DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY ABILENE, KANSAS
FINDER, LEONARD V.: Papers 1930-69
Accession: 71-28 Processed by: Julie F. Kyllonen Date Completed: 9-1-71
The papers of Leonard V. Finder, attorney, business executive, public relations counselor, and newspaper editor and publisher, were deposited in the Eisenhower Library in August, 1970, by Mrs. Leonard V. Finder for the Finder family. Mrs. Finder executed a letter of gift for these papers on August 9, 1970.
Linear feet shelf space occupied: 13.4 Approximate number of pages: 26,600 Approximate number of items: 6,500
Literary rights in the unpublished writings of Leonard V. Finder in these papers and in other collections of papers in the Eisenhower Library are reserved to Mrs. Finder during her lifetime and thereafter to her children and grandchild and then to the people of the United States.
By agreement with the donor the following classes of documents will be withheld from research use:
1. Papers relating to the family and the private business affairs.
2. Papers relating to the family and private business affairs of other persons who have had correspondence with Mr. Finder.
3. Papers relating to investigations of individuals or to appointments and personnel matters.
4. Papers containing statements made by or to Mr. Finder in confidence unless in the judgment of the Director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library the reason for the confidentiality no longer exists.
5. All other papers which contain information or statements that might by used to injure, harass, or damage any living person.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
The papers of Leonard V. Finder span the years 1930 to 1969, with the bulk of the material falling between the years 1960 to 1969. Perhaps the most significant portions are contained in the Eisenhower File (1946-1969) and in the subject and correspondence files which cover the years 1962 to 1966 when Finder was editor and publisher of the Sacramento (California) Union.
The beginning of Leonard Finder’s friendship with Dwight D. Eisenhower may be dated from mid-1947 when Finder invited then General Eisenhower to speak at the Manchester (New Hampshire) Community Forum. Eisenhower spoke to the Forum on October 16, 1947, and from correspondence in the Eisenhower File it is evident that Finder’s role in the “Draft General Eisenhower” campaign started soon after. Of particular interest are copies of the letters of January 22 and 27, 1948 which Ike wrote to Finder to explain publicly (Jan. 22) why he would not run for public office and to explain privately (Jan. 27) why he had chosen Finder’s letter to answer. (The originals of these letters are still in the possession of the Finder family). In Finders Literary and Speech File are drafts and manuscripts of the articles which Finder wrote in support of Eisenhower in 1948, 1951, and 1955. Other correspondence in the file gives evidence to the long personal relationship which the Finder family maintained with the Eisenhowers.
The early records (Subject and Correspondence File, 1930-1950 and Literary and Speech File, 1932-1959) chronicle Finder’s college and post-college literary experiences as well as his association with the Anti-Defamation League and his early career as a publisher with the Manchester (N.H.) Evening-Leader and the Strafford Star. (Note: Bound copies of these two newspapers for the periods May 27, 1947 to April 30, 1949 and April 17 to July 29, 1950, respectively, have been deposited in the Book Collection of the Library). Major correspondents in the early period include Sherman Adams, Carl Berendsen, Henri Bonnet, Styles Bridges, William C. Bullitt, Tom C. Clark, Louis Denfield, Thomas E. Dewey, Joseph C. Grew, Lister Hill, David E. Lilienthal, Claude Pepper, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Charles W. Tobey.
The Subject and Correspondence File for the period 1951 to 1961 gives evidence of Finder’s involvement in many civic activities as well as in business matters related to his position as Vice President and Secretary of the Universal Match Corporation in St. Louis, Missouri. Not only was he involved in B’nai B’rith activities but he also provided major support in the Bonds for Israel campaign, and served on the board of directors of the St. Louis United Fund campaign, worked actively for the support of Washington University and several local welfare agencies. Major correspondents in this period include Sherman Adams, Josaphat T. Benoit, Newell Brown, Christian A. Herter, Lon Hocker, Jacob K. Javits, Philip M. Klutznick, Charles E. Merrow, Maxwell M. Rabb, Abram L. Sachar, Robert L. Schulz, Fred A. Seaton and Adlai E. Stevenson.
Papers for the period 1962-1966 consist of general and personal correspondence, a subject file, and editorial reference file, and a personal file. The subject and editorial reference files in particular document newspaper publisher and editor Finder’s interest in the John Birch Society and other extremist groups, Republican Party affairs, California politics, world travel, public issues of the times, and Jewish community affairs. Principal correspondents in the 1962-66 period include Joseph G. Babish, Thomas W. Braden, Edmund G. Brown, George Christopher, Mark O. Hatfield, Frank M. Jordan, Philip M. Klutznick, William F. Knowland, Thomas H.
Kuchel, George Murphy, Richard M. Nixon, Gaylord B. Parkinson, James A. Rhodes, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Carlos P. Romulo, and Pierre Salinger.
After Finder left the Sacramento Union in 1966, he devoted his time lecturing and writing-- lecturing primarily at the University of California at Davis and, following a world tour in 1966, working on a book manuscript entitled “Reflections in Asia” as well as numerous newspaper and magazine articles. During this period he was also very active in the California Republican Party and the Republican Council, The National Council on Crime and Delinquency, the Sacramento Area Mental Health Association, and the Sacramento Committee for Peace in the Middle East, and he pursued an interest in serving in the International Executive Service Corps. Primary correspondents in this period included George Christopher, Robert H. Finch, Mark O. Hatfield, Jacob K. Javits, Thomas H. Kuchel, George Murphy, John E. Moss, Richard M. Nixon, and Nelson A. Rockefeller.
Five monographs were added to the Library’s Book Collection, numerous photographs of Mr. Finder were added to the Audiovisual Collection, and several items were transferred to the Museum collections.
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
1910 Born in Chicago, Illinois
1930 B.A. University of Illinois
1933 LL.B., with Honors, University of Illinois Law School
1933-38 Attorney, Chicago, Illinois
1937-43 Assistant National Director and Eastern Regional Director, Anti-Defamation League, New York City
1944-47 Public Relations Counselor and President, Leonard V. Finder Associates, New York City
1947-51 Publisher, Manchester (NH) Evening-Leader and the Stafford (NH) Star
1951-61 Vice President and Secretary, Universal Match Corporation, St. Louis, Missouri
1962-66 Editor and Publisher, Sacramento (CA) Union
1966-69 Lecturer, University of California at Davis, and Writer
1969 July 3 - Died in Sacramento, California
SERIES DESCRIPTION
Box Nos. Series
1 Eisenhower File, 1946-1969 and undated. 1 container. Letters received and copies of letters sent, notes, manuscripts, near-print and printed items, photocopies, and newspaper and magazine clippings arranged by type of material and chronologically.
2-6 Subject and Correspondence Files, 1930-1950 and undated. 5 containers. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, near-print and printed items, photographs and newspaper clippings arranged alphabetically by topic and including correspondence folders chronologically arranged.
7-9 Subject and Correspondence Files, 1951-1961 and undated. 3 containers. Letters received and copies of letters sent, notes, memoranda, reports, near-print and printed items, newspaper and other clippings arranged in alphabetical order by name of individual, organization, or topic.
10-12 Personal File, 1962-1966 and undated. 3 containers. Correspondence, notes, vouchers, receipts, reports, newspaper and magazine clippings and other publicity materials arranged alphabetically by topic.
13-15 General and Personal Correspondence, 1962-1966 and undated. 3 containers. Letters received and copies of letters sent, notes and memoranda, reports, photographs and newsclippings arranged alphabetically by name of individual, organization, or topic.
16-21 Subject File, 1962-1966 and undated. 6 containers. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, printed matter, newspaper clippings, and photographs arranged alphabetically by topic or type of material.
22-25 General and Personal Correspondence, 1965-1969 and undated. 4 containers. Letters received and copies of letters sent, notes, reports, newspaper and magazine clippings, membership lists, speech drafts and outlines, and publicity materials arranged alphabetically by name of individual, organization or topic.
26-29 Subject File, 1965-1969 and undated. 4 containers. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, lecture notes and outlines, near-print and printed items, newspaper clippings and publicity materials arranged alphabetically by topic.
30-31 Literary and Speech File, 1929-1959 and undated. 2 containers. Correspondence, notes, and manuscripts of stories, plays and articles, etc. arranged in alphabetical order.
32-34 Editorial Reference File, 1962-1966 and undated. 3 containers. Correspondence, notes, memoranda, reports, near-print and printed items, newspaper and magazine clippings arranged alphabetically by topic.
CONTAINER LIST
Box No. Contents
EISENHOWER FILE, 1946-1969
1 Finder- Eisenhower Correspondence, 1947-51
Finder- Eisenhower Correspondence, 1955-69
Finder- Eisenhower Staff Correspondence, 1948-51
Finder- Eisenhower Staff Correspondence, 1961-69
Finder Family Correspondence re: Eisenhower, 1947-51
Correspondence re: Eisenhower, 1947-51
Finder on Eisenhower, 1948-55
Eisenhower Notes (1951-53)
Collier’s Article on Eisenhower
Eisenhower Speeches, 1946-47
Miscellaneous re: Eisenhower
SUBJECT AND CORRESPONDENCE FILES, 1930-50
2 American Action, Inc. [1946-47]
Anti-Defamation League--“A Further Program” [1940-43]
Anti-Defamation League--Finder Severance From [1943]
Anti-Defamation League--Response to Resignation [1943]
B’nai B’rith [1946]
Family Correspondence, 1949-50
General Correspondence, 1947-48
General Correspondence, 1948-49
General Correspondence, 1950
The Hillel Post, 1930-32 [Published at Univ. of Illinois, Champaign]
Hillsboro County Fair [1948]
Interview Notes [1947-49?] [Arthur Vandenberg, Roy Roberts, Charles Tobey]
Manchester, NH Community Forum [1947-48]
Manchester, NH Evening Leader, May 26, 1947
Manchester, NH Morning Union, July 15, 1948
3 Manchester, NH--Planning a Newspaper
Manchester Saturday Telegram, Nov. 26, 1892
Manchester, NH Union-Leader, Correspondence, 1947-48
Manchester, NH Union-Leader, Correspondence, 1948-49
Manchester, NH Union-Leader, Departure from [1949]
Manchester, NH Union-Leader, Financial [1946-48]
Manchester, NH Union-Leader, Legal re: Sale [1949]
Military [1943]
Miscellaneous [1933-50]
National Arthritis Research Foundation [1946-47]
National Council of Jewish Women [1947-48]
Newspaper Opportunities [1949]
4 Personal Correspondence, 1932-34
Personal Correspondence, 1944-47
Personal Correspondence, 1948
Publicity [1937-48]
Publicity re: Eisenhower-Finder Letter [Jan.-July 1948]
Publicity-- AP Story (Jan. 23, 1948)(1)(2)(3)
5 Publicity-- UP Story (Jan.23, 1948)
Publicity--INS Story “Eisenhower Is Not A Candidate for Office” (Jan.23, 1948)
Publicity, Miscellaneous Articles, Jan.23, 1948
Publicity re: General Ike’s Letter (Jan. 23and24, 1948)
Publicit--“Eisenhower Camp Leaders Switch to Stassen’s Support” (Jan. 24, 1948)
Publicity re: Ike (Jan. 24, 1948)
Publicity, Miscellaneous Articles, Jan. 24, 1948
Publicity, 1950
Ridder Case [Un-American Activities, 1943-45]
6 Speaking Engagements, 1947-48
Speaking Engagements, 1949
Speaking Engagements, 1950
Strafford Star, Correspondence re: (1950)
Strafford Star, Inaugural Souvenir Edition, April 17, 1950
7 A [1960-61; includes Sherman Adams]
Addresses [1960-61]
Anti-Semitism (1951-52) (1)(2) [Includes attacks on DDE in 1952]
Automobiles [1960-61]
B [1960-61; includes Mrs. Styles Bridges]
B’nai B’rith (1957)
B’nai B’rith (1960-61)
B’nai B’rith Conventions, 1953
B’nai B’rith District #1 (1953-55)
B’nai B’rith Speaking Engagements, 1951-53
Brandeis University Campaigns [1957]
Business Opportunities, 1952-56
Business Opportunities, 1957-60
C [1960-61]
Clippings--Miscellaneous [1951-56]
Clippings--Speaking Engagements [1952-55]
Clippings--1952-56 [on D.D.E. Israel Bonds, etc.]
Clippings--Personal (1955-56)
Colorado [1960-61]
Colorado Springs Advertisers [1960-61]
8 Colorado Springs Free Press--Correspondence re: [1960-61]
Colorado Springs Free Press--Final Negotiations [1960]
Colorado Springs Free Press--Financial Reports [1960]
Colorado Springs Weekly [1960-61]
Current Newspapers, Business Opportunities [1957-61]
Current Newspapers, Boise Statesman
Current Newspapers, California-Canada
Current Newspapers, Manchester, NH
Current Newspapers, Rhode Island
Current Newspapers, St. Louis County Times
Current Newspapers, Texas
Current Newspapers, Washington
Current Newspapers, Wisconsin
Current Newspapers, Wyoming
D [1960-61] [Includes John M. Dalton]
E [1960-61]
F [1960-61] [Includes Clayton Fritchey]
Finder, Leonard--Personal and Biographical [1960-61]
G [1960-61]
H [1960-61]
K [1960-61; Includes Philip M. Klutznick]
Kander, Allen (1949-55)
KXOA, Sacramento, California [1960-61]
L [1960-61]
M [1960-61]
Midland, Texas [1960-61]
N [1960-61]
New Milford, Conn. (Nash) [1960-61]
New York (Contacts, Newspapers) [1960-61]
Newspapers--Other investigated for possible investment [empty folder]
O [1960-61]
P [1960-61]
Paine, Vernon [1960-61]
Personal Correspondence, 1951-52
Personal Correspondence, 1953-59, 1961 [1952 whispering campaign against Nixon; also includes correspondence with Sherman Adams, Max Rabb, James Hagerty, Richard Nixon, and Robert L. Schultz]
Publicity [1955, 1960-61]
9 R [1960-61] [Contains story of DDE’s introduction in 1947 Manchester, NH Community Forum]
Ryder, Mel [1960-61]
S [1960-61; includes Robert L. Schulz, Fred A. Seaton]
Sacramento Union -- Background, Legal [1961]
Sacramento Union --Correspondence re: [1959-61]
Sacramento Union --Financing [1959-61]
Sacramento Union-- Legal Correspondence [1961]
Sacramento Union-- Legal re: Personal Contract [1961]
Sacramento Union--Legal re: Purchases [1961]
Simpson, William A. [Letters sent to, re: Leonard Finder; 1960-61]
Snyder, Joseph A. [1960-61]
Speech Engagements, 1960-61
Speeches, Articles, News Clippings [1951, 1959]
Stoll, Jack L. [1960-61]
Stypes, A. W. [1957]
U [1960-61]
Universal Match Corporation--Reports and Promotional material [1955-60](1)(2)
W [1960-61]
PERSONAL FILE, 1962-66
10 American
Arbitration Association
American Express
Advisory Council [of the Sacramento Union]
B’nai B’rith - Anti-Defamation League
Brandeis University
California Council on Crime and Delinquency
California Newspaper Publishers Association
Chinese Community
(San Francisco) Chronicle
Commonwealth Club
Correspondence with Copley re: Purchase (1)(2) [about purchase of Sacramento Union, 1966]
Council on Alcoholism
11 F.B.I.
Finder, Richard M.
Finder Family
House- Moving
Investments- Muzak
Israel Bonds
Medical
Newspaper Brokers
Norfolk Way Home- Financial
Publicity-Finder (1) [1962-1966; includes Oct.-Nov. 1964 editorials]
12 Publicity - Finder (2) [May-August 1962]
Publicity-Finder (3) [includes July-Nov. 1962]
Reviews-Books, Movies, Records
Rotary Club of Sacramento
Sacramento Union [Correspondence, 1962]
Sacramento Union Employment Contract
Sacramento Union -Letters re: departure [1966] (1)
Sacramento Union -Letters re: departure [1966] (2)
Sacramento Union -Sale Publicity
Stocks
GENERAL AND PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1962-66
13 A [Includes Calif. Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson]
B [includes Ezra Taft Benson]
Boats
Brown, Governor Edmund G.
C
Christopher, George
D [includes Jimmy Durante]
E [includes Milton Eisenhower]
F [includes Clayton Fritchey]
G [includes J. Norman and Eugene Goddess, Barry Goldwater]
H [includes Mark O. Hatfield, Herbert Hoover, John F. Henning; letter to John Henning re: Ike’s reliance on Lincoln: Master of Men in dealing with Senator McCarthy]
I [includes Prime Minister of Israel, Abba Eban]
J [includes Jacob K. Javits, Frank M. Jordan, Walter Judd]
14 K [includes Clark Kerr, Philip M. Klutznick, Goodwin J. Knight, William F. Knowland, Robert Komer, Herbert Klein, Sam Krupnick on Nixon candidacy]
Kuchel, Thomas
L
Lobner, Kneeland
M [includes George W. Milias, John E. Moss]
Mc
Menefee, Selden
Murphy, George
N [includes Richard M. Nixon]
O
15 P [includes Drew Pearson]
Parkinson, Gaylord
Political Correspondence [Ronald Reagan and Republican Politics in California]
Propaganda Correspondence [On U.N. and Communism, Goldwater, Rockefeller, Republican Party and extremist groups]
Q
R [includes Max Rafferty, James A. Rhodes, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Carlos P Romulo]
S [includes Abram L. Sachar, Pierre Salinger, Grant Sawyer, Fred Sawyer, Fred A. Seaton, Vaughn Shoemaker]
T
Teichert, Henry
U [includes Stewart L. Udall]
V
W [includes Earl Warren; W. Willard Wirtz]
SUBJECT FILE, 1962-66
16 Awards and Contests - California Newspaper Publishers Association
Awards and Contests - Contest Entries
Awards and Contests - Freedoms Foundation Award
Awards and Contests - Mira Loma Quill and Scroll
Awards and Contests - Miscellaneous
Awards and Contests - Pulitzer Prize
Awards and Contests - Stanley Foundation Award
Congressional Record Reprint
Extremist Associations: Birch Society, Finder Publicity re
Extremist Associations: Citizens Council [Civil Rights]
Extremist Associations: Congressional Record Reprint from
Birch Debate
Extremist Associations: Jack V. James
Extremist Associations: John Birch Propaganda
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (1)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (2)
17 Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (3)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (4)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (5)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (6)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society (7)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society Letters re: Debate, etc. (1)
Extremist Associations: John Birch Society Letters re: Debate, etc. (2)
18 Extremist Associations: John Birch Society Reprint [Letters requesting Reprint]
Extremist --Other Papers [Survey of other newspapers re: attacks by extremist groups]
Finder - Biography
Finder - Personal Propaganda
Finder - Photographs
Governor’s Mansion
Human Events Papers (1) [Aug. - Nov. 1964]
Human Events Papers (2) [May - July 1964]
Letters -- Anti [Finder and Sacramento Union policy]
Letters -- Pro
Mechanical Equipment
Miscellaneous
Newsprint
19 Press Clippings, Apr.- Oct. 15, 1964
Press Clippings, Oct. 15 - Dec. 1964
Press Clippings, January 1965
Press Clippings, Feb. - May 1965
20 Republican Party - Assemblyman Bagley
Republican Party - Goldwater Republicans
Republican Party - Jordan Dinner [Correspondence re: Frank Jordan dinner]
Republican Party - Letters re: Articles by 6 Republican Assemblymen
Republican Party - Letters Supporting our anti-extremism position
Republican Party - Republican Convention Clippings [1964]
Republican Party - Republican Council (1)
Republican Party - Republican Council (2)
Republican Party - Republican Council (3)
Republican Party - Republican State Central Committee
Republican Party - Republicans
21 Series and Trip Articles - Alaska Trip [Correspondence re:]
Series and Trip Articles - De Facto Series [Correspondence re:]
Series and Trip Articles - Mexico Trip [Correspondence re:]
Series and Trip Articles - USS Coral Sea [Correspondence re:]
Speaking Engagements, 1963 [Correspondence re:]
Speaking Engagements, 1964 [Correspondence re:]
Speaking Engagements, - Congratulatory and Thank You Letters
Speaking Invitations
Speeches, 1962-63
Speeches, 1964-66
GENERAL AND PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1965-69
22 Addresses
Applications
Applications - Colleges
Applications - Colleges (Older)
B [includes Joseph G. Babich, Newell Brown]
Berg, Paul
Book - “Reflections in Asia” [correspondence re]
Brandeis University
Brossman, Sidney
Business Proposals, General [empty folder]
C [includes Otis Chandler, Leo Cherne, George Christopher, Cyril Clemens]
Cecil, Major General C.A.
Community Colleges
Copley [Copley Newspapers]
Cowboy Hall of Fame [Planning a California Museum of history]
Crocker Citizens Bank
D
Drexel Apartments
23 E
F [includes Leonard K. Firestone]
Finch, Robert H.
Finder, L.V. - Biography
Finder, L.V. - Personal Clippings
Finder, Meyer N.
G
H
Hatfield, Governor Mark O.
Hunt, Lt. Col. John F. [re: Vietnam]
I International Executive Service Corps
Israel
J [includes Jacob K. Javits, Frank M. Jordan]
K [includes Robert Komer, Thomas H. Kuchel]
L
M [includes John E. Moss, George Murphy]
Memberships
Miscellaneous Correspondence
N
Newspaper Inquiries
Nixon, Richard M.
24 O
Organizations: Birch Society
Organizations: Boy Scouts
Organizations: Citizens Committee for Assessor Recall
Organizations: Hillel Foundation
Organizations: KVIE Educational Television
Organizations: National Council on Crime and Delinquency
Organizations: Republican Council
Organizations: Rotary Club
Organizations: Sacramento Area Mental Health Association
Organizations: Sacramento Symphony
Organizations: Temple - B’nai B’rith
P
Publicity
R [includes Carlos P. Romulo]
R and S Management Company
Reagan, Ronald
Republicans
Rockefeller, Nelson A.
25 S [includes Robert L. Schulz]
Sacramento Union [Correspondence re]
Sacramento Union Publications
Speaking Engagements, 1966-67
Speaking Engagements, 1968
Speaking Engagements, 1969
Robert Louis Stevenson School
T
Templeton, Brick
U
University of California - Davis: General
Vacation
W
The White House, 1969
Wood Pit Restaurant
SUBJECT FILES, 1965-69
26 Book “Reflections in Asia” - Correspondence re [1966-67]
Brown, Edmund - Campaign
Claremont [Claremont Colleges]
Community Colleges
Defense Department
Finder Notes on Days (March-May), 1966 [re: departure from Sacramento Union]
India News and Feature Alliance
International Executive Service Corps
Israel (1)
Israel (2)
27 Israel-Bonds
Israel- Arab, Clippings, etc.
Jewish Federation
John Birch Society
Miscellaneous
Negro
Newspaper and Magazine Writing, 1966-67
Newspapers
Newspapers and Brokers
Opinion, Public and Private - Lecture Notes [Univ. of Calif. - David]
Organizations: Anti-Defamation League
Organizations: Congregation B’nai Israel Anniversary
Organizations: Foundation for the Advancement of California’s Community Colleges
Organizations: Hillel
Organizations: Jewish Community Relations Council
Organizations: Sacramento Mental Health
Organizations: Sacramento Symphony Association
Organizations: Temple B’nai Israel [empty folder]
Organizations: World Affairs Council
28 Press Clippings, March-April 1969
Press Clippings, April, 1969 (1)
Press Clippings, April, 1969 (2)
Publicity
Radio-Television
Sonderling Firm
Speeches, 1966-67
Speeches, 1968-69
University Lectures, 1966-67
University of California - Analytical Thinking (1)
29 University of California - Analytical Thinking (2)
University of California - Asian-American Attitudes Course
University of California - Asian-American Attitudes Course, 1966-67
University of California - Journalism Course
University of California - Journalism Lectures
University of California - Journalism Material
University of California - Middle East Class Material
University of California - Middle East Lectures
University of California - Middle East Material, 1967-68 (1)(2)
List of Materials Transferred to other Collections
LITERARY AND SPEECH FILE, 1932-1959
30 “An Afternoon Adventure” - A Story (1941?)
“Away with Murder” - A Play (1944)
“Blurp - The Skyless Cloud” - A Story
College Compositions and Debate Papers
Correspondence re: Finder Writings, 1940-51
“Democracy’s Problem Child” - A Story (1942?)
“A Gentleman at Large” - A Screen Comedy
“Hortense” - A Story
“Later” - A Story (1944?)
“The Man Who Not Be President” (1951)
Miscellaneous Articles
31 Miscellaneous Notes and Manuscripts
Miscellaneous Notes for Articles
“Not By Bread Alone” - A Story (1944?)
“Playwright and The Lady” - A Comedy (Notes)
Price Control Thesis, Notes (1933)
“Progress, It’s Wonderful” - A Story (1944?)
“Reflection In Blue” - A Story (1941)
Speeches during College (1932-36) (1)
Speeches during College (1932-36) (2)
“The Strange Journey of Mr. Pettilittle” - A Story (1942?)
“War Correspondent” - A Story (1940?)
“When Peace Comes” - A Book (1944?)
“Why Eisenhower Will be President” (1948)
“Why Ike Will Not Run” (1955)
EDITORIAL REFERENCE FILE, 1962-66
32 Anti-Communism
Brown, Governor Edmund G.
Civil Rights
Colleges
Cowboy Hall of Fame, Oklahoma City
Dictionary of American Slang
Foreign Aid
Freedom Train Documents [empty folder]
Garbage Collection Franchise - NAWDSCO
Housing
Israel
Labor and Government
Liberty Amendment
List of Editorial Files
Medicare
Miscellaneous
National Defense
Pakistan
Poverty
33 Propaganda (1)
Propaganda (2)
Propaganda (3)
Propaganda (4)
Propaganda (5)
34 Propaganda (6)
Propaganda (7)
Propaganda (8)
Propaganda Distributed at Republican Convention [1964]
Republican
Republican Convention - Speeches [1964]
Sacramento
Schools - Segregation
Speech, Freedom of
Viet Nam
Weather Birds
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