Introduction | Agency Sketch | Scope and Content | Series Description | Inventory

Introduction

The records of the Lake Carriers' Association were donated to the Historical Collections of the Great Lakes in August, 1985. Literary and property rights have been dedicated to the public and duplication is permitted for the purposes of preservation and scholarly research. Final processing was completed in 1991 by Mark J. Barnes, Monica Manny, and A.J. Du Fresne with the assistance of a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities.

Agency Sketch

It has been nearly a century since the current form of the Lake Carriers' Association, headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio came into being. The initial vitality with which problems were addressed has continued with the organization to the present. The association through its long established committee structure approaches resolution of shipping industry problems with a directness and an expertise that mark it as an organization whose study is essential to the understanding of the economic and political history of the Great Lakes basin.

By the opening of the 1880s, the Great Lakes had become a vital conduit for resources directed to the burgeoning industrial centers of the United States. Methods of regulating numerous aspects of the transportation industry to maintain stable costs and profits were discussed in a variety of business organizations. As traffic increased, safety concerns mounted among vessel owners and crews.

The Lake Carriers' Association developed as an important professional body concerned with the shipping trade. On September 1, 1880 the Cleveland Vessel Owners' Association (one predecessor of the L.C.A.) was founded as the initial organization of vessel owners attempting to regulate Great Lakes shipping activities. In February 1881 a meeting was held in Chicago by representatives from the Cleveland Association and other local organizations in order to discuss common interests. Resolutions were passed and lobbying delegations were sent to Washington, D.C. to voice concerns held by vessel owners. Systematic means of reporting navigational hazards were prepared to be shared by all local organizations.

The various local organizations worked in a loose alliance for several years. In 1885 the Lake Carriers' Association was founded by local vessel owners in Buffalo, New York. Duplication of lobbying efforts led to a series of meetings in 1891 to discuss creation of a single organization.

On April 28, 1892 the attendees at a meeting held in Detroit, Michigan agreed to merge the active Cleveland Vessel Owners' Association with less active local groups and the original Lake Carriers' Association from Buffalo. M.A. Bradley served as the first president. The L.C.A. of today dates from this 1892 merger.

During the years leading to World War I, the expansion of L.C.A. to include nearly all the major freight carriers helped stabilize economic conditions important to the success of Great Lakes shipping interests. Establishing a method for setting freight rates at levels acceptable to vessel owners and their customers occupied the L.C.A. for much of the pre-war era.

A marked thoroughness of analysis in forming position statements established L.C.A.'s reputation as an able representative of Great Lakes shipping interests and increased the L.C.A.'s political power. L.C.A. files document activities in numerous labor negotiations and political battles.

During periods of American involvement in twentieth-century foreign wars, the L.C.A. actively participated in planning the delivery of resources for the defense industry. World War I era files document the L.C.A.'s involvement in attempting to alleviate grain shortages by working with the Grain Clearance Corporation to improve shipping procedures. Correspondence with the Office of Defense Transportation from the 1940s illustrates L.C.A.'s role in improving the carrying capacity of ore freighters involved in supplying the steel industry with raw materials. Discussions regarding the impact of the selective service system on the availability of vessel crews reflect L.C.A.'s involvement in wartime planning in the 1950s.

In its early years the L.C.A. intended to find means to achieve "prompt and amicable" adjustments of issues of interest to the Great Lakes vessel owners. Today, the L.C.A. continues to pursue this goal in its relations with vessel owners, labor organizations, domestic and foreign political bodies, and other groups sharing interests in the economy and environment of the Great Lakes basin.

Scope and Content

The economic and policy history of the Great Lakes region receives extensive documentation for most of the 20th century through the files of the Lake Carriers' Association. The 88 cubic feet of files, microfilmed scrapbook materials, cartographic items, photographs, and publications form a body of information covering this century to 1985. Statistical data compiled in Lake Carriers' Association files extends the scope of the collection back to 1860.

The shipping industry, of course, receives particular emphasis through documentation of ship design, equipment updates, weather and safety concerns, profits and threats to them, lobbying activities, and the impact of shipping on lake-side cities. Additional research benefits accrue from files on changes in the Great Lakes environment caused by pollution.

Domestic and international politics can be examined from files on the creation and operation of the St. Lawrence Seaway (5 c.f., 1924-1979).

Those interested in the membership of the L.C.A. will find 11 cubic feet of vessel personnel death beneficiary files and card files available for the period c. 1910-1970. These files are especially valuable for genealogical research.

The series on the diversion of Lake Michigan water through Chicago's sanitary canal into the Mississippi River drainage system records an ongoing controversy pitting economic and political interests from Minnesota to the St. Lawrence valley against each other for the period 1912-1966. Assessments of environmental, economic, and political consequences for lowering or raising Great Lakes water levels are clearly stated throughout these 3 cubic feet of files by forces favoring and opposing the Chicago diversions.

Navigation issues are addressed in a series (2 c.f.) of files regarding the Coast Guard (1932- 1975) and the Lake Carriers' Survey (5 c.f.) of harbor improvements (1927-1951). In particular, the survey files document the impact on urban geography in places such as Cleveland, Ohio where extensive alterations to the harbor and the Cuyahoga River are documented through letters, maps, and photographs.

The technological aspects of communications and navigation on the Great Lakes can be examined through 8 cubic feet of files (1936-1979) on radio apparatus introduced to the freighter fleets from the 1930s into the 1970s. The involvement of the Lake Carriers' Association with the Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services is well illustrated.

By far the largest series in the L.C.A. collection is the subject correspondence file. Here, 52.5 cubic feet of records span the period from 1860 to 1985. Commercial traffic, statistics on commodities transported, working conditions, political issues, and environmental concerns are all documented in the subject correspondence.

Although separated from the L.C.A. collection, the cartographic items, photographs, and printed material are readily available to researchers. Approximately 1,038 photographs received from the L.C.A. are available; see appended inventory. Scrapbooks have been microfilmed; see appended list of microfilm roll contents.

L.C.A. annual reports for 1892, 1899, 1901, 1904-1989 have been cataloged; see call number GL/HE/564/A4/L2 (1950, etc.).

Series Description

PROCEEDINGS

COMMITTEES
Boxes 1-2
1938-1973
Series contains files of Lake Carriers' Association committees concerned with internal organization of the association and with issues regarding shipping on the Great Lakes. These records document the period 1938-1973. Committees for Defense Planning (1938- 1945, 1950-1958), Lake Vessels '(1942-1948), Shore Captains (1943, 1950-1971), Transportation Study (1966-1972), Navigation (1945-1947, 1961), and Merchant Marine Council (1958-1960) have the greatest quantity of documents. Other committees may have longer chronological spans, but do not hold as many records. Arrangement is alphabetical by committee and, thereafter, chronological under each title.

PERSONNEL
Boxes 3-12
[1910-1970]
Series contains forms designating beneficiaries of Lake Carriers' Association members entitled to death benefits. Information found on the form includes, in part, the name of the members and beneficiaries, members' place of birth and birth date, members' physical description, and members' place of residence. Cards listing the vessels on which the member has served are also included. Following Box 12 is a card file listing member names and brief information on them. Alphabetical arrangement by surname is used for both the beneficiary forms and the card file.

CORRESPONDENCE

CHICAGO WATER DIVERSION
Boxes 13-15
1912, 1922-1948, 1950-1966
Series contains correspondence, court exhibits, diagrams, and reports regarding the diversion of Lake Michigan water into the Chicago Sanitary Canal and Illinois' inland cargo transportation system. Arrangement is chronological.

COAST GUARD
Boxes 16-17
1932-1972, 1975
Series contains correspondence regarding L.C.A. contacts with the Coast Guard concerning navigation issues. Arrangement is alphabetical by subject and chronological under each subject.

LAKE CARRIERS' SURVEY (NAVIGATION ISSUES)
Boxes 18-24
[1927-1951]
Series contains correspondence, reports, and diagrams regarding improvement of navigation in Great Lakes harbors. These files pertain to topics such as widening channels, raising bridge heights, and so forth. Some related maps and photographs have been removed and added to the general map and photograph files. Boxes 18-21 are arranged in a numerical order with project numbers. See the index at the front of Box 18. Boxes 21 (second half) through 24 are arranged alphabetically by location names.

RADIO FILES
Boxes 25-33
1936-1969, 1977-1979
Series contains (Boxes 25-28) files regarding L.C.A. contacts with the Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services. Advances in radio communication and navigation technologies are discussed. Means for implementing new uses of radio navigational devices for Great Lakes shipping are extensively covered. Files on general radio technology matters are included (Boxes 28, second half, through 33). Arrangement is chronological.

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY
Boxes 34-38
1924, 1926-1927, 1930-1977, 1979
Series contains correspondence, reports, diagrams, transcripts, and statements regarding the St. Lawrence Seaway. Planning, construction, and operation are all treated with considerable numbers of documents. Arrangement is chronological.

SUBJECT CORRESPONDENCE
Boxes 39-95
1908-1985
Some statistical information dates from the period 1860-1900. Correspondence covers the period 1908-1985. Series contains correspondence, statistical data, ship log books, reports, transcripts of legal proceedings, and other materials arranged in an alphabetical subject file, A-W. Arrangement is chronological under each subject. Significant concentrations of materials include, in part, Chamber of Commerce, Commodities, Great Lakes Basin Commission, Hydrographic Data, Ice Breaking, Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization, Labor Relations, Pollution, and Transportation Association of America.

SCRAPBOOKS AND CLIPPINGS

SCRAPBOOKS AND CLIPPINGS
These items have been microfilmed. See the appended index for description of reel contents.

CHARTS, MAPS, AND DRAWINGS

CHARTS, MAPS, AND DRAWINGS
Most nautical charts, maps, and architectural drawings have been removed from the L.C.A. files for storage with the main collections of these materials in flat storage file drawers. Discuss access with staff.

PRINTED MATERIAL

LEGISLATIVE BULLETIN
Box 95
1957-1958, 1961-1973
Series contains bulletins issued at irregular intervals that analyze legislative issues of interest to the Lake Carriers Association. Arrangement is chronological.

Other published items have been separated from the L.C.A. collection and cataloged with the main publications collection. See the catalog for access.

PHOTOGRAPHS

Photographs have been separated from the L.C.A. files and are housed with the main photograph collection. See the appended inventory for a listing of the photographs.

Inventory

Box 1: Proceedings

1. Advisory Committee: 1959-1970
2. Air and Water Conservation Committee, [1958-1973]
3. Claims Committee, 1938-1940
4. Coal Committee, 1942
5. Coordinating Committee, 1942-1943
6-20. Defense Planning Committee, 1938-1945, 1950-1958
21. Dues Committee, 1939
22. Electronic Aids to Navigation Committee, [1947-1973]
23. Executive Committee, 1941, 1944, 1967
24. Finance Committee, [1944-1971]
25. Fleet Engineers Committee, [1945-1971]
26. Food Rationing Committee, 1945
27. Ice Committee, [1952-1971]
28. International Joint Conference Committee, [1956-1970]
29. Lake Ore, Coal, and Vessel Committee, 1950
30-66. Lake Vessel Committee, 1942-1948

Box 2: Proceedings

1-3. Lake Vessel Committee, 1942-1945
4-5. Legislative Committee, 1944-1945, 1957-1971
6. "M", 1943, 1945, 1962
7-9. Merchant Marine Council, 1958-1960
10-13. Navigation Committee, 1945-1947, 1961
14. Public Relations Committee, 1945, 1957-1970
15. Radar Committee, 1947
16. "S", 1958-1968
17-27. Shore Captains' Committee, 1943, 1950-1971
28. Taxation Committee, 1943, 1946, 1959-1970
29-34. Transportation Study Committee, 1966-1972
35. Unemployment Compensation Study Group, 1944-1945, 1957-1971
36. Vessel Operators Committee, 1944-1945
37. Veterans Reemployment Committee, 1945
38. Welfare Committee, 1938-1939, 1944, 1957-1973
39. Westcott Committee, 1947-1968
40. Winter Employment Committee, 1944

Box 3: Personnel

1-60. Death Beneficiary Files, A-CA

Box 4: Personnel

1-58. Death Beneficiary Files, Ch-El

Box 5: Personnel

1-63. Death Beneficiary Files, En-Ha

Box 6: Personnel

1-60. Death Beneficiary Files, He-K

Box 7: Personnel

1-61. Death Beneficiary Files, L-Ma

Box 8: Personnel

1-64. Death Beneficiary Files, Mc-O

Box 9: Personnel

1-52. Death Beneficiary Files, P-Re

Box 10: Personnel

1-55. Death Beneficiary Files, Ri-S

Box 11: Personnel

1-50. Death Beneficiary Files, T-Z

Box 12: Personnel

1-22. Personnel Reports, 1943-1970

Card File

Lake Carriers' Association Membership Cards, A-Z, filed following Box 12.

Box 13: Correspondence

1-39. Chicago Water Diversion Correspondence, 1912, 1922-1948

Box 14: Correspondence

1-31. Chicago Water Diversion Correspondence, 1950-July 1960

Box 15: Correspondence

1-8. Chicago Water Diversion Correspondence, Aug. 1960-1966

Box 16: Correspondence

1-36. Coast Guard Subject Correspondence, N-R, 1938-1956, 1958-1965

Box 17: Correspondence

1-10. Coast Guard Subject Correspondence, R & General, 1966-1972, 1975
11-39. Coast Guard General Correspondence, 1932-1960, 1965, 1971-1980

Box 18: Correspondence

1-46. Lake Carriers' Survey Numerical Files, 000-267

Box 19: Correspondence

1-36. Lake Carriers' Survey Numerical Files, 268-498

Box 20: Correspondence

1-43. Lake Carriers' Survey Numerical Files, 500-666

Box 21: Correspondence

1-2. Lake Carriers' Survey Numerical Files, 667-779
27-41. Lake Carriers' Survey Alphabetical Files, A-Canada

Box 22: Correspondence

1-71. Lake Carriers' Survey Alphabetical Files, Canals-R

Box 22A: Correspondence

1-5. Lake Carriers' Survey Alphabetical Files, Cleveland

Box 23: Correspondence

1-15. Lake Carriers' Survey Alphabetical Files, S-Sa

Box 24: Correspondence

1-21. Lake Carriers' Survey Alphabetical Files, Sh-W

Box 25:Correspondence

1-33. Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services, 1946-1951

Box 26: Correspondence

1-26. Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services, 1952-1956

Box 27: Correspondence

1-24. Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services, 1957-1962, 1964-1966

Box 28: Corresponence

1-7. Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services, 1967
8-34. Radio Files - General, 1936-1943

Box 29: Correspondence

1-32. Radio Files - General, 1944-1948

Box 30: Correspondence

1-35. Radio Files - General, 1949-May 1954

Box 31: Correspondence

1-35. Radio Files - General, June 1954-April 1963

Box 32: Correspondence

1-10. Radio Files - General, May 1963-1964

Box 33: Correspondence

1-7. Radio Files - General, 1969, 1977, 1979

Box 34: Correspondence

1-28. St. Lawrence Seaway, 1924, 1926-1927, 1930-1946

Box 35: Correspondence

1-35. St. Lawrence Seaway, 1947-1956; Tolls, 1941, 1944, 1947-1948, 1952, 1955-1956

Box 36: Correspondence

1-39. St. Lawrence Seaway, 1957-1959; Tolls, 1957-1959, 1961-1962

Box 37: Correspondence

1-27. St. Lawrence Seaway, 1960-1973; Tolls, 1960-1962

Box 38: Correspondence

1-19. St. Lawrence Seaway, 1974-1977, 1979

Box 39: Subject Correspondence

1. American Iron and Steel Institute, 1970-1981
2. American Iron Ore Association, 1977-1979
3-11. BRADLEY, CARL D. Sinking, 1957-1960
12. Buffalo Savings Plan, 1972-1979
13. Buffalo Tug Ordinance, 1971-1972
14-25. CADILLAC, S.S., 1970-1981 (Includes Logs)

Box 40: Subject Correspondence

1-4. CADILLAC, S.S., Plaques, 1973-1974, 1978, 1981

Box 41: Subject Correspondence

1-17. CADILLAC, S.S., Reports, 1952-1981
18. CANADIANA, S.S., 1983
19. Cargo Conference, National Maritime, 1962-1971
20-22. CARNAHAN, S.S. PAUL H., 1984-1985 (Includes Logs)

Box 42:Subject Correspondence

1. Chamber of Commerce, Cleveland, 1927, 1932, 1958
2-13. Chamber of Commerce, International, 1947-1957
14-38. Chamber of Commerce, United States, 1949-1950, 1953-1963

Box 43: Subject Correspondence

1-4. Chamber of Commerce, United States, 1964

Box 44: Subject Correspondence

1-5. CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Bulletins, 1964-1980, n.d.
6-10. CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Correspondence, 1970-1980
11-22. CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Logs, 1969-1980
23-29. CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Manuals, 1975, n.d.
30-34. Subject Correspondence - CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Reports, 1969-1980, n.d.

Box 45: Subject Correspondence

1-8. CHAMPLAIN, S.S., Reports, 1967-1981
9. Channel Tank Top, 1965
10. Chicago Ordinances on Vessels, 1920-1923, 1927, 1929
11. Circulars, 1957
12. Circulars, 1959
13. Circulars, 1960-61
14. Circulars, 1968
15. Circulars, 1969

Box 46: Subject Correspondence

1. Collingwood, Ontario, n.d.
2. Commodities, Certified Quotas, 1943
3-8. Commodities, Coal Data, 1941-1943
9. Commodities, Coal Dumping, 1974-1975
10. Commodities, Coal - Lake Receivers, 1943
11. Commodities, Coal Rates, 1941-1943
12. Commodities, Coal - Reiss Coal Co., 1954-1958
13-15. Commodities, Coal Shipments, 1941-1942
16. Commodities, Coal - Switches Made to Vessels Between Docks, 1942
17-20. Commodities, Coal - U.S. Bureau of Mines Weekly Reports, 1975-1978
21. Commodities, Coal - Vessel Passages, Downbound at Soo Locks, 1942-1945
22-44. Commodities, Grain Correspondence, 1913-1917, 1920-1948

Box 47: Subject Correspondence

1-2. Commodities, Grain Correspondence for Bill of Lading, Canada, 1936-1945
3-6. Commodities, Grain Correspondence for Bill of Lading, United States, 1935-1950
7-9. Commodities, Grain Correspondence Regarding Monthly Shipment Information, 1940-1943, 1958
10-16. Commodities, Grain Correspondence General, 1944-1948

Box 48: Subject Correspondence

1-6. Commodities, Oil and Gas in Lake Erie, 1967-1970
7-41. Commodities, Ore, [1936-19511, 1957, 1959-1977

Box 49: Subject Correspondence

1-9. Subject Correspondence - Commodities, Stone, 1941-1945

Box 50: Subject Correspondence

1-4. Construction of Vessels, 1959, 1962, 1965, n.d.
5-28. Corps of Engineers, U.S. Army, 1932-1934, 1939-1950
29. Correspondence Course of Lake Carriers' Association, 1972-1973
30-34. Council of Lake Erie Ports, 1969-1979

Box 51: Subject Correspondence

1. Dock Data, 1943
2-7. Dock Reports, 1945
8. Dominion Marine Association, Annual Meeting, 1971, 1982

Box 52: Subject Correspondence

1-28. Engineering School of Lake Carriers' Association, 1941-1943, 1949, 1953-1967, 1970-1973
29. Erie Co., New York, 1975-1976
30. Escanaba, Michigan Project, 1942
31. Eyesight Requirements for Licenses, 1940

Box 53: Subject Correspondence

1-17. Federal Communications Commission, 1938-1940, 1948-1950, 1952-1959, 1961-1962

Box 54: Subject Correspondence

1-16. Fleet Information, [1924-1979]
17-19. Foreign Vessels Trade, 1953-1955
20-26. Subject Correspondence - Freight Rates, 1964-1968

Box 55: Subject Correspondence

1-6. Freight Rates, 1968

Box 56: Subject Correspondence

1-20. Great Lakes Basin Commission, 1968-1976

Box 57: Subject Correspondence

1-12. Great Lakes Basin Commission, 1977-1981
13-15. Great Lakes Basin Compact, 1954-1956
16-24. Great Lakes Commission, 1954-1960, 1969-1975

Box 58: Subject Correspondence

1-3. Great Lakes Commission, 1976-1978
4-7. Great Lakes Foundation, 1969-1972
8-18. Great Lakes Maritime Academy, 1967-1980
19-29. Great Lakes Shipowners' Association - C-S, 1960-1961, 1970-1973

Box 59: Subject Correspondence

1-9. Great Lakes Shipowners' Association - S-W, 1971-1973
10-12. Great Lakes Waterways Development Association, 1973-1981
13-29. Health Service, U.S. Public, 1931-1950

Box 60: Subject Correspondence

1-11. Health Service, U.S. Public, 1951-1959
12. Hill and Knowlton Public Relations Firm, 1944-1945
13. Horton, John L., 1960-1976
14-16. HUMPHREY, S.S. GEORGE M., 1968, 1974,1976-1981 (Includes Log)
17-25. Hydrographic Data, [1939-1950],1962-1963

Box 61: Subject Correspondence

1-21. Hydrographic Data, Water Level Notices, Corps of Engineers, 1961-1966

Box 62: Subject Correspondence

1-37. Ice Breaking, 1926-1931, 1933-1943

Box 63: Subject Correspondence

1-46. Ice Breaking, 1944-1954, 1956-1970, 1975

Box 64: Subject Correspondence

1-17. Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization, 1949-1950, 1958-1963 (Tonnage Measurement)

Box 65: Subject Correspondence

1-5. Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization, 1964, 1966 (Tonnage Measurement)

Box 66: Subject Correspondence

1-2. Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization, 1960-August 1963 (General)

Box 67: Subject Correspondence

1-17. Intergovernmental Maritime Consultative Organization, September 1963-1965 (General)
18-21. International Labor Organization, 1938-1940, 1946-1948

Box 68: Subject Correspondence

1-6. International Labor Organization, 1949-1950, 1954-1955
7-27. International Safety of Life at Sea, 1928-1929, 1932, 1935-1937, 1945-1949
28-29. International Ship Masters' Association, 1962-1976

Box 69: Subject Correspondence

1-23. Interstate Commerce Commission, [1956-1968]
24. Italia v. Oregon Stevedoring Co. Supreme Court Brief, 1963

Box 70: Subject Correspondence

1. Johnson and Higgins Insurance, 1958-1980
2-11. Joint Conference Between Lake Carriers' Association and Dominion Marine Association, 1938-1939, 1946-1956, 1959-1960, 1973-1974.

Box 71: Subject Correspondence

1-2. Labor Relations, 1941-1953
3-6. Labor Relations, Agreements, 1939, 1953, 1956, 1959
7-8. Labor Relations, Collective Bargaining, 1933-1934
9-12. Labor Relations, Contracts, 1947-1955
13-29. Labor Relations, Employees, 1935-1957
30. Labor Relations, Employees, 1915-1986

Box 72: Subject Correspondence

1-3. Labor Relations, Employees, 1940-1957
4-5. Labor Relations, Labor Organizations, 1936-1954, 1956-1961
6. Labor Relations; Marr, George A., c. 1935
7. Labor Relations, National War Labor Board, 1942-1944
8. Labor Relations, Pension Plan, 1966-1968
9-11. Labor Relations, Questionnaires, 1956-1957
12. Labor Relations, Safety and Education Plan, 1966
13-14. Labor Relations, Strike, 1942, 1946, 1956
15-23. Labor Relations, Wages, 1883-1983
24-30. Legislation, [1934-1965]

Box 73: Subject Correspondence

1-12. Legislation, [1933-19651
13-22. Load Line, 1916, 1920-1921, 1927-1931, 1935-1939
23-37. "Long Ships Passing" film, 1957-1968
38-41. Longshoremen and Harbor Workers Compensation, 1926-1927, 1933-1942, 1952

Box 74: Subject Correspondence

1. Marine Board of Investigation, ATLANTIC DEALER and ATLANTIC ENGINEER, 1953
2-6. Marine Board of Investigation, CARL D. BRADLEY, 1958-1959, 1965
7-9. Marine Board of Investigation, PHILIP R. CLARKE and U.S.C.G.C. MACKINAW, 1976
10-12. Marine Board of Investigation, E. JAMES FUCIK, 1956-1959
13. Marine Board of Investigation, GULFOIL and S.E. GRAHAM, 1958
14. Marine Board of Investigation, Lake Michigan Squalls of September 23, 1967
15. Marine Board of Investigation, MARYLAND, 1953, 1967
16. Marine Board of Investigation, DANIEL PIERCE, 1964, 1967
17-19. Marine Board of Investigation, ROYALTON and MONROVIA, 1959-1960, 1969-1970
20. Marine Board of Investigation, THORSTREAM, 1967-1968
21. Marine Board of Investigation, TRANSHURON, 1974, 1976
22. Marine Board of Investigation, VENUS, 1972, 1974
23. Marine Board of Investigation, YARMOUTH CASTLE, 1965-1966
24-27. Marine Board of Investigation, AUGUST ZIESING and STANDARD PORTLAND CEMENT, 1960-1961
28. Marine Engineers' Beneficial Association Schools, 1966-1974
29. Marine Historical Society of Detroit, 1950-1972

Box 75: Subject Correspondence

1-19. Maritime Administration, U.S., 1965-1977
20-38. Membership in Lake Carriers' Association by Companies, A-G, [1908-1968]

Box 76: Subject Correspondence

1-41. Membership in Lake Carriers' Association by Companies, I-W, [1909-1973]
42. Memoranda, 1942-1944
43-50. Merchant Fleet, Canadian, 1947-1961

Box 77: Subject Correspondence

1-3. Merchant Fleet, Canadian, 1962-1976

Box 78: Subject Correspondence

1-4. Merchant Fleet, Canadian, 1977, 1980-1981
5-9. Merchant Marine, American, 1937
10-32. Merchant Marine Library, 1937-1951
33. Merchant Marine Senate Inquiry, 1949
34. Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Operating Permits, 1975
35-36. Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1942-1945
37-38. Mooring Lists for Winter, 1947-1973

Box 79: Subject Correspondence

1-17. National Defense Committee, 1940-1946
18-21. National Fire Protection Association, 1975-1978
22-34. National Safety Council, 1934-1955

Box 80: Subject Correspondence

1-6. National Safety Council, 1974-1977
7-19. National Waterways Conference, 1969-1977
20-21. Navigation School, 1949-1951
22. New Vessel Construction, [1941-1963]
23-24. New York State Barge Canal, [1946-1977]

Box 81: Subject Correspondence

1-2. O.D.T. (Office of Defense Transportation), 1942-1945
3. Ohio Department of Transportation, 1973-1974
4-24. Ohio Water Commission, 1957-1970

Box 82: Subject Correspondence

1-28. Pollution, 1960-1970

Box 83: Subject Correspondence

1-13. Pollution, 1971-1977
14-16. Pollution, Air Pollution, [1949-1966]
17-24. Pollution, City Ordinances for Chicago, Cleveland, Huron, Milwaukee, Toledo, [1962-1972]
25-35. Pollution Legislation, 1967-1969, 1972

Box 84: Subject Correspondence

1-3. Pollution, Oil, 1948-1950, [1954-1967]
4. Pollution, Pollution Control Equipment, 1970
5-7. Pollution, Refuse Discharged from Vessels, 1964-1967
8-9. Pollution, Smoke Abatement and Water Pollution Committee, 1958-1966
10-27. Propeller Club, 1959-1965, 1967-1972

Box 85: Subject Correspondence

1-8. Propeller Club Executive Committee, 1969-1972
9-28. Public Relations, 1947-1959, 1968

Box 86: Subject Correspondence

1. Railroads, Associated Railroads of New York State, 1937
2-6. Railroads, John 1. Hay Company, 1959-1961
7-12. Railroads, Soo Line Company, [1961-1977]
13. Revenue, Internal Revenue Service, 1943-1944
14. Saginaw River Users, 1974
15. Salvage, 1967-1968
16-17. Season Extension, 1973-1974, 1977-1979
18-30. Selective Service, 1940-1945, 1951-1952

Box 87: Subject Correspondence

1-11. Selective Service Law 1941-1944
12-14. Selective Service Manpower, 1941-1943, 1950-1955
15. Selective Service, Michigan, 1951-1954
16. Selective Service, Minnesota, 1951-1954
17. Selective Service, New York, 1951-1954
18. Selective Service, Ohio, 1951-1954
19. Selective Service, Pennsylvania, 1952-1954
20. Selective Service, Statistical Data, 1951-1954, 1956
21. Selective Service, Wisconsin, 1951-1954, 1963-1968
22-25. Selective Service, 1940-1944
26-38. Separate Courses, 1927-1928, 1930-1942, 1949-1974

Box 88: Subject Correspondence

1-5. Ship Builders' Council, 1961-1969
6-77. Ship Construction (D-L by vessel), [1935-19661 see list for vessel names at front of Box 88

Box 89: Subject Correspondence

1-14. Ship Construction (M-P by vessel), [1937-19791 see list for vessel names at front of Box 89
15-17. Ship Subsidies, 1956-1957, 1960-1961, 1963-1965
18-22. James E. Smith and Le Roy L. Johns, 1959-1963, 1965
23-27. Smoke Ordinances, 1957-1961, 1963, 1966
28-31. Speeches and Statements, 1916, 1936, 1938-1945, 1948-1956, 1958, 1960, 1962-1963, 1968-1969, 1974-1976, n.d.
32-43. Statistics, [1875-19731
44. Strike, 1946

Box 90: Subject Correspondence

1-29. Transportation Association of America, 1938-1950

Box 91: Subject Correspondence

1-26. Transportation Association of America, 1951-1957

Box 92: Subject Correspondence

1-9. Transportation Association of America, 1958-1959, 1971-1979
10-26. Transportation Association of America Waterway Panel, 1949-1960
27-32. Transportation, U.S. Department of, 1947-1948, 1965-1972, 1974-1975

Box 93: Subject Correspondence

1-33. Subject Correspondence - Unemployment, 1935-1959, 1961
34. Subject Correspondence - United Seamen's Service, 1942-1947, 1956, 1970-1973

Box 94: Subject Correspondence

1. Vessel Depreciation, 1959-1960
2-3. Vessel Dispatch Reports, 1942-1943, 1945
4. Vessel Reports, Misc., 1942-1945
5. "Walk-in-the-Water,", n.d.
6. War Labor Board Hearing, 1943
7. War Manpower Commission, 1942-1945
8. War Production Board, 1942-1944
9. War Risk Insurance, 1942-1961
10. War Shipping Administration, 1943
11. Weather Bureau, 1947
12-14. Weather Information Service, 1966,1972, 1975-1976, 1978-1980, 1982-1984
15. Welfare Plan Committee, 1927-1931
16-36. Westcott, J.W. Company, 1933-1957
37. Wisconsin, University of -Superior, Wisconsin, 1972-1980
38-40. Wood, A.T., 1943-1946
Card File - Vessel Cards, A-Z by name of vessel. Filed following Box 94.

Box 95

1-8. Subject Correspondence - WINNIPEG, S.S. LAKE, 1962, 1969-1980 Log Books
9-23. Legislative Bulletin - 1957-1958, 1961-1973

Lake Carriers' Association - Addition

Box 96

1-6. Air and Water Conservation Committee, 1958-72
7-9. Manpower Subcommittee, 1949-56
10. Coast Guard, Aids to Navigation, 1969-73
11-15. Coast Guard, Loadlines, 1963-68
16-26. Coast Guard, General, 1967-78

Box 97: Lake Carriers' Survey

1. Alpena, MI Harbor, 1952-1971
2. Ashtabula, OH, 1951-1974
3. Buffalo, NY--Ice Boom In Lake Erie, 1964-1974
4. Calumet River, IL, 1963-1974
5. Charlevoix, MI Harbor, 1964-1968, 1977
6. Chicago, IL Harbor, 1952-1975
7. Cleveland, OH Harbor, 1963-1974
8. Cleveland, OH Harbor Dredging, 1968-1973
9. Conneaut, OH, 1948-1976
10. Detroit, MI Harbor, 1960, 1972-1973
11. Detroit River, 1952-1973
12. Detroit River--All American Channel in Lower Detroit River, 1961-1964
13. Detroit River--Channel North of Belle Isle, 1959-1964
14. Detroit River--Removal of Shoal Between Lower End of Belle Isle and the Coast Guard Depot, 1957-1958
15. Duluth-Superior Harbor, Interstate Bridge, 1962-1968
16. Duluth-Superior Harbor, General, 1957-1977
17. Erie, PA, 1952-1976
18. Escanaba, MI, 1953-1971
19. Fairport, OH, 1952-1976
20. Green Bay, WI, 1951-1971
21. Holland, MI Harbor, 1954-1975
22. Huron, OH, 1956-1976

Box 98: Lake Carriers' Survey

1. Indiana Harbor, 1968-1971
2. Indiana Harbor--5 Railroad Bridges, 1956-1966
3. Lorain, OH, 1960-1973
4. Ludington, MI, 1957-1974
5. Manistee, MI Harbor, 1951-1977
6. Manitowoc, WI, 1954-1971
7. Menominee, MI, 1952-1976
8. Milwaukee, WI Harbor, 1960-1973
9. Ogdensburg, NY, 1952-1969
10. Port Huron, MI, 1951-1966
11. Port Washington, WI, 1950-1959
12. Racine, WI Harbor, 1951-1969
13. Rochester, NY, 1960, 1970
14. Saginaw River, 1969-1972
15. St. Joseph River Basin, MI, IN, 1955-1971
16. St. Mary's Falls Canal, 1951-1960
17. St. Mary's Falls Canal, Poe Lock, 1956-1961
18. St. Mary's Falls Canal, Poe Lock, 1962
19. St. Mary's Falls Canal, Poe Lock, 1963-1972
20. St. Mary's River, General, 1951-1972
21. St. Mary's River, Submarine Electric Cable Between Islands 1 and 2, 1953-1958
22. St. Mary's River, Gros Cap Reefs, 1952
23. St. Mary's River, Johnson Point (Middle Neebish),1957-58
24. Sheboygan, WI, 1951-1971
25. Sodus Bay, NY, 1960, 1970
26. South Haven, MI Harbor, 1952-1969
27. Straits of Mackinac, 1953-1965
28. Straits of Mackinac Bridge, 1953-1958
29. Straits of Mackinac Pipelines, 1953-1963
30. Sturgeon Bay, WI, 1952-1974
31. Toledo, OH, 1968-1979
32. Trenton Channel, 1954-1961
33. Trenton Channel, 1962
34. Trenton Channel, 1963-1970
35. Trenton Channel--Charts, 1933, 1957, 1960
36. Trenton Channel--Charts, 1962
37. Trenton Channel--Charts, 1963
38. Trenton Channel--Charts, 1965, 1967
39. Two Rivers, WI Harbor, 1952-1955

Box 99: Radio Files

1-17. General, 1969 - 1973
18-30. Great Lakes Radiotelephone Agreement, 1969-1987
31. Radiotelephone Communication Failure Reports, 1978-1980

Box 100: Subject Files

1. Arctec, Inc., 1974-1981
2. Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., 1935-1963
3. Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., 1964-1973
4. Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co., 1974-1977
5. Cobo Hall Expansion, Detroit, MI, 1984-1985
6 - 10. Comparative Tonnage Data Compiled by O.T. Burnham, 1942-1978
11-13. Great Lakes Commerce Protection, 1948-1964
14-16. Great Lakes Maritime Academy, 1977-1980
17. Great Lakes Maritime Regional Academy, 1978-1979
18-19. Hanna Mining Co., 1936-1981
20. Huron Transportation Co., 1923-1942 Ice Breaking, 1970-1972
21-25. Ice Breaking, 1973-1976
26. Ice Breaking--Ice Control Structure, 1971-1983
27. Ice Breaking--Vessel Design, 1973-1980

Box 101

1-14. International Joint Conference, 1958 - 1970
15. IJC, 1970 Proceedings
16-18. IJC, 1971
19. IJC, Attendance List and Copies of Statements, 1971
20-23. IJC, 1972 - 1973

Box 102

1-6. International Joint Conference, 1974-1976

Box 103

1. International Niagara Board of Control, 1976-1978
2-5. Interstate Commerce Commission, 1962-1979
6-7. ICC Bulk Petition, 1958 -1959
8. ICC, Coal, Southwestern, Western Trunk Line and Central Territories, 1975-1976
9. ICC, Coal Transfer Charges at Lake Erie Ports, 1975-1976
10. ICC, Columbia Transportation Co., 1943
11. ICC, Conrail, 1975
12. ICC, CSX Corp., 1983-1988
13. ICC, CSX Corp., Comments, 1983-1984
14. ICC, Energy Crisis and the Need for Emergency Transportation Legislation, 1973
15-24. ICC--Essexville Case--Bethlehem Steel Corp. v. Indiana Port Commission, 1970-1976

Box 104

1. ICC--Essexville Case--Bituminous Coal Rate Tariff, 1978
2-7. ICC--Essexville Case--Coal Dumping Rate Increase, 1975 - 1976
8. ICC--Essexville Case--Coal Transfer Charges at Lake Erie Ports, 1975-1976
9. ICC--Essexville Case--Indiana Port Commission v. Bethlehem Steel Corp., 1974
10-13. ICC--Essexville Case--Lake Carriers' Association v. Soo Line Railroad, Phase 2, 1973-1974
14-19. ICC--Increased Freight Rates--1967 - 1971
20-30. ICC--Joint Unit Train Coal Shipment Rates--1975 - 1977

Box 105

1-2. ICC--Lake Carriers' Association v. New York Central Railroad--Testimony, 1968 - 1969
3-6. ICC--Martin's Creek Case, 1972 - 1977
7. ICC--Southern Railroad Company, 1970-1971
8. ICC--Supplement 49 to Freight Tariff 833-C, Southern Freight Tariff Bureau, 1977
9-10. ICC--Supreme Court Litigation, 1963-1968
11. ICC--Water Carrier Regulation, 1978-1979
12. Investment Flowing into Great Lakes Shipping, 1973-1974
13. Kinsman Marine Transit Co., 1921-1975
14. Lake Carriers' Association Courses, 1976-1977
15. Lake Carriers' Association--Interstate Quarantine Regulations and Vessel Sanitation, 1947, 1956, 1960, 1963, 1967-1968
16-20. Lake Carriers' Association--Lake Michigan Coal Rates, 1970-1976
21-26. Lake Carriers Association v. United States, 1973 - 1976

Box 106

1-3. Marine Sanctuaries, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1987
4-5. Oakmont Marine Sales Negotiations, 1976-1982
6-7. Pickands, Mather & Co., 1968-1975
8-9. Recodification of U.S. Shipping Laws, 1940-1948
10. Record of Lake Shipments, 1937-1975
11. Rules of the Road: Canadian and U.S. Competition for Cargo, 1931-1942
12. Rules of the Road: Comparison Between Proposed Canadian and U.S. Pilot Rules, 9/30/1946
13. Rules of the Road: Comparison of International Rules with Proposed Changes, N.D.
14. Rules of the Road: Dominion Marine Association Navigation Committee Meeting, Jan. 21-22, 1947
15. Rules of the Road: Grievances Filed by Ogdensburg Pilots Association, 1944-1945
16. Rules of the Road: Minutes of Joint Meeting of Canadian and American Vessel Owners, 10/5/1938
17-19. Rules of the Road: Pilot Rules, 1940-1954
20-22. Rules of the Road: Pilot Rules of the Great Lakes, 1946 - 1948
23. Rules of the Road: Proposed Amendments to CFR Regulations, 1944, 1948, N.D.
24. Rules of the Road: Third Draft of Proposed International Rules of the Road, 7/19/1946
25. St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp., General, 1970-1979
26-28. Sault Ste. Marie Locks Centennial, 1949-1956
29-30. Seamens' Act, Public Law #308, 1936 - 1938
31. Senate Investigation, 1949-1950
32. Senate (Michigan) Bill 464, 1973
33-39. Soo Marine Bureau, 1943-1974

Box 107 Statements of Lake Carriers Association

1. July 21, 1950--U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Domestic and Water Transportation--S.R. 50
2. Nov. 17, 1953--Lyndon Spencer on Great Lakes Connecting Channels
3. 1953--Gilbert R. Johnson to Subcommittee of U.S. Merchant Marine Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
4. Aug. 16, 1954--Proposal of LCA for a treaty between the U.S. and Canada to govern navigating personnel of overseas vessels on the Great Lakes
5. Sept. 30, 1954--Lyndon Spencer before the St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp.
6. Dec. 1954--Great Lakes Basin Compact
7. June 29, 1955--Lyndon Spencer before Committee on Public Works, House of Reps., re: Great Lakes Connecting Channels
8. Sept. 19, 1955--Report of Presidential Advisory Committee on Transportation Policy and Organization
9. Jan. 23, 1956--Proposal of Construction of Great Lakes Merchant Fleet for Transport in Foreign and Domestic Trade
10. April 12, 1956--Memorandum concerning federal laws of possible aid in reconstruction of Great Lakes vessels
11. April 16, 1956--Lyndon Spencer on S. 3108
12. June 4, 1956--Lyndon Spencer on H.R. 8886
13. Nov. 21, 1957--Vessel Tolls on St. Lawrence Seaway
14. Jan. 28, 1958--Lyndon Spencer on H.R. 7226 and H.R. 7515
15. March 19, 1958--International Joint Commission Recommendations of Technical Advisory Board, Air Pollution Reference for Detroit River Area
16. April 10, 1958--Operations to Anticosti Island
17. June 16, 1958--Lyndon Spencer on S. 2096
18. July 23, 1958--Statement of Evidence and Views for Rules of Measure and Toll Hearings--Oglebay Norton Co.
19. July 25, 1958--Objections to Report of Tolls Committee of St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. re: Welland Canal
20. July 29, 1958: H.R. 2, S. 1123 and Related Bills--Oliver T. Burnham
21. Aug. 6, 1958: St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. Matter of Vessels and Cargoes and Rates and Tolls
22. June 24, 1959: Gilbert R. Johnson on S. 452 and S. 1355
23. Feb. 3, 1960: Gilbert R. Johnson on H.R. 7962 and H.R. 9281
24. Aug. 25, 1961: Supporting Recommendations to Secretary of Commerce
25. Feb. 5-6, 1962: Transportation and Communication Committee Chamber of Commerce of the U.S. Legislative Conference--Urging Revocation of Policy
26. March 21, 1962: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on H.R. 5595
27. Oct. 3, 1962: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield before American Merchant Marine Conference re: Great Lakes Aspects of Domestic Shipping
28. Oct. 11, 1963: Remarks of Vice Admiral James Hirshfield at the Propeller Club of the U.S. 1963 National Convention
29. Nov. 26, 1963: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on S. 1773 and S. 1774
30. Dec. 12, 1963: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on S. 1773 and S. 1774
31. 1963: A New Policy to Encourage Investment in the American Merchant Marine
32. May 12-14, 1964: Prescribed Courses for the Navigation of Ships on the Great Lakes of North America and their Contribution to Marine Safety
33. July 14, 1964: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on St. Lawrence Seaway Transportation Study

Box 108: Statements of Lake Carriers Association

1. June 5, 1965: Gilbert R. Johnson on H.R. 6141 and H.R. 6142
2. June 23, 1965: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on S. 1858
3. June 22, 1966: St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corp. Matter of Rates and Tolls
4. August 1966: LCA on S. 1908
5. Sept. 12, 1966: Bulk Transportation on the Great Lakes
6. 1966: LCA on S. 3010 establishing Dept. of Transportation
7. April 3, 1968: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on S. 2525 to amend the Federal Water Pollution Act
8. June 13-14, 1968: Great Lakes Commission Annual Meeting
9. c. 1968: State of Minnesota State Planning Agency, Seminar on Waterborne Transportation Planning
10. March 7, 1969: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield on H.R. 4148 to amend the Federal Water Pollution Control Act
11. May 13, 1969: Hearings concerning the Report on Dredging and Water Quality Problems in the Great Lakes
12. July 31, 1969: H.R. 4971, H.R. 5189, H.R. 12995
13. Dec. 3, 1969: Potential Oil Pollution in Lake Erie
14. March 6, 1970: S. 3287 to Amend the Merchant Marine Act of 1936
15. April 3, 1970: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield at Cleveland World Trade Conference
16. April 21, 1970: Vice Admiral James Hirshfield at Field Hearing
17. Sept. 16, 1970: H.R. 17830, H.R. 18047
18. March 2, 1971: A Lake Carrier Views Total Distribution
19. Sept, 14, 1971: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble on water pollution control legislation
20. Jan. 28, 1972: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble Luncheon Remarks
21. Dec. 5, 1972: How Industry Views Extended Season Navigation
22. Sept. 21, 1973: S. 2267, H.R. 9772, H.R. 9897--to amend section 303(b) of the Interstate Commerce Act
23. Jan. 7, 1974: C. Thomas Burke on Extension of Winter Navigation Season
24. May 18, 1974: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble on Inconceivable Commerce
25. Nov. 18, 1974: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at International Joint Commission Great Lakes Water Levels Public Hearings
26. April 15, 1975: Frederick G. Jaicks at christening of SAM LAUD
27. Feb. 1976: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Fiscal Year 1977 Coast Guard Authorization Hearing
28. March 25, 1976: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Fiscal Year 1977 Coast Guard Appropriation Hearing
29. July 16, 1976: Coast Guard Subcommittee of House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
30. Oct. 12-15, 1976: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble on Year Round Navigation on the Great Lakes
31. March 30, 1977: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble for Fiscal Year 1978 Coast Guard Authorization Hearings
32. May 15, 1978: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Coast Guard Appropriations Hearing
33. Dec. 7, 1978: Michigan United Conservation Clubs Statement on Winter Navigation on the Great Lakes
34. March 8, 1979: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Lansing Meeting on Winter Navigation
35. April-May 1979: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Corps of Engineers Spring Public Meetings on Winter Navigation Draft Survey Report
36. Sept. 17, 1979: Interim Winter Board activities
37. Sept. 21, 1979: The Need for a Flexible Great Lakes Navigation Season
38. Feb. 29, 1980: Maritime Appropriations Authorization Act for FY 1981
39. July 30, 1980: Vice Admiral Paul Trimble at Oversight Hearings on Coast Guard Icebreaking Policy
40. Oct. 15-17, 1980: Vice Admiral Paul E. Trimble re: Lake Transportation and Great Lakes Economy
41. June 12, 1981: Vice Admiral Paul E. Trimble to Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works
42. N.D.: S. 2688 Great Lakes Basin Compact
43. N.D.: Statement on Year-Round Shipping on the Great Lakes

Box 109

1-4. Taxes: Double Wage Penalty, 1984 - 1985
5. Taxes, S. 597, 1985
6. Taxes: Tax on Ore Carriers, 1954
7-8. Taxes: Transportation Tax, 1919-1920
9-10. Tolls, 1964-1976
11. E.Y. TOWNSEND: Incident in which stones were thrown from the Ambassador Bridge at the TOWNSEND, 1935.
12. Treaty: Proposed Treaty Between the U.S. and Canada In Furtherance of their Mutual Defense, 1953-1954
13. Treaty: Treaty Between the United States and Canada Regarding the Great Lakes, 1953
14. Treaty: Treaty Between the United States and Canada Regarding the Great Lakes, 1954
15. Treaty: U.S./Canada Treaty Governing Navigating Personnel of Overseas Flag Vessels on the Great Lakes, Aug. 16, 1954
16-18. Treaty: U.S./Canada Treaty Governing Navigation on the Great Lakes, 1936-1954
19. Trimble, Paul E., 1979
20-24. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers--Buffalo District, 1937-1969
25-31. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers--Detroit District, 1937-1980

Box 110

1-3. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers--Lake Survey District, 1965-1972
4. U.S. Army Corps Of Engineers--Lake Survey District, Detroit River Light House Gauge, 1960-1963
5. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, 1969, Vol. 1, pp. 1-136
6. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, April 29, 1969, Vol. 1, pp. 137-255
7. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, April 29, 1969, Vol. 1, pp. 256-439
8. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, May 1, 1969, Vol. 2, pp. 440-621
9. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, May 3, 1969, Vol. 2, pp. 622-692
10. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, May 5, 1969, Vol. 2, pp. 693-829
11. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Hearings Transcription, May 15, 1969, Vol. 3, pp. 830-1067
12-15. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Correspondence, 1969
16. U.S. Federal Communications Commission Lawsuit--Exhibits, 1969
17. U.S. Public Health Service, 1970-1981
18-20. U.S. and Canada Reciprocal Agreement Regarding Enforcement of Navigation Rules for Prevention of Great Lakes Vessel Collisions, 1936
21. Wages Payment Ledger, 1883-1944
22. WAS & WAD Radio Station Closings, 1971-1973
23. Wave Bending Moment Project Conducted on the EDWARD L. RYERSON, 1965-1966
24. Winter Navigation Board (Corps of Engineers)--Annual Reports, 1973-1976
25-33. Winter Navigation Board (Corps of Engineers)--Meetings, 1977-1979

Box 111

1-6. Winter Navigation Board (Corps of Engineers)--Correspondence, 1975-1982
7. Winter Navigation Board (Corps of Engineers)-Winter Navigation Season Extension, 1972
8-9. Winter Navigation Board (Corps of Engineers)-Winter Navigation Season Extension, 1973-1974
10-12. Winter Navigation Season Extension--Clippings, 1974-1983
13-17. Winter Navigation Season Extension--Operation Lansing, 1978-1983
18. Winter Navigation Season Extension--Reports--Activities and Cost Estimates Including Directly Related Agency Ongoing Programs, Oct. 12, 1972
19. Winter Navigation, Bubbler Systems, 1974-1979
20. Winter Navigation, Lime Island, 1977-1981
21. Winter Navigation, Little Rapids Cut, 1973-1982
22. Winter Navigation, Program Documentation and Usage for Cost-Benefit Analysis Model for Great Lakes Bulk Carriers Operating During an Extended Season, July 1972
23. Winter Navigation, Remote Terminal Usage of the Cost-Benefit Analysis Computer Program For Great Lakes Bulk Carriers Operating During an Extended Season, Nov. 1972
24. Winter Navigation, Selvick Marine Towing, 1979-1980
25. Winter Navigation, Sugar Island, MI, 1974-1977
26. Winter Navigation, Winter Navigation Working Committee Proposed Activities and Expenditures to Winter Navigation Board, May 23, 1972
27. Winter Navigation, Winter Navigation Working Committee Proposed Activities and Cost Estimates, Nov. 19, 1973
28. Winter Navigation, D. Wayne Zimmerman, 1975-1980
29-30. Winter Navigation Season Extension--Winter Navigation Working Committee, 1977-1979
31-33. Winter Navigation Season Extension--General Correspondence, 1967-1970

Box 112

1-8. Winter Navigation Season Extension--General Correspondence, 1971 - 1974

Box 113

1-4. Winter Navigation Season Extension--General Correspondence, 1975 - 1983
5. Wisconsin Steel Division, 1935-1980
6. Wrecks--JAMES B. COLGATE & MERIDA, 1916-1932

Box 114 Administrative Correspondence of LCA President, Vice-President and Secretary, 1960-1982

1-4. American Bureau of Shipping, 1967-1982
5-8. American Merchant Marine Library, 1978-1981
9-10. Chicago Water Diversion Case, 1960-1963, 1964-1967
11-14. Dominion Marine Association, 1969-1977
15-17. Federal Communications Commission, 1974-1977
18-20. Federal Energy Administration, 1973-1976
21-22. Great Lakes Commission, 1979-1980
23-27. Great Lakes Task Force, 1971-1980

Box 115 Committee Files, 1918-1973

1. Advisory Committee, 1973
2-3. Claims Committee, 1936-1942
4-14. Fleet Engineers Committee, 1920-1955
15-17. Legislative Committee, 1944-1953
18. Navigation Committee--Annual Meetings, 1936-1938
19-33. Navigation Committee, 1939-1954

Box 116 Committee Files, 1918-1973

1-7. Navigation Committee--Annual Meetings, 1955-1961
8. Navigation Committee--Brussels Maritime Collisions Convention, 1937-1938
9. Navigation Committee--Canada, 1954-1956
10. Navigation Committee--Canada, 1957-1959
11. Navigation Committee--Dangerous Practices and Places Reports, 1927-1928
12. Navigation Committee--Dangerous Practices and Places Reports, 1929-1938
13. Navigation Committee--Dominion Marine Association, 1926-1931
14. Navigation Committee--Improvements to Docks, Harbors and Rivers, 1946-1970
15. Navigation Committee--Lake Superior Regulation Tables, 1860-1945
16. Navigation Committee--Port Huron, New American Channel, 1921-1922
17. Navigation Committee--Rules for Navigating in the St. Mary's River, 1918-1923
18. Navigation Committee--Rules for Navigating in the St. Mary's River, 1924-1933
19-20. Navigation Committee--Water Stages, 1923-1937
21-22. Navigation Committee--Welland Canal, 1926-1936
23-35. Shore Captains' Committee, 1936-1950
36-41. Welfare Committee, 1938-1949

Box 117

Note: The contents of folders 1-7 are available on microfilm reel 24 for research use.

1. Cleveland Vessel Owners' Association, Articles of Association, Sept. 1, 1880.
Minutes, Dec. 18, 1880-Sept. 5, 1888.
2. Minutes, Sept. 21, 1888-Dec. 26,1891
3. Minutes, Dec. 31, 1891-April 21, 1892; Lake Carriers Association Minutes, April 30, 1892-May 26, 1903
4. Minutes and Proceedings, Nov.17, 1888-Jan. 25, 1899
5. Minutes and Proceedings, Jan. 1, 1903-May 12, 1904
6. Minutes and Proceedings, May 13, 1904-Sept. 5, 1907
7. Scrapbook, April 29, 1904-Sept. 12, 1904
8. Clippings, c. March 27, 1890
9. Lake Carriers Association Scattered Executive Papers of President and Secretary--1891, 1893-1895

Box 118 Lake Carriers' Association Circulars

1. 1909-1912 (Nos. 1-35)
2. 1913 (Nos. 36-59)
3. 1914 (Nos. 60-82)
4. 1915 (Nos. 84-106)
5. 1916 (Nos. 108-129)
6. Feb.-June 1917 (Nos. 130-148)
7. July-Dec. 1917 (Nos. 149-179)
8. Feb.-June 1918 (Nos. 180-212)
9. July-Dec. 1918 (Nos. 213-253)
10. 1919 (Nos. 254-300)
11. 1920 (Nos. 301-331)
12. 1921 (Nos. 332-364)
13. 1935-1937 (Nos. 970-1112)
14. 1938-1939 (Nos. 1113-1213)
15. 1940-1941 (Nos. 1215-1339)
16. 1942 (Nos. 1340-1420)
17. 1943 (Nos. 1421-1482)
18. 1944 (Nos. 1483-1531)
19. 1945 (Nos. 1532-1578)
20. 1946 (Nos. 1579-1621)
21. 1947 (Nos. 1622-1677)
22. 1948 (Nos. 1678-1747)
23. 1949 (Nos. 1748-1806)
24. 1950 (Nos. 1807-1880)
25. 1951 (Nos. 1881-1953)
26. 1952 (Nos. 1954-2006)
27. 1953 (Nos. 2007-2060)
28. 1954 (Nos. 2061-2106)
29. 1955 (Nos. 2107-2167)
30. 1956 (Nos. 2168-2225)
31. 1957 (Nos. 2226-2275)
32. 1958 (Nos. 2276-2337)
33. 1959 (Nos. 2338-2401)

Box 119: Subject Correspondence - Interstate Commerce Commission

1-4. Barge Line Petition, 1937-1958
5-7. Ex Parte 165, 1946 - 1948
8-10. John I. Hay Barge Co. Case, 1958 - 1960
11. John I. Hay Barge Co. Case, Lake Carriers Association Members Participation, 1960
12-14. John I. Hay Barge Co. Case, 1961

Box 120: Subject Correspondence - Radio

1-9. Radio - General, 1954 - 1966

Box 121: Subject Correspondence - Radio

1-10. Radio Technical Commission for Marine Services, 1965-1968

Box 122: Subject Correspondence - Radio

1-7. Federal Communications Commission, 1968 - 1969

Box 123: Subject Correspondence - Radio

1-10. Radio - General, 1971 - 1976

Box 124: Subject Correspondence

1-11. Vessel Construction, 1940 - 1953

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