C Brewer, Basil (1884-1975), Papers, 1911-1965 3132 10 linear feet, 77 volumes
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INTRODUCTION Correspondence, editorials, newsclippings, pamphlets, photographs, and scrapbooks dealing with Brewer's activities as publisher of the New Bedford Standard-Times in Massachusetts, his philanthropic work, and his political interests.
DONOR INFORMATION The Brewer Papers were donated to the University of Missouri by Mary C. Brewer on 2 August 1967 (Accession No. 3733).
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Basil Brewer, son of a Methodist circuit-riding preacher, was born in Rush Hill, Missouri. After graduation from Northeast Missouri State Teachers College in 1901, he taught science in high school and studied law at the University of Chicago. Joining the Scripps-Howard organization in 1908, he became business manager of the Cincinnati Post in 1916 and of the Cleveland Press three years later. From 1921 to 1924 he was editor and publisher of the Omaha Bee, later taking over the Capital News at Lansing, Michigan. Arriving in New Bedford, Massachusetts, in 1931, Brewer soon purchased control of his newspapers, the New Bedford Standard-Times, Mercury and Cape Cod Standard-Times in Hyannis, Massachusetts. He also acquired several radio and television stations in the New Bedford area. Always active in Republican politics, Brewer served as Massachusetts manager of the Robert A. Taft campaign in 1952. Brewer married Mary M. Caswell of Huntington, Indiana, in 1920.
SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The Basil Brewer Papers are arranged into eight series: Awards; Editorials; Speeches; Robert A. Taft Campaign; Robert A. Taft Memorial; Correspondence; Pamphlets, Brochures, and Photographs; and Scrapbooks. The Awards series, dating from 1941 to 1961, is arranged chronologically and reflects Brewer’s participation in local affairs and journalism. The Editorial series is also arranged chronologically and spans the years from 1937 through 1959. Many of the editorials deal with national and international affairs and reflect Brewer’s Republican beliefs. Besides the actual editorial the series often includes reader response, reprints from various newspapers, and related material. A complete list of the editorials follows the inventory. Some editorials are also in the Scrapbooks series. Consult both series. The Speeches series is arranged chronologically. Some of the speeches deal with Communism while others were given at a variety of local events. The Robert A. Taft Campaign series deals with the presidential primary campaign of Taft, and Brewer’s work as campaign manager in Massachusetts. Arranged chronologically the C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 2
series contains correspondence dealing with the organization of the campaign, schedules, newsclippings, and publicity material. The Robert A. Taft Memorial series documents the activities of a foundation formed to develop a memorial to Taft. The series includes agenda and minutes of the meetings of the board of trustees of the foundation, material pertaining to an annual Taft Memorial Dinner, fund raising material, and items relating to the development of a Robert A. Taft Institute of Government. The Correspondence series dates from 1932 through 1965 and covers a wide range of subjects including local affairs, the newspaper business, Republican politics, articles that Brewer was writing, and reminiscences. The Pamphlets, Brochures, and Photographs series includes items written by Brewer and other staff of the New Bedford Standard-Times, material pertaining to Massachusetts history and law, and photographs of Taft’s campaign in Massachusetts All but one of the Scrapbooks contain editorials written by Brewer, which were circulated and reprinted by newspapers all over the country. The scrapbooks contain (unless otherwise noted) the editorials and correspondence from readers reacting to them. They are arranged chronologically by date of the original publication of the editorial. Some of the editorials also appear in the Editorials series. The folders in which they appear are listed at the end of the volume description in the folder list.
FOLDER LIST
Awards Series
f. 1-5 Sigma Delta Chi award for general reporting, 1941 f. 6 China Relief Legion Award of Recognition, 1942 f. 7 Ancient and Most Noble Military Order of Christ, degree of Knight Officer, Portugal, 1947 f. 9-11 National Order of the Southern Cross, Degree of Knight, Brazil, 1949 f. 12-13 Suffolk University, Boston, honorary degree of doctor of journalism, 1951 f. 14-15 New Bedford Institute of Textiles and Technology, Honorary Master of Science degree, 1954 f. 16 Lion's Club “Man of the Year” citation, 1954 f. 17 Elks New Bedford Lodge No. 73, Life membership, 1954 f. 18 Nebraska Navy, Admiral, 1954 f. 19-31 Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Kirksville, naming of Brewer Hall, a dormitory, 1956 f. 32-34 Portia Law School, Boston, Honorary degree of doctor of letters, 1957-1960 f. 35-37 English-Speaking Union, Better Understanding Award, 1957 f. 38 Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission, certificate of honorary membership, 1959 f. 39 Elks New Bedford Lodge No. 73, Honorary Founder of Elks National Foundation, 1960. f. 40-47 Basil Brewer Boys Town of the Desert, 1960 f. 48-63 Portuguese Continental Union of the United States of America, Pedro Francisco Award, 1960 f. 64-67 New England-Israel Freedom Award, 1961 f. 68 U.S. Naval Reserve Surface Division I-22 (M) Award, for press coverage and C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 3
support given to the Naval Reserve, 1961.
Editorials Series f. 69-70 1937 f. 71-93 1940 f. 94-111 1941 f. 112-116 1942 f. 117-122 1943 f. 123-143 1944 f. 144-156 1947 f. 157 1949 f. 158-159 1950 f. 160-167 1951 f. 168-171 1952 f. 172-190 1953 f. 191-195 1954 f. 196-199 1955 f. 200-205 1956 f. 206-241 1957 f. 242-249 1958 f. 250-272 1959
Speeches Series f. 273 1945. Jewish War Veterans, New Bedford Post No. 154; on brotherhood. f. 274-277 1949. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, commencement address. f. 278-279 1950. Loyal Order of Moose dinner; need to suppress communism. f. 280 1950. Polish National Alliance; Russian-Polish relations from 1939; anti- communism. f. 281 1951. Loyal Order of Moose dinner; Korean War; anti-communism. f. 282 1952. Translation from Portuguese of speech made in honor of a New Bedford priest. f. 283-290 1953. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, commencement address, “Dammed Yankee.” f. 291 1955. Elks Flag Day ceremonies. f. 292-302 1955. Massachusetts Constitution Day, Sagamore. f. 303 1955. International Eucharistic Congress in Brazil. f. 304-306 1955; Sounding Board broadcast; radio debate with editor of Christian Science Monitor on the value of the Geneva Conference. f. 307 1955. Massachusetts Heritage Program of the Massachusetts Bar Association; history of the Massachusetts constitution. f. 308 1956. State of the Nation broadcast. f. 309 1957. Message of welcome in honor of visit of president of Portugal to Brazil. f. 310-311 1957. Robert A. Taft Award dinner; Brewer's opinions of school integration; C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 4
appointment of Earl Warren to the Supreme Court. f. 312 1957. Wamsutta Old Timers; speech on the dangers of communism. f. 313 1958. Luncheon for Portuguese consul in honor of Portuguese naval officers visiting New Bedford; tribute to Portuguese-Americans.
Robert A. Taft Campaign Series f. 314-315 Correspondence, n.d. f. 316-334 Correspondence, 1951 August-December f. 335-340 Correspondence, 1952 January f. 341-349 Correspondence, 1952 February f. 350-359 Correspondence, 1952 March f. 360-366 Correspondence, 1952 April f. 367-370 Correspondence, 1952 May f. 371-373 Correspondence, 1952 June f. 374-375 Correspondence, 1952 July f. 376-380 Boston Herald poll, 1951 f. 381-400 Pilgrimage to Plymouth, 1951 f. 401-440 Publicity f. 441-572 Newsclippings, 1951 September-1952 July
Robert A. Taft Memorial Series f. 573-574 1953 August-September f. 575-576 1953 October-1954 February f. 577-582 1954 July-December f. 583-596 1955 f. 597-613 1956 f. 614-618 1957 f. 619-621 1958 f. 622-630 1959 f. 631-635 1960 f. 636-639 1961 f. 640 1962 f. 641-643 1963-1965 f. 644-655 Newsclippings
Correspondence Series f. 656 1932-1933 f. 657-658 1938 f. 659 1941-1942 f. 660 1944-1945 f. 661 1947 f. 662 1947-1950 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 5
f. 663 1948 f. 664-665 1949 f. 666 1949-1950 f. 667-672 1950 f. 673 1951 f. 674 1952 f. 675-677 1953 f. 678-679 1954-1959 f. 680-682 1955-1956 f. 683-693 1956 f. 694-705 1959 f. 706 1958-1962. Boys’ Club of America f. 707 1961 f. 708-710 1962 f. 711 1965
Pamphlets, Brochures, and Photographs Series f. 712-715 Published editorials, articles, and speeches written by Brewer. f. 716 Articles in various magazines about the New Bedford Standard-Times and Brewer's journalistic achievements. f. 717 Report by the Advertising Research Foundation on a readership survey of the Standard-Times. f. 718 Pamphlets written by Standard-Times staff members. f. 718 Massachusetts history and law. f. 719-722 Political advertisements. f. 723-725 Massachusetts history and law. f. 726-728 Northeast Missouri State Teachers College 82nd Anniversary Bulletin, 1948- 1950; student handbook; president's reports; commencement address. f. 729-742 Miscellaneous pamphlets, brochures, leaflets and books. f. 743-744 Matrices of political cartoons. f. 745-749 Numbered set of photographs taken during Robert A. Taft's campaign in Massachusetts in April 1952; descriptive key to the set of photographs in f. 745. f. 750-758 Miscellaneous photographs. f. 759 Newspaper matrices of Brewer's editorials, photographs, awards, and volume titled, Mooseheart: The Child City. (OVERSIZE)
Scrapbooks Series
vol. 1 1937-1938. The New Bedford Standard-Times, Mercury campaign for a new city charter for New Bedford and to expose municipal corruption.
Note: The following scrapbooks contain editorials written by Brewer, which were circulated and reprinted by newspapers all over the country. The scrapbooks contain (unless otherwise C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 6
noted) the editorials and correspondence from readers reacting to them. They are arranged chronologically by date of the original publication of the editorial. Some of the editorials also appear in the Editorials Series. The folders in which they appear are listed at the end of the volume description.
vol. 2 1940. “Roosevelt Drafted,” attack on Roosevelt's nomination for a third term. (See also f. 73) vol. 3 1940. “Democracy's Test,” need for conscription, and “Franklin's Frankenstein,” Roosevelt's inability to unite the country. (See also f. 74,75) vol. 4 1940. “George Washington and the Third Term,” the inadvisability of permitting a president to seek a third term, citing historical precedent. (See also f. 76) vol. 5 1940. “Why We Are for Willkie.” (See also f. 90,91) vol. 6 1940. “Preparedness Platform.” (See also f. 71, 109-111) vol. 7 1940. “In a Fog of Red Tape the Army and Navy Block Immediate Defense.” vol. 8 1940. Series of articles on military preparedness, describing the condition of American defenses published in the Standard-Times. Released and republished through press services to newspapers and magazines across the country; telegrams of acceptance and rejection of series by various newspapers. (See also f. 77-89) vol. 9-10 1941. “Half at War--Half Asleep,” need for U.S. to enter World War II. Editorial appeared first in the Standard-Times, Mercury and then as a paid advertisement in the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune. Tear sheets and reader reaction letters. (See also f. 102-104) vol. 11 1941. “One-Cent Rail Fare for Soldiers,” advocating one-cent per mile train fare for soldiers on leave. vol. 12 1941. Rudolph Hess flight material. (See also f. 100) vol. 13 1941. “Mr. President,” need for the U.S. to enter World War II. (See also f. 101) vol. 14 1941. Portfolio of editorials entered in nomination for the Pulitzer Prizes for disinterested and meritorious public service and distinguished editorial writing. vol. 15 1941. “Farewell to Lindbergh,” attack on Charles Lindbergh's advocacy of isolationism. (See also f. 106-108) vol. 16 1941. Republication of Brewer's “Preparedness Platform,” originally published locally on May 31, 1940. vol. 17 1941. Bombing of Manila. Brewer's letter to Roosevelt condemning the removal of defenses from Manila and declaring it an open city. vol. 18-19 1941. Brewer receives the Sigma Delta Chi Award in Journalism for excellence in general reporting for his defense and Latin American series. vol. 20-23 1941. “Latin-American Series.” Articles written by Brewer during an airplane tour of Central and South America, commenting on political conditions, economic relationships with the U.S., the allies and the Axis Powers, human interest stories, and future of U.S.-Latin American relations; tear sheets showing how the series was presented in various newspapers; exchange of greetings between Brewer and the editor of the newspaper El Mercurio in Santiago, Chile; excerpts from letters commenting on the booklet of Latin American articles. (See also f.94-99) vol. 24-27 1942. “A Disastrous and Dishonest Tax Bill,” attack on the proposed excess C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 7
profits tax. (See also f. 113-116) vol. 28 1942. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College Seventy-Fifth Anniversary Celebration. Press coverage of Brewer's speech at the unveiling of the portrait of Joseph Baldwin, founder of the school. vol. 29 1942. Brazil Day; New Bedford commemorates the date of the discovery of Brazil; press coverage of the events; photographs. vol. 30-34 1942-1943. “Standard-Times Scrap Contest.” Press coverage, photographs, correspondence, relating to a $2,000 prize given for the greatest weight of scrap metal collected by a group or a person; permanent New Bedford Scrap Plan; paper drive. (See also f. 112) vol. 35-42 1943. “The Grapes of the President's Wrath.” Opposition to an executive order reducing salaries of executives and others to a maximum of $25,000 after federal taxes. (See also f. 117-121) vol. 43-47 1943. “The Truth of Pearl Harbor;” demanding an explanation of why the surprise attack was possible and charging the administration with responsibility for unpreparedness; investigation of Brewer's advertisements by the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee. (See also f. 129-142) vol. 48-49 1943. Exhibit in support of nomination of the Standard-Times for a Pulitzer Prize in journalism for disinterested and meritorious public service. vol. 50-51 1944. “The President and his Path,” opposition to a bill to permit soldiers to vote in federal elections through federal procedures rather than states regulations. vol. 52 1946. Interview with Admiral Harry E. Yarnell on U.S. strategy in fighting Japan. (See also f. 124-127) vol. 53 1946-1947. Results of a readership survey conducted by the American Newspaper Publishers Association. vol. 54 1946. Observance of National Music Week in New Bedford and surrounding communities, as sponsored and promoted by the Standard-Times. vol. 55 1946. Newsclippings on the Lea Bill to prohibit coercive practices affecting radio broadcasting. vol. 56 1946-1947. Press coverage of the opening and programming of FM station WFMR in New Bedford. vol. 57-58 1947-1948. “Share-A-Shawl” project, knitting shawls to send to England; sponsored by the Standard-Times and the British Relief Society. vol. 59 1948. National Music Week in New Bedford. Entry in 1948 Editor and Publisher newspaper promotion contest. vol. 60-62 1948. Expose of John C. Brown who claimed to have scientifically developed a panacea. vol. 63-64 1949. Premiere of Hollywood film, “Down To the Sea In Ships,” held in New Bedford. vol. 65-66 1949. Standard-Times campaign against proposed amendment to federal constitution, which would change the national electoral system. The scrapbooks were submitted for consideration for a 1950 Pulitzer Prize and for a 1950 Sigma Delta Chi Award in journalism. vol. 67 1950. Coverage of the Cape and Islands annual music festival. vol. 68 1950. Coverage of the world premiere of a Girl Scout movie, filmed mainly in New Bedford. vol. 69 1950. Standard-Times “Get-Out The Vote” campaign. Scrapbook made for C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 8
submission to the American Heritage Foundation for consideration for an award. vol. 70-71 1950. Series of articles on the Sacco-Vanzetti case, based on interviews with the jury members. Scrapbooks made to nominate Edward B. Simmons, the reporter who researched and wrote the articles, for the 1950 Sigma Delta Chi award for general reporting and for the Headliner Award for Achievement during 1950. vol. 72-76 1951. Press coverage of the “Pilgrimage to Plymouth,” where Robert A. Taft campaigned for the Republican nomination for president. Brewer managed the rally for Taft. vol. 77 1951. Opening of the New Bedford Radio Center, home of Stations WNBH and WFMR, owned by Brewer.
Editorials
Note: Some of these editorials appear in the Scrapbooks Series. The volumes in which they appear are listed after the folder description.
f. 69-70 “Roosevelt and Business.” Assessment of the economic recession and analysis of Roosevelt’s moves to alleviate it, 1937. f. 71 “Preparedness Platform.” Outline of defense plans for the east coast; exchanges of opinions on national defense readiness with various political and military leaders; status of certain military aircraft and armaments, 1940. (See also v.6) f. 72 “In A Fog of Red Tape, the Army and Navy Block Immediate Defense.” Obsolescence of armaments and delays in production due to military indecision, 1940. f. 73 “Roosevelt Drafted.” Reasons why Roosevelt should not run for a third term, 1940. (See also v. 2) f. 74 “Democracy’s Test.” Need for conscription, 1940. (See also v. 3) f. 75 “Franklin’s ‘Frankenstein’.” Effect of New Deal policies on national defense, 1940. (See also v. 3) f. 76 “George Washington and the Third Term.” Historical precedent against the idea of a third term, 1940. (See also v. 4) f. 77-89 “National Defense.” Series of fifteen editorials emphasizing the inadequacy of American preparedness and need for immediate defense programs; news clippings, clarification of source material used in article about Bernard Baruch; expenses involved in researching the articles; Baruch’s views on defense; anti-Roosevelt implications; U.S. Maritime Commission refutes allegations of incompetency; form letters sent to newspapers offering the series; lists of newspapers offered the series; correspondence with the newspapers, 1940-1941. (See also v. 77-89) f. 90-91 “Why We Are For Willkie.” Brewer’s assessment of Willkie’s political abilities; relations between Willkie and Thomas E. Dewey, 1040. (See also v. 5) f. 92 “We Who Labor.” Need for unity between employer and employee; arguments against a third term, 1940. C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 9
f. 93 “Our Defense and the Blame.” Need for defense preparations and Roosevelt’s failure to make them, 1940. f. 94-99 “Latin American” series. Study of problems in Latin America and their relation to the U.S. based on Brewer’s airplane tour of Latin America, 1941. (See also v. 20-23) f. 100 “Hess Flight Designed to Delay U.S. War Entry.” 1941. (See also v. 12) f. 101 “Mr. President.”1941. (See also v. 13) f. 102-104 “Half At War-Half Asleep,” need to enter World War II; response to editorial from Radio Berlin, 1941. (See also v. 9, 10) f. 105 “An American ‘Confession of Faith’.” Unpublished; several drafts; need to enter the war to preserve democracy, 1941. f. 106-108 “Farewell to Lindbergh.” Attack on Lindbergh’s isolationism, 1941. (See also v. 15) f. 109-111 “Preparedness Platform No. 2.” Republication of 1940 editorial (f. 71) in major newspapers; history of Brewer’s editorial stand on preparedness, 1941. (See also v. 6) f. 112 Scrap drive editorials and reports; “The Jail Fence” and “Its Soul Shall March On;” scrapping of an old Standard-Times printing press and the New Bedford jail fence; organization of a New Bedford scrap collection contest, 1942. (See also v. 30-34) f. 113-116 “A Dishonest and Disastrous Tax Bill.” Attack on proposed excess profits tax bill, 1942. (See also v. 24-27) f. 117-121 “Grapes of the President’s Wrath.” Opposition to an executive order limiting salaries to a maximum of $25,000 after federal taxes, 1943. (See also v. 35- 42) f. 122-123 “New Bedford’s War--Against War Food.” Opposition to fisherman strike on Atlantic coast; Brewer’s role in bringing about the termination of the strike; correspondence with Chester Bowles on the role of the Office of Price Administration in preventing future food strikes; Bernard Baruch’s comments on the Emergency Price Control Act, 1943-1944. f. 124-127 “President and his Oath.” Soldier vote; revision notes, 1944. (See also v. 50, 51) f. 128 “Scuttling the Constitution.” Questioning the constitutionality of the Anti-Poll Tax Bill, 1944 f. 129-142 “The Truth of Pearl Harbor.” Placing the blame for the attack on Pearl Harbor; investigation by the Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee of Brewer under the Corrupt Practices Act; activities of the Committee for Constitutional Government; U.S. vs. Edward A. Rumely; New York Times’ refusal to carry the editorial; interpretation of the constitution regarding free speech, 1944. (See also v. 43-47) f. 143 “The New York Times--and FDR.” Comments on the New York Times’ support of Roosevelt for a fourth term, 1944. f. 144-156 “National Leadership--In Leadership.” Description of survey methodology and results achieved by the Standard-Times, 1947. f. 157 “Taft’s Vote of Confidence” and “Lodge, the ‘Liberal’.” Question of control of the Republican Party by supporters of Robert A. Taft or Henry Cabot Lodge, C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 10
Jr.’ Lodge’s rebuttal to Brewer’s editorials, 1949. f. 158 “The Country’s Danger.” Warning to beware of internal subversion from the political “left,” 1950. f. 159 “The President’s Proviso.” Fear of the extent of executive control over the economy, 1950. f. 160-166 “A Shameless Betrayal.” Truman’s dismissal of Douglas MacArthur from command in Korea; Brewer’ responses to reader mail, 1951. f. 167 “Korean ‘Cease-Fire’.” Opposition to a Russian cease-fire proposal, 1951. f. 168 “This I Have Seen.” Condemnation of Eisenhower supporters at the Republican National Convention who unseated Taft delegates, 1952. f. 169 “Lodge, Morse--and Ike!” Brewer’s support of John F. Kennedy against Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., in Massachusetts senatorial contest. Lodge’s voting record, 1952. f. 170 “Denver’s Road Show.” High taxes forcing industry out of Massachusetts, 1952. f. 171 “To The Voters.” Congratulating voters on election results, 1952. f. 172-173 “More Political Payoffs” and “Lodge and Cole.” Comments on Boston political appointments, 1953. f. 174-190 “Tragedy of Taft.” Tribute to the character and politics of Robert A. Taft at Taft’s death, suggesting his final illness was hastened by the strain of defeat; Eisenhower’s part in the Republican National Convention of 1952; comments on the progress of the Eisenhower administration; possible Supreme Court appointments discussed; comments on the appointment of Earl Warren to the Supreme Court, 1953. f. 191 “Strange Bedfellows.” Suggests that all those working against Joseph McCarthy are working with the communists, 1954. f. 192-195 “The People and the Press.” Expressing satisfaction with the results of the elections in Massachusetts; editorial reaction by other newspapers; attempts made to reconciliate Joseph McCarthy and Eisenhower; discussion of the results of election nationally, 1954. f. 196 “To the People of New Bedford and Southern Massachusetts.” Opposition to proposal lifting tariffs on textile imports from Japan and its effect on Massachusetts textile industry, 1955. f. 197 “New Bedford’s Third Textile Strike.” Effect of labor strikes over a thirty-year period on the economy of New Bedford, 1955. f. 198 “Harriman, Duchaine and--National Silver.” Introduction of new industry into New Bedford, 1955. f. 199 “War and Peace.” Need for a change in U.S. attitude regarding peaceful intents toward Russia, 1955. f. 200-203 “Ike Asked For It.” Opposition to Eisenhower’s stand on school desegregation; series of articles on progress of desegregation in the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch; letter of opposition from the New Bedford National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1956-1957. f. 204 “The Steamboat Authority vs. New Bedford.” Opposition to opening of an additional Nantucket ferry service, 1956. f. 205 “Friday’s Friendly Fire.” Praising the destruction by fire of the New Bedford jail C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 11
and attempts made to erect a new jail, 1956. f. 206-228 “White House Pressure.” Opposition to foreign aid; impressions of A. Jack Matin and his role in executive-legislative liaison, 1957. f. 229-235 “Sales Tax, Property Tax, Industry--Jobs.” Urging the Massachusetts state legislature to pass a sales tax bill; role of the Associated Industries of Massachusetts; reader response, 1957. f. 236-238 “Vive La France.” Urging support for France in her war in Algeria; reprints in French newspapers; responses by officials of the French government, 1957. f. 239 “A Jury of his Peers.” Passage through the senate of a civil rights bill without a jury trial provision; reactions from southern congressmen; interchange of views with the New York Herald-Tribune editor, 1957. f. 240 “Sacked--For Success.” Review of the military records of General Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery in response to their assertions that generals Robert E. Lee and George G. Meade should have been court-martialed for their actions at the Battle of Gettysburg; discussion on the military responsibilities at the Battle of the Bulge, 1957. f. 241 “Ike’s Call to Arms-Against States Rights.” Little Rock, Arkansas, school integration crisis; opposition to use of federal troops; southern attitudes toward school integration, 1957. f. 242 “Fakery by Furculo.” Opposition to Massachusetts income tax plan, 1958. f. 243-249 “Poor Ike.” Description of Eisenhower as a politician; causes and effects of the methods used to nominate Eisenhower at the 1952 Republican Convention; reader responses; controversy over alleged deals made with Richard M. Nixon and Earl Warren to secure Eisenhower’s nomination, 1958. f. 250-257 “This Monster, Mikovan.” Brewer’s reaction to Anastas Mikoyan’s goodwill visit to the U.S.; Mikoyan’s role in the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, 1959. f. 258-261 “Massachusetts Expects Every Legislator--To Do His Duty” and “An Open Letter to Governor Furculo.” Opposition to a state withholding tax bill; reader responses; letter from Governor Furculo explaining his financial program, 1959. f. 262-264 “Pity the Poor Massachusetts Taxpayer.” Alleges use of state tax funds for political ends; opposition to withholding tax bill; reaction in state legislature; background data on Massachusetts finances, 1959. f. 265-272 “Khrushchev Laughs.” Opposition to the strike at United States Steel Corporation; effect of strike on the ability of the American steel industry to compete in world markets, 1959.
INDEX TERMS
Subject Folders Volumes Acheson, Dean Gooderham (1893-1971) 160,165,167 Ackerman, Carl W. 104 v. 36 Adams, James Truslow (1878-1949) v. 35,36,41 Adams, Sherman (1899- ) 176,187,217,366,574 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 12
Subject Folders Volumes Advertising Research Foundation 144-155 v. 53 Aeronautics v. 20 Aeronautics, Military v. 8,15 Air power 71,72,78-89, v. 7,8 Algeria, 1957 236-238 America First Committee v. 10 American China Policy Association, Inc. 689 American Citizens Association v. 51 American Federation of Labor v. 35-42 American Heritage Committee 694-705 American Labor Party 90 American Nationalist Party v. 47 American Newspaper Publishers Association 159 American Opinion 697 Americans for Democratic Action 690 Anderson, Clinton Presba (1895-1975) 133 v. 45 Anti-communist movements, 1950s 7,31,56,61,158,162-167,191,278- v. 35-42,46,51 280,285-290,303-306,661,690,694- 705 Antimony, Bolivia, 1941 v. 20 Anti-Semitism 177,244, v. 10,23,25,36,46,51 Aranha, Oswaldo v. 20,23 Ardennes, Battle of the, 1944-1945 11-14, 23, 24, 52-53, 69, 70-71, 78, 86, 89, 93-94, 97-99, 120, 123-126, 135-136, 172-174, 178-179 Argentina v. 20 Arias, Arnulfo v. 20 Arias, Harmodio v. 20 Arkansas, Little Rock, 1957 241 Arms and armor v. 7-9 Associated Industries of Massachusetts 233-235,260 Associated Press v. 4,6,7 Audrain County Historical Society 679,707 Baldwin, Joseph v. 28 Barnes, Clarence A. 10,52,65,285,316,327 Barnes, Earl T. 574,575,578 Barton, Bruce 136,137,359 v. 46 Baruch, Bernard M. (1870-1965) 4,80,81,83,84,87,123,159,318 v. 8,15 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 13
Subject Folders Volumes Basil Brewer Boys Town of the Desert, 40-47 Banning, California Batchelor, C. D. 244,247 Birkhead, Leon M. v. 47 Blacks, 1950s 200-203 Blair, James T., Jr. (1902-1962) 19 Bolivia, La Paz, 1941 v. 20 Bone, Homer T. (1883-1970) v. 8 Bowles, Chester (1901- ) 123 Boy's Clubs of America 706 Braden, Spruille (1894- ) 214,226 Bradford, Robert 316,366,383,389 Bradley, Omar N. (1893-1981) 163,165 Brazil 9-11 v. 20,29 Brewer, Alice 1,2 Brewer, Basil (1884-1975) 1-759 v. 1-77 Bricker Amendment 218,574 Bricker, John William (1893- ) 57,140,214,218,385 Bridges, Pontoon v. 8 Bridges, Styles (1898-1961) 56 v. 51 British Relief Society v. 57,58 Brothers of Charity 40-47 Browder, Earl Russell (1891- ) v. 7 Brown, Clarence J. (1895-1965) 577 Brown, John C. v. 60-62 Brown, Katherine Kennedy 575-579,581,583,584,590,592- 594,597,614 Brownell, Herbert (1904- ) 194,243-249,310 Brunner, Karl v. 20 Buck, Pearl S. (1892-1973) 6 Buckley, William F., Jr. (1925-2008) 308 Buddy, Charles F. 40,43,46 Budenz, Louis 191 Bush, Vannevar (1890- ) 167 Byrd, Harry Flood (1887-1966) 188,189 Byrnes, James F. (1879-1972) v. 35-37 California, Banning 43 Canada, 1941 v. 10 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 14
Subject Folders Volumes Canham, Erwin Dain (1904- ) 304 Castle, Eugene Winston (1897-1960) 211,244 Censorship--Britain, 1941 v. 20 Chiang Kai-shek (1887-1975) 1260-163,165,2634 Chiang Kai-shek, Madame (1899-2003) 6 Child welfare 759 Chile, Arica, 1941 v. 20 Chile, Santiago, 1941 v. 20,21 China 160-163,165,167 China, 1941 6 v. 9 Chinese-American relations, 1951 160-163,165,167 Christ of the Andes v. 20 Church League of America v. 42,51 Churchill, Winston (1874-1965) v. 6-10 Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report 234 Citizens' Council, 1956 202 Citizens for Victory, Incorporated v. 51 Cocoa v. 20 Cole, Albert McDonald (1901- ) 172,173 Coleman, Thomas E. 599 Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 689 Committee for Constitutional Government, 133,137-139,214 v. 45,50,51 Inc. Committee to Defend America by Aiding the v. 9,10,13 Allies Communism--United States v. 6,7 Congress of Industrial Organizations v. 35-42 Corruption in politics 129-142 Counterattack 191 Craemer, Justus v. 3 Davie, May (Mrs. Preston) 582,583,596,618,619,638-640 Davis, Charles v. 13 de Bianchi, Joao Antonio 7,8 de Rochemont, Louis 659 Defenders of the Constitution, Incorporated 245 Degrees, Academic 19-34 Democratic National Committee v. 44-46 Democratic National Convention, 1956 693 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 15
Subject Folders Volumes Depressions, Economic, 1930s 69,70 Dever, Paul Andrew 170 Dewey, Thomas E. (1902-1971) 90,140,168,175,177,243-249 v. 37,46,51 Dies, Martin (1900-1972) v. 36 Dirken, Martin 574 Dirksen, Everett McKinley (1896-1969) 215,582 Dodge, Wendell Phillips 127 v. 36,46 Drummond, Roscoe 368 Dulles, John Foster (1888-1959) 187, 206, 209 Dupuis, Patrick H. 316-318, 322, 325, 329 Eastland, James O. (1904-1986) 201 Economic assistance, American, 1957 206-228 Economic Welfare Council 286, 287 Ecuador, 1941 v. 20 Education--Aims and objectives v. 46 Educational Reviewer 288 Eisenhower, Dwight David (1890-1969) 55, 168, 169, 171, 175, 176, 183, 185, 193, 194, 199-203, 206-228, 240, 241, 243-249, 283, 310, 316- 572, 574, 675, 676, 688-693 Election, 1940, Presidential 73, 75, 76, 78-93 v. 2-7 Election, 1944--Presidential 139, 140 v. 44, 46, 51 Election, 1952, Presidential 168, 169, 171, 175, 183, 314-572 v. 72-76 Election, 1952--Massachusetts Senatorial 169, 171, 317, 332 Election, 1958, Congressional 243-249 Election, 1960, Presidential 41 Elections--Law and legislation 157, 277, 278, 664-665 v. 65, 66 Elks National Foundation 39 Emanuel, Victor (1898-1960) 394, 577, 578 Emergency Price Control Act 123 England, 1940-1944 v. 3-23, 46 English-Speaking Union 35-37, 677 Ervin, Samuel James, Jr. (1896-1985) 201 Espionage 661 Excess Profits Tax v. 24-27 Fabrics industry and trade 196, 197 Faris, Barry (1889-1966) 1, 72 Farley, James A. (1888-1976) 35, 55, 65, 217, 580 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 16
Subject Folders Volumes Faubus, Orval M. 241 Faulkner, William 201, 202 Federal aid to education 157 Ferguson, Homer (1889- ) 278 v. 65, 66 Fiedler, Arthur 64-67 Fight for Freedom, Incorporated v. 9 Fisheries 122, 123 Ford Foundation 297 Forte, Felix 33 France, 1957 236-238 France--Foreign relations--U.S., 1957 234-236 France--History--1940-1945, German v. 7 occupation Free Enterprise Pilgramages, Aptucxet, 56 Massachusetts Free speech 139 Friends of Democracy, Incorporated v. 47 Fund for the Republic, Incorporated 297 Furculo, Foster 229-235, 242, 258-261 Galapagos Islands v. 20, 23 Gannett, Frank Ernest (1876-1957) 137, 139 v. 2, 6, 45, 47, 50 German-American Bund v. 9 Gibson, Tom L. 178, 218, 245 Giesler, Jerry 56 Gifford, Charles L. (1871-1947) v. 13, 47 Girl Scouts v. 68 Goldwater, Barry Morris (1909-1998) 254, 598-601, 636, 638 Great Britain--Foreign relations, 1950s 35-37 Green, Robert Stafford (1909- ) 707 Green, Theodore Francis (1867-1966) 135, 138-140 v. 45, 51 Grew, Joseph Clark (1880-1965) 661 Griffin, Buckley 389, 390 Gruenther, Homer H. (1900- ) 18, 193, 194 Gunpowder v. 8 Guylay, L. Richard 580, 581, 591 Haigis, John W. 573, 574, 578 Halleck, Charles A. (1900- ) v. 47 Handel and Haydn Symphony Society 601 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 17
Subject Folders Volumes Haupt, Erik G. 25 Hayes, Ira 291 Hearst, William Randolph, Jr. (1908- ) 215, 218 Hemphill, Robert W. 223 Herter, Christian A. (1895-1967) 171, 192, 204, 217, 292, 295, 296, 326, 354, 676, 691, 692, 700 Hess, Rudolph 100 Hillman, Sidney (1887-1946) v. 6, 23 Hiss, Alger (1904-1996) 162 Hitler, Adolf (1889-1945) 101 v. 3, 4, 6-10, 13, 16, 17, 20 Holland, Maurice v. 20 Hooton, Earnest Albert v. 36 Hoover, Herbert (1874-1964) 584, 706 Hottelet, Richard C. (1917- ) 1-5 Hu Shih 6 Hughes, Charles Evans, Jr. 137-140 Hull-Havana Treaty v. 20 Human Events, 1956 201 Humphrey, Hubert H. (1911-1978) 157 Hungary--History--1956, Revolution 250 Hurja, Emil (1892-1953) v. 24, 25 Hurley, Patrick J. (1883-1963) 661 Hutton, Edward F. (1877-1962) 603 Immigration and emigration, 1944 v. 51 Independence Foundation, Incorporated 213, 214, 224 Inflation (Finance), 1957 217 Ingalls Shipbuilding Corporation Board 85, 86 Ingalls, Daniel S. 320, 328, 359-440, 577, 581 Institute of Pacific Relations 61 International News Service 1 v. 6, 7 Isaza, Antonio v. 20 Israel 64-67 Jaffe, Philip J. 661 Japan, 1940s v. 9, 10, 16, 17 John Birch Society 635, 636, 697 Johnston, Eric (1895-1963) 318 Jones, Jesse Holman (1874-1956) v. 20 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 18
Subject Folders Volumes Journalism 1-759 v. 1-77 Journalism, Broadcast 659 Judd, Walter H. (1898- ) 691 Juvenile Delinquency 706 Kennedy, John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) 35, 36, 39, 41, 49-51, 169, 171, 179, 194, 201, 205, 236, 292, 317, 332, 591, 597, 632, 634, 693 Kennedy, Joseph P. (1888-1969) 332, 380, 636 Keogh, Eugene James (1907- ) 35 Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeyevich (1894-1971) 55, 265-272 Kilborne, William S. 27 Kimmel, Husband Edward v. 43, 44, 46 Klein, Julius 590 Knobbs, Pauline 20, 31 Knowland, William Fife (1908-1974) 292, 310, 585-590, 615 Knox, Frank 97 v. 13, 20 Kohlberg, Alfred 219, 308, 661, 690 Korean War, 1950-1953 159-167, 280, 281, 285-290, 350 Kregelah, Hubert 213, 254 Krock, Arthur (1887-1974) v. 4, 8, 10, 46 La Guardia Fiorella H. (1882-1947) v. 3 Labor disputes, 1940s 122, 123 v. 20 Labor disputes, 1950s 197, 265-272 Labor unions--Public opinion 122, 197 v. 35-38, 55 Labor-Management Relations Act 320, 350 Latin America 94-99 v. 20-23 LaVarre, William v. 4 Lawrence, David (1888-1973) 179, 358 v. 3, 7, 35 Lend-Lease v. 20 Lerner, Max (1902- ) v. 51 Lewin, Charles 1-759 v. 1-77 Lewis, John L. (1880-1969) v. 35-38 Lindbergh, Charles A. (1902-1974) 106-108 v. 6, 15, 20 Lions Club 16 Lippmann, Walter (1889-1974) 70, 74, 111 Little, Louis McCarty (1878-1960) v. 47 Lockheed Aircraft Corporation 71 Lodge, Henry Cabot, Jr. (1902-1985) 70-72, 157, 159, 162, 164, 168, 169, v. 7, 65, 66, 72-76 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 19
Subject Folders Volumes 171-173, 175, 195, 243-249, 278, 283, 316-380, 383, 390, 394, 401- 572, 586, 664-665 Lodge, John Davis (1903- ) 575 Loeb, William (1905- ) 32, 191, 199 Long, Breckinridge (1881-1958) v. 51 Loyal Order of Moose 278-279, 281 Luce, Henry R. (1898-1967) v. 6 MacArthur, Douglas (1880-1964) 56, 160-167, 357 v. 17, 72 Manion, Clarence E. (1896- ) 574, 695-697, 703, 704 Marshall, George C. (1880-1959) 161, 163, 165 v. 8 Marshall, J. Paull 577, 578, 582 Martin, I. Jack (1908-1966) 189, 194, 206, 209, 214, 218, 323, 324, 327, 388-440, 575, 589, 616, 618 Martin, Joseph W., Jr. (1884-1968) 51, 61, 64-67, 70, 75, 120, 162, 164, v. 3, 7, 47, 56, 72-76 177, 193, 292-302, 316-318, 322, 382, 383, 389 Massachusetts Bar Association 292-302, 307 Massachusetts Citizens Committee 262-264 Massachusetts Citizens for Taft Committee, 372 1952 Massachusetts Constitution Day, 1955 292-302 Massachusetts Foundation 235 Massachusetts, 1959 258-264 Massachusetts, New Bedford 1-759 vol. 1-77 Massachusetts. Judicial Survey Commission 684-687 Massachusetts--Politics and government, 170-173, 192 1950s McCarthy, Joseph P. 191, 193, 194, 293, 323, 324 McCarthyism 191, 193 McCormick, Robert R. (1880-1955) 139 McGill, Ralph 202 v. 20 McPherson, Aimee Semple (1890-1944) 107 Meins, Carroll L. 172, 193 Menken, S. Stanwood vol 9-10 Metals Reserve Corporation vol 20 Methodist Church 680 Metropolitan areas 258-261 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 20
Subject Folders Volumes Middle East, 1957 36-37 Mikoyan, Anastas I. 24, 250-257 Military preparedness 4, 71, 72, 74, 75, 78-89, 93, 101-105, vol. 3-13, 16, 17, 20 109-111, Military service, Compulsory, 1940s 74-75 v. 3, 6-7, 9-13, 16 Missouri, Audrain County 679, 707 Missouri, Kirksville 19-31, 274-277, 283-290 Vol. 28 Missouri, Mexico 679, 707 Mitchell, William vol. 8 Moley, Raymond Charles (1886-1975) v. 16 Montgomery, Bernard L. 240 Morley, Felix 22, 584 Morrissey, Francis X. 36 Morse Twist Drill Company 85, 86 Morse, Wayne 169 Mote, Carl Henry Vol. 46 Motion pictures v. 63, 64 Mottola, Vincent 579, 601 Mundt, Karl E. (1900-1974) 690 Municipal government 657, 658, 663 v. 1 Music vol. 54, 55 Music Festivals v. 67 National Association for the Advancement of 202 Colored People National Broadcasting Company 382, 383 National Editorial Association vol. 2 National Municipal League Vol. 1 National Rifle Association Vol. 8 Nazism vol. 9-13, 16-23, 36, 37 Nelson, Elmer C. 292 Neutrality, 1940s 71, 74, 75, 101-105, 109-111 v. 6, 7, 9-16 Neutrality, 1957 210-228 New Bedford Institute of Textiles and 14, 15 Technology New Bedford Standard Times 1-759 vol. 1-77 New Deal vol. 3, 5, 8 Newspapers 1-759 vol. 1-77 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 21
Subject Folders Volumes Nightengale, Francis A. 40-47 Nixon, Richard Milhous (1913-1994) 193, 243-249, 636, 690, 691 Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, 19-31, 274-277, 283-290, 673, 696, v. 28 Kirksville 697 O'Daniel, W. Lee (1890-1969) 139 Orphanages 759 Pacifism, 1940s v. 51 Pan American Airlines vol. 20 Pan American Society of New England, 9 Incorporated Pan Americanism v. 20-23 Panama Canal, 1941 vol. 20 Panama, 1941 vol. 20 Patino, Simon (1862-1947) Vol. 20 Pearl Harbor (Oahu, Hawaii), Attack on, 1941 129-142 v. 43-46 Pearson, Drew (1897-1969) v. 10, 23, 51 Pegler, Westbrook (1894-1969) 248 v. 37 Pell, Herbert 161 Pepper, Claude (1900-1989) Vol 6, 7 Peru, Lima, 1941 Vol. 20 Peterson, Magnus F. 582 Petroleum, Brazil v. 20 Pettengill, Samuel B. (1886-1974) 133, 137-139 Philippines, Manila, 1941 vol. 17 Polish National Alliance 280 Poll Tax, 1944 128 Portia Law School, Boston, Massachusetts 32-34 Portugal 7, 8, 48-63 Portuguese Continental Union of the United 48-63 States of America Portuguese India (Goa) 51 Portuguese-Americans vol. 20, 29, 48-63 Post, Emily ( -1960) vol. 4 Presidents, U.S., Election v. 65, 66 Presidents, U.S., Inauguration, 1953 675 Private schools 22, 157 Propaganda, Nazi v. 20-23 Proportional Representation 644, 665; vol. 65, 66 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 22
Subject Folders Volumes Quacks and quackery v. 60-62 Radio Vol. 56, 77 Radio frequency modulation v. 56 Railroads, Full crew rules 265-272 Railroads, Rates 11 Reece, B. Carroll (1889-1961) 55, 195, 214, 218, 573, 575, 579, 580, 582, 593, 618-620 Reed, Thomas H. Vol. 1 Reid, Helen Rogers (1882-1970) 114 Vol. 37, 51 Republican National Committee Vol. 3, 4, 51 Republican National Convention, 1952 168, 243-249, 372-380, 401-572, 674 Republican National Convention, 1956 688-693 Republican Party 157, 164, 165, 168, 175, 193, 194, vol. 65, 66, 72-76 217, 243-249, 292-302, 310, 314- 572, 585-588, 683, 688-693 Resor, Stanley Vol. 2 Rickenbacker, Edward V. (1890-1973) 121 Robert A. Taft Memorial Foundation, 21, 22 Incorporation Roberts Commission Vol. 43, 44 Rocha, Joao R. 10 Rockefeller, Nelson Aldrich (1908-1979) 57, 66, 210, 696 Vol. 20 Rodrigues, Jayme Azevedo 10, 11 Roosevelt, Eleanor (1884-1962) 64-67, 700 Vol. 10 Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) 71, 73-75, 78-93, 101-104, 110, 117- vol. 2-13, 16-27, 35- 121, 129-142 70 Roosevelt, James (1907- ) 70 Rosenman, Samuel I. (1896-1983) Vol. 51 Rubber v. 20 Rumely, Edward A. 133, 137-139 vol. 45 Ryle, Walter H. 19-30, 274-277, 283-290, 673, 697, Vol. 28 702 Sacco-Vanzetti Case 667-672 Vol. 70, 71 Saltonstall, Leverett 51, 123, 157, 159, 162, 164, 172, Vol. 27, 72-76 173, 218, 292-302, 316, 317, 323- 380, 383, 394, 577, 588 Sargent, Porter vol. 46 School integration 200-203, 241 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 23
Subject Folders Volumes Scott, Ted vol. 20 Separation of power vol. 35-42 Service, John Stewart 661 Short, Walter Campbell (1880-1949) Vol. 43, 44, 46 Sigma Delta Chi 1-5, 7, 8, 10 Vol. 18, 19 Smith College, Northampton, MA 353, 354 Smith, Margaret Chase 33 Snyder, J. Buell vol. 46 Sokolsky, George E. (1893-1962) 581, 583, 694, 696, 697, 704 Soldiers, Suffrage 124-127 v. 51 South America 94-99 vol. 20-23 Spangler, Harrison E. (1879-1965) 584 Sparkman, John J. (1899-1985) 159 Spellman, Francis Cardinal (1889-1967) 678 Stassen, Harold E. 206-228, 690, 691 State rights 241 v. 51 Steele, William D. 26, 36 Stevens, Hugo O. 25 Stevenson, Adlai Ewing (1900-1965) 55, 175, 608 Stevenson, Suzanne Silvercruys 41 Stimson, Henry L. (1867-1950) 72 Stone, Edward C. 293 Strauss, Lewis L. (1896-1974) 573 Strikes and lockouts, Steelworkers, 1959 265-272 Suez Crisis, 1957 36, 37 Suffolk University, Boston, Massachusetts 11-13 Suffrage v. 68 Sulzberger, Arthur Hays (1891-1968) 135, 137 Vol. 51 Summersby, Kay 323 Symington, Stuart (1901-1988) 252, 254 Taft Institute of Government 581-583, 632, 638-640 Taft Memorial Association 179, 187, 218 Taft Memorial Dinner, 1955 586-590, 592 Taft Memorial Dinner, 1956 597-601 Taft Memorial Dinner, 1957 615-617 Taft Memorial Foundation, Incorporation 577-584, 589-596, 614, 616, 618, 622-655 Taft, Charles P. 577 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 24
Subject Folders Volumes Taft, Lloyd 588, 589 Taft, Robert A. (1889-1953) 12, 16, 134, 157, 164, 168, 174-190, vol. 2, 3, 72-76 206, 209, 214, 218, 244, 283, 285, 314-655 Taft, Robert A., Jr. (1889-1953) 55, 189, 194, 210, 578 Talmadge, Herman E. 215, 239, 240 Tate, Benjamin E. (1890-1968) 573-575, 578, 591, 592, 594, 597 Taxation, 1942 vol. 24-27 Taylor, George 661 Teachers' Unions vol. 42 Television 269, 277 v. 72-76 Thackery, Ted O. Vol. 7 Thebaud, L. Hewlett 36 Theobald, Robert A. 14 Thompson, Dorothy (1894-1961) 6 Tin v. 20 Tin, Bolivia, 1941 Vol. 20 Tousant, Emma Sanborn (1890-1970) 579, 589, 590 Townsend Plan vol. 36 Trevor, John B. Vol. 46 Trinidad Vol. 20 Truman, Harry S (1884-1972) 159-167, 175 Tydings, Millard E. (1890-1961) v. 38, 51 U.S. Bureau of Aeronautics 71 U.S. Congress, House, Un-American Vol. 42 Activities Committee U.S. Defenses 71, 72, 74, 75, 78-89, 93, 101-105, v. 3-13, 15-17, 20, 30, 109-111 36-38, 43-49 U.S. Department of State 661 U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation 661 U.S. Internal Revenue Service 579 U.S. Interstate Commerce Commission Vol. 11 U.S. Lincoln Sesquicentennial Commission 38 U.S. Maritime Commission 85, 86 U.S. National Guard 71 U.S. Office of Price Administration 122, 123 U.S. Office of War Mobilization 123 U.S. Reconstruction Finance Corporation 70 C3132 Brewer, Basil, Papers, 1911-1965 Page 25
Subject Folders Volumes U.S. Steel Corporation 265-272 U.S. Supreme Court 188, 200-203, 310, 696, 698 U.S. War Industries Board vol. 8 U.S. War Resources Board vol. 8 U-2 Incident, 1963 55 United Nations 36 United Press Association 1, 2 vol. 6-9 Vandenberg, Arthur H. (1884-1951) 70, 71, 74 Vol. 2, 3, 35 Villalaz, Francisco vol. 20 Villela, Vasco A. 7-9 Vincent, John Cater 661 Volunteers of America 696, 701 Vorse, Heaton vol. 51 Wallace, Henry A. Vol. 2 War Disputes Act Warren, Earl 190, 200-203, 243-249, 310 Wedemeyer, Albert C. 315, 368, 394, 589 Welch, Robert H. W., Jr. 278, 317, 340, 344, 354, 355, 357, 359, 635, 636, 697 West, Albert 293 WFMR Radio vol. 56, 77 Wheeler, Burton K. Vol. 2, 3, 9-13, 15 White, Charles 584 White, Mitchell 679, 707 White, Paul Dudley 40 White, Robert M., II (1915-2008) 20, 22 White, William Allen vol. 10 Williams, Wheeler 598, 617-620 Willkie, Wendell L. 75, 85, 90, 91, 93, 107, 110 v. 2-7, 9, 10, 13 WNBH Radio vol. 77 World University Round Table 191 World War, 1939-1945 71, 72, 74, 75, 78-89, 93, 100-105, Vol. 3-49 109-112, 122, 123, 129-142, 240 World War, 1939-1945--Iwo Jima 291 Younger, Cole J. 394 Zionism Vol. 51