b0608 Mary Jane Carter Due Papers, ca. 1940-1970 A Register of the Collection at the Utah State Historical Society Utah State Historical Society 1999 Finding aid encode in EAD 1.0 by Craig Ringgenberg using XMetaL 1.0, 1999. Finding aid written in English.

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Summary Description Utah State Historical Society Mss B 608 Due, Mary Jane Carter, 1922-1991. Mary Jane Carter Due Papers, ca. 1940-1970 3 lin. ft. (6 boxes) Born in Salt Lake City, Due was an attorney, former administrative assistant to Senators Frank Moss (Utah) and Howard Metzenbaum (Ohio), long time Utah Democratic party activist and civic leader. She also worked for the U.S. Department of the Interior, Anaconda Company and the American Mining Congress. She was the author of numerous legal articles on federal oil and gas leases and access to public lands. Includes correspondence, papers generated when she worked for the U. S. Interior Department, cases, etc. Topics: Land -- Law and legislation -- West (U.S.) Mining law -- West (U.S.) Background Biographical Note

Born in Salt Lake City, Due was an attorney, former administrative assistant to Senators Frank Moss (Utah) and Howard Metzenbaum (Ohio), long time Utah Democratic party activist and civic leader. She also worked for the U.S. Department of the Interior, Anaconda Company and the American Mining Congress. She was the author of numerous legal articles on federal oil and gas leases and access to public lands.

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Includes correspondence, papers generated when she worked for the U. S. Interior Department, cases, etc.

Series Descriptions

Correspondence and miscellaneous

Papers, U. S. Interior Department

Cases

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Mary Jane Carter Due Papers, ca. 1940-1970, Utah State Historical Society.

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Gift of Nancy McCormick

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Photographs have been removed to Mss C 608.

 Container list Box Folder Contents Correspondence and miscellaneous 1 1 Commendations 1 2 Correspondence: from Reba Beck Bosone, 1950s 1 3 Correspondence: from Fawn M. Brodie, 1970 1 4 Correspondence: from Governor George D. Clyde, 1961 1 5 Correspondence: from Democratic State Committee, 1949, 1951 1 6 Correspondence: from Senator Frank E. Moss, 1959, 1963 1 7 Correspondence: assistant to Senator Frank E. Moss, 1970s 1 8 Correspondence: from Willis W. Ritter, 1950 1 9 Correspondence: from Senator Elbert D. Thomas, 1940s, 1950s 1 10 Correspondence: from Clinton D. Vernon, 1940s 1 11 Correspondence: miscellaneous 1 12 Correspondence: from miscellaneous politicians 1 13 Daughters of Utah Pioneers, Yalecrest Camp materials 1 14 Employment information 1 15 Dinner for Frank E. Moss (invitation list, etc.) 1 16 Newspaper clippings 1 17 U. S. District Court list of judges, etc. 1 18 University of Utah Alumni Association Papers, U. S. Interior Department 2 1 "Costs and Economic Consequences of Synthetic Fuels Proposals," U. S. Senate hearing, 5-6 September 1979 2 2 Energy Mobilization Board 2 3 FLPMA Review Procedure 2 4 Inventory of Public Lands 2 5-6 Mining Law, 1872 2 7 43 C.F.R. (Royalty) 2 8 43 C.F.R. (Recordation) 3 1 43 C.F.R. (Discovery) 3 2 Law Review articles 3 3 Law Review articles 3 4 Mining--general information 3 5 National Environmental Policy Act 3 6 Oil Shale Resources in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming 3 7 Public Law 585 4 1 Santa Fe Railroad Co. 4 2 State/Federal Relationship 4 3 Unclaimed assets 4 4 Federal water rights 4 5 Water court cases 4 6 Watt's wilderness Cases 5 1 Best vs. Humbolt 5 2 Brubaker vs. The Board of County Comm. 5 3 C. A. Davis vs. BLM 5 4 California vs. Watt Consistency 82-1326 5 5-6 California Coastal Comm. vs. Granite Rock Co. 5 7 Columbia Basin vs. James R. Schlesinger 5 8 Foster vs. 607 F2d 943 5 9 Humbolt County vs. U.S. Interior Dept. 5 10 Kerr-McGee Corp vs. U.S. Interior Dept. 5 11 Keynot Mine Plan 5 12 BLM Approval of the Keynot Mine Plan 5 13 National Wildlife Federation vs. James G. Watt 6 1 Natural Resources Defense Council vs. Curtis J. Berklundt and Utah Power and Light Corp. 6 2 Pacific Legal Foundation vs. James G. Watt 6 3 Sierra Club vs. Rogers C. B. Morton 6 4 Sierra Club vs. James G. Watt 6 5 Southeast Alaska Conservation Council vs. James Watson 6 6 State of Utah vs. James G. Watt (Utah Lake) 6 7 State of Utah vs. Cecil D. Andrus 6 8-9 Western Mining Council vs. James G. Watt 6 10 Cases (Mineral) 6 11 Cases (Miscellaneous)