United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Faubus Oral History Interview Project Materials
The Faubus Oral History Interview Project Materials contains notes, transcripts, newspaper clippings, photocopied reproductions of archival materials, and tape cassette recordings of interviews that were conducted as part of Tom Wagy's project. The materials are divided into three series and are arranged according to original order.
Orval Eugene Faubus Files, Federal Bureau of Investigation
The FBI files pertain to Orval Eugene Faubus' controversial attendance at Commonwealth College, Mena, Arkansas in 1935; integration of Public Schools in Little Rock, Arkansas, and Governor Faubus' contempt of court; and two separate extortion investigations, 1958 and 1964.
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Commonwealth College Files
Little Rock Central High Integration Crisis, Federal Bureau of Investigation Records
The files are photocopies of serials 855, 933, 937, 971, and 990 from Bureau File No. 4412284. They pertain to contempt of court actions stemming from the integration crisis, and are composed mostly of interviews.
Arley Ray Woodrow File
The collection consists of about 350 photocopied pages from the files on Woodrow held by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.