Biography

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Documents regarding Lloyd G. Smith, his childhood, his service, and other general information.

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The file contains biographical notes compiled by Anita Bailey concerning the life of Margery Bailey. The documents include passages from "Sandstone and Tile" by W.B Carnochan and "The True Adventures of John Steinbeck" by Jackson Benson. Margery Bailey's education, her work, and association with John Steinbeck. Margery Bailey was one of John Steinbeck's professors. There are two copies.

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The marriage certficate of Lloyd G. Smith and his wife Hellen Redbird.

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The collection contains papers from Southern Oregon University compiled by President Dr. Mary Cullinan and her office.

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A prescription from Dr. James E. Wasenmiller for Lloyd Smith restricting work until Mid-Decmeber when another assesment will be made.

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Documents relating to a meeting to discuss new future leadership for the Wasco people, including a letter to Lloyd Smith requesting his prescence at the meeting, an agenda for the meeting, and minutes from two previous Wasco meetings that touched on the subject.

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A letter from Pinky Beymer thanking Lloyd for all his work with MIC and all that he has done for the children of MIC; An MIC newsletter which contains a small piece written by Lloyd Smith about the Coalition and it's goals as well as any new news.

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Several copies of a list of contributions Native Americans have given to the U.S. and contemporary life, compiled by Lloyd Smith

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Various news articles about Lloyd Smith himself as well as other important figures within the Warm Springs and other resevations.

Scope and Contents A program for the 5th annual Employee Awards Banquet which honors Lloyd Smith's 25 years of service in the personnel department; A letter from Lloyd Smith to the Tribal Council members discusing his forced removal from his position into an unknown position due to constructive criticism he gave to the council that was recieved badly and attached are several Ammerican Management association documents that talk about how to manage conflict constructively; A letter from James Sizemore to Benson...