Eugene Meyer Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2014 Revised 2015 November

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Prepared by C. L. Craig, Paul Ledvina, and David Mathisen with the assistance of Leonard Hawley and Susie Moody Collection Summary Title: Eugene Meyer Papers Span Dates: 1864-1970 Bulk Dates: (bulk 1890-1959) ID No.: MSS52019 Creator: Meyer, Eugene, 1875-1959 Extent: 78,500 items ; 267 containers plus 2 oversize ; 107.6 linear feet ; 1 microfilm reel Language: Collection material in English Location: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Summary: Investment banker, financier, public official, and newspaperman. Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, diaries, oral history interviews, speeches, writings, congressional testimony, press statements, financial papers, family papers, biographical material, printed material, scrapbooks, photographs, and other papers relating to Meyer's life and career.

Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. People Baruch, Bernard M. (Bernard Mannes), 1870-1965--Correspondence. Bixby, Fred H.--Correspondence. Blythe, Samuel G. (Samuel George), 1868-1947--Correspondence. Friendly, Alfred--Correspondence. Friendly, Alfred. Graham, Philip L., 1915-1963. Hyman, Sidney. Kahn family. Meyer family. Meyer, Eugene, 1875-1959. Weill family. Wiggins, James Russell, 1903-2000--Correspondence. Wiggins, James Russell, 1903-2000. Zadoc family. Organizations Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company. Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation. American Institute of Public Opinion. American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation. Anaconda Copper Co. Boston Consolidated Mining Company. Clover Croft School. Gallup Organization. Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company, Ltd. Maxwell Motors. United States. Federal Farm Loan Board. United States. Federal Reserve Board. War Finance Corporation (U.S.) Washington Criminal Justice Association. Washington Post Company. Subjects Advertising.

Eugene Meyer Papers 2 Agriculture--United States. Aircraft industry. American newspapers--Washington (D.C.) Arts. Automobile industry and trade. Business. Charities. Commerce. Commercial policy. Corporations--Finance. Economic history. Economic policy. Economics. Finance. International economic relations. International economic relations. International finance. International trade. Journalism. Mental health. Metal trade. Mineral industries. Monetary policy. Newspaper publishing. Psychiatry. Psychology. Public opinion polls. Public relations. Ranching. Real estate business. Refugees. Social change. War reparations. World War, 1939-1945--Civilian relief. World War, 1939-1945. Places Europe--Description and travel. United States--Commercial policy. United States--Politics and government. Titles Washington post. Occupations Bankers. Financiers. Newspapermen. Public officials.

Eugene Meyer Papers 3 Administrative Information Provenance The papers of Eugene Isaac Meyer, investment banker, financier, public official, and newspaperman, were deposited in the Library of Congress by his family in 1974 and converted to a gift in 1976. Additional material was given by the family between 1976 and 1982. Processing History The papers of Eugene Meyer were processed between 1974 and 1994. The finding aid was revised in 2013 and again in 2014 Transfers Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Audio and video recordings have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Some photographs and negatives have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified in these divisions as part of the Eugene Meyer Papers. Related Material .A related collection in the Manuscript Division includes the papers of Meyer's wife, Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer. Copyright Status Copyright in the unpublished writings of Eugene Meyer in these papers and in other collections in the custody of the Library of Congress is reserved. Consult a reference librarian in the Manuscript Division for further information. Access and Restrictions The papers of Eugene Meyer are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use. Microfilm Microfilm on one reel was received as part of the papers of Eugene Meyer and is listed and described in this finding aid. This microfilm is not available for interlibrary loan. Online Content A digital version of part of the papers of Eugene Meyer is available on FRASER, the digital library of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, at https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/archival/?id=4951. Preferred Citation Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Eugene Meyers Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note Date Event 1875, Oct. 31 Born, Los Angeles, Calif.

1892 Attended University of California, Berkeley, Calif.

1895 Graduated, Yale University, New Haven, Conn.

1896-1900 Traveled in Europe; worked with Lazard Frres

Eugene Meyer Papers 4 1901 Purchased seat on New York Stock Exchange

1904-1917 Operated Eugene Meyer, Jr., and Co. (investment firm)

1910 Married Agnes Elizabeth Ernst

1917 Non-ferrous metals adviser, War Industries Board, Council of National Defense

1918-1919 Director, managing director, War Finance Corp.

1921-1927 Director, managing director, War Finance Corp.

1927-1929 Farm loan commissioner, Federal Farm Loan Board

1930-1933 Member and governor, Federal Reserve Board

1932 Chairman, Reconstruction Finance Corp.

1933-1946 Publisher, Washington Post

1941 Member, National Defense Mediation Board

1944 Established Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation

1946 President, International Bank for Reconstruction

1947-1959 Chairman of the board, Washington Post

1954 Purchased Washington Times-Herald

1959, July 17 Died, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content Note The papers of Eugene Meyer (1875-1959) span the period 1864-1970, with the bulk of the material concentrated in the years 1890-1959. The collection consists of correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, diaries, oral history interviews, speeches, writings, congressional testimony, press statements, financial papers, family papers, biographical material, printed material, scrapbooks, photographs, and miscellaneous items. The papers are organized in three installments of sixteen overlapping series: Part I: Memoirs and Diaries, Part I: Family Papers, Part I: General Correspondence, Part I: Speeches and Writings, Part I: Subject File, Part I: Miscellany, Part II: Family and General Correspondence, Part II: Speeches and Writings, Part II: Subject File, Part III: Diaries, Part III: Family and Personal Correspondence, Part III: General Correspondence, Part III: Subject File, Part III: Miscellany, Part III: Scrapbooks, and Part III: Additions. The collection documents Meyer's career as a financier, public servant, and newspaper publisher. From about 1900 to 1917, he was a broker and businessman; from 1918 to 1933 and briefly during World War II and in 1946, he was in government service; and from 1933 until 1959, the owner and publisher of the Washington Post. Included is biographical and background material on Meyer, his family, and business associates nationally and internationally. A major focus is on American economic and financial history, including agricultural and political economy, corporate finance, international monetary affairs, regulation of currencies, foreign trade, and war reparations. The collection treats business and financial interests extending from the automobile, airplane, and metals industries to mining, ranching, and real estate. Also featured

Eugene Meyer Papers 5 are his connections to the artistic community and a lifelong interest in psychology, psychiatry, and mental health. Material on the Washington Post, although extensive, relates less to editorial policies and practices than on the business aspects of advertising, public relations, syndication, and circulation. Subject File series in the three parts emphasize organizational rather than individual activity. Documented in addition to the Washington Post are Meyer's association with the War Finance Corporation, the Federal Farm Loan Board, and the Federal Reserve Board. Other subjects of importance pertain to Washington, D.C., to organizations such as the Washington Criminal Justice Association, and to Meyer's philanthropies during World War II. Examples of the latter include Clover Croft School files relating to refugee children and material concerning German Jewish refugees and the Zadoc-Kahn and Weill families. Also treated are postwar efforts by Meyer to supply food to Europe, privately and publicly. Speeches and Writings files chiefly concern Meyer's functions in government service, but also touch on Washington Post events and issues, the state of journalism, travels in Europe, and economic conditions. Included are texts of appearances before congressional committees and other question-and-answer sessions that provide evidence of his policy views and philosophy. Among the individuals represented in the papers are Alfred Friendly (1911-1983), Philip L. Graham, Sidney Hyman, James Russell Wiggins, and members of the Zadoc-Kahn family and the Weill (Weil) family. Corporate bodies represented include Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company, Allied Chemical & Dye Corporation, American Institute of Public Opinion, American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corporation, Anaconda Copper Co., Boston Consolidated Mining Company, Clover Croft School, Gallup Organization, Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Company, Ltd., Maxwell Motors, U.S. Federal Farm Loan Board, U.S. Federal Reserve Board, War Finance Corporation, Washington Criminal Justice Association, and the Washington Post Company. Prominent or frequent correspondents include Bernard M. Baruch, Fred H. Bixby, Samuel G. Blythe, Gutzon Borglum, Brendan Bracken, Robert H. Brand, Louis Dembitz Brandeis, Alfred A. Cook, George R. Cooksey, Calvin Coolidge, William O. Douglas, Abba Solomon Eban, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Felix Frankfurter, Charles Freer, Alfred Friendly (1911-1983), Philip L. Graham, Floyd R. Harrison, Helen Hayes (1900-1993), James W. Hoban, Herbert Hoover, J. Edgar Hoover, Sidney Hyman, Thomas Mann, Herbert G. Moulton, Eddy Rickenbacker, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Carl Sandburg, Edward Steichen, Earl Warren, James Russell Wiggins, Woodrow Wilson, and the Meyer (Myers) family.

Arrangement of the Papers This collection is arranged in sixteen series in three parts: Part I: • Memoirs and Diaries, 1906-1952 • Family Papers, 1864-1964 • General Correspondence, 1908-1959 • Speeches and Writings, 1904-1956 • Subject File, 1907-1959 • Miscellany, 1903-1959 Part II: • Family and General Correspondence, 1915-1948 • Speeches and Writings, circa 1905-1958 • Subject File, 1875-1970 Part III: • Diaries, 1919-1959 • Family and Personal Correspondence, 1890-1957 • General Correspondence, 1905-1915 • Subject File, circa 1890-1945 • Miscellany, circa 1890-1950 • Scrapbooks, circa 1890-1946 • Additions, 1921-1959

Eugene Meyer Papers 6 Description of Series

Container Series BOX I:1 Part I: Memoirs and Diaries, 1906-1952 Transcripts of oral history interviews, fragmentary notebooks, and trip accounts. Arranged by type of material.

BOX I:2-7 Part I: Family Papers, 1864-1964 Correspondence with family members, with attachments and related material. Arranged by type of material and therein by name of person and chronologically.

BOX I:8-77 Part I: General Correspondence, 1908-1959 Letters received and copies of letters sent, with attachments and related material. A first section, 1908-1959, is arranged alphabetically by name of individual and chronologically therein; a second section of miscellaneous correspondence, 1917-1959 is arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization; and a third section, 1917-1933, on government service, is arranged chronologically.

BOX I:78-88 Part I: Speeches and Writings, 1904-1956 Print and near-print copies of speeches, articles, press statements, interviews, congressional testimony, and other writings, with some correspondence and notes. Arranged in a numbered series, generally in chronological order by month, with non-numbered items in chronological order at the end of the series.

BOX I:89-165 Part I: Subject File, 1907-1959 Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, printed matter, and other material. Arranged alphabetically by name of organization or subject. A partial list of correspondents is provided for some subjects.

BOX 166 Part I: Miscellany, 1903-1959 Printed matter, certificates, awards, degrees, biographical material, and miscellaneous items. Arranged alphabetically by type of material or subject.

BOX II:170 Part II: Family and General Correspondence, 1915-1948 Letters sent and received. Arranged alphabetically by name of person within type of correspondence.

BOX II:171-176 Part II: Speeches and Writings, circa 1905-1958 Typescript and printed copies of speeches and writings. Unarranged.

BOX II:177-199 Part II: Subject File, 1875-1970 Correspondence, memoranda, financial papers concerning extensive contributions files, reports, printed matter, and photographs. Arranged alphabetically by subject, name of person, or organization.

BOX III:200-207 Part III: Diaries, 1919-1959 Diaries and appointment Books. Arranged chronologically.

Eugene Meyer Papers 7 BOX III:208-215 Part III: Family and Personal Correspondence, 1890-1957 Letters sent and received. Arranged into a chronological file, letters of condolence file, and alphabetical file.

BOX III:216-225 Part III: General Correspondence, 1905-1915 Letters received and copies of letters sent. Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization.

BOX III:226-253 Part III: Subject File, circa 1890-1945 Correspondence, memoranda, financial papers, reports, and printed matter. Arranged alphabetically by subject, name of person, or organization.

BOX III:254-257 Part III: Miscellany, circa 1890-1950 Printed matter, picture post cards, photographs and water colors. Arranged by type of material.

BOX III:258-267 Part III: Scrapbooks, circa 1890-1946 Mainly scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. Arranged by type or title and therein chronologically.

BOX III:268-269 Part III: Additions, 1921-1959 Office memorandum, letters of condolence, and scrapbooks of clippings relating to the War Finance Corp. Arranged by type of material.

Eugene Meyer Papers 8 Container List

Container Contents

BOX I:1 Part I: Memoirs and Diaries, 1906-1952 Transcripts of oral history interviews, fragmentary notebooks, and trip accounts. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 1 Interviews, Columbia University Oral History Project, with Dean Albertson, 1952 No. 1, Jan. (circa 1875-1895 and family history) No. 2, Jan. (circa 1893-1897) No. 3, Jan.(circa 1890-1910 and philosophy) No. 4, Jan. (circa 1904-1920) No. 5, Jan. (circa 1908-1911) No. 6, Feb. (circa 1904-1916) No. 7, Feb. (circa 1914-1921) No. 8, Feb. (circa 1901-1918) No. 9, Feb. (circa 1912-1918) No. 10, Apr. (circa 1918-1920) No. 11, Apr. (circa 1918-1920) No. 12, Apr. (circa 1919-1920) No. 13, Apr. (circa 1920-1922) No. 14, May (circa 1920-1922) No. 15, May (circa 1921-1926) No. 16 (not in collection) No. 17, May (circa 1926-1927) No. 18, May (circa 1926-1929) Diaries Account of motor trip with Walter T. Stern, by Stern, 1906 Notebooks (fragmentary) Apr.-May 1919 July-Aug. 1919 Nov.-Dec. 1919 Jan.-Feb. 1920 Journals Trips to Europe June-July 1919 Account by Alfred Friendly (1911-1983), Aug.-Sept. 1947 With James Russell Wiggins, Oct.-Nov. 1951 Trip to London, Sept. 1941

BOX I:2-7 Part I: Family Papers, 1864-1964 Correspondence with family members, with attachments and related material. Arranged by type of material and therein by name of person and chronologically.

BOX 2 Correspondence

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On death of father, Eugene Meyer, Sr., Jan. 1925 (3 folders) On death of mother, Harriet Newmark Meyer, Sept. 1922 (3 folders) On death of sister, Florence Meyer Blumenthal, Sept. 1930 With brother, Edgar J. Meyer (re mining, finance) Sept. 1906-Apr. 1907 May 1907 June-Oct. 1907 1908-1910 BOX 3 With daughter, Elizabeth Meyer and Pare Lorenz 1922-1929 1930-1934 1935-1939 1940-1944 1945-1946 1947-1949 1950-1953 1954-1959 With daughter, Florence Meyer and Oscar Homolka 1922-1929 1930-1934 1935-1939 1940-1943 BOX 4 1944-1949 1950-1952 1953-1954 1955-1958 With daughter Ruth Meyer and William A. Epstein 1925-1939 1940-1949 1950-1959 With father Eugene Meyer, Sr. , 1908-1909 With niece Jane Meyer and George Stern, 1932-1956 With sister Florence Meyer and George Blumenthal (also re banking) 1921-1926 1927-1930 1930-1941 (George Blumenthal only) With son, Eugene Meyer III (Bill) and Mary Bradley Meyer 1922-1929 1930-1934 1935-1936 1937-1940 BOX 5 1935-1936 1937-1940 1941-1943 (includes diary of 1943-1944)

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1944 1945 1946-1950 1951-1954 1955-1960 With wife, Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer 1912-1915 1927-1928 1930-1939 BOX 6 Condolences on death of Meyer, 1959 Letters To Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer (3 folders) To family To Philip Graham Telegrams BOX 7 Miscellaneous Miscellany Meyer Mausoleum, Kensico Cemetery, 1924-1959 Miscellaneous, 1864-1969 Meyer, Walter E. Stern, Rosalie Meyer Papers of Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer, 1950-1960 Awards, degrees, 1950-1957 Birthday dinner speeches, Eugene Meyer III and John Lord O'Brien,1957 Miscellaneous, 1951-1960 Speeches 1954-1955 1958 1959 1960

BOX I:8-77 Part I: General Correspondence, 1908-1959 Letters received and copies of letters sent, with attachments and related material. A first section, 1908-1959, is arranged alphabetically by name of individual and chronologically therein; a second section of miscellaneous correspondence, 1917-1959 is arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization; and a third section, 1917-1933, on government service, is arranged chronologically.

BOX 8 Individuals Acheson, Dean, 1945-1948 Ackerman, Carl W. and Mabel 1933-1936 (journalism and banking) 1937-1956 Adams, Ansel, 1939-1956 Adee, George T., 1921-1947 Adler, Julius Ochs, 1938-1950

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Aikin, Wilford, 1943-1946 Albright, Charles E., 1930-1947 (life insurance) Allen, Frederick H., 1928-1930 (international banking) Alsop, Joseph and Stewart, 1940-1958 (includes Charles Davila and Robert Kintner) Altschul, Charles, 1914 Altschul, Frank and Helen, 1929-1959 Anderson, Harold H. (Includes Gallup Research Service, William Hearst, W. M. Kiplinger, Harlan Miller, and Publishers Syndicate) 1936-1939 1940-1948 1949-1955 Anderson, Paul, 1934 (includes Freda Kirchwey) Archbold, Anne, 1936-1942 Armsby, George, 1933-1941 Armsby, James K., 1927-1935 Arnold, Thurman, 1939-1949 Arnsein, Lawrence, 1943-1958 Astor, Nancy, 1940-1943 Ayres, Leonard P., 1931-1937 BOX 9 Babson, Roger W., 1921-1949 Baker, Newton Diehl, 1932-1940 Baird, Bruce, 1943-1959 Ballantine, Arthur A. 1931-1953 Barnes, Julius H., 1921-1932 (grain and Chamber of Commerce) Barr, Stringfellow, 1939-1945 Barrett, Henry R., 1924-1934 (New York real estate) Barton, Bruce, 1934-1949 Baruch, Bernard M. 1921-1931 1932-1941 1942-1951 1952-1958 Bass, Elizabeth (Mrs. George), 1921-1938 Baum, Abby and Franz, 1939-1943 Beatty, A. Chester, 1940-1958 Beckers, William Gerald, 1921-1948 Beebe, M. Plin, 1923-1932 Beecroft, Frieda (Mrs. William G.), and family, 1924-1957 BOX 10 Benton, William B. 1936-1939 1940-1952 Berle, Adolf A., Jr., 1938-1953 Bernays, Edward L., 1931-1952 Berheimer, Charles L., 1921-1937 Berrien, C. R., 1934-1938 Bestor, Paul, 1934-1955

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Biddle, Francis, 1940-1944 Biddle, Margaret (Mrs. Anthony J. D.), 1941-1949 Biddle, Margaret, 1950-1953 Bien, Gertrude, 1938-1940 (Bien is the subject rather than the writer) Billikopf, Jacob, 1938-1949 Bingham, Robert W., 1922-1938 Bixby, Fred H. 1923-1927 1928-1930 1931-1933 1934-1936 BOX 11 1937-1940 1941-1946 1947-1949 1950-1952 Black, Eugene R., 1934 Black, Ian E. and Denise 1935-1940 1941-1949 See also Containers 101-102, Clover Croft School Black, James B., 1946-1958 (Pacific Gas and Electric) Blackett, Hill, 1935-1958 (advertising) Blanton, Thomas L., 1934-1938 Bledsoe, Oscar F., 1927-1951 (cotton) Bliss, Robert Wood and Mildred, 1941-1946 (copy of 1844 Robert Peel letter) Bliven, Bruce, 1922 (New York Globe) Block, Paul, 1926-1941 Bloom, Sol, 1938-1949 BOX 12 Blumenthal, Fritz F., 1933-1945 Blythe, Samuel George 1924-1936 1937-1947 Bocking, Charles, 1937-1944 Bodfish, Morton, 1934-1943 Bohen, Frederick O. and Mark, 1933-1941 Bogue, Morton G., 1922-1955 Borglum, Gutzon, 1920-1939 Borglum, Gutzon and Mary, 1941-1943 Bortin, Harry, 1938-1950 Bowers, Claude G., 1940-1953 Bracken, Brendan 1939-1946 1947-1949 1950-1952 1953-1954 1955-1958 BOX 13 Bradley, Omar N.

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1946-1949 1950-1958 Brand, Robert H. 1922-1930 1931-1939 1940-1949 1950-1958 Brandeis, Louis D. and Alice, 1921-1942 Brennan, George M., 1922-1952 Brisbane, Arthur, 1921-1932 (Federal Reserve Board) Broderick, John Joyce and Marjorie, 1921-1933 Brown, Thomas McPherson, 1951-1958 Brownlow, Louis, 1940-1950 Buck, Eugene E., 1937-1950 Buckner, Mortimer N. 1921-1930 (banking, Yale University) 1931-1942 Butterworth, Frank S., 1938-1950 Byrnes, James F., 1939-1955 BOX 14 Cahn, Frank B., 1934-1940 Calder, William M., 1921-1933 Calhoun, Daisy B. (Mrs. C .C.), 1933-1934 Camrose, William, 1939-1954 Cantwell, James J., 1938-1953 Capper, Arthur, 1921-1948 (agricultural finance) Cardozo, Benjamin N., 1932-1938 Carlton, A. E., 1922-1932 (Holly Sugar Corp.) Carrell, Alexia, includes Frederic R. Coudert., 1937-1944 Carroll, Raymond G., 1930-1937 Carter, Amon G., 1931-1954 Carver, Clifford N., 1926-1936 Castle, Frederick W., includes Orlando F. Weber, 1933-1945 Catchings, Waddill, 1931-1945 Cates, Louis S. 1921-1942 Utah Copper Co. Phelps-Dodge Corp. 1943-1958 Chadbourne, William M., 1930-1949 Cherner, Joseph, 1937-1949 Childs, Marquis, 1943-1957 Chubb, Robert Walston, 1928-1957 Churchill, Winston, includes Clementine Churchill, 1950-1956 Clapper, Raymond, 1934-1957 BOX 15 Clark, Charles Upson, 1941-1955 Clark, Edward T., 1924-1935 (secretary to Calvin Coolidge)

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Clayton, William L. 1940-1948 1949-1953 Cobb, Irving S., 1938-1944 Coblentz, Edmund D., 1936-1947 Cockerell, Theodore D.A., 1943-1947 Colcord, Lincoln, 1933-1937 Coleman, D'Alton Corry, 1944 Conant, James B., 1949 Cooksey, George R. 1922-1932 1933-1957 Cooley, Elmer E., 1921-1957 Coolidge, Calvin, 1929-1935 Corbett, Henry, 1944-1952 Corcoran, Thomas, 1933-1937 Cortney, Philip, 1949-1954 Costikyan, S. Kent, 1937-1948 BOX 16 Coudenhove-Kalergi, R.N., 1940-1947 Couzens, James, 1924-1933 Cowles, John and Mike 1932-1945 1946-1959 Cox, Abraham, 1943-1953 Cox, Albert L., 1942-1945 Cox, Oscar 1942-1948 1949-1958 Coy, Wayne, 1948-1957 Crawford, William H., 1922 Cribbins, Walter W., 1941-1943 Crossley, Randolph, 1951-1955 Crowther, Samuel, 1930-1942 Cullman, Howard S. 1932-1951 1952-1959 Cullman, Joseph F., Sr., 1922-1952 Cummings, Homer, 1936-1943 BOX 17 Daiger, J. M., 1931-1937 Daly, John F., 1933-1934 Daniels, Josephus, 1933-1947 Daniels, Worth, 1938-1943 Darling, J. N. and Frank W., 1932-1941 Davies, Joseph E. 1938-1942 1943-1955

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Davila, Charles A., 1935-1955 Davis, Elmer, 1942-1958 Davis, Dwight F., 1922-1949 Davis, John W., 1927-1954 Davis, Robert H., 1941-1942 Davis, Smith, 1943-1944 Davison, George W., 1932-1937 Dawes, Charles G., 1922-1951 Day, Joseph P. 1921-1934 1935-1951 de Chambrun, Ren A., 1933-1941 Delano, Frederic A., 1930-1941 Dennett, Carl P., 1932-1940 Desvernine, Raoul E., 1940-1951 Dewey, John, 1937-1952 BOX 18 Dewey, Thomas E., 1937-1950 Doriot, Georges F. 1934-1947 1948-1953 Douglas, Lewis W., 1936-1954 Douglas, William O., 1937-1953 Drake, L. Francis V., 1943-1945 Draper, Ernest G., 1937-1947 Dreyfus, Suzanne Ado, and family 1940 1941 1942 1943-1944 1945-1956 Drucker, Adolph, 1943-1951 Drucker, Gerhart, 1936-1941 BOX 19 Drucker, Pete F., 1937-1941 Dudley, Drew, 1946-1958 Dulles, Allan Dulles, John Foster 1919-1924 1930-1931 1932-1958 du Pasquier, Pierre, 1927-1935 Earle, Susan H., 1928-1936 Edie, Lionel D., 1931-1955 Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1943-1951 1952-1958 Eisenhower, Dwight D. candidacy, 1952

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Elliman, Lawrence B. and Douglas L. 1922-1930 1931-1936 (real estate) Ellsworth, Edith, 1937-1942 Elser, Frank B. and Max, Jr., 1926-1945 BOX 20 Eno, William P., 1935-1942 Ernst, Carola, 1920-1936 Ernst, Frederic and family 1925-1936 1937-1953 Esberg, Milton H. and family 1921-1934 1935-1938 1939-1944 1945-1959 Ethridge, Mar, 1935-1955 Evans, Peyton R., 1935-1950 BOX 21 Farley, James A., 1937-1957 Faulkner, Waldron, 1939-1956 Fenthol, Fritz, 1938 Field, Charles K., 1931-1947 Fish, Hamilton, 1933-1942 Fisher, Walter, 1923-1951 Fisk, Kerby, 1956-1958 Fleishchman, Manly 1952-1954 1955-1958 Fleishhacker, Herbert, 1925-1940 Fleming, Lamar L., 1930-1933 Fleming, Robert V., 1946-1957 Flexner, Bernard, 1934-1944 Folger, John C., 1943-1955 Forbes, B. C., 1921-1934 Fordyce, Samuel W., 1918-1944 Forrestal, James V., 1941-1947 Foster, George C., 1932-1954 BOX 22 Frank, Bruno Sebald and Elizabeth, 1938-1945 Frank, Jerome N., 1938-1941 Frankfurter, Felix 1917-1931 1932-1934 1935-1937 1938-1941 1942-1957 Franklin, George S., 1921-1934 Fraser, Leon, 1937-1945

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Freeman, Douglas S. 1936-1943 1944-1954 Freeman, James E., 1931-1941 (Washington Cathedral) Friedman, Elisha M. 1921-1924 1925-1932 1933-1937 BOX 23 1938-1944 1945-1950 Freer, Charles L. 1913-1915 1916-1927 Fremont-Smith, Frank, 1946-1947 Fry, George A. 1935-1948 1949-1955 Fullbright, J. W., 1943-1955 Gammell, Susanna Valentine (Mrs. William), 1928-1957 Garrett, George A. 1934-1940 1941-1957 Gerard, James W., 1947-1951 Gildersleeve, Virginia C., 1945-1946 Gillen, Martin J., 1923-1942 Gimbel, Bernard F., 1932-1958 Gladd, Carter 1921-1932 1933-1950 BOX 24 Goldenweiser, E.A. Grady, Henry F., 1939-1950 Granik, Theodore, 1939-1946 Grayson, Cary T., 1922-1940 Greene, Nathan, 1943-1953 Greeman, Frederick F., 1933-1946 Griswold, Benjamin H., Jr. 1929-1936 1937-1950 Gross, John and Laura, 1941-1956 Guggenheim, Simon, 1925-1939 Guggenheim, William, 1930-1939 Gumpert, Martin, 1950-1953 Gutt, Camille, 1943-1957 Hale, William H., 1934-1940 Halifax, Edward, Earl of 1940-1948

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1949-1957 Hall, Noel Frederick, 1941 Hamilton, Clayton, 1925-1941 BOX 25 Hammond, Bray, 1951-1956 Hansen, C. B., 1947-1957 Hard, William, 1922-1953 Harlow, Arthur H. 1923-1943 1944-1958 Harriman, Florence (Mrs. J. Borden), 1933-1954 Harrison, Floyd R. Jan.-19 June 1959 July-19 Dec. 1949 Jan.-19 June 1950 July-19 Dec. 1950 1951 BOX 26 1952-1959 (8 folders) Harrison, George L., 1933-1958 BOX 27 Hartley, Harold, 1938-1957 Hausdorff, Clara, 1939-1942 (immigration) Haworth, Mary, 1937-1958 Hecht, R. S. 1921-1929 1930-1946 Heinl, Robert D., 1921-1944 Henderson, Gerald C. and Mary T. 1924-1926 1927-1929 Henderson, Mary T., 1933-1955 Henshel, Harry D., includes Ard Bulova and Edgar J. Meyer (1912), 1945-1957 Herrick, Parmely W., 1927-1934 Herzog, Paul M., 1950-1958 Hess, Arthur M., 1927-1945 Hirschmann, I. A., 1944-1946 Hoban, J. W. 1928-1931 1932-1936 BOX 28 1937-1950 Hobby, William P. and Oveta Culp, 1937-1945 Hoffman, Paul G., 1946-1958 Hogan, Frank J., 1934-1944 Holmberg, George G. 1924-1949 1930-1939 1940-1947

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1948-1953 Hooker, James F., 1924-1944 Hoover, Herbert 1921-1927 1928-1949 Hoover, J. Edgar, 1936-1949 Hotchkis, Preston, 1943-1958 Hull, Cordell, 1937-1945 Hurley, Patrick J., 1935-1945 Huston, Walter, 1932-1938 Hyman, Sidney, 1954-1957 ("An American President") BOX 29 Ickes, Harold 1939-1941 1942-1948 Iltis, Hugo, 1939-1941 Immanuel, Max, 1939-1945 Ingels, Howard P., 1930-1937 Ingersol, Ralph, 1939-1940 Jaffray, C. T., 1933-1956 James, George R., 1920-1937 James, Marquis, 1940-1945 Janeway, Charles A., 1944-1955 Javits, Benjamin A., 1929-1957 Jeidels, Otto, 1938-1947 Jelleff, Frank R., 1936-1958 Johnson, Louis, 1938-1952 Johnson, Robert L., 1934-1949 Johnson, Samuel O., 1936-1951 Jones, Alexander F., 1950-1954 BOX 30 Jones, Jesse H. 1933-1942 1943-1951 Kaufman, Henry J., 1938-1952 Kaufman, Edgar J., 1938-1943 Kaufman, Edmund I., 1933-1950 Keller, A.G., 1923-1942 Kellogg, Charlotte (Mrs. Vernon) and family, 1922-1939 Kellogg, Charlotte and family, 1940-1958 Kennedy, Joseph P., 1935-1949 Kent, Frank R., 1931-1955 Kenworthy, Marion 1931-1947 1948-1958 Kimmel, H. E., 1945 Kindersley, Robert M., 1926-1954 King, Wyncie, 1939

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Kiplinger, Willard M., 1940-1948 Knauth, Oswald W., 1931-1937 Knox, Jean M., 1941-1945 BOX 31 Kommer, Rudolf, 1938-1943 Kopperud, A., 1923-1934 Kreml, Franklin, 1941-1946 Krock, Arthur, 1944-1955 Lachmann, Karl, 1938-1944 Lamont, Thomas W., 1931-1948 Landon, Alf M. 1935 1936, Jan.-Mar. 1936, Apr. 1936, May-July 1936, Aug.-Dec. 1937-1945 Langworthy, Herman M. 1929-1937 1938-1952 Lapham, Rodger D., 1940-1956 BOX 32 Lasker, Albert D., 1923-1953 Laski, Harold, 1923-1950 Lawler, Oscar 1937-1950 1951-1956 Lawrence, David, 1923-1955 Laws, Bolitha J., 1945-1958 Layton, Walter, 1943-1951 Lazard, Didier, 1937-1945 Lazard, Max 1922-1940 1941-1954 Lazaron, Morris S., 1937-1953 Leach, Hugh, 1936-1954 Leffingwell, Russell C. 1920-1932 1933-1945 1946-1957 BOX 33 Legge, Alexander, 1921-1936 Lehman, Herbert H., 1938-1957 Lehman, Irving, 1935-1941 Lemkin, Raphael, 1944-1951 Levinger, Alfred, 1921-1945 Lévy-Despas, André, 1941-1952 Libman, Emanuel, 1922-1946 Lichtenstein, Walter, 1930-1934

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Light, Charles P., 1929-1951 Lincoln, Edmond E., 1934-1944 Lindley, Ernest K. 1938-1939 1940-1949 Lippmann, Walter, 1931-1956 Lipsett, C. H., 1921-1950 BOX 34 Litvinoff, Maxim and Ivy, 1942-1943 Livingston, Joseph A., 1945-1953 Loeb, Edwin J., 1932-1952 Loeb, Joseph P., 1937-1957 Loewy, Raymond, 1938-1943 Longworth, Nicholas and Alice, 1923-1944 Lothian, Lord, 1934-1940 Lowry, Edward G. 1922-1928 1929-1943 Luce, Clare and Henry R., 1935-1958 Luckman, Charles, 1947-1953 Lutkins, Clinton S., 1930-1957 Lyons, Gerald, 1936 Lyons, Leonard, 1940-1951 MacIntyre, Malcolm, 1929-1934 MacLean, Eugene, 1933-1940 Mann, Thomas and Erika, 1937-1945 Marlow, Thomas A., 1925-1937 Marr, G. A., 1925-1955 BOX 35 Marshal, George C., 194145 Martin, Frank L., 1937-1940 Marvin, Dwight, 1942-1943 Mayer, August, 1939-1941 McCarthy, Joseph R., 1953 McCloy, John J. 1942-1948 1949-1958 McCormick, Medill and Ruth, 1922-1937 McDevitt, George A., 1934-1941 McDonald, James G., 1931-1949 McKee, John K., 1937-1955 McLean, Angus W. 1929-1931 1932-1944 McPherrin, Grant 1921-1924 1925-1933 Mellon, Andrew W., 1924-1942

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Mencken, H. L., 1936-1947 BOX 36 Messersmith, George S. 1934-1943 1944-1946 Meyer, Gabrielle, 1926-1953 Miller, Adolph C., 1921-1951 Miller, Charles A., 1932-1935 Miller, Nathan, 1922-1945 Mills, Ogden L. 1927-1932 1933-1942 Montague, Gilbert H., 1945-1958 Moore, Charles F., 1936-1958 Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 1929-1951 Morley, Felix, 1933-1936 Morrill, Chester, 1923-1958 Morse, Wayne L., 1944-1950 BOX 37 Moulton, Herbert G. Jan. 1946-19Apr 1947 May-Dec. 1947 Jan.-June 1948 July-Dec. 1948 Jan.-May 1949 June-Dec. 1949 Jan.-May 1950 June-Dec. 1950 Jan. 1951-May 1952 June 1952-Dec. 1953 1954-1959 BOX 38 Murphy, Frederick, 1924-1938 Murray, John, 1945-1954 Namm, Benjamin H., 1938-1955 Nelson, Donald M., 1942-1948 Newmark, Marco R., 1943-1952 Newmyer, Arthur G., 1922-1949 Norton, John Pease, 1931-1951 Nover, Barnet, 1939-1947 O'Brien, Robert L., 1939-1957 O'Neil, Gordon, 1934-1945 Oppenheimer, Oscar, 1934-1949 Oppenheimer, Winfried H., 1940-1943 Parran, Thomas, 1937-1945 Pasche, Charles, 1923-1933 Patchin, Robert H., 1943-1948 Patterson, Robert P., 1942-1952 Paul, Randolph E., 1942-1945

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Paulger, Leo H., 1932-1952 Peek, George N., 1921-1935 Pegler, Westbrook, 1935-1943 Perkins, Frances, 1937-1945 Peters, Frank M., 1912-1916 Peterson, Robert L., 1956 BOX 39 Phleger, Herman 1940-1948 1949-1952 1953-1958 Powell, Margaret E., 1929-1946 Preston, Thomas R., 1921-1934 Prichard, Edward F., 1940-1944 Ranson, Floyd D., 1944-1951 Rathbone, Beatrice, 1941-1942 Read, C. H. (?), 1908-1911 (British Museum) Remmler, Franz, includes Oscar Oppenheimer, 1923 Reynolds, Jackson E., 1921-1938 Richberg, Donald R., 1938-1941 Rickenbacker, Edward V. 1934-1940 1941-1956 Robb, Ellis D., 1922-1927 Roberts, George, 1932-1956 Roberts, Nicholas, 1931-1937 Robinson, Henry M., 1923-1924 Rockefeller, Nelson A., 1941-1947 Rogers, Lillian, 1923-1924 Romilly, Esmond and Jessica, 1940-1942 Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1942-1950 BOX 40 Roosevelt, Franklin D. 1921-1933 1934-1945 Roosevelt, Theodore, 1923-1942 Root, Oren, Jr., 1940-1949 Rosenburg, James N., 1921-1958 Rosenwald, Julius, 1921-1931 (includes C. M. Kittle, W. W. Martin, and Sears Roebuck and Co.) Rowe, Leo S., 1939-1946 Sachs, Alexander, 1933-1952 Sandburg, Carl, 1927-1955 Schubert, Paul, 1942-1945 Schwerin, Martin, 1955-1958 Sheehy, Maurice S. 1937-1949 1950-1959

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Shel, Bernard J., 1945-1958 BOX 41 Shoup, Paul, 1929-1944 Smith, Alfred E., 1933-1946 Snyder, John W., 1946-1953 Sproul, Robert G., 1936-1957 Steelman, John R., 1946-1952 Steichen, Edward J. 1914-1952 1953-1955 Steinhardt, Lawrence A., 1937-1950 Stern, Jacques, 1937-1948 Stevenson, Adlai E., 1956-1958 Stewart, Charles E., 1936-1954 Stokes, Anson P., 1935-1957 Stone, A. H., 1942-1946 Stone, Harlan F., 1924-1946 Straus, Oscar S. and Roger W., 1926-1948 Strauss, Manny, 1927-1947 Stuart, Harry L., 1921-1951 Sullivan, Mark, 1934-1950 BOX 42 Sulzberger, Arthur H., 1944-1958 Swope, Herbert B. 1921-1942 1943-1956 Sze, Sao-Ke Alfred, 1935-1948 Tandler, William S., 1936-1957 Taylor, Reese H., 1946-1953 Taylor, Ruth, 1931-1958 Teagle, Walter C., 1933-1958 Thompson, Dorothy, 1938-1941 Thurnauer, Charles 1925-1929 1930-1954 Thurston, Elliot, 1931-1955 Truman, Harry S., 1943-1950 Tydings, Milliard E., 1940-1958 Tyser, Grenville 1939-1949 1950-1957 Vandenburg, Arthur H., 1931-1949 Vinson, Fred M., 1937-1953 BOX 43 Wallace, Henry A., 1937-1950 Waltman, Franklin, Jr., 1936-1955 Wanger, Walter, 1940-1951 Warburg, James P., 1931-1955 Warburg, Paul M., 1930-1931

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Ward, Evans, 1931-1947 Ward, William L. 1922-1929 1930-1946 Warren, Charles, 1932-1949 Weber, Orlando F. 1924-1935 1936-1945 Wehle, Louis B., 1921-1955 Weill, Francis and family, 1950-1958 Weill, Michel D., 1942-1950 Weill, Pierre and family 1922-1936 1942 1946-1956 (David-Weill, Pierre) Weinburg, Sidney J., 1947-1958 Welles, Sumner, 1933-1952 Wheat, Carl I., 1945 Wheelock, William H., 1933-1940 Wilbur, Ray L., 1933-1948 BOX 44 Wile, Frederic W., 1922-1941 Willard, Henry A., 1940-1945 Williams, Lewis B., 1932-1955 Willkie, Wendell L., 1939-1944 Wilson, Kate, 1921-1951 Wilson, Woodrow and Edith Bolling, 1920-1935 Wolman, Leo, 1946-1948 Wood, Charles Erskine Scott, 1922-1939 Woodin, William H., 1930-1933 Woolley, Clarence M. 1925-1934 1938-1939 1945-1950 1951-1956 Yarnell, Harry E., 1944-1950 Young, James Webb, 1950-1958 Young, Owen D., 1922-1946 Young, Roy A., 1922-1955 Zadoc-Kahn, Leon, and family 1925-1944 1945-1956 (includes Adolf Dreyfus, Adolf, Eddie Folliard, Joseph J. Larkin, and Henri Rothschild) BOX 45 Miscellaneous, 1917-1959 (primarily 1933-1959) Abb-Ambassador (2 folders) American, A-Z (3 folders)

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Ana-Bay (6 folders) BOX 46 Bea-Bre (11 folders) BOX 47 Bri-Civ (13 folders) BOX 48 Cla-Dav (13 folders) BOX 49 Daw-Els (13 folders) BOX 50 Ema-Fry (14 folders) BOX 51 Ful-Guz (11 folders) BOX 52 Haa-Hit (11 folders) BOX 53 Hob-Interior (8 folders) International, A-Y (3 folders) Intertype-Iza BOX 54 Jac-Key (11 folders) BOX 55 Kid-Lit (13 folderes) BOX 56 Lob-McK (12 folders) BOX 57 McL-My (12 folders) BOX 58 Na (except national) National (3 folders) P-Neu (2 folders) New (general) New (organizations) New (states and towns) Nil-Oh (2 folders) BOX 59 Ol-Pop (9 folders) BOX 60 Por-Ros (10 folders) BOX 61 Rot-Sim (8 folders) BOX 62 Sin-Tex (8 folders) BOX 63 Tha-Tys (2 folders)

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U (general) Union United University Val-Wig Wil (organizations) Win-Wor (2 folders) BOX 64 Wre-Zug (3 folders) BOX 65 Government service 1917, Apr.-1921, May (13 folders) BOX 66 1921, June-Dec. (7 folders) 1922 Jan. BOX 67 Feb.-Dec. (11 folders) BOX 68 1923 (12 folders) BOX 69 1924 (12 folders) 1925 BOX 70 Feb.-Dec. (7 folders) 1926 Jan.-Nov. (6 folders) BOX 71 Dec. 1927 (11 folders) BOX 72 1928-1930, Oct. (12 folders) BOX 73 1930, Nov.-1931, Apr. (6 folders) BOX 74 1931, May-Oct. (6 folders) BOX 75 1931, Nov.-Dec. 1931 (2 folders) 1932 Jan. 1- Feb. 6 (3 folders) BOX 76 Feb. 8-July (5 folders) BOX 77 Aug.-Dec. (5 folders)

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1933, Jan.-May (2 folders)

BOX I:78-88 Part I: Speeches and Writings, 1904-1956 Print and near-print copies of speeches, articles, press statements, interviews, congressional testimony, and other writings, with some correspondence and notes. Arranged in a numbered series, generally in chronological order by month, with non-numbered items in chronological order at the end of the series.

BOX 78 No. 1, article, "The New York Stock Exchange and the Panic of 1907," Yale Review, May 1909 No. 2, address, "Some After-war Economic Problems," New York City, Dec. 1916 No. 3, article, "Ward Profiteering, Some Practical Aspects of Its Control," July 1917 No. 4, discussion, "Economic Factors in the Maintenance of Peace, Richmond, Dec. 1918 No. 5, statement, on Fifth Liberty Bond Bill, House Committee on Ways and Means, Feb. 1919 No. 6, statement, on Fifth Liberty Bond Bill, Senate Finance Committee, Feb. 1919 No. 7, address, "The War Finance Corporation," Washington Conference, Mar. 1919 No. 8, address, "Financing Foreign Trade," Chicago Convention, Apr. 1919 No. 9, address, "International Finance and Trade," New York, Jan. 1920 No. 10, address, on international finance, New York, Jan. 1920 No. 11, address, "The Foreign Trade Outlook," Chicago, Mar. 1920 No. 12, statement, on Sundry Civil Appropriations Bill, House Committee on Appropriations, Apr. 1920 No. 13, address, "Pressing Problems for American Bankers," New York, Apr. 1920 No. 14, statement, "Uncle Sam, Money Lender," The Independent, Apr. 1920 No. 15, address, on present financial situation, before National Coal Association Convention, Atlantic City, May 1920 No. 16, article, "The Work of the War Finance Corporation," Yale '95 Class Reunion Book, 1920 No. 16A, statement, on financial reconstruction, Senate Committee, Aug. 1920 No. 17, statement, on cotton marketing, finance, in telegram to George R. James, Oct. 1920 No. 18, article, on organization of government, New York Evening Post, Oct. 1920 No. 19, address, "Financing Foreign Trade," American Bankers Convention, Oct. 1920 (includes clippings 1918-1920) No. 20, article, interview on resumption of War Finance Corp., Christian Science Monitor, Oct. 1920 No. 21, address, on resumption of War Finance Corp., press summary, National Board of Farm Organizations, Oct. 1920 No. 22, address, on resumption of War Finance Corp. (as above), Oct. 1920 No. 23, Press release, on America's foreign trade opportunities, Nov. 1920 No. 24, address, on financial situation, Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, Nov. 1920 (includes 1922 correspondence) No. 25, statement, on reconstruction, Senate Committee on Reconstruction, Nov. 1920 No. 26, interview, on War Finance Corp., New York Tribune, Nov. 1920 No. 27, statement, on resumption of WFC, Senate House Committee, Dec. 1920 No. 28, statement, on resumption of WFC, Senate House Committee, Dec. 1920 No. 29, statement, letter to Franklin K. Lane on European relief, Dec. 1920 No. 30, statement, House Committee on Banking and Currency, Dec. 1920 No. 31, press release, on WFC function, Dec. 1920

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No. 32, press release, on government securities, Dec. 1920 No. 33, press release, on agriculture and WFC, Dec. 1920 No. 34, press release, on resumption of WFC, Jan. 1921 No. 35, statement, on Chamber of Commerce report, Jan. 1921 No. 35A, press release, on WFC Board, Jan. 1921 No. 36, article, "Wanted, A Foreign Trade Policy," New York American, Jan. 1921 No. 37, address, "The Real Significance of the Resumption of the WFC," Jan. 1921 No. 38, statement, before New York Chamber of No. 38A, report, Federal Farm Loan Board, Feb. 1921 No. 39, War Finance Corp. Act, Mar. 1919 No. 40-42, reports, First, Second and Third Annual, War Finance Corp., 1918-1920 No. 43, circular, on applicants for advances of WFC, May & Oct. 1921 No. 43A, statement, on cotton conferences, Apr. 1921 No. 44, address, "Bankers' Obligations," Bankers Club of Brooklyn, Apr. 1921 BOX 79 No. 45, address, "A Missing Link in International Finance?" Bankers Club, New York, Apr. 1921 No. 46, statement, on cotton exports, Atlanta, May 1921 No. 47, statement, on cotton exports, New York, May 1921 No. 48 statement, on cotton exports, New York, May 1921 No. 49, address, "A Missing Link in International Finance," New York, May 1921 No. 50, press summary, "A Missing Link..." No. 51, statement, on stock exchange listing, Committee Conference, New York, May 1921 No. 52, address, "Domestic Bankers and International Finance," Atlantic City, May 1921 No. 53, Press summary, "Domestic Bankers..." No. 54, address, "The War Finance Corporation of the United States," Revue Economique Internationale, Brussels, June 1921 No. 55, press summary of address, "American Ideals in Foreign Trade," New York, June 1921 No. 56, article, "The WFC's Part in Economic Readjustment," London Times, June 1921 No. 56A, article, "The International Security Market," London Times, July 1921 No. 57, statement, letter to R.H. Faxon on international economic conditions, June 1921 No. 58, statement on livestock conference, Chicago, June 1921 No. 59, statement, on Farmers Export Financing Corp., Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, June 1921 No. 60, article, "Wanted," Financial World, June 1921 No. 61, article, on bankers, farmers, New York Commercial, July 1921 No. 62, interview, on current financial questions, London Financier, July 1921 No. 63, statement, on cotton exports, Federal International Banking Company, July 1921 No. 64, statement, on financing cotton exports, July 1921 No. 65, article, "American Bankers and International Trade," American Legion Weekly, July 1921 No. 66, statement, on financing cotton exports, July 1921 No. 67, statement, on financing cotton exports, July 1921 No. 68, statement, on cotton loans, July 1921 No. 69, article, "The War Finance Corporation," Acceptance Bulletin, July 1921 No. 70, statement, letter to Charles J. Bullock on taxation, July 1921 No. 71, article, "Aid in Financing Agricultural Exports," American Farm Bureau Federation Newsletter, July 1921

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No. 72, statement, letter to Oscar W. Underwood, on agricultural aid, July 1921 No. 73, article, "The War Finance Corporation," Journal of the American Banking Association, July 1921 No. 74, statement, on agriculture and railroad financing, Aug. 1921 No. 75, article, "Conditions Justify Greater Confidence," Forbes Magazine Aug. 1921 No. 76, statement, on refunding railroad debt, Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce, Aug. 1921 No. 77, statement, on Bill S. 1915, House Committee on Banking, Aug. 1921 No. 78, Interview, "Putting Velvet into the Dollar," (with William G. Shepherd), Aug. 1921 No. 79, article, "The War Finance Corporation," Export American Industries, Aug. 1921 No. 80, statement, on railroad funding bill, House Committee on Commerce, Aug. 1921 No. 81, The War Finance Corp. Act (agricultural credits act), Aug. 1921 No. 82, statement, on agricultural relief act, Aug. 1921 No. 83, circular, War Finance Corp., Sep. 1921 No. 84, statement, on railroads, unemployment, Sept. 1921 No. 85, article, on cotton finance, The Nation's Business, Sept. 1921 No. 86, statement, on agricultural finance, Sept. 1921 No. 87, address, on WFC, Commercial Club luncheon, San Francisco, Sept. 1921 No. 88, statement, on California, Nevada finance, San Francisco, Sept. 1921 No. 88A, Circular, War Finance Corp., Oct. 1921 No.90, address, on WFC, Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 1921 No. 91, article, "Some Bright Spots on the World Business Weather Map," Hearst's International, Dec. 1921 No. 92, article, "War Finance Corporation and its Activities," for secretary of treasury, Oct. 1921 No. 93, address, on WFC, Advertising Council, Chicago, Oct. 1921 No. 94, statement, on postal savings system, House Committee, Nov. 1921 No. 95, article, "The War Finance Corporation," The Manufacturers Record, Nov. 1921 No. 96, article, "Helping the Farmer to Help Himself," The Autocaster, Nov. 1921 No. 97, article, "How the War Finance Corporation Is Helping Agriculture," Hibernia Habit, Nov. 1921 No. 98, article, "Farm Commodity Loans and Markets," Oklahoma Farmer Stockman, Nov. 1921 No. 99, Report, Fourth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1921 No. 100, article, "The Chinese Walls Between the Nations," Hearst's International, Nov. 1921 No. 101, article, "Helping the Market Back to Normal," New York Journal of Commerce, Dec. 1921 BOX 80 No. 102, article, "7,500,000 for Sugar Beets," Hearst's International, Feb. 1922 No. 103, article, "The End of Hard Days?" Commerce and Finance Annual, Dec. 1921 No. 104, article, "Helping Agriculture to Finance Orderly Marketing," The New York Commercial, Dec. 1921 No. 105, article, "Nationwide Financial Assistance to Agriculture and Industry," The Southern Lumberman, Dec. 1921 No. 106, Report, "WFC and Its Activities," for Sec. of Treasury, Dec. 1921 No. 107, article, "Work of the War Finance Corporation," Journal of American Bankers Association, Dec. 1921 No. 108, article, "End of 1921 Sees Us over the Worst," Atlanta Constitution, Dec. 1921 No. 109, article, "Cotton, America's White Gold," Hearst International, Mar. 1922

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No. 110, article, "Emergency Credit for Agriculture," The Survey, Jan. 1922 No. 111, Address, "Financing Agriculture During the Emergency," National Agriculture Conference, Jan. 1922 No. 112, Address, "Signs of Hope," Railway Business Association, New York, Feb. 1922 No. 113, Press summary, "Signs of Hope" No. 114, article, "Credit and the Work of the War Finance Corporation," Southern Banker, Jan. 1922 No. 115, article, "Trade Goes Up with the Pound," Hearst's International, Apr. 1922 No. 116, article, "Financing the Farmers," Magazine of Wall Street, Feb. 1922 No. 117, article, "Lending Two Million a Day," Country Gentleman, Apr. 1922 No. 118, Address, "Railroads and Agriculture," (press summary), Republican Club of New York, Mar. 1922 No. 119, article, "Giving the Farmer Time," Community News Service, Mar. 1922 No. 120, Address, on WFC, Industrial Democracy Cabinet Dinner, Nov. 1921 No. 121, article, "The Economic Depression," Hearst's International, May 1922 No. 122, article, "Psychology and Economics," Forbes Magazine, Oct. 1922 (republished 1956) No. 123, statement, letter to Consolidated Press Association on agricultural conditions, Mar. 1922 No. 124, report on agricultural and livestock conditions and finance (to president), Apr. 1922 No. 125, report (press summary), as above, May 1922 No. 126, article, "How the War Finance Corporation Helps theFarmer," American Farm Bureau Federation, Mar. 1922 No. 127, address on WFC, San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, Mar. 1922 No. 128, statement on agricultural and livestock conditions, House Committee on Banking, May 1922 No. 129, statement, extracts, House Committee on Banking, May 1922 No. 130, article, "The War Finance Corporation and Agricultural Finance," Bankers Magazine, May 1922 No. 131, article, "Longer Credits for the Farmer," Nation's Business, May 1922 No. 132, address, "The War Finance Corporation in Texas," Cattle Raisers Association, Fort Worth, Mar. 1922 No. 133, address, "The War Finance Corporation," New Jersey Bankers Association, May 1922 No. 134, address, on cotton finance, Georgia Bankers Association, May 1922 No. 135, address, "Farm Financing and Business Prosperity," Associated Advertising Convention, June 1922 No. 136, address, "Farm Financing..." (press summary) BOX 81 No. 137, Memorandum on Bill H.R. 117693 (agricultural finance), May 1922 No. 138, article, "National Markets and Agriculture," Farm Life, Aug. 1922 No. 139, address, "Live Stock Financing," American National Live Stock Association, Aug. 1922 No. 140, address, "Financing Agriculture," American Bankers Association, Oct. 1922 No. 141, address, "National Markets and Agriculture," American Bankers Association, Oct. 1922 No. 142, address, on banking, agriculture, Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 1922 No. 143, address, on financing cooperatives, San Francisco, Oct. 1922 No. 144, address on agricultural finance, Western Stockmen (press summary), Oct. 1922

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No. 145, statement on agricultural financing, International News Service, Oct. 1922 No. 146, address on WFC, etc., Commercial Club, Salt Lake City, Oct. 1922 No. 147, address on agricultural and livestock financing, Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 1922 No. 148, address on agricultural and livestock financing, Billings, Montana, Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 1922 No. 149, address on WFC, Minneapolis, Oct. 1922 No. 150, statement, "The War Finance Corporation and its Operations," for Sec. of Treasury, Nov. 1922 No. 151, article, "Livestock Financing," Denver Daily Record, Jan. 1923 (written Nov. 1922) No. 152, Outline, Rural Credits Bill, S. 4063, Nov. 1922 No. 153, statement, "Agricultural and Live Stock Financing," with Fred H. Bixby, for Senators, Nov. 1922 No. 154, statement on Rural Credits Bill, House Committee on Banking, Nov. 1922 No. 155, address, "Agricultural and Live Stock Financing," Academy of Political Science, New York, Nov. 1922 No. 156, Report, Fifth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1922 No. 157, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Dec. 1922 No. 158, article, "The World Needs Trained Minds," Harvard Crimson, Dec. 1922 No. 159, address on agricultural financing, state departments of agriculture, Dec. 1922 (with correspondence 1921-1923) No. 160, statement on rural credits, Senate Committee on Banking, Dec. 1922 No. 161, address, "The War Finance Corporation and Cooperative Marketing," Farmers Cooperative Marketing Associations, Dec. 1922 No. 162, address, "The WFC..." (press summary) No. 163, article, "Agriculture and Livestock Financing." New York Journal of Commerce, Dec. 1922 No. 164, article on economic conditions, Philadelphia Public Ledger, Dec. 1922 No. 165, statement, letter to J. H. Publisher of American Bankers Association, Dec. 1922 No. 166, report on Rural Credits Bill, Senate Committee on Banking, Jan. 1923 No. 167, bill on financing agricultural loans, Jan. 1923 BOX 82 No. 168, statement on rural credits, House Committee on Banking, Jan. 1923 No. 169, statement on Federal Reserve System, House Committee on Banking (press summary), Jan. 1923 No. 170, bill on credit bank, farm loans (Federal Farm Loan Act), Jan. 1923 No. 171, statement, on European economy, June 1923 No. 172, statement on wheat, July 1923 No. 173, statement, "Farmers Resent Picture of Financial Condition," Chicago conference, Aug. 1923 No. 174, statement, "The Conquest of the Air," Aeronautical Magazine, Aug. 1923 No. 175, remarks, "Financial Control of Raw Materials by Buyers," Massachusetts conference, Aug. 1923 No. 176, statement on WFC loans, banking, Sept. 1923 No. 177, statement on Federal Reserve System, House Senate committees, Oct. 1923 No. 178, statement, "Cooperative Marketing of Wheat," Chicago, Oct. 1923 No. 179, statement, "The Wheat Situation and Cooperative Marketing," Oregon, Oct. 1923 No. 180, statement, "The Live Stock Situation," San Francisco, Oct. 1923 No. 181, statement I, "The Wheat Situation and Cooperative Marketing," Denver, Oct. 1923

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No. 182, statement II (as above), Oct. 1923 No. 183, report on wheat situation, Nov. 1923 No. 184, statement, for annual report to Sec. of Treasury, Oct. 1923 No. 184A, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Nov. 1923 No. 185, address, "Government Policy in Relation to Foreign Trade Financing," New York University, Nov. 1923 No. 185A, address, "Government Policy" (press summary) No. 186, report, Sixth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1923 No. 187, statement, "Agriculture, Two Years Ago and Now," New York Post, Dec. 1923 No. 188, statement, "Cooperative Marketing," New York Journal of Commerce, Dec. 1923 No. 189, reports, President's Conference on Northwest Agriculture and Financing, Feb. 1924 No. 190, statement on extending WFC, House Committee on Banking, Oct. 1924 No. 191, statement on WFC for annual report of Secretary of Treasury, Oct. 1924 No. 192, statement on Agricultural Credit Corp., for annual report of Secretary of Treasurer, Oct. 1924 No. 193, 194, report, Seventh Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1924 No. 195, statement, "Agriculture in 1924," New York Evening Post, Dec. 1924 No. 196, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Dec. 1924 No. 197, statement, "Outlook for the Lumber Industry in 1925," American Lumberman, Dec. 1924 No. 198, statement on retiring WFC stock, Jan. 1925 No. 199, report, Eighth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1925 BOX 83 No. 200, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Dec. 1925 (includes correspondence 1925-1926) No. 201, remarks on Northwest land marketing, Minneapolis conference, Sept. 1926 No. 202-206, statements on cotton markets and financing, Oct. 1926 No. 107-210, statements on cotton surplus, financing, South Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, Oct. 1926 No. 211, report, Ninth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1926 No. 212, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Dec. 1926 (includes correspondence 1926-1927) No. 213, statement on unredeemed bonds, Sept. 1927 No. 214, article, "The Federal Farm Loan System," for Secretary of Treasury, Oct. 1927 No. 215, statement on Farm Loan System, Wichita, Kansas, Nov. 1927 No. 216, statement, "Improving Market for Farm Lands," New York Post, Nov. 1927 (includes correspondence) No. 217, report, Tenth Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1927 No. 218, statement on WFC transactions, Senate Committee on Banking, Dec. 1927 No. 219, statement on government securities, by James G. Strong, Mar. 1925 No. 220, statement on Federal Farm Loan Board members, Senate Committee on Banking, Jan. 1928 No. 221, article, "The WFC," Americana Annual, Dec. 1927 (includes correspondence 1927-1928) No. 222, article, "The Farm Loan System," Americana Annual, Mar. 1928 (includes correspondence 1927-1928) No. 223, report, Eleventh Annual, Federal Farm Loan Board, May 1928 No. 224, address on federal farm loans, Omaha Chamber of Commerce, Oct. 1928 No. 225, remarks on War Industries Board, Reunion Luncheon, New York, Nov. 1928

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No. 226, report, Eleventh Annual, War Finance Corp., Nov. 1928 No. 227, report, Twelfth Annual, Federal Farm Loan Board, Dec. 1928 No. 228-230, statement, letter of resignation, replies (Hoover, Mellon), Apr.-May 1929 No. 231, report on winding up WFC, House Committee on Banking, Feb. 1929 No. 232, report on War Finance Corp., to Secretary of Treasury, Nov. 1929 No. 233, remarks on bond markets, Washington Bond Club, Feb. 1930 No. 234, statement on Federal Reserve Board nomination, Senate Committee on Banking, Feb. 1931 No. 235, report, Seventeenth Annual, Federal Reserve Board, Dec. 1930 No. 236, statement on war policies, House of Representatives Commission, Mar. 1931 BOX 84 No. 237, statement, "Financial Control in War," War Policies Commission, Mar. 1931 No. 238, remarks on banking, Federal Reserve Board, Richmond Federal Reserve Bank stockholders, Apr. 1931 No. 239, statement on Governor Norman's visit, Apr. 1931 No. 240, statement on Reconstruction Finance Corp., House Committee on Banking, Dec. 1931 No. 243-244, statement on Reconstruction Finance Corp., Senate Committee on Banking, Dec. 1931 (includes notes) No. 245-246, Acts in re Reconstruction Finance Corp. (H.R. No. 9642), July 1932 No. 247-248, circulars 1 & 2 of Reconstruction Finance Corp., Feb. 1932 No. 249, statement on Federal Reserve System credit facilities, House Committee on Banking, Feb. 1932 No. 250, statement on Federal Reserve Banking, Senate Committee on Banking, Mar. 1932 No. 251, Federal Reserve Bulletin, Apr. 1932 No. 252, statement, letter to House Committee on Banking, Apr. 1932 No. 253-254, statement on commodity prices, House Committee on Banking, Apr. 1932 No. 255, remarks on Federal Reserve Board, American Society of Newspaper Editors, Apr. 1932 No. 256, statement on payment of certificates, House Committee on Ways and Means, Apr. 1932 No. 258, statement on restoring dollar, House Committee on Banking, May 1932 No. 259, report, Eighteenth Annual, Federal Reserve Board, Dec. 1931 No. 260, Senate bill, Emergency Construction and Relief Act., June 1932 No. 261, statement, letter to House Committee on Banking, July 1932 No. 262, statement on Federal Reserve Board, House Committee on Rules, July 1932 No. 263, remarks on Federal Reserve System, National Conference of Business, Aug. 1932 No. 264, report, Second Quarterly, Reconstruction Finance Corp., Sept. 1932 BOX 85 No. 265, statement on discounting notes, Senate Committee on Banking, Jan. 1933 No. 266-267, Federal Reserve Bulletin, Mar. 1933 No. 268, Federal Reserve Bulletin, Apr. 1933 No. 269-270, statement on emergency finance, House Committee, Dec. 1931 (as reported in Congressional Record, Dec. 1942) No. 271-299, speeches of Agnes Meyer NOT INCLUDED in this series No. 300, editorial on objectives of Washington Post, Jan. 1934 No. 301, remarks, "The Rebirth of a Newspaper," American Society of Newspaper Editors, Apr. 1934 No. 302, address on journalism and Post, Southern Press Association, Nov. 1934 No. 303, remarks on D.C. real estate, Washington Real Estate Board, Nov. 1934

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No. 304, address on journalism and Post, Committee of One Hundred, Miami Beach, Mar. 1935 No. 305, remarks on Malcolm Gibbs (People's Drug Stores), Advertising Club of Washington, Oct. 1935 No. 306, address, "Small Buildings Make Big Business," New York Building Congress, Dec. 1935 No. 307, interview, "Europe Today, Reflections on a Tour," with Franklin Waltman and Felix Morley (WOL), July 1937 No. 307, correspondence, July 1937 No. 308, remarks on European conditions, Advertising Club of Baltimore, Nov. 1937 No. 309, remarks on Belsey and service award, U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce, Jan. 1938 No. 310, remarks, "The Functions of a Washington Newspaper," Washington Board of Trade, Jan. 1938 No. 311, remarks on Theodore W. Noyes, Testimonial Dinner, Jan. 1938 No. 312, interview, with Dorothy Thompson, on column June 1938 No. 313, interview on sampling public opinion, with George Gallup, Sept. 1938 No. 314, acceptance speech on service medal, Cosmopolitan Club, Jan. 1939 No. 315, speech on improving penal system, WOL radio, Feb. 1939 No. 316, remarks on journalism and advertising Poor Richard Club, Philadelphia, Mar. 1939 No. 317, address, "The Outlook for Journalism and a Free Press," WOL radio, Dec. 1939 No. 318, remarks on Charles Edward Russell on his eightieth birthday, Sept. 1940 No. 319, address, "Red Cross Annual Roll Call," WOL radio, Oct. 1940 No. 320, address, "Defense in a Dynamic World," American Institute of Steel Construction, Oct. 1940 No. 320, correspondence, Oct.-Nov. 1940 No. 321, address, on economics and higher education, Eastern Association of College and University Business Officers, Dec. 1940 No. 321, correspondence, Nov. 1940-July 1941 No. 322, remarks on traffic conditions, Franklin M. Kreml (Northwestern University Traffic Institute), Mar. 1941 No. 322A, address on Hebrew Sisters and Circle and war conditions, Mar. 1941 No. 323, address to Post staff, on trip to England, Oct. 1941 No. 324, address on trip to England, Interns, National Institute of Public Affairs, Nov. 1941 No. 325, address, "The Meaning of Victory," Sarah Lawrence College, June 1942 No. 326, remarks on propaganda war, Town Hall Meeting of the Air, Nov. 1942 No. 327, report on liquidation of WFC, House Committee on Banking, Jan. 1943 No. 327A, remarks, at plane dedication, May 1943 No. 328, remarks on war front situation, WRC radio, Sept. 1943 No. 329, speech on war bond ("Back the Attack" show opening), Sept. 1943 No. 330, remarks on Raymond Clapper (memorial service), National Press Club, Feb. 1944 No. 331, remarks on Congress of Industrial Organizations at Chicago convention, Nov. 1944 No. 332, discussion with George Gallup, "Is America Ready to Tighten Its Belt?," WINX radio, July 1945 No. 333, remarks on mental health, Health Council meeting, Mar. 1945 No. 334335, remarks on Criminal Justice Association, on receiving awards of Corrections Division, Apr. 1945 No. 336-337, remarks on Roosevelt's death, WRC and WINX radio, Apr. 1945 No. 338, remarks on Wilford White, Women's Advertising Club, Oct. 1945

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No. 339, address, "Postwar Planning Committee," Washington Board of Trade, Oct. 1945 No. 340-341, statement on need for psychiatry, House Committee on Interstate Commerce, Sept. 1945 BOX 86 No. 342, remarks on Omar N. Bradley, National Committee for Mental Hygiene, Nov. 1945 No. 343, remarks on postwar planning in D.C., Council of Social Agencies, Nov. 1945 No. 344, statement on need for UNRRA, House Committee on Foreign Affairs, Nov. 1945 No. 345, statement on need for military training, House Committee of Military, Dec. 1945 No. 346, statement on Mental Health Bill, Senate Committee on Education, Mar. 1946 No. 347, statement on loans to Great Britain, House Committee on Banking, May 1946 No. 354-355, statement on presidency of International Bank for Reconstruction, June 1946 No. 356, statement on loan for Great Britain, July 1946 No. 348-353, 367, pamphlets, miscellaneous, in re Bretton Woods, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, July 1944-Apr. 1946 No. 357-360, 368, address and remarks, International Bank and International Monetary Fund, First Annual Meeting, Sept.-Oct. 1946 No. 361, address on International Bank, National Outlook Conference, Oct. 1946 No. 361, correspondence, Oct. 1946 No. 362, address on International Bank, Academy of Political Science, Nov. 1946 No. 363, 365, statement, letter of resignation, International Bank, Dec. 1946 No. 364, address on International Bank, Life Insurance Association, Dec. 1946 No. 365, correspondence, Oct. 1946-Feb. 1947 No. 366, address on international finance, Canadian Club, Toronto, Jan. 1947 No. 366, correspondence, July 1946-Feb. 1947 No. 369, statement on funding for psychiatry, Senate Committee on Appropriations, Apr. 1947 No. 370, 371, 373, 376, articles on England, Europe, and Marshall Plan, Washington Post, Aug. 1947 No. 374-375, address on free press, German Newspaper Editors, Coburg, Sept. 1947 No. 377, article, "The World Bank Gets Down to Business," Readers Digest, Oct. 1947 BOX 87 No. 378, interview on European trip, economic conditions, WINX radio, Sept. 1947 No. 379, address on European trip, economic conditions, British Empire (with Alfred Friendly and Philip Graham), Advertising Agency Representatives, New York, Oct. 1947 No. 380, address, "The Crisis in Western Europe," D.C. Bankers Association, Oct. 1947 No. 380, correspondence, Sept. 1947-Feb. 1948 No. 381, address on European trip, economic conditions, Advertising Club of Washington, Nov. 1947 No. 381, correspondence, Oct. 1947-Mar. 1948 No. 382, statement on European Recovery Program, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Jan. 1948 No. 382, correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1948 No. 383, remarks on Mohandas K. Gandhi (memorial service), Feb. 1948 No. 384, remarks, on Marshall Plan, National Headliners Award meeting, Atlantic City, June 1948 No. 385, statement on Washington Post operations and stock, July 1948 No. 386, article on grain and meat prices, Washington Post, Aug. 1949 No. 387, statement on housing industry, Miami Herald, Feb. 1949 No. 388, remarks on Stanley Resor, Annual Advertising Award, Mar. 1949 No. 388, correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1949

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No. 389, statement on Eugene Black, International Bank, May 1949 No. 390, statement on RFC lending policy, Senate Committee on Banking, Aug. 1949 No. 391, remarks, "Salvation Army" (dinner), Washington, Oct. 1949 No. 391, correspondence, Sept.-Nov. 1949 No. 392, statement in transferring RFC to Department of Commerce, Senate Committee on Expenditures, June 1950 No. 393, statement on Hebrew Culture, Hebrew Academy Cornerstone, June 1950 No. 394, article, "Perle Stars on Liberte Crossing," Washington Post, Oct. 1950 No. 395, interview, on European trip (France), Voice of America with John Hogan, Oct. 1950 No. 396, article, "European Unity Broadened from Goods to Guns," Washington Post, Oct. 1950 No. 397, address on European trip, France, and Schuman Plan, to Washington Post staff, Oct. 1950 No. 398-399, interview, miscellaneous, New York Times and Herald Tribune, Nov. 1950, Feb. 1951 No. 400-401, interviews on current events, Honolulu Advertiser and Star, Mar. 1951 No. 402, address, "Freedom in a Changing World," Stanford University, June 1951 No. 402, clippings, lists, June 1951 BOX 88 No. 402, correspondence, Apr.-June1951 No. 402, correspondence, July-Oct. 1951 No. 403, statement on ethics, economics, finance, Senate Committee on Ethics, July 1951 No. 403, correspondence, July-Oct. 1951 No. 404, editorial, "The Spirit and Strength of France Inspire Faith," Washington Post, Dec. 1951 No. 405, interview, with Emilie Keyes, West Palm Beach Post, Mar. 1952 No. 406, address on Federal Reserve System (history), at Federal Reserve dinner, May 1952 No. 406, address on Federal Reserve System (history), at Federal Reserve dinner, May 1952 No. 407, interview on Post influence, World War II (with Dwight Cook), CBS radio, Oct. 1952 No. 408, statement on Truman's remarks on Eisenhower, Washington Post, Oct. 1952 No. 409, statement on Post 75th anniversary, Dec. 1952 No. 410, interview, "Free Nations Must Be Strong," Royal Gazette, Bermuda, Aug. 1953 No. 411, address, "From Laissez Faire with William Graham Sumner to the RFC," Harvard University Littauer Lecture, Feb. 1954 No. 411, correspondence, 1953-1955 No. 412, remarks on 22nd anniversary of purchase of Post, June 1955 No. 413, remarks on Eugene Meyer Chair of Medicine (George Washington University), Oct. 1955 No. 414, statement on World Bank, International Bank Notes, June 1956 Index, nos. 1-270 and 300-414, 1909-1956 (nos. 21-299 are speeches of Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer and are not included in this series) Miscellaneous, 1904-1956 On economics, finance, 1904-circa 1908 On War Finance Corp., foreign trade, circa 1919-1920 Principles of Washington Post, Mar. 1935 Discussion on McKellar Bill, Mar. 1943 (CBS radio "People's Platform correspondence, etc.) Discussion on foreign trade, National Industrial Conference Board, Feb. 1947 (notes and correspondence, Jan.-Mar. 1947)

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Discussion on government expenditures abroad, American Press Institute, Feb. 1947 (correspondence Jan.-Feb. 1947) Editorial on France, Oct. 1950 (includes copy of Thomas Jefferson letter, 1819) Appearance on Ed Murrow television show, Nov. 1955 (correspondence, Nov. 1955-Jan. 1956)

BOX I:89-165 Part I: Subject File, 1907-1959 Correspondence, memoranda, minutes, printed matter, and other material. Arranged alphabetically by name of organization or subject. A partial list of correspondents is provided for some subjects.

BOX 89 Academy of Political Science, 1923-1946 (Samuel McCune, Ethel Warner) Advertising Club of Baltimore, 1937 Advertising Club of Washington 1938-1959 Newspaper Survey Committee, 1939 (A. G. Newmeyer) Advertising Council 1946-1952 1956-1969 Agriculture, Department of, Farm Security Administration, 1934-1957 Air Power League, 1944-1946 Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Co. (Bernard Barch, Frederick W. Bradley, F. H. Harrison, Frank H. Hitchcock, M. L. Requa, John Uno Sebenius 1913-1920 1921-1929 1930-1937 Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc., 1946-1959 (Rudolph Guenther) Alex. Brown and Sons, 1946-1956 (Y. E. Booker, Benjamin Griswold III) Allied Chemical & Dye Corp. (Henry F. Atherton, Fred J. Emmerick, Harry S. Ferguson, Walter Haas, Francis H. McAdoo, Silsby Forbes) 1923, 1937-1949 1950-1951 1952-1953 BOX 90 1954-1957 1958-1959 Reports, etc., 1957-1959 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co., 1946-1952 (Walter Geist) Aluminum Co. of America, 1941-1951 (Arthur V. Davis) "America," book by David Cushman Coyle, 1941 American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1931-1936 American Assembly, 1951-1957 (Columbia University, Arden House, Philip Young) American Association of Advertising Agencies, 1934-1947 (John Benson, William D. D'Arcy, Frederic R. Gamble) American Bankers Association, 1940-1948 American Bar Association committees, 1945-1958 American Can Co., 1936-1937, 1950-1956 American Cotton Association, 1921 (J. S. Wannamaker and War Finance Board) American Cotton Cooperative Association, 1939

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American Express Co. (Ralph T. Reed) 1937-1952 1953-1960 BOX 91 American Farm Bureau Federation, 1921-1922, 1946 American Friends Service Committee, 1943-1959 (Clarence E. Pickett) American Institute of Public Opinion (Gallup Poll) (Harold H. Anderson, George A. Gallup, Floyd R. Harrison, William A. Ludgate, John B. Olmsted, John Tibby) 1934-1935 1936 1937-1938 1939-1940 1941-1945 1946-1955 1956-1958 1938 election 1948 election American Jewish Committee, 1933, 1952 American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, 1948-1952 American Newspaper Advertising Network, 1945-1946 American Newspaper Publishers Association (Cranston Williams) 1936-1943 BOX 92 1944-1957 Bureau of Advertising, 1944-1948 (Alfred B. Stanford) American Political Science Association, 1934-1948 (James Hart) American Radiator Co., 1924 American Radiator and Standard Sanitary Corp., 1929-1937 American Radiator and Standard, etc., 1938-1952 (Marc Chavannes, Rolland J. Hamilton, Richard B. Mayer) American Red Cross, 1925-1959 (A. E. MacKinnon) American Security and Trust Co., 1939-1959 (David W. Bell) American Society of Newspaper Editors (Paul Bellamy, Marvin H. Creater, A. H. Kirchhofer, Dwight Marvin, Grove Patterson, Alice Fox Pitts, Tom Wallace, William J. Woods) 1934-1940 1941-1952 American Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1938-1949 (Walter S. Gifford, Leroy A. Wilson) American University, 1934-1958 Flemming, Arthur (Miriam Shepherd Galvin, Joseph M. M. Gray) American Zionist Emergency Council, 1943-1946 (Benjamin Akzin, Henry Montor, Palestine White Paper) BOX 93 Anaconda Copper Co., 1916-1953 (Cornelius F. Kelley) Antioch College, 1935-1955 (A. D. Henderson) Annual Financial Review, 1934-1936 (Jules I. Bogen) Argus Research Corp., 1955-1959 (Harold B. Dorsey, Alfred Friendly) Arlington War Memorial, 1946 (Michael H. Cardozo) Armour and Co., 1938-1950 Army, Department of the, 1948-1953 (publications, cross servicing) Army show, 1943-1944 ("Back the Attack")

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Associated Press (Zechariah Chafee, Jr., Frank B. Cooper, Frank B. Noyes, Rbert McLean, Paul Miller, Sherman Anti-Trust Act, Llyd Stratton, Eleanor Medill Patterson) 1934-1941 1942 1943-1948 1958 Association of American Railroads, 1936-1949 Association of National Advertisers 1942-1946 1947-1949 1950-1959 West, Paul BOX 94 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 1914 (E. R. Ripley) Auchincloss, Parker and Redpath Australian Consolidated Press, 1944-1945 (Brian Penton) Automobiles, accidents, etc., 1933-1955 (George F. St. Aubin) B. F. Goodrich Co., 1946-1954 (John L. Collyer) Bache and Co., 1938-1958 (Harold L. Bache) Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., 1937-1952 (Robert M. Van Sant, Daniel Willard) Baltimore Sun, 1933-1953 (John W. Owens, Paul Patterson) Bank of the Manhattan Co., 1946-1949 (Murray Shields) Bankers Trust Co., 1921-1957 (Fred I. Kent) Bar Association of D.C., 1939-1953 (Francis W. Hill, Jr.) Barnard College, 1957-1958 (Eugene and Agnes Meyer Fund, Millicnet McIntosh) Baruch, Bernard, printed matter, etc., 1941-1954 Bethlehem Steel Corp., 1941-1952 (Eugene G. Grace) Beveridge, William Henry, printed matter, 1942-1946 Biographical data 1946-1959 1918-1966 Biographical notes, undated Biographical notes on Agnes and Eugene, etc., undated (circa 1905-1947) Biographical notes on Baruch, War Industries Board, et al., circa 1917-1918, undated Biographical notes on 1930's economic crisis, undated Biographical sketches by Sidney Hyman, circa 1955 Birmingham News, 1945 (McCellan Van der Veer) BOX 95 Birthdays, 1945-1958 1945, dinner 1946, congratulatory messages 1947, congratulatory messages 1948, congratulatory messages 1949, congratulatory messages 1950, congratulatory messages (2 folders) 1950, dinner, includes speech, lists, etc. 1950, letters sent (acknowledgments) 1951, congratulatory messages

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1952, congratulatory messages 1953, congratulatory messages 1954, congratulatory messages 1955 Congratulatory messages A-E BOX 96 F-Z (3 folders) Letters sent (acknowledgments) (2 folders) Luncheon, includes Earl Warren speech Luncheon, head table lists, correspondence 1956, congratulatory messages 1957, congratulatory messages 1958, congratulatory messages BOX 97 B'nai B'rith, 1950-1959 Bond Stores, 1936-1950 (Bond Clothing Co., Benjamin J. Friedman, Elisha M. Friedman) Bonds Life insurance company investments, etc. (clippings), 1930-1932 U.S. War Bonds, personal purchases, 1944-1945 Victory Loan Campaign Third, 1943 Fourth, 1943-1944 Fifth, 1944 Sixth, 1944 Seventh, 1945 Eight, 1945 Borglum, Gutzon, Abraham Lincoln's head, 1941-1957 Borglum, Gutzon, notes, undated BOX 98 Boston Consolidated Mining Co. 1907 1908 1909 (Lafayette Hanchett, John Josten, George H. Johnson, Louis N. Kramer, Samuel Newhouse, Frank A. Shirmer) Boys Club of Metropolitan Police, 1951-1956 Boys Club of Washington, D.C. 1933-1949 1950-1958 Braden Copper Co. May-Nov. 1909 Dec. 1909-Jan. 1910 Brandeis, Louis D. and Alice, 1941-1945 (printed matter) Bridgeport Brass Co., 1945-1955 (Herman W. Steinkraus) BOX 99 Britannica Book of the Year, 1957 British Information Services, 1942-1949 British Press Service, 1941-1942 Brookings Institution, 1931-1958

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Brown Bros. Harriman and Co., 1938-1956 (E. Roland Harriman, Robert A. Lovett, Thomas McCance, Ray Morris) Browder, Earl, 1942-1943 Buffalo Evening News, 1940-1946 Building situation, Feb. 1930 Byram Lake property, Mt. Kisco, N.Y., 1958 Canada Cooper Corp. reorganization, 1922-1923 (Erb Newman, Alfred Levinger, Lucius W. Mayer) Campbell-Ewald Co. (advertising, 1935-1953) R. H. Crooker, Henry T. Ewald) Cartier, Inc., 1928-1947 Catholic Actors Guild, 1938-1945 Catholic, miscellaneous correspondence, 1939-1955 Chamber of Commerce of U.S., 1932-1954 (includes writings by Meyer) Chamber of Commerce of U.S., foreign commerce reports, 1932 Chase National Bank, 1930-1956 (Winthrop W. Aldrich, Joseph E. Pogue) Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co., 1943-1955 Chicago Daily News, 1940-1955 (John S. Knight, Paul R. Leach) Chicago Sun and Sun Times, 1941-1955 (Harold H. Anderson, Alexander F. Jones, Marshall Field) Chicago Times, 1940-1944 Chicago Tribune Clippings, general, 1944-1954 BOX 100 Clippings re Washington Post, 1943-1953 Correspondence, 1922-1955 (Tiffany Blake, War Finance Corp.) Children's Museum of Washington, 1941-1945 Chile Copper Co., syndicated bond orders, 1917 9-12 Mar. 13-27 Mar. Christian Science Monitor, 1933-1958 (Willis J. Abbot, Erwin D. Canham) Chrysler Corp., 1914-1954 (Walter P. Chrysler, B. E. Hutchinson, K. T. Keller, Maxwell Motors, Wesley W. Stoud) Cigars, orders, etc., 1930-1950 Citizens Food Committee, 1947 Articles, cartoons, Oct. Final report Clark Syndicated Newspaper Study, 1940-1942 (L. M. Clark, Edgar A. Steele) Cleveland News, 1932-1951 (C. F. McCahill re Cleveland Auto Show) Cleveland Plain Dealer, 1936-1948 (Paul Bellamy) BOX 101 Clover Croft School Cashbook, May-Dec. 1941 Cashbooks, Jan.-Oct. 1942 Check stubs, Fauquier National Bank 1940-1941 1941-1942 Correspondence 1940 July-Aug.

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Sept.-Oct. Nov.-Dec. BOX 102 1941 Jan.-May June-Dec. 1942 Jan.-June Aug.-Sept. Oct.-Dec. 1943 1944 1945 1946-1949 1950-1957 BOX 103 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co., 1936-1950 (Edward H. and Suzanne T. Little) Columbia Broadcasting System, 1947-1958 (William S. Paley, Frank Stanton) Columbia Historical Society, 1934-1950 Columbia University oral history project, 1951-1952 (Dean Albertson, Allan Nevins) Comite d'Assistance en Alsace-Lorraine, 1917 Commerce, unidentified typescript, circa 1918 Commission on Foreign Economic Policy, circa 1953 Committee for Economic Development, 1948-1959 Committee for the Marshall Plan, 1947-1948 Committee of One Hundred (Miami Beach), 1934-1946 (Clayton S. Cooper) Committee of Religious Life in the Nation's Capital, 1939-1943 Committee on Purchase of Blind-Made Products, 1952-1956 Community Mobilization for Human Needs, 1933-1937 BOX 104 Compagnie Francaise de Placement (Ian E. Black, Marc Chavannes, European Stock Exchange) 1929-1930 1930-1931 Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1944-1949 Continental Illinois National Bank, 1934-1950 Contributions, 1958-1959 Cooperative Forum, 1942-1945 Corcoran Gallery of Art, 1955-1959 Cornell University 1941-1956 Committee to Judge WHCU, 1948-1950 Edgar Meyer scholarship, 1944-1955 Council for Democracy, 1940-1953 Council of National Defense Aeronautical report by Henry Woodhouse, 1918 ("Pen Picture of the Allied Aeronautical Situation") Conditions abroad, 1917-1918 BOX 105 Foreign trade and gold report by Elisha M. Friedman, 1917 Functions and organization, 1917-1918

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Reports, correspondence, 1917-1918 (G. B. Arnold, Felix Frankfurter, re spruce supply, etc.) Scrap metals, 1917 (Louis Dembitz Brandeis) War price policies, 1917 Council of Social Agencies, 1939-1946 Council on Foreign Relations, 1946-1959 (Douglas C. Abbott) Covington, Burling, Rublee, Acheson and Shorb, 1935-1957 Cox, Eugene E., Federal Communications Commission matter 1942-1943 Clippings Cravath, Swaine and Moore, 1947-1959 Crowell-Collier Publishing Co., 1945-1951 Crowther, Samuel, War Finance Corp. book typescript., circa 1925 1. "The Transition" 2. "The Background of a Great Adventure" 3. "How We Financed the War" 4. "The Great Change in Agriculture" 5. "The Service of the Country Bank" 6. "The Great Boom" 7. "The End of a Boom" 8. "The Collapse" 9. "First Aid to Agriculture" 10. "The Agricultural Credits Act" BOX 106 11. "Two Million a Day" 12. "Notes on Bank Rescuing" 13. "More Notes on Fast Finance" 14. "Holding the Commodity Market" 15. "Six Million Cattle" 16. "The Results of Reconstruction" 17. "Anticlimax in the Northwest" 18. "Some Things Learned" D.C. Bar Association, 1943 Defense Department 1949-1950 1951-1955 Defense program, 1940 Defense Savings Committee, 1941-1943 Denver Post, 1946-1956 Department of Commerce, 1940-1951 (foreign trade) Des Moines Register and Tribune, 1938-1949 Detroit Free Press, 1943-1952 Detroit News, 1943-1945 Dogs, 1937 (personal) Douglas Aircraft Co., 1941-1957 Dupont Co., 1938-1951 Economic report (president's midyear), 1947 Economist, "Foreign Report," 1957-1958

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Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co., 1945-1953 Eternal Road (Broadway show), 1935-1937 BOX 107 Eugene Meyer, Jr., and Co. Miscellaneous 1907-1912 1914-1924 Stock trading code, 1912 F. W. Dodge Corp., 1930-1947 Facsimile broadcasting, 1938 Famine Emergency Committee, 1946 Broadcasts Clippings Correspondence (Drew Dudley, Felur Fenton) Feb.-Mar. Apr.-June Correspondence, mailing lists Herblock cartoons, printed matter Minutes, Mar.-June USDA releases Mar.-Apr. BOX 108 May Farm Credit Administration, 1939-1948 Federal City Council, circa 1958 Federal Communications Commission, 1943-1949 Federal Farm Loan Board, 1926-1930 Correspondence re confirmation of appointment, 1927-1928 Farm loan system conditions, 1926-1928 (Calvin Coolidge) Federal land banks, 1927-1929 Flood relief, 1927 (Herbert Hoover) Joint stock land bank scandals, 1926-1930 Letters sent 1927 1928 1929 Minutes of meetings 1927 May-July (3 folders) BOX 109 Aug.-Dec. (5 folders) BOX 110 1928 Jan.-May (4 folders) BOX 111 June-Sept. (4 folders) BOX 112 1-13 Oct. 15-31 Oct.

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1-13 Nov. 14-30 Nov. 1-14 Dec. BOX 113 15-31 Dec. 1929 1-14 Jan. 15-31 Jan. 1-14 Feb. 15-28 Feb. BOX 114 1-13 Mar. 14-30 Mar. 1-12 Apr. 13-26 Apr. Political pressure, 1924 (A. D. Bright, Kenneth McKeller) Resignation, 1929 BOX 115 Federal Farm Loan Bureau, 1923-1933 Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (Western Union hearings), 1947-1948 Federal Reserve Board Agricultural relief bills, 1931-1932 Appointment clippings, 1930 Building conditions report, 1931 Central Banking and Industrial Committee, 1932-1933 (Everett Case) Clippings about Meyer, 1931-1933 Congratulations on appointment, 1930 A-B C-E F-H I-L BOX 116 M-P Q-S T-Z Index of names Congratulations on appointment, miscellany, 1930 Congratulations on confirmation, 1931 Department of Commerce, 1930-1932 (foreign trade) European banking proposal, undated BOX 117 Federal Reserve Bank of N.Y. 1931 Correspondence, 1932 Reports, 1931-1933 (George L. Harrison) General correspondence 1930 1931 (Howard E. Coffin, Carter Glass) 1932 (T. Alan Goldsborough, Howard E. Coffin) 1933 Glass Bill

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Miscellaneous, 1933 Senate hearings, 1931 HR 9203, 1933 S 3215, comments and recommendations, 1932 S 3215, comments on affiliates BOX 118 S 3215, composite rough, 1932 S 3215, confidential committee prints, 1932 S 4115, comments and recommendations, 1932 S4412, 1932 Hearings on nomination, 1931 Michigan Banks reorganization, 1933 Minutes of agents' conference, 1932 Minutes of conferences, 1931-1932 National Credit Corp., 1931-1932 BOX 119 Office correspondence 1930 1931 1932 Jan.-Sept. Oct.-Dec. (E. A. Goldenweiser) Office correspondence, 1933 (Irving Fisher) Price stabilization bill opposition, 1932 (Harry Gunnison Brown, Herbert Hoover) BOX 120 Railroad financing, 1931-1932 Reconstruction Finance Corp., wires on appointment of W. J. Coad, 1932 Reparations, printed matter, 1924-1930 Reports, Committee on Bank Reserves, 1931 (E.. J. Smead) Reports, Division of Bank Operations, 1930-1932 (E. J. Smead) Reports, economic depression, France and England, 1931 Reports, foreign accounts, 1931-1933 Reports, foreign funds in N.Y., 1929-1933 Reports, France, Germany, Russia, 1930-1931 Reports, free gold in Federal Reserve banks Mar.-May 1932 BOX 121 Mar.-May 1933 Reports, miscellaneous, 1932-1933 Reports, Morris Plan Bank, 1929 Reports, Reichsbank, 1931-1932 (George L. Harrison) Reports, world gold, commodities, 1920-1932 Resignation, 1933 Special memoranda, 1933 Steagall Bill (HR 10241), 1932 Transamerica Corp., 1931 (John V. Calkins, George L. Harrison) Unified banking report, clippings, 1933 Federal Reserve System Board of Governors 1940-1951 1952-1959

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Federal Reserve System margin requirements, 1949 BOX 122 Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co., 1910 First National Bank, 1935-1956 Fisher Body Corp., 1920-1922 Folk Festival 1937-1939 1949-1952 Ford Motor Co., 1950-1955 Foreign Affairs, 1938-1948 (Hamilton Fish Armstrong) Fortune 1937-1943 1944-1955 Freer Gallery of Art 1913-1916 1917-1926 1927 1928-1955 BOX 123 Friends of Democracy, Corp., 1943-1944 General Electric Co., 1921-1958 (Phillip Reed, Gerard Swope, Charles E. Wilson) General Foods Corp. 1936-1958 (Clarence Francis, Charles G. Mortimer) General Mills, Corp., 1946-1958 (Henry A. Bullis) General Motors Corp. (Felix Brunner, Paul Willard Garrett, Alfred P. Sloan, Jr.) 1932-1937 1938-1941 1942-1944 1945-1948 1949-1956 George Washington University Cloyd, H. Marvin BOX 124 Chair of Medicine, 1955-1956 Clippings, 1955 Committee correspondence, financial Committee lists, etc. Correspondence from contributors (James Russell Wiggins) Correspondence to contributors (Meyer) A-L M-Z Correspondence to Meyer BOX 125 Georgetown University 1943-1959 LL.D., Walsh School, 1958 Geyer, Cornell and Newell, Corp., 1939-1945 (Bertram B. Geyer) Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., 1939-1954 Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power Co., Ltd., 1924-1926 (Herbert G. Moulton) Grand Jury (New York) on fire, crime, 1910-1911 Great Books of the Western World, 1950 (Mortimer J. Adler, George W. Bryson)

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Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp., 1943-1948 Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 1939-1958 H. J. Heinz Co., 1929-1956 (Henry J. Heinz, II; Howard Heinz) Hageman Corp., 1944-1947 (Howard Hageman) Hall of Fame, New York University, 1958-1960 Harcourt, Brace and Co., 1940-1949 (Frank V. Morley) BOX 126 Harper, H. H., playscript ("The Devil's Mistress"), 1928-1929 Harvard University, 1935-1958 (James B. Conant, Louis M. Lyons) Hebrew Committee of National Liberation, 1944-1946 (Peter Bergson, Samuel Merlin) Hecht Co. (Charles B. Dulcan Sr., Harry M. Davidow, Robert H. Levi) 1935-1938 1939-1943 1944-1950 1951-1959 Henry J. Kaiser Co., 1942-1956 BOX 127 Home Owners Loan Corp., 1943-1944 Horses (personal), 1922-1934 (Thomas E. Wilson) Housing legislation, 1946 (Emmett C. Choate) Hyman, Sidney Dec. 1953-Apr. 1954 May-Dec. 1954 1955 1956 Inauguration, 1936-1941 Industrial Acceptance Corp., 1929 Institute of Pacific Relations, 1940-1946 International Bank 1946-1950 1951-1953 1954-1955 BOX 128 1956-1959 (includes writing by Meyer) 1946, congratulatory letters, responses A-F G-N O-Z International Bank meeting, Paris, 1950 (Louis Johnson) International Bank resignation, 1946 International Bank staff memoranda, 1946 Index, pp. 1-127 pp. 128-304 International Harvester Co., 1940-1952 International Latex Corp., 1944-1951 International News Service, 1940-1955 Interstate Commerce Commission, 1936-1937 BOX 129 J. P. Morgan and Co. 1921-1953

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1924-1959 Jewish Agricultural Society, Corp., 1939-1950 Jewish Community Center 1937-1945 1946-1958 Johns Hopkins Fund, 1952-1953 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 1956-1958 Johns-Manville Co., 1938-1951 Johnston, Lemon and Co., 1937-1954 Jones, Jesse H., clippings, 1935 Jones, Jesse H., fight at Willard, 1942 Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp., 1942 Journal of Commerce, 1934-1946 (Julius I. Bogen) Julius Garfinckel and Co., 1934-1950 Junior Police and Citizens Corps, 1946-1951 Justice Department, 1933-1955 BOX 130 Kann's Department Stores, 1934-1950 Kansas City Star, 1933-1952 Kent, Frank R., ("The Money Devil"), 1931 King Features Syndicate, Corp., 1939-1957 King Features Syndicate litigation, 1939 Kuhn-Loeb Co., 1937-1953 Labor relations, 1945 Lansburgh & Brothers, 1937-1955 Lazard Freres, 1923-1954 League of Women Voters, 1942-1948 Lehman Brothers, 1938 Lever Brothers, 1938 Library of Congress, 1938-1958 Lippmann, Walter, 1944 ("U.S. Foreign Policy") Loomis Sayles and Co., 1947-1949 BOX 131 Los Angeles Times, 1931-1956 Louisville Times, 1939-1959 Luce's Press Clipping Bureau survey, 1948-1953 Macmillan Co. 1949-1957 survey, 1954-1959 1949-1957 Madeira School 1948-1953 1954-1956 1957-1959 Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation, 1936 Maxwell Motor Co. 1909-1914 1915-1918 McGraw-Hill Publishing Co., 1945-1950

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Mental hygiene (Richard M. Brickner, Edward A. Strecker) 1942-1944 BOX 132 1945 1946 Mental hygiene legislation, 1947 Mergenthaler Linotype Co., 1938-1956 (John E. Allen) Meyer, Agnes Elisabeth Ernst Articles Book comments, Out of These Roots, mailings, 1953-1954 Book reviews, Journey Through Chaos, comments, 1944 Clippings, miscellany, 1945-1957 Speech requests, comments "Freedom of Conscience," Oct. 1953 "Freedom of the Mind," Feb. 1953 National health speech, Nov. 1948 On education, July 1952 On freedom, Feb. 1954 On Red Cross, Oct. 1945 On welfare, Oct. 1945 (A. A. Berle, Sr.) Social Security speech, Sept. 1949 Tour of home front, clippings, 1943 BOX 133 Milwaukee Journal, 1938-1951 Monsanto Chemical Co., 1942-1958 Montgomery Ward and Co., 1940-1944 Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., 1959 Morgan Stanley and Co., 1952-1953 (re capital gains tax) Morgan Stanley and Co. correspondence, 1946-1955 Perry E. Hall, Henry S. Morgan, Harold Stanley) Morris plan banks, reports, etc., 1929-1930 Moulton, Herbert G., 1948 ("Oil in the Postwar World") Multiple Fund Raising Committee, 1950 N. W. Ayer and Son, 1926-1944 (H. A. Batten, Wildred W. Fry, Gerald E. Lauck, Warner Shelly) National Association of Manufacturers, 1935-1950 National Broadcasting Co., 1938-1958 National City Bank of New York, 1939-1956 National Committee for Mental Hygiene 1943-1945 1946 National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1943-1958 BOX 134 National Defense Mediation Board, 1941 Cases, 1941 Allis-Chalmers Bituminous Coal and United Mine Workers Consolidated Aircraft and IAM (1940) Federal Shipbuilding and IUM General Motors and United Auto Workers

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John A. Roebling Sons and Steelworkers North American Aviation Congratulations on appointment, 1941 Correspondence, Mar.-July 1941 Minutes, 1941 Mar.-July Aug.-Dec. Press releases, 1941 Mar.-May June National Industrial Conference Board, 1947-1959 BOX 135 National Institute of Public Affairs 1934-1951 Board minutes, 1938 Report to trustees 1940 1942 1943 1945 1948 National Planning Association, 1944-1949 National Press Building Corp., 1925-1951 National Probation and Parole Association, 1951-1959 National Review clippings, 1958 National Symphony Orchestra Association, 1939-1958 Navy Department, 1943-1957 BOX 136 Navy League of the U.S., 1944-1946 New York Community Trust, Westchester, 1928-1946 New York Daily News, 1946-1956 New York Herald Tribune, 1941-1958 New York Stock Exchange, 1913, 1919 New York Stock Exchange Protection Committee, 1913-1914 New York Times, 1942-1959 Nieman fellowships, Harvard University, 1941-1947 Northwest Bancorporation, 1945-1956 Office of Price Administration, 1943-1946 Obituaries, Meyer, July-Aug. 1959 Overseas Writers Polk Committee Correspondence May-June 1948 July-Dec. 1948 Mar.-July 1949 BOX 137 1950-1953 Financial correspondence with Daniel Bell, 1948-1953 Financial lists, clippings, etc., 1948-1952 Pan-American Airways System, 1941-1959

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Parade Publications, Corp. 1946-1948 1949-1950 1951-1954 Passport applications, etc., 1923-1958 Pennsylvania Railroad Co., 1937-1952 BOX 138 Pennsylvania Railroad electrification, 1937 Perrier, Rose L., estate, 1947-1951 Phi Beta Kappa, 1941-1957 Philadelphia Inquirer, 1934-1955 Pillsbury Flour Mill Co., 1940-1953 Press and politics essay by W. M. Reddig, circa 1952 Proctor and Gamble, 1942-1957 Press Alliance, Corp., 1943-1944 Providence Journal, 1936-1942 Public Opinion Quarterly, 1938-1946 Pusey, Merlo J. re Charles Evans Hughes, 1951-1952 re Eisenhower the president, 1956-1957 Quaker Oats Co., 1937-1951 Radio Corp. of American, 1934-1956 Raleigh Haberdasher, 1937-1950 Readers Digest 1935-1945 1946-1959 BOX 139 Real estate, 1922-1959 Amsterdam Avenue, N.Y. City, 1922-1924 Crescent Place, D.C., 1934-1958 Henderson Castle and Belmont Road, 1938-1943 (F. E. Castleberry, H. Cecil Kilpartrick) Henderson Castle and Belmont Road, 1950-1959 Miscellaneous, 1934-1958 Nassau cottage (Bert L. Roberts, F. C. Van Zeylen) 1955-1956 1957-1958 Nassau re purchase, 1956-1958 (Noel J. Crowe, Bert L. Roberts) New York apartment, 1933-1936 New York apartment building, 1931 (Henry Mandel) North Castle, N.Y., rezoning, 1953-1955 (Pare Lorenz) Red Rock Ranch, WY, 1927-1948 (Fernie Hubbard, T. C. McClintock, W. P. Redmond) Seven Springs Farm, N.Y., 1924-1933 (Arylawn Farms [cows], William C. Carter, John A. Commons, Charles Ruthven) 1935-1949 BOX 140 1950-1953 1954-1959 Virginia cabin, 1937-1954 (Waldron Faulkner, Paul A. Nichols) Reconstruction Finance Corp.

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1934-1949 1950-1956 Article, 1940 (Jesse H. Jones) Loan to Central Republic Band and Trust, Chicago,1932 Loans to railroads, 1932 Loans to railroads, 1932 Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault St. Marie Missouri Pacific New York Central New York, Chicago, & St. Louis BOX 141 Pennsylvania St. Louis-San Francisco St. Louis Southwestern Seaboard Airline Southern Railway Meyer testimony, etc., 1931-1932 Reliable Stores Corp., 1934-1943 Republican National Committee, 1928-1953 Safeway Stores, Corp., 1938-1955 St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 1936-1955 San Francisco Chronicle, 1934-1953 San Francisco Examiner, 1936-1951 Sarah Lawrence College, 1940-1952 Sawyer-Ferguson-Walker Co., 1950-1958 BOX 142 Sears, Roebuck and Co., 1934-1955 Security Storage Co., 1931-1952 Sidney Blumenthal and Co., Corp., 1946-1958 (Sidney Blumenthal, H. H. Schell, Shelton Looms) Simon and Schuster, 1938-1959 Society of Medalists, 1945-1950 Standard Brands, Corp., 1944-1946 Standard Oil Co., 1947-1956 Stanford University, Rosalie Stern Scholarship, 1955-1959 State Department, 1939-1957 Sotry and Co., 1937-1952 Subscriptions, 1946-1956 Sun Oil Co., 1944-1954 Swift and Co., 1940-1950 Symington-Gould Corp., 1941-1945 Syracuse University, 1931-1958 Taxes, personal 1921-1945 BOX 143 1946-1960 Television set donations, 1952-1954 Texas Corp., 1934-1952 Thomson, John D. (fund), 1940-1942

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Tiffany and Co., 1934-1947 Time magazine, 1934-1956 Train accident (personal), 1952 Treasury Department, 1931-1956 Trip to London, notes on meetings, conditions, etc., 1939 (Marcel Knecht) Trip to London Clippings, 1941 Correspondence, lists, 1941 Trip to Europe with Alfred Friendly, Sept. 1947 with Alfred Friendly, correspondence, 1947-1948 with James Russell Wiggins, 1951 Twentieth Century Fund, 1941-1953 Union Pacific Railroad, 1939-1946 United Jewish Appeal, 1940-1959 United Nations, 1946-1948 United Nations conference, San Francisco, 1945 BOX 144 United States Motor Co., 1910-1913 Correspondence (Benjamin Briscoe, Orrin S. Goan, O. J. Milford, T. J. Tyler) 1911 1912 Jan.-Apr. May June-Dec. 1913 Minutes, 1912 Reports, etc., 1910-1912 United States Motor Co. et al. reorganization, receivership, 1912 United States Rubber Co., 1942-1952 United States Steel Corp., 1942-1957 United States Trust Co. of NY, 1950-1959 United Steel Workers of America, 1943 BOX 145 University of California, Berkeley 1942-1958 Memorial scholarship, 1955-1956 Rosalie M. Stern Award, 1955-1959 Student center, 1958-1959 University of Chicago 1930-1956 Economics conference, 1951 University of Missouri, 1942-1953 University of Rochester, 1942-1954 Variety Club, 1937-1959 Veterans Administration, 1945-1957 WMBR radio-television 1954-1958

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1948-1958 Wall Street Journal, 1931-1951 Walter J. Thompson, 1931-1951 War Department, 1942-1945 BOX 146 War Finance Corp., 1918-1931 Agricultural and financial conditions, North Central, 1927 Agricultural Credit Corp., 1924-1927 Agricultural Credits Act, 1923 Agricultural loan agency, Idaho, 1922 (Dwight F. Davis, Andrew W. Mellon) Board conference on applications for loans Apr.-June 1921 July-Aug. 1921 Cattle in Mexico, 1923-1925( re charges against WFC) (Gerard C. Henderson) Cotton Committee, 1926 (correspondence with state bankers, editors) (Herbert Hoover) Cotton exporters conference report, 1921 (Angus McLean) Cotton reports, Europe, 1921 Favorable comments on work, 1921-1927 BOX 147 Federal Reserve System (inquiry), 1923 Foreign credit insurance, 1921-1922 (David G. Baird) Foreign trade, finance, 1920-1921 (2 folders) Africa, England Estonia, Turkey Gooding inquiry, Idaho loans, 1924 Inquiries re effect of War Finance Corp., 1922 Legislation and notes, 1918 Legislation, Edge Act, 1919-1931 (Export Finance Bill) Liberty and Victory bond market, 1918-1920 (R. C. Leggingwell, W. G. McAdoo) Liberty bonds, 1918-1919 Mabon, James B. 1920-1922 BOX 148 Liberty bond marketing, 1918-1919 (audit) Liberty Loan Association, 1919 Liquidation, 1925-1929 (H. Davis, George T. Ranney) Livestock and Agricultural Loan Co. of New Mexico, 1924-1928 Mexican cattle, 1923-1926 (L. A. Hughes, W. W. Turney) Minutes of board, 1920-1929 Dec. 1920 Jan.-June 1921 July-Sept. 1921 Oct.-Dec. 1921 Jan.-Mar. 1922 BOX 149 Apr.-June 1922 July-Dec. 1922 1923-24 (2 folders)

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Jan.-May 1925 July-Dec. 1925 BOX 150 1926-1928 (3 folders) Jan.-Mar. 1929 Minutes of Board, extracts re bond purchases, 1918, 1920 Miscellany, 1921-1924 Northwestern farm lands, 1926-1927 (Calvin Coolidge, George C. Holmberg) Office letters (copies of letters sent to senators, congressmen, the president, cabinet members, other officials) Jan.-May 1922 June-Dec. 1922 1923-1927 (5 folders) BOX 151 Outlook article, 1923 (Bernard Baruch, Silas Bent) Panamerican financial conference, 1919-1920 Postal Savings System, 1920 (Clarence M. Woolley) Public utilities, loans, 1918-1919 Railroad loans, securities, 1918-1919 Moulton, Herbert G. 1920-1922 Railroads, Federal Electric Railways Commission, 1919 Reed, James A., 1926-1927 Research economist, 1923 Resumption Oct.-Dec. 1920 Jan.-Mar. 1921 Revival, undated Rotterdam Bankvereeniging, 1923 (J. G. van Breda Kilff) Russian cooperatives, 1919 Sapiro, Aaron (cooperatives), 1921-1927 State Department communiques (2 folders with index) Sept. 1919-Jan. 1920 Feb.-May 1920 BOX 152 Shipping Board, 1920 Steagall, Henry B., 1922-1925 (re political pressure) Stock Exchange, listing of foreign securities, 1919-1920 ( R. H. Brand, William W. Heaton, Michel Lazard, A. B. Leach, J. P. Morgan) Suspension, resignation, regrets, 1920 (Woodrow Wilson) Traylor, Melvin A., 1922-1926 Wheat and railroads, 1923 Wheat exports, 1923 (Calvin Coolidge) Wheat report editorials, 1923 Wheat situation, 1923 (C. W. Barron) War Industries Board, 1916-1920 Cement, 1917-1918 Copper, 1917-1918

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Functions, organization, 1916-1920 (Council of National Defense, Bernard Baruch) Lead, 1917-1918 Vogelstein suit (copper), 1918-1920 War Industries Board BOX 153 War Production Board, Newspaper Industry Survey Committee (3 folders) 1943-1946 (3 folders) War Savings Bureau committee, 1917 Washington Area Council on Alcoholism, 1958-1959 Washington Board of Trade, 1939-1958 Washington Board of Trade Postwar Planning Committee, 1945-1946 Washington Criminal Justice Association Correspondence 1936-1938 1939-1940 1941-1943 BOX 154 1944-1951 1952-1955 1956-1959 Reports "Crime in the Nation's Capital," 1939-1958 Miscellaneous, 1955, undated Washington Evening Star General, 1934-1959 Promotion pieces, 1950-1951 BOX 155 Washington Post "Air Power" tear sheets, advertising, 1943 Anniversary (60th), 1937 Acknowledgments Congratulatory letters (George E. Allen, Claude D. Black, William Edgar Borah, Arthur Capper, Carter Glass, Charles A. Goldsmith, Cordell Hull, Robert Lincoln O'Brien, Franklin D. Roosevelt) Anniversary (5th), 1938 Congratulatory letters (Lucius Bebe, Eleanor Roosevelt, Gerard Swope, Henry Litchfield West) Anniversary (15th), 1948 Mailing lists, etc., A-F Congratulatory letters A-F (Carter Barron, Bernard Baruch, G. Baxter Mathews, Harold H. Burton, J. W. Fulbright, James Forrestal) G-L (Harold L. Ickes, F. D. Layton) M-Y (Alice Fox Pitts, Harry K. Taylor, Clarence Woolley) Anniversary (75th of the paper), 1952 Anniversary (20th), 1953 (Vi Sutton) BOX 156 Anniversary (25th), 1958

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Dinner Correspondence (Bernard Baruch, Robert Brand, Olive Clapper, John Cowles, Estes Kefauver, William M. Kiplinger, Vi Sutton) Miscellaneous Applications for employment 1947 1948-1955 Applications for music critic (Aaron Copland, Edward Downes, Paul Humer, Elizabeth Meyer Lorenz, Nicholas Nabokoff, Edwin Schloss) Army medical corps articles, mailings, 1943 (Louis Levand) Berlin crisis, 1948 Clippings, other newspapers Comments on articles (Myron M. Cowan) Mailing lists BOX 157 Correspondence with publishers (Ferdinand Kuhn) General correspondence, 1948-1949 (re pamphlets, reprints) Comments on articles "Case for Eisenhower," 1952 "Conversion of Government," 1942 "European Unity" 1950 (Henri Bonnet, Dwight D. Eisenhower) "Letter to the Chinese," 1950 Marshall Plan supplement, 1947 Meyer-Jones on crops, 1948 "No More Taxes" 1952 On air power, 1943 (L. Francis V. Drake) BOX 158 On Federal Reserve, 1951 (E. P. Taliaferro) On psychological warfare against Japan, 1945 On Roosevelt third term, 1940 Letters received (Henry M. Reed) Mailings, etc., 1940 On Truman-Ike, 1952 "Pandora's Box at UNCIO," 1945 "Political Profiteers," 1942 "Road Back to America," 1950 Alphabetical file A-H (Barnard Baruch, Taylor Caldwell, Allen Dulles, H. J. Heinz, II, Hubert H. Humphrey) J-W (George Roberts, Louis S. St. Laurent) Editorials, clippings, May 1950 BOX 159 "The Army in Europe," 1944 (Walter Lippman, industrialists' letters) "What's in a Word," 1944 (invasion versus liberation) (Douglas Southall Freeman) Comments on articles by Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer "America's Home Front," 1943 Miscellaneous, 1946-1951 (Oscar Colcarie, Philip Graham, W. A. Lufburrow) On army town (Leesville, La.), 1943 (C. E. Morris, William Nicolle) On Brewster Aeronautical Corp., 1943 On Britain's home front, 1942 (Henry K. Taylor)

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On child health project, 1945 On community service to veterans, 1945 On juvenile delinquency, 1953 On Maryland health plan, 1949 BOX 160 On Negro and army, 1944 (Paul Bellamy, Charles H. Flagg) On neighborhood councils, 1945 On Pasadena schools, 1951 On postwar South, 1946 (Homer P. Rainey) On WPA, 1936 Re trip through U.S., 1943 Feb.-Mar. (Arthur Capper, Florence Fortney, Louis Levand) Apr.-May Comments on columns "Washington Merry-Go-Round," 1944 (re John Foster Dulles) (Drew Pearson), (2 folders) 1943-1946 (Jesse H. Jones, Drew and Luvie Pearson, Joseph Newton Pew, Jr., Laurence Steinhardt) Comments on inaugural edition, 1949 BOX 161 Comments on new building issue, 1951 (Henry C. Hallam, Samuel William Yorty) Comments on new building issue (outgoing), 1951 Complaints, 1948-1958 Complimentary letters 1945-1947 1948-1952 1953-1958 "Crow Banquet" invitations, comments (re election results), 1948 (George Gallup, Harry S. Truman) Evaluation, etc., 1935-1936 (Paul Christian) Meyer-Jones articles on crops, 1948 "Road Back to America" tear sheets, mailings, 1950 BOX 162 Staff memoranda, etc. 1948-1949 1950-1951 1952-1953 1953-1956 1957-1959 Stock gifts to employees, 1955 (3 folders) Clippings, miscellaneous Letters of thanks (Estes Kefauver, Herbert H. Lehman, Arch McDonald) BOX 163 Letters sent Stock gifts to employees Syndicated articles "Postwar Corporate Taxation," 1944 "Wartime Taxation," 1942 (Bronson Batchelor, Roswell Magill, H. T. Meek, Alfred Parker, Harry Staton)

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War Department publishers trip, 1944 William the Silent Award, 1956 Washington Times-Herald, 1932-1954 Acquisition Congratulatory replies, 1954 (2 folders) General correspondence, 1954 Clippings General, 1940-1951 BOX 164 re Cissy Patterson's death and will, 1948 Clippings re Washington Post, 1935-1953 Correspondence, 1932-1953 (Eleanor Medill Patterson) White House correspondence (non-presidential), 1950-1955 William the Silent Award, 1950-1951 Willys-Overland Motor, Inc., 1947-1949 Woodward and Lothrop, 1935-1956 World Trade Program, 1946-1947 Yale Bowl Award, 1931, 1959 Yale Club of Washington, 1938-1958 Yale University 1932-1953 BOX 165 1954-1959 Class of 1895, 1940-1959 Construction of Women's Dorm, 1957-1959 Correspondence with scholarship winners, 1951-1958 Department of Political Science fund, 1953-1958 Public Service Scholarship fund, 1951-1958 Yale Medal Award, 1953-1954 Yale-in-China, 1937-1953 (Henry Robinson Luce) Young and Rubicam, Inc., 1937-1951 Zeta Beta Tau, 1938 Zionist Organization of America, 1934-1949

BOX 166 Part I: Miscellany, 1903-1959 Printed matter, certificates, awards, degrees, biographical material, and miscellaneous items. Arranged alphabetically by type of material or subject.

BOX 166 Awards, certificates, citations, 1932-1958 Clippings about Meyer, circa 1933-1950 Clubs Lists, 1910-1959 Miscellaneous correspondence, 1921-1959 Alf-Ass Ban-Byr Cal-Cou Eco-Met Nat-Yal

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Humor, 1931-1932, undated Notes (FRB) (Meyer handwriting), circa 1932 Printed matter, 1919-1954 BOX 167 National Defense Conference, printed matter, 1917 Sidney Hyman file, circa 1952-1955 Memoranda, correspondence On Littauer speech On Federal Farm Loan Board (circa 1927) Research materials, etc., includes Meyer correspondence 1919-1931, (3 folders) BOX I:OV 168 Presidential appointments, Eugene Meyer and Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer, 1918-1953 BOX I:OV 169 Awards, certificates, honorary degrees, 1919-1958, and cartoon, circa 1903

BOX II:170 Part II: Family and General Correspondence, 1915-1948 Letters sent and received. Arranged alphabetically by name of person within type of correspondence.

BOX 170 Family, 1915-1948 (5 folders) General, 1915-1948 (2 folders)

BOX II:171-176 Part II: Speeches and Writings, circa 1905-1958 Typescript and printed copies of speeches and writings. Unarranged.

BOX 171-176 Index and numbered and unnumbered speeches and writings

BOX II:177-199 Part II: Subject File, 1875-1970 Correspondence, memoranda, financial papers concerning extensive contributions files, reports, printed matter, and photographs. Arranged alphabetically by subject, name of person, or organization.

BOX 177 American Assembly American Newspaper Guild Biographical material on Eugene Meyer, Jr. BOX 178 Biographical material BOX 179-181 Biographical material "Family copy" of Sidney Hyman biography BOX 182 Birthday celebrations, etc. 70th, 75th, 80th, and 81st Financial papers Vault lists, etc. BOX 183 "Domicile" 1943-1953 BOX 184 1951-1957 Last will and testament Art appraisals BOX 185 Ledger books of Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer, 1924-1932 & 1957 BOX 186-195 Contributions

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BOX 196 Contributions Graham, Philip Hayden (Charles) Foundation Immigration affidavits Jewish matters Madeira School 1946-1953 BOX 197 1954 Meyer, Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Biographical material 70th birthday celebrations Business correspondence re several of her books List of articles appearing in Washington Post, 22 Apr.-26 May 1946 Reprints of several articles BOX 198 Reconstruction Finance Corp. Senators, Inc. (Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer) Senators, Inc. (Katharine Graham) Seven Springs Farm photographs Shapley, Harlow (planetarium) Special tribute Available only on microfilm, shelf no. 17,605 Travels Europe 1947 1947 (Alfred Friendly's diary) 1951 BOX 199 Trip to Peace Conference, 1919 War Finance Corp. Miscellany Annual Reports Washington Post miscellany, includes 75th anniversary of paper (1952), and 25th anniversary of Meyer with the paper (1958)

BOX III:200-207 Part III: Diaries, 1919-1959 Diaries and appointment Books. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 200 Diaries Mar. 1919-Jan. 1920 BOX 201 Jan. 1920-Dec. 1921 BOX 202 Jan. 1922-Feb. 1925 BOX 203 Mar. 1925-July 1927 BOX 204 Appointment books 1940-1945 BOX 205 1946-1952 BOX 206 1953-1956

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BOX 207 1957-1959

BOX III:208-215 Part III: Family and Personal Correspondence, 1890-1957 Letters sent and received. Arranged into a chronological file, letters of condolence file, and alphabetical file.

BOX 208 Chronological file 1890-1920 (5 folders) BOX 209 (3 folders) 1920-1943 1950-1958 BOX 210 Letters of condolence on death of J. Meyer on Titanic, 1912 (5 folders) BOX 211 Alphabetical file Cook, John A. Cook, Madge Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. (2 folders) DeSouza Dantas, Luis and Mme (4 folders) BOX 212 (6 folders) BOX 213 Eisenmann, Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Haas, Mr. and Mrs. Walter (2 folders) Liebman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. (1 folder) BOX 214 (1 folder) Liebman, Margo Loeb, Louis M. Loeb, Janet Meyer, Edgar J. (estate) Meyer, Walter E. (4 folders) BOX 215 Letters of condolence, 1957 Stern, David (2 folders) Stern, Rosalie M., letters of condolence, 1956 Stern, Mrs. Sigmund (3 folders)

BOX III:216-225 Part III: General Correspondence, 1905-1915 Letters received and copies of letters sent. Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization.

BOX 216 Altschul, Charles Anspacher, Louis K. "A" miscellaneous

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Baerwald, Emil and Phil Baruch, Bernard M. Batson, G. W. Batson, Roland Beatty, A. Chester Blumenthal, George W. (3 folders) Boissevoin Bottenweiser, Eugene BOX 217 Boynton, Charles H. Brentano's, New York City Brewster and Co. Burr, Amelia J. "B" miscellaneous (4 folders) BOX 218 Clark, J. F. A. Cohen, William N. Cole, Thomas F. Cook, Alfred A. (3 folders) Cook, Mrs. Alfred A. "C" miscellaneous (2 folders) BOX 219 Daimler Motor Co. Dearbergh, F. W. "D" miscellaneous Earle, E. P. Erb, William M. Evans, Henry "E" miscellaneous (2 folders) Fasken, David Flood, Ned Arden "F" miscellaneous BOX 220 Griswold, W. T. Greene, Richard T. Guggenheim, S. R. & D. Gilder, J. B. Goodrich Co. "G" miscellaneous Hegemeyer, Henri "H" miscellaneous (3 folders) BOX 221 "I" miscellaneous Johnson, George H. Josten, John "J" miscellaneous

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Kellogg, George D. Kendall, Messimore and Lyman Kohler, Edgar, Jr. Kompolite Kuhn, Loeb & Co. "K" miscellaneous Lazard Freres Leventritt, David Liebes (H.) and Co. Liebmann, Mrs. Charles London Paris National Bank "L" miscellaneous BOX 222 Mackay & Co. Merkels, O. J. Meyer, Edgar J. (2 folders) Meyer, H. J. Meyer Eugene, Jr. (2 folders) Meyer, William E. Morgan, J. P. & Co. BOX 223 "M" miscellaneous (3 folders) National Copper Bank Newhouse, M .I. Newhouse, Samuel New York Co-operative Society Nipissing Mining Co., Ltd. "N" miscellaneous Oppenheimer, Oscar F. "O" miscellaneous BOX 224 Panhard & Lenarsor Perkins, George W. "P" miscellaneous Ryder, John E. "R" miscellaneous (2 folders) Schirmer, Frank A. Stamm (J.) and Co. Stern, Mrs. Abe Stern, Jacob Stern, Mrs. Sigmund (2 folders) BOX 225 "S" miscellaneous (2 folders) "T" miscellaneous "V" miscellaneous

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Wright, Sir Almroth "W" miscellaneous "Y" miscellaneous "Z" miscellaneous

BOX III:226-253 Part III: Subject File, circa 1890-1945 Correspondence, memoranda, financial papers, reports, and printed matter. Arranged alphabetically by subject, name of person, or organization.

BOX 226 Agriculture (4 folders) Alaska Banks (3 folders) BOX 227 Beall, Zoe Bixby (Fred H.) Co. (3 folders) Borglum, Solon and Gutzon (2 folders) Brooklyn Transit Co. Burklin, R.R. BOX 228 Cattle (2 folders) Cooperatives Cotton (2 folders) Crowther, Samuel (2 folders) BOX 229 (1 folder) "Democratic Deflation of 1920" Farm Conference, 1922 Federal Reserve Bank Financial papers Investments and securities (2 folders) BOX 230 (5 folders) BOX 231 (6 folders) BOX 232 (4 folders) BOX 233 "Burnett vouchers" BOX 234 Ledgerbooks and investment notebooks (4 folders) BOX 235 Bills and receipts (5 folders) BOX 236 (6 folders) BOX 237 (1 folder) Chile Copper Co. Contributions Fleishhacker, Herbert

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Gilbert, S. P. Gilkes, Alfred Grammar School materials BOX 238 Henderson, Gerard C. Harrison, F. R. Hoban, J. W. (4 folders) BOX 239 Hughes, L. A. (4 folders) BOX 240 (2 folders) Janeway, Charles A. Marr, Gibson A. Marlow, T. A. Maxwell Motor Co. (3 folders) BOX 241 (4 folders) McLean, A. W. Mellon, A. W. Meredith, E. T. BOX 242 Merritt, Ralph P. (2 folders) Meyer, Agnes Elizabeth Ernst Meyer, Eugene, Sr. (estate) Meyer, Eugene, Jr., correspondence between New York and Washington, D.C., offices 1924-1925 (3 folders) BOX 243 1926 (2 folders) Office memoranda, circa 1922-1923 Moulton, H. G. 1921-1923 (3 folders) BOX 244 1924-1928 (6 folders) Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co. BOX 245 Presidential addresses (printed) (3 folders) Presidential correspondence (circa 1921-1928) (5 folders) BOX 246 Railroads (3 folders) Real estate Seven Springs Farm 2201 Conn. Ave., Washington,. D.C. (2 folders) 1901 Wyoming Ave., Washington, D.C. Republican National Convention, 1924

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BOX 247 Starek, Fred Stewart, C. E. Taylor, Alonzo E. Thomas (E. R.) Motor Car Co. (2 folders) Travels Southern states, 1922 Western states, 1922 BOX 248 Europe, 1923 Chicago and Minneapolis, 1923 California, 1924 Europe 1925 1927 1928 United States Motor Co. Vogelstein, L. and Co. v. U.S. Van Cleve Co. Wallace, Henry C. BOX 249 War Finance Corp. General (5 folders) BOX 250 "Statements of operations" (3 folders) BOX 251 "Reports and Accounts" (2 folders) BOX 252 Warehouse Act, 1919 (2 folders) Watson, H. V. Webber, Orlando F. Williams, Carl BOX 253 Yale University "College years" (3 folders) Miscellaneous correspondence, 1917-1935 (2 folders)

BOX III:254-257 Part III: Miscellany, circa 1890-1950 Printed matter, picture post cards, photographs and water colors. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 254 Printed matter (5 folders) BOX 255 Printed matter BOX 256 Printed matter

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BOX 257 Printed matter, photographs, and miscellany

BOX III:258-267 Part III: Scrapbooks, circa 1890-1946 Mainly scrapbooks of newspaper clippings. Arranged by type or title and therein chronologically.

BOX 258 Invitations and cards BOX 259 Newspaper clippings "Pre-Post Acquisition" BOX 260 "Pre-Post Acquisition" BOX 261 "After-Post Acquisition BOX 262 1912-1920 BOX 263 1921-1923 BOX 264 1923-1924 BOX 265 1924-1926 BOX 266 1926-1932 BOX 267 1923, 1946

BOX III:268-269 Part III: Additions, 1921-1959 Office memorandum, letters of condolence, and scrapbooks of clippings relating to the War Finance Corp. Arranged by type of material.

BOX 268 Office memorandum, 1951 Condolences, 1959 (19 folders) Scrapbooks, War Finance Corp., 1921 No. 8, May-Aug. (2 folders) BOX 269 No. 9, Aug.-Sept. (2 folders) No. 10, Sept.-Nov. (2 folders)

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