Papers of the
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE PARTY
1928 – 1948
Accession Numbers:
41-51, 41-61, 41-67, 41-68, 42-22, 45-42-1, 46-82-1, 48-25:1, 50-53:1, 50-126:1, 53-11, 56-11, 61-1:2, 73-17
The papers were donated to the Library by the National Committee of the Democratic Party, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, James Farley and Lela Stiles. This material is subject to copyright restrictions under Title 17 of the U.S. Code.
Quantity: 348 feet
Restrictions: None
Related Materials: Numerous collections in the Library including:
President’s Official, Personal and Secretary’s Files Stephen T. Early Papers Harry Hopkins Papers Louis Howe Papers Emil Hurja Papers National Committee of Independent Voters for Roosevelt Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Women’s Division of the Democratic National Committee Papers
DEMOCRATIC PARTY NATIONAL COMMITTEE PAPERS 1928 – 1948
CORRESPONDENCE 1928 - 1933
Container Contents
1. Alabama Pre-Convention A – E*
2. Alabama Pre-Convention F – Z Before Election A – Bl
3. Alabama Before Election Bo – L
4. Alabama Before Election M – Z After Election A
5. Alabama After Election B – H
6. Alabama After Election I – Rei
7. Alabama After Election Ren – Z
Arizona Pre-Convention A – Z*
8. Arizona Before Election A – Z After Election A – B
9. Arizona After Election C – Z
Arkansas Pre-Convention A – L*
10. Arkansas Pre-Convention M – Z Before Election A – M
11. Arkansas Before Election N – Z After Election A – G
12. Arkansas After Election H – Z
California Pre-Convention A*
13. California Pre-Convention B – G
14. California Pre-Convention H – M
15. California Pre-Convention N – Z
16. California Before Election A – Bl
*Includes abstracts and analysis.
Container Contents 2 17. California Before Election Bra – Col
18. California Before Election Com – E
19. California Before Election F – Han
20. California Before Election Har – Kel
21. California Before Election Ken – McV
22. California Before Election Ma – N
23. California Before Election O – Sa
24. California Before Election Sc – Ta
25. California Before Election Te – Wo
26. California Before Election Wr – Z After Election A – Bee
27. California After Election Beg – Bur
28. California After Election Bus – Co
29. California After Election Cp – Ei
30. California After Election El – Gi
31. California After Election Gl – Ha
32. California After Election He – Je
33. California After Election Ji – La
34. California After Election Le – Man
35. California After Election Mar – Neu
36. California After Election New – P
37. California After Election Q – She
38. California After Election Shi – Te
39. California After Election Th – Wh
40. California After Election Wi – Z
Colorado Pre-Convention A – Z*
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 3 41. Colorado Before Election Colorado Trip A – S
42. Colorado Before Election T – Z After Election A – N
43. Colorado After Election O – Z
Connecticut Pre-Convention A – Z
44. Connecticut Before Election A – M
45. Connecticut Before Election N – Z After Election A – C
46. Connecticut After Election D – M
47. Connecticut After Election N – Z
Delaware Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – K
48. Delaware Before Election L – Z After Election A – Z
District of Columbia Pre-Convention A – Bea*
49. District of Columbia Pre-Convention Beb – L
50. District of Columbia Pre-Convention M – Z Before Election A
51. District of Columbia Before Election B – C
52. District of Columbia Before Election D – Ho
53. District of Columbia Before Election Hu – Man
54. District of Columbia Before Election Map – Se
55. District of Columbia Before Election Sh – Z
56. District of Columbia After Election A – Ca
57. District of Columbia After Election Ce – Ham
58. District of Columbia After Election Har – Mac
59. District of Columbia After Election Mag – Ri
60. District of Columbia After Election Ro – V *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 4 61. District of Columbia After Election W – Z
Florida Pre-Convention A – H*
62. Florida Pre-Convention I – Z Before Election A – B
63. Florida Before Election C – Hill
64. Florida Before Election Hills – Q George B. Hills
65. Florida Before Election R – Z After Election A – Bi
66. Florida After Election Bl - H
67. Florida After Election I – R
68. Florida After Election S – Z
Georgia Pre-Convention A – B*
69. Georgia Pre-Convention C – St
70. Georgia Pre-Convention Su – Z Before Election A – D
71. Georgia Before Election E – R
72. Georgia Before Election S – Z After Election A – Ba
73. Georgia After Election Be – C
74. Georgia After Election D – G
75. Georgia After Election H – J
76. Georgia After Election K – O
77. Georgia After Election P – Ti
78. Georgia After Election To – Z
Idaho Pre-Convention A – Z Before Election A – D
79. Idaho Before Election E - Z After Election A – Z
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 5 80. Illinois Pre-Convention A – Hof*
81. Illinois Pre-Convention Hol – T
82. Illinois Pre-Convention U – Z Before Election A – B
83. Illinois Before Election C – Do
84. Illinois Before Election Dr – Gre
85. Illinois Before Election Gri – Ji
86. Illinois Before Election Jo – Lo
87. Illinois Before Election Lu –Mi
88. Illinois Before Election Mo – Ri
89. Illinois Before Election Ro – Sq
90. Illinois Before Election St – Wh
91. Illinois Before Election Wi – Z After Election A – Ben
92. Illinois After Election Ber – Ch
93. Illinois After Election Ci – D
94. Illinois After Election E – Ga
95. Illinois After Election Ge – Hl
96. Illinois After Election Ho – Ke
97. Illinois After Election Ki – Mcki
98. Illinois After Election Mckn – Ol
99. Illinois After Election Oo – Ro
100. Illinois After Election Ru – Ste
101. Illinois After Election Sti – Wal
102. Illinois After Election War – Z
Indiana Pre-Convention A – D*
103. Indiana Pre-Convention E – Z *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 6 103. Indiana Before Election A – Bi
104. Indiana Before Election Bo – Ha
105. Indiana Before Election He – O
106. Indiana Before Election P – Z
107. Indiana After Election A – Gok
108. Indiana After Election Gol – L
109. Indiana After Election M – Sn
110. Indiana After Election So – Z
Iowa Pre-Convention A – B*
111. Iowa Pre-Convention C – Z Before Election A – Bo
112. Iowa Before Election Br – G
113. Iowa Before Election H – M
114. Iowa Before Election N – V
115. Iowa Before Election W – Z After Election A – C
116. Iowa After Election D – J
117. Iowa After Election K – Ri
118. Iowa After Election Ro – Z
119. Kansas Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – F
120. Kansas Before Election G – S
121. Kansas Before Election T – Z After Election A – J
122. Kansas After Election K – S
123. Kansas After Election T – Z
Kentucky Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Be
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 7 124. Kentucky Before Election Bi – H
125. Kentucky Before Election I – V
126. Kentucky Before Election W – Z After Election A – He
127. Kentucky After Election Hi – Sm
128. Kentucky After Election Sn – Z
Louisiana Pre-Convention A – Z*
129. Louisiana Before Election A – Z
130. Louisiana After Election A – K
131. Louisiana After Election L – Z
132. Maine Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Q
133. Maine Before Election R – Z After Election A – N
134. Maine After Election P – Z
Maryland Pre-Convention A – Z* Replies to FDR’s Letters Governor Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland Before Election A – B
135. Maryland Before Election C – R
136. Maryland Before Election S – Z After Election A – E
137. Maryland After Election F – O
138. Maryland After Election P – Z
Massachusetts Pre-Convention A – B* Replies to FDR’s Letters
139. Massachusetts Pre-Convention C – R Mayor J. M. Curley
140. Massachusetts Pre-Convention S – Z Before Election A – C
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 8 141. Massachusetts Before Election D – Ho
142. Massachusetts Before Election Hu – N
143. Massachusetts Before Election O – Z
144. Massachusetts After Election A – C
145. Massachusetts After Election D – Hi
146. Massachusetts After Election Ho – L
147. Massachusetts After Election M – P
148. Massachusetts After Election Q – T
149. Massachusetts After Election U – Z
Michigan Pre-Convention A – F*
150. Michigan Pre-Convention G – Z Before Election A – B
151. Michigan Before Election C – D Harry H. Cooper
152. Michigan Before Election E – L
153. Michigan Before Election M – Se
154. Michigan Before Election Si – Z After Election A – Be
155. Michigan After Election Bi – D Harry H. Cooper W. J. Crowfoot
156. Michigan After Election Lester W. Diebold Burt Drummond Czar J. Dyer E – H
157. Michigan After Election I – M
158. Michigan After Election Mc – S
159. Michigan After Election S – Z
160. Minnesota Pre-Convention A – Z*
161. Minnesota Before Election A – G *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 9 162. Minnesota Before Election H – O
163. Minnesota Before Election P – Z
164. Minnesota After Election A – F
165. Minnesota After Election G – N
166. Minnesota After Election O – Z N. Truman Pierson
167. Mississippi Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – M
168. Mississippi Before Election N – Z After Election A – M
169. Mississippi After Election N – Z
Missouri Pre-Convention A – F*
170. Missouri Pre-Convention G – M M. A. McNeal
171. Missouri Pre-Convention N – Z Before Election A – B
172. Missouri Before Election C – E
173. Missouri Before Election F – J
174. Missouri Before Election K – M M. A. McNeal
175. Missouri Before Election N - S
176. Missouri Before Election T – Z After Election A - Bo Earl L. Biechel
177. Missouri After Election Br – D W. J. Duggan
178. Missouri After Election E – Hi
179. Missouri After Election Ho – L G. H. Hoffman
180. Missouri After Election M – O M. A. McNeal W. B. McSpadden *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 10 181. Missouri After Election P – Sh Robert A. Ruemeli
182. Missouri After Election Si – Z
183. Montana Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z
184. Montana After Election A – Z
185. Nebraska Pre-Convention A – Z* Arthur F. Mullen Before Election A – D
186. Nebraska Before Election E - Z Arthur F. Mullen
187. Nebraska After Election A – M Arthur F. Mullen
188. Nebraska After Election N – Z
Nevada Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – M
189. Nevada Before Election N – Z After Election A – Z
New Hampshire Pre-Convention A – Z Before Election A – Z After Election A
190. New Hampshire After Election B – Z
New Jersey Pre-Convention A – R*
191. New Jersey Pre-Convention S – Z Before Election A – C
192. New Jersey Before Election D – H
193. New Jersey Before Election I – M
194. New Jersey Before Election N – S George L. Record
195. New Jersey Before Election S – Z After Election A
196. New Jersey After Election B – C
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 11 197. New Jersey After Election D – G
198. New Jersey After Election H – L
199. New Jersey After Election L – P
200. New Jersey After Election Q – V
201. New Jersey After Election W – Z
New Mexico Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – M
202. New Mexico Before Election N – Z After Election A – Z
New York City Pre-Convention A – B*
203. New York City Pre-Convention C – G Strabo V. Claggett C. Corgill W. Crawford Guernsey T. Cross Mary Dewson
204. New York City Pre-Convention H – M Col. E. M. House
205. New York City Pre-Convention Elizabeth Marbury Henry Morgenthau, Sr. & Jr. Memos N – S
206. New York City Pre-Convention T – Z Before Election A – Ba
207. New York City Before Election Be – By
208. New York City Before Election C – Da
209. New York City Before Election De – F Democratic Victory Comm. Women’s Division
210. New York City Before Election F – G Robert Field
211. New York City Before Election H
212. New York City Before Election H – K
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 12 213. New York City Before Election L – M
214. New York City Before Election M - Mc
215. New York City Before Election Mc – P
216. New York City Before Election P – Ro
217. New York City Before Election Ru – S
218. New York City Before Election S – W
219. New York City Before Election W – Z After Election A
220. New York City After Election A – B Miller M. Brister
221. New York City After Election B
222. New York City After Election C
223. New York City After Election C – D
224. New York City After Election D – E
225. New York City After Election F – G
226. New York City After Election G – H
227. New York City After Election H
228. New York City After Election I – K
229. New York City After Election K – L
230. New York City After Election L – M
231. New York City After Election M
232. New York City After Election M – O
233. New York City After Election O – Q
234. New York City After Election Ra – Ro
235. New York City After Election Ro – S
236. New York City After Election S
237. New York City After Election S – T *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 13 238. New York City After Election U – W
239. New York City After Election W – Z
New York State Pre-Convention A – L
240. New York State Pre-Convention M – R Memos S. I. Rosenman FDR Personal: J. Farley L. Howe Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt James Roosevelt Sara Roosevelt (Mrs. James) Resolutions, State Convention
241. New York State Pre-Convention S – Z Before Election A – B Moses Ashley
242. New York State Before Election B – C
243. New York State Before Election D – F
244. New York State Before Election G – H James A. Farley, 1929 Assembly Candidate
245. New York State Before Election H – L
246. New York State Before Election M – N
247. New York State Before Election O – R
248. New York State Before Election S – T
249. New York State Before Election U – Z After Election A Frederick H. Allen
250. New York State After Election B
251. New York State After Election B – C
252. New York State After Election C – D
253. New York State After Election E – F
254. New York State After Election G – H
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 14 255. New York State After Election H – J
256. New York State After Election K – L
257. New York State After Election L – M
258. New York State After Election M – O
259. New York State After Election P – R
260. New York State After Election R – S
261. New York State After Election S – T
262. New York State After Election T – W
263. New York State After Election W – Z
North Carolina Pre-Convention A – R*
264. North Carolina Pre-Convention S – Z Before Election A – E
265. North Carolina Before Election F – M Gov. O. Max Gardner
266. North Carolina Before Election N – Z
267. North Carolina After Election A – G
268. North Carolina After Election H – P
269. North Carolina After Election Q – Z
North Dakota Pre-Convention A – Z*
270. North Dakota Before Election A – Z After Election A – H
271. North Dakota After Election J – Z
Ohio Pre-Convention A – L*
272. Ohio Pre-Convention M - Z Robert S. Marx Before Election Returns and Committee Lists A – B
273. Ohio Before Election B – D
274. Ohio Before Election D - Go *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 15 275. Ohio Before Election Gr – J
276. Ohio Before Election K – M
277. Ohio Before Election M – P
278. Ohio Before Election Q – S
279. Ohio Before Election S – W
280. Ohio Before Election X - Z After Election A – B
281. Ohio After Election B – C
282. Ohio After Election D – F
283. Ohio After Election G – H
284. Ohio After Election I – M
285. Ohio After Election M – Q
286. Ohio After Election R – S
287. Ohio After Election S – Z Pledge Card
288. Oklahoma Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election Returns and Memos A – B
289. Oklahoma Before Election C – M
290. Oklahoma Before Election N – Z
291. Oklahoma After Election A – J
292. Oklahoma After Election K – Z
Oregon Pre-Convention A – G*
293. Oregon Pre-Convention H – Z Before Election A – G
294. Oregon Before Election H – Z
295. Oregon After Election A – K
296. Oregon After Election L – Z
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 16 297. Pennsylvania Pre-Convention A – G* (inc. Joseph Guffey)
298. Pennsylvania Pre-Convention H – S
299. Pennsylvania Pre-Convention T – Z Before Election A – B Returns and Committee Lists
300. Pennsylvania Before Election B – C
301. Pennsylvania Before Election D – F
302. Pennsylvania Before Election G – H
303. Pennsylvania Before Election H – K
304. Pennsylvania Before Election L – M
305. Pennsylvania Before Election M
306. Pennsylvania Before Election N – R Mitchell A. Palmer
307. Pennsylvania Before Election S – T
308. Pennsylvania Before Election U – Z After Election A
309. Pennsylvania After Election B
310. Pennsylvania After Election C – D
311. Pennsylvania After Election D – F
312. Pennsylvania After Election F – G Joseph Guffey
313. Pennsylvania After Election H – I
314. Pennsylvania After Election J – K
315. Pennsylvania After Election L – M
316. Pennsylvania After Election M
317. Pennsylvania After Election N – R
318. Pennsylvania After Election R – S
319. Pennsylvania After Election S – U *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 17 320. Pennsylvania After Election V – Z
321. Rhode Island Pre-Convention A – Z* Committees Before Election A – Z After Election A – G
322. Rhode Island After Election H – Z
South Carolina Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – F
323. South Carolina Before Election G – Z After Election A – B
324. South Carolina After Election C – R
325. South Carolina After Election S – Z
South Dakota Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A - R Returns and Committee Lists
326. South Dakota Before Election S – Z After Election A – Z
327. Tennessee Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – B
328. Tennessee Before Election C – M
329. Tennessee Before Election N – Z After Election A – B
330. Tennessee After Election C – L Cordell Hull
331. Tennessee After Election M – Z
332. Texas Pre-Convention A – H*
333. Texas Pre-Convention H – Z Before Election A – B Returns and Committee Lists
334. Texas Before Election B – F
335. Texas Before Election G – L J. N. Garner
336. Texas Before Election M – S *Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 18 337. Texas Before Election S – Z After Election A – B
338. Texas After Election C – G J. N. Garner
339. Texas After Election H – M
340. Texas After Election M – S
341. Texas After Election S – Z
Utah Pre-Convention A – Z*
342. Utah Before Election A – Z Returns and Committee Lists After Election A – Z
Vermont Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z
343. Vermont After Election A – Z
Virginia Pre-Convention A – Z* 1928 Campaign Digest
344. Virginia Before Election A – I
345. Virginia Before Election J – S
346. Virginia Before Election T – Z After Election A – C
347. Virginia After Election D – M
348. Virginia After Election N – Z
349. Washington Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – B Returns and Committee Lists
350. Washington Before Election C – L
351. Washington Before Election M – Z After Election A – B
352. Washington After Election B – K
353. Washington After Election L – R
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 19 354. Washington After Election S – Z
West Virginia Pre-Convention A – Z*
355. West Virginia Before Election A – R Returns and Committee Lists
356. West Virginia Before Election S – Z After Election A – K
357. West Virginia After Election L – Z
Wisconsin Pre-Convention 1928 Campaign Digest*
358. Wisconsin Pre-Convention A – Z* Returns and Committee Lists Before Election A – C
359. Wisconsin Before Election D – M
360. Wisconsin Before Election M – T
361. Wisconsin Before Election U – Z After Election A – E
362. Wisconsin After Election F – K
363. Wisconsin After Election L – S
364. Wisconsin After Election S – Z
Wyoming Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
365. United States Possessions:
Alaska Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
Canal Zone Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
Hawaii Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 20 365. United States Possessions:
Philippine Islands Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
Puerto Rico Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – Z After Election A – Z
366. United States Possessions:
Virgin Islands Before Election A – Z Unarranged After Election
Foreign Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – L
367. Foreign Before Election M – Z After Election A – B
368. Foreign After Election B – E
369. Foreign After Election F – J
370. Foreign After Election K – N
371. Foreign After Election O – S
372. Foreign After Election S – Z
Foreign-Canada Pre-Convention A – Z* Before Election A – M
373. Foreign-Canada Before Election N – Z After Election A – R
374. Foreign-Canada After Election S – Z
Congratulatory Letters After Election A – L
375. Congratulatory Letters After Election M – Z
Special Files Agriculture Alaska Applications for jobs to Breckenridge Long Attorney-General, 1933 nominations after death of Senator Walsh Bank Holiday Decrees
*Includes abstracts and analysis Container Contents 21 376. Special Files Campaign Contributors, 1928, and Campaign - Miscellaneous Congratulations Campaign Digest, 1928, and Special Letters on Improvement of Dem. Organization Between Campaigns Campaign, 1932 – L. McH. Howe Campaign, 1932, Office Memos Campaign Material Chicago Convention (Data on Selection of Delegates) Convention Folder “Cranks” Druggist List Durand (Miss)
377. Special Files Economic Plans Emergency Relief Plans Farm Problems (Secretary of Agriculture) Federal Power Commission Federal Radio Commission Form Letters German Viewpoint (European Affairs 1931) Interior Labor Magazines Moley, Raymond Muscle Shoals Muscle Shoals (Citizens’ Petitions) Narcotic Control (Hobson Plan) National (Letters From Prominent People) Navy
378. Special Files Newspaper Clippings (New York City) Newspaper List Office Leases (Cross and Brown) Old Age Pensions Philippines, Governor General of Platform Postmaster General Press Releases Prohibition Prohibition (Secretary of Treasury) Publicity Department Puerto Rico, Governor of Railroads Receipts (General File) Recommendations for Cabinet, 1933 Reconstruction Finance Corporation Reports - Miscellaneous Russia, Recognition of Smith, Al Special Individuals State Committee Lists
Container Contents 22 378. Special Files Secretary of State Strauss Poll (Letters Returned - Deceased) Taylor, Talbot J. (France) - Manuscript
379. Special Files Transportation Treasury Treasury, Secretary of U. S. Tariff Commission U. S. Ship Board Vanderbilt, Cornelius, Jr. Veterans Bureau Walker, Frank C. War Waterways West Point (Appointments to U.S. Military Academy)
380. Special Files Letters Returned Unopened – (Opened July 11, 1941) Letters and Translations Letters Referred to Various Departments
381. Patronage Requests Albany to Bronx Counties Broome to Jefferson Counties Kings County 2 Folders Livingston to Nassau Counties New York County A – C
382. Patronage Requests New York County D – Z Oneida to Otsego Counties
383. Patronage Requests Queens County Rockland to Washington Counties Westchester County Miscellaneous, New York State 3 Folders
384. Patronage Requests Miscellaneous, New York State 3 Folders Miscellaneous, Other States
Anonymous Unarranged Correspondence
385. Anonymous Unarranged Correspondence
CAMPAIGN MATERIALS, 1932
386. National Political Digest, 1928 - (3 Copies) Report of Activities, Club Division, Democratic National Committee, 1932 Mystical Diplomacy, compiled by Col. P. A. McCarthy, 1933 Proposal for Settling the Soldiers’ Bonus, by Alexander Sachs, 1932 (See Alexander Sachs Papers, Box 138) Publicity Book
Container Contents 23 387. Convention Delegates, 1924
388. Patronage Request Book
389. James A. Farley – Correspondence Book
390. Convention Delegates, 1932 Alabama – Nebraska
391. Convention Delegates, 1932 Nevada – Wyoming; Panama
LIBRARY AND RESEARCH BUREAU PAPERS, 1928 - 1933
392. General Correspondence A - K
393. General Correspondence L – P (S – Z missing when the Library received these papers)
Pre-Convention Correspondence
Absentee Voting, Election Laws and Data Agriculture
394. Agriculture, Reports and Statements American Bar Association (Press Clippings) American Bankers Association (Press Clippings) Automobile Statistics (1929-32) and Building Trade (1931-32) Baker, Newton (Press Clippings, Sept., Nov., 1932) Banking (Report on Failure) Bonus (Press Clippings Jan., 1931 – Dec., 1932) Bowers, Claude Budget Bureau of Personnel Administration (Printed Matter) “Burnett County Enterprise” (Wisconsin) Business Conference, National (Press Clippings, Aug. 27, 1932)
395. California and Florida, Lists of Membership and Political Offices Candidates and Campaign Funds (Press Clippings) Census (1930) Child Welfare Chilean Government Report, Coakley, Dan Cohen, John S. Commerce Congress, Seventy-third – List of Members Conservation Convention Manual, 1932 Coolidge, Speeches (Press Clippings, Sept. – Nov., 1932) Copper, Before Election Issues, and Cotton – Reports Crippled Children Cummings, Homer (Speech) Curley, James M. (Speech) Curtis, Vice-President (Press Clippings of Speeches, Aug. – Dec., 1932)
Container Contents 24 396. Deportation Laws - 1931 Directories and Lists of Organizations, Publications and Individuals and Economic Conference (Press Clippings) re: World Economic Conference – Aug. - Dec., 1932 Economic Conference – “Power of Gold”- 1927, 1931 and 1932 Economics – Plans and Statements re National Economic Scene Comparative Statistics Education Election Laws Election News (Press Clippings) re Predictions and Returns Election Trends Election Units – Listed by States Electors Electric Power Farley, James – Abstract of Letters – Sept. - Nov., 1932 Farley, James (Press Clippings re Speeches – Sept. - Dec., 1932)
397. Farm Loan Board (Press Clippings) Farmer, Henry A. Wallace’s Federal Farm Loan Act, 1932 Federal Farm Loan Banks (Press Clippings) Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock speech: The Brutal Policy, Nov. 1, 1922 Federal Home Loan Bank Federal Reserve Act – H.R. Bill #9203 Federal Reserve Bank (Press Clippings, July - December, 1932) Fess, Simon D. Fish, Hamilton (Press Clippings re Statements) Foreign Affairs Foreign Loans Foreign Trade Forgotten Man (Press Clippings) Fosdick, Raymond B. Garner, John N. (Press Clippings, Aug., 1932 - Dec., 1933) Glass, Carter (Press Clippings, May - December, 1932) Goldsborough Bill Governors, List of Democratic Governors Elected November, 1932 Haiti Home Loan Bank
398. Hoover, Herbert (Press Clippings re Political matters, Oct. - Dec., 1932) Hoover’s Accomplishments
399. Hoover, Herbert Extracts from Speeches and Inaugural Address Press Clippings re Political Matters Press Clippings circa 1931 Press Clippings re Campaign – Sept. - December, 1932 Hoover Commissions Hoover and Roosevelt – White House Conference (Press Clippings, Nov. 22, 1932) Howe, Louis McHenry (Press Clippings, Nov. - Dec., 1932) Immigration, Imports, Insurance, Inauguration, Italy (Press Clippings) Inaugural Address of Governor Roosevelt, January 1, 1929
Container Contents 25 399. Indian Bureau Reports Inter-Allied Debt (Press Clippings)
400. Inter-Allied Debt Inter-Governmental Debts Jahncke, Ernest (Press Clippings) Japan (Press Clippings) Johnson, Hiram (Press Clippings) Kansas Key Men in Campaign for State Delegations Klein, Dr. Julius and Knickerbocker, H.R. (Press Clippings) Labor (Press Clippings) August - December, 1932 Labor Pamphlet Frances Perkins Articles Labor Annual Reports – N.Y.S. Federation on Labor LaGuardia, Thomas Lamont League of Nations (Press Clippings, Sept. - December, 1932)
401. Legislatures, State – Political Information Lehman, Herbert (Press Clippings) Lindsey, Judge Benjamin B. Lippman, Walter (Press Clippings) Manchuria Press Clippings of Speeches, Statements, Activities of Public Men and Organizations: Morgenthau, Henry Sr. Mitchell, Charles E. Mitchell, William D. Moses, George H. Muscle Shoals National Economy League National Defense Department – Hurley, Patrick J LaGuardia, Fiorello Long, Huey McKellar, Senator McAdoo, William Gibbs Macy, W. Kingsland Malone, Dudley Field Marbury, Elizabeth Mellon, Andrew Michelson, Charles – includes Congressional Record (July 25, 1932)
402. Press Clippings of Speeches, Statements, Activities of Public Men and Organizations: Mills, Ogden - Secretary of Treasury National Debt National Progressive League, Naval Matters, Negro Vote, Netherlands Bank News Releases – List of Speeches and Statements – Jan., 1931 - May, 1932 Old Age Pension Data Oil – Report on World Production Panic of 1873 Patronage Pictures – Aug. - Dec., 1932 Newspapers
Container Contents 26 402. Press Clippings of Speeches, Statements, Activities of Public Men and Organizations: Political Comment (Press Clippings August - October, 1932 Campaign)
403. Political Data Robinson, Senator from Arkansas Reed, James A. – Speeches Congressional Record July 15, 1933 California Assembly Districts - Membership Campaign Speeches, Lists of Delegates List of Publications Presidential Polls Primaries and Results of Prohibition – Democratic Platform, President Wilson’s Veto Message Prohibition – Reports Prohibition, Public Utilities, Publicity Publicity Releases Publicity, Campaign, Home Owners and Farmers, Rand, James H. Jr. (Speech) Raskob, John J.
404. Reconstruction Finance Corporation Reconstruction Finance Corporation, Congressional Hearings, Acts and Speeches Registration Data (Telegrams) Religion Republican Campaign Information Women Voters Young Republican League
405. Printed Material A – Z
406. Printed Material A – Z
407. Printed Material A – Z
1932 CAMPAIGN FILE – NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
Alabama – Iowa
408. Kansas – North Dakota
409. Ohio – Wyoming
New York – December 9 - 19, 1931
410. New York – December 20, 1931 – February 3, 1932
411. New York – February 4 – March 4, 1932
412. New York – March 5 - 17, 1932
413. New York – March 18 - 25 – April 3, 1932
Container Contents 27 414. New York – April 4 - 23, 1932
415. New York – April 26 - May 13, 1932
416. New York – May 14 - 27, 1932
417. New York – May 28 - June 10, 1932
418. New York – June 11 - 23, 1932
419. New York – June 24 - 27, 1932
420. New York – June 28 - 29, 1932
421. New York – June 30 - July 2, 1932
422. New York – July 2 - August 13, 1932
423. New York – August 16 - 24, 1932
424. New York – August 24 - 25, 1932
425. New York – August 26, 1932
426. New York – August 26 - 27, 1932
427. New York – August 28 - 29, 1932
428. New York – August 29 - 30, 1932
429. New York – August 30 - 31, 1932
430. New York – August 31 - September 1, 1932
431. New York – September 1 - 2, 1932
432. New York – September 2, 1932
433. New York – September 2 - 3, 1932
434. New York – September 3 - 4, 1932
435. New York – September 5 - 7, 1932
436. New York – September 7 - 10, 1932 September 9, 1931 September, 1930 September 11 - 14, 1930
437. New York – September 15 - October 6, 1930
Container Contents 28 438. New York – October 7 - 9, 1930
NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS (1931 and 1932)
Agriculture – January - December Army and Navy – January - December Banking – January - June
439. Banking – July - December Big Industries Bridge Campaign – June - July Crawford, William J. Disarmament – January - December
440. Economic Conditions Education Election – November - December Foreign Debt – January, July, December Foreign Relations – January - December
441. Foreign Unemployment General Agricultural Relief Gold Standard – January - December
442. Government Reforms Gubernatorial Home Ownership Labor Land Utilization Laval and Grandi League of Nations Legislation National Budget New York City Budget New York City Investigation – January
443. New York City Investigation – February - May
444. New York City Investigation – June - December New York State Budget New York State Legislature Oil Investigation Payroll Investigation Party Platforms – January - May
445. Party Platforms – June - December Perkins Charges Prohibition – January - May
446. Prohibition – June - December
Container Contents 29 446. Public Utilities – January - December
447. Relief Republican and Democratic Principles State Budget Stock Investigation Tariff – January - September
448. Taxation
449. Town and Country Government Unemployment United States Congress Victory Drive and Dinner War Bonus Wheat and Cotton World Court
1932 CAMPAIGN LITERATURE FILES – NEWSPAPER CLIPPINGS
450. Alabama – New Jersey (includes Canada)
451. New York – West Virginia
PATRONAGE CORRESPONDENCE – 1932 - 1933
Lists of Person Receiving Endorsements
Endorsements for Secretary of Agriculture Board – Dyer Davey, Martin L.
452. Endorsements for Secretary of Agriculture Davey, Martin L.
453. Endorsements for Secretary of Agriculture Elam – Myers Miller, Cap. E.
454. Endorsements for Secretary of Agriculture Murphy, Frank W. – Simpson, John A.
455. Endorsements for Secretary of Agriculture Smith – Young
456. Endorsements for Secretary of Commerce Byrd – Wardell
Endorsements for Secretary of Interior Aldrich – Ross, J. D.
Container Contents 30 457. Endorsements for Secretary of Interior Ross, Nellie T. – Woodring; Miscellaneous
Endorsements for Department of Justice (Attorney General) Atkinson – Reed, James A.
Endorsements for Department of Justice (Attorney General) Mullen – Reed, James A.
458. Endorsements for Department of Justice (Attorney General) Richberg – White; Miscellaneous
Endorsements for Secretary of Labor Alpine – Perkins, Frances
459. Endorsements for Secretary of Labor Post – Witter; Miscellaneous
Endorsements for: Secretary of Navy Postmaster General Secretary of State A – Z
460. Endorsements for Secretary of Treasury Barry, David – Steagall, Henry B.
461. Endorsements for Secretary of Treasury Steagall, Henry B. – Young, Owen; Miscellaneous
462. Endorsements for Treasury Department Bureau of Customs Bureau of Internal Revenue, Alabama – Texas
463. Endorsements for Treasury Department Bureau of Internal Revenue, Utah – Wyoming Assistant Secretary of Treasury Coast Guard Comptroller of Currency Construction Programs Federal Farm Loan Board Bureau of Printing and Engraving Public Health Service Treasurer of the United States Director of the Mint Register of the Treasury Department Solicitor for Treasury Department Supervising Architect Miscellaneous
Endorsements for Secretary of War
Container Contents 31 463. Endorsements for Miscellaneous Agencies Aeronautical Board Aviation Bureau of Budget Bureau of Reclamation Department of Engineering Disarmament Commission Federal Board of Vocational Education Federal Farm Board Federal Home Loan Bank Board
464. Endorsements for Miscellaneous Agencies Federal Power Commission Federal Radio Commission Federal Reserve Board Federal Trade Commission Government – District of Columbia Government Printing Office Hospital Division International Boundary Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Interstate Joint Commission International Monetary Commission International Silver Conference Leopard Island Muscle Shoals Oil Commission Patronage – Miscellaneous Police Department Prohibition Enforcement Public Buildings
465. Endorsements for Miscellaneous Agencies Reconstruction Finance Corporation United States Board of Mediation United States Board of Tax Appeals United States Civil Service Commission United States Employees Compensation Commission United States Shipping Board United States Tariff Commission Veterans’ Bureau Administrator Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Endorsements for Positions Panama Canal Zone Philippines
466. Endorsements for Positions Puerto Rico World Economics Conference
Container Contents 32 466. Unspecified Endorsements: A – P
467. Unspecified Endorsements: R – Z
PATRONAGE CORRESPONDENCE AND RECORDS 1933 - 1940
Aaronson – Ayers
468. Bacon – Biddle
469. Biegalski – Brudner
470. Bruns – Clarke
471. Clarkson – Cronin
472. Crooke – Douan
473. Dougherty – Fish
474. Fisher – Gleeson
475. Gleiner – Halprin
476. Halverson – Hopper
477. Horan – Justice
478. Kabanuck – Kweller
479. LaBell – Lubore
480. Lucadana – McLendon
481. McLeod – Miller
482. Millett – O’Donnell
483. Offenhartz – Quirk
484. Raab – Samuels
485. Sandberg – Sicilliano
486. Sickles – Swendiman
487. Talbot – Webb
488. Weber – Zook
489. Unclaimed Mail, A – M
Container Contents 33 490. Unclaimed Mail, N – Z
APPLICANTS FOR POSITIONS – 1934 - 1936
491. A – Z, Approved A – Arg, Not Approved
492. Ari – Bergerstock, Not Approved
493. Bergerson – Brog, Not Approved
494. Broi – Cara, Not Approved
495. Carb – Colf, Not Approved
496. Colg – Cz, Not Approved
497. D – DuB, Not Approved
498. Duc – Fink, Not Approved
499. Finl – Gerk, Not Approved
500. Gerl – Gy, Not Approved
501. H – Herr, Not Approved
502. Hers – I, Not Approved
503. J – Kerb, Not Approved
504. Kerc – Linh, Not Approved
505. Link – McKinniss, Not Approved
506. McKinnon – Miller, Not Approved
507. Millhouse – Newl, Not Approved
508. Newm – Pena, Not Approved
509. Penc – Reig, Not Approved
510. Reil – Ry, Not Approved
511. S – Shim, Not Approved
512. Shin – Stem, Not Approved
513. Sten – Toll, Not Approved
Container Contents 34 514. Tolm – Wa, Not Approved
515. We – Z, Not Approved
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION – 1936
516. Delegate File: Alabama – Kentucky
517. Delegate File: Pennsylvania – Virgin Islands
WILLKIE INDEX – SPEECHES AND STATEMENTS
518. January, 1934 – August, 1940
CORRESPONDENCE OF JAMES A. FARLEY, CHAIRMAN – 1936
519. Alabama – Idaho
520. Illinois – Maryland
521. Massachusetts – New Mexico
522. New York State – South Dakota
523. Tennessee – Wyoming Miscellaneous
ELECTION FORECASTS – OCTOBER, 1936
Alabama – Massachusetts
524. Michigan – Wyoming
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE – 1940
File Description given February 17, 1943 Anonymous Letters and Communications
525. Answered by Form Letters, A – G
526. Answered by Form Letters, H – P
527. Answered by Form Letters, Q – Z Miscellaneous, A – B
528. Miscellaneous, C – Z
1940 CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENCE – PUBLICITY SUGGESTIONS
529. A – Z Telegrams to the President
Container Contents 35 530. Newspaper Clippings Italian Language (Scrapbook)
531. Roosevelt – Wallace (Scrapbook)
CORRESPONDENCE WITH STATE LEADERS 1936 – 1937, 1940 – 1948 (Elections and Newspaper Clippings)
532. Alabama – California
533. California
534. California – District of Columbia
535. Florida – Idaho
536. Illinois – Indiana
537. Indiana – Iowa
538. Iowa – Louisiana
539. Maine – Massachusetts
540. Massachusetts – Michigan
541. Michigan – Minnesota
542. Minnesota – Mississippi
543. Missouri – Montana; includes “Western Trip, February - March, 1946” folder
544. Nebraska
545. Nevada – New York
546. New York – North Carolina
547. North Dakota – Ohio
548. Ohio – Oklahoma
549. Oregon
550. Pennsylvania – Tennessee
551. Texas – Washington (Telegram, 1931)
552. West Virginia – Wisconsin
553. Wisconsin – Wyoming
Container Contents 36 554. United States Possessions
CORRESPONDENCE WITH PROMINENT DEMOCRATIC LEADERS 1941 – 1948
555. Arvey – D - General
556. Dawson – Fitzpatrick
557. Fitzpatrick – Halsey
558. Hamilton – Pace, Jr.
559. Pauley – White House
PRESIDENTIAL AND FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS
560. Rosters of Presidential Appointments (Incomplete) Cleared Appointments, 1941 – 1942 Appointments by State, 1944 – 1945 Newspaper Clippings (Departmental), 1945 – 1948
561. Miscellaneous Federal Patronage Correspondence 1941 – 1945; A – Z
562. Miscellaneous Correspondence re: Federal Appointments 1941 – 1945; Unarranged
563. Miscellaneous Correspondence re: Federal Appointments 1941 – 1945; Unarranged
564. Miscellaneous Correspondence re: Federal Appointments 1941 – 1945; Unarranged
565. Miscellaneous Correspondence re: Federal Appointments 1941 – 1945; Unarranged
CAMPAIGN OF 1942
566. State Files, California – Wyoming (non-inclusive) Mayock Survey After Election, 1942 Complete List of Candidates Resume of O.P.A. (Mayock)
567. Congressional Voting Records (loose leaf book)
568. “Post Mortems” Correspondence – Election Defeat Explanations
569. 1943 Political Situation by States (not all states); Miscellaneous Comments
MISCELLANEOUS SPEECH MATERIALS AND SPEECH DRAFTS
570. 1943 – 1944 Frank C. Walker – Acceptance Speech – January 18, 1943 – Chicago, Illinois Ambrose O’Connell – Speech, George Washington Dinner – February 22, 1943 St. Paul, Minnesota
Container Contents 37 570. Frank C. Walker – Speech, George Washington Dinner – February 26, 1943 Detroit, Michigan Ambrose O’Connell – Speech, George Washington Dinner – March 6, 1943 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ambrose O’Connell – Speech, Thomas Jefferson Dinner – May 13, 1943 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ambrose O’Connell – Speech, Thomas Jefferson Dinner – June 21, 1943 New York, New York Quentin Reynolds – Speech, Jackson Day Dinner – January 22, 1944 Washington, D.C. Ambrose O’Connell – Speech, Regional Meeting of the Young Democratic Clubs of America – February 4, 1944 – Hot Springs, Arkansas Speech, Boise, Portland, Denver & Cheyenne – February 8, 1944 Robert E. Hannegan – Speech, George Washington Dinner – February 22, 1944 Minneapolis, Minnesota Robert E. Hannegan – Speech, Grover Cleveland Dinner – March 18, 1944 Buffalo, New York Robert E. Hannegan – Speech, Jackson Day dinner – March 25, 1944 Boston, Massachusetts Hon. Alben W. Barkley – Speech, Democratic Meeting – April 11, 1944 Brooklyn, New York Robert E. Hannegan – Speech, Jefferson Day Dinner – April 13, 1944 Detroit, Michigan Frank C. Walker – Speech, Jefferson Day Dinner – April 13, 1944 Nashville, Tennessee Speech, Democratic Farmer Labor Convention – April 13, 1944 – Minn. Minnesota
571. 1944 – 1945 (includes copies of January 31, 1946 Congressional Record); excerpt – Remarks by Hon. Ernest W. McFarland – Robert E. Hannegan – Speech, Jefferson Day Dinner – May 8, 1944 – New York, New York Hon. Oscar R. Ewing (on Dewey) – Radio Address, ABC – October 2, 1944 Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Address, October 25, 1944 – Syracuse, New York Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Address, October 26, 1944 – Saratoga, New York Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Address, October 27, 1944 – Schenectady, New York Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Address, November 3, 1944 – Madison Square Garden New York, New York Robert E. Hannegan – Statement to the Press re: Victory of President Roosevelt November 7, 1944 – Biltmore Hotel, New York, New York Robert E. Hannegan – Statement, Jefferson Day Banquets to be held throughout the country – February 23, 1945 – Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C. Robert E. Hannegan – Address, St. Patrick’s Day Dinner – March 17, 1945 Rochester, New York – also copies of March 19, 1945 Congressional Record excerpt – Remarks by Hon. Frank P. Briggs Robert E. Hannegan – Address, Jefferson Day Dinner – April 11, 1945 William Penn Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hon. Robert E. Hannigan – Radio Statement, re: Death of President Roosevelt over radio station WMAL – April 12, 1945
572. 1944 General File (radio broadcasts, spots, and transcriptions; election material)
Container Contents 38 573. 1946 and Undated Joe Berger – Speech Material – Undated Claude G. Bowers – History of the Democratic Party Robert E. Hannegan, Chairman, Democratic Committee – Biography Short Talks at end of Hennock Radio Broadcast – Undated Joseph P. Kamp Nine Minute Transcriptions (Quotations – Scripts, etc.) Ambrose O’Connell – Speech – Undated Radio Commercials for the Democratic Party – Original Spots Speeches – Miscellaneous Reading Copy – Undated
574. Miscellaneous Speech Materials, 1942 – 1944 Senator Joseph H. Ball – Radio Address, N.B.C. – October 26, 1944 – Washington, D.C. Hon. Alben W. Barkley – Democratic National Convention – Nomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt – July 20, 1944 – Chicago, Illinois Francis Biddle – Address, October 25, 1944 – Maple Heights, Cleveland, Ohio Helen Gahagan Douglas – Address, Democratic National Convention – July 20, 1944 Chicago, Illinois Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Address, George Washington Dinner – February 27, 1943 Newark, New Jersey; other correspondence 1941-1943 Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Correspondence re: hours polls open and close Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Labor Candidates Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Minnesota Trip Hon. Oscar R. Ewing – Speaker Information Senator Guffey Chairman Hannegan – Speech, George Washington Dinner – February 22, 1944 Radisson Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota Hon. Robert E. Hannegan – Address, Democratic National Convention July 19, 1944 – Chicago, Illinois Hon. Robert E. Hannegan – Radio Address, Jackson Day Dinner – March 25, 1944 Boston, Massachusetts Hon. Samuel D. Jackson – Address, Democratic National Convention July 20, 1944 – Chicago, Illinois Governor Robert S. Kerr – Address, Democratic National Convention July 19, 1944 – Chicago, Illinois Hon. John W. McCormack – Radio Address, CBS – April 1, 1944 Boston, Massachusetts Paul V. McNutt – Speech, Jackson Day Dinner – February 26, 1944 Des Moines, Iowa Wright Patman – Member of Congress, Publicity Department – CBS March 14, 1944 – Washington, D.C. Hon. Sam Rayburn – Speech, Jackson Day Dinner – March 28, 1944 Los Angeles, California
575. Miscellaneous Speech Materials, 1944 Quentin Reynolds – Address, October 25, 1944 – St. Louis, Missouri Dorothy Thompson – Radio Speech, October 20, 1944 – Detroit, Michigan Hon. Henry A Wallace – Address, February 7, 1944 – San Francisco, California Hon. Claude R. Wickard – Address, October 12, 1944 – Salina, Kansas
Container Contents 39 575. Miscellaneous Speech Materials, 1944 Campaign Speeches – Miscellaneous (folder 1) Campaign Speeches – Miscellaneous (folder 2) Speeches, Additional – Newspaper Clippings Bureaucrats Data of Potential Voters (by State)
576. Miscellaneous Speeches, Music and Dewey Documentation, 1944 Hon. Frank C. Walker – Radio Address, C.B.S. – re: “Elections in Wartime” November 30, 1943 – Washington, D.C Hon. Frank C. Walker – Address, Bond Rally Dinner – March 9, 1943 St. Paul, Minnesota Hon. Frank C. Walker – Address, March 15, 1943 – Seattle, Washington Hon. Frank C. Walker – Address, Democratic National Committee Meeting January 22, 1944 – Washington, D.C. Hon. Frank C. Walker – Address, Jackson Day Dinner – January 15, 1944 Syracuse, New York Speeches: Originals Dorothy Vredenburgh – March 10, 1944 – Washington, D.C. Hon. Frank C. Walker – January 18, 1943 – Chicago, Illinois Hon. Frank C. Walker – January 22, 1944 – Washington, D.C. Hon. Ambrose O’Connell – May 13, 1944 – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Hon. Ambrose O’Connell – March 6, 1943 Hon. Frank C. Walker – Address, Jackson Day Dinner – January 15, 1944 Syracuse, NY Music Dewey Documentation (folder 1) Dewey Documentation (folder 2)
577. Miscellaneous Papers on Lucas’s “Soldier’s Vote” Bill and “Voting Hours” Bill, 1943 – 1944 Michael Mann for Congress, A Proposal of Independent Voters of Illinois
CAMPAIGN OF 1944: DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
578. Alabama – Missouri
579. Montana – Wyoming; U.S. Possessions: Alaska – Virgin Islands
580. Re-Election Forecasts by State (Alabama – Wyoming)
581. Papers Relating to the 1945 Presidential Inaugural
MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS, 1932 – 1948
582. Absentee Voters Bureau – 1932-1938 Francis W.H. Adams, New York Finance Director Agricultural Measures of Congress Since World War I Answers to 1944 After Election Forum re: Organization Work Appointment Complaints – 1943 (Washington, S. Dakota, Oregon, Neb., Kansas, Iowa) Baldwin-Benson Meeting – 1945
Container Contents 40 582. Business and Professional Men’s League CBS Radio Coverage of FDR’s Death Check on State Organization Lists – 1946 Complaints Report – 1941, by States Congratulations to Newspapers – 1944 Election Congressional Elections – 1944 – Percent of majority on Republican & Democratic Nominees Counsel, Public Utilities Commission, District of Columbia County Chairman’s Reports – 1940 Campaign (Michigan, North Dakota, South Dakota, Colorado, Nebraska, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas) County Chairman’s Survey – 1943
583. Davis Research – 1941 Peace and Foreign Nations [Tom Davis: “This is the cream of the pertinent information . . .on the President’s peace and foreign policy, together with other information on the stand of the isolationists.”] Defeated Candidates Senate and House 1944 – 1945 Delegates – 1940 Democratic National Campaign Fund – 1940 Democratic National Committee Defense Activities – December, 1941 Democratic National Committee Patronage Policies – 1940 Democratic National Committee “Strategists” – 1946 Democratic National Convention Information – 1948 Dollar A Year Men Election 1938 Analysis “Post Mortem” Election Information – 1943 Election Polls by Staff Ewing Questionnaire – 1943 re: Administration Policies Farm Campaign – 1944 Finance Directors – 1944 Fiscal Operations Memo – 1946 Flynn Conference: Mayflower Move – 1941 (Newspaperman) Flynn, Jim – Report on State Committee Leaders – 1940 Forms set-up by Chairman Farley for Campaign Correspondence – 1940 Form Letters – Inaugural 1940 Gas for Election Workers, Hannegan-Spanglor Correspondence – 1944 Gasoline Rationing Report, Michelson to F.D.R. – 1941 Governmental Charts Governors’ Meeting, White House F.D.R. – 1945 Halsey Office – 1944, Preferential and State Primaries Hannegan Material
584. Hatch Act – Voting Inaugural Plans, White House – 1945 – 1949 Interventionist Report (Pre-Pearl Harbor) Office of Public Opinion Research, Princeton University Labor Union Correspondence – 1944 Legislative Leaders – New York List of Delegates to Democratic National Convention – 1940 Littell Clips and Letters Long, Breckenridge – Bill for Immigrants
Container Contents 41 584. Memos Concerning Registration Figures – 1944 Minnesota Newspaper Clippings re: Pauley Nomination and “Hopkins Letter” Scandal New York Regional Meeting – August 30th – September 1, 1944
585. Office of Price Administration – 1942 Oklahoma: Special Election – March 28, 1944 Organization – County and State Committees Organization – Democratic National Committee Organization of Party Organization Plans Pegler, Westbrook – 1944 “Fair Enough” Photograph Requests Precinct Meetings – October 5, 1944 Primary Calendar – Preferential – Presidential and Regular Ramspeck Act Resolutions – FDR and 1942 Term Reynolds, Ed – Research Room Assignments – 1944 Campaign – Hotel Biltmore
586. Secretaries of State – 1939 – 1945; also: Lieutenant Governors, Attorney General – 1945 Small Business – Bibliography and information re: State Finance Director State Organization Check – November, 1946 State Political Constitution – Minnesota State Survey of Complaints – 1943 – Chairman Walker – Senate & Congress Summary: Political Situation Fund Raising 48 States – 1942 Treaty, United States – Mexico Tydings Committee Report Vice President – Letters re: Candidate – 1944 Victory Dinner – Roosevelt, Truman, Wagner – February 17, 1945 Walker, Spangler – (Fourth Term) Controversy War Manpower Ruling on Democratic National Committee Employment – 1945 White House Governors’ Reception – January, 1944 Writer’s War Board – 1944 Publicity Department
ROOSEVELT: SPEECHES AND STATEMENTS (CLIPPINGS)
587. 1936 – 1937
588. January – September, 1938; Press Releases, 1938-1939
589. 1939 – 1940; 1940 Campaign Speeches; Unarranged
590. 1941
591. 1941 – 1943
Container Contents 42 ROOSEVELT: CAMPAIGN SPEECHES
592. January – October, 1944
593. October – November, 1944 (inc. “Dewey’s Statement” – October 16, 1944)0
594. Newspaper Commentary of FDR and Campaign of 1944
595. Statements, Newspaper Clippings – Campaign of 1944 (inc. “That Man in the White House” by Frank Kingdon)
ROOSEVELT: MISCELLANEOUS MATERIALS, 1929 – 1945
596. Miscellaneous Speeches and Related Material – 1932 – 1945; Unarranged F.D.R. 1932 Acceptance Speech (DNC copy) Roosevelt’s War Warnings Roosevelt’s Boston Speech – Oct. 30, 1940; clarification of President Roosevelt’s Statement that “We will not send our army to fight in foreign lands except in case of attack.” Roosevelt’s Speech and Statements – G.I. Bill of Rights, Oct.1943 – June1944 Roosevelt’s Jackson Day Speeches, 1938 – 1941, 1944 Roosevelt’s State of the Union Speech – January, 1945 Roosevelt’s Fourth Inaugural Address – January 20, 1945 White House Releases – March, 1945 White House Releases – April, 1945 Roosevelt’s undelivered address prepared for Jefferson Day Dinner – April 1, 1945 Roosevelt Addresses – 1945 Roosevelt Quotes – October 1944 – September 1947 Roosevelt Speech Recordings – National Broadcasting Company
597. Memorabilia, Memorials and Miscellaneous Inc. Newspaper Clippings; Unarranged Roosevelt Administration: Accomplishments Roosevelt, F. D.: His Ancestry Linked to China Trade – Chicago Tribune, June 10, 1951 Roosevelt Bibliography Roosevelt Books, Public Papers, Foreign Policy, (Movie: F.D.R.’s Life Story) Roosevelt – Commentaries After Death Roosevelt – Congressional Probe of Wartime Conduct, 1948 Roosevelt Library Roosevelt Mountain Lodge in Maryland National Association of “Roosevelt for 1940” Clubs, Inc., 1939 1st Anniversary of Roosevelt’s Death, April 1946 Story of German Plot to Defeat Roosevelt in 1940 Roosevelt (book by John Gunther) Roosevelt Memorial in Congress – July 1, 1946 Roosevelt National Memorial Committee Press Research – Vol. 1 No. 16 Roosevelt’s Foreign Policy Republican Probes of Roosevelt Administration Roosevelt - Churchill Conference 1941 (Eight Point Program) Roosevelt Shrine at Warm Springs, Georgia Roosevelt’s Western Trip 1937
Container Contents 43
598. Miscellaneous Newspapers: April 12 – 15, 1945; Unarranged Times Herald, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945 N.Y. Herald Tribune, New York, N.Y. – April 13, 1945 The Washington Post, Washington, D.C. – April 15, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. – April 12, 1945 Times Herald, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. – April 14, 1945 The Washington Daily News, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945 P.M. Daily, New York, N.Y. – April 13, 1945 Times Herald, Washington, D.C. – April 14, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington D.C. – April 13, 1945
599. Miscellaneous Newspapers: April 12 – 15, 1945; Unarranged Times Herald, Washington, D.C. – April 15, 1945 The Sunday Star, Washington, D.C. – April 15, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. – April 14, 1945 The Washington Daily News, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945 The Washington Daily News, Washington, D.C. – April 14, 1945 The Evening Star, Washington, D.C. – April 13, 1945
600. Campaign Material – 1944*
601. Release Book: May 1, 1929 – December 21, 1929 Release Book: September 16, 1931 – May 22, 1931
602. Release Book: December 23, 1929 – September 13, 1930 Release Book: September 7, 1931 – December 20, 1931
603. Release Book: May 23, 1931 – October, 1931 Release Book: October 23, 1931 – February 1, 1932
604. Release Book: February 3, 1932 – May 6, 1932 Release Book: July 13, 1936 – August 27, 1936
605. Release Book: 1933
606. Release Book: 1934
607. Release Books: Jackson Day Dinner 1936 (3 books)
608. Release Book: New York Headquarters 1936 Releases and Cartoons, 1935
609. Cartoons: January 4, 1936 – Sept. 16, 1936 Releases and Speeches: May 20, 1936 – December 10, 1936
610. Printed Material 1936 – 1938 Releases: Public Information Committee and General Releases 1937
Container Contents 44 611. Releases and Speeches 1937 Releases and Speeches 1938
612. Releases and Speeches 1939 Printed Matter 1939 – 1940
613. Releases 1940 (2 books)
614. Releases 1940 Campaign Material 1936 (T-448)
615. Releases 1940 Campaign Material 1936 (T-444)
616. Campaign Material 1936 Jackson Day Dinner – January 7, 1939
617. Campaign Literature 1936 (Bound Leather T-638) *
618. Campaign 1944 – 3 Scrapbooks *
619. Campaign Material 1944 *
620. Clip Sheets – August 8, 1934 – May 15, 1935 * Clip Sheets – May 1935 – April 29, 1936
621. Clip Sheets – June 29, 1938 – November, 1938 and May 22, 1939 *
622. Clip Sheets – 1940 Campaign (Folder) *
DUPLICATES UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
623. Press Releases 1932 – 1937 Press Releases 1932 – not duplicates Press Releases 1933 Press Releases 1934 Press Releases 1935 Press Releases 1936 Press Releases 1936 – not duplicates (2 folders) Press Releases 1937
624. Press Releases 1940 Press Releases 1940 – not duplicates (2 folders) Press Releases 1940 – New York Press Releases 1940 – New York – not duplicates (3 folders)
625. Release Books: New York Headquarters 1936
*oversize