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Norwood F. Allman Papers http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/tf5j49n7jh Online items available Register of the Norwood F. Allman papers Finding aid prepared by Ronald Bulatoff Hoover Institution Library and Archives © 1998 434 Galvez Mall Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305-6003 [email protected] URL: http://www.hoover.org/library-and-archives Register of the Norwood F. 87042 1 Allman papers Title: Norwood F. Allman papers Date (inclusive): 1929-1987 Collection Number: 87042 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Library and Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 26 manuscript boxes, 4 envelopes(11.2 Linear Feet) Abstract: Speeches and writings, correspondence, radio broadcast transcripts, memoranda, reports, notes, biographical card files, and clippings relating to conditions in China (especially in Shanghai) before and after 1949, American-Chinese relations, and American intelligence activities in China during World War II. Digital copies of select records also available at https://digitalcollections.hoover.org. Creator: Allman, Norwood F. (Norwood Francis), 1893-1987 Hoover Institution Library & Archives Access The collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Library & Archives Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Library & Archives in 1987. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], Norwood F. Allman papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Library & Archives. Alternate Forms Available Digital copies of select records also available at https://digitalcollections.hoover.org. 1893, July Born, Union Hall, Virginia 24 1916 Law degree, University of Virginia 1916 Student interpreter at U.S. Legation, Peking, China 1916-1923 Served in Consulates in Antung, Tientsin, Tsinan, Tsingtao, Chungking, and Shanghai 1923-1941 Member, Shanghai Volunteer Corps 1924 Resigned from consular service 1924-1933 Honorary Consul for Mexico in Shanghai, China 1924-1950 Practiced law in Shanghai, China 1927-1935 Instructor at Comparative Law School of China, Soochow University, Shanghai, China 1937-1941 Editor and publisher, Shen Pao, Shanghai, China 1940-41 Member, Shanghai Municipal Council 1941-42 Interned at Stanley (Japanese) Prison Camp, Hongkong 1942-45 Chief, Far East Section, Secret Intelligence Branch, U.S. Office of Strategic Services 1943 Author, Shanghai Lawyer 1948-49 Editor and publisher, The China Press, Shanghai, China 1950, Left Shanghai for the United States October 1954-56 Associate Editor, Business International, New York City 1961-64 Far East Editor, Broadcast Editorial Reports, New York City 1987, April Died, Carlisle, Pennsylvania 30 Subjects and Indexing Terms Journalists Americans -- China China -- History -- Republic, 1912-1949 World War, 1939-1945 -- China China -- History -- 1949-1976 China -- Foreign relations -- United States Register of the Norwood F. 87042 2 Allman papers United States -- Foreign relations -- China Secret service -- United States Shanghai (China) World War, 1939-1945 -- Secret service United States. Office of Strategic Services BIOGRAPHICAL FILE 1940-1987 Scope and Contents note This file contains records of N. Allman's career and family, including correspondence, certificates, and clippings. box 1, folder 1-3 Biographical File 1940-1987 CORRESPONDENCE 1929-1982 Scope and Contents note Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent. box 1, folder 4 Abbott Laboratories International Company 1957 box 1, folder 5 Acme Code Company, Inc. 1956-57 box 1, folder 6 Allis Chalmers Manufacturing Company 1956-57 box 1, folder 7 Allman, N. F. 1948 box 1, folder 8 American Association of Advertising Agencies 1956 box 1, folder 9 American Bank Note Company 1956 box 1, folder 10 American Cyanamid Company 1957 box 1, folder 11 American Express Company 1956-57 box 1, folder 12 American Foreign Insurance Association 1956-57 box 1, folder 13 American Independent Oil Company 1956-57 box 1, folder 14 American Indonesian Chamber of Commerce 1956 box 1, folder 15 American International Underwriters Corporation 1956 box 1, folder 16 American Machine and Foundry Company 1958 box 1, folder 17 American Trust Company 1956 box 1, folder 18 Amoss, Ulius 1960 box 1, folder 19 Amsinck Sonne and Company 1956 box 1, folder 20 An, A. Y. 1949 box 1, folder 21 Argus Cameras, Inc. 1956 box 1, folder 22 Armstrong, O. K. 1956 box 1, folder 23 Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Company 1956 box 1, folder 24 Au, David 1957 box 1, folder 25 Automatic Electric Company 1956 box 1, folder 26 Avco Manufacturing Corporation 1956 box 1, folder 27 Avegno, J. Bernard 1956-57 box 1, folder 28 Baldwin, Hanson W. 1950 box 1, folder 29 Bank of America 1956 box 1, folder 30 Bankers Trust Company 1956 box 1, folder 31 Barrett, Edward W. and Associates 1956 box 1, folder 32 Bates, J. A. 1956 box 1, folder 33 Beam Instrument Corporation 1956 box 1, folder 34 Birla, G. D. n.d. box 1, folder 35 Birla, L. N. 1955 box 1, folder 36 Black, Robert G. 1961 box 1, folder 37 Bolander, Tage 1956 box 1, folder 38 Bond, W. C. 1954 box 1, folder 39 Borden Company 1956-1975 box 1, folder 40 Boyd, Ralph 1957 box 1, folder 41 Bradford, Peter 1956-1975 Register of the Norwood F. 87042 3 Allman papers CORRESPONDENCE 1929-1982 box 1, folder 42 Bristol-Myers International Corporation 1956 box 1, folder 43 British Consulate General, Shanghai 1950 box 1, folder 44 Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation 1956 box 1, folder 45 Bryan, Edward Kedar 1952-53 box 1, folder 46 Bryan, Robert T. 1954 box 1, folder 47 Bullis, Harry A. 1953-54 box 1, folder 48 Bullock, Calvin 1956 box 1, folder 49 Byoir, Carl 1956 box 2, folder 1 California Texas Oil Company, Ltd. 1957 box 2, folder 2 Carborundum Company 1956 box 2, folder 3 Carroll, Charles T. 1959 box 2, folder 4 Chang, K. S. 1956 box 2, folder 5 Chase Manhattan Bank 1956 box 2, folder 6 Chemical Corn Exchange Bank 1956-57 box 2, folder 7 Chen, Li-fu 1955 box 2, folder 8 Chen, S. T. 1960 box 2, folder 9 Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc. 1956-57 box 2, folder 10 Chiang, Kai-shek 1955 box 2, folder 11 Chicago Association of Commerce and Industry 1956-57 box 2, folder 12 Chicago Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 13 Chie, P. S. 1955 box 2, folder 14 Chieh, Kan-ho 1956 box 2, folder 15 Choukanoff, Boyan 1957 box 2, folder 16 Christopher Trading Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 17 Clark Equipment International 1956 box 2, folder 18 Clayton Manufacturing Company 1956 box 2, folder 19 Cleary, Gottlieb, Friendly and Ball 1956 box 2, folder 20 Clement, Harry G. 1955 box 2, folder 21 Coca-Cola Company 1956-57 box 2, folder 22 Colgate-Palmolive Company 1956 box 2, folder 23 Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government 1954 box 2, folder 24 Connell Brothers Company, Ltd. 1956 box 2, folder 25 Consolidated Chemical Industries 1956 box 2, folder 26 Continental Diamond Fibre Company 1956 box 2, folder 27 Continental Foundry and Machine Company 1956 box 2, folder 28 Cook, Jackson 1957 box 2, folder 29 Cooper, John S. 1951 box 2, folder 30 Corcoran, Youngman and Rowe 1956 box 2, folder 31 Corning Glass Works 1956 box 2, folder 32 Couch, William (Collier's Encyclopedia) 1952-53 box 2, folder 33 Counterattack 1956 box 2, folder 34 Cox, Langford, Stoddard and Cutler 1956 box 2, folder 35 Crockett, Albert 1957 box 2, folder 36 Crown Zellerbach Corporation 1957 box 2, folder 37 Cuba, Secretary of State 1929 box 2, folder 38 Dean, Arthur H. 1954 box 2, folder 39 Deepe, Beverly 1960 box 2, folder 40 Deputy, James J. 1954 box 2, folder 41 Diniz, Adelino 1951-57 box 2, folder 42 Diniz, F. X. 1954 box 2, folder 43 Ditto, Inc. 1956 box 2, folder 44 Dodge and Seymour, Ltd. 1956 box 2, folder 45 Dollar, R. Stanley 1951 box 2, folder 46 Donovan, William J. 1953-56 box 2, folder 47 Du Berrier, Hilaire 1957-1961 box 2, folder 48 Duff, J. Arthur 1957-59 box 2, folder 49 Dulles, John Foster 1957 box 2, folder 50 Duval, Jo 1955 Register of the Norwood F. 87042 4 Allman papers CORRESPONDENCE 1929-1982 box 2, folder 51 Dzau, Linson 1950-53 box 2, folder 52 Eastbound Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 53 Eastman Kodak Company 1956-57 box 2, folder 54 Electrolux Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 55 Eli Lilly and Company 1956-57 box 2, folder 56 Elks 1956-57 box 2, folder 57 Espinosa y Prieto, Eduardo 1941 box 2, folder 58 Ethyl Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 59 Eversharp, Inc. 1956 box 2, folder 60 Export-Import Bank of Washington 1957 box 2, folder 61 Export Managers Club of New York 1956 box 2, folder 62 Fairbanks, Morse and Company 1956 box 2, folder 63 Fairchild Publications 1957 box 2, folder 64 Fantus Factory Locating Company 1956 box 2, folder 65 Far East America Council of Commerce and Industry 1956-57 box 2, folder 66 Farrell, James 1956 box 2, folder 67 Federal Enterprises, Inc. 1956 box 2, folder 68 Ferguson, H. K., Company 1956 box 2, folder 69 Fertilizer Corporation of America 1956 box 2, folder 70 Finkelstein, David 1960 box 2, folder 71 First National City Bank of New York 1956-57 box 2, folder 72 Firth Sterling, Inc. 1956 box 2, folder 73 Fitz Gibbon, R. E. 1962 box 2, folder 74 Flying Tiger Line, Inc. 1956 box 2, folder 75 Forbes Magazine of Business 1956 box 2, folder 76 Ford, M. C. 1955 box 2, folder 77 Ford Foundation 1953 box 2, folder 78 Foreign Traders Association of Philadelphia 1956 box 2, folder 79 Foye, Arthur B. 1951 box 2, folder 80 Frawley Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 81 Frazar and Company 1956 box 2, folder 82 Fritz, Chester 1958 box 2, folder 83 Fry Corporation 1956 box 2, folder 84 Fu Chung International Corporation 1956 box 3, folder 1 Gallop Import and Export Company, Inc.
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