Saul Haas papers,

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1 Overview of the Collection Creator Haas, Saul Title Saul Haas papers Dates Quantity Approximately 24 cubic ft. Collection Number 2213 Summary Papers of a Seattle Democratic politician and broadcasting executive; includes correspondence and campaign materials of U.S. Senator Homer T. Bone. Repository University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections Special Collections University of Washington Libraries Box Seattle, WA Telephone: Fax: speccoll@uw.edu Access Restrictions Open to all users. Languages Sponsor English Funding for encoding this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities Biographical Note Saul Haas was a Democratic politician, broadcasting executive, and customs official of Seattle, Wash. Born in New York City in 1898, he attended North Idaho College of Education and worked as a teacher and as a reporter before becoming the managing editor of the Seattle Union Record from 1920 to Haas managed Homer T. Bone's senatorial campaign in 1932 and President Franklin D. Roosevelt's campaign in Washington State in Active with the Democratic Party during the 1930s and 1940s, he served as Collector of Customs for Seattle and as an official of the U.S. War Finance Committee. Haas began his broadcasting career in 1935 by buying an almost defunct radio station, KPCB, renamed KIRO. He became president of the Queen City Broadcasting Company in 1945 and remained chairman of the board when KIRO was sold in His public service included membership on the board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting from 1969 to Besides radio and television, Haas was involved in other business interests in the Seattle area. He died in Content Description 1

2 The papers consist of four accessions received from Haas or his wife between 1973 and no , the largest component of the papers at cubic feet, resulted from a merger of former nos , , and , which had been received between 1973 and It documents Haas's early activities but also includes papers from his career as a broadcasting executive. Its contents are arranged in 11 subgroups according to Mr. Haas's separate corporate activities. Since Haas was involved in several organizations at overlapping time periods, the first ten subgroups are ordered by size rather than chronological order. The last subgroup Personal Papers includes correspondence and miscellaneous records which were not obviously a part of any one subgroup. The Homer T. Bone subgroup ( ) consists largely of correspondence between Bone's office and the Washington county organizers for his 1932 senatorial campaign. The bulk of the Democratic Party subgroup (1936-ca. 1944) consists of lists of constituents and supporters. Haas was State Director of the Democratic National Campaign Committee. He coordinated state and national campaign activities with special interest groups. The subgroup also includes correspondence. The outgoing letters are mostly form letters. The incoming and inter-office are more significant. The U.S. Customs Bureau, Seattle, Collector subgroup (August ) covers the period in which Haas officially worked for the Treasury Department in Seattle. From the office he wielded power and influence in government and the Democratic Party. Correspondence covers all his activities in this period and is generally limited to letters addressed or signed "Collector," "Federal Office Building," "Treasury Department," etc. There are two irregularities in the arrangement: 1. General Correspondence of Homer Bone has been segregated. This correspondence appears to have been handled through Saul Haas who managed Senator Bone's home office. 2. An original file of general correspondence (from F to L), apparently maintained by Haas or his secretary, was left intact. It has letters of some major correspondents and subject files. The KIRO subgroup (ca ) contains correspondence generally limited to radio, TV, and press associations. Publicly known as the head of KIRO, Haas controlled the station for over thirty years, so material on his radio and press activities may also be found throughout the accession. The Corporation for Public Broadcasting subgroup ( ) includes reports and agendas for meetings Haas attended as a member of the corporation's board of directors. The Washington Loan and Securities subgroup ( ) includes correspondence and court papers regarding the bankruptcy and final disposition of company assets. Saul Haas was appointed receiver of the company. The original order was retained for the subgroup and the subject series, "Private." The U.S. War Finance Committee subgroup ( ) includes correspondence and financial records regarding regional war bond sales. The Seattle Union Record subgroup ( ) includes correspondence of Harry B. Ault, who owned and published the paper and worked in close association with Saul Haas. The Empire Investment Company subgroup (ca ) includes correspondence, financial statements, and stock certificates regarding activities of the firm. The Empire Investment firm, which was organized by Haas and several associates, was involved with real estate, power companies, and stocks. 2

3 The Waterfowl League of Washington subgroup (ca. l930s) consists of records apparently inherited by Haas from Louis K. Lear, president of the League. Lear was also president of KIRO before Haas. There is no documented connection between the league and Saul Haas. The Personal Papers subgroup ( ) includes correspondence addressed to or from Saul Haas without reference to his title (Collector) or it consists of personal subject matter not directly related to his many public, financial, or political activities. no , one cubic foot, is briefly described in the inventory, but a container listing is not provided. no , two folders, is briefly described in the inventory, but a container listing is not provided. no , measuring 1.21 cubic feet and reinstated in the Haas Papers in 1991, relates to his early political activities. As in no , a Homer T. Bone subgroup contains correspondence between Haus and Senator Bone, as well as some of Bone's other correspondence and papers. Haas was a political associate and confidant of Bone, as well as a close friend. Their correspondence reveals much detail about Bone's activities as U.S. senator and Haas's involvement in his affairs. Their correspondence continued after Bone was appointed to the U.S. Circuit Court in San Francisco in Most of the names of correspondents in this accession are in the A-E portion of the alphabet. Included in the Bone subgroup is a subject series regarding the U.S. Bonneville Power Administration. This material mostly concerns public power legislation which Senator Bone proposed. In Aug he introduced legislation (S.1852) to create an autonomous Columbia Power Authority to administer Bonneville and Grand Coulee Dams. Competing legislation favored by the administration would have put them under the control of the Interior Department. In Apr Bone introduced S.2430, a bill to amend the Bonneville Act to authorize the acquisition and building of facilities for the generating of electricity by the Columbia Power Administration. The rest of the Haas papers were not subgrouped. Many relate to Haas's patronage activities as Collector of Customs from 1933 to 1946, i.e., arranging for appointments to federal patronage jobs. Although most of the correspondence seems to have passed through the Customs Bureau, it is not exclusively concerned with that office and deals with a wide variety of topics. Some is political in nature. Much of Haas's correspondence resulted from his role as an intermediary with Senator Bone and may relate to papers in the Bone subgroup. Administrative Information Arrangement Organized into 4 accessions. No , Saul Haas papers, No , Saul Haas papers, No , Saul Haas papers, No , Saul Haas papers, Custodial History 3

4 The papers in no were originally part of no but were returned to the donor, Mrs. Haas, in They were processed shortly after their return to the UW Libraries in early Separated Materials One photographic portrait of Homer Bone was transferred to the repository's graphic collections. Detailed Description of the Collection No : Saul Haas papers, cubic feet (47 boxes) plus 1 oversize vertical file. Scope and Content: Correspondence, legal documents, ephemera, campaign materials, films, etc., Includes papers from the time Haas was active in the Democratic Party in Washington State, his service as a campaign menager, and his involvement in newspaper publishing, radio and television broadcasting. Restrictions on Access: Open to all users. Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights not transferred to the University of Washington Libraries. Acquisition Info: Donor: Saul Haas; Mrs. Saul Haas via Prof. Bone 10/4/76; Mrs. Saul Haas (?) Jan Container(s) Description Dates Homer T. Bone Incoming Letters 1/ A-K, miscellaneous 1932, n.d. 1/ Labor 1932, / L, miscellaneous , n.d. 1/ Martin, Clarence D / M-Y 1932, 1943, n.d. 1/ Zioncheck, Marion A

5 1/ Unidentified 1932, n.d. 2/ Outgoing Letters / General Correspondence - Counties / Adams County 1932, 1938, / Asotin County 1932, 1938, / Benton County 1932, / Chelan County / Clallam County 1932, / Clark County 1932, / Columbia County 1932, / Cowlitz County 1932, / Douglas County 1932, / Ferry County 1932, 1938, / Franklin County 1932, / Garfield County 1932, 1938, 1940, / Grant County 1932, 1938,

6 3/ Grays Harbor County 1932, / Island County 1932, / Jefferson County 1932, 1938, 1940 King County 4/ A-Z, miscellaneous 4/ Unidentified , n.d. 4/ Kitsap County 1932, / Kittitas County 1932, / Klickitat County / Lewis County 1932, / Lincoln County 1932, / Mason County 1932, / Okanagan County 1932, / Pacific County 1932, 1940 Pend Oreille County 1932, 1938, / Pierce County A-Y Miscellaneous 1932, 1933, 1940,

7 5/ San Juan County 1932, / Skagit County 1932, / Skamania County 1932, / Snohomish County 1932, / Spokane County 1932, / Stevens County 1932, / Thurston County 1932, / Wahkiakum County , / Walla Walla County 1932, / Whatcom County 1932, / Whitman County 1932, / Yakima County 1932, 1940, n.d. General Correspondence 7/ Labor Unions, Granges and Post Office Clerk, etc / Railroad Brotherhoods / Jones, Wesley Livsey 1932 Correspondence - Interoffice 7/ Campaign of Homer T. Bone 1932,

8 7/ Lists - Bone's Campaign Workers n.d. 7/ Itineraries 1932 Speeches and Writings 7/ Homer T. Bone , 1938, n.d. 7/ Saul Haas 1932 Speeches and Writings - Others 7/ Jones, Wesley Livsey / Roosevelt, Franklin Delano / Miscellaneous 1932, 1941, n.d. 7/ News Releases 1932, 1933, / Notes 7/ Campaign Miscellany Subject Series - KVI 8

9 8/ Incoming Letters 1934, / General Correspondence 1934, / Interoffice Correspondence / Speeches and Writings / Clippings June 7, 1937 Subject Series - KVOS Incoming Letters 8/ Organized Labor's defense league for KVOS / A-M miscellaneous 1934, / Voltaire Club n.d. 8/ P-W miscellaneous; unidentified , n.d. 8/ Outgoing Letters , n.d. General Correspondence 8/ A-C miscellaneous / Darwin, L.H / DE-JE, miscellaneous / Jones, Rogan 1934,

10 8/ L-W miscellaneous / Interoffice Correspondence 1933, , n.d. 8/ Hearings. FCC / Reports - Others / Speeches and Writings - Homer T. Bone / Notes 8/ Clippings 1937, 1938, 1947, n.d. 8/ Miscellany Democratic Party Incoming Letters 9/ Bone, Homer T. 1936, n.d. 9/ A-B, miscellaneous / Coffee, John M / C miscellaneous / Dean, Frank C / Democratic Party. Washington Central Committee Counties A-Y 1936, n.d. 10

11 Democratic Party. Washington. Young Democratic Clubs 1936, n.d. 9/ D-F miscellaneous 1936, n.d. 9/ Hill, Knute / G-H miscellaneous 1936, n.d. 9/ KIRO Seattle radio / J-K miscellaneous / Leavy, Charles H / L miscellaneous / Magnuson, Warren G / Martin, Clarence D / M-Se, miscellaneous 1936, n.d. 9/ Smith, Martin F / Se-T miscellaneous / Wallgren, Monrad C / Washington Statistics Bureau / U-Y miscellaneous 1936, n.d. 10/ Outgoing Letters Aug.-Dec. 1936, / General Correspondence Aug.-Dec

12 12/ Interoffice Correspondence July 1936-Dec. 1937, n.d. 13/ Memoranda / Agreements ca / Itineraries 1936, 1938, n.d. 13/ Reports 1936, n.d. 13/ Financial Reports - Others / Speeches and Writings 1936, n.d. 13/ Speeches and Writings - Others , n.d. 13/ News Releases (01-ZZ to G23-48) / Conferences and Conventions - Others - Progressive Party 1936 Lists 14/ AAA / Addresses, A-Z 14/ Addresses (non-alphabetical listing) n.d. 14/ Assignments and Grades n.d. 14/ Bankers 1938, / Candidates / Chamber of Commerce, etc / City Officials in Washington , n.d. 12

13 14/ Committeemen and Chairman 1936, n.d. Democratic Party. Washington 14/ Central Committee 14/ County Central Committee 14/ Young Democratic Clubs 14/ Precinct Committeemen. Counties A-J miscellaneous 1938, 1943, n.d. 14/ King 1938, / K-M, miscellaneous 1938, 1944, n.d. 14/ Pierce 1938, / Snohomish 1938, / Spokane 1938, 1940, / P-Y miscellaneous 1938, 1944, n.d. 14/ All counties 1932, / A-Y miscellaneous 1936, n.d. 15/ Education Directories , n.d. 15/ Friendly to Bone / Granges P.1-88 n.d. 13

14 15/ Granges unnumbered (pt. 1, 2) n.d. 15/ Literature sent 1936, n.d. 15/ Members: Club and Committees 1936, 1937, n.d. 15/ Newspapers 1938, / Patrons of Husbandry 1932, , n.d. 15/ Postmasters 1939, 1940, 1943, / Power Districts 1938, , n.d. 15/ Public utilities 1937, 1944, n.d. 16/ Radio Stations / Railroad Employees 1929, 1931, 1932, 1938, , n.d. 16/ Rallies 1936, n.d. 16/ Republicans 1928, 1930, 1932, 1936, n.d. 16/ Roosevelt Nominators n.d. 16/ Seattle Precincts n.d. 16/ State Officials 1937, 1939, , n.d. 16/ Support Petitions. Counties 16/ King. Seattle 1932? 14

15 16/ King (excluding Seattle) / C-O miscellaneous 1932? 16/ Pierce 1932? 17/ P-W miscellaneous 1932? 17/ Unions. American Federation of Labor n.d. 17/ Unions. Congress of Industrial Organizations 1938, 1941, n.d. 17/ Unions. Woodworkers. International Woodworkers of America n.d. 17/ Unions. Washington State Federation of Labor 1938, 1943, n.d. 17/ Veterans / Washington. Social Service Resource Directory / Women's Clubs 1936, 1938, , n.d. 17/ Young Men in CCC Camps n.d. 17/ Unidentified p n.d. 17/ Unnumbered n.d. 17/ Miscellaneous 1928, 1943, n.d. 17/A List General Notes: Constituents (3x5 card file). Cards - Programs 15

16 18/ Business Cards 18/ Supporters 18/ Volunteers 18/ Workers 18/ Notes 18/ Circulars 1936, n.d Photographs 18/ Maps (Road) / Programs Newspapers and Clippings 19/ Commonwealth News / Democratic Free Press / Guild Daily / Seattle Times / Ryan's Weekly / Miscellaneous 1934, 1936 Clippings 19/ Zioncheck 16

17 19/ Miscellaneous 20/ Clippings - Re: Burton Wheeler for President ca / Memorabilia Ephemera 20/ FDR Campaign / FDR Campaign Literature n.d. 20/ New Deal ca / Re: Landon Candidacy / Miscellaneous Candidates ca / Ephemera n.d. Posters 20/ "A Gallant Leader - Franklin D. Roosevelt" n.d. 20/ "Re-elect Vice President - John N. Garner" n.d. U.S. Customs Bureau. Collector Incoming Letters 17

18 21/ Bone, Homer T. (to FCC) / A-C miscellaneous / Democratic Party, miscellaneous 1933, 1934, 1938, , / D-H miscellaneous 21/ Jackson, Gardner 1934, / I-J, miscellaneous 1933, / Keith, Lyle , / K miscellaneous 1933, / Leavy, Charles H / L miscellaneous 1933, 1940, n.d. 21/ MacGuire, F.A. 1933, 1939, / Magnuson, Warren G. 1934, , 1944, / Mahoney, Willis / Mitchell, Hugh B. 1942, 1945, / M miscellaneous 1936, 1942, n.d. 21/ Nolan, Webster K. (Kay) 1934, 1938,

19 21/ N-O miscellaneous 1934, / Pinchot, Amos 1933, / P-R, miscellaneous 1934, / Saldana, Carmen de Font 1939, 1940, 1943, n.d. 21/ Saldana, Jorge Font 1941, / Schwellenbach, Lewis B , / Sinclair, John F. 1933, 1935, 1937, 1939, 1941, / S-U miscellaneous / Wallgren, Monrad C. 1934, 1938, 1940, / Wheeler, Burton Kendall 1939, / V-Z miscellaneous 1933, n.d., 1938, / Job Seeking , Outgoing Letters 22/ Miscellaneous , n.d. 22/ Job Seeking General Correspondence General Notes: s 25/1-26/5 retain original arrangement. 19

20 23/ General / Homer T. Bone (office) , 1946, n.d. 24/ Job Seeking 25/ F, miscellaneous , n.d. 25/ Farley, James A , , n.d. 25/ "Firefly" 1938, / G, miscellaneous 1933, / Graves, Harold N / Haggen, Clarence S. 1933, 1930, / Hahn, Sam / Healy, Mrs. Carroll 1933, / Henrickson, Thor , / Hurja, Emil , 1944, n.d. 25/ H, miscellaneous 1933, / "Investigations" / I, miscellaneous 1934, / "Jobs" , / Jorgensen, E.W. 1933,

21 26/ Lear, Louis K. 1934, 1935, / Speeches and Writings n.d Photographs 26/ Clippings 1934, / Miscellany Subject Series - U.S. Customs Bureau 27/ General Correspondence , n.d. 27/ Conference 1934, 1940? Subject Series - S.S. Grant 27/ Incoming Letters (unsorted) ca / General Correspondence / Writings KIRO 28/ Organizational Materials , 1945, n.d. 28/ Biographical Features

22 Incoming Letters 28/ Bone, Homer T. 1934, / A-J, miscellaneous / KIRO 1938, / K-W, miscellaneous 1935, 1954, n.d. 28/ Outgoing Letters , 1955, 1963, 1964 General Correspondence 28/ Janeway, Eliot , n.d. 28/ Karr, Payne , / A-R, miscellaneous 1940, / Studdart, William 1935, 1936, 1941, / S-W, miscellaneous 1934, 1947 Interoffice Correspondence 29/ Haas, Saul 1934, ,

23 29/ Hatfield, J.B / Lear, Louis K / Quillian, H.J. (Tubby) / A-S, miscellaneous 1937, 1957, n.d. Minutes 29/ KIRO / Queen City Broadcasting , n.d. Financial Records 29/ KIRO 1932, / Queen City Broadcasting , 1946, n.d. 29/ Others expired 1939, , n.d. 29/ Contracts, Insurance (Expired) / Agreements 1939 Legal Documents 30/ Briefs 1956, 193? 23

24 30/ Depositions / Seattle Broadcasting vs. Bone et. al / Tribune Publishing Company vs. Queen City Broadcasting 1958 Hearings U.S. Federal Communications Commission 30/ General 1939, 1947, n.d. 31/ Proposed TV Station 1956, n.d. 31/ History of Kiro / Denver Case 1958 Reports 31/ Research Institute of America / U.S. Federal Communications Commission / Miscellaneous 1934, 1942, n.d. 31/ Speeches and Writings 1941, n.d. Speeches and Writings - Others 24

25 31/ Columbia Broadcasting System 1939, 195? 31/ Miscellaneous , n.d. Box Tapes (CBS Convention, Radio Affiliates) / Lists 32/ Notes 32/ Charts Photographs (and Drawing) 32/ Maps 32/ Posters Advertising 32/ CBS and KIRO 32/ U.S. Treasury. Defense Savings Staff (WW II) 32/ Reprints and Pamphlets 32/ Clippings 25

26 32/ Miscellany Subject Series 33/ Examiner's Hearing / TV Enlightenment papers 1956, / Tower - Legal (broadcasting tower) / "Priceless Gift" (eye bank operation) Film 16mm "Priceless Gift" Corporation for Public Broadcasting 34/ Incoming Letters / Outgoing Letters / Minutes - Board of Directors 1971, / Agendas - Board of Directors / Financial Statements / Budget (Proposal) / Employment (Salary and Wages) / Speeches and Testimony / Film Interview: Haas on CPB (16mm, ca. 2 min.) n.d. 35/ Hearing

27 35/ Legislation (U.S. Congress) / Programming and Policy /7 to 36/ Reports, Proposals, Studies 1954, / Lists - Public TV Station / Clippings Subject Series: National Public Radio 36/ By-laws, Goals, Budget, etc Washington Loan and Securities 37/ General Correspondence A-Z (Original File) 1931 Files A-P General Notes: Original order. 38/ Appraisals / Burgunder, Robert M / Court Orders Court Papers 38/ WLS vs. Home Savings

28 38/ Petition of Receiver / General Discount Corporation / Grimstead, Laube, Laughlin & Meakin Attorney 1931, / Keplinger, Lawrence M / Letters in Bankruptcy, "to and from bondholders" 38/ Radio Stations / Paid Vouchers, Saul Haas, Receiver / Peoples First Avenue Bank 1931 Subject Series - "Private" 38/ Incoming Letters / Outgoing Letters / General Correspondence / Memos of Conversation: AE. Pierce, MM. Shanks / Auditor's Reports / List n.d. 38/ Application for Permit to issue and dispose of Securities / Internal Revenue Service

29 38/ Clippings - Trevor Chandler 38/ Clippings 38/ Notes, Miscellany U.S. War Finance Committee 39/ State War Finance Committee / "War Finance Committee" , n.d. 39/ Defense Savings Staff , n.d. 39/ rd War Loan / th War Loan / th War Loan / th War Loan / th War Loan / Victory Loan / "Farmers Reports on Newspapers" / Newsletters (written or edited by Haas) 1941, 1942 Seattle Union Record Incoming Letters 41/ Ault, E.B. (Harry)

30 41/ B-U miscellaneous Outgoing Letters 41/ Ault, E.B. (Harry) 1927, n.d. 41/ Miscellaneous / Speeches and Writings General Notes: Story of theunion Record. ca / Financial Records 1920, 1923, 1924, / Agreement (Autocaster Machine) 1922? Photographs 41/ Clipping and Miscellany Empire Investment Company Incoming Letters 41/ Elliott, Sinclair , n.d. 41/ Empire Investment Company / Glicksman, William / Kamm, Charles J. 1930, n.d. 41/ A-Z, miscellaneous unidentified 1920,

31 41/ Outgoing Letters , n.d. 41/ General Correspondence, B-W, miscellaneous / Agreement (Normandy Park) / Financial Statement (Dominion Electric Power Company) / Stock Certificates / Clipping and Ephemera Waterfowl League of Washington Incoming Letters General Notes: By individual or gun club. 42/ A-W miscellaneous / Outgoing Letters (From Louis K. Lear) , / General Correspondence (Louis K. Lear) / Articles of Incorporation / Resolutions and Petitions 1934, n.d. 42/ Writings and Notes 1934, n.d. 42/ Regulations 1935, 1938, n.d. 42/ Magazines and Pamphlets 31

32 42/ Clippings Haas - Personal Papers Incoming Letters 43/ A-C, miscellaneous 1926, 1956, n.d. 43/ Douglas, William O. 1945, 1946, n.d. 43/ E-H, miscellaneous 1932, 1946, n.d. 43/ Keith, Lyle 1938, / Loupiron, Paul / Mahoney, Willis 1938, n.d. 43/ K-M, miscellaneous 1929, / Nicht, Frank 1928, 1929, 1932, 1933, , 1944, 1945, n.d. 43/ Nolan, Webster K. (Kay) 1926, 1929, 1933, / N-R, miscellaneous 1917, 1946, n.d. 43/ Sinclair, John F. 1927, 1933, , 1943, n.d. 43/ S-W, miscellaneous, unidentified 1927, 1946, n.d. 43/ Outgoing Letters 32

33 43/ Miscellaneous 1928, / Nicht, Frank 43/ Williams, Charlotte General Correspondence 43/ B-W, miscellaneous Financial Records - Year End Balances Photographs 43/ Notes and Memorabilia 43/ Clippings Boxfolderboxfolder 43/24/44/ Miscellaneous, Pamphlets, Leaflets, etc. Box Christmas Cards and Greetings Subject Series - Germany (Trip)

34 44/ Incoming Letters / Travel Orders and Authorizations 44/ Speeches and Writings 44/ Briefings and News Releases 44/ Notes 44/ Miscellany Subject Series - Saul Haas Foundation 44/ Incoming Letters, Seattle Community College 1968 Report 1971 No : Saul Haas papers, ' linear. Scope and Content: Minutes, memoranda, clippings, film. This addition to the Saul Haas papers mostly documents his role in broadcasting from However, it also includes a very few personal letters. Restrictions on Access: Open to all users. Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries. Acquisition Info: Donor: Mrs. D.G. Haas via Martin Brett. No : Saul Haas papers, folders Scope and Content: Two folders of personal correspondence with Magnuson and Douglas. Magnuson letters concern Haas' interest in radio legislation. Douglas letters are personal, concerning Douglas' recovery from riding accident in Restrictions on Access: Open to all users. Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries. Acquisition Info: Donor: Mrs. Dayee Haas. 34

35 No : Saul Haas papers, ' 2.5" linear. Scope and Content: Correspondence, legislation, photographs, reprints, clippings. Restrictions on Access: Open to all users. Restrictions on Use: Creator's literary rights transferred to the University of Washington Libraries. Acquisition Info: Donor: Deesa Haas Container(s) Description Dates Haas Political Papers General Correspondence 1/ Abel, Dan G / Abernathy, Mary B , n.d. 1/ Academy of Political and Social Science / Appleby, Paul H , n.d. 1/ Appleby, Stephen C.M / Arnold, Evert / Asplund, Oscar / Austin, Warren R / A, miscellaneous / Bell, Frank , n.d. 1/ Bez, Nick / Biffle, Lesie L / Binns, John H

36 1/ Boettiger, John / Bone, Manny , n.d. 1/ Bowen, John C / Bray, William / B, miscellaneous / Chessman, Merle R / Chitty, A.J / Coffee, John M / Columbia Broadcasting System / Corbett, Joseph / Cox, Eugene A / Crain, Charles / Czarnecki, Anthony / C, miscellaneous / Dahl, Helen / Dennis, J. Charles / Dill, Clarence C / Donogh, Stanley / Douglas, William O / Dow, Frank / Durning, Harry N

37 1/ D, miscellaneous / Early, Stephen / Elliott, Sinclair / Elliott, Stuart / Etter, Lieut. R. Max / E, miscellaneous / F-H, miscellaneous / J-O, miscellaneous / P-R, miscellaneous / S, miscellaneous / T-V, miscellaneous / W-Z, miscellaneous; unknown / Reports / Legal Documents / Bulletins / Photographs 1/ Clippings 1/ Miscellany Homer T. Bone Incoming Letters 37

38 1/ From Saul Haas / From Others Outgoing Letters 1/ To Saul Haas , n.d. 1/ To Others General Correspondence 1/ With Saul Haas / With Others General Correspondence 1/ Saul Haas with Others (not Bone) , n.d. 1/ Miscellaneous / Reports / News Releases / Legal Documents

39 1/ Clippings 1/ Miscellany Subject Series-U.S. Bonneville Power Administration Incoming letters 1/ From Saul Haas / From Others , n.d. Outgoing Letters 1/ To Saul Haas / To Others 1941 General Correspondence 1/ Saul Haas with Others (not Bone) , n.d. 1/ Miscellaneous , n.d. 1/ News Releases , n.d. 1/ Bills , n.d. 2/ Commissioner's Letters

40 2/ Clippings 2/ Miscellaneous Names and Subjects Subject Terms : Broadcasting--Washington (State) Businessmen--Washington (State)--Archives Campaign management--washington (State) Customs administration--washington (State)--Seattle Legislators--Washington (State) Personal Papers/Corporate Records (University of Washington) Political campaigns--washington (State) Political consultants--washington (State)--Archives Political parties--united States Political parties--washington (State) Public broadcasting--washington (State) World War, Finance--United States Personal Names : Bone, Homer Truett, Haas, Saul--Archives Corporate Names : Corporation for Public Broadcasting Democratic National Committee (U.S.) Democratic Party (Wash.) KIRO, Inc. (Seattle, Wash.) United States. Bureau of Customs United States. Dept. of the Treasury Geographical Names : Washington (State)--Politics and government Form or Genre Terms : Clippings Motion pictures Photographs Sound recordings 2003 (Last modified: 7/17/2017) About Creative Commons Licenses in Archives West: