May
Correspondence Between Frederick Brown Harris and Harry S. Truman, May 8, 1945
August
Harry S. Truman to General William Donovan with Related Material, August 25, 1945
September
Memo, Dean Acheson to Harry S. Truman with Attachment, September 14, 1945
War Department Incoming Classified Message, September 18, 1945
War Department Incoming Classified Message, September 28, 1945
October
War Department Incoming Classified Message, October 1, 1945
Syngman Rhee to Harry S. Truman With Related Material and Reply From Rose Conway, October 17, 1945
Memo, "How the Government of Korea Has Been Staffed", ca. 1946
February
Walter Treumann to Lieutenant Colonel G.B. Enders With Related Material, February 23, 1946
May
Memo, Edwin Pauley to George C. Marshall, ca. May 1946
Memo, Edwin Pauley to Justin Wolf and Dean Acheson, ca. May 1946
Memo, Justin Wolf to Edwin Pauley, May 11, 1946
August
Memo, John Snyder to Harry S. Truman, August 2, 1946
James Forrestal to Harry S. Truman, August 14, 1946
December
Memo, Matthew Connelly to Charlie Ross With Attachment and Related Material, December 4, 1946
January
"The Situation in Korea," Office of Reports and Estimates 5/1, January 3, 1947
Telegram, Kim Koo to Harry S. Truman with Related Material, January 13, 1947
War Department Incoming Classified Message, January 17, 1947
June
Memo, Frederick J. Lawton to Harry S. Truman with Attachment, June 3, 1947
November
"Implementation of Soviet Objectives in Korea," Office of Reports and Estimates 62, November 18, 1947
April
"The Position of the United States With Respect to Korea," National Security Council Report 8, April 2, 1948
May
William Draper to Robert Lovett, May 3, 1948
Robert Lovett to William Draper, May 19, 1948
Memo, E. A. J. Johnson to General Helmick, May 25, 1948
June
Kenneth Royall to George C. Marshall, ca. June 1948
George C. Marshall to Kenneth Royall, June 23, 1948
August
Correspondence Between Frederick J. Lawton and Harry S. Truman with Attachment, August 16, 1948
September
Memo, Roberta Barrows to Matthew Connelly with Related Material, September 23, 1948
Press Release, September 24, 1948
October
"Prospects for Survival of the Republic of Korea," Office of Reports and Estimates 44-48, October 28, 1948
November
Telegram, John J. Muccio to George Marshall, November 19, 1948
December
William Draper to Charles Saltzman, December 22, 1948
January
Telegram, John Myun Chang to Harry S. Truman, January 2, 1949
Memo, Robert Lovett to Harry S. Truman, January 3, 1949
February
Correspondence Between Syngman Rhee and Harry S. Truman, With Related Material, February 7, 1949
"Communist Capabilities in South Korea," Office of Reports and Estimates 32-48, February 21, 1949
"Consequences of U.S. Troop Withdrawal From Korea in Spring, 1949," Office of Reports and Estimates 3-49, February 28, 1949
March
"The Position of the United States With Respect to Korea," National Security Council Report 8/1, March 16, 1949
"The Position of the United States With Respect to Korea," National Security Council Report 8/2, March 22, 1949
Memo, Sidney Souers to National Security Council with Attachment, March 23, 1949
April
Incoming Telegram to Dean Acheson, April 17, 1949
May
Memo of Conversation, Dean Acheson and John Kee, May 11, 1949
June
Memo, James Webb to Harry S. Truman with Attachment, June 4, 1949
National Security Council Progress Report On the Implementation of National Security Council Report 8/2, June 8, 1949
Memo to Harry S. Truman with Attachment, June 18, 1949
July
Memo, Clark Clifford to Harry S. Truman, July 8, 1949
Memo of Conversation, July 11, 1949
National Security Council Progress Report On the Implementation of National Security Council Report 8/2, July 19, 1949
S. 2319, "A Bill to Promote World Peace...by Providing Aid to the Republic of Korea", July 22, 1949
December
Stanley Woodward to Matthew Connelly, December 29, 1949
"The Truth About Korea", ca. 1950
Remarks by Dean Acheson Before the National Press Club, ca. 1950
January
Correspondence between Harry S. Truman and Douglas MacArthur, ca. January 1950
Memo of Conversation, January 28, 1950
February
National Security Council Progress Report On the Implementation of National Security Council Report 8/2, February 10, 1950
Memo, James Webb to Harry S. Truman with Attachment, February 15, 1950
June
Army Department Teletype Conference, ca. June 1950
Notes and Recommendations, ca. June 1950
National Security Council Report 76/1, "U.S. Courses of Action in the Event Soviet Forces Enter Korean Hostilities", June 25, 1950
Army Department Teletype Conference, June 25, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, June 25, 1950
Army Department Teleype Conference, June 25, 1950
Telegram Extract, John Foster Dulles and John Allison to Dean Acheson and Dean Rusk, June 25, 1950
United Nations Security Council Resolution, June 25, 1950
Note Regarding Teleconference, June 25, 1950
Note by George Elsey Regarding General Douglas MacArthur, June 25, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, June 26, 1950
Notes and Memoranda Regarding Instructions to General MacArthur, June 26, 1950
Memorandum of Telephone Conversation With Senator Alexander Wiley, June 26, 1950
Notes Regarding Blair House Meetings, June 26, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, June 26, 1950
Notes Regarding Meeting With Congressional Leaders, June 27, 1950
Memo of Conversation, June 27, 1950
Memorandum From Charles Murphy to Matthew Connelly, Regarding Meeting Attendees, June 27, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, June 27, 1950
State Department Overview of Korean Situtation, June 28, 1950
Correspondence Between Joseph O'Mahoney and Harry S. Truman, June 28, 1950
Carolyn Aquino to Harry S. Truman, June 28, 1950
Minutes of 59th Meeting of the National Security Council, June 28, 1950
Transcription of Telegram, Alan Kirk to George Marshall, June 29, 1950
William Hopkins to Charles Ross, June 29, 1950
Army Department Message, Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, June 29, 1950
Telegram, William J. Sebald to Dean Acheson, June 30, 1950
Telegram, William Sebald to Dean Acheson, June 30, 1950
Correspondence Between Clark M. Clifford and Harry S. Truman, June 30, 1950
Joseph Albaum to Harry S. Truman, June 30, 1950
Press Release, June 30, 1950
Handwritten Note by Harry S. Truman, June 30, 1950
July
Army Department Message, Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, July 1, 1950
James S. Lay to National Security Council, with attachment, July 6, 1950
Army Department Message, July 10, 1950
Ann and George Ash to Harry S. Truman, July 12, 1950
Dean Acheson to Paul Nitze, July 12, 1950
Correspondence between Harry I. Schwimmer and the White House, July 12, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Akenson to Harry S. Truman, July 12, 1950
Niles W. Bond to Eben Ayers, With Attached Telegram, July 14, 1950
John M. Chang to Harry S. Truman, July 17, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, July 17, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, July 19, 1950
Doulgas MacArthur to Harry S. Truman, July 19, 1950
State Department Opinion Summary, July 24, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, July 24, 1950
Notes Regarding National Security Council Meeting, July 27, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, July 28, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, July 31, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Doulgas MacArthur, July 31, 1950
August
Douglas MacArthur's Statement Regarding His Trip to Formosa, August 1, 1950
Mrs. Ronald Whitman, Jr., to Harry S. Truman with Reply From William D. Hassett, August 4, 1950
Report to the National Security Council 73/2, "The Position and Actions of the United States With Respect to Possible Further Soviet Moves in the Light of the Korean Situation", August 8, 1950
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ward to Harry S. Truman With Reply From William D. Hassett, August 8, 1950
Correspondence between Henry A. Wallace and Dean Acheson, August 10, 1950
Memorandum, George F. Kennan to Dean Acheson, August 23, 1950
Warren R. Austin to Trygve Lie, August 25, 1950
Louis Johnson to Douglas MacArthur, August 26, 1950
Notes Regarding General MacArthur's Message on Formosa, August 26, 1950
Memorandum for the Record, August 26, 1950
Memo for File, August 26, 1950
Louis Johnson to Douglas MacArthur, With Attachment, August 26, 1950
Dean Acheson to James Webb, August 27, 1950
Messages Between Louis Johnson and Douglas MacArthur, August 27, 1950
Correspondence Between James E. Noland and Harry S. Truman, August 29, 1950
September
Anonymous Statement Regarding General Douglas MacArthur's Statement on Formosa, ca. September 1950
National Security Council Report 81, "United States Courses of Action With Respect to Korea", September 1, 1950
Army Department Message, September 15, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 15, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, September 16, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 16, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, September 22, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 23, 1950
George C. Marshall to Harry S. Truman, With Attached Directive to Commander of United Nations Forces in Korea, September 27, 1950
Memorandum for the President, September 27, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 28, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 28, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, September 29, 1950
George C. Marshall to Douglas MacArthur, September 29, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Joint Chiefs of Staff, September 30, 1950
October
Memo for File Regarding Events of August 26-29, 1950, October 2, 1950
Report, "Status of United Nations Offers of Assistance for Korea", October 6, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, October 6, 1950
Notes Regarding President Truman's Trip to Hawaii, October 9, 1950
Notes of Phone Conversation Between Dean Acheson and Thomas Finletter, October 12, 1950
Notes on the Wake Island Conference, October 13, 1950
"Substance of Statements Made at Wake Island Conference", October 15, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Harry S. Truman, October 16, 1950
National Security Council Progress Report Regarding Psychological Warfare, October 17, 1950
Memorandum for the President, "World Reaction to the Wake Island Meeting", October 17, 1950
Correspondence Between George W. Constable and Harry S. Truman, October 18, 1950
Harry S. Truman to Robert A. Lovett, With Attachments, October 28, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, October 29, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Harry S. Truman, with draft letter to MacArthur by George Elsey, October 30, 1950
James S. Lay, Jr., to National Security Council, With Attachment, October 31, 1950
November
Douglas MacArthur to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, November 4, 1950
Memorandum of Conference Between Dean Acheson, Robert Lovett, and Dean Rusk, November 6, 1950
Report, National Security Council Policy on Korea, November 6, 1950
Douglas MacArthur to Department of the Army, November 6, 1950
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, November 6, 1950
Report by the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Central Intelligence Agency, November 9, 1950
"United States Courses of Action with Respect to Korea,", Report 81/2, James S. Lay, Jr. to National Security Council, November 14, 1950
James S. Lay, Jr., to Senior National Security Council Staff, With Attachment, November 15, 1950
James S. Lay, Jr., to Senior National Security Council Staff, With Attachment, November 17, 1950
Notes Regarding State Department Meeting, November 21, 1950
Memo of Conversation, November 21, 1950
Personal memo of Harry S. Truman, November 25, 1950
Minutes of the National Security Council Meeting with Harry S. Truman, November 28, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation Regarding National Security Council Meeting, November 28, 1950
December
Memorandum Regarding Speech, ca. December 1950
Minutes of Meeting with Congressional Leaders, December 1, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, December 1, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, December 3, 1950
Theodore Tannenwald, Jr., to George Elsey, with attachment, December 4, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, December 5, 1950
Memorandum of Conversation, December 6, 1950
Communiqué, December 8, 1950
Minutes of National Security Council Meeting, December 11, 1950
Omar N. Bradley to George C. Marshall With Related Material, December 12, 1950
Summary of Report, December 13, 1950
"United States Position Regarding a Cease-Fire in Korea," National Security Council Report #95, December 13, 1950
James S. Lay, Jr. to National Security Council, with attachment, December 15, 1950
Department of State Outgoing Telegram, December 15, 1950
Draft Report Regarding General MacArthur's Message on Formosa, ca. 1951
January
United Nations General Assembly Report of Group on Cease-Fire in Korea, January 2, 1951
"Courses of Action Relative to Communist China and Korea," National Security Council Report 101, January 12, 1951
Harry S. Truman to Douglas MacArthur, January 13, 1951
"United States Action to Counter Chinese Communist Aggression," National Security Council Report 101/1, January 15, 1951
John B. Moullette to Clarence E. Moullette, January 16, 1951
Clarence E. Moullette to Dean Acheson, January 19, 1951
February
Press Release, Speech of Representative Joseph W. Martin, February 12, 1951
Dean Acheson to Clarence E. Moulette, February 23, 1951
March
Memorandum of Conversation, ca. March 1951
Study, Courses of Action Relative to Communist China and Korea -- Anti-Communist Chinese, March 14, 1951
Joint Chiefs of Staff to Douglas MacArthur, attached to copy of letter from Douglas MacArthur to Joe Martin, March 20, 1951
Statement of General Douglas MacArthur, March 25, 1951
James T. Quirk to Elizabeth Quirk, with attachment, March 30, 1951
April
Form Letter from Senator Hubert H. Humphrey, ca. April 1951
Record of Phone Calls Regarding the Dismissal of General Douglas MacArthur, ca. April 1951
Diary Entry of Harry S. Truman, April 5, 1951
Diary entries, April 6, 1951
Harry S. Truman to Omar Bradley, with attachments, April 7, 1951
Diary Entry of Harry S. Truman, April 8, 1951
William D. Hassett to Dean Acheson, With Attachments, April 9, 1951
Diary Entry of Harry S. Truman, April 9, 1951
Diary Entry of Harry S. Truman, April 10, 1951
Lindsey Williams to Harry S. Truman, April 11, 1951
Senate Concurrent Resolution 21, April 11, 1951
Elisabeth Wood to Harry S. Truman, April 11, 1951
Dorothy Weir to Harry S. Truman, April 11, 1951
Correspondence Between Harry S. Truman and Ike Skelton, April 14, 1951
Department of State, "Initial Foreign Reaction to General MacArthur's Dismissal", April 16, 1951
Correspondence Between Harry S. Truman, Harry Vaughan, and Leslie Skerry, April 18, 1951
Transcript of General Douglas MacArthur's Address to Congress, April 19, 1951
Statement Issued by the Pentagon, April 19, 1951
Correspondence Between Harry S. Truman and Joe Tingle, April 23, 1951
Memorandum, "The MacArthur Dismissal", April 28, 1951
May
Memo from Ken Hechler to George Elsey, With Attachment Regarding Quote of General Douglas MacArthur, ca. May 1951
George C. Marshall to Richard Russell, May 1, 1951
Correspondence Between Matthew Connelly and Irving Plfaum, May 3, 1951
Department of State Daily Opinion Summary, May 7, 1951
Memo to Harry S. Truman: Tabulation of Pros and Cons, May 8, 1951
Department of State Daily Opinion Summary, May 8, 1951
Resolution submitted by Edwin C. Johnson to the Committee on Foreign Relations, May 17, 1951
June
Notes and Memoranda Regarding Events of June 24-25, 1950, ca. June 1951
Notes from June 30, 1950 Meeting in the Cabinet Room, ca. June 1951
Notes Regarding President Truman's June 29, 1950 Meeting, ca. June 1951
Notes and Memoranda Regarding President Truman's June 29, 1950 Press Conference, ca. June 1951
Note Regarding June 29, 1950 Teleconference, ca. June 1951
Note Regarding June 28, 1950 Message From Ambassador John Muccio, ca. June 1951
Notes of June 30, 1950 Teleconference Between Generals MacArthur and Collins, ca. June 1951
Note by George Elsey Along With Copy of June 30, 1950 Telegram from Douglas MacArthur to Walton Walker, ca. June 1951
Notes Regarding June 26, 1950 Teleconference with General Douglas MacArthur, ca. June 1951
Note Regarding United Nations Security Council Meeting of June 27, 1950, ca. June 1951
Memo Regarding Instructions to General Douglas MacArthur At the Outbreak of the Korean War, ca. June 1951
Press Release, Joseph McCarthy to Congress, June 11, 1951
Memorandum of Conversation, June 28, 1951
W.V. Myres to Harry S. Truman, With Reply From William Hassett, June 29, 1951
July
Note Regarding June 30, 1950 Teletype Conference, ca. July 1951
"Far East: An Armistice in Korea", July 11, 1951
August
Tom Goe to Harry S. Truman, With Reply From Joseph Short, August 7, 1951
J.V.F. to Harry S. Truman, August 7, 1951
Omar Bradley to Walter Bedell Smith, With Attachment, August 12, 1951
Dean G. Acheson to George C. Marshall, August 27, 1951
September
State Department, MacArthur Hearings Report by Fisher, September 22, 1951
State Department, MacArthur Hearings Report by Fisher, Part 2, September 22, 1951
State Department, MacArthur Hearings Report by Fisher, Part 4, September 22, 1951
State Department, MacArthur Hearings Report by Fisher, Conclusion, September 22, 1951
State Department, MacArthur Hearings Report by Fisher, Part 3, September 22, 1951
December
Wallace Carroll to Gordon Gray, December 28, 1951
January
William D. Hassett to Robert Lovett, January 4, 1952
Memorandum For the Record, Paul C. Davis, January 24, 1952
Department of State, Office of Intelligence Research, Intelligence Report 5775, January 30, 1952
February
Edmond Taylor to Mallory Browne, With Attachments, February 19, 1952
March
Carol Stone to Harry S. Truman, With Reply From William Hassett, March 13, 1952
Mrs. Ray D. Stewart to Harry S. Truman, With Reply From William D. Hassett, March 29, 1952
May
Donald S. McKinlay to Harry S. Truman, With Reply From William D. Hassett, May 10, 1952
Alfred Kohlberg to Harry S. Truman, With Related Material, May 19, 1952
June
Mr. and Mrs. Ellison to Harry S. Truman With Reply From William D. Hassett, June 6, 1952
Correspondence Between Paul Douglas and Harry S. Truman, With Attachments, June 12, 1952
William C. Foster to Harry S. Truman, June 12, 1952
James T. Mayall to Harry S. Truman With Reply From William D. Hassett, June 13, 1952
September
Telegram, Ernest A. Gross to Dean G. Acheson, September 26, 1952
October
Francis Case to Harry S. Truman With Reply From Robert A. Lovett, October 1, 1952
Chester Bowles to Dean G. Acheson, October 2, 1952
November
Telegram, Warren Austin to Dean G. Acheson, November 4, 1952
Telegram Warren Austin to Dean G. Acheson, November 6, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 8, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 9, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 13, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 13, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson With Related Correspondence, November 14, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 15, 1952
Telegram to Dean G. Acheson, November 17, 1952
Department of State Circular Telegram, November 17, 1952
United Nations Press Release with Attachment, November 19, 1952
William Banning to Harry S. Truman, ca. 1953
May
Repatriation of Korean Prisoners of War, May 13, 1953
July
Merritt B. Metzger to Harry S. Truman, July 27, 1953
