DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER LIBRARY ABILENE, KANSAS
ROGERS, WILLIAM P.: Papers, 1938-62
Accession: A67-6 Processed by: TB
Linear feet: 19 Approximate number of pages: 66,400 SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE
William Pierce Rogers was sworn in as Deputy Attorney General on January 28, 1953. Upon the resignation of Attorney General Herbert Brownell in October 1957, President Eisenhower selected Rogers as his new Attorney General. He was sworn in on November 8, 1957. Rogers resigned from his office on January 21, 1961
As Deputy Attorney General, Rogers was second in command of the Department of Justice. His primary responsibilities were overseeing the selection of federal judicial appointments, including judges, marshals, and United States Attorneys. In addition, he served on the President’s Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service Committee, the Government Contract Committee, and as the Special Presidential Representative to the Independence Ceremonies of Togo, Africa.
As Attorney General, Rogers became the chief legal adviser to the President and the coordinator of all the activities of the Department of Justice. In addition, he represented the United States in legal matters generally and gave advice and opinions to the heads of the executive departments of the Government when so requested. As Attorney General, Rogers appeared in person to represent the Government in the United States Supreme Court in cases of exceptional gravity or importance. Rogers was also very active in the political campaigns of 1952 and 1956, accompanying Richard Nixon as one of his chief political advisers.
The file consists of in-coming and out-going correspondence, memoranda, statistical material, telegrams, printed material, newspaper clippings, government documents, inter-office memoranda, and staff directives dealing with the day-to-day operations of the Department of Justice. In addition, there is attached to the file personal memorabilia which is not open to researchers.
The file covers primarily the period 1953-1961. There is a segment of the file, i.e., WPR: Scrapbook (1938-1953) (1) and (2), which covers Rogers’ early career as a lawyer, his role as a member of Thomas E. Dewey’s staff in the District Attorney’s Office of New York, and some of his duties as the chief counsel to the United States Senate’s Permanent Investigation Committee. The file is in four sections: correspondence, subject, personal, and appointments. All but the last section are arranged alphabetically. DESCRIPTION OF SERIES
Box Nos. Series
1-15 I. GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE. 1952-61. 14 2 containers.
Consists of Rogers’ personal and social correspondence with his friends and members of the general public. It includes greeting cards, congratulatory and sympathy correspondence, endorsements for office, requests for advice and transmittal letters. Arranger alphabetically by name of correspondent.
15-17 II. CHRONOLOGICAL FILE.
A. William P. Rogers Subseries. 1953-61. 2 containers.
Copies of letters and memoranda sent by Rogers. The material is mostly social in nature but contains scattered items pertaining to Justice Department matters. This file is incomplete as much of Rogers’ official correspondence and memoranda was not filed here.
17-18 B. Maggie Runkle subseries. 1958-61. 1 2 containers.
Copies of letters and memoranda prepared by Maggie Runkle, secretary to William Rogers. The material is of a routine nature, consisting of letters acknowledging or transmitting documents and accepting or declining invitations.
19-36 III. INVITATIONS. 1953-61. 17 2 containers.
Invitations received by Rogers during his service in the Justice Department. The invitations are arranged by year. For each year the invitations are arranged in two alphabetical sequences. One sequence contains invitations to speak; the other contains all other invitations. At the end of the series is one folder of invitations received by Mrs. Rogers.
36-42 IV. CONGRATULATORY LETTERS.
A. Attorney General Subseries. 1957. 6 containers.
Letters of congratulation received by Rogers upon his appointment as Attorney General in November 1957. Arranged alphabetically.
42-45 B. Deputy Attorney General Subseries. 1952-53 2 2 containers.
Letters of congratulation received by Rogers upon his appointment as Deputy Attorney General in January 1953. Arranged alphabetically.
45-49 V. SUBJECT FILE. 1952-61. 14 2 containers.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports and printed material collected by William Rogers during his service in the Justice Department. The material contains information on the administration of the Justice Department, legal and judicial matters, and Republican politics. Arranged alphabetically by subject,
59-63 VI. PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE. 1949-62. 4 containers.
Correspondence, bills financial statements and personnel forms concerning the social and personal activities of William Rogers. This series also contains some important correspondence between Rogers and Edgar Eisenhower. Arranged by subject.
63-68 VII. SCRAPBOOK. 1938-61. 5 2 containers.
Newspaper clippings, magazine articles and other printed material pertaining to the activities of William Rogers. Arranged roughly chronologically.
69-71 VIII. CALLS AND APPOINTMENTS.
A. Appointment Books Subseries. 1951-60. 2 2 containers.
Ten bound diaries in which Rogers recorded his important appointments. Arranged chronologically.
71-76 B. Calls and Appointments Subseries. 1953-61. 5 2 containers
Loose sheets listing telephone calls received by Rogers’ office and visitors who arrived at the office to see him The lists of calls and visitors are filed together from September 1953 to January 1957, and separately from February 1957 to January 1961. They are in chronological order.
77-79 C. Index Subseries. 1953-61. 3 containers.
Slips of paper listing persons who visited Rogers and the date of their visit. arranged in two alphabetical segments, one covering Rogers’ term as deputy Attorney General, and the other his term as Attorney General.
80-83 IX. PUBLICATIONS. 1948-59. 4 containers.
Books, magazines and pamphlets, mostly pertaining to legal and judicial matters, which were collected by William Rogers. Arranged alphabetically by title.
CONTAINER LIST Box No. Contents
SERIES I: GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE
1 Ab-Allen, G. (misc) [Meade Alcorn and RNC]
Allen, N.-Am (misc) [Gordon Allott re number of federal judges]
An-App (misc)
Ar-Ay (misc) [Jewish support for Republicans]
Bab-Banse (misc)
Bantz-Barnes, S. (misc) [William Bantz re Washington state judicial appointment; Stanley Barnes]
Barnes, W.-Bass (misc) [South Carolina judicial matters]
Bast-Beall (misc) [Arnold Bauman re U.S. attorney for District of Columbia]
Beard-Becker (misc) [William Becker re Rogers’ naval friends]
Becks-Bennet, J. (misc) [divisions of American Bar Association; George Bender and labor investigations; William Bennet re NY politics; James Bennet re UN conference in London, violence on radio]
Bennet, M.-Bew (misc)
Bic-Bix (misc) [Walter Biddle re Kansas and Republican politics; John Biggs re Virgin Islands legal matters]
Bla-Boldt (misc) [George Boldt of Washington state]
2 Boldt-Booke (misc) [George Boldt; immigration legislation]
Bookm-Bradl (misc) [George Boos re Michigan political rallies; Raimond Bowles re New Hampshire politics]
Brads-Briggs (misc)
Brill-Brown, G. (misc) [William Broomfield re Michigan judicial appointments]
Brown, J.-Bru (misc) [Herbert Brownell re legal arguments in Little Rock affair]
Bry-Burger, G. (misc) [Daniel Bryant re Republican dinners]
Burger, K.-Burgess, C. (misc) [court case re Army responsibility in Alaskan fire; Warren Burger re international judicial conference, training of judges, court efficiency]
Burgess, K.-Butt (misc)
Cad-Cape (misc) [Jerome Cantor re Nixon campaign]
Capu-Cas (misc) [Joseph Caputa re European reaction to Little Rock, ICA; G. Harold Carswell re Florida court work]
Cass-Call (misc) [U.S. Social Defense correspondents to the U.N.]
Cer-Chor (misc) [Norman Chandler re airline case; Rep. Frank Chelf re Panama]
Chot-Clark, K. (misc) [Murray Chotiner and FTC; congestion in federal courts]
Clark, R.-Cliff (misc)
3 Cob-Com (misc)
Comm-Cor (misc) [Owen Connolly re New York politics; Edward Cooper re broadcasting regulation; Ralph Cooper re Florida judicial appointment; Philip Cortney re TV quiz show hoax]
Cott-Cre (misc) [B. Hayden Crawford re Oklahoma politics]
Cron-Crossley, R. (misc) [Sobell and Rosenberg cases; Randolph Crossley re Hawaii politics]
Crossley, R.-Crou (misc) [Randolph Crossley; Paul Crouch re New York appointment]
Cros-Cutt (misc) [investigation of labor extortion]
Dal-Davis, C. (misc) [John Dalton re meeting with Cuban officials]
Davis, E.-Denman (misc) [Sim DeLapp re North Carolina judicial appointments]
Den-Diggs (misc) [Edward Devitt re federal sentencing procedures; Raymond Dickey re political considerations in judicial appointments]
Dewey, Gov. Thomas E. [construction of air force base]
Dill-Don (misc) [Benjamin Dillingham re Hawaii politics and judicial appointment; visa for Cuban official; Everett Dirksen re Civil Rights Commission, number of judges]
Dor-Dro (misc) [Francis Dorn re New York politics; William Drennan re West Virginia judicial appointment]
Dru-Dwo (misc) [Rogers re conduct of regulatory commission; U.S. Attorneys as judges]
4 Eag-Eid (misc)
Ein-Ema (misc) [Edgar Eisenhower re politics, judicial appointments]
Eme-Eze (misc) [article re FCC scandal; Samuel Ervin re FBI investigation of Mississippi lynching]
Pres. Eisenhower, Corres. with October 1959-January 1961 [moratorium on nuclear testing; crime statistics; anti-trust and clemency case]
Pres. Eisenhower, Corres. with January 1959-July 1959 [federal officials and libel law; federal-state relations; proposed Central Security Office; oil imports; International Court and Berlin]
Pres. Eisenhower, Corres. with May 1958-December 1958 [Washington state judicial appointment; FCC and Little Rock controversies; Supreme Court appointments; proposed youth center Abilene, Kansas; suits against labor unions; Supreme Court activities; Salk vaccine]
Pres. Eisenhower, Corres. with March 1955-March 1958 [Kansas judicial appointment]
Fai-Fin (misc) [John Feikens re Michigan judicial appointment; the Philippines; John Finerty re Rosenberg case]
Fis-Fit (misc) [Roger Fisher re obscene mail]
Fla-Fol (misc)
Fopp-Fox (misc)
Fra-Freed (misc) [Felix Frankfurter re judicial experience]
Freem-Fri (misc)
Fro-Fur (misc) [J.W. Fulbright re Arkansas judicial appointment]
5 Gab-Gas (misc) [Don Juan Gallardo speech re Mexico; Wesley Garrison re Florida appointments]
Gat-Gev (misc) [Henry Guad re South Carolina patronage; National Labor Relations Board and California labor dispute]
Gey-Glu Misc) [Charles Geyer re Customs scandals]
Gol-Goodm (misc)
Goodrich, A.-Goodrich, N. (misc) [ceremony honoring Judge Learned Hand]
Gor-Gow (misc) [Ralph Gorton re Joseph Swing of INS]
Graham, Phillip L. [Sobell case; Claude Jaggar re Hawaii politics]
Gra-Gre (misc) [Robert Graham re Washington state judicial appointment]
Gre-Gris (misc) [Erwin Griswold re bill to limit Supreme Court]
Grit-Groat (misc)
Gross Leon R. (misc) [Hawaii politics; labor unions and communism in Hawaii]
Grubb-Gyo (misc)
Hab-Ham (misc)
Ham-Harris and Ewing (misc) [John Hannah re Michigan politics]
6 Harris, J.-Hart (misc) [validation of German dollar bonds]
Harv-Haz (misc) [Paul Hawkins re FTC; Brooks Hays re Arkansas campaign]
Hea-Her (misc)
Hert-Hin (misc) [Patrick Hillings re California judicial appointment]
Hip-Hog (misc) [Leo Hoegh re imports of heavy electrical equipment]
Hol-Hop (misc)
Hor-Hub (misc) [Oregon judicial appointment]
Hud-Hyd (misc)
I (misc)
Jack-Jacobs (misc) [Nathan Jacobs re Illinois Politics, judicial reform, Jewish matters]
Jaf-Joh (misc) [Judge Frank Johnson re Civil Rights Act]
John-Jones, J. (misc) [A.C. Johnston re seized Dutch property]
Jones, L.-Jur (misc) [Harold Judell re Louisiana politics]
Kab-Katzen, B. (misc) [Bernard Katzen re aid to Israel]
7 Katzen, B. (misc) (1)(2) [aid to Israel; narcotics]
Kaufman, Irving R. (misc) [New York judicial matters; court congestion]
Kauffman, J.-Kelly, D. (misc) [Estes Kefauver and Lewis Strauss hearings; Donald Kelly re Colorado judicial appointment]
Kelly, F.-Kent (misc)
Kenw-Kheel, T.W. (misc) [T.W. Kheel re Africa]
Kheel, T.W.-Khru (misc) [T.W. Kheel re labor arbitration]
Kid-King, P. (misc) [Preston King re District of Columbia judges]
King, S.-Kle (misc) [Samuel King re Hawaii politics; Julius Klein and General Aniline and Film Co.]
Klo-Knu (misc)
Koe-Kov (misc) [Bela Kornitzer and Richard Nixon]
Kra-Kre (misc) [speech by German ambassador Krekeler re trade and investment matters]
Kro-Kur (misc)
8 Lab-Lang (misc) [Williams Langer and Hawaii appointments]
Lans-Lav (misc) [Arthur Larson re World Court]
Law-Lee (misc) [David Lawrence re civil rights]
Leff-Lesh (misc)
Lev-Lim (misc)
Lin-Lip (misc)
Lis-Look (misc) [Henry Cabot Lodge re French representative to UN]
Loom-Lyo (misc)
McAll-McCull (misc) [West Virginia politics; Elsie McCormick re Chicago politics]
McDew-McGra (misc) [Ralph McGill re civil rights; American Legion and anti- communism]
McGre-McKin (misc)
McKee-McTig (misc) [Rep. John McMillan re DC courts]
Maas-MacLeish (misc) [Jeannette MacDonald re Norwegian opera; George MacKinnon re Minnesota politics]
9 MacMahon-Malone, G. (misc) [Lloyd MacMahon re Citizens for Eisenhower; Patrick Main, ACLU, re civil rights]
Malone, Ross L. (misc) [American Bar Association; Lands Division of Justice Department]
Malott-Martin, L. (misc)
Martin, P.-Mas (misc) [Masaji Marumoto re Hawaii judicial appointments]
Mat-Mayo (misc) [Barak Mattingly re Missouri judicial appointment]
Mazo-Men (misc) [Earl Mazo re book on Richard Nixon, Republican politics]
Merr-Miller, M. (misc) [Frank Millard re Michigan anti-communist law]
Miller, Paul (misc)
Miller, S.-Mit (misc)
Mod-Moore, L. (misc)
More, T.-Mor (misc) [Thomas Moore re Niagara power development]
Mos-Mur (misc)
Murp-Myt (misc)
10 Nab-National H. (misc)
National L.-Nee (misc)
Nef-Noi (misc) [John Neff re campaign contribution and Sen. Francis Case; Duke Newcombe 1956 campaign in New York; chief justice of Nigeria]
Nor-Nyc (misc)
Oak-O’Con (misc)
Ode-Oln (misc)
Ols-Owe (misc)
Pac-Para (misc) [Rogers article re law enforcement]
Park-Pay (misc) [W.H. Patterson re Tom Lanphier and Senate investigation of missile program]
Pea-Per (misc) [Elbert Peabody re Georgia post office appointment; Drew Pearson re judicial appointments; Philip Perlman re Justice Department organization]
Pet-Phillips, M. (misc)
Phillips, O.-Pil (misc) [Orie Phillips re judicial appointments]
Pinkley, Virgil (1)(2) [investigation of Chinese communists in U.S.; price of newsprint]
11 Pip-Por (misc)
Pos-Pres (misc) [post office and facsimile mail]
Pret-Pyl (misc)
Qua-Qui (misc)
Ra-Rank (misc) [John Rae re Michigan politics]
Rann-Rea (misc)
Reb-Rei (misc)
Rel-Rhyne, C. (misc) [John J. Rhodes re labor law]
Rhyne, C.-Richardson, S. (misc) [Charles Rhyne re Little Rock schools]
Richardson, V.-Rix (misc)
Rizley, Robs (misc) [court case re contempt of Congress in communist investigation]
Roa-Robinson, S. (misc)
Robinson, W.-Rodd (misc) [Sherman Rock re labor problems]
Rodg-Rogers, T. (misc)
Rogers, W.-Rop (misc)
12 Ros-Rot (misc) [Robert Robs re Army contracts, conflict of interest]
Roth-Ryk (misc) [Stuart Rothman re work of Solicitor of Labor, Philippine labor riot; Kenneth Royall re North Carolina judicial appointment]
Sad-Schei (misc)
Schen-Schr (misc)
Schu-Scu (misc)
Scud-Segal, B. (misc) [Bernard Segal re American Bar Association reports to Justice Department on proposed judicial appointees]
Segal, B.-Sey (misc) [Bernard Segal re federal judges]
Sha-Shattuck, E. (misc) [Edward Shattuck re California and Republican politics]
Shattuck, E.-Shel (misc)
Shep-Shoe (misc)
Shoo-Sla (misc) [Duke Shoop re Missouri judicial appointment]
Sli-Smith, D. (misc)
Smith, E.-Sny (misc)
13 Sob-Squ (misc)
St.-Sten (misc)
Step-Stet (misc) [Albert Stephens re Alaska courts]
Stev-Stewart, H. (misc)
Stewart, J.-Stic (misc) [Herman Stichman re Japanese riots; Jim Stichter re Texas politics]
Stif-Stra (misc) [Ralph Stockton re North Carolina judicial appointment; Thomas Stokes re press conferences by Cabinet members; William Strand re Hawaii military property]
Stre-Sullivan, J. (misc) [Lyle Streeter re Pennsylvania post office matters]
Sullivan, L.-Syl (misc) [Mac Swinford re transcribing court testimony]
Tab-Teeter, J. (misc) [John Teeter re Congressional committees]
Teetor, L.-Thompson, G. (misc) [Jacob Temkin re Senate investigation of obscene mail]
Thompson, O.-Til (misc)
Timbers, William H. (misc) [Securities and Exchange Commission]
Tob-Townsend, D. (misc)
14 Townsend, W.-Tuo (misc)
Tur-Tyl (misc)
Uhl-U.S. Marshal (misc)
Vall-Van (misc) [J.J. Vallarino re Panama]
Var-Vom (misc) [Edgar Vaught re Oklahoma appointment]
Wac-Wall (misc) [Henry Wallace re vice-presidency]
Walsh, J.-Walsh, L. (misc) [Lawrence Walsh re New York City television]
Walt-Warn (misc)
Warr-Was (misc)
Wat-Wei (misc)
Wel-Whea (misc)
Whee-Whi (misc)
Wic-Williams, C. (misc) [Clare Williams re Florida politics, judicial appointment]
15 Williams, J.-Wilt (misc)
Win-Wof (misc) [John Wisdom re cattle imports; Harry Wismer re ownership of sports teams; Harris Wofford re civil rights]
Wol-Wor (misc) [Marion Woodall and copyright of posthumous publications]
Wright, H.-Wright, T. (misc)
Wym-Wyt (misc) [Louis Wyman re New Hampshire court cases; Florence Wythe re World War I pension laws]
Yar-You (misc) [Charles Young re Hawaii judicial matters]
Zav-Zin (misc)
SERIES II: CHRONOLOGICAL FILE William P. Rogers Subseries
Daily Correspondence 1/53-2/53 [investigation of federal reformatory, Petersburg, Virginia; Owen Lattimore prosecution; release of executive clemency information; process for selecting federal law officers; Sen. William Langer and bribery investigation]
Daily Correspondence 3/53-4/53 [impairment of court case by Congressional hearing; indictment of Congressman John McMillan; Congressional access to tax returns]
Daily Correspondence 5/53-6/53 [appearances of indicted Communists before Congressional committees; prosecutions of violations of Defense Production Act]
Daily Correspondence 7/53 [Rosenberg clemency petitions]
Daily Correspondence 8/53 [bribery of State Department officials by Nicaraguans]
Daily Correspondence 9/53-10/53 [FBI relations with state attorneys general; application of veterans preference law to Justice Department attorneys; Justice Department relations with Civil Aeronautics Administration; political appointees]
Daily Correspondence 11/53-12/53 [Minnesota rackets and labor unions]
16 Daily Correspondence 1/54-4/54 [Potter Stewart; Murray Chotiner; Justice Department relations with Senate Judiciary Committee; endorsement of attorneys by New York Bar; Congressional access to Civil Service Commission files]
Daily Correspondence 5/54-6/54 [non-discrimination clause in government contracts; release of classified information to Sen. McCarthy]
Daily Correspondence 7/54-8/54 [employee security program]
Daily Correspondence 9/54-10/54 [investigation of Federal Housing Administration; Randolph Crossley of Hawaii]
Daily Correspondence 11/54-12/54 [Hawaii politics]
Daily Correspondence 1/55-4/55
Daily Correspondence 5/55-8/55 [Congressional review of SEC proceedings; Harry Cain]
Daily Correspondence 9/55-10/55 [eavesdropping on jury deliberations]
Daily Correspondence 11/55-12/55 [Emergency relocation test]
Daily Correspondence 1/56-3/56 [FBI policy re kidnapping investigations; grand jury investigation of contribution to Sen. Francis Case; investigation of sugar imports from Dominican Republic; anti-trust immunity and foreign petroleum supply; Court of Claims and Dixon-Yates case]
Daily Correspondence 4/56-6/56 [Subversive Activities Control Board; Virgin Islands parole board]
Daily Correspondence 7/56-8/56 [Justice Department and civil rights; Operation Alert and protection of constitutional rights; Republican platform]
Daily Correspondence 9/56-12/56 [court congestion]
Daily Correspondence 1/57-2/57 [Hungarian refugees; U.S. Attorneys’ staffs]
Daily Correspondence 3/57-5/57 [immigration laws; Adam Clayton Powell; Main judicial appointment]
Daily Correspondence 6/57-12/57 [Gov. Faubus and Little Rock; Justice Department budget and legislative program; immigration laws; Main judicial appointment]
17 Daily Correspondence 1/58-2/58 [Presidential disability]
Daily Correspondence 3/58-4/58 [Law Day Statement]
Daily Correspondence 5/58-10/58 [Little Rock School and Supreme Court; Salk vaccine]
Daily Correspondence 12/58
Daily Correspondence 1/59-4/59 [Dixon-Yates and Strauss hearings; oil imports]
Daily Correspondence 5/59-6/59 [bipartisanship in judicial appointments; recording court proceedings; labor violence; federal pre-emption of state laws; prior judicial experience of Supreme Court justices]
Daily Correspondence 7/59-9/59 [court congestion; bribery of foreign ship crews; equal time for candidates on news programs]
Daily Correspondence 10/59-12/59
Daily Correspondence 1/60-2/60
Daily Correspondence 3/60-4/60 [voting referee proposal; school desegregation]
Daily Correspondence 5/60-12/60
Daily Correspondence 1/61
18 MAGGIE RUNKLE SUBSERIES
MR Daily Correspondence 4/23/58-12/58
MR Daily Correspondence 1/59
MR Daily Correspondence 2/59
MR Daily Correspondence 3/59
MR Daily Correspondence 4/59
MR Daily Correspondence 5/59-6/59
MR Daily Correspondence 7/59-8/59
MR Daily Correspondence 9/59
MR Daily Correspondence 10/2/59-10/20/59
MR Daily Correspondence 10/22/59-10/28/59
MR Daily Correspondence 11/59
MR Daily Correspondence 12/59
MR Daily Correspondence 1/60
MR Daily Correspondence 2/60
MR Daily Correspondence 3/60
MR Daily Correspondence 4/60-5/60
MR Daily Correspondence 6/60
MR Daily Correspondence 7/60
MR Daily Correspondence 8/60-9/60
MR Daily Correspondence 10/60-11/60
MR Daily Correspondence 12/60-1/61
19 SERIES III; INVITATIONS
Invitations to Speak - 1953 All-Geo
Invitations to Speak - 1953 Hea-Mic
Invitations to Speak - 1953 Nat’l-New
Invitations to Speak - 1953 Nor-Wom
WPR Invitations 1953 Ali-Bro
WPR Invitations 1953 Bro-D.C.
WPR Invitations 1953 D.C.-Gen
WPR Invitations 1953 Heo-Hur
WPR Invitations 1953 Int-Nat
WPR Invitations 1953 Nat-Rad
WPR Invitations 1953 Rep-Sig
WPR Invitations 1953 Sta
WPR Invitations 1953 Ste-Wri
20 WPR Invitations 1954 A
WPR Invitations 1954 B-C
WPR Invitations 1954 D-F
WPR Invitations 1954 G-J
WPR Invitations 1954 K-M
WPR Invitations 1954 N
WPR Invitations 1954 P-R
WPR Invitations 1954 S
WPR Invitations 1954 T-Z
Invitations to Speak - 1954 A-D
Invitations to Speak - 1954 F-Jud
Invitations to Speak - 1954 Jun-Nat’l
21 Invitations to Speak - 1954 Nat’l-O
Invitations to Speak - 1954 R-W
Invitations - 1955 A
Invitations - 1955 Ato-Cap
Invitations - 1955 Car-Div
Invitations - 1955 Dwi-Fed
Invitations - 1955 Fed-Hill
Invitations - 1955 Hilt-Lac
Invitations - 1955 Mac-Nat
Invitations - 1955 Nat’l-Phi
Invitations - 1955 Q-She
Invitations - 1955 Sym-Wri
22 Invitations to Speak 1955 Ame-Cor
Invitations to Speak 1955 Dep-Jun
Invitations to Speak 1955 Jun-Sev
Invitations to Speak 1955 Sev-You
Invitations to Speak 1956 Ark-Bol
Invitations to Speak 1956 Bryant College
Invitations to Speak 1956 C-L
Invitations to Speak 1956 M
Invitations to Speak 1956 N
Invitations to Speak 1956 P-Y
Invitations - 1956 A-Bro
Invitations - 1956 B’Nai
Invitations - 1956 Dep-Fed
23 Invitations - 1956 Fed-Gam
Invitations - 1956 Gri-Judi
Invitations - 1956 Khe-Nat’l
Invitations - 1956 Nat’l-Peo
Invitations - 1956 Prin-Roc
Invitations - 1956 Soc-You
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 Amer-Cla
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 Con-Her
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 Hun-Okl
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 Pitt-Wes
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 W
Invitations to Speak D.A.G. 1957 W-Y
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Adv-Avs
24 Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Bar-Chi
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Col-Don
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Dul-How
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Irv-Nat’l
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Nat’l-Que
Invitations D.A.G. 1957 Rao-Wom
Invitations to Speak A.G. - 1957 Adv-You
Invitations - A.G. - 1957 Com-Hes
Invitations - A.G. - 1957 Imm-Lib
Invitations - A.G. - 1957 Log-New
Invitations - A.G. - 1957 Pie-Yug
25 Invitations - 1958 Adu-Ame
Invitations - 1958 Ame-Arm
Invitations - 1958 Atk-B’Nai
Invitations - 1958 Boe-Cap
Invitations - 1958 Cap-Chi
Invitations - 1958 Cir-Def
Invitations - 1958 Dir-Fed
Invitations - 1958 Fed-Fre
Invitations - 1958 Gar-Hat
Invitations - 1958 Heb-Int’l
Invitations - 1958 Int’l-Jus
Invitations - 1958 Kan-Lor
26 Invitations - 1958 Los-Mas
Invitations - 1958 Mas-Mun
Invitations - 1958 Mur-Nat’l
Invitations - 1958 Nat’l
Invitations - 1958 Nat’l-Nov
Invitations - 1958 O’Mel-Pol
Invitations - 1958 Pre-Rei
Invitations - 1958 Rep-Sec
Invitations - 1958 Sec-Sko
Invitations - 1958 Smi-Sul
Invitations - 1958 Sum-Tim
Invitations - 1958 Tou-Ver
27 Invitations - 1958 Vet-Zin
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Adv-Ame
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Ame-Assn.
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Assn.-Bus
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Cal-Chi
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Col-Cor
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Cou-Eco
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Eco-Fed
Invitations to Speak - 1958 For-Han
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Har-Int’l
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Jew-Lin
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Lio-Mis
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Mis-Mt.
28 Invitations to Speak - 1958 Mul-Nat’l
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Nat’l
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Nat’l-New
Invitations to Speak - 1958 New-Que
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Rep-San
Invitations to Speak - 1958 San-Sta
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Tak-Uni
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Uni-Wis
Invitations to Speak - 1958 Wis-You
Invitations - 1959 Aca-Ame
Invitations - 1959 Ame
Invitations - 1959 Ame-Ant
Invitations - 1959 Arq-Bir
29 Invitations - 1959 Boa-Cam
Invitations - 1959 Cap-Chi
Invitations - 1959 Chr-Col
Invitations - 1959 Col-Cub
Invitations - 1959 Dan-Dis
Invitations - 1959 Div-Emp
Invitations - 1959 Eva-Fed
Invitations - 1959 Fed-Fro
Invitations - 1959 Gam-Hal
Invitations - 1959 Haw -Ill
Invitations - 1959 Imm-Int
Invitations - 1959 Ira-Ita
Invitations - 1959 Jan-Jun
Invitations - 1959 Jus-Leu
Invitations - 1959 Leu-Lex
30 Invitations - 1959 Mc-Nat’l
Invitations - 1959 Nat’l (1)-(3)
Invitations - 1959 Nat’l-New
Invitations - 1959 New-Not
Invitations - 1959 Ohi-Par
Invitations - 1959 Pat-Pre
Invitations - 1959 Pre-Que
Invitations - 1959 Rad-Rep
Invitations - 1959 Rep-Sev
Invitations - 1959 Sha-Spe
Invitations - 1959 Sta-Swi
Invitations - 1959 Taf-Twe
31 Invitations - 1959 Unit-Univ
Invitations - 1959 Univ-Wes
Invitations - 1959 Wes-Wor
Invitations - 1959 Yal-Yug
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Adv-Ame
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Ame-Bos
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Bos-Cic
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Cit-Cor
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Del-For
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Geo-Har
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Haw-Int
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Jud-Lot
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Mc-Mt.
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Nat’l
32 Invitations to Speak - 1959 Nat-Nor
Invitations to Speak - 1959 One-Pri
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Rel-Res
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Res-Sec
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Sev-St.
Invitations to Speak - 1959 St.-Tri
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Ukr-Ver
Invitations to Speak - 1959 Way-Wis
32 Invitations to Speak - 1959 Yak-You
Invitations - 1960 Act-Ame
Invitations - 1960 Ame
Invitations - 1960 Ame-Assn.
Invitations - 1960 Assn.-Boy
Invitations - 1960 Boy-Cap
33 Invitations - 1960 Cap-Com
Invitations - 1960 Com-Cze
Invitations - 1960 Dal-Dep
Invitations - 1960 Dip-Fac
Invitations - 1960 Fed-Fri
Invitations - 1960 Gar-Gre
Invitations - 1960 Gro-Ins
Invitations - 1960 Int-Ita
Invitations - 1960 Jap-Kan
Invitations - 1960 Kan-Lev
Invitations - 1960 Lib-Lux
34 Invitations - 1960 Mc-Mar
Invitations - 1960 Mar-Mex
Invitations - 1960 Mey-Nat’l
Invitations - 1960 Nat’l
Invitations - 1960 Nat’l-New
Invitations - 1960 New-Nor
Invitations - 1960 O’Boyle-Pol
Invitations - 1960 Pol-Que
Invitations - 1960 Rad-Sei
Invitations - 1960 Sem-Spe
Invitations - 1960 Sta-Twi
Invitations - 1960 Unio-Univ
35 Invitations - 1960 Var-Was
Invitations - 1960 Was-Wor
Invitations - 1960 Yug-Zin
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Aca-Ame
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Ame-Cal
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Cen-Cor
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Del-Eco
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Eco-Fou
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Geo-Ita
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Jay-Lea
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Mar-Nat’l
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Nat’l
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Nat’l-Nor
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Ohi-Pro
36 Invitations to Speak - 1960 Rad-Tac
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Tau-Tri
Invitations to Speak - 1960 Uni-Wis
Invitations to Speak - 1961 Ame-Int’l
Invitations to Speak - 1961 Khe-Tax
Invitations: Mrs. Rogers
SERIES IV: CONGRATULATORY LETTERS Attorney General Subseries
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Abb-Ame
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. And-Ayr
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Bab-Bat
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Bay-Ber
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Ber-Bli
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Bli-Bra
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Bra-Bru
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Bru-But
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. But-Can
37 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Cap-Cha
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Chan-Cla
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Clar-Col
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Con-Cra
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Cra-Cze
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Dal-DeSeife
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Deu-Dou
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Dou-Dye
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Eag-Ell
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Ell-Eze
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Far-Fin
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Fin-For
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. For-Ful
38 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Gal-Gil
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Gil-Goo
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Gos-Gru
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Gru-Hal
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Hal-Har
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Har-Her
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Her-Hod
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Hof-How
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. How-Jac
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Jac-Joh
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Joh-Kea
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Kee-Key
39 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Kie-Koe
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Koe-Kup
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Lab-Lau
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Lav-Lee
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Lee-Lin
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Lip-Luk
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Lum-Mal
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Mal-Mar
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Mar-Met
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Met-Mit
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Mit-Mor
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Mor-Mur
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Mur-McCon
40 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. McCor-McKay
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. McKay-McWho
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Nab-Nic
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Nie-Ols
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Ols-Par
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Par-Pea
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Pea-Pie
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Pik-Pyl
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Qua-Qui
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Rae-Reg
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Reg-Rix
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Roa-Roo
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Ros-Rya
41 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Sac-Sch
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Sch-Sha
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Sha-Shu
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Sic-Smi
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Smi-Sou
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Spa-Ste
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Ste-Str
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Str-Tem
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Tem-Too
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Top-Tut
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Uga-Upt
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Val-Von
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Wal-Was
42 Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Wat-Whi
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Whi-Wil
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Wil-Woo
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Woo-Wym
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Yam-You
Congratulatory Letters - A.G. Zap-Ze
DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL SUBSERIES
Congratulatory Letters Abb-App
Congratulatory Letters Arb-Bie
Congratulatory Letters Bix-Boy
Congratulatory Letters Bra-But
Congratulatory Letters Cal-Cle
Congratulatory Letters Clo-Cur
Congratulatory Letters Dal-Dod
Congratulatory Letters Don-Duv
Congratulatory Letters Eag-Eva
43 Congratulatory Letters Fab-Fla
Congratulatory Letters Fle-Ful
Congratulatory Letters Gel-Gol
Congratulatory Letters Gol-Gwi
Congratulatory Letters Hal-Hau
Congratulatory Letters Haw-Hog
Congratulatory Letters Hol-Hyd
Congratulatory Letters Ing-Jos
Congratulatory Letters Kal-Kin
Congratulatory Letters Kla-Kre
Congratulatory Letters Lab-Lay
Congratulatory Letters Laz-Lew
Congratulatory Letters Lew-Lyn
Congratulatory Letters MacDon-McCle
44 Congratulatory Letters McCle-McIne
Congratulatory Letters McInt-Mit
Congratulatory Letters Mon-Myl
Congratulatory Letters Nak-Nor
Congratulatory Letters O’Bri-Ost
Congratulatory Letters Pai-Qua
Congratulatory Letters Rad-Rog
Congratulatory Letters Rog-Rud
Congratulatory Letters Sar-Ser
Congratulatory Letters Sha-Smi
Congratulatory Letters Sol-Sto
Congratulatory Letters Sto-Szy
Congratulatory Letters Tae-Tyo
Congratulatory Letters Ull-VonBra
Congratulatory Letters Wal-Whi
45 Congratulatory Letters Whi-Who
Congratulatory Letters Yar-You
SERIES V: SUBJECT FILE
ABA - Certificate of Membership
A.G. Conference on Court Congestion and Delay in Litigation June 16 and 17, 1958 (1)(2)
American Bar Association Convention 1960 (1)-(4)
American Bar Association (1) [Dec. 1952-Sept.1955]
American Bar Association (2) [Sept. 1955-Aug. 1956]
American Bar Association (3) [Sept. 1956-Feb. 1957] [legal representation of persons involved in Justice Department proceedings]
American Bar Association (4) [Feb.-July 1957]
American Bar Association (5) [July 1957] [ABA interest in federal judiciary; comparison of British and American law]
American Bar Association (6) [Aug. 1957-Dec. 1958]
46 American Bar Association (7) [Feb.-July 1959] [politics and judicial appointments; Supreme Court handling of Communist cases]
American Bar Association (8) [Aug. 1959-May 1960]
American Bar Association (9) [May-Sept. 1960] ABA interest in federal judiciary]
Accomplishments 1954
B’Nai B’Rith (1)-(3)
Boy Scout Advisory Board
Cabinet Officers Correspondence [Berlin and International Court; wage-price spiral; agricultural products disposal and politics]
Cornell Reunion Dinner (1)(2)
Divisions: Goals for 1959 (1)(2) [goals of Justice Department divisions and bureaus]
47 Reports: Eight Years (1)(2) [reports by Justice Department divisions summarizing activities during Eisenhower administration]
Anti-Trust Division (1)-(4) [Borden Company; FCC hearings; equal air time for political candidates; Military Petroleum Advisory Board; oil imports; duPont and General Motors; anti-trust and small business; collective bargaining in auto industry; German cartel law]
Civil Division Matters
Criminal Division Matters [investigations of Teamsters Union; James Hoffa; The Enemy Within by Robert Kennedy; McClellan Committee hearings]
Division - I and N Matters [immigration and naturalization]
Land Division [federal condemnation of land; squatters on government land along Lower Colorado River]
Divisions - Legal Counsel Matters [executive privilege]
Election Laws - Selecting Delegates to National Con., etc.
Executive Office of U.S. Marshals [supervision of U.S. marshals by Justice Department]
FBI Corres. to and from Mr. Hoover (1) [June 1953-May 1955]
FBI Corres. to and from Mr. Hoover (2) [May 1955-Jan. 1957] [article re French criminal and voting procedures; Harry Cain and internal security policy]
FBI Corres to and from Mr. Hoover (3) [Apr. 1957-Aug. 1958]
FBI Corres to and from Mr. Hoover (4) [Sept. 1958-Dec. 1960]
48 Geneva Conference (1)-(12) [printed documents and correspondence re 1955 international conference on prevention of crime and treatment of offenders]
49 Hungarian Relief Program (1)-(3) [legal aspects of admitting refugees to U.S.]
Joint Federal-State Action Committee
Judgeships [creation of judgeships; appointment of judges; article re wiretapping]
Judicial Conference
Knowles, Clayton (safe file)
Law Day
Look Article on Internal Security Division
Look Article on Tax Dodgers
Loyalty Papers (1)(2) [Loyalty of government employees, 1948]
National Security Council Matters [trade policy and national security]
Newspaper Clippings (1)-(3)
50 Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (1) [Sept. 1952-Oct. 1953]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (2) [Jan. 1954-Apr.1955] [Nixon re 1954 congressional elections; non-discrimination clause in government contracts; proposed Presidential commission to investigate Communists]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (3) [Oct. 1955]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (4) [Oct. 1955-July 1956]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (5) [Aug. 1956] [survey of public opinion re potential Presidential candidates]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (6) [Sept. 1956-Jan. 1957] [Nixon and discrimination]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (7) Jan.-Oct. 1957] [Martin Luther King re Civil Rights Bill; Society for Prevention of World War III; Nixon trip to Africa]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (8) [Oct. 1957-May 1958] [memo of Nixon-DDE meeting re DDE’s Health, Vice-Presidential responsibility, defense program, Adlai Stevenson, Charles Wilson]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (9) [May 1958-May 1959] [Nixon letter to Charles Percy re Democratic vs. Republican philosophy; Nixon trip to South America]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (10) [June 1959-Apr. 1960] [Nixon re Connally Amendment and World Court; immigration legislation; steel settlement; George Bender re Chotiner case]
Nixon - Vice-President (Corres) (11) [Apr. 1960-Jan. 1961] [Nixon re civil rights]
51 Orders - Attorney General (1) [Dec. 1952-Aug. 1953] [Designation of subversive organizations in connection with the Federal employee security program; Justice Department administration; federal prisons in Alaska]
Orders - Attorney General (2) Aug. 1953-Apr.1954] [deportation proceedings; investigation of violations of election laws; civil rights and slavery statutes; compromise of claims; personnel security regulations]
Orders - Attorney General (3) [May 1954-Aug. 1955]
Orders - Attorney General (4) [Nov. 1955-Nov.1956] [Congressional access to Justice Department records]
Orders - Attorney General (5) [Nov.-May 1957] [registration of foreign agents]
Orders - Attorney General (6) [July 1957-July 1960] [creation of Civil Rights Division]
Orders - Attorney General (7) [July 1960-Jan. 1961] [regulations governing appellate proceedings]
Drew Pearson Columns [investigation of wheat shipments]
Personnel
Post-Employment Conflict of Interest Restrictions
President’s Award for Distinguished Federal Civilian Service Committee
Presidential Inability, Proposed Amendment to Constitution (1)-(3) [responsibility for determining whether Presidential inability has terminated]
52 Presidential Inability, Proposed Amendment to Constitution (4)-(6)
Public Information [Rogers article re Justice Department activities]
Radio and Television (1)-(5) [appearances by Rogers]
Reports - Department of Justice (1)(2) annual reports re Justice Department activities; Subversive Activities Control Act]
Republican Campaign 1956 (1)(2) [Rogers speech re tax evasion cases]
53 Republican Campaign 1956 (3)-(5) [indictments of Truman Treasury officials; Republican platform]
Republican Campaign 1960 (1)-(5) [fund-raising; role of minorities; civil rights; Jewish vote; Republican platform]
Republican National Committee
Requests for Photos and Autographs Attorney General (1)-(4)
54 Requests for Photos and Autographs D.A. G. (1)(2)
School (1)-(5) [integration and desegregation of public schools; Little Rock, Arkansas; Huntsville, Alabama]
Seal of the Department of Justice
Telegrams Sent (Personal)
Telephones Conversations
Tidelands Case [rights to submerged lands along Gulf of Mexico]
Trips (1)-(5) [correspondence, itineraries and expense statements re trips by Rogers, 1953-60]
55 Hawaii Trip (1)-(3) [Hawaii politics; alien property in Hawaii; judicial matters]
U.S. Delegation to the Independence Ceremonies of Togo April 20-May 2, 1960 (1)-(3)
Trips - Togo (1)-(3)
56 United States Attorney Conferences (1)(2)
U.S. Attorney - Congratulatory Letters re Appointment (1)(2)
U.S. Attorney - Christmas Correspondence 1954 (1)(2)
U.S. Attorney Correspondence (A-K) (1)-(8) [Louis Blissard re judicial appointment and politics in Hawaii; B. Hayden Crawford re taping court proceedings; Oliver Gasch re prosecution of Communist]
57 U.S. Attorney Correspondence (L-Z) (1)-(7) [J. Edward Lumbard and prosecution of Smith Act cases; M. Hepburn Many re immunity for witnesses, desegregation in New Orleans; Peter Mills re fishing anti-trust case in Maine; Paul W. Williams and Adam Clayton Powell]
58 U.S. vs. James Griggs Raines, et al (1)-(3) [Georgia court case re constitutionality of 1957 Civil Rights Act]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Jan. 1953-Mar. 1954]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Mar.-June 1954] [Mexican crude oil; presentation of administration programs through speeches; sub-cabinet meetings]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [June 1954-Jan. 1955] [delinquent taxes owed by federal employees; tidelands case; pocket veto of bills; Dixon-Yates contract]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Feb.-Apr. 1955] [Texas judicial appointment; public speeches by government officials; personnel security program; federal aid to education]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Apr.-Sept 1955]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Dec. 1955-Mar. 1956] [activities of American Civil Liberties Union; conflict of interest; disposal of alien property; school construction and integration; electoral college reform; classification of information under EO 10501]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Apr.-July 1956] [loyalty and government support of unclassified research]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [July-Oct. 1956] [“Conservative Economic Policy” by Henry Wallich; George Aiken of Vermont]
White House Correspondence, Vol. I [Oct.-Dec. 1956] [appearance of Defense personnel on television; executive privilege]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Jan.-June 1957] [fingerprinting of foreign visitors; communism in Hawaii]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [June-Aug. 1957] [Hungarian refugees in Yugoslavia; Justice Department legislative program; status of forces agreements]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Sept.-Oct. 1957] [Justice Department legislative program]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Oct. 1957-Jan. 1958] [Little Rock court case; tidelands case; anti-trust suits and oil companies; Civil Rights Commission]
59 White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Jan.-Apr. 1958] [Law Day; farm program; United Auto Workers; civil rights]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Apr.-July 1958] [civil rights; tidelands case]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [July-Oct. 1958] [judicial appointments]
White House Correspondence, Vol. II [Oct.-Dec. 1958]
White House Correspondence, Vol. III [Jan.-Aug. 1959] [disposal of vested personal property of aliens; TVA bonds; American Bar Association and judicial appointments; Stuart Rothman appointment]
White House Correspondence, Vol. III [Aug. 1959-Apr. 1960] [regulating industries; creating additional judgeships]
White House Correspondence, Vol. III [Apr. 1960-Jan. 1961]
SERIES VI: PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
Clubs - Burning Tree (1)(2)
Clubs - Dahlgren Golf Club
Clubs - University Club (Honorary)
Colgate (1)-(3) [Colgate University, Hamilton, NY]
60 Colgate (4)-(7)
Cornell (1)-(5) [Cornell University, Ithaca, NY]
Credit Cards (1)(2)
Eisenhower, Edgar n. (Safe File) (1) [Jan. 1953-Apr. 1955] [correspondence re judicial appointments. legal matters and Washington state politics]
Eisenhower, Edgar N. (Safe File) (2) [June 1955-May 1958]
61 Letters on Leaving Office (1)-(6) [Sim Delapp re civil rights and Republican politics]
Sigma Chi (1)-(4)
WPR - Bills (Receipts, etc.) [closed]
WPR - Dept. of Justice Appts., Separation
WPR: Letters re 3rd Throat Operation (1)-(3)
62 WPR: Letters re Throat Operation (1)-(12)
63 WPR: New York Times Article [April 21, 1957]
WPR: Painting (Info. re) [official portrait for Justice Department]
WPR: Recreation
WPR: Resignation Letter (printed) (1)-(3)
[Miscellaneous Letters] [William Remington case, 1949]
SERIES VII: SCRAPBOOK
WPR Scrapbook (1938-Sept. 1953) (1)-(8)
64 WPR Scrapbook (Oct. 1953-June 1957) (1)-(9)
WPR Clippings (Oct. 1957-Dec. 1957) (1)-(3)
65 WPR Clippings (Oct. 1957-Dec. 1957) (4)-(7)
WPR Scrapbook (Jan.-Oct. 1958) (1)-(8)
WPR Scrapbook (Nov. 1958-Jan. 1961) (1)(2)
66 WPR Scrapbook (Nov. 1958-Jan. 1961) (3)-(12)
WPR Newspaper Clippings (duplicates) (1)-(3)
67 WPR Newspaper Clippings (duplicates (4)-(8)
Reprint of Congressional Record - WPR Confirmation as DAG (1)-(4)
Reprint of Portions of the Congressional Record
WPR by Joseph M. Harvey, Boston Globe
Various Magazines with Articles about WPR (1)-(2)
68 WPR Scrapbook Materials (1)-(10)
69 SERIES VIII: CALLS AND APPOINTMENTS Appointment Books Subseries
Appointment Book 1951
Appointment Book 1952
Appointment Book 1953
Appointment Book 1957
70 Appointment Book 1957
Appointment Book 1958
Appointment Book 1959
Appointment Book 1959
71 Appointment Book 1960
Appointment Book 1960
CALL AND APPOINTMENTS SUBSERIES
Calls and Appointments Sept-Dec. 1953
Calls and Appointments Jan.-Mar. 1954
72 Calls and Appointments Apr.-May 1954
Calls and Appointments June-July 1954
Calls and Appointments Aug.-Oct. 1954
Calls and Appointments Nov.-Dec. 1954
Calls and Appointments Jan.-Mar. 1955
Calls and Appointments Apr.-June 1955
73 Calls and Appointments July-Oct. 1955
Calls and Appointments Nov. 1955-Jan. 1956
Calls and Appointments Feb.-Apr. 1956
Calls and Appointments May-July 1956
Calls and Appointments Aug.-Dec. 1956
74 Calls and Appointments Jan.-Mar. 1957
Calls and Appointments Apr.-July 1957
Calls and Appointments Aug. 1-Nov. 8, 1957
Calls and Appointments Nov. 12, 1957-Feb. 28, 1958
Calls and Appointments Mar.-May 1958
Calls and Appointments June-Sept. 1958
75 Calls and Appointments Oct.-Dec. 1958
Calls and Appointments Jan.-Mar. 1959
Calls and Appointments Apr.-June 1959
Calls and Appointments July-Sept. 1959
Calls and Appointments Oct.-Dec. 1959
Calls and Appointments Jan.-June 1960
76 Calls and Appointments July 1960-Jan. 19, 1961
Reception Room Feb. 7-Dec. 26, 1957
Reception Room Jan.-Dec. 1958
Reception Room Jan.-June 1959
Reception Room July-Dec. 1959
Reception Room Jan.-Dec. 1960
Index Subseries
77 Index to Appointments 1953-57 A-L
78 Index to Appointments 1953-57 M-Z
79 Index to Appointments 1957-61
SERIES IX: PUBLICATIONS
80 ABA: “Citizenship Bulletin”
ABA: “Report of the Special Committee on Legal Services and Procedures”
ABA: Program 18th Annual Meeting [July 1957]
Journal of the American Judicature Society [August 1957]
National Association of Attorneys General Conference Proceedings 1958
Dewey Associates Directory 1955
“The Federal Bar Journal” April-June 1957
Federal Bar News May, July and December 1956
Federal Bar News January, April, June and July 1957
“Federal Probation” December 1955, June 1956
Register, Department of Justice and the Courts of the United States, 1955
Register, Department of Justice and the Courts of the United States, 1957
81 Register, Department of Justice and the Courts of the United States, 1959
Juvenile Delinquency and Youth Assistance
“Limitations on Congressional Investigations” by George Meader
“Marquette Law Review” Summer 1956
New York Legislative Manual
24th Republican National Convention, Philadelphia 1948
The History of the Republican Party and Other Party Matters
The Magazine of Sigma Chi August 1953 and August 1956
The Magazine of Sigma Chi August 1955
82 The Texaco Story, the First Fifty Years
“This is America” [official U.S. guidebook, Brussels World Fair, 1958]
United Nations: “Etablissements Ouverts au Bresil”
United Nations: “Etablissements Ouverts en Grece”
United Nations: “Etablissements Ouverts en Suisse”
Washington Senators [official program, score card and year book, 1957]
The Case for Wiretapping
Books Transferred to the Book Collection
Objects transferred to the Eisenhower Museum
Photographs Transferred to the Audiovisual Collection
83 Oversized Memorabilia (full-suit box)
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