COLLECTION SUMMARY SHEET GEORGE C. MARSHALL LIBRARY
COLLECTION: FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS
MANUSCRIPT NUMBER: 15 INCLUSIVE DATES: 1917-1976 ACCESSION NUMBER: 15, l5A RESTRICTIONS: Classified material located in Operation Sussex, OMGUS & SHAEF fldrs DONOR: Francis Pickens Miller LOCATIONS: Vault upper level DATE OF GIFT: 1971, 1977 COLLECTION REGISTER AVAILABLE: Yes SIZE: 5.5 linear feet
BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL FEATURES: Francis Pickens Miller (1895-1978) served in the Army in both World Wars. During World War I he was a member of the 5th l;"ield Artillery of the AEF. In World War II, as a member of OSS, Miller was U.S. Representative on the Tripartite Control Committee for Operation Sussex in London as well as a member of SHAEF. Following World War II Miller was Plans and Policy Officer for Intelligence, OMGUS.
FORMS OF MATERIAL: Correspondence Photographs Orders Newspapers Memorandum Telegrams Maps
MAJOR CORRESPONDENTS: Gilbert Renault-Roulier (Remy)
SUBJECTS: OSS Hitler assasination attempt Allied occupation of Germany Battle of the Bulge Dachau Buchenwald Operation Sussex AEF ARRAN,GEMENT: By series: World War I; World War II; Office of Military Government for Germany, US (OMGUS); Personal File; Senate Investigation of the National Defense Program; Army Reserve; and a General File. FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Introduction
The Francis Pickens Miller Papers~ 19J7-1953~ consists largely of material relating to Colonel Miller's military career. The collection is 12 document boxes in size and is divided into 7 series. Contained in the collection is information on Miller's World War I service in the artillery; his World War II career in military intelligence (at both OSS and SHAEF); the Office of Military Government for Germany~ U.S. (OMGUS); the Senate Investigation of the National Defense Program; and the Army Reserve~ Virginia Military District. Miller's personal file~ 1944-52~ is also included. Items in the collection are: military intelligence reports (including information on OSS Operation Sussex~ and the attempted assassination of Hitler in July 1944)~ correspondence~ orders~ Senate testimony and reports~ newsletters~ bulletins~ maps~ photographs~ Hitler memorabilia~ pamphlets~ notes~ passes~ 1.0. cards~ and receipts.
The collection was donated in 1971. An additional gift (ls.\) was made to the collection in 1977.
-1- FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Biographical Sketch
1895 Born in Middlesborough, Kentucky, on June 5, the son of Henry &Flora (McElwee) Miller 1914 Graduated from Washington &Lee University, Lexington, Va. (A.B.) 1917-19 World War I service in France: 5th FA, 1st Division, AEF; 58th CAC, AEF 1919-23 Rhodes Scholar, Oxford University, received B.A. 1921, M.A. 1923 1923 Student, Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva Switzerland 1927 Married Helen Hill, Children: Andrew, born 1932; Robert, born 1934 1928-38 Chairman, World's Student Christian Federation 1935 Organized National Policy Committee 1936 Organized Public Affairs Committee 1938-41 Organization Director, Council on Foreign Relations 1938-41 Member Va. House of Delegates 1943-44 Lt. Col. OSS. U.S. Representative on Tripartite Control Committee for Operation SUSSEX, London 1944-45 Lt. Col. &Col. SHAEF, G-2 Division, London and Versailles 1945-46 Executive, and Plans &Policy Officer - Office of Director of Intelligence, Office of Military Government for Germany, U.S. (OMGUS), Berlin 1946 U.S. Army Reserve Member 1949 Candidate for governorship - Virginia 1952 Candidate for U.S. Senate 1961-65 State Department Special Assistant, Educational &Cultural Affairs 1967-69 American Revolution Bicentennial Commission member
-2- Decorations: Legion of Ment with Cluster (U.S.) Order of the British Empire Legion of Honor; Croix de Guerre With Palms (France) Order of Leopold I with Palm; Croix de Guerre with Palm (Belgium) Memberships: Society of the Cincinnati Oxford Society Phi Gamma Delta Omicron Delta Kappa Century Club of New York City Cosmos Club of Washington, D.C. Yale Club of New York City Author of: The Giant of the Western World, 1930, (with Helen Hill) The'Church'Against'tne'World, 1935, (with H. R. Neibuhr W. Pauck) The Blessings of Liberty, 1936 Man'From'tne'Valley, 1971
-3- FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Scope and Content Note
The Francis Pickens Miller pgpers, spanning the yegrs 1917~1953, documents the major events in Colonel Miller's military career. The collection consists of 7 series (12 document boxes): World War I (1917-1919); World War II (1942-45); the Office of Military Government for Germany, U.S. (OMGUS) (1945-46); Personal File (1944-1952); the Senate Investigation of the National Defense Program (1946-47); the Army Reserve (1946-53); and a General File, (1947-50)9 The bulk of the World War I material pertains to Miller's training at the Saumur Field Artillery School and the Angers Heavy Artillery School, and includes instruction pamphlets and manuals, notes, bulletins, and exams. The World War I series also contains maps, postcards, telegrams, and a number of miscellaneous documents (passes, receipts, 1.0. cards, orders, muster rolls, and a military passenger list.) The World War II material documents Miller's overseas Army service. One box contains information on Miller's tour of duty with the Office of Strategic Services in London, where he was assigned staff responsibility for planning and organizing Operation Sussex--an intelligence gathering mission which placed agents behind enemy lines prior to the invasion of France in 1944. Among the items in this box are correspondence, status reports, memos, notes and clippings regarding Sussex, including information about recruiting and training of agents, their placement in France, and the subsequent capture and execution of several members of the operation. Of special importance are photostats of an outline, summary account and detailed account of operation Sussex prepared for the SI War Diary. In addition, there is correspondence with Gilbert Renault-Roulier (Remy), the French member of the Sussex coordinating committee that also included Kenneth Cohen of England and Miller. The items relating to OSS and Sussex span the years 1942-46. Box 6 pertains to Miller's service with SHAEF, G-2 division, 1944- 1945. During this year Miller was responsible for supervising the gathering of intelligence relating to the anticipated Allied occupation of Germany. Included are correspondence, intelligence reports and summaries, memos, notes, orders, maps, clippings and photographs. Four folders contain intelligence information on the Battle of the Bulge, and other items of particular research value concern the legal controversy over patent rights between the German company I.G. Farben and Standard Oil of New Jersey, and the German concentration camps (Dachau and Buchenwald) and POWS. The World War II material also includes one box of more general items: Hitler memorabilia, pamphlets, commendations and decorations, and correspondence relating to the relocation of several German nationals. The OMGUS series (1945-46), consists of 2 document boxes pertaining to Miller's work with the military government in occupied Germany as an official in the Office of the Director of Intelligence, under the over-all command of General Lucius Cl~y. Of special interest are materials relating to illegalities within OMGUS, troop morale and discipline, and OMGUS intelligence reports
-4- and memos regarding the attempted assassination of Hitler on July 20, 1944. There are documents concerning intelligence information given by the Russians to the Quadripartite Intelligence Committee in Berlin as well as U.S. material on the Red Army during this period. Reports are included on the following subjects: German Standard of Living Board; OMGUS Plan for Military Government Intelligence, and the War Department Advisory Committee on Military Justice. Otber items in this series are correppondence, reports, notes, orders, directives, pamphlets, telephone directories, passes, and receipts. The post-war material contains information on the Senate Investigation of alleged scandal in the operation of military government in occupied Europe; on Miller's service in the Army Reserve, Virginia Military District; and on Miller's speeches, articles, and his relationship with the French Underground leader Remy. Specific items include Miller1s Senate testimony, correspondence, clippings, newsletters, orders, a Hearings Report, and press releases. The collection was donated to the Marshall Foundation by Francis Pickens Miller in 1971. Mrs. Helen Hill Miller donated a collection of World War I posters at the time Colonel Miller presented his collection to the Marshall Foundation. An addition to the Francis Pickens Miller collection was made in 1977 (15A). The six folders are filed in box 12, folders 32-37, and they contain general correspondence, speeches, clippings, a lecture at West Point in 1947, a list of commendations, items related to the dedication of a memorial to General Hap Adams, and a photo of George Merton. The dates included are; 1941, 1965-1976.
-5- FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Container List
Box 1: World War I, 1917-1919 B-l/F-l Officers Record Book, n.d. (1) B-l/F-2 Officers Pay and Mileage Voucher Forms, n.d. (4) B-l/F-3 I.D., International Committee of the YMCA, .Tune 1917. (1) B-l/F-4 Travel Pass, Sept., 1917. (1) B-l/F-5 Orders, Sept. 1917-March 1919. (16) B-l/F-6 Muster Rolls, 1st Division, Battery "E", Sept.-Oct. 1917. (30) B-l/F-7 Muster Rolls, 1st Division, Battery "F"', Sept.-oct. 1917. (31) B-l/F-8 Muster Rolls, 1st Division, Headquarter's Company, Sept.-Oct. 1917. (31) B-l/F-9 Cables, Oct. 1917-May 1918. (2) B-l/F-IO Memo: Artillery Officer Instruction, March 22, 1918. (3) B-l/F-ll Battery "E" Daily Action Reports, Nov. 9-11, 1918. (3) B-l/F-12 Army Song Book, 1918. (1) B-l/F-13 Pershing Speeches, Feb. 27-28, 1919. (2) B-l/F-14 Military I.D. with attached orders, April 5, 1919. (1) B-l/F-15 Military Passenger List, n.d. (12) B-l/F-16 Discharge orders and Clearance Certificate, May 12, 1919. (2) B-l/F-17 British Postcards with War Photographs, n.d. (9) B-l/F-18 Cloth book, n.d. (1) B-l/F-19 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Exams. (21) B-l/F-20 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Instruction Pamphlet. C5) B-l/F-21 SaumurArtillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Instruction Record. (1) -6- Box 1, cant.: World War I, 1917-19
B-1/F-22 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Notes: Ammunition and Ballistics. (19) B-l/F-23 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Notes: Artillery. (3) B-l/F-24 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Notes: Battery Commander. (46) B-l/F-25 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Notes: Dispersion, Topography, Gas. (15) B-l/F-26 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Notes: Liason, Protection of Artillery. (32) B-l/F-27 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Observation Record Book, June-July, 1918. (1) B-l/F-28 Saumur Artillery School, May-Aug. 1918. Drill Regulations, Jan. 1918. (1) B-l/F-29 Souvenir: Album von Berlin, n.d. (1) Box 2: World War I, 1917-19
B-2/F-l Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (2 1j. ) B-2/F-2 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (24) B-2/F-3 Angers Artillery School, Aug-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (28) B-2/F-4 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (34) B-2/F-5 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (42) B-2/F-6 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (21) B-2/F-7 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (14) B-2/F-8 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletins. (9) B-2/F-9 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Bulletin. (1) B-2/F-IO Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Exams. (18) B-2/F-ll Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. -7- Exams. (24) Box 2, cont.: World War I, 1917-19
B-2/F-12 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Exams. (19) B-2/F-13 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Exams. (19) B-2/F-14 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Instruction pamphlets. (7) B-2/F-15 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Instruction pamphlet. (1) B-2/F-16 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Instruction pamphlet. (1) B-2/F-17 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Instruction pamphlet. (1) B-2/F-18 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Notes. (1) B-2/F-19 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Mess and Transfer of property receipts. (7) B-2/F-20 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Record of Targets. (16) B-2/F-21 Angers Artillery School, Aug.-Sept. 1918. Weapons Diagrams. (1)
Box 3: World War I, 1917-19
Battery Commander School: Howitzer Instruction Book, n.d. (1)
Box 4 : World War II-OSS, 1942-45 Classified--Closed to research
B-4/F-l Military order by F.D. Roosevelt establishing OSS, July,13, 1942. (1) B-4/F-2 OSS, Commission and Assignment. Orders, memos, records, forms, 1943. (20)
B-4/F-3 Commission and Assignment. Orders, memos, records, forms, 1943. (30) B-4/F-4 Sussex, operations Division; status reports, July Sept. 1944. (10) B-4/F-5 Sussex. Notes and memos on operation, 1943. (14) B-4/F-6 Sussex. Agents and missions, 1944-45. (20) -8- Box 4, cont.: World War II-OSS, 1942-45
B-4/F-7 Entertainment Allowances and Censorship instructions, 1943-44. (5)
B-4/F-8 Sussex. Proposed outline and account for SI War Diary, 1944. (17)
B-4/F-9 Sussex. Summary account for SI War Diary (photostat), [ 1944J. (20) B-4/F-IO Sussex. Detailed Account for SI War Diary (photostat and mimo.), [1944J. (32)
B-4/F-ll Sussex. Detailed Account for SI War Diary (photostat and mimo.), cont. [1944J. (26)
B-4/F-12 Sussex. Detailed Account for S1 War Diary (photostat and mimo.), cont. [1944J. (24)
B-4/F-13 Sussex. Detailed Account for SI War Diary (photostat), cont. [1944J. (25)
B-4/F-14 Sussex. Detailed Account for SI War Diary (photostat), c ont . [1944J. (3)
B-4/F-15 Sussex. Proposed outline for S1 War Diary and detailed account (photostat), complete copy [1944J. (132) B-4/F-16 Sussex. Proposed outline for SI War Diary and detailed account (photocopy of original photo stat complete copy. [1944J. (132)
B-4/F-17 Sussex. Bronze Star. recommendation for A. Bernheim, Nov. 1946. (4)
B-4/F-18 Sussex. Bronze Star recommendation for J. Kessel, Nov. 1946. (4)
B-4/F-19 Sussex. Recommendation for Legion of Merit for R. Maunsell, Sept. 1945. (3)
B-4/F-20 Sussex. G. Roulier (Remy); correspondence, memos, and notes, 1945-~6. (17)
B-4/F-21 Letter of commendation, D.ICE. Bruce to Miller, July 12, 1944. (2)
B-4/F-22 Sussex. French newspaper clippings, 1945. (4) Box 5: World War II, 1943-45
B-5/F-l Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun. Translation of Braun's diary, Feb.-May 1935. (4)
B-5/F-2 Adolf Hitler. Marriage certificate(copy), April 1945 . (3) .pol (l'\;~.5jnc; IIltsJe;~ -9- Box 5, con t , : World War II, 1943-45
B-5/F-3 Adolf Hitler; Last Will and Testament(copy) with letter of transmittal. (14) B-5/F-4 Adolf Hitler. Proclamation, Sept. 1941. (1) B-5/F-5 Adolf Hitler, Stationary. (6) B-5/F-6 Souvenir from Berlin--letter to Japanese Embassy, Dec. 1942. (2) B-5/F-7 Pamphlets on returning to civilian life, 1945. (2) B-5/F-8 Pamphlet: "The German Octopus," n.d. (1) B-5/F-9 Pamphlet: "If You Should Be Captured," May 1944. (1) B-5/F-IO Pamphlet: German Language Guide, ~Tune 1943. (1) B-5/F-ll Pamphlet: British Foreign Policy, Nov. 1943. (2) B-5/F-12 Pamphlet: Personal Affairs of Military Personnel, ,Jan. 1943. (1) B-5/F-13 Pamphlet: General Smuts address, Nov. 1943. (1) B-5/F-14 Personal Address Book, n.d. (1) B-5/F-15 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. Clippings, 1945-47. (17) B-5/F-16 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. List. (6) B-5/F-17 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. Press Release, Dec. 1947. (3) B-5/F-18 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. Belgian Order of Leopold and Croix de Guerre, 1946. (12) B-5/F-19 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. Order of the British Empire, 1945. (10) B-5/F-20 CQnmendations and Decorations. French Croix de Guerre, June 1945. (3) B-5/F-21 CGmmendat'ions and Decorations, 1945-49. French Legion or Honor, 1947. (14) B-5/F-22 CGmmenda tions and Decorations. SHAEF certificate, 1945. (1) B-5/F-23 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. u.S. Legion of Merit. (3)
B-5/F-24 Commendations and Decorations, 1945-49. Cross of Military Service, Daughters of the Confederacy, 1949. (2) -10- Box 5, corrt .: World War II, 1943-45
B-5/F-25 World War II (aftermath). Post-war France, IlAffaire Passy,1l clippings, Sept. 1946. (2) B-5/F-26 World War II (aftermath). Conditions in post-war France. Letter, April 1946. (16) B-5/F-27 World War II (aftermath). Conditions in post-war France, vote on constitution, May 6, 1946 . (3) B-5/F-28 World War II (aftermath). Correspondence: Effort to relocate Betty Herbst-Bettenhausen, 1946. (12) B-5/F-29 World War II (aftermath). Correspondence: Frank Dixon transfer, Dec. 1945 . (3) B-5/F-30 World War II (aftermath). Correspondence: location of the von Moltke family, 1945. (6) B-5/F-31 World War II (aftermath). Correspondence: Effort to free Waldemar Hoeffding, 1945. (6) B-5/F-32 World War II (aftermath). Correspondence: relocation of Charles Spiecker, July 1945. (3) B-5/F-33 World War II (aftermath). London News: IlWomen Who Died for their Country,1l May 1948. (1)
Box 6: World War II-SHAEF, 1944-45 B-6/F-l Assignment, G-2 Division, June 1944. (8) B-6/F-2 G-2j Passes. (4) B-6/F-3 G-2j Shipping tickets, 1944. (4) B-6/F-4 G-2; Victory order of the Day, May 8, 1945. (1) B-6/F-5 G-2; Niemoller statement on war guilt. (2) B-6/F-6 G-2; Chateau Transit Camp pass, May 1945. (1) B-6/F-7 G-2; Newspaper clipping on Thomas Betts, n.d. (1) B-6/F-8 G-2j Air transport command ticket, Oct. 3, 1944. (1) B-6/F-9 G-2; Dining permit, Oct. 12, 1944. (1) B-6/F-IO G-2; Travel orders, Sept. 30, 1944. (4) B-6/F-ll G-2j Orders, Oct. 9, 1944. (1) B-6/F-12 G-2; Allied Occupation Coordinating Committee, memos and reports, 1944• (9) B-6/F-13 G-2j Reports and summaries RE Battle of the Bulge, Dec. lQ44-Sept. lQ45. (2Q) " Box 6, cont.: World War II-SHAEF, 1944-45.
B-6/F-14 G-2; Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 38, week ending (Battle of the Bulge) Dec. 10. 1944. (1) B-6/F-15 G-2; Weekly Intelligence Summary No. 39, week ending(Battle of the Bulge) Dec. 17, 1944.(1) B-6/F-16 G-2; Summaries, Reports, Charts, clippings, map (Battle of the Bulge),Dec. 1944-Jan. 1945. (16) B-6/F-17 G-2; Correspondence, reports, memos, notes, 19 44-45. (24) B-6/F-18 G-2; Reports, memos, research notes on Frenchmen, Crimea Conference Communique, n.d. (23) B-6/F-19 G-2; I.G. Farben personnel; reports, memo, clipping, 1945. (10) B-6/F-20 HQ U.S. Group CC: Reports on POW installations, 1945. (20) B-6/F-21 G-2; German(trans) handbook on POW camps; report, essay, and poem on camps; Dachau, 1945. (23) B-6/F-22 G-2; Report on concentration camp Buchenwald (3 copies), 1945. (12) B-6/F-23 Newspaper clippings RE Niemoller, Berlin children, Herr Birger. (4) B-6/F-24 G-2; Information on German Intelligence; pamphlets, memos. (8) B-6/F-25 Organization charts, telephone directories, 1945. (4) B-6/F-26 Illustrations of SHAEF shoulder sleeve insignia. (4) B-6/F-27 Daily prayers and poetry, n.d. (4)
Box 7: OMGUS, 1945-46
B-7/F-l Correspondence: H. von Arnim, Feb.-April, 1946. (4) B-7/F-2 Correspondence: Rev. W. Jannasch. Jan.-March, 1946. (4) B-7/F-3 Correspondence: Dr. Hans Lilje, 1945. (5) B-7/F-4 Major M. Greene. Request for investigation} March 5, 1946. (3) B-7/F-5 Major M. Greene. Orders, Feb.-March 1946. (24) -12- Box 7, cont.: OMGUS, 1945-46
B-7/F-6 Major M. Greene. Memos, March 4, 1946. (18) B-7/F-7 Major M. Greene. Memos, March 1946. (7) B-7/F-8 Illegalities within OMGUS, Memo, nd. (8) B-7/F-9 Illegalities within OMGUS, Memos, n.d. (5) B-7/F-IO Illegalities within OMGUS, notes, n . d. (15) B-7/F-ll Troop Morale and Discipline. Editorial by Miller, Nov. 29, 1945. (6) B-7/F-12 Troop Morale and Discipline. Memo, April 29, 1946. (1) B-7/F-13 Troop Morale and Discipline. Circular, April 30, 1946. (1) B-7/F-14 Troop Morale and Discipline. Newspaper reprints, April, 1946. (11) B-7/F-15 Troop Morale and Discipline. Clippings, April 25, 1946. (5) B-7/F-16 Miller's desk calendar, 1946. (1) B-7/F-17 Press conference--General Clay, April 25, 1946. ( 6) B-7/F-18 Daily Bulletin, Oct. 31, 1946. (1) B-7/F-19 Separation orders and Clearance Certificate, May 1946. (21) B-7/F-20 Separation papers, June 1946. (36) B-7/F-2l Separation papers, June 1946. (6) B-7/F-22 German Panzer book, leaflets, and accompanying letter. (8) B-7/F-23 Tally sheet, Aug. 11, 1945. (1) B-7/F-24 Pass, Oct. 30, 1945. (1) B-7/F-25 Requisition order, Nov. 1945. (1) B-7/F-26 Receipt, April 1946. (2)
B-7/F-27 Currency Exchange Control Book, April 23, 1946. (1 ) B-7/F-28 Officer clothing ration card. (1) B-7/F-29 Nameplates. (5) B-7/F-30 Orchestra programs. (5) -13- Box 7, cont.: OMGUS, 1945-46
B-7/F-31 Orders, Jlme 27,1946. (2) B-7/F-32 Commendation and cover letter, Sept. 1949 Jan. 1950. ( 2 )
Box 8: OMQUS, 1945-46
B-8/F-l Correspondence; memos, orders, notes, 1945-46. (19)
B-8/F-2 Report of Tripartite Conference of Berlin, Aug. 3, 1945 . (20)
B-8/F-3 Intelligence reports, August 1945. (24) B-8/F-4 Memos, messages, and reports, Aug.-Dec. 1945. (24)
B-8/F-5 Reports: OSS; Office of the Director of Intelligencej Allied Control Authority, Jan. 1946. (28)
B-8/F-6 Correspondence, memos, notes, Feb.-March 1946. (22)
B-8/F-7 Memos and notes, March-April 1946. (23) B-8/F-8 Memos, directives, notes, clippings, April-Aug. 1946 . (33)
B-8/F-9 Hitler assassination attempt: G-2 report, political and social backgound; Sept. 1945. (35)
B-8/F-IO Hitler assassination attempt: OSS report, political implications, Oct. 1945. (63)
B-8/F-ll Hitler assassination attempt: Printed letters and reports of James von Moltke, n.d. (52)
B-8/F-12 Hitler assassination attempt: Saturday Evening Post articles, July 20 and 27, 1946. (2)
B-8/F-13 Hitler assassination attempt: Memo to G-2j Current political intelligence(2 copies), June 12, 1946. (10)
B-8/F-14 Hitler assassination attempt: Intelligence Library Bibliography (2 copies), Feb. 26, 1946. (4)
B-8/F-15 Intelligence given by Russia to Quadripartite Intelligence Committee in Berlin, n.d. (5)
B-8/F-16 Intelligence HE Red Army: Bulletin, notes, record of meeting with Sidnev. 1945-46. (18)
B-8/F-17 U.S. War Department pamphlet no. 21-30, "Our Red Army Ally, II April 23, 1945. (1)
-14- Box 8, cont.: OMGUS, 1945-46
B-8/F-18 Time, Oct. 7, 1946. Article on Stalin peace talk noted. (1) B-8/F-19 Report of War Department Advisory Committee on Military Justice to Secretary of War, Dec. 13, 1946. (1) B-8/F-20 German Standard of Living Board report. (41) B-8/F-21 Plan for Military Government Intelligence, Nov. 30, [1945]. (36) B-8/F-22 Plan for Military Government Intelligence, Nov. 30, [1945]. (32) B-8/F-23 Military government; pamphlets and manuals, 1945-46. (5) B-8/F-24 Telephone Directories, 1946. (2) B-8/F-25 Letter, Thomas Nichol, Jr. to Miller, and clippings RE L.D. Clay, 19 48. (3)
Box 9: Personal File, 1944-52 B-9/F-l Part I. Correspondence, Jan. 1945-Aug. 1945. (29) B-9/F-2 Part I. Correspondence, Sept. 1945-oct. 1945. (23) B-9/F-3 Part I. Correspondence, Nov. 1945- Feb. 1946. (35) B-9/F-4 Part II. Orders, citations, June 1944-May. 191.15. (24) B-9/F-5 Part II. Orders, citations, June 1945-Aug. 1945. (23) B-9/F-6 Part II. Ord~rs,Citations, Sept. 1945-May 1946. (33) B-9/F-7 Part III. Correspondence, March 15-20, 1946. (26) B-9/F-8 Part III. Correspondence, March 29-April 5, 1946. (27) B-9/F-9 Part III. Correspondence, April 8-9, 1946. (50) B-9/F-IO Part III. Correspondence, April 10-May 10, 1946. (34) B-9/F-ll Correspondence, Col. John Hughes, July 1946. (2) B-9/F-12 Correspondence, Major M. Greene, August 1947. (2) B-9/F-13 Major M. Greene. Armored Cavalry Journal article, May 1949. (2) B-9/F-14 Correspondence, 1947-48. (15) -15- B-9/F-15 Christmas 'Cards, 1947-52. (26) Box 10: Senate Investigation of the National Defense Program, 1946-47
B-IO/F-l Miller testimony, August 14, 1946. (60) B-IO/F-2 Miller Testimony, August 14, 1946. (57) B-IO/F-3 Miller testimony memo, Dec. 10, 1946. (5) B-IO/F-4 Miller testimony corrections, April 1947. (4) B-IO/F-5 Inspector General's Report, Nov. 1946. (19) B-IO/F-6 Inspector General's Report, Nov. 1946. (14) B-IO/F-7 Investigati.on of Military Government in Occupied Europe Report, Nov. 22, 1946. (93) B-IO/F-8 Investigation of Military Government in Occupied Europe Report, Nov. 22, 1946. (93) B-IO/F-9 Press Release, Dec. 3, 1946. (7) B-IO/F-IO Press Release, Dec. 4, 1946. (2) B-IO/F-ll Related papers, Jan.-July 1946. (24) B-IO/F-12 Correspondence, 19 48-50. (17) B-IO/F-13 Magazine articles, Nov.-Dec. 1946. (2) B-IO/F-14 Clippings, Rogge Report, 1946. (4) B-IO/F-15 Clippings, 1946. (26) B-IO/F-16 Clippings, 1946. (19) B-IO/F-17 Clippings, Oct. 19, 1946. (5) B-IO/F-18 Clippings, 1946-47. (24) B-IO/F-19 Hearings Report, part 42, April 1946-0ct. 1947. (1)
Box 11: U.S. Army Reserve, 1946-53
B-ll/F-l Commission in the Reserve, Oct. 1946. (4) B-ll/F-2 Commission renewal, Jan. 1953. (2)
B-ll/F-3 Article: "Does the Army Want Res er-ves r j April 10, 1948. (6 ) B-ll/F-4 Virginia Military District, Circular, Dec. 1946. (1) B-ll/F-5 (~~~inia Military District, Circular, Aug. 1947. -16- Box 11, cont.: u.s. Army Reserve, 1946-53
B-ll/F-6 Virginia Military District; Duty Roster, 223rd Composite Group, B-ll/F-7 V~rginia Military District; Duty Roster, 223rd Composite Group, 1947-48. (11) B-l1/F-8 Virginia Military District; Meeting correspondence, 223rd Composite Group, 1947. (31) B-ll/F-9 Virginia Military District; Meetings, 223rd Composite Groups, 1948. (14) B-ll/F-IO Virginia Military District; memo to Military Intelligence Reserve Officers, Jan. 1947. (5) B-ll/F-ll Virginia Military District, Memo, March 25, 1948. (2) B-ll/F-12 Virginia Military District, memos, 1947-51. (21) B-l1/F-13 Virginia Military District; Military Intelligence School Certificate, Aug. 5, 1950. (2) B-ll/F-14 Virginia Military District, Newsletters, 1947-48. (31) B-ll/F-15 Virginia Military District, Orders, April-June 1947. (39) B-ll/F-16 Virginia Military District, Orders, ~lly-Aug. 1947. (17) B-ll/F-17 Virginia Military District, Orders, Sept.-Oct. 1947. (30) B-l1/F-18 Virginia Military District, Orders, Nov.-Dec. 1947. (23) B-ll/F-19 Virginia Military District, Orders, 1948-49. (19) B-ll/F-20 Virginia Military District, Orders, 1950-51. (8) B-ll/F-21 Virginia Military District, Press release, n.d. (1) B-ll/F-22 Physical Examinations and Immunization Records, 1948-50. (9) B-ll/F-23 Personal History statements and Reserve Corps qualification questionaire, 1951-52. (17) B-ll/F-24 Reserve Officers Association, convention, May 1948. (17) B-ll/F-25 Reserve Officers Association, ROA magazines, 1948. (2) B-l1/F-26 Reserve Officers Association, Meeting correspondence, 1948-49. (36) -17- Box 11, cont.: U.S. Army Reserve, 1946-53 B-ll/F-27 Reserve Officers Association, meetings, 1949-50. (14· ) Box 12: U.S. Army Reserve, 1946-53; General File, 1941, 1947-1950, 1964-1976 B-12/F-l Army Reserve. Reserve Officers Association, memos, minutes, 1948-49. (28) B-12/F-2 Army Reserve. Reserve Officers Association, newsletter, March 1948. (1) B-12/F-3 Army Reserve. Reserve Officers Association, stationary. (28) B-12/F-4 Army Reserve. Reserve Officers Association, Virginia constitution. (3) B-12/F-5 Army Reserve. Reserve Officers Association, survey, April 28, 1948. (2) B-12/F-6 Army Reserve. Reserve service request, Sept. 11, 1946. (5) B-12/F-7 Army Reserve. Speech notes, n.d. (7) B-12/F-8 Army Reserve. Statement of Preferences forms. (3) B-12/F-9 Army Reserve. Statement of retirement points, 1949-53. (7) B-12/F-IO Army Reserve. Transfer of Records form, May 191~7. (1) B-12/F-ll Army Reserve. Transfer to retired Reserve, Sept. 1953. (1) B-12/F-12 General File. Fellowship of U.S.-British Comrades. Application materials, n.d. (8) B-12/F-13 General File. Fellowship of U.S.-British Comrades. Brochures and cover letter, n.d. (3) B-12/F-14 General File. Fellowship of U.S.-British Comrades. Directory, Jan. 1, 1948. (1) B-12/F-15 General File. Fellowship of U.S.-British Comrades. Membership list, June 16, 1947. (11) B-12/F-16 General File. Remy correspondence, 1950. (6) B-12/F-17 General File. Remy manuscript: "De Gaulle, Cet Inconnu... , 1947. (53) B-12/F-18 General File. Remy, program. (2) -18- Box 12, cont , : General File; 1041. 1947-1950, 1964-1976 B-12/F-19 General File. Remy, Readers Digest Article, Jan. 1947. (1) B-12/F-20 General File. Remy , clipping, tJuly 14, 1950. (1) B-12/F-2l General File. Speeches and Articles. West Point Address, April 2B, 1947. (10) B-12/F-22 General File. Speeches and Articles. West Point Address, April 2B, 1947. (31) B-12/F-23 General File. Speeches and Articles, IINational Defense of Character,1I Aug. 7, 1948. (30) B-12/F-24 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character,1I Aug. 7, 1948. (23) B-12/F-25 General File. Speeches and Articles. II National Defense of Character,1I Explanatory remarks, handwritten draft, n.d. (5) B-12/F-26 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character,1I explanatory remarks, n.d. (25) B-12/F-27 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character,1I related report, Sept. 16, 1948. (6) B-12/F-28 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character,1I Omar Bradley thank-you letter and copies, Nov. 12, 1948. (25) B-12/F-29 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character, II Omar Bradley thank-you letter (copies), Nov. 12, 1948. (24 ) B-12/F-30 General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Character,1I Omar Bradley thank-you letter (copies), Nov. 12, 1948. (15) B-12/F-3l General File. Speeches and Articles. IINational Defense of Characterll with Bradley letter attached, Aug. and Nov. 1948. (11) -19- Box 12, cont , : FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS (15A) Folders 32-37 ONLY B-12/F-32 Correspondence, 1941; 1965-1976 (26) B-12/F-33 Promotions and Speeches. Clippings, n.d. (9) B-12/F-34 West Point Lecture. April 28, 1947. (1) B-12/F-35 List of Commendations, n.d. (1) B-12/F-36 Chadwin, Mark. Re: Loan of Miller Papers, 1964. (5) B-12/F-37 General Hap Adams Memorial. Dedication Ceremony, 1972. (4) B-12/F-38 Newspaper B-12/F-39 Correspondence - Francis Pickens Miller and Allen Moger, 1933, 1939, 1977. B-12/-40 Correspondence - Westmoreland Davis to Francis Pickens Miller, 1939; W. Casey to F. P. Miller, 1977. B-12/F-41 Correspondence - Francis Pickens Miller to Whitney H. Shephardson, 1943. B-12/F-42 Correspondence - Francis Pickens Miller to Gilbert Renault-Roulier (pseudo Remy), 1963, 1977. B-12/F--43 Francis Pickens Miller Speech to Washington and Lee, 1935. B-12/F-44 Reviews of Man From the Valley, 1971. -20- FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Separation Record: Oversize Items --,-Maps (10) World War I (by region): France, Troyes, Chalons, Nancy, Bois Le Pretre, Alsace-Lorraine. World War II: Cloth map of Holland, Belgium, France & Germany (for use by pilots who were shot down behind enemy lines) Germany--inte11igence target density map Germany--economic situation as of August 1, 1949 Germany--Ravenstein's auto map Miscellaneous items (4) Churchill poster with "A Briton's Creed" Dunkerque poster Office of the Director of Intelligence staff outline )/ '~nvitation and illustrated verse (found in the deserted Japanese Embassy at Berlin, 19 45 . ) Location: map case, vault-1st floor -21- FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER PAPERS Separation Record---photographs Location: Photograph Room GCM # 3799-3814 Walls of Gestapo prisons fro Allied agents, 14 Rue de Foch, Paris, 1944. 3815-3815A Portraits of Adolph Hitler in formal dress, standing. 3818A-3818V Berlin, 1945: scenes of the aftermath of World War II. 3819A-3819D Scenes from wedding of Col. Gordon Sheen and Constance Burgeson, Berlin, 1946. 3820 Francis Pickens Miller, passport type photo, probably 1942, OSS. 3821 Francis Pickens Miller, seated at desk, OMGUS, Berlin, 1945. 3R22 General Lucius Clay decorating Col. Francis Pickens Miller, Berlin, 1946. 3323 Gen. Koeltz of the French Army awarding the Croix de Guerre to Francis P. Miller, Berlin 1945. 3O,24A-3824E Scenes from the return of regimental flags to their regiments by DeGaulle, Paris, Spring 1945. 3825A-3825B Col. Francis P. Miller receiving French Legion of Honor from Gen. Billotte, New York City, Dec. 22, 1947. 3828 Battery "E", 58th Artillery, C.A.C., A.E.F., 1918-1919. 3829-3829A 3830-3830A ...u~r Cologne Cathedral, Koln, Germany. (2) Notre Dame, Paris, May 13, 1945. (1) Commode (location unknown). (1) 15-A - George Merton (1 ) -22- GEORGE C. MARSHALL 'RESEARCH FOUNDATION SEPARATION RECORD COL LECTIor ~ : Francis Picken s r'.i.1i~1'..!.1.:::.e.!-r.~c~o~l..!..l~ec"'-t~i~o~n ..:....:..::..:::.=.::..::..::..:;.:.,;--:..:.:..:..;,::~=.:-,--ACCESSION NUMBER: ...... 15--,-,---,-",,-,-&15A __ The following items have been removed from the collection: Description of items Location Photographs: Photograph Room Interior view of Cologne Cathedral, Koln, Germany. #2463 Exterior view of Cologne Cathedral, Koln, Germany. #2464 Barbara ~Jard (Lady Jackson) and Francis Pickens Miller. #2832 Major Donald Maclaren, BarbaraWard (Lady Jackson) and #2833 Francis Pickens Miller. Photograph of tae roo~ in which the President of the #2855-2856 Peace Conference, Mr. George Clemenceau delivered (2 photos) to the German delegates the conditions of the Treaty of Versailles. May 7, 1919. Translation of plaque included. rJotre Dame, Paris, France. t1ay 13, 1945. Autographed #2965 pho tos from Roul i er to t1i 11 er. "Les fetes de Jeanne d'Arc. ceremonie a fJotre Dame de Paris." Photograph of George Merten. #2968 Unidentified group of boys in a boat on a river bank. #2977 (3 boys) GEORGE C. t1ARSHALL RESEARCH FOUNDATION SEPARATION RECORD COLLECTION: Francis Pickens Miller ACCESSION NUMBER: 15 The following items have been removed from the collection: Description of items Location Newspapers: GCMRL - Newspaper file Stars and Stripes: June 7,1944 April 13, 1945 October 9, 1944 April 14, 1945 November 9, 1944 May 2, 1945 March 13, 1945 May 8, 1945 New York Herald Tribune (Continental Edition): December 28, 1944 Apri 1 26, 1945 February 13, 1945 Apri1 27, 1945 March 2, 1945 May 1, 1945 (2 copies) April 13, 1945 May 3, 1945 April 14, 1945 May 9, 1945 The London Times: November 2, 1943 June 7,1944 December 7, 1943 June 10, 1946 Daily Mail (Continental Edition): December 28, 1944 January 7, 1945 Evening Standard: June 6, 1944 Sunday Times: June 11, 1944 The Observer: June 11, 1944 Sunday Chronicle: \July 29, 1945 GEORGE C. t~ARSHALL RESEARCH FOUNDATION SEPARATION RECORD ACCESSION NUMBER: '15 The following items have been removed from the cOllection: Description of items Location Newspapers (cont1d): GCMRL - Newspaper file Yorkshire Evening Press: lJ u1y 30, 1945 Le Populaire: April 13, 1945 May 19, 1945 April 14, 1945 May 20, 1945 May 16, 1945 Le Figaro: May 4, 1945 May 16, 1945 May 5, 1945 May 19, 1945 May 6, 1945 May 20, 1945 Aspects De ~ France: June 22, 1950 June 28, 1950 L1 Humanite: May 8, 1945 Horizons: June, 1946 GEORGE C. MARSHALL RESEARCH FOUNDATION COLLECTION SUMMARY SHEET COLLECTION: Francis Pickens Miller Collection (Addition) ACCESSION NUMBER: 15A DONOR: Francis Pickens Miller DATE OF GI FT: July 1977 SIZE: 6 folders INCLUSIVE DATES: 1941-1976 BIOGRAPHICAL AND SUBJECT SUMMARY: This collection consists of 6 folders of material which were donated as an addition to the already processed Francis Pickens Miller Collection(accession number 15). Included~e miscellaneous correspondence, a copy of a West Point lecture given by Miller in 1947, and information on his promotions and commendations. PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION AND ARRANGEMENT: The material is arranged by subject and includes correspondence, clippings, lecture, and program. RESTRICTIONS: none LOCATION: Vault, 3rd floor ( Box 12, Francis Pickens Miller Collection) COLLECTION REGISTER AVAILABLE: yes Francis Pickens Miller Collection (Addition) 15 A Separation Record 1 photograph of George Merton Location: Photograph Room, ls~rJ ~awer FRANCIS PICKENS MILLER COLLECTION (ADDITION) 15 A B-12/F-32 Correspondence, 1941; 1965-1976 (26) B-12/F-33 Promotions and Speeches. Clippings, n.d. (9) B-12/F-34 West Point Lecture. April 28, 1947. (1) B-12/F-35 List of Commendations, n.d. ( 1) B-12/F-36 Chadwin, Mark. Re: Loan of Miller Papers, 196L~ . (5) B-12/F-37 General Hap Adams Memorial. Dedication Ceremony, 1972. (4)