University of Chicago Library Guide to the Walter P. Paepcke Papers 1912-1976

© 2008 University of Chicago Library Table of Contents Acknowledgments 3 Descriptive Summary 3 Information on Use 3 Access 3 Citation 3 Biographical Note 4 Scope Note 5 Related Resources 7 Subject Headings 7 INVENTORY 7 Series I: General Files 7 Subseries 1: Personal Files 8 Subseries 2: Philanthropic Activities 43 Subseries 3: Property Investments 46 Series II: Container Corporation of America 50 Series III: Goethe Bicentennial Foundation 87 Subseries 1: Correspondence Files 87 Subseries 2: Subject Files 92 Subseries 3: Public Relations 94 Subseries 4: Fundraising 95 Subseries 5: Publications 96 Subseries 6: Scrapbooks and Clippings 96 Series IV: Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies 97 Series V: Financial Records 125 Subseries 1: Walter P. Paepcke, Ledgers, Journals, and Stocks 125 Subseries 2: Elizabeth H. Paepcke, Ledgers and Journals 126 Subseries 3: Property Files 126 Series VI: Photographs and Oversized Documents 127 Series VII: Addenda 137 Subseries 1: General files 138 Subseries 2: Oversize 139 Descriptive Summary

Identifier ICU.SPCL.PAEPCKEW

Title Paepcke, Walter P. Papers

Date 1912-1976, undated

Size 72 linear feet (134 boxes, 1 oversize folder)

Repository Special Collections Research Center University of Chicago Library 1100 East 57th Street Chicago, Illinois 60637 U.S.A.

Abstract The Walter P. Paepcke Papers consist of 72 linear feet and include biographical material, correspondence, subject files, financial documents, publications, scrapbooks, ledgers, newspaper clippings, and photographs. The collection also includes information pertaining to the Container Corporation of America, a business founded by Walter Paepcke in 1926. In addition to materials that refer to Paepcke’s paperboard container business, the papers also document some of his philanthropic, cultural, and educational interests. Included among them is the Goethe Bicentennial Foundation, which organized a festival in 1949 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Included among Paepcke’s other cultural and educational activities are materials relating to the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies. The AIHS, founded in 1950, became an intellectual and cultural center of continuing education that provided seminars, lectures, and forums conducted by leaders in commerce, industry, science, education, religion, and government.

Acknowledgments The Walter P. Paepcke Papers were processed and preserved with generous support from Mrs. Antonia P. DuBrul, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Guenzel, and Mrs. Paula A. Zurcher.

Information on Use Access Series VI includes a small container located in Box 131 that holds a reel of movie film. This film is currently restricted due to the condition of the material or need for special equipment.

Citation When quoting material from this collection, the preferred citation is: Walter P. Paepcke. Papers, [Box #, Folder #], Special Collections Research Center, University of Chicago Library

3 Biographical Note

Walter Paul Paepcke was born on June 29, 1896, in Chicago, Illinois. He was the son of Hermann Paepcke, a Prussian immigrant, and Paula Wagner Paepcke. Walter attended the University School for Boys and the Boy's Latin School where he graduated in 1913. He received a degree in economics and history from Yale University in 1917 and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. From 1918 to 1919, Walter served as an ensign in the United States Naval Reserve Forces. During this same time he also attended night classes at the Kent College of Law.

Walter's father Hermann was the president of the Chicago Mill and Lumber Company, which was described in 1909 as being the largest lumber and box company in the country. In the spring of 1919, after being honorably discharged from the U.S. Naval Reserve Forces, Walter came to work at his father's company as the assistant to the treasurer. He held this position until 1921 when upon his father’s death he became president.

Through the influence of his parents, who were lovers of music and literature. Walter began a lifelong dedication to promoting and preserving the arts. Due in large part to his father, Walter began a relationship with the cultural community of the University of Chicago. It was in this cultural community that Walter became friends with Professor William A. Nitze, chairman of the Department of Romance Languages, and his family. In 1922, Walter married Professor Nitze's daughter, Elizabeth Nitze, and together Walter and Elizabeth began to make considerable contributions to the liberal arts.

In 1926 Walter assumed dual positions in both the Chicago Mill and Lumber Company and a new company he founded called the Container Corporation of America. This new company had begun as a side line business making paper containers during the economically lean period of World War I. Walter saw the potential of this new enterprise and merged it with businesses he had recently acquired, the Philadelphia Paper Manufacturing Company and the Midwest Box Company. By the late 1940s the Container Corporation of America (CCA) had become the largest domestic producer of paper containers.

Walter had an unusual vision for his new company. CCA set out to promote the service offered by its products not the product itself. It could be said that every household contained something made by CCA. Walter also felt that design was central to the success of his new enterprise. In the 1930s Walter Paepcke and CCA became innovators that brought the concept of modern design and business together. CCA launched an advertising campaign that established the company as the best known in the industry. It also helped to focus considerable light on the modern art and design world. By 1955 Walter was honored for his vision and named Industrial Advertiser of the Year.

4 Beyond his business interests, Walter and Elizabeth were patrons and promoters of the musical, literary, and artistic worlds. Walter Paepcke served as a trustee or as a member of the board of directors for the University of Chicago, Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago Orchestral Association, Cliff Dwellers Club, Great Books Foundation, and the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

One unique project Walter Paepcke undertook was a festival in honor of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. His friend, Robert Hutchins, chancellor of the University of Chicago, and Professor Guiseppe Borgese came to him in 1947 with the idea of honoring the German philosopher and poet on the 200th anniversary of his birth. Walter had read Goethe’s writings since his youth and was very much in favor of helping to create a program to honor Goethe. A short time earlier on a trip to Colorado, Walter had seen the town of Aspen and its surrounding countryside. After searching unsuccessfully for a location near Chicago for the celebration, the group decided that the festival could be held in Aspen, Colorado. With considerable involvement on Walter’s part, especially financially, the festival took place in June 1949. As a result of the work Walter did to help organize the Goethe Bicentennial Festival, he began purchasing property in and around Aspen for future development.

The development of Aspen, Colorado led to Walter Paepcke’s most ambitious undertaking. Spurred by the success of the Goethe Festival, Walter established the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies in 1950. The Aspen Institute, a non-profit institute, was to be an intellectual and cultural center of continuing education. Part of its programs were geared towards giving executives the opportunity to understand their role in society and to develop goals and convictions for their lives.

It was said that Walter Paepcke sold big business on its responsibilities as a purveyor of culture. He devoted a lifetime to the patronage of the arts while building and leading a company that became the nation’s largest producer of paperboard containers. Paepcke died in Chicago on April 13, 1960.

Scope Note Series I, General Files; Series II, Container Corporation of America; Series III, Goethe Bicentennial Foundation; Series IV, Aspen Institute for Humanities Studies; Series V, Financial Records; Series VI, Photographs and Oversized Documents; and Series VII, Addenda. The collection itself spans the period 1912 to 1976 and contains correspondence, manuscripts, published materials, newspaper and magazine clippings, photographs, annual reports, and financial documents. Much of the original arrangement has been retained.

Series I, General Files, contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, programs, invitations, legal documents, and financial statements. The correspondence has been arranged chronologically and then alphabetically within each year. The majority of the

5 information contained in this series is of a personal nature, though business matters are discussed in some of the correspondence.

Some of the topics mentioned in Series I include: Walter's wife, Elizabeth (Pussy) Paepcke and their children, Anina (Nina), Paula, and Antonia (Toni); business colleagues; investments; relatives in Europe; effects of the Depression as well as WWII on Walter’s business and personal life; a farm in Sandwich, Illinois, and a dude ranch in Larkspur, Colorado, both of which were developed to include experimental farming and breeding of animals; the development of Aspen, Colorado; and the Goethe Festival.

Another interesting topic is the files in Subseries 2, Philanthropic Activities, on Papecke’s involvement with the Bilderberg Group. This group of slightly more than 100 members includes some of the most powerful men and women in the world. They came from government, politics, industry, finance, education, and communications and are chosen on the basis of their knowledge, standing, and experience. They meet in private for four days every year to discuss ways in which North American and Western Europe can work more closely together. No records are kept of the content of the meetings. Walter Paepcke was asked to participate in the meetings from 1957-1960 but was only able to attend the 1959 meeting.

Series II, Container Corporation of America, and Series IV, Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies, are both arranged as subject files. These were files maintained by Walter Paepcke in his business office and do not constitute the corporate records for these two businesses. The Container Corporation of America as been bought out several times since Paepcke’s death in 1960, the last time by Stone Container Corporation in the 1980s. The non-profit Aspen Institute is still in operation in Aspen, Colorado.

Series III contains the records of the Goethe Bicentennial Foundation and covers the period 1947 to 1951.

Series V, Financial Records, contains a miscellaneous group of financial ledgers and journals maintained by both Walter and Elizabeth Paepcke. Series VI, Photographs and Oversized Documents contains visual materials removed from the other five series and consolidated. Descriptions have been provided and notations have been made within the inventory where images were shifted to Series VI.

Series VII, Addenda, contains a small amount of material that was added to the collection after the original portion was organized and made available to researchers. It has been organized to reflect the arrangement of the original portion of the collection, although not all of the original series have related material in the addenda. The addenda consists of notes and an oversize drawing, correspondence, and two publications from the Container Corporation of America. 6 Related Resources The following related resources are located in the Department of Special Collections:

Paepcke, Elizabeth. Papers

Paepcke, Hilken, and Nitze Families. Papers http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/spcl/select.html

Subject Headings • Hutchins, Robert Maynard, 1899- • Schweitzer, Albert, 1875-1965 • Ortega y Gasset, Jose, 1883-1955 • Coward, Noel, 1899-1973 • Wilder, Thornton, 1897-1975 • Bayer, Herbert, 1900 • Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 1749-1832 • Chicago Mill and Lumber Company • Container Corporation of America • Community and War Fund of Metropolitan Chicago • Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies • Aspen Music Festival • Bilderberg Meetings • International Design Conference • Goethe Bicentennial Festival (1949: Aspen, Colo.) • University of Chicago -- Administration • Depressions -- 1929 -- Illinois -- Chicago • Lumber trade • Paperboard industry • Paper box industry • Container industry -- United States • Art and industry • Design, Industrial • Advertising • Music festivals • Aspen (Colo.) INVENTORY Series I: General Files Series I covers the years 1912 to 1961, though the bulk of this series is 1932 to 1959. It has been divided into three subseries: Personal Files, Philanthropic Activities, and Property Investments. They contain correspondence, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, programs, invitations, legal documents, and financial statements. Photographs found in Series I have been removed and placed in Series VI, Photographs. A page containing a brief description

7 and location has been placed in each file or attached to material where the photographs have been removed.

Subseries 1: Personal Files, contains biographical information on WPP, publicity files that include clippings from his career and obituaries, speeches given by WPP; and general and foreign correspondence. It contains files relating to his parents, Hermann and Elizabeth Paepcke, an alien property case involving his brother-in-law and sister, Alexander and Sophie Pflueger, a bond theft and embezzlement case, and information regarding American investment accounts that WPP managed for relatives overseas. Material on the Paepcke Corporation and Trust, which was his father's company and estate, can also be found in this subseries.

Subseries 2: Philanthropic Activities, contains information on only a fraction of the organizations in which WPP was involved. This subseries contains information on his involvement with the University of Chicago as Trustee and committee member. He also served on the board of the Great Books Foundation and helped create the ‘Great Books of the Western World’ series. This subseries highlights some of Paepcke’s wartime contributions when he served as chairman of the Community and War Fund of Metropolitan Chicago. This subseries also contains issues of The Red Feather, a publication of Community and War Fund. Subseries 2 includes information on Paepcke's service as director and trustee of the Encyclopedia Britannica, the Orchestral Association and the Ford Foundation as well as the creation of the Fund for the Advancement of Education, Inc. It also includes the Art Institute of Chicago, the Council for Financial Aid to Education and WPP's involvement in the Bilderberg Meetings, including his attendance at the 1959 conference.

Subseries 3: Property Investments, includes information on Paepcke’s purchase and development of farmland, between Somonauk and Sandwich, Illinois; and the management of his Perry Park Ranch in Larkspur, Colorado.

Some of the topics mentioned in Series I, General Files include: Walter's wife, Elizabeth (Pussy) Paepcke and children, Anina (Nina), Paula, and Antonia (Toni); business colleagues; investments; relatives in Europe; effects of the Depression as well as WWII on his business and personal life; farm in Sandwich, Illinois and dude ranch in Larkspur, Colorado, both of which were developed to include experimental farming and breeding of animals; the development of Aspen, Colorado; and the Goethe Festival.

Subseries 1: Personal Files Box 1 Folder 1 Biographical data, 1913-1960 Box 1 Folder 2 Publicity, 1931-1957 Box 1 Folder 3 Publicity, 1958-1960, n.d.

8 Box 1 Folder 4 Speeches, 1928 Box 1 Folder 5 Speeches, 1936 Box 1 Folder 6 Speeches, 1937 Box 1 Folder 7 Speeches, 1942 Box 1 Folder 8 Speeches, 1945 Box 1 Folder 9 Speeches, 1951 Box 1 Folder 10 Speeches, 1952 Box 1 Folder 11 Speeches, 1955 Box 1 Folder 12 Speeches, 1957 Box 1 Folder 13 Speeches, 1958 Box 1 Folder 14 Speeches, 1959 Box 1 Folder 15 Speeches, n.d. Box 1 Folder 16 Humorous Quotations, 1956 Box 2 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1932 • Barnes, C.T., Secretary of the Cliff Dwellers (6) • Bessie • Cashen, John L. • Cordier, A.J. (3) 9 • Cowles Badger, Shreve, Secretary The Arts Club (3) • Goodyear, A.C.(3) • Haarth, F.J. (2) • Hart, O.J. • Heinemann, Ida E. (5) • Hobart & Oates • Ibold, Leander J. • Maher, Philip E. (2) • McClelland, R.L. • Nitze, Paul H. (7) • Paepcke, Anina • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (4) • Richards, Atherton • Risley, M. G. • Tracey, E. A. (2) Box 2 Folder 2 Correspondence, 1933 • Allen, Phillip E. • Bailey, Edwin D. (4) • Bates, Fred E. • Burling, Edward B.(2) • Casper, Anthon (2) • Cowles Badger, Shreve (2) • Gelpcke, Hertha • Gilbert, William C. (2) • Guenzel, Alice (2) • Gould, Lyttleton B. P. (2) • Hilken, Henry G. • Lovett, Robert (4) • Loewenherz, E. • Löwen, Thea • Miller, Rosalina (2) • Mueller, Julia U. (2) • Newcombe, Albert (4) • Nitze, Paul H. (10) • Nitze, William A. (8) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (4) • Potenziani, Donna Myriam • Sachs, F. P. (4) • Warden, Herbert W. (5) • Weyerhauser, Frederic K. (4) • Yale Club of New York City Box 2 Folder 3 Correspondence, 1934 10 • Anisfield, Marochka (2) • Cable, Arthur S. (2) • Cashen, John F. (2) • Chicago Symphony Orchestra • Dixon, Wesley M. • Dulany, George W. • Fairbank, Janet • Frohman, Sidney (2) • Harris Trust and Savings Bank • Hawkins, John C. (2) • Hilkens, Henry G. (6) • Hutchenson, Hector • Ibold, Leander J. • Kahanamoku, Sam • Lagergren, Ragnar (6) • Maher, Phillip • Miller, Rosalina • Mueller, Gottfried (2) • Murray, George • Nitze, Paul (8) • Ober, Woodbury S. (2) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (7) • Phillips, H.G. (3) • Rea, George, P. (3) • Richardson, Atherton (2) • Robertshaw, Frank N. (4) • Russell, Stanley A. • Smith, Carlton (2) • Throne, J. Norrish (6) • Wetzel (2) • Weyerhaeuser, F.K. (3) • Whipple, J. N. • Wodack, George A. Box 2 Folder 4 Correspondence, 1935 • Allen, Phillip E. • Avery, Sewell. L. (2) • Blair, William M. (2) • Cable, Arthur G. (3) • Calder, Alexander (2) • Carey, W. Gibson (3) • Chu, Helha Marie (5) • Donaldson, Victor E. (4) • Goodyear, A. C. (3) • Guenzel, Alice P. (2) 11 • Hilken, Henry G. (2) • Hondius, Peter (2) • Lagergren, Ragnar (2) • Morton • Miller, Rosalina • Newman, A.B. • Nitze, Paul H. (7) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (2) • Pflueger, J. C. (4) • Runyon, Mefford R. (2) • Sachs, Peter (2) • Spencer, Oliver Wade (4) • Stevenson, Adali • Symington, W. Stuart (16) Box 2 Folder 5 Correspondence, 1936 • Kittredge, William A. (2) • Marshall, Thomas L. • Nitze, William A. • Paepcke, Elizabeth • Rodman, T.C. • Sudler, Carrol H. Box 2 Folder 6 Correspondence, A-N, 1937 • Aldis, Graham • Ashenhurst, R. L. • Bennett, J. Frank • Cashen, John F. (2) • Cathcart, James A. • Cheley Colorado Camps (2) • Colfax, Peter • Francis • Ferril, Thomas H.(2) • Ferrsi, Chuck (3) • Flanders, Paul • Goldsmith, Alan • Goodyear, Conger (3) • Harvey, Fred (3) • Harvey, Byron S. • Hawkins, John C. (3) • Heminway, J. Callander (2) • Henderson, Malcom H. • Holland America Line (2) • Hutchins, Francis S. 12 • Kent, Charlotte Austin (4) • Lenz, Carl K.(2) • McLaughlin, Harriet • Munger, Royal F. (3) • Nitze, Paul H. (3) • Nitze, William A. Box 2 Folder 7 Correspondence, O-W, 1937 • Odell, William R. • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (7) • Perkins, Katherine (6) • Reidemeister & Ulrichs Corporation (2) • Ryerson, Joseph T.(8) • Sachs, Friedrich Peter (2) • Satterfield, W. R. • Schoonmaker, Frank (5) • Sinclair, Reginald (3) • Stuart, Douglas • Symington, W.S. • Thorne, J. Norrish (2) • Turner, W. B. (3) • Wade, Festus J. (3) • Wagner, Richard (Aunt Blanche) (3) • Wagner, Robert G. (2) Box 2 Folder 8 Correspondence, A-J, 1938. • Avery, Sewell. L. • Burling, Edward (6) • Cashen, John F. • Cheley Colorado Camps (4) • Collins, Vivian (2) • Cone, Fred P. (5) • Crunden, Wade (2) • Dixon, Wesley M. • Dodd, L.M. • Dunning, Norman (2) • Emmet, William (2) • Enck, P. (2) • Ferdinand, Prince Louis • Ferril, Thomas H. (3) • Fairbank, Kellogg • Flanders, Paul • Goodyear, Conger • Hawkins, J.C. (4) 13 • Henderson, Malcolm S. (2) • Johnson, Oscar Box 2 Folder 9 Correspondence, L-W, 1938 • Lagergren, Ragnar (2) • Lamont, Robert P. (5) • Lane F. Tatcher (2) • Lasker, Edward (2) • Liebes, Dorothy (3) • Lloyd, Glen • Luce, Henry R. (3) • Maher, Phillip B. • Morse, Charles H. (4) • Nitze, Paul (4) • Nitze, William A. (3) • Pepper, Claude (8) • Richards, Atherton • Sachs, Peter (3) • Sefton, J. W. (2) • Simms, Albert (2) • Stahlman, James G. (2) • Williams, Knowlton (2) • Whipple, Jay N. (4) Box 2 Folder 10 Correspondence, A-N, 1939 • Alexander, Ben (2) • Averey, Sewell, L. (2) • Bartholomay, William (3) • Bitter, John (5) • Biographical Encyclopedia of the World (4) • Bruening, Jos A. (7) • Burling, Edward B. (2) • Coward, Noel (2) • Derby, George (2) • Ferril, Thomas N. (9) • Gideon, Siegfried • Girls Latin School of Chicago • Goodyear, A. Conger (5) • Guenzel, Alice Paepcke (2) • Hankins, Edward R. (2) • Hammond, Luther S. • Harris Upham & Co • Henderson, M. S. (2) • Kane, Ruth (2) 14 • Kirk, Walter • Lamont, Robert P. • Mitchell, Everett(2) • Murray, George M. (2) • Newhard, Chapin S. • Nitze, Paul (4) • Nitze, William (4) Box 2 Folder 11 Correspondence, P-W, 1939 • Pabst, Fred (2) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) • Pearce, Ernistine (5) • Pepper, Claude (11) • Richardson, Ralph • Russell, Paul S. (4) • Shockey, H.H. (2) • Stevenson, Adlai (4) • Thorne, J. Norrish (4) • Swan, Lucille • Symington, W. Stuart (5) • Sachs, Peter (5) • Satterfield, W.R. (2) • Warden, Herbert W. (6) Box 3 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1940 • Coonley, Prentiss L. (3) • Gould, Lyttleton B. P. (2) • Hamilton, H. L. • Marquand, John P. (2) • Miller, Rosalina (2) • Paepcke, Anina H. (Nips) (3) • Pflueger, Alex • Richards, Atherton (2) • Satterfield, W. R. (2) • Stevenson, Adlai E. (2) • Symington, W. Stuart(2) Box 3 Folder 2 Correspondence, 1941 • Gould, L. D. • Henderson, Malcolm S. (7) • Lamont, Robert P. (2) • Robertshaw, Irene Box 3 15 Folder 3 Correspondence, A-Ke, 1942 • Abbe, Polly • Armstrong, D. • Bakewell, Paul (16) • Bowditch, E. Francis (2) • Brooks Borthers • Buckner, Clyde (3) • Burger, Mary D. (5) • Cashen, John F. • Cavanagh Hats Inc. • Cowham, R. N. • Cummings, John J. • Daniels, Edwrd M. (2) • Dearing, Albin P. (5) • Dewey, Bradley (2) • Douglass, Clyde (3) • Ely, W. Newbold • Elting, Winston • Fairbank, Kellogg (3) • Ferril, T.H. (2) • Follansbee, Rogers • Geisendorfer, George (2) • Gottesman, D. S. (2) • Gould, Lloyd • Healy, Fred A. (2) • Heminway, J. Callender (2) • Henderson, Malcolm (3) • Hilken, Theodora • Johnston, Claiborne (2) • Kemp, Frank A. (4) Box 3 Folder 4 Correspondence, Ki-Y, 1942 • Kirk, Douglas (4) • Kirsch, Alfred Joseph • Lane, F. Tatcher (2) • Macdonald, H.H. (2) • McClelland, Florence C. (4) • Moore, Ballard • Noland, Charlotte • O’Biren, L. P. • Paepcke, Anina (Nina/Nips) (7) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (2) • Papecke, Paula A. • Palmer, Harry 16 • Porter, Frank Scoulder (2) • Quick, W. Edward (2) • Robertshaw, Frank N. (2) • Robertshaw, Irene • Woodworth, H. Selby (2) • Selective Service System • Stock, Frederick • Stewart, Harold A. (15) • Sudler, Louis C. (2) • Taub, Maximilian V. (5) • Thorne, J. Norrish (3) • Unites States Post Office (2) • Wade, Festus J. (3) • Woodward, Frederic (2) • Yerkes, D. Lorraine (4) Box 3 Folder 5 Correspondence, A-N, 1943 • Allen, Winthrop (2) • American Kennel Club • Chapman, Frank (2) • Bakewell, Paul • Barclay, John • Bauer, Ellen (2) • Bennett, R.B. • Boesen, M. J. (2) • Chapman, Frank • Cock, S. H. • Fairbank, Kellogg (2) • Froelicher, Francis (3) • Gardner, Colin • Doane, D. Howard (3) • Gepp, Herbert • Godbold, W. J. (5) • Goldberg • Gould, Lloyd (13) • Goodyear, A. Conger (7) • Hanna, Phil S. • Hare, Joe (2) • Harvey, Byron • Harvey, Fred • Henderson, Malcolm (10) • Henrik • Hughes, H. R. (2) • Huntington, Raymond N. (2) • Hutchins, Robert M. (8) 17 • Jean (2) • Kassel, Norman (3) • Kelley, Charles Fabens (2) • Letang Boots & Shoes • Mahrt, Al H. • Mayflower Hotel (6) • Nitze, Paul H. (3) • Nitze, William A. (2) Box 3 Folder 6 Correspondence, O-W, 1943 • Owens, S. J. • Paepcke, Anina and Paula (3) • Paepcke, Anina (Nina/Nips) (8) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (15) • Paepcke, Paula A. (5) • Peacock, Sterling E. (2) • Pepper, Claude • Pillsbury, Philip • Quinn, F MCD. (3) • Rationing Board (6) • Reuter, Rudolph (2) • Rohr, Carl (3) • Robertshaw, Irene (3) • Rose, Frank • Roze, Joaquin de la • Schniewind, Carl O. • Schultze, Ludwig (8) • Sevier, John A. (2) • Shillington, William O. • Slocum, H. Turner (2) • Smith and Irle (2) • Stephenson, W. H. (5) • Swift, Henke & Co (2) • Symington, W. Stuart • Traver, George W. • Venetian Blind Laundries • Wade, Libby (2) • Washburn, J. M. (3) • Winkler, P. A. • Woodward, Frederic C. (2) Box 3 Folder 7 Correspondence, 1944 • Dodd, Les (7) • Erskine, Albert (2) 18 • Hellmund, Blanco de (9) • Luce, Henry Robinson • Kirk, Douglas (2) • Moore, Grace (2) Box 3 Folder 8 Correspondence, A-K, 1945 • Allen, Winthrop (11) • Ansin, Herbert G. • Avery, Sewell L. (2) • Barnes, Nelson L. (2) • Bayer, Herbert (4) • Binns, Jospeh P. (2) • Bowman, R. Wade (2) • Burton, M. L. (4) • Callner, Hilton H. (2) • Dearing, Albin (5) • Dillman, David (2) • Fairchild, Donald • Ferguson, Sydney • Ferril, Thomas H. • Frazier, Walter S. (3) • Gepp, Herbert (2) • Goodyear, A. Conger (3) • Greene, George De B. (3) • Guenzel, Paul W. (2) • Hamill, E. A. (3) • Hilton, Conrad N. (2) • Hurd, Frederick (6) • Jarvis, N. L. (2) • Jeidels, Otto (2) • Kennelley, Martin Box 3 Folder 9 Correspondence, L-Pa, 1945 • Lurie, S. B. (3) • Lynes, Georges Platt (3) • MacDonald, Ranald H. (4) • McDonald, E. F (3) • McMillen, Wayne • Matisse, Pierre (2) • Mendoza, Cristobal L. (3) • Mitchell, Wallace (2) • Montgomery, A. Moore (2) • Morton, Streling (3) • Needham, Maurice H. (4) 19 • Newman, A. B. (2) • Nitze, William A. (6) • Noland, Charlotte (3) • Paepcke, Anina (Nina) (6) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (12) • Paepcke, Paula (8) Box 3 Folder 10 Correspondence, Pf-Y, 1945 • Pflueger, J. C. (5) • Powers, W. C. (4) • Rauch, H.L. (7) • Robertshaw, Irene E. (3) • Rossiter, Lawrence F. (4) • Schmid-Vellard, E. (4) • Seymour, Charles (2) • Shaskan, George Lincoln • Shook, Teresa (2) • Sinclaire, Reginald • Slater, Arthur (2) • Sachs, Peter (2) • Stocker, Charlotte A. (2) • Sulzberger, Frank L. (2) • Symington, W. Stuart (2) • Tallmadge, E.S.(2) • Trevino, S. N. • Wackwitz, Clare L. (2) • Wade, Crunden (2) • Weyerhausen, F. K. (4) • Yen, James Box 3 Folder 11 Correspondence, B-Me, 1946 • Bell, Boyd & Marshall (3) • Dudley, Dororthy H. (2) • Doering, Robert O. (3) • Ely, W. Newbold (3) • Gaevernitz, Gero von (3) • Gould, Lloyd • Greene, George de B. (3) • Hamill, E. A. • Haupt, Ira & Co (4) • Hutchins, Robert M. (2) • Knapp, Gerhard3) • Lurie, S. B. (2) • McDonald, E. F. (3) 20 • Melbye, William (22) Box 3 Folder 12 Correspondence, Mu-Y, 1946 • Muller, Julia, U. (2) • Nitze, Carl L. (2) • Nitze, Paul H. (4) • Nitze, William (4) • Pflueger, Wayne • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (2) • Paepcke, Paula (2) • Sachs, Peter • Suba, Suzanne • Smith, Weston • Sweeney, James Johnson (5) • Valentin, Curt(2) • Weyerhauser, F. K. (2) • Yorck, David (10) Box 4 Folder 1 Correspondence, 1947 • Whitehouse, R.L. (8) Box 4 Folder 2 Correspondence, 1948 • Christie, John (10) • Guenzel, A. Paepcke • Henderson, Malcolm (4) • Hoskins, Halford L. (7) • Keefe, Lucille (3) • Keller, Ira C. (2) • Nitze, Paul H. (3) • Nitze, William A. (8) • Reed, Grover, W. (3) • Schulze, Ludwig F. M. (2) • Woods, Leonard H. (2) Box 4 Folder 3 Correspondence, A-M, 1949 • Aktiebolaget Nordsvenska Bruk (R. Lagergren) • Allerton, Robert (3) • Babb, James T. (3) • Burling, Edward B. (3) • Christie, John (3) • Cranmer, George (6) • Goodyear, A. Conger (15) 21 • Guenzel, Louis (5) • Haggard, Howard W. (2) • Herter, Christian A. (5) • Henderson, Malcolm (5) • Knight, Francis M. (2) • Lagergren, R. (4) • Laughlin, James (3) • Lum, Y. T. (4) • Marquand, John P. (3) Box 4 Folder 4 Correspondence, Mc-W, 1949 • McDonald, E F. (3) • McElroy, Neil (3) • Nitze, Paul (2) • Nitze, William, A. (8) • Paepcke, Alice Antonia (4) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (7) • Paepcke, Paula (6) • Pargellis, Stanley (2) • Pargellis, Paula A. (4) • Piatigorski Gregor • Pflueger, Sophie (3) • Rubinstein, Arthur (2) • Sinclair, Reginald (3) • Szigeti, Joseph (4) • Tcherpinine, Alexandre • Wilder, Thornton • Williams, Richard B. (5) • Williams, R. L. (4) • Winterbotham, John • Whipple, Jay N. (2) • Woods, Arthur (2) Box 4 Folder 5 Correspondence, A-L, 1950 • Avery, Sewell L. • Babin, Victor (3) • Bell, Bernard Iddings (3) • Brice, Antonia (2) • Carey, G. T. (4) • Capra, Frank (2) • Chicago Fair of 1950 (2) • Christie, John (2) • Corbusier, Le (2) • Dillingham, Walter (2) 22 • First Wisconsin National Bank • Frankfurter, Alfred M. • Guenzel, Louis • Hentig, R. • Herrera-Uslar, Reinaldo • Kartzke, Klaus (4) • Koehne, John L. (2) • Laderman, Samuel (3) • Lilly, Eugene (10) • Louck, Gerold M. Box 4 Folder 6 Correspondence, M-Pf, 1950 • Ménil, Jean de • Mitchell, Samuel M. (2) • Nitze, Paul (2) • Nitze, William A. (20) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (5) • Paepcke, Toni (8) • Pargellis, Allen (14) • Pflueger, Sophie (5) Box 4 Folder 7 Correspondence, Pi-W, 1950 • Piatigorsky, Gregor (2) • Regnery, Henry (4) • Reuter, Rudolph (2) • Robinson, Hamilton (9) • Rubenstein, Arthur (2) • Schoonmaker, Frank (4) • Sefton, J.W. (3) • Sinclaire, Reginald (2) • Stearns, Robert L. • Steinert, Eleanor (3) • Stern, Isaac (2) • Symington, Stuart W. (2) • Taylor, Vernon F. (2) • Theobald, Paul • Wagner, William (3) • Wagonseller, E.A. (2) • Weckbaugh, Kernan (2) • Weizsaecker, C.P. von (2) • Woods, Leonard (14) • Wulsin, Lucien (8) Box 4 Folder 8 23 Correspondence, 1950 • University of Denver, Honorary Doctor of Laws degree Box 4 Folder 9 Correspondence, A-F, 1951 • Bach, Otto Karl (2) • Bermingham, Edward J. (13) • Cervi, Gene (2) • Chermayeff, Serge (2) • City of Chicago, Department of Welfare (2) • Clark, Henry (2) • Cooper, Gary (3) • Dole, C. Minot (3) • Ebert, Carl (5) • Ferril, Thomas H. (7) Box 4 Folder 10 Correspondence, G-N, 1951 • Goodyear, A. Conger (8) • Gould, Lloyd • Gropius, Walter (2) • Guenzel, Louis (3) • Herter, Christian A. (6) • Lauck, Gerold M. (2) • Lilly, Eugene (2) • Megrew, Alden F. (10) • Menninger, Karl A. (3) • Miller, Roscoe J. (4) • Mullin, J. Stanley (2) • Nitze, Paul • Nitze, William A. (6) Box 4 Folder 11 Correspondence, O-Z, 1951 • Odegaard, Charles E. (4) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (11) • Paepcke, Toni (3) • Pargellis, Allen M. (4) • Pflueger, Sophie (2) • Piatigorsky, Gregor (3) • Sammartino, Peter (5) • Slezak, John (2) • Stevenson, Adlai E. (2) • Wilder, Thornton • Woodall, W. Lucas (2) • Woods, Leonard 24 • Yale College, Class of 1917 35th Reunion (14) • Zadok, Charles (2) Box 5 Folder 1 Correspondence, A-G, 1952 • Allen, Winthrop (5) • American Relief for Korea, Inc. • Appleget, Thomas B. (12) • Bell, Bernard Iddings (3) • Berko, Ferenc (3) • Brooks Foundation • Carton, Alfred T. (2) • Chappell, Mabelle H. • Coward, Noel (2) • Curtis, Howard S. • David, Donald K. (3) • Dearing, Albin (2) • Finch, William C. (6) • Fuller, Buckminister • Garland, Charles R. (2) • Gould, Lloyd (10) • Guenzel, Louis (3) • Goodyear, A. Conger (2) • Gottesman, D. S. (2) Box 5 Folder 2 Correspondence, H-N, 1952 • Heifetz, Benar (2) • Hayes, Bartlett H. (5) • Hertere, Christian A. (5) • Hutchins, Robert M. (3) • Jacobs, Albert C. (4) • Kahn, Herman H. • Kurth, Ernest L. (4) • Lagergren, Ragnar (3) • Levis, William E. • Lilly, Eugene (12) • Morris, Newbold (2) • Nelson, George A. (3) • Nitze, Erik • Nitze, Paul H. (3) • Nitze, William A. (19) Box 5 Folder 3 Correspondence, P, 1952 • Paepcke, Elizabeth (Pussy) (10) 25 • Paepcke, Toni (16) • Pargellis, Allen M.(9) • Patterson, William D. (5) • Pflueger, Sophie (5) • Piatigorski, Gregor (4) • Princeton Club of Chicago (9) Box 5 Folder 4 Correspondence, R-We, 1952 • Rooks, Shelby (2) • Schniffeler, Curt C. • Smith, Douglas F. (2) • Skinner, Cornelia Otis (2) • Society for Contemporary American Art (14) • Thompson, Raymond Sisson (5) • Truax, Carol (2) • University of Notre Dame • Weininger, Alfons and Kathe (7) Box 5 Folder 5 Correspondence, Wi-Y, 1952 • Wiedeman, Charles F. (2) • Woods, Arthur (6) • Woods, Leonard H. (19) • Wyzanski, Charles E. (3) • Yale University (8) Box 5 Folder 6 Correspondence, March 1952 • University of Denver Box 5 Folder 7-8 Correspondence, April 1952 • University of Denver Box 5 Folder 9 Correspondence, May 1952 • University of Denver Box 5 Folder 10 Correspondence, June-August 1952 • University of Denver Box 5 Folder 11-12 Correspondence, December 1952-January 1953 • University of Denver 26 Box 6 Folder 1 Correspondence, A-Ha, 1953 • Adler, Mortimer J. • Barzun, Jacques • Bell, Laird • Bern, Edward G. • Brundage, Percival • Cavanaugh, The Rev. John J., C.S.C. • Cervi, Gene • Chemayeff, Ivan • Cherry, John G. • Coons, Arthur G. • Coward, Noel • Dearing, Albin • Finch, William C. (6) • Ford, Henry II • Goodyear, General A. Conger (5) • Gould, Lloyd (3) • Guenzel, Alice • Harris, Sydney • Hayes, Bartlett H. Box 6 Folder 2 Correspondence, Hi-P,1953 • Hinrich, Ernest • Kauffman, Henrik de • Kestnbaum, Meyer • Knopf, Alfred A. • Kribben, Earl • Kurth, Ernest L. • Masters, W. Lawrence (H. Paepcke & Co. invoice enclosed circa 1889) • Menil, Jean de • Nef, John • Nitze, Paul H. • Nitze, William and Nina • Ostwald, Grete • Pargellis, Allen M. Pargellis, Paula (3) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (9) • Paepcke, Toni (7) • Paepcke, Dr. Ernst August • Phelan, Balfour • Pflueger, Mrs. Sophie • Purvis, J.E. Box 6 Folder 3 27 Correspondence, S-We, 1953 • Saturday Review of Literature • Shepley, Ethan Allen • Sik, Andrew E. • Symington, Mrs. Stuart • Wallace, George • Weigle, Richard D. Box 6 Folder 4 Correspondence, Wh-Wo, 1953 • White, Lynn, Jr. • Whitney, John Hay • Woods, Mrs. Leonard H. (Anina) (18) • Woods, Leonard H. (14) • Woods, Leonard and Anina (2) • Curry, R.E. • Keefe, Lucille (to Mrs. Leonard H. Woods (Anina)) • Southwestern University, commencement address, May 25,1953 Box 7 Folder 1 Correspondence, A-F, 1954 • Adler, Mortimer J. • Adler, Mortimer J. to Walter Lippmann • Will, Phillip, Jr. • Hyzen, Leon • Alter, Chester M. • Arnason, H. H. • Avery, Sewell L. • Hyatt, Roger • Bissell, H. D. • Brown, Courtney C. • Butterfield, Victor (5) • Cathcart, James A. • Cavanaugh, The Rev. John J., C.S.C. • Chaney, Clarence R. (4) • Chapman, Mrs. Gilbert W. • Christie, John • Cominsky, J.R. • Dando, John • Davis, Richard S. (2) • Dayton, Mr. Kenneth (2)Dearing, Albin (4) • Edgerton, Jay • Fairbank, Kellogg • Fermi, Laura • Ferril, Thomas Hornsby • Furstenberg, F.L. von 28 Box 7 Folder 2 Correspondence, G-Ki, 1954 • Goodyear, General A. Conger (15) • Grover, Allen • Guenzel, Mrs. Louis Guenzel (Alice) (3) • Gump, Richard • Hamilton, Ian • Harris, Sydney J. (3) • Hawks, Stanley • Heifetz, Benar • Hesburgh, The Reverend Theodore M., C.S.C. • Jacobs, Albert C. (3) • Jacobs, Loretta Beal • Hartzhe, Georg (sic?) • Kauffmann, Ambassador Henrik De • Keller, Ira C. • Kepes, Gyorgy • Kestnbaum, Meyer • Kirkland, Wallace Box 7 Folder 3 Correspondence, Kn-P, 1954 • Knappstein, K.H. • Knopf, Alfred A. (5) • Kribben, Earl • Koch, John • Laughlin • Lanin, Lester • Larsen, Roy E. • Killy, Eugene • Luce, The Honorable Clare Boothe • Murchie, Guy • Neuses, Marianne • Nitze, Paul H. • Nitze, Mrs. William A. (Anina) (4)Nitze, William A. (2) • Nitze, Mr. and Mrs. Willam A. (2) • Noland, Charlotte • Paepcke, Mrs. Walter P. (Elizabeth) (10) • Paepcke, Alice A. (Toni) (3) • Pargellis, Mrs. Allen M. (Paula) (3) • Eddie • Pflaum, Mrs. Leo • Pflueger, Mrs. Sophie Box 7 Folder 4 29 Correspondence, R-W, 1954 • Redfield, Robert • Saxer, Melanie • Schmeisser, William C., Jr. (2) • Schoenbrunn, L.E. • Scott, John • Shahn, Ben • Shepley, Ethan A. H. • Stevens, David H. • Temianka, Henri (2) • Thompson, The Honorable Llewellyn • Thompson, J. Cameron (2) • Wakefield, Lyman E. • Ward, Mr. and Mrs. F. Champion (5) • Welles, Sam • Wells, Harry • Marshal • Woods, Nina to Lloyd Gould (2) • Woods, Mrs. Leonard H. (Nina) (2) • Woods, Leonard H. (2) • Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H.(2) • Wyzanski, Charles E., Jr. Box 7 Folder 5 miscellaneous, 1954 Box 7 Folder 6 Correspondence, A-Go, 1955 • Adler, Mortimer J. (4) • Baur, John I. H. • Brashears, E.L. (2) • Coons, Arthur G. (6) • Coward, Noel • Dearing, Albin (2) • Gomberg, William • Goodyear, General A. Conger Box 7 Folder 7 Correspondence, Gr-P, 1955 • Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Allen • Grover, Allen Grover (3) • Guenzel, Mrs. Louis (Alice) (2) • Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom • Hirth, Johanna • Hutchins, Francis H. • Lagergren, Ragnar (2) 30 • Leinsdorf, Erich • Lilly, Eugene (2) • Luce, Clare Booth (2) • Luce, Henry R. • McFerrin, John B. • Menil, Jean de • Neef, Dr. Fritz • Nuveen, John • Paepcke, Elizabeth (8) • Paepcke , Richard H. • Paepcke, Toni (6) • Pagels, Ursula • Pargellis, Mrs. Allen M. (Paula) (2) • Paulding, Mrs. Gouverneur • Pflueger, Sophie (4) • Pfluger, J.C. Box 7 Folder 8 Correspondence, R-W, 1955 • Reiner, Dr. and Mrs. Fritz • Roberts, Justice • Ross, Norman • Schoenbrunn, Lee • Haussknecht, Emma Scott, John • Sloan, Lavin A • Thompson, The Honorable Llewellyn E. • Weisert, John C. • Weiss, J. Irving (3) • Avery, Sewell L. • Woods, Leonard H. (3) • Woods, Mrs. Leonard H. (Nina) (3) • Cordelia Box 7 Folder 9 Correspondence, A-He, 1956 • Adler, Mortimer J. (11) • Armour, Mrs. A. Watson • Bill, Max • Butterfield, Victor • Cavanaugh, The Rev. John J., C.S.C • Cousins, Norman • Dearing, Al • Fisher, Mr and Mrs. Francis • Funk, Donald S. • Harris, T George • Harvey, Byron 31 • Hayek, F.A. • Heinz, H.J., II Box 7 Folder 10 Correspondence, He-Na, 1956 • Henderson, Malcom (4) • Herter, Governor Christian A. • Hesburgh, The Reverend Theodore M., C.S.C. (2) • Hooker, William P. • Hugh-Jones, E.M. • Howard, Barbara H. • Ishiyama, Kenkichi • Jacobs, Albert C. • Kabir, Humayun • Kaye, Mrs. Danny • Kleffens, His Excellency E.N. van • Lilje, Dr. Hanns • Lily, Eugene • McLatchie, John (w/ Japanese Booklet on advertising) • Mortel, J.B.V.M.J. van er • Muelhens, Ferdinand • National Wildlife Federation Box 8 Folder 1 Correspondence, Ni-R, 1956 • Nitze, Mrs. William A. (12) • Nitze, Mr. and Mrs. William A. • Oenslager, Donald • Osborn, R. • Paepcke, Elizabeth (6) • Paepcke, Toni (6) • Pagels, Hildegard • Pargellis, Mrs. Allen M. (Paula) (6) • Pflueger, Sophie (6) • Piatigorsky, Gregor • Russell, Gordon • Ryerson, Edward L. Box 8 Folder 2 Correspondence, S-W, 1956 • Scott, John (2) • Shriver, Robert Sargent, Jr. • Mclatchie, John (w/ith Japanese Booklet on Advertising) • Steinberg, William • Szigeti, Joseph • Taft, Charles P. 32 • Tucher, Baron H. C. • Turck, Charles J. • Vienot, J. • Ward, F. Champion (4) • Ward, Clarence • White, Ralph E. • Woods, Alexandra • Woods, Anina H. Woods (7) • Telegrams Box 8 Folder 3 Correspondence, A-Pa, 1957 • Acheson, Dean (2) • Arldt, Dr. Gustav Arldt (remarks made at funeral of William A. Nitze) (2) • Arndt, Dr. Karl • Babin, Victor • Babin, Mr. and Mrs. Victor • Bayer, Joella • Miler, A.G. • Beaverbrook, Lord • Bergson, Maria • Cavanaugh, The Reverend John J., C.S.C. • Crowther, Geoffery • Dubrul, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen (2) • Dubrul, Stephen • Dubrul, Mrs. Stephen McK. (Toni) • Franklin, General John M. • Goldstone, Esther • Griswold • Harris, Syd • Haydon, Harold • Henry, S. Arthur • Hesburgh, The Reverend Theodore M., C.S.C. (2) • Hutchins, Robert M. • Kell, Reginald • Knopf, Alfred A. (2) • Marquand, John • Mortel, Dr. J.B.V.M.J. van der • Nitze, Mrs. William A. (5) • Paepcke, Mrs. Walter P. (Elizabeth) (5) Box 8 Folder 4 Correspondence, Pa-W, 1957 • Paepcke, Toni • Pargellis, Paula A. • Prebel, R.C. 33 • Primrose, William • Primrose, Mr. and Mrs. William • Rockefeller, Mary • Rockefeller, Winthrop • Ross, Joseph (9) • Strear, Dorothy Scott, John • Steinert, Eleanor • Stevenson, Adlai E. • Swift, Harold H. • Thomas, Norman • Woods, Nina H. • Reinsel, Walter • Wilder, Isabel • Wilson, O. Meredith • Paepcke, Elizabeth • Harris, George Box 8 Folder 5 Correspondence, A-D, 1958 • Adams, Ansel • Babin, Mr. and Mrs. Victor • Benezet, Louis T. • Bierwirth, John E. • Bay, Caneel • Botham, Dorothy • Rockefeller, Laurance S. • Conrad, Utha • Cathcart, James A. • Cervi, Gene • Childs, Marquis W. • Conger, Robert A. • Derouian, Steven B. • Dubrul, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, Jr. (3) Box 8 Folder 6 Correspondence, F-L, 1958 • Furstenberg, His Excellency Friederich von (3) • Hwang, Robert O. • Fadiman, Clifton • Ferril, Thomas Hornsby • Grantham, Alexander G. • Guenzel, Mrs. Louis (Alice) • Gump, Richard B. • Hale, William Harlan • Harris, T. George (3) • Henderson, Malcom Hirschfeld, Kurt 34 • Caspari, Fritz • Dubin, Victor • Howard, Frank • Kauffman, His Excellency Henrik de • Knopf, Alfred A. (2) • Lilje, Landesbischof D. • Lipkin, Arthur Bennett • Luce, Clare Booth • Luce, Harry Box 8 Folder 7 Correspondence, M-T, 1958 • Oscar Mayer • Munro, Leslie • Nitze, Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. • Paepcke, Nina (3) • Ortega, Sr. Jose • Paepcke, Elizabeth (2) • Pargellis, Paula A. (3) • Knights of Malta • Rhodes, Peyton N. • Rockefeller, Nelson A. • Schwarzenberg, Princess Amalie • Scott, John • Sheldon, Orville • Breunig, John • Sherer, Albert W. • Shriver, Robert Sargent • Sieveking, Dr. Kurt • Smith, J.H. • Stevenson, Adlai E. • Stevenson, William E. • Thompson, His Excellency and Mrs. Lewellyn (2) Box 8 Folder 8 Correspondence, W-Y, 1958 • Warburg, Eric M. • Wilson, O. Meredith • Wolf, Kurt • Woods, Alexandra Woods, Nina H. (7) • Woods, Leonard • Zurcher, Mrs. Victor (Paula) (3) Box 8 Folder 9 Correspondence, A-Go, 1959 • Babin, Victor 35 • Babin, Mr. and Mrs. Victor • Barzun, Jacques (2) • Benson, Ben • Bingham, Barry • Bingham, Mary • Blair, William McCormick • Blair, William S. • Boveri, Dr. Walter E. • Brennan, Justice Wm. J., Jr. • Breuer, Marcel • Chermayeff, Serge • Church, Mrs. Thomas D. • Day, Beth • Ferguson, Mr. Charles W. • Dubrul, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen, Jr. • Dubrul, Mrs. Stephen, Jr. (Toni) (10) • Dubrul, Mrs. Antonia Paepcke (Toni) (2) • Dubrul, Stephen M. • Doxiadis, C. A. • Evans, Bergen (2) • Faust, Clarence H. • Frankfurter, Alfred • Goldberg, Szymon Box 8 Folder 10 Correspondence, Go-J, 1959 • Gould, Lloyd (5) • Graudan, Nikolai • Green, Harry E. • d’Harnoncourt, Rene • Harris, T. George • Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom • Holland, Albert E. • Jacobs, Albert C. • Jacoby, Neil H. Box 9 Folder 1 Correspondence, K-Pa, 1959 • Kfoury, Mrs. Robert Ph. • Kfoury, Robert Ph. • Klein, Jacob • Lippmann, Walter • Long, Robert W. • Luce, Henry R. • Malik, Charles • Matheson, John M. (2) 36 • McGhee, George C. • Mellon, Paul • Moholy-Nagy, Sibyl (w/ lecture titled "Origin and Destiny of Abstraction") • Nuveen, John (2) • Paepcke, Elizabeth (5) Box 9 Folder 2 Correspondence, Pf-Z, 1959 • Pfluger, J.C. • Quesada, E.R. • Ruyter, Dr. Michael A. de • Singer, Norman • Poindexter, Barbara • Stanton, Frank • Stevenson, Adali (3) • Szigeti, Joseph • Wartburg, Professor V. • Wilson, O. Meredith • Woods, Anina Paepcke Woods (17) • Kirkland, Willie • Zurcher, Mrs. Victor Zurcher (Paula) (5) • Telegram (6) Box 9 Folder 3 Correspondence, A-Ja, 1960 • Adler, Mortimer J. (to Genevive Lyngby) • Allen, Winthrop • Bilger, Geo. W. • Brumder, William G. • Carp, Betty (2) • Coombs, Phillip H. • Cousins, Norman • Dubrul, Antonia Paepcke (2) • Dubrul, Stephen, Jr. (3) • Dubrul, Mrs. Stephen (Toni) • Fadiman, Clifton P. • Faustdge, Clarence • Feldstein, Charles R. • Freeman, Gaylord A., Jr. • French, Mrs. Thomas M. • Gould, Lloyd • Henderson, Mrs. Malcom • Hesburgh, The Rev. Theodore, C.S.C. • Horn, Paul (3) • Hutchins, Robert M. • Ingersoll, Roy C. 37 • Jackson, C.D. Box 9 Folder 4 Correspondence, Ja-T, 1960 • Jacobs, Albert C. • Katz, Bernard S. • Kelly, George • Korner, Judge Jules Gilmer, Jr. • Ludgin, Earle • Mangan, James T. • Martin, Lyman C. • Oldberg, Dr. Eric • Paepcke, Elizabeth • Paepcke, Toni • Olds, Irving • Ryerson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. • Sachs, Peter • Six, Robert F. • Tucher, Baron H. C. • Nicholas • Genny Box 9 Folder 5 Correspondence, 1961 • Dubrul, Stephen (8) • Henderson, Mrs. Malcom • Kneedy, Max W. Box 9 Folder 6 Foreign Correspondence, 1936 and 1941 • C. George Boker • Hellmut A. Boker • Sophie Pfluger (2) • Emil Clauer Box 9 Folder 7 Foreign Correspondence, 1946 • Theodor Ackerman • Emil Clauer (3) • Mr. P. Doescher • Elisabeth Thiemer • Walter Gelpcke Box 9 Folder 8 Foreign Correspondence, 1947 • Walter Braunlich 38 • Emil Clauer (4) • Albin Dearing (2) • P. Doscher to Lloyd Gould • Brand (a pastor) • Elisabeth Josseaux • J.C. Pfluger (7) • Johanna Scheiner • Carleton Smith • Elizabeth de Thiemer (2) • Alice Paepcke Guenzel Box 9 Folder 9 Foreign Correspondence, 1948 • Theodore Ackerman • Francisco F. Bauzon • Lloyd Gould to Hill Blackett • Emil Clauer • Johanna Laszig • Globe International Parcel Service and Trading Co. • Lloyd Gould to Globe International Parcel Service and Trading Co. • Alice P. Guenzel • Elisabeth Jossaux • Dr. Georg Kartzke • Walter Kaulitz (4) • John R. Kohr • August Paepcke (2)Vetta Otto • Hildegard Pagles • Eugina Pantazi • Else Pfluger (2) • Sophie Pfluger • J.C. Pfluger (3) • Anni V. Rauch • Else Rocholl • Luise Wegner (3) Box 9 Folder 10 Foreign Correspondence, 1949 • Theodor Ackerman • Fredric Basedow • Ernst Beutler • Emil Clauer (2) • Hans L. Kullmann • Mrs. Clare Von Conta • Dr. Wolfgangn Grozinger • Miss Annemarie Honigmann • Curt Joel 39 • Mrs. Elizabeth Josseaux • Dr. Georg Kartzke • Erich Paepcke • Gunther Paepcke • Kurt Paepcke • Mrs. Eugenia Pantazi • Fredrich Papke • J.C. Pfluger (3) • Lloyd Gould • Marta Pfluger • Hermann Stephan (2) • Berta Jansen Box 9 Folder 11 Foreign Correspondence, 1950 • Professor D. Ackerman • Liselotte Dellit • A. Francis AG. • Mrs. Elizabeth Josseaux • Mrs. Elizabeth Lathmann • M.A. Martin (2)Mr. Alexis Paepke • Mr. Carl Paepcke • Ernst Paepcke • Ernst August Paepcke • Fritz Paepcke (2) • Gustav Paepcke • Kurt Paepcke (2) • Otto Paepcke • Maria Paepcke • Werner Paepcke • J.C. Pfluger • Andrew E. Sik (2) • "V" return address Sr. Eduardo Vilches • Aribert F. Wild • Else Zader Box 9 Folder 12 Foreign Correspondence, 1951 • Theodor Ackermann • Hellmuth Kniepf (4) • Hazel Paepcke Koals • Bertha Paepcke • August Paepcke • Ernst Paepke • Maria Paepcke • Otto G. Von Simson 40 • August Paepcke Box 9 Folder 13 Foreign Correspondence, 1956 • Wilhelm Hohmann • Dr. Harald Matthiesen • Carl Sielbel Box 9 Folder 14 Foreign Correspondence, 1958 • Robert Aengeneyndt • Wilhelm Hohmann • Erich Paepcke Box 10 Folder 1 Hermann Paepcke, 1922-1941 Box 10 Folder 2 Hermann Paepcke, 1942-1946 Box 10 Folder 3 Elizabeth Julia Paepcke, 1922-1930 Box 10 Folder 4 Alexander W. Pflueger, 1932-1941 Box 10 Folder 5 U.S. vs. Alexander W. Pflueger, 1933-1941 Box 10 Folder 6 U.S. vs. Alexander W. Pflueger, 1940-1941 Box 10 Folder 7 Alexander W. Pflueger and Sophie P. Pflueger, 1945 Box 10 Folder 8 Alexander W. Pflueger and Sophie P. Pflueger, 1946 Box 10 Folder 9 Alexander W. Pflueger and Sophie P. Pflueger, 1946 Box 10 Folder 10 Alexander W. Pflueger and Sophie P. Pflueger, 1947 Box 10 Folder 11 Sophie P. Pflueger, 1945-1957 41 Box 11 Folder 1 K. Gelpcke, 1922-1930 Box 11 Folder 2 Alexander Pflueger, 1922-1923 Box 11 Folder 3 Alexander Pflueger, 1929-1932 Box 11 Folder 4 Alexander Pflueger, 1933-1934 Box 12 Folder 1 Bond Theft case, 1928 Box 12 Folder 2 Bond Theft case, 1929-1931 Box 12 Folder 3 Bond Theft case, 1932-1937 Box 12 Folder 4 Otto Ruess, papers, 1918-1931 Box 12 Folder 5 Otto Ruess, exhibit documents, 1929 Box 12 Folder 6 Otto Ruess, exhibit documents, 1929 Box 12 Folder 7 Otto Ruess, exhibit documents, 1929 Box 13 Folder 1 Estate of Dr. Karl Pietsch, 1931 Box 13 Folder 2 Mrs. Hermine Welcker, 1922-1928 Box 13 Folder 3 Mrs. Hermine Welcker, 1929-1930 Box 13 Folder 4 Mrs. Hermine Welcker, 1931-1941 Box 13 42 Folder 5 Accounts, Mrs. Auguste Eggert, 1929-1936 Box 13 Folder 6 Accounts, Hertha P. Gelpcke, 1928-1941 Box 13 Folder 7 Accounts, Mrs. Thea Lowen, 1929-1941 Box 13 Folder 8 Accounts, Paula Paepcke, 1929-1941 Box 13 Folder 9 Accounts, Mrs. Elise Pagels, 1929-1941 Box 13 Folder 10 Accounts, Werner Pagels, 1935-1942 Box 13 Folder 11 Accounts, Lina and Sophie Wagner, 1931-1937 Box 13 Folder 12 Accounts, Miscellaneous, 1925-1942 Box 13 Folder 13 Accounts, Government investigations, 1930-1948 Box 14 Folder 1 Paepcke Corporation, 1941 Box 14 Folder 2 Paepcke Corporation, 1942 Box 14 Folder 3 Paepcke Corporation, 1943 Box 14 Folder 4 Paepcke Trust Lawsuit, 1938-1940 Box 14 Folder 5 Paepcke Trust Lawsuit, 1941 Box 14 Folder 6 Estate Income Tax, 1923-1939 Subseries 2: Philanthropic Activities

43 Box 15 Folder 1 Art Institute of Chicago, 1956. Box 15 Folder 2 Art Institute of Chicago, 1958. Box 15 Folder 3 Art Institute of Chicago, 1959. Box 15 Folder 4 Art Institute of Chicago, 1960. Box 15 Folder 5 Bilderberg Group, 1957. Box 15 Folder 6 Bilderberg Group, 1959. Box 15 Folder 7 Bilderberg Group, 1959. Box 15 Folder 8 Bilderberg Group, 1960. Box 15 Folder 9 Community and War Fund of Metropolitan Chicago, 1944-1945. Box 15 Folder 10 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1952. Box 15 Folder 11 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1953. Box 15 Folder 12 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1954. Box 15 Folder 13 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1955. Box 15 Folder 14 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1956. Box 15 Folder 15 Council for Financial Aid to Education, 1959-1960. Box 15 44 Folder 16 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1952. Box 15 Folder 17 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1953. Box 15 Folder 18 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1955. Box 15 Folder 19 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1956. Box 15 Folder 20 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1958. Box 15 Folder 21 Encyclopedia Britannica, 1959. Box 16 Folder 1 Ford Foundation, 1951 Box 16 Folder 2 Ford Foundation, 1952 Box 16 Folder 3 Ford Foundation, 1953 Box 16 Folder 4 Ford Foundation, 1954-1955 Box 16 Folder 5 Ford Foundation, 1957-1958 Box 16 Folder 6 Great Books Foundation, 1947 Box 16 Folder 7 Great Books Foundation, 1950-1951 Box 16 Folder 8 Orchestral Association, 1948 Box 16 Folder 9 Orchestral Association, 1951-1952 Box 16 Folder 10 45 Orchestral Association, 1956 Box 16 Folder 11 Orchestral Association, 1958 Box 16 Folder 12 University of Chicago, 1943 Box 16 Folder 13 University of Chicago, 1945-1946 Box 16 Folder 14 University of Chicago, 1948 Box 16 Folder 15 University of Chicago, 1951 Box 16 Folder 16 University of Chicago, 1953 Box 16 Folder 17 University of Chicago, 1954 Box 16 Folder 18 University of Chicago, 1955 Box 16 Folder 19 University of Chicago, 1956 Box 16 Folder 20 University of Chicago, 1957-1958 Subseries 3: Property Investments Box 17 Folder 1 Farm, Somonauk-Sandwich, IL, September-December, 1935 Box 17 Folder 2 Farm, Somonauk-Sandwich, IL, January-May 1936 Box 17 Folder 3 Farm, Somonauk-Sandwich, IL, June-December 1936 Box 17 Folder 4 Farm, Sandwich, IL, 1937 Box 17 46 Folder 5 Farm, Sandwich, IL, Monthly reports 1937 Box 17 Folder 6 Farm, Sandwich, IL, Financial statements 1937 Box 17 Folder 7 Farm, Sandwich, IL, January-May 1938 Box 17 Folder 8 Farm, Sandwich, IL, June December 1938 Box 17 Folder 9 Farm, Sandwich, IL, 1939 Box 17 Folder 10 Farm, Sandwich, IL, 1940 Box 17 Folder 11 Farm, Sandwich, IL, 1943 Box 18 Folder 1 Perry Park Ranch, January-February 1938 Box 18 Folder 2 Perry Park Ranch, March 1938 Box 18 Folder 3 Perry Park Ranch, April 1938 Box 18 Folder 4 Perry Park Ranch, May 1938 Box 18 Folder 5 Perry Park Ranch, June-August 1938 Box 18 Folder 6 Perry Park Ranch, October-December 1938 Box 18 Folder 7 Perry Park Ranch, Western Farm Service 1938 Box 18 Folder 8 Perry Park Ranch, January-March 1939 Box 18 Folder 9 47 Perry Park Ranch, April-December 1939 Box 18 Folder 10 Perry Park Ranch, Guest ranch, April-June 1939 Box 18 Folder 11 Perry Park Ranch, Guest ranch, July-November 1939 Box 19 Folder 1 Perry Park Ranch, Western Farm Service 1940 Box 19 Folder 2 Perry Park Ranch, 1941 Box 19 Folder 3 Perry Park Ranch, January-June 1942 Box 19 Folder 4 Perry Park Ranch, July-December 1942 Box 19 Folder 5 Perry Park Ranch, Horses, 1942 Box 19 Folder 6 Perry Park Ranch, Doane Agricultural Service, 1942 Box 19 Folder 7 Perry Park Ranch, Earl C. Drenning, January-March 1942 Box 19 Folder 8 Perry Park Ranch, Earl C. Drenning, April-December 1942 Box 19 Folder 9 Perry Park Ranch, Bernard Houghton, January-May 1942 Box 19 Folder 10 Perry Park Ranch, Bernard Houghton, June-December 1942 Box 19 Folder 11 Perry Park Ranch, Carl B. Stibolt, April-July 1942 Box 19 Folder 12 Perry Park Ranch, Carl B. Stibolt, August-December 1942 Box 20 Folder 1 Perry Park Ranch, January-May 1943 48 Box 20 Folder 2 Perry Park Ranch, June-December 1943 Box 20 Folder 3 Perry Park Ranch, 1943 Box 20 Folder 4 Perry Park Ranch, Doane Agricultural Service, 1943 Box 20 Folder 5 Perry Park Ranch, Doane Agricultural Service, 1943 Box 20 Folder 6 Perry Park Ranch, Henry Bate, 1943 Box 20 Folder 7 Perry Park Ranch, Earl Drenning, 1943 Box 20 Folder 8 Perry Park Ranch, Guest correspondence, 1943 Box 20 Folder 9 Perry Park Ranch, Guest correspondence, 1943 Box 20 Folder 10 Perry Park Ranch, Joe Hare, 1943 Box 20 Folder 11 Perry Park Ranch, Theodora Hilken, 1943 Box 20 Folder 12 Perry Park Ranch, Bernard Houghton, 1943 Box 20 Folder 13 Perry Park Ranch, Lora Lane, January-April 1943 Box 21 Folder 1 Perry Park Ranch, Lora Lane, May-December 1943 Box 21 Folder 2 Perry Park Ranch, Marjorie Letts, 1943 Box 21 Folder 3 Perry Park Ranch, Correspondence, 1944 Box 21 49 Folder 4 Perry Park Ranch, Correspondence, 1945 Box 21 Folder 5 Perry Park Ranch, Doane Agricultural Service, 1945 Box 21 Folder 6 Perry Park Ranch, Horses, 1945 Box 21 Folder 7 Perry Park Ranch, Lora Lane, 1945 Box 21 Folder 8 Perry Park Ranch, miscellaneous paid bills, 1945-1946 Box 21 Folder 9 Perry Park Ranch, 1951 Box 21 Folder 10 Perry Park Ranch, 1952 Box 21 Folder 11 Perry Park Ranch, Doane Agricultural Service, 1952 Box 21 Folder 12 Perry Park Ranch, 1953-1954 Series II: Container Corporation of America The Container Corporation of America was formed in 1926 when Walter P. Paepcke merged the paperboard division of his father’s company Chicago Mill and Lumber with the Midwest Box Company and the Philadelphia Paper Manufacturing Company. Walter Paepcke inherited the Chicago Mill and Lumber Company upon the death of his father Hermann in 1922. Paepcke saw an opportunity to expand the family business, which by that time was declining financially, through the development of a new packaging industry that used paperboard instead of wood.

The Container Corporation of America (CCA) began with 14 mills and fabricating plants located in Chicago, Philadelphia, and West Virginia. In the beginning CCA produced shipping containers and then added small folding boxes and cardboard for set-up boxes. Eventually, CCA became a multi-million dollar corporation that produced containers for every conceivable purpose and operated plants in the United States, West Germany, and Latin America. Part of the success of the business was the strategy they developed early in the company’s history for improving its corporate image. CCA, with its publicity, art, and design departments, utilized top Modern artists and developed what was known as its "Great Ideas of Western Man" series. This series of ads eventually won Paepcke and CCA awards and great praise from art design and advertising circles for its originality and impact. The ads utilized quotes from famous works

50 against the backdrop of a piece of modern art work. The ads, which made only the smallest mention of the company, helped to set CCA apart from any other business at that time.

Series II, Container Corporation of America, is arranged into subject files and covers the period 1932-1961. These files were removed from Walter Paepcke’s business office and do not constitute all the administrative records produced by this company. The files include correspondence, annual reports, speeches, newspaper and magazine clippings, financial statements and reports, and photographs. The photographs have been removed and placed into Series VI.

Box 22 Folder 1 Additional Compensation Policy, 1956 Box 22 Folder 2 Advertising and Publicity, 1932-1933 Box 22 Folder 3 Advertising and Publicity, 1938 Box 22 Folder 4 Advertising and Publicity, 1945 Box 22 Folder 5 Advertising and Publicity, 1958 Box 22 Folder 6 Advertising and Publicity, 1959 Box 22 Folder 7 Advertising and Publicity, 1959-1960 Box 22 Folder 8 Advertising and Publicity, The Buchen Company, 1935 Box 22 Folder 9 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1936 Box 22 Folder 10 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1937 Box 22 Folder 11 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1938 Box 22 Folder 12 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1939 51 Box 22 Folder 13 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1943 Box 22 Folder 14 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1945 Box 22 Folder 15 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1951 Box 22 Folder 16 Advertising and publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1952 Box 23 Folder 1 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1953 Box 23 Folder 2 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1954 Box 23 Folder 3 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1955 Box 23 Folder 4 Advertising and Publicity, N.W. Ayer & Son, 1956 Box 23 Folder 5 Advertising Campaigns, 1943-1959 Box 23 Folder 6 Airplanes, 1956-1957 Box 23 Folder 7 Airplanes, 1958 Box 23 Folder 8 Annual Reports, 1946-1948 Box 23 Folder 9 Annual Reports, 1949-1951 Box 23 Folder 10 Annual Reports, 1952-1954 Box 24 Folder 1 Annual Reports, 1955-1957 Box 24 52 Folder 2 Annual Reports, 1958-1961 Box 24 Folder 3 Annual Reports, correspondence, 1959 Box 24 Folder 4 Anti-Trust Law, Federal investigation, 1939 Box 24 Folder 5 Anti-Trust Law, Federal investigation, 1940 Box 24 Folder 6 Architects, 1960 Box 24 Folder 7 Architects, Walter Gropius, 1945 Box 24 Folder 8 Art and Design Department, C. Strodel, 1935 Box 24 Folder 9 Art and Design Department, 1937 Box 24 Folder 10 Art and Design Department, 1942 Box 24 Folder 11 Art and Design Department, 1943 Box 24 Folder 12 Art and Design Department, 1945 Box 25 Folder 1 Atlas, 1952-1955 Box 25 Folder 2 Atlas, 1956 Box 25 Folder 3 Atlas, 1957-1959 Box 25 Folder 4 Atlas, 1958 Box 25 Folder 5 53 Ayers and Associates, 1934 Box 25 Folder 6 Bell, Boyd and Marshall, 1936 Box 25 Folder 7 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, correspondence, Jan.-March 1959 Box 25 Folder 8 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, correspondence, April-June 1959 Box 25 Folder 9 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, correspondence, July-Sept. 1959 Box 25 Folder 10 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, correspondence, Oct.-Dec. 1959 Box 25 Folder 11 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, correspondence, Jan.-March 1960 Box 25 Folder 12 Bremer Papier und Wellpappenfabrik, financial statements Box 25 Folder 13 Budget Director, 1953 Box 26 Folder 1 California Container Corporation, 1946 Box 26 Folder 2 California Container Corporation, 1949 Box 26 Folder 3 California Container Corporation, 1950 Box 26 Folder 4 California Container Corporation, 1953 Box 26 Folder 5 California Container Corporation, 1954 Box 26 Folder 6 California Container Corporation, 1955 Box 26 Folder 7 California Container Corporation, 1956 54 Box 26 Folder 8 California survey, 1939 Box 26 Folder 9 Carthage, Indiana, 1932 Box 26 Folder 10 Carton Internacional, 1944 Box 26 Folder 11 Carton Internacional, 1945 Box 26 Folder 12 Carton Internacional, 1946 Box 26 Folder 13 Central Division, 1947 Box 26 Folder 14 Chemical Warfare Service, 1945 Box 26 Folder 15 Chesapeake Paper Board Company, 1934 Box 26 Folder 16 Chicago Mill and Lumber Company, 1935 Box 26 Folder 17 Cleveland, Ohio, 1938 Box 27 Folder 1 Clippings, 1932 Box 27 Folder 2 Clippings, 1933 Box 27 Folder 3 Clippings, 1934 Box 27 Folder 4 Clippings, 1936 Box 27 Folder 5 Clippings, 1937 Box 27 55 Folder 6 Clippings, 1938 Box 27 Folder 7 Clippings, 1939 Box 27 Folder 8 Clippings, 1940 Box 27 Folder 9 Clippings, 1941 Box 27 Folder 10 Clippings, 1942 Box 27 Folder 11 Clippings, 1943 Box 27 Folder 12 Clippings, 1945 Box 27 Folder 13 Clippings, 1946 Box 27 Folder 14 Clippings, 1947 Box 27 Folder 15 Clippings, 1949 Box 27 Folder 16 Clippings, 1950 Box 27 Folder 17 Clippings, 1951 Box 27 Folder 18 Clippings, 1952 Box 27 Folder 19 Clippings, 1953 Box 27 Folder 20 Clippings, 1954 Box 27 Folder 21 56 Clippings, 1955 Box 28 Folder 1 Clippings, 1956 Box 28 Folder 2 Clippings, 1957 Box 28 Folder 3 Clippings, 1958 Box 28 Folder 4 Clippings, 1959 Box 28 Folder 5 Clippings, 1960 Box 28 Folder 6 Common Stock Trust, 1958 Box 28 Folder 7 Concora Foundation, 1951 Box 28 Folder 8 Concora Foundation, 1952 Box 28 Folder 9 Concora Foundation, 1954 Box 28 Folder 10 Concora Foundation, 1956 Box 28 Folder 11 Concora Foundation, 1958 Box 28 Folder 12 The Concora News, 1932 Box 28 Folder 13 Continental Can Company, 1940 Box 28 Folder 14 Continental Paper Grading Corporation, 1933 Box 29 Folder 1-2 Correspondence, 1932 57 Box 29 Folder 3 Correspondence, 1933 Box 29 Folder 4 Correspondence, 1934 Box 29 Folder 5 Correspondence, 1935 Box 29 Folder 6 Correspondence, 1936 Box 29 Folder 7 Correspondence, 1937 Box 29 Folder 8-9 Correspondence, 1938 Box 30 Folder 1-2 Correspondence, 1939 Box 30 Folder 3 Correspondence, 1942 Box 30 Folder 4 Correspondence, 1943 Box 30 Folder 5 Delaware Paper Mills Incorporated, 1939 Box 30 Folder 6 Design Department, 1949 Box 30 Folder 7 Design Department, 1950 Box 30 Folder 8 Design Department, 1951 Box 30 Folder 9 Design Department, 1952 Box 30 Folder 10 Design Department, 1953 Box 30 58 Folder 11 Design Department, 1955 Box 30 Folder 12 Design Department, 1956 Box 30 Folder 13-14 Design Department, 1958 Box 30 Folder 15 Design Department, 1959 Box 31 Folder 1-3 Development Box 31 Folder 4 Directors' correspondence, 1933 Box 31 Folder 5 Directors' correspondence, 1936 Box 31 Folder 6 Directors’ correspondence, 1938 Box 31 Folder 7 Directors’ correspondence, 1943 Box 31 Folder 8 Directors’ correspondence, 1945 Box 31 Folder 9 Directors' correspondence, 1946 Box 31 Folder 10 Directors' correspondence, 1947 Box 31 Folder 11 Directors' correspondence, 1948 Box 32 Folder 1-2 Directors' correspondence, 1950 Box 32 Folder 3 Directors' correspondence, 1951 Box 32 Folder 4-6 59 Directors’ correspondence, 1952 Box 32 Folder 7 Directors' correspondence, 1953 Box 32 Folder 8 Directors’ correspondence, 1954 Box 32 Folder 9 Directors’ correspondence, 1955 Box 33 Folder 1 Directors’ correspondence, 1956 Box 33 Folder 2 Directors’ correspondence, 1958 Box 33 Folder 3 Directors’ correspondence, 1959 Box 33 Folder 4 Directors’ correspondence, 1960 Box 33 Folder 5 Directors' meeting data, 1933 Box 33 Folder 6-7 Directors’ meeting data, 1934 Box 33 Folder 8 Directors' meeting data, 1936 Box 33 Folder 9 Directors' minutes, 1940 Box 33 Folder 10 Directors' minutes, 1941 Box 33 Folder 11 Directors' minutes, 1942 Box 34 Folder 1 Directors' minutes, 1943 Box 34 Folder 2 Directors' minutes, 1945 60 Box 34 Folder 3-4 Directors’ minutes, 1949 Box 34 Folder 5 Director, William R. Bassett, 1932-1935 Box 34 Folder 6 Director, William R. Bassett, 1936 Box 34 Folder 7 Director, William R. Bassett, 1937 Box 34 Folder 8 Director, William R. Bassett, 1938 Box 34 Folder 9 Director, William R. Bassett, 1939-1940 Box 34 Folder 10 Director, William R. Bassett, 1941-1942 Box 35 Folder 1 Director, William R. Bassett, 1943, 1945 Box 35 Folder 2 Director, William R. Bassett, 1946-1949 Box 35 Folder 3 Director, William R. Bassett, 1950 Box 35 Folder 4 Director, William R. Bassett, 1951 Box 35 Folder 5 Director, William R. Bassett, 1952-1953 Box 35 Folder 6 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1951 Box 35 Folder 7 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1953 Box 35 Folder 8 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1954 Box 35 61 Folder 9 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1955 Box 35 Folder 10 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1956 Box 35 Folder 11 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1957 Box 35 Folder 12 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1958 Box 35 Folder 13 Director, John E. Bierwirth, 1959 Box 35 Folder 14 Director, Col. Henry B. Clark, 1951 Box 35 Folder 15 Director, Col. Henry B. Clark, 1953 Box 35 Folder 16 Director, Col. Henry B. Clark, 1954 Box 35 Folder 17 Director, Col. Henry B. Clark, 1955 Box 35 Folder 18 Director, Col. Henry B. Clark, 1956 Box 36 Folder 1 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1932 Box 36 Folder 2 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1951 Box 36 Folder 3 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1953 Box 36 Folder 4 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1954 Box 36 Folder 5 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1955 Box 36 Folder 6 62 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1956 Box 36 Folder 7 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1958 Box 36 Folder 8 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1959 Box 36 Folder 9 Director, Wesley M. Dixon, 1960 Box 36 Folder 10 Director, John L. Dole, 1951 Box 36 Folder 11 Director, John L. Dole, 1955 Box 36 Folder 12 Director, John L. Dole, 1958 Box 36 Folder 13 Director, John L. Dole, 1959 Box 36 Folder 14 Director, John L. Dole, 1960 Box 37 Folder 1 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1953 Box 37 Folder 2 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1954 Box 37 Folder 3 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1955 Box 37 Folder 4 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1956 Box 37 Folder 5 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1958 Box 37 Folder 6 Director, Gaylord A. Freeman, 1959 Box 37 Folder 7 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1953 63 Box 37 Folder 8 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1954 Box 37 Folder 9 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1955 Box 37 Folder 10 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1956 Box 37 Folder 11 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1957 Box 37 Folder 12 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1958 Box 37 Folder 13 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1959 Box 37 Folder 14 Director, Albert H. Gordon, 1960 Box 37 Folder 15 Director, Robert S. Ingersoll, 1958 Box 37 Folder 16 Director, Robert S. Ingersoll, 1959 Box 37 Folder 17 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1951 Box 37 Folder 18 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1953 Box 37 Folder 19 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1954 Box 37 Folder 20 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1955 Box 37 Folder 21 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1956 Box 37 Folder 22 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1957 Box 37 64 Folder 23 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1958 Box 37 Folder 24 Director, Richard G. Ivey, 1959 Box 38 Folder 1 Director, William P. Jeffery, 1932 Box 38 Folder 2 Director, William P. Jeffrey, 1933 Box 38 Folder 3 Director, William P. Jeffery, 1951 Box 38 Folder 4 Director, Ira C. Keller, 1951 Box 38 Folder 5 Director, Ira C. Keller, 1953 Box 38 Folder 6 Director, Ira C. Keller, 1954 Box 38 Folder 7 Director, John F. Merriam, 1960 Box 38 Folder 8 Director, John V. Spachner, 1951 Box 38 Folder 9 Director, John V. Spachner, 1953 Box 38 Folder 10 Director, John V. Spachner, 1954 Box 38 Folder 11 Director, John V. Spachner, 1955 Box 38 Folder 12 Director, John V. Spachner, 1956 Box 38 Folder 13 Director, John V. Spachner, 1958 Box 38 Folder 14 65 Director, John V. Spachner, 1959 Box 38 Folder 15 Director, John V. Spachner, 1960 Box 39 Folder 1 Miscellaneous directors, 1933 Box 39 Folder 2 Miscellaneous directors, 1935 Box 39 Folder 3 Miscellaneous directors, 1936 Box 39 Folder 4 Miscellaneous directors, 1937 Box 39 Folder 5 Miscellaneous directors, 1939 Box 39 Folder 6 Dixon Board Mills, 1935 Box 39 Folder 7 Dixon Board Mills, 1936 Box 39 Folder 8 East and West Coast Division, 1947 Box 39 Folder 9 Europa Carton, Albert L. Ahlers, 1957 Box 39 Folder 10 Europa Carton, Albert L. Ahlers, 1958 Box 39 Folder 11 Europa Carton, Augsburg, 1958 Box 39 Folder 12 Europa Carton, Austria, 1959 Box 39 Folder 13 Europa Carton, Austria, 1960 Box 40 Folder 1 Europa Carton, Bremer Bank, 1958 66 Box 40 Folder 2 Europa Carton, Bremer Papier und WellpappenFabrik, 1958 Box 40 Folder 3 Europa Carton, clippings, 1956-1957 Box 40 Folder 4 Europa Carton, clippings, 1958 Box 40 Folder 5 Europa Carton, clippings, 1959 Box 40 continued Folder 6 Europa Carton, correspondence, September-October 1955 Box 40 continued Folder 7 Europa Carton, correspondence, November 1955 Box 40 continued Folder 8 Europa Carton, correspondence, December 1955 Box 40 continued Folder 9 Europa Carton, correspondence, 1956 Box 40 continued Folder 10 Europa Carton, correspondence, 1957 Box 41 Folder 1 Europa Carton, correspondence, 1958 Box 41 Folder 2 Europa Carton, correspondence, 1959 Box 41 Folder 3 Europa Carton, correspondence, 1960 Box 41 Folder 4 Europa Carton, Development, Austria, 1957 Box 41 Folder 5-6 Europa Carton, Development, Austria, 1958 Box 41 Folder 7 Europa Carton, Development, Italy, 1957 Box 41 67 Folder 8 Europa Carton Development, The Netherlands, 1956-1957 Box 41 Folder 9 Europa Carton, Dusseldorf, 1959 Box 41 Folder 10 Europa Carton, Dusseldorf, 1960 Box 41 Folder 11 Europa Carton, Financial matters, October-December, 1955 Box 41 Folder 12 Europa Carton, Financial matters, 1956 Box 41 Folder 13 Europa Carton, Financial matters, 1957 Box 42 Folder 1 Europa Carton, Eric G. Green, 1956 Box 42 Folder 2 Europa Carton, Eric G. Green, 1957 Box 42 Folder 3 Europa Carton, Eric G. Green, 1958 Box 42 Folder 4 Europa Carton, Harry Green, 1958 Box 42 Folder 5 Europa Carton, Head Office, 1959 Box 42 Folder 6 Europa Carton, Head Office, 1960 Box 42 Folder 7 Europa Carton, Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, 1956 Box 42 Folder 8 Europa Carton, Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, 1957 Box 42 Folder 9 Europa Carton, Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, 1958 Box 42 Folder 10 68 Europa Carton, Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, 1959 Box 42 Folder 11 Europa Carton, William P. Hooker, 1956 Box 42 Folder 12 Europa Carton, William P. Hooker, 1957 Box 42 Folder 13 Europa Carton, William P. Hooker, 1958 Box 42 Folder 14 Europa Carton, William P. Hooker, 1959 Box 43 Folder 1 Europa Carton, Hoya, 1958-1959 Box 43 Folder 2-3 Europa Carton, Italy, 1960 Box 43 Folder 4 Europa Carton, Karl Jaeger, 1959 Box 43 Folder 5 Europa Carton, Pieter Korff, 1958 Box 43 Folder 6 Europa Carton, Pieter Korff, 1959 Box 43 Folder 7 Europa Carton, Pieter Korff, 1960 Box 43 Folder 8 Europa Carton, Ragnar Lagergren, 1956 Box 43 Folder 9 Europa Carton, Ragnar Lagergren, 1957 Box 43 Folder 10 Europa Carton, Ragnar Lagergren, 1958 Box 43 Folder 11 Europa Carton, Ragnar Lagergren, 1959 Box 43 Folder 12 Europa Carton, Ragnar Lagergren, 1960 69 Box 43 Folder 13 Europa Carton, Dr. Hans Leibkutsch, 1958 Box 43 Folder 14 Europa Carton, Market report, German securities, 1960 Box 44 Folder 1 Europa Carton, meeting minutes, 1955 Box 44 Folder 2 Europa Carton, meeting minutes, 1956 Box 44 Folder 3 Europa Carton, minute meetings, 1957 Box 44 Folder 4 Europa Carton, meeting minutes, 1958 Box 44 Folder 5 Europa Carton, meeting minutes, 1959 Box 44 Folder 6 Europa Carton, meeting minutes, 1960 Box 44 Folder 7 Europa Carton, Mercurius, 1959 Box 44 Folder 8 Europa Carton, miscellaneous reports, 1955 Box 44 Folder 9 Europa Carton, miscellaneous reports, 1959 Box 44 Folder 10 Europa Carton, miscellaneous reports, 1960 Box 44 Folder 11 Europa Carton, Lambert Muller, 1959 Box 44 Folder 12 Europa Carton, Herbert Stuck, 1959 Box 44 Folder 13 Europa Carton, Herbert Stuck, 1960 Box 44 70 Folder 14 Europa Carton, Baron Hans Christoph von Tucher, 1956 Box 44 Folder 15 Europa Carton, Baron Hans Christoph von Tucher, 1957 Box 44 Folder 16 Europa Carton, Baron Hans Christophe von Tucher, 1958 Box 44 Folder 17 Europa Carton, Baron Hans Christophe von Tucher, 1959 Box 45 Folder 1 Europa Carton, Lennart M. Ulvaeus, 1956 Box 45 Folder 2 Europa Carton, Lennart M. Ulvaeus, 1957 Box 45 Folder 3 Europa Carton, Lennart M. Ulvaeus, 1958 Box 45 Folder 4 Executive Committee Data, 1932 Box 45 Folder 5 Export, 1942 Box 46 Folder 1-2 Fernandina Mill, correspondence, 1938 Box 46 Folder 3 Fernandina Mill, clippings, 1938 Box 46 Folder 4 Financial, 1934-1944 Box 46 Folder 5 Financial, 1936 Box 47 Folder 1 Financial, 1936 Box 47 Folder 2 Financial, 1937 Box 47 Folder 3 71 Financial, 1938-1939 Box 47 Folder 4-5 Financial, 1940 Box 48 Folder 1-2 Financial, 1941 Box 48 Folder 3 Financial, 1945 Box 48 Folder 4 Financial, 1946 Box 48 Folder 5 Financial, 1947 Box 48 Folder 6 Financial, 1949 Box 48 Folder 7 Financial, 1951 Box 48 Folder 8 Financial, 1953 Box 48 Folder 9 Financial, 1955 Box 49 Folder 1 Fisher, Boyden, Bell, Boyd & Marshall, 1931 Box 49 Folder 2 Fisher, Boyden, Bell, Boyd & Marshall, 1932 Box 49 Folder 3 Gibraltar Corrugated Paper Company, 1932 Box 49 Folder 4 Hagar Straw Board & Paper Company, 1934 Box 49 Folder 5 Hankins Container Company, 1933 Box 49 Folder 6 Improvement program, 1934 72 Box 49 Folder 7 Industrial relations, 1949 Box 49 Folder 8 Industry matters, 1940 Box 49 Folder 9 Industry matters, 1942 Box 49 Folder 10 Insurance, 1945 Box 49 Folder 11 Insurance and pension plan, 1949 Box 49 Folder 12 Insurance and pension plan, 1951 Box 49 Folder 13 International Design Conference, 1951-1961 Box 49 Folder 14 International Design Conference, 1953-1954 Box 49 Folder 15 International Design Conference, 1955 Box 49 Folder 16 International Design Conference, 1956-1957 Box 49 Folder 17 International Design Conference. 1959 Box 49 Folder 18 Intra-company correspondence, 1942 Box 49 Folder 19 Intra-company correspondence, 1945 Box 49 Folder 20 Intra-company correspondence, 1950 Box 49 Folder 21 Intra-company correspondence, 1951 Box 50 73 Folder 1 Intra-company correspondence, 1952 Box 50 Folder 2 Intra-company correspondence, 1953 Box 50 Folder 3 Intra-company correspondence, 1954 Box 50 Folder 4 Intra-company correspondence, 1955 Box 50 Folder 5-6 Intra-company correspondence, 1956 Box 50 Folder 7-8 Intra-company correspondence, 1958 Box 50 Folder 9 Intra-company correspondence, 1959 Box 50 Folder 10 Intra-company correspondence, 1960-1961 Box 50 Folder 11 Kelco Electric Corporation, 1936 Box 50 Folder 12-14 Kraft Corporation of America, 1936 Box 51 Folder 1-3 Kraft Corporation of America, 1936 Box 51 Folder 4-5 Kraft Corporation of America, 1937 Box 51 Folder 6 Kraft Corporation of America, 1938 Box 52 Folder 1 Latin America, Columbia, 1942-1943 Box 52 Folder 2 Latin America, Mexico, 1942-1943 Box 52 Folder 3 74 Latin America, General, 1942-1943 Box 52 Folder 4 Latin America, Columbia,1944 Box 53 Folder 1 Latin America, Columbia, 1944 Box 53 Folder 2 Latin America, Mexico, 1944 Box 53 Folder 3 Latin America, General, 1944 Box 53 Folder 4-10 Latin America, Columbia, 1945 Box 54 Folder 1-2 Latin America, Columbia, 1945 Box 54 Folder 3 Latin America, Mexico, 1945 Box 54 Folder 4 Latin America, Columbia, 1946 Box 54 Folder 5 Latin America, Mexico, 1946 Box 54 Folder 6 Latin America, General, 1946 Box 54 Folder 7 Latin America, General, 1947 Box 54 Folder 8 Latin America, Columbia, 1948 Box 54 Folder 9 Latin America, Mexico, 1948 Box 54 Folder 10 Latin America, Columbia, 1949 Box 54 Folder 11 Latin America, General, 1949 75 Box 54 Folder 12 Latin America, Columbia, 1950 Box 54 Folder 13 Latin America, Mexico, 1950 Box 54 Folder 14 Latin America, General, 1950 Box 55 Folder 1 Latin America, Columbia, 1951 Box 55 Folder 2 Latin America, Columbia, 1952 Box 55 Folder 3 Latin America, Columbia, 1953 Box 55 Folder 4 Latin America, Venezuela, 1953 Box 55 Folder 5 Latin America, General, 1953 Box 55 Folder 6 Latin America, Columbia, 1954 Box 55 Folder 7 Latin America, Mexico, 1954 Box 55 continued Folder 8 Latin America, Venezuela, 1954 Box 55 continued Folder 9 Latin America, General, 1954 Box 55 continued Folder 10 Latin America, Columbia, 1955 Box 55 continued Folder 11 Latin America, Carton Internacional, 1957 Box 55 continued Folder 12 Latin America, Mexico, 1957 Box 55 continued 76 Folder 13 Latin America, Cartoenvases de Mexico, 1958 Box 55 continued Folder 14 Latin America, Carton de Columbia, 1959 Box 55 continued Folder 15 Latin America, Columbia, 1960 Box 55 continued Folder 16 Latin America, Venezuela, 1960 Box 55 continued Folder 17 Legal and secretary, 1935 Box 55 continued Folder 18 Legal and secretary, 1938 Box 55 continued Folder 19 Legal and secretary, 1945 Box 55 continued Folder 20 Legal and secretary, 1949 Box 55 continued Folder 21 Legal and secretary, 1957 Box 56 Folder 1 Legal, Goldberg Claim, 1938 Box 56 Folder 2 Legal, Ulmer Claim, 1938 Box 56 Folder 3 Management bonus plan, 1935 Box 56 Folder 4 Management Committee, minutes, 1945 Box 56 Folder 5 Management Committee, Annual Report, 1956 Box 56 Folder 6 Marion Paper Company, 1934 Box 56 Folder 7 77 Medford Plant, 1944 Box 56 Folder 8 Menasha Paper Corporation, 1933 Box 56 Folder 9 Mengel Company, July-September 1954 Box 56 Folder 10 Mengel Company, October-December 1954 Box 56 Folder 11-13 Mengel Company, 1955 Box 57 Folder 1-3 Mengel Company, 1956 Box 57 Folder 4 Mengel Company, 1957 Box 57 Folder 5-6 Mengel Company, 1958 Box 57 Folder 7 Mengel Company, 1959 Box 57 Folder 8 Mengel Company, January-June 1960 Box 57 Folder 9 Morris Paper Mills, 1932 Box 57 Folder 10 Morris Paper Mills, 1933 Box 57 Folder 11 Natick Plant, 1929-1931 Box 57 Folder 12 New plant sites, 1943 Box 57 Folder 13 New plant sites, 1947 Box 58 Folder 1 New plant sites, Puerto Rico, 1949 78 Box 58 Folder 2 Operations, chief engineer, 1942 Box 58 Folder 3 Operations, chief engineer, 1943 Box 58 Folder 4 Owens-Illinois Glass Company, 1933 Box 58 Folder 5 Owens-Illinois Glass Company, 1934 Box 58 Folder 6 Personal, n.d. Box 58 Folder 7 Personnel, 1942 Box 58 Folder 8 Philadelphia plant, 1934 Box 58 Folder 9 Philadelphia, 1943 Box 58 Folder 10 Photographs, 1958-1959 [Removed to Series VI: Photographs] Box 58 Folder 11 Pioneer Paper Stock Company, 1932 Box 58 Folder 12 Preferred Stock Matters, 1934 Box 58 Folder 13 Preferred Stock Matters, 1935 Box 58 Folder 14 Profit-sharing plan, 1937 Box 58 Folder 15 Profit-sharing, 1940 Box 58 Folder 16 Property development, domestic, 1959 Box 58 79 Folder 17-18 Property development, India, 1956-1959 Box 58 Folder 19-20 Property development, Italy Box 59 Folder 1 Property development, Lebanon, 1959 Box 59 Folder 2 Property development, Lebanon, 1960 Box 59 Folder 3 Property development, West Germany, January-March 1955 Box 59 Folder 4 Property developments, West Germany, April-June 1955 Box 59 Folder 5-6 Property developments, West Germany, July-September 1955 Box 59 Folder 7-8 Property developments, West Germany, Dr. Kurt Hirschfeld, 1955 Box 59 Folder 9-11 Property developments, West Germany, William P. Hooker, 1955 Box 60 Folder 1 Purchasing Department, 1951 Box 60 Folder 2 Radio broadcast, 1937 Box 60 Folder 3 Receivership suit, 1932 Box 60 Folder 4 Redmond & Co., 1933 Box 60 Folder 5-7 Refunding and recapitalization, 1935 Box 60 Folder 8 Rock Island Plant, 1939 Box 60 Folder 9 80 Rock Island Feltex Corporation, 1942 Box 60 Folder 10 Rockford Fibre Container Company, 1932 Box 60 Folder 11 Sale of Cincinnati mill, 1937 Box 60 Folder 12 Sales research, 1943 Box 60 Folder 13 Sales research, 1945 Box 61 Folder 1 School of Design, 1939-1944 Box 61 Folder 2 School of Design, 1945 Box 61 Folder 3 School of Design, 1946-1948 Box 61 Folder 4 School of Design, 1949-1955 Box 62 Folder 1 School of Design, n.d. Box 62 Folder 2-3 Securities Exchange Act, 1935 Box 62 Folder 4 Securities, 1937 Box 63 Folder 1 Sefton National Fibre Can Company, 1933 Box 63 Folder 2-3 Sefton National Fibre Can Company, 1934 Box 63 Folder 4-6 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1935 Box 63 Folder 7 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1936 81 Box 63 Folder 8 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1937 Box 63 Folder 9 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1938 Box 63 Folder 10 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1939 Box 63 Folder 11 Sefton Fibre Can Company, 1943 Box 63 Folder 12 Sefton Fibre Can Co., 1945 Box 64 Folder 1 Shareholders, 1953 Box 64 Folder 2 Shareholders, 1954 Box 64 Folder 3 Shareholders, 1955 Box 64 Folder 4 Shareholders, 1956 Box 64 Folder 5 Shareholders, 1957 Box 64 Folder 6 Shareholders, 1958 Box 64 Folder 7 Shareholders, 1959 Box 64 Folder 8 Shareholders, 1960 Box 64 Folder 9 Shareholders, meeting data, 1933 Box 64 Folder 10 Shareholders, meeting data, 1953 Box 64 82 Folder 11 Shareholders, meeting data, 1955 Box 64 Folder 12 Shareholders, meeting data, 1957 Box 64 Folder 13 Sonoco Products Company, 1957 Box 64 Folder 14 Sonoco Products Company, 1958 Box 64 Folder 15 Southern Pulp Project, 1934 Box 64 Folder 16 Southern Pulp Project, 1935 Box 65 Folder 1 Speeches, 1949-1954 Box 65 Folder 2 Speeches, 1958-1960 Box 65 Folder 3 Stock option plan, 1956 Box 65 Folder 4 Stock option plan, 1957 Box 65 Folder 5 Stock option plan, 1959 Box 65 Folder 6 Stock option plan, 1960 Box 65 Folder 7 Stock purchase plans, 1950 Box 65 Folder 8 Stock purchase and bonus plans, 1952 Box 65 Folder 9 Stock Purchase and Bonus Plans, 1953 Box 65 Folder 10 83 Stock purchase & bonus plans, 1955 Box 65 Folder 11 Stock purchase & bonus plans, 1956 Box 65 Folder 12 Stock purchase & bonus plans, 1957 Box 65 Folder 13 Stock split, 1950 Box 65 Folder 14 Stockholders, correspondence, 1932 Box 65 Folder 15 Stockholders, correspondence, 1933 Box 65 Folder 16 Stockholders, correspondence, 1934 Box 65 Folder 17 Stockholders, correspondence, 1935 Box 66 Folder 1 Stockholders, correspondence, 1936 Box 66 Folder 2 Stockholders, correspondence, 1938 Box 66 Folder 3 Stockholders, correspondence, 1939 Box 66 Folder 4 Stockholders, correspondence, 1940 Box 66 Folder 5 Stockholders, correspondence, 1941 Box 66 Folder 6 Stockholders, correspondence, 1942 Box 66 Folder 7 Stockholders, correspondence, 1945 Box 66 Folder 8 Stockholders, correspondence, 1949 84 Box 66 Folder 9 Stockholders, correspondence, 1950 Box 66 Folder 10 Stockholders, correspondence, 1951 Box 66 Folder 11 Stockholders, correspondence, 1952 Box 66 Folder 12 Stockholders, meeting data, 1943 Box 66 Folder 13 Stockholders, meeting data, 1945 Box 66 Folder 14 Stockholders, meeting data, 1949 Box 66 Folder 15 Stockholders, meeting data, 1951 Box 66 Folder 16 Stockholders, meeting data, 1952 Box 66 Folder 17 Stockholders suit, Pauline Klein, 1942 Box 67 Folder 1-2 Stockholders suit, Warner Holding Company, 1941 Box 67 Folder 3 Stockholders suit, Warner Holding Company, 1942 Box 67 Folder 4 Tax matters, 1939 Box 67 Folder 5 Tax matters, 1949 Box 67 Folder 6 Technical, Robert A. Diehm, 1943 Box 67 Folder 7 Timber Box 67 85 Folder 8 Travel Division, 1955 Box 68 Folder 1 Treasury, 1933 Box 68 Folder 2 United Paper Box Manufacturing Co., 1937 Box 68 Folder 3 United Paperboard Company, 1933 Box 68 Folder 4 United Paperboard Company, 1934 Box 68 Folder 5 United Paperboard Company, 1936 Box 68 Folder 6 United Paperboard Company, 1937 Box 68 Folder 7 United Paperboard Company, 1938 Box 68 Folder 8 U.S.A. OPACS, 1942 Box 68 continued Folder 9 Wabash plant, 1933 Box 68 continued Folder 10 Wabash plant, 1934 Box 68 continued Folder 11 Wabash plant, 1936 Box 68 continued Folder 12-14 Walter Paepcke, miscellaneous information Box 68 continued Folder 15 War Production Board, 1942 Box 68 continued Folder 16 War Production Board, 1945 Box 68 continued Folder 17 86 George Watkins, 1959-1960 Series III: Goethe Bicentennial Foundation Series III contains the records of the Goethe Bicentennial Foundation and covers the period 1947 to 1951. This series has been divided into 6 subseries: Correspondence Files; Subject Files; Public Relations; Fundraising; Publications; and Scrapbooks and Clippings. Photographs found in this series have been moved to Series VI. The records provide information on documentaton of what was needed to create, organize, publicize and fund a major intellectual and artistic gathering. These records include correspondence of many on the GBF Board of Directors and the general staff regarding projected costs, festival site, public relations activities, funding campaigns, scholarly and musical participants, brochure and booklet printing, press coverage, and budget deficits, as well as responses to the program itself from festival attendees.

The Goethe Bicentennial Foundation was a non-profit corporation created in the Fall of 1947 to organize a festival to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Goethe (1749-1832) was a German philosopher and poet who expressed the concept of the universal man and the free exchange of ideas, values, and experiences. The celebration was to include interpretations of Goethe's works by scholars and a music festival.

The original idea came as a result of conversations between Guiseppe A. Borgese, University of Chicago professor, and Robert M. Hutchins, Chancellor of the University of Chicago. Borgese had already initiated a program to help revive the German intellectual community by urging University of Chicago professors to teach at the Goethe University in Frankfurt. To complement this program, Borgese proposed to Hutchins that the University of Chicago assemble in the intellectual leaders of the world to celebrate Goethe's birth. Since this proposal paralleled his own agenda, Hutchins supported the project completely. At the start, Hutchins enlisted the aid of his long-time friend and fellow Goethe devote, Walter P. Paepcke, to assist in making the Goethe Festival a reality.

The Chairman of the GBF was Robert M. Hutchins, with former U.S. president Herbert Hoover as its Honorary Chairman. The officers and directors of the Foundation represented members of the business, industrial, educational, literary, musical, and government communities. Selected board members included: Walter P. Paepcke, Thomas Mann, Carl F. Schreiber, James Laughlin, Victor Lange, Marshall Field, Mrs. John V. Spachner, Mrs. Charles H. Swift, Thornton Wilder, and Robert L. Sterns.

The convocation and music festival took place in Aspen, Colorado, from June 27 to July 16, 1949. Notable scholars and artists who participated in the event included: Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Charles J. Burckhardt, Thornton Wilder, Barker Fairley, Gerardus van der Leeuw, Ernst Robert Curtius, Arnold Bergstraeser, Guiseppe Antonio Borgese, and Halvdan Koht. Specific music artists included: Dimitri Mitropoulos and the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, Artur Rubinstein, Nathan Milstein, Gregor Piatigorsky, Erica Morini, John Garris, Vronsky and Babin, Dorothy Maynor, Mack Harrell, and Herta Glaz.

Subseries 1: Correspondence Files

87 Box 69 Folder 1 1947 Box 69 Folder 2 January-April, 1948 Box 69 Folder 3 May-June, 1948 Box 69 Folder 4 July-September, 1948 Box 69 Folder 5 October 7-23, 1948 Box 69 Folder 6 October 25-30, 1948 Box 69 Folder 7 November 1-9, 1948 Box 69 Folder 8 November 10-16, 1948 Box 69 Folder 9 November 17-19, 1948 Box 69 Folder 10 November 20-29, 1948 Box 69 Folder 11 December 1-9, 1948 Box 69 Folder 12 December 10-31, 1948 Box 69 Folder 13 January, 1949 Box 69 Folder 14 February, 1949 Box 70 Folder 1-3 February, 1949 Box 70 88 Folder 4-9 March, 1949 Box 70 Folder 10-13 April, 1949 Box 71 Folder 1-2 April 1949 Box 71 Folder 3 May 2-5, 1949 Box 71 Folder 4 May 6-10, 1949 Box 71 Folder 5 May 11-15, 1949 Box 71 Folder 6 May 16-19, 1949 Box 71 Folder 7 May 20-24, 1949 Box 71 Folder 8 May 25-31, 1949 Box 71 Folder 9 June 1-7, 1949 Box 71 Folder 10 June 8-10, 1949 Box 72 Folder 1 June 11-15, 1949 Box 72 Folder 2 June 16-20, 1949 Box 72 Folder 3 June 21-24, 1949 Box 72 Folder 4 June 25, 1949 Box 72 Folder 5 89 June 27-30, 1949 Box 72 Folder 6 July 1-14, 1949 Box 72 Folder 7 July 15-22, 1949 Box 72 Folder 8 July 25-27, 1949 Box 72 Folder 9 July 28-29, 1949 Box 72 Folder 10 August 3-10, 1949 Box 72 Folder 11 August 12-22, 1949 Box 72 Folder 12 August 23-31, 1949 Box 73 Folder 1 September, 1949 Box 73 Folder 2 October, 1949 Box 73 Folder 3 November-December, 1949 Box 73 Folder 4 1950 Box 73 Folder 5 1951 Box 73 Folder 6 Mitchell McKeown Organization, January-March 1949 Box 73 Folder 7 Mitchell McKeown Organization, April-May 1949 Box 73 Folder 8 Mitchell McKeown Organization, June-October 1949 90 Box 73 Folder 9 Music program, 1949 Box 73 Folder 10 Music program, 1949 Box 73 Folder 11-12 Scholars, 1948-1949 Box 73 Folder 13 Solicitations, January-March 1949 Box 73 Folder 14 Solicitations, April 1949 Box 74 Folder 1 Solicitations, May 1949 Box 74 Folder 2 Solicitations, June 1949 Box 74 Folder 3 Solicitations, June 1949 Box 74 Folder 4 Solicitations, July 1949 Box 74 Folder 5 Solicitations, August 1949 Box 74 Folder 6 Solicitations, September, December 1949 Box 74 Folder 7 Telegrams, 1949 Box 74 Folder 8 Telegrams, 1949 Box 74 Folder 9 Telegrams, 1949 Box 74 Folder 10 Women's Committee, April 1949 Box 74 91 Folder 11 Women's Committee, May 1949 Box 74 Folder 12 Women's Committee, June 1949 Subseries 2: Subject Files Box 75 Folder 1 Amphitheater Box 75 Folder 2 Aspen, Colorado Box 75 Folder 3 Convocation Box 75 Folder 4 Financial Box 75 Folder 5 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, biographical information Box 75 Folder 6 Goethe Bicentennial Foundation Box 75 Folder 7 Goethe observances Box 75 Folder 8 Music program Box 75 Folder 9 Music contracts Box 75 Folder 10 Participants, general Box 75 Folder 11 Participants, A-G: Kurt Baum, Giuseppe Antonio Borgese, Donald J. Cowling, Laurence Duggan, Mrs. Louis Eckstein, Marshall Field, Walter T. Fisher, John Garris, Walter Geist, Elio Gianturco, Herta Glaz. Box 75 Folder 12

92 Participants, H-L: Mack Harrell, Jerome Hines, Karl Hobitzelle, Agnes Hocking, Herbert Hoover, Robert M. Hutchins, Edward A. Jackson, Halvadan Koht, Victor Lange, James Laughlin. Box 75 continued Folder 13 Participants, M-P: T.M.P. Mahadevan, Ernst Mahler, Thomas Mann, Dorothy Maynor, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Erica Morini, Wilbur C. Munnecke, George Nebolsine, Walter P. Paepcke, Gregor Piatigorsky, Clarence E. Pickett. Box 76 Folder 1 Participants, Jose Ortega y Gasset Box 76 Folder 2 Participants, R-S: Karl Reinhardt, Artur Rubinstein, Carl F. Schreiber, Albert Schweitzer, Helena Schweitzer, George N. Shuster, Ernst Simon, Mrs. John V. Spachner, Robert L. Sterns, John A. Stevenson, Mrs. Charles H. Swift. Box 76 Folder 3 Participants, Albert Schweitzer Box 76 Folder 4 Participants, V-Z: Vitya Vronsky, Bruno Walter, Thornton Wilder, Helene Wurlitzer, Harry Zelzer. Box 76 Folder 5 Participants, Thornton Wilder Box 76 Folder 6 Photographs; see Series VI. Individual, group, general festival scenes and negatives. Box 76 Folder 7 Physical arrangements Box 76 Folder 8 Printers Box 76 Folder 9 Reactions to festival Box 76 Folder 10 Speeches: G.A. Borgese, Jose Ortega y Gassett, William E. Hocking, Robert M. Hutchins, Alwin Kronacher, T.M.P. Mahadevan. Box 76 Folder 11 Speeches: Heinrich Meyer, Hans Stefan Schultz, Albert Schweitzer, Johannes Urzidil, Walter Wadepuhl, Hermann J. Weigand, Alfred Werner. 93 Subseries 3: Public Relations Box 76 Folder 12 Advertising & publicity Box 76 Folder 13 Advertising & publicity Box 76 Folder 14 Advertising & publicity Box 77 Folder 1 Galen E. Broyles Company, Inc. Box 77 Folder 2 Form letters Box 77 Folder 3 Mailing lists Box 77 Folder 4 Meetings Box 77 Folder 5 Miscellaneous Box 77 Folder 6 Mitchell McKeown Organization Box 77 Folder 7 Newspapers Box 77 Folder 8 Press conferences Box 77 Folder 9 Press kits Box 78 Folder 1 Press releases, November 1948 Box 78 Folder 2 Press releases, January 1949 Box 78 Folder 3

94 Press releases, February 1949 Box 78 Folder 4 Press releases, March 1949 Box 78 Folder 5 Press releases, April 1949 Box 78 Folder 6 Press releases, May 1949 Box 78 Folder 7 Press releases, June 1949 Box 78 Folder 8 Press releases, n.d. Box 78 Folder 9 Promotional outline Box 78 Folder 10 Radio stations Box 78 Folder 11 Stationery & forms Box 78 Folder 12 Working press Subseries 4: Fundraising Box 78 Folder 13 Contributions Box 78 Folder 14 Contributors Box 78 Folder 15 Foundations, general Box 78 Folder 16 Foundations, Rockefeller Box 78 Folder 17 Lists Box 79 95 Folder 1-2 Lists Subseries 5: Publications Box 79 Folder 3 Festival brochures, pamphlets Box 79 Folder 4 Festival programs Box 79 Folder 5 Festival souvenir programs Box 79 Folder 6 Miscellaneous publications Box 79 Folder 7 Concert programs Subseries 6: Scrapbooks and Clippings Box 79 Folder 8 Newspaper clippings Box 79 Folder 9 Newspaper clippings Box 79 Folder 10 Newspaper clippings Box 79 Folder 11 Newspaper clippings Box 80 Folder 1 Newspaper clippings Box 80 Folder 2 Newspaper clippings Box 80 Folder 3 Newspaper clippings Box 80 Folder 4 Newspaper clippings Box 80 96 Folder 5 Newspaper clippings Box 80 Folder 6 Newspaper clippings Box 81 Scrapbook 1 November 1948-July 1949 Box 82 Scrapbook 2 June 1949-July 1949 Box 83 Scrapbook 3 June 1949-July 1949 Box 84 Scrapbook 4 April 1949-July 1949 Box 85 Scrapbook 5 June 1949-July 1949 Box 85 Scrapbook 6 June 1949-July 1949 Series IV: Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies Series IV, contains information on the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies and covers the period 1945 to 1976. The files in this series were maintained by Walter Paepcke, founder of the Aspen Institute. The series has been arranged alphabetically by subject and includes correspondence, financial documents, contracts, brochures and publications. Photographs found in this series have been removed and placed in Series VI.

The idea for the establishment of the Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies (AIHS) emerged from the success of the Goethe Festival held in Aspen in 1949. The festival, which honored the German poet and humanist, launched the idea for an intellectual and cultural center of continuing education. In 1950 the AIHS was organized by Walter P. Paepcke, chairman of the Container Corporation of America and a key player in the Goethe Bicentennial Foundation and festival. The AIHS was created as a non-profit institute that supported the tradition of free inquiry into the realm of ideas and the communication of the arts. The institute provided seminars, lectures, forums, and discussions conducted by leaders in commerce, industry, science, education, religion, and government.

The institute's programs included an Executive’s Program, which gave people experienced with decision making the opportunity to understand their role in society and develop goals and convictions for their lives. Also, a Lecture Series offered weekly discussions on the "Great Ideas of Contemporary Man"; a Health Center that provided activities and facilities for exercise, recreation, and relaxation; and the Aspen Music Festival provided concerts, recitals, films, and artistic exhibitions.

Box 86 Folder 1 Adler, Mortimer J., 1957 Box 86 97 Folder 2 Adler, Mortimer J., 1958 Box 86 Folder 3 Adler, Mortimer J., 1959 Box 86 Folder 4 Advertising and publicity, 1946 Box 86 Folder 5 Advertising and publicity, 1948 Box 86 Folder 6-8 Advertising and publicity, 1950 Box 86 Folder 9-10 Advertising and publicity, 1951 Box 86 Folder 11-13 Advertising and publicity, 1952 Box 86 Folder 14 Advertising and publicity, 1953 Box 87 Folder 1-3 Advertising and publicity, 1954 Box 87 Folder 4-5 Advertising and publicity, 1955 Box 87 Folder 6-7 Advertising and publicity, 1956 Box 87 Folder 8-9 Advertising and publicity, 1957 Box 87 Folder 10 Advertising and publicity, 1958 Box 87 Folder 11 Advertising and publicity, 1959 Box 87 Folder 12 Advertising and publicity, 1960-1961 Box 87 Folder 13 98 Advertising and publicity, 1972, 1976 Box 87 Folder 14 Airplane, 1955 Box 87 Folder 15 Anderson, Robert O., 1960-1961 Box 87 Folder 16 Annual Report, 1961 Box 87 Folder 17 Annual Report, 1963 Box 88 Folder 1 Applications and investment suggestions, 1946 Box 88 Folder 2 Applications and investment suggestions, 1947 Box 88 Folder 3 Applications, 1953 Box 88 Folder 4-6 Architect, correspondence, 1959 Box 88 Folder 7 Architect, correspondence, 1960-1961 Box 88 Folder 8-11 Aspen, Colorado brochures Box 89 Folder 1-3 Aspen, Colorado brochures Box 89 Folder 4 Aspen Airport Corporation, 1959 Box 89 Folder 5 Aspen Airport Ranch, W.A. Patterson, 1954 Box 89 Folder 6 Aspen Airways, 1959 Box 89 Folder 7 Aspen College, 1949-1955 99 Box 89 Folder 8 Aspen College, 1956 Box 89 Folder 9 Aspen College, 1957 Box 89 Folder 10 Aspen College, 1958 Box 89 Folder 11-12 Aspen Company, January-June 1946 Box 90 Folder 1-3 Aspen Company, July-December 1946 Box 90 Folder 4-5 Aspen Company, 1947 Box 90 Folder 6 Aspen Company, 1948 Box 90 Folder 7-8 Aspen Company, 1949 Box 90 Folder 9-11 Aspen Company, 1950 Box 90 Folder 12-13 Aspen Company, 1951 Box 91 Folder 1 Aspen Company, 1952 Box 91 Folder 2 Aspen Company, 1953 Box 91 Folder 3 Aspen Company, 1954 Box 91 Folder 4-5 Aspen Company, 1956 Box 91 Folder 6 Aspen Company, 1957 Box 91 100 Folder 7 Aspen Company, 1958 Box 91 Folder 8 Aspen Company, 1959 Box 91 Folder 9 Aspen Company, 1960-1961 Box 91 Folder 10 Aspen Company, auditor, 1957 Box 91 Folder 11 Aspen Company, auditor, 1958 Box 91 Folder 12 Aspen Company, auditor, 1959 Box 91 Folder 13 Aspen Company, auditor, 1960-1961 Box 92 Folder 1 Aspen Company, Charles O. Bishop, 1946 Box 92 Folder 2 Aspen Company, Charles O. Bishop, 1947 Box 92 Folder 3 Aspen Company, Charles O. Bishop, 1949 Box 92 Folder 4 Aspen Company, Charles O. Bishop, 1950 Box 92 Folder 5-6 Aspen Company, extension of 10-year notes, 1956 Box 92 Folder 7 Aspen Company, Ferdinand P. Sperl, 1946 Box 92 Folder 8 Aspen Company, general correspondence, 1955 Box 92 Folder 9-10 Aspen Company, general correspondence, 1958 Box 92 Folder 11 101 Aspen Company, general correspondence, 1959 Box 92 Folder 12 Aspen Company, manager, 1954 Box 93 Folder 1 Aspen Company, manager, 1955 Box 93 Folder 2 Aspen Company, manager, 1956 Box 93 Folder 3 Aspen Company, manager, 1957 Box 93 Folder 4 Aspen Company, manager, 1958 Box 93 Folder 5 Aspen Company, manager, 1959 Box 93 Folder 6 Aspen Company, manager, 1960-1961 Box 93 Folder 7 Aspen Company, stock valuation and donation, 1955 Box 93 Folder 8 Aspen Company, stock valuation and donation, 1956 Box 93 Folder 9-10 Aspen Company, subscriptions, 1946 Box 93 Folder 11 Aspen Festival, 1949-1950 Box 93 Folder 12 Aspen Home Design Project, 1956 Box 93 Folder 13 Aspen Institute Properties, 1953 Box 93 Folder 14 Aspen Institute Properties, 1954 Box 93 Folder 15 Aspen Institute Properties, purchase contract, 1957 102 Box 94 Folder 1 Aspen Leaf, newsletter, 1947-1949 Box 94 Folder 2 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1952 Box 94 Folder 3 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1953 Box 94 Folder 4 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1954 Box 94 Folder 5 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1955 Box 94 Folder 6 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1956 Box 94 Folder 7 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1957 Box 94 Folder 8 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1958 Box 94 Folder 9 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1959 Box 94 Folder 10 Aspen Lumber and Supply Company, 1960-1961 Box 94 Folder 11 Aspen Meadows, E.F. Armstrong, 1959 Box 94 Folder 12 Aspen Players, Brochure, n.d. Box 94 Folder 13-15 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1946 Box 94 Folder 16 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1947-1949 Box 94 Folder 17 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1948 Box 94 103 Folder 18 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1949 Box 94 Folder 19-20 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1950 Box 94 Folder 21 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1951 Box 94 Folder 22 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1952 Box 95 Folder 1 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1953 Box 95 Folder 2 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1954 Box 95 Folder 3 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1955 Box 95 Folder 4 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1956 Box 95 Folder 5 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1957 Box 95 Folder 6 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1958 Box 95 Folder 7 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1959 Box 95 Folder 8 Aspen Skiing Corporation, 1960-1961 Box 95 Folder 9 Aspen Skiing Corporation, Annual Report, 1968-1969 Box 95 Folder 10 Aspen Supply Company, 1945 Box 95 Folder 11 Aspen Supply Company, 1946 Box 95 Folder 12 104 Aspen Supply Company, 1947 Box 95 Folder 13 Aspen Supply Company, 1949 Box 95 Folder 14 Aspen Supply Company, 1950 Box 95 Folder 15 Aspen Supply Company, 1951 Box 95 Folder 16 "Aspen: the once and future city" Box 95 Folder 17 Aspen University Box 95 Folder 18 Assistant to the President, 1957 Box 95 Folder 19 Assistant to the President, 1958 Box 96 Folder 1 Auditor, 1953 Box 96 Folder 2 Auditor, 1954 Box 96 Folder 3 Auditor, 1955 Box 96 Folder 4 Auditor, 1956 Box 96 Folder 5 Auditor, 1959 Box 96 Folder 6 Auditor, 1960-1961 Box 96 Folder 7 Baier, Curt, 1952 Box 96 Folder 8 Bate, Henry N. 1945 105 Box 96 Folder 9 Bayer, Herbert, 1945 Box 96 Folder 10 Bayer, Herbert, 1946 Box 96 Folder 11 Bayer, Herbert, 1951 Box 96 Folder 12 Bayer, Herbert, 1952 Box 96 Folder 13 Bayer, Herbert, 1953 Box 96 Folder 14 Bayer, Herbert, 1954 Box 96 Folder 15 Bayer, Herbert, 1955 Box 96 Folder 16 Bayer, Herbert, 1957 Box 96 Folder 17 Bayer, Herbert, 1958 Box 96 Folder 18 Bayer, Herbert, 1959 Box 96 Folder 19 Bayer, Herbert, 1960-1961 Box 96 Folder 20 Berger, George B., 1946 Box 96 Folder 21 Berger, George B., 1947 Box 97 Folder 1 Bishop, Charles O., 1953 Box 97 Folder 2 Brochures and newsletters Box 97 106 Folder 3 Central building, 1956 Box 97 Folder 4-5 Central building, 1957 Box 97 Folder 6 Central building, 1959 Box 97 Folder 7 City plan, 1945 Box 97 Folder 8-9 Clippings, 1947 Box 97 Folder 10 Clippings, 1949 Box 97 Folder 11 Clippings, 1950 Box 97 Folder 12 Clippings, 1951 Box 97 Folder 13-14 Clippings, 1952 Box 97 Folder 15 Clippings, 1957 Box 97 Folder 16 Clippings, 1958 Box 98 Folder 1 Clippings, 1959 Box 98 Folder 2-3 Clippings, n.d. Box 98 Folder 4 Collins, Robert H., 1946 Box 98 Folder 5 Collins, Robert H., 1947 Box 98 Folder 6 107 Collins, Robert H., 1949 Box 98 Folder 7 Contracts, 1954 Box 98 Folder 8 Contributions, 1956 Box 98 Folder 9-10 Contributions and solicitations, H-N, 1958 Box 98 Folder 11 Correspondence, May-June, 1945 Box 98 Folder 12 Correspondence, July, 1945 Box 98 Folder 13 Correspondence, August, 1945 Box 98 Folder 14 Correspondence, September, 1945 Box 98 Folder 15 Correspondence, October, 1945 Box 98 Folder 16 Correspondence, November-December 1945 Box 99 Folder 1 Correspondence, January-February 1946 Box 99 Folder 2 Correspondence, March- July 1946 Box 99 Folder 3 Correspondence, September-October 1946 Box 99 Folder 4 Correspondence, November-December 1946 Box 99 Folder 5 Correspondence, January 1947 Box 99 Folder 6 Correspondence, February-August 1947 108 Box 99 Folder 7 Correspondence, September-December 1947 Box 99 Folder 8 Correspondence, January-February 1948 Box 99 Folder 9 Correspondence, April-June 1948 Box 99 Folder 10 Correspondence, October-December 1948 Box 99 Folder 11 Correspondence, 1949 Box 99 Folder 12 Correspondence, January-March 1950 Box 99 Folder 13 Correspondence, April-July 1950 Box 99 Folder 14 Correspondence, August-December 1950 Box 100 Folder 1 Correspondence, January-April 1951 Box 100 Folder 2 Correspondence, May-July 1951 Box 100 Folder 3 Correspondence, August-December 1951 Box 100 Folder 4 Correspondence, January-May 1952 Box 100 Folder 5 Correspondence, June-December 1952 Box 100 Folder 6 Correspondence, January-May 1953 Box 100 Folder 7 Correspondence, June-August 1953 Box 100 109 Folder 8 Correspondence, September-October 1953 Box 100 Folder 9 Correspondence, November-December 1953 Box 100 Folder 10 Correspondence, January-April 1954 Box 100 Folder 12 Correspondence, May-August 1954 Box 100 Folder 13 Correspondence, September-December 1954 Box 101 Folder 1 Correspondence, January-May 1955 Box 101 Folder 2 Correspondence, June-August 1955 Box 101 Folder 3 Correspondence, September-December 1955 Box 101 Folder 4 Correspondence, January-April 1956 Box 101 Folder 5 Correspondence, May-July 1956 Box 101 Folder 6 Correspondence, August-September 1956 Box 101 Folder 7 Correspondence, October-December 1956 Box 101 Folder 8 Correspondence, January-May 1957 Box 101 Folder 9 Correspondence, June-July 1957 Box 101 Folder 10 Correspondence, August-September 1957 Box 101 Folder 11 110 Correspondence, October-December 1957 Box 101 Folder 12 Correspondence, January-August 1958 Box 101 Folder 13 Correspondence, September-December 1958 Box 102 Folder 1 Correspondence, January-April 1959 Box 102 Folder 2 Correspondence, May-July 1959 Box 102 Folder 3 Correspondence, August-October 1959 Box 102 Folder 4 Correspondence, November-December1959 Box 102 Folder 5 Correspondence, 1960 Box 102 Folder 6 Correspondence, 1961 Box 102 Folder 7 Craig, Robert W., 1955 Box 102 Folder 8 Craig, Robert W., 1956 Box 102 Folder 9-10 Craig, Robert W., 1959 Box 102 Folder 11 Craig, Robert W., 1960-1961 Box 103 Folder 1 Decoration Day Weekend, 1957 Box 103 Folder 2 Delaney, Robert, 1958 Box 103 Folder 3 Delaney, Robert, 1959 111 Box 103 Folder 4 Delaney, Robert, 1960-1961 Box 103 Folder 5 Design Conference, 1951 Box 103 Folder 6 Design Conference, 1952 Box 103 Folder 7 Design Conference, 1953 Box 103 Folder 8 Design Conference, 1954 Box 103 Folder 9 Design Conference, 1955 Box 103 Folder 10 Design Conference, 1956 Box 103 Folder 11 Design Conference, 1957 Box 103 Folder 12 Design Conference, 1958 Box 103 Folder 13 Design Conference, 1959 Box 103 Folder 14 Design Conference, programs Box 104 Folder 1 Development, 1945 Box 104 Folder 2 Dole, C. Minot, 1946 Box 104 Folder 3 Dole, C. Minot, 1947 Box 104 Folder 4 Elizabeth Paepcke Rental Properties, 1960-1961 Box 104 112 Folder 5 Executives Program, 1951 Box 104 Folder 6-9 Executives Program, 1952 Box 104 Folder 10-14 Executives Program, 1953 Box 104 Folder 15 Executives Program, 1954 Box 105 Folder 1 Executives Program, 1954 Box 105 Folder 2-3 Executives Program, 1955 Box 105 Folder 4-8 Executives Program, 1956 Box 105 Folder 9-12 Executives Program, 1957 Box 105 Folder 13 Executives Program, 1958 Box 105 Folder 14-15 Executives Program, 1959 Box 105 Folder 16 Executives Program, 1960-1961 Box 106 Folder 1 Executives Program, applications Box 106 Folder 2 Executives Program, brochures and programs, 1953-1957 Box 106 Folder 3 Executives Program, brochures and programs, 1958-1962 Box 106 Folder 4 Executives Program, company lists, 1952-1960 Box 106 Folder 5 113 Executives Program, invitations and replies, 1952 Box 106 Folder 6-7 Executives Program, invitations and replies, 1953 Box 106 Folder 8 Executives Program, invitations and replies, 1954 Box 106 Folder 9 Executives Program, participants, 1952-1960 Box 106 Folder 10 Executives Program, participants, 1957 Box 106 Folder 11 Executives Program, participants, 1958 Box 107 Folder 1 Executives Program, participants, 1959 Box 107 Folder 2 Executives Program, participants, 1960-1961 Box 107 Folder 3 Executives Program, special guests, 1950-1960 Box 107 Folder 4 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1953 Box 107 Folder 5-6 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1954 Box 107 Folder 7-8 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1955 Box 107 Folder 9-11 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1956 Box 108 Folder 1 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1956 Box 108 Folder 2-3 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1957 Box 108 Folder 4 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1958 114 Box 108 Folder 5-6 Executives Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1959 Box 108 Folder 7 Executives' Program, seminar leaders and guests, 1960-1961 Box 108 Folder 8 Federation Internationale de Ski (FIS), 1949 Box 108 Folder 9 Federation Internationale de Ski (FIS), 1950 Box 108 Folder 10 Feldstein, Charles R., 1960-1961 Box 108 Folder 11 Four Seasons Club, 1947 Box 108 Folder 12 Four Seasons Club, 1949 Box 108 Folder 13 Four Seasons Club, 1950 Box 109 Folder 1 Four Seasons Club, 1951 Box 109 Folder 2 Four Seasons Club, 1952 Box 109 Folder 3 Four Seasons Club, 1953 Box 109 Folder 4 Four Seasons Club, 1956 Box 109 Folder 5 Four Seasons Club, 1957 Box 109 Folder 6 Four Seasons Club, 1958 Box 109 Folder 7 Four Seasons Club, 1959 Box 109 115 Folder 8 Four Seasons Club, 1960-1961 Box 109 Folder 9 Gasset, Jose Ortega y Box 109 Folder 10 Grand Opening, 1947 Box 109 Folder 11 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1952 Box 109 Folder 12 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1953 Box 109 Folder 13 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1954 Box 109 Folder 14 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1955 Box 109 Folder 15 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1956 Box 109 Folder 16 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1957 Box 110 Folder 1 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1958 Box 110 Folder 2 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1959 Box 110 Folder 3 Hallam Lake Ranch, 1960-1961 Box 110 Folder 4-5 Health Center, 1955 Box 110 Folder 6-7 Health Center, 1956 Box 110 Folder 8-9 Health Center, 1957 Box 110 Folder 10 116 Health Center, 1958 Box 110 Folder 11 Health Center, 1959 Box 110 Folder 12 Health Center, 1960-1961 Box 111 Folder 1 Health Center, Brochures Box 111 Folder 2 Health Center, Chairman of the Medical Advisory Board, 1956 Box 111 Folder 3 Health Center, Chairman of the Medical Advisory Board, 1957 Box 111 Folder 4 Health Center, Chairman Advisory Board, 1958 Box 111 Folder 5 Health Center, clippings, 1956 Box 111 Folder 6 Health Center, clippings, 1957 Box 111 Folder 7-8 Aspen Health Center, Erna and Bruno Geba, 1955 Box 111 Folder 9 Health Center, Medical Director, 1956 Box 111 Folder 10-11 Health Center, medical director, 1957 Box 111 Folder 12 Health Center, Medical Director, 1958 Box 111 Folder 13 Health Center, participants, 1956 Box 111 Folder 14 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1946 Box 111 Folder 15 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1947 117 Box 111 Folder 16 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1949 Box 112 Folder 1 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1950 Box 112 Folder 2 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1951 Box 112 Folder 3 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1952 Box 112 Folder 4-5 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1953 Box 112 Folder 6 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1954 Box 112 Folder 7 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1955 Box 112 Folder 8 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1956 Box 112 Folder 9 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1957 Box 112 Folder 10 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1958 Box 112 Folder 11 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1959 Box 112 Folder 12 Hodges, William V., Jr., 1960-1961 Box 112 Folder 13 Hotel Jerome, recipes Box 112 Folder 14 Iselin, Fred, 1949 Box 112 Folder 15 Lauerman, Fred J., 1958 Box 112 118 Folder 16 Lauerman, Fred J., 1959 Box 112 Folder 17 Lauerman, Fred J., 1960-1961 Box 112 Folder 18 Leach, Richard P., 1951 Box 112 Folder 19-20 Leach, Richard P., 1952 Box 113 Folder 1-2 Leach, Richard P., 1953 Box 113 Folder 3-4 Leach, Richard P., 1954 Box 113 Folder 5-6 Lecturers and seminar participants, 1951 Box 113 Folder 7-8 Lecturers and seminar participants, 1952 Box 113 Folder 9 Ledger, Aspen acquisitions, 1945-1946 Box 113 Folder 10 Lilly, Eugene, 1946 Box 113 Folder 11 Lodges, 1951-1953 Box 113 Folder 12 Minutes, 1950 Box 113 Folder 13 Minutes, 1959 Box 113 Folder 14 Minutes, 1960-1961 Box 114 Folder 1 Mitchell, S.M., 1945 Box 114 Folder 2 119 Music Associates of Aspen, 1955 Box 114 Folder 3 Music Associates of Aspen, 1956 Box 114 Folder 4 Music Associates of Aspen, 1957 Box 114 Folder 5 Music Associates of Aspen, 1958 Box 114 Folder 6 Music Associates of Aspen, 1959 Box 114 Folder 7 Music Associates of Aspen, 1960-1961 Box 114 Folder 8 Music Associates of Aspen, Mack Harrell, 1955 Box 114 Folder 9 Music Associates of Aspen, reports and minutes of meetings, 1955 Box 114 Folder 10 Music Festival, program, 1957 Box 114 Folder 11 Music School, 1951 Box 114 Folder 12 Music School, 1952 Box 114 Folder 13 Music School, 1953 Box 114 Folder 14-15 Music School, 1954 Box 115 Folder 1 Music, 1950 Box 115 Folder 2-4 Music, 1951 Box 115 Folder 5 Music, 1952-1953 120 Box 115 Folder 6-7 Music, 1954 Box 115 Folder 8 Music, 1955-1956 Box 115 Folder 9 Music, 1958-1959 Box 115 Folder 10-11 Music, artists, 1950 Box 115 Folder 12 Music, artists, 1951 Box 116 Folder 1 Music School, programs and brochures Box 116 Folder 2 Music School, programs and brochures Box 116 Folder 3 Origins of Aspen Institute for Humanistic Studies Box 116 Folder 4 Photographs, See Series VI Box 116 Folder 5-6 Photography seminar, 1951 Box 116 Folder 7 Photography seminar, 1952 Box 116 Folder 8-9 Plans and programs, 1951 Box 116 Folder 10 Postcards Box 116 Folder 11 President, 1957 Box 116 Folder 12-13 President, 1958 Box 117 121 Folder 1 President, 1959 Box 117 Folder 2-3 Presidents' Weekends, 1958 Box 117 Folder 4-6 Programs Box 117 Folder 7 Properties, 1954-1955 Box 117 Folder 8 Properties, 1957 Box 117 Folder 9 Real estate, 1959 Box 117 Folder 10 Real estate, 1960-1961 Box 117 Folder 11 Reports, 1951 Box 117 Folder 12 Reports, 1952 Box 117 Folder 13 Reports, 1953 Box 117 Folder 14 Reports, 1958 Box 117 Folder 15 Scholars, 1950 Box 117 Folder 16 Scholars, 1951 Box 117 Folder 17 Secretary, 1958 Box 118 Folder 1 Secretary, 1959 Box 118 Folder 2 122 Securities donations, 1956 Box 118 Folder 3 Shaw, William R. Box 118 Folder 4 Speeches, miscellaneous Box 118 Folder 5 Sponsoring institutions, 1952 Box 118 Folder 6-8 Trustees, 1950 Box 118 Folder 9-10 Trustees, 1951 Box 118 Folder 11 Trustees, 1952 Box 118 Folder 12 Trustees, 1953 Box 118 Folder 13 Trustees, 1954 Box 119 Folder 1 Trustees, 1955 Box 119 Folder 2 Trustees, 1956 Box 119 Folder 3-4 Trustees, 1957 Box 119 Folder 5 Trustees, 1958 Box 119 Folder 6 Trustees, 1959 Box 119 Folder 7 Trustees, 1960-1961 Box 119 Folder 8 25th Anniversary Program, Aspen Institute, 1974 123 Box 119 Folder 9 University of Chicago, Program, 1953 Box 119 Folder 10 University of Chicago, Humanities I, 1956 Box 119 Folder 11 University of Chicago, Humanities I, 1957 Box 119 Folder 12-14 Walter Paepcke Memorial, 1960 Box 120 Folder 1 Watkins, George H., 1957 Box 120 Folder 2 Watkins, George H., 1958 Box 120 Folder 3 Watkins, George H., 1959 Box 120 Folder 4 Watkins, George H., 1960-1961 Box 120 Folder 5 Wide Wide World broadcast, 1957 Box 120 Folder 6 Williams, Lynn A., 1953 Box 120 Folder 7 Williams, Lynn A., 1954 Box 120 Folder 8 Women's Board, 1950 Box 120 Folder 9 Women's Board, 1951 Box 120 Folder 10 Women's Board, 1952 Box 120 Folder 11 Women's Board, 1954

124 Series V: Financial Records Series V, Finanical Records, contains personal ledgers, journals, stock transactions, and property records maintained by both Walter Paepcke and his wife, Elizabeth H. Paepcke. This series has been arranged into three subseries. Subseries 1, Walter P. Paepcke, contains cash ledgers and journals and corporate stock files for his specific accounts and holdings from 1917-1960. Subseries 2, Elizabeth H. Paepcke, contains cash ledgers and journals for her specific accounts and holdings from 1928-1960. Subseries 3, Property Files, contains records from the Paepcke’s Pioneer Park property and a small bit of information on Elizabeth Paepcke’s household and furniture accounts. For more information on the Pioneer Park property see Series I, Subseries 3, Property Investments.

Subseries 1: Walter P. Paepcke, Ledgers, Journals, and Stocks Box 121 Ledger 1 1917-1925 Box 121 Ledger 2 1926-1930 Box 121 Ledger 3 1931-1935 Box 122 Ledger 4 1936-1942 Box 122 Ledger 5 1943-1951 Box 122 Ledger 6 1952-1960 Box 123 Journal 1 March 1917-September 1925 (inclusive) Box 123 Journal 2 October 1825-December 1930 (inclusive) Box 123 Journal 3 January 1931-December 1935 (inclusive) Box 124 Journal 4 January 1936-December 1946 Box 124 Journal 5 January 1947-December 1951 Box 124 Journal 6 January 1952-December 1960 Box 125 Folder 1 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, 1923-1930, bound ledger Box 125 Folder 2 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Bacon, Whippler and Co.-James H. Oliphant and Co., 1930-1940 Box 125 Folder 3 125 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Shearson Hammill and Co.-Shields and Co., 1930-1950 Box 125 Folder 4 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, A. O. Slaughter and Co.-Consolidated Film Industries, 1930-1949 Box 125 Folder 5 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Container Corporation, 1930-1950 Box 125 Folder 6 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Cobbon Account, Shearson Hammill and Co.- Interest Account, Shearson Hammill and Co., 1930-1948 Box 125 Folder 7 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, International Great Northern-Middle West Corporation, 1930-1948 Box 125 Folder 8 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Modine Manufacturing Company-R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., 1930-19 Box 125 Folder 9 Corporate stocks, purchases and sales, Rio de Janeiro-United States Treasury Certificates, 1930-1957 Subseries 2: Elizabeth H. Paepcke, Ledgers and Journals Box 126 Ledger 1: February 1928-December 1941 (inclusive) Box 126 Ledger 2: January 1942-December 1950 Box 126 Journal 1: December 1927-December 1938 Box 126 Journal 2: January 1939-December 1946 Box 126 Journal 3: January 1947-December 1956 Box 126 Journal 4: January 1957-December 1960 Subseries 3: Property Files Box 127 Folder 1 Pioneer Park, Pitkin County, Colorado Box 127 Folder 2 126 Elizabeth H. Paepcke, household goods, furniture, etc., Series VI: Photographs and Oversized Documents Series VI includes visual materials, mostly photographs, removed from the other series in the Walter P. Paepcke Papers. Notations were made within the descriptions and inventories to indicate where materials had been removed. Each item in the following inventory includes a brief description of the image as well as the original location for that item. This includes the series number, subseries number, box number, folder number and, if attached to a letter, the date of that letter. The last two boxes in this series contains a random collection of oversized publications, maps, drawings, and newspapers found throughout the Walter P. Paepcke Papers.

Box 128 Folder 1 Series I • 1: Walter Paul Paepcke, 1945. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 1 Folder 1. • 2-3: Dinner given after a Braddock-Louis exhibition, 1937. (2) (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 1 Folder 2 Aug. 18, 1937. • 4-9: Great Dane dogs, 1935. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 2 Folder 28 Dec. 31, 1935 in German • 10: Swordfish at Montauk Point Yacht Club, 1937. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 3 Folder 30 July 26, 1937. • 11: Walter Paul Paepcke, 1939. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 3 Folder 34 June 5, 1939. • 12: Unidentified female, skiing, ca. 1943. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 3 Folder 40 [Jan. 5, 1943]. • 13-14: Les M. Dodd and wife, 1944. (2) (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 4 Folder 42 July 31, 1944. • 15: Kurt Paepke, 1947. (Series 1 subseries Box 4 Folder 53 May 9, 1950. • 16: Tyne Maria Paepke, ca. 1951. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 4 Folder 54 [1951]. • 17: "Chapel of Assisi", etching by Peter Lauck, ca. 1950. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 5 Folder 60 Jan. 10, 1950. • 18: Emil Clauer & wife, 1946 (Series I, subseries box 9, folder 9, sept. 22, 1948 Box 128 Folder 2 Series I • 1: Honorary Doctor of Law degree, University of Denver, L-R Chancellor Albert C. Jacobs, Walter P. Paepcke, Mrs. Ainslie Whyman, Albert J. Gould, and Quigg Newton, 1950. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 4 Folder University of Denver June 20, 1950. • 2: Honorary Doctor of Law degree, University of Denver, L-R Chancellor Albert C. Jacobs, Walter P. Paepcke, Robert Selig, 1950. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 4 Folder University of Denver June 20, 1950. • 3: Dog, of Alice Paepcke Guenzel, ca. 1950. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 5 Folder 60 • 4: Honorary degree and alumni medal recipients, Trinity College, 1954. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 7 Folder 75 July 17, 1954. • 5: Container Corporation of America mill, unidentified, 1954. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 7 Folder 77 June 1, 1954.

127 • 6: Children of Werner Pagels (Jurgen, Karl Werner, Ursel, Jutta, Sigrid and Hildegard), ca. 1930. (Series 1 subseries 1 Box 13 Folder 130 • 7-11:Building designed by Al Shaw of proposed Morton Wing at the Art Institute of Chicago, 1960. (5) (Series 1 subseries 2 Box 15 Folder 143 Feb. 16, 1960. • 12-27: Farm buildings, believed to be Somonauk, IL, ca. 1930s. (16) (Series I subseries 3 Box 17 Folder 180 • 28: Emma and Henry Mennel, potential caretakers of Colorado house, 1936. (Series 1 subseries 3 Box 17 Folder 181 May 6, 1936. • 29: Anna Irene Geisendorfer, potential caretaker of Colorado house, 1936. (Series 1 subseries 3 Box 17 Folder 182 June 2, 1936. • 30: George Leonard Geisendorfer, potential caretaker of Colorado house, 1936. (Series 1 subseries 3 Box 17 Folder 182 June 2, 1936. • 31-32: Cedar rail fence, 1938. (2) (Series 1 subseries 3 Box 18 Folder 194 May 7, 1938. • 33: Charles W. Disbrow (center), Santa Fe, NM, 1939. (Series 1 subseries 3 Box 20 Folder 214 May 30, 1943. Box 128 Folder 3 Series II • 1-30 Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1958 Box 128 Folder 4 Series II • 1-12: Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1958 Box 128 Folder 5 Series II • 1-20: Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1958 Box 128 Folder 6 Series II • 1-20: Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1958 Box 128 Folder 7 Series II • 1-11: Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1958 Box 128 Folder 8 Series II • 1-4: Europa Carton paperboard plant in Bremen, Germany, 1959 Box 128 Folder 9 Series III • 1-11: Goethe Festival, Individuals, A-G (Kurt Baum, Giuseppe Antonio Borgese, Donald J. Cowling, Laurence Duggan, Mrs. Louis Eckstein, Marshall Field, Walter T. Fisher, John Garris, Walter Geist, Elio Gianturco, Herta Glaz.) Box 128 128 Folder 10 Series III • 1-13: Goethe Festival, Individuals, H-L (Mack Harrell, Jerome Hines, Karl Hobitzelle, Agnes Hocking, Herbert Hoover, Robert M. Hutchins, Edward A. Jackson, Halvadan Koht, Victor Lange, James Laughlin) Box 128 Folder 11 Series III • 1-20: Goethe Festival, Individuals, M-P (T.M.P. Mahadevan, Ernst Mahler, Thomas Mann, Dorothy Maynor, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Erica Morini, Wilbur C. Munnecke, George Nebolsine, Jose Ortega y Gasset, Walter P. Paepcke, Gregor Piatigorsky, Clarence E. Pickett) Box 128 Folder 12 Series III; Goethe Festival, Participants, R-Z (Karl Reinhardt, Artur Rubinstein, Carl F. Schreiber, Albert Schweitzer, Albert Schweitzer, Helena Schweitzer, George N. Shuster, Ernst Simon, Mrs. John V. Spachner, Robert L. Sterns, John A. Stevenson, Mrs. Charles H. Swift, Vitya Vronsky, Bruno Walter, Thornton Wilder, Helene Wurlitzer, Harry Zelzer. (19) Box 129 Folder 1 Series III; Goethe Festival, group (14) Box 129 Folder 2 Series III; Goethe Festival miscellaneous(15) Box 129 Folder 3-4 Series III, negatives Box 129 Folder 5 Series IV; Amphitheater, inside and outside concerts and other performances (7) • 1: Audience applauding with children in foreground • 2: Musical quartet • 3-5: Operatic performances • 6: Gilbert and Sullivan Special Event • 7: Orchestra and choir Box 129 Folder 6 Series IV, Aspen, Colorado (10) • 1: Mountain pass • 2: Aerial view of mountains with Aspen amphitheater in right foreground • 3-8: Postcard made from 2 • 9: Aspen, Colorado, February 5, 1952, horse-drawn sleigh in front of Prospector Lodge • 10: Aspen, Colorado, February 7, 1952, horse-drawn sleigh in front of Elder’s Food Mart Box 129 129 Folder 7 Series IV, Aspen, Colorado (25) • 1: Poppies on boulder • 2: Wide-angle view of mountain clearing with cabin • 3: Wide-angle view of mountain clearing with scattered cabins • 4: Wide-angle view of sparse mountain trees • 5: Wildflowers in mountain meadow • 6-7: 4 dog teams pulling sleds through snow • 8: Close-up of dog team, side view • 9: Close-up of dog team, front view • 10: Close-up of dog team, descending hill • 11: Close-up of dog team, resting • 12: Dog sled on display as interior decor • 13: Unidentified women and men sunbathing on deck overlooking mountains • 14: Sheep grazing in mountain meadow • 15: Hayden Peak, near Aspen • 16: Snow mass from Buckskin Pass, unidentified man and woman horseback riding in mountains • 17: Horseback riding • 18: Bareback Bronc Bustin’ • 19: Children sitting on fence • 20: Mountain ranch • 21: Ski lift • 22: Mountain climbing • 23: Mountain stream • 24: Mountain view through broken log fence • 25: Daly and Capitol Peaks, Elk Mountains, White River National Forest • (23-25 clipped together with note "to Mrs. Lyngby") Box 129 Folder 8 Aspen Meadows Chalets and Ghost House • 1: Aspen’s famous "Ghost House," a remnant of the amazing Victorian era of Aspen • 2: Room interior Box 129 Folder 9 Bust of Walter Paepcke Box 129 Folder 10 Executive and Design • 1-4: Unidentified men holding outdoor meeting Box 129 Folder 11 Four Seasons Club • 1-4: Chalet beside pond • 5-8: Chalet beside pond with "Tristan" and "Isolde" cottages • 9-12: Lodge with lawn furniture beside pond 130 • 13-16: "Tristan" cottage Box 129 Folder 12 Health Center, AIHS • 1: Men relaxing in library • 2: Bruno Geba, director, leading men in calisthenics • 3: Men in cold water plunge • 4: Man receiving massage therapy • 5: Women in sauna • 6-7: Men exercising • 8: Women and men sunbathing on solarium • 9: Spiral staircase leading to solarium • 10-11: Main entrance, exterior • 12-13: Health Center, exterior view • 14-15: Health Center, model Box 129 Folder 13 Master Class and Rehearsal Photos • 1-6: Play/vocal rehearsal, couple receiving stage direction • 7: View of play/vocal rehearsal from on stage • 8: Singing around piano • 9: Classroom instruction, brass instruments • 10-11: Classroom instruction • 12: Ensemble • 13: Piano recital • 14: Cello solo • 15-19: Darius Milhaud, French composer, rehearsing small orchestra (4 different views) • 20: Discussion in amphitheater bleachers • 21-23: Large orchestra rehearsal with audience • 24: Large orchestra performance • 25: Large orchestra rehearsal • 26-27: Piano rehearsal • 28: Woodwind rehearsal • 29: String section rehearsal Box 129 Folder 14 Miscellaneous Student and Faculty Activity • 1-2: Aspen City Railways horse drawn passenger rail cars • 3: Horse drawn carriage • 4: Private airplane taking off • 5: Flutists • 6: Unidentified men posing in three-conered chair • 7: Photography conference, conversation at foot of staircase • 8-9: Dance • 10: Faculty-student picnic, Maroon Lake • 11: Couple sunbathing beside swimming pool 131 • 12: 2 couples seated on diving board • 13: Herta Glaz just before her marriage to Joseph Rosenstock, August 1952 (signed from Eleanor Long) • 14: Madam Tcherepnin at Aspen, 1952 (signed from Eleanor Long) • 15: Martial Singher and son Michel, Aspen 1952 (signed from Eleanor Long) • 16: Taken by Eleanor Long at Aspen, August 1952 (signed from Eleanor Long) Box 129 Folder 15 Musical and Other Performing Artists • 1: Albeneri Trio, in white dinner jackets • 2-3: Albeneri Trio, around piano • 4-5: Albeneri Trio, performing • 6: Albeneri Trio, performing • 7: Ciompi, Giorgio, violinist of the Albeneri Trio • 8: Heifetz, Benar, cellist of the Albeneri Trio • 9: Kahn, Erich Itor, pianist of the Albeneri Trio • 10-11: Albuts (?), Eunice, head shot • 12: Arrau, Claudio, pianist • 13: Curtin, Phyllis, head shot • 14: Chabay (?), Leslie, head shot • 15: Chabay (?), Leslie, head shot, semi-profile • 16: Colorini, head shot of woman • 17: Colorini, head shot of woman • 18-19: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, head shot • 20: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, leaning on piano • 21-22: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, angled head shot • 23: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, looking over piano strings • 24-25 Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, hands on keyboard • 26: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, examining sheet music • 27: Firkusny, Rudolf, pianist, head shot in profile • 28: Garbousova, Raya, cellist, angled head shot • 29: Garbousova, Raya, cellist, seated at cello • 30: Glaz, Herta, head shot with arms akimbo • 31: Glaz, Herta, head shot with sun hat Box 130 Folder 1 Musical and Other Performing Artists • 1: Goldberg, Szymon, holding violin • 2: Goldberg, Szymon, playing violin (verticle shot) • 3: Goldberg, Szymon, playing violin (horizontal shot) • 4: Graudan, Joanna and Nikolai, cello and piano duo, looking left over inside of piano • 5-6: Graudan, Joanna and Nikolai, cello and piano duo, in profile beside piano • 7-8: Graudan, Nikolai, cellist • 9: Harrel, Mack, baritone • 10: Herzberg, Norman, with bassoon • 11: Jones, Charles, angled head shot 132 • 12-13: Jones Charles, piano in background • 14: Kell (?), Reginald, clarinetist • 15-16: Lifschey, Samuel, principal viola, Philadelphia Orchestra • 17: Loesser, Arthur, pianist • 18: Milhaud, Darius, French composer talking with CBS’s John Alison • 19: Milhaud, Darius, French composer, at work • 20: Milhaud, Darius and Madeleine, at piano • 21: Milhaud, Madeleine, head shot • 22: New Music String Quartet, performing • 23-25: New Music String Quartet, in silhouette • 26: Rathbone, Basil, giving public reading • 27: Rosenstock, head shot of man • 28: Singher, Martial, baritone, angled head shot • 29: Singher, Martial, baritone, head shot • 30: Singher, Martial, as Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet • 31: Sankey (?), Stuart, head shot • 32: Tipton, Albert, head shot • 33: Taylor, Ross, first French horn, Cleveland Orchestra Box 130 Folder 2 Musical and Other Performing Artists • 1: Vacauo (?), head shot of man • 2-3: Vronksy and Babin, counter posed at piano • 4: Vronsky and Babin, seated side by side • 5: Vronsky and Babin, standing side by side • 6-7: Vronsky and Babin, looking over piano lid • 8: Vronsky and Babin, Vronsky at keyboard with Babin looking on • 9: Vronsky and Babin, looking over piano strings • 10: Vronsky and Babin, looking at each other with piano strings in foreground • 11: Babin, Victor Babin, head shot • 12: Unidentified man holding violin • 13: Unidentified man holding violin and looking out of window • 14: Unidentified man playing violin • 15: Unidentified man playing piano • 16-17: Unidentified man (same as 15), head shot • 18: Unidentified man playing flute • 19: Unidentified man holding French horn • 20: Unidentified man playing French horn • 21: Unidentified woman holding oboe • 22: Unidentified woman, head shot • 23: Unidentified man, head shot • 24: Unidentified man, head shot in profile • 25: Unidentified man, head shot, "bassoon" written on reverse • 26: Unidentified man, head shot • 27: Unidentified man directing musical performance • 28: Unidentified man in peasant costume 133 • 29: Unidentified man in Harlequin costume • 30: Unidentified trio of men • 31: Unidentified string quartet • 32: Unidentified string quartet Box 130 Folder 3 President’s Weekend, AIHS, 1957 • 1: Unidentified men in casual conversation • 2: unidentified men playing volleyball • 3: Unidentified men picnicing in winter • 4: Unidentified men beside United jet • 5-13: Unidentified men beside Continental jet Box 130 Folder 4 Skiing • 1: Publicity posters for Aspen ski resort • 2: Friedl Pfeifer, Director of the Aspen Ski School, "schusses" Roch Run • 3: Skiers taking in mountain view • 4: Skiers relaxing on Sun Deck at upper terminal of Aspen ski lift • 5: Pete Seibert, wounded veteran and winner of men’s Roch Trophy ski races • 6: Hope Humphreys, artist and winner of women’s Roch Trophy ski races • 7: Fred Iselin in deep powder snow on Bell Mountain • 8: Fred Iselin, co-director of the Aspen Ski School, doing a "galëndesprung" on Aspen Mountain • 9: Ole Grotaas (?), University of Denver slalom ace, working in the gates during the 1954 Aspen Intercollegiate Race • 10: Steve Knowlton on beginner’s slope • 11: John Litchfield and Steve Knowlton skiing • 12: Unidentified skier • 13: Curt Chase, one of Aspen’s old hands, in powder and sunlight on Bell Mountain • 14: Friedl Pfeifer, Director of the Aspen Ski School, in the air and powder on Aspen Mountain • 15: Sunlight and powder • 16: Weasel in use • 17: Woman on Sun Deck • 18: Skiers on Sun Deck • 19: Skis planted in snow • 20: Beginner’s slope, foot of Aspen Mountain • 21: Aspen from lift • 22: Beginner’s slope and class • 23: Tourtelotte Park • 24: Andy Ransom instructing • 25: Beginner’s slopes, top of first section • 26: Open slopes, Tourtelotte Park • 27: Slopes Box 130 134 Folder 5 Winter • 1-4: Wide-angle views of snow covered mountains • 5: Skiers on Sun Deck overlooking mountains • 6: Snow covered ridge • 7: Man seated on snowy field looking up at snow covered mountain • 8: Snow covered mountains with cross-country ski trails in foreground • 9: Woman in profile on Sun Deck overlooking snow covered mountain • 10: Ski lift cables • 11: Skier riding ski lift • 12: Snowy mountain ridges • 13: Aspen and Aspen Mountain from high on Red Mountain • 14: Forested and snow covered mountains • 15: Skiers dining inside ski lodge overlooking mountains Box 130 Folder 6 "Aspen in Winter," pictures from photo album 1 • 1: Aspen and Aspen Mountain • 2: Mill Street, Aspen • 3: On second section of world’s longest chair lift • 4: T-bar lift on Little Nell • 5: Elli Islin’s class • 6: Beginner’s class on Little Nell • 7: The Sun Deck • 8: Ski jumping off Willoughby Jump • 9: Training for FIS race • 10: Maroon Bells • 11: The Victoria Cottage • 12: Heated pool at the Hotel Jerome • 13: Stuart Mace’s husky team • 14: Dining room, Hotel Jerome • 15: Square dancing, Blue Lounge, Hotel Jerome • 16: Frontiersmen’s Bar, Hotel Jerome • 17: Gay Nineties cocktail lounge, Hotel Jerome • 18: In the Roaring Fork Inn • 19: The Four Seasons Club • 20: Dining room, Four Seasons Club • 21: Aspen in winter Box 130 Folder 7 Aspen, Colorado, pictures from photo album 2 • 1: Square dancing, Main Street, in front of Hotel Jerome • 2: The garden, Hotel Jerome • 3: Swimming pool, Jerome garden • 4: Riding, Main Street • 5: Dun Deck, at terminal of second section of chair lift 135 • 6: Short ride in the mountain • 7: Jeeps are popular transportation in Aspen • 8: Children riding • 9: Hike on Aspen Mountain • 10: Fishing, Taylor Lake • 11: Castle Creek, Ashecroft, near Aspen • 12: Maroon Lake and Maroon Bells • 13: Stream fishing for trout • 14: Annual Aspen rodeo • 15: At the Four Seasons Club • 16: Tennis, on red clay courts, Four Seasons Club • 17: Musicians on stage, tent amphitheater, 1949 • 18: Artur Rubinstein, on first section of chair lift • 19: Columbine, state flower of Colorado Box 130 Folder 8 Aspen, Colorado, pictures from photo album 3 • 1: Slopes and trails from chair lift • 2: Looking downhill from chair lift, chair lift scaffolding in foreground • 3: View from chair lift overlooking forested slopes • 4: Ski trail, Hayden Peak, Aspen, Colorado • 5: Sun Deck • 6: Friedl Pfeifer, skiing Perly Rideout, Aspen Ski Club • 7: Coffee on the Sun Deck • 8: Downhill skier • 9: Skiers rifing chair lift • 10: Ski trail, Richmond Hill, Aspen, Colorado • 11: Slopes and trails • 12: Mountains and peaks • 13: Trees on slope • 14: East Maroon Canyon, Aspen trees in leaf • 15: Four Seasons Club, exterior Box 130 Folder 9 Goethe ashtray by Aspencraft, 1949 Box 130 Folder 10 Goethe Bicentennial Festival, Press Conference, Albert Schweitzer, 1949 (removed from Series III, Subseries 3) (nitrate film) Box 131 Folder 1-2 "The Aspen Flyer", December 1952-March 1953 Box 131 Folder 3 More Business, 1937 and November 1938 Box 131 136 Folder 4 Drawings, (3) Box 131 Folder 5 Town & Country, July 1947 Box 131 Folder 6 Life, July 25, 1949 Box 131 Folder 7 Harper’s magazine, July 1959 Box 131 Folder 8 Harper’s magazine, April 1974 Box 131 Folder 9 The Monitor, May 1964 Box 132 Folder 1-2 National Geographic, August 1969, December 1973 Box 132 Folder 3 Aspen Institute of Music, "The Roaring Fork" party record, Summer 1953 Box 132 Folder 4-6 Aspen Institute of Music, "The Roaring Fork" party record, Summer 1954 (3) Box 132 Folder 7 The Aspen Times, March 20, 1947 Box 132 Folder 8 The Aspen Times, March 27, 1947 Box 132 Folder 9 The Aspen Times, April 3, 1947 Box 132 Folder 10 The Aspen Times, June 29, 1974 Box 132 Folder 11 Aspen News (Illustrated), March 20, 1969 Box 132 Folder 12 Aspen Music Center, site plan, map, April 30, 1949 Series VII: Addenda

137 Series VII, Addenda, contains a small amount of material that was added to the collection after the original portion was organized and made available to researchers. It has been organized to reflect the arrangement of the original portion of the collection, although not all of the original series have related material in the addenda.

Subseries 1, General files, contains notes taken by Walter Paepcke on the Steamship William P. Snyder and personal correspondence. Some of the correspondence contains notes that were placed with or written on the material by Walter’s daughters as they organized his papers, and in a few cases his wife Elizabeth Paepcke added notes to the material after Walter’s death.

Walter’s notes and correspondence range in date from 1914-1958. The notes added by family members are undated but were written after Walter’s death in 1960.

Subseries 2, Oversize, contains two copies each of two publications from the Container Corporation of America from 1976 and an oversize drawing of the Steamship William P. Snyder completed by Walter in 1918.

Subseries 1: General files Box 133 Folder 1 Notes from Steamship William P. Snyder, 1918 [1 of 2] • SEE ALSO Oversize Folder Box 133 Folder 2 Notes from Steamship William P. Snyder, 1918 [2 of 2] Box 133 Folder 3 Letters from classmates and roommates, including Louis Bennett, 1914-1920 [some are copies]; clipping from 1915, printed 2014 Box 133 Folder 4 Letters, photographs, and ephemera, some with notes added after Walter Paepcke’s death [1 of 5] • Note, circa 1990s • Armour, Alexandra Galitzine Romanoff, undated • Avery[?], L., 1934-1935, undated • Blair, Martha, 1930 • Clark, Beverly, 1935, undated • Guterlein, Eleanor and Karla, 1954-1958, undated • Maher, Madeline Michelson, 1925-1940 • Makarora[?], Aracil[?], 1932 Box 133 Folder 5 Letters, photographs, and ephemera, some with notes added after Walter Paepcke’s death [2 of 5]

138 • Miller, Rosalina de Coelho, 1933-1935, undated Box 133 Folder 6 Letters, photographs, and ephemera, some with notes added after Walter Paepcke’s death [3 of 5] • Morales [Moralis?], Nina, 1935, undated Box 133 Folder 7 Letters, photographs, and ephemera, some with notes added after Walter Paepcke’s death [4 of 5] • Pearce, Ernistine, 1921-1938, undated Box 133 Folder 8 Letters, photographs, and ephemera, some with notes added after Walter Paepcke’s death [5 of 5] • Potenziani, Donna Myriam, 1933 • Steele, Constance, 1934 • Symington, Eve, 1935-1937 • Unlabeled, 1934, undated Subseries 2: Oversize Box 134 Folder 1 Container Corporation of America Great Ideas book, copy 1, 1976 Box 134 Folder 2 Container Corporation of America Great Ideas book, copy 2, 1976 Box 134 Folder 3 Container Corporation of America – The First Fifty Years, 1926-1976, copy 1, 1976 Box 134 Folder 4 Container Corporation of America – The First Fifty Years, 1926-1976, copy 2, 1976 Box OVRZ FOLDER 1 Drawing of the Steamship William P. Snyder, from first book of notes, 1918

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