Education & Labor. H.R. 5541. 85th Congress, 1957-58. Establishes a National Grammar Commission to reform spelling of English Words.

The Otto Krueger Papers, 1953-1958, consist of congressional documents, reports, and resolutions, as well as correspondence and printed materials dealing with legislative, governmental, and political affairs from Krueger's tenure in the United States House of Representatives. Krueger was elected a Republican representative of North Dakota 4 November 1952 and he served in that capacity until 1958, when he chose not to run for re-election. Researchers should note that a strict division of material by legislative session was not always followed. This is especially the case with the third series, in which materials from the 83rd and 84th sessions have been filed along with material from the 85th session. In addition, researchers should also note the occasional presence of a general file code number following the folder title. The exact meaning of the numerical scheme is unknown, although it appears to have been utilized by Krueger's office staff.