Background
In the summer of 1995 the then Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Human Radiation Experiments began a project to assert greater intellectual control over records stored in the records holding area of the Oak Ridge Operations Office (OROO). One aim of this project was to identify records that were of permanent historical value and have them transferred to the custody of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).
During the summer of 1995 a team from the Office of Human Radiation Experiments reviewed the 7,000 boxes of records then being stored in the OROO records holding area. The team grouped the 7,000 boxes into approximately 100 records series. Of the 100 series, 66 were thought to contain records that were of permanent historical value. Records series descriptions were written for the 100 series, but before any more detailed indexing could be done, the Office of Human Radiation Experiments was abolished and the team that had worked on the records was dispersed.
Remnants of the team, however, were able to offer the 66 series to NARA. NARA agreed that, for the most part, the contents of the 66 are of permanent historical value. Ownership of the 66 series was then formally transferred to NARA. Before NARA took physical custody of the 66 series, NARA stipulated that DOE conduct a declassification review of them. The declassification review began in 1996 and continued until 2005. The review was conducted in the DOE Germantown, MD facility. The 66 series were shipped in batches from Oak Ridge to Germantown and placed under declassification review. As the review was completed on individual boxes, the individual boxes were shipped in batches to NARA.
Though the 66 series were shipped to NARA in piecemeal, NARA has reassembled them. Most of the 66 were shipped to the NARA facility in Atlanta, GA. The Atlanta facility, however, is not authorized to store DOE classified data. So, any box in the 66 series whose contents remained mostly, or completely, classified was transferred to the NARA facility in College Park, MD, which is authorized to store DOE classified information. If a box’s contents contained only a few classified documents, the folders which contained classified documents were removed and placed in “artificial” series which were created as a holding device. For folders so removed, appropriate cross references were placed in the original box and in the “artificial” series box. Then the box, which now only contained unclassified documents (and the cross reference sheets to the folders containing classified documents), was shipped to Atlanta.
Series 77, after the declassification review, was found to be comprised of boxes whose contents are mostly unclassified. Only two folders, which contained classified documents, were removed from the collection and placed in “Artificial” Series C. These two folders are stored in the National Archives facility in College Park, MD. With the exception of a few other documents which were removed from the collection prior to 1995, and placed in the RHTG collection in Oak Ridge, the series is stored in Atlanta.
(The numbers of the boxes are those given to them when they were stored in the OROO records holding area. A “B” or an “H” number is a combination of row, rack, and shelf designations.)
Box B – 6 – 4
1. Information on Retiring Documents
2. Electric Power Requirements
3. Delegated Authority
4. Drums Information
5. Mallinckrodt Chemical Works
6. Catalytic Construction
7. Untitled
8. Purchases
9. List of Integrated Contractors
10. Accounts Middlesex
11. Security Division
12. U.S. Commerce Memos – M Series
13. US Commerce Memos – C M P Series
14. Untitled
15. Bulletins & Announcements
16. Traffic & Transportation
17. Motor Vehicle Operator Applications
18. Security Clearances
19. Monthly Beryllium Reports
20. Bi-Weekly Reports
21. African Metals Drum Reports
22. Monthly Financial Reports
23. Semiannual Manpower Inventory Report
24. Monthly Visitors Report
25. Monthly Report of Contractor Employment
26. Hourly Groups & Job Classifications Vacation Information
27. General Correspondence on Personnel
28. Guard Personnel Information
29. Government Labor Data
30. Untitled
31. Untitled
32. Drum Equipment Corp.
33. D.L. Klimm – Painting Contractor
34. Miscellaneous Contracts
35. US Commerce Memos – NPA Series
36. Visitors Approval
37. Report of Elec. Typewrites & Business Mach.
38. Reports
39. Monthly Accident Report
40. Health & Safety Division
41. Correspondence by JJ Costa
42. Miscellaneous Correspondence
43. Untitled
Box H – 180 – 13
1. Correspondence on Harold Jones
2. Simonds Saw & Steel Rollings
3. Negotiations – ULC for Definite Contract
4. ULC Miscellaneous Contract Matters
5. Summary & Status Reports – Ledoux, Pitkin, Evans, Afr. Metals
Ledoux – W-14-108-Eng-18
African Metals – W-26-021-ENG-29
Lucius Pitkin – W-35-058-ENG-10
Robley D. Evans – W-22-075-ENG-13
6. Summary & Status Report Folder – United Lead Co.
Contract # AT(30-1)-1041
Middlesex Sampling Plant
7. Medical – Subcontract – Dr. Benjamin Marino
8. Summit Medical Group Contract No. AT(30-1)-Gen-91
9. Subcontract – African Metal under Contract AT(30-1)-1041
10. Beryl Ore – Middlesex
11. OR – Postage Stamps
12. Transfer & Movements of Classified Documents
13. Radiation Exposure Tests and other Exposure Problems 1948, 1949, 1950
14. Middlesex Electric Powers Requirements
15. Proposed Overall Improvement Plan United Lead Co.
16. MSX Laundry Waste Disposal System
17. State of New Jersey Department of Weights and Measures
18. United Lead Co. Contract AT-(30-1)-1041 and Amendments and Modifications
19. Capital Improvement Authorization (C.I.A.) Security Stop Gap MSX
20. C.I.A. Q-11 Drum Cleaner
21. Middlesex Rehabilitation Plans
22. Bills of Lading Register 12/9/49 – 11/17/50
23. Health and Safety Records Re: Personnel & Oper. 1948, 1949, and 1950
24. Middlesex – Equipment & Plant Drawings
25. Personnel Medical Records (for named individuals at Perry Warehouse& Distribution Terminal, Inc. 1946, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951
26. Monthly Progress Reports C.I.A. N.Y. 23-51
MGX Construction Project
27. Supplies – AEC – Requisitions – Tallys
28. Government Purchases
29. Organization (Reorganization of the Production Division Reorganization
effective April 28, 1952
-Production Div. move & Reorganization 1951
-Reorganization of the New York Operation Office
-Target date for accomplishing transfer and reorganization July 1, 1954
30. Reports of Foreign Visitors
31. Specifications for Sample Storage Room – MSX
32. United Lead Company General Impr. Plan
(memos in folder discuss improvements that would improve health
& Safety of Workers)
33. Proposals for Operation of Middlesex
(ltrs. indicating National Lead Company was selected as the Operating
Contractor 1950)
34. OR – Property – Supply Division
35. OR – GBL’s (Government Bill of Lading)
36. OR – Finance
37. OR – Procurement
38. Correspondence – Wick NBL (New Brunswick Lab)
39. CC – Misc. Corrsp. ? NYOO
40. Comparisons of MSX Operating Methods – 1948
41. Subcontract – A.D.T. Company
42. Construction Equipment Reports (NYOO 1951, 1952, 1953, 1954)
43. United Lead – Disposal of Zirconium (1952)
44. Middlesex Drainage Easement (1953)
45. Selection of Contracts for Operation of MSX (1950)
46. Subcontract – Lucius Pitkin, Inc. (1951 – 1954)
47. Incoming Shipments – Memo Copy GBR and other doc’s. (1944 - 1945)
Box H – 180 – 14
1. K-65 Shipping Lot #13 Sample Bottles
2. K-65 Ship #10 Sample Bottles
3. 9 – 12 K-65 Sample Bottles
4. Ship Lot #8 K-65 Sample Bottles
5. K-65 Ship 6 – 7 Sample Bottles
6. Ship 5 – 6 K-65 Sample Bottles
7. Lots 3 – 4 K-65 Sample Bottles
8. M3A K-65 Sample Bottles
9. Ship 2 – 3 K-65 Sample Bottles
10. Lot 1 K-65 Sample Bottles
11. K-65 – 55 – 56 – 57 Sample Bottles
12. K-65 Ship Lot 52 – 53 – 54 Sample Bottles
13. K-65 Ship 49 – 50 – 51 Sample Bottles
14. K-65 Ship 46 – 47 – 48 Sample Bottles
15. K-65 Lots 43 – 44 – 45 Sample Bottles
16. K-65 Ship Lots 40 – 41 – 42 Sample Bottles
17. K-65 Ship 37 – 38 – 39 K-65 Sample Bottles
18. K-65 Lots 34 – 35 – 36 Sample Bottles
19. K-65 Lots 31 – 32 – 33 Sample Bottles
20. Shipments 22/30 incl K-65 to Evans Sample Bottles
21. K-65 Lots 25 – 26 Sample Bottles
22. K-65 Lots 23 – 24 Sample Bottles
23. K-65 Lots 21 – 22 Sample Bottles
24. K-65 Lots 19 – 20 Sample Bottles
25. K-65 Shipment Lot 17 & 18 Sample Bottles
26. K-65 Lots 15 – 16 Sample Bottles
27. K-65 Shipping Lot #14 Sample Bottles
28. NBS Wash 1946 Q – 11 & Other Samples
29. NBS – Dr. Rodden
30. NBS – Dr. Rodden (Q-11) 1948
31. 1950 – Pitkin 1950 Q-11, MGX, K-65 Samples
32. Q-11 Samples to L. Pitkin Inc.
K-65 GR-1 1948 – 1949
33. Lucius Pitkin & Co. 1947
34. Q-11 Samples to L. Pitkin Inc. 1946
35. 1950 Ledoux Q-11 Samples Shipped MGX
36. Q-11 Samples Shipped to Ledoux & Co. Q-11 1948 – 1949
37. Ledoux & Co. Q-11 Sample 1947
38. Q-11 Samples Shipped & Ledoux & Co. 1946
39. Q-11 & MGX Samples to Mallinckrodt Chem. Work 1950
40. Q-11 Samples Shipped to Mallinckrodt & Co. 1949
41. Q-11 Samples Shipped to Mallinckrodt & Co. 1948
42. Mallinckrodt & Co. Q-11 Samples 1947
43. Shipments of K-65 Samples to Mass. Institute of Tech. 1948 – 49 – 50
44. Shipments of K-65 Samples to African Metals 1948 – 1950
45. Shipments 153, 154, 155, 156, 157, 158 K-65 Sample Bottles
46. Shipments 147, 148, 149, 1950, 151, 152 K-65 Sample Bottles
47. Shipments 144, 145, 146 2-11-48 K-65 Sample Bottles
48. Shipments 141, 142, 143 2-5-48 K-65 Sample Bottles
49. K-65 Shipments – 138, 139, 140 K-65 Sample Bottles
50. K-65 135, 136, 137 K-65 Sample Bottles
51. Shipments 132, 133, 134 1/5/48 [KU-1] K-65 Sample Bottles
52. Shipments 129, 130, 131 KU-1 to K-65 12/29/47 K-65 Sample Bottles
53. K-65 126, 127, 128 K-65 Sample Bottles 12/17/47
54. K-65 123, 124, 125 K-65 Sample Bottles 12/9/47
55. K-65 120, 121, 122 K-65 Sample Bottles
56. K-65 117, 118, 119 K-65 Sample Bottles
57. K-65 Shipment 115 & 116 Sample Bottles
58. K-65 Shipment 113 – 114 Sample Bottles
59. K-65 110, 111, 112 Sample Bottles
60. K-65 106, 108, 109 Sample Bottles
61. K-65 104, 105, 107 Sample Bottles
62. K-65 101, 102, 103 Sample Bottles
63. K-65 Shipment 98, 99, 100 Sample Bottles
64. K-65 Shipment 95, 96, 97 Sample Bottles
65. K-65 Shipment 92, 93, 94 Sample Bottles
66. K-65 Shipment 89, 90, 91 Sample Bottles
67. K-65 Lots 87, 88 Sample Bottles
68. K-65 83 – 84 – 85 – 86 Shipment Sample Bottles
69. K-65 Shipment 80 – 81 – 82 Sample Bottles
70. K-65 Shipment 77 – 78 – 79 Sample Bottles
71. K-65 75 & 76 Sample Bottles
72. K-65 72 – 73 – 74 Sample Bottles
73. K-65 70 – 71 Sample Bottles
74. K-65 Shipment 67 – 68 – 69 Sample Bottles
75. Shipment 64, 65, 66 K-65 Sample Bottles
76. Shipment 61, 62, 63 K-65 Sample Bottles
77. K-65 58, 59, 60 K-65 Sample Bottles
Box H – 180 – 15
1. Q-55, R-45 Sample Shipments 1946 1948
2. Physical Inventory of SF Material 1949 1948
3. Empty Containers Shipping Papers 1946, 1947, 1948
4. Gov’t Bill of Lading 1949
5. Gov’t Bill of Lading 1948
6. CS-1 CS-Z Sample Shipments 1948
7. CS-1 CS-Z Sample Shipments 1948
8. Beryl Ore Samples Sample Shipments 1948 & 1950
9. Shipments of Misc. Samples from 1945 to 1950
10. Receipts of Misc. Materials – 1947
11. Incoming Samples from California 1947
12. Shipments of WA Material Samples 1948 – 1949
13. NBS New Brunswick Laboratory 1949
14. New Brunswick Lab
Q-11, MGX, Other Samples 1950
15. GR-1 Samples – Shipping Papers (Folder Removed and Placed in Artificial Series C, Box 3)
16. 1950 NBS Wash., D.C. 1950 Q-11, MGX, K-65 Samples
17. Government Bill of Lading 1947
18. NBS – Washington 1949 Q-11, K-65, & Other Samples
19. 1950 – Tally in Samples 1950
20. GBL – 1946 – 47
21. Tally In 1949 Samples & Other Materials
22. Tally In 1948 Samples & Other materials
23. Tally Out 1950 Samples & Other Materials
24. Issue Slips JAN. 1949 DEC. Samples & Other Materials
25. Issue Slips JAN. 1948 DEC. Samples & Other Materials
Box H – 180 – 16
1. Shipping Schedule – Series C
2. Revised Sampling Procedure for Q-11 Material
3. Sampling Procedure and Flow Sheet of Sampling Mill Q-11 Material
4. Untitled
5. ULC – Misc. Shipments 1952
6. Q-11 Sample Experiment
7. MGX & INX – Processing & Shipping 1948 – 1950
8. Middlesex Sampling Tests Data
9. NYOO Accountability
10. ULC Correspondence – Misc. 1950 – 1951
11. Sampling and Labeling of High & Low Grade Material
12. Q-11 Lot A-182
13. Special Sampling Tests on Q-11 Lot A - 82, A - 84 – 89
14. Motor Vehicle Operator’s Permits
15. Correspondence with Tonawanda Sub – Office
16. Q-11 Sampling Test Program – Draft of Proposed Summary Project
17. Reports – Union Miniere Visit
18. Correspondence 1949
19. ULC Correspondence – Misc. 1952
20. Untitled
21. Correspondence 1948
22. Correspondence 1950
23. MGX Sampling Efficiency Tests
24. MGX Sample Experiments
25. Phase A
26. Phase B
27. Q-11 Sampling Efficiency Tests
28. Samples
29. Phase I
30. Phase II
31. Phase III
32. Phase IV
33. Phase VII
34. Shipping Schedule – Series C
35. Sampling Methods
Box H – 180 - 17
1. Untitled Lead Company – Procurement
2. ULC – Vehicle Accident Claim
3. Monthly Penalty Mail Report (Documents Removed from folder and placed in the RHTG collection)
4. Shipments to Fernald
5. Reports of Visits FMPC
6. United Lead Company Authorization Procurement
7. Annual Report to Congress (Empty)
8. Harry Goldberg – Disposal of Scrap Drums
9. S 7 Accounting Procedures
10. Property – 1954
11. Composition Book Titled U.S. A.E.C. Fernald Sampling Plant
Start-Up Data J.T. Consiglio
12. United Lead Company (Folder Removed and placed in Artificial Series C, Box 3)
13. Health and Safety
14. Special Shipments Orders to UL Co.
15. Folder Untitled – Contained Various Memoranda and Correspondence
16. Miscellaneous Ltrs- Incoming from United Lead Company
17. Operational Cost Estimates
18. Finance
19. Beryl Ore Correspondence
20. Processing Schedule Beryllium Ore March
21. Sampling Procedures – Beryl. Ore
22. Beryllium Inventory
23. ULC Financial Statements and Vouchers FY 54 & 55
24. Receipts of Beryllium Ore
25. FY 1953 Budget
26. FY 1952 Budget Estimates
27. Middlesex Budget ’50 ’51 (1951)
28. FY 54 Budget – Mid Year Review
29. FY 1954 Budget
30. FY 1955 Budget
31. United Lead – 1956 Budget
32. Purchase Orders – Middlesex Plant Setup
33. Middlesex – Misc.
34. Box of “Pictures of “U” Billet Defects taken at Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Lockport, NY during Sept. 1951 Rolling.” J.T. Consiglio
35. Cleveland Area Incoming Memorandums
36. Cleveland Area Outgoing Memorandums
37. St. Louis Area Outgoing Memorandums
38. SLA – Incoming Memos
39. Miscellaneous Outgoing Letters
Box H – 205 – 6
1. Visitor Register (Sign in Book)
2. Black Notebook w/Notes Re: Close-Out of United Lead Company
Contract AT-(30-1)1041
3. ULC Records Transferred to NL Co. of Ohio
4. Transfer of U.L. Co. Records to Fernald H-148-3
5. Journal Vouchers January 1955 H-148-3
United Lead Company Middlesex Sampling Plant
6. Vouchers #2505 – 2535 inclusive
Month of January 1955 H – 148 -3
7. Vouchers #2536 – 2559 inclusive
Month of February 1955
Month of March 1955
Month of April 1955
Month of June 1955
8. National Lead Company of Ohio Messenger Envelope containing
“documents for retirement from J.J. Costa to Art Hanson dated 2-25-55”
9. Miscellaneous Correspondence
10. United Lead Company, Middlesex Sampling Plant, Subcontract
Dr. Benjamin Marino
11. Eastern Weighing and Inspection Bureau Reports
12. United Lead Company Middlesex Sampling Plant, Subcontract
with A.D.T. Company AT-(30-1)-1041
13. Bids – Public Sale
14. Insurance Re: United Lead Company and the New Jersey Manufactures
Causality Company
15. Government & Vehicle Equipment Forms (apprx. 30- all blank)
16. Public Sale, Monitoring Record 1955 (not listed on inventory)
17. 1954 State of New Jersey Tax Return
18. Fernald Tax Returns 1/1/53 to 12/31/54
Account #22-1483534
19. Visitor List
20. Insurance – United Lead Company and the New Jersey Manufactures
Casualty Company
21. 1955 Monthly Visitor Report
22. January 1955 Visitor Report
23. Subcontracts – Letters of Release
24. File (Various ltrs. and other correspondence)
25. OR – AUD-2 Closing out Contracts
26. Work to be filed (Removed and placed in Artificial Series C, Box 3)
Box H – 205 – 7
This box contains medical and medical examination information for named individuals.
Box H – 205 – 8
These files contain radiation exposure records of named individuals.
1. H.P. #3 2/48
2. H.P. #3 1/48
3. H.P. #3 12/47
4. H.P. #3 11/48
5. H.P. #3 3/48
6. H.P. #3 2/48
7. H.P. #3 10/48
8. H.P. #3 7/48
9. H.P. #3 6/48
10. H.P. #3 12/48
11. H.P. #3 5/48
12. H.P. #3 4/49
13. H.P. #3 2/49
14. H.P. #3 1/49
15. H.P. #3 4/48
16. H.P. #3 9/48
17. H.P. #3 8/48
18. H.P. #3 3/49
19. H.P. #3 5/49
20. H.P. #3 6/49
21. H.P. #3 8/49
22. H.P. #3 9/49
23. H.P. #3 7/49
24. H.P. #3 10/49
25. H.P. #3 11/49
26. H.P. #3 12/49
27. H.P. #2 9/14/50
28. H.P. #2 3/50 – 9/50
29. H.P. #2 11/49 – 3/50
30. Radiation Exposure cards (for named individuals)
Box H – 205 – 9
1. ORO Film Badge Letters (actually this folder contained Film Badge Reports
for the United Lead Company and listed badge nos., individual
names & exposures).
2. ORO Film Badge ltrs. – various film badge reports
3. Radon Breath – Urine – folder contains Health & Safety Division Sample Sheets for various individuals and indicates the results of the sample.
4. Film Badges – folder contain Service Division sheets indicating the tabulation
results obtained from measurements of film badges worn at Middlesex, for
1947, 1948, indicates individual names and badge numbers.
5. Untitled – folder contains AEC NYO – 1558 Investigation of the
Potential Hazard in Releasing Scrap Steel Contaminated with Uranium
to Commercial Channels, dated June 15, 1951 and Health & Safety Div.
reports for liquid wastes& water samples.
6. Dust – 1952 – folder contains Health & Safety Div. sheets indicating type of samples for dust
7. Air Sample Results
8. Air Born Dust
9. Sewage, Water Samples & Soil – 1953
10. Radiation Measurements to ? Area 1953
11. Miscel Survey
12. Urine Samples Air 1953 Radon
1954
13. Urine
14. Result – Smears – Soil – Water, ECT. Misc.
15. Prog. Rep. – 46-47-48-49
16. Prog. Report – 1951
17. Radiation Exposures per Job
(Rate of Exposure on Jobs)
18. Letters – Rcd
19. 1953 – Hospitalization Correspondence
20. Hospitalization
21. Correspondence 1953 NYOO and Miscellaneous NLO
22. Titrimeter D-3
23. Employment Trend
24. Radiation & Protection Instruments
25. Correspondence on Personal Claim & Accidents
26. Military Information
27. Notes from Mr. Barrett
28. 9 – Small tablets of these some had notes & some were blank
(5 could not make out writing) 2 marked 1st Aid, 1 Termination & Arrivals, 1 Heavill,
1 Metric Readings SAVIGNAC
29. 1 The Spiral Stenographers Notebook totally blank inside
30. 1 Guild Steno Notebook w/a few notes
31. 13 Compositions – Book w/the following titles:
1. SAVIGNAC – Measurements of Radiation Shipments
2. No Title – Contains Survey Information
3. SAVIGNAC – Daily Log – Health Physics (blank inside)
4. SAVIGNAC – Dust Concentration USNEC – Middlesex
5. Medical Exams by Dr. Reitman and Dr. Marino
6. Medical Exams
7. Pocket Chambers
8. Dust – 1951 1952
9. SAVIGNAC – Property Rcd – Shipped
10. SAVIGNAC – Special Tests
11. Air Born Dust
12. SAVIGNAC – Daily Log – 1949 July 18
13. Contaminated Cars
32. Sheet of Paper – titled “Soil Samples taken at Middlesex Warehouse” 10967
Box H – 205 – 10
1. Film Badges 1951
2. Film Badges Results 1950
3. Film Badges Results 1952
4. Film Badges Results 1947
5. Film Badges Results 1948
6. Film Badges Results 1949
7. Guards Badge Sheets
8. Film Badges 4/1/48 – 6/25/48
9. Guards Badges Sept. – Dec. 1947
10. Film Badge Data 1/48
11. Film Badge Data 9/27/48 – 3/14/49
12. Film Badge Data rings
13. Pocket Meter Readings
14. Film Badge / PC Graphs
15. K-65 Block
16. Badge Data 6/48 – 12/48
17. Graphs
18. Daily Health inspection Report 5/11/44 – 5/29/44
19. Letters – Sherman
20. Memos & Letters re Accidents
21. Letters – Outgoing – Sherman
22. U Dust List
Box H – 205 – 11
1. Federal Tax Return 11/1/50 to 12/31/52
2. Estimate of Cash Requirements (Form AEC-347)
3. General Stores – first National Bank of Dunellen
4. Fixed Assets
5. S.R. Gustavson Accountability Surveys Reevaluation Survey
6. Invoices from National Lead of Ohio October – January 1955
7. Voided Payroll checks & voucher checks
8. Materials & Supplies Inventory
9. Meter Reading & Tank Readings for period ending June 30, 1953
10. Memos to and from J.J. Costa
11. Miscellaneous Correspondence
12. Monthly Statements
13. National Lead Company of Ohio M. Ericson
14. Charge out sheet for folder: national Lead Company Reports
15. National Lead Co.
16. Monthly Statements 7/1/52 – 6/30/54
17. Payroll Data – 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953
Separate Folder: 1954
18. Payroll Distribution Sheets April 1952 to June 1954
19. Peoples National Bank
20. Premium Costs Incurred on Construction Projects
21. Project #1 & 2 MGX Processing Stop Gap Equipment
22. Project 2
23. Reimbursement Vouchers October 1950 to December 1952
24. Reimbursement Vouchers January 1953 – January 1955
25. Retirement Notices January 1952 to June 1953
26. Scrap Sale January 1955
27. State of New Jersey Tax Return 1950 thru 1953
28. Survey of Security operating Costs
29. Termination Information MSX Operation
30. Transmitted Letters Nov. 1951 to June 1953
31. Transmitted Letters for Fiscal Year 1954
32. United Lead Co. Excess Lists
33. U.S. Saving Bonds
34. Vacation Folder
35. Schedule 67a – Report of Contractor Staffing Requirement for Property Management
36. Figures Compiled on Mixed Lot Assays
Box H – 205 – 12
1. Bank Reconciliations
2. Payroll Audit Papers
3. Process of Materials Beryl – MGX – Q-11
4. Cash Receipts
5. B Special Material (Blup Slugs)
6. Subcontract – Lucius Pitkin, Inc.
7. Contract No. AT(30-1)-104
8. Correspondence by F.B. Barrett
9. Purchasing Procedure Manual
10. United Lead Co.
11. Visitors Approval for 1952
12. Untitled Folder
13. Penbarnite Information
14. Miscellaneous Samples Shipped
15. Correspondence from Oak Ridge Operations Office
16. Disaster Plan
17. Accounting Program – Source Fissionable Materials
18. Laboratory File
19. Sample Shipments/ Beryllium Shipments
20. Cost Records and Vouchers
21. Painting Fence
22. Dismantling Operations – October 1954
23. Untitled
24. 1954 Census of Mineral Industries
25. Uranium Process – Series C
26. Notes on Cost Acct. – Series C
27. Financial Statements FY 54/55
28. Untitled Folder – Series C
29. Film Badge Cards – (by named individuals)
