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Form letters, blank forms, stationery, releases, etc. from government agencies and other institutions. These were apparently collected as part of the Department's function of documenting the participation of Connecticut in the war.

Correspondence, samples of forms, questionnaires, and other materials.

Some of the material is indexed in item 2 above.

Letters, notes and memoranda pertaining to the collection, filing and distribution of historical material. From the desk of Olive E. Ulrich, who was in charge of the files in 1920-1921.

Material similar to that in Item 38 above. Also includes copies of magazines.

This group contains materials pertaining not only to the Historical Records Department but also to the following subjects: American Alliance for Labor and Democracy, Boys' Working Reserve, Commerce and industries, Commercial relations, Coordination of societies, Council of Defense (Wisconsin), Education, Governor, Historical Records, Industrial survey, Local committee, Manpower and Labor, Non-War Construction, Personal records, Public Service Reserve, State protection.

Correspondence, copies of bulletins and circulars, etc.