Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., Papers, 1908-1994

A Guide to the Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., Papers, 1908-1994.
Call Number Mss3 Un39 a FA2

Administrative Information
Descriptive Summary
Scope and Content Information
Biographical/Historical Information
Arrangement
Index Terms
Guide
Series 1. Correspondence, 1968-1994. ca. 500 items.
Series 2: Manuscript for Tobacco Merchant.
Series 3. Publications, 1908-1993.
Series 3.1: Universal Leaf publications
Series 3.2. Other publications.
Series 4: Research Files, 1982-1994.
Series 4.1 Individuals
Series 4.2. Tobacco Companies, non-ULTC.
Series 4.3. Universal Leaf Tobacco Company.
Series 4.4. General Research Folders–Tobacco Industry.
Series 4.5. Miscellaneous Research Notes and Materials.
Series 5. Oral histories, 1975-1976 and 1981-1990.
Series 5.1. Transcripts of Oral Histories.
Series 5.2. Original Interviews.
Index to Sections
Container List

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Administrative Information

Access:	Collection open to all researchers.
User Restrictions:	None.
Preferred Citation:	Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., Papers, 1908-1994 (Mss3 Un39 a FA2), Virginia Historical Society, Va.
Acquisition Information	Gift of Universal Corporation, Richmond, Va., through the courtesy of H. H. Harrell, Chairman and C.E.O., in 1994. Accessioned April 2, 1996.

Descriptive Summary

Repository:	Virginia Historical Society
Collection Number:	Mss3 Un39 a FA2
Collection Name:	Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., Papers, 1908-1994
Size:	Size: 2,450 (ca.) items
Language:	English
Abstract:	This collection consists of the correspondence, historical research materials, oral histories (tapes and transcriptions), and manuscript drafts used in the production of Tobacco Merchant: The Story of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company by Maurice Duke and Daniel P. Jordan (University Press of Kentucky, 1995).

Scope and Content Information

Universal Leaf Tobacco Company has its origins in the late nineteenth century, with the J.P. Taylor Company and its founder, Jacquelin P. Taylor. In 1918 the J.P. Taylor Company merged with five other leaf tobacco dealers to form Universal Leaf Tobacco Company. The company is now known as Universal Corporation, a holding company with interests in commodities in addition to tobacco.

As a leaf dealer, Universal Corporation is involved in the purchasing, processing, and storing of leaf tobacco for later sale to the manufacturers that produce cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco for the market. As such, though it is the largest independent leaf tobacco dealer in the world, with headquarters in Richmond, Va., and facilities on five continents, it is largely unknown to the general public. From the late 1960s to the mid-1970s, historian Joseph C. Robert began work on a history of Universal, conducting numerous interviews with key personnel and compiling various materials for study of the tobacco industry in general, and Universal in particular. However, Dr. Robert’s history never got past the research stage. In the early 1980s, Drs. Daniel P. Jordan and Maurice Duke undertook a similar project. With the help of Dr. Robert, who made much of his own research available to them, as well as years of research and interviewing on their own, Drs. Duke and Jordan were able to publish their book, Tobacco Merchant : The Story of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, in 1995.

This collection consists of the historical research, oral histories, and manuscript drafts used in the production of Tobacco Merchant.

Biographical/Historical Information

Universal Leaf Tobacco began in the late nineteenth century as the J.P. Taylor Company. In 1918, the company merged with five other leaf tobacco dealers to form Universal Leaf Tobacco Company. Leaf dealers are involved in the purchasing, processing, and storing of leaf tobacco for later sale to the manufacturers that produce cigarettes, cigars, and pipe tobacco for the market. ULTC has now become the Universal Corporation, a giant holding company whose interests are beginning to extend beyond tobacco into other commodities. Universal's headquarters are located in Richmond, Va., with branches around the world.

Arrangement

This collection is organized into five series.

Series 1 is composed of the correspondence of Drs. Robert, Jordan and Duke during their work on their respective Universal Leaf projects. Arranged alphabetically by correspondent.
Series 2 consists of the manuscript drafts that became Tobacco Merchant, including the outlines, and materials used to compile acknowledgements, bibliographies, etc.
Series 3 contains the publications used for research purposes, subdivided into Series 3.1, those published by Universal Leaf; and Series 3.2, those published by other sources.
Series 4 is made up of research files compiled by Drs. Jordan and Duke, subdivided into Series 4.1, files on individuals; Series 4.2, on tobacco companies other than Universal Leaf (including independent tobacco firms subsidiary to ULTC); Series 4.3, on ULTC itself; Series 4.4, on the tobacco industry in general; and Series 4.5, miscellaneous research files. Each sub-series is arranged alphabetically by subject.
Series 5 contains the oral histories, subdivided into Series 5.1, the interview transcripts, and Series 5.2, the actual cassettes of interviews. Both are arranged alphabetically.

Index Terms

Duke, Maurice, 1934- . Tobacco merchant: the story of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company (1995).
Jordan, Daniel P., 1938- . Tobacco merchant: the story of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company (1995).
J.P. Taylor Company (Richmond, Va.)
Richmond (Va.)—Industries.
Tobacco industry—Virginia—Richmond—History.
Universal Corporation.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc.

Guide

Series 1. Correspondence, 1968-1994. ca. 500 items.

This series consists of correspondence between Daniel P. Jordan and Maurice Duke, on one hand, and various other individuals and organizations, for the purpose of researching and publishing Tobacco Merchant. The persons represented in this series include past and present employees of Universal Leaf Tobacco and its major subsidiaries, as well as officials from various libraries and museums from tobacco-growing regions. Also included is correspondence of Dr. Joseph C. Robert concerning his research into Universal Leaf in the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Box 1

Folder 1	Alexander, Jennie
2	Algonquin Press
3	Allen, E. D.
4	Allen, Paul E.
5	Barker, John S., III
6	Beach, John W.
7	Bell, Don F.
8	Bruce, Emily D.
9	Cheatham, James T.
10	Christian, Stuart G., Jr.
11	Chung, J. J.
12	Clark, Margaret E.
13	Coats, Grace W.
14	Correll, Anne R.
15	Cox, Hilda
16	Crenshaw, Gordon L.
17	Crowder, Nannie A.
18	Davis, Harriette W.
19	Dennis, W. B.
20	Dinnsen, Don D.
21	Dinnsen, E. A., Jr.
22	Duffin, Anne H.
23	Duke, Maurice
24	Duke University Press
25	Ebert, Patrice G.
26	Eldridge, Mrs. Charles P.
27	Elkins, Anne Marie
28	Elmore, Mrs. Martha G.
29	Flowers, Lewis C.
30	Galloway, E. Agnew
31	Goodson, W. A. “Bill”
32	Gorman, John C.
33	Grant, Gary
34	Griffin, Carolyn
35	Haley, Enoch A.
36	Hall, Jacqueline Dowd
37	Hall, William C.
38	Harrison, Fred N., Jr.
39	Harrison, Fred N., Sr.
40	Harrison, Robert M.
41	Henritz, Wayne
42	Hicks, Julie
43	Hobgood, A. L., Jr.
44	Hoke, John C. V.
45	Howard, H. Neal, Jr.
46	Howe, M. Norton, Jr.
47	Johnson, Elaine D.
48	Jones, John W.
49	Jordan, Daniel P.
50	Kremer, Gabriel J.
51	Lassiter, Wingate
52	Laverge, Jan
53	Lee, Margaret
54	Lennon, Donald R
55	Lowden, F. V., III
56	Macaulay, Angus
57	McOwan, A. I. “Mac”
58	McTigne, Bernard
59	Midzi, H. E. Amos Bernard M.
60	Miller, Thomas D.
61	Millsaps, William
62	Momenee, Gary
63	Moore, James T.
64	Morton, Ann
65	Murphy, Thomas
66	National Tobacco-Textile Museum
67	Noakes, R. A.
68	Norwood, [?]
69	Papps, Allan W.
70	Pinks, John
71	Powell, William G.
72	Price, Eugene
73	Pritchard, W. W. “Bill”, Jr.
74	Rattican, Neal F.
75	Robert, Joseph C.
76	Roberts, William H., III
77	Schmidt, Evelyn
78	Schoenbach, Gerhard
79	Scott, John W.
80	Sengstacken, R. Robert
81	Shackelford, George Green
82	Shelton, Keith A.
83	Silvette, David
84	Snead, [?], Mrs.
85	Sullivan, Gilbert J.
86	Tarleton, Hal
87	Taylor, Alvin B.
88	Taylor, Helen Marie (Mrs. Jaquelin P.)
89	Thomas, C. W., III
90	Towers, Thomas R.
91	University Press of Kentucky
92	University Press of Virginia
93	Voight, Fred W.
94	Walston, H. C.
95	Williams, Maurice
96	Winfree, W. A., Jr.
97	Worrell, Rob

Series 2: Manuscript for Tobacco Merchant.

This series contains manuscript drafts for most of the chapters of what became Tobacco Merchant, as well as the outlines, appendices, acknowledgments, and bibliography. For a few of the chapters, several revisions are present, as Dr. Duke attempted to correct errors and incorporate suggestions from his ULTC sources. In some cases, the comments and suggestions are in the form of transcripts of interviews, while other are in the form of correspondence, or corrected drafts. Often, the chapter order was changed during revision; the order represented in this series is as close as possible to the order in which the chapters are arranged in the final edition of Tobacco Merchant.

Box 1

Folder 98	Progress Report as of 2-20-90
99	Notes for Acknowledgments
100	Outlines
101	Chapter 1: The Heritage
102	Chapter 2: The Founding and Early Years
103	Chapter 3: The China Company Strikes Gold
104	Chapter 4: A New Profit Center to the North Chapter 5: Cigar Leaf Tobacco (p. 14 ff.)
105	Chapter 6: The Depression and Great War Years
106	Chapter 7: Postwar Growth at Home (l of 4)
107	Chapter 7: Postwar Growth at Home (2 of 4)
108	Chapter 7: Postwar Growth at Home (3 of 4)
109	Chapter 7: Postwar Growth at Home (4 of 4)
110	Chapter 8: Postwar Growth Abroad
111	Chapter 9: A Worldwide Company (l of 2)
112	Chapter 9: A Worldwide Company (2 of 2)
—	No Chapter 10
113	Chapter 11: A Changing Industry
114	Chapter 12: Diversification and Litigation
115	Notes for Appendices

Box 2

Folder 116	Works Cited
117	Miscellaneous Notes for Chapters 2-3
118	Miscellaneous Notes for Chapters 1-3
119	Notes for Revisions of Chapters 1-4

Series 3. Publications, 1908-1993.

This series is composed of publications of various types and sources used by Drs. Jordan and Duke for research purposes. It is divided into two sub-series: Series 3.1 represents all materials published by Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., including ULTC’s Articles of Incorporation, dated 1918, and amendments thereto up to 1979; public information pamphlets; company newsletters; 10-K forms; and annual reports. Series 3.2 contains publications from all other sources, including a complete run of The Tobacco Observer (a publication of The Tobacco Institute, a pro-tobacco lobby) from Vol. 1, no. 1 to Vol. 12, no. 5; U.S. Department of Agriculture publications dealing with tobacco cultivation, grading, and marketing; copies of documents dealing with various lawsuits against the tobacco industry; economic analyses of the tobacco industry; examinations of governmental taxation and regulation of tobacco; materials dealing with the controversy over smoking and health; and various histories of tobacco and the tobacco industry, both general and localized.

Series 3.1: Universal Leaf publications

Box 2

Folder 120	Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc. Articles of Incorporation and amendments thereto
121	Booklet, Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., and ULTC Annual Reports, 1988-1991
122	The International Operations of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, Inc., and ULTC Annual Reports, 1945-1977
123	Universal News (ULTC Newsletter), Vol. 2, no. 1-3; Vol. 3, no. 1, 3; Vol. 4, no. 3; Vol. 5, no. 3; Vol. 6, no. 3; Vol. 16, no. 3-4
124	Universal News, Vol. 18, no. 4-Vol. 21, no. 4
125	ULTC Form 10-K 1976
126	ULTC Form 10-K 1978
127	ULTC Form 10-K 1980
128	ULTC Form 10-K 1982
129	List of ULTC Subsidiaries and officers thereof, etc.
130	Annual Shareholders’ Meeting Notices and Interim Reports

Series 3.2. Other publications.

Box 2

Folder 131	The Tobacco Observer Vol 1 No 1-2
132	The Tobacco Observer Vol 2 No 1-4
133	The Tobacco Observer Vol 3 No 1-6
134	The Tobacco Observer Vol 4 No 1-6
135	The Tobacco Observer Vol 5 No 1-6
136	The Tobacco Observer Vol 6 No 1-6
137	The Tobacco Observer Vol 7 No 1-7
138	The Tobacco Observer Vol 8 No 1-6
139	The Tobacco Observer Vol 9 No 1-6
140	The Tobacco Observer Vol 10 No 1-5
141	The Tobacco Observer Vol 11 No 1-5
142	The Tobacco Observer Vol 12 No 1-5
143	Newsletter of the Tobacco History Corporation, Inc./Duke Homestead State Historic Site Vol 4 No 4-Vol 10 No 1, Vol 10 No 3-4, Vol 11 No 2, Vol 12 No 2, Vol 15 No 3/4
144	U.S. Department of Agriculture Official Standard Grades for Flue-Cured Tobacco
145	U.S. Department of Agriculture Official Standard Grades for Burley Tobacco
146	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc., et al. Civil Action No. 74-1008, U.S. District Court, South Carolina. “Brief in Support of Plaintiff’s Motion for a Class Action...” May 19, 1975
147	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc., et al. U.S. District “Defendants’ Response to Plaintiffs’ Motion for Class Action Certification” May 20, 1975
148	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc., et al. U.S. District Court’s denial of class certification, September 26, 1975
149	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc. Et al. U.S. Court of Appeals No. 75-2315. Decision overturning District Court denial of class certification, July 16, 1976
150	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc., et al. U.S. Court of Appeals Defendants’ petition for rehearing en banc
151	Windham et al. V. American Brands, Inc., et al. U.S. Court of Appeals On rehearing en banc, the court overturns the previous appellate court ruling, and deny plaintiffs’ motion for class action status, October 11, 1977
152	In re Petition of John Sledge Concerning Classification of Certain Imported Tobacco as Scrap Tobacco Comments of Standard Commercial Tobacco Company, Inc. Before the U.S. Customs Service Regulation and Research Division, November 19, 1979
153	American Brands, Inc., 1976 Annual Report
154	“American Tobacco Types, Uses, and Markets.” U.S. Department of Agriculture Circular No 249, 1933 and 1942 revisions
155	“America’s Golden Leaf Virginia Edition”
156	“The Bicentennial and “That Bewitching Vegetable” by Dr. Joseph C. Robert (draft)
157	“Cigar Box Art” in Missouri Historical Society Bulletin, Apr 1951
158	“Cigarette Taxes in the United States” Vol XIV 1965
159	“Coker’s Tobacco Seed 1976 Season”

Box 3

Folder 160	College of Tobacco Knowledge Syllabi, 1978 and 1979
161	Contributions to American Economic History by William Bagnall, 1908 [History of P. Lorilland and Co.]
162	"The Duke Homestead”
163	Executive Health Vol X No 11 “The Case Against Tobacco Is Not Closed”
164	Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond Monthly Review [Origin of Tobacco Industry]
165	Green Leaf and Gold Tobacco in North Carolina by Jerome E. Brooks, 1962
166	“A Farewell to Tobacco”, poem by Charles Lamb in W.H. Auden’s Oxford Book of Light Verse
167	Section of “An Historical and Practical Essay on the Culture and Commerce of Tobacco” by William Tatham, 1800
168	“Limbe Leaf Tobacco Company, Limited”
169	“Louisiana and Tobacco A Chapter in America’s Industrial Growth”
170	National Tobacco and Textile Museum
171	“One Hundred Years of Virginia Tobacco,” essay dated 6-7-40 (draft)
172	“A Preliminary Study of the Marketing of Burley Tobacco in Central Kentucky” by Charles Bohannon and D.P. Campbell, 1916
173	Principles of Flue-Cured Tobacco Production by S.N. Hawles, Jr., 1978
174	The Public Historian Business and History Vol 3 No 3, Summer 1981
175	“Remarks by Mr. Ross R. Millhiser Before the Virginia House Finance Sub-Committee on Tobacco and Cigarette Taxes, August 19, 1977"
176	“1961 Report of the Scientific Director”, Tobacco Industry Research Committee [looks at various scientific studies on tobacco, especially those related to health issues]
177	“R.J. Reynolds Our 100th Anniversary 1875-1975"
178	Rural America [Lists of books being reprinted, including a few on tobacco]
179	The Smoking Controversy A Perspective” A Statement by the Tobacco Institute” December, 1978
180	The Southern Planter July 1940 [includes the final version of “One Hundred Years of Virginia Tobacco” by Charles E. Gage]
181	The Statutes at Large, Being a Collection of All the Laws of Virginia, from the First Session of the Legislature, in the Year 1619 [early laws on tobacco]
182	The Story of Tobacco by Virginia Tobacco Company, Inc., Danville, VA
183	A Study of the U.S. Tobacco Industry’s Economic Contribution to the State and Counties of Kentucky, 1979
184	A Study of the U.S. Tobacco Industry’s Economic Contribution to the State, Counties, and Independent Cities of Virginia, 1979
185	The Tax Burden on Tobacco, vol 5, 1970
186	The Tax Burden on Tobacco, vol 13, 1978
187	The Tax Burden on Tobacco, vol 15, 1980
188	“Tobacco A World-Class Industry” in Virginia Business, January 1992
189	“Tobacco Deeply Rooted in America’s Heritage”
190	“Tobacco in North Carolina Growing, Marketing, and Procession.” 1947
191	“Tobacco in Virginia” 1980
192	“Tobacco in Virginia” 1981
193	“Tobacco in the United States” 1979
194	“Tobacco Industry Profile” 1978, 1981, 1982, 1983
195	Section of Tobacco Its History Illustrated by the Books, Manuscripts, and Engravings in the Library of George Arents, Jr. By Jerome Brooks, 1943
196	“Tobacco Pioneer in American Industry”
197	“Tobacco, Tobacco Hogsheads and Rolling Roads in Northern Virginia” by Charles E. Gage, 1959
198	Tobaccoland by Carl Avery Werner
199	“Trends in Demand for Tobaccos of the Southern States” 1942
200	“Universal Appeal” in Richmond Times-Dispatch Monday November 29, 1993. [Article on ULTC]
201	“Use of Tobacco among North American Indians” by Ralph Linton, 1924
202	“Virginia and Tobacco History” by Charles E. Gage, for The Southern Planter, July 1940
203	Miscellaneous publications and materials

Series 4: Research Files, 1982-1994.

Series 4 consists of research files compiled by Drs. Jordan and Duke, arranged by subject. It is subdivided into type of subject. Series 4.1 deals with individuals: past and present employees of ULTC and/or its subsidiaries, or significant figures in the tobacco industry at large. It includes newspaper clippings, obituaries, biographical sketches from various sources, and so forth. Series 4.2 is composed of materials on tobacco companies (including independent ULTC subsidiaries) outside ULTC itself. Series 4.3 contains notes on various aspects of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company, arranged alphabetically by subject. Series 4.4 represents research files on the tobacco industry as a whole, including information on various trade and labor associations, examinations of regional tobacco markets, ad includes information on non-tobacco ULTC independent subsidiaries. Series 4.5 contains miscellaneous research notes and materials.

Series 4.1 Individuals

Box 3

Folder 204	Allen, E.D.
205	Bell, Don F.
206	Carr, C. Stuart, Jr.
207	Cary, Lucius F., III
208	Chandler, Wallace L.
209	Cheatham, C.B.
210	Christian, Stuart G., Jr.
211	Cobb, John B.
212	Cone, Howard B.
213	Covington, James E.
214	Crenshaw, Gordon L.
215	Cullman Family/Philip Morris
216	Dozier, Curtis M., Sr. And Jr.
217	Duke, James B.
218	Edwards, Kenneth R.
219	Garrett, Ester
220	Goodson, W.A., Sr.
221	Gordon, R. Latimer, Jr.
222	Gorman, Patrick Henry
223	Gregory, O.C.
224	Haley, Enoch
225	Hall, Grace
226	Hankins, Louise T.
227	Harrison, Fred and J.P.
228	Harrison, Robert M.
229	Hatcher, Wirt Sr.
230	Henderson, Joseph F.
231	Hildt, Thomas
232	Hitchcock, Harry R.
233	Hobgood, A.L., Jr.
234	Jenkins, L.B.
235	Laverge, Jan
236	Leavell, John.
237	McAdams, Thomas B.
238	McOwan, A.I. “Mac”
239	McOwan, Lucille Reynolds
240	Miller, James I.
241	Parrish, Hamilton P.
242	Person, Thomas A.
243	Pettus, Hunter R.
244	Rose, John D.
245	Rupert, Anton
246	Stewart, Elizabeth Lewis
247	Taylor, Jaquelin P.
248	Taylor, Erasmus
249	Towers, Thomas R.
250	Tuggle, Aubrey G.
251	Tuggle, R.W.
252	Waddell, J.C.
253	Walker, Pete
254	Walston, Hubert C.
255	Warwick, Pierre C.
256	West, Hugh
257	Willingham, William A.
258	Winstead, William H.
259	Woodson, Howard S.
260	Yuille, Thomas B.

Series 4.2. Tobacco Companies, non-ULTC.

Box 4

Folder 261	W.A. Adams Co.
262	American Tobacco Company
263	Bright Leaf and Burley Co.
264	Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp.
265	Congoleum [conglomerate that tried to take over ULTC in 1976-77]
266	Cunningham Tobacco Company
267	Dibrell Brothers, Inc.
268	K.R. Edwards Leaf Tobacco Co.
269	Export Leaf Tobacco Co.
270	Industrial Leaf Tobacco Co.
271	Jefferson Leaf Tobacco Co.
272	Larus and Brother Company
273	W.B. Lea and Sons
274	Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company
275	Person-Garrett Company, Inc.
276	R.J. Reynolds Industries
277	J.P. Taylor Co., Inc.
278	J.P. Taylor Co., Inc. 1916 Audit [seel also W. A. Willingham Co. Audit]
279	J.P. Taylor Co., Inc. Officers and Directors
280	Taylor Brothers Tobacco Company
281	U.S. Tobacco Company
282	Virginia Tobacco Company, Inc.
283	R.P. Watson and Sons
284	W.A. Willingham Co., Inc. 1916 Audit [see also J.P. Taylor audit]
285	Winston Leaf Tobacco Co.
286	Zimleaf Holdings Group

Series 4.3. Universal Leaf Tobacco Company.

Box 4

Folder 287	Addresses
288	Annual Meeting/Quarterly Reports
289	Barter Transactions
290	Chronology
291	“Company News” October 18, 1982
292	Corporate Policy
293	Directors and Officers
294	Directories
295	Diversification
296	Earnings, 1918-1990
297	Employee Benefits/Morale
298	Far East Ltd.
299	Financial Analysis
300	Financial Reports/Statements
301	Finance Committee Notes
302	History
303	International Conferences
304	Leaf Buyers
305	Litigation
306	Minute Book Notes
307	New Building, 1968 and Expansion, 1973-4
308	Packing and Shipping
309	Plant Modernization
310	Stock Splits 1926-1978
311	Tobacco Flow
312	Miscellaneous, Personnel
313	Miscellaneous

Series 4.4. General Research Folders–Tobacco Industry.

Box 4

Folder 314	Alabama Tobacco History
315	Belts/Buyers, U.S., 1965
316	Blue Mold 1979
317	Bright Crop Summaries 1933-49
318	Bright Belt Warehouse Association
319	Canada
320	China
321	Cigarette Manufacturing
322	Club La Salle
323	Conversation Notes [NOT formal interviews]
324	Danville Tobacco Market
325	Depression
326	Dunnington-Beach Farming Operation
327	Flue-Cured Markets 1967
328	Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation
329	Georgia Tobacco History
330	Government Regulation of Tobacco U.S.
331	“Hours and Earnings of Employees of Independent Leaf-Tobacco Dealers.” Monthly Labor Review Vol 53 (July 1941) pp. 215-222
332	Japanese Tobacco/Salt Monopoly
333	Kentucky and Tobacco
334	Labor and Tobacco, 1930s
335	Lancaster, PA and Tobacco
336	Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation [ULTC subsidiary]
337	Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association, Inc.
338	Lynchburg Tobacco Industry
339	Map of Flue Cured Tobacco Markets
340	Maryland and Tobacco
341	Mullins, SC, Tobacco Market
342	New York Stock Exchange-ULTC Application 1927
343	North Carolina and Tobacco
344	Partners and Subsidiaries of ULTC
345	Petersburg Tobacco Industry
346	Pulliam House
347	Rhodesia [See also Christian and Zimleaf]
348	Richmond and Tobacco
349	Robert, J.C. “ULTC’s International Outlook.”

Box 5

Folder 350	Royster Company [Fertilizer/guano company, ULTC subsidiary]
351	Sales Forecasts
352	Scrap Tobacco U.S. Customs Service classification
353	Section 22 Investigation, 1981 [See also R.W. Tuggle]
354	Southern Processors, Inc.
355	Southwestern Tobacco
356	Standard Marks and Charges
357	Stemming Question, 1979
358	Tobacco Association of the U.S.
359	Tobacco Associates, Inc.
360	Tobacco Cultivation
361	“Tobacco’s First Loss.” Time Vol 131 No 26, June 27, 1988
362	Tobacco General History
363	Tobacco Growers’ Information Committee
364	Tobacco Industry Federal Trade Commission Report, 1920
365	Tobacco Industry as a Fraternity
366	Tobacco Issue, News and Observer 1896
367	Tobacco Merchants Association
368	Tobacco Processors, Inc.
369	Tobacco and Textile Museum
370	Tobacco U.S. (General Situation)
371	Tobacco U.S. Diversification and International Expansion
372	Tobacco World Conglomerates
373	Tobacco Workers’ International Union
374	Tuggle, R.W., Speech on flue-cured tobacco industry, 1979
375	Virginia Tobacco’s Economic Statistics

Series 4.5. Miscellaneous Research Notes and Materials.

Box 5

Folder 376	“Breaking Out What is Not in Southern History, 1918-1988" by Bennett H. Wall. Journal of Southern History Vol 55 No 1 (February 1989) pp. 3-20
377	Corporate Histories in General
378	“Laverge” Notebook
379	Research Miscellaneous Ideas and Key Names
380	“Universal Leaf Project” Notebook

Series 5. Oral histories, 1975-1976 and 1981-1990.

Series 5 consists of the oral histories that make up the backbone of Tobacco Merchant. Most of the interviews are with past and present ULTC employees, or their surviving wives or children. Included are interviews with some officials of other large tobacco corporation, such as the Cullman of Philip Morris. Series 5.1 is composed of the transcripts of the interviews, as well as the handwritten notes taken by the interviewer. Series 5.2 contains the actual cassette tapes of the interviews. Where more than one person was interviewed at once, the cassette and transcript are filed under the name that appears first on the transcript.

Series 5.1. Transcripts of Oral Histories.

Box 5

Folder 381	Outlines of Interviews
382	Abernathy, James H., Jr.
383	Allen, E.D.
384	Bagget, Wayne
385	Bell, Don F.
386	Bost, W.S. and Koonce, Bruce
387	Carr, C. Stuart
388	Carter, Garland and Collie, Harry
389	Chandler, Wallace L.
390	Cheatham, M. Deane, Jr.
391	Christian, Stuart G.
392	Cline, L. Carl
393	Coleman, G.A. John Collie, Harry See Carter, Garland
394	Cone, Howard B.
395	Covington, Robert
396	Covington, James E., Sr.
397	Covington, James E., Jr.
398	Crenshaw, Gordon L. See also Towers, Thomas R.
399	Cullman, Hugh
400	Cullman, Joseph F., III
401	Davis, Glenda DeBruyn, Robert See Hitchcock, Harry
402	Dinnsen, Ed
403	Dunlop, Murray
404	Eggleston, Thomas B.
405	Galloway, E. Agnew

Box 6

Folder 406	Garrett, Ester
407	Goodson, W.A., Jr.
408	Grubbs, Wirt L., Jr.
409	Haley, Enoch
410	Hall, Grace
411	Hankins, Louise T.
412	Harrell, Henry H.
413	Harrison, Mrs. Fred N., Sr.
414	Harrison, Fred N., Jr.
415	Harrison, Mrs. J. Pinckney
416	Hatcher, Wirt H., Jr.
417	Hitchcock, Harry
418	Hitchcock, Harry; Markle, John; and deBruyn, Robert
419	Hinnant, C.H., Jr.
420	Hobgood, A.L., Jr. And Parham, W.E.
421	Holt, B.S., Jr.
422	Horine, Robert B.
423	Howe, M. Nlorton
424	Howard, H. Neal
425	Humphries, Edwin W.
426	Hunt, William T.
427	Jackson, Herbert
428	Johnson, Hilda
429	Jordan, W.L. “Bill”
430	King, Allen B. Koonce, Bruce See Bost, W.S.
431	Kremer, G.J. “Gaby”
432	Lacy, William C.
433	Laverge, A.T.
434	Laverge, Jan [1976 interview]
435	Laverge, Jan [Parts 1-10]
436	Laverge, Jan [Parts 11-13, 21-27]
437	Laverge, Jan [Parts 28-45, Note: Parts 28-43 are incomplete]
438	Leavell, John N.
439	Lee, M.L. Dawson
440	Lepine, Joseph J.
441	Livesay, Howell T. “Spec”
442	Lucas, Almas
443	Macon, George
444	Markle, John E. See also Hitchcock, Harry
445	Meredith, John F.

Box 7

Folder 446	Minshew, Marcella
447	Morton, Ann
448	Nelson, M.R.
449	Noakes, R.A.
450	Norton, Guy Parham, W.E. See Hobgood, A.L., Jr.
451	Pinks, John
452	Pittman, Kenneth
453	Pritchard, William W., Jr.
454	Roark, Elijah B.
455	Robertson, Mrs. Walter R., Sr. and Mrs. Jaquelin E. Taylor
456	Robertson, Walter S., Jr.
457	Robinson, Al
458	Rogers, J. Lee
459	Roland, Paul
460	Schoenbach, Gerhard
461	Schramme, Benjamin E., Jr.
462	Stephenson, Leo
463	Taylor, Jacqueline E. Taylor, Mrs. Jaqueline E. See Robertson, Mrs. Walter R., Sr.
464	Thomas, C.W., III
465	Thompson, J.R. “Dick”
466	Thompson, Mrs. Ralph
467	Towers, Thomas R.
468	Towler, Henry K.
469	Towers, Thomas R. and Crenshaw, Gordon
470	Tuggle, R.W. “Will” [Parts 1-10]
471	Tuggle, R.W. “Will” [Parts 11-15]
472	Waddell, J.C.
473	Walker, A.W. “Pete”
474	Walker, M.W. “Mac”
475	Warwick, Pierre C.
476	West, Hugh P.
477	White, J.J. “Pete”
478	Winfree, William A., Jr.
479	Winstead, James B.
480	Wood, Mildred
481	Backup Material [Miscellaneous notes, etc.]
482	Acknowledgements and list of interviews [on notecards]

Series 5.2. Original Interviews.

Box 8	Abernathy, James H., Jr. (3 tapes)
	Allen, E.D. (4 tapes)
	Bell, Don
	Bost, W.S. and Koonce, Bruce
	Botkin, J.T. See reverse of Schramme tape
	Capetoan, [?]
	Carr, C.S., Jr. (2 tapes)
	Carter, Garland and Collie, Harry See Morton, Ann tape for conclusion of this interview]
	Chandler, W.L. (3 tapes)
	Cheatham, M. Deane, Jr. (2 tapes)
	Christian, Stuart
	Cline, L. Carl
	Cone, Howard B. (2 tapes)
	Clovington, J.E.
	Covington, James E., Jr.
	Crensahw, Gordon L. (6 tapes)
	Cullman, Hugh
	Cullman, J.F. III
	deBruyn, Robert See also Hitchcock/Markle tape
	Dinnsen, Mr. and Mrs. E.A., Sr.
	Donnell, Sam
	Dunlop, Murray
	Eggleston, Tom. See beginning of Carter/Collie tape
	Galloway, E. Agnew (2 tapes)
	Garrett, Ester (2 tapes)
	Goodson, W.A., Jr. (3 tapes)
	Grubbs, Wirt L. (2 tapes)
	Haley, Enoch (2 tapes)
	Hall, Grace
	Hankins, Louisa
	Harrell, Henry (2 tapes)
	Harrison, Mrs. Fred N., Sr.
	Harrison, Fred N., Jr.
	Harrison, Mrs. J.P.
	Hatcher, Wirt H., Jr.
	Hinnant, C.H., Jr.
	Hitchcock, Harry R. (5 tapes)
	Hitchcock, Harry and Markle, John See also deBruyn, Robert tape
	Hobgood, A.L., Jr. and Parham, W.E. (2 tapes)
	Holt, B.S., Jr. (2 tapes)
	Horine, R.B.
	Howard, H. Neal
	Howe, M.N., Jr.
	Hunt, Billy
	Johnson, Hilda
	Jordan, W.L. “Bill”
	Koonce, Bruce [See Bost, W.S.]
	Lacy, W.C.
	Laverge, A.T.
	Laverge, Jan (26 tapes)
Box 9	Laverge, Jan (3 tapes)
	Leavell, John N. (5 tapes)
	Lee, Dawson
	Lepine, Joe
	Livesay, Howell Todd “Spec” See beginning of Minshew tape for conclusion of this interview
	McOwan, A.I. “Mac” (5 tapes)
	Macon, George W., Jr. (3 tapes)
	Meredith, John (4 tapes)
	Minshew, Marcella W.
	Morton, Ann
	Nelson, M.R. (2 tapes)
	Noakes, R.A.
	Norton,.Guy
	Parham, W.E. See Hobgood, A.L., Jr. tapes
	Pinks, John
	Pritchard, W.W. (3 tapes)
	Roark, Elijah B., Jr.
	Robertson, Mrs. Walter S., Sr.
	Robertson, Walter S., Jr. (2 tapes)
	Robinson, Al
	Rogers, J. Lee
	Roland, Paul
	Scramme, Benjamin E., Jr.
	Schoenbach, Gerhard
	Stephenson, Leo
	Taylor, Jaquelin E.
	Thomas, C.W., III
	Thompson, J.R. “Dick”
	Thompson, Mrs. Ralph
	Towers, Thomas R. (3 tapes)
	Tuggle, R.W. (9 tapes)
	Waddell, J.C. (2 tapes)
	Walker, Pete
	Warwick, Mrs. Pierre
	Warwick, Pierre (2 tapes)
	West, Hugh
	White, J.J. “Pete”
	Winfree, William A., Jr. (4 tapes)
	Winstead, J.

Index to Sections

Abernathy, James H., Jr., 5
Adams (W.A.) Co., 4.2
Alabama, 4.4
Alexander, Jennie, 1
Algonquin Press, 1
Allen, E. D., I, 4.1.5
Allen, Paul E., 1
American Tobacco Company, 4.2
Amos, Bernard M., 1

Baggett, Wayne, 3
Bagnall, William, “Contributions to American economic history”, 3.2
Barker, John S., III, 1
Beach, John W., 1
Bell, Don F., 1, 4.1, 5
Blue mold, 4.4
Bohannon, Charles, “A preliminary study of the marketing of burley tobacco in central Kentucky,” 3.2
Bost, W. S., 5
Bright Bell Warehouse Association, 4.4
Bright Leaf and Burley Co., 4.2
Brooks, Jerome E., “Tobacco: its history illustrated by the books, manuscripts, and engravings in the library of George Arents, Jr.,.” 3.2
Brooks, Jerome E., “Green leaf and gold: tobacco in North Carolina,” 3.2
Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corp., 4.2
Bruce, Emily D., 1

Campbell, D. P., “A preliminary study of the marketing of burley tobacco in central Kentucky,” 3.2
Canada, 4.4
Carr, C. Stuart, 5
Carr, C. Stuart, Jr., 4.1
Carter, Garland and Collie, Harry, 5
Cary, Lucius F., III, 4.1
Chandler, Wallace L., 4.1, 5
Cheatham, C. B., 4.1
Cheatham, James T., 1
Cheatham, M. Deane, Jr., 5
China, 4.4
Christian, Stuart G., Jr., 1, 4.1, 5
Chung, J. J., 1
Cigar box art, 3.2
Cigarettes - Manufacturing, 4.4
Clark, Margaret E., 1
Cline, L. Carl, 5
Club, La Salle, 4.4
Coats, Grace W., 1
Cobb, John B., 4.1
Coleman, G. A. John, 5
Collie, Harry SEE Carter, Garland, 5
Cone, Howard B., 4.1, 5
Congoleum, 4.2
Correll, Anne R., 1
Covington, James E., 4.1
Covington, James E., Jr., 5
Covington, James E., Sr., 5
Covington, Robert, 5
Cox, Hilda, 1
Crenshaw, Gordon L., 1, 4.1, 5 See also Towers, Thomas R., 5
Crowder, Nannie A., 1
Cullman Family/Philip Morris, 4.1
Cullman, Hugh, 5
Cullman, Joseph F., III, 5
Cunningham Tobacco Company, 4.2

Danville, Va., 4.4
Davis, Glenda, 5
Davis, Harriette W., 1
deBruyn, Robert See Hitchcock, Harry, 5
Dennis, W. B., 1
Depression, 1929, 4.4
Dibrell Brothers, Inc., 4.2
Dinnsen, Don D., 1
Dinnsen, E. A., Jr., 1
Dinnsen, Ed, 5
Dozier, Curtis M., Sr. and Jr., 4.1
Duffin, Anne H., 1
Duke Homestead, Durham, N.C., 3.2
Duke, James B., 4.1
Duke, Maurice, 1
Duke University Press, 1
Dunlop, Murray, 5
Dunnington-Beach Farms, 4.4

Ebert, Patrice G., 1
Edwards (K.R.) Leaf Tobacco Co., 4.2
Edwards, Kenneth R., 4.1
Eggleston, Thomas B., 5
Eldridge, Charles P. (Mrs.), 1
Elkins, Anne Marie, 1
Elmore, Martha G. (Mrs.), 1
Export Leaf Tobacco Co., 4.2

Flowers, Lewis C., 1
Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation, 4.4

Gage, Charles E., “One hundred years of Virginia tobacco,” “Tobacco, tobacco hogsheads and rolling roads in northern Virginia,” and “Virginia and tobacco history,” 3.2
Galloway, E. Agnew, 1, 5
Garrett, Ester, 4.1, 5
Georgia, 4.4
Goodson, W. A. “Bill,” 1
Goodson, W. A., Jr., 5
Goodson, W. A., Sr.,. 4.1
Gordon, R. Latimer, Jr., 4.1
Gorman, John C., 1
Gorman, Patrick Henry, 4.1
Grant, Cary, 1
Gregory, O. C., 4.1
Griffin, Carolyn, 1
Grubbs, Wirt L., Jr., 5

Haley, Enoch, 1, 4.1, 5
Hall, Grace, 4.1, 5
Hall, Jacqueline Dowd, 1
Hall, William C., 1
Hankins, Louise T., 4.1, 5
Harrell, Henry H., 5
Harrison, Fred N., Jr., 1, 4.1, 5
Harrison, Fred N., Sr. (Mrs.), 1, 5
Harrison, J. Pinckney See Harrison, Fred N., Jr.
Harrison, J. Pinckney (Mrs.), 5
Harrison, Robert M., 1, 4.1
Hatcher, Wirt H., Jr., 5
Hatcher, Wirt H., Sr., 4.1
Hawles, S. N., Jr., “Principles of flue-cured tobacco production,” 3.2
Henderson, Joseph F., 4.1
Henritz, Wayne, 1
Hicks, Julie, 1
Hildt, Thomas, 4.1
Hinnant, C. H., Jr., 5
Hitchcock, Harry R., 4.1, 5
Hobgood, A. L., Jr., 1, 4.1, 5
Hoke, John C. V., 1
Holt, B. S., Jr., 5
Horine, Robert B., 5
Howard, H. Neal, Jr., 1.5
Howe, M. Norton, Jr., 1.5
Humphries, Edwin W., 5
Hunt, William T., 5

Indians of North America -- Tobacco, 3.2
Industrial Leaf Tobacco Co., 4.2

Jackson, Herbert, 5
Japan, 4.4
Jefferson Leaf Tobacco Co., 4.2
Jenkins, L. B., 4.1
Johnson, Elaine D., 1
Johnson, Hilda, 5
Jones, John W., 1
Jordan, Daniel P., 1
Jordan, W. L. “Bill,” 5

Kentucky, 3.2, 4.4
King, Allen B., 5
Koonce, Bruce See Bost, W. S.,, 5
Kremer, Gabriel J. “Gaby,” 1, 5

Lacy, William C., 5
Lamb, Charles, “A farewell to tobacco” (poem), 3.2
Lancaster, Pa. – Industries, 4.4
Larus and Brother Company, 4.2
Lassiter, Wingate, 1
Laverge, A. T., 5
Laverge, Jan, 1, 4.1, 5
Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation, 4.4
Lea (W.B.) and Sons, 4.2
Leaf Tobacco Exporters Association, Inc.., 4.4
Leavell, John N., 4.1, 5
Lee, M. L. Dawson, 5
Lee, Margaret, 1
Lennon, Donald R., 1
Lepine, Joseph J., 5
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Company, 4.2
Limbe Leaf Tobacco Company, Ltd., 3.2
Linton, Ralph, “Use of tobacco among North American Indians,” 3.2
Livesay, Howell T., “Spec,” 5
Lorilland (P.) and Co., 3.2
Louisiana, 3.2
Lowden, F. V., III, 1
Lucas, Almas, 5
Lynchburg, Va. – Industries, 4.4

Macaulay, Angus, 1
Macon, George, 5
Markle, John E., 5 See Also Hitchcock, Harry
Maryland, 4.4
McAdams, Thomas B., 4.1
McOwan, A. I. “Mac,” 1, 4.1, 5.2
McOwan, Lucille Reynolds, 4.1
McTigne, Bernard, 1
Meredith, John F., 5
Midzi, H. E., 1
Miller, James I., 4.1
Miller, Thomas D., 1
Millhiser, Ross R., 3.2
Millsaps, William 1
Minshew, Marcella, 5
Momenee, Gary, 1
Moore, James T., 1
Morton, Ann, 1, 5
Mullins, S.C. – Industries, 4.4

National Tobacco-Textile Museum, 1, 4.4
Nelson, M. R., 5
New York Stock Exchange, 4.4
Noakes, R. A., 1, 5
North Carolina, 3.2, 4.4
Norton, Guy, 5
Norwood, [?], 1

Papps, Allan W., 1
Parham, W. E. See Hobgood, A. L., Jr., 5
Parrish, Hamilton, P., 4.1
Person, Thomas A., 4.1
Person-Garrett Company, Inc., 4.2
Petersburg, Va. – Industries, 4.4
Pettus, Hunter R., 4.1
Pinks, John, 1, 5
Pittman, Kenneth, 5
Powell, William G., 1
Price, Eugene, 1
Pritchard, William W., Jr., “Bill,” 1, 5
Pulliam House, 4.4

Rattican, Neal F., 1
Reynolds (R.J.) Company, 3.2
Reynolds (R.J.) Industries, 4.2
Rhodesia, 4.4
Richmond, Va. – Industries , 4.4
Roark, Elijah B., 5
Robert, J. C., “UTLC’s International Outlook,” 4.4
Robert, Joseph C., “The Bicentennial and ‘that bewitching vegetable’”(draft), 3.2
Robert, Joseph C.
Roberts, William H., III, 1
Robertson, Walter R., Sr. (Mrs.), 5
Robertson, Walter S., Jr., 5
Robinson, Al, 5
Rogers, J. Lee, 5
Roland, Paul, 5
Rose, John D., 4.1
Royster Company, 4.4
Rupert, Anton, 4.1

Salt industry – Japan, 4.4
Schmidt, Evelyn, 1
Schoenbach, Gerhard, 1, 5
Schramme, Benjamin E., Jr., 5
Scott, John W., 1
Sengstacken, R. Robert, 1
Shackelford, George Green, 1
Shelton, Keith A., 1
Silvette, David, 1
Snead, [?] (Mrs.), 1
Southern Processors, Inc., 4.4
Stephenson, Leo, 5
Stewart, Elizabeth Lewis, 4.1
Sullivan, Gilbert J., 1

Tarleton, Hal, 1
Tatham, William, “An historical and practical essay on the culture and commerce of tobacco,” 3.2
Taylor (J.P.) Co., Inc., 4.2
Taylor, Alvin P., 1
Taylor Brothers Tobacco Company, 4.2
Taylor, Erasmus, 4.1
Taylor, Helen Marie (Mrs. Jaquelin P.), 1
Taylor, Jaqueline E. (Mrs.), 5 SEE ALSO Robertson, Walter R., Sr. (Mrs.), 5
Thomas, C. W., III, 1, 5
Thompson, J. R. “Dick,” 5
Thompson, Ralph (Mrs.), 5
Tobacco – Alabama, 4.4
Tobacco Associates, Inc., 4.4
Tobacco Associates of the U.S., 4.4
Tobacco – Canada, 4.4
Tobacco – China, 4.4
Tobacco – Cultivation, 4.4
Tobacco – Georgia, 4.4
Tobacco Growers’ Information Committee, 4.4
Tobacco – History, 4.4
Tobacco – Japan, 4.4
Tobacco – Kentucky, 3.2, 4.4
Tobacco – Louisiana, 3.2
Tobacco manufacture and trade – Employees, 4.4
Tobacco manufacture and trade – Wages, 4.4
Tobacco – Marketing, 4.4
Tobacco – Maryland, 4.4
Tobacco merchant: The story of Universal Leaf Tobacco Company (manuscript), 2
Tobacco Merchants Association, 4.4
Tobacco – North Carolina, 3.2, 4.4
Tobacco – Pennsylvania, 4.4
Tobacco Processors, Inc., 4.4
Tobacco – Rhodesia, 4.4
Tobacco – South Carolina, 4.4
Tobacco – Stemming, 4.4
Tobacco – Taxation, 3.2
Tobacco – United States, 4.4
Tobacco – United States – Law and legislation, 3.2
Tobacco – Virginia, 3.2, 4.4
Tobacco – Virginia – Law and legislation, 3.2
Tobacco Workers’ International Union, 4.4
Towers, Thomas R., 1, 5.1
Towler, Henry K., 5
Tuggle, Aubrey G., 4.1
Tuggle, R. W. [Speech on flue-cured tobacco industry, 1979], 4.4

U.S. Tobacco Company, 4.2
University Press of Kentucky, 1
University Press of Virginia, 1

Virginia – Tobacco, 3.2, 4.4
Virginia Tobacco Company, Danville, Va., 3.2, 4.2
Voight, Fred W., 1

Waddell, J. C., 4.1, 5
Walker, A. W. “Pete,” 5
Walker, M. W. “Mac,” 5
Walker, Pete, 4.1
Wall, Bennett H., “Breaking out what is not in Southern history, 1918-1988,” 4.4
Walston, Hubert C., 1, 4.1
Warwick, Pierre C., 4.1, 5
Watson (R.P.) and Sons, 4.2
Werner, Carl Avery, “Tobaccoland,” 3.2
West, Hugh, 4.1, 5
White, J. J. “Pete,” 5
Williams, Maurice, 1
Willingham (W.A.) Co., Inc., 4.2
Willingham, William A., 4.1
Windham et al v. American Brands, Inc., et al, 3.2
Winfree, William A., Jr., 1, 5
Winstead, James B., 5
Winstead, William H., 4.1
Winston Leaf Tobacco Co., 4.2
Wood, Mildred, 5
Woodson, Howard S., 4.1
Worrell, Rob, 1

Yuille, Thomas B., 4.1

Zimleaf Holdings Group, 4.2

Container List

Box 1	Series 1. Correspondence (folders 1-97)
	Series 2. Manuscript (folders 98-115)
Box 2	Series 2 (cont.). Manuscript (folders 116-119)
	Series 3. Publications
	Series 3.1. ULTC Publications (folders 120-130)
	Series 3.2. Other Publications (folders 131-159)
Box 3	Series 3 (cont.). Publications
	Series 3.2 (cont.). Other Publications (folders 160-203)
	Series 4. Research Files
	Series 4.1. Individuals (folders 204-260)
Box 4	Series 4 (cont.). Research Files
	Series 4.2. Tobacco Companies (other than ULTC) (folders 261-286)
	Series 4.3. ULTC (folders 298-313)
	Series 4.4. Tobacco Industry (folders 314-349)
Box 5	Series 4 (cont.). Research Files
	Series 4.4 (cont.). Tobacco Industry (folders 350-375)
	Series 4.5. Miscellaneous Research Notes (folders 376-380)
	Series 5. Oral Histories
	Series 5.1. Transcripts (folders 381-405)
Box 6	Series 5 (cont.). Oral Histories
	Series 5.1 (cont.). Transcripts (folders 406-445)
Box 7	Series 5 (cont.). Oral Histories
	Series 5.1 (cont.). Transcripts (folders 446-482)
Box 8	Series 5 (cont.). Oral Histories
	Series 5.2. Cassettes (Abernathy-Laverge, Jan)
Box 9	Series 5 (cont). Oral Histories
	Series 5.2 (cont.). Cassettes (Laverge, Jan (cont.)-Winstead)

Last updated: September 5, 2008