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Guide to the Dean Gooderham Acheson PapersMS 1087

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January 1984

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Dean Gooderham Acheson papersMS 1087

Table of Contents

Collection Overview ....................................................................................................................................................... 3Requesting Instructions ................................................................................................................................................. 3Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................................ 4

Immediate Source of Acquisition ................................................................................................................................ 4Conditions Governing Access ..................................................................................................................................... 4Conditions Governing Access ..................................................................................................................................... 4Conditions Governing Use ......................................................................................................................................... 4Preferred Citation ....................................................................................................................................................... 4Existence and Location of Copies ............................................................................................................................... 4Associated Materials ................................................................................................................................................... 4

Biographical / Historical ................................................................................................................................................ 4Scope and Contents ....................................................................................................................................................... 6Arrangement .................................................................................................................................................................. 6Collection Contents ....................................................................................................................................................... 7

Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 .......................................................................................................... 7Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972 ............................................................. 83Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 ........................................................................................................ 88Series IV. Miscellaneous Files, 1898-1972 .............................................................................................................. 95Accession 1983-M-005. Additional material ........................................................................................................... 97Accession 1986-M-009. Additional material ........................................................................................................... 98Accession 1989-M-044. Additional material, 1917-1986 ....................................................................................... 99Accession 1991-M-065. Additional material ......................................................................................................... 101Accession 2003-M-050. Additional material ......................................................................................................... 102Accession 2003-M-075. Additional material ......................................................................................................... 103Accession 2007-M-056. Additional material, 1954 ............................................................................................... 104Accession 2011-M-070. Additional material, 1961 May ....................................................................................... 105Accession 2020-M-0015. Additional material, 1969 ............................................................................................ 106

Selected Search Terms ............................................................................................................................................... 107


Collection Overview

REPOSITORY: Manuscripts and ArchivesYale University LibraryP.O. Box 208240New Haven, CT [email protected]://www.library.yale.edu/mssa/

CALL NUMBER: MS 1087

CREATOR: Acheson, Dean, 1893-1971

TITLE: Dean Gooderham Acheson papers

DATES: 1898-1989

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: 42.83 linear feet (128 boxes)

LANGUAGE: English

SUMMARY: The papers include correspondence, writings, speeches, memoranda,and photographs, documenting Dean Acheson's life after leaving theU.S. State Department in 1953. Also documented is his work as a memberof the Yale Corporation and his long friendship with Felix Frankfurter,Archibald MacLeish, and others. The correspondence and memorandacontain Acheson's views on many contemporary issues in American foreignpolicy such as Korea, the Middle East, NATO, Germany, the war in Vietnam,and Rhodesia and South Africa. The papers also include Acheson's laterreflections on his years in public life and assessments of the U.S. governmentunder the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations. Acheson's numerouscorrespondents include personal friends, American and foreign governmentocials, journalists, and a wide range of other persons in public life. Thepapers also include manuscripts, notes, and reviews for several of Acheson'sbooks.

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Requesting InstructionsTo request items from this collection for use in the Manuscripts and Archives reading room, please usethe request links in the HTML version of this finding aid, available at http://hdl.handle.net/10079/fa/mssa.ms.1087.To order reproductions from this collection, please go to http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa/ifr_copy_order.html. The information you will need to submit an order includes: the collection call number,collection title, series or accession number, box number, and folder number or name.

Key to the container abbreviations used in the PDF finding aid:b. boxf. folder

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Administrative Information

Immediate Source of AcquisitionGift of David C. Acheson, 1981-1988. Gift of Mrs. Joseph Podolo, 1984. Gift of the School of AdvancedInternational Studies, Johns Hopkins University, 1991. Gift of Michael Janeway, 2003, 2004. Gift ofCovington & Burling, 2003. Gift of Darcy Troy Pollack and Jerey Pollack, 2007. Gift of Brian Hughes andAndrew Drabkin, 2011. Gift of Michelle Jacques, 2019.

Conditions Governing AccessSome materials in Box 9, 34, and 68 are restricted pending review by the federal government. Box 70 isrestricted to research until January 1, 2038 as established by Yale Corporation regulations.

Conditions Governing AccessThe entire collection is available on microfilm, with the exception of Box 56 and Box 70 from the mainaccession and Accessions 1983-M-005, 1986-M-009, 1989-M-044, 1991-M-065, 2003-M-050, 2003-M-075, 2007-M-056, and 2011-M-070. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of the originals.

Conditions Governing UseCopyright has been transferred to Yale University for unpublished materials authored or otherwiseproduced by the creator(s) of this collection. Copyright status for other collection materials is unknown.Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17, U.S.C.) beyond thatallowed by fair use requires the written permission of the copyright owners. Works not in the publicdomain cannot be commercially exploited without permission of the copyright owners. Responsibilityfor any use rests exclusively with the user.

Preferred CitationDean Gooderham Acheson Papers (MS 1087). Manuscripts and Archives, Yale University Library.

Existence and Location of CopiesThe collection, with the exception of Box 26, folders 332-337, Box 56 and Box 70 from the main accessionand Accessions 1983-M-005, 1986-M-009, 1989-M-044, 1991-M-065, 2003-M-050, 2003-M-075, 2007-M-056, 2011-M-070, and 2020-M-0015, is available on microfilm from Scholarly Resources, Wilmington,Delaware. Selected correspondence is reproduced in Among Friends, edited by David Acheson and DavidMcClellan, New York: Dodd, Mead, 1980.

Associated MaterialsDean Acheson's public papers are housed in the Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Missouri.

Biographical / HistoricalDean Gooderham Acheson was born in Middletown, Connecticut, on April 11, 1893, to Edward Campionand Eleanor Gertrude Gooderham Acheson. His father was the Episcopal bishop of Connecticut. Achesongraduated from the Groton School in 1911 and entered Yale University, where he was in the same class

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(Y1915) with Archibald MacLeish. Acheson would hold his college ties dear, and in later years he wouldserve as a member of the Yale Corporation and a confidant of President A. Whitney Griswold.

From New Haven, Acheson moved to the challenging intellectual climate of the Harvard Law School. Herehe came under the influence of Felix Frankfurter. He received his law degree in 1918 and then worked fortwo years as a law clerk to Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis. In 1921, Acheson joined the law firm ofCovington & Burling in Washington, D.C. Acheson would continue to be aliated with the law firm, or itssuccessors Covington, Burling and Rublee, and Covington, Burling, Acheson and Shorb for the remainder ofhis life.

In May 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt named Acheson to the post of under secretary of the Treasury.Acheson resigned five months later following a disagreement over Roosvelt's gold-purchasing programand resumed his Washington law practice.

Acheson returned to government service in 1941 as assistant secretary of state for economic policy. In thisposition he helped manage the Lend-Lease program and he was instrumental in the development of severalpostwar institutions such as the International Monetary Fund and the Bretton Woods agreement, whichled to the creation of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (World Bank).

From 1945 to 1947, Acheson held the post of under secretary, often functioning as the acting secretaryof state for the absent James Byrnes. Acheson became a trusted advisor to President Truman and in1949, following a short term away from the State Department, President Truman asked Acheson to be hissecretary of state, replacing George C. Marshall. In this post war period, Acheson became the principalarchitect of United States' Cold War foreign policy. He helped to forge an alliance between America andWestern Europe to oppose the Soviet Union and the expansion of Communism.

Acheson feared that the Soviet Union would be able to expand its sphere of influence over the MiddleEast, and in 1947 he orchestrated military and economic aid to the governments of Greece and Turkeyunder what came to be known as the Truman Doctrine. In that same year, he outlined the main points ofthe Marshall Plan for war-ravaged Europe. Forecasting that political and social upheaval might result ifconditions did not improve quickly, Acheson advocated a massive American economic aid package tostabilize and rehabilitate seventeen western and southern European nations.

Acheson also believed that collective defense would be necessary to stop further Soviet advances,and one of his first accomplishments as secretary of state was to facilitate the formation of the NorthAtlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). When Communist North Korea invaded South Korea in June 1950,Acheson immediately labeled this an act of aggression and moved swiftly to secure a United NationsSecurity Council emergency session resolution condemning the North Korean attack. For the first time aninternational organization sanctioned a military response to halt an infringement on another country'ssovereignty, and American troops, under UN authority and General Douglas MacArthur's direction,entered combat in Korea. War on the Korean peninsula would command the attention of Truman and hisadvisors for the duration of the administration.

Acheson was a controversial government ocial and a lighting rod for criticism. During his time inthe State Department, the governments in countries in Eastern Europe and China became Communist.Acheson was accused of being "soft on communism." Republican Senator Joseph R. McCarthy declaredthat the State Department was harboring communists, and Acheson's refusal to testify against Alger Hissbrought calls for his resignation.

After leaving public oce, Acheson continued to voice his opinions on foreign policy through his lecturesand writing. He gamely played the role of elder statesman and would serve as an unocial advisor to theKennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations. His book, Present at the Creation,won a Pulitzer Prize.

In 1917, Acheson had married Alice Stanley. They had three children: Jane Stanley (later wife of Dudley B.W. Brown), David Campion (later husband of Patricia Castles), and Mary Campion (later wife of William P.Bundy). Acheson died suddenly from a stroke at the age of seventy-eight on October 12, 1971.

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Scope and ContentsThe Dean Acheson Papers are a rich source of information on the policies, thoughts, and accomplishmentsof the secretary of state who guided American foreign policy from 1948 to 1953. The papers, which spanthe period from 1898 to 1989, are especially full for the period after Acheson left public oce in 1953until his death in 1971. Included in the correspondence, speech and lecture files, manuscripts of booksand articles, and memoranda, which compose the papers, are examinations of such major topics of U.S.foreign policy as Korea; NATO; post-war relations with the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, and Germany;tensions in the Middle East; the war in Vietnam; and the U.S. posture towards Rhodesia and South Africa.Evaluations of the Truman, Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations figure prominently in the papers,and Acheson's role as a member of the Yale Corporation is thoroughly documented. Major correspondentsinclude personal friends and professional colleagues.

Acheson considered these papers to be his private papers, as opposed to the papers he createdprofessionally as a lawyer and publicly as a civil servant. Acheson's legal files remain with the firm ofCovington & Burling. Many of Acheson's ocial papers are now in the Harry S. Truman PresidentialLibrary in Independence, Missouri. Acheson's son, David C. Acheson, donated these private papers to YaleUniversity between 1981 and 1983.

This finding aid was edited slightly in 2003 when being converted to an on-line format.

ArrangementArranged in four series and nine additions: I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971. II. CorrespondenceConcerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972. III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978. IV. MiscellaneousFiles, ca. 1898-1972.

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Series I. General Correspondence Dean Gooderham Acheson papersMS 1087

Collection ContentsSeries I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE is arranged in general letter files, which contain most of the correspondencewith the general public and minimal amounts of very routine correspondence with persons of someprominence; more substantive correspondence is arranged in selected individual files. The files arearranged in alphabetical order with general letter files coming before selected individual files of that letter.Selected files listed with an asterisk (*) contain ten or more items.

The series contains the bulk of Acheson's correspondence with family and associates, as well as manyletters from the general public, and comprises nearly half of the papers. Most of the correspondence datesafter 1933, but for the period when Acheson was secretary of state the series shows a noticeable lack ofmaterial.

The papers contain few letters to or from Acheson family members. There are single items, ca. 1910, ofAcheson's immediate family in folder 1, and there is some correspondence with David Acheson during hismilitary service in World War II. There are copies of the letters to daughter Mary Acheson Bundy, whichwere later printed in Present at the Creation. There are only passing references to Acheson's boyhoodin Middletown, Connecticut, and Acheson's years at Groton, Yale, and Harvard are only briefly notedinreminiscences by classmates.

Many of Acheson's earliest letters are to two men who would become his closest friends: Felix Frankfurter,whom Acheson met at Harvard Law School; and Archibald MacLeish, whom Acheson had met duringhis undergraduate work at Yale. The letters in the files for both Frankfurter and MacLeish trace thedevelopment of their careers along with that of Acheson's.

Other friends with whom Acheson had long term and wide ranging correspondences include WallaceCarroll, Raymond E. Lee, Wilmarth Lewis, Ranald MacDonald, Edward G. Miller, Jr., Jacob Podolo, GeorgeRublee, Boylston A. Tompkins, Melvin Truesdale, Joseph Walker, James Warburg, and Frederick Wiener.Lee, a Yale classmate, writes from the C. C. C. Camp in Vermont, where he was an administrator, and fromthe American embassy in London, where he served as a military attaché just prior to the outbreak ofWorld War II. George Rublee, one of Acheson's legal associates, was from 1928-1930 a legal advisor withDwight Morrow in Mexico. His letters analyze the contemporary Mexican political situation. In the late1930s Rublee went to Europe as the director of the International Governmental Committee on Refugeesfrom Germany and Austria, and his letters at the time discuss attempts to enlist the support of Germanmoderates such as Hjalmar Schacht to help prevent the extermination of Jews.

Though there is correspondence dating from Acheson's years as a government ocial, most of it is routineand/or incomplete. Acheson's outgoing letters during the period consist primarily of form replies to lettersof congratulation, encouragement, and commiseration. Incoming letters from the important figures of thepost-war era, such as George Kennan, Dean Rusk, Robert Schuman, and Harry Truman contain very littleinformation regarding policy decisions.

Of particular interest to Acheson after his retirement were the continuing problems over Germany,German rearmament, and reunification. John McCloy is a prime correspondent on this subject as isEugene Rostow. In 1958 Acheson issued a reply, through the American Council on Germany, Inc., to GeorgeKennan's plea for the neutralization of Germany. The files for Christopher Emmet, executive vice chairmanof the American Council on Germany, are a useful source on the Kennan statement and on other topicsconcerning Germany.

U.S. relations with European and Soviet block countries, U.S. defense policies, and nuclear weapons aretopics raised in correspondence with George V. Allen, Noel Annan, Lucius Battle, Stewart Alsop, JohnKenneth Galbraith, Hubert Humphrey, J. William Fulbright, Hans Morgenthau, and W. Stewart Symington.Belgian banker Camille Gutt discusses the situation in the Congo, and interesting letters addressed toBarbara Evans in 1962 record Acheson's trip to Cambodia and meetings with Prince Sihanouk.

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Acheson had many personal friends in Europe and elsewhere with whom he maintained long, fullcorrespondence. The correspondence with Anthony Eden begins in 1952 and continues for twenty years,covering a wide range of topics. Desmond Donnelly and Sir Patrick Devlin wrote on the European EconomicCommunity and relations with DeGaulle and Germany. For correspondences of similar tone and scope seethe files for Sir Howard Beale, Lady Pamela Berry, Sir William Elliot, Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, Lady VioletBonham Carter,RobertMenzies, Lester Pearson, Robert Campos, Pedro Pereiro, Lord Frank Stowe-Hill,Thomas Stone, and Sir John Wheeler-Bennett.

Two other of Acheson's most frequent correspondents were John Cowles and J. H. P. Gould. Theircorrespondence, like that of MacLeish, contains the same forthright exchange of ideas on current U.S.policies, including discussions of John Foster Dulles' leadership, Nikita Khruschev, national defense, theuse of missiles, the 1968 U.S. election, the Nixon administration, the Middle East, Vietnam, Rhodesia, andRussian technological growth.

Acheson served as an unocial foreign policy advisor to the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon administrations,and the correspondence contains exchanges with each president and with members of their cabinets andstas. In the 1958 exchanges with Johnson, Acheson discussed Democratic Party strategy and the relativeimportance of issues such as civil rights, school integration, and voting. For discussions of foreign aairsduring the Johnson and Nixon administrations see the correspondence with Robert Schaetzel, UnitedStates representative to the European Communities.

Acheson's opinion of Richard M. Nixon, the Nixon administration, the invasion of Cambodia, and the Nixonadministration China policy are included in exchanges with Lincoln MacVeagh, Frank Stowe-Hill, and SirRoy Welensky, among others. Further views on the Vietnam War can be found in the correspondence withBarbara Tuchman. With Charles Tyroler II, and Paul Douglas, Acheson exchanged views on the formationof the Citizens' Committee for Peace and Freedom in Vietnam. Acheson's views on Vietnam and the Nixonadministration brought him praise from a former virulent critic, William Loeb. There are many lettersbetween the two towards the end of Acheson's life. Acheson had known Henry Kissinger before his riseto prominence in the Nixon administration, and the early Kissinger letters contain more substantivediscussions of issues than those after 1969.

During the last three years of his life Acheson was preoccupied with questions concerning U.S. relationswith Rhodesia and South Africa. He began corresponding with Sir Roy Welensky, and former presidentof Rhodesia UDI. Welensky wrote seeking Acheson's help and influence with American politicians toalter British and American policies towards Rhodesia. The two exchanged ideas about Wilson's policyin Rhodesia, race relations, and Rhodesian constitutional talks. With Charles Burton Marshall, Achesontestified before the Digg Committee on Rhodesia and South Africa. In correspondence with Philip Jessup,Acheson also discusses the Rhodesian situation and the outlook at the United Nations. Acheson alsohas some interesting exchanges with Frank Gregory, a young relative from South Africa who vistited theUnited States as an American Field Service exchange student. For other substantive correspondence onRhodesia and South Africa see the files for Lord Graham, H. L. T. Tasswell, Kenneth Tousey, Ted Xanathy,Denis Black, and Ernest Lefever.

Throughout his life Acheson armed his aection and dedication to Yale University, and for twenty years,including his years as secretary of state, he served on the Yale Corporation and was actively involved inthe decisions the corporation made. The correspondence with the university's provosts, treasurers andsecretaries document Acheson's early work on the Educational Policy Committee, the Budget Committee,and the Library and Museum Committee. In the 1940s Acheson was involved with Yale Law School aairs.In correspondence with Ashabel Gulliver, Charles E. Clark, Eugene Rostow, Harry Shulman, Willard Hurst,and Abe Feller he discusses the recruiting of faculty, the hiring of a new dean, the rivalry with the HarvardLaw School, and the university's policy toward the law school.

A. Whitney Griswold, who was chosen to succeed Charles Seymour as president of Yale in 1950, was tobecome one of Acheson's warmest friends, and the Griswold letters testify to Acheson's involvement in agreat many important policy decisions during the 1950s, from major fund raising campaignsto outlawingjunior fraternities. For other correspondence on subjects connected with Yale see the files for: James R.Angell, Charles Seymour, Kingman Brewster, Norman Donaldson, Stanhope Bayne-Jones, Anson Phelps

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Stokes, James R. Rodgers, George Palmy Day, Alexander Bickel, Henry Sloane Con, James Babb, andGeorge Van Santvoord.

This series is available on microfilm. Patrons must use FILM HM 258 instead of the originals.

Container Description Date

b. 1, f. 1-2reel 1U

A (General)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 1, f. 3reel 1U

Acheson, Alice StanleyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950, 1965,undated

b. 1, f. 4reel 1U

Acheson, David C. and Pat (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

A letter dated February 9, 1962 (with attachements) is restricted until January 1,2038 and was not filmed. See box 70.

Acheson, Edward-Acheson R. Dean

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Acheson, Edward C. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950, 1962-1965

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Acheson, Eleanor D.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1969

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Acheson, Eleanor G.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936, 1949, 1955

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Acheson, Harriet (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1961

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Acheson, R. DeanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1961

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Adenauer, Konrad (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1948-1963

Agnew-Allen

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Agnew, Spiro T.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1971

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Ahmed, AzizThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962

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b. 1, f. 7reel 1U

Allen, Francis O.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1956-1962

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Allen, George V. and Kitty (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1969,undated

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Allen, Robert S.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1958, 1970

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Allen, WardThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953, 1970

Allison-Alsop

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Allison, John M.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962-1971

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Alsop, Joseph Wright (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

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Alsop, Stewart (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings,1936-1972 Folder 59 See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978Folder 101 - 102

1958-1971

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Altschul, Frank (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972Folder 47

1953-1964

American Council on Germany, Inc.See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 124

Anderson-Andrews

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Anderson, EugenieThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1965

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Andrews, HarryThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1968

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1953-1964

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1953-1969

Angell

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1948-1970

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1936-1937

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1949-1971

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Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings,1936-1972 Folder 16 See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speechesand Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 43 - 44 See also: Series II. CorrespondenceConcerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 60 See also: Series II.Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 81 Seealso: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 91

1949-1965

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Armstrong, W. ParkThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950, 1958

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Arneson, R. GordonThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969-1971

Arnold-Ascoli

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1957-1959

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1949-1956

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1950

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Arnold-Ascoli (continued)

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Babb, James T. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1937-1963

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Bacon, C. EverettThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

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Bajpai, Sir GirjaThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1953

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Baker, Newton D.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936

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1949-1954

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1949-1953

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Bass, Robert P.See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 45 - 47

b. 2, f. 25reel 1U

Bates, Henry M. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1919, 1934-1939,1949

b. 2, f. 26reel 2U

Battle, Lucius D. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

b. 3, f. 27reel 2U

Bayne-Jones, Stanhope (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936-1940, 1962,1965

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b. 3, f. 28reel 2U

Beale, Sir Howard (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1971

Beatrix-Bell

b. 3, f. 29reel 2U

Beatrix, PrincessThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

undated

b. 3, f. 29reel 2U

Beaulac, Willard L.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1963-1971

b. 3, f. 29reel 2U

Beckert, CarlThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1954

b. 3, f. 29reel 2U

Bell, DanielThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1954

b. 3, f. 29reel 2U

Bell, John O.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1952-1953

b. 3, f. 30reel 2U

Benton, William (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1947-1968

Bergin-Bernhard

b. 3, f. 31reel 2U

Bergin, Thomas G. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1954-1962

b. 3, f. 31reel 2U

Bernhard, PrinceThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962-1964

b. 3, f. 32 - 33reel 2U

Berry, Lady Pamela (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

A copy of this material is available in digital form from Manuscripts and Archives.Contact Manuscripts and Archives at [email protected] to request access tothe digital copy.

1960-1971

Bevin-Bickel

b. 3, f. 34reel 2U

Bevin, ErnestThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1951

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b. 3, f. 34reel 2U

Bickel, Alexander (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings,1936-1972 Folder 60 See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978Folder 113 - 114

1957-1970

Biddle-Bingham

b. 3, f. 35reel 2U

Biddle, FrancisThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1942, 1949-1953

b. 3, f. 35reel 2U

Bijur, GeorgeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1970

b. 3, f. 35reel 2U

Bingham, BarryThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1957

b. 3, f. 35reel 2U

Bingham, HiramThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949

b. 3, f. 35reel 2U

Bingham, Jonathan and JuneThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1953-1964,undated

Bird-Birrenbach

b. 3, f. 36reel 2U

Bird, ReginaldThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1952

b. 3, f. 36reel 2U

Birrenbach, Kurt (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1963-1971

Black

b. 3, f. 37reel 2U

Black, Denis J. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969-1971

b. 3, f. 37reel 2U

Black, Eugene R.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949

b. 3, f. 37reel 2U

Black, HugoThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1967

Blackburn-Bliss

Bevin-Bickel (continued)

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b. 3, f. 38reel 2U

Blackburn, C. A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1950

b. 3, f. 38reel 2U

Blair, Edwin F. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1942-1968

b. 3, f. 38reel 2U

Blake, Thomas D.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1956

b. 3, f. 38reel 2U

Bliss, L. G.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969

b. 3, f. 38reel 2U

Bliss, Robert WoodsThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1939, 1951-1953

Block, Herbert L.See: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 101 - 102

Boel-Bolte

b. 3, f. 39reel 2U

Boel, Baroness T. R.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1963

b. 3, f. 39reel 2U

Boggs, HaleThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950, 1961

b. 3, f. 39reel 2U

Bolling, RichardThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1971

b. 3, f. 39reel 2U

Bolte, CharlesThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1966

Boheman-Bonbright

b. 3, f. 40reel 2U

Boheman, Erik (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1967

b. 3, f. 40reel 2U

Bonbright, James (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1956-1965

Bonham-Carter, Bonsal

Blackburn-Bliss (continued)

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b. 3, f. 41reel 2U

Bonham-Carter, Lady Violet (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1965

b. 3, f. 41reel 2U

Bonsal, Philip W. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

b. 3, f. 42reel 2U

Bowles, Chester (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1960

Brand - Brant

b. 4, f. 43reel 3U

Brand, Lord RobertThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1962

b. 4, f. 43reel 3U

Brandeis, Louis and AliceThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1920, 1929,undated

b. 4, f. 43reel 3U

Brandt, WillyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1969

b. 4, f. 43reel 3U

Brant, IrvingThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1954-1958

Brewster-Briggs

b. 4, f. 44reel 3U

Brewster, Kingman (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1963-1967

b. 4, f. 44reel 3U

Briggs, Ellis O. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1968

b. 4, f. 45 - 47reel 3U

Brookings Institution (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 236


1939-1949, 1960

Brooks-Brown, Jane Acheson

b. 4, f. 48reel 3U

Brooks, Philip C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1971

Bonham-Carter, Bonsal (continued)

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b. 4, f. 48reel 3U

Brosio, Manilio (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1961

b. 4, f. 48reel 3U

Brown, Jane AchesonThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

Brown, John Crosby - Brownlow

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brown, John CrosbyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936-1949,undated

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brown, John Mason (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1961

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brown, Joseph R. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1961

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brown, Winthrop G. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1964

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brownlow, DonaldThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1961-1966

b. 4, f. 49reel 3U

Brownlow, LouisThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1959

Bruce-Buchan

b. 4, f. 50reel 3U

Bruce, David K. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1971

b. 4, f. 50reel 3U

Bruce, James (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

b. 4, f. 50reel 3U

Buchan, Alastair (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1955-1970

Brooks-Brown, Jane Acheson (continued)

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Buck, Norman SydneySee: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 447 - 452

See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 463 - 464


Bullock-Bundy, MacGeorge

b. 4, f. 51reel 3U

Bullock, AlanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1954-1955

b. 4, f. 51reel 3U

Bullock, Molly (Mrs. Llewellyn)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1956, 1971

b. 4, f. 51reel 3U

Bundy, K. (Mrs. Harvey)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969, undated

b. 4, f. 51reel 3U

Bundy, MacGeorge (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

Bundy, Mary Acheson-Bunker

b. 4, f. 52reel 4U

Bundy, Mary Acheson (Mrs. William P.)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966, undated

b. 4, f. 52reel 4U

Bundy, William P.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1937-1938,1961-1968

b. 4, f. 52reel 4U

Bunker, EllsworthThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1953, 1962

Burger-Burlingham

b. 4, f. 53reel 4U

Burger, Warren E.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969-1970

b. 4, f. 53reel 4U

Burgess, W. Randolph and HelenThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1964, 1970

b. 4, f. 53reel 4U

Burling, Edward and Ella (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1922-1969,undated

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b. 4, f. 53reel 4U

Burlingham, Charles C. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940-1941,1956-1958

Burtt-Byrd

b. 4, f. 54reel 4U

Burtt, E. A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1965

b. 4, f. 54reel 4U

Butterworth, BlairThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1956-1963

b. 4, f. 54reel 4U

Butterworth, Walton (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

b. 4, f. 54reel 4U

Byrd, RichardThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949

Byrnes-Byroad

b. 4, f. 55reel 4U

Byrnes, James F. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1947-1968

b. 4, f. 55reel 4U

Byroad, HenryThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1954-1956

b. 5, f. 56reel 4U

Ca-CeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 5, f. 57reel 4U

Ch-CiThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 5, f. 58reel 4U

ClThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 5, f. 59reel 4U

CoThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 5, f. 60reel 4U

CrThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Burger-Burlingham (continued)

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b. 5, f. 61reel 4U

Cu-CzThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Caccia-Campbell

b. 5, f. 62reel 4U

Caccia, HaroldThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1971

b. 5, f. 62reel 4U

Califano, Joseph A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1965

Calkins, Robert P.See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 45 - 47

b. 5, f. 62reel 4U

Campbell, John FranklinThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1970

Campos-Camps

b. 5, f. 63reel 4U

Campos, Roberto de Oliveira (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1965

b. 5, f. 63reel 4U

Camps, MiriamThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1969

Canfield-Carey

b. 5, f. 64reel 4U

Canfield, Cass (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 91 See also:Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 90 See also: SeriesIII. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 113 - 114 See also: SeriesIII. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 101 - 102 See also: SeriesIII. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 87 - 88 See also: Series III.Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 139 See also: Series III. Speechesand Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 140 - 143

1949-1970

b. 5, f. 64reel 4U

Carey, James B. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1951-1961

b. 5, f. 65reel 4U

Carroll, Wallace (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1957-1971

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Carter

b. 5, f. 66reel 4U

Carter, Bernard S.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1956

b. 5, f. 66reel 4U

Carter, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 91 See also:Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 90

1954-1971

b. 5, f. 66reel 4U

Carter, Marshall S.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1946-1963

Case-Casey

b. 6, f. 67reel 4U

Case, Everett (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1950-1971

b. 6, f. 67reel 4U

Casey, Sir Richard (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

Cass-Cavazza

b. 6, f. 68reel 4U

Cass, MilliardThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1961-1970

b. 6, f. 68reel 4U

Castles, John W. and Dorothea (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940, 1949-1970

b. 6, f. 68reel 4U

Catlin, Sir GeorgeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1970-1971

b. 6, f. 68reel 4U

Cavazza, Fabio LucaThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1961

Celler-Century Association

b. 6, f. 69reel 4U

Celler, EmanuelThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1955

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b. 6, f. 69reel 4U

Century Association (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

Chafee-Chapin

b. 6, f. 70reel 4U

Chafee, Zechariah Jr.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1938-1955

b. 6, f. 70reel 4U

Chandler, KentThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1939-1960

b. 6, f. 70reel 4U

Chandler, Porter (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 6, f. 70reel 4U

Chapin, SeldenThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949

Chapman-Chatham

b. 6, f. 71reel 4U

Chapman, OscarThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1963

b. 6, f. 71reel 4U

Chase, StuartThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1953

b. 6, f. 71reel 4U

Chatham, ThurmanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1951-1955

Chettle-Churchill

b. 6, f. 72reel 4U

Chettle, JohnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1971

b. 6, f. 72reel 4U

Church, FrankThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1960

b. 6, f. 72reel 4U

Churchill, Sir Winston and Clementine SpencerThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955, 1970

b. 6, f. 73reel 4U

Clark, Charles E. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936-1937

Celler-Century Association (continued)

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b. 6, f. 74reel 5U

Clark, Charles E. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1938-1940

Clark

b. 6, f. 75reel 5U

Clark, Charles U.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1957

b. 6, f. 75reel 5U

Clark, GreenvilleThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936-1956

b. 6, f. 75reel 5U

Clark, JosephThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958

b. 6, f. 75reel 5U

Clark, Tom C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1949, 1965

Claxton

b. 6, f. 76reel 5U

Claxton, Brooke (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1958

b. 6, f. 76reel 5U

Claxton, PhilanderThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1965, 1970

Clay-Cleveland

b. 6, f. 77reel 5U

Clay, Lucius D.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962, 1968

b. 6, f. 77reel 5U

Clayton, Will L. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1963

b. 6, f. 77reel 5U

Claytor, W. GrahamThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1969

b. 6, f. 77reel 5U

Clemens, Cyril (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1971

b. 6, f. 77reel 5U

Cleveland, HarlanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1971

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b. 6, f. 78reel 5U

Cliord, Clark M. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1948-1970

Con-Cohen, Benjamin V.

b. 6, f. 79reel 5U

Con, Henry Sloane (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1937-1942,1949-1954

b. 6, f. 79reel 5U

Con, TristramThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1962

b. 6, f. 79reel 5U

Cohen, Benjamin V.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940, 1950-1957

Cohen, Jerome-Conant

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Cohen, Jerome (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1964

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Cohen, Wilbur J.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1969

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Collins, J. LawtonThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966, 1969

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Columbia UniversityThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1970

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Compson, Francis J.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1969

Compton, Karl T.See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 45 - 47

b. 6, f. 80reel 5U

Conant, James B.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1943-1949, 1969

Cooke-Cowen

b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Cooke, Alistair (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

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b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Coolidge, JeersonThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1937-1949

b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Cooper, John ShermanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1951-1966

b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Corbin, Arthur L.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1937-1939

b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Couzens, JamesThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1933

b. 6, f. 81reel 5U

Cowen, MyronThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1961

b. 6, f. 82 - 83reel 5U

Cowles, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1965

b. 7, f. 84 - 86reel 5U

Cowles, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1967-1971

Cox-Crocker

b. 7, f. 87reel 5U

Cox, OscarThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1938-1961

b. 7, f. 87reel 5U

Cripps, Sir StaordThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1956

b. 7, f. 87reel 5U

Crocker, JohnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings,1936-1972 Folder 9 See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speechesand Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 32

1950-1960

Culbertson-Cutler

b. 7, f. 88reel 5U

Culbertson, Paul (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1956

Cooke-Cowen (continued)

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b. 7, f. 88reel 5U

Curtis, Charles P., Jr., and Frances (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1939-1952

b. 7, f. 88reel 5U

Cutler, LloydThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1970

b. 7, f. 89reel 5U

DaThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 7, f. 90reel 5U

DeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 7, f. 91reel 5U

Di-DonThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 7, f. 92reel 5U

Dor-DyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Davies-Davison

b. 7, f. 93reel 5U

Davies, JohnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1961-1964

b. 7, f. 93reel 5U

Davis, ElmerThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1954, 1958

b. 7, f. 93reel 5U

Davis, James C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 7, f. 93reel 5U

Davis, Nathaniel P.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1968

b. 7, f. 93reel 5U

Davison, F. TrubeeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1931-1953

b. 7, f. 94reel 5U

Day, George Parmly (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1920-1956

Declaration of Atlantic UnitySee: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 288

Dennison-DeVane

Culbertson-Cutler (continued)

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b. 7, f. 95reel 5U

Dennison, Robert L. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1952, 1964-1969

b. 7, f. 95reel 5U

De Vane, William C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1945-1949

b. 7, f. 96reel 5U

Devlin, Sir Patrick (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1959

b. 8, f. 97 - 98reel 5U

Devlin, Sir Patrick (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1971

b. 8, f. 99reel 5U

Dewey, Thomas E.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1969

b. 8, f. 100reel 5U

Dick, Albert B., Jr. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1928-1954

b. 8, f. 101reel 5U

Dickey, Charles D. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955-1970

b. 8, f. 102reel 5U

Dickey, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 45 - 47


1948-1971

Dixon-Dodd

b. 8, f. 103reel 6U

Dixon, George (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1965

b. 8, f. 103reel 6U

Dixon, Sir OwenThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955-1962

b. 8, f. 103reel 6U

Dodd, Thomas J. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1965

Dennison-DeVane (continued)

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b. 8, f. 104reel 6U

Donaldson, Norman V. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1929 - 1961

b. 8, f. 105 - 108reel 6U

Donnelly, Desmond (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1956, 1960-1971

Dorr-Doub

b. 9, f. 109reel 6U

Dorr, Goldthwaite (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1953, 1971

b. 9, f. 109reel 6U

Doub, George Cochran (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1969

b. 9, f. 110reel 6U

Douglas, Lewis (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1932-1970

Douglas-Dulles

b. 9, f. 111reel 6U

Douglas, Paul H.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1968

b. 9, f. 111reel 6U

Draper, William H.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1953

b. 9, f. 111reel 6U

Dulles, Allen W.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940-1964

b. 9, f. 111reel 6U

Dulles, John FosterThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1958

Dun - Dunn

b. 9, f. 112reel 6U

Dun, Angus (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 9, f. 112reel 6U

Dunn, Frederick S.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1951

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b. 9, f. 112reel 6U

Dunn, James C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

Durand-Dutra

b. 9, f. 113reel 6U

Durand, DanaThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1963-1964

b. 9, f. 113reel 6U

Dutra, Eurico G.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1952

b. 9, f. 114reel 6U

Ea-ElThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 9, f. 115reel 6U

Em-EvThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Eagleburger-Eccles

b. 9, f. 116reel 6U

Eagleburger, LawrenceThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1967, 1970

b. 9, f. 116reel 6U

Eaton, Charles A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1950

b. 9, f. 116reel 6U

Eaton, Frederick M.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950, 1965-1969

b. 9, f. 116reel 6U

Eccles, Lord DavidThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966

b. 9, f. 117 - 119reel 6U

Eden, Anthony (Lord Avon) (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.



1952-1971

Edminster-Eliot

b. 9, f. 120reel 6U

Edminster, LynnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1955, 1969

Dun - Dunn (continued)

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b. 9, f. 120reel 6U

Eisenhower, Dwight D.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1951

b. 9, f. 120reel 6U

Elath, EliahuThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1950, 1961

b. 9, f. 120reel 6U

Eliot, Thomas H.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1950

b. 9, f. 121 - 122reel 6U

Elliot, Sir William (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1970

b. 9, f. 123reel 6U

Emmet, Christopher (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1959

b. 10, f. 124reel 7U

Emmet, Christopher (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.


1957-1970

Engel-Erhardt

b. 10, f. 125reel 7U

Engel, Irving (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1961-1970

b. 10, f. 125reel 7U

English, Philip H.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 10, f. 125reel 7U

Erhardt, John G.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1945-1949

Ernst-Evans

b. 10, f. 126reel 7U

Ernst, Morris (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1941, 1967-1971

b. 10, f. 126reel 7U

Evans, Barbara (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958, 1962,undated

b. 10, f. 127reel 7U

Fa-FeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Edminster-Eliot (continued)

Page 31 of 108



b. 10, f. 128reel 7U

FiThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 10, f. 129reel 7U

Fl-FoThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 10, f. 130reel 7U

Fr-FuThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Fahy-Farnam

b. 10, f. 131reel 7U

Fahy, Charles (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings,1936-1972 Folder 60 (p. 63)

1947-1965

b. 10, f. 131reel 7U

Fairbanks, Douglas, Jr. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

b. 10, f. 131reel 7U

Farley, James A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949, 1971

b. 10, f. 131reel 7U

Farnam, Thomas W. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1936-1937

b. 10, f. 132reel 7U

Feis, Herbert (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1949

Feller-Ferguson

b. 10, f. 133reel 7U

Feller, Abe H. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940-1949

b. 10, f. 133reel 7U

Fenoalta, Sergio (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1964-1971

b. 10, f. 133reel 7U

Ferguson, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 101 - 102 (p. 67)

1945-1971

Figl-Fischer, John

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b. 10, f. 134reel 7U

Figl, LeopoldThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1952

b. 10, f. 134reel 7U

Finletter, Thomas K. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1963

b. 10, f. 134reel 7U

Fischer, John (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 91 (p. 66) Seealso: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 90 (p. 66) See also:Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972Folder 33 (p. 62) See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder113 - 114 (p. 67) See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder101 - 102 (p. 67) See also: Series II. Correspondence Concerning Speechesand Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 9 (p. 61) See also: Series II. CorrespondenceConcerning Speeches and Writings, 1936-1972 Folder 26 (p. 62)

1954-1966

Fischer, Louis-Fitzpatrick

b. 10, f. 135reel 7U

Fischer, LouisThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1959

b. 10, f. 135reel 7U

Fisher, Sidney L.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1970

b. 10, f. 135reel 7U

Fitzpatrick, Daniel R.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1961

Flanagan-Flood

b. 11, f. 136reel 7U

Flanagan, Newman (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1951-1970

b. 11, f. 136reel 7U

Flood, Daniel J. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1948, 1956-1965

Forrestal-Foster

b. 11, f. 137reel 7U

Forrestal, James V.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1942

b. 11, f. 137reel 7U

Fortas, AbeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1947-1968

Figl-Fischer, John (continued)

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b. 11, f. 137reel 7U

Fosdick, DorothyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955-1964

b. 11, f. 137reel 7U

Foster, Maxwell (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1970

Frank

b. 11, f. 138reel 7U

Frank, JeromeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1950

b. 11, f. 138reel 7U

Frank, John P. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1961-1969

b. 11, f. 139 - 147reel 7Ureel 8U

Frankfurter, Felix (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1918-1925,1929-1958

b. 12, f. 148 - 149reel 8U

Frankfurter, Felix (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1964,undated

b. 12, f. 150reel 8U

Franks, Sir Oliver (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

Frantz-Freeman

b. 12, f. 151reel 8U

Frantz, Robert (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958-1964

b. 12, f. 151reel 8U

Frazer, HughThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1965-1966

b. 12, f. 151reel 8U

Fredburg, ArvidThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955-1970

b. 12, f. 151reel 8U

Freeman, Douglas S.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1948-1952

Freund

b. 12, f. 152reel 8U

Freund, Arthur J.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1970

Forrestal-Foster (continued)

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b. 12, f. 152reel 8U

Freund, Paul (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1971

b. 12, f. 153reel 8U

Fulbright, J. William (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

Furniss, Edgar S.See: Series I. General Correspondence, 1910-1971 Folder 463 - 464


b. 12, f. 154reel 8U

GaThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 12, f. 155reel 8U

Ge-GiThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 12, f. 156reel 8U

Gl-GooThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 12, f. 157reel 8U

Gor-GouThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 12, f. 158reel 8U

GrThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 12, f. 159reel 8U

Gu-GwThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Gaitskell-Gange

b. 12, f. 160reel 8U

Gaitskell, HughThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1958, 1962

b. 12, f. 160reel 8U

Galbraith, John Kenneth (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 12, f. 160reel 8U

Gange, JohnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

See also: Series III. Speeches and Writings, 1909-1978 Folder 87 - 88 (p. 66)

1953-1958

Freund (continued)

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b. 13, f. 161 - 162reel 8U

Gary, Charles B. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1953-1961

Gates

b. 13, f. 163reel 9U

Gates, Oliver (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1962, 1969

b. 13, f. 163reel 9U

Gates, SylvesterThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1965

Gellhorn-Gesell

b. 13, f. 164reel 9U

Gellhorn, WalterThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1940-1953

b. 13, f. 164reel 9U

Gerson, Louis (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962-1970

b. 13, f. 164reel 9U

Gesell, Gerhard (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1969

Gin-Gilbert

b. 13, f. 165reel 9U

Gin, Sidney F. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1957-1963

b. 13, f. 165reel 9U

Giord, WalterThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1952-1953

b. 13, f. 165reel 9U

Gilbert, Prentiss and CharlotteThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1926-1969

b. 13, f. 165reel 9U

Gilbert, Susan BrandeisThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1965

Gilpatrick-Goodhart

b. 13, f. 166reel 9U

Gilpatrick, RoswellThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955, 1964

b. 13, f. 166reel 9U

Giustiniani, Count AlviseThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1961

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b. 13, f. 166reel 9U

Goldwater, BarryThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1971

b. 13, f. 166reel 9U

Goodhart, ArthurThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962-1965

b. 13, f. 167 - 169reel 9U

Gould, John H. P. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1964-1971

Grady-Gray

b. 13, f. 170reel 9U

Grady, HenryThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1950

b. 13, f. 170reel 9U

Graebner, Norman A. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1959-1960

b. 13, f. 170reel 9U

Graham, Lord AngusThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1968-1969

b. 13, f. 170reel 9U

Graham, Philip L.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1961

b. 13, f. 170reel 9U

Gray, Walter H.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1947-1970

Green-Greenfield

b. 13, f. 171reel 9U

Green, Joseph C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1947-1970

b. 13, f. 171reel 9U

Greene, Edward B.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1937-1938

b. 13, f. 171reel 9U

Greenfield, Meg (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1962-1967

b. 13, f. 172reel 9U

Gregory, Frank (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1971

Grew-Grewe

Gilpatrick-Goodhart (continued)

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b. 13, f. 173reel 9U

Grew, Joseph C.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1951

b. 13, f. 173reel 9U

Grewe, WilhelmThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1960-1962

b. 14, f. 174 - 177reel 9U

Griswold, A. Whitney and Mary (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1935-1968,undated

Griswold, Erwin N.-Guillon

b. 14, f. 178reel 9U

Griswold, Erwin N.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1965

b. 14, f. 178reel 9U

Gross, Ernest A.This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1950-1959

b. 14, f. 178reel 9U

Gruber, KarlThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1957

b. 14, f. 178reel 9U

Gruening, ErnestThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1956

b. 14, f. 178reel 9U

Guillon, EdmundThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1966-1970

Gulliver-Gutt

b. 14, f. 179reel 9U

Gulliver, Ashbell G. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1938-1945

b. 14, f. 179reel 9U

Gunther, JohnThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1961

b. 14, f. 179reel 9U

Gutt, M.CamilleThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1949-1970

b. 14, f. 180reel 9U

Hab-HanThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

Grew-Grewe (continued)

Page 38 of 108



b. 14, f. 181reel 9U

Hap-HazThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 14, f. 182reel 9U

HeThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 15, f. 183reel 9U

HiThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 15, f. 184reel 9U

HoThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 15, f. 185reel 10U

Hu-HyThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

b. 15, f. 186reel 10U

Hadley, Arthur T. (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1955-1969

Hadley, Morris-Halifax

b. 15, f. 187reel 10U

Hadley, MorrisThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1946-1959

b. 15, f. 187reel 10U

Haley, Sir WilliamThis material has been microfilmed. Patrons must use HM 258 instead of theoriginals.

1963-1965

b. 15, f. 187reel 10U

Halifax, Lord Edward and Lady Dorothy (*)This material has been microfilmed. Patro

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