Contains the files of Dennis L. Thomson regarding private alternatives to government, such as private organizations.

Typewritten autobiography and poem. Bevan tells about his training as an anti-aircraft gunner and describes his experiences with the 29th Infantry Division in World War II. He landed at the Omaha Beach in Normandy and fought through France. He entered Germany in the Aachen area, fought in the Rhur region, and was with U.S. forces that met Soviet troops on the Elbe River inside Germany. The poem is dedicated to a friend who saved Bevan's life in the war.

This series contains the personal materials of Otto Duke, including personal research and reading, political papers and diagrams, personal photos, sheets from a pocket notebook, invitations, business cards, name tags, travel information, newspapers (Utah, Alaska, Oklahoma), pamphlets, and miscellaneous other materials. They are dated from 1920 to 1975.