A senior thesis paper written by Pacific University student Glenn Kinney addressing the history of the Forest Grove Indian Training School. It includes information about the rise of off-reservation boarding schools, General Oliver Howard's involvement, and the start of the Indian Boarding School in Forest Grove. It also discusses the successes and setbacks that the school faced until its removal to Salem in 1885.
A draft of a letter from trustees of Pacific University in support of keeping the Indian Training School in Forest Grove. This draft is not addressed, but the letter was probably sent to the United States Secretary of the Interior. It describes the accomplishments of the school so far, including the teaching of English (noting 'no other [language] is allowed among them'), Christianization of the students, and vocational training. The draft names five of the eleven members of the Board of Trustees as signatories: Alanson Hinman, Horace Lyman, George H. Atkinson, Obed Dickinson, and G. H. Collier.
Three transcribed letters from Henry Sicade (Puyallup), who was a student at the Forest Grove Indian Training School. They are addressed to Samuel T. Walker, who was a Sunday School superintendent there. The letters include Sicade's memories of the school regarding the teachers, the school superintendent Captain Wilkinson, and Sicade's activities after graduating. An additional transcribed letter from Walker, addressed to Professor Henry Bates of Pacific University, presents Sicade's letters to Bates, but asks for the originals back.
Inventory of records related to the Forest Grove Indian Training School and Chemawa School from the files of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The inventory was prepared by the Seattle Branch of the National Archives and Records Administration, which holds the collection. Most of the records in the inventory date from after 1900.
Cover letter from an archivist at the National Archives regarding copies of records on deaths and illnesses at Chemawa Indian School (see PUA_MS27_X.pdf). The letter is addressed to to Cynthia Straughn, a Pacific University student who was researching the Indian Training School.
Letter from the National Archives to Cynthia Straughn, a Pacific University student who was researching the Indian Training School. The letter describes student rosters and mentions that other records pertaining to the school were destroyed by water damage.
A letter from Hiram Price, a commissioner within the United States Department of the Interior, addressed to George H. Atkinson, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Pacific University. The letter discusses recent decisions made by the Secretary of the Interior regarding the location of the Indian Training School. He states that the land that had been offered thus far as a permanent site for the school was not suitable. He implies that the school will be relocated away from Forest Grove unless better land is donated.
A letter from Samuel Jordan Kirkwood of the United States Department of the Interior, addressed to George H. Atkinson, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Pacific University. It endorses a continuing relationship between Pacific University trustees and the Indian Training School.
A letter from Carl Shurz of the United States Department of the Interior, addressed to George H. Atkinson, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Pacific University. The letter acknowledges having received a report on the Indian Training School in Forest Grove. This letter dates from the first year when the school was in operation.
A letter from Carl Shurz of the United States Department of the Interior, addressed to George H. Atkinson, the Secretary of the Board of Trustees at Pacific University. The letter dates from January, 1880, several weeks before the school admitted its first students. It acknowledges the interest and support that Pacific's trustees have given to the aims of the school.
The September 1982 update to the 'Oregon Serious Crime Survey,' a bulletin issued by the Oregon Law Enforcement Council. This issue is on 'The Attitudes of Oregonians about Crime and the Criminal Justice System.' The survey supplying the data was administered and processed by Stan Woodwell and awarded by the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Topics addressed include: Oregon death penalty and capital punishment; the 1977 Community Corrections Act; community correctional programs; juvenile programs and correctional institutions; parole release decision; the insanity defense; and crime prevention. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo prepared by Gerry Thompson on July 1, 1982 reporting to Denny Miles, newly appointed campaign coordinator. The outcome of the federal express survey will determine if Paul Newman can be of assistance to the campaign committee. Hank Crawford and Bob Dernedde were helpful in tracking Paul Newman and exemplified loyalty to Gov. Atiyeh. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo on the conversations discussed leading to the primary election that took place on May 25, 1982. Topics addressed by the Re-elect Victor Atiyeh Executive Committee include: primary production costs; Lee Johnson and Denny Miles involvement in campaign, in-depth probe survey; Ted Kulongoski vs Packwood race; Ford visit; Executive Committee retreat at Gearhart; Paul Newman; position papers and a media campaign with the Tourism and Economic Development money. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo on a meeting that took place on May 11, 1982. Topics addressed by the Campaign Steering Committee include: Bill Dawkins as the new campaign coordinator to replace Sharon Page; production cost for TV commercials and research for further advertisement; C&E Reporting; Paul Newman assisting in the campaign; and the Welcome to Oregon sign. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo on notes from a meeting that took place on May 6, 1982. Attendees at the meeting included: Gerry Thompson, Ed Westerdahl, Jack Faust, Wendell Wyatt, John Mosser, and Ede Schmidt. Topics addressed during this meeting included: the Vet's Loan Program; Ted Kulongoski (TK) on OEA, Labor, Jewish Communities, ACLU; Three Mile Island cleanup; and highlighting Gov. Atiyeh's impact in business, gun control and minority groups. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo prepared by Bob Oliver, Legal Counsel, to Gerry Thompson on March 2, 1982. Topics addressed in this memo include: Ronald Reagan 1980; Statesman-Journal; Dwight Eisenhower; Republican party races in Idaho, Indiana, Wisconsin, New York, Arizona; Senatorial elections; and 1981 Republican Almanac figures. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo prepared by Betty Atteberry, Statewide Volunteer Director, to the County Chairman on February 19, 1982. This is a endorsement memo that promotes reelecting Gov. Atiyeh as he runs against Ted Kulongoski in the general election. Topics addressed in this memo include: the Atiyeh Campaign Operation Grass Roots Organization; Sergeant Lon Holbrook; Advertising by Pihas, Schmidt, Westerdahl Company (PSW); and Ron Schmidt, Tom McCall's Administrative Assistant and Executive Administrator. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A document draft in preparation for the formal debate between Governor Atiyeh and Ted Kulongoski in 1981. This document addresses topics including: Kulongoski poor agricultural stance and the Oregon Farm Bureau; Kulongoski poor budgeting efforts; Ballot Measure #3; State Federal Fund; August Crime Plan; Oregon Coast Fisheries and the Salmon-Trout Enhancement Program (STEP). This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A handwritten note prepared by Norma Paulus to Governor Atiyeh addressing his well-being and future campaign. Norma volunteers herself, David Olson, and Clay Myers to advocate for Gov. Atiyeh in ways that he can't for himself. Norma also suggests that Gov. Atiyeh reduces controversy by taking bold positions on issues until the middle of September 1982. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A memo prepared by Denny Miles, Press Assistant, to the Members of the Executive Committee on August 2, 1982. This document addresses the decision to hire Paul Newman as a consultant moving forward with the campaign plan. Rick Daniels of Roberts, Daniels, Falls & Associates of Seattle will also be relied upon to work with Paul's schedule. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A rough layout of a Three-Phase Strategic Precept for Governor Atiyeh. The layout documents ways to thoroughly showcase Gov. Atiyeh that includes experience as Legislature and Governor and the 1982 Legislative package and Executive order. Other handwritten notes listed includes Governor Atiyeh's theme, solutions to economic and socioeconomic problems, and advertising tiers. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A handwritten note most likely by Gerry Thompson dated in July 2, 1982. Topics in this note include: the implementation of a poll towards Gov. Atiyeh's advantage; Paul Newman; Ron Schmidt and John Pihas; and two Ford Visits projected for July 29 and September 10, 1982. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
A document on debate techniques, making key points, and argument techniques in preparation for Governor Atiyeh's formal debate against Ted Kulongoski. Topics addressed in this document include: bridging; rebuttal protocol; laundry list technique; hypothetical question; loaded preface question; presentation; association, elimination, and conformity techniques. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
An untitled document dated on August 4, 1982 regarding Ted Kulongoski and Governor Atiyeh. Topics addressed in this document included: Bonneville; Straub Watergate; Tie Vic; general election budget; federal Hatch act; and the PERS fund. This is one document from a binder containing selected daily reports to the Governor, which was compiled by Gerry Thompson.
