize Memorabilia
	Scrapbooks (Filmed without counter)
	Racine Times-Call columns
Reel   1	1919-[1922-1929]
Reel   1	1930-1932
	Legislative scrapbooks
Reel   1	, 1927 (selected pages)
Box   68	1929 Physical Description: (two unfilmed volumes)
Box   1 Folder   9	Speeches and writings, 1944-1945, n.d. Note: See also Messages in General Papers.
Disc 57A	Recorded political talk, 1944
Series 2	Lieutenant Governor's papers
Box   1 Folder   10	Applications, 1939
Box   1 Folder   11	Ceremonial procedure, 1941, n.d.
	Correspondence
Box   1 Folder   12-14	A-I
Box   2 Folder   1-5	J-W
Box   2 Folder   6	Daylight Savings Time, 1941
Box   2 Folder   7	Election Financial Statements, 1938
Box   2 Folder   8	Executive Office, 1939-1941
Box   2 Folder   9	Finances, 1941
Box   2 Folder   10	Income tax, 1939
Box   2 Folder   11	Press releases, statements, 1939-1941
Box   2 Folder   12	Rulings, 1939-1941
Box   2 Folder   13	Speeches, 1939, n.d.
Box   2 Folder   13A	Succession material, n.d.
	Personal correspondence while Governor, 1943-1947
Box   2 Folder   14-15	A-B
Box   2 Folder   16	Birthdays
Box   2 Folder   17	C
Box   2 Folder   18-19	Campaign material, 1944-1946
Box   3 Folder   1	Christmas greetings, 1944, n.d.
Box   3 Folder   2	D-E
Box   3 Folder   3	Executive Office finances
Box   3 Folder   4	F (includes farm)
Box   3 Folder   5	G
Box   3 Folder   6	Gillen, Martin
Box   3 Folder   7-11	Goodland Family, 1943-1947
Box   3 Folder   12	H
Box   3 Folder   13	Investments
Box   3 Folder   14-15	I-M
Box   4 Folder   1	Miscellany
Box   4 Folder   2-4	N-S
Box   4 Folder   5	Sheldon, G.M.
Box   4 Folder   6	T
Box   4 Folder   7	Taxes
Box   4 Folder   8-9	U-W
	Series: Gubernatorial Papers	⇧
	Subseries: Gubernatorial scrapbooks (Filmed without counter)
Reel   1	1942-1943, March
Reel   1	1945
Reel   1	1947, January-March
	Subseries: General correspondence Note: See Series 3 index; and appendix to this finding aid.	⇧
Reel   1	0006, Telegrams, 1943-1947
Reel   1	0007, Press releases, 1943-1947
Box   4 Folder   10-13	0008 A-N
Box   5 Folder   1-10	0008 S - 0020 (June, 1943)
Box   6 Folder   1-9	0020 (July, 1943 - April 1946)
Box   7 Folder   1-15	0020 (May, 1946) - 0059
Box   8 Folder   1-14	0061 - 0159
Box   9 Folder   1-14	0161 - 0270
Box   10 Folder   1-13	0271 - 0341
Box   11 Folder   1-15	0361 - 0480
Box   12 Folder   1-14	0468 - 0581 b
Box   13 Folder   1-12	0591 - 0760
Box   14 Folder   1-19	0752 - 0819 , (1944-1946)
Box   15 Folder   1-45	0819 , (1944-1946)
Box   16 Folder   1-23	0819 , (1944-1946) - 0900 , (1943-1946)
Box   17 Folder   1-25	0819 - 1033
Box   18 Folder   1-15	1041 - 1170
Box   19 Folder   1-22	1171 - 1540
Box   20 Folder   1-23	1311 - 1460
Box   21 Folder   1-16	1548 - 1694
Box   22 Folder   1-19	1701 - 1912 (I)
Box   23 Folder   1-16	1912 (II) - 2090
Box   24 Folder   1-14	2083 - 2220
Box   25 Folder   1-13	2221 - 2475
Box   26 Folder   1-12	2481 - 2595
Box   27 Folder   1-16	2611 - 2780
Box   28 Folder   1-14	2781 - 2967
Box   29 Folder   1-17	2971 - 3160
Box   30 Folder   1-15	3154 - 3330
Box   31 Folder   1-15	3328 - 3517
Box   32 Folder   1-13	3521 - 3690
Box   33 Folder   1-12	3691 - 3990
Box   34 Folder   1-15	3986 - 4094
Box   35 Folder   1-17	4101 - 4297
Box   36 Folder   1-18	4301 - 4530
Box   37 Folder   1-5	4525
Box   38 Folder   1-17	4530 - 4820
Box   39 Folder   1-20	4821 - 5040
Box   40 Folder   1-9	5036 - 5270
Box   41 Folder   1-11	5271 - 5580
Box   42 Folder   1-14	5581 - 5833
Box   43 Folder   1-16	5841 - 6026
Box   44 Folder   1-11	6031 - 6240
Box   45 Folder   1-11	6241 - 6510
Box   46 Folder   1-10	6511 - 6810
Box   47 Folder   1-10	6801 - 6970
Box   48 Folder   1-10	6971 - 7230
Box   49 Folder   1-10	7231 - 7590
Box   50 Folder   1-18	7591 - 0030
	Subseries: Appointment files	⇧
	State agencies
Box   51 Folder   1	Accountancy, Board of, 1943-1946
Box   51 Folder   2	Adjutant General, 1946
Box   51 Folder   3	Aeronautics, Board of, 1944-1947
Box   51 Folder   4	Agriculture, Department of, 1943-1946
Box   51 Folder   5	Agriculture, Board of (Seffern, Wm. N.), 1943
Box   51 Folder   6	Annuity & Investment Board , 1943-1947
Box   51 Folder   7	Armory, Board of, 1947
Box   51 Folder   8	Athletic Commission, 1943-1946
Box   51 Folder   9	Auditor (Keliher, Jay), 1947
Box   51 Folder   10	Aviation Commission, 1945
	Banking Commission
Box   51 Folder   11	1943, General
Box   51 Folder   12	Mulva, James B.
Box   51 Folder   13	Wood, Robert B.
Box   51 Folder   14	1944, Miscellaneous
Box   52 Folder   1	Barney, Harry W.
Box   52 Folder   2	Peabody, Ray
Box   52 Folder   3	1947, Quinn, Arthur J.
Box   52 Folder   4	Milwaukee Properties Bureau
Box   52 Folder   5-6	Banking Review Board, 1943-1947
Box   52 Folder   7	Basic Sciences
	Building and Loan Commission
Box   52 Folder   8	1943, General
Box   52 Folder   9	Heintskill, Nick
Box   52 Folder   10	Schaver, E.C.
Box   52 Folder   11	Steinhaver, A.C.
Box   52 Folder   12-13	1945-1947, General
Box   52 Folder   14	Centennial Commission, 1945
Box   52 Folder   15	Chiropractic Examining, Board of, 1943-1947
Box   53 Folder   1	Coal Conservation Director, 1945
	Conservation Commission
Box   53 Folder   2	1943, General
Box   53 Folder   3	Corbett, B.L.
Box   53 Folder   4	Gerred, Ben
Box   53 Folder   5	Moreland, J.O.
Box   53 Folder   6	Price, Herman G.
Box   53 Folder   7	Schneiders, H.O.
Box   53 Folder   8	1945, General
Box   53 Folder   9	1947, Riegel and Molstad
Box   53 Folder   10	Consumer Credit Review Board
Box   53 Folder   11	Crime Laboratory, 1947
Box   53 Folder   12	Defense, Wisconsin Council of, 1943
Box   53 Folder   13	Defense Director, 1943
Box   53 Folder   14	Dental Examiners, Board of
	1943-1945
Box   53 Folder   15	General
Box   54 Folder   1	Baumann, Charles
Box   54 Folder   2	1946-1947, General
Box   54 Folder   3	Employment Relations Board, 1943-1946
Box   54 Folder   4	Free Library Commission, 1947
	Grain and Warehouse Commission
	1943
Box   54 Folder   5	General
Box   54 Folder   6	Grace, Clarence
Box   54 Folder   7	Gratreaks, Arza
Box   54 Folder   8	MacRae, John
Box   54 Folder   9	Raffaelle, Joseph
Box   54 Folder   10	Van Hoose, Herbert
Box   54 Folder   12	Richardson, E.W., 1943-1947
Box   54 Folder   11	1945-1946, General
Box   54 Folder   13	Grand Army Home, Board of Managers, 1943-1946
Box   54 Folder   14	Health, Board of, 1943-1947
	Highway Commission
	1943
Box   54 Folder   15	General
Box   55 Folder   1	Bice, Raymond
Box   55 Folder   2	Hoebel, Edward
Box   55 Folder   3	Miller, Jess
Box   55 Folder   4	Mack, Mike
	Industrial Commission
Box   55 Folder   5	1943, Wrabetz, Voyta
Box   55 Folder   6	1944-1946, General
Box   55 Folder   7	Insurance Commission, 1943
Box   55 Folder   8	Medical Examiners, 1943
Box   55 Folder   9	Mental Hygiene, 1943
	Motor Vehicles
Box   55 Folder   10	Director of License Regulation, 1943
Box   55 Folder   11	General, 1945-1947
Box   55 Folder   12	Municipal Retirement Fund, 1947
Box   55 Folder   13	Normal School Regents, Board of, 1947
Box   55 Folder   14	Eau Claire, 1943-1945
Box   55 Folder   15	La Crosse, 1943
Box   55 Folder   16	Superior, 1945-1946
Box   55 Folder   17-18	Optometry Board, 1943-1946
Box   56 Folder   1	Pardon Board, 1943
Box   56 Folder   2	Personnel, Bureau of, 1943-1945
Box   56 Folder   3	Pharmacy Board, 1943-1946
Box   56 Folder   4	Planning Board, 1945-1946
Box   56 Folder   5	Press Secretary, 1946
	Public Service Commission
Box   56 Folder   6	General, 1943-1945
Box   56 Folder   7	Bryan, Sam, 1945
Box   56 Folder   8	General, 1947
	Public Welfare Department
	1943
Box   56 Folder   9	Director
Box   56 Folder   10	General
Box   56 Folder   11	Hale, Earl
Box   56 Folder   12	Large, Howard
Box   56 Folder   13	Towne, Yvonne, 1943-1944
Box   56 Folder   14	General, 1944-1945
Box   56 Folder   15	Griffiths, Effie, 1944
Box   57 Folder   1	Real Estate Brokers' Board, 1943-1945
Box   57 Folder   2	Savings & Loan Association Commissioner, 1947
Box   57 Folder   3	Securities Department, 1944
Box   57 Folder   4	Selective Service Draft Boards, 1943
Box   57 Folder   5	Soil Conservation Commission, 1944-1946
	Tax Appeals, Board of
	1943
Box   57 Folder   6	General
Box   57 Folder   7	Prehn, Art
Box   57 Folder   8	Sheldon, G.M.
Box   57 Folder   9	Tax Commission, 1943
Box   57 Folder   10	Technology, Wisconsin Institute of, 1946
Box   57 Folder   11	University of Wisconsin, Board of Regents, 1943-1947
Box   57 Folder   12	Veterans Affairs, Board of, 1945-1947
Box   57 Folder   13	Veterans Housing Authority, 1947
Box   57 Folder   14	Veterans Recognition Board, 1944-1947
Box   57 Folder   15	Veterans Rehabilitation Council, 1943
Box   57 Folder   16	Visitors, Board of (UW), 1943-1947
Box   57 Folder   17	Vocational & Adult Education, Board of, 1943-1945
Box   57 Folder   18	War Manpower investigator, 1943
Box   57 Folder   19	Watchmaking, Board of Examiners, 1943-1947
Box   57 Folder   20	Youth Service Commission, 1947
Box   57 Folder   21	Miscellaneous, 1944-1945
Box   57 Folder   22	“Some State Job” wanted, 1943-1946
	County offices
	Coroner
Box   58 Folder   1	Brown County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   2	Clark County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   3	Dodge County (Ambrose Kores), 1947
Box   58 Folder   4	Eau Claire County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   5	Green Lake County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   6	La Crosse County, 1943
	District Attorneys
Box   58 Folder   7	Langlade County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   8	Shawano County, 1946
Box   58 Folder   9	Brown County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   10	Columbia County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   11	Eau Claire County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   12	Grant County, 1943-1944
Box   58 Folder   13	Juneau County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   14	Kewaunee County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   15	Lincoln County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   16	Outagamie County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   17	Pierce County, 1944-1945
Box   58 Folder   18	Polk County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   19	Racine County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   20	Rusk County (Young, Rodney), 1947
Box   58 Folder   21	St. Croix County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   22-23	Sauk County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   24	Sawyer County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   25	Waupaca County, 1945
	Humane Officers
Box   58 Folder   26	Langlade County, 1943-1944
Box   58 Folder   27	Racine County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   28	Milwaukee County, Board of Trustees (1946)
	Registers of Deeds
Box   58 Folder   29	Ashland County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   30	Brown County, 1944-1947
Box   58 Folder   31	Burnett County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   32	Forest County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   33	Kewaunee County, 1945-1946
Box   58 Folder   34	Ozaukee County,
	Sheriffs
Box   58 Folder   35	Adams County, 1946
Box   58 Folder   36	Barron County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   37	Clark County, 1944
Box   58 Folder   38	Lafayette County, 1945
Box   58 Folder   39	Marquette County, 1943
Box   58 Folder   40	Price County, 1947
Box   59 Folder   1	Sauk County, 1945
Box   59 Folder   2	Shawano County, 1943
Box   59 Folder   3	Waupaca County, 1946
Box   59 Folder   4	Vilas County, 1947
	Judicial Appointments
	Supreme Court
Box   59 Folder   5	General, 1946
Box   59 Folder   6	Boileau, Gerald, 1946
Box   59 Folder   7	Cowie, check, 1946
Box   59 Folder   8	Eberlein, M.G., 1946
Box   59 Folder   9	Fox, Harry, 1946
Box   59 Folder   10	Fritschler, John, 1946
Box   59 Folder   11	Grady, Dan, 1946
Box   59 Folder   12	O'Connell, W.C., 1946
Box   59 Folder   13	Pile, J. Charles, 1946
Box   59 Folder   14	Rector, Ward, 1946
	Circuit courts
Box   59 Folder   15	8th District, 1944-1947
Box   59 Folder   16	9th District, 1943-1944
Box   59 Folder   17	10th District, 1946
	14th District
Box   59 Folder   18	General, 1946
Box   59 Folder   19	Chabek, Cletus, 1946
Box   59 Folder   20	Duquaine, Edward M., 1946
Box   60 Folder   1	McHale, John, 1946
Box   60 Folder   2	Minor, Edward G., 1946
Box   60 Folder   3	Reynolds, John W., 1946
Box   60 Folder   4	Smith, Norman H., 1946
	17th District
Box   60 Folder   5	Curran, Charles
Box   60 Folder   6	Devos, Al L.
Box   60 Folder   7	18th District, 1943
	County and municipal courts
Box   60 Folder   8	Ashland County, 1943-1944
Box   60 Folder   9	Barron County, 1943-1945
Box   60 Folder   10	Bayfield County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   11	Barron County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   12	Chippewa County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   13	Douglas County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   14	Fond du Lac County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   15	Grant County, 1946
Box   60 Folder   16	Kewaunee County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   17	Kenosha County, 1946
Box   60 Folder   18	Lincoln County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   19	Milwaukee County, 1943
Box   60 Folder   20	St. Croix County, 1943
Box   60 Folder   21	Taylor County, 1944
Box   60 Folder   22	Trempealeau County, 1946
Box   60 Folder   23	Vilas County, 1943
Box   60 Folder   24	Washburn County, 1943-1944
	Subseries: State Department Reports	⇧
Box   61 Folder   1	Agriculture
Box   61 Folder   2	Camp American Legion, 1945-1946
Box   61 Folder   3	Annuity and Investment Board, Minutes, 1945-1947
Box   61 Folder   4	Banking Department, 1945
Box   61 Folder   5	Beverage & Tax Division, 1946
Box   61 Folder   6	Budget Bureau, 1947
Box   61 Folder   7	Chiropractic, Board of Examiners, 1945-1946
Box   61 Folder   8	Conservation Commission, 1945-1946
Box   61 Folder   9	County asylums, 1947
Box   61 Folder   10	Deep Waterways Commission, 1943-1946
Box   61 Folder   11	Departmental Research, Division of, 1943-1944
Box   61 Folder   12	Dental Examiners, Board of, 1944-1946
Box   61 Folder   13	Deposits, Board of, 1943-1945
Box   61 Folder   14	Employees Retirement Fund, 1946
Box   61 Folder   15	Grain & Warehouse Commission, 1944-1947
Box   61 Folder   16	Grand Army Home, 1945-1947
Box   61 Folder   17	Health, Board of, 1943
Box   61 Folder   18	Insurance Department, 1945-1947
Box   61 Folder   19	Office Building Report, 1945
Box   61 Folder   20	Oil Inspection Bureau, 1944-1946
Box   61 Folder   21	Personnel Bureau, Employment Activity reports, 1943
Box   62 Folder   1	Pharmacy Board, Annual reports, 1944-1945
Box   62 Folder   2	Planning Board, 1943-1947
	Public Welfare
Box   62 Folder   3	Division of Corrections Paroles, 1943
Box   62 Folder   4-8	Cases (PW 0001-0474)
Box   62 Folder   9	Real Estate Brokers Board, 1945
Box   62 Folder   10	State Retirement System
Box   62 Folder   10a	University of Wisconsin, Budget requests
Box   62 Folder   11	Water Regulatory Board, 1942-1945
	Unnumbered files
Box   67 Folder   7	Rent Control, 1946
Box   67 Folder   8	Resolutions, 1947
	Subseries: War Files	⇧
Box   63 Folder   1-20	0000M-0015M
Box   64 Folder   1-14	0015M-0034M
Box   65 Folder   1-22	0035M-0074M
Box   66 Folder   1-14	0075M-0093M
Box   67 Folder   1-6	0098M-0104M
	Series: Photographs	⇧
PH 4557 Folder   1	Madge Goodland christening U.S.S. Wisconsin (Battleship : BB-64), Philadelphia, Pannsylvania 1945
PH 4558 Box   1	Personal and professional
PH 4558(3) Oversize Folder   1	Oversize

Box	Folder	Contents
65	19	42nd Infantry Division Headquarters (0070M), 1943
65	5	9th Naval District (0047M)
38	14	Aberg, William J.P., Appointment (4771), 1945
66	7-8	Aeronautics Advisory Board (0085M)
66	9-11	Aeronautics Commission (0085M)
31	1	Agriculture, Department of, Release re Drotning (3328), 1946
64	13	Agriculture, U.S. Department of (0033M)
22	9	Ahrens, William (Personnel Bureau) (1797)
23	2	Aid to High Schools, Bill 27A (1913)
13	2	Alexander, Edward P. (Historical Society) 0598), 1943-1945
24	12-13	Allis-Chalmers Strike (2155)
41	10	Allotments for Sauerkraut Canners (5551)
29	12	American Legion (3080), 1943-1947
22	6	Anderson, Leroy (Parole) (1762)
9	9	Anonymous (0197), 1943-1946
28	14	Appointment Lists (2967), 1943-1945
16	20	Arbor Day (0852), 1943-1945`
34	11	Army, Release of Soldiers from Military Service (4070), 1943-1946
8	6	Ashland, Wisconsin, As site for rubber manufacturing (0087), 1943
22	16	Asphalt Shortage (1880)
9	7	Attorney General, Authorizations to Begin Investigations (0184), 1943-1947
19	5	Auto License Fee Veto (1206a)
23	8	Babcock, Stephen M. (1989)
50	8	Bad River Indian Timber Claim (7653)
30	1	Badger Ordnance Works (3154), 1944-1946
29	8	Bang's Disease (3055), 1944-1945
30	8	Bean, E.F. (State Geologist) (3248), 1944-1945
28	10	Bear Damage (2906), 1944-1945
35	2	Bennett, J. Henry (4107), 1943-1946
14	15-19	Beverage Tax Investigations, County Correspondence (0819), 1943-1946
15	1-45	Beverage Tax Investigations, County Correspondence (0819), 1943-1946
16	1-22	Beverage Tax Investigations, County Correspondence (0819), 1943-1945
39	13	Bill 226A (4910), 1945
29	6	Bingo (3038), 1943
11	2	Binzel, Almo L. (0364), 1942-1943
36	12	Birthday Greetings (4500), 1943-1946
43	10	Birthday Greetings (5947)
66	4	Black Market, Bill 239S (0078-79M)
24	1	Bolivian Dinner Guests (2083)
26	7	Bong Memorial (2560), 1945-1946
41	2	Brennan, Mary, (re land in Waukesha) (5348), 1945-1946
13	10	British Consulate (0684), 1944-1946
21	5	Brother Dutton School (1584)
27	11	Budget (2734), 1946
39	6	Building Program (4832), 1945
30	13	Bundgaard, Rev. L.C. (3291), 1944-1946
66	5	Postwar Construction, Bureau of Engineering (0087M),
36	17	Butter Shortage (4515), 1943-1946
9	4	Campbell, William J. (0172)
65	4	Canning Crop Labor, Governor's Committee on (0045M)
65	10	CCC in Wisconsin, Pictorial Summary (0053M)
17	18	Chapple, John (0991)
34	13	Chauncey, The Bear Hunter (4082), 1943-1946
43	9	Christmas Cheese (5946)
43	8	Christmas Greetings (5945)
63	7	Conference on State Defense (0005M)
49	3	Congratulations (7315), 1946
5	1-5	Congratulations (0008), 1942-1943
49	9	Congratulations, Primary (7544)
12	14	Conservation Commission, Change of Size (0581b), 1943-1944
12	6	Conservation Department, Approvals of Expenditures (0524), 1943-1946
11	9	Conservation Orders (0422), 1944`
42	8	Cotton, Joseph (Dismissal Case) (5702)
63	19-20	Council of State Governments (0015M)
64	1	Council of State Governments, Meetings (0015M), 1943-1946
44	8	Cowie, Judge, (re juvenile delinquency) (6216)
27	2	Crude Oil Production (2623), 1943
16	15	Cudahy, John, Appointment to State Council of Defense (0824), 1943
12	1	Dawson, C.A. (Medical Examiners) (0468), 1943-1947
11	13	Deaf & Blind Schools Consolidation (0443), 1943
21	16	Deaths (1694)
23	14	Deer (2060)
64	9	Defense Transportation, Office of (0029M)
14	6	Dempsey, Edward J. (0781), 1943-1946
28	12	Dewey, Thomas (2933), 1944-1945
36	5	Diehl, Cora (4321), 1945
39	8	Dixon, Dale (4847), 1945
9	5	Draft Deferrals (0180), 1943
35	7	Drivers Licenses (4131), 1943-1946
14	1	Dubin, Wm. (Medical examiners case) (0752), 1943-1947
9	11	Eberlein, Michael C. (0215), 1943-1946
43	5	Education, U.S. Office of (5919)
7	8	Emergency Board (0028), 1946
32	11	Employment Service, Return to State Control (3675)
17	10	Extraditions (0940)
42	2	Fair Employment Practices (5604)
19	9	Farm Help Needs (1232)
65	18	Farm Implement Needs (0069M), 1943-1946
65	13	Farm Labor by Prison Inmates (0056M), 1943
8	2	Farm Shortages (0068), 1943-1945
34	8	Father's Day (4049), 1943-1946
35	11	Fauerbach, Elsa (4228), 1944
66	5	Federal Security Agency (0089M), 1943-1946
25	8	Fellenz, Louis, Appointment (2416)
17	16	Fishing (0981)
65	14	Flag Day Proclamation (0060M), 1943-1946
32	8	Forber, Dr. H.L. (3633), 1944
42	14	Forest County (5833)
16	22	Forest Cutting, Bill 132A (0867), 1943
20	16	Fraser, Hugh (re History) (1391)
41	5	Fuel Shortages (5382)
66	12	G.I. Bill (0090M)
14	14	Gambling and Slot Machines (0819), 1943-1946
7	7	Gas Tax Refund (0022), 1943-1945
28	5	Gentile League (2841), 1944-1946
43	4	Gifts to the Governor (5918)
19	10	Goodland, Walter S. (1236)
19	11	Goodland's Accomplishments, (1242)
44	11	Goodland's Candidacy for Governor, 1946 (6235)
64	2	Governor's Conference (0015M), March 28-31, 1944
7	11	Graass, Frank, Memos (0034), 1943-1946
21	14	Grain and Warehouse Commission (1675)
20	22	Grand Army Home (1428)
20	12	Grand Army of the Republic (1373)
64	7	Guards and Protection of Industry and Bridges (0024M)
26	2-3	Gubernatorial Campaign (2482), 1943-1944
8	13	Halbert, Charles A. (Bureau of Engineering) (0153), 1943-1946
35	17	Halifax, Lord (4297), 1944
17	22	High School Aid Legislation (1023)
18	2	Highway Commission (1045)
39	19	Highway Funds Segregation (5025), 1945-1946
29	15	Historical Markers Committee (3117), 1944
13	8	Horticultural Society, State Aid to (0680), 1943
45	4	Housing (6344)
39	2	Humane Society (4823)
19	3	I Am an American Day (1194)
19	12	Illinois-Wisconsin Reciprocity, Bill 208A (1247)
22	13	Income Tax Form Inspection, Bill 413S (1835)
11	4	Infantile Paralysis (0391)
14	12	Integrated Bar Bill (0817a), 1943
20	14	Integrated Bar Bill (1384a)
7	13	Interstate Commerce Commission (0042), 1944
32	5	Interviews (3589), 1944-1946
7	15	Introduction Letters (0059), 1943-1944
6	1-9	Invitations (0020), 1943, July-1946, April
7	1-3	Invitations (0020), 1946, 1947
7	4-5	Invitations to ship launchings, E awards, etc. (0020a), 1943-1944
31	5	Izaak Walton League (Pollution) (3356), 1944
24	2	Japanese Prisoners (2086)
32	6	Jews (3608)
36	4	Jobs (State) (4315), 1944-1945
14	10	Jones, Hugh M. (0810), 1943
30	5	Juvenile Delinquency (3221), 1944-1946
24	3	Kerwin, James J. (2088)
21	7	Kettle Moraine, Bill 194S (1598)
64	12	Kingsley, Ralph (0032M)
9	2	Klode, Frank C. (Department of Public Welfare) (0168), 1942, 1943
9	13	Kohler, Herbert (0234), 1943-1944
43	16	Labor, Department of (6026)
65	17	LaCCrosse Airport (0067M)
14	4	Laun, A.A. (0778), 1944-1945
38	8	Legislative Salaries (4697), 1945
22	15	Leopold, Aldo, Conservation Appointment (1874)
65	18	Light Car Towing Trailer Test(0075M)
22	2	Local Assessment, Bill 381A (1740)
25	11	Lone Rock Bank (2463), 1942-1943
40	1	Loomis, Orland, Portrait (5036), 1945-1947
31	7	Lord, Duane, Case (3386), 1941-1944
29	13	Macrofic, W.C. (Water Regulation Board) (3092), 1943-1944
10	6	Madison Lakes Pollution (0310)
24	10	Marcus, Ben (DMV) (2143)
7	9	Meetings, Governor's Office (0029), 1942-1945
29	10	Menominee Indian Reservation (3068), 1943-1945
47	1	Menominee Indian Timberland Case (6801)
8	11	Mental cases (0135), 1943-1947
39	16	Message re State Finances (4995), 1945
20	8-10	Messages (1370), 1941-1946, n.d.
35	4	Mierau, Harry (4114), 1944-1945
64	14	Mileage Conservation (0034M)
44	5	Milwaukee County Institutions (6115)
18	3	Milwaukee Sentinel (1048)
40	4	Milwaukee Teachers College Dormitories (5108), 1945-1946
14	13	Miscellaneous Ministerial Associations (0819), 1943-1946
46	8	Miscellaney (6686)
25	5	Mississippi River Parkway (2344)
37	1-3	Mississippi Water Use Council (4525), 1945-1946
12	9	Moran, Joseph (0544), 1943
31	4	Mother's Day Contest (3342), 1944-1946
65	10	Mullen, Colonel John F. (0051M-0052M), 1943-1946
43	7	National Farmers Union Securities Life Insurance Program (5944)
44	3	National Guard Bureau (6109)
38	10	Natural Gas (4719), 1945-1946
14	9	Nelson, Burton (President, Stout Institute) (0804), 1943-1944
14	3	Newspapers, Letters to (0763), 1943
21	10	Noise Abatement (1619)
36	14	North American Gasoline Tax Conference (4509), 1943
32	3	Northern Wisconsin Development Committee (3571), 1944-1945
38	16	O'Konski, Alvin (4785), 1945
39	3	Oakey, Henry C., Appointment as Polk County District Attorney (4828), 1945
63	4	Office of Civilian Defense, Washington (0002M)
63	2-3	Office of Civilian Defense, Chicago (0002M)
23	6	Office of Price Administration Regulations (1956)
65	2	Office of Price Administration (OPA) (0038M)
64	6	Office of War Information (OWI) (0022M)
17	24	Old Age Pensions Legislation (1033)
18	13	Oleomargarine (1120)
17	2	Opstedal, A.J. (0893), 1943-1946
8	4	Out-of-State Travel (0076), 1943
39	4	Outagamie Municipal Court, Bill 29S (4829), 1945
35	15	Owen, Gaylord (4246), 1944-1946
30	10	Palestine (3275), 1945-1946
65	21	Pea Canning Crop (0072M), 1943
20	3	Pease, El. V. (1320)
19	18	Personnel, Bureau of (1302)
65	1	Petroleum Administration For War (0035M)
20	17	Pharmacists, Bill 148A (1396)
42	11	Pierce, General J.T. (re Prisoner of War Camps) (5760)
10	3-5	Planning Board (Minutes) (0307), 1943-1946
12	7	Point Beach and Two Rivers acquisition by Conservation Commission (0524), 1944
12	4	Polish Language (0520), 1943-1946
66	5	Postwar Construction, Bureau of Engineering (0087M)
21	9	Postwar Correspondence (1617)
40	7	Postwar Medical Service Committee (5153), 1945-1946
20	5	Premium on Municipal Deposits, Bill 138S (1324)
23	1	Presidential Timber (1912)
22	19	Presidential Timber (1912)
45	6	Presidents Highway Safety Conference (6391)
19	7	Preston, Mrs. R. (1230)
66	5	Publicizing List of Absent Servicemen (0088M)
36	15	Pulpwood (4511), 1943
34	15	Purchases, Bureau of (4094), 1943-1947
10	9	Recommendations (0325), 1943-1945
20	20	Recommendations (1423)
16	17	Red Cross (0831), 1943-1947
18	8	Reddick, George H. (1065)
47	3-5	Rent Control (OPA) (6822)
67	7	Rent Control, 1946 (Unnumbered)
21	1	Republican National Committee (1548)
65	18	Republican Postwar Policy Association Report (0074M), 1943
22	4	Republican State Committee (1744)
31	8	Research Division (3387), 1944-1945
67	8	Resolutions, 1947
48	8	Rock River (7169)
65	12	Rogers, Oscar L. (0055M), 1943
30	3	Roosevelt, Franklin D. (3194), 1944
38	4	Rural School Citations (4648), 1944
23	12	Samuels, Jennie (2041)
11	5	School Consolidation (0392a), 1943
27	4	School Transportation (2642), 1943-1946
31	11	Securities Department (3472), 1944-1945
39	10	Segregated Highway Funds, Bill 158A (4856), 1945
67	3	Selective Service (0100M)
46	4	Sherman, Town of (6013)
65	20	Smaller War Plant Corporation (0071M), 1943-1945
10	10	Smith, John (State Treasurer) (0328), 1943-1947
26	12	Songs (2595), 1944-1946
32	12	Songs (3677)
19	14	Sorenson, Vernon (1259)
18	5	Spring Valley Flood Disaster Committee (1053)
20	21	State Departments, Letters to (1426)
17	9	State Employees Bonus (0934)
42	5	State Radio Council (5624)
63	18	State Selective Service (0013M)
22	10	State Trunk Highways, Bill 260A (1823)
30	11	Stillwell, John E. (Forgery Case) (3280), 1943-1945
18	10	Stone, James A. (1074)
38	12	Stout Institute (4729), 1945
66	14	Surplus War Commodities (0093M)
13	5	Surtax (0629a), 1943
17	3-4	Surtax Veto (0899a), 1943
19	2	Taxes (1181)
40	3	Taxes (5069)
31	15	Teachers Placement Service (3517), 1944
65	17	Technical School Visit in Tomah (0066M)
26	6	Thanksgiving (2535), 1943-1946
11	11	Time (Return to Standard Time) (0431a), 1943-1946
27	5	Tippy's Puppies (2646), 1944
66	3	Tires and Gas Rationing Requests (0077M), 1943-1946
17	25	Townsend Old Age Pension (1033)
24	7	Transportation Association of America (2120)
14	8	Travis, Daniel (0800), 1943-1947
63	16	Treasury Department. War Savings Staff (0009M)
60	5	Truax Field (0086M)
27	12	Unemployment Compensation, Bills 1161S & 1545S-(2735), 1944-1945
39	17	Uniform Motor Vehicle Laws, Mid-West Conference on (5000), 1945
43	13	United Nations Center (5973)
17	1	United Service Organization (0891), 1943
36	2	University of Wisconsin Building Program (4310), 1944-1947
34	4	V-E Day and V-J Day (3998)
23	3	Vacation Gas Rationing (1916)
48	6	Vandercook, G.E. (7091)
13	6	Vanderwall, E.J. (0670), 1943-1947
67	2	Veterans (0098M)
67	1	Veterans Administration (0098M)
67	6	Veterans Hospital, Superior (0140M)
29	2	Veterans Legislation (2995), 1944
66	1-2	Veterans Recognition Board (0075M), 1943-1946
18	9	Veterans Rehabilitation (Jt. Res. 53S) (1077)
65	8	Veterans Rehabilitation, General (0049M), 1943-1945
65	7	Veterans Rehabilitation, Schools and Training (0049M)
65	9	Veterans Rehabilitation, Tomah School (0049M), 1944-1945
45	9	Veterans Requests (6443)
		Vice Investigations (see Beverage Tax Division Investigations (0819)
8	14	Vital Statistics (0159), 1943-1946
27	13	Vote for Servicemen (2740), 1943-1944
63	5	War Department (0004M)
65	16	War Department (0064M), 1943
67	5	War Department (0101M)
63	6	War Department (End of European War) (0004M)
65	18	War Food Administration Visit (0068M)
65	11	War Manpower Commission (0054M), 1943-1945
65	6	War Production Board (0048M)
65	15	War Production Board, Salvage Division (0061M-62M)
64	4	War Production Board (0017M)
64	3	War Production Board, Conservation Program (0017M)
31	13	Warner, Dwight, Appointment to Normal School Regents (3495), 1944-1945
34	2	Warren, Earl (3990)
20	2	Weerdt, Esther De (1312)
10	13	Wegner, A.E. (Tax Commission) (0341), 1943-1947
26	9	Willkie, Wendell (2580), 1943-1944
25	13	Willkie, Wendell, Reception for (2475), 1943
24	6	Wisconsin (Battleship) Launching (2114)
16	19	Wisconsin (Battleship) Silver Service (0841), 1943-1945
35	13	Wisconsin Centennial Celebration (4236), 1945-1947
63	15	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Ship Christeninng at Superior (0007M)
63	14	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Releases (0007M)
38	7	Wisconsin Council of Christians and Jews, Goodwill Commission (4677), 1943-1946
63	8	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Budget and Expenditures (1943-1945) (0007M)
63	10	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Cooperation with State Departments (0007M)
63	12	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Letters to Counties (0007M)
63	13	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Meetings (0007M)
63	9	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Disbanding of Activities (0007M)
45	7	Wisconsin Council of Churches (6398)
63	11	Wisconsin Council of Defense (0007M)
64	11	Wisconsin Council of Defense, Goodland's Actions (0031M)
27	15	Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Company (2753), 1943-1944
17	8	Wisconsin National Guard (0931)
65	15	Wisconsin United Way (0063M), 1943-1944
28	9	Wolf Bounty (2904), 1944-1945
64	8	Women's Army Corps (0028M)
8	8	Woodward, Daniel (0097), 1943-1944
28	4	Wrzosek, Joseph (2833), 1944
44	10	Yoder, C.M. (6228)
66	4	Third War Loan Campaign (0080M), 1943-1946
11	7	Zimmerman, Fred R. (Secretary of State) (0412), 1943-1947