Martin Franklin Palmer Papers
Collection Summary
| Title: | Martin Franklin Palmer Papers |
| Call Number: | MS 92-21 |
| Size: | 27.0 linear feet |
| Acquisition: | Donated by Dr. and Mrs. Martin Franklin Palmer |
| Processed By: | MKW, 3-26-1992; JEF, 4-12-1999; MN, 10-2008 |
| Note: | None |
| Restrictions: | None |
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Content Note
In 1934 an agreement between Dr. Martin F. Palmer and William M. Jardine, University of Wichita President, established a speech clinic and a program at the University to train clinicians. This program, under the direction of Palmer, became the world’s first residential center for the study and treatment of language and speech disorders: The Institute of Logopedics, now known as Heartspring. This collection of Palmer’s papers include correspondence; reports and newsletters; honors, awards and certificates he received; and general materials pertaining to his 30 years as director of the Institute of Logopedics.
Biography
Dr. Martin Palmer founded the Department of Speech Sciences in 1934 in a single classroom on the fourth floor of Jardine Hall on the campus of the University of Wichita (now Wichita State University). At the time of his death in 1965, the Institute of Logopedics (as Heartspring was then known) was the largest institute of speech and hearing rehabilitation in the world. He helped to spread knowledge of treatment for children with special needs around the globe. Dr. Palmer guided the organization as director, playing a major role in its growth and success and was rewarded with worldwide recognition.
Author of numerous scientific publications, Dr. Palmer was a pioneer in the field of special education and during his time, the Institute of Logopedics was responsible for many of the breakthroughs in treatment of children with multiple disabilities. His vision enabled children from around the world to reach their full potential. He achieved many firsts during his tenure at the Institute of Logopedics including founding the first center in the world to accept children with multiple disabilities for training, the first center in the world to set up a total rehabilitation program under one roof and he directed the organization that was the object of the first specific state legislative social welfare act for children with communication disorders. Also a first, Dr. Palmer proved mental retardation does not mean hopelessness; children with brain damage could raise their IQ scores as much as 20 points, and cerebral palsy patients, once considered non-learning, are in the normal intelligence range.
Dr. Palmer received his B.A. from Olivet College in Michigan, and his M.A. and Sc.D. from the University of Michigan. He served as Professor of Logopedics and Director of the Logopedics Department at the University of Wichita in addition to being the Director of the Institute of Logopedics.
A distinguished scholar, Dr. Palmer was a member of the American Academy for Cerebral Palsy, International Council for Exceptional Children, International Society for Rehabilitation of the Disabled, U.S. International Committee on Deafness, and was a member and president of the American Speech and Hearing Association and Kansas Speech and Hearing Association. Dr. Palmer was appointed to the President’s Committee on Employment of the Physically Handicapped in Washington D.C. in 1958. He also served as director and vice president of the American Board of Examiners in speech pathology and audiology and served as a consultant to the Ministry of Health of India. In 1960, Dr. Palmer was made a consultant to the government of Japan for the World Health Organization to survey needs for speech and hearing rehabilitation. His honorary national academic fraternity memberships included Pi Kappa Delta and Delta Epsilon. In addition to various memberships and consultation roles, Dr. Palmer was listed as Who’s Who in America, American Men of Science and Who’s Who in Education. (Source: Heartspring web site)
Detailed Description: Series Listing
| Series 1 | Box 1-Box 9 | General Materials Concerning Dr. Martin F. Palmer and Institute of Logopedics. Boxes 3-9 are chronologically ordered. |
| Series 2 | Box 10-Box 11 | Correspondence. |
| Series 3 | Box 12 | Publications and Recordings. |
| Series 4 | Box 13 | Music Composed by Martin F. Palmer. |
| Series 5 | Box 14-Box 15 | Recordings of Songs, Lectures, and Programs. Includes audio and video. |
| Series 6 | Box 16 | Photographs. |
| Series 7 | Box 17 | Music by Other Composers. |
| Series 8 | Box 17-Box 26 | Awards, Artifacts and Documents Concerning Dr. Martin F. Palmer and the Institute of Logopedics. Includes awards, artifacts, travel documents, etc. |
| Series 9 | Box 27 | Oversized. |
Detailed Description: Box and Folder Listing
Series 1 ‒ General Materials Concerning Dr. Martin F. Palmer and Institute of Logopedics
| Box 1 | FF 1 | That They Shall Speak – Book on Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 2 | Drawings of fur-bearing animals of Kansas by A. M. Campbell |
| Box 1 | FF 3 | Personal Notes of Irma Jean Breaker |
| Box 1 | FF 4 | Booklet -- “Memorial Patio. Institute of Logopedics.” |
| Box 1 | FF 5 | Palmer, Martin F. “The ‘Idiot Savant’ as a Musician.” |
| Box 1 | FF 6 | Mostly blank papers but a few have names |
| Box 1 | FF 7 | Perdoncini, G. and Yven, Y. Precis de Psychologic et de Reeducation Infanitles. Translation by Susan Palmer. |
| Box 1 | FF 8 | Diary/workbook of Susan Palmer |
| Box 1 | FF 9 | Booklet – “The Campbell Movement.” This is the approach of accepting a retarded person as an individual . . . and concentrating on shown potentials |
| Box 1 | FF 10 | Papers concerning a patient at the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 11 | Materials on the music program at the Institute of Logopedics for the (exceptional) children |
| Box 1 | FF 12 | Observation charts of children at the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 13 | Drawings -- Groves Hall, St. Christopher’s School, Bristol |
| Box 1 | FF 14 | 2 passports and 2 certificates of vaccination for Mary Campbell Palmer. A baptism book and certificate for Susan Christina Palmer |
| Box 1 | FF 15 | Photographs of different aspects of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 16 | Berger, Clyde Cochran. “Grandpa’s Boy and What Became of Him” -- autobiography, book manuscript |
| Box 1 | FF 17 | Pamer, Martin F. “Sunset.” Book Manuscript |
| Box 1 | FF 18 | English Phonetics Lectures |
| Box 1 | FF 19 | New York Foundations/donors |
| Box 1 | FF 20 | Foundations |
| Box 1 | FF 21 | Sample Case History forms |
| Box 1 | FF 22 | “A Familiar Pill Rescues Brain-Injured Children.” Research -- Bibliography, purpose unspecified; questions/notes, purpose unspecified |
| Box 1 | FF 23 | The One-in-Twenty and Their Best Hope -- about the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 24 | Bello, Nino Lo. “The Miracle of Speech Town.” |
| Box 1 | FF 25 | Department of Logopedics Instruction to Teaching Fellows and Instructors |
| Box 1 | FF 26 | Grant applications for teacher training |
| Box 1 | FF 27 | Information on foreign students in the U.S. |
| Box 1 | FF 28 | Information on Graduate School |
| Box 1 | FF 29 | Warranties/descriptions of appliances |
| Box 1 | FF 30 | Grant planning |
| Box 1 | FF 31 | A Comparison of Speech Reading in Hindi and English in a School for the Deaf |
| Box 1 | FF 32 | Brochures for the Financial Industrial Fund, Inc. Proposed Department of Services to Industry, Institute of Logopedics -- outline -- Martin Palmer |
| Box 1 | FF 33 | Suggested questions for qualifying examination by Robert F. Achilles |
| Box 1 | FF 34 | Analysis of Mr. Vincent E. Moore as Comptroller of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 35 | Invitation to a reception for members of the Ninth World Congress of the International Society for Rehabilitation of the Disabled. Picture of Martin F. Palmer and an Indian woman. Susan C. Palmer information. |
| Box 1 | FF 35 | Mary Palmer information. Miller, William E. “Research and Family Factors in Aural Rehabilitation of the Elderly.” |
| Box 1 | FF 36 | Paper on Agnosia |
| Box 1 | FF 37 | The Science of Logopedics. Report on lectures by Winthrop Phelps, M.D. |
| Box 1 | FF 38 | Voice Science by Martin Palmer |
| Box 1 | FF 39 | Published pamphlets and other papers on speech and hearing |
| Box 1 | FF 40 | Syllabus and program of courses for Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 41- 43 | Newspaper clippings and other publicity material for the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 1 | FF 44 | Framed certificate to Martin F. Palmer from United Cerebral Palsy of Kansas |
| Box 2 | FF 1 | Printed material of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 2 | Printed material of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 3 | Institute of Logopedics, Table of Organization |
| Box 2 | FF 4 | Notes on Institute Procedures |
| Box 2 | FF 5 | History and Description of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 6 | History and Description of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 7 | History and Description of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 8 | History and Description of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 9 | Articles on Cerebral Palsy by Martin Palmer |
| Box 2 | FF 10 | Articles by Martin Palmer, Robert Roach, Martin Berko, James Slattery and others. Reprint from the Saturday Evening Post. |
| Box 2 | FF 11 | Special helps: Quotations, etc. |
| Box 2 | FF 12 | Miscellaneous articles and clippings pertaining to the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 13 | Miscellaneous articles pertaining to the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 2 | FF 14 | M. F. Palmer Foundation membership list |
| Box 2 | FF 15 | Composition book of Martin Palmer containing “methods for solution of Differential Equations.” |
| Box 3 | FF 1 | 1923 – Biographical information concerning Dr. Palmer and his parents. Miscellaneous material. Photographs. |
| Box 3 | FF 2 | Camp Kino, Harrison, Maine. Summer 1925. |
| Box 3 | FF 3, 4 | 1930-32 – Stories by Martin Palmer |
| Box 3 | FF 5 | 1931 -- Anatomy and function of the vocal organs |
| Box 3 | FF 6 | 1933 -- General phonetics -- Lectures. Miscellaneous. |
| Box 3 | FF 7 | 1933 -- Minor speech defects (functional) |
| Box 3 | FF 8 | Lectures delivered to Marymount College, Salina, KS. June 18.1933. September 14, 1934. April 29, 1948. |
| Box 3 | FF 9 | A Cardiac Cycle as a Physiological Determinant of Energy Distributions in Speech. Martin Palmer. December 1937. |
| Box 3 | FF 10 | 1939 -- Pictures of the Field Center Program of the Institute of Logopedics. |
| Box 3 | FF 11 | 1939 -- Respiratory Cardiac Arrhythmia in stuttering |
| Box 3 | FF 12 | 1940 -- A Study of Tongue Pressures of Speech Defective and Normal Speaking Individuals |
| Box 3 | FF 13 | Reprints of articles or pamphlets published between 1940-1960 |
| Box 3 | FF 14 | Papers on the Advisory Council of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 3 | FF 15 | 1941-1950 -- Contributors in Wichita, financial information, foundations, notes on Champlin |
| Box 3 | FF 16 | 1943-1944 -- Lectures by Winthrop Phelps, M.D. Printed article from The Lancet, London. An outline of a speech on spastic paralysis by Martin Palmer. |
| Box 3 | FF 17 | 3 March 1944 -- Palmer Notes |
| Box 3 | FF 18 | 1944 -- The Municipal University of Wichita bulletin: Speech Defects in a University Speech Clinic. |
| Box 3 | FF 19 | Stuttering class notes |
| Box 3 | FF 20 | Control of Athetotic Tremors by Sound Control -- 1945 |
| Box 3 | FF 21 | Subjective Observations on Cerebral Palsy |
| Box 3 | FF 22 | Sources of funds for 1945-1946. Names and foundations. |
| Box 3 | FF 23 | 1946 -- Bible Story records of Martin F. Palmer plus notes and letter |
| Box 3 | FF 24 | Index of symptoms and notes for a speech |
| Box 3 | FF 25 | Rough drafts of lectures on Cerebral Palsy, obesity, Pediatricians and others -- 1947 |
| Box 3 | FF 26 | Palmer, Martin. “Studies in Clinical Techniques.” 1947. |
| Box 3 | FF 27 | 1947 -- Anomalies of tongue, teeth, palate, mandibular facet slip. |
| Box 3 | FF 28 | Papers on the proper organization of the Cerebral Palsy Clinic -- 1947 |
| Box 3 | FF 29 | 1947 -- Papers on Occupational Therapy, Conditioned Reactions, Feeble Mindedness, Aphasia, Dystonia. |
| Box 3 | FF 30 | April 24-May 15, 1947 -- Diagnostics. Five lectures with student participation. |
| Box 3 | FF 31 | Non-regeneration of Central Nervous System. February 19, 21, (?) May 21, 1947 |
| Box 3 | FF 32 | April 7, 1947 -- Intelligence distribution emotional imbalance in Cerebral Palsy. |
| Box 3 | FF 33 | April 11, 1947 -- Techniques in many subjects: operative in Athetosis, effects of fatigue, high fevers, diet, music, re-education of the spastic and others. |
| Box 3 | FF 34 | Feb. 24-May 21, 1947 -- Cerebral Palsy -- Cerebellum injuries. Symptomatology, epilepsy and convulsions, athetosis, spastic paralysis, tension, rigidity and tremors, speech. |
| Box 3 | FF 35 | April 14, 1947 -- Hearing, Vision and Speech. General sensory involvement. Spastic paralytic hearing. Athetoid hearing. Adenoids vs. hearing. A Athetoid Vision. |
| Box 3 | FF 36 | April 11, 1947 -- Cerebral Palsy. Virus. Glutamic acid and effect. Medical treatment of Petit mal epilepsy. |
| Box 3 | FF 37 | Running report, Washington D.C. |
| Box 3 | FF 38 | Feb. 17, 1927 -- Cerebral Palsy: medical treatment, birth injury, epilepsy, regeneration of the central nervous system. |
| Box 3 | FF 39 | 1947 -- Amplified personal history report. Concerns Robert McCain and others. |
| Box 3 | FF 40 | Sept. 12, 1947-Jan. 1, 1948 -- Stuttering Lectures. |
| Box 3 | FF 41 | Test Materials |
| Box 4 | FF 1 | “Orthodontics and the Disorders of Speech.” Martin Palmer. June 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 2 | Dissertation by Clyde Cochran Berger on The Semantic Implications of Human Abnormality. June 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 3 | Feb. 4-May 19, 1948 -- Speech and Hearing |
| Box 4 | FF 4 | Jan. 9, 1948 -- “Helping a Baby to Talk,” Geneva Ochlert. |
| Box 4 | FF 5 | Transcript of telephone calls, 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 6 | Transcript of telephone calls, 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 7 | Palmer, Martin. “Studies in Clinical Techniques: III. Mandibular Facet Slip in Cerebral Palsy. March 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 8 | Aphasia. Sept. 17-29, 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 9 | Aphasia. Nov. 15-29, 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 10 | Aphasia. Dec. 1-15, 1948. |
| Box 4 | FF 11 | Orientation. 1948, Sept.-Oct. |
| Box 4 | FF 12 | Orientation. 1948, Sept.-Oct. |
| Box 4 | FF 13 | Orientation. 1947-1948, Sept.-Jan. |
| Box 4 | FF 14 | Orientation. 1948-1949. |
| Box 4 | FF 15 | 1948 -- Public relations (follow up) |
| Box 4 | FF 16 | 1948 -- Articles about Dr. Palmer. |
| Box 4 | FF 17 | 1949 -- Material presented by Martin Palmer to Mr. John Pew. |
| Box 4 | FF 18 | 1949 -- Report of Special Committee. Institute of Logopedics. Will D. O’Neil. |
| Box 4 | FF 19 | 1949 -- Stuttering. Jan. 31-Feb. 28, 1949. Bibliography. |
| Box 4 | FF 20 | 1949 -- Stuttering. March 2-30. |
| Box 4 | FF 21 | 1949 -- Stuttering. April 4-May 18. The Muyskens Hypothesis. |
| Box 4 | FF 22 | Palmer, Martin. “Studies in Clinical Techniques: IV. Rapid Repetitive Manipulation of the Mandible in Dysphonia. |
| Box 4 | FF 23 | Palmer, Martin. “Speech Disorders in Cerebral Palsy.” Report on the National Foundation for Cerebral Palsy. |
| Box 4 | FF 24 | 1950 -- Logopedics Administration |
| Box 5 | FF 1 | 1950 -- Some money-making ideas. |
| Box 5 | FF 2 | Ways and Means Cuts and Information |
| Box 5 | FF 3 | Rental reports |
| Box 5 | FF 4 | Payroll information |
| Box 5 | FF 5 | 1950 -- Wichita Community Chest. Budget Committee Report. |
| Box 5 | FF 6 | Palmer, Martin. “Cerebral Palsy Professional Training Activities in the Country.” June 1951. |
| Box 5 | FF 7 | 1951 -- Board of Trustees. Institute of Logopedics. |
| Box 5 | FF 8 | Papers concerning Dr. Oldrich Prochazka. 1951. |
| Box 5 | FF 9 | Contributors. Names, addresses and amount. 1952. |
| Box 5 | FF 10 | Palmer, Martin. “Speech Therapy in Cerebral Palsy.” 1952. |
| Box 5 | FF 11 | Palmer, Martin. “Musical Stimuli in Cerebral Palsy, Aphasia and Similar Conditions.” 1952 |
| Box 5 | FF 12 | Palmer, Martin. “Construction of One-Way Vision Mirrors.” |
| Box 5 | FF 13 | 1952 -- The Journal of Pediatrics |
| Box 5 | FF 14 | Pamphlets, reprints and articles all concerning the Logopedics establishment. Handwritten notes, news clippings. 1952-1955. |
| Box 5 | FF 15 | Distinguishing between Mentally Deficient, Aphasic and Deaf Cases. 1952-1953. |
| Box 5 | FF 16 | Palmer, Martin. “Recent Advances in the Scientific Study of Language Disorders in Cerebral Palsy.” 1952. |
| Box 5 | FF 17 | 1953-1953 -- Reprints of Palmer publications |
| Box 5 | FF 18 | Berko, Frances Giden. “Some Concepts Regarding the Education of the Child with Cerebral Palsy.” 1954. |
| Box 5 | FF 19 | Logopedics -- Wichita reports |
| Box 5 | FF 20 | “Institute for the Crippled and Disabled” 1954. Thumbs Up, published by the NY Institute. Report of a Conference on Rehabilitation in Compensation Cases, 16 Jan. 1952. Table of Organization for Institute for the Crippled and Disabled. |
| Box 5 | FF 21 | New York and Washington Reports -- 1954, provisions for and future of Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 5 | FF 22 | Transcripts of a conversation with Martin Palmer -- 1955 |
| Box 5 | FF 23 | 1955 -- Foundation notes. Mother’s Day. |
| Box 5 | FF 24 | An Investment in the Future: The First Step in a Long Range Plan for the Institute of Logopedics. 1955. |
| Box 5 | FF 25 | Articles of Incorporation for the Ida Eisenhower Logopedics Foundation. 1955 |
| Box 5 | FF 26 | Public Relations Study and Analysis for the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 5 | FF 27 | Programs concerning the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 5 | FF 28 | The Kansas Plan for Speech Defective Children. 1965. Also, two Christmas cards. |
| Box 5 | FF 29 | 1956 -- Material (files) from Allen Thomason’s desk. Material related to building the Institute of Logopedics. |
| Box 5 | FF 30 | Cumerford, Inc. Fund raising consultants. Procedures. |
| Box 5 | FF 31 | Public relations materials for the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 5 | FF 32 | Congressional Records |
| Box 5 | FF 33 | Speech and Teaching |
| Box 5 | FF 34 | Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Institute of Logopedics. January 27, 1958. |
| Box 6 | FF 1 | Short Course on Aphasia, program, 15 June-11 July 1959. |
| Box 6 | FF 2 | Palmer, Martin. “Testimony before the Senate Sub-Committee on Appropriation, Health Education and Welfare.” 1959. |
| Box 6 | FF 3 | 1959 -- Reprints |
| Box 6 | FF 4 | 1959-1965 -- Palmer statements before Congressional Committee |
| Box 6 | FF 5 | Psychological applicant reports. 1959-1965. |
| Box 6 | FF 6 | Palmer publications, 1959-1964. |
| Box 6 | FF 7 | Brochures and reprints. |
| Box 6 | FF 8 | Palmer, Martin. Report to the Japanese Ministry of Health and Welfare, 18 January-13 February 1960. |
| Box 6 | FF 9 | Institute of Logopedics Development Fund Master List -- Prospects. 1960. |
| Box 6 | FF 9A | Development Fund campaigning materials -- booklets, report and worker enlistment forms. |
| Box 6 | FF 10 | Wichita fund raising possibilities. 1960. |
| Box 6 | FF 11 | Clippings. 1960- |
| Box 6 | FF 11A | Staff Memos 1960-1966 |
| Box 6 | FF 12 | Board meeting report by Mrs. Palmer. A consultation report by Thayne Hodges. Autobiography. Ernest Morris Seydell. |
| Box 6 | FF 13 | Palmer, Martin. “Testimony before the Senate Sub-Committee on Health, Education and Welfare.” – 1961. |
| Box 6 | FF 14 | Marconi. “Communication is Civilization’s Cornerstone.” |
| Box 6 | FF 15 | Article on the art and music programs at the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 6 | FF 16 | Memos to staff from Dr. Palmer -- 1961-1964 |
| Box 6 | FF 17 | 1961-1966 -- General memos, Dr. Palmer. Included, “Programs and Activities Camp Logos 1964" |
| Box 6 | FF 18 | A Bibliography of Aphasia. |
| Box 6 | FF 19 | Fund raising: Reuben H. Donnolley Company. Printed materials regarding organization. 1962. |
| Box 6 | FF 20 | The Log. 1962. Published by the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 6 | FF 21 | Palmer, Martin. “Testimony before the Senate Sub-Committee on Health, Education and Welfare.” -- 1962. |
| Box 6 | FF 22 | Miscellaneous papers |
| Box 6 | FF 23 | Foreign travel information |
| Box 6 | FF 24 | Logopedics publicity material -- 1962 |
| Box 6 | FF 25 | Martin F. Palmer biographical sketch |
| Box 6 | FF 26 | A Biography of Cerebral Palsy. July 1962. |
| Box 6 | FF 27 | Foreign Countries: India |
| Box 6 | FF 28 | Information on India |
| Box 6 | FF 29 | Martin Palmer. Report to the Ministry of Health of the Government of India concerning the establishment of Logopedics facilities in India. |
| Box 6 | FF 30 | Rough drafts of India report |
| Box 6 | FF 31 | Dinner program for Indira Gandhi, Prime Minister of India |
| Box 6 | FF 32 | Palmer, “Communicative Disorders in India” October 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 1 | Kansas Plan for Speech Handicapped Children. Annual Reports. 1963-1966 |
| Box 7 | FF 2 | Fund raising. 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 3 | Fund raising: Steering Committee. 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 4 | Fund raising. 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 5 | Some “Firsts” of which the Institute is proud |
| Box 7 | FF 6 | The Log. September. 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 7 | “A Block for Reducing Attention Scatter in Aphasoid Cases.” |
| Box 7 | FF 8 | Dr. Palmer’s testimonies before the Senate Subcommittee, 17 May and 2 April 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 9 | Remarks from Senator Carlson of the Senate, 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 10 | Denmark Pamphlets “The Society and Home for Cripples in Denmark.” “International Society for Rehabilitation of the Disabled Ninth World Congress,” Copenhagen, Denmark, 23-29 June 1963. Pamphlets on Denmark, maps, etc. from Venice. |
| Box 7 | FF 11 | Geographical listing for questionnaire. |
| Box 7 | FF 12 | Dedication Ceremony -- Clinical Buildings, 20 April 1963. |
| Box 7 | FF 13 | Contributions. 1963, 1965, 1966. Personal notes, receipts |
| Box 7 | FF 14 | Organizations. Kappa Alpha Theta, Epsilon Sigma Phi, Epsilon Sigma Alpha. |
| Box 7 | FF 15 | Palmer -- Proposed articles and abstract works |
| Box 7 | FF 16 | Artists -- Agencies promoting speakers. 1964. |
| Box 7 | FF 17 | 1963-1964 -- Kansas Plan for Speech Defective Children |
| Box 7 | FF 18 | The Log. June 1964 |
| Box 7 | FF 19 | Financial information of Institute of Logopedics and by-laws |
| Box 7 | FF 20 | Hearings -- “Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Appropriations for 1964" Palmer |
| Box 7 | FF 21 | Part of article from the Junior League National Magazine Nov.-Dec. 1964. |
| Box 7 | FF 22 | Lip reading. Notes. Publication, The Link, May 1964. Record of a business meeting of the Michigan Speech Correction Association. |
| Box 7 | FF 23 | No Thesis Option Master’s Degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology. |
| Box 7 | FF 24 | Persons fluent in other languages -- 1964. (For members of the U S. International Committee on Deafness, Speech, and Hearing.) |
| Box 7 | FF 25 | Research proposals -- U.S. Commissioner of Education, 30 July 1964. |
| Box 7 | FF 26 | Running Report by Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. V. Barrett, Dec. 1964. |
| Box 7 | FF 27 | Special Education. Bulletin, directory, handwritten notes. |
| Box 7 | FF 28 | Women’s Advisory Council, Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 7 | FF 29 | Clippings, reprints |
| Box 7 | FF 30 | Admissions Committee. 1964-1965. |
| Box 7 | FF 31 | Prospective Graduate Students, 1964-1965. Photographs. |
| Box 7 | FF 32 | Graduate School Information |
| Box 7 | FF 33 | Abnormalities in Children. Cerebral Palsy. |
| Box 7 | FF 34 | A Review of Endowments, Construction, etc., March 1965. |
| Box 7 | FF 35 | Fund raising: Memorials and Special Gifts |
| Box 7 | FF 36 | Interoffice: IBM |
| Box 7 | FF 37 | Interoffice: Rev. Cecil Clifton |
| Box 7 | FF 38 | 1965 -- Inventory list that Mrs. Palmer kept in a safe deposit box. |
| Box 7 | FF 39 | Institute of Logopedics, Monthly Report. August 1965. |
| Box 7 | FF 40 | Foreign Countries: Japan |
| Box 7 | FF 41 | The Log. 1965. |
| Box 7 | FF 42 | National Board of Trustees, Institute of Logopedics -- 1965 |
| Box 8 | FF 1 | Report for NCATE visit, March 1965 |
| Box 8 | FF 2 | Information on Ph.D. programs |
| Box 8 | FF 3 | Projects for Consideration. Christmas cards. |
| Box 8 | FF 4 | Psychometric testing. Pamphlets, journals, news clippings, personal notes, receipts. |
| Box 8 | FF 5 | Papers concerning publications |
| Box 8 | FF 6 | Public relations: Films and pamphlets. Also, Marguerite Clark, “The Institute of Logopedics,” a typed MS. 1965 |
| Box 8 | FF 7 | Public relations: John W. Kincheloe. 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 8 | Public relations: Ann Scott Morningstar. 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 9 | Questionnaires sent, 3 March 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 10 | Review of endowments, Construction, etc. Needs of the Institute of Logopedics. March 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 11 | Survey -- Colleges and Universities with Graduate Degrees in Logopedics, March 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 12 | Testimony before the Subcommittee on Appropriations for Labor, Health, Education and Welfare. 23 March 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 13 | Twelfth Annual meeting, Institute of Logopedics National Board, 23 January 1965. |
| Box 8 | FF 14 | Framed certificate, American Academy for Cerebral Palsy, on death of Martin F. Palmer. |
| Box 8 | FF 15 | Paid bills. 1965-1966 |
| Box 8 | FF 16 | 1965 -- Tributes to Dr. Palmer. Letters, news clippings. Newsletters. Journals. |
| Box 8 | FF 17 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- undated. |
| Box 8 | FF 18 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- undated |
| Box 8 | FF 19 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- undated |
| Box 8 | FF 20 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- August 1965. |
| Box 9 | FF 1 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- September 1965. |
| Box 9 | FF 2 | Condolences on Dr. Palmer’s death -- October 1965-May 1966. |
| Box 9 | FF 3 | Memorial fund for Dr. Palmer -- August 1965 |
| Box 9 | FF 4 | Memorial fund for Dr. Palmer -- 1965-1966. |
| Box 9 | FF 5 | Mr. Wurth. Typed notes/letters to Mr. Wurth and others. |
| Box 9 | FF 6 | Prospective Graduate Students -- 1965-1966. |
| Box 9 | FF 7 | Articles, reprints |
| Box 9 | FF 7A | Report of French Center for hard-of-hearing |
| Box 9 | FF 8 | The Log. June 1966 |
| Box 9 | FF 9 | Slattery, James. “A Man of Many Words.” |
| Box 9 | FF 10 | Monthly reports, Jan-April 1966, and August 1965. |
| Box 9 | FF 11 | New York: Fred Waring Dinner |
| Box 9 | FF 12 | Paid bills, insurance policies |
| Box 9 | FF 13 | United Fund |
| Box 9 | FF 14 | Inter-office memos -- 1966-1967 |
| Box 9 | FF 15 | Printed Materials |
| Box 9 | FF 16 | Copies, reprints and Kappa Alpha Theta magazine, Autumn 1965. |
| Box 9 | FF 17 | Memorandum, R. Chambers, 5 July 1967, “Toilet Training for Handicapped Children.” |
| Box 9 | FF 18 | Children’s Poems by Julia S. Porter for Institute training. |
| Box 9 | FF 19 | Graham, J. Keith, et. al., “Communicative Disorder of the Mentally Retarded and Pseudoretarded” reprint 2 copies. |
| Box 9 | FF 20 | Dr. Tadashi Miyazake, “Cerebral Palsy,” 1967. |
| Box 9 | FF 21 | 1967 -- A Report on Organization and Planning for the Institute of Logopedics. |
| Box 9 | FF 22 | Mr. Palmer’s Orders (gadgets) |
| Box 9 | FF 23 | Pending -- 1967 |
| Box 9 | FF 24 | 1967 -- Preceptor meeting reports. The Dr. Martin F. Palmer Development Fund of the Institute of Logopedics, Inc. balance sheet. |
| Box 9 | FF 25 | Special music programs of study -- Institute of Logopedics, 1967. Problems involved in University of Wichita and Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 9 | FF 26 | Memorandum, Mr. Wurth, 31 July 1967, Special Education Program. |
| Box 9 | FF 27 | Planning for the Future and Related Material. 1968-1969. |
| Box 9 | FF 28 | Papers concerning Institute of Logopedics -- 1976-1980 |
| Box 9 | FF 29 | Institute of Logopedics, Report and Recommendations, 20 March 1980 |
| Box 9 | FF 30 | Wilson, Jeanie, “The Amazing Brain,” Town and Country, August 1982. |
| Box 9 | FF 31 | Papers concerning Institute of Logopedics -- 1981-1982 |
| Box 9 | FF 32 | “Palmer’s Humanistic Impact to Logopedics.” G. Bruce Loganbill, 1983. |
| Box 9 | FF 33 | Two 1983 newspaper articles on Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 9 | FF 34 | Brochure on Institute of Logopedics -- 50th Anniversary |
| Box 9 | FF 35 | Index to the Campbell-MacAlister Family Tree |
Series 2 ‒ Correspondence
| Box 10 | FF 1 | Able, Fred. 1953. |
| Box 10 | FF 2 | The Asia Society. 1965 |
| Box 10 | FF 3 | Avery, Earl. 1958 |
| Box 10 | FF 4 | Menon, A. V. Balakrishna. 1966 |
| Box 10 | FF 5 | Banking, Palmer. 1948, 1953, 1959, 1962 |
| Box 10 | FF 6 | Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Houston 1939-1965 |
| Box 10 | FF 7 | Barclay, Jane. 1947. |
| Box 10 | FF 8 | Barclay, Mary. 1945. |
| Box 10 | FF 9 | Barritt, Douglas. 1953. |
| Box 10 | FF 10 | Berger, Clyde. 1962-1963, 1966 |
| Box 10 | FF 11 | Two birthday letters to M. F. Palmer |
| Box 10 | FF 12 | Broder Cities Company. S. O. Maple. 1951. |
| Box 10 | FF 13 | Brosius, Frank. General Motors Company. 1938. |
| Box 10 | FF 14 | Brosius, Jane. 1937-1966. |
| Box 10 | FF 15 | Cantu, Carlos P. 1953. Mexico Trip |
| Box 10 | FF 16 | Car insurance. 1954, 1961, 1963. |
| Box 10 | FF 17 | Catalog shopping. 1958. |
| Box 10 | FF 18 | Cops, Dr. Abbie M. 1953, 1958-1960, 1964. |
| Box 10 | FF 19 | Church. 1952, 1956, 1965. |
| Box 10 | FF 20 | Cushman, Jerome. 1953. |
| Box 10 | FF 21 | Davis, Robert. 1951 |
| Box 10 | FF 22 | Delta Delta Delta Sorority. 1958. |
| Box 10 | FF 23 | Dewey, Mrs. Victor F. 1947. (MFP’s Aunt) |
| Box 10 | FF 24 | Dick, Ernest. 1940-1964. |
| Box 10 | FF 25 | Dolton, Vi. 1962 |
| Box 10 | FF 26 | Dulaney-Johnston and Priest. 1945. |
| Box 10 | FF 27 | “Empire of Texas.” 1953. |
| Box 10 | FF 28 | Estes Park, Colorado. 1950-1963. |
| Box 10 | FF 29 | Fairbanks, Dr. Grant. 1953-1962, 1964. |
| Box 10 | FF 30 | Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight. 1945. |
| Box 10 | FF 31 | Franklin Fisher and Association Inc. 1948. |
| Box 10 | FF 32 | Gallery, Douglas. 1944-1965. |
| Box 10 | FF 33 | Gardening. 1946, 1949. |
| Box 10 | FF 34 | Gardiner, F. R. |
| Box 10 | FF 35 | Gardner, L. E. 1949 |
| Box 10 | FF 36 | Goodall, H. W. 1953-1955. |
| Box 10 | FF 37 | Hanselman, Jerry. 1964. |
| Box 10 | FF 38 | Harbeson, Mrs. Robert. 1956-1963. |
| Box 10 | FF 39 | Hill, Mrs. Potter. Mary C. and Martin Palmer. 1939-1940, 1962. |
| Box 10 | FF 40 | Hinkle, Mrs. Fred. 1948. |
| Box 10 | FF 41 | Bah’ram Houman. 1963. |
| Box 10 | FF 42 | Hughes, Cliff. Lapeer, Michigan. 1958-1962. |
| Box 10 | FF 43 | Hull, Forest Melvin. 1941-1961. |
| Box 10 | FF 44 | Hyde, Alex. 1936-1961 |
| Box 10 | FF 45 | Ideal Pictures Corporation. 1949. |
| Box 10 | FF 46 | India. 1964-1966. |
| Box 10 | FF 47 | Insurance. 1952-1966. (health) |
| Box 10 | FF 48 | Japan. 1960. |
| Box 10 | FF 49 | Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. 1945 |
| Box 10 | FF 50 | Junior Assembly. 1956. |
| Box 10 | FF 51 | Kahlher, Harlow. 1950, 1952, 1960. |
| Box 10 | FF 52 | Knife and Fork Club. 1946. |
| Box 10 | FF 53 | Koster, Mr. and Mrs. Carl. 1945. |
| Box 10 | FF 54 | Laughlin, Anne. |
| Box 10 | FF 55 | Lawrence, Justus. The Lawrence Organization. Management problems. 1955. |
| Box 10 | FF 56 | Lawrence, Justus and Allen Thomason on “This Is Your Life” show of Dr. Palmer and Mrs. Ida Stover Eisenhower. 1955-1956. |
| Box 10 | FF 57 | Logopedics. 1954-1955. |
| Box 10 | FF 58 | Institute of Logopedics history. 1963-1966. |
| Box 10 | FF 59 | Loomis, Mrs. Nelson. 1938-1962. |
| Box 10 | FF 60 | McFadden, Mrs. Blance. 1956. |
| Box 10 | FF 61 | McGowan, Maud Bryant. 1946. |
| Box 10 | FF 62 | Martin, Glenn L. 1954. |
| Box 10 | FF 63 | National Cranberry Association. H. G. Mann. 1951. |
| Box 10 | FF 64 | Membership cards and related materials of Martin Palmer. 1939-1966. |
| Box 10 | FF 65 | Miller, Bill. 1946. |
| Box 10 | FF 66 | Music and contracts. 1957-1958. |
| Box 10 | FF 67 | Muyskens, John Henry. 1934.1958. |
| Box 10 | FF 68 | Nelson, Carl R. 1946-1965. |
| Box 10 | FF 69 | Northwestern University Medical School. “The Breakfast Club.” 1945. |
| Box 11 | FF 1 | Olivet College. 1944-1962. |
| Box 11 | FF 2 | Palmer, Cora. 1944-1960. |
| Box 11 | FF 3 | Palmer, Donald G. 1950 |
| Box 11 | FF 4 | Palmer, Mary C. 1933, 1944. |
| Box 11 | FF 5 | Palmer, Mrs. O. L. – Romeo Michigan. 1940. |
| Box 11 | FF 6 | Palmer, Dr. Dale. (nephew of MFP) 1943-1965. |
| Box 11 | FF 7 | Palmer, Susan. 1941-1966. |
| Box 11 | FF 8 | “Palmer Trips to Washington” D.C. 1939. |
| Box 11 | FF 9 | Palmer, Martin F. Personal. 1936. |
| Box 11 | FF 10 | Pete? |
| Box 11 | FF 11 | Phelps, Ed. 1956. |
| Box 11 | FF 12 | Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph. 1940-1966. |
| Box 11 | FF 13 | Prochazka, Dr. Oldrich. 1949-1952. |
| Box 11 | FF 14 | Prochazka, Dr. Oldrich. 1953-1955. |
| Box 11 | FF 15 | Prochazka, Dr. Oldrich. 1956-1965. |
| Box 11 | FF 16 | Rathbun, Mary. 1946. |
| Box 11 | FF 17 | Riethmiller, Gorton. 1955-1963. |
| Box 11 | FF 18 | Romer, Dr. Alfred S. Harvard Museum of Comparative Zoology. 1958, 1961. |
| Box 11 | FF 19 | Russell Island. 1952, 1957. |
| Box 11 | FF 20 | Schellabarger, Mrs. Florence. 1953. |
| Box 11 | FF 21 | Silvernail -- Stella Gibbs, John and Mrs. C. D. 1953-1966. |
| Box 11 | FF 22 | Smith, Eugene. 1947. |
| Box 11 | FF 23 | Stacey, Mrs. Thomas A. 1948. |
| Box 11 | FF 24 | Steer, M. D. Head of Department of Audiology and Speech Sciences. 1947-1965. |
| Box 11 | FF 25 | Sunflower Packing Company, Food locker plant. 1949. |
| Box 11 | FF 26 | Sweet, Mr. Gordon. 1946-1964. |
| Box 11 | FF 27 | Tax business. 1960-1965. |
| Box 11 | FF 28 | United Gold Mine Company. 1957-1960, 1963. |
| Box 11 | FF 29 | University of Wichita. 1944-1966. |
| Box 11 | FF 30 | War Rationing Board. 1945. |
| Box 11 | FF 31 | Wedding invitation. 1963. (India) |
| Box 11 | FF 32 | Weigand, Nestor R. 1947. |
| Box 11 | FF 33 | Wichita City Library. Ruth Hammond. 1944 |
| Box 11 | FF 34 | Wichita club. 1944. |
| Box 11 | FF 35 | Wimberly, Joe and Bill. Car Damage. 1953. |
| Box 11 | FF 36 | Thank you notes for requests on Institute of Logopedics. 1964-1966. |
| Box 11 | FF 37 | Miscellaneous Correspondence. 1938-1965. |
| Box 11 | FF 38 | Undated correspondence |
| Box 11 | FF 29 | Old family letters. 1877-1979, 1899, 1891. From Orren L. Palmer to his family (relationship to MFP unknown). |
Series 3 ‒ Publications and Recordings
| Box 12 | FF 1 | Barth, Dr. Ernst. Enfuhrung in die Physiologie, Pathologie und Hygiene der menschlichen Stimme. Verlag Von Georg Thieme, 1911. |
| Box 12 | FF 2 | Chapel of the Roses and two pamphlets concerning the funeral of Dr. Martin Franklin Palmer. |
| Box 12 | FF 3 | Clendening, Logan, M.D. The Human Body. Garden City, NY: Garden City Publishing Company, Inc., 1930. |
| Box 12 | FF 4 | Darwin, Charles. The Expression of Emotions in Man and Animals. New York: Philosophical Library, 1955. |
| Box 12 | FF 5 | Gukmann, Hermann. Stimmbildung und Stimmpflege. Weisbaden, 1912. |
| Box 12 | FF 6 | Gutzmann, Hermann. Sprachheilkunde. Fishers medizinische Buchhandlung H. Kornfeld, 1924. (beginning pages until page 33 are missing) |
| Box 12 | FF 7 | Hall, Edward T. The Silent Language. Greenwich, Conn: Fawcett Publications, Inc., 1965 |
| Box 12 | FF 8 | Hylander, Clarence J. The MacMillan Wildflower Book. The MacMillan Company, New York, 1954. |
| Box 12 | FF 9 | Imhofer, Dr. R. Die Ermudung der Stimme. Verlag von Curt Kabitzsch, 1913. |
| Box 12 | FF 10 | Killilea, Marie. Karen. New York: Prentice-Hall, 1952. |
| Box 12 | FF 11 | Maas, Dr. Paul. Die Sprache des Kindes und ihre Storungen. Curt Kabitzsch (A. Stuber’s Verlag), 1909. |
| Box 12 | FF 12 | Meyers, Milton K., M.D., ed. Lang’s German-English Dictionary of Terms Used in Medicine and the Allied Sciences with their Pronunciation. P. Blakiston’s Son and Co., 1932. |
| Box 12 | FF 13 | Romer, Alfred Sherwood. Man and the Vertebrates. University of Chicago Press, 1939. |
| Box 12 | FF 14 | Records “Gabriel’s Trumpet” by Martin Palmer. 78 rpm, private issue. Susan 11 March 1944, 12 March 1944 and others. |
| Box 12 | FF 15 | Salute to Dr. Martin F. Palmer, April 3, 1949 “A Wichitan You Should Know” sponsored by Duke Inc. |
| Box 12 | FF 16 | Patricia Allen |
| Box 12 | FF 17 | 6 records and their receipt. 1. Manbetu Songs, 2. Babira Songs, 3. Bapere Dance. Chief Karumi’s Dance, 4. Xylophone, 5. Mambuti Pigmy Music, 6. Batwa Pigmy Dances, 7. Royal Watusi Drums, Parts 1-3, 10. Bahutu Chant, 11. Babira Circumcision Ritual, |
| Box 12 | FF 18 | Unlabeled Floyd Clayton Nov. 4, 1936. |
| Box 12 | FF 19 | Guest book for a reception commemorating the 13th anniversary of the Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 12 | FF 20 | Kappa Alpha Theta Magazine, Spring 1983. |
| Box 12 | FF 21 | Plaque for “The Dr. Martin F. Palmer Board and Conference Room.” |
Series 4 ‒ Music Composed by Dr. Palmer
| Box 13 | FF 1 | Copyright and other papers concerning songs by Martin Palmer. |
| Box 13 | FF 2 | Songs by Martin Palmer: April Moon |
| Box 13 | FF 3 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Autumn Dreams |
| Box 13 | FF 4 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Bells Tell of Christmas |
| Box 13 | FF 5 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Black Hearted Jealousy |
| Box 13 | FF 6 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Black Velvet Sky |
| Box 13 | FF 7 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Carefree and Lazy |
| Box 13 | FF 8 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Caterpillar Song |
| Box 13 | FF 9 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Cats! Cats! Cats! Cats! |
| Box 13 | FF 10 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Cocoanut Tree |
| Box 13 | FF 11 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Come Walk with Me |
| Box 13 | FF 12 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Cuddle on my Shoulder |
| Box 13 | FF 13 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Dance, Let’s Dance |
| Box 13 | FF 14 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Dancing with the Queen of Paree |
| Box 13 | FF 15 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Dark Water |
| Box 13 | FF 16 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Daydreams in the Nighttime |
| Box 13 | FF 17 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Do! |
| Box 13 | FF 18 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Doncha Let Him In |
| Box 13 | FF 19 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Express to Africa |
| Box 13 | FF 20 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Firelight |
| Box 13 | FF 21 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Gabriel’s Trumpet |
| Box 13 | FF 22 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Get Along There |
| Box 13 | FF 23 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Grand Central Station |
| Box 13 | FF 24 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Hand-Me-Down Heart |
| Box 13 | FF 25 | Songs by Martin Palmer: The Happy Train |
| Box 13 | FF 26 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Hi-Lee, Hi-Loo, Hi-Lay |
| Box 13 | FF 27 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I Came to College |
| Box 13 | FF 28 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Imagination |
| Box 13 | FF 29 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I’m Climbing Those Golden Stairs |
| Box 13 | FF 30 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I Guess |
| Box 13 | FF 31 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I’m Glad I’m Sad |
| Box 13 | FF 32 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I’m the Guy |
| Box 13 | FF 33 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I Know Why |
| Box 13 | FF 34 | Songs by Martin Palmer: I Never |
| Box 13 | FF 35 | Songs by Martin Palmer: It’s Time |
| Box 13 | FF 36 | Songs by Martin Palmer: It’s Time, High Time |
| Box 13 | FF 37 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Josie Jo |
| Box 13 | FF 38 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Lagniappe |
| Box 13 | FF 39 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Last Night I Prayed |
| Box 13 | FF 40 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Lazy Summer Nights |
| Box 13 | FF 41 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Let’s Celebrate |
| Box 13 | FF 42 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Little Old Man |
| Box 13 | FF 43 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Lonely Western Trails |
| Box 13 | FF 44 | Songs by Martin Palmer: March of the Cats |
| Box 13 | FF 45 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Maybe Baby, I Do |
| Box 13 | FF 46 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Move Your Feet, Boy! |
| Box 13 | FF 47 | Songs by Martin Palmer: My Heart Caught Fire |
| Box 13 | FF 48 | Songs by Martin Palmer: My Little Chihuahua |
| Box 13 | FF 49 | Songs by Martin Palmer: No Matter What the Weather |
| Box 13 | FF 50 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Nowhere Street |
| Box 13 | FF 51 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Nowhere to Go |
| Box 13 | FF 52 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Now No One Knows |
| Box 13 | FF 53 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Old Enough to Care |
| Box 13 | FF 54 | Songs by Martin Palmer: One |
| Box 13 | FF 55 | Songs by Martin Palmer: One Sweet Word |
| Box 13 | FF 56 | Songs by Martin Palmer: One Was Me |
| Box 13 | FF 57 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Picking Petals from a Daisy |
| Box 13 | FF 58 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Pretty Bird! |
| Box 13 | FF 59 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Pretty Eyes |
| Box 13 | FF 60 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Rainbow and Echoes |
| Box 13 | FF 61 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Red Bird |
| Box 13 | FF 62 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Riverbend Road |
| Box 13 | FF 63 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Sound the Trump for Me |
| Box 13 | FF 64 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Spring is the Thing |
| Box 13 | FF 65 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Summer Nights |
| Box 13 | FF 66 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Tell Me of Tomorrow |
| Box 13 | FF 67 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Ten Commandments |
| Box 13 | FF 68 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Tillie’s Typin’ |
| Box 13 | FF 69 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Too Many Strangers |
| Box 13 | FF 70 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Typewriter Rock |
| Box 13 | FF 71 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Walk With Me |
| Box 13 | FF 72 | Songs by Martin Palmer: What I Ought to Do |
| Box 13 | FF 73 | Songs by Martin Palmer: What’s Your Hurry? |
| Box 13 | FF 74 | Songs by Martin Palmer: When the Lights Go On |
| Box 13 | FF 75 | Songs by Martin Palmer: When You Knock on the Door of My Dreams |
| Box 13 | FF 76 | Songs by Martin Palmer: When That Last Star |
| Box 13 | FF 77 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Where Are Your Laughing Eyes |
| Box 13 | FF 78 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Whispers of Love |
| Box 13 | FF 79 | Songs by Martin Palmer: White Fog |
| Box 13 | FF 80 | Songs by Martin Palmer: Who Knows the Road |
| Box 13 | FF 81 | Songs by Martin Palmer: You Never Come Through |
| Box 13 | FF 82 | Songs by Martin Palmer: You Promise! |
| Box 13 | FF 83 | Three Untitled Songs by Franklin Dale (Martin Palmer). |
Series 5 ‒ Recordings of Songs, Lectures and Programs
| Box 14-15 | April Moon | |
| Box 14-15 | Black-Hearted Jealousy -- 2 Copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Black Velvet Sky | |
| Box 14-15 | Carefree and Lazy | |
| Box 14-15 | Cocoanut Tree | |
| Box 14-15 | Dance, Let’s Dance | |
| Box 14-15 | Dark Water | |
| Box 14-15 | Daydreams in the Nighttime | |
| Box 14-15 | Doncha Let Him In -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Gabriel’s Trumpet | |
| Box 14-15 | Grand Central Station -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Hand-Me-Down Heart | |
| Box 14-15 | Happy Train | |
| Box 14-15 | Happy Train and What’s Your Hurry? | |
| Box 14-15 | High Time | |
| Box 14-15 | Hi-Lee, Hi-Loo, Hi-Lay -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | I’m Climbing Up Those Golden Stairs | |
| Box 14-15 | I’m Glad I’m Sad | |
| Box 14-15 | Josie Jo | |
| Box 14-15 | Last Night I Prayed -- 4 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Lazy Summer Nights -- 3 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Little Old Man -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Lonely Western Trails | |
| Box 14-15 | Maybe Baby, I Do -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Move Your Feet, Boy! | |
| Box 14-15 | My Hear Caught Fire -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | My Little Chihuahua | |
| Box 14-15 | Nowhere Street -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Old Enough to Care | |
| Box 14-15 | One Sweet Word -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Pretty Bird | |
| Box 14-15 | Pretty Eyes | |
| Box 14-15 | Tell Me of Tomorrow | |
| Box 14-15 | Ten Commandments | |
| Box 14-15 | Tillie’s Typin | |
| Box 14-15 | Walk With Me | |
| Box 14-15 | You Never Come Through -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | 8 unmarked tapes | |
| Box 14-15 | leader and timing tape | |
| Box 14-15 | Scotch cellophane tape -- 2 rolls | |
| Box 14-15 | splicing tape | |
| Box 14-15 | Amy Jones Coleman Field Centers. 4-16-80 | |
| Box 14-15 | Animal Communication. Exam methods (beginning of lecture) | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. Sample speech from Vancouver, CA | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. III Duplicate. Williams (continued). Dr. Smith. Samples Aphasic speech from Vancouver | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. 5-4-61. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. No. 2. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia No. 3. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. No. 4. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. Side 1 conclusion. Examination methods sides 1 and 2. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia. 1947. C. P. 1947 | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia, sensory. Examination methods: beginning of lecture cerebellum-amaurotic familial idiocy; pas varo equinus olivo-cerebellar atrophy; olivo-ponto-cerebellar atrophy primary parenchymatous atrophy; cerebella-fugal degeneration. | |
| Box 14-15 | Aphasia, adult and sucking reflex. Tape D Kamiyama. | |
| Box 14-15 | Barritt | |
| Box 14-15 | CP. March 17th. Examination methods (thalamus, hypothalamus). Beginning of lecture of Bobath, Fey). Conclusion | |
| Box 14-15 | CP 3-17-59. Fey. Beginning of Aphasia, March 17. | |
| Box 14-15 | CP February 19 Kauuyauia. MFP from 299 and beginning of CP Feb. 21 | |
| Box 14-15 | Cerebral Palsy. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki class | |
| Box 14-15 | Cerebral Palsy | |
| Box 14-15 | CP, incidence of. Examination methods: conclusion of lecture on landmarks of the skull; landmarks of lobes. 2-7-1959. | |
| Box 14-15 | CP. Examination methods; conclusion of lecture on pain; beginning of discussion of Gelluer (incomplete) | |
| Box 14-15 | CP No. 1 Cerebral Palsy | |
| Box 14-15 | CP 4. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki. 1961. | |
| Box 14-15 | CP 6. Dr. Palmer lecturer. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki class. 1961. | |
| Box 14-15 | CP 5-4-61. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki, class. | |
| Box 14-15 | Extra Burgher tape | |
| Box 14-15 | Evening discussion (7-14-58) Sarasota, FL | |
| Box 14-15 | “Family Altar,” KLEO Radio: Sunday December 17th. (Dr. Palmer Special) | |
| Box 14-15 | Fey, Dr. -- 11:00 to 12:00 on July 9. Palmer -- 8:30 to 9:30 on July 10. | |
| Box 14-15 | Fey, Temple. Dr. Martin F. Palmer (answer to Dr. Fey). Dr. Temple Fey (June 11, 1958) (Answer to Dr. Palmer) | |
| Box 14-15 | Fey, Dr. Temple. Lecture about speech laterality, February 1959. | |
| Box 14-15 | Fey, Dr. II, Fey to Dr. Palmer regarding Conference in Sarasota, 1958. | |
| Box 14-15 | Hukilau | |
| Box 14-15 | Kamiyama, Distribution of intelligence | |
| Box 14-15 | Medical Hypnosis. Lecture No. 4. Dr. Eric Wright. 10-29-59. | |
| Box 14-15 | Miss Palmer and unidentified voices, demonstration of auditory delayed feedback -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Miyazaki, Dr. Tadashi | |
| Box 14-15 | Music Therapy. July 3, 1962, Institute of Logopedics (See 18) | |
| Box 14-15 | NBC Today program. | |
| Box 14-15 | Normal Dev. No. 1 1-80 | |
| Box 14-15 | Normal Dev. No. 1 1-80. Normal Dev. No 2 1-80. | |
| Box 14-15 | Overstake, C. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr., Dr. Meyer. June 23. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Martin. 10-23-60. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Lecture. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Lecturer. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Lecturer. Dr. Tadashi Miyazaki. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Lecture; Sarasota, Florida; 7-12-58. Recordings of cases; Sarasota, Florida; 7-15-58 Ralstin | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr., Dr. Fey to Dr. Palmer regarding George McCollum | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Master tape No. 1-A. Dr. Kamiyama -- 3 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Master tape No. 2-A. Dr Kamiyama class. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Tape No. 3-A. Dr. Kamiyama. Tape 4-A | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Tape No. 5-A. From Kamiyama tape. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Tape No. 6-A. From Kamiyama tape. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Interview with him and Col. James Trask at Logopedics Christmas Party, McConnell AFB, Kansas. December 15, 1962. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. and Miss Palmer. Delayed feedback “The Precious Rat.” | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Singing. Group talking. Palmer at piano. Palmer introduces the selections. | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Speech. 7-18-58, Sarasota, Florida | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. 4 tapes from Dr. Temple Fey | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. VRA Workshop, Tuesday, 5 May 1965 | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. February 1947 -- 2 copies | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Two lectures, 24 February 1947. Four lectures 12 February 1947 | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Lecture at American Speech and Hearing Association | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr., Dr. Schuell, Mr. Overstake. June 16 | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Susan. Experiment | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Records 1-6 | |
| Box 14-15 | Palmer, Dr. Records 7-13 | |
| Box 14-15 | Session with Michael ?. 2-13-1958 | |
| Box 14-15 | 10 untitled tapes; 8 unmarked tapes | |
| Box 14-15 | Speech handicapped children, III recordings of, made at Sarasota, Florida, July 15, 1958. | |
| Box 14-15 | Sarasota Conference, panel discussion. 7-17-58. Evening | |
| Box 14-15 | Spears, Dr. Electric Acupuncture -- 2 copies. | |
| Box 14-15 | “This Is Your Life” commercials erased -- 2 copies. January 13, 1960 | |
| Box 14-15 | “This is Your Life” original tape | |
| Box 14-15 | To all the members of the staff of the Institute of Logopedics | |
| Box 14-15 | “Today” NBC. Tuesday 19th. |
Series 6 ‒ Photographs
| Box 16 | FF 1 | Photographs -- Dr. Palmer and Family |
| Box 16 | FF 2 | Photographs -- Dr. Palmer and family |
| Box 16 | FF 3 | Photographs -- Dr. Palmer |
| Box 16 | FF 4 | Photographs -- Unidentified |
| Box 16 | FF 5 | Photographs -- Miscellaneous. Silver Anniversary 1950; Past Presidents Dinner. Dr. Goro Kamiyama 1963; Kansas Development Campaign, Dedication ceremony for new Cerebral Palsy center in Austin. United Cerebral Palsy Workshop Orthopedic Hospital; Presentation |
| Box 16 | FF 5 | Sketch presented to Dr. Palmer |
Series 7 ‒ Music Composed By Others
| Box 17 | FF 1 | All Soul’s Day; Old German Love couplet |
| Box 17 | FF 2 | Any Place Is Heaven if You Are Near Me |
| Box 17 | FF 3 | Are you from Dixie? (Cause I’m From Dixie, too!) |
| Box 17 | FF 4 | Ave Maria |
| Box 17 | FF 5 | Dream, A |
| Box 17 | FF 6 | End of a Perfect Day, The |
| Box 17 | FF 7 | Day Dreams, Visions of Bliss |
| Box 17 | FF 8 | Dear Little Boy of Mine |
| Box 17 | FF 9 | Go Lovely Rose |
| Box 17 | FF 10 | Hail, Mary |
| Box 17 | FF 11 | How Lovely Are They Dwellings |
| Box 17 | FF 12 | I Hear You Calling Me |
| Box 17 | FF 13 | In the Shadows |
| Box 17 | FF 14 | I Passed Your Window |
| Box 17 | FF 15 | Little Grey Home in the West |
| Box 17 | FF 16 | Little Mother of Mine |
| Box 17 | FF 17 | Little Pink Rose, A |
| Box 17 | FF 18 | Mammy’s Lullaby |
| Box 17 | FF 19 | Marcheta |
| Box 17 | FF 20 | Melodius Studies in Style and Mechanism |
| Box 17 | FF 21 | Memory’s Garden |
| Box 17 | FF 22 | On the Road to Mandalay |
| Box 17 | FF 23 | Patience; or Bunthorne’s Bride |
| Box 17 | FF 24 | Pink Lady, The |
| Box 17 | FF 25 | Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi |
| Box 17 | FF 26 | Refrain des Baigneuses |
| Box 17 | FF 27 | Rhyming Dictionary for Songwriters (book) |
| Box 17 | FF 28 | Salut A Pesth |
| Box 17 | FF 29 | Scarf-Dance |
| Box 17 | FF 30 | Shoogy-Shoo, The |
| Box 17 | FF 31 | Singer, The |
| Box 17 | FF 32 | Sixty-one Studies for Pianoforte |
| Box 17 | FF 33 | Snow in lover’s Lane |
| Box 17 | FF 34 | Sous Bois |
| Box 17 | FF 35 | Still as the Night |
| Box 17 | FF 36 | Tears, Idle Tears -- title page only |
| Box 17 | FF 37 | There, Little Girl, Don’t Cry |
| Box 17 | FF 38 | Thought of You, The |
| Box 17 | FF 39 | Dickey-bird Song, The; Fairy Queen Waltz; Peg O’ My Heart |
| Box 17 | FF 40 | Bounce the Ball; Manana; Tell Me A Story; Treasure of Sierra Madre; With a Hey and a Hi and a ho ho ho!; Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah |
| Box 17 | FF 41 | Book of Musical Poems: Booh; Child and Mother; Christmas Treasures; Dinkey Bird; Drum; Fairy and Child; Fiddle-Dee-Dee, Grandma’s Prayer, Heigho My Dearie; Hushaby, Sweet My Own; In the Firelight; Kissing Time; Lady Button-Eyes; Little Blue Pigeon; |
| Box 17 | FF 41 | Little Boy Blue; Little-oh-Dear; Naughty Doll; Nightfall in Dordrecht; Norse Lullaby; Oh, Little Child; Pittypat and Tippytoe; Ride to Bumpville; Rock-a-By Lady, The; Some Time; Stork, The; Sugar-Plum Tree; Teeny-Weeny; To a Usurper; With Trumpet and Drum |
| Box 17 | FF 41 | Wynken, Blynken and Nod |
| Box 17 | FF 42 | Songs for the Children of IOL: Anna’s Song; Beautiful Robbie; Dickies’ Songs; Goodbye Song; Good Morning Song; Good Morning to Michael; Greeting Song; Hello boys; Listen to the Birds; Tango |
| Box 17 | FF 43 | Musical -- The Story of Artaban, the Other Wise Man (script and music) |
| Box 17 | FF 44 | “hist wist” poem by E. E. Cummings set to music |
| Box 17 | FF 45 | Pages 3-5 of a French song, title unknown |
| Box 17 | FF 46 | Untitled rough draft |
Series 8 ‒ Awards, Artifacts and Documents Concerning Dr. Martin F. Palmer and the Institute of Logopedics.
| Box 17 | FF 47 | 1 book -- A list of names for dates between May 1, 1952 and April 1954. |
| Box 17 | FF 48 | Ledger -- Grandfather B. F. Gibbs, Harpersfield, New York. |
| Box 17 | FF 49 | Overstake, Charles P. Stuttering. 1979. |
| Box 17 | FF 50 | “This is Your Life” Material |
| Box 18 | Pediatric Teaching Slides | |
| Box 18 | Aphasia and the Brain Slides | |
| Box 18 | Three sets of slides on the Institute of Logopedics | |
| Box 18 | 6 unmarked films | |
| Box 18 | Martin F. Palmer. “Today” show film | |
| Box 18 | Martin F. Palmer. Film | |
| Box 18 | 1 empty reel | |
| Box 18 | Kodachrome, India -- 16 mm film | |
| Box 18 | 2nd print of a 16 mm film “India” | |
| Box 18 | Duplicate of “India” film 16mm | |
| Box 18 | Small reel of unmarked 16mm film | |
| Box 18 | Large reel with bit of 16mm film | |
| Box 18 | “This is Your Life” 16mm film. January 13, 1960. | |
| Box 18 | VHS copy of “This is Your Life” NBC Telecast, 1/13/1960. Master copy. | |
| Box 19 | FF 1 | Photographs from the Spring Conference of Sigma Alpha Eta, Omega Chapter, 1962. |
| Box 19 | FF 2 | Martin Palmer as an “Honorary Citizen of the Empire of Texas” |
| Box 19 | FF 3 | Martin Palmer, member of the National Rehabilitation Association, Inc. |
| Box 19 | FF 4 | Martin Palmer declared an honorary Texas citizen |
| Box 19 | FF 5 | Martin Palmer declared “Fellow” of the American Speech and Hearing Association |
| Box 19 | FF 6 | Martin Palmer admitted to the honorary order of “Benders of Twigs” on May 8, 1959. |
| Box 19 | FF 7 | Martin Palmer -- Distinguished Service Award |
| Box 19 | FF 8 | Martin Palmer “member of the Governor’s Steering Committee on White House Conference Planning.” |
| Box 19 | FF 9 | Martin Palmer -- Associate Member of the American Institute of Management |
| Box 19 | FF 10 | Professor Franklin Palmer -- Honorary Member of the Japan Society of Speech and Voice Therapy |
| Box 19 | FF 11 | Martin Palmer recognized “Master builder member of the Kansas State Teachers Association.” |
| Box 19 | FF 12 | Martin Palmer “is a member of the President’s Committee on Employment of the Handicapped.” 2 awards |
| Box 19 | FF 13 | Martin Palmer “elected an honorary member of the Academy for Cerebral Palsy” |
| Box 19 | FF 14 | Martin Palmer “Life Member of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers” |
| Box 19 | FF 15 | Martin Palmer “charter member of the Middle States Public Health Association” |
| Box 19 | FF 16 | “Proclamation of the Seven Deities of Good Fortune” |
| Box 19 | FF 17 | An award to Mrs. Martin Palmer. Board of Trustees, Institute of Logopedics |
| Box 19 | FF 18 | KLEO Good Guy Ward; Award for ?; Martin Palmer -- Honorary member of EAH, 1962. |
| Box 20 | National Board of Trustees Minute book, 1940-1964 (Microfilm) | |
| Box 20 | Institute of Logopedics -- Kansas Unit Minute Book through 1964 (Microfilm) | |
| Box 20 | Institute of Logopedics -- Development Corporation Minute Book through 1964 (Microfilm) | |
| Box 20 | Palmer Grade Books | |
| Box 20 | Round silver picture frame | |
| Box 20 | Architectural Digest September 1979 | |
| Box 20 | Silvena cleaning and polishing cloth for silverware | |
| Box 20 | Vigor silver polishing cloth | |
| Box 20 | Business cards for Martin Palmer | |
| Box 20 | Vertiflex Plus hanging file folders | |
| Box 21 | Notecards | |
| Box 21 | Stethoscope | |
| Box 21 | Travel wallet with two passports, three international certificates of vaccination, business cards, etc. | |
| Box 21 | Gavel | |
| Box 21 | Rubber stamp -- Palmer signature | |
| Box 21 | Two light meters | |
| Box 21 | Early EEG recordings | |
| Box 21 | Slide Viewmaster | |
| Box 21 | Brass ashtray with wood base and inscription “Our Workshop 1959" | |
| Box 21 | Bar graph from experiment | |
| Box 22 | Dev. Assoc. -- Members and Workers. Parents, etc. | |
| Box 22 | Scrapbook | |
| Box 22 | Diary -- trip to “Yurrop” 1962 | |
| Box 22 | Two diaries -- trips to Miami, Puerto Rico and Caya Santiago and notes, 1959-1960. | |
| Box 22 | Small notebook with notes concerning songs by Martin Palmer | |
| Box 23 | Silver award to Martin Palmer commemorating 25 years at the Institute of Logopedics | |
| Box 24 | Box number skipped in error | |
| Box 25 | Wild, Laura H. The Evolution of the Hebrew People and Their Influence on Civilization. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1917. | |
| Box 25 | King James version of Bible | |
| Box 25 | Palmer, Martin F. The Cardiac Cycle as a Physiological Determinant of Energy Distribution in Speech. 1936. | |
| Box 25 | Cuff links and money clip from “This is Your Life” show | |
| Box 25 | 2 pens | |
| Box 25 | 2 Debating pins, a glee club pin, an acorn pin, a Boy Scouts of America booklet and a greeting plate from Ralph Edwards | |
| Box 25 | Pocket Testament League New Testament Bible | |
| Box 25 | Martin F. Palmer cards | |
| Box 25 | FF 1 | Photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 2 | Genealogy materials from the red scrapbook with the lion crest |
| Box 25 | FF 3 | Personal memories and photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 4 | Photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 5 | Photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 6 | Photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 7 | PR Photographs |
| Box 25 | FF 8 | Baby book of Martin Palmer |
| Box 25 | FF 9 | “Second Voyage Triumph” about Christopher Columbus |
| Box 25 | FF 10 | “Third Voyage Trial” about Christopher Columbus |
| Box 26 | FF 1 | “Search for a Tomorrow” |
| Box 26 | FF 2 | Clippings and articles |
| Box 26 | FF 3 | Miscellaneous |
| Box 26 | FF 4 | Saturday Evening Post |
| Box 26 | FF 5 | Certificate to Martin Palmer from the New York Academy of Sciences |
| Box 26 | FF 6 | Juan Gallego |
| Box 26 | FF 7 | Photographs |
| Box 26A | Movie camera |
Series 9 ‒ Oversized
| Box 27 | Scrapbook | |
| Box 27 | Photographs: Parents of Martin Palmer, Martin Palmer as a young man -- 2 | |
| Box 27 | Diplomas: Highland Park High School, Michigan June 21, 1923 | |
| Box 27 | Diplomas: Bachelor of Arts from Olivet College, Michigan June 13, 1927 | |
| Box 27 | Diplomas: Master of Arts from University of Michigan February 27, 1931 | |
| Box 27 | Diplomas: Doctor of Science from University of Michigan February 26, 1937 | |
| Box 27 | Certificates: Certificate of Merit from Olivet College February 23, 1958 | |
| Box 27 | Certificates: TWA Ambassadors Club membership, for interest in development of airline industry June 27, 1958 | |
| Box 27 | Certificates: Designation as Distinguished Jayhawker, for contribution to State of Kansas December 28, 1964 | |
| Box 27 | Document with Asian language characters |