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Ronkes-Agerbeek writes about his work as a photographer and the loss of all his films from the internment camp.

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Letters to McDougall about the Nieman Fellowship and about the use of homing pigeons by the Telegram.

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Thank-you letters to McDougall for his material and financial assistance.

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Letters from the British Reuter News Service about the disappearance and presumed death of Kenneth Selby-Walker, one of their correspondents in Java known to McDougall, following the fall of Java in March 1942.

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This long-time friend writes about life during the depression and about McDougall's book Six Bells Off Java.

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Letters to McDougall about his job and salary at United Press.

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Miss Wayman writes about McDougall's books and articles, her own books and poetry related to her conversion to Catholicism, her struggles with increasingly poorer health due to cancer, and remarks about people and places they both know, particularly the Orient.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The William H. McDougall papers (circa 1900-1960) consist of the personal and professional papers of McDougall, pastor and monsignor of Salt Lake City's Cathedral of the Madeleine. Personal materials, the first of six divisions, consist of only eight folders. Included in this division are family genealogy, school records, passport information with a copy of McDougall's birth certificate, press cards, and similar information arranged chronologically. Correspondence, the second and largest...

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Letters to McDougall about their work for Western Pacific Railroad in 1929, and about McDougall's work and success.

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Letters from school friends.

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Letters from friends, about gold prospecting in Wyoming, and about McDougall's newspaper work.

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Letters from friends, and about McDougall's newspaper work in Salt Lake City and the Orient.

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Letters about McDougall's disappearance and internment.

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Letters, including copies of some written by McDougall, about his internment and release written by friends and other internees.

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Letters from friends from home and internment and letters about McDougall's newspaper work.

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Letters from friends, and about McDougall's interest in writing for Catholic publications and his enrollment in theological school.

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Letters from friends from home and internment about his books and articles.

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Letters and cards from friends.