The Inventory
of the
Herbert Bayard Swope
Collection
#1150
Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Swope, Herbert Bayard #1150 Preliminary Listing
I. Financial Material. A. Check Ledgers. [Loose] Box 1 1. 1911-1929; includes legal; correspondence. Box 2 2. 1930-1932. Box 3 3. 1933-1934 Box 4 4. 1935-1937. Box 5 5. 1938-1940. Box 6 6. 1941-1946 Box 7 7. 1946-1948. Box 8 8. 1951-1960. Box 9 9. 1963, and undated. Box 10 B. Stock Certificate Books, 1941-1951 (3 total). C. Files; may include correspondence; printed material; holograph notes; photographs; professional; legal. 1. “1921 Income Tax.” [F. 1] 2. “1922 Income Tax.” 3. “1923 Income Tax.” 4. “1924 Income Tax.” 5. “1925 Income Tax.” [F. 2] 6. “1926 Income Tax.” 7. “1927 Income Tax.” 8. “1928 Income Tax.” [F. 3] 9. “1929.” 10. “1929 Income Tax.” 11. “1930,” 1929-30. [F. 4] 12. “1930 Income Tax.” 13. “1931,” 1930-31. 14. “1931 Income Tax.” 15. “1932-3.” [F. 5] 16. “1932 Income Tax.” 17. “1933 Income Tax.” 18. “1934,” 1933-34. [F. 6] 19. “1934 Income Tax.” 20. “1939-40-41.” [F. 7] 21. “1945 Gobles Fin. Reports,” 1943-45. 22. “1951-H.B.S. and M.P.S.” [F. 8] 23. “1952 H.B.S. M.P.S.,” 1952-55. [F. 9] 24. “1953-Income Tax,” 1953-55; includes subfile: [F. 10] a. “The Storm of Nov. 6, 1953 + Its Damages to Keewaydin,” includes 21 black and white photographs. 25. “1954 Income Tax,” 1954-58. [F. 11] Box 11 26. “Automobiles 1957,” 1953-57. [F. 1]
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27. “Bills” re: NPRA, 1929. [F. 2] 28. “Block, Maloney,” 1919-22. [F. 3] 29. “Consolidated Report 1954.” [F. 4] 30. “Consolidated Report 1955.” [F. 5] 31. “Correspondents,” 1929. [F. 6-7] 32. “Donn-Langford Stock 1175 Shares,” 1952. [F. 8] 33. “Don’t Disturb,” 1930-1937. [F. 9] 34. “Employees (Former),” 1953-1958. [F. 10] 35. “Expense Accounts,” 1942. 36. “Expense” re: The World, 1926-28. [F. 11] 37. “Finance I,” 1920. [F. 12] 38. “Finance II,” 1928-30. 39. “Gambling Debts,” 1939-1945. [F. 13] 40. “Guar[anty] Trust,” 1927. [F. 14] 41. “H.B. Swope Jr.,” 1936-1943. 42. “HBS Notes (Tropical) – 1950.” [F. 15] 43. “HBS – Personal,” 1954-58. [F. 16] 44. “Hentz and Co.,” 1928. [F. 17] 45. “Hentz & Co.,” 1957. [F. 18] 46. “Herbert Bayard Swope,” 1935-43. [F. 19] 47. “Herbert Bayard Swope,” 1953-54. 48. “Herbert Bayard Swope,” 1955. 49. “H. L. Straus,” 1941-48. [F. 20] 50. “Income Tax,” 1927-28. [F. 21] 51. “Income Tax,” 1928-33. [F. 22] 52. “Income Tax,” 1930. 53. “Insurance,” 1928. [F. 23] 54. “Insurance,” 1938-49. 55. “Insurance,” 1951-54. 56. “Insurance,” 1955-58. 57. “Jane M. Powell,” 1936-1943. 58. “Jane Swope Brandt,” 1936-1944. 59. “JMP 1926 and 1927 Return.” [F. 24] 60. “Koss Correspondence – Income Tax,” 1932-33. [F. 25] Box 12 61. “Laundry Lists 1958.” [F. 1] 62. “Life Insurance,” 1935-55. [F. 2] 63. “Liquor 1957.” [F. 3] 64. “Loans (All Paid),” 1954-57. [F. 4] 65. “Louis L. Levy,” 1930-31. [F. 5] 66. “Margaret Powell Swope, Int. on HBS Loan,” 1936-42. [F. 6] 67. “Memos – 1943,” 1941-44. [F. 7] 68. “Mincer Receipts,” 1904-1913. [F. 8] 69. “M.M Warburg & Co.,” 1938. [F. 9] 70. “NPRA Bills,” 1929. [F. 10] 71. “Office Bills” re: NPRA, 1929. [F. 11] 72. “Painting Bids,” 1950-51. [F. 12]
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73. “Payroll Taxes,” 1954-58. [F. 13] 74. “Payrolls,” 1926-27. [F. 14] 75. “R.B. Powell,” 1936-43. [F. 15] 76. “Receipted Bills Office,” 1929. [F. 16] 77. “Refinancing,” 1941-43. [F. 17] 78. “Releases,” 1944-48. [F. 18-19] 79. “R.H. Macy,” 1933-34. [F. 20] 80. “Robineau,” Sept.-Dec. 1941. [F. 21] 81. “Rothstein, Arnold + Co.,” 1922. [F. 22] 82. “Russell Freeborn,” 1942-58. [F. 23] 83. “Safe Deposit Boxes,” 1931-37. [F. 24] 84. “Samuel B. Pack,” 1938-54. [F. 25] 85. “Schenley Contract 1957,” 1945-57. [F. 26] 86. “Schuyler West,” 1948-49. [F. 27] 87. “Station WEBR Buffalo,” 1929. [F. 28] 88. “Stations WTAM and WEAR,” 1929. [F. 29] 87. “Swope,” 1940-49. [F. 29] 88. “Trop – Profit & Loss Statements,” 1942-44. [F. 30] 89. “Trots,” 1953. [F. 31] 90. “Unfinished – Tropical,” 1941-48. [F. 32] 91. “WKJC,” 1929. [F. 33] 92. “WOL,” 1929. [F. 34] D. Untitled files. Box 13 1. 1921-1959. [F. 1-18] 2. re: HBS trip to Europe (Paris/London), 1922. [F. 19] 3. re: Guaranty Trust Company of New York, 1923-24. [F. 20] 4. re: NPRA and Sports’ Writers and News Syndicate, Inc., 1929. [F. 21] 5. re: NPRA payroll, 1929. [F. 22] E. Checks. Box 14 1. 1909. [Env. 1] 2. 1910. [Env. 2] 3. 1911-1912. [Env. 3] 4. 1913-1914. [Env. 4] 5. 1915. [Env. 5] 6. 1916. [Env. 6] 7. 1917. [Env. 7] 8. 1918. [Env. 8] 9. 1919. [Env. 9] 10. 1920. [Env. 10] 11. 1921. [Env. 11] 12. 1922. [Env. 12] 13. 1923. [Env. 13] 14. 1924. [Env. 14] 15. 1925. [Env. 15] 16. 1926. [Env. 16]
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17. 1927. [Env. 17] 18. 1928. [Env. 18] 19. 1929. [Env. 19] 20. 1930. [Env. 20] 21. 1931. [Env. 21-23] 22. 1932. [Env. 24-26] 23. 1933. [Env. 27-29] 24. 1934. [Env. 30-32] 25. 1935. [Env. 33-34] 26. 1936. [Env. 35-37] 27. 1937. [Env. 38-40] 28. 1938. [Env. 41-43] 29. 1939. [Env. 44-45] 30. 1940. [Env. 46-47] 31. 1941. [Env. 48-49] 32. 1942. [Env. 50-51] 33. 1943. [Env. 52-53] Box 15 34. 1944. [Env. 1-2] 35. 1945. [Env. 3-4] 36. 1946. [Env. 5] 37. Check stubs, 1943-1946. [Env. 6] 38. 1947. [Env. 7] 39. 1948. [Env. 8] 40. 1949. [Env. 9] 41. 1950. [Env. 10] 42. 1951. [Env. 11] 43. 1952. [Env. 12] 44. 1953. [Env. 13-14] 45. 1954. [Env. 15-16] Box 16 46. 1955. [Env. 1-2] 47. 1956. [Env. 3-5] 48. 1957. [Env. 6-11] 49. 1958. [Env. 12] 50. Undated. [Env. 13] F. General. Box 17 1. Monthly reports, 1937-1952. [F. 1] 2. Annual reports. a. 1935-1945 (29 total); includes correspondence. [F. 2] b. 1946 (8 total). [F. 3] c. 1947 (8 total). [F. 4] d. 1948 (7 total). [F. 5] e. 1949 (7 total); includes correspondence. [F. 6] f. re: Margaret Powell Swope, 1954-55 (2 total). [F. 7] 3. Insurance policies, 1930-1957. [Env. 1-3] 4. Life insurance premiums, 1953-57. [Env. 4] 5. Insurance receipts, 1916-1948. [Env. 5-9]
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6. Monthly holdings summaries. a. 1931, 1935. [F. 8] b. May 1955-June 1958. [F. 9] 7. Documents re: HBS accounts with Brinckmann, Wirtz, & Co., 1948-1950; includes correspondence. [F. 10] 8. Documents re: HBS accounts with M.M. Warburg & Co., 1937- 1940; includes correspondence. [F. 11] 9. Balance and securities statements with H. Hentz & Co. a. 1948. [F. 12] b. 1949. [F. 13] c. 1950. [F. 14] d. 1951. [F. 15-16] e. 1952. [F. 17-18] 10. Chase Manhattan Bank account statements, 1955. [F. 19] 11. Bankers Trust Company account statements, 1955. [F. 20] 12. First National City Bank of New York account statements re: MPS accounts, 1955. [F. 21] 13. Bache & Co. account statement, 1949. [F. 22] 14. Stillman, Maynard & Co. account statement, 1949. Box 18 15. Keewaydin Corporation statements, Fall 1930. [F. 1] 16. Notes re: various finances, 1925-26, undated; includes TS and holograph notes. [F. 2] 17. Receipts and estimates re: fine fur purchases and repairs, 1951- 1957. [F. 3] 18. HBS checks to John E. Darbau of John T. Brady & Co., April-July 1910; includes correspondence. [F. 4] 19. Salary revisions, 7/27/1932. 20. Chase National Bank statements, Feb. 1934. 21. Itemized expense sheets (personal), 1956-1958. 22. Contributions received for Cardinal Farley’s Charity Fund, April- May, n.y. 23. Receipt, n.d. 24. HBS insurance plan documents, 6/15/1916. [F. 5] 25. Stock certifcate re: Consolidated Tungsten Mining Corporation of Canada Limited, 75 shares, 4/28/1958; includes receipt. [F. 6] 26. Invoices, 1941-1943; includes correspondence. [F. 7] 27. Deposit checks re: Schenley Co., 1938-53; includes correspondence; printed material; holograph notes. [F. 8] 28. Financial correspondence re: Lewis S. Rosenstiel, 1936-41. [F. 9] 29. Financial correspondence re: J.L. Mincer, 1912. [F. 10] 30. Bank balances, 5 p., May-October 1933. 31. Expenses re: MPS, RCA, 1949. 32. Records re: RCA and NBC, 1949-50. 33. Safe deposit box, Guaranty Trust Company, 1929. 34. Cash disbursement sheet, 7/1/1937.
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35. Armour & Company of Illinois consolidation report, 2 p., 4/27/1929. 36. Annual net totals re: gambling, 1938-1944. 37. List of wires, TS, 1 p., n.d. (fragment). 38. Tropical Park Co. Inc. general ledger, 1942-1953. [Loose]
II. Legal Materials. A. Files. 1. “Automobiles,” 1926. [F. 11] 2. “Certificate of Incorporation,” re: The Tropical Park Co., Inc., 1941. [F. 12] 3. “CIR – Clips, notes, etc. 1956,” 1955-56; includes printed. [F. 13] 4. “Contract (RCA) 1950,” 1949-50l includes correspondence, financial. [F. 14] 5. “Life Insurance Policies (2),” 1916. [F. 15] 6. “Pecora,” re: HBS testimony on reorganization of Fox Metropolitan Playhouses, Inc, in 1935; 1958; includes correspondence. [F. 16] 7. “RCA NBC Contract 1955;” includes correspondence, financial. [F. 17] 8. “RCA-NBC Contracts 1957: Terminated 4/10/58;” includes correspondence. [F. 18] 9. “RCA – Contract,” 1952; includes correspondence. [F. 19] 10. “RCA – Contract,” 1953; includes correspondence. [F. 20] 11. “RCA Contract 1951,” includes correspondence, financial. [F. 21] 12. “Schenley Contract 1955,” 1955-57; includes financial. [F. 22] 13. “Schenley Contract 1956,” 1936-56; includes financial. [F. 23] 14. “Schenley Expenses,” 1957-58; includes correspondence. [F. 24] 15. “Thomas Malone Case,” 9/17/1937. [F. 25] 16. “Trots Contract,” 1955-57. 17. “Trots – Contract 1954,” 1953-55; includes correspondence, financial, printed materials. [F. 26] 18. “U,” re: agreement with United Press, 1920. [F. 27] 19. “Untitled,” re: complaint against chauffeur, 1923-24; includes correspondence. [F. 28] 20. “Will,” 1923-25. [F. 29] 1. Untitled file re: power of attorney, 1942-53; includes printed materials; correspondence; financial. [F. 30] 22. Contracts files. a. “Beaunit Contract,” 1949-56. [F. 31] b. “RCA-NBC Contract,” 1949-54. [F. 32] c. “RCA-NBC Contract,” 1956. [F. 33] d. “RCA-Contract,” 1949. [F. 34] e. “Schenley Contract,” 1954; includes correspondence. [F. 35] f. “Trots Contract,” 1957. [F. 36]
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B. HBS Officers Reserve Corps identification cards, ca. 1920s. [Env. 1] C. Case documents re: Burnham v. Brush, Supreme Court of the State of New York, 1923-1949; includes correspondence. [F. 37] D. Case documents re: Burstyn, Inc. vs. Lewis A. Wilson, Court of Appeals, opinion and concurring opinion, TS, 34 p., ca. 1950s. [F. 38] D. Leases (22 total). 1. 7/27/1912-1/5/1932. [F. 39] 2. 10/13/1932-10/8/1951. [F. 40]
III. Manuscripts. A. Files. Box 19 1. “Baruch, Bernard M., H.B.S.- Notes on,” 1948. [F. 1] 2. “Baruch, Bernard M., H.B.S. – Notes on,” 1940-1947; includes correspondence; financial. 3. “BMB-HBS Notes, 1952,” January 1952-December 1953. [F. 2] 4. “More Nathan Berrett Material,” 1965. [F. 3] 5. “Newspapers,” TS, 8 p., n.d. [F. 4] 6. “Personal, H.B. Swope,” n.d. [F. 5] 7. “Speech Notes,” TS with holograph notes, 1940-1951. [F. 6] 8. “Speech Notes – Greatness,” TS with holograph notes, 28 p., 3/6/50. [F. 7] 9. “Turf Committee of America,” 1944-1945; includes correspondence; printed materials. [F. 8] 10. “Who’s Who 1957,” 1956-1957; includes printed materials; correspondence. [F. 9] 11. Untitled files re: a. Screen writers, 1955-1959; includes correspondence, printed materials, photographs. [F. 10] b. Development Report, TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence, 2/12/48. [F. 11] c. Final drafts of papers, 1958-1959; includes correspondence; printed material; legal material. [F. 12] d. A. Rosthstein, n.d. [F. 13] e. Film writers and screen writers, 1959-1961. [F. 14] B. Speeches. 1. Files. a. “BMB – Al Smith Speech,” TS with holograph notes, October 1946. [F. 15] b. “BMB 1946 Speeches,” TS with holograph notes. [F. 16] c. “Barauch, B.M., College City of Ney York Speech,” 1946. [F. 17] d. “Baruch, B.M., Freedom House,” TS with holograph notes, 1946. [F. 18] e. “Bernard M. Baruch, Speeches, 1947,” TS with holograph notes. [F. 19-20]
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f. “Bernard M. Baruch, Speeches, 1948,” TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence; printed materials. [F. 21] g. “Bernard M. Baruch, Speeches, 1949,” TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence. [F. 22] h. “Bernard M. Baruch, Speeches, 1951,”TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence; subfile: [F. 23] i. Re: Price Control Act of 1942, 1951; includes printed material. i. “Bernard M. Baruch, Speeches, 1952,” TS with holograph notes, 1945-1952; includes printed materials. [F. 24] j. “Churchman Speech,” TS with holograph notes, 1944; includes correspondence; printed materials. k. “Cooper Union Speech – HBS,” TS with holograph notes, 1951. [F. 25] l. “Dinner and Poker Lists, 1950,” TS with holograph notes, 1950-1951. m. “Freedom House Speeches – Previous,” TS with holograph notes, 1942. n. “HBS Personal,” TS with holograph notes, 1929-1931. o. “General Sarnoff – Speech to Naval Engineers,” TS with holograph notes, 1950; includes correspondence. [F. 26] p. “Joseph P Kennedy Speech Notes,” TS with holograph notes, 1934-1935; includes printed materials. [F. 27] Box 20 q. “Ms. Swope,” TS, 1958. [F.1] r. “Sigma Delta Chi Speech – Tuesday May 26, 1953,” TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence; printed materials. [F. 2] s. “Social Science Speech,” TS with holograph notes, 1941; includes printed material. [F. 3] t. “Speeches, 1941-1949,” TS with holograph notes, includes correspondence; printed material. [F. 4-6] t. “Speeches and General subjects B-O,” TS with holograph notes, 1925-1929; includes printed materials. [F. 7] u. “Speeches and General subjects P-W,” TS with holograph notes, 1926-1929; includes printed materials. [F. 8] v. “Speech Notes, 1949-1951,” TS with holograph notes; includes printed materials; subfile: [F. 9-10] i. “Sympathy;” includes correspondence. w. “Speech Notes,” TS with holograph notes, 1953; includes printed materials. [F. 11] x. “Speech Notes, 1957,” TS with holograph notes, 1942- 1957. [F. 12]
y. Untitled files re: i. Bernard M. Baruch, 1939-1946; includes printed
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materials. [F. 13-14] ii. Speech and confidential notes on reorganization, TS with holograph notes, 1918-1928; includes correspondence; printed materials. [F. 15] 2. Speeches, 1929-1957, n.d., TS with holograph notes; includes correspondence. [F. 16-20] C. By Others. 1. Scripts, TS unless noted. Box 21 a. “Act of Darkness,” by Frank Gabrielson, 2 drafts, approx. 50 p., 1946. [F. 1] b. “Air on a Train,” by Michael Sheridan, 87 p., n.d. [F. 2] c. “The Anaconda Policy,” by John Herrick, 113 p., n.d; includes correspondence. [F. 3] d. “Angel Jury,” by William J. Steele, aprox. 75 p., 1939. [F. 4] e. “The Bogeyman,” by Edward Jacobs, 114 p., n.d. [F. 5] f. “Boliver,” by Herbert Kline, 256 p., n.d. [F. 6] g. “The Bo Tree,” by Frank Gabrielson, aprox. 100 p., n.d. [F. 7] h. “Come Next Spring,” by Montgomery Pittman, 137 p., 1955. [F. 8] i. “Day of Reckoning,” by George Wolf, 74 p., 9/25/56; includes correspondence. [F. 9] j. “Does a Tiger Wear a Necklace?,” by Don Patterson, 152 p., 1964. [F. 10] k. “The Empress,” by Elaine Carrington, 136 p., n.d. [F. 11] l. “The Fox is Female,” by Janet Green, 118 p., n.d. [F. 12] m. “The Genie of Sutton Place,” by George Seldon, 153 p., n.d. [F. 13] n. “Goodbye Bear,” produced by, Bruce Becker and James Salter, 81 p., n.d. [F. 14] o. “Guilty Party,” by George Ross and Campbell Singer, 94 p., 3/21/63; includes correspondence, printed. [F. 15] p. “Hearts Don’t Break,” by Whiting Thornton, 102 p., 1941. [F. 16] q. “Here Today,” by George Oppenheimer, 135 p., 1932. [F. 17] r. “Homage to Blenholt,” by Shimon Wincelberg, 133 p., n.d. [F. 18] s. “The Hooper Law,” by Harry Granick, holograph notes, 116 p., 1958. [F. 19] Box 22 t. “The Knack,” by Ann Jellicoe, 108 p., 1/20/64. [F. 1] u. “Linda Stone is Brutal,” by William F. Brown, 112 p., n.d. [F. 2] v. “The Lonely Gun,” by Dick Carr, 131 p., 1/9/56; includes holograph notes. [F. 3]
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w. “Manhattanyadi,” by unidentified, 7 p., n.d. [F. 4] x. “The Man Who Carved Women from Wood,” by William Chanbers and Max White, 116 p., n.d. [F. 5] y. “My Dear Children,” by Catherine Turney and Jerry Horwin, 159 p., n.d. [F. 6] z. “Of Human Bondage,” by Lester Cohen, 96 p., n.d.; includes holograph notes, 96 p., n.d. [F. 7] aa. “Over My Head,” by Sy Gross, 96 p., 1/26/64; includes correspondence. [F. 8] bb. “The Portable Yanberry,” by Marc Connelly, 111 p., n.d. [F. 9] cc. “Ride the Cockhorse,” by J.J. Scott, 101 p., n.d. [F. 10] dd. “The Romper Season,” by Edward Jacobs, 112 p., 1964. [F. 11] ee. “A Season of Plays,” by unidentified, 1963; includes correspondence. [F. 12] ff. “Selena,” by Richard Parrish, 142 p., 6/7/57. [F. 13] gg. “Sunday,” by J.J. Scott, 137 p., n.d. [F. 14] hh. “A Temporary Island,” by Halsted Wells, 100 p., n.d. [F. 15] ii. “Twilight Bar,” by Arthur Koestler, 101 p., n.d. [F. 16] jj. “Weights and Measures,” by Keith Winter, 113 p., 1939; includes correspondence. [F. 17] kk. “A Wilderness of Monkeys,” by Howard Richardson and Frances Goforth, 73 p., n.d. [F. 18] ll. “Wireless,” by Alice Leal Pollock, 20 p., 1907; includes holograph notes. mm. “You Can’t Take It With You,” by Robert Riskin, 166 p., 1938; includes holograph notes. [F. 20] nn. Untitled, approx.. 60 p., n.d. [F. 21] oo. Untitled, approx.. 50 p., 1959; includes holograph notes. [F. 22] 2. Novels, TS unless noted. a. MYSTERY STORY by John Kafka, 31 p., 1957; includes correspondence. [F. 23] 3. Short stories, TS unless noted. a. “Anything Goes,” by unidentified, 1 p., n.d. [F. 24] b. “Eyes Right for Nippon – A Synopsis,” by Joel Steinberger, 24 p., n.d. b. “Here Are The Waves of the Future!,” by unidentified, 4 p., n.d. c. “In Defense of Dreamers,” by unidentified, 2 p., n.d.
4. Poetry, TS unless noted. a. 7 poems; includes 3 by Ralph Pulitzer: [F. 25]
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i. “Ballade of Envy,” includes holograph notes. ii. “Envoy,” includes holograph notes. iii. “A Toast.” 5. Essays, TS unless noted. a. “Art, Blown From A Cannon,” by Herbert Bernard Swope, Jr., 12 p., n.d.; includes holograph notes. [F. 26] b. “The Economic Consequences of the Peace,” by B.M. Baruch, 19 p., n.d.; includes holograph notes. c. “Force of Reason as the basis of the State,” by Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., approx.. 25 p., n.d. d. “Francis Bacon: His Life and Times,” by Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., 3 p., 1936. e. “Freedom of the Will,” by Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., approx.. 25 p., 1937. f. “French Without Tears,” by unidentified, 2 p., n.d. g. “The Myth of Liberty,” by Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., 4 p., n.d. h. “One-Party Press?,” 8 p., 1957. i. “Priorities,” includes holograph notes, approx.. 20 p., n.d. j. “Treatment of the Moral Concepts,” by Herbert Bayard Swope, Jr., 5 p., n.d.
IV. Notebooks. A. Untitled re: Zeeland Steamship Company, n.d. [F. 27] Box 23 B. 2 undated memo notebooks. [Env. 1]
V. Diaries and Journals. A. 5 small address books, 1963, n.d.; includes typed notes. [Env. 2] B. 5 large address books, 1942, n.d.; may include newspaper clippings. [Loose] C. Day planners. 1. 1909-1956. [Loose] 2. 1962. [Env. 3] 3. 1963. [Env. 4] D. Reporter’s notebooks, 18 notebooks, 1913-1914, n.d. [Env. 5-7]
VI. Printed Materials. A. Clippings files; listed alphabetically by title. Box 24 1. A. a. “ABC.” b. “Abdullah 1948-.” c. “Absenteesism.” d. “Academic (Intellectual Freedom) 1950-.” e. “Accounting.” f. “Dean Acheson 1946-.” g. “Actors.”
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h. “F. P. Adams.” i. “Adenauer.” j. “Adler.” k. “Advertising 1.” l. “Advertising 2.” m. “Advice.” n. “Ages + Aging.” o. “Agreements.” p. “Agricultural Adjustment Act.” q. “Agriculture.” r. “Air.” s. “Air Conditioning.” t. “Air Force.” u. “Air Raid.” v. “Airplanes.” w. “Alaska (I).” x. “Alcan.” y. “Alcoa.” z. “Alcohol + Alcoholism.” aa. “Aldrich, Winthrop. bb. “Alfange, Dean.” cc. “Alfred (Dog), 1948-.” dd. “Alien.” ee. “Alien Property.” ff. “Allen, George.” gg. “Allies.” hh. “Alphabet.” ii. “Alsop.” jj. “Aluminum.” kk. “Amateur.” ll. “Ambassadors.” mm. “Ambition.” nn. “Amendment.” oo. “America (1).” pp. “America (2).” qq. “America (3).” rr. “America (4).” ss. “America First Committee.” tt. “American.” uu. “American Aid.” vv. “American Aims.” ww. “American Assembly.” xx. “American Council for Judaism, Inc.” yy. “American Federation of Labor.” zz. “American Friend Middle East.” a. “American Gas & Electric Co.”
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b. “American Labor Party.” c. “American Legion.” d. “American Mercury.” e. “American Military Strength.” f. “Amer. Museum of Natural History.” g. “American Union for Concerted Peace Effort.” h. “Americanism.” i. “Amity.” j. “Analysts.” k. “Anarchy.” l. “Anderson, Clinton P. 1948-.” m. “Major Angas.” n. “Annenberg.” o. “Annuities.” p. “Anthropology.” q. “Anti-Bias.” r. “Antibiotics.” s. “Anti Communism.” t. “Anti-Gambling.” u. “Anti-Semitism.” v. “Argument.” w. “Arkansas.” x. “Armistice-1938.” y. “Arms*Armament.” z. “Army.” aa. “Army Air Forces.” bb. “Army Football.” cc. “Thurman Arnold.” dd. “Apartment (I).” ee. “Apology.” ff. “Appeasement.” gg. “Appleton, L.B.-1938.” hh. “Appoint.” ii. “Appointive Power.” jj. “Appropriations.” kk. “Arab.” ll. “Art.” mm. “Art Cinema.” nn. “Arthritis.” oo. “Articles.” pp. “Artists.” qq. “Arts & Sciences.” rr. “Asia.” ss. “A.S.N.E. 1.” tt. “Assessments.” uu. “Assets.”
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vv. “Asso. Gas & Electric.” ww. “Associated Press.” xx. “Astronomy.” yy. “Atheists.” zz. “Athletics.” a. “Atlantic.” b. “Atlantic Charter.” c. “Atlantic Union (I).” d. “Atlee.” e. “Atom (2).” f. “Atomic (1950- (Other clips in transfile in Manhattan Storage).” g. “Atomic 1953.” h. “Austin – Wadsworth Bill.” i. “Australia.” j. “Authorities.” k. “Autobiography.” l. “Autographs.” m. “Automation.” n. “Automobiles.” o. “Auration.” p. “Aware, Inc.” 2. B. a. “B-29.” b. “Babson.” c. “Bache, Jules.” d. “Backer, George.” e. “Baldwin.” f. “Councilwoman Baldwin.” g. “Balfour declaration.” h. “Ball, Lucille.” i. “Banks.” j. “Bar Assn.” k. “Barden Bill.” l. “Alben W. Barkley.” m. “Barry, Wm. B.” n. “Barrymore, Ethel (1).” o. “Barrymore, John.” p. “Barton, Bruce.” q. “Baseball.” r. “Bases.” s. “Battle Hymn.” t. “Battle Page (news).” u. “Bayard.” v. “Beaverbrook, Lord.” w. “Beck, Dave.”
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y. “Beer.” z. “Beigin – 1948.” aa. “Belgium.” bb. “Beliefs.” cc. “Belmont;” “Belmont Day.” dd. “Bennett, James Gordon.” ee. “Bennett, John J.” ff. “Bergman, Ingrid.” gg. “Bergson.” hh. “Berlin – 1948.” ii. “Bernard Baruch.” jj. “Bernard Baruch III.” kk. “Bernard Baruch (4).” ll. “Bernays.” mm. “Prince Bernhardt.” nn. “Bert Andrews.” oo. “Bethlehem Steel.” pp. “Bevan, Aneurin.” qq. “Beveridge Plan.” rr. “Bevin, Ernest.” ss. “Bible.” tt. “Big Five.” uu. “Bigotry.” Box 25 vv. “Bill of Rights.” ww. “Billingsley.” xx. “Billion dollar comparison.” yy. “Biography.” zz. “Biological Warfare.” a. “Biow, Milton.” b. “Birthday.” c. “Births.” d. “Black, Hugo.” e. “Blackett.” f. “Blacklisting.” g. “Blackouts.” h. “Block, Paul.” i. “Blockade (1).” j. “Blockade (2).” k. “Blood Pressure – 1948.” l. “Blum, Leon.” m. “BMB #2.” n. “B’Nai B’Rith (1).” o. “Bolte, Charles G.” p. “Bombs.” q. “Bonds.” r. “Book Reviews (HBS).”
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s. “Books.” t. “Boom.” u. “Bootlegging.” v. “Boothe, Clare.” x. “Borah.” y. “Bovard.” z. “Bowles, Chester.” aa. “Boxing.” bb. “Boycott.” cc. “Boyden, Preston.” dd. “Boy Scouts.” ee. “Bradley.” ff. “Brainstorming,” 2 envelopes. gg. “Brain trust.” hh. “Justice Brandeis.” ii. “Brandeis University.” jj. “Brass Hat.” kk. “Brazil.” ll. “Breeding.” mm. “Bretton Woods.” nn. “Brewster, Owen.” oo. “Bricker.” pp. “Bridges, Harry.” qq. “British.” rr. “British Holidings.” ss. “British Library.” tt. “British Loan.” uu. “British Losses.” vv. “British Purch. Agent.” ww. “Brorfman.” xx. “Bronx.” yy. “Brooke, Richard R.” zz. “Brooklyn.” a. “Brophy.” b. “Brotherhood.” c. “Broun, Heywood.” d. “Browder.” e. “Brownell.” f. “Bryant, Buck.” g. “Budenz.” h. “Budget.” i. “Budget #3.” j. “Building.” k. “Bulganin.” l. “Bullitt, William C.” m. “Bureau of Public Relations.”
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n. “Bureaucracy.” o. “Burford.” p. “Bus.” q. “Bush, Prescott.” r. “Business,” 4 envelopes. s. “Business Booms + Depressions.” t. “Butler, Nicholas Murray.” u. “Butler, RT Honorable Richard.” v. “Buyers.” w. “Byoir.” x. “Byrd, Senator Harry F.” y. “Byrnes, James F. 3. C. a. “Cabinets.” b. “Cain, Harry P. c. “Calendar.” d. “Cailbres.” e. “Campaign Outlay.” f. “Canada.” g. “Cancer.” h. “Canol.” i. “Canons.” j. “Capehart.” k. “Capital Gains.” l. “Capitalism.” m. “Caposella.” n. “Cards.” o. “Carriers.” p. “Cartel.” q. “Casement, Sir Roger.” r. “Castle, WR.” s. “Casualties.” t. “Caterer.” u. “Catholic,” 2 envelopes. v. “Catholicism.” w. “Catholic Institute of Press.” x. “CCC.” y. “Celler.” z. “Censorship,” 2 envelopes. aa. “Census.” bb. “Central Park.” cc. “Centimeter.” dd. “Chain of Command.” ee. “Chamberlain, Neville.” ff. “Chandler.” gg. “Chaplains – 1948.”
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hh. “Charity.” ii. “Chase Banks.” jj. “Chicago Tribune.” kk. “Child Labor.” ll. “Children.” mm. “China.” nn. “Chinese.” oo. “Chlorophyll.” pp. “Christening.” qq. “Christmas 1948.” rr. “Christmas Cards.” ss. “Churchill, Winston.” tt. “CIA.” uu. “Cigarettes.” vv. “CIO.” ww. “Circulation.” xx. “Citizenship.” yy. “City + Cities.” zz. “City Chamberlain.” a. “Civil Defense.” b. “Civil Liberty.” c. “Civil Rights.” d. “Civil War.” e. “Civilization.” f. “Clark, Grenville.” g. “Classics.” h. “Clay, Gen.” i. “Clients.” j. “Closed Shop.” k. “Coach.” l. “Coal.” m. “Coalition.” n. “Cobalt.” o. “Cobb, Frank.” p. “Cocktail.” q. “The Cocktail Party.” r. “Code.” s. “Coexistence.” t. “Coghlan, Ralph.” u. “Cognac.” Box 26 v. “Colds.” w. “Colin, Ralph.” x. “College.” y. “Collins LT Gen. J. Lawton.” z. “Colonies.” aa. “Colonialism.”
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bb. “Columbia.” cc. “Columbia Broadcasting.” dd. “Columnist.” ee. “Columns.” ff. “Commanger, Dr. Henry Steele.” gg. “Commandeer.” hh. “Commission.” ii. “Committee Names.” jj. “Commercial Investment Trust.” kk. “Commodity.” ll. “Commons.” mm. “Communism,” 6 envelopes. nn. “Commuslavism.” oo. “Competition.” pp. “Compton, Dr. Karl T.” qq. “Comstock Law.” rr. “Concentration Camps.” ss. “Concessions.” tt. “Conference.” uu. “Conformity.” vv. “Congress,” 2 envelopes. ww. “Congressional Districts.” xx. “Congressional Elections.” yy. “Congressional Investigations.” zz. “Congressional Records.” a. “Connally Bill.” b. “Conneticut Nutmeg.” c. “Conservation.” d. “Consolidation.” e. “Constitution,” 2 envelopes. f. “Contempt.” g. “Controls.” h. “Conscription.” i. “Conservative.” j. “Consumers.” k. “Convention.” l. “Conversion.” m. “Cop Killing.” n. “Coolidge, Calvin.” o. “Coons.” p. “Cooper, Alfred Duff.” q. “Copper.” r. “Corcoran.” s. “Cordiner.” t. “Corn.” u. “Corporate Earnings.”
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v. “Corporate Securities.” w. “Corum, Bill,” 2 envelopes. x. “Corwin, Norman.” y. “Cost of Living.” z. “Costello.” aa. “Costs.” bb. “Cotton.” cc. “Coudert, Frederic.” dd. “Council Against Intolerance.” ee. “Council for Democracy.” ff. “Council on Judaism.” gg. “Counter Attack.” hh. “Country House.” ii. “Country.” jj. “Courage.” kk. “Courts.” ll. “Coward, Noel.” mm. “Cox, James M. nn. “Craps (dice).” oo. “Crawford, Kenneth G.” pp. “Credit.” qq. “Creed.” rr. “Crest.” ss. “Crime.” tt. “Crimean Conference.” uu. “Cripps, Sir Stafford.” vv. “Crisis.” ww. “Criticism.” xx. “Critics.” yy. “Cromwell, JHR.” zz. “Crops.” a. “Croquet.” b. “Crouse.” c. “Crowds.” d. “Crowley, Dr. Robert T.” e. “Crusade.” f. “Crusade for Freedom.” g. “Cuba.” h. “Cultivation.” i. “Culture.” j. “Cuneo.” k. “Currency.” l. “Curfew.” m. “Father Curran.” n. “Cutbacks. o. “Czechoslovakia.”
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4. D. a. “Daily Mail.” b. “Daily News.” c. “Jonathan Daniels.” d. “Danish.” e. “Dartmouth.” f. “Dates.” g. “Joseph E. Davies.” h. “Elmer Davis.” i. “Gen. Chas. G. Dawes.” j. “Death.” k. “Debt 1.” l. “Debt 2.” m. “Debt 3.” n. “Debt 4.” o. “Declaration of Independence.” p. “Defense.” q. “Defense 2.” r. “Defense 3.” s. “Defense 4.” t. “Indus. Defense Without Dictatorship.” u. “Deitz.” v. “Deficit.” w. “Definitions.” x. “Deflation.” y. “De Gaulle.” z. “De Konig.” aa. “Delegates.” bb. “Demobilization.” cc. “Democracy.” dd. “Democracy 2.” ee. “Democracy 3.” ff. “Democracy 4.” gg. “Democracy 5.” hh. “Democracy 6.” ii. “Democrats.” jj. “Democritus.” kk. “Dempsey.” ll. “Deposits.” mm. “Depression.” nn. “Depression – Mental.” oo. “De Sapio,” 2 envelopes. pp. “Desegregation.” qq. “Destroyers.” rr. “Devaluation.” Box 27 ss. “Thomas E. Dewey.”
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tt. “Dictators.” uu. “Dies.” vv. “Martin Dies.” ww. “Diet.” xx. “Dinner.” yy. “Directors.” zz. “Disarmament.” a. “Discharge Plans.” b. “Discipline.” c. “Discount.” d. “Discrimination.” e. “Dish washing.” f. “Displaced Persons.” g. “Distances.” h. “Distillers.” i. “Ditisheim.” j. “Dividends.” k. “Divorce.” l. “Dixiecrats.” m. “Dixon.” n. “Dixon*Yates.” o. “Dole.” p. “Dollar.” q. “Dollar a Year Men.” r. “Col. Donovan.” s. “Dooley.” t. “Paul Douglas.” u. “Sen. Sheriden Downey.” v. “Draft.” w. “Drama.” x. “William H. Drafter, Jr.” y. “Driscoll.” z. “Drug.” aa. “Dry States.” bb. “Dubinsky.” cc. “Duggins.” dd. “Dulles.” ee. “Dumbarton Oaks.” ff. “Senator Dunnigan.” gg. “Will Durant.” hh. “Dutch.” 5. E. a. “Earnings.” b. “Earth.” c. “Easter.” d. “ECA.”
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e. “Economic Conference.” f. “Economics 1.” g. “Economics 2.” h. “Economics 3.” i. “Economics 4.” j. “Economics 5,” 2 envelopes. k. “Economics, Wartime.” l. “Economists.” m. “Economy.” n. “Economy League (1933).” o. “Edie, Lionel D. Reports.” p. “Editor & Publisher, 1923.” q. “Editorials.” r. “Edits.” s. “Education.” t. “Education 2.” u. “Education 3.” v. “Education 4.” w. “Education 5.” x. “Eichelberger.” y. “Eight Points.” z. “Einstein.” aa. “Eisenhower.” bb. “Election.” cc. “Electoral College.” dd. “Electric.” ee. “Electricity.” ff. “Electronics.” gg. “El-Khouri 1948.” hh. “Eloquence.” ii. “Embargo Act.” jj. “Emergency.” kk. “Emerson.” ll. “Empire.” mm. “Employees.” nn. “Employment.” oo. “Energy 1948.” pp. “England.” qq. “England (2).” rr. “England (3).” ss. “England (4).” tt. “Bad English.” uu. “English Derby.” vv. “Epitaph.” ww. “Erosion.” xx. “Esquire.”
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yy. “Ethics.” zz. “Ethiopia.” a. “Etiquette.” b. “Europe.” c. “European Defence Community (EDC).” d. “European Recovery Program 1947.” e. “Evans, Prof. Luther H. 1935.” f. “Evatt.” g. “Evolution.” h. “Exercises.” i. “Existentialist.” j. “Expenditures.” k. “Expenses.” l. “Exports.” m. “Ex-Presidents.” n. “Express (London Daily).” o. “Exterminations.” 6. F. a. “Failures.” b. “Fair trial.” c. “Faith healer.” d. “Family.” e. “Fan.” f. “Farley.” g. “Farm,” 2 envelopes. h. “Farnol, Lynn.” i. “Fascist.” j. “Fast, Howard.” k. “Fat.” l. “Fear.” m. “Features.” n. “FBI.” o. “Federal Communications Commission.” p. “Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp.” q. “Federal Employees.” r. “Federal Pay.” s. “Federal Reserve.” t. “Federal Trade Commission.” u. “Federalists (United World).” v. “Fifth Column.” w. “Fight Pictures.” x. “Files (Confidential).” y. “Filibuster.” z. “Films.” aa. “Finance (2).” bb. “Financial Writer.”
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cc. “Finland.” dd. “Finletter.” Box 28 ee. “Rep. Ham Fish.” ff. “Flag.” gg. “Flattops – 1948.” hh. “Fletcher.” ii. “Flood Lights.” jj. “Florida.” kk. “Flowers – 1948.” ll. “Flushing.” mm. “Flynn.” nn. “Food.” oo. “Football.” pp. “Force.” qq. “Ford, F.R. George.” rr. “Ford, Henry.” ss. “Foreign Affairs.” tt. “Foreign Agent Registration.” uu. “Foreign Aid.” vv. “Foreign Born.” ww. “Foreign Capital.” xx. “Foreign Correspondents.” yy “Foreign Council.” zz. “Foreign Policy.” a. “Foreign Press Assn.” b. “Foreign Relations.” c. “Formosa.” d. “Forrestal, J.V.” e. “Forts.” f. “Fortune.” g. “Forum.” h. “Foundation – 1947.” i. “Four Freedoms.” j. “Four Minute Mile.” k. “Fox, Matty.” l. “Franc.” m. “France.” n. “France Forever.” o. “Franco.” p. “Dr. Glenn Frank.” q. “Frankfurter, Felix.” r. “Franklin.” s. “Freedom,” 2 envelopes. t. “Freedom House (Wendell Willkie Memorial).” u. “Freedom of Press 1948.” v. “Free Enterprise.”
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w. “Freedoms Foundation.” x. “Free Europe.” y. “Free Speech.” z. “Free World Association.” aa. “French Dinner Guests 1948.” bb. “Freud.” cc. “Friendship.” dd. “Fright.” ee. “Maj. Gen. J.F.C. Fuller.” ff. “Fulton, Hugh.” gg. “Fund for the Republic.” hh. “Future.” ii. “Future (Britain).” 7. G. a. “G.I.” b. “Gailmor, Wm. S.” c. “Gallup Poll.” d. “Gamai, Samia.” e. “Gambling.” f. “Games.” g. “Gangs.” h. “Gannett.” i. “Gannon, Rev. Robert I.” j. “Garner, J.N. 1948-.” k. “Gas.” l. “Gasoline.” m. “Gayda.” n. “Gaynor, Mayor.” o. “Gaza.” p. “Gazette.” q. “General Electric.” r. “General Motors.” s. “Generals, Best.” t. “Generals, V.S.” u. “Genesis.” v. “Genius.” w. “Genocide.” x. “Geoghan.” y. “Geopolitics.” z. “George, Lloyd.” aa. “Gerard, James.” bb. “Geriatrics 1949-.” cc. “German Unification.” dd. “Germany,” 5 envelopes. ee. “Germans in So. America.” ff. “Gettysburg Address.”
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gg. “Ghandi, Mahatma.” hh. “Ghost-writing.” ii. “Gideonse.” jj. “Gimbels.” kk. “Girl Scouts.” ll. “Gnats.” mm. “God.” nn. “Goering.” oo. “Gold.” pp. “Godfrey.” qq. “Gold.” rr. “Goldsmith, A.J.” ss. “Gordon, Lincoln.” tt. “Gossip.” uu. “Government.” vv. “Governorship.” ww. “Grade Crossing.” xx. “Grain.” yy. “Graham.” zz. “Grammar.” a. “Grant, U.S.” b. “Grass.” c. “Great men.” d. “Greatness.” e. “Greek.” f. “Green, William.” g. “Greene, Frederick S.” h. “Griffis, Stanton.” i. “Gromyko.” j. “Guam.” k. “Gubernatorial Candidates.” l. “Guided Missiles.” m. “Gulf Stream.” n. “Gum.” o. “Gunpowder.” 8. H. a. “H-bomb.” b. “Hague, Mayor Frank.” c. “Half century.” d. “Leonard W. Hall (lend lease).” e. “Halley.” f. “Hamilton.” g. “Hancock.” h. “Handicap.” i. “Hanley, Joe R.” j. “Hannegan, Robert.”
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k. “Harriman, A.W.” l. “Harrison, Pat.” m. “Harris, Sam.” n. “John J. Hastings, Jr.” o. “Hart, Al.” p. “Hart, Merwin.” q. “Hartfield.” r. “Hartley Concurrent Resolution.” s. “Hatton.” t. “Health.” u. “Health Insurance.” v. “Hearst.” w. “Heart.” x. “Hecht, Ben.” y. “Hecksher, August.” z. “Heine, Heinrich.” aa. “Hellinger.” bb. “Henderson, Leon.” cc. “Henry VIII.” dd. “Henry, Patrick.” ee. “Henschel.” ff. “Herald Tribune,” 2 envelopes. gg. “Herriot.” hh. “Maj. Gen. L.B. Hershey.” ii. “Hertz, J.D.” jj. “Himmler.” kk. “Hines.” ll. “History.” mm. “Hiss, Alger.” nn. “Hilter.” oo. “Hilterism.” pp. “Hlond.” qq. “Hoarding.” rr. “Hobson, Mrs. Laura Z.” ss. “Hoffman, Paul G.” tt. “Hogan.” uu. “Hohlenlohe, Princess Stephanie.” vv. “Holland Tube.” ww. “Hollywood.” xx. “Holmes.” yy. “Home.” zz. “Hoover.” a. “Hoover, Report.” b. “Hopkins, Harry.” c. “Hopper, Hedda.” d. “Hormones.”
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e. “Horses names.” f. “Hospital.” g. “Horses.” Box 29 h. “Housing,” 2 envelopes. i. “Howard, Ray W.” j. “Hull, Cordell.” k. “Humanities.” l. “Human Rights.” m. “Humor.” n. “Huneker, Jim.” o. “Hungary.” p. “Hunting.” q. “Hurley, P.J.” r. “Husseini, X-Mufti of Jerusalem.” s. “Hutton.” t. “Hydrogen Bomb.” u. “Hyphenates.” 9. I. a. “I.B.M.” b. “Harold Ickes.” c. “Illiteracy.” d. “Illness.” e. “I.L.O.” f. “Immigrant.” g. “Immigration,” 2 envelopes. h. “Immortals.” i. “Imports.” j. “Inaugural.” k. “Income,” 2 envelopes. l. “Income taxes.” m. “India.” n. “Individualism.” o. “Indoctrination.” p. “Industrial Alcohol.” q. “Industry.” r. “Infantile Paralysis.” s. “Inflation (1).” t. “Inflation (2).” u. “Inflation (3).” v. “Inflation (4).” w. “Information.” x. “Howard P. Ingels.” y. “Insomnia.” z. “Installment 2.” aa. “Installment Credit.” bb. “Institute of Fiscal and Political Education.”
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cc. “Institute of Pacific Relations.” dd. “Inquiry.” ee. “Insurance.” ff. “Intellect.” gg. “Intelligence.” hh. “Interest.” ii. “Interborough.” jj. “International Fair.” kk. “Interposition.” ll. “Intolerance.” mm. “Introductions.” nn. “INS.” oo. “Invasion.” pp. “Intuition.” qq. “Investigators.” rr. “Investments.” ss. “Iran.” tt. “IRBM.” uu. “Ireland.” vv. “Irgun 1949-.” ww. “Irrevocable Trust.” xx. “Isolationism.” yy. “Israel.” zz. “Israel.” a. “Israel-2.” b. “Isotopes.” c. “Italy.” 10. J. a. “Andrew Jackson.” b. “William Jackson.” c. “Jamaica.” d. “Japan.” e. “Japan – 2.” f. “Japanese Peace Treaty.” g. “Java – 1.” h. “Javits.” i. “J.D.C.” j. “Jefferson.” k. “Jerusalem.” l. “Jesus.” m. “Jet.” n. “Jewelry.” o. “Jewish – 1.” p. “Jewish – 2.” q. “Jewish – 3.” r. “Jewish – 4.”
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s. “Jewish – 5.” t. “Jewish – 6.” u. “Jewish – 7.” v. “Jewish – 8.” w. “Jewish – 9.” x. “Jewish – 10.” Box 30 y. “Jewish – 11.” z. “Jewish – 12.” aa. “Jewish Agency for Palestine – 1948.” bb. “Jewkes, John.” cc. “Jews.” dd. “Jobs.” ee. “Jockeyclub.” ff. “General Hugh Johnson.” gg. “Johnson, Jack.” hh. “Johnson, Lyndon.” ii. “Johnson, Eric.” jj. “Joint Chiefs of Staff.” kk. “Jesse Jones.” ll. “Journal-Americans.” mm. “Journalism – 1.” nn. “Journalism – 2.” oo. “Journalism – 3.” pp. “Journalism – 4.” qq. “Journalism – 5.” rr. “Journalism – 6.” ss. “Journalism – 7.” tt. “Journalism – 8.” uu. “Journalism – 9.” vv. “Journalism – The Reported and Reporting.” xx. “Judges.” yy. “Jung. zz. “Justice.” a. “Justice Rbt. Jackson. b. “Juvenile Deliquency.” 11. K. a. “H.V. Kaltenborn.” b. “Karr, David.” c. “Kashmir.” d. “Kaufman, Judge I.” e. “Kefauver Committee.” f. “Kefauver, Estes.” g. “Kelland.” h. “Foster Kennedy.” i. “Kennedy, Joseph P.” j. “Kent, Frank R.”
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k. “Keynes, J.M.” l. “Kieran, John.” m. “Kilgore, Bill.” n. “King, E.D.M. (Lt. Gen.)” o. “Kirchwey.” p. “Kipling, Rudyard.” q. “Klein, Gen. Julius.” r. “Knight, John S.” s. “Knox, Frank.” t. “Korea.” u. “Kressel.” v. “Krock, Arthur.” 12. L. a. “Labor (1).” b. “Labor (2).” c. “Labor (3).” d. “Labor (4).” e. “Labor (5).” f. “Labor (6).” g. “Labor (7).” h. “Labor relations.” i. “Governor La Follette.” j. “La Guardia.” k. “La Montaigne.” l. “James M. Landis.” m. “Alfred M. Landon.” n. “William D. Langer.” o. “Language.” p. “Laski, Harold Jr.” q. “Wm. L. Laurence.” r. “Lawyers.” s. “Lazarus (1).” t. “Leadership.” u. “League of Nations.” v. “League of Women Voters.” w. “Learning (1).” x. “Legislative Powers.” y. “Legs.” z. “Lend-Lease Bill.” aa. “Herbert Lehman.” bb. “Lehman, Robert.” cc. “Leibowitz, Judge.” dd. “Leisure.” ee. “Lerner, Max.” ff. “Letter Writing.” gg. “Leverage.”
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hh. “Lewis.” ii. “Robert Ley.” jj. “Libel.” kk. “Liberal.” ll. “Liberalism.” mm. “Liberia.” nn. “Liberties.” oo. “Liberty.” pp. “Lichten, Walter.” qq. “Life.” rr. “Lilienthal, David.” ss. “Lima.” tt. “Limericks.” uu. “Abraham Lincoln.” vv. “James F. Lincoln.” ww. “Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh.” xx. “Lindbergh.” yy. “Dr. Eduard C. Lindeman.” zz. “Walter Lippmann (1).” a. “Walter Lippmann (2).” b. “Liquor (1).” c. “Liquor (2).” d. “Liquor Tax.” e. “Literary Digest.” f. “Literature.” g. “Literature.” h. “Little Rock.” i. “Littleton, Martin.” j. “Living, cost of.” k. “Living standard.” l. “Loans.” m. “Lodge, Sen. (1).” n. “London.” o. “Longevity.” p. “Look Magazine – 1949.” q. “Los Angeles.” r. “Lord Lothian.” s. “Lotteries.” t. “Louis, Joe.” u. “Loudermilk.” v. “Louisville, KY.” w. “Luce, Clare Boothe.” x. “Luckman (1).” y. “Ludwig.” z. “Lynchings.” aa. “Leonard Lyons.”
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13. M. Box 31 a. “MacArthur.” b. “Macaulay.” c. “Madison, James.” d. “Madison Square Garden.” e. “Magazines.” f. “Majority Rule.” g. “Malaxa, Nikolae – 1948.” h. “Malenkov.” i. “Malik.” j. “Man on Horseback.” k. “Management.” l. “Manhattan.” m. “Mann (1).” n. “Manpower.” o. “Maps.” p. “Maragon.” q. “Mark.” r. “Market.” s. “Marines.” t. “Marriage.” u. “Marshall.” v. “Marshall Plan – 1947.” w. “Marx.” x. “Mass.” y. “Masseuse.” z. “Mathematics.” aa. “Maxwell (Elsa).” bb. “George S. May.” cc. “Mayer, L.B.” dd. “McCarran, Rat.” ee. “McCarthy, Clem.” ff. “McCarthy, Sen. Joseph.” gg. “Tex McCrary.” hh. “McCloy.” ii. “McCollum, Vashti Case.” jj. “McCormick, Anne O’Hare.” kk. “McCormick, Col. Robt. R.” ll. “McGuire, Dorothy 1948-.” mm. “Alastair McIntosh.” nn. “O.O. McIntyre.” oo. “McKinney, Frank.” pp. “Scott McLeod.” qq. “Scott McLeod.” rr. “Col. Larry McPhail.” ss. “Mead.”
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tt. “Mead Committee – Out of Town Papers,” 6 envelopes. uu. “Medal – Medals of Honor.” vv. “Medicine.” ww. “Medina.” xx. “Lowell Melle.” yy. “Andrew Mellon.” zz. “Men.” a. “H.L. Mencken.” b. “Mental.” c. “American Mercury.” d. “Meters (Parking).” e. “Methodist.” f. “Mexico.” g. “Meyer, Eugene.” h. “Middle Class.” i. “Middle East.” j. “Miliary Occupation.” k. “Military Training.” l. “Military #2.” m. “Ogden Mills.” n. “Mine Sweepers.” o. “Minorities.” p. “Daily Mirror.” q. “Missiles.” r. “Mistake.” s. “Mitchell, John P.” t. “Modesty.” u. “Raymond Moley.” v. “Molloy, Bishop.” w. “Molotov.” x. “Money.” y. “Money Circulation.” z. “Monopoly.” aa. “The Monroe Doctrine.” bb. “Montana, John.” cc. “Field Marshall Montgomery.” dd. “Robert Montgomery.” ee. “Moon.” ff. “Mooney, Archbishop.” gg. “Moonshine.” hh. “Government and Moral Law.” ii. “Morale.” jj. “Morality.” kk. “More Needed than Money.” ll. “J.P. Morgan.” mm. “Morgenthau.:
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nn. “Moritori.” oo. “Morning Telegraph.” pp. “Newbold Morris.” qq. “Mortgage.” rr. “Moscow.” ss. “Moseley, Sir Oswald.” tt. “Robert Moses.” uu. “Mother.” vv. “Motors.” ww. “Movies.” xx. “Jean Muir.” yy. “Mund Bill – 1948.” zz. “Munich.” a. “Murder.” b. “Murdoch, Keith.” c. “Governor, Frank Murphy.” d. “Murphy, Thomas F.” e. “Murray.” f. “Music.” g. “Mussolini.” h. “Mythology.” 14. N. a. “Names.” b. “Narcotics.” c. “Narragansett.” d. “Nassau County.” e. “Nation.” f. “National Debt.” g. “National Emergency.” h. “National Income 1950-.” i. “National Service.” j. “Nationalism.” k. “NATO.” l. “Naval Losses.” m. “Naval Preparedness, American.” n. “Naval Relief.” o. “Naval Strength (British-American).” p. “Navy.” q. “Nazi,” 4 envelopes. r. “N.B.C.” s. “Nebraska.” t. “Negro.” u. “Negro Soliders.” v. “Nehru.” u. “Nelson, Donald.” w. “Nelson, Dunstan.”
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x. “Neuberger, Richard.” y. “Neuroses.” z. “Neutrality.” aa. “New Deal.” bb. “New Leader.” cc. “New Nations (1950-).” dd. “The New School.” ee. “New York Central.” ff. “New York City.” gg. “New York Electoral Vote.” hh. “New York Post.” ii. “New York Press.” jj. “New York Railways.” kk. “New York Times.” ll. “New Yorker.” mm. “New Zealand.” nn. “Daily News.” oo. “Newsday.” pp. “Newsweek.” qq. “Newspaper Advertising.” rr. “Newspaper Circulation.” ss. “Newspapers.” tt. “Newsreel.” Box 32 uu. “Niagara. vv. “Harold Nicolson.” ww. “Nitrates.” xx. “Nixon.” yy. “Nomura.” zz. “Norstad.” a. “North Atlantic Pact.” b. “North Bornes.” c. “North Shore Hospital.” d. “Notoriety.” e. “N.R.A.,” 2 envelopes. f. “Nuclear Fission.” g. “Nuremberg.” h. “Nurse.” i. “NYE.” j. “Nylon.” 15. O. a. “Obituaries.” b. “O’Brian, Jack.” c. “Obscene.” d. “Observations on Transfers (Judge Kaufman).” e. “Obsolescence.” f. “Occupation.”
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g. “Odds.” h. “O’Donnell.” i. “O.D.T.” j. “O’Dwyer.” k. “Betting, Off Course.” l. “Office of Civilian Supply.” m. “Off. Economic Stabilization.” n. “Oil.” o. “Okinawa.” p. “Old Age.” q. “Olympic Goods.” r. “Omnibus Corporation.” s. “OPA.” t. “Opinion.” u. “Oppenheimer, Robert.” v. “Opposition.” w. “Optimism.” x. “Orientation.” y. “Orlando.” z. “Oscars.” aa. “Oswego.” bb. “Overproduction.” cc. “Overseas News Agency.” dd. “Oxygen – 1948.” 16. P. a. “Pabst.” b. “Pacifism.” c. “Pageant.” d. “Thomas Paine.” e. “Painters.” f. “Palestine,” 3 envelopes. g. “William Paley.” h. “Pan American.” i. “Panic.” j. “Papal.” k. “Parents.” l. “Park Commission.” m. “Dan Parker.” n. “Parking Meters – 1950.” o. “Parks.” p. “Parliament.” q. “Paris.” r. “Parity.” s. “Parochial.” t. “Samuel Pass.” u. “Passport.”
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v. “Patent.” w. “Patriot.” x. “Patrons.” y. “Capt. Patterson.” z. “Robert P. Patterson.” aa. “Patton.” bb. “E.W. Pauley.” cc. “Payrolls.” dd. “C.S. Payson.” ee. “PCA,” 2 envelopes. ff. “Peace,” 6 envelopes. gg. “Pearl Harbor.” hh. “Drew Pearson.” ii. “Westbrook Pegler.” jj. “Penicillin.” kk. “Pensions.” ll. “Pentagon Plan.” mm. “Peonage.” nn. “Pepper, Claude.” oo. “Pericles.” pp. “Persecution.” qq. “Pershing – 1948.” rr. “Personal,” 3 envelopes. ss. “Petrillo.” tt. “Phi Beta Kappa.” uu. “Philanthropy.” vv. “Philippines.” ww. “H.I. Phillips.” xx. “Phillipson.” yy. “Philosophy.” zz. “Phones.” a. “Photographs.” b. “Picture.” c. “Pilgrims. d. “David A. Pine.” e. “Planes – US and British.” f. “Plans.” g. “Platform.” h. “PM.” i. “Pneumonia.” j. “Poetry.” k. “Poker.” l. “Poland,” 2 envelopes. m. “Charles Poletti.” n. “Police,” 2 envelopes. o. “Police killings.”
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p. “Policy,” 5 envelopes. q. “Politics,” 2 envelopes. Box 33 1) Ibid, 12 envelopes. r. “Poll.” s. “Poll Tax.” t. “Pope.” u. “Pornography.” v. “Ports.” w. “Post.” x. “Post-Dispatch.” y. “Post Office.” z. “Post War,” 2 envelopes. aa. “Post War Security.” bb. “Potsdam.” cc. “Poujade.” dd. “Poverty.” ee. “Power.” ff. “Prayers.” gg. “Precendence.” hh. “Preparedness.” ii. “Prescott, Orville.” jj. “Present Danger Committee.” kk. “Presidency.” ll. “Presidential Powers.” mm. “Presidential Succession,” 2 envelopes. nn. “Presidium.” oo. “Press.” pp. “Press Agentry.” qq. “Prices,” 3 envelopes. rr. “Price Control.” ss. “Prichard, Edward F., Jr.” tt. “Primary.” uu. “Principles.” vv. “Printing.” ww. “Prison Camps.” xx. “Prisoners.” yy. “Proclamation.” zz. “Production,” 3 envelopes. a. “Profits.” b. “Profit-sharing.” c. “Progressives – 1948.” d. “Prohibition,” 3 envelopes. e. “Prohibitionist.” f. “Promotion.” g. “Propoganda.” h. “Prophecies.”
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i. “Prosecutors.” j. “Property.” k. “Prosperity.” l. “Prostitution.” m. “Protocol.” n. “Samuel F. Pryor, Jr.” o. “Psychiatry & Psychoanalysts.” p. “Psychology.” q. “Public Affairs.” r. “Publicity.” s. “Public Debt.” t. “Public Library.” u. “Public Opinion.” v. “Public Relations,” 2 envelopes. w. “Public Schools.” x. “Public Utility.” y. “Public Works.” z. “Puerto Rico.” aa. “Pulitzer, Joseph.” bb. “Ralph Pulitzer.” cc. “Punctuality.” dd. “Puns.” ee. “Purchasing Power.” 17. Q. a. “Questions & Answers.” b. “Quill.” c. “Quiz.” d. “Quotations,” 5 envelopes. e. “Quotes – 4.” 18. R. a. “Racial.” b. “Racing,” 8 envelopes. c. “Racing Abroad.” d. “Racing – Albany.” e. “Racing – Aqueduct.” f. “Racing Bad.” g. “Racing Ban,” 2 envelopes. h. “Racing – Betting,” 2 envelopes. i. “Racing Bill (FLA).” j. “Racing Bookmakers.” k. “Racing – Charities.” l. “Racing – Charts (1948).” m. “Racing Commission.” n. “Racing Congress.” o. “Racing – Considine.” p. “Racing Czar.”
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q. “Racing Daily Double.” r. “Racing – Delaware.” s. “Racing –Dogs.” t. “Racing – Delaware.” u. “Racing Expense.” v. “Racing Fan.” w. “Racing Film Patrol.” x. “Racing – Finance.” y. “Racing – Fires.” z. “Racing – Florida.” aa. “Racing Good,” 2 envelopes. bb. “Racing – Handicap.” cc. “Racing – Hollywood.” dd. “Racing – Horses.” ee. “Racing – Illinois.” ff. “Racing – Jockey Club.” gg. “Racing – Jockeys.” hh. “Racing – Joe Palmer.” ii. “Racing – Jules Fink, 1947.” jj. “Racing – Labor.” kk. “Racing – Lead.” ll. “Racing – Legislation.” mm. “Racing – License.” nn. “Racing – Merritt Case.” oo. “Racing – Meters.” pp. “Racing Mutuals.” qq. “Racing NARSC.” rr. “Racing – New Jersey.” ss. “Racing – Night.” tt. “Racing – ODT.” uu. “Racing – Parking.” vv. “Racing – Personal,” 2 envelopes. ww. “Racing – Plans.” xx. “Racing – Purses.” yy. “Racing – Radio.” zz. “Racing – Revenues.” a. “Racing – Rice.” b. “Racing – Rules.” c. “Racing – Speeches.” d. “Racing – Stables.” e. “Racing – 5% Tax.” f. “Racing – Tracks.” g. “Racing – Triple Crown.” h. “Racing – Trots (1947-).” i. “Racing – Turf.” j. “Racing – War Contribs.”
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k. “Racing – Winn.” l. “Racing – Wire Service.” m. “Racing – Woodward.” n. “Radar.” o. “Radical.” p. “Radio,” 2 envelopes. q. “Radio Corporation of America.” r. “Radio Stations.” s. “Railroad.” t. “Rankin.” u. “Rapacki.” v. “Rare Books.” w. “Rare Commodities.” x. “Rationing.” y. “Ratner.” z. “Read (L.E.)” aa. “Reader’s Digest.” bb. “Readership.” cc. “Recession.” dd. “Reconstructon – Finance Corporation.” ee. “Reconversion.” ff. “Record.” gg. “Recovery.” hh. “Red.” ii. “Red Channels.” jj. “Red Cross.” kk. “Red Probe.” ll. “Red Tape.” mm. “Reemployment.” nn. “Reform.” oo. “Refugee.” pp. “Regent.” qq. “Registration,” 2 envelopes. rr. “Registrations.” ss. “Rehabilitation,” 2 envelopes. tt. “Rejects.” uu. “Relief,” 2 envelopes. vv. “Religion,” 2 envelopes. ww. “Religion in Politics.” xx. “Renegotiated Contracts.” yy. “Rent Control – Rent.” zz. “Repairs.” a. “Reparations.” b. “Replacement.” c. “Report.” d. “Reporter.”
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e. “Reporters.” f. “Representation.” g. “Republic Fund.” h. “Republican.” i. “Restaurant.” j. “Research.” k. “Retail.” l. “Walter P. Revther.” m. “Revenue.” n. “Reverse.” o. “Review.” p. “Revolution.” q. “Quentin Reynolds.” r. “Senator Reynolds.” s. “Richardson.” t. “Richberg, Donald R.” u. “Capt. Edw. Rickenbacker.” v. “Ridgway, Gen’l.” w. “Right.” x. “Roads.” y. “Robbie Robertson. z. “Robeson.” aa. “Rockefeller Creed.” Box 35 bb. “Rockingham.” cc. “Will Rogers.” dd. “Eleanor Roosevelt.” ee. “F.D. Roosevelt,” 9 envelopes. ff. “T. Roosevelt Jr.” gg. “Roosevelt, Theodore.” hh. “Roosevelt Veto Vote.” ii. “Rose, Billy (1948).” jj. “Rosenberg, Anna.” kk. “The Rosenberg Case 1952.” ll. “Rosenberg, James N.” mm. “Rosenblatt.” nn. “Rosenman.” oo. “Rosenwald, Lessing.” pp. “Rothermere.” qq. “Rothstein Statement (HBS).” rr. “Rubber,” 2 envelopes.” ss. “Serge Rubinstein.” tt. “Rugs.” uu. “Rumania.” vv. “Ruml Plan.” ww. “Damon Runyan.” xx. “Dean Rusk.”
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yy. “Bertrand, Russell.” zz. “Russia,” 12 envelopes. 19. S. a. “Sakhalin.” b. “Salaries.” c. “Sales.” d. “Sales Tax.” e. “Salutations.” f. “Samish.” g. “Santa Anita.” h. “Santa Claus.” i. “Santayana.” j. “Saratoga.” k. “Saratogian.” l. “David Sarnoff.” m. “Sat. Rev. of Lit.” n. “Savings.” o. “Schenley,” 2 envelopes. p. “Schiff, Dorothy.” q. “School of Journalism.” r. “Schools.” t. “Schuman, Rob’t.” u. “A.C. Schwartz.” v. “Science.” w. “Scientists.” x. “Seagram’s.” y. “Seal (US).” z. “Fred Searls, Jr.” aa. “Seasickness.” bb. “SEC.” cc. “Secretaries of State.” dd. “Secretary.” ee. “Secret Weapons.” ff. “Securities Act.” gg. “Security.” hh. “Segregation.” ii. “Gilbert Seldes.” jj. “Selective Service.” kk. “Selznick.” ll. “Semitism.” mm. “Senate.” nn. “Sentence.” oo. “Separatism.” pp. “Servants (Tax).” qq. “Sevaried, Eric.” rr. “Services.”
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ss. “William Shakespeare.” tt. “S.H.A.P.E.” uu. “Sheean.” vv. “Bishop T.J. Sheean.” ww. “Sherman Act.” xx. “Shinto.” yy. “Guy Emory Shipler.” zz. “Shooting.” a. “Shumlin.” b. “Shuster, Dr. George.” c. “Shutdown.” d. “Sign.” e. “Silurians.” f. “Silver.” g. “Simplicity.” h. “Singapore.” i. “Skouras.” j. “Slavery.” k. “Sleep.” l. “Small Business.” m. “Smith Act.” n. “Gen. W. Bedell Smith.” o. “Gerald L.K. Smith.” p. “Smoking.” q. “Smythe, Edw. James.” r. “Sobol, Louis (1948).” s. “Sedatives.” t. “Shipping.” u. “Socialism.” v. “Socialized Medicine.” w. “Social Security.” x. “Society.” y. “Sokolasky.” z. “Soldiers.” aa. “Soliders Vote.” bb. “Somervell.” cc. “Songs.” Box 36 dd. “Sonnenberg, Ben.” ee. “South.” ff. “South Africa 1948.” gg. “Sovereignty.” hh. “Soviet.” ii. “Spaak.” jj. “Space.” kk. “Spain.” ll. “Speakers.”
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mm. “Speculation.” nn. “Speeches #4.” oo. “Speech,” 2 envelopes. pp. “Speed.” qq. “Spelling.” rr. “Spellman.” ss. “Spending, U.S.” tt. “Sports.” uu. “Sprague.” vv. “Sputnik.” ww. “Stabilization.” xx. “Stalin.” yy. “Standard Oil.” zz. “Standards.” a. “The Star (formerly PM) – 1948.” b. “Star Spangled Banner.” c. “Stassen.” d. “State Department.” e. “State Fair.” f. “State Officials.” g. “State Rights.” h. “States.” i. “State Senate.” j. “Statistics.” k. “Steel.” l. “Steel, Johannes.” m. “Stenlin, Col. Jos. C.” n. “Stein, Gertrude.” o. “Stevenson, Adlai.” p. “Stinson, Henry M. (Secy.)” q. “St. Louis – 1947.” r. “Stock Exchange.” s. “Stockholders.” t. “Stocks.” u. “Stories,” 5 envelopes. v. “Strachey, John.” w. “Straus, Joe R.O.” x. “Strauss, Lewis L.” y. “Strike Losses.” z. “Strikes.” aa. “Stripper.” bb. “Student Union.” cc. “Style.” dd. “Submarines.” ee. “Subsidies.” ff. “Subversive.”
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gg. “Successs.” hh. “Suffolk.” ii. “Suicide.” jj. “Sullivan, Mark.” kk. “Sulzburger, Arthur Hays.” ll. “The Sun.” mm. “Superstitions.” nn. “Supply.” oo. “Suppression.” pp. “Supreme Court,” 3 envelopes. qq. “Suriname.” rr. “Surles.” ss. “Surplus Property.” tt. “Surtax.” uu. “Sweeps.” vv. “Sweeps.” ww. “Swimming Pool.” xx. “Swiss.” yy. “Swope, Gerard.” zz. “Swope, Herbert Bayard,” 57 envelopes. a. “Symbol.” b. “Symington,” 2 envelopes. c. “Sympathy (2).” d. “Symposium.” e. “Syphilis.” 20. T. a. “Tablet.” b. “Tabloids.” c. “Taft-Hartley Labor Bill.” d. “Taft, Robert A.,” 2 envelopes. e. “Tailor.” f. “Talbott, Harold E.” g. “Tammany.” h. “Tanks.” i. “Tariffs.” j. “Taxes,” 5 envelopes. k. “Taylor, Deems.” l. “Teaching.” m. “Teamsters.” n. “Teagle.” o. “Technicolor.” p. “Technocracy.” q. “Technology.” r. “Technology.” s. “Telephone.” t. “Television – 3.”
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u. “Television – Color.” v. “Ten Commandments.” w. “Tennis.” x. “Tercenteanaries.” y. “Terramysin.” z. “Tests.” aa. “Texas.” bb. “Tidelands.” cc. “Theatre.” dd. “Thermometers.” ee. “Thinkers.” ff. “Third Term.” gg. “Thomas, Norman.” hh. “Thomson, Virgirl.” ii. “Thompson, Dorothy.” jj. “Tiffany.” kk. “Time.” ll. “Tire wear.” mm. “Titanic.” nn. “TNEL.” oo. “Toasts.” pp. “Tobacco.” qq. “American Tote.” rr. “Tolan Report.” ss. “Tolerance.” tt. “Tools (Machine).” uu. “Totalitasianism.” vv. “Townsend Plan.” ww. “T.R.A.” xx. “Trade.” yy. “Traffic.” zz. “Trainers.” a. “Transit (2).” b. “Travel.” c. “Treaties.” d. “(Family) Tree.” e. “Tregaskis.” f. “Tribute.” g. “Triborough Bridge.” h. “Tropical.” i. “Tropical Park.” j. “Truman.” k. “Truth.” l. “Tugwell, Rexford G.” m. “Turf.” n. “Turf & Field.”
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o. “Turf Committee of America,” 2 envelopes. p. “T.V.A.” q. “T.V. Commercials.” r. “Typewriters.” s. “Types.” 21. U. a. “Ukraine.” b. “UnAmerican.” c. “Umpire.” d. “Unemployment.” Box 37 e. “Union.” f. “Unions.” g. “Unity.” h. “United Corportation.” i. “United Nations,” 2 envelopes. j. “United States of America,” 2 envelopes. k. “United States Steel.” l. “United World Federation – 1945.” m. “Universal Military Training.” n. “University.” o. “UREY.” p. “USO.” q. “U.S. Statistics.” r. “Utilities.” 22. V. a. “Arthur H. Vanderberg.” b. “A.G. Vanderbilt.” c. “Vargas, Getulio (Brazil).” d. “Vatican.” e. “Versailles.” f. “Veterans,” 2 envelopes. g. “Veto.” h. “Vice.” i. “Vice Presidency.” j. “Vichy Gov’t.” k. “Victory.” l. “Victory Loan.” m. “Victory Meeting.” n. “Vietnam.” o. “Fred Vinson.” p. “Virginia.” q. “Voice.” r. “Voice of America.” s. “Vogel.” t “Vote.” u. “Voters.”
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23. W. a. “W.A. White Committee.” b. “WACS.” c. “Wadsworth Bill.” d. “Wages.” e. “Wagner, Mayor Robert F.” f. “Waldorf Astoria Hotel.” g. “Walker-Simmy.” h. “Wall Street Crash.” i. “Henry Wallace.” j. “Walton, Lester.” k. “War,” 7 envelopes. l. “War – After.” m. “War Aims.” n. “War Costs.” o. “War Crime Trials.” p. “War Crimes.” q. “War Deaths.” r. “War Department.” s. “War Dept.” t. “War Fund.” u. “War Debt. Bur. Public Relations.” v. “War Industries Board.” w. “War Industry.” x. “War Production.” y. “War Production Board.” z. “War Profits.” aa. “War Relief.” bb. “War Resources.” cc. “War Saving Bonds.” dd. “War Secretaries of.” ee. “War Stocks.” ff. “War Workers.” gg. “Warburg, James P.” hh. “Montgomery Ward.” ii. “Warren, Earl.” jj. “Washington.” kk. “Washington.” ll. “Water Sales.” mm. “Watch.” nn. “Waston.” oo. “Weather.” pp. “Wealth.” qq. “Wedding Gifts.” rr. “Weitzenkon.” ss. “Weizmann, Dr. Chaim.”
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tt. “Welfare.” uu. “Welfare State.” vv. “West Indies.” ww. “Western Union.” xx. “Gerhardt Alois Westrick.” yy. “Whalen, Grovier (1948).” zz. “Wheat.” a. “Sen. Burton K. Wheeler.” b. “White paper.” c. “Whiskey.” d. “White House.” e. “Whitman.” f. “Whitman, Walt.” g. “Wendell, Willkie.” h. “Whitney, John Hay.” i. “Joe Williams.” j. “Paul Williams.” k. “Williams, Tennessee.” l. “Chester Willmont.” m. “Wilson, C.E.” n. “Sir H.M. Wilson.” o. “Hugh Wilson.” p. “Woodrow Wilson.” q. “W. Winchell.” r. “Duke of Windsor.” s. “Wines.” t. “Wire Tapping 1946.” u. “Wise, James Waterman (1948).” v. “Stephen Wise.” w. “WLB.” x. “WM Allen White Committee Clips.” y. “WMC.” z. “Women.” aa. “Woollcott.” bb. “Words,” 2 envelopes. cc. “Work or fight.” dd. “Works.” ee. “World Court.” ff. “World Peace – World Policies.” gg. “WPA.” hh. “WPB.” ii. “Writing.” 24. Y. a. “Yalta 1946.” b. “Yankwich.” c. “Owen D. Young.”
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d. “Robert R. Young.” e. “Youth.” f. “Youth United.” g. “Yugoslavia.” 25. Z. a. “Zanuck, Darryl.” b. “Ziegler, William F.” c. “Zionism.” d. “Zoning.” 26. “20th Century.” 27. 3 untitled files. B. Files. Box 38 1. “C,”- “St.” Box 39 2. “St,” – untitled. Box 40 3.. Untitled. C. Dissertation Proofs, 1951-1953, n.d. D. Tickets and Invitations, 1917-1941, n.d. E. Newspapers, 1928. F. Flyers. G. Business Cards. H. Postcards. I. Novelty Letter to Andrew Jackson. Box 41 J. Poems, 1941-1952. K. Stories, 1946-1948. L. Membership Cards. M. Journals, 1913-1956. N. Questionaires. O. Magazines, 1916-1958. P. Memos, 1931, undated. Q. Schedules, 1925-1928. R. Newsletters, 1940-1955. S. Maps. Box 42 T. Speeches, 1917, 1947-1956. U. Obituaries, 1944-1955. V. Addresses, 1919-1955. W. Press Releases, 1917-1958. X. Pamphlets, 1911-1966, undated. Y. Plays, 1911-1939. Box 43. Z. Bulletins, 1941-1950, undated. AA. Forms, undated. BB. Hearings, 1919-1950. CC. Memos, Cont., 1917-1946. DD. Memorial Book to Woodrow Wilson, 1944. EE. Music Scores, 1922. FF. Menus, undated. GG. Playbills, 1962-1964.
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HH. Programs, 1917-1964. II. Posters, 1914-1958. JJ. Congressional Records, 1951. KK. Reviews, 1953. LL. Surveys, undated. MM. Typography Booklets, 1883-1926. NN. Fliers, 1895-1964. OO. Booklets. Box 44 1. 1800’s – 1930’s. Box 45 2. 1930’s – 1940’s. Box 46 3. 1940’s – 1950’s. Box 47 4. 1950’s. Box 48 5. 1960’s – Undated. PP. Reports. 1. 1921 – 1934. Box 49 2. 1934 – 1948. Box 50 3. 1949 – 1958. Box 51 QQ. Clippings, 1. Articles about HBS, 1950’s, undated. 2. Articles by HBS, 1918 – 1959, undated. 3. Clippings from The World, 1916 – 1963, undated.
VII. Photographs. A. File, notables include: Box 52 1. Roosevelt, Franklin D. 2. Roosevelt, Eleanor. 3. Wilhelm, Kaiser II. 4. Wilson, Woodrow. 5. Chamberlain, Neville. 6. Young, Loretta. 7. Hart, Moss.
VIII. Artwork. A. Sketches, 2 color, 5 pencil, 1924.
IX. Research. Box 53 A. Re: WWI, 1912-1954.
X. Professional Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence; reports; manuscripts; notes; printed materials. Box 54-55 1. “A.” Box 56-59 2. “B.” Box 60-63 3. “C.” Box 64 4. “D.”
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Box 65 -66 5. “E.” Box 66-68 6. “F.” Box 68 -69 7. “G.” Box 70-71 8. “H.” 74 Box 71-72 9. “I.” Box 72-74 10. “J.” Box 74 11. “K.” Box 75-77 12. “L.” Box 77 -79 13. “M.” Box 80-81 14. “N.” Box 81-82 15. “O.” Box 83-85 16. “P.” Box 85 17. “Q.” Box 85 -88 18. “R.” Box 88-92 19. “S.” Box 92-94 20. “T.” Box 95 21. “U.” Box 95 22. “V.” Box 95-97 23. “W.” Box 98 24. “X.” Box 98 25. “Y.” Box 98 26. “Z.” Box 98-101 27. Untitled. Box 102 B. Business and Membership Cards, 1928-1941, n.d. [Env. 1] C. Notes, 4/8/28-2/5/45. [F. 1] D. Memos, June 1919-11/23/35. [F. 2] E. Minutes and Agendas, 1925-1952. [F. 3-4] F. Reports, 9/30/27-11/10/48. [F. 5-7] G. Press Releases, 1932-1952. [F. 8] H. Charts and Graphs, 1954, n.d. [F. 9] I. Salary Ledger, The World, ca. 1922; includes correspondence. [F. 10] J. Bernard M. Baruch Memorial Bust Fund materials, 1952-1954; includes printed materials; manuscripts; artwork. [F. 11] K. Prohibition Materials, 1940-1944; includes printed materials; correspondence. [F. 12] L. News Agency and Jewish Telegraph Agency materials, 1940-1948; includes correspondence. [F. 13-14] M. Polaroid Corporation Material, n.d. [F. 15] N. War Industries Board Material, 1916-1918. [F. 16] O. The World Sunday edition material, 1925-1928. [F. 17] P. General, 1918-1957, n.d. [F. 18]
XI. Horse Racing Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence; printed materials; professional materials; photographs; financial materials. Box 103 1. “A,” – “M.”
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Box 104 2. “N,” – “Q.” Box 105 3. “R.” Box 106 4. “S,” – “Z,” untitled. B. Professional Materials, 1929-1957. C. Manuscripts, 1937-1949, n.d. D. Correspondence, 1935-1944. E. Financial Materials, 1940-1954, n.d. F. Legal Materials, 1935-1941, n.d. G. Printed Materials. 1. Programs, 1887. 2. Booklets, 1935-1943, n.d. 3. Clippings, 1939-1958, n.d. 4. Magazines, 1936-1945. 5. Newspapers, 1930-1944.
XII. Scrapbooks. Box 107 A. “Herbert Bayard Swope Press Comments,” 5 volumes; includes photographs; printed materials; correspondence. [Loose] Box 108 B. “Herbert Bayard Swope Press Comments,” 2 volumes; includes photographs; printed materials; correspondence. C. Untitled scrapbook re: clippings about HBS. D. “Letters to Herbert Bayard Swope from his Co-Workers on ‘The World’ and Others;” includes artwork; notables include: 1. Pulitzer, Ralph. 2. Johnstone, Will B., (artwork). 3. Denys Wortman, (artwork). 4. Lipmann, Walter. 5. Pulitzer, Herbert. 6. Pulitzer, Joseph. 7. Rose, Carl, (artwork). 8. Sullivan, Frank. 9. Deems, Taylor. 10. Woollcott, Alexander.
XIII. Audio Materials. Box 109 A. 50 records re: speeches and events, ca. 1950s.
XIV. Correspondence. A. Files; arranged chronologically by decade or year, then alphabetically by file title; includes TLS, TL, ALS, ANS, AN, telegrams; may include printed materials; professional materials; photographs; financial materials; legal materials; manuscripts; medical; memorabilia; artwork. Box 110 1. 1910s. a. “A,” 1919. [F. 1]
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b. “Dr. Thomas Stockham Baker correspondence,” 1916- 1917. c. “C,” 1917-1921. d. “E,” 1919-1920. e. “Equitable Trust Company – Trust Company,” 1919. [F. 2] f. “Insurance,” 1916-1918. g. “Polk, Frank L.,” 1919-1920. h. “Powell, Robert Bruce,” 1919-1920. i. “Replogle, J. Leonard,” 1919. j. “S,” 1919-1920; includes notable: i. Smith, Alfred E. (recipient). k. “Swope, Mrs. Ida,” 1919-1920. [F. 3] l. “Swope, Gerard,” 1919-1920. m. “Woodrow Wilson Letters,” 1916-1944 (bulk: 1916-1918); includes letters from, to, and about WW. [F. 4] n. re: Jesse Lewisohn estate, 1919-1943. [F. 5] 2. 1920s. a. “1922,” 1921-1922. [F. 6] b. “Miscellaneous A,” 1921-1928. [F. 7] c. “Angier,” 1923-1924. [F. 8] d. “Automobile,” 1928. [F. 9] e. “Miscellaneous B,” 1920-1929; includes notable: [F. 10] i. Beaverbrook, [Max Aitken] Baron. f. “Baker, Dr. Thomas S.,” 1922-1928. [F. 11] g. “Barnes,” 1920; includes notable: i. Pulitzer, Joseph, Jr. h. “Baruch, B.M.,” 1919-1928 [F. 12-13] i. “[Beazell], WPB,” 1926-1928. [F. 14] j. “Berlin, Irving,” 1926-1928. [F. 15] k. “Bets,” 1924-1928; includes notable: [F. 16] i. Wheeler, John. l. “Block, Maloney,” 1920-1924. [F. 17] m. “Bresnahan, J.F.,” 1925-1928. [F. 18-19] n. “Brooks, Gerald,” 1928. [F. 20] o. “C,” 1928-1929; includes notable: [F. 21] i. Lippmann, Walter. ii. Pulitzer, Ralph. p. “Miscellaneous C,” 1920-1928; includes notable: [F. 22] i. Coolidge, Calvin. q. “Chadbourne, Thomas,” 1920-1928; [F. 23] r. “Clubs,” 1927-1928. [F. 24] s. “Colby, Bainbridge,” 1920-1921. [F. 25] t. “Compliments,” 1922. [F. 26] u. “Cosden, J.S.,” 1928. [F. 27] v. “Cosgrave, J.O’H,” 1925; [F. 28] w. “Cottage,” 1922. [F. 29]
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x. “Council,” 1927. [F. 30] y. “D,” 1920. [F. 31] z. “Miscellaneous D,” 1920-1928. [F. 32-33] aa. “Democratic Convention,” 1928. [F. 34] ab. “Dr. [M.L.] Burton,” 1924. [F. 35] ac. “Dualite Company,” 1925-1926. [F. 36] Box 111 ad. “E,” 1920-1925. [F. 1] ae. “F,” 1922-1926; includes notable: [F. 2] i. , Douglas. af. “Miscellaneous F,” 1928. [F. 3] ag. “F. D. White,” 1925. [F. 4] ah. “F. D. White,” 1926. [F. 5] ai. “F. D. W[hite],” 1927. [F. 6] aj. “F. D. White,” 1927-1928. [F. 7] ak. “F-G,” 1920-1921. [F. 8] al. “G,” 1921-1926. [F. 9] am “Miscellaneous G,” 1927-1928. [F. 10] an. “German Fliers,” 1928. [F. 11] ao. “H,” 1920-1927. [F. 12] ap. “H.B.S.,” 1924-1925. [F. 13] aq. “H.B.S. Jr,” 1928. [F. 14] ar. “Hearst [Wm. Randolph],” 1927. [F. 15] as. “Hertz, John,” 1926-1929. [F. 16] at. “Hobart [College],” 1925-1926. [F. 17] au. “Hoover,” 1928. [F. 18] av. “House,” 1922. [F. 19] aw. “I,” 1920. [F. 20] ax. “Income Tax,” 1922. ay. “Insurance,” 1924-1927. [F. 21] az. “Miscellaneous J,” 1920-1928. [F. 22] ba. “Japanese,” 1921. [F. 23] bb. “Johnson and Co., A.J.” 1920-1922. [F. 24] bc. “Miscellaneous K,” 1920-1928. [F. 25] bd. “Krock [Arthur],” 1924-1927. [F. 26] be. “Miscellaneous L,” 1920-1928; notables include: [F. 27] i. La Guardia, Fiorello H. ii. Lippmann, Walter. bf. “Langone Suit,” 1922-1926. [F. 28] bg. “Lewin, Mrs. [Julia],” 1922-1928. [F. 29] bh. “Lotos Club,” 1924. [F. 30] bi. “Miscellaneous M,” 1922-1928; notables include: [F. 31] i. Marx brothers. bj. “Mizner,” 1925-1926. [F. 32] bk. “Morrow Dinner,” 1927. [F. 33] bl. “N,” 1920-1922. [F. 34] bm. “Miscellaneous N,” 1920-1928; includes notable: [F. 35]
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i. Harmsworth, Alfred (Lord Northcliffe). bn. “Miscellaneous O,” 1921-1928. [F. 36] bo. “Oakland Golf Club,” 1928. bp. “P,” 1920-1922. [F. 37] bq. “Miscellaneous P,” 1928. [F. 38] br. “Paige, Mr. John C. [& Co.],” 1923-1924. [F. 39] bs. “Palm Beach,” 1923; includes notable: [F. 40] i. Pulitzer, Ralph. bt. “Post Dispatch,” 1928. [F. 41] bu. “Powell, K.S.,” 1923. [F. 42] bv. “Powell, Rob[er]t Bruce,” 1922-1925. [F. 43] bw. “Pulitzer, Herbert,” 1928. [F. 44] bx. “Pulitzer, Joseph,” 1928. [F. 45] by. “Pulitzer, Ralph,” 1928. [F. 46] Box 112 bz. “Miscellaneous R,” 1921-1928; notables include: [F. 1] i. Ritchie, Albert C. (governor). ii. Roosevelt, Franklin D. ca. “Republican Convention,” 1928. [F. 2] cb. “Resignation,” 1928; notables include: [F. 3] i. Lippman, Walter. ii. Pulitzer, Joseph. iii. Pulitzer, Ralph. cc. “Rothstein, A & Co.,” 1923-1924. [F. 4] cd. “S,” 1920-1928 . [F. 5] ce. “Schools,” 1927. [F. 6] cf. “Schwartz [A.C.],” 1926-1927. [F. 7] cg. “Schwartz, A.C. and M.L.,” 1926. [F. 8] ch “Society of Editors,” 1928. [F. 9] ci. “Speech Bar Assn,” 1926. [F. 10] cj. “State Dept.” 1928. [F. 11] ck. “Swope, Gerard,” 1921-1927. [F. 12-13] cl. “Swope, Mrs. Ida,” 1920-1924. [F. 14] cm. “T,” 1920-1928; notables include: [F. 15] i. Taft, William H. cn. “Miscellaneous T,” 1928. [F. 16] co. “Tennant, J.H.,” 1927-1928. [F. 17] cp. “Thayer, Peggy,” 1924-1925. [F. 18] cq. “V,” 1920; includes notes. [F. 19] cr. “W,” 1921-1927. [F. 20-21] cs. “Miscellaneous W,” 1928. [F. 22] ct. “Walter Lippmann,” 1925-1928. [F. 23-24] cu. “Warburg & Co.,” 1926. [F. 25] cv. “W.G. McAdoo,” 1923-1924. [F. 26] cw. “William B. Shearer,” 1927. [F. 27] cx. “Young, Owen D.,” 1925-1926. [F. 28] cy. “Z,” 1920. [F. 29]
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cz. “Ziegfeld,” 1922-1928. [F. 30] da. Re: adoption recommendation for Mr. and Mrs. George Kaufman, 1925. [F. 31] db. Re: Amercian Society of Newspaper Editors, 1922-1927. [F. 32] dc. Re: Acquisition of Colonel House memoirs, 1925; notables include: [F. 33] i. Pulitzer, Joseph. dd. Re: Joshua Cosden property, 1925-1926. [F. 34] de. Re: HBS/MPS car accident, notes of sympathy, 1927. [F. 35] df. Re: Mayor Hylan and public transit initiatives in New York City, 1924. [F. 36] dg. Re: Private contract with “R.P.,” 1924. [F. 37] dh. Re: Notes of sympathy for loss of mother, Ida Swope, 1925; notables include: [F. 38] i. Baruch, B.M. ii. Hoover, Herbert. iii. Lippmann, Walter. di. Re: Speeches by HBS, 1926-1927. [F. 39] 3. 1930s. Box 113 a. “A,” 1934-1935; notables include: [F. 1] i. Abbott, George. ii. Adams, Franklin Pierce. b. “Anslinger, H.J.,” 1934-1936; includes subfile: [F. 2] i. “Anslinger & Dope Correspondence,” c. “B,” 1933-1935; notables include: [F. 3-4] i. Berlin, Irving. d. “B.M. Baruch,” 1931-1940; notables include: [F. 5] i. Churchill, Winston (recipient). ii. Rockefeller, John D., Jr. iii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. iv. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. v. Roosevelt, James. e. “B.M. Baruch,” 1936-1937. [F. 6] f. “Beekman St. Hospital,” 1934-1935 [F. 7] g. “Bennett, John J., Jr.” 1935-1936. h. “Irving Berlin,” 1934-1935. i. “Bets,” 1937-1952. . [F. 8-9] j. “William E. Borah,” 1934-1935. [F. 10] k. “Justice Brandeis,” 1936. l. “Gerald Brooks,” 1934-1935. m. “C,” 1935-1936. [F. 11] n. “Marshall Cassidy 1934-1935.” [F. 12] o. “Marshall Cassidy 1936-1937.” [F. 13] p. “Complaints,” 1935-1937. [F. 14]
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q. “Algernon Daingerfield,” 1936-1937. [F. 15] r. “Dunnigan, Sen. J.J.,” 1936. [F. 16] s. “Durnell, C.E.,” 1935. [F. 17] t. “F,” 1935-1937. [F. 18] u. “G,” 1935-1937. [F. 19] v. “H,” 1935-1937. [F. 20] w. “J,” 1934-1937. [F. 21] x. “Jane [Swope],” 1934-1935. [F. 22] y. “John Wheeler,” 1934-1936. [F. 23] z. “J.T.A. Luncheon,” 1935; notables include: [F. 24] i. Lehman, Irving. ii. Lehman, Robert. aa. “K,” 1934-1937. [F. 25] ab. “J.P. Kennedy,” 1934-1935. [F. 26] ac. “JPK Luncheon,” 1935 notables include: [F. 27] i. Wheeler, John. ad. “L,” 1934-1938; notables include: [F. 28-29] i. LaGuardia, Fiorello. ii. Lehman, Robert. iii. Lewis, Sinclair. iv. Lippmann, Walter. v. Luce, Henry. ae. “LaGuardia,” 1936-1943. [F. 30] af. “Landau Jacob (JTA),” 1933-1936. [F. 31] ag. “Jacob & Ida Landau,” 1938-1942. [F. 32] ah. “Herbert Lehman,” 1934-1938. [F. 33] ai. “Lenox Hill Democratic Club,” 1934. [F. 34] aj. “Levy, Lewis S.,” 1929-1935. [F. 35] Box 114 ak. “Mrs. Julia Lewin,” 1933-1938. [F. 1] al. “Walter Lippmann,” 1934-1938. [F. 2] am. “Literary Digest,” 1935. [F. 3] an. “Henry Luce,” 1936-1938. [F. 4] ao. “M,” 1934-1938; notables include: [F. 5-6] i. Mankiewicz, Herman. ii. Marx, Harpo. ap. “Mc,” 1934-1938; notables include: [F. 7] i. MacArthur, Douglas. aq. “Meade,” 1936-1937. [F. 8] ar. “Raymond Moley,” 1934-1935. [F. 9] as. “Movies,” 1938. [F. 10] at. “N,” 1934-1938; notables include: [F. 11] i. Nast, Condé. au. “Miscellaneous N,” 1930. [F. 12] av. “National Public Housing Conf.” 1933-1949; notables include: [F. 13] i. Ascoli, Max.
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aw. “O,” 1934-1938. [F. 14] ax. “P,” 1932-1938; notables include: [F. 15-16] i. Pulitzer, Joseph. ii. Pulitzer, Margaret Leech. iii. Pulitzer, Ralph. ay. “John C. Paige,” 1933-1936. [F. 17] az. “William S. Paley,” 1934-1935. [F. 18] ba. “Charles Poletti,” 1938-1941. [F. 19] bb. “Powell, R.B.,” 1936-1937. bc. “Polo,” 1930-1942. [F. 20] bd. “Public Opinion Quarterly, Princeton, N.J.” 1937-1938. [F. 21] be. “Q,” 1935. [F. 22] bf. “R,” 1934-1936; notables include: [F. 23-24] i. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ii. Roosevelt, James. iii. Roosevelt, Theodore, Jr. bg. “Redmond & Co.” 1934-1936. [F. 25] bh. “Arthur C. Ritchie,” 1934-1935. [F. 26] bi. “F.D. Roosevelt,” 1937; notables include: [F. 27] i. LeHand, Marguerite. ii. Roosevelt, Betsey. iii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. iv. Roosevelt, James. bj. “Franklin D. Roosevelt,” 1934-1936; notables include: [F. 28] i. LeHand, Marguerite. ii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. iii. Roosevelt, Franklin Delano. bk. “S,” 1933-1936, notables include: [F. 29] i. Schuster, M. Lincoln. ii. Sullivan, Frank. bl. “S,” 1937-1938; notables include: [F. 30-31] i. Sarnoff, David. ii. Schuster, M. Lincoln. iii. Smith, Alfred E. (recipient). iv. Stern, J. David. Box 115 bm. “David Sarnoff,” 1934-1935. [F. 1] bn. “A.C. and M.L. Schwartz,” 1934-1935. [F. 2] bo. “St. Louis Swopes,” 1934-1936. [F. 3] bp. “H. Wickham Steed,” 1938. [F. 4] bq. “Nathan Straus Jr.” 1934. [F. 5] br. “Gerard Swope,” 1934-1938. [F. 6] bs. “HBS Personal 1930.” [F. 7] bt. “John Swope,” 1938. bu. “Margaret Powell Swope,” 1939.
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bv. “T,” 1934-1935; notables include: [F. 8] i. Luce, Henry R. bw. “T,” 1938; notables include: [F. 9] i. Hammett, Dashiell. ii. Parker, Dorothy. bx. “Theatre Guild,” 1933-1934. [F. 10] by. “U,” 1934-1938. [F. 11] bz. “V,” 1934-1935. [F. 12] ca. “W,” 1933-1935, 1938; notables include: [F. 13-14] i. Wagner, Robert F. ii. Wheeler, John. cb. “W. Hochschild & J.W. Brooks,” 1938-1944. [F. 15] cc. “Weill, Wolff, & Satterlee,” 1930-1932. [F. 16] cd. “World Almanac,” 1932-1939. [F. 17] ce. “World Almanac for 1937,” 1937-1938; notables include: [F. 18] i. Forrestal, James. ii. LeHand, Marguerite. iii. Roosevelt, James. iv. Sarnoff, David. v. Stern, J. David. vi. Wagner, Robert F. cg. “XYZ,” 1932-1938. [F. 19] ch. “Owen D. Young,” 1934-1935. [F. 20] ci. Untitled, re: International Monetary and Economic Conference in London; HBS biographies; poems by Ralph Pulitzer re: HBS, Alexander Woolcott; notables include: [F. 21] i. Wheeler, John N. 4. 1940. a. “B.M. Baruch.” [F. 22] b. “Jacob Blaustein,” 1940-1943. [F. 23] c. “Board of Directors (ONA), 1940-1941; notables include: [F. 24] i. Rockefeller, Mrs. Nelson A. d. “C,” 1940-1941; includes notables: [F. 25] i. Carnegie, Dale. ii. Churchill, Winston. e. “Citizens Committee on Crime,” 1939-1940; includes notables: i. Valentine, Lewis J. f. “Herbert Cohn,” 1939-1941. g. “Columbia Broadcasting System.” [F. 26] h. “Com. to Defend Amer. (Wm. A. White),” 1940-41. [F. 27] i. “D,” 1939-1940. [F. 28] j. “E;” includes notable:
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i. Edison, Charles. k. “Election (congrats).” l. “F;” includes notables: [F. 29] i. Hodgins, Eric (Fortune Magazine). m. “W.S. Farish,” 1940-1941. [F. 30] n. “James A. Farley.” [F. 31] o. “Justice Frankfurter.” p. “G;” includes notables: i. Goldwyn, Samuel. ii. Guggenheim, Harry F. q. “Dr. George Gallup.” [F. 32] r. “Arthur J. Goldsmith,” 1939-1940. s. “H;” includes notables: i. Hodgins, Eric. ii. Hull, Cordell. Box 116 t. “Harry L. Hopkins.” [F. 1] u. Hunloke, Lady Anne.” v. “I.” w. “Infantile Paralysis Committee,” 1939-1940. x. “Information Please.” y. “Ingersoll Prospectus,” 1939-1940; includes notables: [F. 2] i. Ingersoll, Ralph. z. “Henry Ittleson.” aa. “J,” 1940-1948; includes notable: [F. 3] i. Johnson, Nunnally. ab. “K.” [F. 4] ac. “Julia Lewin,” 1940-1941. [F. 5] ad. “Henry R. Luce.” [F. 6] ae. “M;” includes notables: i. Mankiewicz, Herman J. af. “Marquess of Lothian,” 1939-1940; [F. 7] ag. “Mc,” 1939-1940.. ah. “Harpo Marx,” 1939-1940. ai. “George S. Messersmith.” [F. 8] aj. “Dr. E.W. Meyer,” (came from Goldsmith). ak. “Charles Michelson.” al. “John Purroy Mitchel Flagpols,” 1939-1940. am. “Raymond Moley.” an. “Robert Moses.” ao. “Justice Frank Murphy.” ap. “O.” [F. 9] aq. “P;” includes notables: i. Pemberton, Brock. ii. Pulitzer, Joseph. iii. Vanderbilt, Arthur T.
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ar. “William S. Paley.” [F. 10] as. “Bruce Powell – Wilson Powell Hayward, LivingMagazine Covers.” at. “R;” includes notable: i. Rockefeller, Nelson A. au. “Donald R. Richberg.” av. “Franklin D. Roosevelt,” 1940-1942; notables include: [F.11] i. Le Hand, Marguerite. ii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. aw. “S;” includes notables: [F. 12] i. Sarnoff, David. ii. Sherwood, Robert. iii. Smith, Alfred E. iv. Stern, David. v. Sullivan, Frank. ax. “Harry Salzman.” [F. 13] ay. “David O. Selznick.” az. “Claire Sheridan,” 1940-1941. ba. “John Sloan.” bb. “Swope [Herbert Bayard].” [F. 14] bc. “T.” [F. 15] bd. “J.J. Tunney – American Youth Day Com.” be. “U.” [F. 16] bf. “V;” includes notables. i. Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne. bg. “W;” includes notables: i. Wagner, Walter. ii. Wheeler, John bh. “John Henry Whitney.” [F. 17] bi. “World’s Fair,” 1939-1940. bj. “XYZ.” bk. “General Correspondence,” 1940-1943; includes notables: [F. 18] i. Rockefeller, Nelson A. ii. Selznick, David O. 5. 1941. b. “N.” [F. 19] c. “O.” [F. 20] d. “P;” includes notables: [F. 21] i. Pemberton, Brock. ii. Porter, Cole (recipient). iii. Pulitzer, Joseph. e. “William S. Paley.” [F. 22] f. “Q.” [F. 23] g. “Sanford Estates,” 1941-1952.
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h. “A.C. & M.L. Schwartz.” [F. 24] i. “John Sloan.” [F. 25] j. “T.” [F. 26] k. “U.” [F. 27] l. “V.” [F. 28] m. “W;” includes notables: [F. 29] i. Wallace, David. n. “WEVD (George Field).” [F. 30] o. “America First_Sen. Wheeler.” p. “John Jay Whitney.” [F. 31] q. “XYZ.” [F. 32] 6. 1942. Box 117 a. “Government Lien on Stock,” 1942-1943. [F. 1] b. “Grogan, Col. Stanley,” 1942-1943. [F. 2] c. “Harry Hopkins.” [F. 3] d. “T.J. Lyons, A.C. Schwartz,” 1942-1944. [F. 4] e. “Donald Nelson.” [F. 5] f. “Robt. P. Patterson,” 1942-1943. [F. 6] g. “Pearson & Allen,” 1942-1943. [F. 7] h. “Prentice-Hall,” 1942-1943. i. “Stockholders – Meetings – Etc.” [F. 8] j. “Surles, A.D., Maj. General,” 1942-1943. [F. 9] k. “XYZ,” 1942-1943. [F. 10] 7. 1943. a. “1943 – Senate Finance Com. Hearings,” 1943-1944. [F. 11] b. “A;” includes notable: [F. 12] i. Abbott, George. c. “B;” includes notables: [F. 13] i. Bowles, Chester. ii. Bullitt, William B. d. “B.M. Baruch,” 1943-1944. [F. 14] e. “Lord Beaverbrook.” [F. 15] f. “Brendan Bracken.” [F. 16] g. “Breckenridge Long.” [F. 17] h. “C;” includes notables: [F. 18] i. Cobb, Irvin. ii. Crosby, Bing (recipient). i. “Com. For Nat’l Morale.” [F. 19] j. “D.” [F. 20] k. “E;” includes notable: [F. 21] i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. l. “F;” includes notables: [F. 22] i. Fulbright, J.W. (recipient). m. “James A. Farley.” [F. 23] n. “George Field.” [F. 24]
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o. “Four Senators.” [F. 25] p. “Felix Frankfurter.” [F. 26] q. “Freedom House.” [F. 27] r. “G.” [F. 28] s. “H;” includes notables: [F. 29] i. Heart, William. ii. Hoffman, Irving. t. “Harry L. Hopkins.” [F. 30] u. “I.” [F. 31] v. “J.” [F. 32] w. “K;” includes notables: [F. 33] i. Kaufman, Beatrice. ii. Kaufman, George S. iii. Knox, William Franklin “Frank.” x. “L;” includes notables: [F. 34] i. Lippmann, Walter. y. “M;” includes notables: [F. 35] i. Mayer, Louis B. (recipient). ii. Meyer, Eugene. z. “Mc.” [F. 36] aa. “Robert Moses.” [F. 37] ab. “N.” [F. 38] ac. “O;” includes notables: [F. 39] i. O’Hara, John. ad. “P;” includes notables: [F. 40] i. Pulitzer, Joseph. ii. Pulitzer, Margaret Leech. ae. “Q.” [F. 41] af. “R;” includes notable: i. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ag. “Racing Letters & Notes (HBS),” 1943-1944. [F. 42] ah. “Victor M. Ratner.” [F. 43] ai. “S;” includes notables: [F. 44] i. Sarnoff, David. ii. Schuster, M. Lincoln. iii. Sinclair, Harry F. iv. Smith, Alfred E. v. Spellman, Francis (Archbishop). vi. Steinbeck, John (recipient). vii. Stevenson, Adlai E. viii. Stimson, Henry L. aj. “John F. Shelvin.” [F. 45] ak. “T;” includes notables: [F. 46] i. Tracy, Spencer (recipient). ii. Truman, Harry S. (recipient). al. “U.”
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am. “V.” an. “W;” includes notables: [F. 47] i. Dewey, Thomas E. ii. Wagner, Robert F. iii. Wheeler, John N. 8. 1944-1945. Box 118 a. “Lord Beaverbrook.” [F. 1] b. “Beekman Street Hospital.” c. “California.” [F. 2] d. “Thomas E. Dewey,” 1944-1949. e. “F;” includes notable: i. Ferber, Edna. f. “G;” includes notable: [F. 3] i. Goldwyn, Samuel g. “Greenbaum, Edward S.,” 1943-1946. h. “Robert H. Jackson,” 1945-1946. i. “Jewish,” 1944-1947. [F. 4] j. “Kaufmann, E. I.,” 1945-1946. [F. 5] k. “Dr. Frank Kingdom,” 1943-1945. l. “Alfred E. Smith.” [F. 6] m. “Grogan, Col. Stanley,” 1944-1946. n. “T;” includes notable: [F. 7] i. Taylor, Deems. o. “U.” 9. 1946. a. “A.” [F. 8] b. “Aluminum Co. of America (Davis),” 1945-1946. c. “Americans United,” 1945-1946. d. “Annual Award Dinner.” [F. 9] e. “B.” [F. 10] f. “Bernard M. Baruch.” [F. 11] g. “Lord Beaverbrook.” [F. 12] h. “Julia Buchignani,” 1944-1946. i. “James F. Byrnes.” j. “C.” [F. 13] k. “Christmas.” [F. 14] l. “Clubs,” 1940-1946. m. “Egon Cohn.” [F. 15] n. “Lt. Gen. J. Lawton Collins,” 1945-1946. [F. 16] o. “Columbia Broadcasting Systems.” p. “Robert Cohn,” 1943-1946. [F. 17] q. “Committees Joined by HBS.” [F. 18] r. “D.” s. “Thomas E. Dewey,” 1941-1946. [F. 19] t. “E;” includes notables: i. Einstein, Albert.
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ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. u. “Eisenhower Dinner;” includes notable: [F. 20] i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. v. “F;” includes notables: i. Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. (recipient). ii. Fosdick, Raymond B. w. “Fan Letters,” 1942-1946. Box 119 x. “James A. Farley.” [F. 1] y. “Felix Frankfurter.” z. “Freedom House- George Field;” includes notables: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. aa. “G;” includes notables: [F. 2] i. Gallup, George. ii. Goldwyn, Samuel. iii. Guggenheim, Harry F. ab. “Arthur J. Goldsmith,” 1944-1946. ac. “H;” includes notables: [F. 3] i. Giroux, Robert. ii. Hearst, William Randolph Jr. ad. “I;” includes notables: [F. 4] i. Ickes, Harold. ii. Ingersoll, Ralph. ae. “Invitations;” includes notable: i. Wheeler, John. af. “J.” ag. “Jewish;” includes notables: [F. 5-6] i. Baruch, Bernard B. ii. Goldwyn, Samuel. iii. Mayer, Louis B. (recipient). ah. “K,” 1943-1946; includes notables: [F. 7] i. Kaufman, George S. ii. Kennedy, John F. ai. “United Jewish Appeal.” aj. “World Almanac.” [F. 8]
10. 1947. a. “A.” [F. 9] b. “B.” c. “Backer, George.” [F. 10] d. “Baruch, Bernard, General.” e. “Baruch, Jr.” f. “Bruch, Ambassador.” g. “Bernard, Dr. William.” [F. 11] h. “Brewster, Owen.” i. “Buchignani, Julia.” j. “Baruch, Bernard M.,” 1946-1947. [F. 12]
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k. “Byrnes, James F.” [F. 13] l. “Cadogan, Sir Alexander.” m. “Christmas, 1947,” 1947-1948. n. “Clay, General Lucius.” o. “Cohn, Adolph,” 1945-1947. p. “Cohn, Egon J.V.” q. “Cohn, Robert,” 1947-1948. [F. 14] r. “Columbia Broadcasting System,” 1947-1948. [F. 15] s. “Committees Joined by HBS.” t. “Committees Not Joined by HBS.” u. “C.” [F. 16] v. “Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons.” [F. 17] w. “D;” includes notables: i. Dulles, John Foster. x. “Dewey, Thomas E.” [F. 18] y. “Dubinsky, David.” z. “E.” aa. “Eberstadt, Ferdinand.” ab. “Eisenhower, Dwight D.” ac. “F.” [F. 19] ad. “Fan Mail,” 1946-1947. ae. “Farley, James A.” af. “Frankfurter, Felix.” ag. “Freedom House.” [F. 20] Box 120 ah. “G.” [F. 1] ai. “Goldsmith, Arthur J.” aj. “H;” includes notables: i. Hearst, William Randolph. ii. Hoover, J. Edgar. ak. “Harriman, William A.” [F. 2] al. “Herald Tribune.” am. “Hunloke, Lady Anne,” 1944-1947. an. “I.” ao. “Immigration- General Correspondence.” ap. “Immigration Strategy Committee.” [F. 3] aq. “Immigratioin- HBS Notes.” ar. “Invitations.” as. “Invitations, Accepted.” [F. 4] at. “Invitations, Not Accepted.” au. “J.” av. “Jewish,” 1946-1947. aw. “K.” [F. 5] ax. “Kaufman, Edmund I.” ay. “Krock, Arthur,” 1943-1947. [F. 6] az. “L.” ba. “Licensed Beverage Industries.”
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bb. “Lippman, Walter C.” [F. 7] bc. “Long Island State Park.” bd. “Luce, Henry.” be. “Moses, Robert.” bf. “Rosenwald, Lessing.” bg. “Palestine.” [F. 8] bh. “Silver, Dr. A. H.” [F. 9] bi. “United Jewish Appeal.” bj. “W.” [F. 10] bk. “World Almanac,” 1947-1948; includes notables: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. 11. 1948. a. “20th Century Fox General Correspondence- 1948.” [F. 11] b. “1948-1949,” 12/16/47-1/15/49; includes notables: [F. 12] i. Abbott, George. ii. Adams, Franklin Pierce. c. “Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corporation 1948,” 1/30/47-11/09-48. d. “B2;” includes notables: i. Lord Beaverbrook ii. Brewster, Owen. e. “Bazelon, David L APC 1948.” [F. 13] f. “Baruch, Bernard M. General- 1948,” 1/6/48-1/5/49. g. “Baruch, Bernard M.- 1948 Correspondence Received;” includes notables: [F. 14] i. Brewster, Owen. h. “C 3,” 12/24/47-12/29/48; includes notable: i. Connelley, Marc. i. “Cohn, Robert- 1948,” 6/24/46-12/22/48. [F. 15] j. “Clubs- 1948.” [F. 16] k. “Columbia Broadcasting System 1948,” 12/5/47-12/27/48. l. “Column,” 11/14/47-6/24/48. Box 121 m. “Committees Joined by HBS- 1948.” [F. 1] n. “D 4;” includes notable: i. Dewey, Thomas. o. “E 5,” 11/14/47-11/18/48. [F. 2] p. “Eisenhower, General Dwight D. 1948.” q. “Elections- Presidential 1948.” r. “Eberstadt, Ferdinand.” s. “F 6.” [F. 3] t. “Fan Mail 1948.” u. “Frankfurter, Felix- 1948.” v. “Freedom House- 1948,” 10/28/47-12/31/48; includes notable: [F. 4] i. Baruch, Bernard. w. “Freedom House Dinner 10 October 1948.”
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x. “Freedom House Speech Notes,” 1947-1948. [F. 5] y. “G,” 1948-1949. z. “H;” includes notable: i. Hearst, William Randolph. ii. Hoover, Herbert. iii. Hoover, J. Edgar. aa. “HBS’ Tribute to Henry Ittleson.” [F. 6] ab. “Hentz, Henry & Co.- 1948,” 1947-1948. [F. 7] ac. “Herald Tribune- 1948.” ad. “I.” [F. 8] ae. “Immigration- 1948,” 1948-1949; includes notable: i. Roosevelt, Eleanor. af. “Invitations- Accepted 1948,” 1948-1949. [F. 9] ag. “Invitations- Not Accepted 1948.” ah. “Jewish- 1948.” [F. 10] ai. “National Citizens Committee on Civil Rights (Freedom House) 1948,” 1948-1949. [F. 11] aj. “Palestine- Eliahu Epstein 1948.” [F. 12] ak. “Palestine- General Correspondence 1948;” includes notable: [F. 13] i. Weizmann, Chaim. al. “Palestine- HBS Notes.” [F. 14] am. “Palestine- Dr. Abba H. Silver 1948.” [F. 15] an. “R,” 1947-1948; includes notables: i. Rockefeller, John D., Jr. ii. Rockefeller, Nelson A. iii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. iv. Roosevelt, Franklin D. ao. “Red Mogen David Dinner- 22 November 1948.” [F. 16] ap. “Rogosin, I. 1948,” 1947-1948. aq. “S.” [F. 17-18] ar. “T.” [F. 19] as. “Theatre Guild- 1948.” at. “Theatre Passes (Movies)- 1948,” 1947-1948. au. “Truman, Harry S.- 1948.” av. “United Jewish Appeal 1948.” aw. “V.” [F. 20] ax. “John N. Wheeler- 1948.” ay. “World Almanac 1948,” 1948-1949; includes notable: i. Deems, Taylor. az. “Youthbuilders- 1948.” [F. 21] ba. “X-Y-Z.” Box 122 12. 1949. a. “20th Century Fox- Correspondence.” [F. 1] b. “A1.” [F. 2] c. “Airplanes + Railroads,” Oct. 1949- Feb. 1950.
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d. “B2;” includes notables: [F. 3] i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Lord Beaverbrook (Aitken, Max). e. “Bache & Co.” [F. 4] f. “Baruch, B. M.- Correspondence Re:;” includes notable: i. Baruch, Bernard. g. “Bazelon, David L.” h. “Brooks & Kupillas,” Nov. 1949-Feb 1951. i. “Contract (Zionists) 1950,” 1949-1950. [F. 5] j. “D4.” k. “Committees Joined.” [F. 6] l. “Committees Not Joined.” m. “Cohn, Robertm;” includes subfile: [F. 7] i. re: Letters to “Uncle Herbert.” n. “CBS- General Correspondence.” [F. 8] o. “Clubs;” includes notable: i. Lehman, Robert. p. “Cohn, Egon.” q. “C3;” includes notable: [F. 9] i. Churchill, Edward J. r. “E5.” [F. 10] s. “Elections.” t. “Employees- House,” 1948-1949. u. “Employees- Office.” [F. 11] v. “Employment.” w. “F6.” x. “Fan;” includes notable: [F. 12] i. Marx, Harpo. y. “Frankfurter, Felix.” z. “Freedom House.” [F. 13] aa. “Freedom House Dinner- October 113, 1949;” includes notable: i. Luce, Henry. ab. “G7;” includes notables: [F. 14] i. Gallup, George. ii. Goldwyn, Samuel. ac. “H8;” includes notable: i. Hoover, J. Edgar (signed). ad. “Herald Tribune.” [F. 15] ae. “I9.” af. “Income Tax.” ag. “Invitations.” [F. 16] ah. “J.” [F. 17] ai. “Jewish.” [F. 18] aj. “JTA.” [F. 19] ak. “K;” includes notable: [F. 20]
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i. Kaufman, George S. al. “Kaufman, E. I.” [F. 21] am. “Krock, Arthur.” [F. 22] an. “L;” includes notable: [F. 23] i. Leffingwell, Russell Cornell. ii. Lippmann, Walter. iii. Luce, Clare. iv. Luce, Henry. ao. “L.I. Park Commission.” [F. 24] ap. “M;” includes notables: [F. 25] i. MacArthur, Douglas. ii. Marx, Harpo. iii. Marx, Milton “Gummo”. iv. Mayer, Louis B. v. Miller, Arthur. aq. “Macy, R. H.” [F. 26] ar. “Mc.” [F. 27] as. “Moses, Robert.” [F. 28] Box 123 at. “N.” [F. 1] au. “National Citizens Committee on Civil Rights 1949.” av. “New York Times 1949,” includes printed materials. [F. 2] aw. “O,” 1949-1950. ax. “ONA;” includes printed materials. [F. 3-4] ay. “ONA- HBS Resignation.” [F. 5] az. “P;” includes printed materials. ba. “Patterson, Robert P.” [F. 6] bb. “Pearson, Drew.” bc. “Policy;” includes holograph notes. bd. “R.” be. “Racing Correspondence.” [F. 7] bf. “RCA General Correspondence.” [F. 8] bg. “RCA- NBC General Correspondence.” bh. “RCA- NBC- Niles Trammell.” [F. 9] bi. “Rogosin, I.” bj. “S;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Sherwood, Robert. ii. Stern, J. David. bk. “Sands Point Village;” includes legal materials. [F. 11] bl. “Schuster, M.I. ‘Treasury Great Reporting.’” bm. “Swope, Gerard.” bn. “T.” bo. “Telephone Lists.” [F. 12] bp. “Theater Guild& Theater Passes.” bq. “TRA.” [F. 13] br. “Truman, Harry S.” bs. “U.”
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bt. “UNIVAC (HLS & HBS, Jr.).” bu. “V.” [F. 14] bv. “W.” bw. “Wangen, Walter.” bx. “Youthbuilders.” by. “XYZ.” bz. “Zionists – Contract.” [F. 15] ca. “Zionists – Dr. Eliahu Epstein.” cb. “Zionist – General Correspondence.” cd. “Zionist – Dr. Abra H. Silver.” [F. 16] ce. “20th Century Fox – Contract.” 13. 1950. a. “AMPAL.” [F. 17] b. “Baruch, Bernard M. – General Correspondence 1950;” includes notable: i. Baruch, Bernard, M. c. “Brandt, Robert L. 1950.” d. “Clark, John C. (Racing) 1950.” [F. 18] e. “HBS Health Notes.” f. “I.” g. “Income Tax, 1950.” h. “J.” [F. 19] i. “K.” [F. 20] j. “L.” [F. 21] Box 124 k. “Lester Markel, 1950.” [F. 1] l. “Long Island Park Commission.” m. “Look – Flair – Quick.” n. “M;” includes notable: [F. 2] i. pember, Harpo. o. “Mc.” [F. 3] p. “Moses, Robert.” q. “National Broadcasting Company – General Correspondence.” [F. 4] r. “New York Post – Home News.” [F. 5] s. “NY Times.” t. “O.” u. “Overseas News Agency.” [F. 6-8] v. “Overseas Press Club.” [F. 9] w. “P;” includes notables: [F. 10-11] i. Pemberton, Murdock. ii. Pulitzer, Joseph. iii. Pulitzer, Ralph. x. “Pearson, Drew.” [F. 12] y. “Pecora, Judge Ferdinand.” z. “Powell, Peter.” aa. “R.” [F. 13]
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ab. “Racing Correspondence.” [F. 14] ac. “RCA – General Correspondence.” [F. 15-16] ad. “Roosevelt, James.” [F. 17] ae. “S;” includes notable: i. Selznick, David O. af. “Sands Point Road.” [F. 18] ag. “Sands Point Village.” ah. “Sarnoff, David (RCA) 1950.” [F. 19-20] ai. “Swope, Gerard 1950.” [F. 21] aj. “T.” ak. “TRA 1950.” al. “Tropical – General Correspondence 1950.” am. “V.” [F. 22] an. “W;” includes notable: i. Wheeler, John. ao. “World Almanac.” [F. 23] ap. “World Telegram Sun 1950,” 1950-1951. [F. 24] aq. “X, Y, Z.” ar. “Zionist – General Correspondence 1950.” Box 125 14. 1951. a. “A;” includes notables: [F. 1] i. Abbott, George. ii. Adams, Franklin P. b. “American Memorial to Six Million Jews 1951,” 1950- 1952. c. “Appeals 1951.” d. “Automobiles 1951.” e. “B;” includes notables: [F. 2] i. Lord Beaverbrook. f. “Baruch, Bernard M. – Correspondence re: 1951;” includes notable: [F. 3] i. Baruch, Bernard M. g. “Baruch, Bernard M. – General, 1951.” h. “Beaunit – General Correspondence, 1951.” [F. 4] i. “Robert L. Brandt.” j. “Brooks and Kupillas, 1951.” k. “C;” includes notables: i. Churchill, Winston. l. “Christmas, 1951.” [F. 5] m. “Clubs, 1951.” n. “Cohn, Egon- 1951.” o. “Cohn, Rober- 1951.” [F. 6] p. “Committees Joined, 1951.” [F. 7] q. “Committees Not Joined, 1951.” [F. 8] r. “D;” includes notables: i. Dewey, Thomas.
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ii. Dulles, John Foster. s. “E.” t. “Eberstadt, Ferdinand- 1951.” u. “Eisenhower, General Dwight D. 1951.” [F. 9] v. “Employees, 1951.” w. “Employment, 1951.” x. “F;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Fairbanks, Douglas. ii. Frick, Ford C. y. “Fan.” [F. 11] z. “Farley, James A, 1951.” aa. “Frankfurter, Felix, 1951.” ab. “Freeborn, Russell C., 1951.” ac. “Freedom House, 1951.” [F. 12] ad. “Freedom House Award Dinner, 1951;” includes notables: [F. 13] i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. ii. Marshall, George. ae. “G;” includes notable: [F. 14] i. Goldwyn, Samuel. af. “H;” includes notables: [F. 15] i. Halsey, W. F. ii. Hearst, William Randolph (recipient). iii. Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. iv. Hellman, Lillian. v. Hershfield, Harry. vi. Hoover, J. Edgar. ag. “Hentz and Co.” ah. “Herald Tribune,” 1951-1952; includes notables: [F. 16] i. Higgins, Marguerite. ii. Lippman, Walter. iii. Smith, Red. ai. “HBS- Donations of Books to Public Library.” aj. “I.” ak. “Income Tax.” [F. 17] al. “Invitations;” includes notables: [F. 18-19] i. Franklin, George S. ii. Goldenson, Leonard H. iii. Hershfield, Harry. iv. Hilton, Conrad. v. Patterson, Russell. vi. Shaver, Dorothy. am. “J;” includes notable: [F. 20] i. Joya, Mock. an. “Jewish;” includes notable: i. Abrams, Benjamin.
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Box 126 ao. “K;” includes notables: [F. 1] i. Kaufman, George S. ii. Kennedy, John F. ap. “L;” includes notables: [F. 2] i. Lehman, Robert. ii. Lippman, Walter. aq. “Liquor.” [F. 3] ar. “Long Island State Park Commission.” as. “Look-Quick.” [F. 4] at. “M14;” includes notables: i. Harpo, Marx. ii. MacArthur, Douglas. iii. Mankiewicz, Joseph. iv. Markiewicz, Herman. au. “Macy, R. H., 1951.” av. “Maxwell Dinner (anta).” [F. 5] aw. “Mc 13;” includes notable: i. MacArthur, Douglas (recipient). ax. “Robert Moses.” ay. “N 15.” [F. 6] az. “National Broadcasting Company, 1951;” includes notable: i. Sarnoff, David. ba. “National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis 1951 Campaign.” bb. “New York Post- Home News 1951.” [F. 7] bc. “O 16.” bd. “Overseas Press Club (freedom of News and Information Committee), 1951.” be. “P;” includes notables: i. Pemberton, Murdock. ii. Pulitzer, Joseph. iii. Pulitzer, Margaret Leech. bf. “Robert Patterson, 1951.” [F. 8] bg. “Drew Pearson, 1951.” bh. “Powell, Bruce, 1951.” bi “Pulitzer Prize Winners;” includes notables: [F. 9] i. Manning, Reginald (with doodle). ii. Sandburg, Carl (recipient). bj. “R;” includes notables: i. Rockefeller (Jr.), John D. ii. Rockefeller, Nelson A. iii. Ross, Harold. bk. “RCA- General Sarnoff, 1951;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Churchill, Winston (recipient). ii. Sarnoff, David. bl. “S;” includes notables: [F. 11]
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i. Stallings, Laurence (recipient). ii. Sullivan, Frank (recipients). bm. “Sands Point Road, 1951.” [F. 12] bn. “Sports casters Dinner- Feb 6, 1951.” bo. “Stocks, 1951.” bp. “Swope, Gerard, 1951.” bq. “Swope, Herbert Bayard- Personal, 1951;” includes notable: i. Hoover, J. Edgar. br. “T.” [F. 13] bs. “Theatres- Theatre Guild, 1951;” includes notable: i. Kaufman, George S. (recipient). bt. “Time- Life- Fortune, 1951;” includes notables: i. Luce, Clare. ii. Luce, Henry. bu. “U”. bv. “V;” includes notables: i. Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne, II (recipient). [F. 14] bw. “Vatican Letter, January 1951.” bx. “W;” includes notables: i. Wheeler, John. by. “Winchell, Walter 1951.” [F. 15] bz. “World Almanac 1951,” 1951-1952; includes notables: i. Vanderbilt, Jeanne. ca. “World Telegram & Sun.” cb. “X- Y- Z.” [F. 16] cc. “Zionist- General.” Box 127 15. 1952. a. “A.” [F. 1] b. “Appeals.” c. “Automobiles.” d. “B.” [F. 2] e. “Baruch, Bernard M.- General.” [F. 3] f. “Baruch, B. M.- Ridgeway Dinner 5/25/52.” g. “Beaunit- Contract,” 1950-1952. h. “Beaunit- General.” i. “BMB- Correspondence re.” [F. 4] j. “Brooks & Kupillas.” k. “C.” l. “Christmas.” [F. 5] m. “Christmas Correspondence.” n. “Clubs.” o. “Committees Joined.” [F. 6] p. “Committees Not Joined.” q. “Cohn, Egon.” [F. 7] r. “Cohn, Robert.”
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s. “Convention- Democratic 1952.” t. “Convention- Republican 1952.” u. “D.” [F. 8] v. “E;” includes notable: i. Edison, Charles. w. “Eberstadt, Ferdinand.” x. “Eisenhower, Dwight D.” y. “Employees.” [F. 9] z. “Employment.” aa. “Election- November 4, 1952.” ab. “F.” ac. “Fan.” [F. 10] ad. “Farley, James A.” ae. “Frankfurter, Felix.” af. “Freeborn, Russell C.” ag. “Freedom House.” [F. 11] ah. “Freedom House Dinner.” [F. 12] ai. “G.” aj. “HBS- Extra Clippings.” [F. 13] ak. “H;” includes notables: [F. 14] i. Hearst, William Randolph. ii. Hoover, J. Edgar. al. “Herald Tribune;” includes notable: [F. 15] i. Lippman, Walter. am. “I.” [F. 16] an. “Income Tax;” includes notable: [F. 17] i. Sarnoff, David. ao. “Invitations.” [F. 18] Box 128 ap. “J;” includes notable: [F. 1] i. Johnson, Lyndon B. aq. “Jewish;” includes notables: i. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). ii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ar. “K;” includes notables: [F. 2] i. Kaufman, George S. ii. Kennan, George F. iii. Kennedy, John F. (recipient). as. “Kunze, Molly.” at. “L;” includes notables: i. Lehman, Robert. ii. Lippman, Walter (received). iii. Luce, Clare. au. “Landau, Jacob 1952.” [F. 3] av. “Long Island Park Commission 1952.” aw. “M;” includes subfile: [F. 4] i. “Mc.”
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includes notables: i. Marx, Groucho. ii. Marx, Harpo. ax. “McConnell, Joseph 1952.” [F. 5] ay. “Moses, Robert 1952.” [F. 6] az. “N.” [F. 7] ba. “National Broadcasting Company 1952.” bb. “National Foundation Infantile Paralysis ’52.” bc. “New York Post – Home News 1952.” bd. “New York Times 1952.” [F. 8] be. “Norr, Ray (cigarettes) 1952.” [F. 9] bf. “O.” bg. “Off Course Betting – Correspondence 1952.” bh. “P;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Pulitzer, Joseph. ii. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). bi. “Patterson, Robert P. 1952;” includes notables: i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Sherwood, Robert (recipient). bj. “Pearson, Drew.” [F. 11] bk. “Policy;” includes notables: i. Hearst, William Randolph. bl. “Powell, Bruce.” bm. “Pulitzer Prizes.” bn. “R;” includes notables: [F. 12] i. Hammerstein, Oscar. ii. Rockefeller, John D., Jr. iii. Rodgers, Richard. bo. “Racing.” bp. “RCA – General Correspondence;” includes [F. 13] notable: i. Sarnoff, David. bq. “RCA – Gen. Sarnoff #1;” includes notable: i. Sarnoff, David. br. “RCA – General Sarnoff #2;” includes notables: [F. 14] i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. iii. Sarnoff, David. bs. “S;” includes notables: [F. 15] i. Sherwood, Robert. ii. Steinbeck, John. iii. Stern, David. iv. Sullivan, Frank. bt. “Sands Point Road.” [F. 16] bu. “Sportscasters Dinner.” bv. “Swope’s 40th Wedding Anniversary;” includes notables:
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i. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). ii. Rodgers, Richard (recipient). iii. Sarnoff, David (recipient). iv. Wheeler, John (recipient). bw. “Swope, Herbert Bayward – Personal;” includes notables: i. Fosdick, Raymond B. bx. “Swope, Gerard.” [F. 17] by. “Swope, Margaret Powell.” bz. “T;” includes notables: [F. 18] i. Taylor, Deems. ii. Toscanini, Arturo (recipient). ca. “Theatres – Theatre Guild 1952;” includes notable: i. Abbott, George. cb. “Time – Life – Fortune 1952;” includes notable: i. Luce, Henry. cc. “U.” cd. “V.” ce. “W;” includes notables: [F. 19] i. Wagner, Robert F. ii. Wheeler, John. cf. “Who’s Who 1952.” cg. “Winchell, Walter 1952.” [F. 20] ch. “Windstorm and Fire Damage – Sands Point – May 13, 1952-June 1952,” 1952-1953. ci. “World Almanac 1952;” includes notables: [F. 21] i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Churchill, Winston. iii. Dewey, Thomas. iv. Eisenhower, Dwight D. v. Luce, Henry. vi. Sherwood, Robert. vii. Vanderbilt, Alfred G. cj. “World – Telegram & Sun 1952.” ck. “XYZ.” cl. “Zionist – General 1952.” Box 129 16. 1953. a. “American Jewish Tercentenary.” [F. 1] b. “F;” includes notables: [F. 2] i. Ferber, Edna. ii. Fowler, Gene. c. “G;” includes notable: [F. 3] i. Goldwyn, Samuel. d. “H;” includes notables: [F. 4] i. Hearst, William Randolph. ii. Hoover, J. Edgar. e. “Hohenberg, John.” [F. 5]
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f. “Hentz, H & Company.” g. “Herald Tribune;” includes notable: i. Lippman, Walter. h. “I.” [F. 6] i. “Invitations;” includes notable: i. Lehman, Robert. j. “J;” includes notables: [F. 7] i. Jackson, C.D. ii. Johnson, Lyndon B. k. “Jewish;” includes notable: i. Abrams, Benjamin. l. “K;” includes notables: [F. 8] i. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). ii. Kaufman, George S. iii. Kaufman, Irving. iv. Kaye, Danny (recipient). m. “Kunze, Molly.” n. “L;” includes notables: [F. 9] i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ii. Lehman, Robert. iii. Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. iv. Luce, Clare (recipient). v. Luce, Henry. o. “Lawyers Forum, N.Y. County 2/27/53.” [F. 10] p. “Long Island Park Commission 1953.” q. “M;” includes notables: i. Marx, Harpo. ii. Mankiewicz, Herman J. iii. Mankiewicz, Joseph L. r. “Mc 13.” [F. 11] s. “Moses for Mayor 1953.” t. “Moses, Robert 1953;” includes notables: i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Dewey, Thomas. iii. Hammerstein, Oscar. iv. Luce, Henry. v. Steinbeck, John (recipient). u. “N.” [F. 12] v. “New York Times.” w. “New York Posts – Home News.” x. “O.” y. “P;” includes notables: [F. 13] i. Pulitzer, Joseph. z. “Pearson, Drew.” aa. “Personal Letters,” 1913-1915. [F. 14] ab. “Policy.” [F. 15]
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ac. “Pulitzer Prizes.” ad. “R;” includes notable: [F. 16] i. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ae. “Racing.” af. “RCA – Gen. Correspondence.” [F. 17] ag. “RCA – National Broadcasting Co.” ah. “Rice Grantland – Dinner – National Conference Christians & Jews.” ai. “S.” [F. 18] aj. “Sportscasters Dinner – 13 April 1953.” ak. “Sports Dinner – B’Nai B’rith 25 Jan 1953.” al. “Swope, Gerard.” am. “Swope, H.B. – Personal.” [F. 19] an. “T.” ao. “Theatre – Theatre Guild.” ap. “Time – Life – Fortune.” [F. 20] aq. “V;” includes notable: i. Vanderbilt, Alfred Gwynne, II. ar. “W;” includes notables: i. Wagner, Robert F. ii. Welles, Orson (recipient). iii. Wheeler, John. as. “White, Frank K.” [F. 21] at. “Who’s Who.” au. “Winchell, Walter.” av. “World Dinner.” aw. “World Telegram & Sun.” ax. “XYZ.” Box 130 17. 1954. a. “A;” includes notable: [F. 1] i. Adams, Franklin Pierce. b. “Accident and Automobile.” c. “Air War College Speech.” [F. 2] d. “Appeals.” e. “Automobiles.” [F. 3] f. “B.” [F. 4] g. “Banks – Correspondence.” h. “Beaunit – General.” i. “Brooks & Kupillas.” j. “C;” includes notable: [F. 5] i. Connelly, Marc. k. “Christmas.” l. “Christmas Correspondence;” includes notable: i. Sarnoff, David. m. “Clubs and Societies.” [F. 6] n. “Cohn, Dr. Egon.”
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o. “Robert J. Cohn.” p. “Committees Joined;” includes notable: i. Selznick, David. q. “Committees Not Joined.” [F. 7] r. “D.” s. “E.” t. “Eisenhower, Dwight D.” u. “Election Letters;” includes notable: i. Johnson, Lyndon B. v. “Employees.” [F. 8] w. “Employment.” x. “F.” y. “Fan.” z. “Frankfurter, Felix.” aa. “Freeborn, Russell C.” [F. 9] ab. “Freedom House.” ac. “Freedom House Speech Notes.” [F. 10] ad. “G.” ae. “Grantland Rice Memorial.” af. “H.” ag. “Harriman Dinner Dec. 1, 1954.” [F. 11] ah. “Harriman W. Averell.” ai. “Harwood.” aj. “HBS – Extra Clippings.” ak. “HBS – Personal.” [F. 12] al. “Hentz and Co.” am. “Herald Tribune.” an. “Hohenberg, John.” ao. “I.” ap. “Income Tax.” [F. 13] aq. “Invitations.” ar. “J.” [F. 14] as. “Jane.” at. “Jewish.” au. “Journalism Lecture – 7 Dec. 1954 Columbia University.” [F. 15] av. “K;” includes notable: i. Kauffman, George S. aw. “L;” includes notables: [F. 16] i. Lehman, Robert (recipient). ii. Luce, Clare. iii. Luce, Henry. ax. “Lazarus, Ralph.” ay. “Liquor.” [F. 17] az. “Long Island Park Commission.” Box 131 ba. “Lumley and Dennant.” [F. 1]
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bb. “Moses, Robert.” bc. “National Broadcasting Co.;” includes notable: [F. 2] i. Sarnoff, David. bd. “Notes for Roseman – Cahill.” [F. 3] be. “Powells;” includes notable: i. Dulles, John Foster. bf. “Racing;” includes subfile: [F. 4] i. “Racing 1954.” bg. “RCA – General Correspondence 1954.” [F. 5] bh. “Sarnoff, General (RCA) 1954;” includes notables: i. Sarnoff, David. ii. Truman, Harry S. (recipient). bi. “Sportscasters Dinner 23 May 1954.” [F. 6] bj. “Statement for GML.” bk. “Swope, Gerard 1954.” bl. “Swope, Margaret Powell 1954.” bm. “Weil, Alvin W. (TROTS) 1954.” bn. “World Almanac 1954;” includes notables: [F. 7] i. Dewey, Thomas. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. iii. Hearst, William Randolph. iv. Sherwood, Robert. v. Wheeler, John. 18. 1955. a. “A;” includes notables: [F. 8] i. Abbott, George. ii. Adams, Franklin Pierce. b. “Appeals;” includes notable: i. Hammerstein, Oscar. c. “Automobiles.” [F. 9] d. “B.” e. “Backer, George.” f. “Baruch, Bernard M.;” includes notable: [F. 10] i. Truman, Harry S. g. “Beaunit.” h. “C;” includes notable: [F. 11] i. Churchill, Winston. i. “Christmas.” [F. 12] j. “Christmas Correspondence;” includes notables: i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ii. Rogers, Richard. k. “C.I.R.- Letter of Congratulations;” includes notables: i. Sarnoff, David. l. “Clubs and Societies.” [F. 13] m. “Cohn, Robert J.” n. “Committees Joined.”
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o. “Committees Not Joined.” [F. 14] p. “Conrad, Dr. Egon.” q. “D.” r. “E;” includes notables: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D.
ii. Eisenhower, Mrs. Dwight. s. “Employees.” t. “F;” includes notable: [F. 15] i. Frankfurter, Felix. u. “Fan.” v. “Frankfurter, Felix”. w. “Freeborn, Russell C.” x. “Freedom House;” includes notable: [F. 16] i. Churchill, Winston. y. “Freedom House Dinner.” [F. 17] z. “G;” includes notables: [F. 18] i. Gleason, Jackie (recipient). ii. Goldwyn, Samuel. aa. “H;” includes notables: [F. 19] i. Hayes, Helen. ii. Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. iii. Hoover, J. Edgar. Box 132 ab. “Harriman, Governor W. Averell.” [F. 1] ac. “HBS- Extra Clippings.” [F. 2] ad. “Hohenberg, John;” includes notable: i. Pulitzer, Joesph. ae. “Herald Tribune;” includes notable: i. Lippman, Walter (recipient). af. “I.” ag. “Invitations;” includes notables: [F. 3] i. Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. ii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ah. “J;” includes notable: [F. 4] i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ai. “Jewish.” aj. “Jockey Club Plan.” ak. “Johnson, Senator Lyndon B.;” includes notables: [F. 5] i. Johnson, Lady Bird. al. “K;” includes notables: i. Kaufman, George S. ii. Kennedy, Stephen P. am. “L;” includes notables: [F. 6] i. Luce, Clare (recipient). ii. Luce, Henry. an. “Levy, G.M.”
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ao. “Lombard Brooklyn Corps.” ap. “Long Island Park Commission.” [F. 7] aq. “M.” ar. “Man of the Year TV Show- 30 April 1955.” [F. 8] as. “Mc.” at. “Moses, Robert.” au. “N;” includes notable: [F. 9] i. Nixon, Richard. av. “National Broadcasting Company 1955.” [F. 10] aw. “New York Post 1955.” [F. 11] ax. “New York Times 1955.” [F. 12] ay. “NY Times Letters- HBS- 16 Feb. 1955;” includes notables: [F. 13] i. Dewey, Thomas. ii. Hoover, J. Edgar. iii. Johnson, Lyndon B. iv. Luce, Clare. v. Luce, Henry. vi. Ullman, Blanche. vii. Wheeler, John. az. “O.” [F. 14] ba. “P.” bb. “Pegler, Westbrook.” bc. “Powells.” bd. “Pulitzer Prize Winners- 1955.” be. “Q.” bf. “R,” 1954-1955. bg. “Racing 1955.” [F. 15] bh. “RCA- Correspondence.” [F. 16] bi. “Samuel I. Rosenman 1955.” bj. “Rosenstiel, Lewis S. 1955.” bk. “S;” includes notables: [F. 17] i. Selznick, David O. ii. Sinatra, Frank (recipient) iii. Skouras, Spyros. iv. Stevenson, Adlai. bl. “Sands Point House 1955.” [F. 18] bm. “Sarnoff, General David 1955.” [F. 19-20] bn. “Schenley- Correspondence 1955.” [F. 21] bo. “Simon Gold- Notes from Keg.” [F. 22] bp. “Speech Notes.” bq. “Sports Lodge- B’Nai Brith- 23 Jan. 1955.” br. “Swope, Gerard.” bs. “Swope, H. B.- Personal.” bt. “T;” includes notable: i. Tully, Grace.
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bu. “Telephone Lists.” [F. 23] bv. “Theatres.” bw. “Trots- General.” Box 133 bx. “V.” [F. 1] by. “W;” includes notables: i. Wheeler, John. ii. Wray, Fay. bz. “Weil, Alvin L.” [F. 2] ca. “Williamsburg- Correspondence 5/15/55;” includes notables: i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ii. Luce, Henry (recipient). iii. Sarnoff, David (recipient). iv. Wheeler, John. cb. “Williamsburg Dinner to DS May 15, 1955;” includes notable: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. cc. “World- Telegram & Sun.” cd. “XYZ.” 19. 1956. a. “A;” includes notable: [F. 3] i. Adams, Franklin P. b. “Appeals.” c. “B;” includes notable i. Lord Beaverbrook. d. “Beaunit.” e. “Backer, George.” [F. 4] f. “Brandt, Robert L.” g. “Baruch, Bernard M. Gen. Cor.” h. “C,” includes notables: [F. 5] i. Churchill, Winston. ii. Crouse, Russel. i. “CIR- General Correspondence.” j. “Christmas Correspondence 1956,” includes notables: [F. 6] i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ii. Lehman, Robert (recipient). iii. Sarnoff, David. k. “CIR- Memos to Members, Correspondence with Members 1956.” l. “CIR- Dr. Frank S. Horne.” [F. 7] m. “Clubs and Societies 1956.” [F. 8] n. “Committees Joined 1956.” o. “D.” [F. 9] p. “D;” includes notable: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D.
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q. “Employees.” r. “Election;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Dewey, Thomas. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. iii. Johnson, Lyndon B. iv. Nixon, Richard. s. “F;” includes notables: i. Ferber, Edna. ii. Ford, Henry. iii. Fowler, Gene. t. “Fan 1956.” [F. 11] u. “Frankfurter, Felix.” v. “Freedom House 1956.” w. “Freedom House 1956.” [F. 12] x. “Freeborn, Russell C. 1956.” [F. 13] y. “Ford Foundation 1956.” z. “G;” includes notable: i. Goldwyn, Samuel (recipient). aa. “H;” includes notable: [F. 14] i. Hoover, J. Edgar. ab. “Harriman, Governor Averell 1956.” ac. “Herald Tribune 1956.” [F. 15] ad. “Hentz and Co. 1956.” ae. “I.” af. “Income Tax 1956.” ag. “Invitations 1956;” includes notables: [F. 16] i. Luce, Henry. ii. Rockefeller, David. iii. Sarnoff, David (telegram). ah. “J;” includes notables: [F. 17] i. Johnson, Lyndon B. ii. Johnson, Nunnally. ai. “Jewish 1956.” aj. “K;” includes notable: [F. 18] i. Kennedy, John F. ak. “L;” includes notables: i. Lehman, Robert. ii. Luce, Clare (recipient). iii. Luce, Henry. al. “Long Island Park Commission 1956.” [F. 19] am. “Monaghan, George P. 1956.” an. “Moses, Robert.” [F. 20] Box 134 ao. “M14;” includes notable: [F. 1] i. Marx, Harpo. ap. “Mc 13.” aq. “N;” includes notable: [F.2]
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i. Nixon, Richard. ar. “National Broadcasting Company 1956;” includes notable: i. Sarnoff, David. as. “New York Post 1956.” [F. 3] at. “New York Times 1956.” au. “O.” av. “P;” includes notables: i. Porter, Cole. aw. “Powells, Kenneth S. 1956.” ax. “Pulitzer Prizes 1956;” includes notables: i. Hearst, William Randolph. ay. “R;” includes notables: [F. 4] i. Roosevelt, Eleanor. az. “Racing 1956.” ba. “S.” [F. 5] bb. “Theaters 1956.” bc. “T.” [F. 6] bd. “Trots – Gen. Cor.” be. “W.” [F. 7] bf. “Wagner, Mayor Robert F. (CIR);” includes notable: i. Wagner, Robert F. bg. “World Almanac.” [F. 8] bh. “XYZ.” 20. 1957. a. “A;” includes notables: [F. 9] i. Adams, Franklin P. (recipient). ii. Allen, Steve. b. “Appeals.” c. “B;” includes notable: [F. 10] i. Bacall, Lauren. d. “Backer, George.” [F. 11] e. “Baruch, Bernard. 1957;” includes notable: i. Baruch, Bernard M. ii. Sarnoff, David. f. “C;” includes notables: [F. 12] i. Churchill, Winston (recipient). ii. Crosby, Bing (recipient). g. “Christmas Correspondence – 1957;” includes notables: [F. 13] i: Berlin, Irving (recipient). ii. Frankfurter, Felix (recipient). iii. Johnson, Lyndon B. (recipient). iv. Lehman, Robert (recipient). v. Sarnoff, David (recipient). h. “Clubs & Societies 1957.” [F. 14]
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i. “Committees Joined, 1957;” includes notables: [F. 15] i. Vanderbilt, William H. j. “Committees Not Joined.” [F. 16] k. “D.” l. “E;” includes notables: i. Edison, Charles. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight, D. m. “Employees 1957.” [F. 17] n. “F;” includes notable: [F. 18] i. Frankfurter, Felix (recipient). o. “Fan 1957.” p. “Frankfurter, Felix 1957;” includes notable: i. Frankfurter, Felix (recipient). q. “Freedom House 1957;” includes notable: [F. 19] i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. r. “G;” includes notables: [F. 20] i. Gallup, George. ii. Goldwyn, Samuel. s. “H;” includes notables: [F. 21] i. Hammerstein, Oscar. ii. Hearst, William Randolph. iii. Hoover, Herbert. iv. Hoover, J. Edgar. t. “Harriman, Governor Averell.” u. “Harold Tribune.’ [F. 22] v. “I.” w. “Invitations;” includes notables: i. Roosevelt, Eleanor (recipient). x. “J;” includes notables: i. Johnson, Lyndon B. Box 135 y. “Jewish.” [F. 1] z. “K;” includes notables: i. Kennedy, John F. ii. Kennedy, Robert F. aa. “L;” includes notables: i. Luce, Clare. ii. Luce, Henry. ab. “Lockwood, Paul E.” [F. 2] ac. “Long Island Park Commission.” ad. “M.” ae. “Mc.” [F. 3] af. “Monaghan, George P.” ag. “Moses, Commissioner Robert.” [F. 4] ah. “N.” [F. 5] ai. “National Broadcasting Company;” includes notables: i. Sarnoff, David.
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aj. “New York Post.” ak. “New York Times.” [F. 6] al. “O.” am. “P17;” includes notable: [F. 7] i. Pulitzer, Joseph, Jr. an. “Pulitzer Prize Jury 1957;” includes notable: i. Kennedy, John F. ao. “R19;” includes notables: [F. 8] i. Rockefeller, Nelson A. (recipient). ii. Roosevelt, Eleanor. ap. “Racing 1957.” aq. “RCA – General Correspondence 1957.” [F. 9] ar. “RCA – John L. Burns 1957.” as. “RCA Notes.” at. “Rosensteil, Lewis S. 1957;” includes notables: i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. (recipient). au. “S20;” includes notables: [F. 10] i. Selznick, David O. ii. Sinatra, Frank (recipient). iii. Sullivan, Frank. av. “Sarnoff, General David;” includes notables: [F. 11] i. Baruch, Bernard. ii. Eisenhower, Dwight D. aw. “Schenley Industries, INC.” [F. 12] ax. “Swope, Gerard,” 1957-1958. ay. “Swope, Gerard – Letter of Sympathy;” includes notables: i. Ferber, Edna. ii. Kaufman, George S. iii. Lippman, Walter (recipient). iv. Luce, Clare. v. Luce, Henry (recipient). vi. Marx, Harpo (recipient). vii. Nixon, Richard (recipient). viii. Wheeler, John. az. “Swope, H. B. Personal.” [F. 13] ba. “Swope, Herbert Jr.” bb. “Swope, Margaret Powell.” [F. 14] bc. “T.” bd. “Theatres;” includes notable: [F. 15] i. Kaufman, George S. be. “Trots – General.” bf. “World Almanac;” includes notables: [F. 16] i. Dewey, Thomas. ii. Dulles, John Foster. iii. Eisenhower, Dwight D.
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iv. Hoover, J. Edgar. v. Lippmann, Walter. vi. Nixon, Richard. vii. Taylor, Deems. viii. Wagner, Robert F. ix. Wheeler, John. bg. “W;” includes notables: [F. 17] i. Wagner, Robert F. ii. Wheeler, John. iii. Wilson, Charles. iv. Winchell, Walter. bh. “XYZ.” 21. 1958. Box 136 a. “A.” [F. 1] b. “B.” [F. 2] c. “Baruch, Bernard, 1958.” d. “C;” includes notable: [F. 3] i. Churchill, Winston. e. “Clubs & Societies, 1958.” f. “Cohn, Robert, 1958.” g. “Committees joined, 1958;” includes notables: [F. 4] i. Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr. (recipient). ii. Vanderbilt, William H., III. h. “Conrad, Dr. Eson, 1958.” [F. 5] i. “D;” includes notable: i. Dewey, Thomas. j. “E;” includes notable: i. Eisenhower, Dwight D. k. “F;” includes notables: i. Fairbanks, Douglas (recipient). ii. Ferber, Edna. iii. Fowler, Gene. l. “Freedom House, 1958.” [F. 6] m. “G.” n. “H;” includes notables: i. Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. (recipient). ii. Hoover, J. Edgar. o. “Hamman, Averell 1958.” [F. 7] p. “HBS letters of sympathy while in hospital – 1958;” includes notables: i. Sarnoff, David (recipient). ii. Wagner, Robert F. q. “Herald Tribune, 1958.” [F. 8] r. “I.” s. “J;” includes notable: i. Johnson, Lyndon B.
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t. “K;” includes notable: i. Kaufman, George S. u. “L;” includes notables: [F. 9] i. Lehman, Robert. ii. Luce, Clare (recipient). iii. Luce, Henry. v. “Lockwood, Paul E.” [F. 10] w. “M;” includes notables: i. MacArthur, Douglas (recipient). ii. Marx, Harpo. iii. Miller, Arthur. iv. Monnet, Jean. x. “Mc.” y. “Monaghan, George P.” z. “Moses, Robert;” includes notable: [F. 11] i. Kennedy, John F. aa. “N;” includes notable: i. Nixon, Richard. ab. “National Broadcasting Company.” ac. “New York Times.” [F. 12] ad. “O.” ae. “P;” includes notables: [F. 13] i. Porter, Cole. ii. Pulitzer, Margaret Leech. af. “Pearlman, Alfred E.” ag. “Powell, Kenneth S.” ah. “Pulitzer Prize Winners – 1958.” ai. “R;” includes notable: [F. 14] i. Rockefeller, Nelson. aj. “Racing.” ak. “Racing (Clubhouse).” al. “Radio Corp. of America;” includes notable: i. Sarnoff, David. am. “Rosenthal, Lewis S. 1958;” includes notable: [F. 15] i. Churchill, Winston (recipient). an. “S.” [F. 16] ao. “Sarnoff, General David.” ap. “Schenley Industries, Inc.” [F. 17] aq. “Sports Lodge B’nai B’rith.” ar. “T;” includes notable: i. Truman, Harry S. as. “Theaters.” at. “Trots;” includes notable: [F. 18] i. Hearst, William Randolph Jr. au. “U-V.” av. “W;” includes notable:
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i. Wagner, Robert F. aw. “XYZ.” 22. 1959. a. “A.” [F. 19] B. General. 1. 1894. [F. 20] 2. 1895. 3. 1896. 4. 1897. 5. 1898. 6. 1899. 7. 1900. 8. 1901. 9. 1902. Box 137 10. 1903. [F. 1] 11. 1904. [F. 2] 12. 1905. 13. 1906. 14. 1907. 15. 1908. [F. 3] 16. 1909. 17. 1910. [F. 4] 18. 1911; includes notable: [F. 5] a. Pulitzer, Ralph. 19. 1912. 20. 1913. [F. 6] 21. 1914; includes notable: [F. 7] a. Pulitzer, Ralph 22. 1915. 23. 1916; includes notable: [F. 8-9] a. Wilson, Woodrow. 24. 1917; includes notable: [F. 10-12] a. Hearst, William R. b. Hoover, Herbert. 25. 1918; includes notable: [F. 13-14] a. Pulitzer, John. b. Pulitzer, Joseph c. Pulitzer, Ralph. 26. 1919; includes notable: [F. 15] a. Wilson, Woodrow. 27. 1920; includes notable: [F. 16] a. Cobb, Irving (recipient). b. Pulitzer, Joseph Jr. c. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). d. Wilson, Woodrow (recipient). e. Woollcott, Alexander (recipient).
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28. 1921; includes notable: [F. 17] a. Pulitzer, Ralph. b. Ullman, Blanche (recipient). 29. 1922; includes notable: a. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). 30. 1923; includes notable: a. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). 31. 1924; includes notable: a. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). 32. 1925. [F. 18] 33. 1926. 34. 1927; includes notable: a. Smith, Alfred. Box 138 35. 1928; includes notables: [F. 1] a. Lippman, Walter. b. Pulitzer, Ralph. c. Smith, Alfred. d. Wheeler, John N. 36. 1929. [F. 2] 37. 1930. [F. 3] 38. 1931; includes notable: a. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). 39. 1932. 40. 1933. [F. 4] 41. 1934. 42. 1935; includes notable: a. Woollcott, Alexander. 43. 1936; includes notables: [F. 5] a. Roosevelt, Franklin D. b. Woollcott, Alexander. 44. 1937. 45. 1938; includes notable: [F. 6] a. Roosevelt, Franklin D. 46. 1939; includes notable: b. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). 47. 1940. [F. 7] 48. 1941; includes notable: [F. 8] a. Frankfurter, Felix. b. Hoover, Herbert. 49. 1942; includes notable: [F. 9] a. Baruch, Bernard. b. Frankfurter, Felix. 50. 1943; includes notable: [F. 10] a. Stimson, Henry L. 51. 1944. [F. 11] 52. 1945.
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53. 1946. [F. 12] 54. 1947. 55. 1948. 56. 1949. 57. 1950. [F. 13] 58. 1951. 59. 1952; includes notable: a. Rockefeller, John D. Jr. (recipient) 60. 1953. 61. 1954. 62. 1955. 63. 1956. 64. 1957. 65. 1958; includes notables: a. Sarnoff, David. b. Wheeler, John. 66. 1961. 67. Undated; includes notable: [F. 14-20] a. Kaufman, George. Box 139 68. Undated (continued); includes notables: [F 1-4] a. Baruch, Bernard. b. Lehman, Robert (recipient).
II. Memorabilia. A. File. 1. re: Navy, n.d. [F. 5] B. Certificates 1. “Missouri School of Journalism.” [F. 6] 2. Long Island State Park Commission (2). [Loose] C. Dog Tags. [Env. 1] D. Treasure hunt clues, n.d. [F. 7] E. Treasure map of Payne Whitney’s estate, n.d. F. Scavenger Hunt List, n.d. G. Stamps, 1910. H. Postcard template, n.d. I. Juvenilia. 1. Arithmetic grade from Allen-Stevenson School, n.d. J. Business card plate, n.d. [Loose] K. Holy Bible, Margaret H. Powell, n.d. L. Wallet M. Wooden plaque (2). N. Posters for “Fair Game for Lovers” play by HBS (2). O. ALCA 1915 medal.
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P. Wallet with “B.P.” inside; includes 10 black and white photographs, membership cards, telegraph cards, press credentials, business cards, bus tickets, and driver’s license and jury stubs in the name of Bruce Powell. [Env. 2-3] Q. Empty notebook cover, n.d. [Loose]
Swope, Herbert #1150 Addendum
I. Correspondence. A. Files; may include printed, financial, and professional. Box 140 1. “A,” 1931. [F. 1] 2. “A,” 1940; includes notables: a. Abbott, George. b. Adams, Franklin Pierce. 3. “Alaska,” 1940. [F. 2] 4. “Alaska, Juneau,” 1931-1939. 5. “August Belmont, re: Arnold Rothstein,” 1916-1917. [F. 3] 6. “B,” 1939-1940; includes notables: [F. 4-5] a. Barrymore, Ethel. b. Barrymore, John (as “Jack”). c. Lord Beaverbrook. d. Bullit, William. 7. “George Backer,” 1940. [F. 6] 8. “B. M. Baruch,” 1931. 9. “B. M. Baruch,” 1941. 10. “B. M. Baruch,” 1942. 11. “W.P. Beazell,” 1940. [F. 7] 12. “Beekman Street Hospital,” 1940. 13. “Bell, Bert- Football Club,” 1939-1940. 14. “Bets,” 1930-1931. 15. “British Committees (British-American Committees),” 1940. 16. “Brooks, Gerald,” 1931. [F. 8] 17. “C,” 1931; includes notables: a. Churchill, William (recipient). 18. “CBS- Paramount,” 1930-1941; includes notables: a. Sarnoff, David (recipient). 19. “Chadbourne Stanchfield and Levy,” 1931. [F. 9] 20. “Chadbourne, Thomas L.,” 1931. 21. “Christmas,” 1929-1931; includes notables: a. Adams, Franklin P. (recipient). b. Barrymore, Ethel (recipient). c. Baruch, Bernard (recipient). d. Berlin, Irving (recipient).
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e. Chaplin, Charles (recipient). f. Hearst, William R. (recipient). g. Kaufman, George (recipient). h. Lippmann, Walter (recipient). i. Pulitzer, Ralph (recipient). j. Sarnoff, David (recipient). k. Smith, Alfred (recipient). l. Wheeler, John (recipient). 22. “Christmas- World Almanac- 1929,” 1929-1930; includes notables: a. Baruch, B. M. (recipient). b. Wheeler, John (recipient). 23. “Clubs,” 1932-1952. 24. “Clubs,” 1929-1931. 25. “Council Against Intolerance,” 1939. [F. 10] 26. “D,” 1931. 27. “Dahl, G. M.,” 1928-1932. 28. “Daily News,” 1940. [F. 11] 29. “Downtown Office,” 1938-1940. 30. “E,” 1931. 31. “Ettlinger, Alfred,” 1931. 32. “F,” 1931; includes notable: a. Forbes, B. C. 33. “Finance,” 1930-1931. [F. 12] 34. “Florida,” 1938-1940. [F. 13] 35. “Forrestal, James V.,” 1931. 36. “G,” 1931; includes notable: a. Goldwyn, Samuel. 37. “General Electric,” 1925-1928 [F. 14] 38. “H,” 1930-1931; includes notables: a. Hale, Ruth (recipient). b. Harriman, W. A. c. Hoover, Herbert. 39. “H.B.S., Jr.,” 1924. 40. “Harriman, W. A.,” 1938-1946. [F. 15] 41. “Hearst, William Randolph,” 1930-1931. 42. “Herald Tribune,” 1936-1946. 43. “Hertz, John D.,” 1930-1931. 44. “I,” 1930-1931. [F. 16] 45. “Insurance (Current),” 1930-1938. 46. “Insurance- Life,” 1930-1932. 47. “Inside the German Empire,” 1916-1917; includes subfiles: a. “Letters in re: ‘Inside the Great Empire’,” 1916-1917; includes notables: i. Hoover, Herbert. ii. Wilson, Woodrow (recipient). [F.17]
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b. Clips in re Book ‘Inside the Great German Empire’,” 1917; includes holograph notes. [F. 18] 48. “J,” 1931. [F. 19] 49. “K,” 1931. 50. “L,” 1931. 51. “Lasker, Albert D.,” 1931. 52. “Letters of Introduction,” 1913-1914; includes notable: [F. 20] a. Stein, Gertrude (recipient). 53. “Letters from HS,” Dec. 12, 1939- May 20, 1941. [F. 21] 54. “Letters to HS,” 1940-1941; includes notables: [F. 22] a. Chrysler, Walter Percy Jr. b. Cohn, Alfred. 55. “Lewin, Mrs. Julia,” 1930-1931. 56. “Lippmann, Walter,” 1931. 57. “M,” 1930-1931; includes notables: [F. 23] a. Marx, Julius (Groucho). b. Marx, Arthur (Harpo) (recipient). c. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (recipient). 58. “M,” 1931. [F. 24] Box 141 59. “Metropolitan Riding Club,” 1929-1930. [F. 1] 60. “Muldoon- Tunney Trophy Trustees,” 1929-1930. [F. 2] 61. “New York Times,” 1936-1940. [F. 3] 62. “Racing,” 1931. 63. “N,” 1931. [F. 4] 64. “O,” 1931. 65. “P,” 1931; includes notables: a. Pulitzer, Ralph. b. Pulitzer, Joseph. 66. “Paris Beginning April 30,” n.d. [F. 5] 67. “R,” 1931; includes notable: a. Roosevelt, Franklin D. 68. “Racing- Herbert Bayard Swope,” 1917. [F. 6] 69. “Dillon Read,” 1931. 70. “RKO Stockholders Protective,” 1934-1939. [F. 7-8] 71. “Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Family,” 1932. 72. “S,” 1931. [F. 9] 73. “Mr. Herbert Bayard Swope Sands Point L.J.,” 1937. 74. “Sands Point House,” 1936-1939; includes subfile: [F. 10] a. “Bids re: Sands Point 1936.” 75. “Saturday Evening Post,” 1938. [F. 11-12] 76. “School,” 1921-1922. [F. 13] 77. “School,” 1928. 78. “Alfred E. Smith,” 1934-1935. [F. 14] 79. “Alfred Smith,” 1936. 80. “St. Louis,” 1931. 81. “Stock,” 1931-1937.
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82. “Gerard Swope,” 1931. 83. “United Nations Atomic Energy Commission,” 1932-1939. [F. 15] 84. “V,” 1931. 85. “Stanley Walker,” 1938. 86. “John Wheeler,” 1929-1931. 87. “Jay Jerome Williams,” 1931. [F. 16] 88. “Alexander Woolcott,” 1931-1943; includes notable: a. Kaufman, Beatrice. 89. “World,” 1931; includes notable: [F. 17] a. Hearst, William Randolph. 90. re: Finances, 1931. [F. 18] 91. re: Joseph V. McKee campaign and The World, 1925-1933. 92. re: Insurance, 1931. 93. re: Requests for HBS, 1918-1922.
B. General. 1. 1914; includes notables: [F. 19] a. Pulitzer, Frederick. b. Pulitzer Ralph. 2. 1917. 3. 1918; includes notables: a. Pulitzer, Joseph. b. Pulitzer, Ralph. 4. 1919. [F. 20] 5. 1927. [F. 21] 6. 1930. 7. 1931. 8. 1940. 9. 1947. 10. 1953. 11. Undated. [F. 22]
II. Printed Materials. A. Files. Box 142 1. “Atomic Special,” 1947. [F. 1] 2. “Churchill Eisenhower,” 1/8/53. 3. “Clips for clip book,” 1956-1958. 4. “English Reviews & ‘Inside the German Empire,’” 1917. 5. “Financial 1930.” [F. 2] 6. “Fowler – Biography,” 1951-1952. 7. “HBS Clippings – Recent,” 1960-1961. 8. “HBS – Extra Clippings,” 1955-1957. 9. “HBS Personal Clips,” 1940-1946. [F. 3] 10. “Joseph Pulitzer,” 1945-1947. [F. 4] 11. “Miscellaneous Speeches and Clippings,” 1912-1925; includes manuscript materials.
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12. “Miscellany,” n.d. [F. 5] 13. “Swope, H.B. Extra Clippings,” 1957. [F. 6] 14. re: Financial Digests, 1933-1934. 15. re: Finances and government, 1933; includes correspondence. B. Reports (10), 1936-1955. [F. 7] C. Newsletters (13), 1919-1955. [F. 8] D. Lecture by Thomas E. Dewey, “Making Foreign Policy Under a Two- Party System,” 1950. [F. 9] E. Book fragments, n.d. F. News clippings 1916-1932. [F. 10-11] G. Magazines, 1934-1941. [F. 12] Box 143 H. Booklets, 1915-1953. [F. 1-7] I. Newspapers, 1914-1943. [F. 8-15] Box 144 J. Maps, 1913-1944. [F. 1] K. Menus, 1917-1949. L. Press releases, 1918-1945. [F. 2] M. Programs, 1917-1953. N. Brochures, 1931. O. Bulletins, 1934-1940. P. Journals, 1934-1941. [F. 3] Q. Pamphlets, 1940. R. Broadcasts, 1958; includes correspondence. S. Playbills, 1964. T. Advertisements, n.d. U. Court transcripts, 1941-1946. [F. 4-5]
III. Professional Materials. A. Files; may include correspondence, manuscript materials, holograph notes, financial materials, printed materials. 1. “B.M.T. [Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corporation],” 1938-1951. [F. 6] 2. “Cassidy, Marshall,” 1941-1951. [F. 7] 3. “Dahl, G. M.,” 1936-1938. [F. 8] 4. “East Utah,” 1946-1950. [F. 9] 5. “Editorialist,” 1936-1939. [F. 10] 6. “Election Results 1936,” 1930-1937. 7. “Florida,” 1944-1946. [F. 11] 8. “HBS Notes on B.M.T. and Unification,” 1940. [F. 12] 9. “HBS Personal,” 1942-1944. [F. 13] 10. “Herbert Bayard Swope,” 1941. [F. 14] 11. “Heywood Brown,” 1939-1940. 12. “Infantile Paralysis Committee,” 1943-1945. 13. “Jockey Club Bill,” 1955. [F. 15] 14. “K,” 1920. [F. 16] 15. “LaGuardia[, Fiorello],” 1944-1946. 16. “Lewin Fund,” 1930-1955.
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17. “Notes,” 1919. [F. 17] 18. “ONA – Board Meeting,” 1942. 19. “Personal,” 1929-1942. 20. “Press + Peace Conference,” 1919. [F. 18] Box 145 21. “Polaroid,” 1941-1943. [F. 1] 22. “Port Washington News,” 1940. 23. “S”, 1937. [F. 2-3] 24. “S,” 1939. [F. 4] 25. “S,” 1942- 1944. [F. 5] 26. “S- 20,” 1939. [F. 6] 27. “S- 20,” 1946. [F. 7-8] 28. “Miscellaneous S,” 1929. [F. 9] 29. “Saratoga,” 1939-1940; includes memorabilia. [F. 10] 30. “Saratoga Sales,” 1939. 31. “Schenck- 20th Century- Fox,” 1943-1946. [F. 11] 32. “Schenley General 1943.” [F. 12] 33. “Schenley General 1945.” [F. 13] 34. “Schmeling Sharkey Fight,” 1930. [F. 14] 35. “Scribner’s Magazine,” 1939. [F. 15] 36. “Seaway for Defense Committee,” 1941-1942. [F. 16] 37. “Senate Ways & Means Committee,” n.d. [F. 17] 38. “John Shevlin,” 1939-1940. [F. 18] 39. “Shevlin, John F.,” 1945. [F. 19] 40. “Charles A. Sloan Correspondence,” 1928-1929; includes subfile: a. “Council H. B. Swope,” 1928-1929. [F. 20-21] 41. “John Sloan,” 1938-1940. [F. 22] 42. “Small Business,” 1942-1943. [F. 23] 43. “Smoke Signal Case,” 1939. [F. 24] 44. “Society of Editors,” 1928-1929. [F. 25] 45. “Somervell, Brehon B. (Lt Gen),” 1942-1943. [F. 26] 46. “Special Appeal,” 1938-1939. [F. 27] 47. “Speeches,” 1942-1943. [F. 28] 48. “Staff” [Samuel G.], 1951. [F. 29] 49. “Stakes,” 1939. [F. 30] 50. “Standard Oil,” 1944. [F. 31] Box 146 51. “Starting,” 1938. [F. 1] 52. “Starting- Clippings,” 1938. [F. 2] 53. “Statements by H. B. S.,” 1937-1939. [F. 3] 54. “Statements- Racetracks,” 1936-1942. [F. 4] 55. “Statistics, etc. Clippings,” 1934-1939. [F. 5] 56. “Steed, Wickham Dinner,” 1937. [F. 6] 57. “Steeplechase Report 1939.” [F. 7] 58. “Steingut Irwin,” 1940. [F. 8] 59. “Stimson, Henry L. (Sec. of War),” 1942-1944. [F. 9] 60. “RKO Stockholders Com. 1940.” [F. 10] 61. “Stories,” 03/31/1943. [F. 11]
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62. “Story of Press Censorship,” 1914. [F. 12] 63. “Straus, H. L.,” 1942-1944. [F. 13] 64. “Summary of Nominations of 1957 Pulitzer Prizes in Journalism,” 1956-1957. [F. 14] 65. “Supplemental Tax,” 03/22/1939. [F. 15] 66. “Supplies,” 1943-1944. [F. 16] 67. “Surles, A. D. (Maj Gen),” 1942-1944. [F. 17] 68. “Gerard Swope,” 1937. [F. 18] 69. “Swope, Gerard,” 1942-1943. [F. 19] 70. “Swope, HEB,” 1941-1944. [F. 20] 71. “Swope, Herbert Bayard, Sr.,” 1942-1944. [F. 21] 72. “St. Louis Swopes,” 1937. [F. 22] 73. “St. Louis Swopes,” 1938-1940. [F. 23] 74. “Syracuse,” 1939. [F. 24] 75. “War Loss – Warburg,” 1941-1956. [F. 25] 28. “1945 (O’Brien’s) Memos to and from HBS,” 1949-1950. [F. 26] 29. Re: Financial market, 1934; includes subfiles: [F. 27] a. “Notes + Notes + Notes,” 1934. b. “Swope B.M.T.,” 1934. c. “Saratoga Racing Notes,” 1934; includes subfiles: i. “Racing,” 1934. ii. “Saratoga Notes,” n.d. 30. Re: Travels in Europe and foreign policy, 1916; includes legal materials. [F. 28] 31. Re: Versailles Peace Conference/Treaty, edits on Wilson’s Fourteen Points, 1919. [F. 29] 32. Re: War Industries Board, n.d. [F. 30-32] B. General. 1. 1950. [F. 33]
IV. Manuscripts. A. Files, TS unless noted. Box 147 1. “Speech Notes,” 1956. [F. 1] 2. “Speech Notes and Stories,” n.d. 3. “Stories – old,” 1918. 4. Re: edited copy of diary in possession of HBS, 1942-1943. B. Articles, 1918, n.d. [F. 2] C. Speeches, 1917-1941. D. News reports (cables), 1913, n.d. [F. 3] E. Fragments, 1896-1941. [F. 4] F. Lectures, 1950. G. Pamphlet drafts, n.d. H. Speech drafts, 1940. [F. 5] I. Essay drafts, 1919-1940. J. Article drafts, 1941. K. Holograph notes, n.d. [F. 6-7]
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L. Various TS notes with holograph comments and corrections, 1911-1958. [F. 8] V. Financial Materials. A. Files. 1. “1946 – Income Tax,” 1944-1946. [F. 9] 2. “1947 Monthly Summaries.” 3. “Bank Statements,” 1916-1952. [F. 10] 4. “CBS Financial Reports,” 1948. [F. 11] 5. “Directors’ Meeting Oct. 6 1948.” 6. “Hallgarten & Co.,” 1931. 7. “M.J. Meehan,” 1931. 8. “Social Refunds,” 1948. [F. 12] B. Receipts, 1916-1952. [F. 13] C. Personal bills, 1934-1947. [F. 14] D. Checkbooks, n.d. [F. 15] E. Balance books, 1951-1953. Box 148 F. Reports. 1. Professional reports, 1920-1955. [F. 1-3] 2. Personal reports, 1938-1944. [F. 4] G. Coupons, 1923. H. Tax return, 1941. I. Checkbooks. 1. Chase National Bank. [Loose] a. “Chase Reg. 12/7/51 to 3/28/52 HBS.” b. “Chase Regular 8497-8997 7/25/52-11/25/52.” c. “Chase – HBS 5/25/53-11/23/53.” d. Chase 4/22/55-11/4/55. e. “Chase Regular – HBS 5/30/56-12/11/56. f. Chase 6/19/57-1/3/58. 2. National City Bank. a. “Natl City – HBS – May 15, 1931 – 12/31/56. b. The National City Bank of New York 1/30/54-6/5/54. c. The National City Bank of New York 9/11/54-12/18/54. 3. General, 1931-1939. [F. 5] J. National Insurance Register, 1941. [F. 6] K. Profit and loss ledger, 1947-1948. [F. 7]
VI. Legal Materials. A. Files. Box 149 1. Re: Robert Bruce Powell, 1955. [F. 1] 2. Contracts, 1917-1941. [F. 2] 3. Court transcripts, 1918; includes notables: [F. 3] a. Pulitzer, Joseph. b. Pulitzer, Ralph. 4. Reports, 1914, n.d. [F. 4] 5. Affidavit re: Ruth Obre Dubonnet, 1946. [F. 5]
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VII. Photographs. A. Files. 1. Re: HBS “In Under the Wire,” 1 black-and-white print, n.d.; includes artwork. [F. 6] B. 3 black-and-white prints of Bernard M. Baruch Bust and Plaza, ca. 1953; includes artwork, BB’s signature. [F. 7] C. 2 black-and-white signed portraits, 1977, n.d.; includes correspondence, notable: 1. Churchill, Winston. D. 12 black-and-white portraits, 1940, n.d. [F. 8] E. 3 black-and-white prints re: Camping/trail rides, n.d. [Env. 1] F. 1 black-and-white print and 3 negatives re: Family, n.d. [Env. 2] G. 2 black-and-white prints re: racehorses, 1929. [Loose] H. 6 black-and-white prints re: functions, 1919-1933; includes notables: [Loose] 1. Wilson, Woodrow. 2. General Pershing. I. 3 black-and-white prints re: The World, 1932-1933. [Loose]
VIII. Electronic Media. A. Microfilm re: Clippings. [Loose]
IX. Personal Memorabilia. A. “The National Press Club Yearbook,” 1914. [F. 9] B. Travel visas and tickets, 1919. C. Warehouse storage tag, n.d. D. Roulette card, n.d. E. Painted quotes from “Henry VIII,” n.d.
X. Notebooks. A. Reporters’ notebooks (7), 1914-1919, n.d. [F. 10]
XI. Diaries and Journals. A. Diaries/Daily Planners. 1. 1912-1914. [Env. 3-5] 2. 1953-1957 (3). [Loose]
XII. Oversized Materials. A. Printed Materials. 1. Posters. Pkg. 1 a. re: Columbia University Journalism Award, n.d. b. re: “Swope Quits,” n.d. c. re: New York World circulation, n.d. 2. Clippings. Pkg. 2 a. 1919-1954. Pkg. 3-4 b. 1916-1945.
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Pkg. 5 3. “Renaud Succeeds Swope on New York World,” 1922-1928; includes correspondence, notables: a. Pulitzer, Joseph. 4. “Fragile Fox,” 1954; includes artwork. B. Photographs. 1. Black-and-white print re: 3 men at General Electric meeting, 1930; includes correspondence. C. Financial Materials. 1. HBS Personal cash book. Pkg. 6 2. Broker Ledger, 1936-1946. Pkg. 7 3. Voucher Register. D. Scrapbooks. Pkg. 8 1. Margaret Banister High School clippings, 1963-1976; includes black and white graduation portrait. Pkg. 9 2. re: Horse racing, n.d.; includes black and white print of “Piet.” 3. re: “The Clock,” n.d. Pkg. 10 4. re: airplane collision in Brooklyn 12/16/60, articles from New York Telegram and The Sun, nominated for Pulitzer Prize in journalism, 12/16/60- 1/19/61.
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