Truman Library - Philleo Nash Papers

Philleo Nash Papers

Dates: 1925-1998.

Special Assistant, Office of War Information, 1942-1945; Special Assistant in the White House Office, 1946-1952; Administrative Assistant to the President, 1952-1953; Chairman, Democratic Party of Wisconsin, 1955-1957; Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin, 1959-1961; U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1961-1966.

The papers of Philleo Nash consist of correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, other printed materials, speeches and speech drafts, press releases, and other items mostly concerning Nash's career as a government official, and his interest in the problems of American Indians and other minority groups.

[Administrative Information | Biographical Sketch | Collection Description | Series Descriptions | Folder Title List]

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Size: 81.6 linear feet (approximately 163,200 pages).
Access: Open, with the exception of a few documents that are closed in accordance with the donor's deed of gift.
Copyright: No donation of copyright has been received from the donors of this collection. Documents created by U.S. government officials in the course of their duties are in the public domain. Copyright interest in other documents presumably belongs to the creators of those documents, or their heirs.
Processed by: Cathryn Abernathy, Dennis Bilger, and Willie L. Harriford, Jr. (1971); Randy Sowell, Sharie Simon, and Janice Davis (2007).

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

1909 (October 25) Born, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin

1932 B.S., University of Wisconsin

1935 (November 2) Married Edith Rosenfels

1937 Ph.D., University of Chicago

1937-1941 Lecturer, University of Toronto

1941-1942 Special Lecturer, University of Wisconsin; Manager, Biron Cranberry Company

1942-1945 Assistant and Special Assistant, Office of War Information

1945-1946 White House Liaison, Interim International Information Agency and Office of International Cultural Affairs

1946-1952 Special Assistant in the White House Office

1946-1977 President, Biron Cranberry Company

1952-1953 Administrative Assistant to President Truman

1955-1957 Chairman, Democratic Party of Wisconsin

1959-1961 Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin

1961 Assistant to the Secretary, Public Land Management, Department of the Interior

1961-1966 Commissioner, Bureau of Indian Affairs

1966-1987 Consulting Anthropologist

1971-1973 Professor, American University

1987 (October 12) Died, Marshfield, Wisconsin

COLLECTION DESCRIPTION

The papers of Philleo Nash mostly relate to his career as a government official, which included service in the Office of War Information during World War II, as an assistant on President Harry S. Truman’s White House staff, as Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin, and as Commissioner of Indian Affairs for Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson. The papers also contain information regarding Nash’s involvement in Wisconsin politics and his career as an anthropologist. Both in and out of public office, Nash’s activities reflected his longtime interest in the welfare of American Indians and other racial and ethnic minority groups in the United States.

The collection is arranged in twelve series and a number of subseries. The first six series, comprising the bulk of the collection, were donated to the Truman Library by Mr. Nash in 1970. The first series, the Office of War Information File, contains correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, other printed materials, and press releases mostly compiled by Nash during his service in the Office of War Information (OWI) as Assistant to the Deputy Director and, later, as Special Assistant to the Director of the Domestic Branch. Nash’s duties at the OWI included providing liaison between that wartime propaganda agency and the White House, with particular responsibility for monitoring race relations and racial tensions on the home front. His OWI papers include extensive information on African-Americans and other minority groups during World War II; racial conflict and tensions in the United States; press coverage of the war in foreign language newspapers; and wartime rumors that circulated among the public. The series includes examples of wartime U.S. propaganda in the form of publications and radio scripts emphasizing the barbarism of the enemy, as well as public opinion surveys related to the war effort. The series consists of two subseries, an Administrative Correspondence and Memoranda File and an Alphabetical File: the former consists mostly of letters and memoranda written by Nash and others regarding wartime morale and the work of the OWI, while the latter, which is substantially larger, includes a wide variety of memoranda, printed materials, reports, and press releases relating to wartime propaganda and problems on the home front.

The second series, the White House File, contains correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, reports, and other items pertaining for the most part to Nash’s work as a Special Assistant and later, Administrative Assistant to President Truman from 1946 to 1953. Most of the materials in this series reflect Nash’s responsibility on the White House staff for issues involving racial and ethnic minorities. Many documents are filed under such subject headings as “Civil Rights,” “FEPC,” “Indians,” and “Minorities.” The series includes an especially large amount of information regarding African-American leaders and organizations, racial discrimination in education and housing, and related issues such as segregation in the armed forces and lynching. There is also information in this series regarding Jewish, Japanese-American, and Spanish-speaking minorities in the United States. This focus is further reflected in drafts of speeches by President Truman relating to civil rights, and information about the political aspects of the civil rights issue, particularly during the 1948 and 1952 campaigns.

The third series, the Association on American Indian Affairs File I, contains materials relating to Nash’s role as a longtime director and member of that organization, which was known until 1946 as the American Association on Indian Affairs. The series includes correspondence, press releases, reports, printed materials, and minutes of meetings concerning the organization’s activities, the termination of federal supervision of various Indian tribes, legislation affecting American Indians, legal representation, and Indians in Alaska. Much of the correspondence in this series dates from Nash’s service on the organization’s executive committee in 1953-54.

The fourth series is the Democratic Party of Wisconsin File. It contains printed materials, correspondence, minutes of meetings, press releases, speeches and speech drafts, statistics, and financial records pertaining to Nash’s political activities in Wisconsin, especially his service as chairman of the Democratic Party in the state from 1955 to 1957, and his successful campaign for Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin in 1958. The series includes extensive correspondence with Nash during his tenure as chairman, as well as information regarding Democratic state conventions, election campaigns, relations with the Democratic National Committee, and political issues.

The fifth series, the Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin File, includes correspondence, memoranda, printed materials, press releases, legislation, speeches and speech drafts, invitations, and daily logs of callers relating to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor from 1959 to 1961, with information concerning civil rights, the Democratic Advisory Council, the 1960 Democratic National Convention, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, Indian affairs, farm problems, taxes, the University of Wisconsin, congressional voting records, and Nash’s continuing interest in anthropology. Included in this subseries are materials documenting Nash’s support for Senator Hubert Humphrey in the 1960 Wisconsin presidential primary; his subsequent support for the Democratic presidential nominee, Senator John F. Kennedy; his association with Wisconsin Governor Gaylord Nelson; and his unsuccessful campaign for reelection as Lt. Governor in 1960. The series is comprised of twelve subseries: 1) the General File, which is the largest subseries; 2) the Correspondence File I, consisting mostly of letters dating from 1958-59; 3) the Correspondence File II, consisting mostly of letters dating from 1960; 4) the Personal Correspondence File I, consisting mostly of letters dating from 1958-59; 5) the Personal Correspondence File II, consisting mostly of letters dating from 1960; 6) the Invitations File; 7) the Legislative File; 8) the Lieutenant Governor—Campaign for Reelection File; 9) the Publications File; 10) the Speech Material File; 11) the State of Wisconsin File; and 12) the Cross References File.

The sixth series in the collection, the Commissioner of Indian Affairs File, contains materials pertaining to Nash’s service as head of the Bureau of Indian Affairs from 1961 to 1966. The series includes correspondence, speeches and speech drafts, printed materials, and other items. It is comprised of ten subseries: a Personal File; a Correspondence File; a Speech File; a Task Force File; a 1962 Trip File; a 1963 Trip File; a 1964 Trip File; a 1965 Trip File; a Travel Vouchers File; and a Cross References File. As is apparent from this list, the series contains extensive documentation of Nash’s travels as Commissioner of Indian Affairs, reflecting the importance that he attached to personal interaction with Native Americans and visits to Indian communities throughout the U.S. The series also contains information regarding a shift in federal Indian policy during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, the movement away from earlier efforts aimed at the “termination” of government responsibility for individual tribes, and Nash’s role in this development.

After the death of Philleo Nash in 1987, the Truman Library received further donations of his papers. The archives staff decided to add these accessions to the collection as new series, instead of filing them in the existing series. The donations received after 1987 comprise the last six series in the collection, beginning with series number seven, the Chronological File. The Chronological File contains copies of outgoing correspondence dating from October 1942 to March 1966. It includes materials relating to Nash’s service with the OWI, on President Truman’s White House staff, as Lt. Governor of Wisconsin, and as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Although most of the correspondence in this series is from Nash, many of the earlier letters and memoranda bear the names of officials for whom Nash worked, such as OWI Director Elmer Davis, Deputy Director Leo C. Rosten, and (on the White House staff) David K. Niles, an Administrative Assistant to the President. Along with official correspondence, the series includes some personal correspondence as well as press releases and other items.

The eighth series, the Association on American Indian Affairs File II, contains further items documenting Nash’s involvement with the Association on American Indian Affairs. The correspondence, memoranda, reports, and minutes of meetings in this series are similar to the materials in the third series, but date from a later period, extending from 1954 to 1977. As in the earlier series, the materials relate to the problems of American Indians and the activities of the Association under its president, Oliver La Farge.

The Subject File, the ninth series in the collection, contains correspondence, newspaper clippings, other printed materials, legislation, press releases, reports, appointment calendars, financial records, and handwritten notes relating to various aspects of Nash’s career. The largest sections of this series concern Nash’s service as Commissioner of Indian Affairs and as Lt. Governor of Wisconsin. Included are congratulatory letters received by Nash upon his appointment as Commissioner; letters of appreciation he received following his resignation from that post; his writings, speeches, and statements as Commissioner; transcripts of his oral history interviews with the Kennedy and Johnson Libraries; and information regarding Indian culture, education, economic development, litigation, legislation, and grievances from the 1950s to the 1970s. In connection with Nash’s service as Lt. Governor, the series includes copies of all bills introduced in, and laws enacted by, the Wisconsin legislature during his term of office; information on farm problems and higher education in Wisconsin; and materials concerning his campaigns for Lt. Governor in 1958 and 1960. The Subject File also contains information relating to Nash’s interest in joining Commander Richard Byrd’s Antarctic expedition in 1928, his wartime service with the OWI, his response to allegations of disloyalty resulting from anticommunist investigations, and his support for Hubert Humphrey’s presidential campaigns in 1960 and 1968. Also included in the series are minutes, transcripts, and memoranda documenting the work of the President’s Committee on Civil Rights during the Truman administration.

The Printed Materials File is the tenth series in the collection. It contains a variety of printed items, including pamphlets, booklets, reports, articles, and legal briefs. Most of these materials deal with civil rights and Indian affairs. Included is a copy of the amicus curiae brief prepared by the Truman administration in December 1952 for Brown v. Board of Education and related school segregation cases, which were scheduled for argument before the U.S. Supreme Court during that term. The series also contains information regarding politics, Puerto Rico, and presidential staffs, as well as a 1962 article on Nash from Current Biography.

The eleventh series, the McCarthyism File, contains correspondence, printed materials, press releases, and other items relating to Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin and his role in spreading accusations that Philleo Nash was a communist or communist sympathizer. The series includes extensive information concerning the McCarthy-Nash controversy, the loyalty investigation of Nash, the effect of these allegations on Nash’s campaigns for Lt. Governor in 1958 and 1960, and the involvement of Jean Nash, Philleo’s sister, in anti-McCarthy activities in Wisconsin.

The twelfth and final series in the collection is the General File. It contains printed materials, correspondence, and other items relating to Nash’s career as an anthropologist and public servant. Included in the series is a draft of an unpublished memoir by Nash, “Anthropologist in the White House,” and other published or unpublished writings by or about him.

The Truman Library also has a collection of Nash’s files from his years in the Truman White House. A finding aid for these files is available online. The Library’s oral history interview with Nash is also available online.

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Container Nos. Series

1-35 OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION FILE, 1942-1952
consisting of two subseries as follows:
1-3
Administrative Correspondence and Memoranda File, consisting of correspondence, memoranda, reports, and other items relating to Nash's service in the Office of War Information during World War II. Arranged alphabetically.

4-35
Alphabetical File, consisting of correspondence, memoranda, reports, newspaper clippings, printed materials, press releases, and other items relating to the Office of War Information and racial tensions in the United States during World War II. Arranged alphabetically.

35-75 WHITE HOUSE FILE, 1936-1953

Correspondence, memoranda, newspaper clippings, press releases, speeches, reports, and other items relating to Nash’s service on President Truman’s White House staff. Arranged alphabetically.

75-76 ASSOCIATION ON AMERICAN INDIAN AFFAIRS FILE I, 1944-1954

Correspondence, press releases, reports, printed materials, minutes of meetings, and other items relating to Nash’s involvement with the Association on American Indian Affairs. Arranged alphabetically.

77-95 DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF WISCONSIN FILE, 1946-1958

Printed materials, correspondence, minutes of meetings, press releases, speeches and speech drafts, statistics, financial records, and other items concerning Nash’s involvement with the Democratic Party in Wisconsin. Arranged alphabetically.

96-134 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF WISCONSIN FILE, 1940-1961
Consisting of twelve subseries as follows:

96-114
General File, consisting of correspondence, press releases, daily logs of callers, financial records, memoranda, and other items pertaining to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor. Arranged alphabetically.

115-117
Correspondence File I, consisting of correspondence relating to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor, dating mostly from 1958-59. Arranged alphabetically.

117-119
Correspondence File II, consisting of correspondence relating to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor, dating mostly from 1960. Arranged alphabetically.

119
Personal Correspondence File I, consisting of personal correspondence with Nash, dating mostly from 1958-59. Arranged alphabetically.

119-120
Personal Correspondence File II, consisting of personal correspondence with Nash, dating mostly from 1960. Arranged alphabetically.

121-122
Invitations File, consisting of invitations and related correspondence from Nash’s years as Lt. Governor. Arranged chronologically.

123
Legislative File, consisting of reports on legislation, correspondence, and other items pertaining to Nash’s tenure as Lt. Governor. Arranged alphabetically.

124-125
Lieutenant Governor—Campaign for Re-Election File, consisting of correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed materials, and other items relating to Nash’s 1960 campaign for reelection as Lt. Governor. Arranged alphabetically.

126-130
Publications File, consisting of newspaper clippings and other printed items relating to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor. Arranged alphabetically.

130-132
Speech Material File, consisting of speeches, press releases, printed materials, reports, and other items pertaining to speeches delivered by Nash and others. Arranged alphabetically.

133
State of Wisconsin File, consisting of reports, printed materials, statistics, and other items relating to Nash’s service as Lt. Governor. Arranged alphabetically.

134
Cross References File, consisting of cross reference sheets for various items. Arranged alphabetically.

134-154 COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FILE, 1961-1966

Consisting of ten subseries as follows:

134-135
Personal File, consisting of correspondence, invitations, and other items relating to Nash’s activities as Commissioner. Arranged alphabetically.

136-139
Correspondence File, consisting of correspondence relating to Nash’s service as Commissioner. Arranged alphabetically.

140-145
Speech File, consisting of speeches and speech drafts, related correspondence, and other items from Nash’s years as Commissioner. Arranged chronologically.

146
Task Force File, consisting of memoranda, minutes of meetings, and other items relating to Nash’s duties as Commissioner. Arranged alphabetically.

147-149
1962 Trip File, consisting of correspondence, itineraries, press releases, and other items documenting Nash’s travels in 1962. Arranged chronologically.

150-151
1963 Trip File, consisting of correspondence and other items documenting Nash’s travels in 1963. Arranged chronologically.

152-153
1964 Trip File, consisting of correspondence and other items documenting Nash’s travels in 1964. Arranged chronologically.

153
1965 Trip File, consisting of correspondence and other items documenting Nash’s travels in 1965. Arranged chronologically.

153-154
Travel Vouchers File, consisting of financial records and other items relating to Nash’s travels. Arranged chronologically.

154
Cross References File, consisting of cross reference sheets for various items. Arranged alphabetically.

154-169 CHRONOLOGICAL FILE, 1942-1966

Copies of correspondence from Nash and others, press releases, and other items, mostly relating to his career in government. Arranged chronologically.

170-171 ASSOCIATION ON AMERICAN INDIAN AFFAIRS FILE II, 1954-1977

Correspondence, memoranda, minutes of meetings, reports, and other items relating to Nash’s involvement with the Association on American Indian Affairs. Arranged alphabetically.

172-200 SUBJECT FILE, 1925-1987

Correspondence, printed materials, legislation, reports, appointment calendars, press releases, financial records, handwritten notes, and other items concerning various aspects of Nash’s life and career, particularly his service as Lt. Governor of Wisconsin and as Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Arranged alphabetically.

200-203 PRINTED MATERIALS FILE, 1943-1981

Pamphlets, booklets, reports, legal briefs, and other items reflecting Nash’s involvement in civil rights and Indian affairs, and other aspects of his career. Arranged alphabetically.

203 McCARTHYISM FILE, 1943-1981

Correspondence, printed materials, press releases, and other items concerning Senator Joseph McCarthy, allegations that Nash was a communist sympathizer, and the anti-McCarthy activities of Nash’s sister, Jean. Arranged alphabetically.

204 GENERAL FILE, 1946-1998

Printed materials, correspondence, and other items mostly relating to Nash’s career as an anthropologist and public servant. Arranged alphabetically.

FOLDER TITLE LIST

OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, 1942-1952

Administrative Correspondence and Memoranda File

Box 1

Administration—Procedure for Information Programs, Domestic Branch, June 15, 1943
Correspondence, 1943-1944 (A-G)
Correspondence, 1943-1944 (H-Q)
Correspondence, 1943-1944 (R-Z)
Correspondence, 1944 (Nash-Personal, June-July)
Correspondence, 1944 (OWI-Personal)
Correspondence, 1945

Box 2

Correspondence, 1946
[Deputy Director]—Leo Rosten File, 1942-1945
Deputy Directors—Job Descriptions
Information Material (General)
Memoranda—Book, 1942-1945 (Regarding Miscellaneous Topics)
Memoranda—Miscellaneous, 1942-43
Memoranda—Miscellaneous, March 1943-November 1952, Regarding Motion Pictures; Czechoslovakia Trials, 1952; Salute to Brotherhood Week, 1944
Memoranda—Miscellaneous, 1943, 1946
Office Calls—September 1943-August 1944

Box 3

Office Inventory
Office Memoranda, 1942-1943
Office Memoranda, 1944
Office Memoranda, 1944-1945
Organizations and Individuals, 1944-1946
Pamphlets, 1942
Personnel—General
Policy Directives—November 1942-April 1943
Press Releases (General)
Speeches, 1942-1946

OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION, 1942-52: Alphabetical File (OWI-Archives)

Box 4

Alien Property Custodian—Report
Alleged Admiral Horthy (Hungarian Regent) Speech, September 1944
The Answer, February 1944
Axis War Criminals—Memoranda and Correspondence, 1942-1943
Benedict, Ruth (Inactive File) 1944
Beveridge Report—Inter-Departmental Committee on Social Insurance and Allied Services, 1942
Bibliography of OWI Attitude Surveys, 1942-1943
Biddle, Francis, Attorney General—[Enemy Reactions to the Biddle Declaration on the Status of Italian Aliens in the United States]
Bolivian Tin Miners’ Strikes of December 1942—Report of January 1943
Bolshevik Menace—Memoranda, 1943
Bretton Woods Monetary Conference—Public Opinion Surveys, [on Bretton Woods Conference by Division of Research] July-August 1944
Bureau, Book and Magazine—Magazine Division—Memoranda, 1943-1945
Bureau of Intelligence—Administrative Information and Reports, July 1942-May 1944
Bureau of Intelligence—Bulletin of Intelligence Projects, December 1942-March 1943
Bureau of Intelligence—Division of Information Channels, Special Intelligence Reports No. 19 and No. 21, March-April, 1942
Bureau of Intelligence—Division of Source Materials, “United Nations Intelligence Digest,” Nos. 15-36, November 1942-April 1943 [excludes No. 27]
Bureau of Intelligence—Division of Source Materials [“What U.S Official Spokesmen Have Been Saying”] Nos. 16-22 [excludes no. 17] and [“U.S. Official Statements”] Nos. 23-37, November 1942-March 1943
Bureau of Intelligence Division of Source Materials, Enemy Sources Section—Memoranda, November 1942-February 1943
Bureau of Intelligence—European Press, Selected Items, March 13 and 15, 1943
Bureau of Intelligence—Intelligence Report No. 53 for December 3-9, 1942 and December 11, 1942
Bureau of Intelligence—Media Division—Memoranda, February- March, 1943

Box 5

Bureau of Intelligence—Media Division—[motion pictures, films, newsreels, reports] October 1942-April 1943
Bureau of Intelligence—Media Division—Special Intelligence Report No. 77, November 25, 1942 [“The Enemy in the Movies”]
Bureau of Intelligence—Personnel (Egon Glesinger)
Bureau of Intelligence—Polling Division—[“Answers to a Series of Questions”] February-May, 1942
Bureau of Intelligence—Special Intelligence Report, “America and the Post-War World” December 16, 1942
Bureau of Research and Analysis—Office of Strategic Services [reports regarding overseas topics] May-August 1943
Bureau of Special Services—Division of Research, [“Analysis of Editorial Opinion”]November 1943-November 1944
Bureau of Special Services—Division of Research, Correspondence Section—Reports, 1943-1945
Bureau of Special Services—Division of Research, [“Current Opinions”] December1944-December 1945

Box 6

Bureau of Special Services—Division of Research, [“Information Round-Up”] October 1943-March 1944
Bureau of Special Services—Division of Research—Memoranda, 1943-1944
Bureau of Special Services—Memoranda, June 1943
Bureau of Special Services—Press Intelligence Division—Digest, March-May 1945
Bureau of Special Services—Surveys Division Memoranda Nos. 39-56, December 1942-June 1943

Box 7

Bureau of Special Services—Surveys Division—Memoranda and Special Memoranda, Nos. 58-70
Bureau of Special Services—Surveys Division—Special Memoranda, Nos. 73-107, July 1943-January 1944
“Calendar of Significant Events,” July 16-September [1944]
Canada—Report on Canadian Price Control, April 1942
Catholic Appeal for Victory and Peace—Bishops’ Statement, November 1942
China by A. G. Wenley and John A. Pope, Smithsonian Institution War Background Studies, No. 20, July 27, 1944
China—Report of Opinion Poll in Hunan, January 1943 and “Chinese Pidgin English Grammar and Texts,” 1944
Committee for Political Defense—Request for Information, Material Regarding Axis Propaganda, December 1943
Compulsory Military Training—After World War I, Articles, 1944-1945

Box 8

Conscientious Objectors
Croatia—“Some Facts with Regard to Dr. Macek’s Policy and His Present Condition”
“Current Opinions”—Correspondence Panels, Government Information Service, Bureau of the Budget, 1946
Davies, Ambassador Joseph
Davis, Elmer—[Press Conference] February 10, 1943
Digest of Intelligence Reports
District of Columbia—U.S. District Court, Bill Particulars, [legal brief, United States vs. Joseph E. McWilliams et al] Criminal Number 73086
Domestic Propaganda—Information Materials—“The Proclaimed List of Certain Blocked Nationals” and “Types of Connections Between German Propaganda Machine and Individuals in the United States”
Domestic Propaganda—Materials Regarding Discrimination—Includes Pamphlet and Comic Book, “They Got the Blame”
Domestic Propaganda—Memorandum Regarding “Press Reaction to the Dissolution of the Communist International,” June 28, 1943
Domestic Propaganda—News Stories Regarding May Quinn, (.01) March 1945-April1946
Domestic Propaganda—Official Documents—Correspondence and Memoranda
Domestic Propaganda—Organizations and Individuals—News Clippings, Newsletters [reports regarding hate groups]
Domestic Propaganda—Pamphlets and Graphics
Domestic Propaganda—Research Reports—Memorandum Regarding Domestic Rightist Publications Critical of the War and the Administration
Editors Conference, April 5, 1943
Enemy File—ABC of Germany, 1943
Enemy File—Anti-Sabotage Campaign—Spot Announcement
Enemy File—Bibliography [list of special reports]
Enemy File—Burning of Library of Naples
Enemy File—Calendar of Aggression, (1931-1943) January 14-1943
Enemy File—Channis, M.—Anti-Nazi Booklets, Published by Popular Morale, Inc., Columbus, OH, December 1942
Enemy File—Chronology of the Nazi Record, 1933-1944
Enemy File—Commemoration of Fall of Bataan

Box 9

Enemy File—Conditions in Occupied European Countries
Enemy File—Cowles Summary
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign—Foreign Press—Translations of January 21,1943, News Releases for Domestic Foreign Press
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign, 1933-1943
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign—Material Distribution— Correspondence, December 1942-February 1943
Enemy File—“Dark Decade”—Materials and Directives
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign—Rockefeller Center Exhibit— Memoranda and Correspondence, April-October 1943
Enemy File—Dark Decade Campaign—Tenth Anniversary of Nazi Accession to Power—Correspondence and Memoranda Originating Campaign, November 1942-January 1943

Box 10

Enemy File—“Divide and Conquer” [pamphlet]
Enemy File—Enemy Japan Campaign Drafts for Enemy Japan, November 1944-July 1945
Enemy File—Enemy Japan Campaign—Memoranda and Reports, 1942-1945
Enemy File—“Enemy Japan” Campaign—Unconditional Surrender— Memoranda and Fact Sheets, 1945
Enemy File—Enemy Leaders’ Speeches—Excerpts of Speeches of German Leaders
Enemy File—Enemy Leaders’ Speeches—Excerpts of Speeches of Japanese Leaders
Enemy File—Enemy Propaganda in This Country—Domestic Enemy Propaganda
Enemy File—German Morale—Central European Analysis, October 8, 1943
Enemy File—German Propaganda, 1942-1944
Enemy File—Germany—Publications—Education in Nazi Germany [by Two English Investigators]
Enemy File—Germany—Publications—“The Fate of Small Business in Nazi Germany”
Enemy File—Germany—Publications—“The German People,” Testimony of Dr. Emil Ludwig, [Before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, 78th Congress, 1st Session] March 26, 1943
Enemy File—Greater East Asia Ministry—Radio Report, November 10, 1942
Enemy File—Health and Food Conditions in Axis—Occupied Europe— Report, June-August, 1943

Box 11

Enemy File—Hitler—Letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt Regarding Hitler, October 26, 1942
Enemy File—Hitler’s Lies
Enemy File—Italy—Memoranda, July 1943
Enemy File—Japanese Chronology, 1945
Enemy File—Japan’s New Order
Enemy File—“The Japanese in America” by Bradford Smith
Enemy File—Japanese Propaganda in Asia
Enemy File—Joint Liaison Committee
Enemy File—“Know the Facts About Our War…” Information Guide
Enemy File—Kurusu—Japanese Speech
Enemy File—Loose Talk Campaign [posters]
Enemy File—Memoranda, 1942-1944
Enemy File—“Nature of the Enemy”--Germany
Enemy File—“Nature of the Enemy,” Office of Public Opinion Research, Princeton University, August 13, 1942
Enemy File—Nazi Atrocities
Enemy File—Nazi Broken Promises
Enemy File—Nazism and the Church
Enemy File—News Bureau—Weekly Reports, May 21-July 30, 1943
Enemy File—Newspapers from Enemy and Enemy-Occupied Lands
Enemy File—New Releases, March-August, 1943
Enemy File—Occupied Territories—Conditions in Occupied Territories, Report by Inter-Allied Information Committee, London, Nos. 1-7, 1942-43
Enemy File—Occupied Territories—Memoranda and Reports Regarding Conditions in Europe and Japan, 1943-45

Box 12

Enemy File—Occupied Territories—News Clippings and Reports Regarding Europe and Japan, 1942-1945
Enemy File—OWI—Executive Order, June 13, 1942
Enemy File—OWI Pamphlets—“Hitler’s War Against the Catholic Church” and “The Nazi War Against the Catholic Church”
Enemy File—Output for Magazines—The German Junkers
Enemy File—Axis Peace Feelers (Current) December 1942-January 1943
Enemy File—Peace Offensives: Radio, 1942-1943
Enemy File—Peace Themes
Enemy File—Photostats of Posters [New York Times Magazine, November 29, 1942]
Enemy File—Pictures [transferred to audio visual]
Enemy File—Policy
Enemy File—Policy Directives, 1942-1943
Enemy File—Posters [transferred to museum collection]
Enemy File—Press Releases—Materials and Stories, 1943
Enemy File—Propaganda Bibliography of Bureau Reports on Enemy Propaganda, 1942
Enemy File—Propaganda—Memoranda, 1942-1943
Enemy File—Propaganda Policy (Renzo Sereno) 1944
Enemy File—“The Propaganda Year: From Pearl Harbor to the First Anniversary,” December 10, 1942
Enemy File—Proposed Information Campaign on Nazi Education
Enemy File—Publications—Detective Magazine, May 1944
Enemy File—Publications Program, December 21, 1942
Enemy File—Quotations from German Sources, “Second Front”
Enemy File—Quotations from Nazi Sources, December 21, 1942
Enemy File—Radio Background Material , The Nazi

Box 13

Enemy File-Radio—Memoranda Regarding The Enemy
Enemy File—Radio Script, “This is Our Enemy”
Enemy File—Radio Script for “This is War” Radio Program “Concerning Axis Propaganda,” April 18, 1942
Enemy File—Radio Script for “This is War” [Radio Program] “The Enemy,”April 11, 1942
Enemy File—“Short-Wave Warfare Since Pearl Harbor,” Special Report No. 47, January 20, 1943
Enemy File—Small Business—Information Problems
Enemy File—Source Materials
Enemy File—State Department Publication on Nazi Ideology, January 1943
Enemy File—“Tale of a City,” Press Release Regarding Warsaw, February 14, 1943
Enemy File—War Prisoners, 1942-43
Enemy File—Weekly Media Reports, Extract No.35, February 2, 1943
Experimental Division for the Study of Wartime Communications
Film—Memoranda, News Clippings, 1942-1945
Foreign Agents Registration Report, July 1944
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service (FCC)—English Translation of Radio Address by [Reich Minister Joseph] Goebbels, February 18, 1943
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service (FCC)—Radio Report on Far East, April 13-27, 1943 and Special Report, April 15, 1943
Foreign Broadcast Intelligence Service (FCC)—Central European Radio Analysis No. 14-47, April-December, 1943

Box 14

Foreign Information—Memoranda, 1944
Foreign Information—News Stories

Box 15

Foreign News Bureau—“Items From Wire File”, January-February 1945
Foreign News Bureau—Memoranda Regarding Article “The Quislings,” June 2, 1943
Foreign Publications Regarding Postal Confiscation of British and Other Allied Mail, November 1942
Fraternal Organizations—Articles by Council for American Unity, August 1944
Free French Delegation—Release Regarding Vichy Government in North Africa
Friends of Democracy, Inc. (New York)—Publication of “The Propaganda Battlefront”, Vol. 1, No. I, January 15, 1943
Friends of Democracy, Inc. (New York)—Publications of “The Propaganda Battlefront”, Vol. 1, No. VII, June 25, 1943 [and Vol. 1, No. V, April 30, 1943]
Garibaldi—Movie Publicity, December 1942
Government Agencies—General Memoranda and News Clippings, 1945-1946
Graphic Arts Victory Committee—“Guide to Essential Wartime Printing and Lithography
Grew, Ambassador Joseph C.—Speeches, 1943
Guide to the Use of War Information Materials, War Department, December 1943 and Radio Background Material: Our Enemies: The Nazis, OWI, January 1943
India—Report, April 1943
Information Guide on War Aims
Information Proposals—“Hitler Kills”
Inter-American Affairs—Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, 1943—University of Mexico, October 1942
Inter-American Affairs—Report on Extra-Curricular Activities in Inter-American Affairs of the University of New Mexico, October 1942
Interdepartmental Committee on Foreign Nationality Problems— Memoranda, May 1943
Joint Committee on Information Policy—Memoranda and Minutes, December 1942-January 1943

Box 16

Justice Department—Armenian-American Press, February-September 1943
Justice Department—Central European Field, February-September 1943
Justice Department—Chinese Press, October 1942-July 1943
Justice Department—East European Press, October 1942-January 1943
Justice Department—Foreign Language Press Analysis [folder missing]
Justice Department—France, August 1942-October 1943
Justice Department—German Language Press, October 1942-October 1943

Box 17

Justice Department—Irish-American Press, November 1942-September 1943
Justice Department—Italian Language Press, September 1942
Justice Department—Japanese-American Press, October 1942- September 1943
Justice Department—Memoranda, 1943-1944
Justice Department—Memoranda Regarding “Highlights of Domestic Foreign Language Press”
Justice Department—Memoranda Regarding Termination and History of “Highlights of Domestic Foreign Language Press,” September-October 1943
Justice Department—Native Press, May 1943-January 1944
Justice Department—North-East European Field, February –August, 1943

Box 18

Justice Department—Russo-Balkan Field, February-September 1943
Justice Department—Scandinavian Language Press, October 1942-July 1943
Justice Department—Spanish and Portuguese Language Press, October 1942-September 1943
Kiplinger Letters—News Letters, Drafts of Report on Business Letters to Kiplinger Regarding War
Lend Lease—Information, Objectives and Policies and Factual Background for Information Programs, 1942-1943
London News Chronicle—Article Regarding Negro Troops in Britain, May 8, 1943
Lyon, George—Correspondence, Memoranda Regarding Japanese- American Troops in World War II, October-December 1943
Melanesian Pidgin English Language Guide Mexican Consul—Report Regarding, April 23, 1943
Minorities—Articles, 1943

Box 19

Minorities—Articles, 1944
Minorities—Articles, 1945
Minorities—Domestic Foreign Language Groups—Nash’s Memorandum Regarding Policy, February 15, 1943
Minorities—Foreign Language Groups and Organizations—Memoranda and Correspondence, 1942-1943
Minorities--Howard University Conference on Negroes and Labor, 1944
Minorities—Information Programs—Nash Proposal and Reports, June-September 1943
Minorities—Memorandum Regarding OWI Deputy for Minority Problems, February 8, 1943
Minorities—Negro—Enemy Radio
Minorities—Negro—Military Redistribution Centers—News Clippings and Memoranda, September-October, 1944
Minorities—Negro—“Negro Cavalcade”—Proposed Motion Picture by All-American Newsreel, February 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Correspondents
Minorities—Negro—Negro Information Programs, 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Information Programs, 1944

Box 20

Minorities—Negro—Negro Morale—Report by Milton Starr
Minorities—Negro—Negro Motion Picture by Navy Department, September 1944
Minorities—Negro—Negro Newspaper Publishers Association— Correspondence Regarding OWI Advisory Council, 1943-1944
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Study—Negro and White Communications and Attitudes, [for information program] October 1942-January 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Correspondence, March 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets— Birmingham
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Chicago
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Detroit
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets— Magazines—Non-Fiction
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—National Negro—All

Box 21

Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—National Negro—Individuals, 1-5
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—National Negro—Individuals, 6-10
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—National White Press
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Negro Magazines
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Oklahoma City
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Radio
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Raleigh
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Results, Questions Regarding Race Regulation
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Data Sheets—Subject and Attitudes by Cities
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Films
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Leadership— Memoranda, Data Sheets
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Magazines—Non-Fiction

Box 22

Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—National Opinion Research Center—(Denver)—Questionnaire, March 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—National Opinion Research Center—Survey on Negroes, May 1944 [compared to OWI Survey, June 1942]
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Negroes and the War—A Preliminary Test of an OWI Pamphlet, 1943
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Project Development— March 1943—Memoranda and Questionnaires
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Radio—Replies to Questions Regarding Negroes
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Rural Phase—Summaries
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Statistics of Five Cities (Birmingham, Chicago, Detroit, Oklahoma City and Raleigh)
Minorities—Negro—Negro Opinion Studies—Summary (Drafts)
Minorities—Negro—Negro Organizations—Urban League
Minorities—Negro—Negro Problems and Enemy Broadcasts— Correspondence, June 1944
Minorities—Negro—Negro Protest Organizations, NAACP and the March on Washington
Minorities—Negro—Negro Publishers—Visit to the White House, February 1944
Minorities—Negro—“Negroes and the War”—OWI Pamphlet, News Clippings, January [and February] 1944
Minorities—Negro—News Stories (General), 1943-1945 Minorities—Negro—Report on Activity Related to Negro Morale, 1942
Minorities—Negro—Report on Negro Conference at Lincoln University, 1942
Minorities—Organizations—Association for Human Fellowship, Inc., 1945
Minorities—Press Digest, 1944—Drafts and Correspondence

Box 23

Minorities—Publications—General—American Council for Judaism, Inc., Information Bulletin, No. 9, February 29, 1948
Minorities—Publications—General— A Monthly Summary of Events and Trends in Race Relations, September 1943-December 1946
Minorities—Publications—General—“The Fighting Jews”—Harold Ickes Speech, [before New York Conference on the United Palestine Appeals] December 6, 1942
Minorities—Publications—General—German-American Situation Report
Minorities—Publications—General—Italian-American and Italian News—Memoranda, November 1942

Box 24

Minorities—Publications—General—Italian Americans, Memoranda, May 1942-February 1943
Minorities—Publications—General—Japanese-American Controversy Between WRA [War Relocation Authority] and NYA [National Youth Administration] Over Training of Evacuees, June 1943
Minorities—Publications—General—Japanese-Americans— Memoranda, 1943 and 1944
Minorities—Publications—General—Japanese- Americans—Relocation Centers—[controversy over “Superman” comic strip] August 1943
Minorities—Publications—General—Japanese-American Troops— Memoranda, 1943-1945
Minorities—Publications—General—Jewish –Radio Script, “They Live Forever” [regarding Delaware’s War Contribution, Men] and Material, May 24, 1942
Minorities—Publications—General—Jewish Veteran’s Day—Remarks of Senator James Mead, Congressional Record, May 28, 1943
Minorities—Publications—General—Jews in Algeria, [“The Story of Algiers And the Abrogation of the Cremieux Law”] Overseas News Agency, March 18, 1943
Minorities—Publications—General—Minority Groups in the Armed Forces—Articles, 1944
Minorities—Publications—General—Racial Minorities Under Fascism In Italy by Gaetano Salvemini
Minorities—Publications—General—Spanish-American—Press Release Regarding War Effort, May-June 1943
Minorities—Radio Program in Dallas, Texas, May 1943
Minorities—Reports, Memoranda, Pamphlets, 1943-1945
Nazi Indictments—Indictment of Americans in Washington, D.C. October 1943 [U.S. District Court, for Aiding the Nazi Party in the U.S.]
News of Norway—October 1942-February 1943
Office of Price Administration—Cartoons Illustrating OPA Housing Regulations
Office of Public Relations—Navy Department—Reports—January 1945
Opinion Surveys—Bureau of Special Services, 1943-1944
Overseas News Agency—Correspondence and Memoranda, June 1943
Overseas Policy Directives—Basic Policy Directives for South Africa From Overseas Branch, July 1943
Palestine—News Clippings, October 1945-February 1946
Peace and War—United States Foreign Policy, 1931-1941—By Department of State, 1942
Pope, Generoso—Regarding Appointment to War Finance Committee and His Pro-Fascist Background, August 1943
Posters (Minorities) 1943
Posters (War Effort)

Box 25

Press Releases—Federal Communications Commission
Press Releases—Federal Security Agency
Press Releases—Justice, Department of
Press Releases—National Housing Agency
Press Releases—Navy, Department of
Press Releases—Negroes
Press Releases—Office of Price Administration
Press Releases—Office of War Information

Box 26

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Press Releases—Overseas Branch (OWI)
Press Releases—State, Department of
Press Releases—Treasury, Department of
Press Releases—United States Maritime Commission
Press Releases—UNRRA [United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration] Releases
Press Releases—Veterans Administration
Press Releases—War Department
Press Releases—War Manpower Commission
Press Releases—War Shipping Administration
Proposed Committee on National Unity
Psychological Warfare—“Strategies of Political and Moral Warfare”— Address by Harold D. Lasswell
Race Tension—Areas Affected by VE Day Production Cuts
Race Tension—Bureau of Intelligence—Memoranda, Reports and Correspondence January 1942-January 1943; October 1944; March-April 1945
Race Tension—Canada, Ontario
Race Tension—“Current” Surveys—Suggestions for Race Riot Report, February 2, 1944

Box 27

Race Tension—Daniels-Nash Project—Memoranda Regarding Reporting Service, May 1, 1944
Race Tension—England, Bristol
Race Tension—Haiti, January-February, 1946—News Clippings
Race Tension—Hawaii, Honolulu, November-December, 1945 (Reports)
Race Tension—India, February 1946—News Clipping, “Understanding Mahatma Gandhi,” by T.A. Raman, American Mercury, April 1943
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Army
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Copies
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Memoranda, Nash to Daniels, 1942-1945
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Minority Problems, 1942-1945
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—News Analysis
Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Research

Box 28

Race Tension—Jonathan Daniels File—Tension
Race Tension—Liberia--December 1945-January 1946 (News Clippings)
Race Tension—Memoranda, June 1943-1945 (Regarding Race Riots, May-June 1943)
Race Tension—News Clippings and Pamphlets, May 1944-June 1946
Race Tension—OWI—Correspondence Panels Section, July 1943- September 1944
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 18 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 19 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 20 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 21 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 22 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 23 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 24 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—OWI--Regional Roundup No. 25 [weekly reports of public opinion by region]
Race Tension—Philippines, Manila—January-February, 1946 (News Clippings)
Race Tension—S.S. Frank H. Dodd, Matson Liner—Regarding Negro Chief Steward, January 1946
Race Tension—States—Alabama, Greensboro Report, October 1944
Race Tension—States—Alabama—Individuals—Recy Taylor, October 1945
Race Tension—States—Alabama—Mobile Race Friction, May 1943- May 1944
Race Tension—States—Alabama, October 1945-April 1946—News Clipping
Race Tension—States—Arizona—Report, June 1943
Race Tension—States—California, Los Angeles, May-August 1944 (Reports Regarding Transit Situation)
Race Tension—States—California, Los Angeles Riot, June 1943— Reports and Memos, October 1942-February 1944 [includes memoranda, Philleo Nash to R. Keith Kane regarding reorganization of Bureau of Intelligence, November 1942]
Race Tension—States—California—Port Chicago—Reports and News Clippings Regarding Ammunition Depot
Race Tension—States—California—Reports, April-June 1943 and News Clippings, August 1945-June 1946

Box 29

Race Tension—States—California, San Francisco Bay Area—Tension in Shipbuilding Industry, May 1944
Race Tension—States—Florida, August 1944-March 1946
Race Tension—States—Florida—Individuals—Jesse James Payne, November 1945
Race Tension—States—Florida—Individuals—John A. Broadnax and George Mazyck, April 1944 (Ted Postdom Memorandum)
Race Tension—States—Georgia—Lynching in South—News Clippings, September 1945-July 1947
Race Tension—States—Illinois, Chicago—Memoranda and News Clippings, November 25, 1942-June 1951
Race Tension—States—Indiana, Gary—Memoranda and News Clippings, June 1944-March 1946 Regarding High School Student Strikes
Race Tension—States—Kansas--Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks—Race Riot, May 1947
Race Tension—States—Louisiana, Lake Charles, May 1943
Race Tension—States—Louisiana, New Orleans and Marrero, August 1944
Race Tension—States—Maryland, Stevensville, February 1946 and News Clippings Regarding Baltimore, September 1945-January 1946
Race Tension—States—Massachusetts, Boston, 1943-1945
Race Tension—States—Massachusetts, New Boston, February 1945 Regarding Shortage of Housing
Race Tension—States—Michigan, Detroit—Memoranda and News Clippings, March 1942-March 1946
Race Tension—States—Michigan, Detroit, 1944--Memoranda
Race Tension—States—Michigan, Detroit—Race Riot, June 1943— Reports—Correspondence Regarding Book Regarding Willow Run Lay-Off, May 1944
Race Tension—States—Michigan—Individual—Col. William T. Coleman, Selfridge Field, September 7, 1943
Race Tension—States—Michigan, Muskegon—News Clipping, November 1945
Race Tension—States—Mississippi, Liberty, November 194(?)
Race Tension—States—Missouri—News Clippings, August and November 1945
Race Tension—States—Nebraska
Race Tension—States—New Jersey—September-December 1945
Race Tension—States—New Jersey—Newark, July 1943
Race Tension—States—New York, Brooklyn—“Little Harlem” Affair—Memoranda and News Clippings, November 1943
Race Tension—States—New York—Fort Green Park
Race Tension—States—New York—Freeport, Long Island News Clippings, February-April 1946
Race Tension—States—New York—Harlem Riot, August 1943— Reports

Box 30

Race Tension—States—New York—News Clippings, August 1945- July 1946
Race Tension—States—North Carolina
Race Tension—States—North Carolina—Booker T. Specely, July 1944
Race Tension—States—North Carolina—Kiwanis Club, Ahoske, N.C. Regarding Lottery Prize Won by Negro, July 1947
Race Tension—States—Ohio—News Clippings—Toledo, July 1944 and Cleveland, September 1944
Race Tension—States—Oregon, Portland—Regarding Shipyards in Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon
Race Tension—States—Pennsylvania, Philadelphia—Regarding Strike by White Transit Workers, August 1944-October 1945
Race Tension—States—South Carolina—Hartsville, July 25, 1944 (Memorandum)
Race Tension—States—South Carolina—November 1945-January 1946—News Clippings—Article Regarding KKK
Race Tension—States—Tennessee—June 1944-March 1946—Reports and News Clippings
Race Tension—States—Texas—San Antonio and Other Texas Towns, August 1942-September 1945 [news clippings and reports]
Race Tension—States—Texas—Beamont Race Riot. June 1943 (News Clippings and Wire Releases)
Race Tension—States—Virginia—News Clippings, September 1945- June 1946
Race Tension—States—Washington, Seattle—August 1944 and September 1945
Race Tension—States—Washington, DC—May-June 1943—Regarding Race Riot Rumors
Race Tension—States—Washington, DC—1943—News Clippings
Regarding Rosedale Playground, October 1952
Race Tension—Stoppages, 1943-1944—Reports, Wire Releases, FEPC Contributions
Race Tension—War Department—Military Intelligence Reports, December 1943-August 1944
Race Tension—War Department—Segregation—Army Posts, 1943, 1944 [regarding Maxwell Field, Alabama and Chancey Sparks Opposition to President’s Order to Ban Segregation]
Race Tension—War Department—Reports Regarding Strike Affecting Procurement, No. 1, October 1944-December 1945

Box 31

Race Tension—War Department—Reports Regarding Strike Affecting Procurement, No. 2, August 1944-May 1945
Race Tension—War Relocation Authority—Tension Study—News Release [from Department of the Interior regarding violence to] Japanese in California, May 1946
Radio—I. Edwin Goldwasser—Philleo Nash, July 9, 1943 Regarding Cooperation Between OWI and WRUL, Boston
Radio—Personnel—Memoranda Regarding OWI Role in Supervising Personnel in Foreign Language Radio, August 1943
Radio—Request for Study Material for Program “Foiling the Fonies,” of Sweet Land of Liberty, WFIL [broadcasting company] Philadelphia, July 26, 1943 Radio Scripts
Rankin, John E.—News Clippings, May 1945-April 1946
Redistribution Centers for Army Integrated—News Clippings, October 1944
Rotnem, Vic and Tom Clark—News release Regarding Erroneous Questions, October 1944
Rumors—Analysis of Rex Stout, Radio Program, October 1942
Rumors—Analysis of Rumors—OWI News Release, November 1942

Box 32

Rumors—Confidential Personnel Reports, 1943, 1944
Rumors—Correspondence, October 1942-October 1944
Rumors—Information Material, 1942-1944
Rumors—Inter-Departmental Committee on Foreign Nationality Problems—Minutes, February 1942-March 1943
Rumors—Memoranda for Editors and Publishers of Rumor Columns Regarding Guidelines for Handling Rumors, November 19, 1942
Rumors—Memoranda on Rumors and Rumor-Control Groups, January 16, 1946
Rumors—Memoranda—The Pony Express, 194(?)
Rumors—Memoranda—Rumors in Wartime, Background Information, November 19, 1942-January 16, 1943
Rumors—Memoranda—Rumors and Interracial Tension, July 1944
Rumors—News Stories, February 1944-March 1945
Rumors—Radio Background Material [empty folder]
Rumors—Research Reports, 1944
Rumors—Syracuse University Rumor Clinic—Correspondence with Walter Walsh and News Clippings, October 1942-April 1943
Rumors—When Radio Writes for War…Pamphlet [A Digest of Practical Suggestions…Prepared…]by Domestic Radio Branch, Office of War Information, 1943
Russia—Data Sheets—OWI—Domestic Radio Bureau Russia—Memoranda, Reports, 1943
Russia—Official Statement: USSR, February 1943
Russia—Statements of Winston Churchill, Archbishop of Canterbury and Cardinal Hensley on Russia, March 22, 1943
Russia—Russian Propaganda Leaflets, June-September, 1943
Security of War Information—Memoranda, Pamphlets and Drafts of Information Stressing the Need for Security of War Information

Box 33

Sedition Trials—Newspaper Coverage, April 1944
Selective Service—Memoranda, 1942
Smith, Gerald L.K.—News Clippings, September 1945-February 1946
Syracuse University—Morale Seminar, Directed by Professor Frank H. Allport, Reports, “Influence of Axis Radio Materials Upon American Hearers”
Tension—International—UNESCO—Social Sciences and the Study of “Tensions”, November 2, 1951
Thomas and Joseph Report—Analysis for Proposed Radio Program, “Uncle Sam’s Family in Uniform,” June 1943
Travel Vouchers—Philleo Nash, 1942-1944
Tule Lake Affair
Tule Lake Affair—Wire Service

Box 34

United Nations—Information Material for Radio and Press on United Nations Flag Day, Office of Facts and Figures, June 1942
United Nations Information Office—“Germany’s Record and World Security,” 1944-1945
United Nations Information Office—“Japan’s Record and World Security,” 1943
United Nations Information Office—Pamphlets and Film Catalogs
United Nations Information Office—Memoranda and Correspondence, 1942-1944
United Nations—Memoranda Regarding Misleading Statements in the “Information Guide,” August 1943
United Nations—Radio Program, “The United Nations,” March 14, 1942
United Nations—Research Unit—Memoranda and Releases, 1942-1944
War Record Conference, Newark, New Jersey, May 17, 1943—General Information Report

Box 35

War Relocation Agency—Information Program, 1944
War Relocation Agency—Pamphlet, “Relocation of Japanese- Americans,” 1943
War Relocation Agency—Relocation Centers, June 1943
What the Soldier Thinks—Quarterly Report from Special Services Division, War Department, 1943
What the Soldier Thinks—Special Service Division, War Department, 1942
Wheeling, West Virginia Intelligencer, 1943
White, Walter—Writer’s Congress Speech, October 1, 1943
Writer’s War Board—Cartoons, “Mr. Biggott”
Yugoslavia—American News Releases, October 1942
Yogoslavia—Dr. Mirkovich, (Killed in Action in Yugoslavia) 1944

WHITE HOUSE FILE, 1936-1953

Armed Services—Segregation—News Release from Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, October 19, 1952
Army Schools, Bases—Integration of, January 1953
Bernadotte, Count Folke, U.N. Mediator in Palestine, September 18, 1948—Assassination of—News Clipping
Bernays, Edward—New York Public Relations Council, 1943-1945
Bilbo, Senator Theodore—News Clippings, 1945-1946
Bilbo, Senator Theodore—News Clippings, 1946-1947
Bills and Acts of Congress, 1948-1951
Biographies
Brandies University—Memoranda, 1947-1949
Briefs—Briefs of Miscellaneous Cases, 1947-195(?)

Box 36

Bureau for Intercultural Education—Publications and Book Lists,
Civil Rights—Legislation—Memoranda, News Clippings and Bills, 1948-1950
Civil Rights—Memoranda, 194
Civil Rights—Memoranda, 1949
Civil Rights Message—February 2, 1948 (Copy)
Civil Rights—Miscellaneous Documents, 1953-1955
Civil Rights—Pamphlets (Regarding Civil Rights and Civil Rights Report, [1947] 1948-1949)

Box 37

Civil Rights, President’s Committee on—Memoranda, Registration List and Information Panel Members, Regions I through VIII, December 1946-October 1947
Civil Rights—President’s Committee on Civil Rights—Memoranda from Robert Carr to PCCR, 1947
Civil Rights—Republican National Committee—News Release Regarding Civil Rights Record in Eisenhower and Previous Democratic Administration, May 1954
Civil Rights—Supreme Court Decisions on Segregation, June 5, 1950 [news clippings and memoranda]
Cobb, Dr. Montague—Articles, (Regarding Negroes and Medicine) 1944-1951 [1945-1952]
Committee for Economic Development—Statement for Release— “The Threat to Our National Security”
Congress—“Yea and Nay Votes”—80th and 81st Congresses, U.S. Senate

Box 38

Conscientious Objectors—Memoranda, 1948-1952
Correspondence—Philleo Nash—Personal and Miscellaneous, 1947- 1952
Correspondence—Sample Letters, 1946-1952
Cosmos Club—News Clippings, September 5, 1952
Daughters of the American Revolution—Adam Clayton Powell— Harry S. Truman Letter, 1945
Detroit—Report on Investigation of the Riot of June 21, 1943

Box 39

Diplomatic Relations Between America and European Nations, 1775— Memoranda for David K. Niles, May 19, 1948
Displaced Persons—Pamphlet, 1948
Displaced Persons—Report of a Special Sub-Committee on Foreign Affairs—80th Congress, 1st Session, 1947
Domestic Propaganda—Civil Service Commission—Press Release, November 29, 1943
Douglas, Helen Gahagan—Speeches and Correspondence, 1945-1949
FEPC [Federal Employment Practices Committee]—Budget Message, 1950—Drafts
FEPC—Clippings from Congressional Record, 1950
FEPC—“Congress Blocks the Civil Rights Program, How to Break the FEPC Logjam” by Scott Fowler, Commentary, May 1950
FEPC—Draft Reply to Pressure Groups
FEPC—Fair Employment Board—Pamphlet, “Fair Employment in the Federal Service,” December 1951
FEPC—History—FDR Memo of June 14, 1941 and Executive Order 8802 Regarding FEPC, June 25, 1941
FEPC—HST Letter to Agencies, December 18, 1945
FEPC—Legislation, 1946—Congressional Record, (Volume 92, No. 5-24 Incomplete) January 18-February 13, 1946

Box 40

FEPC—Legislation, 1946--News Clippings
FEPC—Legislation (Inactive), 1947—Congressional Record—News Clippings, February-June 1947 (By States)
FEPC—Memoranda, 1943-1946
FEPC—News Clippings, December 1945[August 1945-February 1946]
FEPC—News Clippings, 1946--January-April; October-December 1946
FEPC—News Clippings, 1947--March-June 1947
FEPC—Pamphlets (Miscellaneous) and Memoranda, 1943-1952
FEPC—Press Releases--Cleared and Issued Through Facilities of OWI, September 1943-March 1944
FEPC—Senate Release—Staff Report—Employment and Economic Status of Negroes in the U.S., 1952
FEPC—Senate Release—Staff Report—State and Municipal Fair Employment Legislation, 1952
Field Foundation—Inactive File
Field Foundation—Personal Correspondence, Marshall Field
General Information File—Biographical Material
Government Contract Compliance Committee—Benton, William— Letter to HST, October 21, 1951

Box 41

Government Contract Compliance Committee—Equal Economic Opportunity, Draft, January 12, 1952
Government Contract Compliance Committee— Equal Economic Opportunity, Galley Proof
Government Contract Compliance Committee—Equality of Opportunity-The Right to Work, Report by the President’s Committee on Government Contract Compliance, December 1952
Government Contract Compliance Committee—Mailing List for Report
Government Contract Compliance Committee—News Clippings, January 1953
Government Contract Compliance Committee—News Releases, 1951-1952
Government Contract Compliance Committee—News Releases, December 1952-January 19, 1953
Government Contract Compliance Committee—News Releases, Drafts and Memoranda—December 1951-August 1953
Haitian Ambassador
Hawaii, 1947-1950
History—Veterans Administration—Discrimination Complaint, October 1952
Housing—Selective Items for History File—Memoranda, Reports, 1947-1951
Immigration Bill—Memoranda, 1951-1952

Box 42

Immigration Bill—1951—Senate Bills and Acts, September 26, 1951
Immigration Bill—1952—H.R. 5678—An Act, April 24, 1952
Immigration—Legislation, 1947—Bills Introduced in Congress Regarding Immigration
Immigration—Memoranda—Arthur Greenleigh to Attorney General J. Howard McGrath, November 1951
Immigration—News Clippings, 1947
Immigration—News Clippings Regarding Refugee Ships, December 1946-March 1947
Immigration—Statements by the President Regarding Immigration, December 1946
Indians—Address by Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Dillon S. Myer, December 9, 1952
Indians—Calendar of Indian Events, 1951
Indians—General Information
Indians—Indian Land Claims Commission—Chairman, Appointment of Felix S. Cohen, August 1946
Indians—“Indian Land Titles in California” by William Carey Jones [excerpts from report]
Indians—Institute of Ethnic Affairs, 1951 [and 1952]
Indians—Institute of Ethnic Affairs, 1954
Indians—National Congress of American Indians Report—Washington Conference, February 1954
Indians—National Indian Institute—Department of the Interior, 1950 [and 1949]
Indians—Navajo-Hopi File
Indians—Navajo Trading—Report to Commissioner of, April 1949
Indians—Newspaper Clippings, 1947-1952

Box 43

Indians—News Releases of Indian Bureau, 1949-54
Indians—Pamphlets and Reports
Indians—Proposed Presidential Commission—Memo for David K. Niles, October 1949, Occasioned by the Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation Bill
Indians—Report of the Committee on Indian Affairs to Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government, October 1948

Box 44

Indians—“Southwest Indian Newsletter”—February 1951-February 1952
Indians—Speeches (Miscellaneous)
Indians—Voegelin, Erminie—Correspondence [Klamath Dissertation and Land Claims]
Interior, Department of the—Proposed Amendments to the Regulations For the Protection of the Commercial Fisheries of Alaska for 1946
Legislation—Civil Rights—Memoranda Regarding Civil Rights Act of 1949
Legislation—“Individual Voting Record”—House and Senate, 1949 and 1950
Legislation—“Legislation Programs”—81st Congress, 2nd Session, January-April 1950

Box 45

Legislation—Legislative Recommendations of the President, 1951
Legislation—Legislative Recommendations of the President, 1952
Legislation—Memoranda, 1950 and News Releases, 1945-1948
Legislation—“Summary of Status of Legislation Relating to Recommendations of the President,” 81st Congress, 2nd Session, March-July, 1950
Legislation—“Summary of Status of Legislation Relating to Recommendations of the President,” 81st Congress, 2nd Session, September 4, 1950
Legislation—Voting Records—House and Senate—Selected Issues, 1949-1950
Lynching—Woodard [Woodward], Isaac
Lynching—Woods, Lemus
Manpower—Pamphlets, Department of Labor, 1951
Minorities—General—Agencies That Deal with Minorities
Minorities –General—American Civil Liberties Union—News Clippings
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Board Minutes, 1944-1945
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Committee Minutes, 1944
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Correspondence, 1944-1947

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Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— FEPC Legislation and the States, 1949

Box 47

Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Fund Raising Report, January 11, 1945
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Handbook of ACRR Programs, 1945-1950
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations—Magazines and Pamphlets, 1945-1950
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations—Newspaper Clippings, 1944-1947
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Office Memoranda, 1945
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Preparatory Conference, Chicago, 1943
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Report, 1945-1950 [newsletters]
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Reporting Conference, Washington, November 23, 1944

Box 48

Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— Staff Meeting Minutes, 1944-1945
Minorities—General—American Council on Race Relations— “State FEPC—What the People Say,” 1945
Minorities—General—American International Singers, New York, 1947
Minorities—General—Atlanta, Georgia—“A Report of Public School Facilities for Negroes,” 1944
Minorities—General—Chicago, Illinois—“City Planning in Race Relations”
Minorities—General—Civil Rights Congress, 1948-1950
Minorities—General—Civil Rights Legislation—Summary and Bibliography, 1948-1949
Minorities—General—Columbians, Inc.—News Clippings, 1947 [and 1946]
Minorities—General—Committee on Asiatic Studies in American Education—Bulletin, 1942
Minorities—General—Connecticut Civil Rights Commission— “Aids in Teaching Inter-Racial Understanding”
Minorities—General—Council for Civil Rights in the [Nation’s] Capital—(Ida Fox, Executive Secretary)
Minorities—General—FEPC—Look Magazine Article, “FEPC—How it Works in Seven States,” 1952
Minorities—General—Institute for American Democracy
Minorities—General—Italian-American Affairs—Council for American-Italian Affairs, Inc., Report, 1946
Minorities—General—Ku Klux Klan—News Clippings, 1945-1947
Minorities—General—Material on Miscellaneous Racial Attitudes, 1943-1944
Minorities—General—Milwaukee [Wisconsin]—Mayor’s Commission on Human Rights, 1950-1952
Minorities—General—Minneapolis, Minnesota—Fair Employment Practice Committee [Commission]
Minorities—General—Minneapolis, Minnesota—Mayor’s Council on Human Relations [news clipping]
Minorities—General—Mitchell, George—Southern Regional Council, 1946-1950
Minorities—General—National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials, 1949
Minorities—General—National CIO Committee to Abolish Discrimination, 1945
Minorities—General—National Federation of the Blind
Minorities—General—News Clippings, 1945-54

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Minorities—General—New York State Commission Against Discrimination, 1945-52
Minorities—General—Publications—“Americans of Italian Descent and the Years of Democratic Progress,” Democratic National Committee Pamphlet
Minorities—General—Publications—“Army Talk—Orientation Fact Sheet,” War Department Pamphlet
Minorities—General—Publications—“Civil Rights: Democratic and GOP Platforms,” DNC Pamphlet
Minorities—General—Publications—“Democratic Immigration and Naturalization Policy,” DNC Pamphlet
Minorities—General—Publications—“Displaced Persons Program,” DNC Pamphlet
Minorities—General—Publications—Gary, Indiana—Police Department—“Human Relations”—Conferences
Minorities—General—Publications—“Guide to the Use of Information Materials,” U.S. Army Special Services, 1943
Minorities—General—Publications—Human Rights--Pamphlets
Minorities—General—Publications—Milwaukee, Wisconsin—Police Training School—“A Guide to Understanding Race and Human Relations,” 1952
Minorities—General—Publications—“A Monthly News Summary of National Events and Trends in Race Relations,” August 1943, 1947-1948
Minorities—General—Publications—“Pamphlet Index,” A Catalogue of Small Publications in Social Affairs, 1949
Minorities—General—Publications—Pamphlets--Miscellaneous
Minorities—General—Publications—Police Training Manuals
Minorities—General—Publications—Race Riot Pamphlets

Box 50

Minorities—General—Publications—“Races of Mankind” (Versions of)
Minorities—General—Publications—“Races of Mankind” (Visual Display)
Minorities—General—Publications—“Rhode Island Fair Employment Practices”
Minorities—General—Publications—“They Got the Blame”
Minorities—General—Publications—“True Comics”
Minorities—General—Publications—“Japanese-American Soldiers Make Good,” The American Mercury, June 1945
Minorities—General—Wisconsin Human Rights Commission— Bitker and Barton Correspondence, 1945-1950
Minorities—Japanese—American Attitudes Toward Nisei (Research Repots)
Minorities—Japanese—“Annotated Bibliography of the Community Analysis Section”—War Relocation Authority
Minorities—Japanese—Booklets (Japanese American)
Minorities—Japanese—Causes of Unrest at Relocation Centers
Minorities—Japanese—Community Analysis Research Reports— War Relocation Authority
Minorities—Japanese—Community Attitudes Toward Japanese Relocation
Minorities—Japanese—“Dealing with Japan”—War Relocation Authority
Minorities—Japanese—Dillon Myer’s Letter to Martin Dies
Minorities—Japanese—Evacuee Resistance to Relocation—War Relocation Authority
Minorities—Japanese—Japanese-American Citizen’s League— Mike Masoaka, 1947-1950

Box 51

Minorities—Japanese—Japanese Minorities in the United States— Articles, 1943-1944
Minorities—Japanese—Japanese Propaganda About Nisei Regarding Transfer of War Relocation Authority to Interior Department, February 1944
Minorities—Japanese—Loyalty Investigation of American Citizens of Japanese Ancestry in War Relocation Centers, 1943
Minorities—Japanese—“Nisei Assimilation”—Community Analysis, Report Number Six—War Relocation Authority, July 1943
Minorities—Japanese—Nisei—News Clippings, 1943-1947
Minorities—Japanese—Oyama Case Regarding California Alien Land Law, 1947-1948
Minorities—Japanese—Pacific Citizen, Los Angeles, California, 1952 [news clippings]
Minorities—Japanese—Pamphlets, 1943-1945
Minorities—Japanese—Pamphlets, WRA Bills, 1943
Minorities—Japanese—“Trek”—Japanese-American Publication, June 1943
Minorities—Japanese—War Relocation Authority—“Army and Leave Clearance Registration at War Relocation Centers,” June 1943

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Minorities—Japanese—War Relocation Authority—News Stories, 1943-1944
Minorities—Japanese—War Relocation Authority—“Second Quarterly Report,” July-September, 1942
Minorities—Japanese—War Relocation Authority—Speeches, 1944-1945
Minorities—Jewish—American—Jewish Congress—Balance Sheet of Group Relations, Statement by the President, 1951
Minorities—Jewish—American—Jewish Congress—Correspondence and Congress Weekly, 1942 and 1943
Minorities—Jewish—American—Jewish Congress—Commission on Community Relations, Articles, Memoranda, 1947-1952
Minorities—Jewish—American—Jewish Congress—Digest of the Anti- Semitic and Anti-Democratic Press in the U.S., May-August, 1943
Minorities—Jewish—American—Jewish Congress—Digest of the Anti- Semitic and Anti-Democratic Press in the U.S., September 1943- January 1944
Minorities—Jewish—Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith— Bulletin and OWI Correspondence, 1943-1947
Minorities—Jewish—Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith— Washington News Letter, 1944-1947
Minorities—Jewish—Anti-Semitism, 1942-1952
Minorities—Jewish—Anti-Semitism, Fortune Survey Regarding Anti- Semitism, 1946
Minorities—Jewish—National Council of Jewish Women
Minorities—Jewish—News Clippings, 1946 Minorities—Jewish—News Clippings, 1951

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Minorities—Jewish—Palestine—Pamphlets, Memoranda on Trusteeship for Palestine, Jewish Agency for Palestine
Minorities—Jewish—Pamphlets, Memoranda, News Clippings, 1943
Minorities—Jewish—Pamphlets, 1942-1948
Minorities—Jewish—Persons—News Clippings, 1951-1952
Minorities—Jewish—“What is a Jew?”—Look, Summer, 1952
Minorities—Jewish—Yavne Hebrew Theological Seminary— Descriptive Circular
Minorities—Mexican—News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—Army Schools (Envelope)
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—Fisk University, 1947-1951
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—Howard University, [1945] 1946-1948
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—Meharry Medical College
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—Miscellaneous Colleges, 1948-1951 (Lane College and Shaw University)
Minorities—Negro—Educational Institutions—United Negro College Fund—Correspondence and Reports Regarding Book, 1946-1951
Minorities—Negro—Films—“The Negro Soldiers,” 1944

Box 54

Minorities—Negro—General--Attitudes Toward Negroes, June 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—Bibliography of Negro Studies, Bureau of Intelligence, OWI, 1942
Minorities—Negro—General—Biography—Mrs. Dorothy Tilly
Minorities—Negro—General—Booklists
Minorities—Negro—General—Burlington, Iowa—Self-Survey Regarding Discrimination and Opportunities for Negroes, November 1951
Minorities—Negro—General—Case History—(Employment) in Philadelphia, 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—Colonialism—“French Colonial Policy in Africa,” by French Press and Information Service, 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—“Color Line in U.S.” by Herbert Asbury, Collier’s, August 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Conference of Negro Democratic Leaders—Memoranda Regarding Proposals, February 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—Daughters of the American Revolution and Constitution Hall—News Clippings, 1945 and 1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Education—“Adult Education of Negroes,” Third Progress Report by Ambrose Caliver, FSA, Office of Education, October 1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Education—Negroes—News Clippings and Reports, 1936-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Employment Statistics—News Clippings and Memoranda, 1944-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Enemy Propaganda on Negro-White Relations, 1942-1944
Minorities—Negro—General—European Civilian Attitudes Towards American Negro Troops in Europe—Memoranda
Minorities—Negro—General—Farmers, Negro—Pamphlets, 1943-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Freemasonry, Negro—Pamphlets, 1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Gillem Board—Report Regarding Use of Negroes in Post-War Army—Correspondence and News Clippings, January-March 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Health and Medicine—News Clippings, 1947-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—History (Negro)—News Clippings, 1947-1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Housing—News Clippings, 1944-1952 [and memoranda]
Minorities—Negro—General—Housing—Press Releases, 1942-1945
Minorities—Negro—General—Individuals—News Clippings, 1945- 1946

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Minorities—Negro—General—Inter-Racial Committees and Conferences, 1943
Minorities—Negro—General—Jim Crow—News Clippings, 1946-1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Kornhauser Poll of Experts in Race Relations, March 1945
Minorities—Negro—General—Legislation Affecting Negroes
Minorities—Negro—General—Legislation Affecting Negroes— News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Liberia—Memoranda, News Clippings, 1946-1951
Minorities—Negro—General—Lynching—News Clippings, 1946-1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Lynching—News Clippings—Willie Earle, South Carolina, February-March 1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Lynching—News Clippings—Willie Francis, Case of—Louisiana, February 1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Mayor’s Inter-Racial Committees, Reprint from The Pittsburgh Courier
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Attitudes Towards the War
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Combat Troops— Correspondence to Hamilton Fish and John J. McCloy, February 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—“The Negro in the Army,” A Summary Prepared for the Secretary of the Army by James C. Evans, July 1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Leaders’ Report on Segregation, Chairman, Lester Granger, September 1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Newspaper Publishers Association—News Clippings of Meeting, June 1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Newspaper Week—News Clippings, March 1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Participation in U.S. Government Programs, 1942-1944
Minorities—Negro—General—“Negro Press and Issues of Democracy”—Speech by Marshall Field at the Capital Press Club, Washington, D.C., June 21, 1944
Minorities—Negro—General—Negro Troops in Italy—Statement by Truman Gibson, Jr., April 1945
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in the Armed Forces—News Clippings, Releases, Remarks of Howard C. Petersen, Assistant Secretary of War, at Luncheon for Negro Newspaper Publishers Association, March 1, 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in Business—News Clippings and Commerce Department Reports, 1943-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in Detroit—News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in the Navy—Material Prepared for Helen Gahagan Douglas
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in the Navy—News Clippings, 1944-1945
Minorities—Negro—General—Negroes in the War—Parade, April 11, 1943
Minorities—Negro—General—Nurses (Negro)—News Clippings, 1945-1951

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Minorities—Negro—General—Organizations—List of Negro Contributions in October
Minorities—Negro—General—Population Trends—News Clippings, 1947-1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Radio Broadcast—“Assignment Home,” August 1945
Minorities—Negro—General—Schools in the District of Columbia— Citizen Emergency School Committee, 1947-1948
Minorities—Negro—General—Schools—News Clippings, 1945-1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Southern Conference on Human Welfare, 1946-1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Speeches—Miscellaneous, 1944-1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Steele and Turnstall—News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Texas State University for Negroes— News Clippings, 1946-1947
Minorities—Negro—General—Veterans Administration Hospitalization, 1946
Minorities—Negro—General—Washington, D.C—Race Relations Progress, 1942-1952—Report by E. Henderson, 1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Washington, D.C.—“Racism in the Nation’s Capitol”—The Nation, October 18, 1952
Minorities—Negro—General—Washington, D.C.—Segregation in Legitimate Theaters, 1946
Minorities—Negro—History—“The Employment of Negro Troops,” by Ulyses G. Lee, Jr., September 1950 (Drafts of First Five Chapters)
Minorities—Negro—Housing—[Edward L.] Blincoe Proposals, 1951
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Chicago, 1950-1951
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Commissioner Richards—Memoranda Regarding Minority Group Housing, 1949-1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Complaints, 1951-1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Detroit, 1950
Minorities—Negro—Housing—FHA Regulations, 1947-1950

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Minorities—Negro—Housing—Hyde Park—Kenwood Community (Illinois) Conference, 1949-1951
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Integrated Projects, 1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Levitt Project, Long Island, New York, 1949
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Memorandum, Philleo Nash to the President Regarding Integration in FHA Programs, June 23, 1952 (Original with HST Comments)
Minorities—Negro—Housing—National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, 1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—NAACP—News Clippings and Memoranda, 1949-1954
Minorities—Negro—Housing—“Opinions About the Housing Situation,” Bureau of the Budget Correspondence Panels, June 1946
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Race Relations Service, 1946-1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Racial Policy—Memoranda, 1949-1952
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Regulations Under 1951 Housing Act— Correspondence, Memoranda, Releases, 1951
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Restrictive Covenants and FHA, 1948-1951
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Richards Controversy Regarding Housing Developments for Negroes
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Speech—Walter Green FHA Commissioner, to National Urban League, Cleveland, Ohio, September 2, 1950
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Speech—Philip B. Perlman— Regarding Restrictive Covenants, New York City, December 2, 1949
Minorities—Negro—Housing—Taft-Ellender-Wagner Bill, 1949-1951
Minorities—Negro—Navy—S.S. Croatan—Segregation on News Clippings, December 1945
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Chicago Council Against Racial and Religious Discrimination (Homer Jack)
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Institute of African Affairs, 1948
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Lancaster, Emmer Martin— D.C. Citizens Committee on Intercultural Education
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Medico-Chirurgical Society of the District of Columbia

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Minorities—Negro—Organizations—NAACP—Correspondence, 1943-1848
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—NAACP—News Clippings, 1945-1947
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—NAACP—Pamphlets
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—NAACP—Walter White Testimony
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—National Council of Negro Women
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—National Negro Congress
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—National Urban League
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—National Urban League— “Racial Aspects of Reconversion,” August 27, 1945
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Negro Business League— News—News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Negro Insurance Association (National)
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—Negro Newspaper Publishers Association
Minorities—Negro—Organizations—United Races of America
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Biographical Sketches of Outstanding Negroes—News Clippings, 1943-1952
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Bunche, Ralph J.
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Carver, George Washington
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Gibson, Truman
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Hastie, William H.
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Lautier, Louis
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Roberts, Joseph Jenkins
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—Vaughn, George L.
Minorities—Negro—Personalities—White, Walter
Minorities—Negro—Provident Medical Association—Report of Activities, 1946-1951

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Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Army Service Forces Manual No. 5—Leadership and the Negro Soldier,” 1944—Correspondence
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Army Service Forces Manual No. 5—Leadership and the Negro Soldier,” 1944--Draft
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Army Service Forces Manual No. 5—Leadership and the Negro Soldier,” October 1944
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Army Talk—Issues Regarding Negro, 1947
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Balance of Power-The Negro Vote,” by H. L. Moon—Review, June 1948
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“The Black and White Rejections For Military Service,” American Teachers Association, June 1948
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Capital Press Club Dinner, Howard University, Washington, DC, Fall of 1945
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Circulation of Negro Newspapers
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Miscellaneous Publications— News Clippings, 1945-1952
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“The Negro-His Future in America,” Part Two, New Republic, October 18, 1943
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Negroes in Combat,” YANK
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Pamphlets—Graphic, 1942-1950

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Minorities—Negro—Publications—“People Take the Lead,” A Two Year Record of Progressive Civil Rights, October 1949
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Pep”—Negro Newspapers Publishers Association, VI, 1944
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Pittsburgh Courier—Article Regarding History of Pittsburgh Courier
Minorities—Negro—Publications—Poston, Ted—New York Post, September 1949—Articles Regarding Tavares, Florida Trial
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Scottsboro Case”—United States Army—A Legal Brief by NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., 194(?)
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Southern Negro: 1952,” The Nation, September 1952
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“United States Employment Service and the Negro Applicant,” War Department Manpower Commission, January 1944
Minorities—Negro—Publications—“Why I Remain a Negro” by Walter White, Saturday Review, October 11, 1947
Minorities—Negro—Railroads—News Clippings, 1946
Minorities—Negro—Reports—“The African Roots of War,” Article, Atlantic Monthly, May 1951 Regarding European Colonialism in Africa by W.F. Burghardt DuBois
Minorities—Negro—Reports—Congress and Negroes—Resolutions, Acts, Clippings from Congressional Record, 1944-1946
Minorities—Negro—Reports’--Negro Workers in War Industries, Reports, 1942 and 1943
Minorities—Negro—Reports—News Clippings—Research Reports— Roper, Elmo—Public Opinion Article on President Truman, September 13, 1945
Minorities—Negro—Reports—Southern Negro Youth Congress— News Clippings, Legislative Report and Correspondence, January 1947
Minorities—Negro—Reports—Southern Negro Youth Congress— “A Public Appeal to the President of the United States”
Minorities—Negro—Reports—Voting—U.S. Supreme Court Decisions, Articles from Alabama Sun, April 1944
Minorities—Negro—Reports—War Department—News Releases Regarding the 1945 War Activities of Negro Soldiers, December 1945
Minorities—Puerto Rican—Article, The Reporter, September 1950
Minorities—Spanish-Speaking—League of United Latin-American Citizens, Constitution and By-Laws, 1942
Minorities—Spanish-Speaking—National War Labor Board, Decision Regarding Abolition of Pay Differentials for Mexicans, 1943
Nash, Jean—Correspondence Regarding James A. Farley and Paul Reynolds Controversy Over State of Nation and Korean War, 1952

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Nash, Philleo—Biographical News Articles, May 1947 and 1948
Nash, Philleo—Personal Memorabilia
National Association for the Advancement of Color People— “An Appeal to the World!” 1947
National Association of Intergroup Relations Officials—Publications and Memoranda, 1949-1952
National Community Relations Council—Publications and Reports, 1946-1950
National Labor Relations Board—Dismissal of Trial Examiners— Memoranda, March 1949
National Science Foundation, 1950-1951
Newspapers—After Issue of Executive Order on Summer of 1948 Regarding Desegration of the Armed Forces
Newspapers—Articles Regarding Alger Hiss et al, Trial, July-August, 1948
Organization—Organizations Regarding Minority Groups, News Clippings, 1945-1946
Palestine—News Clippings, 1946-1948
Point Four—Henry G. Bennett, 1951
Point Four—Locust Threat in India, Iran and Pakistan—News Clippings and Releases, April-June, 1951
Point Four—TCA Institute—“A Proposed International Institute for International Cooperation, 1952-1953,” University of New Mexico, August 1952
Political—1944 Campaign—Correspondence, Memoranda, News Clippings, News Releases and Reports

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Political—1944 Campaign—Correspondence and Reports, Hadley Cantril, 1943-1944, Princeton, NJ
Political—1946 Campaign—Negro Vote Analysis
Political—1946 Campaign—Correspondence Referred to David Niles from the White House, July-October 1946
Political—1946 Campaign—News Clippings, 1946-1947
Political—1948 Campaign—Civil Rights—Material from Hersel Plaine, 1947 and 1948 Regarding Civil Rights
Political—1948 Campaign—Correspondence to David Niles Regarding Campaign Issue, “Conserve the Family”
Political—1948 Campaign—Democratic Convention—News Clippings
Political—1948 Campaign—Dewey Concession—Teletype Tape
Political—1948 Campaign—Hastie, Governor—Political Tour— Press Releases
Political—1948 Campaign—Ickes, Harold L.—Address—ABC Radio, October 14, 1948
Political—1948 Campaign—Itineraries of the President, June 3- October 31, 1948
Political—1948 Campaign—“Lest They Forget,” A Collection of What Certain People Said About Soviet Russia, 1942-1948
Political—1948 Campaign—Negro Voters and Housing—DNC Releases, June 29, 1948
Political—1948 Campaign—Platforms of Democratic and Republican Parties, 1948, Copies of Democratic Platform
Political—1948 Campaign—Republic Platform, Philleo Nash’s Thoughts on GOP Platform Political—1948 Campaign—Voting Figures
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, I. “Human Resources”
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, II. Agriculture Abundance
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, III. Housing
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, IV. Veterans Benefits
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, V. Loyalty and Subversive Activities

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Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, VI. The 80th Congress and the Lobbies
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, VII. Labor
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, VIII. Civil Liberties [cross reference]
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, IX. Foreign Policy
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, X. Prices
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, XI. Natural Resources
Political—1948 Campaign—Files of the Facts, XII. Thomas E. Dewey
Political—1950 Campaign—Analysis of 1950 Election Results
Political—1950 Campaign—Elections—News Clippings and Memoranda
Political—1950 Campaign—Inactive White House Correspondence— Political Folder, 1950
Political—1950 Campaign—Korea—Materials on Korea from Ken Hechler
Political—1950 Campaign—Material from Ken Heckler Regarding 1950 Campaign
Political—1950 Campaign—Memoranda and News Clippings, 1948-49
Political—1951 Campaign—Correspondence, John Franklin Carter
Political—1951 Campaign—Inactive White House—Political Folder, 1951
Political—1951 Campaign—Robert Vogeler—Charges Regarding Iron Curtain Refugees, 1951
Political—National—1952—Material from Ken Heckler
Political—National—1952—Miscellaneous Publications
Political—National—1952—Negro Vote Analysis
Political—National—1952—Negro Votes—Roper Report

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Political—National—1952—News Clippings
Political—National—1952—News Clippings—Negro Press
Political—National—1952—News Clippings—White Press
Political—1952 Campaign—Civil Rights Progress—Materials from H. Plaine
Political—1952 Campaign—Correspondence and Memoranda, 1952
Political—1952 Campaign—News Clippings—Minority Issues and Views
Political—1952 Campaign—News Clippings—Political

Box 65

Political—1952 Campaign—News Clippings—Non-Political
Political—1952 Campaign—Platform of the Democratic Party—Drafts
Political—1952 Campaign—Trips—Trips of President Truman, September 27-October 12; October 15-19; and October 20-23
Political—1952 Campaign—Trips—Wisconsin Democrat, 1951-1952
Political—1952 Campaign—Trips—Wisconsin News Clippings, 1952; “The Truth About Senator Joe McCarthy”
Political—1952 Campaign—Trips—Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune, January 21, 1952
Political—1952—Presidential Appointments
Political—1952—Wisconsin Political—Correspondence and News Clippings
Political—1953—Wisconsin Politics—DOC Convention
Political—1954—National—DNC Correspondence
Political—1954—Wisconsin Politics—Correspondence Regarding 7th Congressional District
Presidency—News Clippings and Pamphlets, 1948-1952

Box 66

President’s Committee on Civil Rights—Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation Award, December 28, 1947
Progue—Trials—Presidential Statement—Drafts—December 18-19, 1952
Publications—Air Policy Commission—Report by the President’s Air Policy Commission, 1948 [“Survival in the Air Age”]
Publications—Budget—“The Federal Budget in Brief”—Fiscal Years 1951 and 1953
Publications—Civil Rights—“Report and Compilation of Inter-Racial Recreational, Educational, Religious and Social Activities and Facilities in the District of Columbia and Its Metropolitan Area, November 1951
Publications—Civil Rights—“To Secure These Rights,” Report of the President’s Committee on Civil Rights

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Publications—Cross Reference Sheet
Publications—Defense Mobilization, Director of—Report to the President, “Building America’s Might,” April 1, 1951
Publications—Economic Reports—Economic Reports of the President, July 1951 and January 1952
Publications—Foreign Policy—Our Foreign Policy 1952 (Department of State)—Selected Speeches and Statements of President Truman, January 20-August 29, 1949
Publications—Migratory Labor in American Agriculture—Report of the President’s Commission on Migratory Labor, March 1951
Publications—The New Leader, March 2, 1953, Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, “Who is Fighting the McCarran Act?”
Publications—Pacific Citizen, January 1953
Publications—Palestine—U.N. Conciliation Commission for Palestine [“Final Report of the United Nations Economic Survey Mission for the Middle East”]
Puerto Rico—Constitution, 1949-1952
Releases (White House Office)—FDR—1944
Releases (White House Office)—1945

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Releases (White House Office)—1946
Releases (White House Office)—1947
Releases (White House Office)—1948
Releases (White House Office)—1949
Releases (White House Office)—1950
Releases (White House Office)—1951
Releases (White House Office)—1952

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Releases (White House Office)—1953
Releases (White House Office)—Armed Forces Segregation, Executive Order 9981
Releases (White House Office)—Civil Rights
Releases (White House Office)—Civil Rights Message, February 2, 1948
Releases (White House Office)—Discrimination
Releases (White House Office)—Displaced Persons , Refugees and Palestine, 1945-[1949]1948

Box 70

Releases (White House Office)—Executive Order—FEPC in Government, July 26, 1948
Releases (White House Office)—Freedom
Releases (White House Office)—Korean Chronology, 1950-1951
Releases (White House Office)—Social Security
Releases (White House Office)—Social Security—“The Nation’s Health—A Ten-Year Program”—A Report to the President by Oscar R. Ewing, Federal Security Administrator, September 1948
Releases (White House Office)—Territories and Possessions
Research Reports—CES Mail Analysis, December 1938
Speeches—1951—Miscellaneous

Box 71

State of the Union Message, January 9, 1952
Teacher—Lascha Jocobin, Nash’s Violin Teacher
Telephone Memoranda—March-December, 1948
Telephone Memoranda—January-May, 1949
Telephone Memoranda—June-December, 1949
Telephone Memoranda—January-May, 1950
Telephone Memoranda—June-December, 1950
Telephone Memoranda—January-June, 1951
Telephone Memoranda—July-December, 1951 Spingarn, Stephen J.—News Clipping, January 5, 1953

Box 72

Telephone Memoranda—January-May, 1952
Telephone Memoranda—June 1952-January 1953
Territorial Matters—Releases and Executive Orders
Traffic—“The Traffic Problem—National” by Henry J. Hoeffer, Assistant General Manager for Programs, National Safety Council
Truman, Harry S.—Correspondence from Louis Udell Guthrie, 1951 Regarding the Negro and the Korean War
Truman, Harry S. and the Klan—Memoranda and News Clippings Regarding Republic Charge that Truman was Once a Klansman, October 1952
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1947, June 5—Statements on Palestine and Prices
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948—Drafts by Jay Franklin Carter
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, February-March—Puerto Rico—Drafts and News Clippings
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, June 4-18—Western Trip
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, June 4—Swedish Centennial, Chicago

Box 73

Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, June 12—University of California, Berkley
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, July 15—President Truman’s Acceptance Speech at Philadelphia
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, September 17-October 2— Trip Itinerary; Address at Dexter, Iowa, September 18, 1948
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, September 28—Oklahoma City
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, October 1—Charleston, West Virginia—Drafts
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, October 18-28—Campaign Speeches—Press Releases
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1948, October 29—Harlem Speech
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1949, January 19—Inaugural Address—Press Releases
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1949, November 11—National Conference on Christians and Jews
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1950, May 11—Gonzaga University, Spokane, Washington
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1951—Speeches, Pamphlets—DNC and Department of State
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952—Drafts for Whistle Stop by Philleo Nash
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, March 4—U.S. Coast Guard Cutter, “Courier”; Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner, Washington— Press Release
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, April 22—Press Releases Regarding Puerto Rico—Approval of Puerto Rican Constitution
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, May 21—Veteran Administration Voluntary Services, Washington, DC
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, June 2—Howard University— Commencement Address
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, June 10—New London, Connecticut—U.S.S. Nautilus
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, June 13—Howard University
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, September 1—Milwaukee— Labor Day Ceremonies
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, September 1-November 3— Presidential Speeches, 1-212 [some speeches missing or not numbered]

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Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, September 2—Parkersburg and Clarksburg, West Virginia
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 11—Dorrance Brooks Park, New York City
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 11—Harlem Speech— Drafts
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 11—Columbus Day Speech, New York City
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 17—National Jewish Welfare Board, Washington, DC
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 18—New York City
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 20—Newark, New Jersey
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 21—Jersey City, New Jersey
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, October 29—Chicago— Regarding Civil Rights
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, December 15—National Archives, Washington, DC
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1952, December 30—Budget Message
Truman, Harry S.—Speech File—1954, May 10—Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Atlantic City, New Jersey--Drafts
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—Administration of— E.J. Sady, 1947-1950
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—“Charter of the United Nations”
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—HST Statements, June 29, 1951—Drafts
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—International Conciliation, No. 435, November 1947
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—“Report of a Survey on the Means of Establishing Sea and Air Transportation in the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands Under Civilian Administration,” for the U.S. Navy and the Department of the Interior, April 1950
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—“Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands,” by U.S. Navy, July 1949
Trust Territories in the Pacific—Pamphlet—“The United States and Non-Self-Governing Territories,” 1947
Trust Territories in the Pacific—United Nations Memoranda, 1947-1951
Veterans—Negro—Discrimination Against—News Clippings, 1946

Box 75

Virgin Islands—General Information
Virgin Islands—Legislation—Draft of Memorandum by Philleo Nash
Voting—Poll Tax—News Clippings, 1946
Washington, DC--The Interracial Workshop, Bulletins, 1951-1952
Washington, DC—Proposed Civil Rights Act, 1949
“Win the Peace” Conference, April 1946—News Clippings and Telegrams to President Truman

ASSOCIATION ON AMERICAN INDIAN AFFAIRS FILE I, 1944-1954

Alaska
Alaska—Native Claims
Attorney Contracts
Board Meetings and Minutes
Bureau Releases, 1954
California, 1952-1954
Competency
Correspondence, 1944
Correspondence, 1945-1946
Correspondence, 1947-1948
Correspondence, 1949
Correspondence, 1950
Correspondence, 1952
Correspondence, 1953-1954

Box 76

Correspondence, February 1954
Correspondence, March 1954
Correspondence, April 1954
Correspondence, May 1954
Correspondence, June 1954
General Information
Government Relations Committee, February 1954
Hydaburg Appeal—October-November 1953
Minutes of Executive Meetings
Relations with NCAI, September 1953-February 1954
Report, Reorganization Committee, April 1954
Shifter and Lazarus [legal counsel]
Termination—Flathead
Termination—General, August 1953-February 1954
Termination—Legal Analysis
Termination—New York
Termination—Sac and Fox
Termination—Seminole
Termination—Turtle Mountain
Termination—Utah
Termination—Western Oregon

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF WISCONSIN FILE, 1946-1958

Box 77

Administrative Committee—Agendas, Notes and Working Papers
Administrative Committee—Minutes—August 1951-December 1953
Administrative Committee—Minutes—[February]1954-September 1955
Administrative Committee—Minutes—November 1955-June 1957
Administrative Committee—Minutes and Reports, 1957-1958
The American Heritage Foundation
Anderson, Kenneth [death of Democratic candidate for the 7th Congressional District of Wisconsin, September 6, 1956—memoranda, news clippings]
Appleton Postmaster [controversy over appointment of Thomas Miller—correspondence, news clippings, November 1955]
Bitker, Burno—Statement on United Nations Charter Revision, April 10, 1954
Branch Banking [memoranda, January 25, 1956; articles in The American Banker, New York, March 1955 and in Finance, January 15, 1956]
Brannan Dinner—October 17, 1956 [memoranda, guest lists and notes]
Broomstick Pins—Campaign Materials
Brown County Sheriff—News Clippings and Correspondence from Owen F. Monfils [and Francis Leana]
Budget Message [release of Budget Messages of Governor Walter J. Kohler, February 1, 1955; Governor Vernon W. Thompson, January 31, 1957 and Statement by William Proxmire]
Calendar—Proposed, 1957-1958
Campaign Information, (U.S. Laws) 1956
Campaign, 1956—Issues Series [correspondence, memoranda regarding 1956 campaign]
Campaign Thank You’s—November 1956
Candidate Study—Lewis A. Dexter
Capital Times, Special Edition—“An Open Forum for the Expression of Public Grievances,” May 26, 1958
“The Changing Party Pattern”—Pamphlet by Paul T. David, September 1956

Box 78

Charts
Chotiner, Murray [campaign manager for Vice President Richard M. Nixon, 1952—news clippings, 1956]
CIO Political Action Committee—1954 Handbook
CIO Political Action Committee—Speakers’ Book of Facts, 1950
Civil Rights [news clippings and DNC Fact Sheets, 1956-1958]
Congress—A Reappraisal of the 84th Congress [summary of the legislative record of 85th Congress, 1st session, January 3, 1957-August 30, 1957, statement by Senator Lyndon B. Johnson]
Congress—Voting Records of 84th and 85th Congresses
Congressional Quarterly—Midwest Politics, 1956
Conservation—General Material—Fran Luetscher
Constitution—October 1955
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1955—Green Bay Convention
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1955—Green Bay Convention—Delegates to the State Convention
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1955—Green Bay Convention—Resolutions, Etc., October 1955
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1955—Green Bay Convention— Souvenirs

Box 79

Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1956—Superior Convention
Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1956—Superior Convention—Clippings of the Convention, June 1956
Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1956—Superior Convention—Speech, June 1956
Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1957—[Madison] Convention
Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1957—Madison Convention [October 1957]
Conventions— Democratic State Conventions—1957—Madison Convention—Clippings
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1958—La Crosse Convention [June 1958]
Conventions—Democratic State Conventions—1958—La Crosse Convention—Clippings
Correspondence, 1955-1957—A
Correspondence, 1955-1957—B
Correspondence, [1955-1957]—Bakken, Henry H.—Report of Survey of Market Codes, Orders and Agreements

Box 80

Correspondence, 1955-1957—Butler, P.[Paul] M.
Correspondence, 1955-1957—C
Correspondence, [1955-1957]—Campaign, 1956
Correspondence, 1955-1957—D
Correspondence, 1955-1957—E
Correspondence, 1955-1957—F
Correspondence, 1955-1957—G
Correspondence, 1955-1957—H
Correspondence, 1955-1957—J
Correspondence, 1955-1957—K
Correspondence, 1955-1957—Kasberg [Helen]
Correspondence, 1955-1957—Kefauver [Estes]
Correspondence, 1955-1957—L
Correspondence, 1955-1957—M
Correspondence, 1955-1957—N
Correspondence, 1955-1957—O
Correspondence, 1955-1957—P

Box 81

Correspondence, 1955-1957—R
Correspondence, 1955-1957—S
Correspondence, 1955-1957—Spingarn [Stephen J.]
Correspondence, 1955-1957—T
Correspondence, 1955-1957—U
Correspondence, 1955-1957—V
Correspondence, 1955-1957—W
Correspondence, 1955-1957—Wyman [Walker]
Correspondence, 1955-1957—XYZ
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—B
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—C
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—G
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—H
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—J
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—K
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—L
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—M
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—N
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—P
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—R
Correspondence, October 1957-May 1958—S
Corrupt Practices Reform, 1957
County Chairmen, Program Aids to
County Offers—Handbook for County Officers, 1954
Democratic Advisory Council
Democratic Club, Denver—Information