Joseph L. Rauh Papers - The Library of Congresslcweb2.loc.gov/service/mss/eadxmlmss/eadpdfmss/... · Joseph L. Rauh Papers A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Joseph L. Rauh Papers

A Finding Aid to the Collection in the Library of Congress

Manuscript Division, Library of CongressWashington, D.C.

2015Revised 2016 January

Contact information:http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/mss.contact

Additional search options available at:http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms003004

LC Online Catalog record:http://lccn.loc.gov/mm87062041

Prepared by Connie L. CartledgeRevised and expanded by Connie L. Cartledge

http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/mss.contact

http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms003004

http://lccn.loc.gov/mm87062041

Collection SummaryTitle: Joseph L. Rauh PapersSpan Dates: 1913-2008Bulk Dates: (bulk 1950-1984)ID No.: MSS62041Creator: Rauh, Joseph L., Jr., 1911-1992Size: 110,000 items ; 301 containers ; 120.2 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Lawyer, civil rights activist, and civil libertarian of Washington, D.C. Chiefly legal files together withcorrespondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, oral history interviews, speeches, writings, subject files, appointmentbooks, and other papers relating to Rauh's career as a public interest lawyer handling cases pertaining to civil rights, civilliberties, and labor disputes. Includes files relating to his activities with Americans for Democratic Action and to hisparticipation in Hubert H. Humphrey's presidential campaign in 1960.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleAuerbach, Carl A. (Carl Abraham), 1915- --Correspondence.Brennan, William J., 1906-1997--Correspondence.Cardozo, Benjamin N. (Benjamin Nathan), 1870-1938--Correspondence.Cohen, Benjamin V.--Correspondence.Douglas, Paul H. (Paul Howard), 1892-1976--Correspondence.Frankfurter, Felix, 1882-1965--Correspondence.Greenberg, Jack, 1924- --Correspondence.Hellman, Lillian, 1905-1984--Correspondence.Henry, Aaron, 1922-1997--Correspondence.Hollander, Edward D. (Edward Drey), 1908- --Correspondence.Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978--Correspondence.Humphrey, Hubert H. (Hubert Horatio), 1911-1978.Johnson, Lyndon B. (Lyndon Baines), 1908-1973--Correspondence.Kennedy, Edward M. (Edward Moore), 1932-2009--Correspondence.Loeb, James I. (James Isaac), 1908- --Correspondence.McCarthy, Eugene J., 1916-2005--Correspondence.Miller, Arthur, 1915-2005--Correspondence.Monroe, Marilyn, 1926-1962.Orlikow, Velma.Rauh, Joseph L., Jr., 1911-1992.Remington, William Walter, 1917-1954--Trials, litigation, etc.Reuther, Walter, 1907-1970--Correspondence.Roosevelt, Eleanor, 1884-1962--Correspondence.Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr. (Arthur Meier), 1917-2007--Correspondence.Wechsler, James A. (James Arthur), 1915-1983--Correspondence.Wilkins, Roy, 1901-1981--Correspondence.Yablonski, Joseph A. (Joseph Andrew), 1941- --Correspondence.

OrganizationsAmericans for Democratic Action.Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters.Democratic Party (U.S.)International Union, United Automobile Workers of America (A.F. of L.)

Joseph L. Rauh Papers 2

International Union, United Automobile Workers of America (CIO)Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party.United States. Congress. House. Committee on Un-American Activities.United States. Supreme Court.

SubjectsAffirmative action programs--United States.Automobile industry workers--Labor unions.Civil rights--United States.Communism.Filibusters (Political science)--United States.Labor disputes--United States.Labor unions--United States.Liberalism--United States.National security--United States.Patriotism--United States.Political campaigns--United States.Political parties--Mississippi.Practice of law--Washington (D.C.)Public interest law--United States.Trials (Perjury)--United States.Vietnam War, 1961-1975.

PlacesMississippi--Politics and government--1951-United States--Economic policy--20th century.United States--Foreign relations--20th century.United States--Politics and government--20th century.Washington (D.C.)--Politics and government.

OccupationsCivil libertarians.Civil rights leaders.Lawyers.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of Joseph L. Rauh, lawyer, civil libertarian, and civil rights activist, were given to the Library of Congress byRauh in 1986. Subsequent additions were received from 1987 through 2015 from Rauh; his law associates, James C. Turnerand Elliot C. Lichtman; his wife, Olie Rauh; and Rauh's sons, Carl Rauh and Michael Rauh.

Processing History

Part I of the papers of Joseph L. Rauh was arranged and described in 1988. An accession of speeches received in 1989 wasinterfiled into Part I in 1990. Additional legal material received in 1989 was processed as Part II in 1990. Subsequentmaterial received between 1990 and 1994 was processed as Part III in 1994. Material received in 1995 was processed asPart IV in 1999. Material received from 1999 to 2015 was processed as Part V in 2015.

Additional Guides

A description of the Rauh Papers appears in Library of Congress Acquisitions: Manuscript Division, 1987: 15-19.


Transfers

Sound recordings have been transferred to the Library's Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division wherethey are identified as part of these papers.

Related Material

Other papers held by the Library with material relating to Rauh are the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porter Records and theWilliam Walter Remington Papers.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of Joseph L. Rauh in these papers and in other collections of papers in the custody ofthe Library of Congress has been dedicated to the public.

Access and Restrictions

Restrictions apply governing the use, photoduplication, or publication of items in this collection. Consult a referencelibrarian in the Manuscript Division for information concerning these restrictions.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Roman numeral designating the Partfollowed by a colon and container number, Joseph L. Rauh Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington,D.C.

Biographical NoteDate Event1911, Jan. 3 Born, Cincinnati, Ohio

1932 B.S., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

1935 LL.B., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.Counsel to Securities and Exchange CommissionMarried Olie Westheimer

1936-1939 Law secretary, Supreme Court justices Benjamin N. Cardozo and Felix Frankfurter

1939-1942 Counsel, Department of Labor, Federal Communications Commission, Lend-LeaseAdministration, and Office for Emergency Management

1942-1945 Served on Douglas MacArthur's staff in the United States Army in Southwest Pacific; awardedLegion of Merit and Philippine Distinguished Service Star

1946-1947 General deputy housing expediter, Veterans Emergency Housing Program

1947 One of the founders of the Americans for Democratic Action (ADA); chairman of its executivecommittee, 1947-1952

1947-1986 Practiced law, Washington, D.C.

1952-1955 Vice chairman, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)

1955-1957 Chairman, Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)


http://hdl.loc.gov/loc.mss/eadmss.ms000016

1992, Sept. 3 Died, Washington, D.C.

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of Joseph L. Rauh, Jr. (1911-1992), span the years 1913-2008, with the majority of the items concentratedbetween 1950 and 1984. The bulk of the papers documents Rauh's career as a public interest lawyer who handled casespertaining chiefly to civil rights, civil liberties, and labor disputes. Also interfiled throughout the collection are a few papersof his law partners, John Silard and Elliott C. Lichtman. There are five parts and a restricted portion.

Part I of the Rauh Papers consist of eight series: Personal Correspondence, General Correspondence, Americans forDemocratic Action File, Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign File, Subject File, Legal File, Appointment Books, andMiscellany.

Papers in the Personal Correspondence series, 1938-1988, and General Correspondence series, 1949-1980, consist ofincoming and outgoing correspondence pertaining to Rauh's legal cases and to social and political issues that interestedhim, particularly civil rights, civil liberties, and labor. The General Correspondence pertains mostly to Rauh's legal cases,while the Personal Correspondence relates principally to his private interests. There is a great deal of similar material inboth series, however, since he supported several causes both publicly and privately. Because the two series overlap, someof the same correspondents and many of the same topics appear in both. Each series includes correspondence between Rauhand his family, friends, acquaintances, and the general public, although family correspondence is limited and appearsmostly in the early years of the Personal Correspondence series. Personal Correspondence files from 1946 to 1949 haveindexes appearing at the beginning of each folder which list correspondents and, at times, topics. General Correspondencefrom 1973 to 1980 consists primarily of outgoing letters. The correspondence is filed in the same arrangement in which itwas transferred to the Library.

The Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) File, 1949-1976, documents Rauh's activities as a member and officeholderof this political advocacy group. The papers document Rauh's activities as an organizer, public speaker, and fund-raiser. Inaddition, he testified about a wide variety of issues on ADA's behalf before many congressional committees. The papersfurther document Rauh's and the organization's position on civil rights, foreign and domestic policy, government loyalty/security measures, communism, civil liberties, national political campaigns, and other issues. Rauh and the ADA worked todefeat the attempt by Henry Wallace and his Progressive Party to assume the leadership of American liberalism in 1948.Rauh and the ADA were also active in moving civil rights to the center of the liberal agenda and in inserting a civil rightsplank into the platform of the Democratic party. Rauh was also one of the first to object to the tactics used by SenatorJoseph McCarthy and the House Un-American Activities Committee. The ADA files further reflect Rauh's efforts in behalfof civil rights and encouraging an anti-Vietnam War position within the Democratic party in 1967. Additional ADA-relatedcorrespondence appears in the Personal and General Correspondence files.

The Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign File, 1956-1963, pertains to Humphrey's unsuccessful 1960 presidential campaign.Rauh, vice chairman of the Democratic Central Committee in the District of Columbia in 1959-1960 and a close friend ofHumphrey, campaigned actively on the senator's behalf. The papers relate primarily to Rauh's fund-raising activities andplans for campaign strategy.

Papers in the Subject File, 1944-1988, document Rauh's activities and interests in affirmative action, civil rights, civilliberties, labor issues, union democracy, politics, and other issues. The papers show Rauh's active support in the Democraticparty for civil rights and party reform. In addition, they reflect his role in the formulation and enactment of civil rightslegislation. There are files containing correspondence and material that Rauh used to oppose the Supreme Courtnominations of Clement F. Haynsworth and G. Harrold Carswell. Also included are files pertaining to Rauh's unsuccessfulfight against William H. Rehnquist's nomination to the Court and his subsequent elevation to chief justice. These papersalso document Rauh's participation in attempts, 1950-1975, to curb the use of the filibuster in the Senate. Papers related tohis support for home rule in the District of Columbia are located in the District of Columbia, Democratic CentralCommittee files.

The Legal File, 1948-1986, constitutes the majority of the collection and consist chiefly of case files of Rauh's clients.Many of these cases are public service ones in which Rauh defended underrepresented groups and interests. Most of thecases pertain to civil rights, rights of trade unions, such as the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters and the United Auto


Workers, abuses of the federal loyalty/security programs, and other civil liberties issues. Two of Rauh's notable clients wereLillian Hellman, whom he represented before the House Un-American Activities Committee, and the members of theMississippi Freedom Democratic Party. For the latter he won a symbolic offer of two seats for the Freedom Party at the1964 Democratic National Convention, thereby ending the seating of segregated delegations. A letter to Rauh from ArthurMiller in which Miller describes his reaction to Marilyn Monroe's death is located in Jacobo Muchnik's file. A largemiscellany subseries is composed of briefs, writs, and congressional committee prints concerning cases that Rauh handled.

The final two series include Appointment Books, 1955-1986, and Miscellany, 1913-1988. The Appointment Books seriesconsist of calendars recording Rauh's personal and business engagements. Papers in the Miscellany series are chieflyspeeches, writings, interviews, and Rauh's letters to newspaper and magazine editors concerning his positions on variouslegal, political, and social issues.

Part II, a 1989 addition to the Rauh Papers, consists chiefly of correspondence and legal papers relating to Orlikow v.United States, a case in which Rauh represented Velma Orlikow and eight other defendants who were brainwashed withouttheir knowledge or consent at the Allan Memorial Institute in Montreal, Canada. Experiments were performed on thepatients by psychiatrist Ewen Cameron, who was funded from 1958 until 1960 by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

Part III, a 1994 addition complementing Rauh's papers received in previous installments, includes personal correspondence,subject files, legal files, speeches, and writings. The subject files document Rauh's activities and interests in civil rights,politics, and the Supreme Court. Almost all of the legal files relate to Orlikow v. United States.

Part IV, a 1999 addition, also supplements previous installments of the Rauh Papers and includes personal correspondence,subject files, legal files, oral history interviews, speeches, writings, and letters of condolence to Rauh's wife upon his deathin 1992. The subject files relate primarily to Rauh's interest in civil rights and the Supreme Court. Wage and hourlegislation files from 1939 to 1942 chronicle Rauh's service as counsel to the Department of Labor. Prominentcorrespondents in Part IV include Benjamin N. Cardozo, Benjamin V. Cohen, and Felix Frankfurter.

Part V , a 2015 addition, features some topics and time periods common to other parts of the Rauh Papers. It includescorrespondence, legal files, speeches and writings, family papers, oral history interviews, press and magazine articles aboutRauh, and files relating to his death. The majority of the addition relates to correspondence and legal papers pertaining toRauh's client, William Walter Remington. Rauh defended Remington against charges of perjury resulting from his denialunder oath that he had participated in a Soviet espionage ring and that he had been a member of the Communist Party.Remington was convicted of perjury and murdered in prison. The correspondence also includes some letters to Rauh's wifeOlie.

Other prominent and frequent correspondents in the collection include Carl A. Auerbach, William J. Brennan (1906-1997),Paul H. Douglas, Felix Frankfurter, Jack Greenberg, Aaron Henry, Edward D. Hollander, Hubert H. Humphrey, Lyndon B.Johnson, Edward M. Kennedy, James I. Loeb, Eugene J. McCarthy, Walter Reuther, Eleanor Roosevelt, Arthur MeierSchlesinger (1917- ), James A. Wechsler, Roy Wilkins, and Joseph Yablonski.

Organization of the PapersThe collection is arranged in five parts composed of eighteen series. Also includes a restricted portion:

Part I:• Personal Correspondence, 1938-1988• General Correspondence, 1949-1980• Americans for Democratic Action File, 1949-1976• Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign File, 1956-1963• Subject File, 1944-1988• Legal File, 1940-1986• Appointment Books, 1955-1986• Miscellany, 1913-1989

Part II: 1989 Addition• Legal File, 1926-1988


Part III: 1994 Addition:• Personal Correspondence, 1966-1992• Subject File, 1928-1992.• Legal File, 1949-1990• Miscellany, 1940-1992

Part IV: 1999 Addition• Personal Correspondence, 1984-1986• Subject File, 1928-1993• Legal File, 1985-1994• Miscellany, 1940-1993

Part V: 2015 Addition

Restricted


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-4 Part I: Personal Correspondence, 1938-1988

Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his family, friends, acquaintances, and thepublic documenting Rauh's public and personal interests.

Rauh's arrangement for the years 1938-1972 was reverse chronological order, andcorrespondence from 1973 to 1985 was arranged chronologically by a group of years andthen alphabetically. For example, correspondence for the years 1973-1976 is arranged inreverse chronological order as one group and then filed alphabetically by name ofcorrespondent.

BOX 4-11 Part I: General Correspondence, 1949-1980Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, family, clients,

and the public pertaining to legal matters and social and political interests, particularlylabor, labor unions, civil rights, and civil liberties.

Correspondence for the years 1973 to 1980 is arranged in reverse chronological order.Correspondence from 1949 to 1972 is arranged alphabetically as received by the first letterof the correspondent's last name and then by year in reverse chronological order.

BOX 11-17 Part I: Americans for Democratic Action File, 1949-1976Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, speeches, press releases,

pamphlets, financial and policy statements, lists of members, resolutions, newspaperclippings, and other printed matter pertaining to Rauh's activities in ADA.

Arranged as received in reverse chronological order.

BOX 18-20 Part I: Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign File, 1956-1963Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, speeches, photographs, pamphlets, programs,

reports, invitations, newspaper clippings, and other material documenting Rauh's role inHumphrey's 1960 presidential campaign.

Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material. Paperswithin each folder are arranged as received in reverse chronogical order.

BOX 20-45 Part I: Subject File, 1944-1988Correspondence, memoranda, legal briefs and writs, reports, minutes of meetings, newspaper

clippings, printed matter, and other material concerning Rauh's activities and interests incivil rights, civil liberties, labor issues, politics, and other issues.

Arranged alphabetically as received by name of individual or organization, topic, or type ofmaterial.

BOX 46-202 Part I: Legal File, 1940-1986Correspondence, depositions, memoranda, briefs, writs, petitions, photographs, reports,

transcripts, and printed matter pertaining to Rauh's legal cases.Arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject, with the majority of the files

further arranged by topic or type of material. Miscellaneous briefs, writs, and committeeprints are arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject.

BOX 203-212 Part I: Appointment Books, 1955-1986Appointment books recording Rauh's personal and business activities.Arrangement is chronological.


BOX 212-216 Part I: Miscellany, 1913-1989Correspondence, memoranda, award certificates, articles, book reviews, interviews,

photographs, speeches, newspaper clippings, printed matter, a scrapbook, and othermaterial.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 217-268 Part II: Legal File, 1926-1988Correspondence, memoranda, depositions, briefs, writs, petitions, transcripts, reports, medical

records, and printed matter pertaining to the case Orlikow v. United States.Arrangement is alphabetical by type of material or subject.

BOX 269 Part III: Personal Correspondence, 1966-1992Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, and the public.Arrangement is chronological.

BOX 269-272 Part III: Subject File, 1928-1992Correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, reports, notes, and printed matter.Arrangement is alphabetical by name of individual or organization, topic, or type of material.

BOX 273-282 Part III: Legal File, 1949-1990Correspondence, memoranda, briefs, opinions, petitions, notes, reports, medical records,

financial papers, and printed matter pertaining to Rauh's legal cases.Arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject, with the majority of the files

further arranged by type of material.

BOX 282-284 Part III: Miscellany, 1940-1992Correspondence, memoranda, articles, book reviews, letters to editors, speeches, printed

matter, and other items.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 285 Part IV: Personal Correspondence, 1984-1986Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, and the public,

including attachments.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 285-287 Part IV: Subject File, 1928-1993Correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, reports, speeches, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by name of individual, organization, or topic.

BOX 287 Part IV: Legal File, 1985-1994Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter pertaining to the case Orlikow v. United

States.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 287-289 Part IV: Miscellany, 1940-1993Correspondence, memoranda, articles, book reviews, speeches, transcripts of oral history

interviews, printed matter, and other items.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.


BOX 290-299 Part V: 2015 Addition, 1913-2008Correspondence, memoranda, briefs and legal papers, interviews, reports, speeches and

writings, photographs, family papers, newspaper clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX R301 Restricted: Part I: Legal File, 1969A restricted item.Described according to the part, series, and container from which it was removed.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-4 Part I: Personal Correspondence, 1938-1988Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his family, friends, acquaintances, and the

public documenting Rauh's public and personal interests.Rauh's arrangement for the years 1938-1972 was reverse chronological order, and

correspondence from 1973 to 1985 was arranged chronologically by a group of years andthen alphabetically. For example, correspondence for the years 1973-1976 is arranged inreverse chronological order as one group and then filed alphabetically by name ofcorrespondent.

BOX 1 1984-19881981-1983

(4 folders)1977-1980

A-G(3 folders)

BOX 2 H-Z(4 folders)

1973-1976A-J

(4 folders)BOX 3 K-Z

(7 folders)1961-19721952-1960Apr. 1947-May 1949

BOX 4 Feb. 1946-Mar. 1947Aug. 1938-Jan. 1946, undated

BOX 4-11 Part I: General Correspondence, 1949-1980Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, family, clients,

and the public pertaining to legal matters and social and political interests, particularlylabor, labor unions, civil rights, and civil liberties.

Correspondence for the years 1973 to 1980 is arranged in reverse chronological order.Correspondence from 1949 to 1972 is arranged alphabetically as received by the first letterof the correspondent's last name and then by year in reverse chronological order.

BOX 4 1980(4 folders)

1979July-Dec.

BOX 5 Jan.-June1978

(2 folders)


1977(3 folders)


1975(4 folders)

1974Oct.-Dec.

BOX 7 Jan.-Sept.(3 folders)

1973(4 folders)

BOX 8 1949-1972A-E

(9 folders)BOX 9 F-M

(10 folders)BOX 10 1949-1972

M-S(10 folders)

BOX 11 T-Z(6 folders)

BOX 11-17 Part I: Americans for Democratic Action File, 1949-1976Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, speeches, press releases,

pamphlets, financial and policy statements, lists of members, resolutions, newspaperclippings, and other printed matter pertaining to Rauh's activities in ADA.

Arranged as received in reverse chronological order.

BOX 11 1964-1976, undated(7 folders)

BOX 12 1958-1963(7 folders)

1957July-Dec.

BOX 13 Jan.-June1956

Apr.-Dec.(5 folders)

BOX 14 Jan.-Mar.(2 folders)

1955May-Dec.

(4 folders)BOX 15 Jan.-Apr.

1953-1954(4 folders)

Part I: General Correspondence, 1949-1980

Container Contents



1951Apr.-Dec.

(3 folders)BOX 17 Jan.-Mar.

1949-1950(8 folders)

BOX 18-20 Part I: Hubert H. Humphrey Campaign File, 1956-1963Correspondence, memoranda, press releases, speeches, photographs, pamphlets, programs,

reports, invitations, newspaper clippings, and other material documenting Rauh's role inHumphrey's 1960 presidential campaign.

Arranged alphabetically by name of person or organization, topic, or type of material. Paperswithin each folder are arranged as received in reverse chronogical order.

BOX 18 CorrespondenceGeneral, 1959-1963

(5 folders)Thank-you letters, 1959

District of Columbia Committee, 1959-1960(2 folders)

Finances, 1960History, 1956-1961

BOX 19 Memoranda, 1959-1960Newspaper clippings, 1959-1960Speeches

Draft, 1959-1960Given

May 1959-Apr. 1960(3 folders)

BOX 20 Dec. 1958-Apr. 1959Reference, 1959-1960

Symington, Stuart, 1960Uncommitted electors, 1959-1960Ziffren Committee, 1959-1960

BOX 20-45 Part I: Subject File, 1944-1988Correspondence, memoranda, legal briefs and writs, reports, minutes of meetings, newspaper

clippings, printed matter, and other material concerning Rauh's activities and interests incivil rights, civil liberties, labor issues, politics, and other issues.

Arranged alphabetically as received by name of individual or organization, topic, or type ofmaterial.

BOX 20 Affirmative action1984-1985

(2 folders)BOX 21 1977-1980

(4 folders)

Part I: Americans for Democratic Action File, 1949-1976

Container Contents


BOX 22 1972-1976(4 folders)

American Civil Liberties Union, 1951-1970Antioch University, Yellow Springs, Ohio, 1966-1985

(2 folders)BOX 23 Atomic energy

Emergency conference for civilian control, 1946(2 folders)

International control, 1946Auerbach, Carl A., 1958-1968Bell, Griffin B., attorney general nomination

General, 1977Hearings, 1977Newspaper clippings, 1976-1977

Bork, Robert, and Ginsberg, Douglas H., Supreme Court nominations, 1987BOX 24 Capital punishment, 1961-1967

Cardozo, Benjamin N., 1957-1967Carswell, G. Harrold, Supreme Court nomination

Clippings, 1970General, 1970-1971

Civil rights See also Container 269, same headingAlbany, Ga., 1963General

1960-1985(6 folders)


Grant-in-aid, 1963United States Congress, August session, 1960

Civil Rights Act1966Feb.-Dec. 1958

BOX 26 Aug. 1957-Jan. 19581956-1957

(2 folders)Civil rights acts, 1963-1965Civil rights acts and Voting Rights Act, amendments, 1981Civil rights and civil liberties, 1952-1957, 1964-1965

(3 folders)Commission on Government Security, 1957Commission on Social Action, 1958-1964

BOX 27 Conflict of interest, 1962-1967Congressional investigations, 1957-1962Constitutional convention, 1966-1970Copyrights, 1961Council for a Livable World, 1962-1972

(4 folders)

Part I: Subject File, 1944-1988

Container Contents


County unit primary system, 1958-1959BOX 28 Criminal practice, 1965-1966, 1981

Defense Facilities Protection Act of 1954, 1954-1955Democratic Party See also Container 270, same heading

Committee against Discrimination, 1965Delegate challenge, Mississippi, 1972Delegate selection, Mississippi, 1969-1971

BOX 29 Delegate selection and party organization, 1969-1975(5 folders)

Democratic National Convention1968

Credentials contestGeneral, 1968

(2 folders)Mississippi, 1967-1968

196419601956

BOX 30 Democratic Peace Caucus, 1967-1968(3 folders)

District of ColumbiaCentral Committee

Certification of job seekers, 1961-1967(5 folders)

BOX 31 General1961-1966

(6 folders)BOX 32 1948-1960

Home rule, 1965-1971Minutes of meetings, 1960-1967

(2 folders)Primary, 1964

Contributions and billsGeneral

(2 folders)BOX 33 Statements, reports, and memoranda

MiscellanyRauh's resignation, 1967

McCarthy, Eugene J., for President, 1968General, 1980-1981Mississippi, 1978Platforms, 1944-1972

District of Columbia Bar Association, 1961-1968Douglas, Paul Howard, 1962, 1976Eisenhower, Dwight D., 1948Election reform and campaign financing, 1966-1967

BOX 34 Election registration bill, federal, 1960


Container Contents


Election registration bill of 1959, federal, 1958-1959Fair Employment Practices Bill, 1961-1963Fair Employment Practices Commission, National Council for, 1945-1946Federal Bureau of Investigation

Clippings, 1949-1951, 1958-1965General, 1950-1951, 1957

Frankfurter, FelixGeneral, 1945-1948, 1956-1963Portrait, 1973-1974

Ginsberg, Douglas H. See Container 23, same headingBOX 35 Government security, Hubert H. Humphrey's Special Commission, 1955-1956

Harriman, W. Averell, campaign for president, 1952Haynsworth, Clement F., Supreme Court nomination, 1969-1970

(3 folders)House Un-American Activities Committee, 1949, 1954-1957, 1968

BOX 36 Housing Expediter, Office ofGeneral, 1946-1949

(2 folders)Lustron Corp., 1946-1947

(2 folders)Tucker Corp., 1947

Humphrey, Hubert H., 1964-1972 See also Container 271, same headingJohnson, Lyndon B., 1948, 1958-1960, 1969Jones, Lee, re William Remington book, 1978-1979, 1985 See also Container 271, same

headingKennedy, Anthony, 1987-1988

BOX 37 Kennedy, Edward M., 1968-1971, 1980Kennedy, John F.

Administration, government positions, 1960-1961General, 1958-1960, 1967

Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959, 1980Lewis, Fulton, 1956Lowenstein, Allard K., Richard Cummings book, 1985Loyalty/security, 1947-1956, 1965

(4 folders)BOX 38 McCarthy, Eugene J., 1968

McCarthy, Joseph R., 1953-1954(2 folders)

Marshall Plan, Committee to Aid European Recovery, 1947-1948Modern Community Developers, 1958-1968Morse, Wayne, reelection campaign, 1967-1968National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1956-1974National Council for Fair Employment Practices Commission See Container 34, Fair

Employment Practices CommissionNixon, Richard M., 1956Passports

1958-1962


Container Contents


BOX 39 1953-1958Pensions, House of Representatives rankings, 1978Philippines, 1945-1948Poff, Richard H., Supreme Court nomination, 1971Presidential campaigns

19801976

ClippingsGeneral

197219681960

Progressive, 1950-1968Rehnquist, William H., Supreme Court nominations

Associate justice, 1971(1 folder)

BOX 40 (3 folders)Chief justice, 1986

(2 folders)BOX 41 Reinhold Niebuhr Award, Inc., fund, 1972-1975

Reuther, Walter P., 1949, 1954-1965, 1970Roy Wilkins Memorial Foundation, 1984-1985Schlesinger, Arthur Meier (1917- ), 1949-1972

(3 folders)School Desegregation Act of 1961, 1960-1961School segregation, 1956-1961Shipley, Carl L., 1954, 1963Southern Conference for Human Welfare, 1947Stevenson, Adlai E. (1930- ), 1952-1957

(2 folders)BOX 42 Supreme Court, limitation of appellate jurisdiction, 1958-1959

Tidelands oil case, 1946-1948Tokyo Rose, presidential pardon, 1975-1976“Union democracy”

1983-1985(2 folders)

BOX 43 1958-1981(2 folders)

Union for Democratic Action, 1946Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1985-1986United States Senate, rule 22, filibuster rule

1958-1975(3 folders)

BOX 44 1950-1957(4 folders)

Wallace, Henry Agard, 1945-1947


Container Contents


BOX 45 White, Harry Dexter, 1953-1954, 1965(3 folders)

Miscellany, 1963-1985

BOX 46-202 Part I: Legal File, 1940-1986Correspondence, depositions, memoranda, briefs, writs, petitions, photographs, reports,

transcripts, and printed matter pertaining to Rauh's legal cases.Arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject, with the majority of the files

further arranged by topic or type of material. Miscellaneous briefs, writs, and committeeprints are arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject.

BOX 46 Abood, D. Louis, 1975-1977(3 folders)

Adams, Frances, 1970-1971Adams v. City of Detroit, 1972-1973

(2 folders)AFL-CIO, 1970Alaska pipeline case

1976BOX 47 1974-1975

(4 folders)Alcohol and Drug Problems Association of North America, 1963, 1970-1976Alleghany Corp.

Court of Appeals notes, John SilardDistrict Court, 1959-1960

BOX 48 General, 1956-1965(2 folders)

Knudsen materials, copies of, 1954-1959Memoranda of facts and supporting documents, 1954-1955Working papers

1959-1960BOX 49 1959

American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, Council 21, 1971-1973, 1979(3 folders)

American Federation of Television and Radio ArtistsBriefs, writs, and petitions, 1973-1975

(2 folders)BOX 50 General, 1974-1976

American Psychoanalytic Association, 1968American University v. Strauss, 1969Amison, George E., 1969-1970Bachowski, Walter, 1974-1976

(2 folders)Bandoni, Joseph P., 1962-1969

BOX 51 Bannockburn, 1969Barnes, Roland E.

Depositions, 1962-1966(2 folders)


Container Contents


General, 1961-1971(5 folders)

BOX 52 Work file, 1962-1964Barus, David N., 1976Beasley, Thomas B. and Willie T., 1951-1956Beck v. Communications Workers, 1980Bedell, Steven, 1967-1969Benda v. Grand Lodge of International Association of Machinists, 1977-1978Bernstein, Charles, 1940-1943, 1958-1968

(2 folders)Bernstein, Stephanie, 1975-1976Bipartisan Committee on Absentee Voting, Alfred E. Davidson, 1967-1972

BOX 53 Block, Herb, 1975Booth, Jerry H., 1972Boyle, Kay, 1977-1983Breth, Jennings Herrick, 1966-1967Bricklayers Union No. 4, 1972Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen

Briefs and petitionsBangor and Aroostock Railroad Co.

(3 folders)BOX 54 (3 folders)BOX 55 Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co.

(3 folders)Miscellany

BOX 56 General, 1971Brotherhood of Railway, Airline, and Steamship Clerks (Ellis/Fails)

Briefs, 1981-1983Correspondence

1977-1985(5 folders)

BOX 57 1975-1976(3 folders)

Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, 1952-1965(2 folders)

Brown, Ralph D., 1968Buchanan, Bernice F., 1968-1969Buchanan, Martha Helene, 1972-1973Buck, Carl H.

Board for Correction of Naval Records, 1956-1959Briefs and decisions, 1952-1954Court of Claims, 1959-1962

BOX 58 Court of Military Appeals, 1954-1959Discharge, unjust, 1956-1959Evidence, newly discovered, 1952-1959General

Part I: Legal File, 1940-1986

Container Contents


1957-1967(5 folders)

BOX 59 1952-1956(2 folders)

Pardon petitionExhibits, 1959General, 1959

Statements, 1953-1957Work file, 1952-1959

(2 folders)Burton, Lola M. See Container 67, same headingBurmese case, U Aung Than/BoSetKya, 1966-1967Campbell, Donald F., 1970-1971

BOX 60 Campus Americans for Democratic Action, low-cost standby youth faresBriefs filed by others, 1970General, 1966-1970

(2 folders)Carey, James B., 1965-1967Carr, James H., 1964-1965Carroll, Peter J., Jr., 1970-1971Carter v. Carey, 1964

BOX 61 Cigich, Joseph M., 1969-1970Clark, Grenville, 1963-1964Clark, Joseph S., 1967-1970Clark v. Clark, 1967-1968Colonial Penn Group, Inc., 1976-1978

(2 folders)Coy, Grace C., 1967Cutler, Wallace, 1959-1963

BOX 62 Dargusch, CarltonDisbarment proceeding, 1964-1965General, 1965

Deerfield Park District v. Progress Development Corp.1962-1963

(3 folders)BOX 63 1959-1961

(3 folders)Democratic Party, challenge of delegates by George McGovern

1972(2 folders)

BOX 64 1971-1972District of Columbia, mass transit and freeways, 1969Djilas, Milovan, 1957-1958Donath, Ludwig, 1958Donovan, Thomas A., 1966-1967Douglas, Mercedes, 1963-1966Dowling, Monroe D.


Container Contents


1976-1978BOX 65 1975

(2 folders)Drew, Grace


Notes and exhibits used at trial, 1968Ellinger, W. Don, 1962-1964

BOX 66 Erenreich, Dorothea, 1960-1964(3 folders)

Evans, George E., 1952-1965(2 folders)

BOX 67 Ewing, Mrs. M. H., 1961-1962Farber, Martin A., 1960-1961Farm Workers Action Committee, 1969Ferguson, Dolores, and Lola M. Burton, 1964Fertig, Ralph, 1969Fleming, Harold C., 1959-1963

(2 folders)Forrest Industries, Inc., 1968-1969Frankforther, Robert L., 1969Freedman, Monroe, 1966Friedman, Robert Samuel, 1965-1966

BOX 68 Galarza v. Di Giorgio, 1963-1966Gallo boycott case, 1974

(2 folders)Gardner, Thelma G., 1963Gichner, Lawrence E., 1963-1964Gleason, Joseph D., 1968-1969

BOX 69 Greenwich Institute, proposed, 1968Greer, Juanita M., 1969Griffin v. Maryland, 1958-1963

(4 folders)BOX 70 Hall, Robert, 1957-1964

(2 folders)Hammond, Joseph, 1954-1962

(3 folders)Hardy, Mrs. Willie, 1962-1964

BOX 71 Hellman, Lillian, 1950-1986(2 folders)

Herring, Helen M., 1967Hohri, William, 1967-1986

(3 folders)Hughes, Paul H., 1956-1958

BOX 72 Ighnat, Betty Jane, 1967-1969Independent Socialist League

Correspondence, 1956-1958


Container Contents


General, 1956-1958Listing as a communist organization, 1949-1958

(2 folders)Shachtman, Max

1955-1957BOX 73 1952-1954

(2 folders)Indian tribe, Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux, 1968Jackson, Gardner, 1947, 1955-1957, 1965-1967Jamaica Broadcasting Corp., 1964Jenrette, John W.

Briefs1984

(2 folders)BOX 74 1983-1984

Correspondence, 1984-1985Transcripts

1980Sept. 5-9

(2 folders)BOX 75 Sept. 10-17



(5 folders)BOX 78 Sept. 30-Oct. 3

(4 folders)BOX 79 Oct. 6-Nov. 13

(4 folders)1981

Feb. 10BOX 80 Feb. 11-May 15

(5 folders)BOX 81 May 18-Sept. 22

(2 folders)Johnson, Victor William, annuity benefits suit, 1954-1961

(2 folders)Kaplan, Jacob M., motion picture, 1973-1974

BOX 82 Kelsey v. Weinberger, 1973Kish, Leslie, 1971-1972Kuhn, Katherine Vail, 1980-1983Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act, 1958-1961Lassar, Richard E., 1969-1970Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1965-1977

(2 folders)Leon, Arnold, 1960-1964


Container Contents


Lepscky, Carlo, 1961-1962Leverton, Lillian M., 1969-1970

BOX 83 Levin, Arthur J.General, 1965Work file, 1963-1966

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co., 1968-1969Linebaugh, David, 1974Machinists

Bribery, 1976-1978Coordinated bargaining, 1978Freedom of information appeal, 1978-1979Labor board, 1978-1979Lobbying, gas bill, 1978Pension fund, 1979-1980

BOX 84 Mack, Marvin D., 1964-1968Macon v. American Federation of Government Employees

General, 1970-1972Pleadings file, 1972

McCarthy, Eugene J., equal time case, 1967-1968(2 folders)

McGraw, B. T., 1969MCHR, addresses and telephone numbers, 1978-1979McLean Gardens, 1961Meyers, Melville, 1967-1969

BOX 85 Miller, Arthur See also Container 274, same headingCourt of Appeals, 1957-1960

(2 folders)Passports

BOX 86 Miners for Democracy, 1971-1973Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party

Briefs, 1964-1965General, 1960-1972, 1980

(4 folders)Moi, Tang Tchong (Danny), 1958, 1964-1966Motor carrier safety, 1970-1971

BOX 87 Muchnik, Jacobo, 1956, 1962-1971National Football League Players Association

CitationsClippings, 1980General

1981-1984(2 folders)

1980Nov.-Dec.

BOX 88 Apr.-Nov.(2 folders)

Orlikow v. United States, 1986


Container Contents


See also Containers 217-268, 274-282, and 287, same heading(2 folders)

Outer Continental ShelfContract, 1980-1982General

1980-1981BOX 89 1977-1979

(2 folders)General correspondence, 1978-1982

(3 folders)IndexesNewspaper clippings, 1979-1980

BOX 90 PleadingsBound (fastners removed by library staff)

June 1979-May 1981(4 folders)

BOX 91 June 1981-Nov. 1982(3 folders)

Unbound1980-1981

(3 folders)BOX 92 1978-1980

(2 folders)Transcripts, 1979-1981Miscellany, 1979-1981

BOX 93 Philby, Eleanor K., 1964-1965Powell, Yvette Flores (Mrs. Adam Clayton Powell (1908-1972), 1967-1972Project on Budget Priorities, undatedQuaker Action Group

1973-1977(4 folders)

BOX 94 1970-1973(4 folders)

BOX 95 1968-1969(3 folders)

Reis, Pat, 1971-1977Ringer v. Mumford

Correspondence, 1971-1974Pleadings file

1971-1972BOX 96 1972-1973

Seay v. McDonnell Douglas Corp., 1974-1977Slaiman, Donald, 1948-1962Sobell, Morton, 1957-1963Sollins, I. V., 1970-1971Taylor, Mark F., 1968-1972

BOX 97 Texaco, Inc., rights of accused employees in disciplinary investigations, 1968-1969


Container Contents


United Auto Workers, AFL/CIO See also Container 282, same headingBombings, 1962, 1968Border crossing, 1949-1967Brooks Research and Manufacturing, 1972-1973"B" miscellaneous, 1961-1964, 1971Chicago Stamping Plant, Ford Motor Co., 1977-1978Civil rights

Birmingham, Ala., bail bonds, 1963-1972(3 folders)

BOX 98 Democratic Party, Negro adherence to, 1963Demonstrations, 1963Part III of Act, 1963

Civil rights and civil liberties, 1953-1962(3 folders)

Committee for National Insurance, 1969-1973(2 folders)

Communications Satellite Corp., 1962Communism, 1961-1962, 1968Convention, 1964"C" miscellaneous, 1963-1968Dayton-Columbus amicus brief, 1979Debt assistance for unemployed workers, 1962

BOX 99 Deductibility of union dues, Internal Revenue Service code regulations, 1959-1960Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation, 1963Ex-Cell-O

Briefs, 1967(2 folders)

General, 1967-1970United States Court of Appeals

1971-1976(2 folders)

BOX 100 1970Exempt organizations, 1963"E" miscellaneous, 1963-1967Fafnir Bearing Co.

1963-1967(3 folders)

BOX 101 1962-1963Free Labor Cooperative Education Fund, 1962Fringe benefits, 1963"F" miscellaneous, 1963-1967General, 1956, 1967General Counsel, 1963-1967General Motors Corp.

Agency shop, 1961-1963(3 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 102 Price profit charge of 1961, 1957-1962(2 folders)

Salaried workers, 1963-1964Subcontracting, 1964-1967Supreme Court

Briefs, 1962-1963BOX 103 Work file, 1962-1963

Goodman, Leo, 1967-1969Gosser, Richard, 1962-1963Gray v. Reuther, 1960

(2 folders)Group Research, Inc., 1962-1963Group Research, Inc. v. Waite, 1968-1970Hartwell, Ga., Monroe Shock Absorber Co., 1963-1966

(2 folders)Hoosier Cardinal Corp., 1965-1966

BOX 104 Hughes Tool Co., 1963-1964(2 folders)

"H" miscellaneous, 1958-1966Industrial personnel security program, 1948-1960

(3 folders)BOX 105 Industrial Union Department, 1962-1965

International Union of Electrical Workers, 1963-1965Karam, Barbara, 1959-1960Kohler Co.

Court of AppealsGeneral

1961-1965(3 folders)


Pleadings--joint appendixVol. 1

BOX 107 Vols. 2-4(3 folders)

BOX 108 Vol. 5Supplemental

General, 1951-1957Reinstatement of seventy-seven dischargees, 1964-1968Supreme Court

Briefs and writs, 1954-1965(1 folder)

BOX 109 (1 folder)General, 1961

Labor union idea, 1965-1966Legal memoranda, 1963-1969Legislation, 1960-1965


Container Contents


Levy, Leon, 1966-1969Libel suit, Calore v. Gibson, 1963-1964Lobbying act, 1956, 1963Local Number 5, drug buying plan, 1962Maschhoff, Jack, 1965

BOX 110 McCulloch Corp., 1964-1966(3 folders)

McMillan, Homer, 1965-1969Mields, Jennifer Robin, 1969 RestrictedMine, Mill and Smelter Workers, International Union of, 1962-1965

BOX 111 Missiles, 1960-1965(4 folders)

Multiunion bargaining units, article XXI, 1963-1964National Labor Relations Board, 1961-1966"N" miscellaneous, 1966-1967Political contributions, 1956PRDC (Monroe Reactor), 1963Railway Clerks v. Allen, 1963-1964

BOX 112 Right to work caseBriefs and petitions, 1974-1984

(4 folders)Correspondence

1983-1985(2 folders)

BOX 113 1974-1982(7 folders)

BOX 114 1971-1973(2 folders)

Newspaper clippings, 1975-1983Plaintiff unions, communications to, 1975-1985Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment

"R" miscellaneous, 1961-1970United States Senate, rule 22

Complaint, original, 1980-1981Correspondence, 1978-1979Lawsuit, 1979

BOX 115 Williams, FredBoard of Immigration Appeals hearings, 1961-1966

(2 folders)British government letters, 1960General, 1958-1966

(2 folders)Miscellany of briefs, writs, and petitions, 1948-1971

(1 folder)BOX 116 (2 folders)

United Mine Workers See also Container 282, same headingClippings, 1973-1975


Container Contents


Correspondence, 1971-1975Foundations, 1970-1973General, 1973

BOX 117 Legal papers, 1971-1977Miners for Democracy, 1972-1976

BOX 118 Miscellany, 1946, 1967-1977(4 folders)

United Shoeworkers of AmericaBata Shoe Co.

Briefs and petitions, 1966-1967BOX 119 General, 1970-1971

Brooks Shoe Manufacturing Co.(2 folders)

Brown Counter Co.General, 1970-1974

(2 folders)Tariff Commission, 1970-1972

General1973-1976

BOX 120 1964-1972Hanover Shoe Co., 1969-1971

(3 folders)Local bylaws

1960-1968BOX 121 1959

Merger, 1956-1957Opinions, 1950-1971Selis Shoe Repairing Co., 1971Thurmont Shoe Co., 1969

(2 folders)United Steelworkers of America

District director elections, 1973McBride v. Sadlowski, 1977

BOX 122 United Steelworkers of America v. Rodriguez, 1976-1977United Steelworkers of America v. Sadlowski See also Container 282, same heading

Constitutions of United Steelworkers, 1972-1976Department of Labor

Canadian investigation of election, 1977Preelection correspondence, 1976-1977

Depositions1978

(3 folders)BOX 123 1974-1978

(5 folders)BOX 124 Election day information suit, 1976-1977

Exhibits(3 folders)


Container Contents


General1983

BOX 125 1981-1983(5 folders)

BOX 126 1979-1981(5 folders)


BOX 128 1977-1978(5 folders)

BOX 129 1974-1977(5 folders)

BOX 130 1973-1974(5 folders)

BOX 131 Gottesman and postelection protest correspondence, 1977McBride campaign literature, 1976Steel labor suit, 1976Miscellany, 1976-1977

Wechsler, James A., 1951-1971(2 folders)

White House picketing restrictions, 1967-1969, 1976Wiltse, Charles M., 1958-1960

BOX 132 Miscellany of briefs, writs, and committee printsAc-Ai

(4 folders)BOX 133 Ak-Ama

(4 folders)BOX 134 Ame-An

(4 folders)BOX 135 An-Ara

(4 folders)BOX 136 Arg-Au

(4 folders)BOX 137 Av-Bay

(5 folders)BOX 138 Bec-Boy

(4 folders)BOX 139 Brad-Brot

(4 folders)BOX 140 Brot-But

(4 folders)BOX 141 Cab-Car

(3 folders)BOX 142 Car-Char

(4 folders)BOX 143 Char-Civ

(4 folders)BOX 144 Civ


Container Contents


BOX 145 CivBOX 146 Civ-Cl

(3 folders)BOX 147 Coi-Com

(4 folders)BOX 148 Com-Coo

(4 folders)BOX 149 Cot-Cros

(3 folders)BOX 150 Crow-Da

(4 folders)BOX 151 Da-Di

(4 folders)BOX 152 Di-Elc

(4 folders)BOX 153 Eld-Ex

(4 folders)BOX 154 Fac-Fed

(3 folders)BOX 155 Fed-For

(4 folders)BOX 156 For-Ge

(4 folders)BOX 157 Gi-Go

(4 folders)BOX 158 Gol-Gra

(4 folders)BOX 159 Gra-Gu

(3 folders)BOX 160 Gy

(1 folder)BOX 161 (2 folders)BOX 162 Hai-Hel

(4 folders)BOX 163 Hel-Hon

(4 folders)BOX 164 Hon-In

(4 folders)BOX 165 Int-Inv

(4 folders)BOX 166 Ja-Jo

(4 folders)BOX 167 Ju-Ka

(4 folders)BOX 168 Ke-Kn

(4 folders)BOX 169 Ko-La

(3 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 170 La-Lom(3 folders)

BOX 171 Lon-Lu(4 folders)

BOX 172 Mab-Mac(4 folders)

BOX 173 Mac-Mar(4 folders)

BOX 174 Marz-Mc(3 folders)

BOX 175 Mc(3 folders)

BOX 176 Me-Mil(2 folders)

BOX 177 Mil-Mor(3 folders)

BOX 178 Mor-Nat(4 folders)

BOX 179 Ne-Ob(3 folders)

BOX 180 Ob-Ol(5 folders)

BOX 181 Ol-Peo(4 folders)

BOX 182 Pet-Pl(4 folders)

BOX 183 Pl-Pre(4 folders)

BOX 184 Pri-Q(3 folders)

BOX 185 Ra-Rei(4 folders)

BOX 186 Rei-Rey(4 folders)

BOX 187 Rh-Ru(3 folders)

BOX 188 Sa-Sco(4 folders)

BOX 189 Sco-Sec(4 folders)

BOX 190 SecBOX 191 Sec-Ser

(3 folders)BOX 192 She-Sil

(4 folders)BOX 193 Sim-Ste

(4 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 194 Sto-Str(4 folders)

BOX 195 Su-Ta(4 folders)

BOX 196 Tea-Tr(4 folders)

BOX 197 U-Vi(4 folders)

BOX 198 Vo(2 folders)

BOX 199 Vo-Wa(4 folders)

BOX 200 Wa-We(3 folders)

BOX 201 We-WiBOX 202 Wi-Y

(4 folders)

BOX 203-212 Part I: Appointment Books, 1955-1986Appointment books recording Rauh's personal and business activities.Arrangement is chronological.

BOX 203 1955-1958BOX 204 1959-1961BOX 205 1962-1966BOX 206 1967-1969BOX 207 1970-1972BOX 208 1973-1975BOX 209 1976-1978BOX 210 1979-1981BOX 211 1982-1984BOX 212 1985-1986

BOX 212-216 Part I: Miscellany, 1913-1989Correspondence, memoranda, award certificates, articles, book reviews, interviews,

photographs, speeches, newspaper clippings, printed matter, a scrapbook, and othermaterial.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material.

BOX 212 Awards and honors, 1971-1985Biographical articles and clippings, 1966, 1975-1988Biographical fileInterviews

1965-1967BOX 213 1969, 1978

Invitations to speak, 1965-1970Invitations to speak and correspondence re articles, 1959-1964Scrapbook


Container Contents


ClippingsAbout others, 1942, 1974-1980About Rauh

1966-1985(2 folders)

BOX 214 1939-1948Correspondence, 1936-1946, 1964, 1976, 1984-1985

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1913-1963, 1984

SpeechesBy Rauh

1950-1986(4 folders)

BOX 215 1989UndatedSpeech notes

By others, 1989Trip to New Zealand, 1974Writings

By RauhArticles, 1948-1985

(5 folders)BOX 216 Book reviews

Correspondence and notes, 1956-1986General, 1940, 1949, 1975-1985

Law school papers, 1934-1935Letters to editors, 1967, 1973-1986

(2 folders)Newspaper articles, 1973-1986Testimony and statements before various committees, 1967-1986Miscellany, 1988

By others, 1948, 1958, 1964, 1984-1985

BOX 217-268 Part II: Legal File, 1926-1988Correspondence, memoranda, depositions, briefs, writs, petitions, transcripts, reports, medical

records, and printed matter pertaining to the case Orlikow v. United States.Arrangement is alphabetical by type of material or subject.

BOX 217 Orlikow v. United States See also Containers 88 , 274-282 , and 287, same headingCorrespondence

Canadian government, 1977-1986(4 folders)

Central Intelligence Agency, United States attorney and court, 1979-1985General

July 1986-June 1988(4 folders)

Part I: Miscellany, 1913-1989

Container Contents


BOX 218 Sept. 1982-June 1986(12 folders)

BOX 219 Sept. 1978-Feb. 1982(4 folders)

Orlikow, David, 1977-1983Memoranda, 1982-1985

(2 folders)Central Intelligence Agency, media transcripts, 1979-1984Clippings

1987-1988(2 folders)

BOX 220 1949-1986(8 folders)

BOX 221 Damages, 1988General

(2 folders)Huard, JeannineLangleben, FlorenceLogie, Robert K.Orlikow, VelmaPage, Jean CharlesStadler, LyviaWeinstein, LouisZimmerman, Rita

DepositionsBeauchamp, Tom, 1988

(2 folders)Cameron, Duncan Hume, 1983Cleghorn, Robert Allen, 1988Desjardins, Juliette, 1988

BOX 222 Doyle, Brian B., 1988(2 folders)

Duemling, Robert Werner, 1986Gittinger, John W., 1983

(2 folders)Goldman, Philip, 1983Gottlieb, Sidney, 1983

(2 folders)BOX 223 (3 folders)

Grunberg, Frederic, 1988(2 folders)

Hadwen, John G., 1986Haskins, Caryl P., 1986Helms, Richard M., 1983

(3 folders)BOX 224 Hisey, Lloyd, 1988

(2 folders)

Part II: Legal File, 1926-1988

Container Contents


Huard, Jeannine, 1986Joseph, David I., 1988Lang, Wayne, 1988Langleben, Moe, 1986Lashbrook, Robert V., 1986Laubinger, Frank H.

1987BOX 225 1983

Lifton, Robert Jay, 1988Logie, Robert K., 1986Lowy, Frederick Hans, 1988

(2 folders)Mann, Alan M., 1988

(3 folders)BOX 226 (1 folder)

Morrow, Mary M., 1986(2 folders)

Olson, Alice W., 1988Orlikow, David, 1988Orlikow, Velma, 1986

(2 folders)Page, Jean Charles, 1986Pasternak, Walter Paul, 1982

BOX 227 Rappeport, Jonas R., 1988(4 folders)

Rhodes, David A., 1982Rothman, David J., 1988

(2 folders)Salzman, Leon L., 1988


Schreck, Karralyn, 1988Solandt, Omond, 1988Stadler, Lyvia, 1986Sternklar, Mrs. Terry, 1988Termansen, Paul E., 1988

(2 folders)Turner, Stansfield, 1983Valenstein, Elliot S., 1988

(2 folders)Weinstein, Harvey M., 1988


Weinstein, Louis, 1986Zimmerman, Catherine, 1988Zimmerman, Rita, 1986

Documentary discovery


Container Contents


Cameron, D. Ewen, subpoena production, 1983Defendant's production

First interrogatoriesMKULTRA

General, 1975Subprojects 68 and 60, 1953-1975

Olson, Frank R., death, 1953-1975Gottlieb, Sidney, 1951-1955

(2 folders)BOX 230 MKULTRA

Funding, 1983Project, 1983

(2 folders)Numbers

13, 15, and 19-20, 198321 (File: A/B, 5,115,"artichoke," 1983; A/B, 5,342-5,361--Morse, Allen, 1983)

Defendant's responseFirst interrogatories

MKULTRA, subproject 60, 1982Olson, Frank R., death, 1982

Third set of interrogatories, 1952-1980(2 folders)

BOX 231 Plaintiffs'First request for production

Numbers1-2, MKULTRA, subprojects 68 and 60, 19823, Frank R. Olson's death, 19824, MKULTRA files destruction, 19825-27, Donald O. Hebb security clearance, 198231-32, MKULTRA, subproject 121 and Wittkower newsletter, 198234-35, Donald O. Hebb security waiver and clandestine service instruction, 198236-37, MKULTRA subjects notification and apology to Mrs. Frank R. Olson,

198238, Rhodes study on communist control, 198239, Psychological studies, 198240, Human Ecology Fund reports, 198253, Department of Health and Human Services regulations, 198256-58, "Artichoke" documents, 1982

BOX 232 Huard, Jeannine, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988Langleben, Florence, response to defendant's fourth set of interrogatories, 1988Logie, Robert K., response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988MKULTRA

Audits, 1955-1965Funding, 1955-1967, undated

(2 folders)Subproject 68, Freedom of Information Act documents, 1957-1960, undated

Orlikow, Velma, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988


Container Contents


Page, Jean Claude, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988Stadler, Lyvia, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988State Department, 1983Weinstein, Louis, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988

BOX 233 Zimmerman, Rita, response to defendant's third set of interrogatories, 1988Exhibits

Defendant'sMedical records

Logie, Robert K., 1956-1986(2 folders)

Stadler, Lyvia, 1957-1982(2 folders)

Numbers1-9, 1953-196410, 1952-1966


11-15, 1948-198718-27, 1953-196029, 195630-43, 1954-196044, 1951-1988


45, 1951-1988(7 folders)

46, 1957-1982(1 folder)

BOX 236 (2 folders)47, 1946-1982

(6 folders)BOX 237 48, 1956-1983

(5 folders)49, 1956-1988


50, 1952-1983(2 folders)

51-62, 1955-196364-75, 1959-1961

BOX 239 76, 1959-1982(7 folders)

BOX 240 (1 folder)77-94, 1957-196096-98, 1954-197899, 1959-1962100-115, 1951-1988


Container Contents


Summary, 1988Transcript, Morrow v. Royal Victoria Hospital, 1978

Plaintiffs'Numbers

67a-67l, 1955-1964BOX 241 68-70c, 1952-1961

71-80, 1948-195781-96, 1951-197697-107, 1952-1987108-112, 1957-1988

Weinstein, Harvey M., 1988Expert materials, defendant's

Hisey, Lloyd1988

BOX 242 1957-1983Mann, Alan M., 1959-1988

(3 folders)Rappeport, Jonas R., 1988Valenstein, Elliot S., 1950-1988


Filing notice, defendant, George Cooper report, 1987(2 folders)

Gottlieb, Sidney re Scott v. United StatesDeposition, 1981Statement, 1980

BOX 244 Informed consent materials, 1986(2 folders)

Medical recordsHuard, Jeannine

French, 1951-1958General

Vol. 1, 1951-1968(3 folders)

Vol. 2, 1951-1977(2 folders)

BOX 245 (1 folder)Gravel, François, 1976-1986Hôpital Du Sacre-Coeur, 1955Hôpital Maisonneuve, 1961Hôpital Sainte-Justine, 1988Shanks, John, 1977-1987

Langleben, FlorenceGeneral, 1952-1983Jewish General Hospital, 1964-1970Levitsky, Peter, and Hollywood Memorial Hospital, 1967-1980

Logie, Robert K.


Container Contents


General, 1977-1983Termansen, Paul E., 1984-1988

(1 folder)BOX 246 (1 folder)

Morrow, Mary M., 1960Orlikow, Velma, 1951-1988

(2 folders)Page, Jean Charles

Frechette, Robert, 1979-1988Hôpital Des Laurentides, 1965-1966Hôpital Du Sacre-Coeur, 1973-1986Hôpital Notre-Dame, 1965Hôpital Saint Jean-de-Dieu, 1960-1965Institut Albert Prevost, 1957-1965


Releases, plaintiffs, 1988Stadler, Lyvia


Kovacs, Leslie, 1979-1988Weinstein, Louis

General, 1956-1961Jewish General Hospital, 1987Klein, Michael, and Herzl Family Practice Centre, 1981-1987

Zimmerman, RitaGoldberg, Erwin, and Orin Rosengren, 1972-1987Hôpital Du Sacre-Coeur, 1946

BOX 248 Royal Victoria Hospital, 1946-1960, 1982(3 folders)

Yufe, B., 1979-1986Morrow, Mary M., 1978Paul-Hus, Gilles, 1981Plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment, evidence summary, undatedPleadings

Index, undatedNumbers

1, 1980-1981(2 folders)

BOX 249 2, 19823, 1983

(2 folders)4, 19835, 1983

(2 folders)6, 1983

(2 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 250 7, 1983(2 folders)

8, 1983(2 folders)

9, 1984-1985(2 folders)

10, 1986BOX 251 11, 1986

(2 folders)12, 198613, 1986

(3 folders)13a, 1986

(2 folders)BOX 252 13b, 1986

(2 folders)13c-e, 1986

(5 folders)14, 1986

BOX 253 15, 1986-198715a, undated16, 1987

(2 folders)17-19, 1988

(4 folders)BOX 254 20-21, 1988

(3 folders)Tax records, plaintiffs', 1988


Transcripts, 1983-1988(3 folders)

BOX 256 Turner, James C., working fileMemoranda, 1984-1986

(2 folders)Affidavits, 1986

(2 folders)Ban, Thomas, 1978-1980Barrett, Elizabeth, and Harold Blauer, 1952-1987

(2 folders)Bexton, W. H., 1978Biderman, Albert, 1978Blumer, Ronald, 1986Bos, Carlo, 1983-1988Bothwell, Eva H., 1986Brainwashing

General, 1956, 1978, undated(2 folders)


Container Contents


BOX 257 Hearings, 1956Breggman, Peter, 1978Cameron, D. Ewen

Central Intelligence Agency, funded papers, 1957-1967, 1978-1979Funding, 1985General, 1959-1980

(3 folders)Published papers, 1956-1967, undated

Cameron, Duncan Hume, 1967, 1980-1983Cameron, Jean, 1978Canada, official secrets, 1981Canadian embassy

General, 1977, 1983-1984BOX 258 Materials provided to, 1984

Canadian Mental Health Association, 1986Center for National Security Studies v. Central Intelligence Agency, 1970-1973, undatedCleghorn, Robert Allen

Deposition, 1988, undated(4 folders)

General, 1978, 1986Complaint

Central Intelligence Agency, documentary appendix, 1978, undatedGeneral, 1981

Cooper, George, report, 1986(1 folder)

BOX 259 (4 folders)Cutler, Philip, 1978Damages, 1988, undatedDay, Stacy B., 1956-1984Deposition

Documents, exhibits, 1957-1965Errata sheets, 1983-1986

BOX 260 Dongier, Maurice, 1957-1983Doyle, Brian B., 1986-1988Duemling, Robert Werner, 1978-1979, 1986Elmquist, Paul O., 1985-1988Executive orders and Freedom of Information Act regulations, 1976, 1982Frechette, Robert, 1988Fund-raising

General, 1986-1988J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, 1986-1988Philip M. Stern application, 1988

Gittinger, John W., depositionDocuments, 1955-1964

(2 folders)General, 1983

(1 folder)


Container Contents


BOX 261 (1 folder)Glickman v. United States, 1983Goldman, Philip, deposition, 1983Gottlieb, Sidney

DepositionExhibits, 1953-1977, 1983

(2 folders)General, 1981-1983

(3 folders)Notes, 1983

Grunberg, Frederic, 1988Hadwen, John G., 1979-1986

BOX 262 Harlow, Harry F., 1978Haskins, Caryl P., 1951, 1986Hebb, Donald O., 1978-1982, undatedHelms, Richard M.

Exhibits, 1953-1963General, 1975-1983Outline and notes, 1983President's Commission on Central Intelligence Agency Activities, testimony, 1975

(2 folders)Heron, Woodburn, 1978Hinkle, Lawrence E. (1918- ), 1983-1986Hisey, Lloyd, 1983Holt, Robert, 1978Holt, William, 1978Huard, Jeannine, Allan Memorial Institute records, 1951-1962, 1980-1983Hulse, Stacy B., Jr., 1975-1984Human Ecology Fund, Hungarians, 1956-1958Joseph, David I., 1985-1988Knaus, John K., 1980-1984

BOX 263 Kragie, Scott T., documents for authentication, 1957-1958, 1984-1986Lane, Peggy, 1978Langleben, Florence, 1985-1986Langleben, Wayne, 1983-1988Lansdale, Herbert, 1978Larsen, Alex F., 1984-1986Lashbrook, Robert V., 1957-1959, 1977-1986Laubinger, Frank H., deposition, exhibits, and notes, 1977-1983Legal research

Document destruction, 1959, 1983, undatedIndependent contractor, 1986

(3 folders)Medical malpractice, 1926-1986


Levisky, 1978


Container Contents


Levy, Leonard, 1960, 1978, undatedLifton, Robert Jay

Deposition, 1986-1988General, 1986

Lilly, John, 1978Logie, Robert K., 1956-1960, 1986, undatedLowy, Frederick Hans, deposition, 1988, undatedLunde, Donald, 1988Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), 1956-1967, 1986, undatedMacEachen, Allan J., affidavits, 1986Mann, Alan M., deposition, 1988, undatedMarks, John D., affidavit, 1981McGill University, Montreal, Canada, annual reports, 1953-1962Melzak, Ronald, 1978Metzenbaum, Howard M., 1984-1985Moll, Albert, 1978Monroe, James, 1961-1963, 1973-1977Morrow, Mary M., records and proceedings, undatedMueller, Herbert, 1983

BOX 265 Olson, Alice W., 1951-1955, 1976-1988Olson, Frank R., 1975-1978Ontario Coalition to Stop Electroshock, 1984-1987

(2 folders)Orlikow, David, deposition

Exhibits, 1956-1957, 1963-1964General, 1978-1988

Orlikow, Velma and DavidGeneral, 1977-1983

(2 folders)Interviews, 1978

Page, Jean Charles, writings, 1961, 1980Page, L. G. M., and R. J. Russell, electrical convulsion therapy, 1948Pasternak, Walter Paul, 1982Pivnicki, Dimitrije, 1968-1985Prince, Raymond, 1983Psychological Assessment Associates, 1974-1977

BOX 266 Public Archives of Canada, 1982-1986Rappeport, Jonas R., medical summaries, 1988, undatedRetainer agreements, 1980-1986Rhodes, David A., deposition, 1977-1982Rockefeller Foundation, 1978Roper, Peter, 1964-1966, 1978, 1983Rothman, David J.

Deposition, 1986-1988General, 1986-1988

Russell, R. J. See Container 265, Page, L. G. M.


Container Contents


Rubenstein, Leonard, 1962, 1979, undatedSalzman, Leon L.

Affidavits, 1986Deposition, 1986-1988

Sander, Herman, 1978Schwartzman, A. E., 1967, 1978, 1983Scott v. Casey, 1981-1983Shagass, Charles, 1951-1958, 1984Sims v. Central Intelligence Agency, 1963, 1979-1982


Society for the Investigation of Human Ecology, 1956-1965, undatedSofaer, Abraham D., 1985Solandt, Omond

Deposition, 1988General, 1986-1988

Stadler, Lyvia, 1983, undatedStatus hearings, 1983-1988Summary judgment, oral argument, 1983-1987Termansen, Paul E., records, 1984-1988

(2 folders)Thornwell, James R., 1984Trainor, Dorothy, 1978Trip, Ottawa, Canada, 1985-1988Turner, Stansfield, 1983-1988

BOX 268 United States apology to Canada, 1977-1985(2 folders)

Valenstein, Elliot S., deposition, 1980Vispo, Raul H., 1978Warbasse, Anne, 1978Warren, Janet

Huard, Jeannine, review of records, 1988Interviews of plaintiffs, 1988Orlikow, Velma, review of records, undated

Weinstein, Harvey M.Affidavits, 1986-1988American Psychiatric Association, 1959, undated

Wolff, Harold, 1930, 1954-1960, 1983Zielinski, John, 1984Zimmerman, Rita, medical records, 1966, 1977-1983

BOX 269 Part III: Personal Correspondence, 1966-1992Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, and the public.Arrangement is chronological.


Container Contents



BOX 269-272 Part III: Subject File, 1928-1992Correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, reports, notes, and printed matter.Arrangement is alphabetical by name of individual or organization, topic, or type of material.

BOX 269 Abortion, 1992Adams v. Bennett See Adams v. CavazosAdams v. Cavazos, 1987-1990Brennan, William J. (1906-1997), 1957-1989Carnes, Edward, 1992Carswell, G. Harrold, 1970Civil rights, 1991-1992, undated See also Containers 24-25, same headingCivil Rights Act of 1991

1990-1991BOX 270 1991, undated

Coffin, Frank M., 1992(2 folders)

Democratic Party, 1977, 1992 See also Containers 28-33, same headingDistrict of Columbia School of Law, Washington, D.C., dean's position, 1987-1988, undated

(2 folders)BOX 271 Fifth amendment constitutional rights, 1987

Humphrey, Hubert H., 1964-1967, 1975, undated See also Container 36, same headingInterview with Rauh, 1991Jones, Lee, re William Remington book, 1986 See also Container 36, same headingJudicial selections, 1988Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1982, 1991-1992Library of Congress, 1988McGovern, George, presidential campaign, 1991Miscellany, 1969-1974, 1991-1992, undatedNotes, undatedNunn, Sam, presidential campaign, 1983-1987Pollitt, Daniel H., 1955-1964, 1971-1975, 1981-1991, undated

(2 folders)Rauh, John, Senate campaign, New Hampshire, 1989-1992Reginald H. Zalles Social Justice Fund, 1977-1988

(2 folders)BOX 272 Supreme Court, 1928, 1957, 1988-1992, undated

(2 folders)Thomas, Clarence, Supreme Court nomination, 1981-1992, undated

(4 folders)Tsongas, Paul E., 1980-1981, 1992Youth Communication, Washington, D.C., 1990, undated

BOX 273-282 Part III: Legal File, 1949-1990Correspondence, memoranda, briefs, opinions, petitions, notes, reports, medical records,

financial papers, and printed matter pertaining to Rauh's legal cases.

Part III: Personal Correspondence, 1966-1992

Container Contents


Arranged alphabetically by case name, client name, or subject, with the majority of the filesfurther arranged by type of material.

BOX 273 Dale, Chester H., Jr., 1985-1989International Association of Machinists v. Federal Election Commission 1979-1980

(5 folders)BOX 274 1981-1982, undated

(4 folders)Miller, Arthur, undated See also Container 85, same headingOrlikow v. United States See also Containers 88 , 217-268 , and 287, same heading

Appeal pursuant to 28 United States code 1292(b), 1987-1988, undatedCorrespondence

1978-1985BOX 275 1986-1989, undated

(2 folders)Documentary discovery and related material

Cameron, D. Ewan, 1960-1964, 1980, undatedCentral Intelligence Agency research

Bluebird/artichoke documents, 1950-1956, 1978, undatedGeneral, 1953-1983, undated

(4 folders)BOX 276 Evidence


Haskins, Caryl, exhibits, 1951-1986, undatedFederal Torts Claims Act, 1954, 1971, 1984, undatedGlickman, Stanley, 1986, undatedHouse of Commons, Canada, 1984-1988

(2 folders)BOX 277 Pleadings

Background information, 1949, 1975, 1982-1986, undatedGeneral

1982-1987(5 folders)

1988Jan.-July

(3 folders)BOX 278 July-Oct.

(2 folders)1989, undated

(3 folders)List, undated

ResearchCooper, George, report, 1986

(2 folders)General, 1986-1989, undated

BOX 279 Tax records

Part III: Legal File, 1949-1990

Container Contents


Huard, Jeannine, 1961-1988Langleben, Florence, 1975-1987Zimmerman, Rita, 1979-1987

Turner, James C., working fileBackground information provided by David Orlikow, 1956-1988, undatedDocumentary discovery, 1981-1988, undatedExpert witnesses, 1986Logie, Robert K.

General, 1956-1964, 1979-1984, undated(2 folders)

Insurance records, 1984-1987BOX 280 Morrow, Mary, deposition notes, 1986

NotesClient interviews, 1986Court, 1986-1987, undatedGeneral

1980-1985(6 folders)

BOX 281 1985-1988(8 folders)

Page, Jean Charles, 1979-1983, undatedPeterzell, Jay, 1955-1956, 1978, 1985-1986

BOX 282 Student papers, 1986-1989Verifications and releases, 1988Weinstein, Louis, 1956

Salzman, Leon, 1986United Auto Workers, AFL/CIO See also Containers 97-116, same heading

Kamp, Joseph P., and Edward Rumley documents, 1949-1960, undated(7 folders)

Tucker v. Bieber, 1990United Mine Workers, 1972-1974 See also Containers 116-118, same headingUnited Steelworkers of America v. Sadlowski, petition for rehearing, 1981 See also Containers

122-131, same heading

BOX 282-284 Part III: Miscellany, 1940-1992Correspondence, memoranda, articles, book reviews, letters to editors, speeches, printed

matter, and other items.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 282 Awards and honors, 1987, undatedBiographical file, 1979-1992

BOX 283 Counsel to Labor Department, 1940Miscellany, 1991, undatedSpeeches by Rauh

Miscellany, 1986-1991Texts and related matter

Part III: Legal File, 1949-1990

Container Contents


1950-1990(8 folders)


WritingsBy Rauh

Articles, 1950-1991(2 folders)

Book reviews, 1975, 1983-1984Letters to editors, 1981-1982, undatedMiscellany, undated

By others, 1988-1992

BOX 285 Part IV: Personal Correspondence, 1984-1986Correspondence and memoranda between Rauh and his friends, acquaintances, and the public,

including attachments.Arranged alphabetically by name of correspondent.

BOX 285 1984-1986(11 folders)

BOX 285-287 Part IV: Subject File, 1928-1993Correspondence, memoranda, legal papers, reports, speeches, notes, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by name of individual, organization, or topic.

BOX 285 Atomic energy, 1946Bork, Robert, Supreme Court nomination, 1987-1988

BOX 286 Cardozo, Benjamin N., 1928, 1936-1946, 1965, undated(5 folders)

Civil Rights Act of 1990, 1990Clark, Blair, 1983-1984Cohen, Benjamin V., 1936-1946, 1983, undatedDemocratic National Convention (1968), 1967-1968, 1984Donahue, Elizabeth, 1976-1990Dudley, Tilford E., 1990Frankfurter, Felix, 1937-1964, 1973-1977, 1988-1993, undated

(5 folders)Miscellany, 1986

BOX 287 National Organization for Women, 1990-1991Nunn, Guy, 1993Pollitt, Daniel H., proposed law school, 1986-1992, undatedPowell, Adam Clayton (1908-1972), 1988Rehnquist, William H., Supreme Court nomination for chief justice, 1986Schlesinger, Arthur Meier (1917- ), 1978, 1989-1993St. Barnabas College, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1993Supreme Court, list of cases argued by Rauh, 1989Thomas, Clarence, Supreme Court nomination, 1992Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1986

Part III: Miscellany, 1940-1992

Container Contents


Wage and hour legislation, 1939-1942, undated(6 folders)

BOX 287 Part IV: Legal File, 1985-1994Correspondence, memoranda, and printed matter pertaining to the case Orlikow v. United

States.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 287 Orlikow v. United States, 1985-1994 See also Containers 88 , 217-268 , 274-282, sameheading

BOX 287-289 Part IV: Miscellany, 1940-1993Correspondence, memoranda, articles, book reviews, speeches, transcripts of oral history

interviews, printed matter, and other items.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 287 Awards and honors, 1985-1987Biographical file, 1976-1988, undatedDeath of Rauh, 1992

Condolence lettersA-F

(3 folders)BOX 288 G-Z

(9 folders)Unidentified

TributesOral history projects

Civil Rights Documentation Project, Howard University, Washington, D.C., 1967Fly, James Lawrence, Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 1971Harry S. Truman Library, Independence, Mo., 1989Lowenstein, Allard K., Columbia University, New York, N.Y., 1989

BOX 289 Speeches, 1967-1993, undated(9 folders)

WritingsArticles, 1979-1992, undated

(3 folders)Book, proposed, 1990, undatedBook reviews, 1940, 1983, undatedMiscellaneous, 1989, undated

BOX 290-299 Part V: 2015 Addition, 1913-2008Correspondence, memoranda, briefs and legal papers, interviews, reports, speeches and

writings, photographs, family papers, newspaper clippings, and printed matter.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 290 Correspondence, 1942-1943, 1960-1995, undated(12 folders)

Legal fileBrotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen, 1966-1969

Part IV: Subject File, 1928-1993

Container Contents


Democratic National Convention of 1968, brief in support of the Georgia Delegation ofLoyal National Democrats, 1968

Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 1991BOX 291 Maryland's system of school finance, report, 1978

(2 folders)Miscellany of briefs, petitions, and opinions (arranged by client or case title)

A-B and G-H, 1961-1982(3 folders)

BOX 292 I-K, R-U, and W-Y, circa 1958-1970, 1979(3 folders)

Orlikow v. United States, 1991-1997Remington, William Walter

CorrespondenceGeneral

1950(10 folders)

1951Jan.-May

(5 folders)BOX 293 June-Dec.

(9 folders)1952-1953

(19 folders)BOX 294 1954-1958

(4 folders)“Hollywood” (movie prospects), 1949-1954

(4 folders)Remington, William Walter, 1948-1953

(5 folders)Newspaper clippings, 1949-1953

(9 folders)BOX 295 Remington v. Bentley, 1948-1952, 1970

(11 folders)Remington, Ann, 1949United States v. Remington

Interviews and memoranda of conversations, 1950(5 folders)

Legal memoranda, briefs, and other legal documents1948-1950

(5 folders)1951

Jan.-Feb.(2 folders)

BOX 296 Mar.-Dec.(4 folders)

1952-1954, undated(4 folders)

Young Communist League, 1949-1950

Part V: 2015 Addition, 1913-2008

Container Contents


United Auto Workers, 1955-1977BOX 297 Miscellany

Awards and honorsFour Freedoms Award, 1983, 1991-1992Miscellaneous, 1967-1972, 1984-1992

(3 folders)Presidential Medal of Freedom, 1992

(2 folders)Biographical file, 1983, 1989-1992Cincinnati Planning Commission controversy about Communist Party affiliations, 1953Crawford, Joan, 1974Death of Rauh


BOX 298 Scrapbook, 1992(3 folders)

District of Columbia School of Law, 1991-1998(2 folders)

Family papersBirth certificate and health certifications, 1913-1929, 1945-1948Correspondence, 1974-1980, 1989, 2008Newspaper clippings, 1966-1973Poetry, 1961, undated

Finley, Joe, 1981Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass., 1930-1931, undatedLibrary of Congress, 1994-1995, circa 2008Oral history interview with Rauh, 1992Photographs, 1972-1985, undated

(4 folders)Press and magazine articles about Rauh

1951-1965(2 folders)


Printed matter, 1935, 1968-1975, 1988-1990, undatedSpeeches

By Rauh1971-1989

(9 folders)1990

Feb.BOX 300 Mar.-Dec.

1991-1992(4 folders)

By others, 1990Writings

By Rauh


Container Contents


Articles, 1957-1961, 1970-1993(5 folders)

Book reviews, 1976, 1983By others, 1961, 1969-1975, 1989-1990

(3 folders)

BOX R301 Restricted: Part I: Legal File, 1969A restricted item.Described according to the part, series, and container from which it was removed.

BOX R301 Part I: Legal FileUnited Auto Workers, AFL/CIO

Mields, Jennifer Robin, 1969 (Container 110)


Container Contents
