See also George M. Elsey oral history and files.

For new material opened in 2001 and 2007, see folders listed in boxes 113-117 within the series TRUMAN PRESIDENCY SUBJECT FILE, 1944-2007.

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FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION

• Appointments, 1941-March 1945
• Historical reports and research notes - Poland (2 folders)
• Historical reports and research notes - Allied occupation of Europe (4 folders)
• Historical reports and research notes - China (folders 1 - 3)

• Historical reports and research notes - China (folders 4 - 8)
• Historical reports and research notes - French North Africa (5 folders)

• Historical reports and research notes - Quadrant (Quebec Conference, 1943)
• Historical reports and research notes - Russian convoys (2 folders)
• Historical reports and research notes - Italian ships
• Historical reports and research notes - Sextant (Cairo and Teheran Conference)
• Historical reports and research notes - Octagon (Quebec Conference, 1944)
• Historical reports and research notes - Italian surrender
• Historical reports and research notes - German surrender negotiations
• Historical reports and research notes - British in the Pacific
• Historical reports and research notes - occupation zones in Germany
• Historical reports and research notes - Yalta Conference briefings
• Historical reports and research notes - Palestine, 1945
• Historical reports and research notes - Dr. W.L. Langer's history of U.S.-French relations, 1940-1942

• Historical reports and research notes - Italian ships and USS Milwaukee
• Historical reports and research notes - Poland (briefing paper)
• Historical reports and research notes - Wartime conference agreements (2 folders)
• Map Room Records
• Map Room records - unconditional surrender
• Map Room records - Truman papers
• Map Room files - inventory and transfer to Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
• Newspaper clippings - Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1937-March, 1944 (2 folders)

• Newspaper clippings - Franklin D. Roosevelt, May-October, 1944 (4 folders)

• Newspaper clippings - Franklin D. Roosevelt, November, 1944 (4 folders)

• Newspaper clippings - Franklin D. Roosevelt, December, 1944 (5 folders)

• Newspaper clippings - Franklin D. Roosevelt, January-April, 1945 (4 folders)

• Newspaper clippings - Teheran and Cairo Conferences (5 folders)
• Newspaper clippings - Quebec Conference, 1944
• Newspaper clippings - "Hitler" by H.R. Trevor-Roper, The New York Times Magazine, Sept. 4, 1949
• Newspaper clippings - translation of "What is left of the New Deal" by Hubert Gross
• Newspaper clippings - Miscellaneous clippings (folders 1 - 3)

• Newspaper clippings - miscellaneous clippings (folder 4)
• President's Philippine statement, October 20, 1944
• Press releases, 1934-March, 1943 (7 folders)
• Press releases, April, 1943-September, 1944 (14 folders)

• Press releases, October, 1944-March, 1945 (2 folders)
• Press releases - Franklin D. Roosevelt campaign speeches, 1944
• Franklin D. Roosevelt - articles by James A. Farley for Colliers', June 21-July 19, 1947
• Franklin D. Roosevelt - bibliography

• Franklin D. Roosevelt Home

Franklin D. Roosevelt Papers

• Franklin D. Roosevelt Library (2 folders)
• Franklin D. Roosevelt papers and Library
• Franklin D. Roosevelt papers - "Committee of Three"
• Franklin D. Roosevelt opening of the papers, March 17, 1950
• Franklin D. Roosevelt - regulations and correspondence with the Archivist
• Franklin D. Roosevelt - correspondence with the Librarian, Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
• Franklin D. Roosevelt Map Room inventory

• Titles, ownership, and general usage questions
• Ownership questions - correspondence re transfer from White House, April, 1945
• Ownership questions - White House discussions on usage, October-December, 1945
• Ownership questions - President Truman's letter to Eleanor Roosevelt, April, 1947
• Requests for access or information, September, 1945, Justice Jackson re German War Crimes trials
• Requests for access or information, October, 1945, Pearl Harbor Investigation
• Requests for access or information, November, 1945, War Department re eight Nazi saboteurs
• Requests for access or information, April-July, 1947, Brewster Committee re Saudi-Arabian oil (4 folders)
• Requests for access or information, July, 1947, Brewster Committee re Henry J. Kaiser and Howard Hughes (3 folders)

• Requests for access or information, August, 1947, War Department re War Crimes trial in Tokyo
• Requests for access or information, October, 1947, State Department re certain Roosevelt-Stalin correspondence
• Requests for access or information, January, 1948, State Department re International Conferences (Cairo, Teheran, and Yalta)
• Requests for access or information, March, 1948, Mrs. Gertrude Weber re appointment of A.H. Bunker to War Production Board
• Requests for access or information, May, 1948, Walter Whitehall re Admiral King's meetings with Roosevelt
• Requests for access or information, July 6, 1948, White House re Henry Wallace's report to Roosevelt on China
• Requests for access or information, July 16, 1948, State Department re Pacific War Council proceedings
• Requests for access or information, December 6, 1948, Dr. Langer and Dr. Gleason re "War File"
• Requests for access or information, April 20, 1949, Herbert Feis re Japanese diplomatic relations
• Requests for access or information, April 25, 1949, State Department re Chiang Kai-Shek letter to Roosevelt, December, 1943
• Requests for access or information, July 13, 1949, Charles Bohlen re Cairo and Teheran Conferences
• Requests for access or information, July 15, 1949, State Department re Roosevelt message to Franco, November 8, 1942
• Requests for access or information, August 29, 1949, Acting Attorney General re writ of habeas corpus in Hawaii, December, 1941
• Requests for access or information, September 3, 1949, Jonathan Daniels re Truman material
• Requests for access or information, September 15, 1949, Wayne Grover re Roosevelt Telegram to Senator McKellar, June, 1935
• Requests for access or information, October 29, 1949, Truman to see Roosevelt 1939 and 1940 correspondence
• Requests for access or information, November 8, 1949, National Security Resources Board re declassification of Roosevelt memo to Secretary of War, May 6, 1942
• Requests for access or information, January 6, 1950, House Un-American Activities Committee re Harry Hopkins papers on Lend-Lease to Russia
• Requests for access or information, January 9, 1950, House Un-American Activities Committee re Soviet Protocol Committee
• Requests for access or information, January 10, 1950, Joint Committee on Atomic Energy re Harry Hopkins papers
• Requests for access or information, January 19, 1950, Senator Ferguson re Henry Wallace's trip to China, 1944
• Requests for access or information, January 24, 1950, Army Department re 1943 cable from Roosevelt to Eisenhower
• Requests for access or information, February 16, 1950, Representative G. Fallon re Roosevelt-Churchill correspondence on scientific investigation
• Requests for access or information, April 24, 1950, Army Department re telegram from Giraud to Roosevelt, 1942
• Requests for access or information, December 4, 1950, Lord Halifax re release of Roosevelt telegram to Chamberlain, September 28, 1938
• Requests for access or information, January 27, 1951, Justice Department re U.S.-Great Britain negotiations on using American ships to transport British supplies
• Requests for access or information, February 8, 1951, Philippine government re certain Pacific War Council records
• Requests for access or information, February 27, 1951, Federal Bureau of Investigation re report on Joint Committee on Lend-Lease between U.S. and Great Britain
• Requests for access or information, March 31, 1951, State Department re telegrams between Roosevelt and Chung King at Yalta
• Requests for access or information, May 29, 1951, National Archives re use of Soviet Protocol Committee records in Archives
• Requests for access or information, June, 1951, W.A. Harriman re Yalta papers
• Franklin D. Roosevelt War Diary, notes

Press Conferences

• Franklin D. Roosevelt press conferences, March 1944-March 1945 (3 folders)

HARRY S. TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION

Speech File

1946

• June 29, Continuation of the OPA
• December 18, Economic Advisers' Report (CEA)

1947

• January 6, State of the Union - correspondence
• January 6, State of the Union - outline and general material
• January 6, State of the Union - introduction
• January 6, State of the Union - domestic affairs
• January 6, State of the Union - labor
• January 6, State of the Union - atomic energy
• January 6, State of the Union - military policy
• January 6, State of the Union - conclusion
• January 6, State of the Union - drafts (2 folders)
• January 6, State of the Union - press comment
• January 8, President's Economic Report
• January 10, Budget Message

• March 12, "Truman Doctrine" speech
• April 5, Jefferson Day speech
• April 21, New York speech
• May 7, Health message
• June 7, Kansas City speech
• June 11, President's Ottawa speech
• June 17, President's speech at Princeton University
• June 20, Labor veto speech
• June 27, N.A.A.C.P. speech
• June 30, Rent control and housing message
• July 4, Monticello speech

• September 2, Rio speech and conference
• September 2, Dispatches from Rio
• September 2, Rio speech and conference - notes and memoranda
• September 2, clippings relating to Rio Conference
• October 5, Food speech
• October 8, radio talk to women voters
• October 24, call for Special Session (2 folders)
• October 24, clippings relating to the Special Session
• November 17, Address to Congress on Domestic economic and foreign aid (2 folders)
• November 17, "anti-inflation" clippings
• November 17, European Recovery Program - clippings
• December 6, President's Everglades National Park speech

• December 16, Message on Marshall plan (3 folders)

1948

• January 7, State of the Union
• January 7, State of the Union - source material
• January 7, State of the Union - drafts (3 folders)
• January 7, State of the Union - newspaper comments

• February 2, Civil Rights Message - drafts and suggestions
• February 2, Civil Rights Message
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - press releases and drafts for Bills
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - memoranda
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - past Presidential statements on civil rights
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - civil rights reports
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - newspaper reaction
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - E.O.9981 and 9980, July 26, 1948
• February 2, Civil Rights Message - Committee on Equality of Opportunity in the Armed Forces
• February 19, Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner
• February 19, Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner - press comment
• March 17, Foreign policy address to Congress - background
• March 17, Foreign policy address to Congress - drafts
• March 17, Foreign policy address to Congress - final discussion

• March 17, Foreign policy address to Congress
• March 17, St. Patrick's Day speech - drafts (2 folders)
• March 17, St. Patrick's Day speech - background material
• March 17, press reaction to March 17, 1948 speeches
• April 2, William and Mary College speech
• April 4, New York Times statement
• April 17, address to American society of Newspaper Editors
• April 19, Speech to Congress on Anniversary of Cuban Independence
• May 1, Health speech (to National Health Assembly)
• May 6, Family Life Conference speech
• May 14, "Young Democrats"
• May 20, Girard College, Philadelphia

• June 2-18, President's "non-political" trip
• June 4, Swedish Centennial speech (Coliseum Chicago)
• June 5, Speech - 35th Division, Omaha
• June 10, Seattle
• June 11, Portland
• June 12, University of California, Berkeley, California
• June 13, San Francisco
• June 14, Press Club, Los Angeles

• June 4-18, President's "non-political trip" - press reaction
• July 5, Bolivar, Missouri speech
• July 27, Reconvening 2nd Session, 80th Congress
• July 27, Press reaction to reconvening speech
• July 31, Speech at Idlewild Airport
• August, Collier's Magazine statement
• September 13, American Association for Advancement of Science speech
• November 24, Speech to 4th Session of F.A.O.

1948 Presidential Campaign

• July, 1948 Democratic Party platform - selected drafts

• July, Democratic Party platform, 1948
• July 14, President's acceptance speech at Democratic Convention
• September 6, President's Labor Day speeches
• September 6, Detroit - background material
• 1948 campaign speeches - index (2 folders)
• September 17, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania
• September 18, Iowa
• September 19, Missouri and Kansas
• September 20, Denver, Colorado
• September 20, Colorado Springs, Colorado

• September 20, Pueblo, Colorado
• September 21, Glenwood Springs, Salida and Canon City, Colorado
• September 21, Grand Junction, Colorado
• September 21, Springville, Helper and Price, Utah
• September 21, American Fork and Provo, Utah
• September 21, Salt Lake City, Utah
• September 21, Ogden, Utah
• September 22, Reno and Sparks, Nevada
• September 22, Truckee, Roseville and Sacramento, California
• September 22, San Francisco and Richmond, California
• September 22, Oakland, California
• September 23, Modesto, Fresno, Tulare and Bakersfield, California
• September 23, Tehachapi, Mojave, Burbank, and Los Angeles, California
• September 24, San Diego, Oceanside and Colton, California
• September 24, Yuma and Phoenix, Arizona
• September 25, Lordsburg and Deming, New Mexico
• September 25, El Paso, Sierra Blanca and Valentine, Texas
• September 25, Marfa, Alpine and Sanderson, Texas
• September 26, San Antonio, Texas
• September 27, San Marcos, Austin, and Temple, Texas
• September 27, Waco, Hillsboro and Ft. Worth, Texas
• September 27, Grand Prairie, Dallas, and Greenville, Texas
• September 27, Bells and Bonham, Texas
• September 28, Sherman, Whitesboro, and Gainesville, Texas
• September 28, Marietta, Ardmore and Davis, Oklahoma
• September 28, Pauls Valley, Purcell and Norman, Oklahoma

• September 28, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
• September 29-30, Shawnee, Oklahoma - Henderson, Kentucky
• September 30-October 2, Owensboro, Kentucky - Washington, D.C.
• September 17-October 2, miscellaneous clippings - September trip
• October 6-October 8, index
• October 6, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Camden, New Jersey
• October 6, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• October 7, Bridgeport, Pennsylvania
• October 7, Reading, Pennsylvania
• October 7, Allentown, Pennsylvania
• October 7, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

• October 7, Easton, Pennsylvania
• October 7, Newark, Elizabeth and Jersey City, New Jersey
• October 8, Albany, New York
• October 8, Schenectady, Amsterdam, and Little Falls, New York
• October 8, Rome and Oneida, New York
• October 8, Utica, New York
• October 8, Syracuse, New York
• October 8, Auburn, Cayuga and Seneca Falls, New York
• October 8, Geneva, Phelps, and Rochester, New York
• October 8, Batavia and Buffalo, New York
• October 6-9, Trip 3 - Philadelphia, New Jersey, and New York State
• October 10-16, Miscellaneous material
• October 10-16, Indexes
• October 11, Cincinnati, Ohio
• October 11, Hamilton, Ohio
• October 11, Dayton, Ohio
• October 11, Sidney, Ohio
• October 11, Lima, Ohio
• October 11, Ottawa, Ohio
• October 11, Rittman, Willard, Fostoria, and Beshler, Ohio
• October 11, Akron, Ohio
• October 10-16, Fostoria, Ohio and Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
• October 10-16, Ohio voting figures and maps
• October 12, Richmond and Greenfield, Indiana

• October 12, Crawfordsville, Indiana
• October 12, Danville, Indiana
• October 12, Tolono, Illinois
• October 12, Decatur, Illinois
• October 12, Springfield, Illinois
• October 13, Adams, Altoona, and Spooner, Wisconsin
• October 13, Superior, Wisconsin
• October 13, Duluth, Minnesota
• October 13, St. Paul, Minnesota
• October 14, Mankato, Minnesota
• October 14, Rochester, Minnesota
• October 14, Winona, Wisconsin
• October 14, Sparta and Elroy, Wisconsin
• October 14, Madison, Wisconsin
• October 14, Waukesha, Wisconsin
• October 14, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
• October 15, Hammond and North Judson, Indiana
• October 15, Logansport, Indiana
• October 15, Kokomo, Indiana
• October 15, Tipton, Indiana
• October 15, Noblesville, Indiana
• October 15, Indianapolis, Indiana
• October 16, Clarksburg, West Virginia
• October 16, Grafton, West Virginia
• October 16, Keyser, West Virginia

• October 10-16, Trip 4 - Mid-West
• October 18-19, Miami, Florida - Raleigh, North Carolina
• October 18-19, Miami and North Carolina speeches
• October 21, Washington, D.C.
• October 22-24, Scranton, Pa. - Pittsburgh, Pa.
• October 23, Pennsylvania trip
• October 24-November 5 - Index
• October 25, Garrett and Gary, Indiana
• October 25, Willard, Ohio
• October 25, Chicago, Illinois
• October 26, South Bend, Indiana
• October 26, Elkhart, Indiana
• October 26, Toledo, Ohio
• October 26, Sandusky, Ohio

• October 26, Elyria and Cleveland, Ohio
• October 27, Pittsfield, Mass. and Thompsonville, Conn.
• October 27, Hartford, Conn.
• October 27, Stamford, Conn. and New Bedford, Mass.
• October 27, Springfield, Mass.
• October 27, Worcester, Mass.
• October 27, Framingham and Boston, Mass.
• October 27, Quincy, Mass.
• October 28, Brockton, Mass.
• October 28, Taunton, Mass.
• October 28, Fall River, Mass.
• October 28, Providence, R.I.
• October 28, New London, Conn.
• October 28, New Haven, Conn.
• October 28, Bridgeport, Conn.
• October 28, South Norwalk, Conn.
• October 28, New York City

• October 29, Yonkers, New York
• October 29, New York City
• October 30, Bellefontaine, Ohio - St. Louis, Mo.
• November 3, Election eve speech, Independence, Mo.
• October 24-November 5, Press releases
• October 24-November 5, general correspondence and clippings
• 1948 election campaign - extra copies and itinerary (GME's copies)
• 1948 electoral vote

1948 Presidential Campaign - Reference Material

• 1948 election post mortems
• Remarks by GME at Princeton re 1948 election
• Platform talks
• Miscellaneous pamphlets
• Campaign speeches of major Democratic figures
• Campaign speeches of major Republican figures
• Press releases - 1944 campaign
• Thomas E. Dewey - politics (2 folders)
• Thomas E. Dewey - politics (Forbes Magazine file)
• Governor Earl Warren
• Republican speeches and pamphlets (folder #1)

• Republican speeches and pamphlets (folder #2)
• Henry A. Wallace
• Record of the 80th Congress
• Agriculture
• Atomic Energy (2 folders)
• Civil rights
• Discrimination
• Displaced persons
• Fiscal policy
• Fiscal policy (from Mr. Lawton)
• Foreign affairs
• Foreign policy in the Campaign

• Foreign policy - Files of the Facts
• High Prices
• Housing
• Human Resources
• Labor
• Loyalty
• Monopoly and small business
• National defense (3 folders)

• Political candidates
• Political clippings - 1944 Democratic platform
• Political clippings - 1947
• Political clippings - January-February, 1948
• Political clippings - March, 1948
• Political clippings - April-May, 1948
• Political clippings - June, 1948
• Political clippings - July-August, 1948
• Political clippings - September-October, 1948

• Republican and Democratic party platforms
• Territories and possessions

1949

• January 5, State of the Union - drafts (2 folders)
• January 5, State of the Union - press reaction
• January 20, Inaugural Address
• January 20, Inaugural Address - background material
• January 20, Inaugural Address - correspondence
• February 19, Jefferson-Jackson Day speech
• March 21, President's speech and Mayors' Conference
• April 12, Atlantic Pact message to Senate

• August 22, MAP speech, Miami
• August 29, International economic policy, Philadelphia
• September 5, Pittsburgh, Pa., (Welfare State)
• September 5, Des Moines, (agricultural prosperity)
• September 27, Democratic Women's Day (broadcast)
• September 29, Kansas City, Mo. (testimonial dinner)
• October 24, U.N. speech in New York City
• October 30, Radio address (religion in America)
• November 3, St. Paul, Minnesota
• November 3, St. Paul, Minn. (background material)
• November 5, Radio address for Gov. Lehman
• November 11, National Council for Christians and Jews

• November 15, National Council of Negro Women
• November 21, Arlington carillon
• November 22, FAO conference session
• 1949, Miscellaneous speeches by HST

1950

• January 4, State of the Union - background
• January 4, State of the Union - drafts (2 folders)
• January 4, State of the Union - press reaction
• January 23, Tax Message
• January 23, 1951 Budget Message
• January 30, Message on Arab refugees
• February 15, Speech, Attorney General's Conference
• February 16, Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner

• February 22, Foreign policy speech, Alexandria
• March 3, Coal emergency message to Congress
• April 20, American Society of Newspaper Editors
• April 24, Federal Bar Association
• May 7-16, President's western trip
• May 7-16, Western trip - Itineraries
• May 7-16, Western trip - Illinois
• May 7-16, Western trip - Iowa (2 folders)

• May 7-16, Western trip - Nebraska (2 folders)
• May 7-16, Western trip - Wyoming (3 folders)

• May 7-16, Western trip - Idaho (2 folders)
• May 7-16, Western trip - Oregon (2 folders)
• May 7-16, Western trip - Washington (folder #1)

• May 7-16, Western trip - Washington (folder #2)
• May 7-16, Western trip - Sandpoint, Idaho - Garrison, Montana
• May 7-16, Western trip - Montana (2 folders)
• May 7-16, Western trip - North Dakota (2 folders)

• May 7-16, Western trip - Fargo, North Dakota
• May 7-16, Western trip - Minnesota
• May 7-16, Western trip - Wisconsin (3 folders)
• May 7-16, Western trip - Chicago, Illinois
• May 7-16, Western trip - Cumberland, Md.
• May 7-16, Whistle stop - master copies
• May 7-16, Press releases of major speeches
• May 7-16, Trip press release

• May 7-16, Western trip - Newspaper clippings (5 folders)
• May 17, Jefferson Speech, Library of Congress
• May 17, Jefferson Speech, Library of Congress - newspaper clippings
• May 19 - Armed Forces Day
• June 1 - Message to Congress on MDAP

• June 5 - Industrial safety
• June 6 - Better Business Bureau
• June 9 - University of Missouri
• June 10 - St. Louis, Missouri
• June 24 - Baltimore airport
• June 27 - U.S. Courts
• June 28 - Newspaper Guild
• June 30 - National Scout Jamboree
• July 13 - Voice of America message
• July 26 - M.D.A.P. statement
• August 1 - Letter to Congress (additional MDAP)
• August 8 - Message on internal security
• August 9 - Physically Handicapped Employment Committee
• August 11 - President's letter to Conference on Aging
• August 30 - Letter on Voice of America

• September 1 - Fireside chat on Korean situation
• September 9 - Defense Production Act Speech - drafts
• September 9 - Defense Production Act speech
• September 13 - Message to Congress on General Marshall
• September 22 - Message to Congress (veto - McCarran Bill)
• September 22 - McCarran veto - press reaction and supplemental material
• September 27 - Democratic Women's Day (broadcast)
• September 29 - Community Chest speech

• October 17 - San Francisco policy speech
• October 24 - United Nations speech
• October, Clippings on Hawaii-Wake-San Francisco Trip
• November 4 - Radio address
• November 6 - Independence, Missouri
• November 11 - Brotherhood message
• November 29 - Message to Congress on Yugoslavia
• December 22 - American Political Science Association letter

1951

• January 8 - State of the Union message - outlines
• January 8 - State of the Union message - drafts of speech
• January 8 - State of the Union message - drafts of speech and final press release
• January 8 - State of the Union message - miscellaneous - press comments
• January - President's Economic Reports
• January - Budget Message
• January 10 - Woodrow Wilson Award
• February 2 - Message to Congress on taxes
• February 3 - "Four Chaplains" speech
• February 12 - Message to Congress (India food crisis)
• February 26 - Statement on Inflation

• February 27 - Message to Congress (postal rates)
• March 14 - Letter to Senator Flanders (re peace plan)
• March 21 - Telegram to General Marshall on defense strength
• March 26 - Address, Ministers of Foreign Affairs (2 folders)
• April 3 - Dedication of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
• April 14 - Jefferson-Jackson Day speech
• April 19 - American Society of Newspaper Editors
• April 26 - Defense Production Act message
• April 30 - Military Budget message
• May 7 - Civil Defense Dinner speech
• May 9 - Industry Council speech
• May 17 - Citizenship Conference speech

• May 24 - Speech to U.S. Attorneys Conference
• May 24 - Mutual Security Program - foreign aid message (2 folders)
• May 24 - Foreign aid message (David Bell's drafts)
• May 25 - Barron Amphitheater dedication
• June 7 - Press conference statement on inflation
• June 11 - Memo re Midyear Economic Report
• June 13 - Highway Safety Conference
• June 14 - Inflation speech
• June 22 - Dedication of N.I.H. Clinical Center

• June 25 - Tullahoma, Tennessee speech
• June 25 - Tullahoma, Tennessee speech - David Bell's file
• July 4 - Defense of Freedom Speech
• July 4 - Defense of Freedom Speech - David Bell's file
• July 23 - Midyear Economic Report
• July 28 - Detroit speech
• July 31 - Defense Production Act speech
• August 6 - Letter to Philip Murray on Floods
• August 7 - Letter to Senator McKellar re H.R. 4740
• August 8 - U.S.O. speech (Union Station)
• August 13 - American Chemical Society
• August 14 - American Legion Dedication speech
• August 23 - Message to Congress re price control
• August 23 - Press conference statement re Kaesong
• August 30 - U.S.-Philippine Defense Treaty
• August 31 - "Clothes for Korea" proclamation

• September 1 - Letter to Governors' Conference
• September 3 - Address at opening U.S. Bond Drive
• September 4 - Japan Peace Treaty speech
• September 4 - Japan Peace Treaty speech - David Bell's file
• September 4 - Democratic Luncheon, San Francisco
• September 4 - Democratic Luncheon, San Francisco - David Bell's file
• September 10 - International Bank and Fund meeting
• September 11 - General Accounting Office dedication
• September 17 - Constitution ceremony, Library of Congress
• September 17 - Constitution ceremony, Library of Congress - David Bell's file
• September 17 - Postmasters' convention address
• September 20 - Message to Congress re tax increase
• September 26 - Italian horses speech
• September 27 - Democratic Women's Day speech
• September 27 - Message to Congress - salary disclosure
• September 28 - Washington Pilgrimage speech
• October 12 - Letter to American Legion
• October 15 - Wake Forest speech
• October 20 - Tax Statement, H.R.4473
• October 24 - Statement, Flood Rehabilitation Act

• October 24 - Speech - American Red Cross cornerstone laying
• October 27 - Gompers Square speech
• October 30 - Statement on Railroad Retirement Act
• November 7 - Disarmament speech
• November 11 - Armistice Day
• November 20 - Women's Democratic Club

1952

• January 9, State of the Union Message
• January 21, Budget Message
• April 8, Point IV Conference
• April 8, Speech on steel strike
• June 7, 35th Division Reunion
• September 1-30, Truman Campaign speeches
• October 1-10, Truman Campaign speeches

• October 10-18, Truman Campaign speeches
• October 21-November 3, Truman Campaign speeches

1953

January, Final Truman Messages

• Speech clearance and guidance
• Speech clearance file, 1950
• Ideas for speech preparation
• Ideas for speeches 1945-1949 (2 folders)

• Ideas for speeches, 1948-1951 (2 folders)
• Current speech material

SUBJECT FILE

• Berlin Conference, July - August, 1945 (2 folders)
• Berlin Conference, July - August, 1945 - newspaper clippings

• Berlin Conference, July - August, 1945 - European newspaper clippings
• Berlin Conference, July - August, 1945 - newspapers
• Central Intelligence
• Civil Service Commission, policies
• Clifford, Clark M.
• Clifford, Clark M. - COPCO Steel and Engineering Co.
• Clifford, Clark M. - Wisconsin speech, October 20, 1951

• Clifford, Clark M. - newspaper clippings
• Council of Economic Advisers
• Decorations, medals, and awards (3 folders)
• Decorations, medals, and awards - decorations and awards
• Decorations, medals, and awards - Executive orders
• Decorations, medals, and awards - Medal for Merit
• Decorations, medals, and awards - Navy Department Orders and letters
• Decorations, medals, and awards - War Department Orders and letters

• Displaced persons
• Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D.
• Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D. - "On Liberation"
• Eisenhower, Gen. Dwight D. - Truman-Eisenhower meeting, November 18, 1952
• Foreign Relations - General, 1950-1951 (2 folders)
• Foreign Relations - Atlantic Pact
• Foreign Relations - British Crisis (financial), 1949

• Foreign Relations - China
• Foreign Relations - China (pamphlets)
• Foreign Relations - China (policy on Formosa)
• Foreign Relations - Drafts of the President's China Statement, January 20, 1950
• Foreign Relations - China Lobby
• Foreign Relations - Churchill-Truman Conference, January 1952
• Foreign Relations - Economic policy planning
• Foreign Relations - Economic policy planning (memo to Gordon Gray from W.L. Thorp)
• Foreign Relations - Foreign Service officers
• Foreign Relations - Genocide (United Nations)
• Foreign Relations - Germany
• Foreign Relations - Hechler study on bipartisan foreign policy

• Foreign Relations - Immigration visas
• Foreign Relations - Iran
• Foreign Relations - Land reform proposals
• Foreign Relations - Liberia
• Foreign Relations - Marshall plan
• Foreign Relations - Marshall plan (clippings)
• Foreign Relations - Mexican affairs
• Foreign Relations - Morocco (U.S. treaty rights)
• Foreign Relations - Pacific Islands
• Foreign Relations - Palestine
• Foreign Relations - Periodicals (Monthly Survey of American Opinion)

• Foreign Relations - Philippine Affairs
• Foreign Relations - Philippine Affairs (Springarn's file)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (appropriations)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (bills and reports)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (Conference)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (correspondence)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (correspondence - Point IV, meeting, October 18, 1951)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (correspondence - illustrations of Technical Assistance)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (correspondence and general)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (Executive Order)

• Foreign Relations - Point IV (clippings)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (pamphlets and miscellaneous)
• Foreign Relations - Point IV (public opinion)
• Foreign Relations - Policy Planning (2 folders)
• Foreign Relations - Publications
• Foreign Relations - Rio Pact, September 2, 1947
• Foreign Relations - Rockefeller Report

• Foreign Relations - Russia (1946 report - "American Relations with the Soviet Union") (13 folders)

• Foreign Relations - Russia (1946 - newspaper clippings)
• Foreign Relations - Russia (1947)
• Foreign Relations - Russia (1948)
• Foreign Relations - Russia (1949-1951)
• Foreign Relations - Spain
• Foreign Relations - Speeches and statements
• Foreign Relations - Truman-Shvernik exchange (1951)

• Foreign Relations - Truman Doctrine (Greece and Turkey)
• Foreign Relations - Truman Doctrine (clippings)
• Foreign Relations - United Nations
• Foreign Relations - U.N.N.R.A.
• Foreign Relations - Mission to Vatican
• Foreign Relations - Voice of America (information programs, 1950)
• Foreign Relations - Western European Defense

• Foreign Relations - Western Union
• Foreign Relations - Western Union (Herbert Hoover's speech, December 21, 1950)
• Foreign Relations - Yalta
• Foreign Relations - Yugoslavia
• General file, 1946-1947 (2 folders)
• General file, 1948 (2 folders)
• General file, 1948 - Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
• General file, 1948 - CRALOG
• General file, 1948 - Selective Service Act of 1948

• General file, 1949
• General file, 1950
• General file, 1950 - Presidential assignments
• General file, 1951
• General file - letters from general public
• Historical programs - Defense History Program
• Historical programs - ECA History Project
• Historical programs - Federal Historical Program
• Historical programs - Library of Congress
• Historical programs - National Historical Publications Committee (folders 1 and 2)

• Historical programs - National Historical Publications Committee (folder 3)
• Historical programs - National Military Museum
• Historical programs - President's Historical queries
• Internal Security
• Internal Security - Civil rights
• Internal Security - Commission on Exercise of Right to Vote
• Internal Security - Congressional loyalty investigations (1)
• Internal Security - Congressional loyalty investigation of Dr. Edwards Condon
• Internal Security - Congressional loyalty investigation - press coverage of "spy" trials, 1948
• Internal Security - Congressional loyalty investigations (2)

• Internal Security - Congressional loyalty investigations (3)
• Internal Security - Federal Employees Loyalty Program, E.O. 9835
• Internal Security - Federal Employees Loyalty Program, E.O. 9835 - press releases
• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy statements
• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charges (Section no. 1)
• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charges (Section no. 1 - clippings)
• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charges (Section no. 2)

• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charges (Section no. 3)
• Internal Security - Senator Joseph R. McCarthy charges (Section no. 4)
• Internal Security - Nimitz Commission
• Internal Security - Pending legislation, 1950
• Internal Security - "Witch hunting"

• Japan, surrender of, August, 1945
• Korea - June 24, 1950
• Korea - June 25, 1950
• Korea - June 26, 1950
• Korea - June 27, 1950
• Korea - June 27, 1950 - Congressional leaders meeting 11:30 a.m.
• Korea - June 28, 1950
• Korea - June 29, 1950
• Korea - June 29, 1950 - White House - State - Defense meetings 5:00 p.m.
• Korea - June 30, 1950
• Korea - June 30, 1950 - Congressional leaders meeting 11:00 a.m.
• Korea - July 1, 1950
• Korea - July, 1950
• Korea - Message to Congress on Korean Situation, July 19, 1950
• Korea - Message to Congress on Korean Situation, July 1950 (Draft of Emergency Powers Act)

• Korea - Message to Congress on Korean Situation, July 19, 1950 - background and press releases
• Korea - Radio address on Korea, July 19, 1950
• Korea - Truman-MacArthur-Matthews statements, August, 1950
• Korea - Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson's resignation, September, 1950
• Korea - Hawaii-Wake-San Francisco, October 1950 (2 folders)
• Korea - November, 1950
• Korea - National Security Council meeting, 3:00 p.m., November 28, 1950
• Korea - Statement on Korean situation, November 30, 1950

• Korea - Cabinet meeting, 10:00 a.m., December 1, 1950
• Korea - Congressional leaders meeting, 11:00 a.m., December 1, 1950
• Korea - Message to Congress on defense appropriations, December 1, 1950
• Korea - Statement of December 4, 1950
• Korea - Cabinet meeting, 5:00 p.m., December 5, 1950
• Korea - Cabinet meeting, 10:00 a.m., December 8, 1950
• Korea - Economic mobilization meeting, 4:00 p.m., December 11, 1950
• Korea - Congressional leaders meeting, 10:00 a.m., December 13, 1950
• Korea - National Emergency proclamation (radio), December 15, 1950 (2 folders)
• Korea - National Emergency proclamation, December 15, 1950
• Korea - Eisenhower's report to Cabinet, January 31, 1951
• Korea - Presidential power to send troops abroad, 1951

• Korea - Foreign policy, MacArthur
• Korea - MacArthur, draft of majority report
• Korea - MacArthur, policy statements affecting recall
• Korea - MacArthur, dismissal - statement of April 10, 1951
• Korea - MacArthur, dismissal - speech of April 11, 1951

• Korea - MacArthur dismissal - Jefferson-Jackson Day speech, April 14, 1951 (2 folders)
• Korea - MacArthur dismissal - memoranda
• Korea - MacArthur dismissal - clippings (folders 1 - 5)

• Korea - MacArthur dismissal - clippings (folders 6 - 7)
• Korea - New Peace Proposal, 1951
• Korea - New Peace Proposal, 1951 (clippings)
• Korea - Congressional meetings, May-June, 1951
• Korea - Eisenhower conference with the President, November 5, 1951
• Korea - Beverly Smith's article, Saturday Evening Post, November 10, 1951
• Korea - Beverly Smith's second article (never published)
• Korea - Press clippings and summaries (2 folders)

• Korea - miscellaneous
• Korea - printed background materials
• Korea - classified background material
• Korea - State Department chronologies (3 folders)
• Legislation - 79th Congress
• Legislation - 79th Congress - labor legislation, May, 1946

• Legislation - 79th Congress - labor legislation, Hobbs Bill
• Legislation - 79th Congress - labor legislation, O.P.A. press release on coal strike, 1946
• Legislation - 79th Congress - Truman on railroads, May, 1946
• Legislation - 79th Congress - Roosevelt on railroads
• Legislation - 79th Congress - Roosevelt on mines
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session (general information)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - S.J. Res. 97 (veto)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - National Science Foundation Bill
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Portal to Portal Pay Act (2 folders)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Taft-Hartley Labor Bill (veto)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Taft Hartley Veto message, drafts
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Taft-Hartley Bill, clippings
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Tax bills, June and July, 1947
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 1st Session - Second tax bill and clippings

• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - (general information)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - S. 1004 veto (Atomic Board bill)
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - Aid to China
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - Hoffman Bill
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - Reciprocal Trade File
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - Tax legislation
• Legislation - 80th Congress, 2nd Session - Tax veto message, drafts
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - (general information)
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Air Force appropriations
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Alaska, survey for railroad to
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Executive pay and other Federal pay bills
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Insurance investigations

• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Reciprocal trade
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - Rules fight in House, January 20, 1949
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 1st Session - St. Lawrence Waterway
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - (general information) (3 folders)
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - Displaced persons
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - Education
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - F.A.O Headquarters loan
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - International Claims Settlement Act of 1949
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - Lobbying
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - McCarran Bill legislation
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - St. Lawrence project
• Legislation - 81st Congress, 2nd Session - Selective Service
• Legislation - 81st Congress, Special Session
• Legislation - 81st Congress, Special Session - I.T.O. membership

• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - Crime legislation (2 folders)
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - Crime legislation (narcotics)
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - Douglas ethics investigation
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - Flood emergency
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - India, aid to
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 1st Session - Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 2nd Session
• Legislation - 82nd Congress, 2nd Session
• Legislation - Voting records 80th-82nd Congresses (2 folders)

• Mutual Security Agency reports to Congress
• National Defense - Armed Forces unification (folders 1 - 5)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification (folders 6 - 14)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification (folders 15 - 17)
• National Defense - Armed Forces unification, newspaper clippings (folders 1 - 3)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification, newspaper clippings (folders 4 - 8)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification, newspaper clippings (folders 9 - 16)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification, newspaper clippings (folders 17 - 26)

• National Defense - Armed Forces unification, newspaper clippings (folders 27 - 29)
• National Defense - Atomic energy, 1945-1946
• National Defense - Atomic energy, 1947-1949
• National Defense - Atomic energy - announcement of Russian Atomic Bomb, September 23, 1949
• National Defense - Atomic energy - statement on H.R. 6402
• National Defense - Atomic energy, 1950
• National Defense - Atomic energy - McMahan Resolution
• National Defense - Atomic energy - Speech by Dr. Karl Compton, February 9, 1950
• National Defense - Atomic energy - Documents

• National Defense - Atomic energy, pamphlets
• National Defense - Censorship Mobilization Plan
• National Defense - Defense mobilization
• National Defense - Marine Corps incident, September, 1950
• National Defense - Marine Corps incident (telegrams)
• National Defense - National Security Council
• National Defense - Psychological Strategy Board
• National Defense - Security Standards, Executive Order on
• National Defense - Universal Military Training (folder 1)

• National Defense - Universal Military Training (folders 2 - 3)
• Official and personal papers - Congressional access to
• Official and personal papers - Executive Branch files
• Official and personal papers - disposition of official government papers, 1947 (folder 1)

• Official and personal papers - disposition of official government papers, 1947 (folder 2)
• Official and personal papers - papers of James Forrestal (3 folders)
• Politics - 1949
• Politics - 1950

• Politics - 1950, elections
• Politics - 1950, elections post-mortems
• Politics - 1952, Democratic platform
• Politics - 1952, elections
• Politics - Democratic National Committee
• Postwar Military Organization - outline, study on defense organization
• Postwar Military Organization - Proposals for defense reorganization
• Postwar Military Organization - Hearings, House Select Committee, April and May, 1944
• Postwar Military Organization - Report of Joint Chiefs of Staff, April, 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - Hearings, Senate Committee on Military Affairs, October 22, 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - Testimony of Assistant Secretary of Navy Hensel before Senate Committee on Military Affairs, November 7, 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - Statement, Vice Admiral Cooke before Senate Committee on Military Affairs, November 8, 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - Draft DWW - "A Department of National Defense"

• Postwar Military Organization - Magazine articles and clippings
• Postwar Military Organization - Legislation
• Postwar Military Organization - Memoranda, primary source material
• Postwar Military Organization - Memo from Clark Clifford to Samuel I. Rosenman, November 8, 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - Official Army and Navy speeches
• Postwar Military Organization - Eberstadt Report
• Postwar Military Organization - 1944
• Postwar Military Organization - 1945
• Postwar Military Organization - 1945, "Organization of Armed Forces in Foreign Countries"

• Postwar Military Organization - 1946
• Postwar Military Organization - 1947
• The Presidency (5 folders)
• The Presidency - bibliography
• The Presidency - Lodge-Gossett Amendment
• The Presidency - Presidential succession

• The Presidency - tax on expense fund
• The Presidency - Holiday magazine article, February, 1950
• Presidential flag and seal
• Presidential flag and seal - flag of the Vice-President
• Presidential papers and legislation
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Security Secretariat
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Security Secretariat - system for war
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Security Secretariat - example of need (Aid to Chinese Air Force)
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - President's Advisory Committee on Management Improvement
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - GME's talk on Executive Office reorganization, November 21, 1949

• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Organization of Executive Branch
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Status of Presidential appointments as of November 15, 1949
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Don K. Price memoranda re Hoover Commission
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Memoranda, December 12, 1946-September 30, 1949
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Memoranda, September 12, 1950-October 9, 1950
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - The President and His Staff Services, by Fritz M. Marx, with reference material compiled by G.M.E.
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Legislative clearance study, May, 1948
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Plans (1920-1937)
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Principal reorganizations (1920-1947)
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Trends in Executive Branch organization
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Annotated Bibliography, September, 1947
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Brown-Lodge Act, H.R. 775 and S. 164, 80th Congress, 1st Session
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - Chart on Organization of Federal Executive Departments and Agencies
• Reorganization of the Executive Branch - "Liquidation of Federal War Agencies by George E. Allen

• Selective Service
• Harry S. Truman, 1949-1951 (3 folders)

• Harry S. Truman, 1952-1953
• Harry S. Truman Library - general file (2 folders)
• Harry S. Truman Library - administrative arrangement
• Harry S. Truman Library - annual report of the Archivist
• Harry S. Truman Library - architectural information
• Harry S. Truman Library - Harry S. Truman Library, Inc.
• Harry S. Truman Library - legal questions
• Harry S. Truman Library - legislation
• Harry S. Truman Library - National Park Service material
• Harry S. Truman Library - Henry Thomas Ulasek's survey of potential museum items
• Harry S. Truman - papers (folders 1 - 3)

• Harry S. Truman - papers (folder 4)
• Harry S. Truman - remarks on Russia
• Harry S. Truman - vetoes and appearances before Congress
• Harry S. Truman - wiretapping
• Harry S. Truman - newspaper clippings and articles (folders 1 - 3)

• Harry S. Truman - newspaper clippings and articles (folder 4)
• United Nations Proposals
• The White House
• White House aide (3 folders)
• White House social functions

Personal Correspondence File

• A
• Acheson, Dean
• Dean Acheson Bill
• Agronsky, Marlen
• Albion, R.G.
• Armine, Michael
• Ayers, Eben
• B
• Batt, William, Jr.
• Bell, David E.
• Benton, William (Sen.)
• Birkhead, Ken
• Brown, Adm. Wilson
• Boyce, J.E.
• Boyd, Julian P., Dr.
• Boyle, William M.

• C
• Cantril, Dr. Hadley
• Carter, Jay Franklin
• Carroll, George A.
• Chatfield, Helen (White House file survey)
• Collingwood, Charles
• D
• Daniels, Jonathan
• Dawson, Donald S.
• Dennison, Robert L.
• Dreyer, Phil
• Dulles, John Foster
• Dupre, March Mathias, Jr. Rear Adm., USN (Ret.)
• E
• F
• Furman, N.H.
• G
• Gerrity, John
• Grover, Wayne C.
• H
• Hardy, Benjamin
• Hassett, William D.
• Hechler, Kenneth

• Hoeber, Johannes
• Humelsine, Carlisle H.
• Johnson, Louis
• Jones, Joseph M.
• K
• L
• Leahy, Adm. William D.
• Leopold, R.W.
• Leva, Marx
• Lowenthal, Max
• Mc-Mac
• McCarthy, Sen. Joseph R.
• M
• Morse, Sen. Wayne
• Morstein Marx, Fritz
• Murphy, Charles S.
• N
• Nash, Philleo
• Niles, David K.
• O
• P
• Plimpton, Jane
• Pearlove, Shirley
• Porter, Paul R.
• Price, Don

• R
• Roosevelt, Franklin D., Jr.
• Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D.
• Roosevelt, Mrs. Kermit
• Rosenman, S.I.
• Ross, Charles G.
• S
• Schlesinger, Arthur
• Sherman, Forest O.
• Shipman, Fred
• Short, Joe
• Sharon, John
• Snyder, John
• Souers, Sidney W., Rear Adm. USNR
• Spingarn, Edward
• Spingarn, Stephen J.
• Stassen, Harold H.
• Stevenson, Adlai
• Steelman, John R.
• T

• Tannenwald, Theodore, Jr.
• Taft, Robert A.
• Taft, Robert A. (Senate speech January 5, 1951)
• Truman, Margaret
• Tully, Grace
• U
• V
• Vaughan, Gen. Harry
• W
• Wallace, Henry
• Wilky, Philip
• X, Y, Z

Newspaper Clipping File

• 1943-1947
• March-May, 1945 (5 folders)
• Miscellaneous
• From the Book Collection

Notebook File

• Mutual Security Act, 1951; M.S.P. Appropriations, F.Y. 1952
• Mutual Security Act, 1952; M.S.P. Appropriations, F.Y. 1953 (2 notebooks)
• President's Messages, 79-82 Congresses (4 notebooks)

TRUMAN PRESIDENCY CHRONOLOGICAL FILE, 1945-1953

• 1945
• 1946
  [1 of 12, January]
  [2 of 12, February]
  [3 of 12, March]
  [4 of 12, April]
  [5 of 12, May]
  [6 of 12, June]
  [7 of 12, July]
  [8 of 12, August]
  [9 of 12, September]
  [10 of 12, October]
  [11 of 12, November]
  [12 of 12, December]
• 1947
  [1 of 12, January]
  [2 of 12, February]
  [3 of 12, March]
  [4 of 12, April]
  [5 of 12, May]
  [6 of 12, June]
  [7 of 12, July]
  [8 of 12, August]
  [9 of 12, September]
  [10 of 12, October]
  [11 of 12, November]
  [12 of 12, December]

• 1948
  [1 of 12, January]
  [2 of 12, February]
  [3 of 12, March]
  [4 of 12, April]
  [5 of 12, May]
  [6 of 12, June]
  [7 of 12, July]
  [8 of 12, August]
  [9 of 12, September]
  [10 of 12, October]

[11 of 12, November]
[12 of 12, December]
• 1949
  [1 of 12, January]
  [2 of 12, February]
  [3 of 12, March]
  [4 of 12, April]
  [5 of 12, May]
  [6 of 12, June]
  [7 of 12, July]
  [8 of 12, August]
  [9 of 12, September]
  [10 of 12, October]
  [11 of 12, November]
  [12 of 12, December]

• 1949, Outgoing Correspondence - October to December
• 1950, Outgoing Correspondence - January to June
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• 1950, Outgoing Correspondence - July to December
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• 1951, Outgoing Correspondence - January to June
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]

• 1951, Outgoing Correspondence - July to December
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]
• 1952, Outgoing Correspondence - January to May
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• 1952, Outgoing Correspondence - June to August
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]

• 1952-1953, Outgoing Correspondence - September to January
  [1 of 2]
  [2 of 2]

TRUMAN PRESIDENCY SUBJECT FILE, 1944-2007

• Acheson's Speech to the Society of Newspaper Editors, April 1950
• Alsop, Joseph and Stewart, "Why Has Washington Gone Crazy?" Saturday Evening Post, July 29, 1950
• Article for the Washington Post regarding Harry S. Truman, 1974 [and correspondence with historians]
• Atomic Bomb—Henry Stimson Telegram, August 6, 1945 [2007 accretion]
• Atomic Bomb, Russian
• Attlee-Truman Talks - December 1950
• Auriol, French President Vincent - Meeting with President Truman, March 29, 1951
• Barkley, Vice President Alben - Proposed Speech on McCarthy, July 1951
• Barrett, Edward - Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs
• Blair House—Conferences with Congressional Leaders, May, 1950 [2007 accretion]
• Bradley, General Omar N.
• Brookings Institution [paper on wage and price policy during the Truman administration]
• Chiang Kai-shek, Madame [2001 accretion]
• China, Idea About
• China Lobby
• Civil Rights [2001 accretion]
• Clifford, Clark M [2001 accretion].
• Davlin, James—Secret Service Report, November 10, 1949 [2007 accretion]
• Defense Production Act
• De Gasperi, Italian Prime Minister Alcide - Visit to the United States, September 1951
• Democratic National Committee, 1951
• Denver Conference, 1951
• Dinner at the White House, July 11, 1944—Guest List [2007 accretion]
• Di Salle, Michael V. - Director of Price Stabilization, 1951
• Donovan, Robert J.

• Eisenhower, Dwight D.
• Elizabeth, Princess of Great Britain - Visit to the United State, October-November 1951
• Elsey, George M. - Resignation as Administrative Assistant to the President, November 1951
• Executive-Legislative Relations, 1951
• Fair Employment Practice Commission (FEPC)
• Feeney, Joseph G. - Speech Prepared by George M. Elsey, June 1950
• Foreign Policy - State Department Pamphlet, "Our Foreign Policy"
• Foreign Policy, President's Speech on - May 17, 1950
• Foreign Relations - Truman Doctrine [2001 accretion]
  [1 of 3]
  [2 of 3]
  [3 of 3]
• Fulbright Scholarships, 1951
• Germany
• Germany - Allied Reparations Commission [2001 accretion]
• Guatemala
• Harry S. Truman Library - Bibliography by Margaret Stapleton, "The Truman and Eisenhower Years, 1945-1960" (1973) [2001 accretion]

• Harry S. Truman Library Institute - "Creating a Classroom for Democracy" [2001 accretion]
• Hechler, Ken
• Historians—Truman Handwritten Note, 1950 [2007 accretion]
• Ideas for Speeches
• Indonesia
• International Organization—Truman Reaction to Newspaper Article, 1950 [2007 accretion]
• International Security Studies [2001 accretion]
• Iran
• Japan
• Jefferson, Thomas
• Key West
• Korean War
• Korean War—Transcript of Conversation with the President (June 27, 1950) and Letter From Researcher (July 22, 1999) [2007 accretion]
• Lasswell, Harold - "Proposing a Declaration of U.S. Goals and Policies in Peace or War"
• Lovett, Robert A. - Deputy Secretary of Defense, 1950
• Lowenthal, Max and the FBI
• MacArthur, General Douglas
• McCarthy, Senator Joseph R. and McCarthyism
• McMahon, Senator Brien
• Manahan, John E.
• Map Room and White House Signal Center, 1950
• Map Room Log—June 26, 1945 to December 12, 1945 [2007 accretion]
• Marshall Plan - Fiftieth Anniversary [2001 accretion]
• Medals and Awards
• Mexico
• Military Review - Dennis M. Giangreco
• Mitchell, Dr. Franklin D. [2001 accretion]
• Morison, Samuel Eliot
• Mutual Security, Public Advisory Board for - A Trade and Tariff Policy in the National Interest (1953)
• National Archives
• National Debt
• National Historical Publications Commission
• National Security Council (NSC)
• New York Herald-Tribune—Truman Reaction to Editorial, May 9, 1951 [2007 accretion]
• Newman, Robert P. - "Hiroshima and the Trashing of Henry Stimson," New England Quarterly (March 1998)
• 1948 Election—Truman’s Electoral College Forecast, October 13, 1948 [2007 accretion]
• North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
• Notes, Elsey's Handwritten - Meeting between Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi, President Truman, and Others, the White House, September 25, 1951
• NSC 68 - "History of NSC 68," Draft, April 30, 1951
• Office of the Secretary of Defense - Interview of George M. Elsey by Doris Condit, Historical Office, August 1, 1978 [2001 accretion]
• Palestine
• Palestine—Memorandum for the President, April 18, 1947 [2007 accretion]
• Pleven, French Prime Minister Rene - Truman-Pleven Talks, January 29-30, 1951
• Poem by Truman—Political Opponents [2007 accretion]
• Point Four Program
• Politics

• Potsdam Conference—Drafts of Proclamation [2007 accretion]
• Potsdam Conference—Exchange of Messages Between Truman and Joseph E. Davies [2007 accretion]
• Potsdam Log [2001 accretion]
• Presidential Expense Allowance—Truman Reaction to Congressional Tax Proposal, 1951 [2007 accretion]
• President's Advisory Committee on Management Improvement
• Press, President Truman and the
• St. Laurent, Canadian Prime Minister Louis
• Souers, Admiral Sidney W. - Address Before the Graduating Class of the FBI Academy, September 29, 1950
• State Department - Cold War Strategy
• State of the Union Message, 1950
• System for War [diary entries, correspondence, newspaper clippings, etc. regarding Elsey's work as Assistant to W. Averell Harriman, Mutual Security Director, and Harriman's 1952 presidential campaign, etc., 1951-1953]
  
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• Truman Administration [correspondence with historians, etc.]
  
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[4 of 4]
• Truman, Bess and Margaret—Correspondence with George Elsey, 1947-1994 [2007 accretion]
• Truman, Harry S. - Addresses and Statements
• Truman, Harry S. - Correspondence with George Elsey, 1949-1971 [2007 accretion]
• Truman, Harry S. - Doodles, Notes, and Signatures [2007 accretion]
• Truman, Harry S. - Funeral and Memorial Service [2007 accretion]
• Truman, Harry S. - Printed Materials, etc. [2001 accretion]
• Truman, Harry S. - Trips, 1950-1951
• Truman Library
• Truman Library - Correspondence with George Elsey, 1992-2007 [2007 accretion]
• Truman Library Plans—Sketch by President and Memoranda, 1950-1951 [2007 accretion]
• Truman, Mary Jane—President’s Reaction to Fine for Speeding, May, 1951 [2007 accretion]
• United Nations
• Vinson, Records of Chief Justice Fred
• Voice of America
• Washington, George—Truman Search for Quotation, 1950 [2007 accretion]
• Western European Defense
• Whistle-Stop Trip, Proposed - 1951
• White House Appropriations
• White House History—Truman Correspondence with George Elsey, December, 1958 [2007 accretion]
• White House Security
• White House Staff Conference
• Williamsburg, U.S.S. - Presidential Yacht
• Wilson Center, The - Paper by Robert J. Donovan on Truman's China Policy, April 19, 1979
• Wilson, Charles E. - Director of Defense Mobilization, 1951
• Yalta Conference—Summary of Proceedings and Agreements [2007 accretion]

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