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Five pages of information about the ancestors and family members of McDougall's mother, Frances May Tormey McDougall.

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McDougall's grade reports and college transcript. Also included is a receipt for alumni dues of 1938-1939 for the school, then known as the University of Portland

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Letters of recommendation and information about McDougall's examination to become a flying cadet in the United States Air Corps.

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McDougall's business card from this Jackson, Wyoming venture and a copy of the "Official Souvenir Program" printed by the pair for the Jackson Hole Winter Sports Association's 1932 carnival.

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Copy of McDougall's birth certificate and a letter from the United States Department of State about rules affecting newsmen working in Shanghai, China, especially regarding photography.

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Copy of the certificate of health from the Utah State Board of Agriculture for the McDougall's cocker spaniel

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Class notes on scripture and a copy of the school magazine "The Quadrangle" from 1949 which includes an article written by McDougall.

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Salt Lake City, Utah police and fire department press pass issued to Bill McDougall of the Telegram for 1935, undated identification card, calling card and bookplates for W. H. McDougall, Jr.

Scope and Contents Correspondence between William Henry McDougall, Jr. and his mother, Frances May Tormey McDougall begins in 1926 when the seventeen-year-old McDougall was working as a mucker." The exchange of letters through 1932 is concerned mainly with summer jobs, family and neighborhood events. The letters written during the school terms also cover the subjects of McDougall's academic progress and the problems involved with financing a college education during the economic depression of the 1930s. After...