The Jabara vs. Manufacturer's National Bank of Detroit subseries document Jabara's concern that his activities were being observed and investigated by government agencies. By chance, he learned that Manufacturer's Bank had inquired about accounts held by him at one of its branches. Upon suing the bank, Jabara discovered that this request had been prompted by an FBI inquiry which then led to his suit against the FBI. Materials in these files include court documents and Jabara's correspondence with bank management.
The Lafferty v. Rogers case is a Freedom of Information Act suit where the prosecutor sued for the right to access documents relating to the United States government's political and military involvement in the Middle East.
35 letters, documents, publications, and ephemera related to reunions of the 42nd Division, 1918-1937. Includes two letters by Douglas MacArthur, 1931-1932.
9 Letters from Douglas MacArthur to Hamilton Fish Jr. during the period of time when MacArthur was Superintendent of West Point, and Chief of Staff, U.S. Army.
5 letters from Douglas MacArthur to Louise Cromwell Brooks (later Mrs. Louise MacArthur) including romantic letters and a reflection on his father after visiting Kenesaw Mountain where he fought during the Civil War.
293 military documents from the 42nd Division, A.E.F., Chiefs of Staff and General Staff Douglas MacArthur, William Hughes, Jr., R.H. Williams, Craig Malin, and H.A. Drum to various military units, September 8, 1917-January 27, 1919.