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Papers of

The Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial

Foundation

The papers were donated by Isador Lubin, w. Averell Harriman and Basil O'Connor.

Quantity: 20 linear feet

Restrictions: None

Related Materials: Material relating to the Foundation will be found in the Papers of Isador Lubin, Basil O'Connor and . The Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation had its roots in the Roosevelt National Memorial Committee which was organized by Basil O'Connor in May 1945, at the request of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, to consider a suitable memorial to the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt. President Harry s. Truman agreed to serve as Honorary Chairman with Mr. O'Connor, the former president's law partner and executor of his estate as well as head of the Warm Springs Foundation, serving as temporary chairman. A planning committee of the Roosevelt National Memorial Committee was set up on May 3, to serve as a clearing house for ideas on a memorial. In the succeeding months two considerations emerged which would significantly impact any future Roosevelt memorial. The first was whether Roosevelt should be memorialized by a ''dead'' memorial i.e. a monument, statue, etc. or whether the Committee should memorialize the President "in a living, active, alive way.'' O'Connor favored the latter since he said that FDR had opposed such memorials for other people. The second was the need to establish a foundation. To this end, the O'Connor and Farber law firm reserved the name Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation in State in mid-May 1945 to preclude any other group from using the terms ''Roosevelt,'' ''Memorial,'' or "Foundation. 11

The first meeting of the Roosevelt National Memorial Committee was held at the on September 5, 1945 under the aegis of President Truman. The agenda for the meeting was extensive, calling for discussion of 15 items including election of various officers, au~horization of an executive committee to study all proposals for a national memorial to FDR and consider the organization of a non-profit membership corporation, and discussion of fund-raising for a memorial. The committee did not get beyond discussion of item three. On a motion of , seconded by Admiral Leahy, the group (of 62) empowered Truman to appoint a five-man nominating committee to consider a new slate of officers as well as new additions to the committee. Truman appointed chairman assisted by Frances Perkis, Admiral Leahy, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., and Frank Walker. Mr. Hopkins presented a new slate of officers to President Truman on October l with George Allen, insurance man and former District of Columbia Commissioner as Chairman, , Henry Wallace, , and Marshall Field Vice Chairman, Joseph E. Davies, Secretary, Thomas J. Watson, Treasurer, Robert Sherwood, Chairman of the Executive Commit tee. On October 18, a complete executive committee was named with Sherwood and Rosenman assisted by George Allen, William L. Green, Philip Murray, Harry Hopkins, Admiral Leahy, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Frances Perkins, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Frank Walker.

-1- On November 2, following a meeting with President Truman of the Foundation's executive committee, the creation of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation was announced. President Truman served as honorary president and Eleanor Roosevelt as honorary chairman. George Allen was chosen president with Cordell Hull, Frances Perkins, Henry Wallace, and Marshall Field as vice presidents and Joseph E. Davies as secretary-treasurer. On November 18 Robert Sherwood, the executive director announced the aims of the Foundation. The Foundation was dedicated to the establishment of an educational program ''for advancing the ideals and purposes of the late President." Specifically, it planned to build a Franklin D. Roosevelt School of Human Relations in Washington, D.C. The school would not grant degrees but rather promote FDR's ideals and be a ''living memorial.'' The Foundation would also aid in collecting the public and private papers of Franklin D. Roosevelt and those associated with him for deposit in the Roosevelt Library. It also intended to present annual awards of merit to persons who did the most to promote the ideals and objectives of President Roosevelt. The Foundation did not indiacte how the school would be financed except that students would not pay tuition. Earlier in November, George Allen had announced that the Foundation would start a fund-raising dr1ve. In the last analysis, the failure to attract adequate sources of funding proved to be a major reason for the Foundation's lack of success. Although the Foundation's leaders were prominent personalities with close ties to the President, they were also extremely busy with their own careers and unable to devote the time necessary to get the organization off the ground. They failed to take advantage of the initial momentum following FDR's death to raise the capital necessary to support a permanent staff which could undertake programs of a vital organization. Consequently, in , Henry Morgenthau, Jr., George Allen's successsor, proposed the disbandment of the Foundation. The board of directors rejected this idea, and the Foundation continued to function on a limited basis. By 1952 the Foundation was practically moribund, with Mr. Isador Lubin acting as caretaker. The and Washington, D.C. offices were closed by 1955.

During its period of greates activity, the Foundation contributed to the observance of the anniversaries of Roosevelt's death and to the annual American Political Science Association awards. Most of its money went toward the Historical Data·Project, whose purpose was to assemble recollections by associates of FDR and to deposit them in the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library. The program began in 1947, and letters were sent to some 250 persons asking them to write down their recollections or be interviewed by a member of the staff. The records in the Library contain responses from or interviews with 67 persons.

-2- The Foundation was hampered in its interview program by lack of funds for research personnel. Nr. Isador Lubin tried to revitalize the Foundation by launching, in Nay 1954, the study under the supervision of Eleanor N. Snyder. It was to examine and report on the urban population at substandard levels of living. Miss Snyder and the staff accumulated an impresssive amount a data, and she submitted a draft report in 1957 and an updated draft around 1960 which included data from the census of the state of New York for 1956. Neither study was published, and needless to say, the effort did not ''reinvigorate'' the Foundation. Consideration was again being given by the 1980s to disbanding the organization and turning over its resources, some $15,000, to the Roosevelt Library. However, the interest shown in President Roosevelt and his aims during the celebration of his centenary in 1982 prompted the leadership to stay in business and find ways to enliven the Foundation. New members were appointed and new programs undertaken. Meeanwhile, the Foundation was also undergoing a renaissance. The two organizations merged in 1984 to form the Franklin D. Roosevelt/Four Freedoms Foundation. The new organization moved forward on several fronts: awarding grants to scholars each year to enable them to conduct research at the FOR Library; sponsoring conferences such as the recent symposium on Social Security, and supporting the Roosevelt Study Center in the province of Zeeland in The Netherlands. Finally, the Foundation maintained the ideal of the ''living" memorial by awarding medals annually to distinguished world figures whose actions demonstrate a commitment to the four freedoms described by President Roosevelt in his annual message to the Congress, January 6, 1941: freedom from speech, freedom of worship, fredom from want, and .

-3- Series Description

The collection is divided into three series as follows:

Series I: Official Files -Containers 1-38. Arranged in accordance with-an-alpha/numeric file outline designed by Foundation personnel (see Appendix A to series description) The series covers the period 1945-54 with a few financial records from 1955 to 1972. The material includes minutes of meetings, membership lists, correspondence, financial records and newspaper clippings. The Historical Data Project File IV.A. boxed 177-28) contains mostly correspondence and clippings with a few personal recollections about FDR (see Appendix B).

Series II: Personal Files -Containers 39-44. The files of ------individualS connected with the administration of the Foundation including George Allen, , W. Averell Harriman (1 folder), Isador Lubin and Basil O'Connor. The inclusive dates are 1945-1982, with only a few scattered items after 1970. Each individual's files are arranged alphabetically and include correspondence, financial records and minutes of meetings. At the end of this series is an alphabetical file of newspaper clippings.

Series III: ''Freedom From Want'' Files - Containers 45-50. The "Freedom From Want'' study of poverty in urban America was begun in 1954 and completed in late 1957 or early 1958. The study is based on statistics provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The statistics were collated by geographic area, family type, age and consumer units. The files are arranged alphabetically by subject.

-4- Appendi:x;· A -5- FILE OUTINE June 22, 1950 I. 7ranklin D. Roosevelt Foundation II. D. 1, a, X: Certificate of Incorporation (l) Deposit Slips 1. Maryland (a) :Bank Statements 2. Illinois (4) Cancelled Checks (5) Reports of Cash on Deposit :s. :By-Laws (6) Miscellaneouo b, American Security & Trust Co. c. Trustees (1) Deposit Slips lo Meetings (2) Bank Statements a. Notice and Arrllllgemen ts (3) Duplicate Vouchers b, .Agenda· ( 4) Cancelled Checks c. Minutes . (5) Reports of Cash on Deposit d. Memoranda for Next Meeting (6) Miscellaneous c. Riggs National Bank 2. Members (individual folders) 3, Reports :a. Requisition for Transfer of Funds 4. Former Members 3, Accounts Payable a. Delivery Slips D. :Board of Directors and Officers b. Invoices 1. Meetings 4. Accounts Receivable a. Notice and Arrangements a. Reports of Cash Receipts b. .Agenda (1) First National Bank of Chgo • c. Minutes (2) American Security & Trust Co, d. Memoranda for Next Meeting b, Outstanding Statements 5, Sale of Publications :a. Members (individual folders) 6, Payroll 3. Reports a, Authorizations 4. Former Members b. Individual Payroll Records c. Individual Leave Records E, Executive Committee 7. General Journal Entry Authorizations 1. Meetings a. Monthly Financial Statements a. Notice and Arrllllgements 9, Budget b. Agenda 10, Auditors c. Minutes E, Taxes and Insurance d. Memoranda for Next Meeting 1. Withholding Tax a. Reports 2. Members (individual folders) b. Individual Certificates 3 •.. Reports 2. Federal Income Tax Exemption 4 0 Former Members 3. D. c. Personal Property 4, Maryland Personal Property F. Legal Counsel 5. Maryland Personal Income Tax G, Financial Committee 6, Fire Insurance H. Advisory Committee 7. Workmen's Compensation I. Other Committees a. Public Liability Compensation J, Special Nominating Committee: 9, Unemployment Compensation Rosenberg, Patterson, Chapman 10. Bonding 11. D. C, Sales Tax II. Administrative Services 12. Social Security A. Office Space B. Office Equipment and Maintenance Service r. Office Procedures 1. Contracts 1. Instructions and Forms 2. Inventory 2. File Outlines and Instructions 6, Personnel 1. Present III, Contributions 2. Former AclrnOwledgmen t s 3. Applications 1. Investment Securities D. Financial :s. Notification to Officers 1. Banking 6, Lists of Contributors a. First National :Bank of -6- IV, Programs and Activities IV, .A. 6, .A. Historical Data Supreme Court 1, Lists 2, Deferred Lists Tariff Commission 3, Progress Rep6rta 4, Memoranda Requests and Replies Taxation (individual folders) 5, Miscellaneous Book Reviews 6, Subject File Truman and F,D,R,

Anecdotes Unj. ted Nations World War II Atomic Ene rg;y Cabinet Conference

Conven tiona and Campaigns 7, Deceased Members of Roosevelt Admin, 8, Recordings of Addresses Fa.la. 10, Orders for Publications Federal Bureau of Investigation B, Scholarships and Fellowships 1, Plans and Policy Finances, F,D,B. Personal a., Leigh Report Foreign Policy b, Others' Plans 2. Inquiries Germany a, Domestic b, Foreign Health, F,D,R, 1 s C, Institutes of Human Relations D, Other Proposals for Memorials Historical Estimation of F,D,R, E, American Political Science Assoc. Avard F, Miscellaneous Inquiries Hoover Administration G, F, D, R, Biography H. F, D, R. Movies Japan VI. Membership Ku Klux Klan VII, Other Organizations A, Legislative-Executive Relations F,D,R, Library, Hyde Park B. F,D,R, Warm Springs Memorial Commission () C, F.D.R, Collectors' Association D, Other Presidents of the U, S, Foundation E, Willkie Memorial Building Point Four Program F. Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges G. Roosevelt National Historic Site H, Chinese F,D,R, Library Presidency, Inst~tution of the I, Warm Springs Commission J, Press F. D, R, Bookania K, National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis L, Public Power American Library, London M, Roosevelt College, Chicago N, Relief Raymond Rich Associates 0, F,D,R, National Park, Montevideo, Urugn~ Bussie. Po Roosevelt Memorial Society, Rose Shrine (Lillian May Prairie) Q,, Securities Exchange Commission The Sidney Hillman Foundation R, International Ladies Garment Workers Union Selective Service s. Ford Foundation T, Americans for Democratic Action/Roosevelt D~ -7-

VII. U, The Studio Library. New York V. Nottingham (England) F.D.R. Memorial Traveling Scholarship Fund W. Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation X, ~!emorial Association Y, Government Printing Office z. Library of Congress A.A.. Field Foundation yJII, F,D,R. Personal A. Honorary Degrees B, Likenesses C. Papers D, Speeches E. Miscellaneous Inquiries IX. Special Meetings and Services A. April 12 Service (by years) B, January 30 Services (by years) X. Presentations A. Charyl 0, Williams xr. Mailing Listg XX, Miscellaneous A.

George E, Allen Files Grace G, Tully Personal Files APPENDIX B

The Historical Data Project was established to assemble recollect1ons by associates of FDR and deposit them in the Frankl1n D. Roosevelt Library. Its work began in September 1947 under Louis Brownlow, Execut1ve Director of the Foundation, and Grace Tully, Executive Secretary. James Rowe, Jr., former administrat1ve assistant to FDR, assisted for a time in this work. In November 1948, S1dney Hyman joined the Foundation as Director of the Historical Data Project. The Project's f1les, wh1ch were turned over to the Roosevelt Library in 1953, contain the requests for reminiscenses addressed to some 250 associates of FDR, as well as the replies, interviews, and biographical materials, all filed under the associate's name. The following contributed some information: Will W. Alexander, Vincent Astor, Adolf A. Berle, Nelson c. Brown, John M. Carmody, Fred w. Catlett, Cyr1l Clemens, Morr1s L. Cooke, Frederick B. Davenport, Elmer Davis, Mary Dewson, William 0. Douglas, Newton B. Drury, George Durno, Joseph c. Grew, Joseph F. Guffey, Luther Gulick, Leon Henderson, Henry s. Hooker, Dudley w. Know, Emory s. Land, Arthur Bliss Lane, James M. Mead, Charles E. Merriam, James A. Oldham, Edward A. O'Neal, Thomas F. Reynolds, Edward L. Roddan, Robert F. Skinner, Nathan Straus, Gerard Swope, M. w. Thatcher, c. Mlldred Thompson, Daniel J. Tobin, and Aubrey Williams. Others were interv1ewed by Foundation staff who wrote up memoranda of the conversations or left notes of them in the files. The interviewees included Thomas H. Beck, Dan1el w. Bell, Charles E. Bohlen, Felix Belair, Jr., Louis Lauchlin B. Curr1e, Democratic National Committee (including Katherine c. Blackburn and C. Edgar Brown), Robert Denton, Herbert Emmerich, Philip B. Fleming, Frank P. Graham, Lewis B. Long, John L. McCrea, William H. McReynolds, Lowell Mellett, Adolph C. Miller, Frances Perkins, Waldo L. Schmitt, Francis Terry, Mrs. Charles W. Tillett, and Rexford G. Tugwell. Th1s 1s a select list of 1ndiv1duals and the top1cs they covered:

- 8 - Will w. Alexander: FOR's view on housing and the c.c.c. Nelson Brown: FDR and forestry.

Charles Bohlen: Yalta-a defeat for the .

John Carmody: His relationship with leaders in FOR's admlnistration.

Oscar Chapman: Comments on FOR's pol1c1es and New Deal.

Leo Crowley: Comments on various New Deal figures.

Elmer Davis: Activit1es of Off1ce of War Information.

Mary Dewson: Manuscript of "An Aide to the End."

Philip B. Fleming: Personal contacts w1th FDR.

Joseph Grew: Copies of correspondence with FDR.

Leon Henderson: FDR and economic matters.

Dudley Knox: FDR and naval history. Emory s. Land: FDR and naval officers. Arthur Bliss Lane: Correspondence with FDR on diplomatic matters.

John L. McCrea: Voyage to Teheran (1943).

Lowell Mellett: Reminiscences about FDR.

Edward A. O'Neal: FDR and Farm Bureau Federation.

Edward L. Roddan: On FOR-Farley relationship.

Gerard Swope: Rem1niscences about correspondence with FDR.

Rexford Tugwell: Comments on FOR's v1ews on domestlc issues.

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CONTAINER CONTENTS

Ser1es I l I.A.l. - Cert1f1cate of Incorporation I.A.l. - Certificate of Incorporation -Maryland I.A.2. - Certif1cate of Incorporation- Illinois I.B. - By - Laws I.C.l.a. -Trustee Meetings, 1947-50 I.C.l.a. - Trustee Meetings, 1/30/53 I.C.l.a. -Trustee Meetings, 5/18/54 I.C.l.b. - Trustee Meetings - Agenda I.C.l.c. -Trustees Minutes, 1947-54 I.C.2. - Trustees I.C.2. -Trustee Membership - Lists to 1949 I.C.3. - Reports I.D.l.a. -Board of Directors Meetings, 1947 I.D.l.a. - Board of Directors Meeting - Annual, 3/19/48 I.D.l.a. - Board of Directors Meeting - Annual, 4/12/49

2 I.D.l.a. -Board of Directors Meet1ng - Special, 12/15/49 I.D.l.a. -Board of Directors Meeting - Annual, l/30/50 - Notice and Arrangements I.D.l.a. -Board of Directors Meeting - Annual, l/30/53 - Notice and Arrangements I.D.l.a. -Board of Directors Meeting - Annual, 5/18/54 - Notice and Arrangements I.D.l.b. -Board of Directors Meetings - Agenda I.D.l.c. - Board of Directors M1nutes, 1946-53 I.D.l.c. - Board of Directors Minutes, 1947-49 I.D.l.c. - Board of D1rectors Minutes, 1947-48 - Drafts and Extra Copies

3 I.D.l.c. - Board of Directors Minutes, 1949 - Drafts and Extra Copies I.D.l.c. - Board of D1rectors Minutes, 1950 - Drafts and Extra Copies I.D.l.c. - Board of D1rectors Minutes, l/30/53 I.D.l.c. -Board of Directors Minutes, 5/18/54

- 10 - I.D.l.d. - Board of Directors Memoranda for Next Meeting I.D.2. -Board Membership, 1946-49 I.D.2. - Board Membership, 1950 I.D.2. - Invited to Board Membershlp, Jan. 1953 I.D.2. - Invited to Board Membership, May 1954 I.D.2. - Board Membership - General I.D.2. - Board Membership - Lists, 1953-54 4 I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: A-B I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: C-F I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: G-J I.D.2. - Board Members - Name Flle: K-L I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: M I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: N-P I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: R-S I.D.2. - Board Members - Name File: T-W I.D.2. - List of Offiers I.D.2. - Former Officers (l) 5 I.D.2. - Former Officers (2) I.D.2. - Officers I.D.3. - Board of Directors - Reports I.D.4. - Former Members I.E. -Executive Committee -Members, May 1954 I.E. - Executive Committee - Powers I.E.l.a. - Executive Comm1ttee - Meet1ng, 10/2/50 I.E.l.a. - Execut1ve Committee - Meeting, 12/23/52 I.E.l.a. - Executive Committee - Meet1ng, l/10/53 I.E.l.a. - Executive Committee - Meeting, 4/16/53 I.E.l.a. - Executive Committee -Meetings, 1946-49: Notice and Arrangements I.E.l.a. - Executive Committee - Meet1ng, 12/16/53: Notice and Arrangements I.E.l.b. -Executive Committee -Meetings- Agenda I.E.l.c. - Executive Committee - Minutes, 1947-53

6 I.E.l.c. -Executive Comm1ttee -Minutes, 1947-49: Drafts and Extra Copies I.E.l.c. - Executive Committee -Minutes, 10/2/50- 12/16/53: Extra Copies I.E.l.c. -Executive Committee -Correspondence re Minutes I.E.l.d. -Executive Committee -Memoranda for next Meeting I.E.2. - Executive Commlttee Membership: General I.E.2. -Executive Committee Members: Biow, Milton I.E.2. -Executive Comm1ttee Members: Dubinsky, David I.E.2. -Executive Committee Members: Harriman, w. Averell - ll - CONTAINER CONTENTS

I.E.2. - Executive Committee Members: Lubin, I sad or 6 I.E.2. - Executive Committee Members: Morgenthau, continued Henry Jr. I.E.2. - Executive Committee Members: Potofsky, Jacob s. I .E.2. - Executive Committee Members: Roosevelt, Franklin D. Jr. I.E.2 .. - Executive Comm1ttee Members: Rosenberg, Anna I E.2. - Executive Committee Members: Rosenman, Samuel I.E.2. -Executive Committee Members: Walker, Frank c. I.E.3. - Reports I.C.-I.E. - Minutes, Nov. 1945-4/12/49 (bound volume)

7 I.C.-I.E. - Minutes, Dec. 1949-May 1954 (bound volume) I.F. - Legal Counsel, 1947-48 I.F. Legal Counsel, 1949-50 I .G. Fund Raising (1) I .G. Fund Raising (2) I.G. Fund Raising (3)

8 I.G. - Financial Committee, 1947-48 I.G. -Financial Committee, 1949 I.G. - Financ1al Committee, 1950-54 [I.G.?] - Pledges I.G. - List of 1944 Contributors to the Democratic National Committee I.G. - List of 1944 Contributors to the Democratic Nationl Committee I.H. -Technical Advisory Committee -Freedom from Want I.I. - Program Committee, Ad Hoc - 1953 I.I. - Special Nominating Committee I.I. - Other Committees II.A. - Office Space - Lease: New York City II.A. - Office Space -Washington, D.C. II.B. - Office Equipment II.B.l. -Contracts II.B.2. - Inventory

9 II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Elsey II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Firfer II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: McArdle

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II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Portman II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Rodgers 9 II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Snyder continued II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Torrillo II.C.l. - Personnel - Present: Tully II.C.2. - Personnel - Former II.C.3. - Personnel -Applications (l) II.C.3. - Personnel - Appllcations (2) II.D. - Financial - General II.D. - Ledger II.D.l. - Guaranty Trust II.D.l.a. (l) - Deposit Slips, 1947-50 II.D.l.a. (l) -Deposit Slips, 1950-53 II .D.l.a. (2) - Bank Statements, 1947-50

10 II.D.l.a.(2) -Bank Statements, July 1950-June 1952 II.D.l.a. (2) -Bank Statements, June 1952-1953 II.D.l.a.(4) -Check Reg1ster, Feb. 1947-Feb. 1956 II.D.l.a. (4) - Cancelled Checks, 1947-50 II.D.l.a.(4) -Cancelled Checks, 1952-53 II.D.l.a. (5) - Reports of Cash on Deposit II.D.l.a.(6) -Miscellaneous Correspondence II.D.l.b. (l) - Deposit Slips II.D.l.b. (1) - Deposlt Slips, 1952-53 II.D.l.b. (2) - Bank Statements (l) II.D.l.b. (2) -Bank Statements (2) II.D.l.b. (2) - Bank Statements, 1952-53 II.D.l.b.(3) -Duplicate vouchers, 1000-1049 II.D.l.b. (3) - Dupllcate vouchers, 1050-1099 II.D.l.b.(3) -Duplicate Vouchers, 1100-1149

ll II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1150-1199 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate Vouchers, 1200-1249 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1250-1299 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1300-1349 II.D.l.b. (3) - Dupllcate vouchers, 1350-1399 II.D.l.b. (3) - Dupl1cate Vouchers, 1400-1449 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1450-1499 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate Vouchers, 1500-1549 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1550-1599 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate Vouchers, 1600-1657 12 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1658-1699 II.D.l.b. (3) - Dupl1cate vouchers, 1700-1749 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1750-1799 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate vouchers, 1800-1849 II.D.l.b. (3) - Duplicate Vouchers, 1850-1899 - 13 - CONTAINER CONTENTS

II.D.l.b. (4) - Cancelled Checks 12 II.D.l.b. (4) - Cancelled Checks, 1947-48 continued II.D.l.b. (4) - Cancelled Checks, 1948-49 II.D.l.b. (4) - Cancelled Checks, 1952-53 II.D.l.b. (5) - Reports of Cash on Depos1t, 1947-50 II.D.l.b. (6) - M1scellaneous II.D.l.c. - Riggs National Bank

l3 II.D.l. - Hanover Bank II.D.l. - Hanover Bank - Statements (l) II.D.l. - Hanover Bank - Statements (2) II.D.l. - Hanover Bank - Statements (3) II.D.l. - Hanover Bank - Statements ( 4) II.D.2. - Requisitions for 'l'ransfer of Funds, 1947-50 II .0.2. - Requisitions for Transfer of Funds II.D.3. - Account Payable II.D.3.b. - Invoices II.D.4. - Tenants II.D.4.a. - Reports of Cash Rece1pts II.D.4.a. (1) - First National Bank of Chicago, 1947-51

14 II.D.4.a. (l) -First National Bank of Chicago II.D.4.a.(2) -American Secur1ty and Trust Co. II.D.4.a.(2) -Reports of Cash Rece1pts II.D.4.a. (3) - Guaranty Trust and Hanover Bank II.D.5. - Sale of Publications II.D.6.a. - Authorizations II.D.6.b. - Individual Payroll Records II.D.6.c. - Individual Leave Records II.D.7. -General Journal Entry Authorizations II.D.7. - Journal Entries: Fiscal Years, 1946-49 II.D.7. - Journal Entries: Fiscal Years, 1950-51 II.D.7. - Journal Entries: 1952-53 'II.D.8.a.- Monthly F1nancial Statements: Master File, 1947-48 II.D.8.a. -Monthly Financial Statements: Master File, 1948-49 II.D.8.b. -Monthly Financial Statements: Extra Copies, 1947-48

15 II.D.8.b. -Monthly F1nanc1al Statements: Extra Copies, 1950-51 II.D.8.c. -Monthly Financial Statements: Working Copies, 1947-48

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II.D.B.c. -Monthly F1nanc1al Statements: Working Copies, 1950-51 15 II.D.B.d. -Monthly Financial Statements: Trans­ cont1nued mittal to Executive Committee, Board of Directors and Trustees II.D.9. - Budget II.D.lO. -Auditors II.E.l. - Withholding Tax II.E.l.a. - Reports, 1947-49 II.E.l.a. - Federal Tax Returns II.E.l.b. - Ind1v1dual Certificates II.E.2. - Federal Income Tax Exemption II.E.3. -D.C. Personal Property Tax II.E.4. -Maryland Personal Property Tax II.E.5. -Maryland Personal Income Tax II.E.6. - Fire Insurance II.E.7. -Workmen's Compensation II.E.B. - Publ1c Liability Compensation II.E.9. - Unemployment Compensat1on

16 II.E.lO. - Bonding II.E.ll. -D.C. Sales Tax II.E.l2. - Social Security II.F.l. - Accounting Instructions and Forms II.F.l. -Form Letters II.F.l •. - H1story of Foundation II.F.l. - List of Officers, Directors, Trustees II.F.l. - Price Lists II.F.2. - Accessions Record II.F.2. -Accounts Code and F1le Outlines II.F.2. - F1le Outline III.A. -Acknowledgements, 1946-June 1948 III.A. Acknowledgements, July 1948-1949 III.A. Acknowledgements, 1950-June 1953 III.A. Hand Acknowledgements III.A. Contributions, July 1953-June 1955 III.A.l. - Investment Securities, 1949-50 III.A.l. - Investment Securities, 1950-51 III.B. - Notification to Pres1dent and Financial Chairman, 1947-50 III.B. -Notification to President and Financial Chairman, July 1947-June 1951

17 III.C. - Lists of Contributors IV. - Activities, May 1953 IV. - Announcement of Format1on, Nov. 1945 IV. - Permanent Headquarters Opened, 1947

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IV. - Prospectus IV. - Statement of General Polley and Plans 17 IV. - Programs Cons1dered #l continued IV. - Programs Considered #2 IV. - Programs Considered #3 IV. - Programs Considered #4 IV. - Programs Considered #5 IV. - Programs Considered #6 IV. - Programs Considered #7 IV. - Programs Considered #8 IV. - Programs Considered #9 IV. - Programs Considered #10 IV. - Programs Considered #ll IV. - Programs Considered #12 IV. - Programs Considered - Miscellaneous IV.A. - Historical Data - Policy IV.A.l. - L1sts (l) IV.A.l. - Lists (2) IV.A.l. - Lists - Miscellaneous IV.A.2. - Deferred Lists

18 IV.A.3. - Progress Reports #l-4 IV.A.3. - Progress Reports #5-8 IV.A.4. - Acheson, Dean IV.A.4. - Alexander, Will W. IV.A.4. - Allen, George E. IV.A.4. - Allen, George V. IV.A.4. - Alsop, Joseph IV.A.4. -Altmeyer, Arthur J. IV.A.4. - Andrews, Roy C. IV.A.4. - Appleby, Paul IV.A.4. - Armour, Norman IV.A.4. -Armstrong, IV.A.4. - Arnold, Henry H. IV.A.4. - Ashurst, Henry F. IV.A.4. - Astor, Vincent IV.A.4. -Awalt, Francis G. IV.A.4. - Bane, Frank IV.A.4. - Barkley, Alben w. IV.A.4. - Barnes, James w. IV.A.4. - Baruch, Bernard M. IV.A.4. - Baruch, Herman B. IV.A.4. - Batt, William L. IV.A.4. - Beard, Charles A. IV.A.4. - Beasley, Norman IV.A.4. - Beck, Thomas H. IV.A.4. - Belair, Felix Jr.

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IV.A.4. - Bell, Daniel W. IV.A.4. - Benton, William 18 IV.A.4. - Berle, Adolf A. continued IV.A.4. - Bess, Demaree IV.A.4. - Bethune, Mary McLead IV.A.4. - Biddle, A.J. Drexel Jr. IV.A.4. - Biddle, Francis IV.A.4. - Biggers, John D. IV.A.4. -Bingham, Barry IV.A.4. - Black, Hugo IV.A.4. - Black, Loring IV.A.4. - Bloom, Sol IV.A.4. - Bohlen, Charles E. IV.A.4. - Bonbr1ght, James C. IV.A.4. -Bone, Homer T. IV.A.4. - Bowman, Isaiah IV.A.4. - Braden, Spruille IV.A.4. - Branch, Harlee IV.A.4. - Brandenburg, Earnest IV.A.4. - Brant, Irving IV.A.4. - Browder, Earl IV.A.4. - Brown, Nelson IV.A.4. -Brownlow, Louis IV.A.4. - Budd, Ralph IV.A.4. -Bulkley, Robert J. IV.A.4. - Bullitt, William C. IV.A.4. - Bush, Vannevar IV.A.4. - Byrd, R1chard E. IV.A.4. - Byrnes, James F.

19 IV.A.4. - Caffery, Jefferson IV.A.4. - Campbell, Thomas D. IV.A.4. - Cannon, Clarence IV.A.4. - Carmichael, Donald s. IV.A.4. -Carmody, John M. IV.A.4. -Carter, Amon G. IV.A.4. - Carter, John Franklin IV.A.4. - Catlett, Fred W. IV.A.4. - Catton, Bruce IV.A.4. - Chap1n, Seldon IV.A.4. - Chapman, Oscar L. IV.A.4. - Chiang Kai-Shek, Madame IV.A.4. - Childs, Marqu1s IV.A.4. - Churchill, Winston s. IV.A.4. - Clark, Grenville IV.A.4. -Clayton, W1ll1am L. IV.A.4. - Clemens, Cyr1l

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IV.A.4. - Cohen, Benjamin V. IV.A.4. - Commager, Henry Steele 19 IV.A.4. - Compton, Karl T. continued IV.A.4. - Connor, R.D.W. IV.A.4. -Cooke, Morris L. IV.A.4. - Cornell, Douglas B. IV.A.4. -Coy, Wayne IV.A.4. - Crane, John M. IV.A.4. - Crane, M1lton IV.A.4. - Creel, George IV.A.4. - Crooks, F. Stanley IV.A.4. - Crowley, Leo IV.A.4. -Cummings, Walter J. IV.A.4. -Curley, James M. IV.A.4. - Currie, Lauchl1n B. IV.A.4. - Daniels, Jonathan IV.A.4. -Davenport, Frederick B. IV.A.4. - Davies, Joseph E. IV.A.4. - Davis, Elmer IV.A.4. - Dav1s, J. Lionberger IV.A.4. - Davis, William H. IV.A.4. - Delano, Laura IV.A.4. - Democratic National Committee IV.A.4. - Dempsey, John J. IV.A.4. - Denton, Robert IV.A.4. - DeWitt, William C.

20 IV.A.4. - Dewson, Mary w. IV.A.4. -Donovan, William J. IV.A.4. - Dos Passes, John IV.A.4. - Douglas, Helen G. IV.A.4. - Douglas, Lewis w. IV.A.4. - Douglas, Paul H. IV.A.4. - Douglas, William o. IV.A.4. - Dows, Olin IV.A.4. - Drury, Newton B. IV.A.4. - Dubinsky, David IV.A.4. - Dunn, James c. IV.A.4. - Durno, George IV.A.4. - Dykstra, Clarence A. IV.A.4. - Early, Stephen T. IV.A.4. - Eben, Mary IV.A.4. - Eccles, Marriner s. IV.A.4. - Ed1son, Charles IV.A.4. - Eichelberger, Clark M. IV.A.4. -Eisenhower, Dwight D. IV.A.4. - Emmerich, Herbert

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IV.A.4. - Ernst, Morris L. IV.A.4. - Ethridge, Mark F. 20 IV.A.4. - Ewing, Oscar cont1nued IV.A.4. - Ezekiel, Mordecai IV.A.4. -Fahey, ,John H. IV.A.4. -Farley, James A. IV.A.4. - Feis, Herbert IV.A.4. - Fleming, Phil1p B. IV.A.4. -Fly, Lawrence IV.A.4. - Flynn, Edward J. IV.A.4. -Flynn, John T. IV.A.4. - Foner, Ph1l1p S. IV.A.4. - Forrestal, James V. IV.A.4. - Frank, Jerome IV.A.4. -Frankfurter, Felix IV.A.4. - Freidel, Frank IV.A.4. - Furman, Bess IV.A.4. - Gamble, Ted IV.A.4. -Gardner, o. Max IV.A.4. - Garner, John N. IV.A.4. - George VI, King IV.A.4. - Gerard, James W. IV.A.4. - Giegengack, Augustus IV.A.4. - Goldman, Ralph M. IV.A.4. - Gonzalez, Antonio Cornelius IV.A.4. - Grady, Henry F.

21 IV.A.4. - Graham, Frank P. IV.A.4. - Grant, Hugh G. IV.A.4. - Green, Will1am IV.A.4. - Grew, Joseph c. IV.A.4. - Griffis, Stanton IV.A.4. - Grodzins, Morton IV.A.4. - Gruening, Ernest IV.A.4. - Guerrant, Edward 0. IV.A.4. -Guffey, Joseph F. (l) IV.A.4. -Guffey, Joseph F. (2) IV.A.4. - Gul1ck, Luther IV.A.4. -Gunther, John IV.A.4. - Hackett, Henry IV.A.4. - Hale, Will1am H. IV.A.4. - Halsted, Anna R. IV.A.4. - Halter, E. J. IV.A.4. - Hannegan, Robert E. IV.A.4. - Hardy, Lamar IV.A.4. - Harriman, Henry I. IV.A.4. - Harriman, W. Averell

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IV.A.4. - Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden IV.A.4. - Harrison, George M. 21 IV.A.4. - Harrison, Leland continued IV.A.4. - Hastie, William H. IV.A.4. - Henderson, Leon IV.A.4. - Hershey, Lewis B. IV.A.4. - Hewes, Thomas IV.A.4. - Hillman, S1dney IV.A.4. - Hinckley, Robert H. IV.A.4. - H1nes, Frank T. IV.A.4. - Hiss, Alger IV.A.4. - Holcomb, Thomas IV.A.4. - Hook, Frank E. IV.A.4. - Hooker, Henry s. IV.A.4. - Hoopingarner, Dw lght L. IV.A.4. - Hoover, J. Edgar IV.A.4. - Hopkins, Arthur s. 22 IV.A.4. - Hopkins, Harry L. IV.A.4. - Hopk1ns and Jordan IV.A.4. - Hornibrook, William H. IV.A.4. - Houghte ling, James L. IV.A.4. - Hull, Cordell IV.A.4. - Hunter, Howard o. IV.A.4. - Hurley, Patrick J. IV.A.4. - Hutchins, Robert M. IV.A.4. - Ickes, Harold L. IV.A.4. - Immel, Elmond c. IV.A.4. - Ingling, C.E. IV.A.4. - Irey, Elmer L. IV.A.4. - Jackson, Robert IV.A.4. - Jackson, Samuel c. IV.A.4. - Jacobs, Joseph M. IV.A.4. - Jeffers, Will1am M. IV.A.4. - Jenkins, John IV.A.4. - Johnson, J. Monroe IV.A.4. - Johnson, Jed IV.A.4. - Johnson, Louis A. IV.A.4. - Johnson, Nelson T. IV.A.4. - Johnston, Alvan ley IV.A.4. - Johnston, Oscar G. IV.A.4. - Jones, Marvin IV.A.4. - Kannee, Henry IV.A.4. - Keller, Kent E. IV.A.4. - Keenan, Joseph B. IV.A.4. - Kellogg, Paul u. IV.A.4. - Kelly, Edward J. - 20 - CONTAINER CONTENTS

IV.A.4. - Kenney, George c. IV.A.4. - King, Ernest J. 22 IV.A.4. - King, Mrs. Harry o. continued IV.A.4. - King, W.L. Mackenzie IV.A.4. - Kingdon, Frank IV.A.4. - Kintner, Robert IV.A.4. - Kirk, Alexander C. IV.A.4. - Knox, Dudley w. IV.A.4. - Knudsen, Will1am s. IV.A.4. - Krug, Julius A. IV.A.4. - La Follette, Robert M. Jr. IV.A.4. - La Guardia, F1orello H. IV.A.4. -Land, Emory s. IV.A.4. - Landis, James M. IV.A.4. - Lane, Arthur B. IV.A.4. - Langer, William L. IV.A.4. - Lattimore, Owen IV.A.4. - Law, Francis M. IV.A.4. - Lawrence, David L.

23 IV.A.4. - Leahy, W1lliam D. IV.A.4. - Lee, Josh IV.A.4. - Lehman, Herbert H. IV.A.4. - Leiserson, William M. IV.A.4. - Lenroot, Katharine F. IV.A.4. - Lewis, John L. IV.A.4. - Lilienthal, David E. IV.A.4. - Llndley, Ernest K. IV.A.4. - Long, Boaz w. IV.A.4. - Long, Breckinridge IV.A.4. - Long, Dewey IV.A.4. - Looker, Earle IV.A.4. - Lorant, Stefan IV.A.4. - Lorentz, Pare IV.A.4. - Love, Thomas B. IV.A.4. - Lub1n, Isador IV.A.4. - Lucas, Scott w. IV.A.4. - Ludwig, Emll IV.A.4. - MacArthur, Douglas IV.A.4. - MacDonald, Thomas H. IV.A.4. - Mack, John E. IV.A.4. - MacLe1sh, Archibald IV.A.4. - MacMurray, John v. IV.A.4. - MacVeagh, L1ncoln IV.A.4. - Mann, Wllliam M. IV.A.4. - Marshall, George c. IV.A.4. - Marx, Robert S.

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IV.A.4. - Mastick, Seabury C. IV.A.4. - Maverick, Maury 23 IV.A.4. -McCarthy, Leighton G. continued IV.A.4. - McCloy, John J. IV.A.4. - McCrea, John L. IV.A.4. - McDonald, James G. IV.A.4. - McDonald, Stewart IV.A.4. -Mcintire, Ross T. IV.A.4. - Mcintyre, Marvin H. IV.A.4. - McNutt, Paul V. IV.A.4. - McReynolds, W1lliam H. IV.A.4. - McShain, John IV.A.4. -Mead, James M. IV.A.4. - Meigs, Merrill c. IV.A.4. - Mellett, Lowell IV.A.4. - Merriam, Charles E. IV.A.4. - Messersmith, George S. IV.A.4. - Miller, Adolph C. IV.A.4. - Milton, George F. IV.A.4. - M1nton, Sherman IV.A.4. - Moffett, James A. IV.A.4. - Moley, Raymond IV.A.4. - Moreell, Ben IV.A.4. - Morgan, Harcourt A. IV.A.4. -Morgan, Keith L. IV.A.4. - Morgenthau, Henry Jr. IV.A.4. - Morison, Samuel E. IV.A.4. - Morrison, Ralph W.

24 IV.A.4. -Murdock, Abe IV.A.4. - Murphy, Frank IV.A.4. -Murphy, Robert D. IV.A.4. - Murray, Philip IV.A.4. -Myers, Walter IV.A.4. - Myers, William I. IV.A.4. - Nelson, Donald M. IV.A.4. - Nesbitt, Henrietta IV.A.4. - Nevins, Allan IV.A.4. - Niles, David K. IV.A.4. - Nimitz, Chester W. IV.A.4. - Noble, Edward J. IV.A.4. -North, Roy M. IV.A.4. - Norton, Mary T. IV.A.4. - Norweb, R. Henry IV.A.4. - O'Brian, John L. IV.A.4. - O'Brien, Robert L. IV.A.4. - O'Connor, Bas1l IV.A.4. - O'Connor, J.F.T.

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IV.A.4. - O'Connor, John J. 24 IV.A.4. - Oldham, G. Ashton cont1nued IV.A.4. - Olds, Leland IV.A.4. - Oliver, Robert T. IV.A.4. - O'Neal, Edward A. IV.A.4. - Owsley, Alvin M. IV.A.4. - Parran, Thomas IV.A.4. - Patman, Wright IV.A.4. - Patterson, Robert R. IV.A.4. - Patton, James G. IV.A.4. - Pecora, Ferdinand IV.A.4. - Pegler, Westbrook IV.A.4. - Pell, Herbert c. IV.A.4. - Perkins, Frances IV.A.4. - Phillips, William IV.A.4. - Porter, Paul A. IV.A.4. - Post, Langdon IV.A.4. - Price, Byron IV.A.4. - Pritchett, C. Herman IV.A.4. - Purcell, Ganson IV.A.4. - Radcliffe, George L. IV.A.4. - Ragland, James IV.A.4. - Ramspeck, Robert IV.A.4. - Randolph, Jennings IV.A.4. - Rauch, Basil IV.A.4. - Rayburn, Sam IV.A.4. - Reeves, Floyd w. IV.A.4. - Reilly, Michael F. IV.A.4. - Reuther, Walter IV.A.4. - Reynolds, Thomas F. IV.A.4. - Richardson, James 0. IV.A.4. - Richb~rg, Donald R. IV.A.4. - Roberts, Owen J. IV.A.4. - Robinson, Mrs. Theodore D. IV.A.4. -Rockefeller, Nelson A. IV.A.4. - Roddan, Edward L. IV.A.4. - Rodell, Fred IV.A.4. - Rogers, Lindsay IV.A.4. - Rohde, Mrs. Borge IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Eleanor - Correspondence IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Eleanor - Clipp1ngs

25 IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Eleanor - This I Remember IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Eleanor - "ffYou Ask Me" IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Eleanor and Card1nal Spellman IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Elliott IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Elliott - FDR: His Personal Letters

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IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Franklin D. Jr. 25 IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, James cont1nued IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, John IV.A.4. - Roosevelt, Theodore Jr. IV.A.4. - Roper, Elmo B. Jr. IV.A.4. - Rosenberg, Anna M. IV.A.4. - Rosenman, Samuel I. IV.A.4. - Rowe, James H. Jr. IV.A.4. - Rutledge, Wiley B. IV.A.4. - Sachs, Alexander IV.A.4. - Sack, Leo R. IV.A.4. - Sarnoff, David IV.A.4. -Sawyer, Charles IV.A.4. - Sayre, Francis B.

26 IV.A.4. - Schlesinger, Arthur M. Jr. IV.A.4. - Schmitt, Waldo L. IV.A.4. - Schoenfeld, H.F. Arthur IV.A.4. - Schwellenbach, Lewis B. IV.A.4. - Scotten, Robert M. IV.A.4. - Secret Service IV.A.4. - Seligman, Lester G. IV.A.4. - Shanley, Robert A. IV.A.4. - Sharon, John IV.A.4. - Shawen, Lena IV.A.4. - Sherwood, Robert E. IV.A.4. - Short, Walter C. IV.A.4. - Simpson, Kirke L. IV.A.4. - Skinner, Robert P. IV.A.4. - Skouras, Spyros P. IV.A.4. - Smith, Ira R. T. IV.A.4. - Smith, Merriman IV.A.4. - Somervell, Brehon B. IV.A.4. - Spellman, Francis J. Cardinal IV.A.4. - Splawn, Walter M. W. IV.A.4. - Standley, William H. IV.A.4. - Stark, Harold R. IV.A.4. - Steinhardt, Laurence A. IV.A.4. - Sterling, Frederick A. IV.A.4. - Stern, J. David IV.A.4. - Stettinius, Edward R. Jr. IV.A.4. - Stevenson, Adlai E. IV.A.4. - Stillwell, Joseph W. IV.A.4. - St1mson, Henry L. IV.A.4. - Stone, Irving IV.A.4. - Straus, Nathan IV.A.4. - Studebaker, John W. IV.A.4. - Sullivan, Frank

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IV.A.4. - Sullivan, John L. 26 IV.A.4. - Swope, Gerard continued IV.A.4. - Swope, Herbert B. IV.A.4. - Taf~, Charles P. IV.A.4. - Taylor, Mayron c. IV.A.4. - Terry, Francis IV.A.4. -Thatcher, M. W. IV.A.4. - Thompson, C. Mildred IV.A.4. -Tillett, Mrs. Charles w. IV.A.4. - Tlttle, Walter IV.A.4. - Tobin, Daniel J. IV.A.4. - Toombs, Henry J. IV.A.4. - Truman, Harry IV.A.4. - Tugwell, Rexford G. IV.A.4. -Vandenberg, Arthur H. IV.A.4. - Vanderbilt, Cornelius IV.A.4. - Villard, Oswald G. IV.A.4. - Wagner, Robert F. IV.A.4. - Walker, Frank c. IV.A.4. - Wallace, Henry A. IV.A.4. - Warren, L1ndsay c. IV.A.4. -Watson, Edwin M. and Mrs. IV.A.4. - Weiner, Joseph L.

27 IV.A.4. - Welles, Sumner IV.A.4. - Wharton, Don IV.A.4. - Wh1pple, Wayne IV.A.4. -White, Walter IV.A.4. - White House Staff IV.A.4. - Wilhelm1na, Queen IV.A.4. - Will1ams, Aubrey IV.A.4. - W1lson, Charles E. IV.A.4. - Wilson, Richard IV.A.4. - Wise, Stephen s. IV.A.4. - Wold, Karl C. IV.A.4. -Young, John R. IV.A.4. - Zacharias, Ellis M. IV.A.S. - Miscellaneous Book Reviews IV.A.6. - Anecdotes about FDR IV.A.6. - Atomic Energy IV.A.6. - Cabinet IV.A.6. -Conventions and Campa1gns IV.A.6. - Discrimination IV.A.6. - IV.A.6. - Federal Bureau of Investigation IV.A.6. - Finances, FDR Personal IV.A.6. - Foreign Policy IV.A.6. - Germany

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IV.A.6. - Health of FDR 27 IV.A.6. - H1stor1cal Est1mation of FDR continued IV.A.6. -Holidays IV.A.6. - Hoover Administration IV.A.6. - Hous1ng IV.A.6. - Japan IV.A.6. - Ku Klux Klan IV.A.6. - Legislat1ve - Executive Relations IV.A.6. - New Deal IV.A.6. - Other Presidents of u.s. IV.A.6. - Personal Reminiscences, FDR IV.A.6. - Point Four Program IV.A.6. - Presidency as an Institut1on IV.A.6. - Press IV.A.6. - Public Health IV.A.6. - Public Power IV.A.6. - Purchase of Property at Hyde Park IV.A.6. - Relief IV.A.6. -Resolutions IV.A.6. - Russia IV.A.6. - Secur1ties Exchange Comm1ssion IV.A.6. - Selective Service IV.A.6. - Supreme Court IV.A.6. - Tariff Commission IV.A.6. -Taxation IV.A.6. - Trade IV.A.6. -Truman and FDR IV.A.6. - IV.A.6. - World War II IV.A.6. -

28 IV.A.7. -Deceased Members of Roosevelt Admin1strat1on: A-L IV.A.7. -Deceased Members of Roosevelt Administration: M-Z IV.A.8. - Recordings IV.A.lO. - Orders for Publications and Materials IV.B.l.a. - Leigh Report IV.B.l.b. - Others' Plans IV.B.l.b. - Institute of International Education IV.B.2.a. - Domestic IV.B.2.b. - Foreign

29 Iv.c. - Institutes of Human Relations IV .D. - Other Proposals for Memorials IV .D. - Other Proposals for Memor1als: A-F IV .D. - Other Proposals for Memorials: G-R IV .D. - Other Proposals for Memorials: s-z - 26 - CONTAINER CONTENTS

IV.D. - FDR Memorial Foundat1on-France IV.D. - Rose Lacher IV.E. - Amer1can Pol1tical Science Assoc1ation Awards

30 IV.F. - Requests for Financial Aid (1) IV.F. - Requests for Financial Aid (2) IV.F. - Miscellaneous Requests IV.F. - Miscellaneous Inquiries IV.F. - Requests for "Freedom From Want" Study IV.G. - FDR Biography IV.H. - FDR Mov1es VII. - Other Organizations VII.A. - FDR Library, 1945-48

31 VII.A. - FDR Library, 1949 VII.A. - FDR Library, 1950-56 VII.B. -Warm Spr1ngs Memorial Commission VII.C. - FDR Collectors Association VII.D. -Woodrow W1lson Foundation VII.E. - Willkie Memor1al Build1ng VII.F. - Cebu Roosevelt Memorial Colleges VII.G. -Roosevelt National H1storic Site VII.H. - Ch1nese FDR Library VII.I. -Georgia Warm Spr1ngs Foundat1on VII.J. - FDR Bookania VII.K. -National Foundation for Infant1le Paralys1s VII.L. - Amer1can L1brary, London VII.M. - Roosevelt College, Chicago VII.N. -Raymond Rich Associates

32 VII.O. - FDR National Park, Montevideo, Uruguay VII.P. -Roosevelt Memorial Society, Rose Shr1ne VII.Q. - Sidney Hillman Foundation VII.R. - Internat1onal Ladies Garment Workers Union VII.S. -Ford Foundat1on VII.T. -Americans for Democratic Act1on VII.U. - The Stud10 Library VII.V. - Nott1ngham Scholarship Fund VII.W. -Alfred E. Smith Memor1al Foundat1on VII.X. -Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Association VII.z. - Library of Congress VII.A.A. -Field Foundation VII.B.B. - Harry s. Truman Library VII.c.c. - Rockefeller Foundat1on

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VII.D.D. -Columbia Oral History Project 32 VII.E.E. - National University Assoication continued VIII. - Franklin D. Roosevelt Personal VIII.A. - Honorary Degrees VIII.B. - Likenesses of FOR, 1947-49 VIII.B. - Likenesses of FOR, 1950 VIII.B.l. - Photographs VIII.C. - FDR Papers, 1946-47 VIII.C. - FDR Papers, 1948-49 VIII.C. - FDR Papers, 1950

33 VIII.D. - Speeches VIII.E. - FDR Personal: Miscellaneous Inquiries IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1947 IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1948 IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1948 - Acceptances IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1948 - Regrets: A-E IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1948 - Regrets: F-M

34 IX.A. - Memor1al Services, April 12, 1948 - Regrets: N-Z IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1949 IX.A. - Memorial Serv1ces, April 12, 1950 IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1951 IX.A. - Memorial Services, April 12, 1953 and 1954 IX.A. - Memorial Serv1ces, April 12, 1955 IX.A. - Memor1al Services, May 30, 1955 IX.B. -January 30, 1948-1951 X.A. - Presentations - Charl Williams XI. - Mailing Lists xx.A. - Roosevelt Family xx.w. - Firm Classificat1on Record 35 Subject Index: A-K

36 Subject Index: L-Z

37 Name Index

38 Wheeldex: Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Series II

39 George Allen's Files: A B c D-E - 28 - CONTAINER CONTENTS

F FDR Memorial Foundation - 39 Executive Committee continued FDR Memorial Foundation - General Comm1ttee G H J K L M N 0 p Q R s

40 George Allen's F1les: T v w

Grace Tully's F1les: FDR Memorial Foundation By-Laws

W.Averell Harr1man's Folder as of 5/18/54

Isador Lubin's Files: A-One Window Cleaning Bills-Miscellaneous Bureau of Labor Statistics Contributions Correspondence, 1954-55 Correspondence, 1960-62 Correspondence, 1963 Correspondence, 1964 Correspondence, 1965 Isador Lub1n's F1les: Correspondence, 1966

41 Isador Lubin's F1les: Correspondence, 1967-70, 1974 1979,1981 Custom Letter Serv1ce Eagle Spr1ng Water Executive Committee Finance Committee Financial Reports Forms-Meeting Not1ces, Prox1es, Agenda, etc. - 29 - CONTAINER CONTENTS

Historical Data Project 41 Hoover Letters, Inc. continued Hyman, Sidney Insurance - Fire Insurance - L1ability Insurance - Miscellaneous Insurance - Workman's Compen- sat ion Lerman Printing Co. Letterheads Lex1ngton Stat1onery Co., Inc. Library of Congress Memor1al Services - April 12, 1947 and 1948

42 Isador Lubin's Files: Morgenthau, Henry Jr. Moving-Contracts, Correspon- dence, etc. New Yor·K Telephone Petty Cash Receipts (l) Petty Cash Receipts (2) Policy, Statement of Publicat1ons Remington Rand Rosenman, Samuel-Counsel s & s Stationary Co. Schedules-Harriman and Lubin Steno Pads, 1954-1955 (1) Steno Pads, 1954-1955 (2)

43 Isador Lubin's Files: Telanserphone Travel and Entertainment Tully, Grace G.

Basil O'Connor's Files: Roosevelt National Memorial Committee - Clippings Basil O'Connor's Files: Roosevelt National Memorial Committee - Correspon­ dence: A-R Roosevelt National Memor1al Committee - Correspon­ dence: S Roosevelt National Memor1al Committee - Correspon­ dence: T-V Roosevelt Nat1onal Memor1al

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Comm1ttee - Correspon­ 43 dence: w-z continued Roosevelt National Memorial Committee - Digest Roosevelt National Memorial Committee - Donations Roosevelt National Memorial Comm1ttee - Planning Committee {1)

44 Basil O'Connor's Files: Roosevelt National Memorial Committee - Planning Committee {2)

Clipp1ngs: A B Buying Power/Income Campa1gn 1940 {1) Campaign 1940 {2) D E Economy, National and World Employment/Labor F Food Surpluses Grants H L M N Population R s Social Security T,V,W,

Series III

45 Freedom From Want: Advisory Meeting, 3/31/54 Aged-BLS Attachments B-J Freedom From Want: Cell 1 Cell 1 - Clothing Expenditures Cell 2 - Suburbs, All Incomes NE and NC Cell 2 - Cloth1ng Expend1tures Cell 3 - Small, All Incomes NE and NC

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Cell 3 - Clothing Expenditures 45 Cell 4 - Large-South cont1nued Cell 4 - Clothing Expenditures Cell 5 - South-Suburbs Cell 5 - Clothing Expenditures

46 Freedom From Want: Cell 6 - South-Small Cell 6 - Clothing Expenditures Cell 7 - West-Large Cell 8 - West-Suburbs Cell 9 - West-Small Cell 9 - Clothing Expenditures Cells 1-6 - Clothing Expenditures Cells 2,5,8 - Singles and 2+ Charts, Graphs, Tables Chicago Substandard Families Clothing Expenditures Cohen, David, Morgan, Musgrave Proposal Consumer Units - All Consumer UnltS - Broken Consumer Units - Families Consumer Units - Husband & Wife Consumer Units - Mixed Consumer Un1ts - Singles Consumer Units - 2+ Correspondence

47 Freedom From Want: Correspondence - Lubin Data for Charts - Cell 1 Data - NC and NE (1) Data - NC and NE {2) Employment Types Final Report Financial Food Expenditures Housing Tables Income Sources

48 Freedom From Want: Mixed Cells - PB 517-522 Mixed Consumer Units Freedom From Want: NE and NC Tables New York City Number Reporting Above and Below CWFB Ownership of Home and Specified Consumer Durables

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Project Proposal - Lubin 48 Proposal and Description continued Schedules 18 and 19 for Cell 1 Schedules - Substandard by Cell Schedules - Broken and Mixed Consumer Units Snyder Manuscript Social Insurance and Public Programs Substandard, Characteristics by Age of Potentially (1) Substandard, Characteristics by Age of Potentially (2)

49 Freedom From Want: Substandard, Characteristics by Age of Potentially (3) Substandard -.All Substandard - Exclusions Substandard - Family Type Substandard - Singles Summary of Findings Survey Research Center Tablula- tion Table Formats Tables Miscellaneous Tables Preliminary Tables Receipts and Disburse­ ments (1) Tables Receipts and Disburse- ments (2) Tabulation Procedures - BLS Universe Weights Weighted Averages Women and Children

50-59 Freedom From Want: Hand Punch Cards 1954: Low Income Families

60 Freedom From Want: Files

61-63 Freedom From Want: Statistics (oversize)

64 Prints of Four Freedoms by Norman Rockwell

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Roosevelt National Memorial Committee Records 65 Alphabetical Correspondence Files, 1945 A B c D E F G H I J K L

66 Alphabetical Correspondence Files, 1945 M N 0 p R Memos General Correspondence Anonymous Suggestions Agenda for Meeting of September 5, 1945