DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY ABILENE, KANSAS
SUMMERFIELD, ARTHUR E.: Additional Papers, 1908-1970
ACC: A78-19, A98-15
Accessions to the papers of Arthur Ellsworth Summerfield, Chairman of the Republican National Committee and Postmaster General of the United States, are received yearly from Mr. Summerfield’s widow. Because of the anticipated size of the collection in its entirety and the length of time involved before all of the materials will be received by the Eisenhower Library, each year’s accession is being processed and described individually as a series of the Summerfield papers. In this way, new materials will be made available for research each year. Mrs. Miriam W. Summerfield has executed instruments of gift for all of her late husband’s papers which have been presented to the Eisenhower Library.
Literary rights in the unpublished writings of Arthur E. Summerfield, in these papers and in other collections of papers in the Eisenhower Library are reserved to Mrs. Miriam W. Summerfield during her lifetime and thereafter to the people of the United States.
By agreement with donor, the following classes of documents will be withheld from research use:
1. Papers relating to the family and private business affairs of Arthur E. Summerfield
2. Papers relating to the family and private business affairs of persons who have had correspondence with him.
3. Papers relating to investigations of individuals or to appointments and personnel matters.
4. Papers containing statement made by of to Arthur E. Summerfield 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 be used to injure, harass, or damage any living person.
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
Series I: POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1947-52
The Political Correspondence Series consists of letters, telegrams, printed material, newspaper clippings, and press releases relating to Mr. Summerfield’s activities with the Republican Party from 1947-1952, both on the national level and in the state of Michigan. On the national level, topics documented include Dwight D. Eisenhower’s nomination and campaign for president, Senator Robert Taft’s campaign for the Republican nomination, Adlai Stevenson, Communism in the United States, McCarthyism, and the controversial tenure of Guy George Gabrielson as Chairman of the Republican National Committee. Among the individuals who corresponded with Mr. Summerfield were Sinclair Weeks, Earl Warren, Robert Taft, and Guy George Gabrielson. In the area of Michigan politics, this series contains material on Michigan Governor G. Mennen “Soapy” Williams, Senator Arthur Vandenburg, and Charles Potter’s campaign for the United States Senate, and the Michigan state conventions of the GOP.
Despite the series title, there is material of a personal as well as political nature. The bulk of the personal correspondence is located in the folders for Dr. Earle Harris, Thomas E. Coleman, Milt Dean Hill, and B.E. Hutchinson. There is also material relating to Mr. Summerfield’s work as a trustee of Cleary College in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
The original folder titles and the alphabetical arrangement are as they were when the collection was received at the Eisenhower Library. In some instances the folder titles were assigned by the reviewing archivist and have been placed within brackets [].
Series II: 1952 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION AND CAMPAIGN, 1952
This series is divided into the following subseries: (1) Michigan Delegation Arrangements and Correspondence, (2) Campaign Correspondence, and (3) Printed Campaign Materials.
The Michigan Delegation and Correspondence subseries dates from 1952 and consists of letters, telegrams, and a card index to hotel rooms and convention tickets. While the bulk of the subseries is concerned with accommodations and services for the Michigan delegation to the 1952 Republican National Convention, there is also some material on the Michigan delegates’ caucus in Chicago.
The Campaign Correspondence subseries consists of letters and telegrams relating to the Republican campaign in Michigan as well as the national convention.
The Printed Campaign Materials subseries was created by Mr. Summerfield’s staff during the 1952 presidential campaign. It consists of press releases and printed reports relating to various campaign topics such as Adlai Stevenson, communism, farmers, and veterans.
The folder titles in this series are as they were at the time of deposit in the Library and the arrangement with each subseries is alphabetical.
Series III: CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS, 1952
This series consists in its entirety of telegrams from both prominent individuals as well as the general public congratulating Arthur Summerfield on his elections as Chairman of the Republican National Committee. The materials were unarranged when they were received at the Eisenhower Library; the present arrangement and folder titles were assigned by the reviewing archivist. The telegrams are arranged alphabetically by state then by city or town and thereunder by the first initial of surname.
Series IV: 1952 REPUBLICAN FINANCIAL FILE, 1952-53
The series of the Arthur Summerfield Papers which arrived at the Library labeled “1952 Republican Financial File” consists of bank statements, cancelled checks, checkbooks, invoices, notes, and financial statements. The materials were collected by Mr. Summerfield during his work with the Republican State Committee of Michigan in arranging the delegations accommodations at the 1952 Republican national convention. The original folder titles have been maintained and the folders have been arranged alphabetically.
Series V: CABINET CONGRATULATIONS, 1952-53
Covering the late 1952 and early 1953 period, this series consists of incoming letters and telegrams offering congratulations to Mr. Summerfield on becoming Postmaster General select and of carbon copies of his letters of thanks. The series maintains the folder titles and alphabetical arrangement given to it by Mr. Summerfield.
Series VI: POSTMASTER GENERAL, 1953-61
The Postmaster General Series is divided into five subseries: (1) Personal File, (2) Official File, (3) Postal Organization File, (4) Political File, (5) Patronage File. The folder titles and alphabetical arrangement of the subseries are as they were when received at the Library.
The Personal File consists of letters, telegrams, newspaper clippings, printed material, and reports dating from 1953 to 1961. Despite the title of this subseries, much of the correspondence relates to Mr. Summerfield’s activities as Postmaster General. While there is some correspondence between Mr. Summerfield and his personal friends and business associates, the bulk of the subseries covers a wide variety of topics. Subjects discussed include the First International Congress of Philately, reorganization of the Department of Defense, pornography sent through the mail, and postal administration. There is also material concerning the United Auto Workers Union, Walter Reuther, and the National Automobile Dealers Association.
Consisting of letters, telegrams, reports, and newspaper clippings, the Official File is the largest subseries of the series. Postal rate hikes, postal building designs and facility improvements, economic conditions during the Eisenhower administration, political cartoons, and the “Dog bite” conference of 1956 are some of the subjects documented in this subseries. Of particular interest among the folders which deal with automation and improvement of postal service are those concerning facsimile mail and missile mail. Facsimile mail is the electronic transmission of communications and missile mail is the launching of regular mail in small rockets. Neither of these innovative methods of mail delivery ever came into common practice during the Eisenhower administration.
The Postal Organization subseries spans the years of 1953 to 1961 and consists of letters, reports, magazines, and newspaper clippings. The material in this subseries was sent to Mr. Summerfield by postal labor organizations to inform him of their positions on the various issues facing postal workers. The chief topic is personnel matters, especially pay raises for postal employees.
Mr. Summerfield’s continuing interest in Republican Party politics on both the national level and in the state of Michigan is documented in the Political File subseries. The letters, telegrams, reports, and newspaper clippings of this subseries cover topics such as the Republican convention of 1960, the National Federation of Republican Women, and the Michigan State Central Committee.
The Patronage File subseries consists entirely of letters and telegrams from persons seeking, either for themselves or for others, positions with the Post Office Department in either Washington D. C., or in other sections of the country.
Series VII: SPEECHES, 1949-62
This series is made up of three subseries of material relating to Arthur Summerfield’s speeches. The original arrangement and folder titles have been maintained.
The first and largest subseries is entitled “Speech Drafts and Correspondence.” It is arranged chronologically by date of the speech. The subseries reflects Mr. Summerfield’s activities as Postmaster General and as a Republican Party leader. In addition to speech drafts, the subseries contains correspondence concerning travel arrangements. Also included are several speeches delivered by Mr. Summerfield’s wife, Miriam, and other individuals.
The second subseries, titled “Speech Transcripts and Press Releases,” is also organized chronologically by date of speech. It contains transcripts and press releases for Mr. Summerfield’s speeches spanning the years from 1949 to 1962. Many of the transcripts and press releases in this subseries can be found in the first subseries of the Speeches Series.
The subseries called “Speech Background Material” includes reports and printed material which were drawn together by Mr. Summerfield for use in the preparation of his speeches. The material covers the years 1953 to 1960 and is organized chronologically.
Series VIII: A.E.S. FLINT FILE, 1961-63.
The A.E.S. Flint File covers the period from 1961 to 1963, and consists of personal correspondence, invitations, and financial records. Mr. Summerfield’s automobile businesses and his work as director of the Lumberman’s Mutual Casualty Company are two of the central topics documented in this series. There is also correspondence relating to his activities with the March of Dimes campaigns and with the Boy Scouts of America. The series also contains a small quantity of political correspondence. Arranged alphabetically, the folder titles are as they were at the time of deposit.
Series IX: PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1963-65.
The Personal Correspondence Series consists of letters, telegrams, invitations, and financial reports relating to Mr. Summerfield’s private business ventures and charitable interests for the years 1963 to 1965. There is also a small quantity of political correspondence. The original folder titles and alphabetical arrangement have been maintained.
Series X: A.E.S. POLITICAL FILE, 1963-65
The A.E.S. Political File documents Mr. Summerfield’s political activities during the years 1963 to 1965. Consisting of letters, telegrams, and printed materials, the series documents the campaigns of George Romney and Barry Goldwater for the Republican Presidential nomination. There is also a large segment devoted to Republican Party politics in the sate of Michigan and in Genesee County, Mr. Summerfield’s home county. A small quantity of personal correspondence is also included in this series.
The original folder titles have been maintained and the arrangement is alphabetical.
Series XI: SUMMERFIELD SCHOOL CORRESPONDENCE, 1970.
This series consists of materials relating to the dedication of the Arthur E. Summerfield, Sr. Community School in Flint, Michigan, in 1970. Materials include dedication programs and by students at the school. Although the folder titles were assigned by the reviewing archivist, the original order of the documents within the folders has been maintained.
Series XII: MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIALS AND SCRAPBOOKS. 1908-72.
This series, which was unarranged when received by the Library, is divided into two subseries. Both subseries are arranged chronologically.
The first and largest subseries, titled “Reports, Pamphlets, and Magazines,” consists of magazines, editorial reprints, printed reports, and pamphlets covering a wide range of topics. Some of the topics are the Boy Scouts of America, postal operations, private business and the free enterprise system, and political issues. Of particular note are the copies of programs from the 1908 and 1912 Republican national conventions. Also included are two copies of drafts of Mr. Summerfield’s book, U.S. Mail.
The second subseries is entitled “Newspaper Clippings and Scrapbooks.” Materials in this subseries consist of clippings on Mr. Summerfield and his family during the years from 1961 to 1970 as well as two scrapbooks on Michigan politics in 1947 and from 1959 to 1960. There is also a scrapbook on improvements and modernization in the postal service during the year 1958.
CONTAINER LIST
Container Nos. Contents
SERIES I: POLITICAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1947-52.
1 A
B (1)-(4)
C (1)--(2)
Cleary College (1)-(3)
[Coleman, Thomas E.] (1)-(3)
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS (1)-(2)
2 COMMUNISM (1)-(3)
COMMUNISM [Clippings]
CONGRATULATIONS (1)-(10) [re election of DDE]
3 D (1)-(2)
E
THE ECONOMIC CLUB OF DETROIT (1)-(3)
Ferguson, Sen. Homer
F (1)-(2)
G
[GABRIELSON, GUY GEORGE] (1)-(3)
H (1)-(4)
4 H (5)
Harris, Dr. Seale (1)-(2)
Hill, Milt Dean (1)-(3)
Hutchinson, B.E. (1)-(6)
I
INAUGURATION (1/20/53) (1)-(2)
5 J
K (1)-(4)
L (1)-(2)
Mc
General MacArthur (1)-(2)
McCarthy, Joseph (1)-(2)
6 McCarthy, Sen. Joseph (Investigation State Department) (3)-(5)
M (1)-(3)
N (1)-(3)
O
P (1)-(3)
Q
7 R (1)-(2)
Republican National Committee (1)-(4)
Rep. National Convention. Chicago – COMMITTEES (1)-(2)
Republican National Strategy Committee
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION Grand Rapids – August 16, 1952
S (1)-(2)
Scott, Hugh D.
STATEMENTS ISSUED BY A. E. S. (1)-(2)
8 STATEMENTS ISSUED BY A. E. S. (3)-(4)
Statement of Principles RNC (1)-(2)
SUMMERFIELD, National Chairman
T (1)-(2)
Taft, Senator Robert A. (1)-(2)
Taft Dinner – Zach, Chandler Club, Lansing, April 16, 1952
V
Vandenberg, Senator A. H. (1)-(2)
A. H. Vandenberg, Jr.
9 W
Gov. Earl Warren
Weeks, Sinclair
YOUNG REPUBLICANS – Clippings 1947
XYZ
SERIES II: 1952 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION AND CAMPAIGN, 1952
Subseries A: MICHIGAN DELEGATION ARRANGEMENTS AND CORRESPONDENCE. 1952.
Campaign Contributions
Convention Transportation
Delegate Caucus Minutes, Chicago
Delegate Contact
Delegates – R.N.C., Chicago 1952 (1)-(8)
Housing Committee (1)-(2)
MICHIGAN WORKING HEADQUARTERS (1)-(2)
MISCELLANEOUS LETTERS (Pertaining to Rooms and Tickets)
10 Special Requests (1)-(3)
Telephone Set-Ups & Telegrams
“A” – R.N.C., Chicago
“B” – R.N.C., Chicago
“C” – R.N.C., Chicago
“D” – R.N.C., Chicago
“E” – R.N.C., Chicago
“F” – R.N.C., Chicago
“G” – R.N.C., Chicago
“H” – R.N.C., Chicago
“I” – R.N.C., Chicago
“J” – R.N.C., Chicago
“K” – R.N.C., Chicago
“L” – R.N.C., Chicago
“M” – R.N.C., Chicago
“N” – R.N.C., Chicago
“O” – R.N.C., Chicago
“P” – R.N.C., Chicago
“R” – R.N.C., Chicago
“S” – R.N.C., Chicago
“T” – R.N.C., Chicago
“U-V” – R.N.C., Chicago
“W” – R.N.C., Chicago
“X-Y-Z” – R.N.C., Chicago
11 Room & Ticket Index – A
Room & Ticket Index – B
Room & Ticket Index - C
Room & Ticket Index - D
Room & Ticket Index - E
Room & Ticket Index - F
Room & Ticket Index - G
Room & Ticket Index - H
Room & Ticket Index - I
Room & Ticket Index - J
Room & Ticket Index - K
Room & Ticket Index - L
Room & Ticket Index - M
Room & Ticket Index - N
Room & Ticket Index - O
Room & Ticket Index - P
Room & Ticket Index - Q
Room & Ticket Index – R
Room & Ticket Index – S
Room & Ticket Index – T
Room & Ticket Index – U
Room & Ticket Index - V
Room & Ticket Index – W
Room & Ticket Index X-Y-Z
Room & Ticket Index – DELEGATES
Room & Ticket Index – PRESS
Room & Ticket Index – SPECIAL REQUESTS
Room & Ticket Index – TICKETS ONLY
Room & Ticket Index – Haven’t Heard From
Room & Ticket Index – Referred to Housing Committee
Room & Ticket Index – Decided not to go or didn’t hear from
12 Subseries B: CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE, 1951-52.
Delegate Meeting (Flint), 6/22/52
Eisenhower for President (1)-(2)
EISENHOWER IN MICHIGAN (June 14, 1952) (1)-(2)
LINCOLN DAY BANQUETS 1952 (1)-(2)
1952 NATIONAL CONVENTION (1)-(2)
OHIO STATE CONVENTION (Columbus 7/31/52)
[REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN STAFF LISTS] (1)-(2)
Republican Crusade Dinner Darken-Masonic Temple, Detroit, Monday, April 28, 1952
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION CHICAGO, July 7, 1952 (1)-(2)
13 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION CHICAGO, July 7, 1952 (3)
Republican State Convention – April 5, 1952
Subseries C: PRINTED CAMPAIGN MATERIALS AND REPORTS, 1952
ANALYSIS of PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS in MISSOURI
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Civil Rights)
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Communism) (1)-(2)
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Farmers)
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Songs)
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Taxation)
CAMPAIGN MATERIAL (Veterans)
[THE CONTESTED REPUBLICAN DELEGATIONS OF THE SOUTH] (1)-(4)
[CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN] (1)-(2)
14 [DEPOSITION OF ADLAI STEVENSON IN ALGER HISS CASE]
EISENHOWER CAMPAIGN REVISED OPERATIONAL SCHEDULE (1)-(2)
INFORMATION PACKET [re Adlai Stevenson]
[MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIALS] (1)-(2)
[THE MYTH OF ADLAI STEVENSON]
1952 CAMPAIGN REPORT OF G.I. AIR CARAVAN TO DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
[“PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE”]
REPORT TO THE SPEAKERS BUREAU OF THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE 1952
15 REPUBLICAN PARTY BOOKLETS Misc. Information-Personnel Info. (1)-(10)
16 REPUBLICAN PARTY BOOKLETS Misc. Information-Personnel Info. (11)-(16)
“Republican Principles and Objectives”
SERIES III: CONGRATULATORY TELEGRAMS, 1952
[TELEGRAMS – California]
[TELEGRAMS – Colorado]
[TELEGRAMS – Connecticut]
[TELEGRAMS – Delaware]
[TELEGRAMS – District of Columbia]
[TELEGRAMS – Florida]
[TELEGRAMS – Georgia]
[TELEGRAMS – Illinois] (1)-(2)
[TELEGRAMS – Indiana]
[TELEGRAMS – Iowa]
[TELEGRAMS – Kansas]
17 [TELEGRAMS – Kentucky]
[TELEGRAMS – Louisiana]
[TELEGRAMS – Maryland]
[TELEGRAMS – Massachusetts]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Adrian]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Ann Arbor] (1)-(6)
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Battle Creek]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Bay City]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Benton Harbor]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Birmingham]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Bloomfield Hills]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Buchanan]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Dearborn]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – A]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – B]
[TLELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – C]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – D]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – E-F]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – G]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – H]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – I-J]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – K]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – L]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – M] (1)-(2)
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – N-Q]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – R]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – S]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – T]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – U-V]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – W]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Detroit – X-Y-Z]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Flint]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Grand Haven]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Grand Rapids]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Greeneville]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Grosse Pointe]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Jackson]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Kalamazoo] (1)-(2)
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Kalamazoo] (3)-(4)
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Lansing] (1)-(2)
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Midland]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Monroe]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Muskegon]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Pontiac]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Port Huron]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Plymouth]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Rochester]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Royal Oak]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Saginaw]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, St. Joseph]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Wyandotte]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Ypsilanti]
[TELEGRAMS – Michigan, Miscellaneous] (1)-(6)
20 [TELEGRAMS – Minnesota]
[TELEGRAMS – Mississippi]
[TELEGRAMS – Missouri]
[TELEGRAMS – New Hampshire]
[TELEGRAMS – New Jersey]
[TELEGRAMS – New York]
[TELEGRAMS – North Carolina]
[TELEGRAMS – North Dakota]
[TELEGRAMS – Ohio]
[TELEGRAMS – Pennsylvania]
[TELEGRAMS – South Carolina]
[TELEGRAMS – Tennessee]
[TELEGRAMS – Texas] (1)-(2)
[TELEGRAMS – Vermont]
[TELEGRAMS – Virginia]
[TELEGRAMS – Washington]
[TELEGRAMS – Wisconsin]
[TELEGRAMS – Miscellaneous]
SERIES IV: 1952 REPUBLICAN FINANCIAL FILE, 1952-53.
Calls—Palmer House
Cash Receipts Disbursements
Congress Hotel (1)-(3)
Conrad Hilton Hotel
21 Correspondence re Inauguration (1)-(4)
GENESEE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK [Deposits and Statements]
THE GROYDEN HOTEL
Hamilton Hotel
Palmer House
Republican National Convention Reservation Com. [Account Book]
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK [Check Book]
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK [Statements]
SCC Bills Payable
Sherman Hotel
Shoreland Hotel
STOCKYARD INN
22 SERIES V: CABINET CONGRATULATIONS, 1952-53.
Cabinet Congratulations A
Cabinet Congratulations B (1)-(2)
Cabinet Congratulations C
Cabinet Congratulations D
Cabinet Congratulations E
Cabinet Congratulations F
Cabinet Congratulations G
Cabinet Congratulations H
Cabinet Congratulations I-J
Cabinet Congratulations K
Cabinet Congratulations L
23 Cabinet Congratulations Mc
Cabinet Congratulations M (1)-(2)
Cabinet Congratulations N-O
Cabinet Congratulations P
Cabinet Congratulations Q-R
Cabinet Congratulations S (1)-(2)
Cabinet Congratulations T
Cabinet Congratulations U-V
Cabinet Congratulations W (1)-(2)
Cabinet Congratulations X-Y-Z
24 SERIES VI: POSTMASTER GENERAL, 1953-61
Subseries A: PERSONAL FILE, 1953-61.
A (1)-(2)
B (1)-(4) [history of Polaris Program]
BARCELONA (1)-(2) [First International Congress of Philately meeting in Barcelona, March 26-April 4, 1960]
BIOGRAPHY - POSTMASTER GENERAL
C (1)-(3)
CALVIN, BEN W.
CAPITOL HILL CLUB
CULBERTSON, WILLIAM S. (1)-(2) [re National Presbyterian Church construction]
CULLINAN, GERALD
25 D (1)-(5) [re Summerfield’s income tax problems]
DEFENSE DEPARTMENT REORGANIZATION (May 1958)
DEMOCRAT DINNER – Washington – May 1961
[DODGE, Joseph M.]
[DULLES, John Foster] [re Dulles stamp commemorative]
26 E
EUROPEAN TRIP – May 1959 (1)-(2)
F (1)-(2)
G
GORMAN, MICHAEL A. – Editor, Flint Journal (1)-(2)
H (1)-(2) [labor unions and Taft-Hartley]
HARRIS, DR. SEALE –Birmingham, Ala.
I-J
K (1)-(2)
27 KRESS, CHARLES (1)-(3) [report on Post Office administration, complaints, and criticism; public relations aspects of the space program; Republican Party politics and the 1960 Nixon campaign; pornography in the mail]
L
LABOR DEPARTMENT (1)-(3)
LABOR [Reuther] (1)-(2)
LABOR UNIONS (1)-(4) [United Auto Workers: Walter Reuther; Michigan]
LABOR UNIONS (5)-(8)
Mc [Postal reorganization]
M (1)-(3)
MASONIC LODGE (1)-(2)
MEXICO
MOTT, CHARLES STEWART
N [Summerfield’s nomination of DDE for Nobel Peace Prize in 1957]
N A D A (1)-(2) [National Automobile Dealers Association]
29 NAM (1)-(2) [National Association of Manufacturers]
NAM [NEWS]
NAM Stephen Dunn (1)-(2)
NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Dr. Elson (1)-(3)
NEW, ROBERT V. (1)-(2)
Nice Letters [1956-61] (1)-(2)
Nice Letters – Jan. 1961 (1)-(2)
30 N.L.R.B. MATERIAL
O [obscenity in the mail]
P (1)-(2)
PADEREWSKI FOUNDATION
PEARSON, DREW (1)-(2)
PRATT, CHARLES – Sen. MacNamara (1)-(2)
PRAYERS
Q
R (1)-(3)
READER’S DIGEST
S (1)
31 S (2)-(8)
SPECIAL FILE [Hawaiian statehood; Alaskan statehood; Lewis Strauss nomination to be Secretary of Commerce]
SMEEKENS, SEN. JOHN P. (1)-(2)
T (1)-(2)
32 TEETOR, LOTHAIR
TAFT-HARTLEY ACT (1)-(2)
U
U.S. District Judge—Eastern Dist. Mich. (1)-(2)
V
W (1)-(7) [Taft-Hartley Act]
33 WEEKS, SINCLAIR
WHALEY-EATON SERVICE – American Letter
WOLCOTT, THOMAS F. (1)-(3)
WORLD WAR II – V.E. DAY
XYZ
Subseries B: OFFICIAL, 1953-61
“Atoms for Peace” Stamp Ceremony (1)-(3)
CABINET COMMITTEE ON PRICE STABILITY FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH (1)-(6)
34 CABINET COMMITTEE ON PRICE STABILITY FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH (7)-(15)
[CABINET COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS] (1)-(2)
[CABINET COMMITTEE ON WAGE-COST –PRICE SPIRAL] (1)-(2)
Cartoons for Albums
CONGRESSIONAL [A-L] [re postal rate hikes; patronage]
35 CONGRESSIONAL [M-Z] [postal rate hike; patronage]
CONGRESSIONAL CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES E. (1)-(3) [re federal court building in Flint, Michigan]
CONGRESSIONAL HOFFMAN, CLARE E. [re Robert Kennedy’s ties with Walter Reuther]
DEDICATION GENERAL POST OFFICE Detroit, Michigan Sept 29, 1960
ELECTRIC MAILSTER
EUROPEAN TRIP (1)-(5) [Post office report on its operations and facilities]
[“FAREWELL PONY” FILM]
FACSIMILE MAIL [General File] [re: electronic transmission of communications]
BUDGET: Re: Facsimile Mail
CONGRESSIONAL: Re: Facsimile Mail
HOEGH, Director of OCDM [Re: Facsimile Mail]
I T & T – Re: Facsimile Mail
TELECOMMUNICATION REPORTS [Re: Facsimile Mail]
WESTERN UNION [Walter P. Marshall, Pres.] [Re: Facsimile Mail]
WHITE HOUSE – Re: Facsimile Mail
36 [FACSIMILE MAIL – Miscellaneous]
FLINT DEDICATION (1)-(3)
FLINT POST OFFICE (1)-(3)
[GATEWAY PROJECT]
[HAWAIIAN CABLE SERVICE – October 8, 1957]
[LINCOLN SESQUICENTENNIAL STAMP – 1959]
MINUTE MAIL (1)-(3) [facsimile mail]
Miscellaneous [includes materials from 1961-71]
Missile Mail
Nice Letters to PMG Foreign (1)-(2) [correspondence between AES and foreign postmasters general, especially Canada’s postmaster general]
37 POSTAL PAY AND RATE BILL
[POSTAL JOB POSTER]
POSTAL RATE INCREASES
[POSTAL SALARIES] [Re: 1957 Pay Act]
[POSTMASTER GENERAL MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE] (1)-(4) [regionalization; reorganization of DOD; Cuban seizure of American-owned property; Mexico; Post Office budget]
POSTMASTER NOMINATIONS 1960 (1)-(3)
POSTMASTERS – Current Acting 1961
38 POSTMASTERS APPOINTED 1953-61
THE POST OFFICE AS a PUBLIC SERVICE (1)-(6) [draft of report of Citizens’ Advisory Council to the Committee on Post Office and Civil Service: statement by Post Office on its role as a public service; final report of the committee]
POST OFFICE BUILDING DESIGNS
39 POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT BUREAUS OF FACILITIES Major Accomplishments Jan. 1953 to Dec. 1960
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF FINANCE Major Accomplishments
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF OPERATIONS Eight Years of Modernized Postal Operations 1953-61
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT Eight Years of Postal Engineering
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL Major Accomplishments 1953-61
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT – Miscellaneous Reports
PROGRAM & ACTIVITIES OF THE POSTAL INSPECTION SERVICE 1953-60
[Post Office Department Legislative Program] [Re Congressional Leadership Meeting of December 15, 1958]
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT POSTAL SERVICE IMPROVEMENT CONFERENCE
[POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT PROPOSED RATE-MAKING PROCEDURES] (1)-(4)
[POST OFFICE – Miscellaneous] (1)-(2)
[POST OFFICE – Miscellaneous Clippings]
40 PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTEES (1)-(7)
PRESIDENT’S BUDGET & STOP SPENDING POLICY
PRESS RELATIONS “Face the Nation Program”
PROJECT TURNKEY [mechanized & automated postal facility in Providence, Rhode Island]
Publications re Postmaster General 1953
PUBLIC RELATIONS DOGBITE CONFERENCE 1956
PUBLIC RELATIONS Nation’s Business
RATE TESTIMONY 1955 (1)-(2)
RAILROAD ECONOMIC SITUATION (1)-(2)
Recession – Depression (1)-(2)
41 REGIONALIZATION (1)-(2)
SPECIAL COMMITTEE FILE
[SPEED MAIL EXPERIMENT] [Mail-Flo System installation; automation of facing and cancel ling; Gateway Project]
STATEMENT OF ECONOMY – to President
STEEL STRIKE (1)-(2) [Taft-Hartley; strike procedures]
THE SUMMERFIELD STORY 1953-58
[TAX RATE REFORM] (1)-(2)
[U.S. MAIL] (1)-(3) [correspondence about & drafts of Summerfield’s book]
U.S.NEWS & WORLD REPORT (1)-(2)
VIP Letters (1) [Cuban situation; Project Turnkey: tax reform]
42 VIP Letters 920-930 [Missile Mail; Eisenhower Library dedication; correspondence with the President]
“WHEELS OF FREEDOM” COMM. STAMP
WHITE HOUSE (1)-(2) [correspondence chiefly with White House staffers, but some with DDE]
Subseries C: POSTAL ORGANIZATIONS, 1953-61
ALLIANCE [National Alliance of Postal Employees]
CLERKS [National Federation of Post Office Clerks]
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE’S COUNCIL AFL-CIO
[HELICOPTER AIRWAYS SERVICE, INC.] (1)-(2)
LEAGUE [National League of Postmasters]
LETTER CARRIERS [National Association of Letter Carriers]
POSTMASTER (1)-(4) [National Association of Postmasters]
43 POSTMASTERS (5)
[POST OFFICE – Miscellaneous]
POST OFFICE –Since January 20, 1961 (1)-(3) [re changes in personnel under new administration]
POSTAL TRANSPORT [National Postal Transport Association]
[PRESIDENTIAL TRANSITION]
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS [National Rural Letter Carriers Association]
SPECIAL DELIVERY [National Association of Special Delivery Messengers]
SUPERVISORS (1)-(2) [National Association of Postal Supervisors]
UNAPOC [United National Association of Post Office Craftsmen]
[WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE] (1)-(2)
Subseries D: POLITICAL FILE, 1949-61.
BATTLE LINE [Publication] (1)-(2)
CHAIRMAN’S FACT MEMO
LABOR IN POLITICS [newspaper clippings re Walter Reuther]
Michigan Political Situation
44 National Federation of Republican Women
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE (1)-(2)
1960 [re Republican National Convention; breakdown of possible electoral votes in presidential election]
NIXON-LODGE [campaign materials]
CLLIFFORD O’SULLIVAN Republican National Committeeman
PRESIDENTIAL PREVIEW
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE (1)-(6)
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE; Committee on Program and Progress (1)-(2)
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION – 1952-1956-1960 Platform
45 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION 1960
RNFC (1)-(2) [Republican National Finance Committee]
REPUBLICAN STATE [CENTRAL] COMMITTEE MICHIGAN [1952]
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE MICHIGAN 1953 (1)-(8)
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE [MICH] (1954-May ’55) (1)-(3)
46 REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE [MICH] (1954-May ’55) (4)-(6)
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE [MICH] (June ’55- Dec ’56) (1)-(7)
RSCC MICHIGAN (1957-58) (1)-(2)
RSCC [MICHIGAN 1959-60] (1)-(3)
47 RSCC [MICHIGAN 1959-60] (4)
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION (Michigan)
REPUBLICAN STRATEGY COMMITTEE 1949-50 (1)-(4) [1949-58]
Subseries E: PATRONAGE FILES, 1953-60
PATRONAGE A-C
PATRONAGE D-M (1)-(8)
PATRONAGE N-S (1)
48 PATRONAGE N-S (2)-(5)
PATRONAGE T-Z (1)-(2)
PATRONAGE FILE – Washington, D. C. (1)-(10)
SERIES VII: SPEECH. 1949-62.
Subseries A: SPEECH DRAFTS AND CORRESPONDENCE, 1953-61
49 SPEECH MATERIAL – USED IN ‘53 (Miscellaneous)
[Miscellaneous Speeches – 1954]
[Miscellaneous Speeches – 1956]
ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN June 18, 1959 Southwester Michigan Republican Assoc.
MAIL CALL – 8/1/59
National Letter Carriers Association Washington, D. C. August 12, 1959
Postal Parade of Progress Washington, D. C. August 26, 1959
August 27, 1959 – Titusville, Pennsylvania – 4-Cent Petroleum Industry Stamp
September 7, 1959 – White House Statement on Cabinet Committee on Price Stability for Economic Growth
September 17, 1959 – Address by Ray Eppert before National Industrial Conference Board (Grow or Die – New Role of Marketing)
Washington, D. C. Public Relations Society of America Sept. 18, 1959 [re obscene materials sent through the mails]
[Kansas City, Missouri, Sept. 25-29 Natl. Federation of Republican Women]
September 30, 1959 – Washington, D. C. – General Federation of Women’s Clubs [re mail-order pornography]
KINGSPORT, TENN. Oct. 2, 1959 PO Dedication
SPEECH BY MRS. ARTHUR E. SUMMERFIELD – The Fair Winds Girl Scout Council, Flint, Michigan, October 7, 1959
October 8, 1959 – Cleveland, Ohio – Women’s City Club of Cleveland (Obscenity in the Mails: How You Can Stop It)
October 8, 1959 – Cleveland, Ohio – The Associated Industries of Cleveland (Leadership – And the Challenge We Face) (1)-(2)
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POSTMASTERS, Peace & Economic Growth – 10/22/59
FACSIMILE MAIL, October 27, 1959
October 29, 1959 – Washington, D. C. – NAPUS Convention (We May Make the Times Better – Our Tradition and Challenge)
YAMA CONFERENCE – NATIONAL INDUSTRIES CONFERENCE BOARD Abescon, N. J. November 7, 1959
MEN’S CLUB OF TEMPLE EMANU-EL Decency & Dignity N. Y. – Nov. 24, 1959
50 December 2, 1959 – Biloxi, MISSISSIPPI – Dedication of Post Office
December 4, 1959 – Address by Secretary of Commerce Mueller (New Horizons for Business in Public Affairs)
December 17, 1959 – Chicago – Illinois Manufacturers’ Association (Give Us 100 More Men of Courage)
DETROIT FEDERATION OF WOMENS CLUBS Mail Order Obscenity vs. Decency Detroit, Mich. – January 14, 1960
STAT OF THE NATION DINNER 1/21/60
January 27, 1960 – Boston, Mass. –“Dinner With Ike” (Peace and Prosperity: Our Achievement and Challenge)
“IKE DINNER” – Boston, Massachusetts January 27, 1960 (1)-(2)
BOY SCOUT COMM. STAMP Washington, D. C. February 8, 1960
February 18, 1960 – New York City – 401st Meeting of National Industrial Conference Board (Role of Business in Politics)
MASARYK STAMP – Washington, D. C. March 7, 1960
BARCELONA, SPAIN, March 26, 1960 First Intern. Phila. Congress
ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW YORK New York, April 26, 1960
FLINT POST OFFICE DEDICATION Flint, Michigan, April 30, 1960
BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL 5/14/60, Hot Springs, Virginia
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. ROTARY CLUB May 19, 1960
MUSKEGON P.O. DEDICATION May 20, 1960
May 22, 1960 – Greenville, Tenn. – Commencement Exercises, Tusculum College (How Shall We Govern?)
SEATO COMM. STAMP 5/31/60 Washington, D.C.
AMERICAN WOMAN STAMP 6/20/60 Washington, D.C.
June 23, 1960 – Post Office Accomplishments (April 15, 1959 Thru June 20, 1960)
51 July 19, 1960 – Sacramento, California – Pony Express Centennial Luncheon (Our Challenge: Pony Express Courage in the Nuclear Age)
PONY EXPRESS STAMP Sacramento 7/19/60 (1)-(2)
WALLOON LAKE, MICH. 7/30/60 (Dedication P.O.)
EIGHT YEARS OF POSTAL PROGRESS (Mrs. A.E. Summerfield) 7/60
GERMAN OFFICIALS LUNCHEON Washington September 7, 1960
Michigan Independent Telephone Assoc. (1960) Mackinac Island September 12
Francis Scott Key Stamp Baltimore September 14, 1960
MEXICO Independence Stamp Mexico City, September 17, 1960 [re controversy surrounding Emilio Sanchez Piedros’ anti-American speech concerning the Cuban situation]
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Detroit, Michigan September 23, 1960
September 23, 1960 – Flint, Michigan – Republican Rally (Most Important Decision in Our Lives)
FLINT, MICHIGAN September 29, 1960 Republican Campaign Dinner (1)-(2)
DETROIT POST OFFICE DEDICATION September 29, 1960
October 22, 1960 – Manchester, N. H. – Republican Rally (For Styles Bridges)
November 3, 1960 – Warsaw, Indiana – Republican Rally for Cong. Hallack
November 6, 1960 – New York City – Paderewski Foundation Award
SPEECH MATERIAL 1960 [Miscellaneous]
Subseries B: SPEECH TRANSCRIPTS AND PRESS RELEASES, 1949- 62
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1949
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1950 thru 1952 (1) [re Summerfield’s appointment as Postmaster General]
52 A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1950 thru 1952 (2)-(8)
[INDEX TO A.E. SUMMERFIELD SPEECHES February 21, 1953 to May 15, 1958]
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 2/21/53 – 10/29/53 (1)-(5) [re air mail service; Post Office Department deficit]
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 11/5/53 – 12/30/53 (1)-(2)
53 A.E.S. SPEECHES – 11/5/53 – 12/30/53 (3)-(5) [re decentralization of postal operations]
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1/13/54 – 6/19/54 (1)-(5) [re proposed postal employees pay hike]
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 9/16/54 – 6/28/55 (1)-(3)
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1/12/56 – 5/15/58 (1)-(2)
54 A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1/12/56 – 5/15/58 (3)-(6)
A.E.S. SPEECHES – 1958-1960 (1)-(7) [re obscene materials sent through the mails]
A.E. SUMMERFIELD - SPEECHES [1962] (1)-(2)
55 [A.E.S. SPEECHES – UNDATED]
Subseries C: SPEECH BACKGROUND MATERIAL, 1952-53
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATES AND THE LOS ANGELES PLAN 1952- 53
Gentry 1953-54
Harvard Business Review 1955
ELECTION ISSUES OF 1956 (1)-(3)
MARGINAL DISTRICTS 1956
56 [MISCELLANEOUS 1956] (1)-(3)
1957 Yearbook
[Report re Bipartisan Boards and Commissions 1960]
SPEECH KIT 1960 (1)-(3)
AIRLINES NATIONAL TERMINAL SERVICE COMPANY, INC. vs. NORTHWEST AIRLINES, INC. March 16, 1961 (1)-(2)
SERIES VIII: A.E.S. FLINT FILE, 1961-63
57 A – MISCELLANEOUS
AMERICAN MOTORISTS INSURANCE CO.
B – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(5) [re Bohemian Club; Boy Scouts of America]
BISHOP AIRPORT
C – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(3)
D – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
E – MISCELLANEOUS (1)
F – MISCELLANEOUS (1)
58 F – MISCELLANEOUS (2)
Federal Kemper Life Assurance Co.
FLINT BRYANT COMPANY
FRIENDLY CHEVROLET CO.
G – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
H – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
I – MISCELLANEOUS
J – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
JAMES S. KEMPER & COMPANY, LUMBERMAN’S MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. (1)-(5)
59 K – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(3)
KLEMETTI, JOAN
L – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
M – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(3)
JACK MacARTHUR
MARCH OF DIMES 1964 (1)-(3)
MARCH OF DIMES 1964 [Photographs]
60 MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(4)
N – MISCELLANEOUS
NATL. ASSO. OF MANUFACTURERS
NOTHERN FINANCE COMPANY
O – MISCELLANEOUS
P – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(3)
PLANE AND TRAIN TICKETS (USED) (1)-(2)
Q – MISCELLANEOUS
R – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
61 S – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(6)
SICO ENTERPRISES, INC.
SLEEPING BEAR
JOHN SOROKIN
A.E. SUMMERFIELD, PERSONAL
T – MISCELLANEOUS
TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORTS 1963
U – MISCELLANEOUS
W – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
WADERLOW PROPERTY
X-Y-Z – MISCELLANEOUS
SERIES IX: PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE, 1963-65
62 A – MISCELLANEOUS
B – MISCELLANEOUS
C – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
CALUMET PUBLISHING COMPANY
D – MISCELLANEOUS
E – MISCELLANEOUS
F – MISCELLANEOUS
G – MISCELLANEOUS
H – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
I – MISCELLANEOUS
J – MISCELLANEOUS
K – MISCELLANEOUS
L – MISCELLANEOUS
M – MISCELLANEOUS
MARCH OF DIMES (1)-(3)
63 MICHIGAN AUTO DEALERS’ ASS’N NATIONAL AUTO DEALERS’ ASS’N
N – MISCELLANEOUS
NORTHER FINANCE CO – MISC
O – MISCELLANEOUS
P – MISCELLANEOUS
Q – MISCELLANEOUS
R – MISCELLANEOUS
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL FINANCE COMMITTEE (1)-(3)
S – MISCELLANEOUS (1)-(2)
A.A. SCHUPP – Misc
AES – LETTER/ACKNOWLEDGMENTS RE ILLNESS – 1965 (1)-(4)
64 SUMMERFIELD GMC TRUCK CO. INC.
T – MISCELLANEOUS
TRANSPORTATION TICKETS (1)-(4)
TRAVEL EXPENSE REPORTS 1964-1965
U – MISCELLANEOUS
V – MISCELLANEOUS
W – MISCELLANEOUS
X-Y-Z – MISCELLANEOUS
SERIES X: A.E.S. POLITICAL FILE, 1963-65
POLITICS – A/B – MISC.
POLITICS – C/D – MISC
POLITICS – D/E – MISC
POLITICS – E/F – MISC
POLITICS – G/H – MISC
POLITICS – I/J/K – MISC
POLITICS – L/M – MISC
65 POLITICS – N/O/P – MISC
POLITICS – Q/R – MISC
POLITICS – S – MISC
POLITICS – T/U/V – MISC
POLITICS – W/X/Y/Z – MISC
AUTOMOTIVE OLDTIMERS LUNCHEON (1)-(2)
CHARLES E. CHAMBERLAIN
[CITIZENS’ RESEARCH FOUNDATION]
CLEARY COLLEGE
G F P – TELEGRAMS [re Goldwater for President Campaign]
G F P – VOLUNTEERS
GOLDWATER – CLIPPINGS – SINCE CONVENTION
G-O-P—GENNESEE CO. REPUBLICAN COMM. Prior to 1964 Election
G-O-P –MICH. STATE CENTRAL COMM. /MISC. Prior to 1964 Election
G-O-P –MISCELLANEOUS – NATIONAL LEVEL Post – 1964 Election
66 GO-P—REPUBLICAN NAT’L COMMITTEE Prior to 1964 Election – Misc. (1) (2)
KILLEEN, [G. Franklin]
Lists
LONG – Hamilton A. (Your Heritage Books)
NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR A REPRESENTATIVE CONGRESS -- ROBERT H. AUSTIN
NATIONAL NEWS RELEASES – July 15, 1964 to October 7, 1964
NAT’L REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMM.
POL – AES – SAN FRANCISCO SPEECHES – REQUESTS FOR COPIES
POL – AES – SAN FRANCISCO SPEECH, REPLIES, LISTS (1)-(3)
Republican Congressional Dinner – June 1, 1961
REPUBLICAN FINANCE COMMITTEE 1961
REPUBLICAN FINANCE COMMITTEE 1962 (1)-(2)
Republican Michigan Politics
67 Republican National Finance Committee – (March 1961) (1)-(2)
Republican National Politics
Republican State Finance Committee 1963-65 (1)-(3)
Romney (1)-(3)
SHORT, Hal – CLIPPINGS/CORRESPONDENCE
ROBERT A. TAFT INSTITUTE OF GOVT. [1961-63] (1)-(4)
68 TAFT INSTITUTE [1964-65] (1)-(3)
U.S. MAIL TRANSLATION INQUIRIES
A
B (1)-(2)
C (1)-(3)
D
E
F
G (1)-(2)
H (1)-(2)
69 H (3)
I
J
K
L
M (1)-(3)
N
O [empty folder]
P
Q [empty folder]
R (1)-(4)
S (1)-(2)
T
U
V [empty folder]
W
XYZ
70 SERIES XI: SUMMERFIELD SCHOOL CORRESPONDENCE, 1970
[Summerfield School] (1)-(6)
SERIES XII: MISCELLANEOUS PRINTED MATERIALS AND SCRAPBOOKS, 1908-72
Subseries A: REPORTS, PAMPHLETS and MAGAZINES, 1908-72
[Programs for the 1908 and 1912 Republican National Conventions] (1)- (2)
A Description of United States Postage Stamps – Junior Edition 1893- 1938 [c. 1940]
A Description of United States Postage Stamps – 1847-1947 [c. 1948]
PRAYERS OFFERED BY THE CHAPLAIN 1949
Postage Stamps of the United States 1847-1949 [c. 1950]
Postage Stamps of the United States 1847-1950 [c. 1951]
Emergency Defense Activities Handbook June 1951
Annual Report of the Postmaster General; Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 1952 [1952]
71 Death of National Democratic Party – The Truth About Truman by Seale Harris [1952] (1)-(3)
Republican Stat-National Journal –January 1953
Heritage of Freedom-1953
Nation’s Business – January 1954 [two copies]
Financial Policy for the Post Office Department- March 31, 1954 (1)-(2)
The National Geographic Magazine- July 1954
The President and the Negro – October 1954
Our World – November 1954
Arithmetic of Disaster – 1954
72 The Art of Business of the Postmaster – 1954
The Boy Scouts of America Forty-Fifth Annual Report – 1954
Charles Evans Hughes – 1954
Comments on the Young President’s Report – 1954
Congratulations from Abe to Ike – 1954
The Federal Budget in Brief Fiscal Year – 1954
The History of the Republican Party 1854-1954
Michigan Political Trends as Indicated by the 1954 Primaries
BLUEPRINT FOR POLITICAL CONQUEST – 1955
Know the Facts, February 1956
The Democratic Platform, August 15, 1956
U.S.S.R. 1956, NCR Factory News, September 1956
CAMPAIGN 1956
73 Organization Analysis and Vote History—Michigan [1956]
Khrushchev: The Killer in the Kremlin” September 1957
[Biographies] 1957
Usurpers – Foes of Free Man 1957
Statement by Theodore O. Yntema . . . February 4, 1958
The Economic Analysis of Labor Union Power by Edward H. Chamberlain [1958]
1958 Annual Report of the Postmaster General [1958]
NEWSWEEK July 13, 1959
Mission with Nixon by George W. Healy, Jr. [August 1959]
Michigan Tradesman November 1959
The Condition of Our National Political Parties by Stephen K. Bailey [1959]
John Foster Dulles 188-1959, an Appreciation by Arthur H. Dean [1959]
Russia 1959: The Change in Two Short Years [1959]
Fifth World Forestry Congress Opening Ceremonies August 29, 1960
Camp Fire Girls, Inc. Golden Jubilee Convention October 29-November 4, 1960
Commemorative of the Vth Centenary of the Death of Prince Henry 1960
Ignacy Jan Paderewski 1860-1960 [1960]
U.S. Mail [Copy One 1960] (1)-(6)
U.S. Mail [Copy Two} 1960] (1)-(6)
75 Can the U.S. Business Community Do More to Win the Economic and Propaganda Conflict with the Soviet Union? [1960]
Location Decisions and Industrial Mobility in Michigan 1961
1962 Annual report of the Postmaster General
Research, Development and Mechanization in the U.S. Post Office Department, February 1963
Color, Communism and Common Sense by Manning Johnson, American Opinion Reprint [1963]
The Priorities of the Future [1963]
The Rockefeller Foundation a Condensed Record of Activities From 1913 to 1963 [1963] [two copies]
[POD Publication 53] April 1, 1963-March 31, 1964, [1964]
Barry Goldwater Speaks Out On the Issues [1964]
Why We Are For Goldwater, Chicago Times [1964]
The American Center [1965]
Michigan Men in the Civil War by Ida C. Brown, August 1966
Guidelines to the American Way of Life: An Aid to Teachers of the Elementary and Secondary Grades [1966]
Money as a Campaign Resource: Tennessee Democratic Senatorial Primaries, 1948-1964 by William Buchanan and Agnes Bird [1966]
76 Money and Politics in California: Democratic Senatorial Primary, 1964 by John R. Owens [1966]
One Hundred Years: A History of the National Congressional Committee 1966
A Government Corporation to Run the Postal Service? Editorials from the Nation’s Press – April 1967
Economic Council Letter – July 1, 1967
Crewfinder [1969]
Dimensions of Metropolitanism by Jerome P. Pickard [1967]
Politics, Religion and the Post Office [1967]
Pick Topicks – February 1968
Concerning Dissent and Civil Disobedience by Abe Fortas [May 1968]
Congressional Record – June 6, 1968
Congressional Record – September 20, 1968
Financing a Better Election System by the Committee for Economic Development – December 1968
The Black Ghetto and the Open Society [1968]
[Citizens’ Research Foundation Study Number Fifteen 1968]
Consider Your Stand by Gottfried Dietze 1968
Frank Murphy in World War I [1968]
The Mott Foundation Annual Report 1967-1968 [1968]
77 Policy and Supporting Positions 1968
A Businessman Looks at the Steel Industry by George A. Stinson – April 14, 1969
First Quarter Report and a Look to the Future by William G. Milliken – April 21, 1969
Address Vietnam Peace Initiatives by President Richard M. Nixon – May 14, 1969
Beyond 1969 by Dr. Paul W. McCracken – September 22, 1969
Flint – September 1969
The John Birch Society Bulletin – September 1969
Journal of American Insurance – September to October 1969
Congressional Record – October 14, 1969
Congressional Record – October 27, 1969
Experts and Expertise by Eliot Janeway – October 1969
Legislating for a Better America by Gerald R. Ford – November 17, 1969
Address by Frank Stanton – November 25, 1969
Because it’s Right by Ronald Reagan [1969]
The 1969 FBI Appropriation [1969]
Income Without Work by Henry Hazlitt [1969]
Toast to the Detroit Club by Leonard P. Reaume – January 1, 1969
Price Stability –An Attainable Goal? By James M. Roche – February 20, 1970
Belize and the United States: Together in the Americas by George Price – April 6, 1970
Congressional Record – May 8, 1970
Communication: An Urgent Responsibility of Business by Richard C. Gerstenbery – June 9, 1970
The Phyllis Schafly Report – June 1970
Newsweek – July 6, 1970
THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE HEARING CONCERNING REPEAL OF AUTOMOTIVE EXCISE TAXES – September 16, 1971
Senate Finance Committee Hearings on Tax Relief – October 12, 1971
Federal Bureau of Investigation 1970 Appropriation [1970]
Making Free Enterprise Free by James M. Roche [1970]
New Engineering Priorities for the 70’s by Edward N. Cole [1970]
Eisenhower College Tribute of a Grateful Nation [c. 1970]
Subseries B: NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS AND SCRAPBOOKS, 1947-70
CLIPPINGS 1961-66
CLIPPINGS 1967
78 CLIPPINGS 1968
CLIPPINGS 1969
CLIPPINGS 1970
MISCELLANEOUS CLIPPINGS (1)-(2)
79 [1947 Scrapbook re Governor Kim Sigler] [contains one item re Joseph McCarthy]
80 TYPICAL NEWS STORIES ON IMPROVEMENTS AND MODERNIZATION IN THE POSTAL SERVICE DURING 1958
81 Michigan News Items 1959-60