The papers comprise .5 linear feet of correspondence, bills, manuscripts, publication notices, and certificates of copyright registration. The correspondence deals with Czechoslovakian and Polish relief during and following World War II and with Dr. Carl Austin Weiss, alleged assassin of Huey P. Long. Individual correspondents include Pearl Davis Jahncke, Gerald W. Johnson, Claudette Kellogg, John McClure, Helen B. MacMillan, Edward F. Misak, William A. Percy, Mila Veger, and Mrs. Carl Austin Weiss.