Compiled
By
Doris J. Geoghegan
Eastern Kentucky University Archives
1981
Introduction
Biographical Sketch
Financial Series
Correspondence
and Miscellaneous Series
Memorabilia
Series
Name Index
The collection consists of four series: Correspondence, Financial, Lscellaneous and Memorabilia. Most of the material dates from Clark's enure as Commissioner of the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources or the state of Kentucky, and almost all touches upon some facet of his work in that department. Some exceptions are: a file of material relating to the work of the Water Pollution Board of which Clark was a member, and a rough draft of an outline of the management of fisheries for American occupied Japan; a project Clark worked on when he was ittached to the staff of General Douglas MacArthur immediately after World War II. A name index of correspondence from prominent persons is included at the end of the inventory to the collection.
Clark became the first graduate biologist with Kentucky Game and Fish Division in 1936 where he was in charge of biological stream surveys until 1940 when he was placed in charge of the Fisheries section of the Division.
Enlisting in the Navy in 1942, Clark was attached to General Douglas MacArthur's Headquarters Staff where he wrote the First General Plan for Fisheries Management during American occupation of postwar Japan.
He became Superintendent of Fisheries with the Division of Game and Fish in September, 1946, and while serving in that capacity was also made Assistant Director of the Division of Game and Fish.
When this Division was made the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources in 1952, he became Assistant Commissioner and served in that capacity until June, 1958, when he became Acting Commissioner. He was appointed Commissioner in August of 1958, in which capacity he served until his retirement in July, 1971.
Clark was also President of the Southeastern Association of Game and Fish Commissioners, and chairman of the Ohio River Sanitation and of the Kentucky Water Control Commission for seven years.
Minor Clark died in Frankfort on September 16, 1979. Mrs. Clark had died a few years previously. They had no children.
Inventory
Box 1
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Folder 1
Folder 2 Folder 3 Folder 4 Folder 5 Folder 6 |
Sep 1958-Jun 1962
Jul 1962-Jun 1967 Jul 1967-Jun 1969 Jul 1969-Mar 1971 Aug 1958-Jun 1965 Jul 1965-Mar 1971 |
Inventory
Box 2
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Folder 1
Folder 2 Folder 3 Folder 4 Folder 5 Folder 6 Folder 7 Folder 8 Folder 9 Folder 10 |
1949-1963
1964-1969 1970 1971-1978 1958 (B-L) 1958 (M-W) c. 1945 1957 c. 1962-1964 1970-1971 |
Inventory
Box 3
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Folder 1
Folder 2 - Photographs
Folder 3 Folder 4
Folder 5 - Certificates
WRAPPED ITEMS
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1957-1979
not dated
1950-1979 not dated 1935-1968 January 27, 1945 December 25, 1967
April 11, 1958
October 18, 1968
November 1, 1962
Nov. 25, 1958
Oct. 27, 1964 Feb. 8, 1967
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Index
Barkley, Alben.
(1), U.S. KY Senator, 1927-49 and Vice-President of U.S.,
1949-53, 3-18-49, Folder 1.
Breathitt, Edward
(1), Governor of Kentucky,
1963-1967, 11-27-67, Folder 2
Breckinridge, John B
(4), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1973-1979, 3-2-70, 7-2-70, 8-13-70, and 2-21-70, Folder 3.
Carter, Tim Lee.
(2), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1965-1980, 8-19-70, 12-4-70, Folder 2
Clements, Earle.
(5), U.S. Senator from Kentucky,
1950-1957, 2-1962, 4-4-62, Folder 1,
1-6-69, 12-2-69, 12-8-69, Folder 2.
Coates, J.D.
(1), Professor of Education at Eastern Kentucky University,
8-29-58, Folder 5.
Combs, Bert.
(1), Governor of Kentucky,
1959-1963, 10-28-70, Folder 3.
Cook, Marlow
(2), U.S. Senator from Kentucky,
1968-1975, 3-23-67, Folder 2
8-19-70, Folder 3.
Cooper, John Sherman.
(5), U.S. Senator from Kentucky,
1957-1972, 11-3-58, Folder 1.
6-6-66, Folder 2.
8-19-70, 12-9-70, Folder 3.
6-28-71, Folder 4.
Johnson, Keen.
(1), Governor of Kentucky,
1939-1943, 6-28-63, Folder 1.
Morton, Thruston B
(1), U.S. Senator from Kentucky,
1957-1968, 127-71, Folder 4.
Natcher, William
(5), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1953, 3-270, 3-18-70, 3-23-80, 8-19-70, Folder 3.
6-28-71, Folder 4.
Nelson, Gaylord
(1), U.S. Senator form Wisconsin,
1962-1981, 9-1363, Folder 2.
O'Brien, Lawrence A.
(3), Special Assistant to President Lyndon B. Johnson,
1963-1969, 9-28-65, 9-28-65, 9-29-65, Folder 2.
Peden, Katherine.
(2), Kentucky Commissioner of Commerce,
1963-1967, 12-8-67, 8-3-68, Folder 2
Perkins, Carl D. (4), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1969-15-70, 8-19-70, Folder 3.
6-28-71, 7-6-71, Folder 4.
Rhodes, James A. (1), Governor of Ohio,
1963-1970, 9-29-66, Folder 2.
Rockefeller, Nelson.
(1), Governor of New York and Vice-President of the U.S.,
1974-1976, 9-27-66, Folder 2.
Snyder, Gene
(1), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1968-19-70, Folder 3.
Stubblefield, Frank A.
(1), U.S. Representative from Kentucky,
1959-1975, 8-19-70, Folder 3.
Udall, Stewart.
(1), Secretary of the U.S. Department of Interior,
1961-1969, 6-11-62, Folder 1.
Ward, Henry.
(3), Democratic candidate for Governor of Kentucky,
1967, 2-27-67, 3-23-67, 5-9-67, Folder 2.
Waterfield, Harry Lee.
(2), Lt. Governor of Kentucky,
1955-1959, 1963-1967, 8-6-58, Folder 1.
5-28-71, Folder 4.
Watts, John C.
(6), U.S. Representative from Kentucky
1951-1972, 6-12-62, 11-19-63, Folder 1.
8-6-69, Folder 2. 8-19-70, Folder 3.
6-28-71, 7-2-71, Folder 4.
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