Frank Arthur Daniels Papers, 1894-1985.

Collection Number: 04481

Collection Title: Frank Arthur Daniels Papers, 1894-1985.

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Size	6.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 4,000 items)
Abstract	Publisher of the Raleigh, N.C., "News and Observer"; civic leader in Raleigh, N.C.; son of Adelaide Worth Bagley and Josephus Daniels, founder of the "News and Observer," secretary of the Navy, and U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. Correspondence, reference material, financial and legal Papers, clippings, pictures, and other material documenting the business, civic, and personal life of Frank Arthur Daniels and the experience of his father, Josephus Daniels, as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico. Most of the material about Frank Daniels dates from the early 1970s and relates to his business and civic activities. The operation of the "News and Observer," the activities of the News and Observer Foundation, and Daniels's service on the Rex Hospital board of trustees are among the most important topics. The material that relates to Josephus Daniels's service as U.S. Ambassador to Mexico consists primarily of "letter-diaries" that he sent to his family. These missives report on social activities of the diplomatic corps and describe people and places in Mexico, but only occasionally refer to Daniels's official duties as ambassador.
Creator	Daniels, Frank Arthur, 1904-1986.
Curatorial Unit	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Library. Southern Historical Collection.
Language	English

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Preferred Citation: [Identification of item], in the Frank Arthur Daniels Papers #4481, Southern Historical Collection, The Wilson Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Acquisitions Information: Received from Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr., of Raleigh, N.C., in 1987.

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Processed by: Linda Sellars, August 1987; Revised by: Suzanne Ruffing, March 1996

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This collection was processed with support from the Randleigh Foundation Trust.

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Frederick Aunspaugh Papers (#4483);
Bagley Family Papers (#3457);
Jonathan Worth Daniels Papers (#3466);
Josephus Daniels Papers (#203);
Josephus Daniels Papers, Library of Congress

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The fourth son of Adelaide Worth Bagley and Josephus Daniels was born 8 June 1904 and was named for his father's older brother, Frank Arthur Daniels. Josephus Daniels was editor of the Raleigh News and Observer; secretary of the Navy, 1913-1921; and United States Ambassador to Mexico, 1933-1941.

Frank Daniels received an A.B. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1927. He married Ruth Aunspaugh on 20 November 1929. They had two children: Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr., born 7 September 1931, and Patricia (Patsy) Bagley Daniels (Mrs. Robert M. Woronoff), born 21 July 1933.

Frank Daniels made his career with the News and Observer, beginning in the pressroom. According to the News and Observer of 6 May 1986, Daniels was made treasurer in 1937, general manager in 1942, president in 1956, publisher in 1966, and chairman of the board in 1970. (Note: Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 1969-1970, gives a different set of dates: treasurer, 1932-1956; general manager, 1942- ; president, 1956-; publisher, News and Observer and Raleigh Times.) He was active in professional organizations, serving as a member of the board of directors of the Associated Press; president of the North Carolina Publishers Association, 1948-1949; president of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association, 1951; a director of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, 1955-1964; and treasurer of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, 1963-1964.

In addition to his business activities, Daniels was involved in many civic activities. He was a member of the board of trustees of Rex Hospital in Raleigh from 1937 until 1968 and was chairman for the last eighteen of those years. He was president of the Raleigh Community Chest and chairman of the group that organized the United Fund in Raleigh. From 1948 to 1956, Daniels was chairman of the North Carolina Board of Public Welfare. From 1956 to 1957, he was a member of the North Carolina Tax Study Commission. He was also a trustee of the consolidated University of North Carolina and a member of the executive committee of the Research Triangle Institute.

Frank Daniels died in Raleigh, North Carolina, on 5 May 1986.

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This collection contains correspondence, reference material, financial and legal Papers, clippings, pictures, and other material that document the business, civic, and personal life of Frank Arthur Daniels and the experience of his father, Josephus Daniels, as United States Ambassador to Mexico. Most of the material about Frank Daniels dates from the early 1970s and has to do with his business and civic activities. The operation of the News and Observer, the activities of the News and Observer Foundation, and Daniels's service on the Rex Hospital Board of Trustees are among the most important topics. This material is filed mainly in Series 2.

The material that relates to Josephus Daniels's service as United States Ambassador to Mexico consists primarily of "letter-diaries" that he sent to his family. These missives describe people and places in Mexico, but only occasionally refer to Daniels's work as ambassador. Most of this material is in Series 1. Almost all of the material in Subseries 4.1 concerns Josephus Daniels.

The file titles and order established by Frank Daniels were retained in the subject files in Series 2. The remainder of the material was loose when received at the Southern Historical Collection

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Expand/collapse Series 1. Correspondence, 1894-1985.

About 1200 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Chiefly letters of Josephus Daniels and Adelaide Worth (Bagley) Daniels to their son Frank and to Frank's wife and children. There is also some other Daniels family correspondence. Most of the correspondence dates from the years 1933-1941 when Josephus Daniels was United States Ambassador to Mexico. These letters were in envelopes when received at the Southern Historical Collection and were arranged in chronological order during processing. There is also correspondence in Series 2; that correspondence remains in the files in which Frank Daniels placed it.

Expand/collapse Subseries 1894-1932.

A few letters from the years before Josephus Daniels went to Mexico City as ambassador. The earliest is a copy of a letter Josephus sent in 1894 to 100 Democrats asking each to invest $100 in the News and Observer. Letters in 1916 and 1917 from Josephus and Addie to their 12- and 13-year-old son, Frank, give advice on behavior, family news, and family plans. Three letters from 1919 describe Josephus and Addie's trip to Paris and Rome. There is a 1931 letter from A. Mitchell Palmer to Josephus asking for an autographed letter to put in his copy of Daniels's Life of Wilson. Also in that year, there are letters about an eastern park-to-park highway. In 1932, letters from Addie to her sons in Raleigh describe their father's condition after an accident in Atlanta.

Folder 1	1894, 1916-1917
Folder 2	1919
Folder 3	1927-1930
Folder 4	1931
Folder 5	1932

Expand/collapse Subseries 1933-1941.

Mostly letters from Josephus Daniels to his son Frank, with some letters from Josephus to Frank's wife, Ruth Aunspaugh Daniels, and to Frank's children, Frank, Jr., and Patricia, and letters from Addie Worth Daniels to Frank's family. Some letters are addressed to "Dear Boys" or "Dear Children" and were apparently intended for all three of the Daniels's sons who lived in Raleigh--Josephus, Jr., Jonathan, and Frank--and sometimes for their families as well.

Much of the correspondence consists of carbon copies of typed "diary-letters" that Josephus Daniels wrote while in Mexico and sent to his family about once a week. (Note: the originals of these diary-letters may be in the Josephus Daniels Papers in the Library of Congress.) The diary described for his family the people and places Josephus encountered in Mexico. Only occasionally did it tell anything about his work as ambassador. The diary did reflect Josephus's interest in understanding the Mexican Revolution, in Mexican feeling toward the United States, in the church-state controversy in Mexico, in education, and in agrarian reform.

In the diary entries he sent to his children, Josephus always described the Daniels's social engagements in Mexico City--luncheons, dinners, and teas given and attended. He mentioned many of their better known guests, but seldom told anything of substance about them. He also described the Daniels's visits to other parts of Mexico--to Cuernavaca, Oaxaca, Nogales, Mazatlan, Veracruz, Cozumel, and other places.

Josephus referred to his duties as ambassador only on rare occasions. In August 1933, he reported that he had succeeded in reorganizing the American Embassy, Consulate, and Commercial Attache into one agency. In October 1933 and April 1934, he remarked that negotiating a settlement of American claims arising from the Mexican Revolution took a great deal of his time. On 17 August 1934, he sent a letter describing President Rodriguez of Mexico to President Roosevelt. On 26 October 1934, he sent Roosevelt another letter explaining the church-state controversy in Mexico. He sent copies of these letters to his children with his diaries. Throughout 1938, 1939, and 1940, Josephus wrote in his diary about the difficulty of settling the oil problem and the Mexican expropriation of land owned by American oil companies.

Throughout his tenure in Mexico, but especially in the early years, Josephus pursued an understanding of the Mexican Revolution and the reforms that flowed from it. He reported many conversations in which he questioned people who had been involved in the Revolution about their motives and about what had really happened in the Revolution. He was also interested in learning how Mexicans felt about Woodrow Wilson's policy toward Mexico. As he travelled in Mexico, he reported on the social and economic changes that had come to Mexico since the Revolution. He was especially interested in relations between church and state, in education, and in agrarian reform.

Most of the letters that Josephus wrote in addition to the diary were short and concerned personal matters or the business of the News and Observer. In these letters, Josephus sometimes commented on North Carolina politics and, in 1936, speculated on the possibility that he might run for the United States Senate that year. Occasionally he sent news items about himself or Mrs. Daniels or copies of his correspondence with Franklin Roosevelt. There are also letters from Addie Daniels to Frank and his family.

Also included are letters written by Frank Daniels in the summer of 1935 to his wife Ruth while she and their children were at St. Simon's Island, Georgia, during a polio epidemic in Raleigh. Frank also wrote to Ruth in the summer of 1937 when she and the children were at Lake Junaluska with his mother, Addie Daniels.

Folder 6-15 Folder 6 Folder 7 Folder 8 Folder 9 Folder 10 Folder 11 Folder 12 Folder 13 Folder 14 Folder 15	1933
Folder 16-28 Folder 16 Folder 17 Folder 18 Folder 19 Folder 20 Folder 21 Folder 22 Folder 23 Folder 24 Folder 25 Folder 26 Folder 27 Folder 28	1934
Folder 29-38 Folder 29 Folder 30 Folder 31 Folder 32 Folder 33 Folder 34 Folder 35 Folder 36 Folder 37 Folder 38	1935
Folder 39-52 Folder 39 Folder 40 Folder 41 Folder 42 Folder 43 Folder 44 Folder 45 Folder 46 Folder 47 Folder 48 Folder 49 Folder 50 Folder 51 Folder 52	1936
Folder 53-62 Folder 53 Folder 54 Folder 55 Folder 56 Folder 57 Folder 58 Folder 59 Folder 60 Folder 61 Folder 62	1937
Folder 63-72 Folder 63 Folder 64 Folder 65 Folder 66 Folder 67 Folder 68 Folder 69 Folder 70 Folder 71 Folder 72	1938
Folder 73-80 Folder 73 Folder 74 Folder 75 Folder 76 Folder 77 Folder 78 Folder 79 Folder 80	1939
Folder 81-89 Folder 81 Folder 82 Folder 83 Folder 84 Folder 85 Folder 86 Folder 87 Folder 88 Folder 89	1940
Folder 90-98 Folder 90 Folder 91 Folder 92 Folder 93 Folder 94 Folder 95 Folder 96 Folder 97 Folder 98	1941

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Scattered family letters after Josephus and Addie Daniels returned to Raleigh from Mexico. There are letters of sympathy on Addie's death in December 1943 and a letter from Josephus to Frank in 1944 about the christening of the ship Addie Bagley Daniels.

The letters in the 1950s, in 1970, and in 1985 are letters of the Frank Daniels family, including a group of letters to Ruth and Frank Daniels when they were on a trip to Europe and a group of letters of sympathy to Frank after Ruth's death in 1985.

Folder 99	1942-1944
Folder 100	1945
Folder 101	1946
Folder 102	1951-1954,1970
Folder 103	1985
Folder 104	Undated
Folder 105	Undated

Expand/collapse Series 2. Subject Files, 1958-1976.

About 2000 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by file title, then roughly chronological.

Correspondence and reference materials concerning Frank Daniels's business and civic activities. The majority of this material dates from the early 1970s. Some of it pertains to the operation of the News and Observer; more relates to Daniels' contributions to charities and civic organizations, his service on the boards of directors of local businesses and organizations, and the operation of the Josephus Daniels Charitable Foundation (later the News and Observer Foundation). Family and business correspondence with his brothers, Jonathan and Worth Daniels, is filed under "Daniels, Frank." Within each subject, material is arranged roughly in chronological order. These files were established and titled by Frank Daniels.

Folder 106-107 Folder 106 Folder 107	Advertising
Folder 108-109 Folder 108 Folder 109	American Newspapers Publishers Association (ANPA)
Folder 110	ANPA Research Institute
Folder 111	Associated Press
Folder 112-113 Folder 112 Folder 113	Bowater
Folder 114	Branham
Folder 115	Branham Scholarship
Folder 116	Business Luncheons
Folder 117	Cablevision
Folder 118-119 Folder 118 Folder 119	Circulation
Folder 120-131 Folder 120 Folder 121 Folder 122 Folder 123 Folder 124 Folder 125 Folder 126 Folder 127 Folder 128 Folder 129 Folder 130 Folder 131	Contributions
Folder 132	Coosa River Letters
Folder 133	Cox Newsprint
Folder 134-159 Folder 134 Folder 135 Folder 136 Folder 137 Folder 138 Folder 139 Folder 140 Folder 141 Folder 142 Folder 143 Folder 144 Folder 145 Folder 146 Folder 147 Folder 148 Folder 149 Folder 150 Folder 151 Folder 152 Folder 153 Folder 154 Folder 155 Folder 156 Folder 157 Folder 158 Folder 159	Daniels, Frank
Folder 160	Daniels, Jonathan--Biography
Folder 161	Daniels, Josephus--Biography
Folder 162-163 Folder 162 Folder 163	Daniels, Worth
Folder 164	Demurrage Bills
Folder 165	Employees' Retirement Fund
Folder 166-169 Folder 166 Folder 167 Folder 168 Folder 169	"Family Affairs"
Folder 170-174 Folder 170 Folder 171 Folder 172 Folder 173 Folder 174	Foundation
Folder 175	Great Northern
Folder 176	Inman, Tom--Biography
Folder 177	Insurance
Folder 178-179 Folder 178 Folder 179	International Paper
Folder 180-181 Folder 180 Folder 181	Labor
Folder 182	Lawing
Folder 183	MacMillan
Folder 184-194 Folder 184 Folder 185 Folder 186 Folder 187 Folder 188 Folder 189 Folder 190 Folder 191 Folder 192 Folder 193 Folder 194	Miscellaneous Correspondence
Folder 195	Nash Square
Folder 196-198 Folder 196 Folder 197 Folder 198	NCNB
Folder 199	NC Press Association
Folder 200	News & Observer Biography
Folder 201-205 Folder 201 Folder 202 Folder 203 Folder 204 Folder 205	Pension
Folder 206	Purchase Orders
Folder 207-221 Folder 207 Folder 208 Folder 209 Folder 210 Folder 211 Folder 212 Folder 213 Folder 214 Folder 215 Folder 216 Folder 217 Folder 218 Folder 219 Folder 220 Folder 221	Research Triangle
Folder 222-225 Folder 222 Folder 223 Folder 224 Folder 225	Rex Hospital
Folder 226-227 Folder 226 Folder 227	Seaboard
Folder 228-233 Folder 228 Folder 229 Folder 230 Folder 231 Folder 232 Folder 233	"The Scene" Libel Suit
Folder 234	Sheriff, Seymour
Folder 235-236 Folder 235 Folder 236	SNPA (Southern Newspaper Publishers Association)
Folder 237	Southern Letters
Folder 238	Southern Production Program
Folder 239	Stockholders
Folder 240	Telephone Bills
Folder 241	Urban League

Expand/collapse Series 3. Financial and Legal Papers, 1926-1946 and undated.

About 30 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

Financial and legal papers of Frank Arthur Daniels and the Daniels family. Items include tax bills and receipts, cancelled checks for taxes and charitable contributions, and other bills and papers. Of particular interest are the Articles of Incorporation of the News and Observer Publishing Company (1926) and a copy of Josephus Daniels's will (1946).

Folder 242	1926
Folder 243	1929-1938
Folder 244	1939-1940
Folder 245	1946
Folder 246	Undated

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Expand/collapse Subseries 4.1. Clippings, 1926-1979 and undated.

About 200 items.

Arrangement: chronological.

News clippings about members of the Daniels family and their activities. Most of the clippings concern Josephus Daniels, especially his appointment as United States Ambassador to Mexico in March 1933 and his arrival in Mexico in April 1933.

Folder 247	1926-1932
Folder 248	March 1933
Folder 249	April 1933
Folder 250	May-December 1933
Folder 251	1934
Folder 252	1936-1939
Folder 253	1940-1979

Expand/collapse Subseries 4.2. Miscellaneous Papers, 1929-1965 and undated.

About 50 items.

Arrangement: alphabetical by file title.

Invitations, programs, speeches, mementoes and other miscellaneous papers.

Folder 254	Daniels, Frank III, and Patricia
Folder 255	Daniels, Josephus
Folder 256	Daniels, Josephus--Speeches
Folder 257	Index to the News and Observer Editorial Page, 1 September 1934 through 31 December 1936
Folder 258	Mementoes
Folder 259	News and Observer
Folder 260	Presidential Inauguration, 1937
Folder 261	Rogers, Will. "What a Coach!"
Folder 262	U. S. Defense Savings Bonds
Folder 263	U. S. Navy
Folder 264	Wayne, Edw. "National Defense and Private Chartered Banking," 1941.
Folder 265	Wedding Announcement--Robbins-Wilson
Folder 266	Wedding Invitation--Daniels-Aunspaugh

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138 items.

Mostly black and white pictures of members of the Josephus Daniels family.

Image P-4481/1-3 P-4481/1 P-4481/2 P-4481/3	Early photographs of Josephus Daniels taken in Petersburg, Virginia, and Wilson, North Carolina, circa 1880-1895.
Image P-4481/4-26 P-4481/4 P-4481/5 P-4481/6 P-4481/7 P-4481/8 P-4481/9 P-4481/10 P-4481/11 P-4481/12 P-4481/13 P-4481/14 P-4481/15 P-4481/16 P-4481/17 P-4481/18 P-4481/19 P-4481/20 P-4481/21 P-4481/22 P-4481/23 P-4481/24 P-4481/25 P-4481/26	Group photos of Josephus Daniels, while he served as the Secretary of the Navy, with Franklin D. Roosevelt (Undersecretary of the Navy), naval and marine officers, Addie Worth Bagley Daniels, President Woodrow Wilson, and Wilson's Cabinet members, General John J. Pershing, President Porras of Panama. circa 1916-920.
Image P-4481/27-30 P-4481/27 P-4481/28 P-4481/29 P-4481/30	Group photos of Josephus Daniels, while he served as the Secretary of the Navy, as the reviewing officer on board United States naval vessels. circa 1916-1920.
Image P-4481/31-36 P-4481/31 P-4481/32 P-4481/33 P-4481/34 P-4481/35 P-4481/36	Photos of Josephus Daniels, as the reviewing officer for dress parades, two of which were taken at the Great Lakes Training Station, Illinois, July 1920 (4481/31-32). circa 1916-1920.
Image P-4481/37	Photograph of a painting that may have been in Josephus Daniels's office.
Image P-4481/38	Photograph of an office, with a portrait of Josephus Daniels in the background.
Image P-4481/39-43 P-4481/39 P-4481/40 P-4481/41 P-4481/42 P-4481/43	Josephus Daniels as reviewing officer, and decorating officers and men of the 2nd U. S. Division in Vallendan, Germany.
Image P-4481/44-45 P-4481/44 P-4481/45	Photographs of Josephus Daniels and Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Image P-4481/46-47 P-4481/46 P-4481/47	Josephus Daniels and King Albert of Belgium, circa October 1919.
Image P-4481/48-50 P-4481/48 P-4481/49 P-4481/50	Josephus Daniels and staff officers in Brest, France, 1937.
Image P-4481/51-53 P-4481/51 P-4481/52 P-4481/53	Josephus Daniels speaking in Brest, France, at the dedication of the monument to the American soldiers of World War I, 12 August 1937.
Image P-4481/54-59 P-4481/54 P-4481/55 P-4481/56 P-4481/57 P-4481/58 P-4481/59	Josephus Daniels and other dignitaries, including Senator Russell, Admiral Devin, and the Senator-Mayor of Brest at Brest, France, 12 August 1937.
Image P-4481/60-61 P-4481/60 P-4481/61	Josephus Daniels, the Senator-Mayor of Brest, and others on board a ship, August 1937.
Image P-4481/62-64 P-4481/62 P-4481/63 P-4481/64	Photographs with Christmas greetings--Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels at the American Embassy in Mexico, undated and 1940; cross in front of volcanoes Popocatepetl and Ixtaccihuatl, 1939.
Image P-4481/65	Mrs. Josephus Daniels and Mrs. Rodriguez, wife of the president of Mexico, at the Castle of Chapultepec, 26 April 1933.
Image P-4481/66	Josephus Daniels standing in front of caricatures of himself.
Image P-4481/67-68 P-4481/67 P-4481/68	Josephus Daniels, October 1941.
Image P-4481/69-73 P-4481/69 P-4481/70 P-4481/71 P-4481/72 P-4481/73	Josephus Daniels at United States Navy Pre-Flight School, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.
Image P-4481/74-81 P-4481/74 P-4481/75 P-4481/76 P-4481/77 P-4481/78 P-4481/79 P-4481/80 P-4481/81	Josephus Daniels.
Oversize Image OP-P-4481/82	Engraving of portrait of Josephus Daniels.
Oversize Image OP-P-4481/83	Photograph of Josephus Daniels by Robert Davis, 1935.
Image P-4481/84	Photograph of three boys in front of a bust of Josephus Daniels.
Image P-4481/85	Cloth picture of Josephus Daniels.
Image P-4481/86a	Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels with Embassy staff and children, Christmas Day, 1934.
Image P-4481/86b	Mr. and Mrs. Josephus Daniels with four unidentified young men, undated.
Image P-4481/87	Mrs. Josephus Daniels, Nan Lockett, Mary Aguirre, and two others, May 1939.
Image P-4481/88-89 P-4481/88 P-4481/89	Josephus Daniels, Jr.
Image P-4481/90	Worth B. Daniels.
Image P-4481/91-98 P-4481/91 P-4481/92 P-4481/93 P-4481/94 P-4481/95 P-4481/96 P-4481/97 P-4481/98	Jonathan Worth Daniels.
Image P-4481/99-104 P-4481/99 P-4481/100 P-4481/101 P-4481/102 P-4481/103 P-4481/104	Jonathan Worth Daniels.
Image P-4481/105-110 P-4481/105 P-4481/106 P-4481/107 P-4481/108 P-4481/109 P-4481/110	Photographs of Jonathan Daniels with others including Eleanor Roosevelt, Ladybird Johnson, Paul Green, and John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Image P-4481/111	Bridal photograph of Ruth Aunspaugh (Daniels).
Image P-4481/112	Elizabeth Daniels Squire.
Image P-4481/113	"Adeleade" (possibly Jonathan Daniels's daughter Adelaide).
Image P-4481/114	Lucy Daniels.
Image P-4481/115	Mary Cleves Daniels.
Image P-4481/116	Worth B. Daniels, Frank A. Daniels, Jonathan Daniels.
Image P-4481/117	Group photograph of the sons of Josephus Daniels with their wives, children, and children's spouses.
Image P-4481/118	Jonathan Daniels family.
Image P-4481/119	Color photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, Jr., and two children.
Image P-4481/120	Color photograph of Patsy Daniels Woronoff and four children.
Image P-4481/121	Color photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, Jr., Patsy Daniels Woronoff, and six children.
Image P-4481/122	Color photograph of Frank Daniels, Sr., and six children.
Image P-4481/123	Governor John G. Richards of South Carolina operating steamshovel at groundbreaking for industrial city development at Calhoun Falls, South Carolina.
Image P-4481/124	Unidentified man with William Fox Sunshine Comedy Bathing Girls.
Image P-4481/125-127 P-4481/125 P-4481/126 P-4481/127	Unidentified man, boy, and girl.
Image P-4481/128-129 P-4481/128 P-4481/129	Unidentified group.
Image P-4481/130	Worth B. Daniels, Josephus Daniels, Jr., Frank A. Daniels, Herbert North Jackson, Jonathan Daniels at Morehead City, North Carolina, 1911.
Image P-4481/131-132 P-4481/131 P-4481/132	House under construction, 1935.
Image P-4481/133	Coblentz from Ehrenbreitstein (1937?).
Image P-4481/134-136 P-4481/134 P-4481/135 P-4481/136	Monuments and plaque to Confederate dead, Chicora Cemetery.
Image P-4481/137	Monument erected by the North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution to mark Andrew Jackson's birthplace.
Image P-4481/138	"Lebannon," home of Eugene Smith. Known during Civil War as Farquard Smith home.

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Collection Number: 04481

Collection Title: Frank Arthur Daniels Papers, 1894-1985.