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INTIWDUCTION

The materials herein described and evaluated were

acquired by Jean Frantz Blackall from the estate of Harry W. Frantz. It is

my understanding that full legal title without restriction to this collection

has been conveyed to Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. This university

was selected because Jean F. Blacka11 recognized that the Cornell University

Library's archives an<l manuscripts depart:nent alr~ady had a number of other

significant collections relating to such subject fields as diplomatic history,

Latin America, aviation, political history, World Wars I and II, photography,

and journalism. Thus, Cornell University is a most appropriate repository

in which the Frantz collection could be preserved. The Frantz collection

will enhance the already well known collections at Cornell University Library

and will facilitate scholarship by concentrating similar subject materials

together in one research insitution.

All of the ID.!!.terial in the Frantz collection

consists of original correspondence, cables, photographs, references files

and copies thereof belonging to Harry Warner Frantz (1891-1982) .. Frantz

was born in Cerro Gordo, Illinois. Upon completion of his secondary school

education and several itinerant travels in California and the Pacific Islands,

enrolled in Stanford University in 1913. After the outbreak of World War I,

Frantz joined the American Field Service in the ambulance section and served

with distinction with the French army on the Serbian-Albanian front in 1917.

He then became secretary of the American Red Cross Commission in Serbia with

the coordinated rank of first lieutenant and later captain in the United

States Army. Frantz served the American Red Cross in both relief and public

relations roles during 1918 and 1919.

On his return from the war and later relief efforts,

Frantz joined United Press in 1920 where he rer.'.3ined until 1965 except for two

no~ leaves of absence noted below. Frantz ttaD Jll.981.'.:,Led to the United Press

foreign department. By the late 1920's Frantz had become a diplomatic

SDecialist for United Press with a particular emphasis on Latin America and

the Pacific regions. With the onset of World Depression in 1929 and the

subsaquent election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1932, Frantz wrote United

Press cables on the world economy a~d American politics for use by United

Press' foreign press represenatatives. By 1936 Frantz had further developed

his long term interests in Latin America and the Pacific by becoming one of

the world's pioneer aviation journalists especially by travelling on VIP

trans-oceanic Pan American Airways flights to these two regions and across the

Atlantic ocean.

By 1937 Frantz was awarded the position of inter­

national editor of the Washington Bureau of United Press and here he stayed,

while World War II erupted in Europe and Asia, coordinating the foreign affairs

news dispatches and cables from the nation's capital. In 1941, at the request

of Nelson A. Rockefeller, United Press gave Frantz a long leave of .absence,

his second. The first in 1923 allowed Frantz to assume the summer directorship

of public relations for Yellowstone National Park. The second proved to be

much more important for in effect United Press loaned Frantz to the American

government for war service. Frantz started his second leave as associate

director of the press division in {tyoffice of the Coordinater of Inter­

American Affairs, the coordinator's post being held by Rockefeller under

appointment of President Roosevelt. Rockefeller later named Frantz director

of the CIAA press office. In 1944, when President Roosevelt transferred

Rockefeller to the post of Assistant Secretary of State for the American

Repu9lics, Rockefeller asked Frantz to accompany him there. Frantz served

Rockefe1-ler as his information officer and thus was in attendance at many

allied conferences including the 1945 United Nations meetings in San Francisco.

Frantz returned to United Press in 1945 as a

special correspondent and until his retirement in 1965 wrote special reports

and feature articles for United Press and later United Press International

on such subjects as space, energy, Latin American affairs, Pacific Affairs,

diplomacy, world economy, maritime development, science and geophysical matters.

In 1957, Columbia University awarded Frantz the

Maria Moors Cabot Prize for "outstanding achievement in the advancement of

inten1ational friendship in the Americas." The United States Antartic

Service, a division of the Department of Defense, honored Frantz in 1965

with its Gold Medal for his journalistic efforts about the Antartic region.

Frantz was awarded a Jane N. Smith Life Membership in the National Geographic

Society in 1943 in recognition of his pioneering efforts in world aviation

journalism covering the Litin American, Pacific and Atlantic Clipper ship

flights. Frantz received honors and decorations from the governments of

France, Serbia, Yugoslavia, Ecuador and Brazil.

This is a unique collection of American journalistic

materials. During the twenty years in which I served as an archival administrator,

rarely have I seen such a rich collection based on diverse subjects including

World War I, relief administration in Europe after World War I, Stanford

University student life, the Pacific region, Luzon, the Balkans, the American

Red Cross, the American Field Service Commission, Yellowstone National Park,

Latin America, the Caribbean region, diplomatic history 1920-1950, presidenti~l

elections particularly 1932 and'l948, aviation, the Italian-Ethiopian war,

the development of the United Nations, the Office of the Coordinator for

Inter-~~erican Affairs, Nelson A. Rockefeller, naval and merchant marine

develop~ents in the postwar era, Antartica, and world economy.

Thus, the collection has a strong research value

for students and scholars interested in a number of different subjects. Not

only is this appraisal based on the research value that this collection has

to the scholarly and academic constituencies of Con1ell University in particular

and the nation at large in general, the appraisal is also based to a large

degree on the marketability of this material to subject collectors. Many of

the subjects noted in the previous paragraph are of interest to collectors of

one kind or another. The incoming correspondence of the famous even when its

research value appears to be modest does have a relatively significant value

to collectors of autographs and manuscripts. Many of the photographs of

the Pacific, Latin America, World War I, Serbia and pioneer air flights are

quite highly prized.

Cornell University is fortunate to have received

the Frantz collection as a gift. The owner of the material wisely chose to

keep the component parts of the collection together as a research group

rather than to split it up among su2ject collectors and dealers. The Harry

W. Frantz Collection should be widely used by scholars and students once

its availability becomes kno.m in the scholarly world.

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Family and Friends

Correspondence with Friends 1906-1926

University of the World 1914-1954

Youth 1906-1920

}forth Anerican Tour 1910-1912

Bearing AbeDt the Pacific I 1915-1916

Beating About the Pacific II 1915-1916

Beating About the Pacific III 1914-1917

Beating About the Pacific IV 1914-1917

Articles 1914-1916 carbons

Adventures in Luzon 1916 xerox copies

Adventures in Luzon 1916 xerox copies

Windows of My World, The Orient 1915-1916

Adventures in Luzon, Volume III 1916

Stanford University 1960's

Stanford University II

Stanford University III

Stanford University books

Stanford University 1913-1915

Stanford University 1916-1920

Stanford Stories 1913-1920

Typesetters Odyssey

Stanford Articles 1913-1920

American Field Service on Balkan Front

Olympus and Else-where, World War I letters

3 26 Olympus and Elsewhere carbons

3 27 Balkan War photographs

3 28 Balkan War letters home

3 29 Story of Serbian Corrnnission, American Red Cross

3 30 American Red Cross in Greece

3 31 American Red Cross in Serbia

4 32 Personal War Records and Correspondence

4 33 Balkans in War Time

4 34 Rival Universities

4 35 Serbian Correspondence, American Red Cross

4 36 Balkan War Correspondence

4 37 Albanian and Serbian Correspondence 1919-1942

4 38 American Red Cross in Serbia II

4 39 American Red Cross in Serbia III 1915-1919

4 40 European Travels and Stanford 1917-1920

5 41 World War I 1917-1920

5 42 American Field Service I

5 43 American Field Service II

5 44 American Field Service III

5 45 American Field Service IV

5 46 American Field Service V

5 47 Yellowstone National Park

5 48 Summer in Yellowstone I

5 49 Summer in Yellowstone II

5 so Summer in Yellowstone III

6 51 Summer in Yellowstone IV

6 52 Summer in Yellowstone V

6 53 Summer in Yellowstone VI

6 54 Summer in Yellowstone VII

6 SS Surruner in Yellowstone VIII

6 56 Surrnner in Yellowstone IX

6 57 Summer in Yellowstone X

6 58 Yellowstone References

6 59 They Said to Frantz, 350 Interviews I A-K

7 60 They Said to Frantz, 350 Interviews II L-Z

7 61 They Said to Frantz, selected xerox conies I & II

7 62 Annotated Business Cards

7 63 Annotated Business Cards II

7 64 New York City letter file 1920-1922

7 65 Personal Memorabilia

7 66 Pan American Scrapbook 1920-1965

7 67 Speeches 1920-1933

7 68 Campaigns and Campaigners

7 69 West 85th Street, New York City, 1920-1922

8 70 United Press letter file 1922-1937

8 71 History of United Press International 1920-1937

8 72 New York News Game 1920-1922

8 73 Brazilian Centennial Special Mission 1922 I

8 74 Brazilian Centennial Special Mission 1922 II

8 75 B.:-azilian Legal Documents of the 1850's

8 76 Washington, D.C. Invitations 1920-1950

8 77 Washington, D.C. Invitations 1922-1945

9 78 Pacific Memory Book I 1920-1940

9 79 Pacific Memory Book II 1920-1940

9 80 Hawaii in Washington 1922-1938

9 81 Newsman's Washington 1922~1938

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9 82 Inter-Oceanic Canal: Secret of the Straits

9 83 La Prensa Articles 1922-1941

9 84 Letters and Articles 1922-1960

10 85 Tacna Arica I

10 86 Tacna Arica II

10 87 Tacna Afica III

10 88 Tacna :!rica IV

10 89 Tacna Arica V

10 90 Tacna Arica VI

10 91 Tacna Arica VII

10 92 Tacna Arica VIII

11 93 Lindbergh Caribbean Fright 1928

11 94 Trans-Oceanic Flights 1927

11 95 Lindbergh Trans-Oceanic Flight 1927

11 96 Tacna Arica Supplement

11 97 Frantz Correspondence during Tacna Arica 1925-1926

11 98 Frantz Correspondence during Tacna Arica II

12 99 Lindbergh material

12 100 Hoover Goodwill Cruise to South Ar.Jerica 1928 I

12 101 Hoover Goodwill Cruise to South America 1928 II

12 102 Hoover Goodwill Cruise to South America 1928 III

12 103 Hoover Goodwill Cruise to South America 1928 IV

12 104 Herbert Hoover Addresses 1928

12 105 Hoover Goodwill Cruise Handbook

12 106 Hoover Goodwill Cruise Handbook

12 107 Sixth Pan American Conference Havana 1928 I

13 108 Sixth Pan American Conference Havana 1928 II

14 109 White House and Latin America Series

13 110 American DisOccupation of Haiti

13 111 Forbes Mission to Haiti 1930 I

13 112 Forbes Mission to Haiti 1930 II

13 113 Dominican Revolution of 1930

13 114 Cable Log of a Revolution (Dominic~n)

13 115 Presidential Campaign of 1932

13 116 Upper Amazon Crisis of 1932

13 117 Gran Chaco Com:::-ov~rS? betveen Boliva & Paraguay

13 118 Reporter of the Caribbean

13 119 Letters to the Portuguese

14 120 La Prensa Correspondence

14 121 A Reporter Explores the Pacific 1929-1932 I

14 122 A Reporter Explores the Pacific 1929-1932 II

14 123 A Reporter ••• ! carbon copy

14 124 A Reporter .•• II carbon copy

14 125 Ethiopian Crisis of 1935

14 126 Italian- Ethiopian War of 1935

14 127 International Reactions to the Ethiopian War

14 128 Mediteranean Crisis of 1935

14 129 Special for Batavia

14 130 Air Reporter in South America- I

15 131 Air Reporter in South America II

15 132 China Clipper TransPacific Press Flight 1936

133 South American Tour by Pan American Airways

15 134 TransPacific Press Flight I

15 135 TransPacific Press Flight II

15 136 TransPacific Press Flight III

15 137 TransPacific Press Flight IV

15 138

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Ll .. ited Pr.ess Forei.Gn Departr1~nc 1938 It

enited I'!'.'ess for12ig:: ~-fail Letters 1911.-1938 T

t.: n:.::: e.<l ·Press Foreign M.-.dl i..etters i.931-l938 II

f!,i~en ?r.e::JS Foreign Na!l 1::,t te;rs 19';1-1938 III

Un iced Fress Fe reign Mc1.il L~tters 1.939-1941 I

i} ui t eci ?ress F,:,r2i0- :'12i1 Lette.rs H?-9-1941

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Argeriti.na 192~-l 9~1

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A:::l:....tic Clipp2r Flight 1939 I

Atl~ntic Clipper Fl~i~c 1S39 II

.A,..:lantic Cli?per :F .1i.gi!t i.931 UI

Ccr:fe:-ence of American ?oreign Hinl:;t2rs 194C I

World ~ar IT cefercnces

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18 166 Office of Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs II

19 167 Office of Coordinator for Ir.ter-American Affairs ITI

19 168 Office of Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs IV

19 169 Office of Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs V

19 170 Office of Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs VI

19 171 World War II personal correspondence I

19 172 World War II personal correspondence II

19 173 United Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 I

19 174 United Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 II

20 175 United Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 III ·

20 176 United Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 IV

20 177 United Nations, :San Francisco Conference 1945 V

20 178 Ur.ited Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 VI

20 179 United Nations, San Francisco Conference 1945 VII

20 180 World War II correspondence III

20 181 World War II correspondence TV

20 182 Vest Pocket Scrapbook

21 183 Personal Letters 1957-1960

21 184 Vacation Trip 1958

21 185 Rockefeller Family Miscellany

21 186 Nelson A. Rockefeller Correspondence 1942-1979 I

21 187 Nelson A. Rockefeller II

21 188 Nelson A. Rockefeller III

189 En Guardia I 1941-1942

22 190 En Guardia II i942-1943

22 191 En Guardia III 1943-1944

22 192 En Guardia IV 1944-1945

22 193 Jamieson Memorial Correspondence

22 19!. Jamieson Memorial Correspo:-idence ~

22 195 Jamieson Memorial Correspondence ~ 1."11

~ 23 196 Catchall Scrapbook pre 1945 l::,

23 197 Random Reference File I 1945-1960

23 198 Windows of My World I 1947

23 199 Windows of My World I 1947

23 200 Windows of My World II 1947

23 201 Windows of My World III 1947

23 202 Windows of My World IV 1947

23 203 Post War Readjustment 1945-1947 I

23 204 Post War Readjustment 1945-1947 II

24 205 Washington Journalist's Scrapbook 1949-1950 t: l:;ll

24 206 Correspondence 1945-1955 ~ ::<

24 207 American Press Party to Peru 1947 I () 0

24 208 American Press Party to Peru 1947 II ~ m ~

24 209 American Press Party to Peru 1947 III

24 210 American Press Party to Peru 1947 IV

24 211 Costa Rica-Nicaraiua Frontier Problem 1948

24 212 Log Book September-October 1948

25 213 Log Book 1948

25 214 Log Book 1948-1949

25 215 Log Book 1949

25 216 Log Book 1949

25 217 Log Book 1949

25 218 Log Book 1950

25 219 Log Book 1950 ·

25 220 Scrapbook 1950

25 221 Scrapbook 1950

26 222 Log Book 1950

26 223 Log Book 1951

26 224 Scrapbook 1950

26 225 Scrapbook 1951

26 226 United Press Foreign Mail 1948-1949

26 227 Inter~American PRess Conference 1950

26 228 Ecuador and Mexican Trips of 1951

26 229 Colombian Press Tour 1953 I

26 230 Coloobian Press Tour 1953 II

26 231 Venezuelan Iron Ore Shipments to U.S. 1952-1954

27 232 Inter-American Inve.stment Conference 1955

27 233 United Press Foreign Mail 1956

27 234 Caribbean Press Seminar I

27 235 Caribbean Press Seminar II

27 236 Special Assignments 1957

27 237 Norfolk Fleet Week 1957

27 238 International Naval Review I

27 239 International Naval Review II

27 240 International Naval Review III

27 241 International Naval Review IV

27 242 Santa Rose Launching 1957 I

28 243 Santa Rosa Launching 1957 II

28 244 Santa Rosa Launching 1957 III

28 245 Natiorutl Geophysical Year 1957

28 246 Moral Re-armament World Assembly 1958

28 247 Puerto Rico 1958

28 248 S.S. Argentina 1958 I

28 249 S.S. Argentina 1958 II

28 250 Argentine Press Flight 1958 I

28 251 Argentine Press Flight 1958 IT >:I

28 252 Hawaii Star-Bulletin Special Edition ~

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~ 28 253 Catchall Scrapbook 1958-1960 i::i

28 254 Washington Miscellany 1960-1961

28 255 Space Flights 1961-1962

29 256 S.S. Santa Mariana Launching

29 257 American Historical and Geographical References

29 258 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1961

29 259 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1962 I

29 260 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1962 II ·~

29 261 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1963 I ::iii x ::t

29 262 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1963 II

29 263 S.S. Magdalena Launching

29 264 Philippines Republic Miscellany (') 0

265 United Press filed by Frantz 1963 III ~

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30 266 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1963 TV

30 267 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1963 v

30 268 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1963 vI

30 269 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 I

30 270 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 II

30 271 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 III

30 272 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 TV

30 273 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 v

30 274 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 VI

31 275 United Press Copy filed by Frantz 1964 VII

31 276 Reporters and Writers Miscellany 1964

31 277 Reporters and Writers Miscellany 1965-1966 N <.n

Frantz articles in Congressional Record I vi

31 278 ~ ~

31 279 Frantz articles in Congressional Record II

31 280 Frantz ~~ticles in Congressional Record III

31 281 Frantz articles in Congressional Record IV

31 282 Frantz ~rticles in Congressional Record V

31 283 Frantz articles in Congressional Record VI

31 284 Frantz articles in Congressional Record VII

31 285 Frantz }:wards and Honors I

31 286 Frantz Awards and Honors II

31 287 Frantz Awards and Honors III

31 288 Frantz Awards and Honors IV

32 289 Aviation Articles and References

32 290 Stanford University Articles

32 291 Latin American Articles

32 292 Miscellaneous Articles 1940-1960 I

32 293 Miscellaneous Articles 1940-1960 II

32 294 Cabot Award 1957 I

32 295 Cabot Award 1957 II

33 296 Frantz 40th Anniversary with United Press 1960

33 297 Frantz Retirement Letters 1964 I

33 298 Frantz Retirement Letters 1964 II

33 299 Frantz Retirement Letters .1964 III

33 300 Frantz Retirement Letters 1964 IV

33 301 Frantz Retirement Letters 1964 V

33 302 Frantz Retirement Letters 1964 VI

33 303 Pan American Sketch Book 1920-1965

33 304 Frantz 80th Birthday 1971

33 305 Diplomatic Memorabilia I

33 306 Diplomatic Memorabilia II

33 307 Diplomatic ~emorabilia III >:, ). ){:j

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33 Diplomatic Memorabilia IV

34 309 Diplomatic Memorabilia v

34 310 Diplomatic Memorabilia VI

34 311 Diplomatic Me~orabilia VII

34 312 Carlos Davila

34 313 Diplomatic and Governmental Correspondence

34 314 United Press Correspondence I

34 315 United Press Correspondence II

34 316 United Press Correspondence III ~ )l:l

35 317 United Press Washington Cables I x ::i:

35 318 United Press Washington Cables II

35 319 United Press Washington Cables III

35 320 Uniced Press His tori cal

35 321 Washington Journalist's Memqrabilia 1940-1945

35 322 Washington Journalist's Memorabilia 1957-1960

35 323 Washington Journalist's Memorabilia 1940-1959

35 324 Letters from & Global Reporters Files copies

36 325 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers I

36 326 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers IT

36 327 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers TII

36 328 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers TV

36 329 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers v

36 330 Newsmen, Journalists and Writers VI

36 331 Ne'Wsmen. Journalists and Writers VII

36 332 Ne..rsmen, Journalists and Writers VTII

36 333 Newsmen. Journalists and Writers TX N CJ, V1

37 334 Louis Jay Heath Files I ~ ~

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37 335 Louis Jay Heath F:l.les II ~ ""'

37 336 Antartica Conference 1959 I ~ Q

~ 37 337 Antartica Conference 1959 II ).

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37 339 Antartica Conference 1959 IV ~ n

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37 341 Operation Salvage II 9 ~

37 Salvage ~

342 Operation III ~

37 343 Adventures on Famous World Highways ~ ;:ii.

37 344 Holiday Cards Received 1920's-1930's "' ,0

R 37 345 Holiday Cards Received I ::t

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37 346 Holiday Cards Received II -~ 38 347 Holiday Cards Received III

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38 348 Holiday Cards Received IV ~ r'l'I

~ 38 349 Holiday Mail 1954 c: :z -38 350 Literary Detours of a Newsman <:

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38 351 Literary Scrapbook I ~

38 352 Literary Scrapbook II 5 ,0

'. ~ ' :< 38 353 Literary Scrapbook III -"-i

38 354 Scrapbook IV :t

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38 355 Literary Scrapbook v z r'l'I

356 Scrapbook V1 ~

38 Literary -<

38 357 Literary Scrapbook VII ~ ..... .... Oo

39 358 Literary scrapbook VIII V'I c..,., v,

39 359 Literary Scrapbook IX ~ N

l 39 360 Incoming Correspondence 1950-1969 8;

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39 361 Random File I <.n v,

~ 39 362 Random Files II ~

39 363 Random File III

39 364 Random File IV ~

39 365 Travelogues of a World ~

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39 366 Travelogues of a World II z

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39 367 Travelogues of a World Reporter III !!!:! :::i

39 368 Travelogues of a World Reporter IV n

§ 39 369 Travelogues of a World Reporter v 9 39 370 Correspondence 1972-1973 ~

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40 371 Friends I

40 372 Friends II >,: ~

40 373 Friends III x ::t

40 374 Friends IV

40 375 Washington References I

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40 378 Washington References TV

40 379 Washington References v

40 380 Washington References VI

40 381 Washington References VII

40 382 Reference Material II

40 383 Reference Material III

40 384 Reference Material IV

41 385 Academic and Scholarly Projects I

41 386 Academic and Scholarly Projects II

41 387 Academic and Scholarly Projects III

41 388 Academic and Scholarly Projects TV

41 389 Lyndon B. Johnson Library N (Ji V1

42 390 Autograph Collections ~ ~

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42 392 Autograph Collections ~ t:::,

42 393 Newsman's Napoleon

42 394 Potomac Pilgrimages I

-42 395 Potomac Pilgrimages II

42 396 The Bible and the War

42 397 Metropolitan Memories

43A 398 Random Files v

43A 399 Random Files VI ;,,, ~

43A 400 Random Files VII ~

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43A 401 Random Files VIII

43A 402 Random Files IX

43A 403 Random Files x n 0

43A 404 The World is My Story 1943 ~ Mi

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43B 405 Miscellany I

43B 406 Miscellany II

43B 407 Miscellany III

43B 408 Miscellany IV

43B 409 Miscellany V

43B 410 Miscellany VI

43B 411 Miscellany VII

43B 412 Miscellany VTII

43B 413 Miscellany IX

43B 414 Miscellany X

43B 415 Photographs of Washington, D.C. 1920's

43C 416 Miscellany XI

43C 417 Miscellany XII

43C 418 Miscellany XIII

43C 419 Miscellany XIV >,

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.:. 3C 420 Miscellany xv ~ t:,

43C 421 Miscellany XVI

43C 422 Miscellany XVII

43C 423 Dominican Republic Cables 1930 carbon copies

43C 424 Reporters of the Caribbean 1932 carbon copies

43C 425 The White House and Latin America carbons

I SECTION II: OVERSIZED MATERIAL

A. framed photographs

B. photograph album

C. signed photograph, Charles Evans HUghes, November 17, 1923

D. framed association pieces

E. Awards, Citations, Honors and Humerous illustrations

F. framed modest works of art

G. unframed photographs

H. framed T.L.S. Nelson A. Rockefeller, May 13, 1943

I. Pioneer Flight Newspaper Collection