Robert Frank Arkansas State Police Arrest Report, December 19, 1955 Fix

Textual Records (in Denver): Letters sent, 1875-1915. Lettersreceived, 1873-1909, with registers, 1893-95. Index of officialletters, n.d. Superintendent's subject files, 1908-29. Recordsrelating to agency finances, consisting of account books, 1874-86; record book, 1874-80; quarterly cash accounts, 1875-1905;"Statements of Public Funds," 1875-1905; record of receipts anddisbursements ("Cash Book"), 1875-1909; statements of disbursingaccounts, 1876-1905; abstracts and vouchers of disbursements,1876-1905; estimates of funds needed, 1876-1901; andmiscellaneous financial records, 1876-1898. Individual Indianmoney (IIM) ledgers, 1947-63; IIM posting records, 1954-66; IIMledger sheets, 1947-63; and IIM case files, 1954-66. Recordsrelating to medical services, including monthly medical reports("Sanitary Reports"), 1875-1902; invoices and receipts formedical supplies, 1875-91; reports of medical supplies, 1876-1909; and estimates of medical supplies needed, 1877-99. Recordsrelating to schools, 1876-1914. Records relating to land andagriculture, including reports of the agency farmer, 1878-1900;"Cattle Claims," 1896-1907; notices of land and water claims,1897-1912; grazing permits, 1904-5; record of Indian cattle sold,ca. 1906-14; brand books, ca. 1916; land allotment lists, n.d.; appraisal reports for land allotments, 1955-85; and "Blackfeet Industrial Survey," 1921. Records relating toemployees, 1875-1910. Records relating to issues to Indians,including accounts of goods received and issued, 1874-76;"Property Returns" abstracts and vouchers, 1875-1901; annuityestimates, 1877-99; weekly supply reports, 1877-95; record ofissues of supplies, ca. 1882-87; ration rolls, 1902-14; andrecord of issues of farm equipment and livestock, n.d.Miscellaneous records, including journal of Indian police, 1890-95; "Liquor Cases," 1910-12; and diary of Superintendent C.L.Ellis, 1915-17. Records relating to supplies, 1873-1904. Vitalrecords, including list of Indian lodges, ca. 1877-78; censusrecords, 1895-1908; marriage records, 1894-1915; "Registers ofIndians by Families," 1901-4; records of births and deaths, 1902-17; and family histories, 1908. Numerical correspondence, 1909-23.Decimal correspondence, 1913-57. General subject files, 1915-55.Orders, circulars, and other issuances, 1924-33. Records relatingto employment, 1875-1927. Employment assistance case files, 1966-76. Financial records, consisting of individual Indian money (IIM) and individual Indian account (IIA)official receipts, 1917-52; IIM and IIA journal vouchers, 1920-47; IIM and IIA check copies, 1934-53; financial correspondenceand related records, 1944-53; IIA ledger sheets, 1954; IIMledgers and cards, 1913-59; IIM posting and control records,1937-60; records relating to trust responsibilities, includingIIM ledger cards, 1930-57; index to IIM ledger, 1930; allottingagents' correspondence, 1906-14; allotted land sales petitions,1920-21; land sale and lease cards, 1927-36; tribal range, land,and oil committee minutes, 1950-55; Reclamation Service circularletters and general orders, 1914-31; IIM case files, 1943-51;monthly irrigation reports, 1923-50; crop reports, 1920-59;miscellaneous irrigation project records, 1913-53; and forestryand grazing correspondence, 1932-55. Records of the BlackfeetTribal Fund land acquisition project, 1939. Annual creditreports, 1948-49. Minutes of Credit Committee meetings, 1940-55.Minutes of Cattle Board meetings, 1938-53. Cattle programrepayment records, 1936-56. Records of livestock associations,1941-47. Individual cattle repayment records, 1934-41. Easementsand rights of way, 1933-55. Emergency Conservation Work payrolls,1935-37. Census rolls and related records, 1891-1947.Supplementary census rolls, 1923-42. Census record cards, 1925-51. Records relating to extension program activities, 1931-55.Records of Indian relief and rehabilitation program, 1936-46.Drought relief cattle program records, 1934-36. Annual farmsurvey sheets, 1946-53. Tribal election records, 1958. Health andwelfare records, including health program subject files, 1932-47;health program cards, 1933-46; welfare program decimalcorrespondence, 1935-49; social service alphabetical subjectfiles, 1941-46; welfare applications, 1947-49; householdcomposition cards, 1948; and welfare case files, 1919-52.Education program correspondence, 1940-48.

Due to the state of emergency, several rights no longer applied, such as freedom of expression, right of assembly, and confidentiality of the mail. Also, the police could arbitrarily search houses and arrest people. The Nazis used these powers to persecute their political opponents. Within a few weeks, 10,000 communists had been arrested.