Henry Morgenthau Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of Congress Washington, D.C. 2009

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Prepared by Manuscript Division Staff Collection Summary Title: Henry Morgenthau Papers Span Dates: 1795-1941 Bulk Dates: (bulk 1870-1941) ID No.: MSS33498 Creator: Morgenthau, Henry, 1856-1946 Extent: 30,000 items ; 60 containers plus 1 oversize ; 23.8 linear feet ; 41 microfilm reels Language: Collection material in English, with French, German, and Greek Location: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. Summary: Businessman and diplomat. Diaries, correspondence, letterbooks, family papers, speeches and writings, subject files, printed matter, memorabilia, and other papers relating chiefly to Morgenthau's service as ambassador to , other diplomatic efforts, involvement in Democratic Party politics, and as a philanthropist.

Selected Search Terms The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They are grouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein. People Baker, Newton Diehl, 1871-1937--Correspondence. Barton, James L. (James Levi), 1855-1936--Correspondence. Bloomfield, Meyer, 1878-1938--Correspondence. Bryce, James Bryce, Viscount, 1838-1922--Correspondence. Daniels, Josephus, 1862-1948--Correspondence. Dodge, Cleveland H. (Cleveland Hoadley), 1860-1926--Correspondence. Elkus, Abram I., 1867-1947--Correspondence. Gibbons, Herbert Adams, 1880-1934--Correspondence. Grayson, Cary T. (Cary Travers), 1878-1938--Correspondence. Harbord, James G. (James Guthrie), 1866-1947--Correspondence. Hoover, Herbert, 1874-1964--Correspondence. Hoskins, Franklin E. (Franklin Evans), 1858-1920--Correspondence. House, Edward Mandell, 1858-1938--Correspondence. Jusserand, J. J. (Jean Jules), 1855-1932--Correspondence. Lansing, Robert, 1864-1928--Correspondence. Long, Breckinridge, 1881-1958--Correspondence. Marshall, Louis, 1856-1929--Correspondence. Morgenthau, Henry, 1856-1946. Morgenthau, Lazarus, 1815-1897--Correspondence. Paderewski, Ignace Jan, 1860-1941--Correspondence. Page, Walter Hines, 1855-1918--Correspondence. Peet, William Wheelock, 1851-1942--Correspondence. Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962--Correspondence. Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945--Correspondence. Ruppin, Arthur, 1876-1943--Correspondence. Schiff, Jacob H. (Jacob Henry), 1847-1920--Correspondence. Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930--Correspondence. Tumulty, Joseph P. (Joseph Patrick), 1879-1954--Correspondence. Vickrey, Charles Vernon, 1876-1966--Correspondence. Wilson, Edith Bolling Galt, 1872-1961--Correspondence. Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924--Correspondence. Wise, Stephen S. (Stephen Samuel), 1874-1949--Correspondence. Wolf, Lucien, 1857-1930--Correspondence. Organizations

Henry Morgenthau Papers 2 American Jewish Relief Committee for Sufferers from the War. Armenian Refugee Settlement Commission. Democratic National Committee (U.S.) Greek Refugee Settlement Commission. League to Enforce Peace (U.S.) Monetary and Economic Conference (1933 : London, England) Paris Peace Conference (1919-1920) Subjects Diplomatic and consular service, American--Turkey. Economic policy. Elections--. International cooperation. International economic relations. International relations--Societies, etc. Jews--Palestine. Jews--Poland. Monetary policy. Peace. Refugees--Armenia. Refugees--. World War, 1914-1918--Peace. World War, 1914-1918--Refugees. Zionism. Places Turkey--Foreign relations--United States. United States--Foreign relations--Turkey. United States--Politics and government--. Occupations Businessmen. Diplomats.

Administrative Information Provenance The papers of Henry Morgenthau, businessman and diplomat, were given to the Library of Congress by Morgenthau in 1942. Small additions were made by his son, Henry Morgenthau (1891-1967), and by Maude Phelps McVeigh Hutchins in 1952-1953. Processing History The Henry Morgenthau Papers were processed in 1960 and prepared for microfilming in 1983. The finding aid was revised in 2009. Copyright Status Copyright in the unpublished writings of Henry Morgenthau in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody of the Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public. Access and Restrictions The papers of Henry Morgenthau are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Room prior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 3 Microfilm A microfilm edition of these papers is available on forty-one reels. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division concerning availability for purchase or interlibrary loan. To promote preservation of the originals, researchers are required to consult the microfilm edition. Preferred Citation Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container or reel number, Henry Morgenthau Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.

Biographical Note Date Event 1856, Apr. 26 Born, Mannheim,

1866 Immigrated to the United States

1871-1877 Studied at City College of New York, New York, N.Y., and Columbia Law School, New York, N.Y.

1877 Entered law practice

1883 Married Josephine Sykes

1899 Left law practice to found Central Realty Bond and Trust Co.

1905 Began Henry Morgenthau Co.

1911 Helped form Committee of Safety, New York, N.Y., to promote better industrial conditions in the city Founded Bronx House, New York, N.Y., with his wife Josephine and Lillian Wald

1912 Finance chairman of Democratic National Committee

1913-1916 Ambassador to Turkey

1916 Returned to the United States to aid presidential reelection campaign of

1919 Attended Paris Peace Conference Chairman of commission to investigate Antisemitism in Poland Delegate to founding conference of International Red Cross Toured United States on behalf of League to Enforce Peace

1920 Appointed but not confirmed as ambassador to Mexico

1923 Chairman, Settlement Commission for Greece

1933 Technical delegate, World Monetary and Economic Conference, London, England

1946, Nov. 25 Died, New York, N.Y.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 4 Scope and Content Note The papers of Henry Morgenthau (1856-1946) span the years 1795-1941, with the bulk of the items concentrated in the period 1870-1941. The collection consists of original or transcribed diaries, family papers, correspondence, speeches and writings, subject files, and miscellaneous clippings, printed matter, historical collectibles, and other material. The papers are arranged nine series: Diaries, Family Papers, General Correspondence, Letterbooks, Special Correspondence, Speeches and Writings, Subject File, Miscellany, and Oversize. The material is in English, with some in French, German, and Greek. Henry Morgenthau, who immigrated to the United States from Mannheim, Germany, in 1866, was a businessman, diplomat, and philanthropist whose service as ambassador to Turkey during brought him center stage to Middle Eastern affairs and the breakup of the . Sent to Constantinople by Woodrow Wilson in 1913, he held the ambassadorship through the first two years of war and the beginning of the last fatal round of Armenian massacres. He aided Allied personnel in Turkey after it sided with the , and he took the initiative to notify Washington and the world of the plight of the Armenians. Other accomplishments included helping save the lives of Jewish settlers in Palestine and serving as technical advisor on Turkish affairs at the Paris peace negotiations in 1919. He joined in the formation of the Armenian Relief Committee, a charitable organization that preceded Near East Relief, and after the war he received from President Wilson an appointment to become chairman of a special commission to investigate the persecution of Jews in Poland. A crowning philanthropic achievement was the massive resettlement under League of Nations auspices of more than one million Greeks exiled from Turkey after the Greco-Turkish War. His last important office was as an American delegate to the World Monetary and Economic Conference in London in 1933. The papers in this collection reflect Morgenthau's many activities as a public servant. Material relating to his family, while sketchy and incomplete, includes the manuscript of an early autobiographical essay, various genealogical and family memorabilia, and a smattering of correspondence that is strongest not in the Family Papers series, but in the Letterbooks series. Covering the years 1922-1940, the letterbooks contain some correspondence outside the family, but are notable for the handwritten copies of the private messages that Morgenthau sent to his wife, to his son, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau (1891-1967), and to a few other children and relatives. Also important in revealing the personal side of his career and involvements are the diaries Morgenthau kept. Clustered in two principal groupings, 1871-1886 and 1917-1948, they are perhaps most valuable for the decade beginning with the American entry into World War I. Entries for Morgenthau's Paris Peace Conference activities exist only in transcribed typewritten form. The General Correspondence series contains numerous letters to and from important statesmen and diplomats, with the most substantive dealing with humanitarian issues. In addition, there are many significant letters from local Jewish leaders, heads of charitable organizations, and spokesmen for civic and religious groups in the United States and the . As an example, much of the correspondence immediately after Morgenthau's appointment to Turkey concerns emergency relief to Jews in Palestine. The imminent joining of Turkey with Germany after the outbreak of war in 1914 meant that supplies and support for Eastern European Jews living in what was then Turkish-controlled territory would be cut off. Among the persons Morgenthau corresponded with about this issue and the related one of Zionism are Jacob H. Schiff, Louis Marshall, Meyer Bloomfield, Lucien Wolf, Abram I. Elkus, and Arthur Ruppin. On a similar note, there is a substantial file of letters from Protestant lay and religious leaders in the United States and abroad who mounted the World War I era campaign to save Armenians from Turkish destruction. Complemented by numerous State Department memoranda, most of which are retyped copies used by Morgenthau in the writing of his published memoirs, the file on the Armenian tragedy includes letters from James L. Barton, Cleveland H. Dodge, , Franklin E. Hoskins, William W. Peet, and Charles V. Vickrey. Following the war, Morgenthau became involved in an attempt to study and help resolve anti-Semitism in Poland. While data on the investigation can be found in pertinent locations throughout the collection, including the General Correspondence series, they are most evident in the Subject File under the title “Poland.” Available in this series are transcripts and notes on the commission's hearings, background documents of various origin, draft copies of the disputed final report, and a press file recording the reaction of the Polish populace. Also in the Subject file are documentary materials that Morgenthau collected on projects relating to Turkish, Armenian, and Jewish (Palestine) questions; his national tour in 1919 to promote the goals of the League to Enforce Peace; his work in 1923-1924 on behalf of Greek exiles with the Refugee Settlement Commission; and his attendance at the London Conference. The issue of Zionism was an abiding concern for Morgenthau and one that generated much debate. Palestine as a homeland for Jews appears as a discussion point throughout the collection, but is focused in the Special Correspondence series

Henry Morgenthau Papers 5 containing Morgenthau's letters to and from Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. Also in the Wise correspondence is information on the presidential campaigns of 1912 and 1916 in which Morgenthau played an important role on behalf of Wilson and the Democratic National Committee. Additional documentation of Morgenthau's affiliation with the Democratic party can be found in the General Correspondence and Subject File series, especially in files relating to political campaigns for each of the presidential elections from 1912 to 1932. The Speeches and Writings in the Morgenthau Papers include drafts, notes, and final manuscripts for many of his speeches and memoirs. The memoirs cover aspects of his life as a businessman that are otherwise not well documented in the collection. Material relating to Morgenthau's youth and early career in New York real estate tends to be limited to school papers in the Subject File and to clippings and scrapbooks in the Miscellany series. Correspondents in addition to those already mentioned include Newton Diehl Baker, James Bryce, Cary T. Grayson, Jean Jules Jusserand, James G. Harbord, , Breckinridge Long, Ignace Jan Paderewski, St. S. Papadakis, and Joseph P. Tumulty. There are a number of letters from Franklin D. Roosevelt, most predating his presidency, and a few from William H. Taft and .

Organization of the Papers The collection is arranged in nine series: • Diaries, 1871-1940 • Family Papers, 1832-1939 • General Correspondence, 1879-1940 • Letterbooks, 1922-1940 • Special Correspondence, 1909-1932 • Speeches and Writings, 1876-1941 • Subject File, 1868-1936 • Miscellany, 1795-1940 • Oversize

Henry Morgenthau Papers 6 Description of Series

Container Series BOX 1-4 Diaries, 1871-1940 REEL 1-6 Diaries kept by Morgenthau, including mostly originals and some transcripts. Arranged chronologically within the two categories. As noted in the container list, two volumes in this series include notes and cash account records unrelated to the diary entries and for years different from that treated by the specific diary. There are also instances in which Morgenthau kept daily records of varying length and breadth in two or three volumes for the same year covering the same day.

BOX 4-6 Family Papers, 1832-1939 REEL 5-7 Correspondence to and from Morgenthau and various family members, manuscripts or transcripts of autobiographical essays by Morgenthau and his father, and miscellaneous biographical and genealogical matter. Arranged alphabetically according to type or subject of material.

BOX 6-11 General Correspondence, 1879-1940 REEL 6-11 Letters to and from Morgenthau, with appended matter such as clippings and printed material. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 12-14 Letterbooks, 1922-1940 REEL 11-12 Bound tablets of carbons of handwritten letters by Morgenthau to family members and others. Arranged in chronologically by tablet or volume.

BOX 14-15 Special Correspondence, 1909-1932 REEL 13-14 Letters to and from Stephen S. Wise. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 15-26 Speeches and Writings, 1876-1941 REEL 13-22 Speeches, articles, and book manuscripts, in various drafts and stages of publication, including handwritten, typewritten, and printed, with notes, annotations, and background material. The book file is arranged alphabetically by title. Speeches and articles are arranged chronologically.

BOX 26-42 Subject File, 1868-1936 REEL 22-35 Reports, copies of correspondence, various documents, clippings, printed matter, notes and notebooks, transcripts and galleys of writings by others, charts, minutes, and miscellaneous material. Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically therein. A few files under a subject title are arranged in the order established by Morgenthau or his assistants.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 7 BOX 42-61 Miscellany, 1795-1940 REEL 35-41 Address books, Americana collected by Morgenthau, announcements, certificates, awards, dinner lists, poetry by others, and various printed matter, clippings, and photographs, many bound in scrapbooks or albums. Arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material, with the exception of the photographs, oversize items, and scrapbooks which have been placed at the end of the collection.

BOX OV 1 Oversize REEL 41 Awards, certificates, and commissions described according to the series, container and folder from which they were removed.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 8 Container List

Available on microfilm. Shelf no. 18,915

Container Contents

BOX 1-4 Diaries, 1871-1940 REEL 1-6 Diaries kept by Morgenthau, including mostly originals and some transcripts. Arranged chronologically within the two categories. As noted in the container list, two volumes in this series include notes and cash account records unrelated to the diary entries and for years different from that treated by the specific diary. There are also instances in which Morgenthau kept daily records of varying length and breadth in two or three volumes for the same year covering the same day.

BOX 1 Originals REEL 1-2 1871 (2 vols.) (vol. 1 also contains chemistry notes, 1871, and cash account records, 1871-1884) 1872 (3 vols. and loose sheet) (vol. 2 also contains school notes and study exercises) 1873 (2 vols. and loose sheet) 1875 1877 (3 vols.) 1880, 1882-1883, 1886 (4 vols.) 1906 BOX 2 1917 REEL 2-3 (2 vols.) 1918-1919 (2 vols.) 1920-1921 (2 vols.) 1922-1923 (2 vols.) 1924 (3 vols.) BOX 3 1925-1926 REEL 4-5 (4 vols.) 1927-1929 (3 vols.) 1930 (2 vols.) 1931-1932 (2 vols.)

Henry Morgenthau Papers 9 Diaries, 1871-1940 Container Contents

1933-1936 (4 vols.) BOX 4 1939-1940 REEL 5-6 (2 vols.) Undated [1870s?] Transcripts, 1913-1919 (6 folders)

BOX 4-6 Family Papers, 1832-1939 REEL 5-7 Correspondence to and from Morgenthau and various family members, manuscripts or transcripts of autobiographical essays by Morgenthau and his father, and miscellaneous biographical and genealogical matter. Arranged alphabetically according to type or subject of material.

BOX 4 Correspondence REEL 5-6 Morgenthau, Josephine, 1882-1922 Other BOX 5 Writings REEL 6 Autobiographies Morgenthau, Henry, 1871 Morgenthau., Lazarus (transcript), 1842 Other Biographical data, 1874-1932, undated Business cards, labels, and related paraphernalia Congratulatory letters and memorabilia regarding appointment of Henry Morgenthau (1891-1967) as secretary of the treasury, 1933 (2 folders) Genealogical and early documents, 1832-1966, undated Memorandum of agreement with Julius Morgenthau, 1874 Self-evaluation chart, 1874 BOX 6 Skits and plays, 1908-1926, undated REEL 6-7 Wedding announcements, 1866-l937 Miscellaneous, 1862-1924, undated

BOX 6-11 General Correspondence, 1879-1940 REEL 6-11 Letters to and from Morgenthau, with appended matter such as clippings and printed material. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 6 1879-1883, 1902-1913 REEL 6-7 1914, Jan.-Oct. (4 folders) BOX 7 1914, Nov.-1916, Mar.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 10 General Correspondence, 1879-1940 Container Contents

REEL 7-8 (9 folders) BOX 8 1916, Apr.-1918, Dec. REEL 8 (9 folders) BOX 9 1919, Jan.-1921, Oct. REEL 8-9 (9 folders) BOX 10 1921, Nov.-1929, Aug. REEL 9-l0 (10 folders) BOX 11 1929, Sept.-1940 REEL 10-11 (9 folders) Undated and fragments

BOX 12-14 Letterbooks, 1922-1940 REEL 11-12 Bound tablets of carbons of handwritten letters by Morgenthau to family members and others. Arranged in chronologically by tablet or volume.

BOX 12 11-12 July 1922-Aug. 1927 REEL 11-12 (8 folders) BOX 13 12 Feb. 1929-June 1937 REEL 12 (8 folders) BOX 14 12-13 June 1935-Aug. 1940 REEL 12 (7 folders)

BOX 14-15 Special Correspondence, 1909-1932 REEL 13-14 Letters to and from Stephen S. Wise. Arranged chronologically.

BOX 14 Wise, Stephen S. REEL 13 1909-1914 (3 folders) BOX 15 1915-1932, undated REEL 13-14 (3 folders)

BOX 15-26 Speeches and Writings, 1876-1941 REEL 13-22 Speeches, articles, and book manuscripts, in various drafts and stages of publication, including handwritten, typewritten, and printed, with notes, annotations, and background material. The book file is arranged alphabetically by title. Speeches and articles are arranged chronologically.

Henry Morgenthau Papers 11 Speeches and Writings, 1876-1941 Container Contents

BOX 15 Book file REEL 13-14 All in a Lifetime Drafts Set A Indexes Chapters 1-6 (6 folders) BOX 16 Chapters 7-13 REEL 14-15 (8 folders) BOX 16 Chapters 7-13 REEL 14-15 (8 folders) BOX 17 Chapters 14-18 REEL 15-16 (8 folders) BOX 18 Chapter 19 REEL 16 Miscellaneous Jews Mexico Other (2 folders) Set B (2 folders) Set C (2 folders) BOX 19 Set D REEL 17 BOX 20 Ambassador Morgenthau's Story, drafts REEL 17 (7 folders) I Was Sent to Athens Contractual and public relations matter Drafts Set A (1 folder) BOX 21 (4 folders) REEL 18 Set B (4 folders) BOX 22 Speeches and articles REEL 18-19 Lists Manuscripts and printed copies 1876

Henry Morgenthau Papers 12 Speeches and Writings, 1876-1941 Container Contents

1907-1919 (8 folders) BOX 23 1920-1928 REEL 19-20 (8 folders) BOX 24 1928-1932 REEL 20-21 (6 folders) BOX 25 1933-1941 REEL 21 (6 folders) Undated (3 folders) BOX 26 (4 folders) REEL 22 Fragments

BOX 26-42 Subject File, 1868-1936 REEL 22-35 Reports, copies of correspondence, various documents, clippings, printed matter, notes and notebooks, transcripts and galleys of writings by others, charts, minutes, and miscellaneous material. Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically therein. A few files under a subject title are arranged in the order established by Morgenthau or his assistants.

BOX 26 Albania REEL 22 American Jewish Relief Committee, 1914-1922, undated Armenia Documentary file 1913-1925 BOX 27 Undated REEL 22-23 Printed matter, 1916-1927, undated (2 folders) Austria, 1920-1922, undated Birthday greetings 1926 BOX 28 1926 REEL 23-24 1931 (3 folders) 1931-1933 BOX 29 1934 REEL 24 1939 Celluloid Piano Key Co., 1878 Economic Club of New York, 1917-32 Einstein, Albert, 1933-1935

Henry Morgenthau Papers 13 Subject File, 1868-1936 Container Contents

France, 1922-1926 Free Synagogue of New York, New York, N.Y., 1907-1917 Germany, 1916-1933, undated Greece Addossides, A., writings Byron, George Gordon, centenary, 1924 Caratheodary, writings BOX 30 Davies, Joseph Edward, report REEL 24-25 Decrees, certificates, etc., 1923-1928 Honorary doctorate, University of Athens, Athens, Greece, 1925 Maps and posters Kokinia Urban Refugees Resettlement, 1923-1924 Press file, 1923-1930 (4 folders) BOX 31 (4 folders) REEL 25 Refugee Settlement Commission Charts Minutes, 1923 Reports 1923-1926 (4 folders) BOX 32 1927-1928 REEL 26 Miscellaneous Documents, 1928-1930, undated (3 folders) Printed matter Harbord, James G., dinner, 1926 India, 1917-1926 Iutis Club, 1879-1880 Japan, 1918-1926 Law partnership, 1879 BOX 33 League to Enforce Peace, 1919-1920 REEL 26-27 Mexico, 1915-1936, undated (4 folders) New York State Health Commission Final reports, 1931 BOX 34 Minutes and organization, 1930-1932 REEL 27-28 Preliminary reports, 1931 (2 folders) Miscellaneous Paderewski, Ignace Jan, 1921, 1932 Palestine and Zionism

Henry Morgenthau Papers 14 Subject File, 1868-1936 Container Contents

Documentary file, 1914-1927, undated (2 folders) BOX 35 Printed matter, 1916-1924, undated REEL 28-29 (2 folders) Philippines Documentary file, 1916-1930 Printed matter, 1916-1925 Poland Documentary file Economic boycott, 1912-1919 General file Index (incomplete) 1915-Aug. 1919 (3 folders) BOX 36 Sept. 1919-1921 REEL 29-30 Miscellaneous, undated Hearings on maltreatment of Jews, 1919 Index Lemberg Pinsk Lida Lodz Bialystok Brest-Litovsk Krakow Stanislavov Danzig Vilna papers Press summaries, Apr.-Sept. 1919, undated (2 folders) BOX 37 Report on mission, 1919 REEL 30-31 Miscellaneous "Les Revendications Polonaises sur les terres Russes" Printed matter Political campaigns 1912 1916 Budgetary and electoral data Statements Miscellaneous printed matter 1924 1928 1930 1932

Henry Morgenthau Papers 15 Subject File, 1868-1936 Container Contents

Miscellaneous BOX 38 Red Cross, 1915-1934 REEL 31-32 , 1918-1933 , 1919 School papers Addisonian Society, 1874-1875 Beth-El Prize Temple, 1875 Carlyle Literary Union, 1874-1875 College of the City of New York, New York, N..Y., 1870-1871 Columbia College of Law, New York, N.Y. General, 1875-1877 Notes General Lectures by John W. Burgess, 1876 Evening School, 42nd St., New York, N.Y., 1875-1876 Grammar school, 1868-1875 Grades, records, alumni material, and related matter Notes and lesson books BOX 39 Poetry REEL 32 Sketches Teaching certificates, letters of recommendation, and related matter, 1870-1876 Miscellaneous notes and essays (2 folders) Society for Ethical Culture, 1926, undated Study group lecture group [Emerson Club ?], lesson book, 1890-91 , 1914-17 Turkey Documentary file, 1913-1926, undated (3 folders) Jews, 1917, undated Lausanne Treaty (1 folder) BOX 40 (1 folder) REEL 33 Lists of Allied prisoners of war Manuscript of Ismail Kemal Bey, 1917 Maps Notes on American consulates in Egypt and Syria, 1914 Press review, 1914-1915 (2 folders) Receptions on return to U.S., 1916 State Department Dispatches from Constantinople, 1912-1914 Research index of official correspondence, 1913-1915 Yeats-Brown, Francis, Caught by the Turks, advance galley, 1919

Henry Morgenthau Papers 16 Subject File, 1868-1936 Container Contents

Miscellaneous printed matter BOX 41 Typescripts of speeches and articles by others REEL 33-34 Unemployment relief, 1931-1932, undated Wedding anniversary greetings, 1933 (2 folders) Wells, H. G., dinner, 1921 Woodrow Wilson Foundation, 1923-1931 BOX 42 World Monetary and Economic Conference, 1933 REEL 34-35 (2 folders) World War I Peace Conference, 1919 (2 folders) Visit to , 1917 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

BOX 42-61 Miscellany, 1795-1940 REEL 35-41 Address books, Americana collected by Morgenthau, announcements, certificates, awards, dinner lists, poetry by others, and various printed matter, clippings, and photographs, many bound in scrapbooks or albums. Arranged alphabetically by subject or type of material, with the exception of the photographs, oversize items, and scrapbooks which have been placed at the end of the collection.

BOX 42 Address books and related notebooks REEL 35 BOX 43 Americana, historical collectibles, 1795-1829, undated REEL 35-36 Announcements of appearances and speaking engagements, 1887-1940 (3 folders) Certificates, awards, licenses, and related matter See also Oversize Dinner lists, menus, and programs (2 folders) BOX 44 Financial REEL 36 Accounts, 1871, 1877-1878, 1886 Other Inscribed calling cards Lists and indexes Morgenthau Award (entry by Ruth M. Muskrat), 1925-1926 Poetry by others Presidential greeting cards Printed matter Real estate Photographs Loose prints BOX 45 Album

Henry Morgenthau Papers 17 Miscellany, 1795-1940 Container Contents

REEL 36 BOX 46 Scrapbooks REEL 37 Vol. 1, 1925-1929 BOX 47 Vol. 2, 1913-1915 REEL 37 BOX 48 Vol. 3, circa 1915-1935 REEL 38 BOX 49 Vol. 4, 1932-1935 REEL 38 BOX 50 Vol. 5, 1918-1919 REEL 39 BOX 51 Vol. 6, 1919 REEL 39 BOX 52 Vol. 7, 1920-1921 REEL 39 BOX 53 Vol. 8, 1921-1922 REEL 40 BOX 54 Vol. 9, 1915-1920 REEL 40 BOX 55 Vol. 10, 1919-1923 REEL 40 BOX 56 Vol. 11, 1876-1930 REEL 40 BOX 57 Vol. 12, 1926-1927 REEL 41 BOX 58 Vol. 13, 1870-1935 REEL 41 BOX 59 Vol. 14, 1918-1925 REEL 41 BOX 60 Vol. 15, circa 1900-1930 REEL 41

BOX OV 1 Oversize REEL 41 Awards, certificates, and commissions described according to the series, container and folder from which they were removed.

BOX OV 1 Miscellany REEL 41 Awards, certificates, and commissions (Container 43)

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