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Memorial biographical sketch of Louis Emil Alewel from "Bulletin of Missouri Historical Society."

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The contents of this collection reflect the varied interests of Louis Alewel, an American who participated in German-American organizations and promoted German culture. The materials include correspondence, notes, records, books and booklets, pamphlets, publications, and clippings that cover an array of cultural topics from the U.S. railrood to multiple sclerosis to elections from 1923 to 1969. Of particular interest are the items advocating for relief for Germany after World War...

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Clippings about Post-WWII political news in English and German copies from 1935-1969.

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The personal correspondences of Louis Alewel contain several letters to friends, acquaintances, and organizations from 1945-1955 about Germany, music, and Alewel's death. Many of them are handwritten in German.

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Folder contains advertisements, mailings, a voter card, and two forms for various elections and Republican candidates circa 1951.

Names mentioned: Claude Bakewell, Al Harris, Charles E. Albanese, J Guy Anderson

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Folder contains a notebook "Material for the Book Authorage," which has miscellaneous comments (most appearing to be about Africa) and several individual handwritten notes

Scope and Contents Folder contains various pamphlets, including:1.) "Know" series: "Girls Want to Know," "Boys Want to Know," "Know Your Daughter," and "Know Your Son" "Know Your Daughter" and "Boys Want to Know"2.) Health pamphlets on multiple sclerosis and cerebral palsy3.) Religous pamphlets: "How Can We Tithe?", "How To Figure the Tithe", "All About Quiet Times", and "Are you...a Christian?"4.) Pamphlets on California5.) catalog of "All-American...

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Copies of original photographs. Originals are kept in PHO LEA.

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"Congressional Record—Appendix February 5 "Congressional Record—Appendix" March 15 "Congressional Record—Senate" March 29

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"Valley Forge: An Address" by Colonel Robert R. McCormick (2 copies) with "The Washington Memorial: Valley Forge" guide.